Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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Q M wwf M , WILSON CENTRAL W l THE 1955 CREST THE SENlOR CLASS f ILSG CE TR L SCHOOL Mrs. Mariorie Hurlburt has shown her fine DEDICATION The 1955 Crest is dedicated to two well- loved teachers who have given much to the education of the children of Wilson CentralSchool The class of l955 is proud to honor Miss Lotta Coombs and Mrs. Mariorie Hurlburt, whom we consider as two outstanding members of our faculty. leadership ability and her excellent talent as a musical director in Wilson Central School. Her single-mindedness of purpose and the high musi- cal standards she set show clearly in the annual musical productions which are perfect in every detail. Not only has she led the Wilson Central School choruses to victory in competitions year after year, but, for the past four years, she, along with Mrs. Ruby Malin and Mr. and Mrs. McGrath, has helped lead our senior class to its goal, graduation. Miss Lotta Coombs has devoted her life to teaching, having completed thirty-nine years in- structing in the sixth and seventh grades in the Wilson schools. Her teaching career at Wilson began in the old building when Mr. Mac llroy was principal. She is now teaching the third genera- tions of some families. Her opinion of children, They're smarter younger, reveals her quiet sense of humor. Miss Coombs says with a smile, Although my students now hear more and see more, it is not necessarily an improvement. Asked if she were especially proud of any of her former pupils, she answered, I am proud of all my students. TABLE OF CONTENTS FIFTH FLOOR: Administration . . FOURTH FLOOR: Seniors . . . THIRD FLOOR: Classes. . . . Miscellaneous . SECOND FLOOR: Activities . FIRST FLOOR: Sports . . . BRANCH STORE : Administration. . Classes . . . . Miscellaneous . . 6- Il I4-29 32-44 45 48-59 62-67 70 7I-74 74 Qgecxh- .3 FOREWORD The theme of the 'I955 Crest is based on the idea that school is like a huge department store having various departments, offering as its chief commodity and biggest bargain, education. Each of the groups and classes in Wilson Central School is considered as some part of our imagin- ary Wilson Central Store. We have considered the administration as the directors and managers of our store with their offices on the fifth floor. Coming down the ele- vator to the fourth floor, we find the graduating class, indicated as long and faithful customers, and those who have built up the best credit ratings. The remainder of the classes may be found on the third floor relative to their stand- ings in the store. On the second floor can be found the activities of Wilson Central School, which we have called our General Merchandise Section. Our Sports Department is located on the first floor and is composed of all the sports activities at Wilson. The Ransomville School has this year been added to the Wilson Central School District. This we call our Branch Store. It works exactly as the bigger store in Wilson and has its own sec- tion in the Crest. We proudly present our brainchild, the 'I955 Crest, with the hope that its readers will enioy it as much as the staff has enioyed producing it. FIFTH FLOOR DIRECTORY OFFICES: ' Board of Directors . Store Manager . . . Assistant Manager . . Customer Counselling . . Manager, ChiIdren's Dept. . Personnel . . . . . . 6 . 7 . 7 . 7 . 7 0,11 fn. 3 A x Y QD 1 ,.r I NH rQ ' lu H W H ' , ,, 'NN w '42 W4 wx ' 1 WN' , ' ,'. X, ' .' w WN 1 , W NU Y ' 'w N ,N Wx :y I ' 1, N 6 BOARD OF DIRECTGRS ganization which makes the all-important decisions in the tion of our store. The Board of Education has carried o work wisely and conscientiously. We hope they are proud 1 sales record education has made at Wilson Central School. i The Bond of Directors in our Wilson Central Store is t e l MR. THOMAS MARKS , lg .j xg, ,E -i5Lfa '7f' ii so ' A .iigw Th- . ' . I L 5 ' ' ' w tf? fiwfiiff w fiifh H , .4 MR. EARL BRYDGES Miss M. oAzELl.E HOFFMAN MR- WRT WAN EMAN ' Superintendent r MR. JAMES CORNELL MR, RUSSEL HURLBURT MRS. LEONA BLACKLOCK clad! -yi ,s it ,- e gf af .Y . if if gg 5ii:E5iQ 233. 'if Q Q it 'M STCJRE MANAGER L. ERNEST TARR ln an organization of this size, we must offer a wide variety of merchandise. Our bargains are 'attractive and tempting. However, we urge your careful consideration of our many quality items which will give satisfaction over a long period and which are noted for endurance, enioy- ment and value. 7 ASSISTANT MANAGER CLAYTON LOVEJOY CUSTOMER COUNSELLING WILLIAM JOHNSON MANAGER, CHILDREN'S DEPT PETER R. 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CUSTOMER ADVISORS John McGrath, Mariorie Hurlburt, Ruby Malin, Linda McGrath I- F CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF ANTONCICH, WILLARD lnlclings Staff - 4 Stage Crjws- 3,4 I 2 3 . Intramuro ports - , , Baseball - 2 Basketball - 4 Football - 2 Track - 2,3,4 Varsity Club - 2,3,4 Proiection Club - l,2,3,4 Cross Country - 2,3,4 Tumbling Team - 2,3,4 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF BARLOW, NANCY Crest Staff - 4 lnklings Staff - 3,4 Mixed Chorus - 3 4 Girls' Chorus - 'I ECMEA Chorus - 1,3 Intramural Sports - I,2,3,4 French Club - 2,3,4 Play Committee - 3,4 4-F Club - 4 P. A. System - 3 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF BARONE, FRANCIS l Stage Crew - 3 c R E DI T 'ro TH E A cco u N T o F I 'I-Q I B E E E R' R D ,,.:- Iii, ,TT Science Club - 4 ' A Prlggection Club - 3,4 Di nt S h I- 1,2 ' Mixfflechorfiso? 3 W Q 1 Nay, 23,4 453 Wx, M 1? E 24 55 , I i I , U , I ,Q t r gg - 3 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF BRANCH, BRUCE Senior Play Junior -Play 12 Year Studenf Intramural Sports - 1,3 Baseball - 2,3 Basketball - 2,4 Science Club - 1 Varsity Club - 3,4 Football Manager - 1,2,3 Basketball Manager- 1,3 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF CAIN, SALLY Honor Society - 3,4 lnklings Staff - 4 Play Committee - 3,4 Silver W - '54 Iniramural Sporis - 1,2,3,4 Latin Club - 3 Sigma Kappa Nu - 3, V.Pres 4 Science Club - 4 Business Club - 2 O few CREDIT T THE ACCOUNT BOYER, CHARLES Mixed Chorus - 4 Junior Play - Stage Crew Christmas Pageant - 3 lntramural Sports - I,2,3,4 Baseball - 'I,2,3 Basketball - 2,3,4 Football - 2 Science Club - 3,4 Varsity Club - 3,4 Prom King - 3 Art Club - 1,2 Proiection Club - 3,4 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF BRYDGES, EARL Honor Society - 3,4 Class President - 4 Student Council Rep. - 1,2 3 Inklings Staff - 4 Senior Play Junior Play Student Council Pres. - 3 CR Basketball - 2,4 Mixed Chorus - 2,3,4 Band Member - 'l,2,3 King's Attendant - 3 Baseball Manager - 3 Football Manager - 4 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF COLE, AUDREY Honor Society - 3,4 Crest Art Editor - 4 Student Council Rep 'I 4 Inklings Staff- 4 I2 Year Student Intramural Sports - 'I French Club - 2 Science Club - I,2,3 Cheerleader - 3,4 rt Club - 1,2,3,4 -F Club - 2 TO THE ACCOUNT OF DEMMIN, HOLLIS Honor Society - 3,4 Senior Play - Stage Crew Intramural Sports - 3 Science Club - 3,4 Proiection Club - 2,3 FFA Member - l,2,3 FFA Officer - 3 F NT 0 CCOU HE A CREDIT To TAMEs J CLEMENT' . 1 2f3'4 be' '- 2.4 P2rfm'3f5Q.3Ef ? 2 srlie fEhofUs '.1-i BUYS Cghlntry cross F, NT O CCOU HE A CREDIT To T NNE CRoQPr A - 'I,2l3'4 I SP 's gg::',1 21'Lb - 2 - 2,314 leader fe? ' 4 Cheefcommlf plaY Y A CREDIT T0 THE ACCO DENNY B UNT OF 1 EVERL Y I kl' s rr . - f Mr l 3 , Librggfigoulfrggrf 4 L2 3 FHA Member - 1,334 CREDIT HE AC DOLD TO T COUNT OF , ELIZABETH Gy Colrimiffees - 3,4 hfromura Sports - 1,213 4 FHA M b - ' FHA 0521 5-2'3'4 Different School - I CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT O DRAPER, PAUL Senior Pl An Clula -.3 Ch ' f5::ACl11mb ' I f - . 'I cl' Li aryCoun MW ay T SfQgQ crow rl hr, P s srgmfh C.gl7.1b??gM 3 Cl I , ' 4-F'3ZZf7 Z3 Business Club P-CCOUHT OF CREOXT TO THE NND DUROYI , D onor Sflciehl - '3,A Cresi SMH - Co-eaikor - A Foo1baH - A Lakin Oub - T,'2,'5 French Chsb - '3,A Science Chsb - A CREOTT TO THE ACCOUNT OF GOODHXGHT , CAROL ross Rep. - A - Properiies Chairman Red C unkor FTa1 ' 'PXa1 - Prop. ns - T ,'1,3,A Xntrarn Latin Chsb Sigrna Kappa Hu 3 Science Chmb - A CREDTT TO THE ACCOUNT OF DOREEH GROSS, Tmdinqs Skaii - A Senior PXay - Stage Crew Xnirarnurd Sports - A French Chsb - A Skgrno Kappa Nu - A Science Gab - A Uiierenk Schoox - T,'2,'5 enror uraX Spo - T 'Z - , Treas. CRED IT To T HE ACCOUNT O F C gzggor PIGY L2 YTUFIGY ' Sf voofballitudgntage Crew F?'ii'Y CIEB4 FFA Q'mb,, ' 2,4 fficsr -' 5' ,Z,3l4 wfwuyaf . fslwf' IT To THE OF HILL MAN 12 lnfrY'Gr st La 9 l-'ral udenf Signal clvbipgffs - 2 EIIY c'.-f,'f., P.'1 rig '3'4 F A M mm, ' 3 4 HA Pemba., es .5 , resideI1f1,2l3 1: - 4 I QF UNT ACCO THE EDIT , R0 CR ARRINGTON H 4 4 -' Societysz ?hc,.Pres HO Q Pres 3,4 Cla? Play - l12'4 Junlowember . 2,31 Bfmfd Chfrrls - 3 4 M'2re chews. 1.2'3' if:-S f,f'ch0 'f ECM? 51073-3,4 Pres- ' 4 Eilfbalsb . b - bzrizw du QF NT 'THE ACCCU o IT T CRED ARA BARB ENDR'cKS'hoo' ' LS Hoaffefen' Sc f ll b 1 CREDIT WACCOUNT O 4 Houcuruuc, oouutlcxwfb Honor Society - 3,4 f Crest Staff - Co-edi tor Class Secretary - 2 ,Student Council Rep. - 3 4 Junior Play Play Committee - 4 Student Council Sec. -3, V.F' Christmas Pageant - 3 Intramural Sport Latin Cl 5. ix TO T res. - 4 s - I, 2,-3,4 ub - 2,3 igma Kappa Scienc N - 3, Q Club - I',2,3 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF HOUGHTLING, KE lnkling NNE TH s Staff - Sports Editor- 4 Junior Play - Stage Crew Intramural Sports - l,2, 3,4 Baskefbqll - I,2,3,4 Football - l,2,3,4 Traclr - I 2,3,4 Science Ctlub - I Varsi Club - 2,-3,4 4-F Clzb - 2 Cross Country - 2 CREDIT T0 THE ACCOUNT OF HUTCHISON, GCR Honor ' DON Society - I,3 Band Member - I,2,3,4 Junior Play - Stage Crew Intramural Sports - 1,3 Baslcetball - 2,4 Latin Club - I,2 French Club - 3,4 Science Club - 3,4 Boys' Chorus - I Baseball Manager - 3,4 A CRED T TO TYTE ACCOU OHES ROBERT Sm ent ouncr Rep Junror Toy SkogeCew emo PToy Stage Crew n1rornuroT S o is A rock '23 Proyechon CT h Krng s Nnenduni ross ounkrrl 3 Scxence CTub A V rsrk Tub A Cha 7.3 T 'L A A. CT ob - mx N P-CCO THE CREDTT T TCLETTT, ROBERT Honor Sockety - '3,A nT'-TTngs Skoii - '5,A Red Cross Rep. - T enkor ?Toy junior PToy - Stage Crew Christmas P ogeonk - 'S A A nKrornuroT Sports - '2,,'3,A A ' EookboTT - A French CTub - T ,'2.,'3,A ScTence CTUTD - T ,'Z,'3,A A-F CTub - 1,3 . p.. S-fsrern - '5 CREDTT TO TYTE ACCOUNT OF T-ETH, ELT'I.b.BETT'T A Chorus - A - T ,7- erkkes hue TrTs' Chorus JunTor PTo1 - Prop Chrkskrnos Pageant - 3 uroT Spoiks - T,'1.,'3,A Lorm French CTu'0 ST grno Tioppo Nu -3 CheerTec6er - A orshy CTUTJ - A A-E CTub - 7. : L V r,M1+W Tnxrorn ' CTu'o - - T,'l ec. - A fN I-r T 0 T HE A NT OF MC C A RTHY JOAN Cre Stuff Sfaff - g3L:?li::tF'?:u 2i' R ln1-rs Cho! 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S Jun-ior Placy- S1375 file: , K Chrlsflhqs Pqgeon' - 3 W lfrfrornural Sports - 1 2 3 4 A gcience Club. 134' ' ' X roi F. b .I 1 AH Csilginl 4'-' l,2,3,4 4 4-F Club - 2:3 0 CREDIT TO ACCOUNT O MOTCHENBAUGH oy Co CHARLOTT ' lnmiffee - 4 SWUOS Pageant - f'7ff fhurol S off . 3 4 P fecfio Cub. . Mefnfher - I erenf Q Q . Club . ACCOUNT 0 MUSSO ARQL E Gy Comfnme fl rofnurql Sporf Member 3 4 D' 'QUT School F I E Pl S 3 Chr: Q ro U 6 S ' W FHA U 3,44 M D ff s h ol 1 2 Pep 3,4 ' CREDIT TO THE F , C IP: ' es ' 314 S - 3 FHA . 'fre 1 I 2 Art Cl - u REDQT T0 THE ACCOUNT OF , NORMA klings Staff - Editor - 4 enior Pla unior P ixed Ch rus - 3,4 irls' C rus - 1,2 ll-St Chor - 3 CMEA horu - ntramu l Sp ts - l,2,3,4 renclw lub 2,3, Pres. - eache ' Cl b - 0 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF SCHERMERHORN, LELAND Red Cross Rep. - 1 Band Member - 2 Operetta - 3 Senior Play - Stage Crew Junior Play - Stage Crew Christmas Pageant - 3,4 12 Year Student 4-F Club - 2 Art Club - I Basketball Manager - 1,2 .,71 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT PFOHL, MARILYN Crest Staff - 4 Inklings Staff - 4 Mixed Chorus - 3,4 Girls' Chorus - 1,2 Intramural Sports - 'I,2 FHA Member - 2,3,4 FHA Officer - 2,3 Red Cross Rep. - 3 Art Club - 2,4 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF ROHRING, JAMES Senior Play - Stage Crew Junior Play - Stage Crew 'I2 Year Student Intramural Sports - 2,3 Prom Committee - 3 F9 F CREOXT TO THE ACCOU ST RUBLE, SYTNTP- Stage Crew 4 A Tnkrumurd Spons - A Diierent Schoox - T,'I-.3 ff NT OF IT To T HE ACCOUNT OF Filings SE? MANUELA lntlgsfsimgffeeg - 3 Lofiran1',f::,:gn+-fs ' 2 ' 1,2 ACCOUNT OE Busine S5 - 2 CP-EDTT 10 THE STOMP , RONALD Crew - 3 Pogeuni - 3 - A Stage Chrksxmus Prokectkon Chnb P, A. Swlsiem - A l - ,lj CREDTT TO THE ACCOUNT OF SEN, N-ARCTA VAN DU Cresk Sie.-:H - A XnkHngs Stal? - A ss Rep. R T Red Cro ' Chorus - 3 A ties - , A N '3 A Gkds P rope: eonk - Phys- osPog is - L7-, , Chri sim Tntramurd Spor Cheedeuder - A - A cxub A A P Ni A-E Chsb - ovsihi CNY: - Pep C ub - A IT T 0 TH E AC COUN T o F WA TER5' JOAN Playings SMH Mixedcgmmiffe' 3,4 G1 I ho es - ln' S' Ch 'US - 4 314 B frumuraiafus - 2 usiness CSP?-fs'?3 U - 2 NT HE ACCOU 0 T IT T CRED LS MART'N v0'- ' 4 . 1,2f3' be' M m- . Bali Cigilaeif . 1,2f3'4 SW ar orfs 12 Y:1ur0I iP2.3'4 4 Inflball f, -'1,2f3' Boskefwa b - 112' 2 ESM C Elub ' .bef ' 3 . nce Mdn 4 ZZ'fk.e 'Ewb ' 3' X.ces6W1b' 2 - 2 ate Chorus - 2 ear Student Intramural S Bus' orts - I a I - 3 ootbal L ' lub - 2, King 's Attenda Football qger - I Sc' Club - Art Club - X 'i 1 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF WILBER, ELIZABETH lnlrlings Staff 4 Senior Play Juhior Play Band Melnb Mixed er - I,2,3 4 Chorus - 2,3 4 Girls' Chorus - I All-Sf r Ch NYSS4'?4eSt orus I2 Y ports - mess C I lub-2 CREDIT TO THE A CCOUN T WIL L IAMS, TOM Class Pres. - 2 Ped Cross Rep Stage Crew - 4 Christmas Pageant lntrafnural Sp Baseb I F ,230 l - 3,4 afln C flf Man lence QM Q CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT O WINKLEK DONALD Honor Society - 3,4 Student Council Rep. - I lnlrlings Staff - 4 Senior Play Junior Pl Kp X J Ba ,4 Sport - ence C Pro UV nd Member - 3 lnr,.arnural Sci s I,2,3 4 lub - I,3, Pres. - 4 fection Club - 2 3 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF WINTERS, GERALD Baseball - 1,2 Basketball - 'l,2,4 Football - l,2,3,4 Track - 2 Varsity Club - 'I,2,3,4 King's Attendant - 2 9 CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF YODER, BARBARA Honor Society - 3,4 Crest Staff - 4 Class Secretary - 3,4 Student Council Rep. - 2 Inklings Staff - 4 Senior Play Christmas Pageant - 4 Intramural Sports - 'l,2,3,4 Cheerleader - 2,3,4 Queen's Attendant - 2,3 4-F Club - 2,3 Art Club - I,2,3,4 N CREDIT T0 THE ACCOUNT OF WOODCOCK, CAROL Ink ngs Stat , ping Editor-4 DC m i es - 3,4 hris ag ant - 4 Y r t ness - 2 .M nc I CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF ZASTROW, MARVIN Stage Crew - 3 Intramural Sports - 3 FFA Member - 'I CREDIT T0 THE ACCOUNT OF ZEDELL, KARL Crest Staff - 4 Mixed Chorus - 3,4 lntramural Sports - 3,4 Play Committees - 3,4 Football - 3,4 French Club - 4 Varsity Club - 3,4 Student Council Rep. - 4 Pep Club - 3,4 Pap Band - 4 Different 'School - 1,2 I1 Y LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT . We, the departing senior class of Wilson Central School, do give this as our last will and testament. To the Class of 1956 we give the name and honor of SENIOR , we are sure they will uphold it with all due dignity. - To the sophomore class we leave the right to prey on the freshmen. We do in part bequeath the following: James Rohring - his nickname Lover to anyone who qualifies, Manuela and Renate von Huegel - the art of getting along like brothers to Carol and Claire Walz, Paul Draper - his hot rod tactics to the driver training teacher, Barbara Yoder and Marcia Van Dusen - their dmcing ability to the Rockettes, Marvin Zastrow - his name to Marlin Zastrow, Marty Volls, Leland Schermerhorn and Jerry Winters - several assorted fenders, empty oil cans, police tickets, and other items to any hotrodder, Anne Croop - her way with boys to Marcia Harrington, Ron Stump and Hollis Demmin - their electrical equipment to Ben Salvatore to figure out, Dave Hazen- his football uniform to Judy Myers and Harold Rhinehart to wear, Joan McCarthy - her empty seat on the bus to Norma Martin, Charlotte Motchenbaugh - the Proiection Club to any girl brave enough to ioin, Lloyd Mielke and Don Winkley - their wornout straight iackets as a remembrance of their serious hours together, Carol Woodcock - her hair to Judy Hurst, Peggy Schultz and Kenny Houghtling - their ability to get in the same homeroom three years in a row to Sue Argue and Ron Schearer, Gail Pettit - her ability to play a six-year-old in the senior play to any member of future play casts who can qualify, Sylvia Struble - her comb to Mr. Palisano, Linda Campbell, Audrey Cole and Betty Lein - what is left of their voices to next year's cheerleading squad, Earl Brydges - his iob of class president to anyone with enough aspirin, Jim Clement and Gary Blake leave Ransomvillell, George McCollum - his way to get along with Mr. McGrath to Robert Moody, Sally Cain - her knowledge of cars to any auto mechanic, Mickey Clark, Elizabeth Wilber, and Roberta Becken - their ability to get engaged to any eligible old maids, Karl Zedell - his music to Gerry Hoffman, Francis Barone and David Durow - their quiet ways to the study hall teachers, Nancy Barlow - her records to the P.A. staff, Ron Beecher and Tom Williams - their perfect attendance records to Mr. Johnson, Beth Nichols and Barb Bohlman - their many paiama parties to the night owls, Carole Musso - her size to Carol Tarnowski, Elaine Boyd - her way with teachers to her brother, Evan, Ron Harrington - his dancing ability to Cam Dean, Carol Goodnight - Nurses Club to next year's group, Bill Antoncich - his study halls of showing movies to anyone strong enough to carry the camera, Sally Stevens and Doreen Gross - their fun on the bus to Linda Burton and Frances Mohr: Gordon Hutchison gladly gives chemistry class to next year's brains, Barbara Hendricks, Phyllis McCollum, and Esther Strablow - their good times in Washington to memory, Bruce Branch and Chuck Boyer - their serious ways to Jim Cornell and Jim Kelley, Bob Jones - his track shoes to.the cafeteria line, Norma Reese - the ability to look down on boys to all girls, Donna Houghtling and Gall Cantaraf thelrhqulet times together to the record books, Allan Clark - his grades to David Smith, Mary Case, Genevieve Hillman and Elizabeth Dold - the Homemaking class to the manufacturers of Alka-Seltzer, Bill Claypoole donates his list of phone numbers to the telephone booth, Jim Martin leaves his many girl friends to Arnie Drewes, Joan Waters, Beverly Denny and Mary Ortiz - their periods of giggling and laughing In American History class to Miss Westover, Bob Klein iust plain leaves. Being properly signed and witnessed, we do hereby declare this THE END. THIRD CLOTHING DEPARTMENT : Teen-Age .... Young PeopIe's . ChiIdren's . . . Tots' ...... SPECIAL DEPARTMENT: Restaurant ..... Shipping Department . Maintenance .... Receptionists . FLOOR DIRECTORY 32-34 35-36 37-39 40-44 45 45 45 45 ll x :' 'w x , 5? - + E U an W l lilies' OFFICERS J. Perry - Secretary A. French - Presideni C. Dean - Vice President J. Goodrich - Treqs 9Z 5 9fUT' 0-QQZZQ 3?-, -'ZS' 302702 o-.-.nav 3 Z4f'P2. f-?'sH:'1?1'?r SQ-nmxnl., 03000, .4 3 E- '097'uS 2?-S'gg'.:L 05-1:5 ???'sf'?' a .1 P359- 2.22.5 pngmm TT' g- ? 2.55: I? ,Q P' 9025 0:0729-5 2952 05'-2 NS MM- ' 'l I0 ' GPFNQ- .. . ' 7: r' ... ' N353 N0-.mo Sim' 2 -r Z' 39? gr 59559. Es?-2 UIQ -1 s' f 'Umgn- 'B' J. COUNTER e 11 TEEN AGE DEPT. . D. Brown, M. Marcks, R. Beclken, A. Moore, C. Carnrike, P. Koenig, Moore, M. Goodrow, J. Perry, M. Cronk 2. N. Andrews, J. Hurst, . Boyd, F. Mohr, S. Chyiak, C. Walz, J. Wifkop, J. Grace, S. Freer, . Zasirow 3. S. Argue, J. Mangan, J. Schnoor, J. Schultz, M. Harring- n, L. Aldrich, D. Smith, J. Mc Carfhy, D. Zortman, J. Church . J. Hoffman, M. Langdon, R. Robinson, C. Tamowski, W. Greig, Goodrich, A. Thais, L. Burton, R. Bohnstadf, L. Miller, B. Whih 4mPPf5WF? a HFPF?WF? n 'N f, i ' , 'Eg ,V I .. E. Seefeldt, J. Register, B. Myers, D. Townsend, N. Martin, S. Marshall, A Keizer, J. Carpenter, B. Ganshaw, D. Frerichs, B. Witkop, R. Shoop, Adamson, H. Wollaber 2. R. Schultz, K. Drinkwalter, B. Nevins, Woodworth, C. Hacker, E. M. Pierce, B. Spears, C. Hazen, D. Beutel, Roberts, W. Kepner 3. R. Williams, D. Burmaster, W.Nichols, Andrews, J. Henschel, C. Miller, C. Beutel, F. Derda, C. Specht, Schultz, R. Piggins 4. J. Winkley, M. Zastrow, R. Mays, B. Lederhouse, ,fi . R . f gclliultz, D. Brydges, K. Wilkins, G. Barrows, R. Johnston, G. Miller, 'A ' o ring Y COUNTER TEEN AGE , 'P ' Tw 1 ' . , af' .1 . ' F' A. Nickles, E. Frey, J. Treichler, H. Croop, R. Meierer, J. Herbert, L Willis, R. Wakeman, C. Hessinger, R. Schaal, J. Clancy 2. D. Grace, 'lm' I U! J .f uf ' Q Morton, J. Schultz, M. Le Van, R. Winter, R. Wheeler, C. Polewicz, si' ,f z1, W, ,Q -Q Caldwell, M. Campbell, D. Gifford, B. Lort 3. R. Beecher, L. Albright, 9 Qvf- g f' I-if Boyer, A. Drewes, S. Davis, G. Jeffery, D. Forder, H. Hardison, fo Q.. ' V' 7 Stott, R. Spilsbury, Miller l. R. Schearer, D. Carr, K. Ziemendorf, ' ,A K jf jf Betts, C. Schultz, A.ASeeteldt, B. Frey, R. Hageman, F. Pluff, 1 I ' ,f T V. , Scherer, R. Culverwell f .T .f ' ' ' A- - , 1 - ...f n' L' 4 -ia-J :Mt , , , ' I 54 gd . T. Braden, L. Martin, J. Smith, J. Smith, A. Landers, G. Townsend, C. Hawkins, N. Register, P. Williams . Martenson, S. St. Cyr, J. Shoup 2. M. Campbell, C. Nickles, D. Miller, P. Austin, M. Averell, G. Wilson, E. Lane, L. Waters, J. Hill, D. Draper, J. Dibbley, R. Pierce 3. D. Hardison,, P. Pruester, K. Phillips, C. Blank, C. Robinson, D. Martenson, P. Parker, G. Bills, J. Frey, A. Krull, C. Burmaster, W. Harrington 4. E. Bobo, R. Gamble, A. Colton, W. Wienke, D. Durow, J. May, D. Phillips, D. Bush, J. Walck, R. Zahno, J. Hillman . J. Wells, N. Hunt, A. Demen, C. Walp, P. Schoenborn, J. Huguenor, C. Trautman, S. Treichler, Hotchkin, R. Keaty 2. D. Ganshaw, E. Woolson, L. Dent, W. Duxbury, S. Myers, D. Pfohl, N. Dold, s. cf L R R. Stockwell, M. Bohn, N. Piazza, H. Lonsbery 3. D. Carmer, M. Pettit, J. Walck, K. Smith, M. Craven, Theis, D. Woolson, N. Rushton, F. Schultz, L. Evans, K. Becken 4. R. Wasmund, L. Walas, J. Swick, Randall, L. Keetch, E. Glenn, D. Berry, R. Brown, H. Marzahl, A. Jowdy, G. Houghtling 5. R. Wilson, Dawkins, G. Ziemendorf, R. Hahn, P. Goodrich, C. Munn, T. Salter, G. Albright, R. Pierce, A. Eggleston, Bonnett TEEN AGE DEPT. COUNTER 9 YOUNG PEGPLES' DEPT. COUNTER y 8 1. M. Walz, B. Funk, P. Mansu, J. Baker, C. Phillips, J. Ewin , J. Bromage, L. Kopp, T. Clement, D. Woods, C. Weatherbee, D. Grace, P. Scheffler, M. Garven R. Schrader, C. Swann, C. Smith, A.Lynch, S. Daley, L. Gates, D. Tillotson, J. Adamson, S. Cantara, C. Foster, L. Tate, G. Kelley, P. Roeser 3. F. Hammond, C. Ward, B. Burkett, N. Schultz, L. Pierce, D. Beyer, P. Stephenson, N. Salter, T. Lampman J. Salvatore, J. Riley, J. Monroe, J. Austin 4- L. Sherrie, C. Hurlburt, L. Hillman, C. Buttery, W. Pepen- hagen, B. Culverwell, D. Szarszewski, C. Smith, D. Foster, J. McArdle I. D. Woodcock, R. Cronk, J. Pearce, E. Luzader, R. Hutchison. P. DeVole, D. Hill, D. Colton, P. Babbitt 2. R. Reppentine, M. Lederhouse, J. Harold, J. Austin, B. Zeitz, A. Yotter, S. Viverito, L. Yoder, B. Woods, M. Finley, G. Moore 3. J. Wilcox, H. Reese, N. Frey, S. Ziehm, S. Reed, J. Lucas K. Zastrow, A. Welker, M. Loomis, M. McPherson, M. Moorhead, E. Saunderson- 4. N. Grant, F. Lort, D. Theis, M. Weaver, . A. Gotts, B. Woolson, T. Cooper, G. Schuman, G. Secor, L. Drewes 5. N. Hoffman, l. Taylor, J. Burslk, D. Cloy, M. Taylor, G. Griffin, W. Mc Cutcheon, R. Fitch, R. Wickham, H. Seyler, H. Frerichs, D. Caufield ...sv rv I1 'I R L. R. K P C 36 YOUNG PECPLESI DEPT. COUNTER 7 E. Schrader, R. Ferry, H. Lewis, H. Wills, P. Benedict, C. Brawn, J. Woolson, D. Kingsley, B. Wood, Grusendorf, M. Cevaer 2. B. Bundy, J. Mayer, C. Cloy, B. Mays, D. Reppentine, A. Erway, H. Claypoole, Gabbey, D. Ferry, D. Preuster, J. Dean, G. Hunt 3. J. St. Cyr, D. Brown, S. Musso, J. Jowdy, K.Karsten Carey, T. Fabian, D. Chestnut, R. Smith, J. Fritton, J. Trabow, N. Lort 4. R. Steinman, D. Doebler, Burrows, M. Harris, P. Wheeler, R. Townsend, B. Cronkhite, T. Dibbley, R. Rushton, S. Saunderson, Steinhauser 5. P. Siegel, P. Bartz, M. Munn, J. Sirianni, R. L. Smith, R. Strassburg, D. Halstead, Schlyer, B. Mudge, L. Culverwell, L. lngram, G. Rinehart mfr'-nancy T. Brydges, W. Rohring, K. Kam, R. Bohn, H. Barnum, B. Moorhead, P. Winger, D. Briggs W. Goodman, . lgammond 2.. K. Jones, S. Lauzonis, E. Carpenter, M. Henschel, C. Stimson, M. Campbelll, B. Parker erger, J. Swick, D. Malin, B. Ingram, S. Steinman, D. Walp 3. D. Zortman J. Kress D Desso J Vlard . Sceusa, J. Carnrike, P. Davis, N. Eaton, S. Kunzman, C. Cronce, L. Lort M- Cdfmef, K- Tl'0l'l1bl0Y1 . Spears, J. Houghtling, J. Scheffler, L. Eaton, R. Slaby, P. Moshier, K. Horton, M. Felton, P. Flood, . Jennings 5. R. Smith, J. Spanton, D. Weaver, C. Woolson, L. Clark, V. Bursik, C. Munn, W. 0'Connor, . Schuman, W. Mc Kie, D. Halstead ?'9f ? ' CHILDRENS DEPT. COUNTER D. Secor, P. Toenniessen, D. Schnoor, L. Erway, R. Simon, S. Ward, M. Spanton, D. Smiley, R. Gurski, Wood, R. Stanton, H. Roeser, R. Toenniessen 2. W. Wells, C. Schnoor, L. McCollum, C. White, J. Sayer, Welker, E. Perry, R. Johnson, D. Schultz, A. Turcotte, S. Scheffler, R. Schultz 3. A. Schmidt, Danielwizc, L. Wood, L. Smith, K. Myers, T. Swann, K. Ossman, A. Halonen, R. Luzader, P. Zeitz, Schearer, J. LaMont 4. R. VanHousen, N. Wegener, K. Faucett, D. Fall, J. Polewicz, B. Truesdell, Stevens, C. Robinson, J. Stopa, M. Kress, L. Farley, R. Sheehan gf TID OZ E. Jensen, J. Current, G. Moot, W. Barrows, L. Drewes, B. Weaver, T. Bateman, M. Mangan, M. Banks., F. Dold, Brydges 2. P. Mangan, T. Cantara, M. Heidenfeldt, B. Hazen, C. Campbell, H. Hurlburt, J. Davis, . Collins, L. Leetch, B. Cornell, W. Johnstone, J. Argue 3. D. Goodnight, E. Thomas, M. Loomis, H. Falls . Kruger, T. Peters, J. Fitch, R. Allen, L. Albright, K. Salter, G. Lane,'L. Scheffler 4. C. Hageman, . Doebler, C. Cramer, W. Foley, M. Carr, M. Lewandowski, B. Buckner, C. Martin, K. Felton, S. Munn, . Horton I. L. 38 CHILDRENS DEPT. COUNTER 5 L. LaMar, L. Barnum, G. Perry, F. Tremblay, M. Caufield, P. Holden, R. Gorhan, S. Phillips, M. Morton, Wells, C. Jones, D. Ganshaw, G. Bromage, D. Garrison 2. R. Doebler R. Rinehart J. Hawkins R. Brawn, R. Burtwell, F. Dietzman, L. Halstead, S. Baybrook, S. Moot, P. Baker, M. Grace, K. Bulmer, J. Beukema 3. S. Halstead, H. Henschel, J. Dowser, R. Fredericks, C. Chestnut, T. Evans, P. Gabbey, D. Fredericks, L. Cariey, P. Gurski, K. Martin, L. Banty, B. Bull 4. D. Farquharson, D. Sinclair, G. Saunderson, J. Woodard, J. Stopa, P. Carew, K. Yotter, J. Finley, A. Bundy, A. Schultz, J. Bennett, K. Salter 'l L. Whitman, A. Lynch, S. Carey, R. Brooks, J. Harold, F. Beyer, J. L. Nicholson, L. Schmidt, S. Schultz L. Motchenbaugh, R. Austin, D. Cloy, S. Thomas, S, Kopp 2. C. Moot, C. Lucas, T. Upton, M. Goodrow, L Rockwood, C. Salter, D. Pomeroy, R. Kingsley, K. Wilkens, K. Upton, D. King, M. Yotter, P. Pelton, K Peet 3. K. McCarthy, G. Trautman, J. Spanton, B. Martin, D. Tudor, C. Swick, H. Wilson, D. Luce, R Woolson, S. Miller, A. Lederhouse, R. Cook, C. Smith 4. D. Grundhoefer, R. Pease, T. Ganshaw, 2' gener, A. Frerichs, V. Silversmith, M. O'Connor, J. Wegener, H. Stringer, D. McCoy, D. McCabe, . e on W. Mangan, M. Funk, E. Grant, V. Bulinski, K. Doebler, R. Wheeler, A. Attfield, G. Banty, L. Tremblay Meyers, C. Brooks, K. Walp, L. Ridley 2. D. Lort, G. Campbell, R. Carpenter, N. Frerichs, F. Fritton Bursik, K. Hecht, B. Cronce, C. Albright, M. Halonen, K. Zedell, P. Berry 3. C. Chere, S. Griffiths, Sherrie, D. Foster, F. Meyers, G. Woodard, J. McArthur, M. Uber, C. Heaney, J. Tarnowski, E. Fawcett, Henschel 4. B. Freer, R. Moss, A. Wilson, R. Tillotson, M. Thompson, R. Hare, J. Foley, Thompson, K. Messersmith, J. Hageman, P. Cooper, J. Babcock, N. Chestnut R. Barnum, J. Evans, G. Swann, R. Habalou, T. Miller, L. St. Cyr, S. Briggs, S. Ziemendorf, J. Gurski, Hageman, S. Slaby 2. T. Smiley, J. Goldthorp, A. Johnstone, L. Brown, P. Kelley, L. Heidenfeldt, Huguenor, R. Brown, W. Ferington, C. Riley, R. Moore, J. Luzader 3. T. Beukema, M. Brantingham, Martin, J. Evans, D. Myers, D. Gnage, W. Eustice, T. Upton, V. Steinman, P. Schrader, S. Felton, Waite 4. R. Saunclerson, M. Hill, L. Musso, C. Forder, J. Swick, J. Hamilton, D. Ward, K. Gnage, Eaton, M. McPherson, L. Buell, A. Townsend CHILDRENS DEPT. COUNTER 4 AH -M .. .44 A .Jian PP? 'I R npmwsr R. Bateman, D. Baker, J. Brown, M. LaMont, J. Jeffery, E. 0'Connor, D. Grusendorf, D. Schalck, Gabbey, C. Fredericks '2. G. Griffiths, W. Duxbury, D. Klien, P. Keaty, R. Ridley, M. Loomis, J. Demmin, Kinsley, J. Pettit, C. Averell, D. Brown 3. M. Simons, J. Culverwell, K. Fahs, G. Benton, S. Rohring, Mollosky, T. Kelly, D. Allen, D. Pettit, H. Ford, A. Briggs 4. D. Schultz, W. Lucas, C. Austin, A. Dold, Halstad, S. Ward, D. Bonnet, W. Bixby, S. Welsh, C. Lynn J- sfGl1f0l'l, D- SW0l'll'l, B. Hauser, R. Waite, K. Schrader, S. Schoonmaker, R. Wells, B. Scheffler, A. Mark, Smith, M. Winger 2. J. Schearer, J. Waite, D. Ryland, M. White, J. Schoenborn, H. Lester, Y. Smiley, .Tudor L. Schultz B. Whitman W. Moxham, H. Zeitz 3. B. Myers, C. Hillman, J. Schrader, W. Schlyer, Saunderson, M. Mhrks, T Rohiing, K. McLoughlin, C Pease, R Pless,T Stringer, V. Sabey 4. E Bonnet Pease, D. Thompson, D.-Robinson, R. Peters, T. O'eutman,,l T. D'Connor,. J. Burkett, M. Schneider, il. Fitch,, TOTS' DEPT. coumesz 3 TOTS' DEPT. COUNTER 2 J- Briggs, K. Allgeier, R. Benedict, D. Schmidt, W. Baybrook, S. Beyer, L. Bulmer M. Nickles B. Brooks iglfIat,bL. Baker, T. McClelland, T. Carey 2. C. Roeser, L. Schlyer, G. Danielewicz, R. Cronkhite, I Ch S UTY, A. .Bromage, H. Kunzmann, M. Carveth, C. May, B. Schurr, B. Engel, R. Cornell 3. W. Mollosky, F HSfY14T- Miller, T- Freatman-, P. Moot, D. Erway, G. Balcom, B. Malick, M. Few, D. McCoy, L. Peters, Cl s . M. Bonnett, K. Davl s, A. Lynch, R. King, D. Clark, L. Sargent, B. Schuman, R. Larson, Lederhouse, F. Langdon, W. Pless, G. Riley W. Ganshaw, K. Hartman, B. Smiley, B. Henschel, C. Hulse, J. Stimson, P. Finley, K. Thilk, C. Stanton, Finley, P. Kingsley, G. Alvers 2. L. Thompson, T. Jowdy, R. St. Cyr, L. Gebhardt, J. Ward, Steinman, S. Schurr, J. Allen, K. Hoffman, C. Tarnowski, P. Williams 3. R. Harrington, M. Johnstone, Habalou, W. Kirk, K. Heany, D. Edmiston, D. Schultz, N. Stein, E. Shantz, W. Zeitz, P. Kelley, D. Kam H. Buell, D. Desso, F. Eldridge, D. Wheeler, D. Spanton, M. lsrael, P. Spina, C. Weaver, G. Glenn, Frerichs, D. Wood, P. Kepner elif 42 TCDTS' DEPT. COUNTER il. S. Winters, R. Felton, P. St. Cyr, C. Vince, G. Mitchell, S. Cranston, J. Grant, R. Sabey, C. Steinman, S. Ganshaw, P. Erwin 2. H. Houghtling, R. Fahs, C. Gates, R. Hardiman, R. Thorsby, J. Welker, T. O'Hara D. Wilson, D. Zeitz, L. Gueli, G. Walker, J. Hecht, C. Simons 3. N. Steiner, P. Freatman, R. Gurski, L 4 R R . Bulinski, A. Sirianni, D. Woods, S. Thilk, D. Young, E. Whitmore, T. Waite, P. Goodman, J. Warren, . D. Upton, J. Tolsma, G. Dickinson, L. Williams, G. Ziemendorf, J. Ingram, A. Tarnowski, S. Pettit, . Eustice, S. Schmidle, T. Farley, K. Hauenstein 5. P. Toenniessen, L. O'Neal, T. Call, D. Hayner, . Robinson, J. Himmelback, R. White, K. Rohring,'C. Aseltine, G. Woods, C. Gnage, A. Jeffords :nf-neog, P. Longboat, E. Quick, L. Moss, B. McArdle, J. Mort, G. Cook, C. Pease, M. Bundy, I-' lflo ' 2- R- King, Mangan, C. Henschel, K. Knapp, T. Campbell, K. Fredericlcs, J. McTigue, W. Engel, A. Dletzman, Cornell D. Pless S Dold G Zeitz 3 K Cornell G Baker S. Jeffrey T. Marbach, D. Oldenburg, 'Pease, Chestnut, .C. Fui'ma.n, J. Briggs, M. McCartl1y,.L. Darhell, D. Behedict 4. R. Moore, Reynolds, W Moxham, E Pettit, E. Hartman, A Cronce, C Caldwell, S. Canfield, L. Klien, B. Bull, 'Mccoy, F. Hillman, L. Peet 5. w. Clark, C. May, A. Ledierhouse, M. Morauum, R. Kmacke, E. Albraghf, Cornrike, J. Balcom, D. Cater, J. Kirk, N. Ziemendorf, T. Carveth, G. Briggs TGTS' DEPT. COUNTER 'l. D. Lampman, K. Phillips, W. O'Connor, T. Preuster, R. Moxfield, J. Campbell, A. Argue 2. J. Ward, M. Brydges, R. Waite, M. Fetterly, D. Schlyer, R. Pettit, R. Freatman, J. Molick, L. Dean 3. D. Furquhorson, K. Rockwood, W. Rose, M. Strablow, Mrs. Deon, M. Briggs 1. G. C , E. M L glwl' , Miss Swig rt 2. M. Bohlmun, J. Irwin, C. Miles 3. D. R0lDlrlS0f'I, C. Trautll:r::1:,r B. LoPt,lMJ. Hozwmond, N. Hirtgarri 4. D. Peet, K. Branch, P. Geblmrt, G. Pettit, L. Peters M. Connor, R. Briggs, F. Lederhouse, K. Christy 44 ToTs' DEPT. COUNT.. 'l. R. Bartlett, R. May, N. Thorsby, P. Fahs, F. Haldriclge, M. Finley, l. Grant 2. S. La Mont, D. Benton, M. Jeffords, J. Dunker, J. Schultz, J. Beczkowski, J. Wallace l. S. Danielewicz, C. Mclnerney, M. Banneft, C. O'Hara, J. Mori 2. W. Walas, M. Allgeier, M. Miller, M. Newcomer, C. Quick, N. Sf. Cyr, B. Goldthorp, B. Thilk 3. D. '5pehcer, J. Smiley, F. Wegener, S. Thomas .11m.4m.m. mww f.mmgms....n1-1awuyunmmwmswnmneqnwwwmfnnz ,ff Mm , SPECIAL DEPT. G Officer HUYYY l-OWS 'Saville S. Pelton, Christine G. Hutchison, Arlene B. Seefeldt 'l. F. Carnrike, D. Gnage, M. Crane, H. Leclerhouse, C. Burlingame, C. Buckner 2. V. Giddings, P. Jerla, L. Ward, H. Reubens, . G. Buckner, H. Schultz Esther Albright, Alice Carter, Gertrude Schnoor, Elizabeth Cole, Gladys Morton, Vera Pease, Janet Sporleder ' awww:awwmmawwwHmmnwmiwxs mmw2 uW4fKerw,ws'wvHwLr SECOND FLOOR DIRECTORY GENERAL MERCHANDISE DEPARTMENT: Book Store Customers ....... Best Customers .... Personnel Training . . . Laboratory Supplies . Imported Goods ..... Farm and Home Supplies . Firsi Aid SuppIies . . . Public Address Division . Camera Shop ..... Art Supplies ..... Music Supplies ........... 48, 49 ...50 ..5I ..52 ..53 ..54 ..55 ..56 ..56 ...57 57-59 K 5.1, . . 194 X Cb !,1,1x It 1' W r V, ' yml 'J I Vx .J...J , w w 1 ' , 4 w , 1 N 1 ' w 1 F A ED'T0R ADvlsoRs Morgan' schuhz Richard Schmidlo Robert Haberer ln this small way, we of the Crest staff hope to express our gratitude to Mr. Richard Schmidle, the general advisor, and Mr. Robert Haberer, the art advisor, for their excellent help and the many hours they spent in the planning and pro- duction ofthe 1955 Crest. ., BOCK STORE The familiar, Line up according to height, and Quiet please, when the photographer arrived at Wilson, was iust a small part of the ' work accomplished by the students on the i955 Crest staff. Without the co-operation between these students and their advisors, this production of the i955 Crest would never have been made possible. CREST STAFF 'l. M. Clark, A. Cole, M. Pfohl, D. Houghtling, G. Cantara, B. Yoder, J. Mc Carthy 2. L. Campbell, M. Van Dusen, S. Stevens, M. Schultz, D. Durow, G. Hutchison, J. Cornell, N. Barlow, B. Nichols, E. Boyd .1M .v 11 -V M .m . L- A- Yoffef, B- Gdhshow, A. Moore, G. Pettit, S. Moore 2. N. Dold, S. Hotchkin, B. Woolson, Mrs. K. Ne - BCYBYI B- DBUUY, J. Baker, C. Walz, W. Duxbury, T. Lampman, B. A. Keoty LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council was organized in 'I942 and since that time has proved to be a valuable student club. The purposes of the club are to improve the library services of the school and to stimulate reading interests. This year, members worked on such proiects as costumes for the Christmas pageant and bigger and better bulletin boards. CUSTOMERS Keeping the students well-informed of all the happenings within the walls of Wilson Central is a full time job. With its four competent advisors, Mr. Haberer, Mr. Schmidle, Miss Capella and Mrs. Malin, the staff has succeeded in putting out a school newspaper once a month. INKLINGS STAFF ' 'l. G. Pettit, McCollum, C. Woodcock, E. Wilber, D. Gross, A. Cole, M. Pfohl, J. McCarthy, S. Cain, M. Clark, C. Musso 2. M. Ortiz, G. Cantara, J. Waters, B. Denny, C. Goodnight, B. Bohlman, A. Croop, J. Witkop, E. Boyd, B. Yoder 3. D. Houghtling, F. Mohr, R. Von Huegel, B. Nichols, S. Argue, N. Barlow, S. Gregory, M. Schultz, M. Van Dusen, C. Motchenbaugh, L. Campbell 4. M. Von Huegel, J. Martin, D. Winkley, K. Zedell, K. Houghtling, G. Hutchison, E. Brydges, J. Cornell, N. Reese SS .1 is A K we .... -me -' 'I. S. Cain, A. Cole, B. Yoder, B. Nichols, M. Schultz, S. Freer, L. Campbell 2. A. Clark, J. Martin, S. Stevens, E. Brydges, C. Koenig 3. R. Klein, D. Winkley, D. Durow, R. Harrington, H. Demmin SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY 'I. J. Smith, J. Huguenor, S. Hotchkin, N. Hunt, J. Wells, Keaty 2. N. Dold, J. Dibbley, G. Wilson, K. Phillips, E. Lane 3. G. Houghtling. P. Goodrich, D. Phillips, A. Colton, D. Ganshaw JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY BEST CUSTOMERS 1 One of the many outstanding activities during the school year at Wilson is the Honor Society banquet held every spring for those honor students receiving an award. The honor society is composed of students who have an honor roll average, and who have earned enough points to receive an award pin. WCS has a point system whereby a certain number of points are given for all work, activities, and organizations at the school. One hundred twenty-five points are re uired for a bronze W pin, one hundred fifty points for a silver W pin, and two hundred points for a gocld W pin. Our Honor Society has proven very success- ful and we are proud of it. The Junior High Honor Society is composed of students in the seventh and eighth grades. Because there aren't as many possibilities of earning points in the iunior high as there are in the senior high, only 50 points are required for a felt W . Students may earn points by having an honor roll average, partici- pating in sports, and having a perfect attendance record. Senior high students may earn points in addition to these by participation in plays, the Christmas pageant, clubs, or being a class officer. Serving both teacher and students, the Wilson Central School Student Council has become an important and significant part of school life. Meeting every Tuesday noon, the aims of the Student Council are to pro- mote sfudent government, to develop leadership, and to encourage scholarship and participation in extra- curricular activities. Under the leadership of its advisors, Mr. Clayton Loveioy and Mr. William Johnson, the student council sent Christmas CARE packages to foreign countries. The student council has sponsored several well received assemblies including a highly successful amateur show. One of the maior accomplishments in vocational guidance at Wilson has been the formation of a Teachers Club 'by Miss Grace Evans. The purpose of the club is to familiarize the students with teaching careers today and to help them decide which age child they would like to work with. They accomplish this by assisting in the grades. The club visited Buffalo State Teachers College in December and had various informative speakers at their evening meetings at school. PERSONNEL TRAINING STUDENT COUNCIL T. G. Kelly, P. Flood, S. Musso, R. Hutchison, D. Chestnut, L. Yoder, R.. Keaty, T. Brydges . k 2. M. Averell, S. Caldwell, S. Argue, L. Mielke, J. Henschel, D. Houghtling, A. Cole 3. J. Swlc 1 K. Zemke, A. Colton, J. Cornell, L. Hillman, C. Koenig TEACHERS CLUB 'l. B. A. Keaty, M. Crank, S. Greig, A. Moore, L. Campbell, A. Truesdell 2 . C. Hacker, J. Witkop, C. Miller, L. Aldrich, L. Burton, S. Caldwell, S. Freer 3. N. Reese, C. Tarnowskl, B. Lederhouse, S. Davis, L. Miller , f. L7 I f W ' f.J4'I22 fffi'i'I2n For our future leaders in science we look to the members of this club, whose purpose is to stimulate and further the students' interests in science. Accompanied by their advisor, Mr. Palisano, the club visited the Cyanamide plant, the Museum of S ' d h Ob Sg,ggg,0 CgUe, LABORATORY SUPPLIES T M J. J. C G F. Mohr, S. Cain, D. Gross, A. Truesdell, S. Chylak, P. Mangan, N. Smith, E. Boyd, P. Koenig, J. Perry, Marcks 2. C. Goodnight, N. Mudge, L. Aldrich, W. Heckt, J. McCarthy, J. Clement, D. Smith, L. Banks, Goodrich, R. Cevaer, F. Hardison, S. Argue, S. Gregory, A. Henschel 3. J. Doebler, G. Hoffman, Kelly, D. Draper, A. Clark, H. Demmin, G. Blake, R. Bohnstadt, R. Jones, R. Saldo, K. Zemke, Tarnowski 4. W. Claypoole, L. Mielke, R. Klein, E. Brydges, W. Hill, D. Durow, A. French, Hutchison, C Dean, D. Winkley, C. Boyer 'I Zwzusv. J. Herbert, J. Clancy, N. Greig, R. Wakeman, A. Nickles, R. Winters 2. M. Cronk, B. Witkop, l.Mangan, Keizer, M. Van Dusen, C. Hazen, J. Antoncich, J. Carpenter, D. D. Walp, K. Roberts, M. Le Van, E. M. Pierce, B. L. Spears, M. Gifford, C. Hessinger, R. Schaal, J. Hurst Harrington, C. Beutel, J. Henschel, Woodworth, C. Hacker, S. Caldwell, J. Schultz 4. W. Kepner, R. Spilsbury, R. Schultz, A. Seefeldt, Davis, J. Winkley, D. Stott, G. Jeffery, A. Drewes, F. Derda, B. Wilkins, R. Mays, D. Brydges, E. Schultz, C. Schultz, W. Greig, Barlow, G. Barrows Nevins, Y. Rohring 5. B. Lederhouse, F. Fluff, V. Betts, M. Zastrow, BIOLOGY CLUB One of the newest clubs at Wilson is the Biology Club, organized in l953, under the leader- ship of Mr. Gregg Scarborough. During the past year, members have attended lectures in Buffalo and visited the Veterans Hospital. :UO-' 2 rn Z 0 I 0 r- C T 57! nn French Club is an organization composed ot all students who are studying the French language. The purpose ofthe club is to create interest in French civilizatior and life through the use of conversational French, the use of records, and pictures. IMPCDRTED GOODS M. Marcks, R. Wakeman, A. Cole, S. Freer, L. Campbell, A. Truesdell, J. Witkop, N. Smith, R. Adamson, Walz, D. Draper, A. Moore 2. DI Martenson, F. Mohr, D. Zortman, K. Drinkwalter, J. McCarthy, J. Swi ck, Cevaer, D. Berry, D. Smith, J. Church, W. Kepner, J. Perry 3. S. Treichler, L. Miller, A. Eggleston, Zemke, N. Barlow, N. Reese, B. Nichols, S. Stevens, C. Miller, M. Harrington, C. Walz, D. Gross J. Cornell, R. Spilsbury, G. Barrows, D. Brydges, D. Durow, A. French, G. Hutchison, R. Klein, Koenig, J. Mangan oywwz- J. Wells, H. Lonsbery, C. Hacker, J. Kelly, G. Marcks, J. Snith, N. Dold, G. Wilson, S. Myers J. Perry, N. Piazza, C. Hazen, S. Caldwell, J., Jeffery, E. M. Pierce, J. Dibbley, R. Keaty 2. P. Williams T. Braden, J. Smith, J. Huguenor, J. Shoup, N. Hunt Frey, B. Lein, 'E. Lane, S. Moore, E. Woolson, K. Phillips P. Parker, F. Hardison, C. Beutel, L. Burton, S. Davis, N. Mudge, B. Nevins, L. Aldrich, B. Beyer R. Bohnstadt, P. Goodrich, J. May, A. Seefeldt, C. Tarnowski, M. Langdon, B. Lederhouse, D. Stott, Phillips LATIN CLUB ' The purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate interest in Latin and ancient Rome. This is expressed at each monthly meeting by having movies, speeches, and discussions dealing with the Roman theatre, sports, mythology, and other important phases of Roman life. The F ture H mem c' iq-ui national or anization for girls who are maiorin in Q P 9 9 ho emakl . T I is, mproved Family Living. With the close co-operation of their adv r rs. rb ra Seamon, their activities have centered around packing Thanksgiving b ar I gement of flowers, good grooming, and initiation ceremonies. Th ut ers of ' a is a national organization for boys who are studying voca- n r u ure in hi s ol. The Wilson Gleaners has been an active organization for twenty y . Wi a ember F thirty-five under the leadership of Mr. Powley, the club is continually he party with the F. H. A. is always a tremendous success. .gy 1. J. Hill, M. Cronk, B. A. Keaty, L. Martin, N. Regester, C. Hawkins, C. Walp, C. Niusso 2. B. Bohlman, M. Craven, C. Theis, R. Becken, C. Robinson, W. Duxbury, D. Miller, S. Moore 3. E. Bobo, J. Hillman, G. Hillman, S. Chylak, B. Denny, C. Motchenbaugh, L. Martin, J. Antoncich 4. E. Dold, A. Seefeldt, M. Harrington, C. Tarnowski, B. Beyer, F. Hardi son, G. Bills, J. Church F. F. A. 'l. A. Henschel, R. Robinson, R. Yotter, D. Wilson, D. Hazen, B. Frey, D. Moshier, J. Doebler 2.W- Feddeff E. Boyd, R. Mierer, L. Evans, G. Muehlig, A. Colton, R. Williams, R. Klinefelter, R. Brown, C. Nickles, N. Greig 3. D. Wilson, R. D. Fitch, D. Durow, H. Demmin, W. Greig, R. Erck, C. Andrews, L. Banks, R. Zahno fk..s1m1w 'I. J. Huguenor, R. Schaal, M. Goodrow, J. Kelly, J. Dibbley, C. Goodnight, J. Wells 2. P. Pettit, P. Moshier, D. Tillotson, G. Jeffery, A. Welker, D. Winkley, S. Gregory, A. Henschel, G. Townsend, J. Barrows, J. Jowdy, J. Pearce, D. Preuster JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated. C. Tarnowski, S. Chylak, B. A. Keaty, S. Stevens, S. Gregory, M. Marcks, B. Bohlman, S. Cain, C. Goodnight, D. Zortman, D. Houghtling, E. Boyd, G. Hillman, J. Goodrich, A. Moore Standing. B. Lein, F. Hardison, A. Truesdell, J. McCarthy, J. Perry, D. Gross, S. Argue, L. Aldrich, M. Crank SIGMA KAPPA NU FIRST AID SUPPLIES The Junior Red Cross Council, composed ot a representative from each home room, planned and carried out a contribution campaign to a successful end. With a membership of twenty, under Mrs. Lydia Sporeleder, the members made candy and popcorn balls for the Veterans Hospital, five hundred candy cups for St. Patrick's Day for the Niagara Sanatorium, and entertained the sectional group of Junior Red Cross Clubs at a dinner in the spring. ' Sigma Kappa Nu is a club open to allgirls interested in nursing to give them a broader knowl- edge of the opportunities that are open to them as graduate nurses. With their advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Draper, they have visited four hospitals: Veterans, Sisters of Charity, General and Millard Fillmore. Newly inaugurated this year is the establishment of a,scholarship fund. The twenty-five members have also cooperated in making cancer dressings and nightgowns tor nearby hospitals. Your attention please are the familiar words of the members of the PA staff. They provide the school with information and give members experienceinusing public speaking equipment. 56 PUBLIC ADDRESS DEPARTMENT PUBLIC ADDRESS STAFF T. C. Carnrike, A. French, J. Goodrich 2. R. Cevaer, A. Henschel, J. Doebler, L. Burton, J. Cornell T. D. Beutel, Z. Lewis, H. Croop 2. K. Wilkins, R. Erch, K. Zedell, C. Motchenbaugh, D. Winkley, W. Antoncich, R. Johnson, D. Carr, C. Boyer, R. Cevaer, J. Grace CAMERA SHOP The members of the Projection Club are always welcome to show movies both in classes and assemblies at Wilson. They are also taught how to care for the equipment. PROJ ECTION CLUB This club was organized to handle the art work requested by the other departments within school, such as displays and posters required for class activities. ART SUPPLIES ART CLUB J 57 Seated. N. Reese, L. Campbell, M. Van Dusen, A. Cole, B. Yoder, B. Nichols, J. Schultz, J. Hurst, H. Croop, J. McCarthy, M. Pfohl, D. Croce, A. Nickles, A. Moore Standing. B. Nevins, R. Hageman, R. Mays, E. Frey, K. Roberts, R. Wasmund 'l. S. Hotchkin, N. Hunt, E. Frey, D.Martenson, R. Wakeman, D. Grace, J. Shoup, J. Wells, R. Keaty 2. C. Hawkins, J. Huguenor, P. Schoenborn, G. Wilson, S. Myers, J. Smith, C. Trautman, A. Demmin, P. Williams 3. S. Caldwell, J. Dibbley, R. Adamson, J. Schultz, L. Randall, K. Smith, M. Martenson D. Gifford, C. Nickles, E. Lane, N. Piazza 4. G. Houghtling, P. Parker, W. Wienke, P. Goodrich, E. Schultz, S. Davis, C. Beutel, M. Woodworth, D. Carmer, J. Frey FRESHMEN CHORUS h Ch t ro ram and in the spring concert thus The Freshman chorus participated in t e ris mas p g . I ' , I providing a good solid foundation for those members who wish to audition for Senior Mixed choir later. X MIXED CHORUS is One of the most noted organizations within our school the Senior Mixed Chorus offering enioyment for both lthe participants and those for whom the choir performs. The chorus, composed of forty-eight members, under the leadership of Mrs. Mariorie Hurlburt, offers a foundation ithat is adequate for the students wishing to maior in ,music after high school while at the same time building rp each student's musical taste. After school opened, the chorus began rehearsals for Wilson's Christmas pro- gram. Judith Witkop and Kenneth Zehmke represented the choir in NYSSMA. Two newly organized groups this year were a girls' quartet and a boys' quartet. Both were successful. 1. M. Clark, J. Witkop, C. Walz, J. Waters, C. Hacker, M. Woodworth, S. Chylak, C. Walz, M. Ortiz, G. Pettit, Mrs. M. Hurlburt 2. C. Hessinger, E. Wilber, F. Mohr, S. Argue, lg. Lein, S. Gregory, L. Burton, C. Carnrike, E. Boyd, 7UU7sD?5 . Bohlman, M. Pfohl, L. Campbell 3. N. Barlow, E. Brydges, Zemke, G. Cramer, R. Mays, T. Scherer, W. Claypoole, Hoffman, P. Mangan, J. Grace, N. Reese 4. M. Langdon, . Lederhouse, D. Carr, R. Schearer, K. Zedell, A. French, . McClellan, R. Salda, J. Doebler, C. Boyer, G. Barrows, J. Goodrich SENIOR MIXED CHORUS MUSIC su- W' ,. -1S. , : f . , . .7 ,- ' -' ' A A.A' A W V P Q. W , 'A' Ea f-Ef ,W 3 '- if N '., Y Q, :ig 1, 7, My K V, I .v ,W W .Y A M an 4 ' e ' --x:. ..,. n -.4 .wg mi , 'Uv Q ,:., 2,9 1,45 FIRST SPORTS DEPARTMENT: Directors ...... Football Equipment . - Basketball Equipment Baseball Equipment . Track Equipment . . Cheerleader Equipment FLOOR DIRECTORY 62 63, 66 63, 66 64, 67 64, 65 65, 67 ,U-3 r 'I fo uw 53 Y 1 , 1 , , r w V W ,W II AJ .. 4 if Lu- SPORTS DEPT. COACH WALTER HUTCHISON POLLY MOOT This past football season saw several veteran players back on the gridiron, but unfortunately their experience was not enough to make it a suc- cessful season. Despite the fact that the team lost four games and tied one, they showed a never-say-die spirit that had them fighting for every yard, every game. Much of this fighting spirit was instilled by Coach Hutch, who spent long afternoons after school drilling the funda- mentals into the new recruits and teaching the finer points of the game to the veteran players. Perhaps the most unusual game of the season was that played with Lewiston-Porter, at Lew- Port. Played on a field covered with water, and in a drenching rain, it ended in a O to O tie. The Lakemen were more successful in cross country. For the fourth consecutive year, Wilson maintained its superiority and won the trophy as Denny Brydges, Pat Martin, and Charles Nickels took the first three places in the county meet. The Wilson trackmen got off to a fine start this season. Traditionally strong in track, the Lakemen again this year gave a fine account of themselves. The team showed more strength in distance running and in field events than in the sprints. A highlight of the season was the setting of a new school record by Jim Martin, as he ran the 440 in 55 seconds. The basketball team got off to a slow start, losing its first five league games, but rallied later in the season to win all its remaining contests. The highlight of the season was the game against the undefeated Lew-Port team on the Wilson court. The Lakemen, fighting furiously during the last few seconds of the game, dumped in two baskets to make the final score 55-53, thus becoming the first team to beat Lew-Port during the season. Wilson ended the season in third place. The baseball team this year was spearheaded by the excellent pitching of Chuck Boyer and Bob Moody. Defense lapses and lack of hitting in the clutch caused most of the team's losses. SPORTS DEPT. 63 FOOTBALL I. W. Claypoole, M. Wiepert, R. Winters, A- DFGWBS, D. Walp, J. Mangan, R. Klien 2. C. Schultz, J. Winters, T. Williams, R. Shearer, D. Carr, R. Harrington, D. Hazen, K. Houghtling 3. E. Brydges, J. Martin, J. Cornell, G. McCollum, D. Durow, T. French, R. Hahn, R. Solda, R. Zastrow, Coach Walter Hutchison NW ss' gl L , 'l. R. Winters, J. Martin, J. Doebler, A. Drewes 2. Coach Walter Hutchison, J. Winters, M. Volls, K. Houghtling, D. Brydges, B. Branch, C. Boyer BASKETBALL 64 SPGRTS DEPT. BASEBALL 'l. R. Zastrow, R. Wheeler, C. Boyer, A. Drewes, R. Winters, J. Winters 2. K. Zeimendorf, R. Jones R. Moody, J. Martin, M. Volls, R. Shearer 'l. B. Frer, R. Jones, C. Boyer, W. Greig, R. Shoop, G. Blake 2. D. Carr, J. Winters, J. Martin, K. Hought ing, K. Zedell, R. Robinson 3. J. Mangan, W. Antoncich, M. Volls, R. Pierce, L. Mielke, J. Clement, W. Claypoole, D. Brydges TRACK L b Sa ' in x Q ' fLA , . Q Q V LL,i LL-L Qsx M -L ffj2Q',:: ' r H A ' V -- gi, , av ' . M iw? , cg im f X M , '-R I Q, .,,.. .. ' K ., , f' O L X Q 12 , ,i 3. gk ii k 66 SPORTS DEPT. J. v. FOOTBALL J I. R. Shoop, R. St. Laurent, R. Piggins, G. Ziemendorf 2. R. Beecker, P. Goodrich, L. Wales, J. Swick G. Houghtling 3. D. Fritton, R. Williams, M. Zastrow, B. Frey, R. Hageman, A. Theis l J. L ff 2. B Fre , J. May, R. Shearer, D. Carr, T. J. Swick, G. Houghiling, D. Walp, D. Schu iz, u . y A. Colfon, Coach V. Ensminger J. V. BASKETBALL SPORTS DEPT. J. v. BASEBALL 'l. J. Grace, J. Swick, C. Burmaster, R. Boyer, M. Weiperf, R. Hahn 2. Mgr. L. Evans, R. Spilsbery L. Albright, J. May, R. Stott, R. Winter, R. Gamble, J. Luff, R. Williams, B. Frey ' 1- fr I T-5 s, C. Walp, C. Hazen, C. Polewicz,,gB. Klfllop' fm in U Q J. v. CHEERLEADERS ' . xx W, ,, , . .f M iw L Aw-1 Ku w ,X .L 1 5-K 3, J RV! fw ,QL X M5 iw X3 .' X in i 1 HOCKEY BASKETBALL GIRLS SPORTS These teams, winners in their re- spective sports, are only part of the extensive girls' intra-mural sports pro- gram directed by Miss Polly Moot. During the year girls' sports activities have included softball, tennis, archery, ping- pong, badminton, soccer, and hockey. SOCCER VOLLEYBALL X ' 11 ,SFQSV 1'Ii7iW Iliff, .W 4 ' 'Q?I5?Q2'I' to I' 412, ' ' gig, IIIFWAII I I In I III Iffffr . 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' --- f f M W - ' I - f .. ... ,,f--,- f I f-1 31- .. RANS , De 1. -l3::nY E XNG F RANCES HORN i . 1- ' Cmiafef-3 D I CounfQf aff- ff C 7 LL Mu.0P-ED H' ln September we became a new partner in an educational enterprise, the Wilson School District. The transition was not easy, but we have striven to justify the confidence that the administration and Board of Education have had in us. We are proud and privileged to be a part of the team and will work hard to help build healthy, alert, and intelligent citizens. LYDIA SOUTHARD Young Peoples' Dept. Counter 7 OMVILLE BRANCH STORE Chi ldren's Dept. Counter 4 ELIZABETH Ritcl-imcs MARJORY LEDERI-louse Tofs' Tots' Dept. Counter 'l Ourner 'Pf- BEULAH AUSTIN ' i I Counfernss Dem. 8- 6 Music Dept. RIE JOHN soN POLLY MAXFIELD Q- 'l. W.. Fitch, J. Van'Duren, R. Kerr, B. Stevenson, D. Safarian, P. Maacks, J. Hillman, L. Thompson, S. glivir lf. N. Neuman, J. Hamilton, D. Stott, J. Kennedy, R. Carpenter, K. Barlow, S- Lotz, L. Soltow, . rm wa er COUNTER 7 CHILDREN'S DEPT. COUNTER 5 AND I. W. Young, A. Brogden, R. Pollow, C. Lederhouse, W. Dodge, J. Kerr, D. Nichols, C. Courter, L. Hillman A. Myers, R. Fitch, S. Fitch 2. A. Galbraith, R. Caldwell, J. Moose, G. Kaplan, J. Willis, B. Schultz, R. Hastings, C. Campbell, R. Campbell, N. Kneeppel 3. R. Curtiss, P. Julius, B. Betts, D. Rennells, B. Dent, J. Nichols, S. Salvatore, G. Buttery, D. Neumann, M. Clement, C. Thaxter, J. Ritchings D. Parker, B. Courter, J. Julias, K. Lederhouse, J. McGreath, S. Blake, T. Lauzonis, J. Fliss, Bohnstadt, A. Zimmerman 2. B. Demmin, G. Berger, M. Molyneux, J. Lauzonis, R. Ortiz, P. Hill, Mangel, K. Broslus, L. Connor 3. J. Sutch, K. Hamilton, A. Thompson, G. Borger, R. Zimmerman, Bllsborough, J. Lymburner, C. Stevenson COUNTER 4 T. Parker, C. Austin, R. Kennedy, V. Bauer, D. Whitt, K. Molyneux, N. Ward, D. Dodge, J. Young, i Fleckenstein 2. D. Canfield, M. Hill, S. Hayes, B. Lotz, B. Morgan, K. Molyneux, C. Dent, G. Harris Fabian 3- S. Courter, E. McCabe, H. Terrence, R. Pollow, G. Shay, L- R0r1l'l0llS. l-- -l'-'ll'-'S COUNTER 3 CHILDRENJS DEPT. , 73 TOTS DEPT. COUNTER 2 T. Bluhm, D. Betts, R. Ritchings, P. Drinkwalter, C. Hill, S. Dawkins, S. Shearman, S. Shearman, Fliss, P. Bills, K. Dent, M. Fitch 2. L. Rippett, L. Whyte, G. Maacks, G. Kerr, D. Aldrich, M. Maacks Van Etten, K. Connor, R. Brosius, J. Masters, D. Matthews 3. D. Hanson, J. Ziehm, M. Neumann, Berger, P. Meyers, K. Lotz, C. Colliver, M. Deck, J. Moose, P. Sutch, R. Salvatore COUNTER l R. Reynolds, W. Stevenson, K. Julius, J. Hill, H. Hayes, M. Lane, M. Orr, D. Johnston, R. Harris, Cantara, C. Clapsattle 2. P. Burek, T. Thei s, J. Richardson, P. Kaplan, N. Biehl, W. Kraatz, Moose, G. Rinker, G. McCollum 3. R. Zimmerman, J. Hastings, B. Lymburner, N. Koepke, T. Chestnut, Colliver, M. Berger, T. Grace, C. Coumyea P. Clapsarfle, M. Carpenter, W. Ziehm, B. Chesinuf, K. Safarian, L. Theis, R. Berger, N. Carlo, J. Buss Denny, C. Denny, J. 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