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We note that many students Hnd themselves lost in the misty underworld or tangled in unfathomable snares of seaweed, but we are more likely to find those who have succeeded in finding the treasure chests which may have seemed hidden to the others. Those who have gained this wealth have found that although the administration of knowledge may have been a painful task, much as the oyster finds the irritation of a grain of sand beneath his shell, the perseverance and hard work they have exercised have enabled them to attain their goals, as the oyster, a perfect pearl, shimmering in its pure opalescent beauty. We compare our principal, Mr. Schweickhard, to Neptune, ruler of our land. He and his court of faculty members see that our marine life is kept constantly advancing and ever improving. The seventh graders we find comparable to snails-so calm and peaceful is their progress. The freshmen are the effervescent bubbles of energy and pep, ready to pop at the slightest provocation. Finally we find the seniors, wise old inhabitants of the deep, represented by majestic coral reefs, radiating their brilliance over the entire ocean floor. The land of the deep is rich in an untold wealth of culture and diversity. So, too, at Amherst do we find music, dramatics, athletics, and many other extra-curricular activities which are designed to create well-rounded students. Let us now climb on our seahorses and begin our trip through the land below the sea, hoping that our journey will recall to us some of the treasured memories of the life within. ,1,c5. I " ' DEDICA T10 IN appreciation for his helpful contributions to its progress, The Class of 1954 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Glenn Ungerer. He, who, as Class Adviser, has guided us on the road to maturity, will long be remembered, not only as an adviser, but also as a true friend. VVe sincerely hope that our gratitude to him will long remain in his memory. ,L lung,-.,:Ti5". 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Z'i.X1'lf, 1 ' I l " 6 As the oyster must spend long and tedious months of labor in order to produce a perfect pearl so the 1954 Tower staff toiled in order to produce a yearbook which they considered ap- PYOPTIHIC. Early in the fall, the staff met, organized, and began to plan the subscription drive which was to last for several months. The diflicult job of Ann Mottinger Carol Keating finance was aptly met by the enthusiastic workers Bmw' BuS"1fSS1'f'1""gf' in the lorm of a successful Tower Bazaar and the sale of Christmas cards and gift wrappings. Ihe real work of the yearbook, however, was seen in Room 220 vv here the executive staff met night after night under the expelt supervision of Nh Robert Holder the adviser and -Xnn Mottin ger the editor to co ordinate all the information and material necessary to compile a yearbook Mr Robert Holder which would give an authentic vievx of all phases Adwsff of life hele at Amherst TOWER STAE TOWER GE ERAL STAE I-ns! Rau Nhrianne falbot Bev Caskill Sue Teale Rita Pempsell Pat Caldwell Betty Ohlson Kay Conley Nancy Frisbee judy Braun ennie Cv1Ol2lIltl0 Eleanor Hofmann acqueline Nlattci joan Stancampiano Santomauro Barb Thayer Sharon Bergmann Elaine I-renth Ann Postolese janet Stahl Xlarv Hagen Pat Carpenter Pat Radley Pat Andresee joan Mann Third Row Rachel Koser Maryann Porter Cloette Curtis Lois Petrunlck Arlene Hulse Angie Page Jeanette Branston Helen Murray Shlrley Ruske Cathy OI-learn Carol Goll Adrlenne Nauman jane Watson Fourth Row joan Rmdflelsch lNorrna jones Bev Skinner Judy Werdel Marilyn Meyers Nancy Evans Sally Krull Diane Hollis Lynn Miller Diane Francis Barb Schreck Betty Schwender Shirley Werner Fifth Row Angela Young Carol Dletrlch Marilyn Moldt Pat Rieman janet Miller Beverly Lutz Carol Peters Loris Willert Marjorie Darling Hedwig Fxsher janet Wilson Marjorie Cameron Lydia Messenger Barbara Cooke 7 Y . 3 1 1 4 , - . r -' r ' v' v ' - - Second Row: Andy Heywood, Shirlla Latanision, Margretta Beishline, Shirley DuBois, Delma Y r ,i r r i 1 1 1 A +V , ' -N , A ' I . , , , . . : , V y . , . . 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Back to the Halls of Learnrng Amherst defeats Holland to start the set son rrght Future models of Amerrca rn the makrng Amherst off to a roustng start by beatrng Depew 1 6 lhe lootball team honored at a festtve affarr Xlorn tnd el ul substttute for tlrerr junrors S lllbllllll Mdllllll I0 SllpPOI'l cl Vt0I'Il'N I MISL RlXilILil1lS ldll IICXLT SLQIN. 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U .li I" A A ' CD" V '- f' grr' 't I 'pa rti- Ill I A 4 - .Xrrll ' .1 - -, - 1 ' 2 ing rs ri I f" '-" - f 1 f ltlrt' oct ' .1 try. 2-I ' A 1 gmt' 'K' A 1 S- ' ' ' , 25 ' L 1 . 1' " " ' ' 27 Lf 1 ' 51' 1 A ' rnl X' JI' ' l"l l 9 I n -fir IN MEM ORIAM Miss Betty Ackley Deceased February 24 1954 Iht unttmcls death of Nltss Bttts Ankles mis one ol thc gtnatest losses net felt by students and faculty allke at Xmhust ln her posltton as physlcal tducatton tnstructor and lOI'lUCl student ot Xmhust slu non thc tcspcct and lou of all who knew het Nltss -Xckley wxtll lne ftlu ns tn the hearts ol hu many frlencls ts 1 sx mhol of thc hlqhcst tdeals of uomanhood 10 , Ag K .f l " , ' t 1 X ' , V -' V V.- 1 ' x 11 l' -' 1 ,' n ' , , , V ,.. . , ' . .1 s ' .-- - . - s- , V ,, V . . , t .,. 1 V .'A A V V . .2 V. s s H 1- - V 1 21' I 1 , 1 ' 6 ,E . 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'x MR PHILIP A XCHWEICKHARD 'I he ruler of our underwater world rs Nlr Phtllxp -X Schu exckhard 5LlPCI'N1Slflg Prmclpal It IS hls task to coordmate the act1x1t1es of the un1or and Semor I-hgh Schools ID order that thev max fllIlCIl0I1 together ellicrentlx A zeal for educatlonal xmpros ement and a smcere IHICTCSI m all the students has glVCIl Nlr Schwselckhard a POSIIIOU of esteem lIl the mmds of all ws ho knou hlm ll . v v . . . v , Y . 1 l . l. , ' J ' Q , . Y . . V Y 1 1 1' l ' v ' 1 l V v fi - I 'fbi '. Mrs. Esther Trefzer Jr. High Secretary AIUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Edwin Mustard, Principal of our junior High School, super- vises the activities and the daily schedule of the seventh, eight, and ninth grades. His kind and friendly assistance has aided both teachers and students. SICNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL .X favorite with students and teachers alike is Mr. .Iohn Scheller, our Senior High School Principal. His duties, which entail the supervision of the many activities of the Senior High, are always conscientiously and competently executed. Never too busy to hear the problems of any student needing encouragement, Mr. Scheller is regarded not only as an efficient director, but as a real friend. 7: ,W ' 'kwa M n --' . f' " . A . 'vi I " A f. ' ,H , I ....,,, . '+?..-- 3 -.455-' ' I J Rv E ,lntlls ns- X admirably. SCHOOL NURSE Few serve the student body more diligently than Amherst's own Mrs. Coyer. She tackles a many-sided job in keeping the student health records, in managing the annual physicals, and also, in giving personal clinical attention to any- one who is in need. ATTENDANCE OFFICER Our absentees are all taken care of by our ca- pable attendance officer. His never-failing smile and cheerful attitude are appreciated by all the students. Besides taking care of attendance, he also finds time to coach sports. DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION Mr. Carl Minich is the hard working Director of Adult Education. He has the difficult task of seeing that Am- herst's night school is run efficiently. This he accomplishes FAMILY LIFE COUNSELOR Mrs. Mary B. Parke is the ca- pable person who counsels the duties connected with the School and Family Life Program of the Amherst Central Adult School. No school can function without the full cooperation of the Board of Education, and Amherst is very fortunate in this respect. Made up of civic-minded people who are interested in the possible solutions to problems that arise, they have set a high standard for other schools of the area. Realizing the full importance of the effect our school life has on our later years, they have approached the changing school system with this in mind. Besides their monthly meeting, they hold various committee meetings to alleviate any diiliculties that may arise. The community is proud of this hard-working group and ap- preciates their services. SCHOOL CLERK ln the capacity of Clerk of the Board of Educa- tion, Mr. Charles Lexer has the arduous task of managing all business affairs of the school district. This entails mainly the purchases of school sup- plies. In a growing school community such as ours, the system is not as simple as it may seem. Any supplies not covered by building contracts must be processed through his office, resulting in the 4 necessity of a person who can buy wisely. Mr. Lexer admirably fills the responsibility of this job. BOARD OF EDUCA T ION .Seated left to right: Mrs. D. 0. Granger, Mrs. Ruth Brown. Smmling: Mr. john Maclnnis. Nlr. Theodore L.Masterson, Dr.W.Allan Fisher, Mr.Kenneth Hornburg. IN MEMORIAM WALTER P. GEYER Deceased Jan. 15, 1954 l E l E The residents of our community and the faculty and student body of Amherst Cen- tral High School will long remember the outstanding contributions of Mr. Walter P. Geyer as a long-time member of the Board of Education. --- ,V Mr. Charles Lexer 14 Seated Nlrs Imogene Xmo Slarzdmg Mrs Joyce xWCllCf THE OFFICE STAFF Always busy and efficient, this staff of ladies is ready at all times to asslst the student body when ever posslble Nixss Nlarllyn lcnner Nhss Betty Xrcher Xnthom C ersltl olln C ameron Not Pzrluzeri Louls NI1llLr Hou :rd YN l6lllC I F I In Ilglll C crh ml I llllIllllCll Herbert lhuruhur Frank Brtun XX llllam HLlflLIlSlLlll uk Robertson XN1ll18Hl C undel Ollll L mson Mrs Mary Kendall MAINTENANCE STAFF Our Malntenance Staff has the lmportant job of keepmg each physlcal aspect of Amherst Central 1n perfect worklng cond1t1on These tueless workers must mdeed be we-rsatlle for 1n addltxon to the1r regular tasks they are expected to fix anythlng and everythlng whlch may go out of order if .4 la Qgilf I ' ,1 I 3 3 - . . . ' ' . V Y' J 5 - ,l , ' I l .l I 5 .E +7 t sys M '. . 2 v ,JM u 'lr' w I '. K. . J y , I' 5 , Q 1 .Y f F' lt 'Nlrs Brunner Nhss Hunt and 'Nhss Kincaid get shot I the FOV FR cameraman Our restless creatures must in evitably at mid day retui n to the feeding ground where they find this amiable group of cooks al wx ays prepared to serve them with a good tasty meal Mrs Veronica Macauley D1et1c1an bus! Run Niarlene Rhodes jean N alsh Donna Danni Second Ron hlaine Rhodes joan 'Wann Darlene Hochc Nanci Baer Third Ron Daud Niethc Bill Xlash Dan Voonex 16 LAFETERIA STAFF lXf rs. Brunner Mrs. Haifa N rs. Kincaid X rs. Klein N rs. Stitz Nliss Beale Miss Rhoda Hunt STUDENT CAFE STAFF I ll lfI ll l N f V . . , i' ' ' " "my 9 ' 1 Q x t E A JENIOR HIGH lfirst Ifmzu' Mr. Rosenberry. Adviser: Rocky Ford. Sandy Frcetli. Dorothy Scott, Roger Wilhelm. Mrs. l'lllS17Lllltl..XtlNlSCT.St"l'tH1fl liUIl'.'JCl1Il Goren- flo. .Xrlene Hulse. Esther Winfield. .Xnn Mottin- ger. .Xnn Osborn. johnette Hill. Peggy Baer. Carol Bitterman. Third Roux' Marjorie Cameron. Lynne Morris. Wayne Cypress. -john Mayfield. '1 om Yalleau, Mack Campbell. Patil Collins. Joan Leudrini. Sally Schneider. Fourth Razr: .Xudrev Hurd, Earl Harrington. john Gillis. Lon Nielans. Peter Murphy. John Cummings. Harry Goetz- mann. james Denny. Frank Knox. Sandra Schweitzer. STUDEN This year the Senior High Student Council, under the guidance of Mr. Rosenberry and Mrs. Husband, enjoyed another successful year. Soon after school commenced in September, the council launched the annual magazine drive, whose goal of 553000 was enthusiastically topped by the student body with a total of 353500. The P.T.A. found the student council support- ing its Annual Variety Show. As is customary, this group handled the Community Chest Drive and the corresponding Mr. and Miss Red Feather cam- paign. Of course, as always, many school activities received financial support from the council. Two new projects were undertaken in 1953- 1954 by branches of the council. The M'elcoming Committee, after jointly holding a program with the Activities Committee, began a counseling serv- ice for new students in choosing an extracurricu- lar program. Secondly, the council worked in conjunction with a faculty committee to help COUNCIL solve the traffic problem on the school's stairwells. This year's oflicers were Douglas Freeth, presi- dent, Dorothy Scott, vice president, Audrey Hurd, secretary, Roger Mlilhelm, treasurer. The Junior High Student Council was equally successful. In the third year of its existence, the council was able this year for the first time to carry on a regular program. For the past two years it has been concerned with laying the foundation and forming a constitution. Many activities flourished in Room 110 under the guidance of Miss Fitzgibbons. The seventh grade for the first time in history had officers. This election was handled completely by the Junior High Student Council. A campaign to decorate the halls during the Christmas season was also conducted by this group. This year's officers were john Oehler, president, Maryann Powell, vice president, Lynda Hopkins, secretary, jack Elliot, corresponding secretary, Ted Osborne, treasurer. I UNI OR HIGH First Rmr: Mr. Blish, Adviser, Ted Osborn. john Oehler. Marianne Powell. jack Elliott. Miss Fitz- gibbons. Adviser. Srrmid Razr: Ken lickhardt. Linda McCrav. Onnalie Elliott, Sue Spencer. Dale Rosenberry. Carol Stansgard, Karen Stern. Shirley Ellis. Third Roux' Diane Hurley, David Larrson. Beatrice Berhens, Sue Simon, David Delaney. Mike Fried, Heidi Miller. Dave .Xmmermarr Fourth Roux' Wilma Piper. Larry Davis, Dick Ellis. '1'om Ryan. Fred Manske. Tom Ferguson, David Prill. Linda Sciefres, In ,-an BETTY ACKLEY ELIZABETH AREND NIYRTLE BANG LAWRENCE BENSON NIILTOIN BERGNIAN PhySlC 11 Educwtlon Ir Hlgh Sclgnce Ar Geometry Ihw sic 11 Educ ltlon WALTER BLISH Ir Hxgh Mfnth HERNIAN BOWMAN MARIAN BUTT NIARGARET ABHAHANI NI XRX D ANIICO jr Hlgh Sen-nee Busmess CARIXAHAIN CUTCHER L mn md Nh tholugx GlI1d'lhC6 H1 11th Qclencg .5 Flf ""'f-ff CERALDINE EGO NORMA EYEA LOUISE FlRxiAN Art Frcnnh Ir Hxgh Engllsh Gmnnan BERNARD GREENE LILLIAN GRUEINER r H1ghE fhsh Business X1 gnc Smdlm- OIRA HALEY 95 Sucml Studies Xx XI ARGARET DFXIBKOXVSKI jr Hlgh Art 4 FAC -ff yfqg 'I IIILRESA I-ITLGIBBON9 jr II1ghSoc Studies Culdance ROBERT HALNI Bus Ed Work Expenence I8 JOHIN GELSIIXGER XIONHOE GILBERT Englxsh Hlstory EALE-KN HAYNEL LILLIAN HARTER I IIJI' Il'l in Business . H71 V W. . V' V I ' 5 .. , , ,I in h av: .. M1 '- , If at 'z' .' ,' '- At A 'A','."av 1'A Aw .' . I f ff" 's . 4 A 2 QX , 1-XSQN kt: 5 ggi ! , x X I I A . I., I 'F I T I I ? I , ,"' 5, s Q - 5 ' z , . 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Name Furman Lounse Frtzgrbbons Theresa Gelsmger john Gxlbert M A Green Bemard L Gruener Lrllxan M Haley Molra M Halm Robert Hannel Ealean Harter Lrlhan U Hettler Roberts G Heuser Eleanor Hildebrand Elenora V Holder Robert Husband Isabel C javert Rnchardl joseph Margaret L Kala Eugene Kentner Marun M Kllpela Martha Klayman Morton S Kolloff Mabel Krehbrel Carolyn Kresuc john Lape Dorothy K I ape Rxchard H LeSuer Alrce L Long Barbara Marun Masonj Metz Marian R Moss Theodore Munson Donald W Mustard Edwm C ff- Q FA CUL TY FA CTS fcg-my School Radclrffe College Buffalo State Teachers Camsnus College Umversnty of Buffalo Umversnty of Mlchlgan Umverslty of Buffalo Umverslty of Buffalo Umversnty of Buffalo Umv of New York D Youvllle College Camsrus College Umverslty of Mlchlgan Umverslty of Buffalo Unlverslty of Buffalo Oberlm College Spnngfield Coll Umverslty of Bu alo Cornell Umversnty Buffalo State Teachers Columbna Umversrt Westem Maryland llege Umverslty of Buffalo Cortland State Teachers Unlverslty of Buffalo Umversxty of Buffalo Columbia Umversrty Umverslty of Buffalo Oberlm Umversnty of Buffalo Columbta University State Teachers Colleg Cahfomla Pa Ithaca College Columbxa Umversrty Unrversnty of Buffalo Buffalo State Teachers Otterbem College Ohto Fredonla State Teachers Mnchngan University Buffalo State Teachers Buffalo State Teachers Umversxty of Buffalo Alfred Unlverslty Geneseo State Teachers Buffalo State Teachers Unrversnty of Buffalo Syracuse Umversxty Umversnty of Wnsconsm Fredonia State Teachers Degree M of Ed 30 hrs Graduate Work B A nn Enghsh B S m Ed Ed M B S fn Library Servxce EdM EdM 30 hrs a Work Ed B NIA BFA M A m Admstrtn Graduate Work at Cornell and U B MM BS mEd BS mEd EdM BS m Ind Arts Ed M lNS BEd Columbia Teachers College M A Buffalo State Teachers Unrverslty of Buffalo Ed M Buffalo State Teachers Unrversrty of Buffalo I .14 :wg 'WJ ,nfs O IP QQ Q AP Name Newman Walter Orgek Edward A Pankow Arthur E Parr Robert E Patelunas Robertj Peterson Elton Polster Eva M Pomeroy Robert! Purdy Dorothy Rextz Walter E Rlx Gertrude G Rosenberry Basnl Rouse Edwm C Rowley Robert P Schaefer Alan F Scheller john Schermerhorn Cleta D Schonewolf Robert L Schuchardt Arthur F Schwenckhard Phxlrp A Simpson Marlon F Stapleton MarthaS Sternbach Norman Stnllman Nell Sulhvan Lora1neM I lerney Thomasj Ungerer Glenn M Volgenau Dorothy C W aldow Elsie W Wflkens Hubert E Wlttlg Grace E Wrttlmger jan I Wratten Wtllram School Gorham College Buffalo State Teachers Buffalo State Teachers Northwestern Umversnty Buffalo State Teachers Buffalo State Tleachers Syracuse Umversxty Umverslty of Buffalo Brockport Normal Buffalo State Teachers Syracuse Umverslty Umversrty of Buffalo Earlham College Fredoma State Teachers Umverslty of Buffalo New York State Teachers College at Albany St Bonaventure s Unlversxty Edmboro State Teachers Allegheny College Colgate Umverslty Syracuse Umverslty Buffalo State Teachers Umversny of Mlchtgan Umverslty of Buffalo Ithaca College Buffalo State feachers Umverslty of Buffalo Schools attended -Klbrnght Art School Oswego Teachers Columbia Ul'lIVCl'Slly 'V Y State Technical Inst Umversnty of Buffalo Teachers College Mmn Cornell Umversl ty D Youvllle College Washmgton Square College New York Unlversrty Buffalo State Teachers Buffalo Teachers Frammg School Buffalo State Teachers N1 Y S T C Albany Cornell Umverslty Syracuse Unlversxty Radcliffe College Northwestern Umversnty Boston Unlverslty Buffalo State Teachers U C L A bt Lawrence Umversxty Ohlo UIIIWCTSIIY Cortland State Teachers Deg ree B S and M S BS rn lnd Arts B S m lnd Arts Nl Ed B S ln Ed Ed M BS mEd andMA B S m Ind Arts Graduate Work at U B 30 hours Graduate Work Nfus B BS m lnd Arts Ed M and Sec Adm X B and Ed M Umv of Mmn and Umv of Buffalo Grad Work U B 30 hrs Nf A m German BS andMS NfEd ' , ' ' B.A. , A-3- ' ' , . 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I'jAIf, I up I I6 I I .P ' ' if- 'Aa Q s , ' ' A ' 9 -V I I A 3 e x" ,g"i"f 22 PUPIL PERSONNEL SER VICE5' JR HIGH COUNSELORS Mass Iheresa I'llZglbb0IlS Mrss Mabel Kollolf Mr 'lheodore Moss Miss Marian Metz,Twelfth Grade Coun- selorg Mr. Donald Munson, Director of Guidance: Miss Velma H. Carr, Speech Correctionist. SR. HIGH COUNSELORS Mr Arthur Pankow Mlss Margaret Carnahan Mr -Xrthur Schuchardt PERSONNEL Mr Alan Schaefer Attendance Director Mxss Velma H Carr Speech Correctzomst Mrs Margaret Moreland Psxchologzst Dr K Joseph Sheedy SchoolDoctor Dr Damel Weltz School Dentzst Mrs Emma Coyer SehoolNur.ve Mr Donald Munson DITCCKOY of Gund ance pomts out to a junxor the advan tages of bemg a teacher The many pupll personnel servlces at A C H S engulf an extensrve varlety of work All of these, however are almed at the welfare of the student rn h1s relatxonshlp to hrgh school lrfe Mrs Emma Coyer School Nurse Dr K joseph Sheedy School Doctor and Dr Damel Weltz School Dentist all help to guard the health of the student body Regular exammatlons glven by these skilled medrcal workers enable them to de tect any physxcal 1ll whlch the student may have Equally lmportant IS Mrs Margaret Moreland ln her posltlon as School PSyChOlOglSI It IS her Job to compxle data on student adjustment WhlCh w1ll be of ard to the counselors IH therr work Mlss Velma H Carr, Speech Correctlomst ards students haVlIlg any speech dlfficulty or defect The coordmatxon of student attendance IS aptly handled by Mr Alan Schaefer One of the most lmportant fields of personnel servrce IS gurdance The work of the guldance counselors IS to attempt to channel each student mto a field ln whlch he can develop h1s mterests and ab1l1t1es most completely They also help the students select and plan thelr courses of study and ald them m decldmg what they w1ll do after completlng hxgh school Mr Donald Munson, the Dlrector of the Guld ance Department coordmates the guldance prog ram m addrtlon to asslstmg m the evemng dlscus slon program for parents up gg. . 3 1 r . , , .4 , - v ' . , - , . , . . . , , . . . r I - 1 1 ' 1 , , - - - V . .. . . . . . . , . 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A ' u n - - 1 -,,. . ,T ,. Q- , ,. ...' Sr. 1 r u , 1- Y- - . . . V . Lk ,J Q 1 A 1 r V .I r , L A '- Q . Q' f ,. J I . A " " f Q 5 'Y K , 1- . . ' w 1. , V . -. ,ka SENIOR CLASS AD VISERS Mrs. Geraldine Ego Miss Lillian Gruener Mrs. Lillian Harter Mrs. Eleanor Heuser Miss Elsie Waldow Mr. Robert Halrn Mr. Richard Lape Mr. Glenn Ungerer Mr. Hubert Wilkens SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL I-zrst Row -Xnn Pfeiffer Dick Besser Nlr Ungerer Adviser Frank Harlem jeanelte Branston Semnd Rou Pat Cunningham Loris Willert Foster McAllesler Bob Dougall lom Valleau Dick Hoffman Gary Runckel ohn Nlayheld Xlaryann orter lomRad1ce Thzrd Rau PalR1eman Dorothy Xchey Pat Caldwell jean Jenkins Esther Mxnheld Jeanette Cave joan RlDdHClSCh Ginger Dunn SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'L N " -2 25 Jeanette Branston Vzce President Treasurer Ann Pfeiffer Secretary in f""'N MK. Frank Harlem President rf , xl 233193, .Q f z 'N i f U-gT":, .1 . ff 'x i i Q . 1 ,H , , . , J M U ' . ,. .,J A , ,h P . .Wal MHA' J V v J . -5 X X x . I ii A i Richard Besser f . ., 1 -'Q . X' AY' ' - -.-3 131 I ' .f . tr- - ' -g 4 V gf if' " .FFL-,-P '- - .f-'N 'FX ' Fed' ffl 415425, A 1 N "F PETER ABDO Pete Bishop Fallon Hxgh School Buffalo 1 2 3 994 M W NW LWQ W hlf' DOROTHY ACHEY CALVIN ACKERMAN Dot Soccer 1 2 Basketball l Badmlnton 1 2 Water Follres 1 Chou' 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Amards 1 2 Thespxans 3 4 Ir Play Lead 3 Thesplan Play 2 St Councxl 3 Sr Class Council 4 Thespxan Secretary 3 Thespxan Hrstonan 4 Sophomore Class Secretary 2 Hr Y 3 4 Tower Staff 4 Fr nch Clubs 3 change Trlp 3 RICHARD BATTAGLIA EUGENE BAUMAN ' Dick" ' Gene ' St Joseph's Collegnate Instxtute 1, 2 Intermural Basketball 3 ' 5. 4, iffa. 'Q 'L' 1 "T X " Q Sd' 1 at X xg O Ca Track Assistant Manager junior Play Committee 3 German Club 2 3 F M Radno 3 4 MARGRETTA BEISHLINE Marg" Water Follxes 1, 2, 3, 4 Swxmmmg 3, 4 Soccer 1 2, 3 4 Basketballl Referee 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Badmmton 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Volley Ball 2 Amards 2 Freshman Dance Commxttee 1 Sophomore Party Commrttee 2 Iumor Prom Commlttee 3 lunlor Play Commlttee 3 Semor Play Commlttee 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Iunlor Red Cross 2 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Tnad Busmess Manager 4 Welcomxng Committee 2, 3 Assembll' Committee 4 26 FR Ju' ffjff 'li LESLIE G ANDERSON Gooch Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 PATRICIA ANDRES at Soccer 1 2 3 4 Badminton 1 2 3 Archery 2 3 Basketball 2 Opt rettfx Committee 2 jumor Play Commlttee Amards 3 4 Thesprans 4 Tower 4 Tatler 4 JOAN BLITER ROSEMARIE BERCHOU 10111112 'Ramen Softball 2 Bowling 2 Budmlnton 1 Soccer 1 Archery 1, 2 SENIORS . I . K I I 2 C ' is g, ' ' A I Q" gf ' as S Q is-' V , A , - ,I Q T' I g CI Pl xr QD as li! 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I I , f 1 X3 RONALD G ARXISTRONG NIARGARET ANNIE BAER Ron Peggy VK restlmg 1 3 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Semor Band l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Sen1orOrchestra2 4 Baseball2 4 SHARON BERGMANN Sharon Barlmlnton 3 4 X olley Ball 4 Xhxed Chou 2 4 Cappella Cholr 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Amards 4 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Tatler 3 Latm Club 4 954 Archery 2 Badminton 3 4 Bowlrng 2 3 Iunror Play Commlttee DONALD BAILEY Spider Track 3 4 Indoor Track 3 4 Cross Country 3 Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Band Presrdent 4 South Ly on Hrgh School Semor Play Committee 4 South Lyon Mlchrgan 1 2 Tfatler 3 Tatler Executive Secretary 4 RICHARD I BESSER Bess Football 1 Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Class President 2 junlor Class President 3 Semor Class Treasurer 4 Iunlor Class Councxl 3 Senior Class Council 4 Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Senror Play Committee 4 Semor Ball Committee 4 Iunror Prom Commxttee 3 Sophomore Party Commrttee 2 CAROL BITTERMAN Carol Holy Angels Academy 1 Bow lmg 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Tenms 2 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Amards 2 3 4 Student Councll 4 Spanish Club 2 Sophomore Party Committee Junlor Play Committee 3 Iunxor Prom Commlttee 3 Senxor Play Committee 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Tower 4 Tower Typmg Editor 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Amards Play 2 27 ROGER BALD Rafah Iunlor Hxgh Assembly Commlttee 1 jumor H1 Y l Germwn Club 2 3 PHILLIP BARBER Ph: Swimming 3 4 Football 4 Projection Creu 1 2 3 Cafeteria Staff 2 3 4 J!!! Q J Qs ,V ESQ? qfflqu Xlh MARGARET BOLDIS Marge junror Play Committee 3 Senror Play Committee 4 Tatler 5 W ,rs JEANIETTE BRAIN STON Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hockey2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Badmlnton 1 2 3 4 Swimming Team 3 4 Soccer Referee2 3 4 Baseball Referee 2 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Honor SOCICQ Assistant Treasurer 3 4 Xianager Grrls Swlmmm Team 3 S Senior Class Y ICS Presldent 4 Water Follres l 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 junior Red Cross 2 Sports Council l 2 Sophomore Party Committee 2 Iumor Play Committee 3 junior Prom Commlttee 3 Senior Class Council 4 Senlor Play Committee 4 Senior Ball Commlttee 4 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 J UDITH BRAUN Judy Soccer 2 Basketball 3 4 Badmmton 3 4 Archery 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 Bowlxng 2 3 4 Water F ollxes 4 f'Wrr DONALD BROWN Don Amards 1 2 Thespxans 3 Iumor Play 3 H1 Y Treasurer 4 Stage Crew Treasurer 3 Stage Crew Manager 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Stage Crew l 2 3 4 Tower 4 R3dlO Stat1on C0mmltt96 3 Inter H1 Y Councll 4 JOHN R CLELAND EARL CLEMENTS ack Skill Bishop Duffy H1gh School. 1 2 Football 2 3 4 R139 Team 4 Cafe Staff 1 Senior Play C0mmlft8E 4 'Jaxx SALLY LOU BRYDON Sally Choxr Bus1ness Manager 4 C holr 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Amards 2 Thespxans 2 3 4 Thespxans Hxstorxan 3 Thesplans Secretary 4 Thesplans One Act Play 3 4 Iunlor Play Cast Semor Play Cast L1brary Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club Treasurer 2 3 4 D1GammaH1 Y1 2 3 4 D1 Gamma H1 Y Treasurer 3 Tower 4 Tr1ad Co edltor 4 Iumor Prom Commlttee Semor Ball Commlttee Chrlstmas Pageant 2 4 Syracuse Cltuen Conference 3 X XXX PAUL COLLIN S Tom Svummmg 1 2 3 Cross Country 2 Tatler 1 2 3 4 Tatler Iumor Hlgh Editor 1 Tatler Adverusmg Xlanagmr Tatler Edlt0f 1n Chlef 4 H1 Y 3 4 Spanlsh Club 1 2 Physlcs Club 3 Semor Sclence Club 4 Radio Statlon Commlttee 4 28 'Q' PATRICIA BURKE Pat Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Water Follxes 2 4 Sophomore Party Commxttee French Club 3 Tower 4 Badmmton 1 2 3 4 Bnwlmg 2 4 Bmseball Umpxre 2 Tower Bazaar 4 KATHLEEIN CONLEY Kay B1seball2 3 Bowlmg 3 Home Economlcs Club 2 3 Tatler 3 4 Tower 4 lllstory Club 3 Cafe Staff 2 3 jumor Play Commlttee Scnxor Play Comm1ttee Sz mor Ball Commxttee PATRICIA CALDWELL a Soccer l 2 3 4 Hockey 1 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 4 Badmlnton 1 2 3 4 Soccer Referee 3 Operetta Comm1ttee Amards 3 Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Semor Play Commxttee Sznlor Class Councll 4 I atm Club 2 3 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Iunmr Red Cross 2 Tatler 3 4 Tr1ad 2 3 4 Sophomore Party Commlttee Inmor Prom Commlttee 3 H1 Y 1 2 Semor Ball Comm1ttee 4 Freshman Dance Commlttee l Thi spxans 4 BARBARA COOKE Cookie Soccer 1 3 4 Archery l 3 Basketball 3 4 B lseball 3 4 Tatler 3 4 Tower 4 Triad 3 4 Semor Play C0l1lmlffC9 4 Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 Senmr Ball Committee 4 Tow Q r Bazaar 4 Frm shman Dance Commlttee 1 SENIORS A I ,, S , 'Q 1' 'tx 'fl .fy W I A e I .. ,, .. ., .. ,, .. ., UP t,, .3,4 , ' ' 1 , , , , , 1 - ' ,4 3 ' , , , r , , A K A t S , , , '- , , Q l ' 3,4 ' . 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I 's Q NIARJORIE CAMERON Marge Hockey Soccer Basketball Baseball 2 4 Cholr 1 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Amards 3 4 Student Councll l 2 3 4 Glrls Sport Counc1l3 4 Hxstory Club Presxdent 3 4 French Club 3 4 D1 Gamma H1 Y 2 3 4 Tower 4 Junior Play Commxttee 3 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Iumor Prom Commxttee 3 Semor Ball Committee 4 STEVVART C CUVINIINGS u Band 1 3 Orchestra 1 H Y 1 2 3 4 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Physxcs Club 4 Physlcs Club Treasurer 4 PATRICIA CARPENTER at Soccer 2 3 Badminton 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 Baseball 4 Bowling 4 Amards 4 Nlangold 1 Spanish Club 2 Tatler 4 Tower 4 Triad 2 junior Plav Commrttee Semor Play Commlttee 4 junior Prom Committee 3 Semor Ball Committee 4 Operetta Commxttee 4 Freshman Dance Committee 1 Sophomore Party Committee 2 Tower Bazaar 4 Zim PATRICK WILLIAM CUNNINCHAM at Junior Class Councll 3 Semor Class Council 4 French Club 3 junior Prom Committee 3 IEANETTE CAVE Hockey 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Bowling 1 2 3 4 Badmxnton 1 2 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 Amards 1 Thespxans 2 3 4 Iumor Play Cast 3 Honor Society 3 4 Honor Society President 4 Gxrls Sport Council 3 4 Freshman Class Secretary jumor Class Council 3 Semor Class Councll 4 French Club 2 3 4 French Club Secretary 3 ,Tumor Red Cross Council Secretary 2 Asslstant Edltor Tower 4 Cheerleader 4 Water Folhes 1 2 3 4 VVater Follies Chmrrnan 1 3 Girls State Representatlve Tower Bazaar 4 Tatler Columnlst 3 4 4 JOHN CEDERNIAN ack Cross Country 1 2 CLOETTE CURTIS Chloe Archery 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Badminton 1 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Baseball 4 Student Councxl Altemate 4 History Club Treasurer 4 Water Follxes 3 4 Iumor Prom Commnttee 3 Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Semor Ball Committee 4 Semor Play Committee 4 Tow er Bazaar 4 Freshman Dance Commlttee 1 Sophomore Party Committee 2 History Club 3 4 Taller 4 Tower 4 Tnad 4 Operetta Commlttee 3 4 29 THOMAS DAEGE Tom BARBARA CESARI Bunny Archery NVTKPY Follles Tatler Representative 4 Semor Play Commxttee 4 MARIORIE DARLINC Marge Archery 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 French Club 2 H1 Y 3 Tatler 2 3 Tower 4 Iunxor Play Committee 3 Semor Play Committee 4 Semor Ball Committee 4 A 1 . 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PATTI IO DARROCH Genexa High School 1 Senxor Play Commlttee 4 Semor Ball Committee 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Iunxor High Water Follies Art Committee 4 Operetta Commlttee VIRGINIA ANN DUNN Gmgef' Fhnt Mxchrgan 1 Soccer2 3 4 Basketba1l2 3 4 Bowlmg2 3 4 Softbal12 3 4 Senior Class Council 4 Iumor Class Council 3 Sophomore Party Commlttee 2 Iunlor Prom Commlttee 3 Iunlor Play Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Semor Ball Commlttee 4 RICHARD WILLIAM N DEICHMAN Dench Freshman Basketball Cross Country 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Semor Strmg Quartet 4 All State Sectnonal Orchestra 2 3 4 Ene County All Hrgh Orchestra 3 NANCY EVANS ROBERT L FERRY DONALD F FIGLIOLA N071 Bob F :gs Basketball 1 Se-mor Band 2 Canrsxus Hxgh 1 2 3 Al'Ch9l'Y 2 Cafe Commlttee 1 Football 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Freshman Basketball 1 Semor Play Commxttee SOCCCI' 1 C ross Country Senior Ball Committee Chorus 4 Tower Bazaar 4 'lv Operetta 4 French Club 2 3 4 ll, ll H Y 1 2 3 4 NV Bxology Club 3 k Art Club 3 4 Tatler 3 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Trxad 2 Freshman Dance Commlttee 1 Sophomore Party Committee junior Play Commlttee 3 Iunmr Prom Commlttee 3 Semor Play Committee 4 Sc-mor Ball Committee 4 30 JACK DIEHL Sneed CAROL DIETRICI-I Carol Soccer 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Badmlnton 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Choms 1 2 3 Choir 4 Operetta 1 2 3 Amards 1 Thesplans 2 3 4 Iunmr Play Committee 3 Semor Play Committee 4 Iumor High Assembly Committee 1 Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 Secretary Spanish Club 3 President Spanish Club 4 Girls Sport Council 2 3 4 Treasurer Sports Councll 3 H Y l 2 3 4 H1 Y Vlce President 1 H1 Y Secretary 3 Inter H1 Y Councll 4 Freshman Dance Commxttee 1 Senlor Ball Committee 4 Iumor Prom Committee 3 Sophomore Party Committee 2 , cm- i CARY FILSINGER Gary' Band 3 4 peretta Orchestra odwlnd Qumtet 3 Argands 3 s Play 3 as Pageant 3 I lor Play 3 R lan Club 4 t1n Club 3 lx SENIOR! 5 4 V :I up. 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' qi.- 1 SHIRLEY PERROTTA "Shirl" Soccer 1, 2 Softball 2 Basketball 1 Girls' Sports Council 2 Referee 4 Dramatics 1 Amards 3 Tower 4 Freshman Dance 1 Sophomore Parts 2 junior Plav Committu 3 junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Play Committz e 4 Senior Ball C0l'11l'l1lnl.l. 4 Ton er Ba7aar 4 Tower 4 DAVID S REILLER Dane Football 1 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Tenn1s 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 Assembly Bandl 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Iunlor H1 Y 1 Biology Club 3 Senior Plas Committee 4 CAROL PETERS "Carol" Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Hockey 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Badminton 2, 3, 4 VVater Follies 2 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 Xlixed Chorus 1 2 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Amards 2 junior Play Committee 3 Se mor Play Committee 3 S4 cretarw Inter H1 Y Counc1l4 Robe Custodian Choir 4 H Y 2 3 4 Sports Council 4 Tower Ba71ar 4 Tower 4 Triad 4 Tatler 4 Cc rrnan Club 3 4 Biology Club 3 4 Physics Club 3 LOIS PETRUNICK ..LOis,, Soccer 1, 3 Basketball 1 String Quartet 2, 3, 4 Trio 3 Band I, 2 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3 4 Assistant Editor Tower 4 Tower 4 Newspaper Club 3 Latin Club 3 Art Sketch Club 3 H1 Y Treasurer 4 H1 Y 3 4 Senior Play Committee 4 XVater Follies 3 Tatler 2 3 Sophomore Party Comm1ttee Bookkeeper Honor Society Store 4 2 ANN PFEIFFER ..Fi,e,, Mamaroneck Iunior High School 1 Badminton 2 Soccer 2, 3 Bowling 2, 3 Swimming Team 2 Honor Society 3 4 President French Club 4 Vice President Spanlsh Club 4 Senior Class Secretary 4 Junior Class Co11nc1l 3 Tatler Nlanaging Director 4 French Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Girls Sports Council 2 Junior Play Committee 3 Iunlor Prom Committee 3 VVater Follies 3 Tatler Executive Secretary 3 RONALD REISIG LEONARD RELIN ELAINE RHODES R011 Zrggy Zaggy Swv Klonroe High School 1 2 3 Lockport Senlor High School Senior Play Cast 4 2 if f pl! 'F 5 J 3995 , 'Q-J St MARYANN PORTER "Mar" Tennis 2 Soccer Referee 2, 3, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Hockey 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketbal 2, 3, 4 Vollexball 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 4 Baseball Referee 2 3 4 VVater Follies 1 2 3 4 Secretary ot' Sport Council 4 junior Class Council 3 Senior Class Council 4 Tower 4 Iumor Play Committee 3 Sophomore Parts Committee 2 Frm nch Club 2 3 Ton er Bwaar 4 Class Party 1 MARLENE RHODES Corky Soccer I Basketball 4 Senior Play Committee History Club 3 Cafeteria Staff 4 e D,?,,, Q I 'Ei 3 3fQ - IENIORS 42 Q l I 4 i ' I , I , i ,' , v . A 1' .4 Q K ' ..'., . . ' I ' . I -' I Q- A . . ' T' ' 1' ' ' 'K 1 I 1 1 ' I t I' y , 5 1 y 'J ' U3 A y ' f A I , V V ' V xi 13, u , n ' fr A v U - Av- nr A u u rr nl' , v s - . I , , ' ' . . . 1, ,a V I ' 4 .-l y .L in '- " Qskl. I A 0 l' re., " 1.-., ufwsfl ' '',i"lf,i'Jll'V"'u'rrvw fa l ' p ' T- ' I 3 L J 3 9? : ,,. f t A - --,, ' 5? 3 731' Vfiii-1':':E157f.1ffffffifi-ff::lI1'.'Z:fT4- y ,,,V " -at . -M.. ,. , .ar ANNI MARIE POSTOLESE NICHOLAS PROCHOROFF Arm Nwk Soccer 1 Soccer 3 4 Baseball 4 H1 Y 4 Basketball 2 4 Iunlor Prom Commrttee 3 Water Follies 4 Bowling 2 Amards 3 Class Dance Committee 1 Iumor Prom Commlttee 3 Semor Ball Commlttee 4 Tower 4 Trxad 4 Tower Bazaar 4 I-I1 Y 1 jumor Play Commtxtee 3 A B Dava s Hrgh Nlt Vemon Tatler 4 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Basketball Referee 4 ANITA L RICKERSOX! Tootste Archery 3 Soccer l N olley Ball 2 Basketball l Bow lmg 3 Iunnor Prom Commxttee 3 Iumor Play Commlttee 3 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Semor Ball Committee Tatler Typlst 3 9 P -XTRICIA RIENIAN Pat Soccer 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Hockey 1 4 Badminton 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Semor Class Council 4 Iunlor Play Commxttee 3 Semor Play Committee 4 Class Dance l 2 3 4 Y l 2 3 H1 Y Pres1dent2 3 Inter Hx Y Council 2 3 4 Inter H1 Y Councll Secrcta Inter Hx Y Councll Char French Club 2 3 4 French Club Treasurer 4 Honor SOCIEYY Treasurer 4 Biology Club 3 Tatler2 3 Tower 4 r 3 IOAN RINDFLEISCH Joame Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Badmmton 1 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Basketball Referee 3 Semor Class Councxl 4 VVater Folhes 1 2 3 4 Tatler 1 Tow er 4 Tow er Bazaar 4 French Club 2 Freshman Dance 1 Sophomore Party Commxt Iumor Prom Committee 3 Semor Plav Commlttee 4 Se mor Ball Committee 4 Cheerleader 3 4 43 tee RADICE Semor Class Council 4 Iumor Prom Committee 3 Baseball I. Ji GAIL Gail ROACH Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 3 B xskethall 3 4 Badmlnton 3 4 Water Follres 1 Choir 1 2 3 A Cappella Chou 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Amards 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 4 Tatler 2 Tnad 3 Semor Play Commrttee 4 PATRICIA RADLEY Pat Soccer 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 junior Play Committee Semor Play Committee 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 4 Amards 2 Thesprans 3 4 Trxad 4 Tower 4 junmr Prom Committee 3 ROBERT K ROGERS Bob Bowling 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Football 1 Iumor Play Cast 3 Semor Ball omml 3 Iumor Pro om tee , xx u - H -2 ttf. 1 1 -, . I 'l , , 3 'll ,2 ' ' .. ' K I Y, , . . .-. Civ A X ! f VT. .' l'- v Rf ' f . I yn I l 1 f'l' ' ' f 'fl JJ ' ' , , mf I lx. fly. , Q 1 J s A N 7 x lxfi If ' ' 1' 'rv sf' . U ,B -is Q 4 we g ft, : 1 i g A as W3 K Hi- --. -4' ' . N ' 22 fic' A , - 2 ' L MA Z, DONALD ROOT "Hootie" - ' ' 1.V. Football 1 Varsity Football 3 Choir 2, 3, Operetta 2, I , 4 ' Iunior H'gb Assembly Con mlttee 1 A Seniorlfiizh Assembly Conimittee,3 - lj ' I 1 f l 8 GABY RUNCKEL !"Runk" I . 1 P .x Soccer l, 2, . - ' X . 4Basketb ll l ' Baseb:rIla1,2, , 4 - ',A' Studgtlllouncif l I' San or Cli3s6Zp1lncil4 Senior PI. ommittee 4 Junior Pilnn Committee 3 Se 'dr Rall Committee 4 Toi er Sports Editor 4X , 'r '- i f Qwmnffa " 4' . Y SHIRLEY BUSKE "Shirl" Tennis 2 Soccer l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Badminton l. 2, 3, 4 Girls' Sports' Council 2, 3, 4 Iunior Play Committee 3 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Tower 4 Sophomore Party Committee 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Tower Ba? nr 4 DELMA SANTOMAURO "Del" Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Badminton l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 VVater Follies 2 Amards 2 Tower Bazaar 4 Tower 4 French Club 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 junior Play Committee 3 lumor Prom Committee 3 Sophomore Party Committee l' ri shman Danct Committet l HELEINE I SCHOENLE BARBARA SCHRECK Shorty Schreckle Soccer Bowling Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Water Follies Soccer Referee Basketball Referee Choir 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Operetta Stage Director 3 Tatler 1 2 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Freshman Dance Committ eel Soccer 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Tower 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Ja 7 ij If Ar' if BETTY ANN SCHWENDER Betz Basketball 4 Soccer 1 2 Badminton 3 4 Bowling 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 History Club 3 4 Biology Club 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 junior Play Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 'I ower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Sophomore Party 2 DOROTHY SCOTT Dorothy Soccer 1 2 3 Bulmmton 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Band 1 Choir 2 Operetta 2 junior High Assembly Committee 1 Amards 2 Thespians 3 VVater Follies M C 1 2 Honor Society 3 4 Sophomore Class Vlce President 2 Student Council l 2 3 4 Student Council Vice President 4 H1 Y 1 Tatler 2 3 Tower Assistant Editor 4 French Club 2 3 4 ALICE SAWYER HAI., Archery 3 Bowling 3 Basketball 1 Tatler 3 Tower 4 History Club 3 Junior Play Committee 3 junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Ball Committee 4 Tower Bazaar 4 PATRICIA SCOTT Scotty Bowling 4 Bnskt tball 4 Huston Club 3 4 junior Red Cross junior Plax Committee JAENIORS U , ,, 4. . r . , Ah . . I XV - xx 4 4 , I xii ' l N. U 3 .1 A 1 ,ti lr ll . SK v I! if lr A ca il lr ll ' , , A , 2 ' l - ' - ' . , , , .' ' 3 . . . . ! U 1 ' Q I 1 .I ' . . . I . , 0' Y l - . . rfzv ' My ' "' -T r Student Council Secretary 3 6 -' ":J', i f' - ' ' A, . ' .04 -e. are - ,Air , -,1 .' 4.44 . ' 521,-, 'Z' X ffiff ' ' . A' ff, 'V Sf?-' . . , , 5 'A ge-Q' . ' 44 if PETER SCHELER Pete Cross Country 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Physics Club 3 Cerman Club 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 ff hw! NVILLIANI P SCHERER PETER SCHILLKE Bt Pete Kensington High 1 2 3 Rifle Team 3 4 fig JOYCE SEIBERT Joyce Bowling 2 3 4 Amards 3 Girls Sports Council 1 2 H'-Y 1 2 3 4 Hi-Y Vice-President 2 Senior Ball Committee 4 Senior Play Committee 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Freshman Dance Commit el ft? Sophomore Party Committee 2 Physics Club 3 Cafe Statfl 2 3 4 f THEODORE C SHAMP Ted Rifle Team 3 4 Band 1, 2 3 4 LOUIS SHOSHO ou Soccer Nianager 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 S0 homore Par C mm' p ty 0 ittee French Club 2 Biology Club 3 Opcretta 3 l 1954 45 JOSEPH SCHINISTOCK oe St Josephs 1 2 3 ,J 1 VI W Ml Al... SARA SCHNEIDER a Park School 1 Hockey 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Tower 4 Power Bazaar 4 junior Play Committee 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 l' rench Club 3 4 French Club Vice President 4 H1 Y 3 4 H1 Y President 4 Student Exchange Trip 3 Bowling 4 'ef 'tl BEVERLY SKINNER Bev Soccer 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Archery 2 Baseball 4 Tower 4 Operetta Committee Triad 4 Junior Play Committee 3 Senior Play Committee 4 Tatler 4 History Club 4 junior Prom Committee 3 Senior Ball Committee 4 Tower Bazaar 4 French Club 2 Exchange Trip 3 Freshman Dance Committee 1 14" -Of Q5 sq-Jul :z 3? vii! r?-' Effif glgxyta CHARLES SPECHT STEPHEN D STAGGS Chuck Sggbe Tenms 1 2 3 Cross Country l 2 3 4 B0wlmg3 Tmckl 2 3 4 Physlcs Club 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 German Club 1 2 3 Qjfzf! J " J 1.4. he ,uf JXNIEI' M STAHL JOAN STANCAMPIANO 1171 Soccc-r2 3 Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Amards 3 S1 mor Play C lst 4 Spamsh Club '3 Tow er 4 Tatler Typxst 3 Trnd Typlst 2 Stan Soccerl 3 4 Badmmton 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Clrls Sports Counc1l3 4 Tower 4 Taller 3 Triad 2 3 4 Junior Play Commlttee 3 Iunlor Prom Committee 3 jumor Play Commlttee 3 Semor B111 Commltttc 4 Sophomore Party Committee 2 Frcshnnn Dance Committee 1 Tower Bazaar 4 Txgerettes 4 Semor Ball Commlttee 4 if 'LV-fJJJf""7j 6 BARBARA JANE THAHER Barb Water Follles 2 3 Soccer 1 4 Basketball 1 Archery 3 Badmmton 3 4 Senior Chou , 2 A Cappella Chou 4 Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4 Amards 1, 2 1' hespxans 3, 4 Chrlstmas Pageant 2, 3 JUDIOI' Play Commxttee 3 Senlor Play Committee 4 Tatler 3 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Spamsh Club 2 CAROL THIEL Carol 1 ' I fl Ni - 1 , I ,A L W , A, .b 1 1 Vx 1, ey 1 Q l -I - vu - ' +v:"'fQ" Y - 1 V "Lil - -1 1 v"f:Qf?.',-Ti! ' 17:54, :: '. ,951 fl!! ' . 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' L f -A ta in L - . ef ' Qi- ' I Af 77 A sf ll .1 vllxl it A il 4rr .ll I - '4 'n , ,4 , , , , , A . , '1 I I 3 , V WILLIAM TOZIER B1 Soccer 2 3 Rxfle Team 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Operetta 1 2 3 junxor Class Councrl 3 Tnad 4 Tatler 4 46 IL NE TBEDIINNICK J une Archery W ater F olhes -8 X RICHARD S 1 ARR Ruins, B xsketball 1 2 Bxseball 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 junior Play Cast 3 Student Councll l Senior Play Committee 4 .1 THOMAS VALLEAU fam Football 2 8 4 Student Councll 3 4 St mor Class Council 3 4 Student Councll Executn e Board 4 Tatler 4 St mor Play C0f!1ll11ft68 4 XENIORS DONHNIC STERLACE JOSEPH STRAUCH Ir Don oe Blshop Fallon Hugh School 1 1' 2 MICHAEL VAY OFF Mxkc' lllflm Tc am 3 4 Bmcl 1 2 3 XI lrchmg, Ban 4 Jumor Play 3 Senior Bl-ay 4 Carman Club 1 2 3 Physxcs Club 4 Biology Club 2 1954 JUDITH J Nw ALKER Judy Soccer 1 3 4 Tennls 3 4 Slum Team 1 3 4 W aler Follles 1 2 3 4 Bon lmg 2 3 4 Se-mor Cholr 1 2 3 4 Operelta 1 2 -Xmards 3 Thespxans 4 Art Club 1 2 3 4 Y 1 2 French Club 3 Nc wspaptr Club 3 l'ower 4 Junxor Play Committee 3 Operelt 1 Connmtlle 3 Iumor Prom Commxtlu 3 Latm Club 2 Taller l, 2, 3, 4 SAN DRA SYVARTZEL Sandy Hockey 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 4 Busketball 1 2 3 B 1seball2 3 4 B ulmmton 1 2 3 4 Soccer Referee '3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Chorus l 2 Operetta 1 2 VV xler Follles 2 3 4 Taller 4 Power 4 French Club 2 3 4 Cheerleading 4 Iunxol' Prom Commlllee Amwrds 1 Iumor Class Council 3 Baskelball Referee 3 4 Honor SOCIEQ 4 i 4? -of NIARIANNIE. TALBOT Mananne Basketball Referee 3 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Badminton 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Xlajorettes 3 4 Amards 2 Chnstmms Pageant 2 Water Follles l 2 3 Tower 4 Iunlor Prom Committee 3 Senior Ball Commlltee 4 Semor Play Commlltee 4 Tower Bazamr 4 SUSANNE S TEALE Ile Soccer 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Badminton l 2 4 Bowlxng 3 4 Water Follies 2 Nhxed Choxr 1 2 3 A Cappella Cholr 4 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Amurds 1 2 French Club 2 3 4 Jumor Play Commxttee 3 lunlor Prom Commxlee 3 Frosh Dance Committee 1 Sophomore P lrly Commxttee Tower 4 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Taller 1 2 jE AX VS ALSH Jeanie Soccerl 2 3 4 B xsketball 1 2 4 B xdmmton 1 2 lxnms 7 3 Xrchery 1 B un ball 2 3 4 N ollq Ball 2 Howllng 2 3 Xl nler Follus 1 3 4 SxumnungTe1m 1 2 3 4 Sports Counc1l4 47 KATHLEEN WVALSH Kathy Sm mor Play Commltlee 4 IAN E WATSON jane Boulmg 3 4 Soccer 1 jumor Prom Cummltlee 3 jumor Play Committee 3 Taller 2 3 Tow er 4 Sl mor Play Committee Hxslory Club 3 Latin Club 2 3 Senior Prom Committee 4 Nonunalmg Committee 3 hvillf Follles 4 IUDITH WERDEL VVater Follns 1 2 3 Badmmton 2 4 Basketball 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Archery 2 Bowlmg 2 Baseball 2 4 Chorus 3 A Cappella Choxr 4 Operetta 3 4 -A55 CC SHIRLEY ANN VVERNER Badmmton 1 2 3 Bwsketball 1 boccer l 2 3 Softball2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Iunlor Pliw Committee Senior Plax Committee 4 Tow er 4 Tatler 3 fwtll, XI-KRCOREE I VK IGHTNIAN Soccer 1 Bxsketball 1 2 Baseball 2 W ltcr Follus l 4 SWllTlI'I1ll'lg Team 1 Xssembly Commlttee 1 Semor Ball Commlttee Spanlsh Club 3 Hlston Club 3 JOHN E XNILCOX John Operetta 1 Cerm ln Club 2 3 4 T ntler Clwss Reporters SL mor Play 4 -kmards 2 Senior Ball t,0l'l'lI'lllft9E 4 Amards Play Commlttee 3 Freshman D mce C0mmlft6L l Th9bDl8l1S 3 4 bophomort Dmce Commlttne 2 Honor SOClPty 3 4 Towcr Bazaar 4 X Ice Prcsxdtnt Genrlan Club 3jumor Prom Committee 3 Secretan Honor SOCl8fy 4 H1 Y 4 Tower 4 Tower Baz nr 4 Trxad 4 Opcretta Commlttee 2 3 4 Tatler 2 Chrlstmas Pageant 2 German Club 2 3 4 ,L-1JaZa.4,,Q,,m 20640 Y-fs, DORIS Xi XR ILLERT Dons Soccerl 2 3 4 Bxsketball l 2 3 4 Bxseball2 3 4 Badmmton l 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Xhrchmg Band 3 4 H 2 3 4 llllllfll' Play Committee 3 junior Prom Committee 3 51 mor Play Committee 4 Operetta Orchestra 3 Sm mor Ball Committee 4 SFNIORS xor PI TL RED I DE NIS B WNX L ORNE WOODWORTH Thorny Red WILLIAM E WRIGHT Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball I Football Manager French Club 2, 8 T tler4 f, I Semor Band I 2 3 f,41 F J 1 r X ,A-1,1 1 . If I I v fn 4 ' 4 I XIARGARET ANIGELA YOUNG Angie Soccer 2 Tenms 4 Bowlmg 4 Baseball 4 Badmmton 4 Choir 1, 2, 3 Operetta 1, 2 Girls' Sports Councll 2 Soccer Referee 2, 3, 4 Biology Club 3 Freshman Dance Committee 1 Sophomore Party Committee 2 Tower 4 Tower Bazaar 4 Tatler 3 Iumor Prom Commlttee 3 Semor Ball Committee 4 Semor Play Commlttee 4 Triad 3 48 'X 1 LEE FALK Lee Fox Lake Illlnols 1 2 3 Physxcs Club 4 SENIORS 1954 ' K ' 1. -.14 V If 4 a A A Q i , In P . Q I 3, -Q af 2 . W 1 A - 1 - Yr A Yf ffi N "Judy" :1Shirl', Av 1-mfgen ' Y ' A 'Y -- 1' V A- ' V 4 ,M4 1 . M . . ,l it v , fn 3 'R 1 t '- - 3 - I'-,Nw D I ,1 1 3 fi' V 4' 4 A , I . Y t V 1' 44 - . 'I A ' ' ' ' ' x ' by -l - U . 4- A 55 'sy I ' at . get A ' 'iff A X ls 5 'ro KE N ES A R ER I I x X A W I . ,V - ' xll N Y Jas' X X 5 A I I 1 ,A 4 If I, A H ' ' ' H H , X -4 - sr XX - y v , ' ' . ., , , 1. 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L f.. .h , E, arg I ,gg nf: ,f-".r.1 - yy 'vii- -54 'tal Q K 51 - N- 'ef--s- ' A ..'a. 'P 3. - , . -VA ,sf -. ' ls, A 15.311 .-'ta --f , gg- 1-gg,-.lv . . in V 4-. Q K xl. 5, vi 1 - . .4 , . . .. 3 I 1,1 4 A ,M , . -H 'V .-.Ev -,Exit .4 qxz 3. , ai ..- . c..r4-+1 . " S' " N F5, - . f VARSITY FUOTBALL First Row: Don Figliola. Richie Starr, Ted Nfaratta, Dave Reiller. Dick Ciolando, jack Sorenson. .svrmirl Row: Bill Srhwalml. Tom Yalleau. john Mayfield. Frank Harlem, Bill Noeltner, Dave Earl, Gordon Myers. Bob Sturgess. Third Row: Bryan Werner, Dick Grando, Dale Henson. Dick Radtke. Doug Volgenau, Dave Fogg, Bob Dougall, Earl Clements, Phil Barber, George Parker, Mack Campbell, Harry Goetzmann, Nlr. Schaefer. Mr. Kentner. coach. lfourlli Roni: Ron Nfannes. Don McMullen, jim Lake, Ed Lyons, Harry Scull, Dave Hegg, Les Anderson, Rocky Ford, john Sacks. Colon Brown. Ken Lake. Bruce Sclnneltler. Dick Hoffmann, Bob Galvin. On September 25 the Amherst Football Team invaded Depew for its first game of the season and won, 7-6. Returning from last year's squad were co-captains Dick Starr, Bob Galvin, and Frank Harlem, along with john Mayfield, Bill Noeltner and several others. Amherst was also helped with the transfer of Don Figliola from Canisius and a group of last year's V. stars. Depew drew first blood of the evening midway through the first quarter, and from then it was all Amherst. Depew scored on an end run, but the extra point was blocked by Bob Galvin and Dick Giolando. A determined Amherst team took the field for the second half, and they quickly scored their first touchdown of the season. Dick Starr gave the ball to Don Figliola and Bob Galvin for ten and fifteen yards respectively. Figliola then took a hand-off for seventeen yards and the touch- down. Frank Harlem kicked the all-important extra point to give Amherst its margin of victory. In its second game, Amherst, sparked by Dick Starr's two touchdowns and Don Figliola's bril- liant running, scored 25-14. It was a last quarter victory over hard hitting East Aurora. Amherst touchdowns were scored by Starr on runs of 40 and 13 yards, Figliola on a 35-yard off tackle slant, and Dave Earl on a 28-yard touchdown pass from Dick Starr. On October 16, Amherst played its second night game of the season at XVilliamsville before a capacity crowd of 4500 people. This was a strong- ly contested game with a spirited Amherst team ending up on top by a score of 6-2. Amherst scored in the second quarter after a Hlilliamsville player had tackled Bill Noeltner in the Amherst end zone for two points. The Amherst touchdown came as Don Figliola took a lateral from Dick Starr and went off-tackle for the touchdown. The extra point attempt was not good, and Amherst won by four points. This victory gave Amherst sole possession of the "jay-Cee" bell presented to the victor of the Amherst-XVilliamsville game. The bell is awarded annually by the Amherst junior Chamber of Commerce. YVe sincerely hope the ringing of this bell will signify good sportsman- ship and Fine school spirit as well as supremacy in athletics. OFFENSIVE TEAM Fzrst Ron Daud Earl Doug Volgenau Frank Harlem Dasrd Hegg jon Sorenson Darrd Rerller Harry Coetzmann Second Row Don Frglrola Dick Starr Bob Galvin Mack Campbell 'I he following Saturday the Tigers played the first home game of the season against Clexelancl Hrll It was a cold rarny afternoon which detin rtely hrnder ed the Xmherst runmng attack Bruce Schmelrer played a tremendous ganre for Amherst with hrs passing catch and hrs defensive abrlrty He also was responsible for one touchdown Other Amherst pornts were scored by Don Frglrola on a touchdown and Bob Sturgess on two extra points The Tigers easily scored their fifth straight victory of the year by clownrng West Seneca 52 10 on the loser s field Drck Starr playing a deeeptne game at quarterback scored two Amherst touch dow ns and handed off to Frglrola and Bob Doug rll for two more Amhersts final touchdown came zone All good things must come to an end and that s exactly what happened to the Amherst win stre rk the day of its sixth ganre 'Ih1s was the day the Tigers met a typical strong Hamburg team with an excellent defense Ihe defense proved to be the undoing and the Irgers lost 13 0 One of the r rrrtres of the season w as the post ponemerrt of the Nledrna at Amherst game due to an early snowstornr rlhrs was one of the two games rn Amherst football hrstorx to be post poned for this reason The final game of the season was played at Lancaster under the lights 'The Irgers were de termrned to wrrr this one for the Seniors and for Rocky For d who was str rcken wrtlr polio earlier rn the season Lancaster scored ear lv md Amherst was forced to come back with a 40 yard pass from Sophomore Inn Lake to Harry Goetzmann The rest of the game w as a defensive battle when with 50 seconds remaining Lancaster scored on r long pass for the squad as they finished second rn their clrvr sion with a record of four w rns rncl one loss Ilre ow er rll season record was fire wrns rnd two losses Nluch of the success was due to the hrre defcrrsrve playing of Iohn Nlayfield Brll 'Noeltner ohn Sacks Bob Galsrn and the expert coaching of both Mr Kentner and Mr Schaefer DEFENSIVE TEAM Fzrst Row John Mayfield Earl Clements Harry Schull Frank Harlem Cordon Nlevers lom Valleau Drck Crolanclo Dare Rerller Second Rau Brll 'Noeltner Bob Sturgess Dick Starr Bob Dougall john Sacks Xce Hoffmann SCORES Depew East Xurora Mrllnmswrlle Cleveland Hrll H est Seneca H rmburg Lancaster Xnrherst Xmherst Xmlrerst Xmherst Xmherst Xmherst Xmherst 64 4 Y V 1' V' 1 A f r r n ' r i .' 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Hun Don Nlauret N xyne Rhodes RKXIIIIIL Smlth Roger Slllflcl Bruce Schnndt Nhlse Barnes Bob Struebmg Lon 'Nulans Bob Blootlsworth Rly Iohnson XI1IteVanDyke Sfmnfl Ron Nhlte I-errntk Dean Soldlneer Gary Xndres Lantry muck jelry Btctzhold Dlck Gernold Bob Noon B1ll Nlartln nn Xlbert IOhIlc,llYTlmll1gi Dave Keeney Ilrnd Ram Dunn in I llllLS lom Sacks oe Coe Daye Hylle ohn Brunner lom Halt Ifrul NI nnskc joe Roberts lomlh Run Bob Rhodes Burt Knlp 1 my 'itlles Ray Smtth l mul Bllllll' jerry NN ilker Willis Xhnk Bull ltnkncl lhll Hotlson Pull Ross lerry Nlaloncy JUNJQR VARSITY FOOTBALL The JUDIOI' Vars1ty Football team coached by Mr Bergman Hnlshed the se :son wlth a record of tvwo wms two losses and two ues Hlghhghts of thxs years season lncluded v1etor1es over Cleve land H111 and Depew and 1 scoreless txe vuth M711 lxamsulle Ihe season opened mth a 7 7 t1e w1th hast Aurora -Xmherst scored on the first play of thc game and held on to nc Scot ers tor the team uclc Ray ohnson two touchdowns and Mxke Barnes llllfk Gunold Bob Yoon, Pete Schmltt ind Ray Smlth xt 1th one each Other outstandlng playcls this year were ohn Brunner Mlke Fer :uk Bob SIIllClJlflg and oe Roberts 65 Xmbcrst Xmhcrst -Xmherst Xmhcrst Xmhcrst Xmhcrst SCORES Last Aurora XS est Seneca Clueland Illll Xhllnnnsullc Hamburg e new . . gpm fy M- qv' B' X -,. .. .. y ".g1:,f , 7 D B at Al,'v S' . y 5. ,A . . ' . .Y . y- ,, 1.12 ,.,, v 1, , ' lv Ronnie Voisarcl, Pete Schmitt. Bob Cook, lll2!llZlgCI', Mr. Bergman, coach. Y t . 2 ' , ' 'z ' V I D ' .Q , . . . . I I . Y. .- .' -V. I , , I V. A . . 1 In 4' A 's ' - ' Y I "", 1' , . , , -' ..,. 7 .. , . 1 , . . . A .. nvy- y , t. A L t Y . . . ' .... 14 ' -' ' ' f H J , ' - , ..r. 0 " -1 fb - , - , . ' ' .... 0 ' ..,. ' ' K ' J ' , - ' .,.. 21 DI -' . .,.. . SOCCER This year's Varsity team proved to be the best in the school's history. The team, coached by Mr. XVratten and captained by Dick Besser and Gary Runckel, won the championship with a record of eleven wins and one loss. The team opened the season with a 6-5 victory at Holland, and, after dropping a non-league game to Nichols, beat every team in the league at least once. On October 27th, the Tigers lost their only league game to a strong Frontier team. It was now evident that the team must win their remaining games in order to win the championship. The highlights of the championship drive in- cluded a story book win over North Collins as thc figcts scored five points III the final three minutes In the following game Amherst scored 1 4 2 vtin over Orchard Park to win its fourth championship in five years In iecognitlon of its success thc team received thc State Teachers Alumni Cup and the Section VI AAA trophies. High scorers Nick Prochoroff and Gary Runckel were tied with twenty-three points each. They were closely followed by Craig XVratten and XVoody Friedrichs with ten points each. Much credit should go to Dick Besser, Bob Rogers, and Bill Powell for their fine defensive playing. Amherst Y Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amhex st Amherst Km hcrst Amherst Amherst Amherst .... 6 Holland . . ,. ' Nichols ..,. XYilliamsville Frontier .,.. North Collins Orchard Park Holl and Gott Cost AA1ll1dIIl9N1ll6 FTOIIIILI' 'North Collins Orchard Park Amherst Opponents ' denolftmm league zmze VARSITY SOCCER First Ron Craig Wratten Woody Friedrich Dick Besser Cars Runckel 'Nick Prochoroff Sig Dietrich Yecond Row Chuck Ie is Nlanager Paul Schoneuolf Bob Rogers Bob I-Iohlstein Pete Ten Broeck Bill Tozler Rog XV1lhe1m Don Burlakos lhzrrl Rot hcn Stcpicn Xlanager Bill louell Duong Hong Xlikc K 1 ner Xlclnt Dem Xcil Xntlerson Bob Spelder Ron C ochlc Bill Nicholson 'Sir XA rtttcn toach ga fUNfOR VARSITY JOC ER fa! Junior Varsity squads are or' ganized mainly to introduce the boys to the games and to give them needed experience. This year's team, defending cham- pions ol the league, finished the season in a first place tie with Frontier. The -I.V. Tigers coni- pleted a record ol' six wins, two ties, and two losses, including a doublevictoryoverXVilliamsville. Denny 'Iirudell, who led the teain in scoring with ten points, was followed closely by Arno H'ittig and Brad Dunn, with eight and four points respectively. Much credit is owed to Mr. Parr for his excellent coaching. X tn herst ..., 0 Holland .... Xtnherst ..., 4 XYilliatnsxillc .xl!lllCI5l .... 4 Ifrontier ... . .Xtnherst ..., 0 North Collins .Xinherst .... 0 Orchard Park .hnherst .,., 3 Holland ,.. . ,Xin herst .Xin herst .Xinherst .,.. 2 .Xin herst .... in Williatnsxille Frontier .... North Collins Orchard Park 0 8 lfirst Roux' Boll Rees. Dick llolilstein, Bill Donaldson, .Xrno Hittig, Dennx Trudell, lid l'ettis, Brad Dunn. Dine Bers: llll. .Sccmid Rrmr' Don XYilhelni. lfred Stoesser Bill Xlartin Dare Braun, Bill De Kleine, Jack O'NIat'a, Rolrert Liestll. Brian Norman Third Rout Nlr. Parr. coach. Benny lilliotl. Paul Yiticenl. john Oeltler, Dick Chappell, Ken Arnold. Ken Nlacltenzie, Cilinclx Pettis, Manager. Ken Stepien, Manager. CROSS COU TR Y L Hrs! linux' loin Cree. l-'oster Xlt Xllester. john billis. Rick DuBois. led lot- inan. loin Osliorne. Serrmfl linux' Norinztn Nioll. tiiguiztger. Roger l'riot'e. manager. l.en Qlolinson. 1 Doi N Don Bailey. l'redlel1tls1t'uit . 1 llathtcn. llanlx Cihudj, Nlr, .lullsoll.toatl1. Xmherst. .l Xinherst. . Amherst Amherst Xinhersl Amherst .Xin herst Secti X in herst Oll ..l SCORES Opponents ,... T4-324 Opponents .... Bl -212 Hamburg ...... 32 East Aurora .... 20 Olean ,,.....,. 20 Lancaster ...... '26 Brighton ...... 29 .XAA Championship Opponents ..... 47-212 67 VARSITY CROSS C The 1953 Cross Country team under the direction of Mr Munson had what might be termed a fair season The team participated in five dual meets two mutational meets and the Section VI AA X championship race Highlights of the season included Ted Totmans spar klmg performances fed hnlshed lirst in every race he ran except one Another highlight was the division of the team into separate groups Mr Xiunson is looking forward to next year for he has live excellent runners returning They are sophomores Ted I'otman Rick DuBois john Gilles Tom Cree and junior Fred lelakiewicz The first meet of the season was the Barker Fair Day Run Of the twelye schools entered Amherst finished third be hind Gowanda and Olean the Section VI Champions X Run and finished second Out of the nine teams entered only Gowsandi man iged to lmeit the Tigers Xmherst point scorers were Totman DuBois Gilles Don Bailey and Cree in th ll order lhe next rlee wls with Hamburg 1nd the Tigers were uctorious bv a score of 25 32 On Octoher I5 and 16 the team was scheduled to race IUNTOR VARSITY TRY East Aurora and Olean in that order I'o allow for this Mr Munson split up the teams Group one raced East Aurora and was defeated hy a score of 20 31 The following day group two raced Olean and suffered defeat 20 38 The individual Amherst winner was you guessed it led Totman fhe second split of the season occurred fue dass later The hrst group met a strong Lancaster squad and was nosed out 30 26 I'he next day the second group raced Brighton the Set tion V champions Xl 1th determination and mueh skill the boys emerged tictorious 21 Z9 ln one of the closest rtees m many years The final race of the season was the Section VI champion ship Amherst hnished second hehind the strong Olean team Rick DuBois led the may for the Amherst runners sportsmanship and leadership throughout the season I he unlor High C ross C ountry term showed more sue cess this year than ever hefore Xlthough they lost two close races the boys thoroughly enjoyed the physical trnning intl the friendships they estihhshed Nlr Bowman is looking forward to greater participation in the coming years lhese are the st urs of tomorrow CROSS OU TR Y First Row Dave Farrow Bill Farner Ron Cook Don VanDusen Don Craser Peter Shanley Date Maurer .Second Row George Downs, jack ll atsen, Dick Hhs, Wesley Kasomc, Dare Batson, Ron Ihomas hed Smeader Third Row Viking Dietrich, Don Ciohn, Fred Hoeldtlce, Heath llest Paul Xlurphy, Brute Pfeiffer, Larry Gremer, Paul Borth, Bob Pfeffer, Mr Munson, coach 68 . , o . : . y . I . l . , ' - . . I ' , 7 ' I , ' X- ! 1 J ! v ' 1 I ' , . . . Y . V . ' 4 . - ' . , . ' ' , - ' . . ' " ' . z week later the team entered the East .Aurora Invitational Much credit is due to Captain Foster Mc.-Xllester for his - ' f' 2 1 1 ' ' . f - ' ' j ' ' 1 1 1 .Q - .f -2 V v . J . v . I v . Y Y I . I V I' V I .Y N' ' 1 . 2' z ' ,. , f g"g 2 . UYVIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY I :by -. Lf A 7' M SX -xv ' First Row: David Yahn, jim Hawks, jerry Frewell, john Domenico, Evan Glover, jim jung Second Row: Tom Olofson. Mike Fried, Terry Bodewes. Byron Heintz, jim Branieck, Mr. Bowman, coach. WRESTLIN Coach john Gelsinger opened the Varsity wrestling season at YVest Seneca with only two regulars in the line up. The two returning regulars were Captain Chuck Cederman and Red Adams. This, perhaps, was the main reason for the Tigers' hard luck. Amherst was victorious in but Eve of twelve matches. The team lost the first two matches, one to West Seneca and one to Hamburg. The Tigers "found" themselves in the third match and overwhelmed a new Cleveland Hill team, 43 to l5. Amherst lost the next match to the powerful Hamburg team that beat them earlier in the season. Next match, with Williamsville, was the closest of the season. The score at the start of the final bout was 25 to 22, Amherst leading. Williamsville had to have a pin for five points and a victory. A decision would have given them only three points and a tie. As it happened, the Billie heavyweight pinned the Amherst man and Williamsville SCORES Amherst West Seneca . Amherst Hamburg ,... Amherst Cleveland Hill Amherst .... Hamburg . . . Amherst Xvilliamsville Amherst Clarence ..... Amherst Orchard Park Amherst Amherst .... Maryvale .... Depew ...... Amherst .... West Seneca . .Amherst .... Cleveland Hill Amherst .... V'iIliamsville won, 27 t0 25. During the second half of the season the Tigers did better, defeating Clar- ence, Maryvale, Cleveland Hill and Williamsville, while losing to Orchard Park, Depew, and West Seneca. Chuck Cederman, muscular, 127 pound sophomore, finished the season undefeated. He also led the scoring with 42 points. He was followed by Red Adams, Doug Volgenau and jim Foun- get with 28, 28, and 23 points respec- tively. Returning lettermen next year are Cederman, Adams, Volgenau, Bob Stur- gess, jim Founger and jerry Tercho. First Row: Chuck Adams, Chester Weir, Brian Bellman, john Harbison, Gerald Terch. Second Row: Chuck Cederman, Bill Sturgess, jimmy Petrie, Ken Blackwell, G. Davies, Ed. Pettis. Third Row: jim Alberts, manager, Ron Smith, George Kelly, Doug Yolgenau. Bob Sturgess, Dick Radtke, Wayne Cypress. Fourth Row: Tom Halt, Larry Stroh. Bob NlcCombs, Ron Mannes, Gordv Myers, Bruce Schmidt, Bob Rogers, Bob Cook, Mr. Gelsinger, adviser. I BASKE TBALL X fr? ' i'e,ffgg1m5f,w, wi 5-'f Inst lluzu: Dick Besser. captain, Mr. Hettler. Connell. .Yflflllll lfouh' Dick McDermott. manager. Don llurlakns. jack Kress. lirtlce Sf'lllllClICli. George I-ilentlier. Les .xlltlffl son. Sig Dietrich. Boh Geyer. Dave Hegg. fkrchie Dean. Dirk Lothe. lyillll Sclioiienolf. Xtnherst klIlllCI'Sl Xmherst Xniherst .... Xin herst Xinherst X in heist Xniherst ..,. Xinherst ..,. Xmherst .... SCORES Orchard Park Nest Seneca . Dcpcw ...., . lgimizislei' .... Clexclztntl Hill East Aurora . Frontier 4.... Hamburg .,,. West Seneca . Williznnsxille Xinlierst Xinlicrst Xtnlierst rkinhcrst .-Xmlierst Anilierst ,kinherst ,kinlierst .Xtnherst ,,.. 61 Ain hers! 67 Tl ....T2 ...,11 130 38 lil S lily 3 ....lSI Orclizirtl Park Lzintzister ,.,. fil0XCl2lIlll Hill l-list Xll1'0l'll ,. Frontier ...., Illllllllllfg ..., Depen' .,... , V'illiziinsxilIe Lzitkziwzinnzi . Olt-:tn ....,., l.29El I I DICK BESSER BRUCE SCHMELZER VARSITY BASKETBALL It xx rs belrexed rt the be rrnnrnq ol the basket bill se1son tlrrt the Irgers uould hue r good season but not rs good rs prexrous xeus Hou ex er through the untrr rne eflor ts of Nlr Roberts Hettler C rpt un Drele Bessel rud the entrre team the T rgers posted rn excellent record of ll urns and 3 losses Xlter just tuo rseeks ol pr rctrce, the Trgers opened then schedule rgrrnst Orchard Park on then court Ilre T rgers preed by BCSSCI s fifteen pornts and Bruce Selrrneller s eleven pornts, de feated the Parlernen 34 38 Amherst then con quered lVest Senee r rnd Depexs rn that order Bes ser rg un led the scorers ruth 16 and 98 pornts On December ll the I rgers we ere host to Lan c rster nlhe term xr rs vrctorrous 6134 as each rnernber of the startrnq team Besser Schmelzer Bob Geyer Les Ander son and George Guenther hrt lor double figures Ilre next Amherst uctnn was Cleveland Hrll 1 hey were subdued 69 53 Alter the long Lhrrstmas wacatron the team resumed actron rt East Aurora It was evrdent from the openmg trp off that the Trgers were gorng to have trouble By the end of the fourth quarter Last -Xurora had drmrnrshed Amhersts lead and tred the score at 52 all The game xx ent rnto a three mrnute ow ertrme and the Trgers scored 1 pornts to East Aurora s 4 to mm, Q9 36 Besser emerged as hrgh scorer xsrth '76 pomts Bob C ever Les 'Anderson Drrk Bcsser 1 eorge I uenther Brute Sehrnelrer 12 s'.-s I . .1-' ' ' s - s s .- 1 1 - ' 1 n 1 ' , . . ,.,, 1 .1. , 1 , 1 1 1. . 1 1 1 1 ,V ,1 . ,. 1,,- . y,.- 1 , , 1l.' x x 1 1. . 4. 1 . 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' V v AA - v U rx- 1 I ' I 1 V ri ,h. 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL f C ON D 'Ihe s1xth ga1ne of the season was played at Front1er and the home team broke away to a 10 po1nt first quarter lead Amherst paced by Besser and Geyer scored 24 po1nts 1n the second to take a 5 po1nt half t1me lead The second half was n1p and tuck all the way In the last quarter Besser threw 1n ll pomts to brmg h1s total for the game to 33 po1nts as the 'I lgers won by three po1nts 'I h1s brought our boys to the most cruc1al game of the season Hamburg Both teams were unde feated and t1ed for the d1v1s1on lead The TlgCTS show ed the1r greatest team effort of the season by dowmng the Bulldogs George Guenther l1m1ted C'r1ffen Hamburg s h1gh scor1ng forward to five pomts wh1le Bob Geyer was tosslng 1n l7 po1nts Amherst shot a remarkable 4270 XVell some mghts thmgs just wont go right and that s exactly what happened at YVest Seneca Amherst behmd by elght po1nts at the half suf fered the1r first defeat of the season The followmg Friday Amherst traveled to W1l l1amsv1lle where they trounced the B1ll1es 67 43 tl11rty pomts through the hoop He was followed by George Guenther w1th 15 pomts Nlext came games w1th Orchard Park and Lancaster which the TlgCTS won eas1ly 67 45 and 71 54 On February ll the T1gers took over und1s putcd possesslon of Hrst place 1n DIVISION I of the Er1e County Interscholasuc Conference The T1 gers were wmnmg at Cleveland H111 wh1le Fron t1er was defeatmg Hamburg Bruce Schmelzer cunnmg Amherst guard scored twenty po1nts 1n thc w1nn1ng effort Amherst took over the role of host for the next game East Aurora traveled to our gym on a wet gloomy n1ght Amherst pro cceded to add more gloom to the v1s1t1ng rooters by dow ning East Aurora by twelve pomts Bruce Schmelzer scored 22 po1nts hlS th1rd consecutxve game 1n which he scored over twenty po1nts NV1th just four games remamlng ll was pla1n to sec that the T1gers were go1ng to f1n1sh well up 1n thc stand1ngs 'I hc I1gers next OPPOSIIIOH was furn1shed by Frontier 'I he out come was declded 1n the third quarter when the Amherst defense l1m1ted Frontler to n1ne po1nts Bob Geyer scored 23 POIHIS and Bruce Schmelzer svcteen as the T1 gers won by seven pomts The followlng game was played at Hamburg and the Bulldogs pleased the home crowd by amassmga fifteen po1nt lead after three quarters of play In the final qua1ter Amherst p1led up POIHI after po1nt to t1e thc score vvlth just 25 seconds left to play Hamburg s Wayne WCISS threw 1n a hook shot to beat the 'I1gers 60 to 58 fh1s loss dropped Amherst IHIO a t1e Wllh Hamb11rg for the league lead Both teams HH1ShCd the season w1th 1dent1cal records and were declared co champ1ons of the league In the final two lLgllldI' season games the TlgCTS downed Depew and lV1ll1dl'IlSX1llC 1n that order Amherst entered the SCCIIOH VI AAA seml finals at Ken1nore un1or H1gh School aga1nst Lackawanna strong N1agara Frontler League l1ttle trouble 1n Sllbdlllflg the Steelers as Les An derson and Sig D1et11ch l1m1ted h1gh scor1ng Hank Czajka to SIX po1nts Pll1lS wm placed thc 1 lgers 1n tl1e Sect1on VI finals at IVICITIOTIHI Aud1 IOYIUHI on March 20 Olean H1gh Cattaraugus County wlnner was to be the 'I1gers opponent I he Amherst team that played that n1ght d1d not look l1ke the samc Amherst team that had won seventeen of mnetcen games Durmg the fourth quarter Olean who had bu1lt up a n1ne po1nt lead attempted to freeze the ball Il11s strategy backfired and Amherst slowly cut the lead to two po1nts XV1thJust three seconds to go Don Burla kos a rescrve guard stole the ball and headed for the basket A second before Don could score the gun went off br1ng1ng to a cl1max a dramatlc game and a fine season Although the Amherst team d1d not XVIII the bccuon VI AAA champ1on sl11p they were real champions 1n sportsmanshxp team play and leadersh1p I s ' I I s y I 7 n . 1 . , ' 7 ! . , . ' , . - . ' l 1 ' l . n ' ' Y 1 7 1 x . v . Y . . . r l , ' v' .F . . Y , . . i D , . . . y - , . . , It . . . . - 8 . V y ' ' s Amherst's scoring machine, Dick Besser, dropped Chamlnonsf the following Week- 1 he 'I lgefs had . ' I L . a Q a n Q ,. , ,- , , ' ' . : . . , h , - i . n 1 . , . . V . , , A u a n 1 1 W V 1. , x 7 ' I ' ' I I .v Y . 1 . . . , , , . ,. . x . . , A . D , f . V , a . - v l 1 , ' I v s a , I I , l i - A Y . . . , . V . . . . u ' ' e . I 5 I . , I . . Q . , , 1 1 . I . 72 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. YVratten's Junior Varsity basketball team had the distinction of being the first undefeated J. V. team in the school's history. The Junior Tigers have now won 32 games in a row, over a two-year span. Their closest call of the season, a 53-52 win, came from a high-spirited Depew team. Dick Gernold established two records, 26 points in one game, and 282 points for the season. Not- able performers included Craig YVratten, John Gaunder, and Rog Kober. SCORES Amherst .,.. Orchard Park Amherst ,... YVest Seneca . Amherst ..,. Depew ...... Amherst ,.., Lancaster .... Amherst .... Cleveland Hill Amherst .... East Aurora . . Amherst .... Frontier ..... Amherst .... Hamburg .... Amherst .... West Seneca . Amherst ..,. Williamsville Amherst .... Orchard Park Amherst .... Lancaster .... Amherst .... Cleveland Hill Amherst .... East Aurora . . Amherst .... Frontier ...., Amherst .... Hamburg . . . Amherst .... Depew ...... Amherst .... Williamsville First Row: Denny Trudell, Bob Noon. Second Row: Tyler Dunn, Rick DuBois, Fred Manske, john Oehler Mike Barnes, Craig Wratten, ohn Gillis J . Third Row: Dick Gernold, Roger Kobee, John Cummings, Peter Chudy Fred Hoeldtke, john Gaunder, Mr. Nvratten, coach. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Junior High School Basketball serves the same purpose as does Junior Varsity Basketball. It helps to pick out and develop boys for Jr. Varsity and Varsity play in future years. Mr. Schaefer's team played eleven games and emerged victorious in seven of them. Outstanding players included Nick Shosho, Joe Roberts, Paul Ross, Jerry Yvalker and Tom Ferguson. First Row: joe Valenta, Ted jacobs, Bob Hoeldtke, Kevin Lyons, Bruce Fowler, Nick Shosho, Second Row: Bob Loesch, manager, Brian Norman, Don Flaig, Paul Ross, Bill Hodson, Terry Maloney, Brad Dunn, jack Coe, manager. Third Row: Mr. Schaefer, coach, Tom Ferguson, Fred Machemer, jerry Mlalker, Al jones, jim Peard, joe Roberts, Bill Linkner. 73 SCORES Amherst .... Lancaster . . . Amherst .... Nichols .... . Amherst .... Depew ..... Xmherst .... Cheektowaga Amherst .... Williamsville Amherst .... Clarence .... Amherst .... Clarence .... Amherst .... Lancaster . . . Amherst ,... Nichols ..... Amherst .... Depew ..... Amherst ..., WVilliamsville 5 WIMMI G P1751 Ron ack Oklara Ray johnson Ron Xolsard Ferry Xhlson Rotky lord Don Haehtcn C eorge Parker D1ek Chappell Blll Nneholson Nlr l1CYllCY coach Serond ROIL Len ohnson B1ll OConnell Date Fogg 1111 Lake lllllllllh Barber Bob Hohlstun Bob Haas VARSITY SWIMMING Ihe Amherst mermen st1ll sa1l1ng hom last yeal s undefeated season tontmued then wmmng w zys thls year Although M1 I1e1ney Amherst fimshed the season w1th a lemaxkablt 10 wx on and 0 lost record Holdowers from the 97 Q3 season YVCIL Bob Haas Bob Hohlsteln Itrrv XX llson and B111 XlCllOlSOll Amherst ClLfCIlCllIlg Cll8HlPlOI'lS of the Nlatt 'Xlann Sulnlnung League opened the season xgamst XlllllHll1SYlllC 1n the 'klT1llLlSI pool Ihe boys proxed that they would be the te 1m to beat as they splashed to a 45 21 uctory Amherst mon su en out of a poss1ble e1ght first places Xxnbu sl Xnnbu st kl1lllLI'Sl hnbersl kllll1LT9l klllllLI sl hnberst Xmherst xllllllfil kl1lllLI'SI SCORES YN 1ll1 xmsvnlle XI nruale C lalente H est Seneta C leweland H1ll XX lllldl1lSNlllC Xlaruale Ll irence H est Seneca Clueland Hlll 'K S, .M A .M ' l A ' p, ' hi' A., . A A N , ,ff 1 5 i 11 . I . . -. ' , A .... 45 " 1 f coach, lost five 1nen through graduation, his team ' "" 1 "" I l ' ' ' ' . S ..,. 45 ' 1 . A -. .... 32 1 '- ' gm W Q M A ,.,. 94 1 .- ,, ,' Y. - A .... 41 '1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 ' , '. .... 43 ' . . 1' . I -: .... 35 . -4 ' 1 , ' I . . 1 l tl '. G L 1 1 f ' 7' ' 1 1' l x mA- r ' Y Y ' 2 After a lay-off of 29 days due to Christmas Holi- days, the Tigers took newcomers Maryvale and Clarence over the ropes 47-19 and 5l-15. These wins set the stage for the lVest Seneca meet. Both Amherst and West Seneca were tied for First place with identical 3 and 0 records. YVest Seneca , how- ever, did not live up to expectations, and Amherst won by 24 points. The team again took seven first places out of a possible eight. The Tigers recorded their fifth victory in the next meet by downing Cleveland Hill 52-14. The sixth and most exciting meet was held in the XVillia1nsville pool. The Amherst Tigers were forced to break four XVilliamsville pool records in order to win. Terry XVilson swam the 100 yard breast stroke in the record time of l:l3.4. Bob Haas swam the 100 yard freestyle in the record time of :58.5, and Bob Hohlstein swam the 200 yard freestyle in 2:l8.3. The 160 yard freestyle team of Bill O'Connell, Haas, Hohlstein, and Ray johnson broke the pool record in l:23.8. Amherst now holds all the records in the Xvilliamsville pool. The Tigers finished their second straight un- defeated season by beating Maryvale, Clarence, YVest Seneca, and Cleveland Hill in that order. Mr. Tierney's swimming team has now won twen- ty meets in a row over a two-year period. Return- ing next year will be Ray Johnson, Dave Fogg, Bill O'Connell, Terry XVilson, and jim Lake. Although they did not swim any meets, this year's j.V.'s will be a great help in forming next year's squad. IUNIOR VARSI T Y SWIMMING TEAM First Rou Bill DeKle1ne Dick Stoesser C hris Km ntl Don Nluellcr leter H elker l aul 'Newcomb Second Rau Don Glynn Bruce lfeiffer K an lunmore Dnld Farrow Booker l itterson im Hofmeister Norman XS olf . ', ' .rr ' -. --n ,j -. IO BO WLING Coach VValter Newman's bowling team, with only two returning lettermen, posted a very ex- cellent record. A bowling team consists of five men. Scores are kept on the basis of three points, two for the high scores of two games and the third for the high total score. Out of a possible twenty- four points, the keglers captured 21 giving them a won 9 lost l record and the league championship. Captain Foster McAllester, the most consistent man on the team, bowled in every match. The best two game total for the 'season was MeAllester's 335, and the best single game per- formance was by Lantry Janecek. He rolled a 207 game. Mr. Newman is looking forward to another successful season next year. He has lVoody Friedricks, Art Hinkley, Harry Goetzman, Rog Barth and Lantry Janecek returning. Two men, Foster McAllester and Dale Henson, will be lost through graduation. F1rstR0u Martin jung Dale Henson Foster NIcA1lester Nh Newman coach Lantry janecek Woody Friedrich Roger Burth Art Hinckley Second Rou Ken Coyle Ron Thomas Burt Kmp jim Rushing Russ Barber ohn Mottinger Dawe Maurer Ken jarhaus Harry foetzman SCORES Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Depeu Cleveland H1 Hambur Depew Clex eland H1 Clarence Hamburg Opponents l C . j ' , ' , , L . . .... 3 ' ........... 0 . , .... 1 'll....2 Amherst .... 3 Clarence .,......, 0 . .... 3 , ......... 0 . .... 3 ' 'll .... 0 ' , .... 3 ........, 0 . .... 21 ....... 3 76 TRACK -1953 F1rst Row Don Llndsey Davld Lumsden Joe Coveney Walt Manske Don Dav1s Paul Zmter Br1an Howard Bruce WVe1ls Second ROZL Alan Harvey D ne Rclller R1ch'1rd Nlurray ohn Laughland George Kellev Don Balley Stephen Staggs Len johnson B111 xl1Cl10lSOIl foster Alt Allester Third Rau Nlr Bergman coach Peter Murphy B111 Galun Ed Glbeall Paul Dahmer Daud Earl Bob Nlanske R1chard Earl Don Hachten 'Norman Wolf Air Nlunson coach VARSITY TRACK The 1953 vers1on of the Amherst track team coached by Mr Bergman and Mr Munson showed IIS heels to all comers Ihe team won c1ght meets whxle lostng none Meets w1th Fre donla Dunlurk and 1'ront1er were postponed be cause of bad weather I he season opened w1th an 86 11 VICIOYY over XVest Seneca at home Al Harvey and Len ohnson scored ten and n1ne po1nts respectlvely to lead the team to VICIOTY The team went on to defeat Lancaster Hamburg Batavla, W1ll1amsv1lle and hast Aurora 1n that order The hlghlxght of the Hamburg meet was a record breakmg performance by B111 Galv1n B111 heaved the drscus a dlstance of 126 feet 7 mches for a new school record On May 28 Amherst was host to the E CI C D1v1s1on I track champlonshlp finals Amherst celebrated IhlS honor by runnmg away w1th the t1tle Amherst amassed a score of fifty one po1nts Its nearest r1val was Hamburg w1th thlrty POIHIS On the S1XIh day of une the team traveled to Kenmore for the Sectlon VI AAA champlon shlp meet Amherst was bemg pttted agalnst the strong compet1t1on of the Nlagara Front1e1 League l he I1gers proved themselves to be out standmg athletes as they scored thlrty three po1nts to WVIII thls tltle for the second tlme ln the school s h1story Indxvldual Amherst w1nners were Al Har vey ohn Lazar B111 Galv1n Ron Hettlch and Don Dav1s 1 he relay team of Hcttlch Lazar Len ohnson and Brlan Howard was also v1ctor1ous ln the near record tlme of one m1nute thlrty four and seven tenths seconds Hlgh scorers for the year were B111 Galv1n Wlth s1xty s1x po1nts Al Harvey w1th fifty mne and one fourth POIHIS and Don Dav1s w1th forty nme and one thlrd po1nts The umor Varstty track team IS an rmportant cog 1n the varsxty team of the future Future var s1ty stars mclude John G1ll1s Ted Totman and 'Nflack Campbell Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst H est Seneca 691 Lancaster Hamburg 70 Q Batav1a Xt1ll1amsx1lle 1015 East Aurora CONFERENCE MEET Opponents S1-.Cl ION VI AAA NIEE I' 3 Opponents 381 2416 ff 30 0 91 0 1 1 . . , Q 7 , I . , , ' " 1' U U . ' u .U ' SCORES . . , , -. ...,. so ' Q' .,....... 17 'l - . t -. A . .- ...... fk ............ A . , . ..,.. 55 .,.....,.. H39 ' D - y , ...... 5 ' .,.........,.. f. -J - - . ...... 741 f ....... .30 . x Y . . . . ,.l... "1 , ......... 2'2g, ,. ' ' " , ,..,.. 50 A 1 .......... w ' ' ' - ' .V 1 ,..... 3 A I A A ........,., .., 77 UNIOR VARSI T Y TRACK -1953 Fzrst Row Roger Wxlhelm Roger Borth Bob Cook Kenneth Connors B111 Farner Don Glynn Wayne Cypress Bruce Pfel ffer Second Row Don McMullen jack Sorenson Hack Campbell Dave Batson Ted Totman Roger Prlore jack Watson john G1lllS Dale Henson Thzrd Row Mr Bergman coach Harry Scull Fred 7ElalxlCWlCZ Constantme Bas1l Lon Nellans Gary 'Vfaybee john Cummmgs Ray johnson Roger Shafer Ken jahraus Mr Munson coach BASEBALL 1953 Coach B111 Wratten s last season as Varslty Baseball Coach was a successful one 1n that h1s team won the ECIC DIVISION I champtonshxp w1th a record of seven wms and three losses The over all record was nlne wms and SIX losses The Tlg6fS beat every team IH the league at least once w1th the exceptlon of Cleveland H111 Agatnst Cleve land H111 they suffered two defeats each by one run The startlng lnfield conslsted of S1 Manspeaker Kent Bergman B111 Mlrlght and Dlck Kr1schan wh1le the startlng outfield conslsted of Karl Se1dl Dlck Starr and Gary Runckel w1th Dlck Kr1schan filhng 1n The catchlng was handled by B111 Noeltner and Bob Sturgess The workhorse of the pltchmg staff was George Guenther w1th Dxck Kr1schan and S1 'vfanspeaker supplymg the rellef The Tlgers suffered a 3 2 defeat 1n the SCCIIOU VI AAA playoff mth Nlagara Falls Amherst s two runs came as a result of a home run by Dlck Starr w1th Karl Se1dl on base The offtctal battmg champlon of the team mas Captam Karl Se1dl vslth nlnetecn l11ts ln fifty 78 t1mes at bat for a 380 average Other leadmg h1t ters mcluded Gary Runckel w1th e1ght h1ts 1n twenty t1mes at bat and a 400 average, and B111 Wrxght w1th a 307 average Dlck Kr1schan led the team tn runs batted 1n wlth ten He was followed by Karl Se1dl w1th e1ght and B111 Wrlght w1th seven SCORES W 1ll1amsx 111e Cleveland H111 Hamburg East Aurora Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst YV1ll1amsw1lle Hamburg Cleveland H111 Frontter Frontxer Amherst Depew Amherst Depew Amherst Amherst SEC I'IO'N1 VI AAA PLAY OFF Amherst 2 N1agara Falls Amherst 10 Opponents Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst H est Seneca East Aurora . . . . , A Hug ,.. Y. ' ' ' ' 1 .... 2 ' . .' ' 1 . ' 1 .... 1 ...... ..0 , I , f f 1 .... 2 1 1 1 .Amherst .... 7 Wlest Seneca ...... 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 .... 3 " " t ' , 1 .... 5 ......... 3 - - ,, - - 1 .... 4 ' ....5 . . ,' , 1 .... 1 ' ........ ..2 , 1 I . - 1 .... 8 ' ......... .3 - 1 1 .... 9 ,......... .0 1' ' . ' 1 .... 1 ,....,..., .2 - 1 ..., 3 ' ...... 0 . ' . 1 .... 13 1 ..... ..0 w . . . - . . Y ' Q "" Av' - , ' ' 1 .... ' ...,.... 30 VARSITY BASEBALL S 9 1-'irst Row: Si Manspeaker, Bill XVright, Kent Bergman, Karl Seidel, Bill Schwahl. Bob Sturgess, jim MacDonald. .Sammi Rout: Mr. XVratten. coach, Rich- ard Krischan. Gary Runckel. Bill Noelt- ner, Chuck NIcNerney, George Guen- ther, Ira Striejewske,Richie Starr,David Wetzler, Frank Knox. IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First Rant: john Gaunder. Bill Sturgess, Bob Spelder, Hoody Friedrich. john Sacks, john Schriver, Craig Wratten. Semnrl Row: Mr. Hettler, roach. jon Sorenson. Harry Goetzmann, Stan Ziemha. .Xrchie Dean. Pete 'l'enBroeck, Sam Winner, Bob Noon. Richard DuBois, Tyler Dunn, Ned Schule. Coach Bob Hettler's 1953 junior Varsity baseball team was the finest in the V. league. The boys went through fourteen games without a defeat. In two of these games there was some doubt about the outcome. The Tigers were forced to come from behind to beat XVilliamsville four to three. The other game was a one-to- nothing thriller with Depew. The Tigers scored the first and final run of the game in the third inning and held on to win. Hfoody Friedrichs was the man of power for the junior Varsity with a .420 batting average, including four doubles, two triples, three homeruns and nineteen runs batted in. Other notable per- formances were john Schriver's and Rick DuBois' batting averages. Bob Spelder led the pitchers in strike-outs with seventy, and in won and lost with a six and nothing record. F9 I Amherst 13 Amherst .... 18 Amherst .... I9 .Xmherst .... 4 Amherst .... 4 Amherst 8 Amherst .... 9 Amherst .... 20 .Xinherst ,... 9 .Xmherst I6 Amherst l Xmherst 4 Xmherst .... 6 Xmherst Xmherst 8 l39 SCORES XVilliamsx'ille Cleveland Hill Hamburg .... East Aurora . Williamsville Frontier ..... Clexeland Hill Orchard Park 1-last.Xurora . . Hamburg .... Depew ...., . l-'rontier ..... Orchard Park Depew .,,.. . Opponents . .. 1953 TENNIS Amherst netmen finished with a record of 4 wins and 4 losses, giving them a third place position in the league this year. Amherst singles were played by Mike Graver, Chuck Specht, John Filsinger, and Sigvard Dietrich, while Phil Hedges, Leo Barnes, and Paul Schonewoll alter- nated at the doubles. Chuck Specht led the scoring for the team. Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst Amherst SCORES YYest Seneca ....., 0 Hamburg ..,.. .. 4 Williamsville ,.,.. 4 Hamlnlrg ..... .. 4 East Aurora ...... 1 1Vest Seneca ...... 0 XYil1iamsvil1e .4,.. 4 Amherst ..., East Aurora . . . . . 1 22 18 ' 5 if apef' lb -lrfflf if W f' A A X . if ' l I K - 9 N., First Roux' Nlr. Parr. coach. Serum! Roux' Tom Trimble, Ken Travers, Date Donaldson. Gary Tunmore, Paul Schonewolf. Third Row: Leo Barnes. Mickey Graver. Phil Hedges, john Filsin er g . Fourtlz Row: Charles Specht ,Sig Dietrich. Henry Chudy. 1953 GOLF The 1953 Golf team finished the season with a record of 13 wins, 1 tie, and 1 loss. This record enabled them to win the Section VI AAA Championship and tie with East Aurora for the ECIC title. Leading point scorers for the team were Rudy Bersani, Jack Kress, Bob Haas, and Patil Kre- mer, in that order. The playoff with East Aurora resulted in a 7M-7M tie, in which the stroke First Razr: David Kumpf. Boli Haas, Herlmy Streng, Rudy Bersani, Rocky Ford. Second Ron ' Dick Cernold Paul Kramer Daxid He ack Kress Don Vol- ' " ' ' ' ' ' gli- l ' ' 8 genau. Mr. Lngerer. coach. 80 scores were identical. "Amherst SCORES . . 15 Lewiston Porter 0 Amherst. .1114 Cleveland Hill . 393 '3Amherst. . 15 Lewiston Porter 0 Amherst.. 921g XN'il1iamsvi1le .. 59g Amherst.. 8 Clarence ...... 7 Amherst. .15 West Seneca . .. 0 Amherst. . 5 East Aurora .... 10 Amherst. .12 Williamsville .. 3 Amherst. .14 Lancaster ...... 1 Amherst. .15 Depew ........ 0 Amherst. . SEQ East Aurora ..,. 615 Amherst. .14 Cleveland Hill . 1 Amherst. .11 Orchard Park .. 4 Amherst. .14 XVest Seneca . . . 1 PLAYOFF Amherst. . 71,6 East Aurora .... 71,2 Amherst 175 I-Opponents ....... 50 Q'I10l1-leilgllej K First Roux' Ken Braden. Ifrank Puller. Bill johnson. Gary Andres. Peter Hull, .lim Elden. Mr. 1'omeroy.,Xdiiser. Srroml Row: Bill jackson. Ned Sehule, Doug Koeppen. Mike YanHoll. jacques Nlahry, Peter Schillke. Dave Batson. SENI OR RIFLE TEAM The Amherst Rifle team, defending champions of the lirie County Inter-Scholastic Conference, hred six league matches this year. The team, after losing their first two matches, defeated Lancaster hy a score of 1236-1141. The team finished with a league record of 3 wins and 3 losses. Returning lettermen include Captain Ken Braden, Ned Schule, Frank Puffer, Jim Elden and Charles Hull. MATCH SCORES Amherst... 1247 Orchard Park ...... 1261 Amherst 1274 WVilliamsvil1e ...... 1306 Amherst 1236 Lancaster ..........,. 1141 Amherst.. 1272 Orchard Park ...,,. 1256 Amherst 1284 Williamsville ...... 1308 Amherst 1319 Lancaster .........,.. 1183 Shoot-011 for 2nd Place Amherst ..,. 1311 Orchard Park ...... 1321 f UNI OR RIELE TEAM First lfrmw Brute Eavenson, Doug .Kn- dres, Heath 1Yest, Mr. Bowman, ad' xiser, Lee Backus. .Second Row: Boh Tuttle, Ken lickhert. Dick Coad, Allen Sweeney, john Knapp. Bruce Mann, Barry 1Vagner, james Dessert. Thin! Rrmiq David Delaney, Ron Cook. Clifford Hill, Tom Boehel, Al Pemldt. Dennis Mills. jack Callalian. Ifnurlli Razer john Donahue, Clifford Krnll. George Downs, Dane Berry, Ed Seiflert. Boh Blackwood. 81 The weather was ideal for the first practice session of girls' field hockey. The team was made up of Varsity players from last year, and there were many new faces from the sophomore and freshman classes. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Ackley, the team was prepared to play against Park School in a short period of time. The girls were divided into two teams, an Orange Team of Varsity players and a Black Team of junior Varsity players. The captain of the Varsity team was Donna XfVink, and the captain of the junior Varsity Team was Maryann Porter. After two victorious years against Park School our Orange Team was defeated by a score of six to nothing. Our Black Team took the lead scoring the first goal early in the game. Later the teams were tied, but in the last minute of play Park School scored the final goal of the game. Amherst lost by the score of two to one. One week later Amherst played its final game of the season against NVilliamsville. Amherst was victorious in both Varsity and junior Varsity games. The Varsity score was six to four with two goals scored by Jeanette Cave and four goals scored by Lynda Hopkins. Janet Miller's strong defensive playing at center halfback and captain Joan Lendrim at forward were leading factors in the game. In the Junior Varsity game Lynne Morris and Carol Lock played very well at forward positions. These girls scored the only two goals of the game. The final score of the game was two to one in favor of Amherst. Under the guidance of Mrs. Husband, the soccer elimination tournament of grades 9-12 was played early this year, but because of the bad weather, the tourna- ment was not completed. A sophomore team, the "Pizons," and a junior team, the "Sneakerettes," were declared winners of the soccer tournament. This year for the first time any girl interested in playing other schools in soccer signed up on an All-Star team. This team had regular practices after school, and at the end of three weeks it was ready to play Buffalo Seminary. The girls were divided into two teams, the Orange and the Black. The Orange team's captain was Joan Lendrim, and the Black tea1n's captain was Ruth Blake. The weather was un- favorable, and the game was cancelled until next year. The Referees of Girls' Basketball represented the Orange and Black Teams which 82 GIRLS SPOR T5 played against Park School at Amherst. This was the first game for both teams. Park School maintained a safe lead throughout the game and won by the score of 24 to 18. The Amherst junior Varsity team, however, avenged the Varsity defeat by defeating Park School Junior Varsity by the score of 18 to l6. Saturday, February 6, the champions of the Senior Class basketball team, the "About 58's," captained by Donna XVink, and a few other girls were asked to play at Park School. A total of twelve games were played in this tournament with Park, Etobicoke, XVilliamsville, and Buffalo Seminary. Amherst, which played each school once, won three out of the four games. The games Amherst won were those with Etobicoke, a Canadian team, Buffalo Seminary, and NVilliamsville. Park School defeated Amherst for the second time this year. The high scorers of the season were Joan Lendrim, Loris Mlillert, and Jeanette Cave. The outstanding players at the guard positions were Maryann Porter, Donna XfVink, and Jeanette Branston. The girls' Basketball Teams' tournament was coached by Miss Ackley. The Swimming Team, coached by Mrs. Husband, swam its first meet against Kenmore in the Amherst Pool. A total of ten events were swum. Amherst's outstand- ing races were the 60 yard front crawl won by a junior, Anne Wells, and Jean Gorenflo, who took second in the side crawl. Amherst captain Donna Wink tied for first place in the diving contest. The girls who participated received blue rib- bons for first place, red for second, and yellow for third place. From this group the twelve best swimmers were selected to participate in the finale of the Senior High VVater Follies. The junior High Bowling Team, which was composed of Freshman and Sopho- more girls, met once a week. The high scorer of the group was a Sophomore, Donna Danitz, with the average of 121. The highest game bowled was 165 by a Freshman, Carol lVinegar. The Senior High Bowling Teams were composed of advanced players from last year and a beginners team. A total of eight games were bowled at the King Pin Alleys. The coaches for the Senior and Junior Teams were Miss Caroline Krehbiel and Miss Lillian Gruener. 83 First Row: Shirley Latanision, Joan Lendrim, Esther Winfield, Loris Willert, Maryann Porter, Betsy Smith. Second Row: Mrs. Husband, adviser, Marjorie Cameron, Jean VValsh, Margie McDonnell, Lynne Morris, Russie Tighe, Nancy Beckwith, Sue Shanley, Margie Eckhert, Glenda Swartzel. Third Row: Miss Ackley, adviser, Judy Larwood, Connie Mannes, Jeanette Cave, Judy Glynn, Joan Stancampiano, Jane Bellinger, Sandra Perry, Christine Jacobs, Judy Carson, Sue Van Lunger. Fourlll Row: Yonnie Baker, Linda Hawes. Judy Murray. Shirley Ruske. Carol Dietrich, Carol Peters, Joanne Dunn, Barbara Thompson, Judy Pelson, Phyllis Goga, Miss Krehbiel, adviser. GIRL? SPOR T5 COUNCIL lVith the increased enrollment at Amherst this year, the Girls' Sports Council was the largest in history, with a total of thirty-one representatives. Two representatives are chosen from each girls' homeroom. The job of the rep- resentative is to keep a record of the points earned by each girl in her homeroom who participates in girls' sports. A girl with seventy-hve points receives a large letter, fifty points, a medium size letterg and thirty-five points, a small s letter. These letters are presented at the annual Girls' ' Sports banquet along with a certificate. At this banquet the offices of president and vice president are announced. This year's officers were President-Loris Mlillertg Vice President-Esther lvinfieldg Secretary-Maryann Porter, and Treasurer--Joan Lendrim. The council functioned under the direction of Miss Betty Ackley, Miss Carolyn Krehbiel, and Mrs. Isabel Husband. The most important function of the Council is the annual Junior and Senior Water Follies. The money raised at this event is used for scholarships, which are given to deserving senior girls at graduation. Each schol- arship is worth one hundred dollars. 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Nllllklilll Xl'llSUIl. Glenda SWlll'lICl. Gail Stillwcll. N7 'EQ 1 11 HK. Fourth AIZIZIILII LIIZIUI' Higlv N02z'11zIv4f1f 6- Z 1953 ,WHS 'X Q-Lx o ,, r "-.1 .41 Q ty. O WA TER OLLIES Twewh Annual Senior I-.hgh April 62 Q IQ 1954 The proceeds from the Water Follies are used to provide scholarships to three outstanding Senior girls in memory of Alice Buerger, a for- mer faculty member at Amherst. 4th Annual junior High XVater Follies theme: Story Book Land. Mistress of Ceremonies: Lynda Scifres 7th Grade: Alice in Wonderland Sth Grade: Pinocchio Chairman: Peggy Davis 9th Grade: Cinderella Chairmen: Sue Anderson, Eileen O'Connor Specialty Act: Bambi Chairman: Gwen Rich 12th Annual Senior High Water Follies theme: Dances. 10th Grade: Soft Shoe Chairman: Joann Williston llth Grade: Varsity Drag Chairman: Jane Bellinger 12th Grade: The Dance of the Skirts Chairman: joan Rindfleisch Mistress of Ceremonies: Evelyn Kolbe 87 ,1- If fr: Yi Ifirsl limp: Rosemary Graxcr, .Xnne Wells. Sue Haas. Janice Lake. jean Corenflo, Diane llnlmliins, Diane llullin. Second Row: .Xrline Hulse, janet Wilson. Nlargrella Beishlinc, joan Lendrim. Donna XYink. Andrea Heywood. Tlzirrl Rmv: Sandra Ensrningcr, Elaine Frenrh, Sally Hart. Pal Kenslea, Barbara Randall, Jeanette Bransum. Doris Dickerson. Nlllflllll Radley, Carol Peters. Mrs. HllSil2lllii.1ltlN'lSCT. GIRLS, SWIMMING TEAM GIRLS, BOWLING E'65lama111-folpbomore Clmmpzblfr l'ir.sl Rrmx' Nlaryannc l'owcll,judy Hall. ,hlnlof-'kygnloy Carol Wim-gar. .Srvmzrl linux' Donna Daniu. Sue Cutler. Margie Nlcllunnell. First Row: Jennie Giolando, Marie Beiter, Grace Seitz, Ginger Dunn. Second Row: Adrienne Nauman, Judy Bruan, Rita Pempsell, Joyce Seibert. 5? 0 C 3 X 'S -g . 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Lowell Selneek. Carol Keating, joan Helhig, Gordon lfrieke, Daxid Wendt, Kathy Meyers. l'aul Swing, Doris Willert. Gary lfilsinger, .Svruml Ruin: jan Nichols. Pill Tliayer, David Prill, jim Peard, john Detwiler, Doug NlcLernon, Ken Mackenzie. Peter Welker. Mary Lou Peters, loin Osborne. Roger Kohee. judy Coon. Sandra Bushy, Ray Skelly. judy Murray. Russell Barber. Henri Huelmer. Bill Farner. Tliirrl Iffmx' Dale Henson, Ray' johnson. Owen Kennedy. Daxe Onutt. Daxe lfogg, Boh Mitehell. Daxid Reiller. Bruce liznenson. john Oehler. H'ayne Bergmann. Dick lillis. Bolm Balsano. Spencer Cllexeland, jack Coe. Bill Brunskill. lfrank Puller. l'aul Newt-oinlm. Dick Hohlstein. Don Bailey. I-'ourlh Ifmr: Nlarilyn Meyers. Bill Martin, Norman Kosinerl. Daxe l-Qarl. Ronnie Smith. Dave Grotke. Y :-.-T- . m if -12 ,. Q.. 527 :21 A' 3 fig Ti' -QL ' -il - -, Q. fi -5, if? :Sf F 'im -037. 1' IUNIOR BAND First Roux' .Xlhert l'e1oldt. Fred Seidl. Nancy Sandford, james Lansdowne, john Luhking. Bonnie Harhison, Douglas Collingswood. Dawid McGill, Barbara Brown. I-'red Guarnieri. 'loin Olafson. Semml Iffmx' Bexerly Brown. jack Schulte. Bonnie l'rill, Frank Lewis. Yail Tiffany. Keith Hurry. Neal Niesen. james Lillie. Donald Hughes. Frank Decker. Gary Euler. Daxid Yahn. joan Dilicher. Kenneih Starr. Third Rnax' David York. Philip Fischer. Charles Turner. Bill Ginther. james Paploe. Dugald McLeod, Tony Buesc hen. Ronnie Storfer. Lewis Wood. Druid Larson, William Nloldt. judy llaienson. jean Dilither. Nlartia XS'estplial. Greg Nlattison, Rithard Bergman. Herlmert Lal'age. Sue Conn. loin Hallotlt. Kenneth Branston. james Weininan. 'loin jones. lffill llart. Ned Seillert. Malcolm Gillies. Sue Leslie. Barry Wood. iioinih lime: Gail Osborn. Lee Carter, .Xlhert Xrsuini, john Kramer. Pete .-Xlway, Stuart Sarnow. Warren Lappir, Daxid klcheiarria, Dick Healy. I-'red Patton, fi SEN! OR OR CHESTRA 1 ' cr M 1 ll '1 1 111111 111s 111Q111g S1 1 I 13 L 1111111111111 S111 X 111 Illllglf xl1l11LX Hun 111111 R 111 11111 1 1 r s R X 11 Hung B IIIIX 111111 11111 H1 Pl 1 111111, D111 11.11111 1 1111 C 11.11111 uc 1111 1 11 S1111 111 L11 1l1111s 1J111111s11 1 1 171111111 IC lxc ri S su 1 015111111 111111 S1 1111 N 111111110 S111 or ' ll lN xlllll 1 1118 1 Ll 511111 11111111 fII71 ILL is1111 1 I1 1 111111 1 1 1 LN 3111 1111 DJ ll Il 1 1111 X111 11 17 13111 1111 111111 Os1111r111. XIIIS 11111 1'Ll1.1s Pucr 1VL111Lr li 1 X 11111 NIL DP X1l111CIl Da1111 1'1T1 1111 xllll Os1111111 3 : Q -4, X -EH 1' A,.f:-S 'g AK f UNI OR OR CHESTRA lfirzil lf1111'.' N1l1l'1C-,1'11C1'CSC R1111i11z11'11, .X11l1111111' NIit1'11. '1'11111 O111fs1111. 111111 11-11I11i11s. N12lTl2l S111i111. 111111 '1'1111111s1111, S111- f.111'l511l1l1l1, 1111-:111111' 111'1111li1. 8111111111 1311112 111111 IJ11w11s, Niiiff XIIIIIICS, Ben 1'risi111z11111, B1-111 51111111211 Tllirrl lf11z1'.' x1llI'i'1l1 511711. 11111111111 lillcll, Roger Milks, 11101111113 Laing. 11111111 K1111z11:1. 1"rC11 Sc-i11l. .Xl 1'1-l11111l, 11211111- 1'1'i1kc. 11111111 N11lLi11. KD11 Sl:11'1'. Nlaurccn KOC1J1JC11,b1l1l1N 11z11'l1ix1111,R11l11'1'1'11111. lfuinili lffmx' Reggie C11-1c1:11111. George H21l1S11CT.S11111' 1,1Cl'll'.-11111 1111111111-ig. N113 Killll, 51111151-1'. 102111 1111111612 1.1-wis Q1 XY111111. 151111 Hughes, 1111111 XY111111. 511111111111 Gi11ics.111cI x1Ll1'1i11N.f1i'U1'gL' 11a1si1. 1'1-111z1111I1s. 111111' Kitts. 11110 G11:11'11icri lfifili 141111-.' .X111cr1 X11s11i11c. 1171111 1irz1111c1', Gail Os1111r11. SE I OR A 'CAPPI-ELLA CHOIR 11 Ll 1 1 11 Ll 11 1111 S11 111111 s 11 1 1 1 11 111111 Xl L1L 11111 111111 1 1 X11 X 11 It 1 11111111 1111111111 11111111 8118111 1111111 S1111 S111 1g111 111llLllllL N111111111 1111 R11 llS 1 111 llC 1111 .1 LN 11 1111 1111 1111 lll 11111 C 111111 I IIIZ S1'1lf1LX D11 1 51111111 1'1111 H111111 81111111110 X 111c1 NI1111s 111111 0011161111 111111 11111 1111 17111191111 11111 R r 11l11161lT1 D1111 it fl 1511 1111 111111 11.111 1111111111 J X111 1 Lgf, 1 1111 111111111 Sllll C111ss111111 11111 Dll1CZ6V!h1xl D1111 R11111 1111 N1 ll 1111 R11g11 1r111r1 1111111 B111mf111 SE I OR MIXED CHOIR cn 5 1151 ,fill 1 1 1 1 1 IX I1 S 1 s 1 1 11111 1111 XI1g1,11111 X11r111111 NI1I7111111111 kat ll 1 LX 1 1 1 R 1 1111 111111 I1 1 111 1 1 1 IIC 1 S 111 D1111 1 Ill 11gg1 1TlCNl S11 13111 X1 1 lslllll 1111 R1 1 1 1 1 1 111 11 111 1 111 1 11 1118 111 11111111 s 111 X 1 Il 11111, 1 11 1 1 1lN 111111 1111 1111 LIL 1 lll L1 1 Ill Pll Q1 1111 1 11 NINTH GRADE CHOLQ Q1 QF Q. 1 ' 7 1 Z -.'orG'1"319xfD'b-1. 'asa 'L L 1 abd 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 111 ll 111 1 s 1 111 1 111111 C1111 11111 1 11 11 1 111s ll L1 11 11 S11 11lN 51111111 111111 11111111 111115 1 L1 1111 11111 1111 1 IL Ill 111 111K 1 11 111111111l11111 1 11 1 1 ll 11 S 1 1 1 1 1 H 11 s R 11111111111 S111 IUNIOR HIGH BO YS GLEE CL UB 1 1 11 1 111111111111 R 111 1111111 131111 1 11111 I1 111 1 R I1111 111 1L ll 11811111 1 1 1 1111111 1 11 1 11 1 14 11 1 11 11 1111111 111 11 1 IIN 111111 1 1 S11 ss1 1 1111 11 1 1111118 111 11 1 LT I1 I 1 I 1 N11 1 11 111 111 111 1111 1 1 1 1 11 lN 1 111111 111111111111 lfi .11 111111?N1l11'11lI1115I11lI'.R1111111.1S1x1I1,J1111'I'1l S '1 '1 13i11111- 111 11111 - 1'i11l1ll1' 111 -11. 1'N,1L'l1l1111' 1.11ll11111. l".l:1i111 1'111lI1'. 8112111111311 l111'111111111. Kz11'l:1 S11'2ll'l7C1, 51131111 1.1'11'11 O1 11111- 1'111'1111. S11 I ' N11 '111 R11111, Eli.z111c111 B1111'4.iI131'l,1S1i.f1A11' 111'11-g.11'. 11111 121 H11 S11"1'4 111111. illllllll ' 111-fa kl'l1 131 . 1'111l1is G1 1111. TI1' 5 11-1 1311 '. 111 I1 111111 '11 131 11-', D 11"11 'I .131 g 111 1311111 x1lc1'1l1. I.:11'r1 S111 c11lll1'11 l'1-1111 1511117111 I'1n1-.111111 S 11 '11.1illi 11 l.111's1111. C1111 K'z1z111. R1111:1I1 1111 11. 111-111 11'1-51. ,11111 1 cf. 14 H 1111, J , l - r ' ' . ' 1 L I L A X , 1 1111.11 I'1m':11z11i11 N111 111'lI. .ji1111111 1111111111 1111,1'111 11l111l1C1.131 I1 S11I111. 11111 " 11111 '1 '- -. ' R 111-Q11-111 511' .kI1111 1,1l11L'1'. 111- 1.z11A1'111111. 111111111 'L 11'1'. 811111111 11111115 111111111 SI11111-. 1511110 11111111-1111. NC1SIll1 11'1l1Cg111'. 1'1111l 1.111111 111111 ,lg111111111. R011 1'1111111'l'I. N111 R1-111. 1111 11 1 . 1121 'c.1lLl11. ,l1l1l11 I1i1111111'. 1111- R , ' 1 'l'l'l.-121111111112111111 la1111'11111 l'l1, 'l'l1'11l 111 1 1.1-mfg' l'111'111',C,c1'1'1 1'-11111, Ri1'11z11'11 f,11'11111'1'. 111-1 'gc1'1.1sil.l1111S11111111 1-11 l,1'1' 111111 .111I1' 1 111 'i1 111111 13111is. 111111 1.11111-. 151'1 -151-1111111. 1.1-1' B21l1'41IS..I111l 15111111 111111111 511111. 1111 - l1i1111s11'11111. 1111 1' 1.1 Ufbll. l'1 'I lfllilf 15111 111 11-1' 11. Ru., 'll kl1lI'11211l. 11111- 1'1'i1'11. 11 1,1111111'1'1i1l1'. KL'11ll XIIXQ 1 '11. R1g1-1 11l'11llll. 111111 111 1' 13111111 111'111l. R1111:11'11 l51111'111. .111111 I11111111. 131 1,11 11N 1l'lK'11' .11111111111-111.1-1'1'1'1 1111 '1 1111 ,l1l11 111111111 l'11Il lK11z1':131111 11'11l1.111'. 13111111 11111111111 I31 I1 S1' 1 11. l'1111l,11111i1' 111-11 l'1'i1i111a11111. 15111 N111' 1'111i1L. l'1111l C111111. 11111 1111.11 "11. 1311151 112 1311 '1111-111 '11. l'1'1cr 111101.11111 111' 11.11111 1111111 C.1'1111111. 1111-11 11 111, 11111 I.i11111l -1g 111g11'l- 1'1l11'111'11..l 1 -' 11, I U I OR HIGH GIRLS, CHOIR ' l flI.Sl Rau Sue Shephcttl Llllild Nlohr Pat Lee C ul f.,llllllS Judy C rtmtner ucly Rich Christine Pezolclt SlllI'lCX l'll1s Nlarte H mlm Sezmzrl Run Sandra Nletzger Smtly Nelson Xeltla Kung Sandy Stock Betsy Smtth Jo C npenter Nlrs Schermerhorn adynser Barb krxeger Bebe Behrens Dldlll. Rogers kathy Stallelcl lxtren Kxrshenstetn Xnn Nlosher 'Ilmd Ron Smclrt I-egdey eanette H elss Sandm lxramu Patty X lgel LlIl1ll LlNlllgSIOllC Sandra Sampson Caro lyn B trrett Dons Glsd Sue Ste l6l'llJCIl7 Harrxet Xl ells Rttt Rlllellll hlame Hns I-uuzlh Run l'tt Xheku Polly Irons Sandy Schall lzllen Blumxelch C nl l'armLr Carol Klug Carolyn Lehr Btnrbarl ClllIlllllIlgS Hulher Hoodall Judy Turner Sharolynne Broun Pzfth Iwt XX Alma Piper l'atr1c11 ll ehle oan 1 llbert Lynda Clark karen Krutu. Sh Iron Gorm an Dlane Duffney Sandy Strtlu Sue Spencer Btrbrrl Fullerton kay Berry Kathy Lmclberg C race Puore 'xl1LC Guarmert Janet Juasberry Svmles krrsty Rapp Kstren Llllolt Judy Duns Nanty Xlyers Swmzzl Rau SUIIIIHC RlClll6I' 1jLlIlCLCNllSlxN Donna Broun Nancy Clueas L1IlCl'l Rteh lrclson Sue Fowler Nlrs Scher muhorn aclylscr lnthlcen kelly xltlI'Sl13Bll6l1lI'lldlI CarolHunt Carol BCHZIFIO Carol Lmendoll Irrances lnnpfer flmrl Ron llunc XX rlght Shlron l'1I'lllLdll Sue Smith 1-llen kuehner Nlarybeth Lahr Nfaryann Sehobert Judy Xnclerson Barbara kuser hum Holder udy Simon Carolvn Cook oS1mon blorla Schmitz Pamela Rlley Iuznllz Rm Joan Broyynson kathy Kubala Barbara Karcher Barbara Brown Carol Blanchard Shirley Wagner Susm Sflliyllllil ROS'llllHl Wesson Joyce odan Nlarsha H estphal Betsy Ingalsbe Carolyn Cole Ruth Jon xlhan I-11111 Rot Rnur Xskm Barbarn Htlbreeht xldflllllltf Xllller Joscphme lareom. Jamie lhompson 1-.lame Brown L arol lxalser Sherry lxrnasky Xitrta Smtth L1nclaLe1n1ngLr oyce Ddletn Yhlla Genrlch udy unes Huabeth K otenflo 91 S. l " 2 t ' . 1 . .,, '. , . ,' r ' ', , ' , , . ' 1. . , '-.- - ' ' '. . ' - ' - I '- s 1 ' . ' V . .V . . 1 v - f ' V , - - 4- ,-, nl 2 , I. J , H JA., L ,.' , 1 2 .' 1 J. , , . Y - .- v. . . . 1, ,. ' , , . , . ' V: ' ', 1 ,J ' 1 ' , I 1 ,' ', ' ',. z 2 . I-'irxt Rozy: Peggy' Anclerhalt. Ann Rinebolt. Jill Jenkins, Carolyn Komroy. Myrle Meyers. Helen Yalleau, Margaret Q H- . SE IOR MAR CHING BA D 'Y 11 61111 kLrs1111 D 1111. IIOIIIJIIIS 1111 I 1 1 11, SNIXII Ik 111 S1111 511115110 111111 161111 X11111111 1x11s111111 R1111 1111 X114 1111111111 R 11111 C 1x1 1 IIII C1111 llllyl lull 111 11151111 I 1 nu Il 1 x N 1 Ims S1 YL IK 1111111 Ix IIIIIL 'NIuCrS C 111 H111s1111 ll11r1s1111lc1l I ITN IlISlIlgf.I Illlfll lallll. 1111 ll I' 11111 311111 1xc1111111x IDIXIII IJILIIII 1D111g11s Xl1IQ1111 I1 11 N It 111111 1 I1 Iuer IN LIIxCI M111 I1111 Pucrs SAIILITJ Bushxe IIKIX XIIIII IX Russ 15111111 IILIIIX IIIILIDLI 11111 I- ll1lCl Ilffll 111111 B1111 Nlxlchcll 111111 Ochlcr Bllllf. I 1111151111 N 11111 Bnrgm 111 1111111 1311s11111 I,lXIlI I- 111 R1111 SIIIIIII I3 11111 K 1111111 R1ch.1r11 I111s 21LIx Loc Spcfnccr CIEYLIIIIKI B111 I3llIIlS1xIII 1111111 IIIIILI 111111 IPIOIIISILIII I,lIlI NLXSLUIIIIJ STRING QUAR TET WOOD WI D ENSEMBLE 1 1 61 C ITS IIISII C111111111I11d1L 11111 I'111s1111 1 111 S 111111111 111115 X111 111 IJ IDL I A. I 'I I lfiry I ': D111'islJi1' , i1 1 ' 1 ,11'w11111 ..xIIl'i'lI C1111111. NI111'i1111l11- 111111111 131111111 1811111 I II 1.811 1.:1IlV'A2 A ' 1 . 'I " . I1 -' 1','11'i. 'lkh' I Bc ' ill' ,131 'i1 B' , 21 'I'111 .-lllll X4 11 11.3 11111'I1111'11 fll111'k. KIIICI' 'U ':ID11i' i1I"A11,ji111 he' ' .C ' U' 1 I . 1 15, 1 .Kc 1 , ' 1' ij .',' LA '. "I 3 if ' O QD I4 1 l.1'f I1 I Aghl: L1 A .'vlgC an I 3' "' V ,Q V yf If!! ffl Rzghtx 1.115 Pclr 11111 S111 -' N111 K11111. 1 fcr. . IIII' . i111 'i1111111111. 98 DANCE BAND .2- ,- IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council, under the guidance of Miss Hildebrand, is one of the outstanding service groups at Amherst. lt is composed of students from both the Senior and junior High Schools. The council is represented on the lirie County Council which meets once a month at the Red Cross Headquarters to discuss projects with representatives from other schools. This year the Amherst chapter made scrap books for patients at the State Hospital in Buffalo, crossword puzzle books for the Veterans' Hospital, and stuffed animals to be sent to children in foreign countries. The Junior Red Cross Council, through its many service projects, has gained a position of highest respect in the eyes of Amherst stu' dents. Its officers are: President, Sandra Metzgerg Vice President, First Raw: Roger Wilhelm, Dale Hen son, Benny Elliott, Spencer Clexeland Henry Hueher. .Semnd Row: Boh Mitchell, Dave Fogg Paul Newcomb, Don Bailey, Dori Mc Mullen. Thin! Row: Sam Grossman. LAD5 OE NOTE Left to Right: Roger XVilhelm, Bill Bellanca, Sam Grossman, David Hegg -., Linda Hawes, Secretary, Linda Scifresg and Treasurer, Jeanette XVeiss. Weiss. brand, First Row: Betty Gorenfio jcinctte Sandra Metzger Miss Hilde adviser, Linda Hawes Lind: Scifres, Bonnie M'inkelman .S'er'ond Rozu: Pat Dickerson os Lisk Sharon Brown, Loretta hckman Linn Miller. Marsha YVestphal, Sandra Lindt. Sandra Fegely, Nancy Meyers. Third Rmv: Elaine Haas, judy Rausth. Paul Kennedy, Carol Rinker, Barbara Hanlon, Bonnie Roy. Bill Gilman. janice Thompson. Sue Shepherd. 99 AMHERST ACTORS GUILD 1 111 1 s11 11 llllllL XXII 1111111 11111 111111 1 R l'llLll XI111 1s1l1111l XX ess1111 XIIILX g 1 1 s lllNlSLI O11e of the most CClllCdI1OllHl and beneficlal groups ll school IS tl1e Amherst Central Olal D1s euss1o11 Club Ihls o1gan1L.1t1on PlOX1dCS students ulth an 0111101 turuty to dlseuss IOPICS ol CUIICIII 111te1est There are no perm ment ofheels but, the C,ll'11lI1l'1IlSl11IJ rotates ww 1th ew ery IOPIC dlscussed Ihe club holds b1 weekly 1l1s1 us slons KXl1lCh compmses 1ts QLIILI 1l IJIOQTAIH Its lllllllldli 1111 IS 1 hold d1s1 usslons w1tl1 gmups 1I1 other sehools xx ho me lI1lClLSlLll 111 tl1e 511111 Illlllq llllS would selwe 111ex1t.1blv to lJl0dLlLI1 tl11 1lubs ClllI'lCllll1Ill .1111l 11111Le ll uen more SllITlllldl1l1g to the lIlLITllJLlS Nlr CJIQLII IS the spon SOI ol the dlSfllSSlOIl efloup Ihe XITlhCl st -Xetors Gu1ld IS 1 1e1e11tlx formed group fOI 11111 1111 lugh students wx ho fue llllil csted lll ClI'lIl1H ll11s LQIOUIJ under the due1 111111 ol XI1 f1lCCIl has a doublc pulpose first to Slllllllldlf. 1111 111111111 1t1o11 lOl 1ll lOlIllS ol dm 1111 11111 secoudlx to IJ10Y1ClL o 1 l11111u111t1es lo1 students to l11111 1 1 pmle 1 1111111 Olll bv C llllfl tlus NL ll 11111 l1lOI10lOQllLS 1 11l111l11 11411 1111s 11111 IJIIIIOIIIIIHLS ORAL DISCUSSION GR OUP IIS! 1111 X 1 1 lll Y s 13111131 IS X111 1.11111 11111111 ,fill bl 11111111 111111s Nur X11 11111 1! 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LANGUA GE CL UBS The Rizssuuz Language Club, the newest club at Amherst this year, was organized for the stua dents interested in learning the Russian language. Projects of the club include a bulletin board, the collection of Russian pictures, and the exchange of Russian names with fellow members. Mr. XYilkens, the adviser, was aided by President Frank Knox and General Factotum Richard Grando. Outstanding activities of the German Club are its picnic, Halloween Initiation parties, and the LA TIN CL UB Fivsl Rmv: ,Knne Wells. Marcia Bernhoft, Sandra XVendt. Doris Dickerson. Secmul lt'nu': Pat Kenslea, Gail Graeber, Sue Shanhely. Kathleen Bane,I.inda Reed,Pat Raymond.I-llizabeth Doran. Third lime: Judy Larwood, -Ioanne Dunn. Karen Witt, Sally Sprague. Bill Powell. judy Pelson, Barbara Thomas, Dona DiPasquale, Linda Scifres. Barbara Thompson. Fourth lime: Fritz Nfiller. Chuck Holland, Phyllis Goga. Bob Pfefler. Ilaxe Hegg, Spencer Cleveland. Ellen Balnis. jim Denny, Ed Pcttis. 102 SPANUH CL UB l"ir.s'l linux' Chris Jacobs, Doreen Hood. ,lane Daxis. .Secunfl Roan' Heidi Miller, kloanne lYil' liston, Dorothy Scott. Carol Dietrich. .Xnn Pfeiffer .Dorothy Clifford. Barbara Spencer. 'l'l11'rrl linux- Karen Rhodes, Janis Valen- ta. Yalda Orlando. Ralph Nforrow. Nfrs. Heuser. adv iser, Sue Cutler. Esther Win- field. Nfarian Wilson. l"nurIl1 lt'ou': Nfarilvn Dientsbier, Holly Turner. Edna Conlon, Lvnda Wallace. joyce Hicks. Jeanette Branston. Sandra Schweitzer. Barbara Bruso. Pat Radley, Kaffeeklatsch. .Xt the final meeting, the club goes to a German restaurant for a German meal. The adviser is Mr. XX'ilkens, and the officers are: Presi- dent, Brian XYerner: Vice President, iludy XVerdel: Secretary, Kathleen Coadp Treasurer, Frank Knox: and Historian, Mvrle Carter. The Freuclz Club was formed to extend the knowledge and culture of the I-'rench language and people. A verv educational as well as enjoy- able year was spent bv the group, which sponsored a Christmas party and a picnic in addition to nu' merous lectures and films. The group was directed by Miss linea, adviser: Ann Pfeiffer, President: Sally Schneider, Vice President, -lean jenkins, Secretary, and Pat Rieman, Treasurer. R UIIIAN LANG UA GE CL UB First Roux' Nfyrle Carter. Dick Grando. NIr.Wilkens. adviser. Frank Knox, Mari Lou Peters. .Seconfl lime: Tom Weir. Bill Gilman. Bob I.inkner. Ken Braden. Bill Sherer. FRENCH CL LB 'X I-on Roan' Sandra Swartlel. Marilyn Meyers, jean jenkins. l'al Rieman. Miss linea. adyiser. .Xnn l'feillc-r. Sally Schneider. Dorothy Scott. janet Nliller. ,Suomi Roux' Sue Xnclerson. Diane Hurley. Sylyia Dean. Sue leale, Gail Roach. Sue Sarnow. Xlarcia hrangei. Sue Graf. Sandra l'illSIlllllgL'l'.4RLllAL'll Ulill. Priscilla Bowinan. Nlariorie licklierl. Pat Xyesl. Nlargol lflc-nuning. jackie Cohen. Tliinl lfozr: Sandra l'c-rry. Dawn Koch. Sue Clook, Baliara King. Linda llautk. Xnne Nyclls. Nlarjorie Nloran. Nlarcia Solclineer. Barlmara Randall. Sue Nlc,XIIesler, Donna XN'ink. Xnn Osborn. Nlary Slayen. Nancy lzyans. Barhara Llark. lilaine l'riore. lfonrlli Roux' Nlarjorie Claineron. Nlaryann Powell. joan Stull. joanne Xyilliston. Nlarcia l.acke. Sherry Deyell. joan Lilga. joyce Hicks, Ralpha Doslierg. Carol Wiuegar. l.inda Hawes. xl2ll'gl'0ll1l Beishline. Betsy Smith. Karen Frey. I.ynne Morris. joy Hartke, Ififzli Roux' Belly Rolek, l-'rank Puller. Paul Rich. Daye Balson, George Parker, .Xrchie Dean. Constantine Basil, Dick Chappell, Richard NIc'Dermott. jiln Rushing. Bill Wind. Chuck Adams. Brenda Clucas. The Sprozzislz Club meets once a month under the supervision ol' Mrs. Heuser. They have had many interesting meetings this year such as their animal Christmas party with a pinata, a Spanish dinner, and a speaker, Mrs. Granger, who talked about her trip to Mexico. The ollicers are: Presi- dent,Clarol Dietrich: Vice-presiclents,Ann Pfeiffer, Do1'othy' Scott: Sec'rc'lary', Dorothy' Cllillorclg Treas- urer, joanne Hlilliston. The Lalin Club had a busy year. They gave a dance and at Thanksgiving time, gathered cans of food lor a needy family. They are supervised by Miss D'.-Xmico, and the olliciers are: President, Bill Powellg Vice President, Barbara Thomasg Sec'- retary, jucly Pelsong Treasurer, Sally Sprague. GERMAN CL UB I-int Roux' Dick Hadley, Arthur Oliy er. Ted Oshorn. Day id Miller. .Srronfl Roan' Carol Lock. Nlyrle Carter. Kathleen Cload, Brian Werner. Xlr, Wilkens. Nlrs. I-iirman. aclyisers, judy Werdel, Frank Knox. Carol Gilkey. Richard Hohlslein. Third Roux' jerry' 'I erc ho, jolm Harhison. Iileanor Hollman. Kathy Yoss, Nlarsha Meyers. .Xnnetla l'nfried. Carol Peters. johanna Yoit. Doris Dryer. Yyonne Schaelchlin, Nancy Swan. Mary Lou I leters. Sue Baer, Dennis Nlaltey. Marty Young. Fourth Roiw: Dick Cirando, Dayicl laylor. Nlelyin l.c-hr. l-'red Sedel. Bill Scherer. Fred Nianske. Douglas Yulgenau. Richard Vance. Kris Kraatz. Kenneth Braden. Robert Linkner. jolm Wilcox. Wesley Kasonic. Roger Nyilhelm. Thomas Heir. Rolierl l.oc'sc ll. Hflh llozr: Dayid Haller. Paul Nc-yvcoinh, Roherl Strenhing. Douglas Koeppen. William Slurgess. Dayicl Xyendt. Gary Sanlmire, Kenneth jahraus. Denny Cyalyin. Daye lfogg, Dayid liarl. Norman IOS Wolf. Gordon Cirislagh. William Ciillman. Paul Kennedy. jim l.ilie. jim Bc-rchou, lfritl Miller. HT Y DEL TA CHAPTER First Row: Marsha Soldineer, Rose- mary Graver, Barbara Becker. Elizabeth Doran, Sue Critoph. .S'e1'm1rl Row: Nancy Milks. Janis Valen- ta, Yvonne Schaelchlin, Rhea Davis, Third Row' Valda Orlando Betty Rozek Carol Gllkey Molly Turner Sue McAllester Fourth Row Barbara Harvey Meryl Ann Keatmg Carol Sanders Joan Lxlga Myrle Carter lhe pulpose of H1Y IS to LICAIC Illlllltalll md extend throughout the home school and commumty hlgh standards of Chrlstlan charac ter I hlS purpose 15 carrled out 1n the projects of the twelve H1 Y clubs at Arnhelst Ihele are five senxor hlgh clubs and seven Jumor h1gh clubs each of wh1ch has about thu ty members Some of the gurls clubs projects thts year xx ele these send mg a food basket to a needy lamxly at Chrlstmas DI GAMMA CHAPTER s l l-lcmm Hllflllldllll 1 x 5Ll1l1LldLf Lor1sXN1lle1t lols l,LlfllIl1Lk Srmnrl Ron XIIYJOIAIL L ll1lLIOIl Dorn DlLkLlSOIl 1l1111e lrcnch Dorothx X hu Olll Stull xClIlLIlIlL X 111111 ll 11111 u Nl1r1 XII Xlexus D1u11 lxoch Xllll Osborn 'inet Nl1llc1 Dorn ltxllul Kuhlccu load Iozufh Roz: lflxli Cohen uclx Xl tlk 1 C uol IXLIIIIIB judx NN clclcl Buulx 1 Blllllll kflllllllll 1 I one Su 1crl K llUl el 1 C 11ol lctus S1llx Brulon R1 1 PS 1413, Rolrult Ll Kun Xlol lll ll 104 , . 1 Q .- . ,, tp I , 2. . y 2 T ' 1 1 1111.11 1'mt'.' get ' - . stud' .c 2' .' 21 ,I Tl " Ro ': . 2 '14 . 2 ' ey 11 ' -1 r, 4' P -, "-' I Lui . 1 ' 1 'A ' -ck. lfifil lfmg- .1 1 - Q -'1 - , it V 111-- ricl. 12 ' " fz 1' I , .lll1:1 11141 -at my--.1 . 1' a g... CHAPTERS ALPHA CHAPTER Fnsl Rau Mrckey C-raver Roger Wil helm Sandy Freexh Xloster Nic Xlllster Paul Colllns Second Row Bob Haas Paul Rlch Stexe Grayzck Stese Staggs Nlck Pro choroff Gary Tunmore Nir Rosenber ry aduser Flmd Rau Bob Rogers Don Hachten john Grlles Vrldng Dnetrlch Ed Petus I-ourth Rau Gary Santmxre Bob Mn chell Xl Gulas Slgward Dletrlch Iaul Hras Ioe Strauch acung as guldes at the A C H S Parents Nlght glvmg a Halloween party for chlldren IH a conva lescent home, and marntammg an lnformatxon desk ln the mam hall of thc school 'I he boys also have done thelr share by takmg llCkCIS at m herst s athletlc events and by seemg th it the Hoor of our new gymnaslum IS not scratched by Am herstonlans at the basketball games Ihe H1 Y program IS a four slded one conslst fur! Ron Daud Spann Don Brown Dick Hoods ohn Harblnson Chuck Holland Sfmnd Ron Bxll Nfartln Chester YVexr loin XS elr jack NN atson Bob Blood worth Dale Henson 'Sir Halm ad user Third Ron Date Maurer 'Norm WVolf WVes Kasonlc ames Denny Roger Prrore, Kurt Gehhardt Fourth Ron' Paul Newcomb, Dave Bal son, Tyler Dunn Ken Jarhaus, YVarren Berner, Bob Pfeffer, Tony Culxer BETA CHAPTER SIGMA CHAPTER lllsl Run Kit Nicholson Nancy Han km Kttlc XS allls Pat H ut Lmdt NIL Cord Sunnrl Run Dianne Dullin Nlargc lrlthert l nldcne Irorrcstu Xnn H tr t h f..llllS lcolms lmtlx Bane Nlnm Nl set Sui Nlartln md ffm C nl C rtclicr Dianne H cnningcl XI trcia C 1 anger Irudx Xl fl! 1 'H' I ll jfH'! PI L LI ai 741' iii' X., Hrs! Ron D.1nd hmerson Scott ku guson Dale Rosenberry Daud Young Dick Bu' man S Aecond Row Paul Xnnts Peter Alway hd Huntley I-red luscher Stuart bar now jim blowe larry Smtth Daud Harrison Third Rau Roger Xlllks Ron lander B1llXlcCorern Lharles furner Peter Xchcy jack Schutte Mr Xxlllllllgfl' adx iser 1'ourll1 Ron 'Hike I-ned Ray Foley Harold bay nn bcntry C,-rang Vatu son loin Olofson Lharles Berry lupuh Bonnie Lochu lcggy Stl ruth llnhnt Dutchess CIIIIIN Hultm g lumlh Run Xnnc llctrx Ruth Burrell C Itudcttc sCll0C.l1lllg lions Drxcr Ro ll 1 She Du Blrnrt ing of rel1g1ous,educat1onal, social or lC.CI'CdIlOl18l and busmcss ITILCIIHQS One mcctlng of each typc IS held each month, and in this ts ay the H1 Y mam tams a well balanced activity program In the re hgious phase, the clubs have speakers, panel dis cusslons, and visits to churches of various falths On the cducational slde the g1llS and boys have visited a steel mill a telephone company the jail OMICR ON CHAPTER 106 J S i I S 1 r 3 , X W I. I , .. , . . . . 4 A ' -1- V nl- " 1 x V , A 1 u ' ns, ' .'z 11 2 ,.z"izu N fztz, '. Tl' I '.' La' iz", " ' . L '- '- ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 5' A' ler . Iver: Lan lcl. .' rry fell. I 2 la A Cllztrk. . ' . .' . , , ' , K ' ., , x . . y .- I . . . y 1 , . l , , a television station, and a newspaper press. In , f-,J -51,4 1,. ,- f4.g,w ,-- A 4 , , , 4,0-...T A .f'f'l'i"i .42 -f,,j.,-ju' if ,, ,. ., , A' .- ff ,P ' .'yl1.,'2, V , 31 yy: x D N W . I ' t K v ixfef h ' Q' lug . ,, V - , A H, - lt ' ' Inst Run PatD1ckerson D1aneHurlew Shlrley Cool. Xnne Nlltchell Brenda Llucas Semnd Ron Ellen Balms Heldr Mxller Sue Xnderson Judy Wxllxams Kathy Xlewers Joyce Kms Barb Bruso Nlrs Xxllllg aduser Yhnd Rrm Judy Harblson Phyllxs Gallman Nlaryann Clll'IlS Judy Hall Nleg Cenrrch Elame 'Nlyers Dlane Niummery Fourth Rau Gall Sachs Joyce Hossen lopp Xlarnlyn Wlcker Larol Wmegar B1rbara Hanlon Janet Prlsmger Bon Pom ell KAPPA CHAPTER the soclal or recreatlonal d1v1s1on, H1Ys hold Jomt meetmgs wrth each other gym partles swrm mlng part1es and occaslonal meetlngs wlth clubs from other schools The twelve H1 Y s at Amherst are co ordmated by the Inter H1Y Councll made up of several representatlves from each club Thrs council s project IS AHIOHIUS a Greek war orphan to whom 1t sends food and clothmg packages throughout IOT A CHAPTER fzrst Ron Jrm Peard John Oehler Lm Xllls Jack Elllott Doug Andres Second Row Owen Kennedy Don Wll helm Ken MacKenz1e Dare Grotke Russell Barber John Puffer 'lhzrd Row Mr Bllsh advlser Norm Kosmerl George Downs Davld Berry Bruce Eaxenson Daud Orcutt Niartln ung . I' , ' . , , . . A Y . 1 1. 4 Y 1 l ' V' . . . . K v f , " ' , D me Roy, Sally Gorenflo, Maryanne . . . . . . , 1 1 ' J , . , . ' ' 1 . . . , 1 ' 1 1. Y- . . ' 1 V 1 - . ' , . '. V ' y 'h 1 A - 1'01l7fl1 Row Joy Hirtlte Sharon Gorman l"1tV1nte Lynda Wallace Sue EPSILON CHAPTER lxrst Ron Sue Geyer Joy L1sk Carol Adams Llnda Sc1fres H6ldl NI1ller Serond Rou Sara Nlanske Joanna Elllotl Sue Sm1tl1 Jackle Green Elalne lk r1ght Lols Gntoph Sandra Nlellson Llnda Lymnng NI1ss Enea aduser llmd Row J11dy Lurson Lynn B1gelom Ca1l McGlarton oyce Gymeyer Lucllle Graczyk Elalne l,I'l0fC Beverly Backus C .111 Bnggs lame Polly Irons N may Gr1flin the year ln Ol del to 1a1se money for AHIOHIUS tl1e Intel H1 Y C,-OllI'lCll runs tht eloakroom III the west yung at luncuons fOl 11 l11el1 the 'lllCl1t0I'llllll IS used T l1e cloakroom IS 11111 by Vc1I'1OllS mem btrs of tl1e H1 Y clubs T l1e eounerl also SPOHSOIS 1 dance to ralse money All tht yomt meetmgs of tl1e ya11o11s clubs are planned by the l11ter I-l1Y cOllIlC1l and ll ilso SJJOUSOIS 1 hay11de for mem bers of the clubs ind then guests IhlS eo11nc1l IS the thread whtch Joms and co ord1nates all the Amherst H1 Y clubs LAMBDA CHAPTER Fust Rou Karen Rhodes Judy Ran dall Nlrs LeSeur L1nda Hawes anel XNh1te Second Row Sandy Nletzger Sandra Iegely Kathy Kubala Karen Kresuc Ga11 Reuger Carolyn Creed Rayen Xslun Tlmd Rau Karen Canter Donna D1 Pasquale Flmor Laundy Judy Jenluns Nlarc1a Bcrnhoft Nlarxe Therese Ro blllard Fourllz ,KOH ClI'0l Strun1111er Nancy Homes B 1rb 1r1 Conn Sandra Burshy c.1dl0lRlllld,Y lhrbxra lhomson legg Smtth 2 I , Y l 5 i , l . Alf? .1 , Q ' J-,Sl ., If If I 1. if 11, F ' 4 1 rr, , 4 '-- ' 'ft 1' . ' .'. 1 . I h , ll.. . - 4514 'w"'f .: " - . . , ', - - - - . . - ,-' X-u 5 I . '. 1 , ' ' .. ' , ' , 1.1, -W ag 1, . ,A -Y , - , , A . V . . 52, . .. . , , ,J 1 , ' 5 v 1 1 l v 31' V V. - ' , I ,.. . 1 r - - - ' 1 ' - . .. 1 1 .. v -' - - s 1 1 - '- A y. 2 , . K , . A . K l J A "M . . , F ,. . , " ,j ,. 3 1' J '1 , ' AV. 1 1 ,, ' , 1 - . y 1 ,. - ,I 'Z 1 A'. ., 1 1: . '. ' ' ', ",zz" ..' 1' ZE T A CHAPTER I-'irsl Raw: Ken Iickhert, Tom Ferguson. Larry Davis, .Xl Pezoldt, Don Sabo. .Semml Row: Al jones, Don Trudell. .Xnlun Bueschen, Don Schoonover Mayne Fricke, Ar! Keller, jo Valcnla Mr. Moss, adviser. Third Row: Barry Burrows, I-'red Hardt. Ron Pellman, Tom Boebel. Fourth Row: Kevin Lyons, Nick Sho- sho, Kevin McNamara, Fred Machemer Ted Jacobs. OMEGA CHAPTER ins! Imu flll'lSIlllC Pezoldl Barbara Brown l'at Len Susan Slettenbenz Barbara Fullerton Serum! Ron Krlsly Rapps Pllylhs Hen rub jxll cnkms Carol Lrnendoll udy l-xanson udy lhomson udy Rlch Snperusor Nlrs Hannel Third Row Betty Glolando Vall Tlf fany Doris GISCI Willa Genrlch Nancy Clucas Judy Davxs flllllfll Run Barbara Qummxngs San dr.1 Schall Carol Blanchard Sandra Snnsonxng Ihrbarl Koul Debra Bawles Xlars Cook BIOLOGY CLUB .N First Roux' Kathie Bane. Marge lickhert, Shirley DuBois, Mr. Lape, adyiser, john Gillis. Boh l'feller, Dianne Duflin. ,Scconrl Row: Betty' Doran. Gail Graelmer. Marcia Granger. l-Qarldene Forrester, Helen lirkkila. Virginia Hultherg, Pat West. Sara Brown. Dolores Sauh. Tliird linux' Fritz Miller, Frank l'nfl'er, Nlalcolni Yan Dyke. Benny' Elliott, Dave Batson, Dick Chappell. Pete Schmitt. Fred Schadc, jim Berchau. Gary' lumnore. Tom lVeir, Carl Henson. Fourth Row: Valda Orlando, joy Hartke, Yvonne Schael- chlin, joan Lilga, Meryl Ann Keating, Mary Bruso, Mari- lyn Elsaesser, Betty Snyder. 'l'he Biology Club had a year lull ol' many educational and interesting programs. Speakers, movies, and lectures comprised quite a lew ol' their meetings, but the main task helore them was their annual participation in the Science Congress. They' per- lormed this in the usual excellent manner, with members making charts, models, and experiments on various aspects ol the world ol Biology. SENIOR SCIENCE CL UB Under the co-sponsorship ol' Mr. Ungerer and Mr. Petersen, the new Senior Science Club launched an interesting program this year. Using the ofiicers elected for the Physics Club this fall, they formed the new club to in- clude more students of science. Now students of chemistry' as well as physics have ample OPPOTUI- nity to participate in this cluh. Lectures, field trips, and movies occupied the main part of this organizations meetings this year. fv I-'inf Roux- Sylyia Dean, judy Larwood, laul Haas, Mr. Peterson. Nlr. Vngerer. adyisers. Ken ylahraus. Stewart Clunnnings, llat Radley. I Scrum! Ron-: Dick Giolantlo. Sandra Perry, john Harhison. lfrank Knox. jon llicklord. Boh llalmermehl. Daye Farrow. Nly rle Carter, Daye Wendt. 'I'l1ir11 Rona' Doug Yolgenau, Paul Collins, Ken Brglqlqn, Niarslia Soldineer. Doris Dickerson, liarhara llaryey. Ralpha Dosberg, Bill Gillman, jim Rushing, Larry Greiner. lwurflz Roux' Wesley Kasonic, Bryan Werner, Paul Kennedy. Sieye Grauyk. Daye lfogg. Rocky lford. Xl Gulas. Larry I l aine, Dick Vance. I I A TRIAD First Rout: Linda Hauck, Margretta Beishline, Miss Waldow, adviser, Marilyn Meyers, Sally Brydon. Second Row: Sue Shanley, Marcia Rhodes, Linda Reed. Barbara Krummeck, janet XVilson, Adrienne Nauman. Sandra Ensminger, Pat Scott. Third Row: Pat Caldwell. Nancy Evans, Mary Hagen. ' Pat Carpenter, Linda Hawes, , jack XVatsen, Carol Coll, w Judy YVerdel, Sue Graf. This year's Triad was better than ever under As everyone knows, the Triad, sponsored by the hne co-editorship of Linda Hauck and Sally Miss Mlaldow, is one of Amherst's three literary Brydon. publications. It consists of poems, essays, and short stories written by Amherst students. The junior High Science Club, under the plants, Some of the plants they visited this year supervison of Miss Purdy, adopted as their pur- were the Telephone Company, Sylvania Electric, pose the creation of interest and the promotion and Westinghouse. The officers are David Prill, of the knowledge of science. The club attained president, David Grotke, vicerpresidentg Alfred this purpose by hearing interesting lectures, see- Buergen, treasurer, Richard Dientsbier, secretary. ing movies, and visiting different industrial First Row: Richard Dienstbier, David Prill, Miss Purdy, adviser, David Grotke, Mac Buerger. Second Roux' james Casterline, Don Downs, Douglas McLernon, jack McKinley, Robert D'1-Qsopo George Basil. Third Row: Edward Lewis, Elliott Larson, Bill Brunskill. lll fUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB rv Wu The Junlor Art Club meets ln art room 305 each Tuesday from 5 20 untll 4 pm under the su perv1s1on of Mrs Bang The elub vxorks on varlous projects tceordmg to thexr speelal lnter ests such is sketchlng portralt Ildlllllllg leather toollng coppel lO0llIlg soap carvxng clay mod Cl1IlQ, and other handlcrafts 40 04. J X u .fa QI f r Fzrst Row Beverly Broun Mary Cook Mrs Bang adv1ser Sally Plerce Susan 6 Frey Niarlha Harlem . Srrrmfl Rau Kathy Shlelds Que Kahn Dlck Rose Carol Hunt lxI211Cl3 Durr ,K , lf , ff! Thzrd Row Heather Yvoodall Y lvlan Holder 'Q ' 'P STAMP CL UB f'1ISllf0ll Bob D hsopo 1OlllxxLlT Xlrs lxpe uluser Xlerrlll lleflcr Tom H alller Semnd Ram annex H immonti lixll Nioldl Reggae C lexelaud Pete Xchey Bull Slove Doug Nlel eluon 0 c 13 1 ho club Hllllll holds meetuws exux other ll1lllSLliX0lll1L sc hool ye ll I he club s um is to plesexxe and 1 IKOUI ILCL the COllLCllOIl ol st unps md roms it XlI1l1CISI lhe mem bel s ale idylsed III tlllS hohbx by X s L pe XI im IIIICICSIIIIQ st nups incl COINS haxe been col lected hom d1flnCI'CI1l lO1C1gIl countl les Ihe meetmgs thls veal x LlLfOINll1LU.dlJ, Nlellell Ilel Ill plesldent Xnon BlllOMllL nu ples Iom H eu secre ary ue mu Ll , ,E , L I ' I Q 1 n ' L I Q u N . . - 1 . 2 - . v . b L. N. , . 2 A y p , .Y , . ' 9 1 1 ' ' V ' K. r . 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'.l . , ... .-Y' LIBRAR Y CL UB Ihe Llbrary Club under the supervl slon of Mrs Hannel now works m con JUIICIIOD not only wlth the Engllsh de partment of the school but wlth all the departments mcludmg SCIENCE and Home Economics The major goal of the club this year was to mcrease the number of book dlsplays rn the library 'I he club conducted VlSltS to the llbrary by the seventh grade ln the first semester of the year Lrbrary lnstructlon IS now belng glven to students IH the school One of the club s actlvltxes xx as the An nual Ifaculty Book Party during Book XVcek NE WSPAPER CL UB hrvt Ron Bxll Gxlman Kay Berry Dlanne Levltsky Mass Long acl user Nancy Hankln Shannon 'Iheohald Alda Stock Carole lzggle ston Marcxa Granger Yecond Rau Dick NIcDermott Dlck Vance Carol Rmker Barbara Thompson Sallv Brsdon Xiarge Moran Roberta Landel LlIld'l Hawes I he Newspaper Llub 15 a club lol young Jour nallsts who lurthel then mterests by vwutmg nnportant school news and events xn a column ol the Amherst Bee called -Xl1ll'1ClSI School ACIIVIIICS Nlrs Hannel is the sponsor Seated Paul Rneh Xlrs Hannel aduser Roger Xhlhelm C an lunmore Slamlm lom XX en l0lSl,Lllllll1Clx C :ml Xlorrls Booker Pxtterson Xielull 'lrefler link xlLl,Cl'lIlfIll hd Petus ll5 , - ' c ' , , . - 1' ' I , QA n 1 - L 4 , - ,fx X . 1 J , Y , f 1 I ' l 'A 7 v ' , , , , , . . 'J 'l , . , '. J 4 I 11 y v 1 " , ,,-. , ' ., ' . ' ., ' . ,'.' ,.. ,. .' . .. ,, . ' . ' . , U ,.. ' , "' Y' X, , . . . I2 '.. . ' . '.'. ' , 4 The much-read Tatler is one ol the most note- worthy publications of our school. lt admirably fulfills its post as a school newspaper not only by keeping students and faculty informed monthly on the activities and events around school, but also by training the staff in the fundamentals ol journalism, editing, advertising, and other basic newspaper skills. This year's Tatler has undergone many im, provements. A new type ol semifgloss paper, TATLER lriml Roan' Marilyn l'uccio. Nlarcia Rhodes. Kit Nicholson. l'at Raymond. jackie Cohen, Alennie tiiolantlo. .vmiirl lime: Norma jones, Sara Brown. Nlarge litkert. Barbara Bruso. Sandra lznsmiuger. Nlartia l.acke, l'at Nest. Nlary Hagen. 'Hiirrl lfozc: Judy Larwood. Rosemary Cfraxer, ,lutly lYertlel. Barbara Ring. Sandra SWlll'llt'l. -loan Stull. Barbara Rrummeck. Kay Conley, lfretl SlllC1ltll'l'. I-muff: Roan' llexerly Skinner. Xlarilyu Xleyers. Clloette Curtis. lid l'eltis, Sallx Sprague, Yaltla Orlando, llelty Ohlson. llarbara lhompsou, lloris Iliclserson. Xltla Stock. I-llllf linux' Roger Wilhelm. llarrx f:tlClllllllllll. Nleryl Keating. Rita l'c-mp' sell. l'at Carpenter. Carol Sanders. Sandra Schweitler. Nlarjorie Darling. .jim llennx. Ken llratlen. Richard Nlexer. shadowed silhouettes superimposed on the print, and a new "banner" have added much to the gen- eral appearance. The stall' has been organized under a more eflicient system, improving the paper in news content as well as appearance. This bigger and better 'liatler is due to the untiring ellorts of Mr, Gilbert, adviser: Paul Collins, editor: .Xnn Pfeiffer, managing' director: Norman XVoll'e, business manager: Patil Rich, circulation manager: lludy Braun, managing edi- tor: as well as the entire enthusiastic 'latler stall. llsl EXECUTIVE STAEE lfnsl Kozc: .Xnn Pfeiller, Patil Collins jucly Braun. Norman Wolf. .Seconcl lime: Mary Bruso, Peggy Baer Barbara Thomas, Nelda lflahertiy, Brian Werner. 1illI.IIlRliIl'.' Nliclcey Crater, Rachel Ko, ser. Yxonne Schaelchliu, lilaiue French. Paul Rich. AMARDS . Q I"ir.sl linux' Tflillliliilil Doran. Heidi Nlil- ler. llarlmara TilUlll2lS. T'iSlilCl' Winheld. Dorothy Xchey. Sally llrydon. Sue Lieyv er, Shannon Theohald, Judy Williams, .Sw-mir! Razr: Pal Thayer. Sandy I-"mic, Sue Cook. Chris Jacobs. Karen Will. Lynne Morris. ,Xnnelle lfrauslino, Judy Rausch. Marilyn O'lDowd, Joan Stull. Third Roux' Linda Scifres. Marjorie Cameron. Yalda Orlando, lilizahelh Sny- der, Judy Kulp, Martha Radley, Jack Waist-n. Carol Nlorris, Linda Hawes. Judy Nlurray. Sandra Schweitzer. 1'UllI'flI Razr: Sally Krull, Barhara Rrunnneck. Nancy liyans, Mary' Hagen. Pat Carpenter. 'lylor Dunn. Barbara Thompson. Gary Tunniore, Jackie Cohen. lfifllz Razr: Gary lfilsinger. Bill Wind, John Shuck, Tony Culver, Art Baus, Dale Henson. Paul Rich, Dave Orcutt, The dramatic interests of Amherst students have been well recognized by our two dramatic organizations, ,Xmards and Thespians. Member- ship in Amards is open to all senior high students interestedg and membership in Thespians, which is a national honorary dramatic organization, re- quires candidates to earn a total of ten points. These points are awarded for participation in any phase of stage work-acting, directing, or staging. Under the leadership of Francis Dulczewski, president, Esther Xllinlield, vice presidentg Sally Brydon, secretary: Barbara Thomas, treasurer, THESPIANS and Dorothy Achey, historian, an interesting pro- gram of activities was enjoyed by the combined membership of the two groups. They took field trips to radio and television stations, participated in the annual dramatic festival, and presented a Christmas Pageant and a three-act play. Recently they have been delving into the mysteries of radio in connection with the newly proposed Amherst radio station. Thus, one can see that the Amards and Thespians have been playing their parts well on Amherst's stage of drama. First Razr: Barbara Thayer, Jeanette Cave, Barhara Thomas, Esther XVinfield, Dorothy Achey, Sally Brydon, Marilyn Meyers, Pat Radley. .Secmzd Rau-: Bill Daniels, Dick lVoods. Roberta Meyer, Carol Dietrich, Lola Skidmore, Boh Kinghorn, lVes Kasonic. Mr. Klayman. adviser. Third Roux' Don Brown, Eunice Jones. Janis Valenta, Carol Sanders, Judy XVerdel, Sandy Freeth. ' ASSEMBL Y COMMIT TEES fumor Hgh lfiml lt'rm'.' -ludv Rausch, Linda Scifres. Secoiirl Roux' Sue Gever. lohnnie llaker. john Shuck. Gail llriggsf Thin! Roux' Cliuckie l'ettis. ,Xrt Bans. Dave Wylie. Russ Ilarher. l G.,-I 'NXQ fenzbr Hgh Q First Row: jane Davis, joan Stuff, Janis Valenta. Elizabeth Doran. Srroizd Row: Merrill lrefzer, Lynne Morris, llarlmara Brown, Margretta lleish- line, Cary 'l'unmore. 'l'l1irr1 Rami: Paul Rich, jackie Cohen, Mr. Klayinan. adviser, Judy Kulp. Tyler 'l'he junior and Senior High Assembly Committees this year were under the faculty guidance of Mr. Green and Mr. Klaynian. The purpose of these groups was to give students opportunities for leadership and for planning, ar- ranging, and developing worth- while asseinbly programs for their fellow students. These programs were interesting ones-they were sometimes educational, some- times purely amusing, and often- times ones in which the students were active participants. The As- senihlv Committees also aided various other school organiza- tions in presenting special pro- grams. Dunn. The Scenery Construction Corps, under the and construct the scenery for Ainherst's stage pre- supervision of Mr. Orgek, is one of Amherst's sentations. The group is divided into two parts: most recent organizations. Its purpose is to design one for those who prefer design, the other for those lfirls Ron-: Marcia Meyer, Mrs. Demli- kowski, adviser, Shirley DuBois. Dave Spann, Mr. Orgek. adviser, Judy Glynn. .Second Row: judy M'illianis, Carol Eddy, Sally Reid, Yvonne Schaelchlin. Wes Kasonic. Barbara Harxev, Marcia Granger. Sara Brown, Barbara Eddy. 'l'l1irr1 Row: Don YVilhelin, Roberta Landel, Peg Smith, Meryl Ann Keat- ing, Kurt Gebhardt. l lfi who preler construction. PROIECTION CREW Firsl Rmr: john Nlottinger. David Maurer. Roger Priore. Peter Bickford. Bill Delileine. .wmml Razr: Bryan Werner. .lon Bicka ford. Ifred Ludwig. Bill Bacon. Nlr. Schaefer. adviser. Third Roux' Bob Pfeffer, Ralph Nlor- row. Philip Barber. Churchill McCall. Bob lielen. A very capable group ol boys is the Amherst projection crew. Under the competent supervision of Mr. Scliaefer, these young men set up and opera ate projectors, slide machines, record players, and tape recorders. They have become indispensable to teachers, assembly speakers, Adult Education groups, Hi-Y's, Boy Scout organizations, churches, and Civil Defense groups for their splendid aid and service. STAGE CREDV One of the hardest-working, most erhcient ser' vice groups at Amherst is the stage crew. These tireless young men are working behind the scenes in every Amherst production, including concerts, plays, and operettas. The boys are taken in during their eighth grade year, at which time they learn the fundamentals of stage crew work. After this initial coaching they branch out into specializations, such as lighting or amplification. Under the capable leadership of Don Brown, manager: Bill Daniels, assistant manager: and Art Baus, treasurer, the boys literally carry out their motto, "lf it doesn't Fit, make it!" i 1 45 5 first Rrm'.',l21lnes Boa. llonald Brown. XYilliain Daniels. Daxid ffflllll. Srrnnfl Rmr: Barry Burrows. Xlilllllli Halls. Richard llrexelius. Robert Kinghorn, .Xnthonv Culver. 4 ' l l7 Richard Woods SE IOR PLA Y CUM! of the Frymg Pam D George liodell. Norman Reese. Mrs. Garnet .... .... 'lony Dennison. . . . . . Muriel Foster. Kate Ault .,..., . . . Marge Benson. Dottie Coburn Nlr. Coburn. . . Mae .,...,, .loe .....,., Mr. Kenny, . . ................,....M1t'l1ael Yan Hoff . . . . . .Ronald Mcilorinifk . .Sally Brydon .Leonard Relin . . . . .Sue Teale Dorothy Aehey Marilyn Meyers . . . .Janet Stahl Lawrence Paine . .Dale Henson . . .Francis Dulczewski . . . . .Gary Filsinger Fzrsllfon lLfllllTilRCllI1 Sue lealc Helmut Schoenle. Serum! Ron Doroths Kthu ct Stihl Xlllllyll Meyers. Nlike Yan Holl. 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I . if iii- 1 .Q 3 'Q 1 -I I .1 1 ..' ' 1 ' f M .- 5,141 - I ,,':. 1I 1 1.1 1 .1 . L11 gy" v Y in .1 A 71 , 1- . R. ll' A "X I 'I q. Q1 Q .' . 1. .1. '. . J -' 1 , '41 .ff I 1 v 1T' - . 4i1 A'1 I ' .I 1 1 1 - - 'I ,Q f-1 1 . -, 1 I g .1 X rxlufi. 5 V -Z-F -IVA 'fx 1 ga! qc "W 1' gp' 1 .N A J V .l 4 I- ' .Iva .. ,- 4,2 1-'. 'A -- ' --N Av -v 3 .1 in ,f?,,. an I V A ' . -6 X Finer Sausage and Provisions by A D R I A N S Catering to Schools ond Institutions Also At Your Neighborhood Stores 1750 Genesee Street Branch-HU. 2819 TA. 4466 8. TA. 5224 2256 Genesee Street HOWARD A. CLARK Licensed Manager and Owner STECK, LOCKWOOD and CLARK FUNERAL SERVICE 2775 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. PArirside 88lb -gtg-.',5,m-.,l:-'Q-115 ,A V 1,5-Mtv, , ,,. V. A: - ...lg-,--:tvf..t:2?rE-'f ---5-'lf .4 " ' 2- ' ' ' - J' . GROVER CLEVELAND Compllmenls Of PhU'm"fY' ""- Noam Basses Esso senvlce 809 Mlllersporl HWY' 2171 Kensington Avenue Eggertsville 21, N. Y. UN' 4060 Snyder 21, Phone I. Wexler S. Lightman New York Cl. 9928 Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from President Vice-President Recording-Secretory Joan Rindfleisch Nancy Beckwith Ruth Blake Corresponding Secretary Lynn Maynard 3 , Treasurer X Margretta Beishline Pledge Mistress Evelyn Kolbe Chaplain 1 Angela Young Sergeant-at-Arms Sue Benson 1953-1954 Phone CI. 0123 Delivery Service Compliments Of l' BAKERT BROS. DRY CLEANING Delicatessen We Operate 2200 Kensington Ave. 128 Our Own Plant Snyder, New York ww SENIOR HIGH President-Douglas Freeth Vice-President-Dorothy Scott Secretory-Rocky Ford Treasurer-Roger Wilhelm Audrey Hurd CONGRATULATIONS TO ff'x Wg Q45 lv' A Lfxlfl THE CLASS OF I954 JUNIOR HIGH President-John Oehler Vice-President-Maryann Powell Secretory-Lynda Hopkins Treosurer-Theodore Osborne STUDENT COUNCIL Lynne Morris Helen Murray Ann Pfeiffer Sally Schneider Sandra Schweitzer Chris Snider Doris Willert Loris Willert Joanne Williston Marion Wilson Karen Witt Marian Zupa President Linda Houck Corresponding Secretary-Phyllis Goga Vice President Joan Lendrum Recording Secretary-Judy Pelson Treasurer Sue Teale Pledge Mistress-Sue Haas Phone CL 6340 808 Mann Street Buffalo? N Y. Compliments Ol DR FRANK VASTOLA Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon 4017 Harlem Road S Corner of Saratoga Snyder 2l New York Phone: Wl. l555 Compliments Io the Class of 1954 RICH'S ICE CREAM KENWAY DRUG WIESE FLORIST 2218 Kensington Avenue 4545 Main Street Snyder, New York Snyder, New York Phone Ph UN 7 CI. mu one . 403 I Diamonds Jewelry Wedding Rings Walches GUSTAV A. FRISCH Compliments Of Jewelers-Opticians THREE FRIENDS 4I Kenmore Avenue Alfred G. Frisch University Opficion Plaza YOU GET MORE AT TUNMORE'S 0 More For Your Used Car 0 More For Your Service Dollar See For Yourself-"Drive A Rocket" Olds Today TU NMORE OLDSMOBILE, INC. 131 4 S MIKE Congratulations To Class Of '54 ACHS STAGE CREW Stage Manager-Donald Brown Assistant Stage Manager-William Daniels PARSON'S HARDWARE Eggertsville Frank Parson New York Amherst-'53 l' Always something new at the- SHERIDAN CHINA SHOP Pottery-Giftware-Fine Chino UN. 9879 Niagara Falls Blvd. and Sheridan Men's and Boys' Wear Niagara Falls Blvd. Plaza LANE DRUGS 3091 Sheridan Drive Eggertsville 2l, New York Open Thurs., Fri., Phone UN' 0757 and Sat. Until 9 PM. AM. 7503 Personalized Fittings THE AVENUE Johnson's Everything lor the Garden AMHERST BOOTERY , 220i Kensington Snyder Ql Shoes for the Entire Family Avenue New York University Phone Consult Us Concerning Your Garden Problems Plaza PA. 6974 And Garden Designs 152 I 22 1 2 HONOR SOCIETY SUPPLY STORE Manager-Marilyn Meyers Bookkeeper-Lois Peirunick Faculty Adviser-Arfhur F. Schuchordl A Complete Line of School Supplies for Your Convenience '13 ffl 'X "He profits most Who serves best" Congratulations to the Class of 1954 ROTARY CLUB of Eggertsville-Snyder New York F f ,i f' u i e C Y l l l fi' lil C lei ist lm il E NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY is providing tor high school graduates many types of jobs which offer Ill opportunity to earn good salary, l2l training tor higher positions, l3l chance to use abilities to the fullest extent, and l4l security through good iob performance, Many Amherst Central High School graduates are now employed at National Gypsum's Executive Office, 325 Delaware Avenue, where air conditioning, music and sound control represent the very finest working conditions, Best Wishes To The Class Of 1954 Congratulations To The Class Of 1954 Zeta Sigma Epsilon Sorority President Maryann Porter Y Vice-President Jeanette Cave I 5 Treasurer Donna Wink Pf95'd9fll A GOTY Rl-'nClf9l Recording Secretary Marianne Talbot yicepresfdenf Ron Monnes Corresponding Secretary Beverly Gaskill 4 Jeanette Bmnston Treasurer Tom Radlce Sergeant-at-Arms Joan Lendrim Secretary Ted Maratta Shrilla Latanision Pledge Mistress Shirley Ruske Sergeonlsial Arms Brulgsgclifgsigi Chaplain Carol Bitterman . . Red Adams Historians Sandra Swartzel A 1 Rachel Koser Chaplain Bill Bradley SNYDER PHARMACY C. K. Cassety Phone PA. 9743 4525 Main Street Snyder, N. Y. Congratulations To The Class Of 7954 THE PETE ARGIRO TRIO Dorothy Bachman GIFT SHOP 4610 Main Street Phone Snyder, New York Cl. l424 Try Our Homemade Breads, Pies, Cakes, Rolls LOCK'S HOME BAKERY 3927 Harlem Road at Kensington Quality Our Specialty CI. 1080 IS5 tt" ml' Vice President Corresponding Secretary ALPHA ZETA CHI 91 : f ' -! EC ,ev Y Q51 8 f 'S Q AW sv 2777-0 cn ' ' Bill Noeltner Len Johnson Paul Holmes Ron Armstrong DELTA KAPPA RHO iiji i Qi? President Vice-President Treasurer Pledge Mistress Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary '9 Ginger Dunn Barb Cooke Judy Braun Mary Hagen Jennie Giolando Pat Carpenter Recording Secretary Tom Cree U I .H Sergeant-at'Arms Darline Hoclwe Wal Y Ml er Chaplain Nancy Frisbee Q ' X .gy gif , Americas King Of Sporting Goods " 'gig Stands Ready To Serve X l Your Every Need .om f ' " ,,-jf: Reliable Pharmacies 6 I A Greol Slores i, . DICK FISCHER . Q' 71' Zu 'mi - N, C-f N . 3695 Main Street, Eggertsville 6g M , Afhlehc Goods Inc' ann -l-l'1l'UWGy Plaza Tonawanda Niagara Falls fi RINEBOLT HARDWARE . :fm 5 C NEWWPUI ii V 4546 Main Street, Snyder Qi, New York -4' ' "J I iiildlllii J 4: V 1 i 2 . MHERST B2 Phone.Cl.l775 5564 Main Street Williamsville The Official Paper Of Amherst 'YW' at 013 0 mill' BARNEY MILLER THE SQUIRE SHOP Plumbing-Heating-Hardware Menls Wea' 5727 Mum sneer 4545 Main Sffee' Corner South Ellicott Street Snyder 21, Phone: Phone: PL. 3l5O Williamsville, N. Y. New York WI. 3950 Compliments militia Sigma alta Alpha Chapter- lssz 1953 Vice President Shirley DuBois President-Dorothy Scott Pledge Mistress Carol Dietrich Recording Secretary Marilyn Moldt Chaplain Pot Andres Corresponding Secretary Arline Hulse Historian Judy Oelheim Treasurer Pat Reiman Sergeant-ot-Arms Pat Caldwell Carole Lenz Residential Construction Compllmefm Ol A Profession GENRICH BUILDERS, INC. EUGENE VOLLMER, D.D.S. 4558 Main Street Snyder 21, N. Y. Office Phone: 4287 Main Street AM. 7484 C'-0961 137 A Compliments Ol Queen City Seed 8. Nursery Co. 3982-4000 Harlem Road Snyder, New York UN. 2626 Compliments Of Dr. C. W. Meyer, D.D.S. Our Compliments To The Faculty and Students On The Graduation Ot The Class ot 1954 Tresidder Realtors 4675 Main Street Snyder, N. Y. VON'S RED 8. WHITE 4575 Main Street Snyder, N. Y. 3-Year Courses in Fine Arts EQ ' 1, . 1, 1. Courmercizil Art I n S I u e Compliments Of f A Friend 0 XVrite or Call Llncoln 6989 b For Brochure 267 XV. Utica at Elmwood, Buffalo 22, N. Y. gamma xgmafraiarnily 5. is - ' 'hiernaiionll lplla llmeqa llihapler Four Winds Farm Nursery, I Your Neighborhood Source Of Supply For All Plant And Garden Supplies Courteous Service 4190 Main Street Eggertsville Compliments Of CN C 1 fl, TSX Cx Theta Beta Chi 'T--" Semet Solvay Coke Lehigh Valley Anthracite AMHERST BUILDERS' SUPPLY 8. FUEL CORP. 5274 Main Street Williamsville PL. 5064 Heating Oils Bituminous Coal Senior Photographs Made By BEN SWAN 637 Main Street In Buffalo WA. 8363 All Negatives Kept For 5 Years For Duplicate Orders TOWN OF AMHERST OFFICIALS Offer Best Wishes To The Class Of 1954 Supervisor-Eduard F. Metz Councilmen-Edgar J. Barth, Harry H. Shall, Edward E. Cook. Town Attorney-Leland G. Davis. Receiver of Taxes-Nelson H. Blocher. Town Clerk-Harry R. Jones. Superintendent of Highways-F. Theodore Jensen, Theodore E. Smith, Jr. Justice of the Peace-Edward L. Robinson. Chairman of the Board of Assessors -Fred W. Stuewe. Assessor-Douglas P. Hall. BAI-DEL RESTAURANT 3975 Main Street Eggertsville, New York Compliments Of A Friend Best Wishes CARPENTER 8. SKAER, INC. General Contractors Buffalo 10, N. Y. Congratulations To The Class Of i954 GAMMA PHI SIGMA Fraternity fi! Institutional, Commercial, cmd President Frank Harlem Vice President Tom Valleau Industrial Treasurer Dick Hoffmann 1 Secretary Dick Besser Consimcllons Corresponding Secretary John Mayfield Pledge Master Richard Hitzel Chaplain Bob Galvin Compliments of 1 ' iv Slim fe f me gg 1- Q I9 I 19119 GEM I .- W' 1 President-Jeanette Cave N5 Vice President-Delma Santomauro Q30 Recording Secretary-Sandra Swartzel Corresponding Secretary--Donna Wink Margretta Beishline Sergeant-at-Arms-Sue Mosel Connie Mannes .XX Treasurer-Jeanette Branston Pledge Mistress-Marcia Lacke Chaplain-Sandra Ensminger Historian-Barbara Randall 1 'i -, -'-'-Q-2-"'1j-If-fi vx R ,gg li' wx- AN EXPLANA T I ON The purpose of using both professional and student art work in this issue of the Tower is to obtain an elfect not otlierwisc possible Since the technique used by our high school artist is so different from that employed by the pro- fessionzil artists, we feel that there will be no difficulty in lil'L'0QIllllllQ' the work of Cath illustrator.

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Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

- Class of 1954

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