Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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12 YEAR STUDENTS CLASS HISTORY Grade One — Mr. Tarr's first year here . . . 60 pupils . . . contributions for clothing drive . . . earned $11 for Red Cross. Grade Two — Studied frogs and Eskimos . . . learned to write names . . . received bird and flag stickers on A papers. Grade Three — Health inspections . . . learned to write . . . Mrs. Dugan going through our hair with toothpicks. Grade Four — Honor Society and stars . . . Ft. Niagara . . . learned poems for umbrella stickers . . . snowball fights with the third grade. Grade Five — Christmas tree . . . Mulligan's Music Operetta . . . flower show . . . miniature garden. Grade Six — Old School . . . dancing lessons . . . made a medieval castle . . . oral reports . . . began dating . . . Kleinhan's concert . . . wore lipstick . . . Shrine Circus. Grade Seven — 10- week block plan . . . 7-A section performed sixth grade orientation program ... no recesses . . . Pekin and rural school students come to W.C.S. Grade Eight — Life adjustment classes — Mrs. Reber . . . honor society banquet . . . embarrassment caused by birds and bees. Grade Nine — Planted trees on Arbor Day . . . Senior High Clubs . . . Smoky Mountain. Grade Ten — Mr. Haberer, Mr. Scarborough, Miss Dralle were advisors . . . embarrassing biology movies . . . elected officers . . . inter-homeroom baseball games . . . Garth Oddfrey production . . . Mr. Haberer left. Grade Eleven — Mr. Scarborough, Mrs. Rosso, Mr. Kent were advisors . . . Mr. Scarborough and Miss Dralle left (separately) . . . Senior High Honor Society Banquet . . . Babes in Toyland . . . Junior Prom — Stairway To The Stars . . . Junior Play — Our Girls. Grade Twelve — Mr. Kent, Mr. Rosso, Mrs. Rosso were advisors . . . Senior Play — I Remember Mama . . . Senior Prom — Evening In Paris . . . class night . . . commencement . . . confusion. 28

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS The senior class of 1956-57 extends their grateful appreciation to the editorial staff of the CREST and to the Senior Advisors, Mrs. Barbara Rosso, Mr. William Rosso and Mr. Berne Kent, for their expert guidance and encouragement. ROBERT SPILSBURY President GERALD BARROWS Vice-President CAROLYN HAZEN Recording Secretary IVA MANGAN Corresponding Secretary VICTOR BETTS Treasurer 27

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We, the Senior Class, wish to offer our yearbook in memory of our classmates, Russell Mays, Jr. and Noel Schultz. RUSSELL MAYS Russell was a member of our class for nearly three of our High School years. His pleasant personality and ready smile were felt and loved by all who knew him. He took an active part in Sr. Choir and all other class functions. These wonderful traits are sorely missed by Russell's classmates but Russell himself is missed most of all. IN MEMORIAM NOEL SCHULTZ The tragic death of Noel Schultz was a shock both because of its suddenness and because he was so well-liked by his classmates. His love for the outdoors was evident in his great interest in hunting, fishing, and trapping. In both the village and school libraries are books on these outdoor activities donated in memory of Noel. His classmates remember him as a friendly boy with a ready smile, always willing to do his part in class activities. His death left a void in his class that never has been filled.