Olean High School - Congress Yearbook (Olean, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1940 volume:

Chix!! '77 U If QQ if X o0rl,v'. ,ju 54- 4 l T O ...M Q a 3' Jnlmjfqllllml .l . U - , , - , 1 KaywlmhmlEjiiwuwwbm T: 'LL '...,.'..,... L, 11-vw-1-1l M flaedenlecl iq ROBERT DAVIES HENRIETTA LOWN Co-Edifors-in-Chief MARJORIE WITZ Managing Eclifor HELEN OPPENHEIM Business Manager DOROTHY BRANT Ar? Edifor ak i' 'A' 'A' if I S0 OCX' K Y i f ,MZQDAD aw 19410 56215522 if ,X 0 Eff'- kg E 5-my e ri ..:-1w'2f1s5f:.L::ps-.gnizwf-, ' S-i'lfJ e.,Z4-3,1-' MSR :A A In g 'A 4 Cv' Hr, Hy, cnc: 4 EMOCRACY emphasizes 'rhe righfs, 'rhe freedom and lhe imporfance of +he common man in organized sociefy. I+ is no'r merely a form of governmeni buf a way of life. a se'r of social habiis. a code of efhics. If our Democracy is +o survive and prosper, il needs mus'r be based upon righl ins'rinc+s and democralic habifs in 'rhe course of educalion. This yearbook is an allempl' 'ro piclure 'rhe Olean High School as a facfor in de- veloping +hese ins'rinc'rs and habifs. Upon +hese pages are picfured Those who Teach and 'rhose who are +augh'r, bofh alike eager lo aHemp+. no+ only +o preserve our de- mocracy, buf +o conserve 'rhe advances made in human progress. 'lr 'Ir 'k 'A' 'A' MR. WILLIAM C. GREENAWALT. Eclucafor in The schools of Pennsyl- vania and New Yorlc for lhirly-eighl years: Superinfendenf of Schools in Olean, New Yorlc, for 'rwenly years: Friend and Leader during all our school days: a glorious example of a worlhy Promofer of democralic icleals-'ro him, in a spirif of graleful apprecialion, we respechfully cleclicafe 'rhis book. i' ir i' ul' 'A' IQQO - MR. WILLIAM C. GREENAWALT, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS - IQLLO OLEAN, New YORK 6' ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES SCHOOL AT WORK SPORTS fs 'W The High School Phofo by PAUL NODLER Snap Shofs Skefches and Drawings Aff Edifor MICHAEL CECI CASIMER SERMAK ART CLASSES DOROTHY BRANT 5124! JOHN BAZOW NORENE HICKEY JOSEPH BERARDI HAROLD HOLDRIDGE OUENTIN BROWN CARRIE LEROY THELMA CAMPBELL DEAN MacDONALD TERRY FITZPATRICK AGNES FITZSIMMONS IVAN FORSLIN JOHN GILLMORE MAXINE GRANDUSKY WILLIAM HEINRICH NORMA MARINO GENE NEILER GLORIA NORTON EDITH ROCKWELL ROBERT SKINNER MARJORIE WITZ 4 k Y ir If 4 I 4 KELQN 4- xx 4 J 'kr-k 'V+ 4 4 4 lm photo by PAUL NODLER .7,can,onfqAa4f,lfzal,ecfuca2fion ,1Li1fne,mad,l',impoaZfan,Z',wa4A ,wfnicfn,u.4e,aA,a4wopJe,can ,6e,en9aqecf,in. A. LINCOLN ij N ,N Baafulafg GUY H. SWART, Presidenf GEORGE L. PURDY, Secrefary JOHN W. RANDALL I. WILSON MILLER JAMES E. LYONS J. RICHMOND PAGE LAURENCE F. DIETTER. D. D. S. NORMAN R. UTECHT ALFRED A. SCHAUMLEFFEL HARRY W. STONE. CIerk R. V. KOEBELIN, Assis+an+ Clerk HELEN MADWID, Secrefary J. MONROE HODGES. Treasurer 14 WILLIAM C. GREENAWALT Superinfendent of Schools FANNIE STOWELL Secretary +o Superinfendem' GLENN KAMERY Superinfendenf of Buildings JAMES L. MCCREADY Affendance and ChiId Accounfing fQ XFN-,443 Zi aff? ,fa 2:2 i5?,f,,,'i:'i?ISTQ 'iii O O H - SIA ,mn CROWN vw' C' W:-rn 'F 'R .'H0 -ro 5 me sil MR. HERBEIQT L. SACKETT, PIQINCIPAL v f KQV -29 ge L 'R r-3? LAURA PROSSER MARGUERITE REILLEY f 'SN N N JUNE AMES M. WESLEY SMITH, VICE PRINCIPAL DOROTHY ATKINS English. D'Youville College EDITH M. BASS Commercial Genesee Slale Norma' JOSEPHINE M. ClERl Commercial Elmira College Y-ff v '::.., U gm! 1 ' 7-wrap Q . . nlfi' 7-fs, HELEN M. ATKlNS M. ELIZABETH BALDWIN English English Arl D'Youville College Syracuse Universily New Yorlc Slale College for Teachers ANNA M. BALL Syracuse Universify BERTHA H.BEAR THALIA W.BRODERlCK M,AG-NES CASEY English Home Economics English Syracuse Universily Russell S6430 Colleqe Slale Teachers College al Buffalo Sl. Bonavenlure College DOROTHY D. COBURN VIOLET A. COWELL MARY G. DOWN EY Social Sludies Commercial Lalin Kalamazoo College New Yorlc Slale Universi+y of Toronfo College for Teachers MARY C. DRISCOLL HELEN A. EHMAN THELMA E. EVERLETH English Lalin and French Commercial New York Slafe Universily of Buffalo New York Slafe College for Teachers College for Teachers l MARTIN J. EARAGHER MARION EOOTE Science Malhemalics Sl. Bonaventure College Columbia Universily Cornell Universily IDA R. GOULD Social Sludies New Yorlr Slale Colleqe for Teachers Columbia Universily IRENE S. HATEIELD Home Economics Universiiy of Rochesler LAVETA M. HOUSER Malhemaiics Denison Universify VIVIAN V. GRENZEBACH Home Economics Syracuse U niversily 1 SX ELIZABETH HERZOC- Guidance Slale Teachers College al Bulialo S+. Bonavenlure College KATHERINE M. KARL Science Goucher College Columbia Universily FRANCIS W. EREY Physical Educalion Sl. Bonavenlure College Cornell Universily ARLOUINE J. HALL Social Sludies Millon College LULA M. HILL Science Allred Universily DONALD M. KEAGLE Head ol Induslrial Arls Mechanics lnslilule Cornell Universily ELIZABETH GLEASON Physical Educalion lihaca College MARY S. HANNIGAN Social Sluclies Slale Teachers College al Buffalo Sl. Bonavenlure College LOTTA B. HOBART Head of English Deparimenl' Universily oi Michigan Af: KIIXX 6' I-IORTENSE A. KELLER Mafhemafics Sf. Lawrence Universify l ll. Il ELIZABETH MITCHELL Head of Commercial Deparfmenf Rochesfer Business lnsfifufe New York U niversify CAROLINE M. PERCIVAL English Syracuse Universify XI eff Q95 Lx 'S X f QQ? ffl T X i ETHEL O. KERSHNER Commercial Cornell Universify New Yorlc Sfafe College for Teachers ALICE M. NOONAN Commercial Elmira College MARY L. PRATT Social Sfudies Sfafe Teachers College af Buffalo Syracuse Universify CLEON R. LINDERMAN Physical Educafion Universify of Piffsburgh I GERTRUDE OLIVER Lafiri College of Woosfer NELDA E. RANDALL English Alfred Uriiversify ETI-IEL M. MacDOWELL Science Sf. Bonavenfure College 3 CHRISTOPHER O'TOOL lndusfrial Arfs Sfafe Teachers College af Buffalo Sf. Bonavenfure College Cornell Universify DORA A. REED Home Economics Sfafe Teachers College af Buffalo GLADYS ROBERTSON M. FELICIA RYAN MARGARET SABATINO Music English Commercial lfhaca lnsfifufe of D'Youville College Genesee Sfafe Normal Public School Music Sf. Bonavenfure College E HELENA F. SCHLEICH Library Cornell Universify Columbia Universily Qmllai' JESSIE M. WALL Direclor of Home Economics Mechanics lnsfilufe Universify of Rochesler HOWARD A. WANDS Indusfrial Arfs Sfale Teachers College al Buffalo X l f X f fl .GQ . M. WESLEY SMITH Vice Principal Science Hamilfon-College Cornell Universily JOHN W. WALLACE lnduslrial Arls Oswego Normal School Cornell Universify MABEL E. WILSON Ma+hema+ics Hiram College ABIGAIL YORK Social Sfudies D'Youville College D. PAUL SOUDERS Malhernalics Franlrlin and Marshall College JOYCE D. WALLACE Home Economics Slale Teachers College al' Buffalo GRETCHEN TRENKLE French Syracuse Universily KATHRYN M. WALSH Malhemafics. Science Cornell Universify WILLIAM DWITTENBURG JENNIE R. WOMBOUGH Science Universify of Michigan RUTH C. ZUBER English Syracuse Universify Universify of Buffalo Head of Social Sludies Deparlmenl Syracuse Universily Simmons College I .711 RACE M CLARK R GREENLEPXF G Meduwi SML A ,M ' L. .L ' 7 V .. .2 Y, fxkkendance JAMES L. McCREPxD I we f 4 -K I I I X X 4 f 4: AY- 4 aunt if 40 If I I Leif: Frances Rucinski, DoroII1y Grosse, Virginia Rycraff, Thomas Afkins. Cenier: Joseph Walsh, Presidenf RigI1+: Terry Armsirong, Eleanor Saylor, Douglas Purdy. Gffzcm pf Jim QZG44 Af 1940 JOSEPH WALSH, Presideni DOROTHY GROSSE, Vice-Presidenf ELEANOR SAYLOR. Secreiary DOUGLAS PURDY, Treasurer TERRY ARMSTRONG FRANCES RUCINSKI THOMAS ATKINS VIRGINIA RYCRAFT ,-X A S Ji 4-'JX f'5IN - my 2 A eeiffs-safes fs., 332 O:I'ZV , ?L ?Ji A J W I A MRR ' CA A Ml. I co Hto H15 C'-ITE Orqr H45 JEANNE ADAMS Wayside 3, 4 Glee Club I Hilcinq Club l, 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Club I, 2 Riclinq Club 2, 3 Dancing Club I JOHN ADAMS, JR. Foo+balI 3, 4 lnframural Baslcelball 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Track 3. 4 Le+Iermen's Club 3, 4 lnframural Volleyball 3 JOE ANASTASIA lnlramural Baslrelball 2, 3, 4 Varsily Foelball 4 Inlramural Baseball I, 2 Varsiiy Baseball 3, 4 DOROTHY ANDERSON FORTUNE APA Aufomobile Club Camera Club I TERRY ARMSTRONG Freshman Class Secrefary Glee Club 2: A Cappella Choir 3 Slrelclw Club 3, 4 Sludenl Council 3, Vice-Presidenl 4 Comrni+fe-e for Foolball Dance 4 Dancing Club 4 Commencemenl Uslwor 3 Assembly Parlicipalion 3 Vocalional lnsliiufe I-los? 4 GLORIA ASH Girls' Glee Club l, 2 Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3 Cheerleader 4 Freshman Vice-Presidenl' Wayside 3, 4 Home Economics Club l. 2 Alhlefic Le-Her I, 2, 3 Girls' Sporls I, 2, 3, 4 Foofball Dance Comrnillee JOSEPH ASH lnlramural Baslcefball I Boys' Glee Club I A Cappella Choi- I Classical Club THOMAS ATKINS Baslcefball I, 2, 3 Classical Club l Mall! Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Sfudenl Council 4 Baseball 2, 3: G'ce Club I Vocafional lnsiilule Hosl 4 FRANCIS BAHAN WILTON BAKER BETTY BANFIELD Girls' Glee Club I, 2. 3 Girls' Sporls I. 2, 3, 4 Wayside 3, 4 Home Economics Club 3. 4 Aulo Driving Club 3 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Operella 3 CATHERINE BARBARO Dancing Club I Slamp Club 2 Operelrla 3 Home Economics Club 3 CONSTANCE BARNARD JACK BARRY Ping Pong Club 4 Camera Club 4 KATHERINE BARTEN Dancing Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 Vllayside 4 Hilcing Club 3 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 VIRGINIA BARTHOLOMVEW Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 I' Sollball 2, 4 , Soccer 2 31 Slwuffleboard 2 , Volleyball jf I X X I L , I RAP:-IAEL BASSA o Y I Volleyball I, 4 X Commercial Club I, 2 Slamp Club I, 2 Home Economics Club I Dramafics Club I, 2 i I KATHLEEN BAUM Freshman Class Secrelary Home Room Represen'rafive3 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Efiqueffe Club 2 Legal Clinic Vice-Presidenl 3 Wayside: Hiking Club 2, 3 Dancing Club 2 Hilllop Slaff 4 Senior Quiz Team ew Yorlc Sfale Honor League NE BEARDSLEY me Economics Club 2. 3 E Dancing Club Bridge Club es enl of Girls' Bowling Club BILL BEATTY Glee Club I Skefclw Club 2 Camera Club 2 Aulo Driving Club 3 CHARLES BEAVER Ceramics Club 3, 4 JOSEPH BELLO Track 3 ARTHU R BEN DER ROBERT BENNETT Band I, 2, 3, 4 Orcliesira I, 2 Glee Club I Execulive Commirreeman 2 Treasurer of Band 3 Dramarics Club I Assembly Orclwesfra 2 JOSEPH BERARDI New York Cilyz Presidenl of Freshman Class Camera Club I Olean: Ceramics Club, Presidonr 3 Slrelclw Club 2. 3 Maflwemalics Club Home Room Represeniariye New Yorlc Siafe Honor League HAROLD BLASSEY Siamp Club I, 2, 3. 4 Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club Mailwemafics Club I, 2. 3, 4 New Yorlc Sfale Honor League AUDREY BOLENDER Dancing Club I Commercial Club I, 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Club I, 2. 3 Glee Club 2 New Yorlr Slafe Honor League LEONARD BOSWORTH Arls and Cralfs Club Presidenf I Model Airplane Club Presidenf 2, 3 Vice-Presidenl of Camera Club 2 Aeronaurics Club Presidenf 4 JOSEPH BOVA Maflnemalics Club 3. 4 Science Club Presidenr 4 Airplane and Ship Model Club Dancing Club I JANE BRANDES Dancing Club I -L 1 NCommercial Club 2 ' Legal Clinic 3 Foreign Correspondence 3 DOROTHY BRANT Senior Play Edifor on Yearbook Sfaff 4 Wayside 3, 4 Sludenf Council 3 Bridge Club I Congress Sfaff 4 Girls' Sporfs I, 2. 3. 4 Spring Concerfs l. 2, 3 Opereifa 2 Uslwer for Graduaiion 3 Twenly-Poini Leffer 4 DORA BROWN Commercial Club I Know Your Own Cify Club I New Yorlc Slafe Honor League JAM ES BROWN lniramural Baslrefball Dancing Club PATRICIA BUFFINOTON S+. Mary's Play Casl I Riding Club 2 Wayside 3, 4 Science Club 4 French Club 3. 4 BETTY ANN BUTLER Home Economics Club I, 2 Know Your Own Cify Club efxllw NORMA CANADA SEWARD CARRICK Freeport Pa.: Hi-Y I Assembly I Operella I Riclgwayz Hi-Y 2 Sfudenf Council 2 Assembly 2 Slee Club 2 Oleanz I'Ii-Y 3, 4 Eoolball 3, 4 LeI+erman's Club 4 Senior Play LAURA CARTER Dancing Club 2 Vlagazine Club 2 Dramaiics Club 2, 3 Library Club 2 Bicycle Club 3 Legal Clinic 4 Commercial Club 4 Wayside 3, 4 Sliulileboard 3, 4 Soffball 2: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4 LEO CECCHI High School Band Music Feslival Dancing Club MICHAEL CECI Foolball I Camera Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer Radio Club 2 Congress Sfaff PI'1o+ograpIwer 3, 4 Congress S+aIf Publislwer and Edilor of I939 Foolball Programs GERALD CHADDERDON Commercial Club I Dancing Club I Know Your Own Cily Club 2 Boolc Club I Nalure Club I DANIEL CIHIIPCHAK Commercial Club I, 2 Radio Club I Bridge Club I, 2 Know Your Own Cify Club 2 Camera Club 4 Magic Club 4 ROBERT CLEMONS JQSEPHINE CODISPOTI Camera Club 4 ' Home Economics Club 4 Dancing Club I Dedicalion Exercises I EERN COLBY Wayside 3, 4 Dramafics Club I, 2, 3 Dancing Club 2 Slcelcli Club I Hiking Club 2 Shuffleboard 3 Legal Clinic 3 Assembly Parlicipalion 2 Senior Play Promplress New Yorlc Sfafe Honor League SARAH COLE JUNE COLEBERT Dancing I, 2 Dramafics Club 2, 3 Wayside 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Slwuflleboard 3 Wayside Dance Commiflee Bicycle Club 3 Senior Play Casl Vocalional Inslilufe Hosfess LAWRENCE COLEMAN Debalinq Club 2, 3 Dramalics Club 3 Foolball 2, 3 Assembly Parlicipafion 3 Classical Club 2, 3 Vocalional Inslifule Housl 3 Sc-nior Quiz Team New Yorlm Sfale Honor League MER LE COMFORT ESTI-IER COON Wesllield Higln: Home Economics Club Glee Club I Baslxelball I Bowling 2, 3 Volleyball 3 Girls' Baseball I, 2. 3 Olean: Wayside 4 Drarnalics Club 3 WALTER COONEY VIRGINIA COUSINS MARGIE CRAWFORD 2,3 LILLIAN CRONIN Slcelclw Club 4 Camera Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Hilllop Slalf 4 Legal Clinic 3 Glee Club I. 2. 3 New Yorlc Slale Honor League MORRIS CU LOTTA Niagara Falls: Glee Club I, 2 Bachelor Club I, 2 Coolring Club l. 2 lnlramural Soffball I, 2 Tennis I. 2 Oleanz Dancing Club 3, 4 SALVATORE DA POLITO Know Your Own Cily Club I Dancing Club I Inlramural Baseball I, 2, 3 lnlramural Baslcelball 2, 3 ROBERT DAVIES Baslcelball Manager I, 2, 3. 4 Foreign Correspondence Club 3, 4 Edilor-in-Chief of I-Iilllop 4 Assembly Parlicipafion 3 Le+lermen's Club 3Congress Slaff 4 Co-Edilor of Yearbook 4 Commercial Club 2, 4 W. N. Y. I. P. A. 4 Senior Play Commillee Cbairman New Yorlc Slale Honor Leaque Twenly-Poinl Leller JEANNE DAVIS Commercial Club I, 2. 3 Vice-Presidenl 4 Assislanl Edilor ol Hilllop Sfamp Club l, 2 Dancing Club I Volleyball I, 3, 4 NNayside 3, 4: Treasurer 4 Know Your Own Cily Club 3 ROBERT DAVIS Franlrlinvillez Soccer I, 2, 3 Traclc 2, 3 Baslcefball 2, 3 Oleanz Baslcelball 4 STUART G. DAVIS Freshman Vice-Presidenl Dramalics Club 2, 3 Classical Club I, 2 French Club 3 Dancing Club 4 Chess and Checlcer Club 3 Camera Club 3 ELVIRA DE BENI Commercial Club Richburg: Library Club Secre+ary of Camera Club Presidenl of Junior Class Secrefary of Siudenl Council Slee Club Dramalics Club Cumulalive Lellers CHARLES DE EN ,9 If JENNIE DE ROSE Camera Club 3, 4 Commercial Club I Dramalics Club 2. 3 Home Economics Club 4 Dancing Club I, 2 Slamp Club I, 2 Award Leller 2, 3, 4 Wayside 3, 4 Girls' Sporls I, 2, 3, 4 Secrefary of Homeroom MARY LOUISE DEUTER Dancing Club I Classical Club 2, 3 Science Club 47 Wayside 4 Aide al Vocaiional Insiilule 4 Bridge Club I: Eliquelle Club I Baslcelball 3 Congress S+a'ff 4 Virgil Banquef 3 ViceAPresidenI' Science Club 4 W. N. Y. I. P. A. 4 New York Slafe Honor League LLOYD DE YOE Sfamp Club I Commercial Club 2 Checker Club 3 Legal Clinic 4 JOHN DONNELLY LOUISE DORSEY ELIZABETH lvl. DOUGHERTY Home Economics Club 2 Eliquelfe Club 2 Classical Club 2 Dramafics Club 2, 3, 4 Foreign Correspondence CIub3 French Club 3 Wayside Club 3, 4 Vocalional Insiiluie Hosfess ENID DUFFY Glee Club Dancing Club Legal Clinic FAITH EAKINS G-lee Club A Cappella Choir Dancing Club I Spring Concerf Music Feslival Secfional Chorus Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Operefla 4 THOMAS EGNACZAK MARY JANE EISERT Soccer 3 Volleyball 3 Shuflleboard 2 Soflball 3 Volleyminlon 4 Pinq Pong 4 JEANNE ELLIOTT Dancing Club I SIcelcl1 Club I Slamp Club l Glee Club 2 A Cappella Choir I Assembly Parlicipalion Operella 3 Legal Clinic 4 EDWARD EVANS Aulo Driving Club 3 MILDRED FIRKEL AGN 'WPATRICK I Y I 2 4 Slude nci Girls' - , . e r d 3 Bas fball 3 oflball 3 Tennis 3 Decoralion Commillee. Senior B GREY FITZPATRICK Library Club Presidenl I Sfudenl Council I Quaesla of Classical Club 2 Operella 3. 4 New Yorlc Slale Honor League Sophomore Vice-Presidenf Boys' Gloe Club A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4 Senior Play Casf Senior Quiz Team 4 alI4 TERRY FITZPATRICK Inrramural Baseball 2 Varsily Baseball 3 S+udenI' Council I, 2 Assembly Parlicipalion 4 Intramural Baslrelball 3. 4 I-lomeroom Represenlalive 3 Foolball Dance Commifiee Senior Play Casf 4 AGNES EITZSIIVIIVIONS Slcelcli Club I, 2. 3 Dramalics Club I Foreign Correspondence Club I French Club I. 2 JOHANNA FLERI Commercial 2, 3 Treasurer 4 Hiking Club 2. 3 Legal Clinic 4 Eliquelle Club IVAN FORSLIN lnframural Baslrelball lnlramural Baseball Slcelclw Club ELLEN EOWLER Dancing Club I Foreig orrespondence Club 3. 4 F e Teachers of America 3, 4 PAUL FRABLE Glee Club I, 2 Senior Play Cas? 4 AR FR ANEY T7 I Dancing Club I Eirsl Aid 3 Foreign Correspondence ROBERT FREANEY ORIEN C. FURCHT Dancing Club I Commercial Club I, 2, 3, Legal Clinic 4 Operella 4 Assembly Parlicipalion 3 MAURICE FURMAN Chess and Checker Club Camera Club Ping Pong Club WILMA GABLER German Club I, 2 HELEN GAIINIES Dancing Club I Club 4 JOHN GALLAGHER Bowling Club Commercial Club Dancing Club New Yorlc Slafe Honor League CHRISTINE GALLUP Home Room Represenlalive 4 Glee Club I New York Slale Honor League LEWIS GARDNER Home Room Represenlalive Boys' Glee Club Manager Treasurer: Execulive Commillee of A Cappella Choir 4 Aulo Driving Club Music Appreciafion Club Assembly Parficipalion Band I. 2. 3, 4 MYRON GARFUNKEL Science Club 3 Malhemalics Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Aide al Vocalional Inslifufe 4 Inlramural Baslcelball 3 Chess and Checker Club BRUNO GATTUSO Inlramural Baslmelball 2, 3 Inlramural Baseball 3 Dancing Club 2 Commercial Club 2 -.Nfl J K ' lj BETTY GEORGE M Johnsfown, Pa.: Secrelary of Freshman Class Dramafics Club I I'Ii-Y Club 3. 4 Know Your Own Cily Club I. 2 Soccer 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 4 Girls' Sporl Council 4 Wayside 3, 4: Senior Play Casl Solfball 3, 4 DOROTHY GEORGE Volleyball 2 Legal Clinic 3 Commercial Club 4 MALCOLM GEUDER VIRGINIA GEUDER Olean: Dancing Club I Foreign Correspondence 3. 4 Lakeview: Dancing Club 2 Clioir Club Book Club Dramafics Club Hiking Club WILLIAM GIBBONS lnfrarnural Baskeiball lnframural Baseball FRANCES C. GIBSON Dancing Club I N013 else Club 1 Adm Hiking Club I Pirale Gold 2 Sliuffleboard 2 OpereHa 3 OPI-IELIA THERESE GICALE Home Economics Club 2 Eiiquelle Club 2 Dancing Club 2 PATSY GICALE BESSIE GILLMORE Salamanca: Skeicln Club Waysi 2,3,4 de 3,4 Dramafics 3 INXE GLASFORD Basgball I, 2, Soccer I, 2, Dramafics Club Vo yball 3, 43 Glea Club Spring Concerl 3: Wayside 4 4 3 3 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4: Skeich Club 2 Aihleiic Leiier 4 Sofiball 2, 3, 4 Opereiia 3 BETTY GLASSER Dancing Club 2. 3 Dramafics Club 2 Twenfy-Poinl Leffer Commercial Club 2 Foreign Correspondence Club3 Glee Club I, 2 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 General Music Organization Business Manager and Treasurer 3 Operefia 2. 3, 4 Home Room Represenialive 4 Spring Conceris I. 2, 3, 4 New York Slafe Honor League FLOYD GLEASON Fooiball I. 2, 4 Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Baseball 3 Home Room Represenlalive 3 MURIEL GOLDEN Band I, 2, 3, 4 Orclwesira I, 2, 3 Presideni 4 Assembly Parlicipafion 2, 3, 4 Operella 2, 3, 4 Music Fesiivals 2, 3, 4 I-lame Room Represeniafive 2, 3, 4 Congress Slaff 4 Spring Concerls I. 2, 3, 4 New York Slaie Honor League Tweniy-Poini Leifer THOMAS GOOD Band 2, 3 Home Room Senale 4 Commercial Club 2 Camera Club 3 ALICE GORE Dancing Club I , Eliquelie Club 2 CJN-N4--A-QgL - Wayside 4 Hikinq Club 2 Camera Club 3 JEANE GRADY Orclwesira I, 2, 3, 4: Ban 4 Assembly Pariicipalion I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2 Opereila 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Dramalics Club I, 2, 3 Commercial Club I, 2 Wayside 3: Dancing Club I, 2 Spring Conceri I, 2, 3. 4 Volleyball 3: Hiking Club I, 2 Know Your Own Cily Club I, 2 New York Slaie Honor League MAXINE E. GRANDUSKY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 2 Efiqueile Club 2 . Foreign Correspondence 3, 4 Leqal Clinic 3, 4 JACK GRIFFIE Lel+ermen's Club 4 Baseball 4 DOROTHY GROSSE Glee Club I, 2: A. NLC. Club A Cappella Clwoir 2, 3, 4 Home Room Represenlalive 2 Opereila 2, 3, 4 Home Economics Club 4 Senior Class Vice-Presidenl Spring Feslival I, 2, 3, 4 PTA Radio Play Senior Play Casi 4 New York Slaie Honor League Tweniy-Poinl' Lelfer I-IAZEL GRUBE MARIAN GUILD Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Slwuffleboard 2, 3 Tennis 3, 4 Soccer I, 2, 3 Soflball I Glee Club I, 2, 3 Cercle Francais 4 TOM OUSTAFSON PETER I'-IADZICKI Foolball 2, 3, 4 Baskeiball I, 2, 3, 4 LeHermen's Club 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Iniramural Baseball 2 MARK I-IANNON Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Baske+ball 4 Inlramural Baskelball 3, 4 Lef+ermen's Club 4 Junior Prom Commiilee Senior Ball Commiifee 4 KATHERINE I-IARTWICK Volleyball 3, 4 Baslcelball 3 Shullleboard 3 Soccer 3 Glee Club I, 2, 3 Home Economics Club 3 Dancing Club 2 Wayside 4 ETHEL HASBROUCK I ' GLORIA HEBERLE Freshman Play af Sf. Mary's Classical Club Secreiary 2 Drarnaiics Club 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Baslceiball 3 Wayside 3 Aufo Driving Club 3 French Club 2 Operefla Usher 3, 4 WILLIAM G. I-IEINRICI-I Varsily Baseball I Foofball Dance Commiilee Slreich Club I, 2 Aeronauiical Club I, 2 Inframural Baslceiball Year Book Ari Siaff BERNARDINE I-IEMMERLY Jamesiown: Tennis I Aulo Driving Club I Glee Club I Olean: Glee Club 2 Firsf Aid Club Know Your Own Cily Club 4 NORENE M. HICKEY Glee Club I, 2 Hiking Club 2 Dramaiics Club 2, 3 Wayside 3, 4 Dancing Club 2 Classical Club 3 Auio Driving Club 3 LEORA I-IIRLIMANN Soccer 2, 3, 4 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Baslrelball 2, 3. 4 Shuffleboard 3: Soflball 2, 3 Tennis 4: Hilring Club 2, 3 Drarnaiics Club 2 Classical Club 2 Firsl Aid Club 3 Efiquelie Club 2: Hi-Y Dancing Club 2 VIRGINIA HOFFMAN Needlecrail Club 2 Hiking Club Siamp Club 2, 3, Volleyball 2: Soccer 2 Baslrefball Commercial Club 2, Foreign Correspondence Club Sporls Banque? Chairman Vocelional lnsfiluie Usher 2 4 2 3 4 2 3 HAROLD HOLDRIDGE Naiure Club I Slcerch Club I, 2, 3 Sramp Club Secreiary and Treasurer I, 2 Aeronaufics Club I, 2 Yearbook Siaili I, 2 Model Airplane Club Vice-Presideni Foofball Banquef Service LLOYD A. HOSM ER BERTHA HOUSEY Eliq ueife Club Q Home Economics Wil Wayside Dancing Club DOROTHY HUBER Efiquefle Club 2 Commercial Clubf2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Legal Clinic 4 Hilring Club 2 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 ZADA HUFF Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 2, 3. 4 Spring Conceris I, 2, 3, 4 Assembly Pariicipafion 3, 4 Volleyball 3 Sofiball 3 Opereiia 2, 3 ROBERT HU LL ALDO JACOBUS Foofball I, 2 Traclc 3 Foolball Dance Commillee 3 Science Club 4 lnlramural Baslcelball 3 lnframural Baseball 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 Assembly Parlicipafion 4 Glee Club I ALBERT JAMES ARLENE JEROLDS New York Slafe Honor League Dramafics Club I, 2, 3, 4 Skefch Club I, 2, 4 Wayside 3, Presidenl 4 Soccer I, 2, 3, 4 Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 Shuffleboard I, 2, 4 Soflball I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis I, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 4 Twenfy-Poinl Leller GERTRUDE JOHNSON Slceich Club I, 2, 3 Dramalics Cluxb I xl R GORDON JONES JAM ES JUDGE JOSEPH KAKOL JOHN KANE Baskelball 2, 3, 4 Foolball 3, 4 Volleyball 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Track 3 LeHermen's Club HERBERT KARST BARBARA KELLY Freshman Class Presidenl 2 Glee Club I. A Cappella Chair 3, 4 Seclional Choir Conlesl 3, 4 Home Room Represenlalive 2 Assembly Parlicipalion I, 2, 3 Commercial Club PresidenI3 3 Dramalics Club 2. Wayside 3, 47 Operefla Usher 3 HAROLD KIBBE Magic Club Presidenl 4 RICHARD KOZLOW HARRIET KITTLEMAN MARY KNIESER Efiquefle Club 2 Home Economics Club 2. Wayside 4 Commercial Club 4 Operefla 3 MARION KOSINSKI Efiquelle Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 2, 3 Dancino Club 2 Legal Clinic Presidenl 4 Volleyball 2, 4 Sollball 4 French Club Parliamonfary Club J ANNA M. KRAFT Commercial Club 2. 3 Efiquefle Club Baslcefball 2 Dedicalion Day Uslier Vocalional lnslifule Uslier Dancing Club VIRGINIA KREAMER Classical Club 2. 3 Virgil Banquel 3, 4 Vocalional lnslilule Usher 4 Assembly Parlicipalion 3 Bool: Club 2 Cercle Francais 4 Senior Quiz Team New Yorlr Slale Honor League ELIZABETH KUHN Dancing Club 2 Home Economics Club 2 Aufo Driving Club 3 Firsl Aid Club 4 AM ELIA KULA MIKE LALUK MARY LARACH Rocliesler: Science Club l Oracle Slaff I Dancing Club I Public Speaking Club 2 Currenl Problems Club 2 Home Economics Club 2 Olean: Waysicle3 FAYE LEAVINS Slcelclu Club I, 2 MARY CATHERINE LENNON Efiquelfe Club I Aulo Driving Club 3 Assembly Parficipalion 3 Glee Club 2 Treasurer ol: Cercle Francais 4 Congress Slaff 4 Riding Club I, 2: Hilxinq Club Junior Prom Commillee Camera Club 2, 3: Wayside I 3 MARIE LEROY Ll 1- JAMES LEVETT REID LEVIA Airplane Club Inframural Baskelball Volleyball Baseball Traclc NORIVIA LIAN Glee Club I, 2,-3, 4 Correspo nc C ub BERNARD LINEHAN MERLE LIPPERT Science Club Presidenl' I Inlramural Baslcefball 2, 3 Inlrarnural Baseball 2 S IRLEY LORENZINI Nafure Club I Baslcelball 2, 3: Soffball 3 Volleyball Capfain 4 Tennis 3: Wayside 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Spor+s Banquel Dramalics Club I Dancing Club I MARION LOSKEY I-lorne Economics Club I. 2 Dancing Club I Eliqueffe Club I Drarnafics Club I Baslcelball I Volleyball I Soffball I I-I EN RI ETTA LOWN Bridge Club Presidenf 2, 3 New Yorlc Sfafe Honor League Aulo Driving Club 3 Twenfy-Poinl Leffer Congress S+aIf 4 W. N. Y. I. P. A. 4 Wayside 3, 4 Co-Edi+or ol Yearbook Secrelary, A. M. C. Club WILLIAM MADISON Radio Club 2, 3 Airplane Club Presidenl' 2 Vocafional lns+i'ru're Aide GILDA MAFRICE Commercial Club I Legal Clinic Secrelary 4 2 3 Wayside 3, 4: Dancing Club Baslcelball 2, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 I-Iillfop Sfaff 4 Dramafics Club I, 2. 3 Hiking Club I: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Slnulfleboard 2. 3: Sollball I, 2, 3 DONNA RAYE MANLEY Hilcing Club CATHERINE MARRA Soccer 3 Volleyball I, 2, 4 Baslcelball 2, 3 Tennis 2 Shuflleboard 2. 3 Sollball I, 2. 3 JOHN MARRA Baslxelball I, 2 Inframural Baslcelball 3 s0f+b.u 3 TERESA MARRA Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Hilcinq Club I. 2: Legal Clinic 3 Commercial Club 2 Ping Pong 4: Ceramics Club 3 Camera Club 3: Wayside 3 Know Your Own Cify Club 2 Girls' Sporis I, 2, 3, 4 ELEANORE MARSH LESTER MARTIN TI-IERESA MARTIN Wayside 3 Commercial Club 3 CLARA MARTINELLI Dancing Club l, 2 Hilrinq Club I Glee Club 3, 4 Wayside 4 Home Economics Club I Baslcelball 3 MARY ANNE MATTYS Dancing Club I Commercial Club 4 I-IiII+op Shall 4 Home Economics Club 2 BERNARD E. MAZZA Foolball I, 2, 3, 4 Lellermen's Club 2. 3. 4 Inlramural Baslcefball 3 FRANCES MCCLURE Dancing Club I JAMES IVICDONOUGH Aufo Driving Club 3 MARJORIE McC5AVISK Glee Club I, 2 Eliquefle Club 2 Commercial Club 2. 3 Dancing Club 2 JOAN McKINNON Firsl Aid Club Presidenf 4 Magic Club 3 Know Your Own Cily Club 3, 4 CHARLES METLER Legal Clinic I Inlramural Baslcelball 2 b EDWARD MILLER Foolball 2. 3 Glee Club I, 2 A Cappella Choir 3 Home Room Represenlalive 3 Slamp Club 2 Spring Concerl I Track 3: Operella 3 MARY JANE MILLER Bridge Club 2 Dramalics Club 3 Wayside 3 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Aulo Driving Club 3 Assembly Parlicipalion 3 Operelfa 3, 4 Spring Concerl Usl'1er WILLIAM MILLER KATH RYN M ITCH ELL Dramafics Club I Glee Club I. 2, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 LORRAINE MOORE W 1' j NANCY MORABITO Soccer 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I, 2, 3,4 Baskefball 2, 3, 4 Shulfleboard 2, 3, 4 Badrninlon 4: Soffball I, 2, 3, 4 Lelfer Award 2, 3. 4 Know Your Own Cily Club I Commercial Club 2 Dancing Club 27 Wayside 4 LUCILLE MOSHER JEANNE MOYER Know Your Own Cily Club 2, 3, 4 Wayside 3, 4 Foreign Corrsepondence Club Treasurer 4 Music Apprecialion Club 2 ROBERT MURPHY JOHN NEPORADNY lnlramural Baslcelball 3, 4 Inframural Volleyball 3 Fooiball Dance Cornmiflee 3 WILLIAM JAMES NOLDER Foolball 3, 4 Airplane and Ship Building Club 2 lnlramural Baslrelball 3, 4 Camera Club 3 Volleyball 4 RUTH. NORTHCOTE QU 00010 0 ' SANSA OCONNOR Freshman Class Presidenl I Ummalics Club LaCerrle Francais Volleyball I, 2 Sollball I, 2 New York Slale Honor Leaque MILTON OFFENBACI-I Science Club 4 French Club 3 Glee Club l. 2 lnfmmural Baskelball 4 BETTY OLIVER FRANCIS O'NElL THERESA O'NElL Sl Mary's Play I W ?,Q+,,,,q,5ia,5'ciub 21 3 Eliquefle' Club 2 1 , I Wavside 3, 4 French Club 2. 3 Science Club 4 HELEN OPPENHEIM A. M. C. Club 3. 4 New York Slale Honor League Wayside 3, 4: Congress Slaff 4 Business Manager of Yearbook 4 Fulure Teachers of America Club 3, 4: Virgil Banquel 3 Classical Club I, 2. 3 Girls' Sporl' Lelfer I, 2 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 TwenI'y'Poinl Leller LILA O'TOOLE Dramalics Club 2 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Home Economics Club 3, 4 Glee Club I RUTH PALMOUIST Skelch Club I, 3, 4 Aulo Driving Club 3 l'Ii-Y 4 Foofball Dance Commillee 3 Baskelball 2, 3 Volleyball 4 JOHN T. PAVEL WILLIAM ROBERT PECK Varsify Baskelball 3, 4 lnlramural Volleyball MARJORIE PERRY Dancing Club I Camera Club 2 Hiking Club 2 Commercial Club 3 Legal Clinic 4 Wayside 4 ISABELLE PEZZIMENTI Commercial Club 2 Legal Clinic Slrelcll Club 47 ROBERT PRATT Skelclw Club Secrelary and Treasurer DOUGLAS PURDY 4 4 gf ,- '6f4v,I . ,. 'gift Bowling League I, 27 lnlramural 3 Home Room Senafe l, 2 Hi-Y 2, Secre+ary 3, Presidenl' 4- Dramafics Club Treasurer 3 A Cappella Choir I, 2 Senior Flay Usher 3 Senior Play Cas+ 4 Treasurer Senior Class Twenly-Poinl Leller ROBERT RAYNOR Freshman Play I Camera Club 2 Inlramural Baslcelball 3 MARY RENKO Commercial Club I, 2 Dancing Club I Firsi Aid Club 3 Legal Clinic 4 Assembly Parficipalion 3 QS yy 5 ep . , V ii, ANGELINE RICCI Baslcelball 2, 3 Volleyball 3, 4 Soccer 4: Soffball 3 Dancing Club I Commercial Club I, 2 Legal Clinic Treasurer 4 Wayside 4 Shufileboarcl 3 JOHN RICH BETTY RICHARDS Commercial Club l, 2 Dancing Club I Firsl Aid Club 3 Legal Clinic 4 Assembly Parlicipalion 3. 4 I-IUBERT RIED Soffball 3, 4 Iniramural Baslcefball 3, 4 Sollball 3, 4 WILFORD ROBBINS BARBARA ROBINSON Siem Club I, 2. 3, 4 Ceramics Club I, 2, 3, 4 Dramalics Club 2 BETTY ROSS Baskelbnll 2. 3. 4: Soflball I. 2, 3. 4 Tennis 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4 Girls' Afhlelic Lelfer 2, 3. 4 Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4 Sliuffleboard 2.3,4: Volleyminlon 4 Hiking Club l: Dramalics Club I. 2 Know Your Own Cily Club 2 New York Sfale Honor League ROBERT ROSS Foolball lnframural Baskelball Chess and Checker Club Arls and Crafls Club Legal Clinic ORTON ROUNDS HELEN ROYER G-lee Club I. 2. 3 Skelclw Club I. 2. 3, 4 French Club Secretary 3 Presiclenl 3 Fufure Tecclners ol' America Club 3. 4 MARGARET RUBY Dancing Club I Home Economics Club I Commercial Club 2 Skefch Club 3 FRANCES RUCINSKI Hi-Y 4: Freshman Class Presiclenf Sophomore Class President Sfuclenl Council Secrefary 3 Presidenl 4 Vice-Presidenl Parliamenlary Club 3 Girls' Sporls 2, 3. 4 20-Poinf Leffer 3: Alhlelic Leffer 2 Presidenl Bridge Club 2 New York Slale Honor League VIRGINIA RYCRAFT Sludenf Council 4 Senior Play Casf 4 Typisl for Congress 4 Yearbook Slail 4: Congress Slalf 4 Hilllop Slalf 4 Eliquelle Club 2 Typisl for Home Economics Depl. 4 Home Room Represenfalive 2 New York Slale Honor League JOAN SAFFORD ROBERT ST. JOHN Boys' Glee Club I. 2 A Cappella CI1oir 3, 4 Operella 2. 3, 4 Slamp Club I. 2 CARL K. SAMUELSON Cleveland: Infrarnural Bowling 2. 3, 4 Presiclenl Legal Clinic 4 Commercial Club PresidenI4 Inlramural Volleyball 4 Hillfop Slafli 4 New York Slale Honor League MILDRED SATTERLY ANN SAUSSIER Wayside 3. 4: French Club I. 2 Hiking Club I. 2 Skelclw Club l. 2, 3 Color Bearer in Band 4 Spring Concerl I, 2. 3. 4 Glee Club I. 2. 3 A Cappella Choir 3. 4 Operelfa 2. 3.4: Assl. Librarian 4 Wayside Dance Commillee 3 Congress Slaff 4 Vocalional Inslilule, Chairman of 2l5 DOROTHY SAVAGE Wayside 3, 4 Girls' Alhlelic Lelier 3, 4 Foreign Correspondenc Cl 4 Eliquelle Club I: Danc ub 4 Solfball 3, 4: Soccer 4 Baslcefball 2, 3, 47 Tennis 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Shuffle rd 3 HR Volleyminlon 4 Home Economics Club 4 ELEANOR SAYLOR Junior Class Secreiary Senior Class Secrelary wayside 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4 Dramaiics Club 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 20-Poinl Lefler 3 4 Home Room Represeniarive 2 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 ALFRED C. SCHNELL, JR. Airplane and Ship Model Club I, Firsl Aid Club 4 Classical Club I Aulo Driving Club 4 Geology Club 4 AUG-USTINE SERIO Band I, 2, 3. 4 Know Your Own Ciiy Club I Classical Club I Dancing Club I CASIMIR J. SERMAK Foolball 3, 4: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club Presidenr 4 Year Book Phoiographer 4 Inlramural Volleyball Caplain 3 Freshman Class Presidenl a+ Erie, Chess and Checker Club Kiwanis Play 3, 4 RUSSELL SEVERN Baseball 3 Assembly Parlicipalion 3, 4 Glee Club I Airplane and Ship Model Club Aulo Driving Club 4 2 JOHAINI NA SEYLLER Shuflleboard 2 Commercial Club 2, 3 Needlecrafl' Club 3 ROBERT E. SHERMAN Classical Club I, 2 Dancing Club I. 2 Dramalics Club I, 2, 3 Aslronomy Club 4 Science Club 4 Auio Driving Club 4 Inlramural Baslcelball 3, 4 ROY SI-IERWOOD EMMETT L. SI-IIREY ROBERT SI-IOFF I-IAROLD SI-IORTELL Freshman Class Presidenl' a+ S+. Mary's I lnrramural Baseball 2 Varsify Baseball 3, 4 Inlramural Volleyball 4 EDWARD SHULIMSON Dramaric Club I. 2 Mafbemafics Club 3, 4 Assembly Parficipalion 2 Conqress Sfalf 4 Assislanf Business Manager ol Yearboolc 4 LEO SICLARI ROBERT SKINNER JOAN SKROBACK I I I HELEN SLAVINSKQJ Dancing Club I I Needlecralr Club 2 , Home Economics Cluf JOHN SLINGERLAND Glee Club I A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 Dmmalics Club I lnframural Baslrefball 2 Home Room Represenlafive 2 Dancing Club I Assembly Parficipafion I, 2, 3, 4 Operefha 2. 3, 4 NORENE SMITH LEO SMUGOREWSKI Bowling Team Inlramural Baslce+balI Airplane and Ship Model Club ch. LAWRENCE SNYDER Sfarnp Club 2 Orclweslra I, 2 Glee Club I, 2 Varsily Baslrefball 3. 4 Baseball 4 Classical Club 2 MARTHA SOKOLWSKI CORNELIA SPEARS ROBERT STADY Hi-Y Glee Club I Legal Clinic Moclr Trial 4 4 I2 NORENE STEVEN Dramalics Club 2: Eliquelle Club French Club 2, 3: Wayside 3, 4 Freshman Class Vice-Presidenl al S+. Mary's7 Volleyball 3, 4 Shufileboard 3, 4: Soflball 3, 4 Volleyminlon 4 Senior Play Casl' 4 Class Play al Sl. Mary's New Yorlc Sfale Honor League MARGARET STOMIEROSKI Music Apprecialion Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Legal Clinic 4 MARY STOMIEROSKI . i Hilcing Club I: Dancing I 2 xv Y pr ps Sollball I: Soccer I T i-354 Pr 1 Volleyball I 287 jxqs-.fi Dramalics Club I Legal Clinic I Commercial Club 2 PAUL STU RM Airplane and Ship Model Club I Foolball 3, 4: Dancing Club 2 Senior Play Casl 4 Inlramural Baslcelball 3, 4 Soccer 4: Glee Club I, 2 LeH'ermen's Club 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Assembly Parricipalion 2 New Yorlc Slale Honor League ROBERT SULLIVAN EVELYN SUTTON Hiking Club 2 Baslcelball 27 Volleyball 2 Know Your Own Cily Club 2 Dancing Club I Dramalics Club 2 Home Economics Club I Soccer 23 Soflball 2 ROBERT SWART BERNICE SWEITZER Treasurer Freshman Class al Sr. Mary's Valediclorian Freshman Class al Sl. Mary's: Dramalic Club 2, 3 Classical Club 2 Aulo Driving Club 3 Wayside 3, 4 EDWIN SWEITZER Aulo Driving Club Presidenf 3, 4 Airplane and Ship Model Club 3, 4 Aeronaulics Club 4 Dancing Club I: Volleyball 3 Radio Club 4: Slcelch Club 4 Treasurer Freshman Class, School 6 STANLEY D. SWIFT Home Room Represenlalive I Treasurer Junior Class Usher al Commencemenf Foofball 4: Volleyball 4 Inlramural Baslcelball 4 Vocalional lnslilule Hosl' 4 Junior Prom Commiflee New York Slale Honor League JAM ES TAM UTUS WILLIAM TANOUS LOIS TAYLOR Home Malring Club 2. 3 WILLIAM TAYLOR Baskefball I. 2 Volleyball I. 2. 3 4 Lalin Club I 2 Glee Club I CECELIA THOMAS FLORENCE TILLER .I S BARBARA VALENTINE RICHARD VOSSLER Sophomore Class Secrelary Assembly Parlicipafion 2. 3 Geology Club Presidenl 4 Legal Clinic Secrelary 4 Know Your Own City Club Volleyball 4 Geology Club 4 New Yorlx Slale Honor League JOSEPH WALSH Senior Class Presidenl' Band I, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club I lnlramural Baslnelball 3 Music Feslival I. 2. 3. 4 Nafional Music Coniesf Winner3.4 Spring Concerls I, 2. 3. 4 Vocafional lnsfifufe Hosf 4 Twenly-Poinl Lefler CLARA WENKE LAWRENCE E. WENKE DULCIE WHEELER Home Economics Club 4 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Music Apprecialion Club 3 Table Tennis 4 Shuffleboarcl 4 Tennis 4: Soflball 4 NEIL WHEELER Slcelch Club 2, 33 Dancing Club 2 Slamp Club 2, 3 lnlramural Baslnefball 3 Congress Sfaff 4 Vocalional lnslilule Regislrar Baslcelball 2 Yearbook Slaff 4 BERNARD WILCOX M Baslcelball 3 IQW PHYLLIS WILDAY Freshman Class Treasurer Erenclw Club Treasurer Drarnafics Club Debafing Club Slcelclw Club ROBERT L. WILKINSON ELAINE WILLIAMS Glee Club I, 2. 3 Legal Clinic GERALDINE J. WILSON Dancing Club I Eliquelle Club 2 Home Economics Club 3 FRANK WINICKI Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4 LUELLA WINSOR W Q' ,sm pl' h I WY xr-'io IVIARJORIE ANN WITZ Twenly-Poinl' Leller Glee Club I, 2: Classical Club 2. 3 Dancing Club Ig Wayside 3, 4 Skefch Club 2, Presidenf 4 Senior Ouiz Team 4: W. N. Y. I. P. A. Managing Edilor of Yearbook Congress Sfaff 4: Riding Club Bridge Club I: Baslcelball 3 Virgil Banquel 3 New York Slale Honor League JANE WIXSON Orclweslra 2. 3, 4 GEORGE WOLFRAM Camera Club 2: Orclweslra 2 Vice-Presidenl oi Parliamenlary Club 3 Dancing Club Insl'ruc+or 4 Usher for Gradualion 3 Junior Prom Cornmillee Assembly Parlicipalion I ROBERT M. WRIGHT Inlramural Basleefball Baskelball Baseball WILMA IMOGENE WRIGHT Home Economics Club I, 2 Glee Club 2. 3 ANNA WYVIORKA Firsl Aid Club Home Economics Club Dancing Club Slce+cl'i Club Commercial Club EVA YARDMAN Soccer 2, 37 Baslcefball 2. 3 Wayside 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2 Tennis 3: Dramafics Club 3 Efiquefle Club 3 Dancing Club 2 ANNE YAW Efiqueffe Club I: Bridge Club Hiking Club I. 2 Vice-Presidenf Riding Club 2 Classical Club 2. 3: Wayside 3 Virgil Banquelg Hi-Y 4 Home Room Senafe 4 Junior Prom Commilfee New Yorlr Sfafe Honor League SHELDON DEVERE YAW Buffalo: Vice-Presideni Junior Hi-Y Triangle Sfaff Dramafics Club Olean: Senior Play 4 ROSE YORKE Commercial Club 2, 3 Legal Clinic 3 Foreign Correspondence Club 4 Efiquelfe Club 2 Dancing Club 2 Erench Club 3 3 5' H Y ' z JNL is kg. 55 C SADIE T. YORKE Home Economics Club I Eiiqueffe Club 2 l Dancing Club 3 Wayside 4 JEANNETTE YOUNG Orchesfra Glee Club Business Manager Wayside Le Cercle Francais Commencemenf Usher Opereira Usher New York Sfele Honor League ALBERT ZEMER WILLIAM ZUCKERMAN GORDON CRANDALL HAROLD CRANDALL LESLIE L. W. CREGO Aufo Driving Club LEO DOMBECK MILLS B. GILLMORE HENRY HOSKEY JOSEPH JANKOWSKI SUZANNE KEHOE Freshman Class Treasurer Dramafics Club 2. 3. 4 Dancing Club 2 Assembly Padicipafion 4 Cornmercial Club 4 Eliqueffe Club 2 Vocaiional Ins+i+u+e Usher ROBERT KERR CHARLES KINNEY Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 ELAINE MARKHAM Freshman Year al SI. EIizabeIh's Convenfz Presidenf of class: Orchesfrag Olean High School: 2,3 Secrefary of Sfudenf Council 2 Orchesfra 2, 3: Presidenf of CIass3 Wayside 3: Dramalics Club 3 Penn Hall 4: Afhlelic Associafion 4 Corenfhen Club 4 Orcheslra and Varsi+y Bowling Team4 ARLES MARTIN WESLEY METTLER Aulo Driving Club THOMAS MOORE ELAINE OLMSTEAD JOHN SAWAYA GENE STEDM Sig CHESTER SUDA Bowling Club 2. 3. 4 Presidenf Bowling League 3, 4 Home Room Represenfafive 3 Home Room Reporfer Parliamentary Club 3 ROBERT WHIPPLE Baslcefball I, 2, 3, 4 Foofball 3, 4 Traclc 4 JAMES KYSER CHARLES YOUNG QSIQZESI:-4 fiS:J?JS4 ,ZI?'-'IS-JyJ:SIiJl,-Je 3 X. GOOD'-L rzzaofn S Z A009 s'EA do :gown nw wma B ll , rn0H -ro mg 560 4 'Y- X' 1 4 I I I 4 x 4 'K 4 'kink if it If ,B+ 'Z Y FIRST ROW-Abboft L. '42, Abboif, R. '44, Abdo, J. '42, AcIcIey, C. '4I. SECOND ROW-Adams, R. '42, AieIIo, D. 421 Aiello, T. '43, AieIIo, J. '44. THIRD ROW-Alexsa, A. '42, AIIram, J. '42, Ambrose, C. '42, Anasfasia, C. '44. 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'42, Benca, M. '43. E FIRST ROW-Beniamin, A. '43, Benjamin, R. '44, Benneff, E. '42, Benneif, G. '42, Bercoon, N. '42. SECOND ROW- Bernard, R. '44, Bernard, W. '42, Bernreu+Iwer, G. '42, Bergquisf, L. '43, Biehler, M. '43. THIRD ROW-BiIo+Ia, T. '44, Bixby, R. '42, Blassey, R. '44, Blazeiewski, M. '43, Blazeiewski, L. '43. FOURTH ROW-BIoise, S. '44, BoIender, R. '43. FIFTH ROW-Bonhoff, C. '44, Boni, J. '44, SIXTH ROW-Boser, M. '43, Boswor+I1, D. '43, Bova, E. '44, Bowen. C. '42, Bowser, B. '43. SEVENTH ROW-Boyle, J. '42, Brainlee, S. '43, Branch, W. '42, Brede, J. '44, Brehm, M. '42. EIGHTH ROW-Brink, R. '42, Brink, R. '44, Brissee, P. '44, Brockel, J. '44, Brook, T. '44. NINTH ROW-Brookins, C. '43, Brookins, F. '42. TENTH ROW- Brown, B. '44, Brown, E. '44. ELEVENTH ROW-Brown, H. '43, Brown, L. '43. TWELFTH ROW-Brown, M. '44, Brown, R. '4I. THIRTEENTH ROW-Brown, R. '44, Brown, R. '4I, Brown, O. '4I, Brown, S. '4I, BruneII, M. '44. FOURTEENTH ROW- Brunner. M. '43, Buckley, R. '44, BurdsaII, D. '4I, Burlingame, G. '44, Burlingame, O. '44. FIFTEENTH ROW-Burneal, M. '4I, Burroughs, J. '44, BusI'i, E. '4I, Bush, J. '42, Bu'rcI1eIIa, A. '43. f ,, rr 31g'r :lj-F-'rfwfwff' 'jg ff ' is A--' - ' . Q I ln L V ' '-r ' ' . -R Q K , . ' -Wa, - . ' f ' . v I . . . 4 r .. .4 K K Q ' l- o 'R 1 i -J -' L4 ' ' QQ. .-..g - N. - 43 ' v ' 495 . ' I 'Q . K , '., . wi' vi I a , P . .. ' O Cl' l . 'N' ,. f 4 ' . ' , . ' r El fl-.Q A ROW I--Bufler, R. '42: Bufler, R. '42, Caccioffi, G. '44: Caffe, V. .'44: Caligiuri. M. '4I: Callahan. B. '44. ROW Campagnari, A. '44: Campagnari, B. '44, Canada. J. '42: Campbell, T. '42: Capifo, J. '42: Carapellaffi, E. '42. ROW Ill- Carapellalfi, R. '42g Carinci, M. '43g Carlson, B. '42: Carlson, J. '44-: Carlson. J. '44: Carlson, L. '44. ROW IV-Carmany, E. '42: Carnes, R. '43: Carr, D. '42: Carriqan, H. '43: Carfer, B. '42: Carrer. L. '43. ROW V-Carfer, M. '44g Carfer, T. '43g Carucci, N. '44: Case. R. '43: Casella, L. '42: Caya, G. '43. ROW Vl--Caya, R. '4I: Cecclwl, A. '43: Ceci, C. '44g Chgdde,-- don, O. '44. ROW Vll-Chaffee, B. '42g Chaffee, S. '43g Chapin, J. '4l: Chapman, M. '4-4. ROW Vlll-Chappell, J. '44: Chase. P. '44: Cheladyn, M. '44: Cheladyn, S. '44g Chew, A. '43: Chiapusso, G. '42. ROW IX-Clwiapusso, J. '44, Chipclsak,J. '43: Chokrach, H. '43: Clapp. E. '43, Clark. E. '43g Clark, 6143. ROW X-Clark, H. '4I: Clark, J. '4-4: Clemenfs, R. '43: Clufe, A. '44: Coasf, S. '43: Coburn, P. '43. ROW Xl-Colby, D. '43: Colby. H. '43: Colby. M. '44: Cole. D. '4I: Cole. H. '44: Cole'r+i, L. '43. ROW Xll-Colliflower, G. '43: Colt J. '44: Comforf, G. '44, Compforf, D. '42: Conklin, J. '42g Conklin, W. '44. ROW Xlll--Cook, E. '42: Cooper, R. '44: Coplals, E. '4I: Cornish, M. '4l. ROW XIV-Cornish, V. '42: Corwin, M. '43: Cosfonza, F. '-42: Coflone, M. '43. ROW XV-Cousins, A. '43: Covert A. '43, Coverf, R. '44, Cradduck, R. '44, ' ROW l-Cramer, L. '427 Cramer, R. '43: Crandall, D. '44-. ROW I-l-Crawford. C. '42: Crawford, P. '43: Criner, F. '43. . ROW Ill-Cri+cl'1low, E. '43, Crowley, V. '4-4: Cucchiaro, E. '43. ROW IV-Cucclwiaro, S. '42: Dalwar, C. '44: Dehar, J. '4I. ROW V-Daniels. R. '43: Dash, W. '43: Davie, B. '43. ROW Vl-Davies. J. '43: Davis, D. '447 DeArmiH', E. '42. ROW Vll- DoCerbo, A. '44 DeGolier. B. '44 DeRose, A. '44, ROW Vlll-DeMarco, A. '44: DeVean, G. '44: Diefferich. B. '44. ROW lX- Dickerson, D. '44: DiGiglio, J. '447 DiMarco, F. '4-3. ROW X-DiMarino, A. '43: DiMarino, R. '4l: Discavage, J. '43. ROW Xl-Discavage, R. '44: Dodge, E. '44: Dombeck, R. '43. ROW XII-Blanlc. ROW Xlll-Blank. ROW XIV-Domboslzi, L. '44: Donnellen, B. '43, Donnellan, J. '42. ROW XV--Donnelly, B. '4-47 Donnelly, F. '43: Donigan, G. '43, . r an A . , me , 2 . -4 , 4, .a ' - Yi. ' . -. 'V 55'fr -5.5 V A l 'Y L l . ' gg, 3 .. . l A . A . , A if ' I K M 1.1. t I .I I Nh ,, I f , . , 7- . A K' . . 5 ? . ,Q . . , I E1 K Vilix V VE L Vygzii T . :, ,,.Aiy.i VmVV! V :.. ,V LLKL V V A , V fl' , ,. , Xi . ..... , . 9 me 'W gb. . 'F 5. ' M 'Ts - ..-.ci 4 'if' . ' , is .. , . . , ,.,. . . , H , ,.,,. f X , ' ' 'Q' A , . N . r l ' ' ' , 2. -, ,.A, J ' H 4 ' ' . ' ' I 5157.5 75 :KVV ..-.Q 4.4 ,.... , -, ' ' .' ':E: :.., 5 R' .7 ' W- ' . ' Vyyy -. ' . ,, V, . ., . .L ,, ' - .. . 6 - 1- ' ' ' 1 . ,fj2l:Q3, 'lf' '1,Qi . ' - mg -. , ' ..., . , n,,,v. . . ,. X f 1 L 1. . - -f. . 4. . fu + V 4 3 ',,. , ,, . Nj. H ' H 5 - ' 4 ' la! '.i - - , , ' ' ' , . 'if' ' 1 , . 'A :if :V 5. iff: .A -. 'E' -3: . . : ' T' ' A . ' . M - . - ..', we , ' 1... i .- 5 . ,ilfii '. ' .. , ' V . r - . .. :W 'I if . ,xl 4 .- .. - ' .. ' ' f-I . QE, 4 .1 ' 'f' 'L L R -gl , V ' ,Q , , .1 X , Q , , , -W E .,,.w,W4?w .re ewewea ' . p . - . . if - ' . , A ,, K , .V ,L I . K K .. My - M Z - I .,3..a, h x 3. I YW . . . . -4 .wa - , .Y . jf., 6 W, ,, 6:9 Q V ,t - - H, af Q,-. Q A -. A . ,S 4 .. f 1. 6. My 1 ' - R54 1 . fi? . ..,,. .,,, . ,.., .. . . . . . ,W , ' In V If, . .,M.7f:f.,,, I5 ' ' QM- ' f -- f 5 , ' ' 1 - . 1 -1 ' , - . ' 4 f ' . ' il'-'X ' ' ' . f' . ' 'f' . sz, 1- OROW l-Donoian, J. '44, Dorland, H. '42, Dorso, J. '44, Dorson, M. '43, Dorson. P. '43, Dougherfy, J. '44, Dougherfy, J '44, Driscoll, E. '44, Driscoll, R.'42, Dwyer, M.'42, Dwyer, T. '42, Eade, J. '42. ROW ll-Earle, I. '42, Echelberger, F. '44 Edel, M. '42, Edwards, H. '43, Eisenharr, W. '42, Elbirn, J. '44, Elling, T. '4I, Ellis, M. '42, English, N. '44, Erharr, F. '42, Erick Son, E. '43, Eschrich, R. '43. ROW III--Evans, C. '42, Evans, D. '43, Evans, M. '43, Fahrer, P. '43, Fairbanks, E. '44, Fairchild R. '42, Fane, E. '42, Farleo, S. '44, Fay, J. '43, Fee, J. '44, Ferris, C. '44, Ferris, D. '42. ROW IV-Ferry, L. '44, Ferry, L. '44 Filiones, A. '43, Firlrel, C. '44, Firlcel, W. '42, Fischer, J. '44, Fische+l'e, D. '43, Fisher, R. '43, Firzmaurice, C. '42, Fifzpalrick, J '44, Flagg, D. '44, Flaim, R. '43. ROW V-Fleri, M. '42, Flood, D. '44, Florio, T. '44, Ford, D. '44, Ford, M. '42, Ford, W. '44 Fordham, D. '43, Forness, R. '43, Forslin, C. '43, Fosler, L. '43, Fox, D. '44, Fox, W. '44. ROW Vl-Frable, B. '44, Fraun, E. '4l Fraun, J. '42, Freaney, T. '42, Fusiara, S. '44, Fusiara, W. '44, Furey, C. '42, Gaela, J. '43, ROW Vll-666i6HO, M. '44, Gard ner, L. '42, Garey, J. '43, Garewood, V. '44, Garewood, W. '42, GaH'iglio, I. '4I, Galluso, R. '42, Galfuso, S. '44. ROW VIII- Gaulf, E. '44, Gavin, F. '43, Gayfon, C. '43, Gee, R. '43, Geise, C. '42, Geise, T. '4l, Gergel, J. '44, Geoppner, W. '43 ROW IX-George, P. '42, George. R. '42, Germany, E. '4l, Gfermelc, T. '43, Gibson, J. '4l, Gibson, M. '44, Gicale, L. '43 Gilbert J. '42. ROW X-Gillmer, D. '44, Gillmore, J. '43, Gil'son, S. '44, Giun+a, A. '42, Glynn, C. '4I, Goff, N. '44, Golden C. '4I, Goldman, A. '44. ROW Xl-Good, K. '42, Good, M. '42, Goranson, E. '44, Gore, A. '44, Goreclci, H. '44, Goreclri, J '43, Gould, B. '43, Graham, J. '42. ROW Xll-Graham, R. '43, Granduslcy, T. '44, Granduslcy, V. '44, Grafz, R. '43, Grecke, A '44, Greer, J. '43, Grega, D. '44, Gregg, H. '42, Grosse, M. '42, Grosse, R. '44, Gumrow, P. '42, Hadley, B. '44. ROW Xlll- Haclcman, J. '44, Hadziclci, J. '42, Haggerry, G. '44, Hall, D. '4I, Hall, P. '44, Halsey, E. '42, Hamilfon, F. '43, Hammond, E '42, Hancock, A. '42, Hannon, A. '43, Hannon, R. '44, Hanobik, F. '44. ROW XIV-Harenda, A. '44, Harenda, S. '43, Harris V. '44, Hariley, D. '44, Harlwiclc, H. '42, Harwood, L. '44, Hasbrouck, J. '42, Hasper, W. '43, Hasfings, L. '44, Hauf, H. '42 Healy, E. '43, Hemmerly, V. '42. ROW XV-Hendryx, E. '43, Heneghan, B. '42, Henry, D. '44, Herrmann, S. '44, Hiclcey, J '43, Hill, L. '43, Himelrighr, V. '44, Hinz, A. '43, Hinz, A. '43, Hoff, L. '43, Hogue, A. '42, Hogue, A. '43. Q Y . 5 ,. . .7 'n I ', ..h . M' 3 . t ' 2,11 -x,..'Li . ' - aiu' ' If A ' J - 1 5 J J' in .' f A ' as .f 'l ' . 2- : ' A A lu ,T ,' .. . .. R- ' -.- ' s .. 'i' ' ' fs. A e , ' ,X 4 1 - 1 -.- u . fl Q ... .. . ' X '. . . ff . . fl , uv mg '1 'E ' 2 A2 'J . . .. -' L ROW I--Holliday. R. '43, Hoimes, D. '43, Hornburg, D. '43, Hornburg, J. '42, Hornlein, J. '42. ROW ll-Howard. J. '42 Howden, M. '4I, Huff, R. '44, Hughes, G. '42, Hull, D. '4l: ROW Ill-Hull, S. '43, Hunf, H. '42, Hunf, R. '43, Hunfer, P '43, Herwifz, S. '44. ROW IV-Husfed, E. '42, Hyde. M. '43, lnqenifo, E. '44, Ingham, O. '42, Jankowski, '42. ROW V-Jan- lzowsici, W. '44, Jaskulski, L. '44, Jeffery, D. '43, Jeffery, E. '42, Jenick, A. '44. ROW VI-Jenick, B. '44, Jermy, A. '4l, Jodusn H. '43, Johnson, A. '44, Johnson, C. '42. ROW VII-Johnson. E. '42, Johnson, P. '43, Johnson, R. '44, Johnson, R. '43, Jones G. '4l. ROW VIII-Jordan, H. '42, Jordan, I. '43, Jordan. L. '4I, Jordan, L. '44, Jordan, R. '42, ROW IX-Joseph, G. '43 Judge, J. '42, Judge, R. '44, Kakol, S. '44, Kallenback, C. '43. ROW X-Kallenbaclc, E. '42, Kallou, l. '43, Kamler, D. '42 Kamler. M. '42, Kurowifz, C. '43, ROW Xl-Karowifz, G. '43, Karpin. G. '44, Kasperslzi, M. '42, Kasperski, J. '43, Kanfz, M '44. ROW XII-Keydees. C. '4l, Kayes, E. '42, Keebough, H. '44, Kendzior, C. '44, Kenf, R. '43, Keough, E. '44, Kerns, M. '42 Kershner, W. '42, Kimball, T. '4I, King, F. '43, Kingsley, W. '42, Kinnicuff, R. '42, ROW XIII-Kinnicuff, R. '42, Kleason, G. '4l Klimcxyk, D. '44, Kolafa, M. '43, Kolkowski, M. '42, Kolkowski, S. '44, Konkle. L. '44, Kosinski, H. '4I, Kozlow. R. '44, Kramer D. '42, Kremer, V. '44, Kranz, L. '44. ROW XIV-Kreamer, A. '42, Kreamer, J. '42, Krofsch. J. '43, Kubiak, F. '42, Kula, V '42, Kuperrnan, S. '4l, Kush, S. '44, Kwiafkowski, E. '43, Kwiafkowski, V. '44, Kyser. J. '44, Kyser, M. '43, Landon. H. '4I ROW XV-Lang, J. '43, LaRue, R. '44, Lafhrop, E. '44, Layfon, M. '43, Lee, B. '44, Lee, H. '44, Lee, N. '42, Leigh, K. '43 Lennon. J. '43, Lennon, T. '43, Leonoffi, E. '44, Leonoffi, R. '42. Cl ,. ' . f ' . f ,,... . hw' ' . ' , ' , ' . A ,,., S Q b Q In K. V r V - Q si f , , ' h We 4, ,V - Q Q V I , , - , b f bg me H K, K 5 . .... I ,. I , . 5? RJ 4 in an . ' 1 ' 'S' 'L , . Q .. my H ' 1-if ' . . ., M -g ' ' ss--s4-ee . - - - 1 . 4 . ' 'I ': ' 4- '7 . -' '.. . Z . y 3 K . Y A-2 ' if--. I ' ' 'ii ' X . I 3 .. ik . 4 ,A , .L QA 94 . ulz . 4 .flnlflllnsm , rw 4. . :AL if-Z my ,. 4 , fe' it . ,,., :A , A 1 4 . lzir . . - . -5 1- - - ' as .- ' W R : k L Q 1' E ROW I-LeRoy, C. '42, Le-veil, M. '43, Levia, W. '43, Levin, E. '4l, Lewis, J. '43, Lian, G. '42, Lian, H. '43, Libby L. '43 Linderrnan, F. '44, Lindsey, B. '43, Linelwan, P. '42, Linnan, M. '42, ROW ll-Lilfle, V. '42, Lloyd, N. '42, Logan, A. '43 Long, B. '43, Lord, R. '42, Lorenzini, J. '43, Lowe, R. '42, Lucyszyn, O. '44, Lucyszyn, S. '43, Luderman, R. '44, Lundy, C. '44 Lundy, R. '42. ROW Ill-Luilier, N. '42, Luzier, E. '43, Lyceli, P. '42, Lyons, J. '42, Lynch, B. '42, MacAuley, K. '44, Mac Donald, D. '42, MacDonald, R. '43, Madigan, F. '42, Madwid, A. '42, Magee, T. '44, Malina, T. '43. ROW IV-Malone, D '43, Malone, J. '43, Malone, R. '42, Maloney, K. '44, Malpiedi,T. '42, Mannion, L. '42, Mansour, J. '44, Manzo, G. '43, Marino J. '42, Marino, M. '43, Marino, N. '43, Marlc, E. '42, ROW V-Maroney, M. '4I, Marra, A. '42, Marowski, M. '43, Marowslci W. '44, Marlello, F. '44, Marlin, J. '43. ROW Vl-Mariinelli, D. '42, Mallys, H. '42, May, B. '42, Mayer, M. '44, Mazza, M '43, McAuliffe, J. '4l. ROW Vll-McAuliffe, N. '43, McAuliffe, P. '43, McBride, R. '42, McCalpin, J. '44, McCann, L. '44 Mccarfliy, F. '42, McCar1'l1y, 6. '42, McCarll'iy, J. '44, McCoy, J. '43. ROW Vlll-McCue, J. '42, McDiviH', B. '43, McDon nell, A. '4I, McDonnell, J. '43, McGavislc, B. '42, McGavislc, M. '44, McGavislc, N. '42, McGovern, K. '42, McGranaql'1an, D. '43 ROW lX-McOranagl'ian, J. '44, LACGFBDGQDGH, W. '41, Mclndoe, R. '42, Mclnioslw, H. '43, McKay, E.'42, McLaughlin, B. '44 McLaughlin, J. '44, McLaughlin, M. '43, McLean, K. '44. ROW X-McLean, P. '42, McMullen, R. '42, McPealc, H, '44, Med wid, B. '43, Melfi, A. '42, Merhar, J. '4I. ROW Xl-Messmore. D. '44, Milcolaiczylc, L. '44, Miller, D. '42, Miller, H. '44 Miller, J. '43, Miller, P. '44. ROW Xll-Miller, R. '44, Mishanec, D. '44, Mishanec, W. '42, Molwr, J. '43, Molenda, J. '44 Mooney, J. '43, Moore, S. '42, Moore, W. '43, Morion, R. '43, Moses, D. '42, Moses, E. '44, Moszak, E. '4-4. ROW XIIl- Moszalc, l. '44, Moszalc, M. '4I, Muccino, C. '44, Muccino, J. J. '43, Mueller, V. '44, Mullen, A. '4l,Mullen, J. '43, Muniqa, J '43, Murawski, L. '44, Murphy, P. '43, Myers, D. '44, Napier, D. '43. ROW XIV-Napolione, J. '43, Neeley, W. '42, Neiler, G '42, Neporodny, E. '4I, Neporodny, J. '44, Newman, P. '44, Nilsche, D. '43, Nolan, M. '43, Nolan, W. '44, Norman, R. '44 Norion, D. '42, Norion, G. '44-. ROW XV-Nowaczyk, B. '42, Nuff, R. '43, Oakes, D. '43, Oalcleaf, P. '43, Oakley, W. '42 O'Connor, J. '43,0fienbaclx, H. '43, O'Keefe, L. '42, Olson, D. '44, O'Neill, E, '44, Oppenlweim, R. '43, Osborne, J. '44. rn A 1--' ,ff gf-.. , ., Img' 6 gis 1 .ht 'x f U i L 4 l if XX .L ll ... - - P I It .5. Sdn Q I V in 0 D P P I . A , nl ' ' A ROW I-O'loole, R. '44, Ozzella, G. '44, Padlo, E. '43, Padlo, H. '43, Page, M. '44, Paqliaroli, J. '4l, Paqliaroli, L. '44 Palmalier, M. '42, Palmafier, l. '44, Palmquisl, J. '42, Palmquisl, R. '43, Panada, D. '44. ROW ll-Pancio, A. '43, Pancio A. '42, Pancio, H. '44: Ponus, J. '44, Parker, D. '43, Parker, G. '44, Parker, G. '44: Parker, J. '42, Parker, L. '43, Parker, W. '4l Parks. J. '42, Pascucci, P. '42. ROW lll-Pasfalenic, J. '43, Pavel, F. '43, Panone, J. '42, Payne, H. '42, Peck, J. '43, Peck, l '41, Pollan, W, '43, Perkins, R. '43, Perugini, A. '44, Peferson, C. '44, Pezzimenfi, M. '42, Pfeiffer, B. '43, ROW lV-Phears dwrl, A. '4I, Phielschiefler, M. '4I: Phillips, G. '43, Phillips, J.'44, Phillips, M. '43, Piccody, R. '43, Pickup, E. '42, Piechola, A '43, Piechola, J, '44, Piechofa, M. '44, Piaff, G. '44, Pilfman. R. '42. ROW V-Plaff, J. '42, Pofler, J. '42, Prall, J. '43 Prine. O. '43, Psalhas, P. '4l, Quenzler, B. '42, Quigley, J. '4I, Quinn, J. '43, Ouinn, J. '43, Quinn, l. '42, Quinn, W. '42, Read, J '44. ROW VlfRcadinq, M. '42, Reddy, D. '43, Reichenbach, J. '44, Reifz, P. '42, Reynolds, A. '44, Reynolds, G. '42, Reyn olds, L. '43, Reynolds, R. '43, Rice, D. '42, Richards, R. '44. ROW Vll-Richardson, L. '44, Richardson, M. '43, Richey, V. '43 Rickey. J. '42, Rielly, J. '43, Rielly, P. '43, Rieppel, A. '44, Rilfel, M. '42, Riley. K. '43, Ripley, R, '44. ROW Vlll-Robbins F. '44: Roberts, E. '4I, Robinson, J, '42, Rockwell, E. '43, Rodie, M. '4I, Rogers, S. '42, Roof, J. '42, Rose, J. '44, Rose, J. '43 Rosr:Hi, R. '43, Ross, E. '43: Ross. J. '44, ROW IX-Ross, M. '43, Ross, W. '44: Rolfsledf, M. '42, Rounds, V. '44, Rowe, A '43: Rowe, M. '44, Rowe, R. '44, Ruby, A. '44, Ruff, N. '43, Ruser, G. '42, Russo. D. '42, Russo, J. '44. ROW X-Russo, L. '4I Russo, P. '43, Saqc. D. '43, Sakala, E. '44, Salrnen, E. '44, Salvan, R. '44, Sandsburq, J. '43, Salferley, E. '44, Savage, F. '44 Sfiwaya, B. '44, Scanlon, D. '42, Scheiterle, D. '4l. ROW Xl-Schleiqh, P. '42, Schleiqh, R. '44, Schmoke, R. '44, Schnell, D '44: Srhrmll, G. '43, Schnell, J. '4l: Scholl, R, '42, Scholl, W. '43, Schryver, E. '42, Schulfz, J. '44, Scordo, F. '42, Sczudlo, B Sigulinq, C, '43, Shaffer, N. '43, Shaw, T. '44: Sheldon, G. '43, Sherman, D. '44. ROW Xlll-Sherman, H. '43, Sherman, H. '43 Shi-rwood, P. '43, Shewairy, B, '42, Shorlell, C, '44, Shoup, C. '44, Siclari, F. '44, Silk, P. '44: Silloway, D. '43, Simmons, W. '4l ROW XIV -vgirnon, T. '44: Sirianni, K. '44: Sirianni, W. '44, Slawson, H. '42, Slawson, M. '44, Slinqerland, J. '43, Small, H. '43 Sinilh, A. '43, Smith, P, '42, Srnilh. F. '43. ROW XVfSmiih, J. '42, Srnilh, L. '44, Smilh, M. '43, Smifh, V. '42, Snodgrass, C 44: Snodrqmss, P. '42' Snyder, D. '43' Spears, G, '44: Speer, F.'42: Spencer, P. '44. '44. ROW XII--Sczudlo, R. '42, Seamon, J. '44, Seward, S. '44, Sederholm, D. '43, Seqa, G. '42, Seifler, C. '43, Selfz, C. '42, 4 WU 1 N ROW l-Spine, V. '42, Sroka, T. '44, Siady, R. '43, Sfeinbaclc, O. '42, Sfarlc, J. '44. ROW ll-Sfarlc, O. '42, Sfebeclc, B '42, Sfebeclr, M. '44, Sieinhari, S. '4l, Slepanian, E. '43, Slier, E. '42, Sfimlinger, P. '42, Sfimlinqer, T. '44, Sfimson, R. '43 Sfomieroslry, E. '44, Slone, J. '42, Sforner, R. '44. ROW Ill-Sfraighr, O. '42, S+uar+, J. '43, Sfurm, J. '43, Suchora, M. '44 Suda, B. '42, Suda, J, '42, Sullivan, M. '42, Swanson, D. '43, Swanson, E. '44, Swanson, V. '44, Swarl, L. 42, Swalf, M. 42 ROW IV-Szadlowslci, C. 44 Szadlowslni, H. '42, Tallous, J. 44, Taylor, A. '42, Taylor, D. '42, Taylor, L. '43, Tefff, T. '44, Tenny M. '43, Tesii, G. '43, Thomas, E. '43, Thomas, W. '43, Thomson, F. '43. ROW V-Thompson, R. '42, Thornion, W. '44, Thru- house, H. '44, Tiller, B. '42, Tilly, C. '43, Tomsiclr, D. '44, Tracy, F. '44, Troup, J. '42, Truby, C. '44, Trumfio, C. '43, Tucker, U '43, Tucker, J. '43. ROW Vl-Turk, L. '43, Turoclc, J. '43, Tuifle, C. '42, Tulile, D. '44, Uber, P. '43, Vales, L. '44, Vallee, A '43, VanCampen, J. '44, VanCuren, A. '4l, VanCuren, D. '44. ROW VII-VanDusen, C. '42, VanDusen, R. '44, Varley, B. '4I Vena, V. '42, Verbanic, M. '43, Voliz, F. '44, Voorhis, N. '43, Vroman, J. '42, Wainman, V. '43, Wakefield, E. '43. ROW Vlll- Wallen, J. '44, '42, Weaqraff, G. '42, Welch, 44, Wesfon, G. While, J. '43. '43, Wilber, B. Wal'on, A. '44, Walraih, R. '44, Wallers, J. '44, Warfield, F. '44, Wasmer, P. '44, Wafers, J. '43, Wayne, K H. 4I, Wea+herell, A. '42. ROW IX-Weber, R. '42, Weed, M. '42, Weed, M. '43, Weise, M. '4I, Weifzel J. '42, Welch, V. '42, Weldon, W. '42, Wenke, R. '42, Wescoff, J. '42. ROW G-Wesley, J. '44, Wesfon, D '42, Wesfon, R. '43, Wheeler, G. '42, Wheeler, J. '43, Wheeler, M. '44, Wheeler, S. '44, Wheeler, W. '42 ROW Xl--Whifeman, W. '41, Willmer, L. '42, Whifner, L. '43, Whiifalrer, A. '43, Whiffon, C. '42, Widrig, B '44, Wilber, R. '44, Wiles, B. '42, Wiles, C. '44. ROW Xll-Wilkenson, J. '42, Williams, C. '44, Williams, A '44, Williams, F. '4l, Williams, M. '4l, Williams, N. '43, Wilson, D. '43, Winsor, D. '44, Wisner, R. '44, Wiflenburg, W. '4l ROW Xlll-Wifler, L. '44, Wallasion, D. '43, Wollenburger, F.'43, Woodard, J. '42, Woodcock, J. '44, Worfh, B. '43, Wriqhl J. '42, Wrighf, R. '42, Wuelhrich, R. '43, Wurlz, C. '44. ROW XIV-Wurlz, R. '44, Wyviorka, J. '43, Yaqelowich, R. '43 Yahn, W. '43, Young, J. '44, Young, M. '44, Yuslco, J. '44, Yuslco, M. '42, Zalewslci, l. '44, Zapel, S. '43. ROW XV-Zinlc, J '43: Zoqhibe, H. '42, Zoghibe, J. '43, Adams, T. '44, Augusfine, M. '43, Dunbar, K. '42, Tyler, H. '44, Ricci, H. '43, Ursoy, E '43, Vales, C. '42. GZQME audcvzd, RUTH HANNES, Presidcmf THOMAS GEISE, Vice Presidenf PEGGY GEORGE, Secrefary FRANK McCARTHY, Treasurer OUENTIN BROWN ELLEN EANE BETTY ANN McGAViSK Siudenf Council S PHILIP REITZ, Presidenf JOHN LYONS, Vice Presidenf PEGGY HUNTER, Secrefary ROBERT LUNDY, Treasurer ROBERT ADAMS POLLY OAKLEAF Sfudeni Council GLORIA NORTON, Presiden+ RAYMOND OPPENHEIM, Vice Pr sideri MARY WEED, Secre+ary MARJORIE COLBY, Treasurer CHARLES VVILES, Sfudenf Council rqbna Mda Oh! Alma Ma+er fair and True Thy honor we acclaim, We rally 'round 'rhe Red and Gold To laud +hey noble name. In +hee we s+uden+s shall renew Our faifh of days gone by: Across The years, we'll live anew Thy spirit Olean High. Across 'rhe years, we'll live anew Thy spiril, Olean High. Dear Olean, 'rhy loving ways And charms will ever be, Those memories of golden days, Those friends and hear+s so free: To lhee we pledge +hy honor due. And parling sound +hy cheers: Our +hough+s of you, so slaunch. so +rue, Will live lhrough all 'rhe years, Our lhoughls of you, so slaunch, so True, Will live +hrough all 'rhe years. - BRADY si-ioFF 'A' 'k 'A' 'k 'A' , ,Uni 1 I 'W is lg 4- Q --ncbi: CD11 K M E pay TribuTe, on This page, To a long and Tender Triendship which The Olean High School STudenT Body TelT Tor Johnny FiTzgerald. He was The PresidenT oT The Class of l92O7 and The class memorial oT Tha'r year was The sun dial on our Campus, commemoraTing Those who sacri- Ticed Their lives in The World War. This suggesTs The ThoughTTulness oT oThers ThaT Johnny always possessed. We loved him laTer Tor his unusual musical TalenT, so generously given: and also for his friendly, kindly, personaliTy, so unusual and yeT so genuine. He will live long in our memories. I9Ol JOHN W. FITZGERALD I'-740 , ' T-X AJX 7- . A MER ' :A A M A I CA .on J ED Ho gum' an Hui 14',1f!neB ' O beaufiful for spacious skies, For amber waves of grain, For purple mounlain maieslies Above fhe fruiled plain! America! America! God shed His grace on fhee O beauliful for heroes proved ln lsberaimg slrife. Who more 'rhan self fheir couniry loved, And mercy more Than life! America! America! May G-od 'rhy gold refine i And crown +hy good wilh bro'rherhood Till all success be nobleness y From sea 'ro shining sea! And every gain divine! 1 ir ir l O beaufiful for pilgrim feel, O beauiiful for palriol dream Whose sfern, impassioned s+ress Tha+ sees beyond fhe years A 'rnoroughfare for freedom bea+ Thine alabaslrer ci+ies gleam Across 'rhe wilderness! Undimmed by human fears! America! America! America! America! God mend 'rhine every flaw, God shed His grace on fhee Confirm 'rhy soul in self-con+rol, And crown lhy good wilh brolherhood Thy liber+y in law! From sea +o shining sea! 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Replicas of This press and Those oT Bishop Zumarraga and STephen Daye, The TirsT presses in America and MassachuseTTs respecTively, were displayed in March aT The Friedsam Library of ST. BonavenTure College, which owns Them, and loaned in April To The Olean Public Library. ln our library This anniversary has been marked by The unusual number of giTT books and periodicals. FirsT Mr. F. H. Tapp dona+ed a I2 volume seT oT World Epochs, published by The American Flag AssociaTion. Then our Drama DeparTmenT, under Miss ElizabeTh Herzog, TransTerred nine plays To The library. FaculTy members conTribuTed as Tol- lows: Miss ElizabeTh Baldwin ThirTy-Three volumes, Miss KaTherine Karl Two, Miss LoTTa HobarT Three, Miss Helena Schleich six and Miss Abigail York Two. She SToops To Conquer by GoldsmiTh, and 29 plays oT Shakespeare in The Temple ediTion, presenTed lasT year by Mrs. L. H. Ballard, were recased by The librarian and puT inTo circulaTion This year. The above giTTs ToTaled 97 volumes. The Misses HobarT, Schleich, JaneT Sibley, Wombough and York donaTed back numbers oT The ATlanTic, ForTune, Harper's, Reader's DigesT and TheaTre ArTs Magazines. The library is indebTed Tor subscripTions To The American Social Hygiene Associa- Tion Tor iTs Journal, To The ChrisTian Science Church Tor The MoniTor, To The O. H. S. Commercial Club Tor HillTop, To The InTercollegiaTe AssociaTion Tor The InTernaTional STudenT, To The RoTary Club of Olean Tor The RoTarian, To ST. BonavenTure Tor The Laurel and The ST. Bona VenTure, To Miss Schleich. Tor The Journal of The N. E. A., N. Y. STaTe EducaTion, The Olean Times-Herald and The Sunday New York Times, and To The ScienTiTic SocieTy Tor iTs Journal. 0 I7 2472 Z ff' X I I GQ? Leif: M. Wesley Smilh, Mrs. Thomas Good, Miss Helen Elman, Mrs. Charles Williams. Mrs. Clarence W. Gabler, Mrs. William Pellon Pam!-7eacf10z 14 ' ' MRS. CHARLES WILLIAMS, Presiden+ MRS. THOMAS GOOD, Secrelary MRS. E. J. GIBSON, Firsl Vice Presidenf MRS. C. W. GABLER, Treasurer MISS HELEN EHMAN, Second Vice Presidenf MRS. M. WESLEY SMITH, Program Chairman MRS. WILLIAM L. PELTON. Publicify Chairman HE Olean High School P. T. A. is a uni+ of +he Nalional and also +he New York S'ra're Congress of Parenl-Teacher Associalions. This associafion works wiih fhe school in all programs for 'rhe beflermenl of youih condilions in 'rhe communily. Hs aim is: To promole a beiler undersfanding belween lhe home and 'rhe school. The Olean High School organizalion has been very foriunare in having lhe very fullesl cooperafion from 'rhe facully in all ils aciivilies. The programs for lhe various meelings were based on rhe fheme-Educalion for American Life. They were carried oul in an inslruclive and enleriaining manner. A high-lighf of lhe programs was rhe play, The Bishop's CandIes'ficks, given by members of lhe Dramalic Club under ihe direclion of Miss Elizabeih Herzog. As an aid 'ro fhe pleasanl friendly almosphere of many meelings, refreshmenls were served by fhe Home Economics Classes under fhe supervision of Miss Jessie Wall. The success of 'rhe Bumble Bee Prince Operella was added fo by rhe High School chorus under The direcfion of Miss Gladys Roberison. The Commercial Deparfmenf under 'rhe supervision of Miss Milchell provided rhe programs for fhis enferfainmeni. Alfogefher, fhe officers and chairmen look back on a very pleasanl year. r SeaTed: M. Lennon, R. ST. John, V. RycraTT, A. Saussier, N. Wheeler, D. Branf. Shandinq: Miss Hobart J. Davis, H. Oppenheim, R. Davis, H. Lown, M. L. DeuTer, M. Wifz Gangaeat Sfaff ROBERT DAVIES HENRIETTA LOWN EDITORS-INACHIEF MARJORIE WITZ HELEN OPPENHEIM DOROTHY BRANT MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR MICHAEL CECI CASIMER SERMAK STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS ASSOCIATE EDITORS JEANNE DAVIS MARY LOUISE DEUTER MURIEL GOLDEN MARY CATHERINE LENNON NEIL WHEELER VIRGINIA RYORAET ROBERT ST. JOHN ANN LOUISE SAUSSIER EDWARD SI-IDLIMSON ADVISERS .-fx' LOTTA B. HOBART MARTIN J. FARAGHER IIE, . HIS sTaTT has been responsible Tor The weelcly oneAhalT page issue OT Congress in The Olean Times-Herald: and also for The publicaTiOn OT This Yearbook-Congress. W This sTaTT is aTfiliaTed wiTh The WesTern New York InTerschoIasTic Press AsSociaTion. Lelf: E. Pane, Brown, P. Oalcleaf, B. McGavisIc, T. Armsfrong, T. Aflcins, V. Rycraff, E, Rucinslxi, R. Adams, C. Wiles. 'une Sfufenl fauna!! FRANCES RUCINSKI ------ Presidenf TERRY ARMSTRONG - - Vice-Presidenf POLLY OAKLEAF - A Secrefary QUENTIN BROWN ---4--- Treasurer TERRY ARMSTRONG THOMAS ATKINS VIRGINIA RYCRAFT FRANCES RUCINSKI Senior Members ELLEN EANE BETTY ANN McGAVISK OUENTIN BROWN Junior Members POLLY OAKLEAF ROBERT ADAMS Sophomore Members CHARLES WILES MR. SACKETT Freshman Member Sponsor HE COUNCIL for 1939-40 organized on Sepfernber 23rd. The following week anofher meefing was held for fhe purpose of selecfing cheerleaders, an annual dufy. The work of fhe differenf candidafes was observed during fhe firsf few foofball games and final decisions were made. Those chosen fo serve for fhe year were Eleanor Saylor, chief, Gloria Ash, Aldo Jacobus, Beffy Varley, Peggy George and Rufh Hannes. Ofher responsibilifies falcen over by fhe Council were: assisfance in carrying on lhe Vocafional lnsfifufe, and fhe promofion in fhe school of fhe Finnish Relief Fund fhaf was being carried ouf in fhe cify. Wifh fhe co-operafion of The sfudenfs a floral offering was arranged for fhe funeral of our beloved Johnny Eifzgerald. Several meefings concerning fhe 20-poinf leffer were held. A new lisf was drawn up, adding credifs for several new acfivifies and omiffing cerfain olhers fhaf are no longer currenf in fhe sfudenf body. 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Brookins, W. MCGrarIaqI'Ian, J, Jordan, E. SIepIIanIan. Second row: F, Speer, M Cal O UVI L Val S. Kuperman, P. Reifz, M. Golden, R. Judge, C. Geise, H. Kiebauqn. M. Kau+z, R. Gee. S. I-IuII, M. WIIIiams, V. I-IarrIS J McGranaq an Zronf rOw: J. Grady, M. EIIIS, B. FrabIe, A. DudIey, B. De-GoIIer, B. ZInIc, E. MOSzaIc. Sfandinq: Q. RIce IdIrecIOrI, T. GeIse G Benne W. PeIIOn, P. I IurTIer mm Jw. sczmz o MURIEL GOLDEN JEANNE GRADY N SARAI-I KUPERMAN - MARYLYN ELLIS MR. JOSEF RICE VIOLINS CLIFFORD BROOKINS MADELINE CALIGIURI BETTY DEGOLIER MARYLYN ELLIS JEANE GRADY SHIRLEY I-IULL JANETTE JORDAN WILLIAM MQGRANAGI-IAN JEAN MQGRANAGI-IAN ETI-IELYN MOSZAK MARGARET I-IANOBECK FLORENCE SPEER EDWARD STEPHANIAN VIRGINIA I-IARRIS LORRAINE I-IARWOOD BETTY ZINK DRUMS JANE WIXSON THOMAS OEISE FRENCH HORNS ROBERT OEE WILLIAM RINOSLEY CLARINETS SARAH KUPERMAN EVA CLAPP DOUBLE BASSES GRACE BENNETT WILLIAM PELTON TRUMPETS ROBERT JUDGE HAROLD KIEBAUOH PI-IILLIP REITZ ACTIVITIES - PreSIdenI - Vice-fPresiderT+ SecreIary Business Manager Treasurer - Librarian - Direcfor CELLOS ANNE DUDLEY BARBARA FRABLE TROMBONE MARGARET WILLIAMS SAXOPHONES MLIRIEL GOLDEN CHARLES OEISE PIANO PEGGY I-IUNTER FLUTES LILLIAN VALES DORIS COLBY BASSOON MILTON KALITZ Befween ads OI OpereTTa-Assembly-Spdng Concerlr Sedrional COnTesT In Bolivar Group from orcITeSTra played aT IOOTbaII banque-T and Teachers' Ioanque-I J fix .fix 5 Lf X 55 XR Ifxl, 'DEEJQ Z - 124 eff L-E12 EI A in A COP 'W A MER ' C A I fy H15 QIAC4' :mr 14 H Firsf row: N. Bercoon, J. Kingsley, S, Kuperman, M. Halle, W. Kings'ey, R. Bennell, J. Reifz, R. Cooper, J. Young A Se IO Graham R. Bennefl. Second row: E. Clapp, B. Kingsley, J. Gibson, C. Shorfell, M. Ereifag, J. Forness, W. Conklin, N. Graham J Graham P eIIz R. Lundy. Third row: A. Turner, D. Colby, L. Vales, M. Grosse, M. Golden, R. Cradduclc, R. Wuerhrich, J. McCue, M WIIIIam L Gardner L. Cecchi, J. Walsh, P. Uber, L. Hoff, R. Judqe, R, Wriqhl. Slandinq: K. Dunbar, T. Geise, H. Freifaq, G. Perr W Pellon R II Mr. Charles E. Edel erm 41.41. .wwf awe HERVIN FREITAG JEANNE GRAHAM - - Vice-President Secrefary ROBERT BENNETT - - Business Manager, Treasurer MURIEL GOLDEN - --4-- Librarian CHARLES E. EDEL - A - - Direcfor TRUMPETS CLARINETS DRUMS ROBERT BENNETT NORMAN BERCOON ROGER GRAHAM EVA CLAPP LOUIS HOFF DONALD KAMLER ROBERT LUNDY PI-IILLIP REITZ PAUL UBER ROSCOE WRIGHT AUGUSTINE SERIO ROBERT JUDGE JULIAN GIBSON JOHN KINGSLEY SARAH KUPERMAN CATHERINE SHORTELL SAXOPHON ES RICHARD CRADDUCK MILDRED GROSSE THOMAS GEISE WILLIAM MADISON BARITONES JEANNE GRAHAM NATALIE GRAHAM WILLIAM CONKLIN MURIEL GOLDEN SGUSAPHONES yxx JOHN FORNESS RALPH WUETHRICH . I IEe..sEf.:I'... Eg'3i,B5gEERS ggggE1O,,, jvaifg-RSJAKSI4-LIAMS KENNETI-I DUNBAR LILLIAN VALES DRUM MAJOR FRENCH HORNS WILLIAM PELTQN EQJQRETRTSY ROBERT GEE JUNE K EAMER WILLIAM KINGSLEY COLOR GUARDS GRACE IEENNETT RUTH COOPER ANN LOUISE SAUSSIER DAPHNE HOLMES JAMES YOUNG JEAN CHAPIN HELEN MARTINELLI ACTIVITIES Foofball Games-Band Concerf-Assemblies-Secfional Con+es+ Bolivar. SIaIe Confesr, Canandaigua, Raring I. Secured Ihird place in 'the Seclional Meef al' Albany. - 5 2-Ali 5 Q -QI-'5 f QQ? 'HQ 54 2 f fi-QWL cfiif N- ro0D . ,.a0f ' S CE. - H000 -..,... 55 -IIN Row I: E. Keough, L. Bello, A. Rowe, T. Grandusky, M. Caligiuri, V. Grandusky, P. Hall, C. Ceci, J. Lewis, N. Marino, B. DeGoIier, M. Gaefano, E. Gaulf, M. Gibson, L. Barnes, K. Leigh, D. Myers, R. Salvan. Row II: E. Salrnen, H. Chokrach, M. Rowe, M. Suchora, E. Fairbanks, M. Leyfon, P. Silk, M. Evans, E. Williams. J. Wallen, C. Snodgrass, N. Lian, D. Weslon, B. Frable, J. Clark, S. Hull, G. Shel- don, G. Osborne, G. Schnell. Row III: B. Carfer, A. Jerolds, D. Norfon, E. Cucchiaro, A. Grecke, C. Firkel, M. Mayer, B. Oakley, C. Lundy, J. Chiapusso, M. Carfer, S. Wheeler, B. Jenick, B. Hadley, S. Hurwifz, J.Jordan, P.OakIeaI, J. Safford. Row IV: N. Hickey, A. Barnelson, C. Marfinelli, D. Horn- burg, J. Judge, J. While, E. Clapp, E. Rockwell, J. Phillips, A. Piechola, S. Kuperman, V. Crowley, D. Schnell, H. Dorland, D. Olson, D. Fox, J. Fee, V. Harris, M. Wheeler, B. Dieflerich My Qlee ew EVA CLAPP ------- Presidenl JACOUELINE POTTER - - Vice-Presidenl' and Secrelary SHIRLEY HURWITZ - - Business Manager and Treasurer DIANA NORTON - V - Execufive Commiflee Member FIRST SOPRANOS ANNE BARNETSON ELIZABETH CUCCHIARO JANICE JUDGE ALBERTA RIEPPEL DOROTHY BRANT CHARLOTTE FIRKEL EILEEN KEOUGI-I MARGIEANN ROWE MADELINE CALIGIURITERESA GRANDUSKY MARGARET LAYTON EUNICE SALMEN ANNA CAMPAGNARI ALICE GRECKE CLARA MARTINELLI ROSEMARY SALVAN BERNICE CARTER VIRGINIA HARRIS KATHRYN MITCHELL GERALDINE SHELDON HELEN CHOKRACH NORENE HICKEY DIANA NORTON MARY SUCHORA EVA CLAPP DORIS HORNBURG JACQUELINE POTTER JEANNE WHITE REGINA CLEMENTS EVELYN WILLIAMS SECOND SOPRANOS CAROLINE APITZSCH JOYCE FAY JACOUELYN LEWIS ALETHA ROWE CATHERINE BECKER VIRGINIA GRANDUSKY CHRISTINA LUNDY DONNA SCHNELL LOUISE BELLO BETTY HADLEY NORMA MARINO GLADYS SCHNELL MARIAN CARTER PATRICIA HALL MARGARET MAYER PATRICIA SILK JEAN CHIAPUSSO SHIRLEY HULL DELPHINE MYERS CONSTANCE SNODGRASS VIRGINIA CROWLEY BETTY JENICK JEAN PHILLIPS RUTH STORNER HELEN DORLAND ARLENE JEROLDS ADDELINE PIECHOTA DOROTHY TOMSICK MYRTLE EVANS JANETTE JORDAN EDITH ROCKWELL JOSEPI-IINE WALLEN ELAINE FAIRBANKS SHIRLEY WHEELER ALTOS LORNA BARNES JANICE FEE SHIRLEY HURWITZ DOROTHY OLSON CATHERINE CECI DELAPHINE FOX SARAH KUPERMAN JEAN OSBORNE JUNE CLARK BARBARA FRABLE KATHRYN LEIGH JOAN SAFFORD BETTY DEGOLIER MARGARET GAETANO NORMA LIAN EMMA URSOY BETTY CALLAHAN EMOGENE GAULT POLLY OAKLEAF DOROTHY ANN WESTON BARBARA DIETTERICH MARIAN GIBSON BETTY JANE OAKLEY MEREDITH WHEELER GLADYS ROBERTSON, Direclor ACTIVITIES-Chrisrrnas Assembly. Spring Concert Back row Ileff Io riqhll: W. Pellon, G. Filzpalriclc, P. Uber. R. SI. John, J. Slingerland. E. Fraun, L Gardner, C. Evans, W. Oakley, J. Walsh, J. Hornlein, W. Parker, R. Wrighl, R. Lundy, A. James Second row llefi Io righfl: R. Adams, A. Hancock, A. Chew, B. Bowser, A. Saussier, E. Clapp, E. Mos zak, J. Grady, B. Kelly, C. Pelerson, V. Wainman, B. Glasser, S. Kuperman, D. Grosse, E. Goranson H. Freilag. Firsi row Ileff Io righilz K. Mifchell, B. Varley, V. Kula, G. Sega, J. Chapin, L, Jordan J. Filzpalrick, P. George, E. Eakins, E. Saylor, F. Speer, J. Elliofl, L. Barnes. ELEANOR SAYLOR 4--- President JEAN CHAPIN - - DOROTHY GROSSE - LEWIS GARDNER - - - Vice-Presidenl and Secrefary - Business Manager and Treasurer Execu+ive Commiffee Member ALTOS BARBARA KELLY SARAH KUPERMAN SOPRANOS ANN HANCOCK VERONICA KULA LORNA BARNES FAITH EAKINS BEVERLY BOWSER JEAN CHAPIN AUDREY CHEW KATHRYN MITCHELL JEANNE ELLIOTT CI-IARLENE PETERSON EVA CLAPP ETHELYN MOSZAK PEGGY GEORGE ELEANOR SAYLOR JEAN FITZPATRICK ANN LOUISE SAUSSIER ELSIE GORANSON FLORENCE SPEER BETTY GLASSER GLORIA SEGA DOROTHY GROSSE VIRGINIA WAINMAN JEANE GRADY BETTY VARLEY LUCILLE JORDAN TENORS BASSES ROBERT ADAMS CLIFFORD EVANS JOHN HORNLEIN WILLIAM PELTON GREY FITZPATRICK EDWARD ERAUN ALBERT JAMES JOSEPH WALSH ROBERT ST. JOHN HERVIN FREITAG ROBERT LUNDY ROSCOE WRIGHT JOHN SLINGERLAND LEWIS GARDNER WARREN OAKLEY PAUL UBER WAYLAND PARKER JANE WIXSON, Accornpanisf GLADYS ROBERTSON, Direcfor ACTIVITIES The Gilberf and Sullivan opererfa Pinafore P. T. A. Meeling Seciional Confesl in Bolivar Sfafe Conlesf, Canandaigua, Rafing II, eligible for Nalional Confesl Spring I939 Slale Conlesl in Snyder Some members look par? in Ihe Sedional Concerf Several members were in Ihe chorus of The Bumble Bee Prince Spring Concerr HE musically minded public oT Olean aTTended The showing oT The second oper- eTTa, H. M. S. PinaTore, in The High School AudiTorium, November I7, I939. This performance emphasized The imporTance oT The dramaTic and musical worlc being done in The High School music classes. Sir Joseph PorTer, FirsT Lord of The AdmiralTy, soughT The hand oT Josephine, buT was ThwarTed because oT Josephine's love Tor a lowly seaman, Ralph RoclcsTraw. Li++le BuTTercup upseTs The whole siTuaTion by revealing The TacT ThaT Ralph is The well-born one who should be in command of The ship. This maTTer brings abouT The marriage oT Josephine and Ralph, while Sir Joseph has To be conTenT wiTh his cousin, Hebe. Mr. Joseph Cassidy, of ST. BonavenTure College, presenTed an excellenT per- Tormance in The role oT Sir Joseph PorTer, FirsT Lord of The AdmiralTy. Mr. Donald WiTTenburg of The Olean High School TaculTy very capably Tilled The role oT CapTain Corcoran while Beverly Bowser, member of The Olean High School sTudenT bocly, very ably assumed The role of Josephine. A TeaTure oT The opereTTa was The excellenT work of The High School choruses. Much crediT is due Miss RoberTson as musical direcTor and To Miss Gladys Ap-iTzsch, as accompanisT. CosTumes were in charge oT Mrs. Joyce Wallace, Miss Dora Reed and Mr. Paul Souders. Jeanne EllioTT direcTed The dances. 79 Seafedz J. ColeberT, G. FilzpaTrick, D. Grosse, B. George, Seward Carrick, D. BranT, D. Purdy, V. RycraTT. STanding: P. Frable, F. Colby lprompTressl, P. STurm, Miss Herzog ldirecTorl. S. Yaw, N. STevens, T. FiTzpaTrick. PRIL I9, 'lJune Mad , The annual Senior Play was presenTed To a large audience. WiTh perTecT casTing, able direcTion and inTelligenT acTing, June Mad was a :ompleTe success. BeTTy George playing The role of Penny, The love sTricken, innocenT young wriTer, dancer and woman, and Chuck Harris lSeward Carrickl her glider-Tlying boy Triend, play The leading roles. Penny's eTTorTs To show The ulTra sophisTicaTed, man-oT-The-world, Roger Van Vleck lDouglas Purdyl ThaT she was a woman of The world broughT havoc To The Wood domicile, presided over by DocTor and Mrs. Wood. These Two parTs, played by Grey FiTzpaTrick and DoroThy Grosse, broughT back Tond memories To oTher parenTs, as Penny was sympaTheTically guided Through The rigors and pains oT growing up. Penny's problem, Roger, was broughT home Trom college by Penny's Uncle Mervyn lSheldon Yawl. UnTorseen complicaTions arose when Roger, The charmer he was, capTivaTed Chuck's sisTer, and Mervyn's girl, The cool, ravishing Julie lVirginia RycraTTl. BUT Roger was noT Mervyns only problem, Tor Mervyn was The obiecT of The amusing buT unwelcome aTTenTions of The neighborhoods pesT, li++le Milly Lou iDoroThy BranTl, who saw all, knew all, and Told all--helped by The WenTworThs, lPaul Frable and June ColeberTl. Roger was noT Chucks only concern, eiTher, Tor his sTern TaTher lPaul STurml violenTly opposed Chuck's passion Tor glider Tlying. l-lowever, wiTh The aid of comical Elmer TuTTle llerry FiTzpaTrickl, Chuck Tinally won over his TaTher and Penny, who, by This Time, had fallen compleTely under The charm of Roger, by making a record Tlighf in his home-made glider. NOT To be TorgoTTen is The amusing, maTTer-oT-TacT, ETTie lNorene STevensl, The Woods maid, who was consTanTly Trying To keep her slip Trom showing buT couldn'T. She kepT The Wood's Tamily supplied wiTh Tood, buT never could endure The consTanT dream OT company broughT in by everybody, including Milly Lou. June Mad was a source of greaT ioy and merry laughTer and was excepTionally well done. 73 .qw ,SJ 72 3 1. x hr it 1 Sealed: B. McGavisk, Secrelary: A. Jerolds, Presidenfq J. Davis, Treasurer. Firsl row: D. Savage. D. Brani, T. Campbell, H. Payne, T. O'Neil, V. Spino, B. Siebick, G. Sega, R. Bassano, J. DeRose, M. Good, J. Plall. Second row: G. Mairice, E. Levin, M. Maroney, L. Barlen, B. Halsey, J. Palm- quisi, E. Marsh, J. Moyer. E. Smiih, D.Wayne, H. Huni J.Ouigley. Third row: A. Ricci, P. Slimlinger. B. Dougheriy, E.Saylor, L.Car+er, J.Coleber+, F. Colby, B. Gillmore, H.Oppenheim, J.SchnelI, M. Rodie, M. Kolkowski. Fourfh row: D. Scheiierle, N. Sievens, N. Hickey, S. Brown, E. Kuhn, G. Ash, 0 M. Firkel, J. McAuliffe, M. Howden, H. Clark, B. Sweifzer, B. Lynch, D. Burdsall, B. Kelly. . I ARLENE JEROLDS ---- - Presidenf DOROTHY COLE - - - Vice-Presidenl BETTY ANN McGAVlSK - - - - Secreiary JEANNE DAVIS ----- - Treasurer MISS HOBART MISS PERCIVAL MISS BEAR MISS HALL MRS. HANNlGAN Advisers HE WAYSIDE is a club composed of Junior and Senior high school girls which organized abouf foriy years ago. Since fhar lime, +he club has siood a+ +he head of ihe many acliviiies of our school. The emblem of The Wayside is a W wi'rh +hree dols above, signifying love, loyalry, and friendliness-everyihing we Try To make Wayside siand for. ln carrying oui' our aciiviiies ihis year, we sirove 'ro oblain and make use of a praciical knowledge of parliameniary law and io promofe a degree of inielleclual and social improvement all oi which goes To make inreresiing young women. Our aclivilies for The year sfarfed wiih ialks given by promineni persons, including a very inreresring review on parliameniary procedure given by Miss Percival of our High School faculry. Some orher very worfhwhile programs included colored moving picrures of America's Naiional Parks shown by Miss Miichelli a ialk on ihe Souih by Miss Gould: and a very inspiraiional address on Signs of Leadership , by Mr. Fisher, Secrelary oi rhe YMCA of Olean. An inleresiing accouni of bird migrarion was given by Mrs. Emens a+ one of our meerings. A iureen dinner in The cafeleria was enioyed in April. Plans were made laier in 'rhe season for fhe annual spring dance. Music, pro- vided by Sieve Bubbles Carrwrighi and his Bachelors was enihusiasiically enioyed. This dance, June 7, was rhe lasr social evenr of ihe Wayside year. O I ,I Lefl 'ro righr: Cecelia Furey, Doris Marfinelli, Helen Royer, Charles Sellz, Shirley Hurwifz, Lillian Cronin, Mariorie Wilz, Joseph Eade. Rober+ Prail, Beffy Moszak, Edwin Sweilzer, Salem Simon, Silas Sfeinharl, John Mansour. Shack Glad MARJORIE WITZ - - - Presidenf TERRY ARMSTRONG - - - Vice-Presidenl' ROBERT PRATT - - Secrelary-Treasurer MISS BALL - - Facully Adviser N This democra+ic insfifulion in a grea+ democraiic nalion, sludenls are given every opporrunify To develop lheir falenls. The Skelch Club is an organizalion of sfudenls who are especially inieresfed in 'rhe sludy of Ari. Meelings are held weekly and lhere is always an inreresling program. Members exercise lheir 'ralenrs in various Types of skelching usually from life models. Among 'rhe models were Charles Sellz, Doroihy Branl, Lorelra Kranz in a Spanish cosfume, Clara Marlinelli in a gypsy cosfume, and members of lhe June Mad play casf. One of The mosf enjoyable programs of lhe Skelch Club was a parly held in December. Members visifed Miss Moore's sludio where Mr. John York gave an in+eres'ling Talk on arl. Then everyone relurned lo The Arr room where refreshmenfs and dancing were enioyed. During +he year sludenls had fhe pleasure of having as guesl speaker, Mr. Mel'- calf Shaffer, well-known local archilecl. Mr. Shaffer discussed as his Topic, Modern Ari, using various books lo show illuslralions of il's development l-le gave an analogy of fhe arf of ihe past wilh fha? of 'rhe ar+ of rhe cubisls and surealisfs. Sludenfs had opporfuniiy 'ro siudy rhe work of Rousseau, lhe primilive painfer, Van Gogh, Surat Cezanne, Mafisse, Modigliani, Braque and Picasso. 5 ms 'K N L R'c hi 5 Qi? ,Z .N I 1 gs SNGYG O GGY CS Yvonk vow. xJw.5qnOOn, D.Bu'nev, xnocnxonvq, Cavnok, Qdxn , nvdq ,6.xJXc,Cav'On4x?andnna,C9,Sdnn4s1e:, Vseeo, Cvooo. VfxooNe vov1'.Ka4Nor, Snooqvass, Lennon, Canson. 'back vow. Psndvews, Waxnn, NNeXdn, '?'xc,N-np, C. xJXc,CaOOns4, Ysen-1., Yxnqxnes, O'Connov, xsfxovkon, NN nc,'nk, Ya, Bnnev, bv 4140 BW' JO ' '14 OOGGMNJ vows ...... mfgxaen OYXOYOPN3 QVWOVX - - Nl'xoe-?vesx6en'K Y'-994 N40 SCVXVCNYX - - 'Yveasnrer esns ncomnw . . . 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Roclcwell. STanding: D. Firkel, J. Moyer, J. WhiTe, J. Burns, B. Bowser, C. Kallenbaclc, P. Sfimlinger, D, BosworTh. vzwqmf Jn. Al.lCE GENE MURRAY A A PresidenT DOROTHY GROSSE - - - Vice-PresidenT HENRIETTA LOWN - - SecreTary ARLENE JEROLDS - A Treasurer MRS. TROUSDALE MRS. MORRIS - - - Advisers N April, I939, The AMC Club was reorganized by a small group of High School girls who were members of The YMCA. Today The membership has increased To TwenTy. Each girl is encouraged To parTicipaTe in all acTiviTies of The Y and To develop herself boTh menfally and physically. During The pasT year, The AMC has aTTended several lecTures-educaTional, vocaTional, and religious. Their social acTivi- Ties have consisTed of dances, dinners, a sleigh ride, a splash parTy, and a roller-slcaT- ing parTy. Through a well-rounded program, The girls sTrive To become well-rounded individuals, a necessiTy Tor a successTul democracy. ln December of l939, The AMC Club senT DoroThy Grosse as a delegaTe To The l'li-Y Assembly in Albany. AT This Assembly, The delegaTes sTudied The governmenT oT New York STaTe and learned Through acTual experience The processes OT law mal:- ing. The purpose oT This Assembly is To malce The youThs of Today inTo well-educaTed ciTizens and oTTice-holders in The TuTure, anoTher necessiTy oT a successful democracy. This year The AMC Club has a goal Tor which iT is sTriving-World Service. By conTribuTing To The World Service Council, which sends YMCA secreTaries over The world To Train youTh in ChrisTianiTy, The club will be helping To spread ChrisTianiTy and Democracy. And Today, Those are Two oT The Things The world needs mosT. 1 .. ,, V -ww. .. W Sfanding: B. Quenzler, V. Spino, S. Simon, J. Whife, N. Sfevens, P. Bufiingfon, A. Weaiherell, E. Carmany, W. Branch. C. Thomas, S. O'Connor, M. Guild. Seaiedz P. Snodgrass, M. Kolkowski, M. Miller, M, Lennon, L. Rogers, E. Fane, H. Royer, J. Plaif, H. Clarlc. fe Uncle 4 ' HELEN ROYER - President ELLEN FANE ---- - Vice-Presidenl MARY CATHERINE LENNON - - Treasurer LAVERNA ROGERS - - - - - Secrefary MISS TRENKLE - - Faculiy Adviser EMBERS of Le Cercle Francais may well remember ihe sixlh year of This organiza- iion because of ihe many inferesling and enieriaining meeiings which were held during ihe school ierm. A+ one of 'rhe mosi successful meeiings, Miss Schleich, our librarian, read a vivid and very colorful play, Joan of Arc . This was of much inferesf io all French siub denis and was enjoyed by all preseni. Ai anofher meeiing, Miss Mona Bos, a reporier from Holland, enieriained Le Cercle Francais by felling aboul her irip io France. Miss Bos discussed fully all quesiions which were aslced. She also amused everyone by giving her impressions of our couniry. One meeiing was given over io ihe singing of French songs and playing of French games: anoiher which was held ihe week before Chrisimas vacaiion was devoied +o iranslafing in French ihe ever popular Chrisimas poem, The Nigh+ Before Chrisfmasn. A play, Paris ln'rerlude , was given anolher week. Many new members have ioined Le Cercle Francais ihis ierm and if is hoped Thai we will have an even greaier a+iendance nexi ierm, when ius+ as many, if noi more inieresiing proiecis will be carried oui. v 's ,3 '-.Q F lri, l 'I Vtis . -gf.- fa ,.. -'X v Helen Dorland. DoroThy Grosse, Alice Gene Murray 74604100168 ' DOROTHY GROSSE - AUDREY TAYLOR - A ALICE GENE MURRAY - - HELEN DORLAND -----4 - PresidenT - Vice-PresidenT SecreTary - Treasurer MISS WALL MRS. WALLACE MRS. HATFIELD MISS REED Advisers HE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB is an organizaTion OT girls who are sTudenTs in The Home Economics DeparTmenT. MeeTings are held once a monTh in The aparT- menT, and, aTTer The business meeTing is over, a social hour is held. During The social hour, reTreshmenTs are served by girls Trom one of The Home Economics classes. CooperaTion is TaughT along wiTh The principles of enTerTaining. A Triendly spiriT prevails and every member is encouraged To parTicipaTe in The con- versaTion. Ouizzes on Home Economics subiecTs and on quesTions oT eTiqueTTe have been held. wiTh mysTery prizes Tor The winners. All The Teachers Trom The Home Economics DeparTmenT are presenT, and a Triendly bond is esTablished beTween Them and Their sTudenTs. AT ChrisTmas Time, baslceTs oT Tood and Toys were disTribuTed. This is characTer- isTic of The spiriT oT service ThaT is encouraged in The club. The girls learn how To be beTTer and more helpTul individuals in Their homes and in Their communiTies. Thus The spiriT oT service and cooperaTion ThaT has been TaughT in yy,,,. K, I '5777 The club carries on in each girl's home. And iT is Trom These homes POLITICST ThaT The good ciTizens oT The TuTure come To help To preserve and beTTer our democracy. l Fun? AH V, pm? of ULN IKJLHHH HW FAUITTI Nllf',iI1fJ. 7 WP1:-rw uirwmqf -rw rnrfffi. 5 Rolwrmf Mkfv. HH- rg V in llmdw. 4 Bnlmy 'Candy' in rf? f,f'fVif1Q hm morning l'm?h. 5 lmimfucw c'-r' -Vw-v of Uv: Home: ECO- rwCJmicsCM1b. Thu mf firvfri mul ',pirH mf Hmm! ffrmrwurrwg, rl- mfivirwq. 5 HM'lurJyf,11v'fWm',5,nl Ton. f fAvflvxMr:s farwi WO ifeflf. in fYf:HvfrV4, 3 Om Hurmf Efrqrwrrw iff, CMH Prr:',Hf'rrf Umoflwy C1r'fu'3',fz ? E'Vf:H Mcmnr-', .me MMF? fmfi VOM lfmdzna pfrd nm om Ron! Eaiafc Sul: fiiviaiorw. D UW qrvLN', uvfiffpr dm mer WMM uuqqfwimmz fvcmm Their vrfw Hflp ful wf1l?rf:f,'.. V f, D 'S-vt. I 41 sk +I 41 'K 4K r. fmlm 2 E',...,II.lT'E I sf, - 'A BL Sealed: J. George, W. Clark, H. Haul, J. Lyon, V. Hoffman, M. Baker, R. Pillman. Slandingz D. Taylor, N. McAuliffe, W. Lang. '7fze Sfamyz ew JACK LYONS ----' - Presidenl HENRY HAUT - - - Viceeljresidenl VIRGINIA HOFFMAN - - Secrelary LILLIAN GARDNER - Treasurer MISS BASS - V - ---- Adviser HE STAMP CLUB was organized when aclivilies began in lhe new school. The inleresls of lhe members vary. Many members collecl Uniled Slales slamps, bolh used and unused, and blocks of fours. Olhers specialized in covers and slill olhers are general colleclors. Slamp collecling has been spoken of as 'llhe king ol hobbies and The hobby of kings. This is a broad slalernenl, bul lrue. If can lake The place of books and lravel for lhe colleclor who can nol afford such, and il can provide a paslime for Ihe grealesl of men. Slamp collecling provides educalion along many lines such as geography, hislory and Iileralure and arl. Since we are all inleresled in our greal and peaceful counlry, I lhink il besl, al Ihis lime, lo discuss lhe slamps ol our counlry. In I893, The Uniled Slales issued a sel of sixleen slamps called lhe Columbian Issue. This ser commemorales Jrhe greal evenl in American Hislory back in l492. Since lhen, presidenls, famous American palriols, explorers, soldiers and seamen, invenlors, invenlions, wars and ballles, his- lorical and presenl day evenls, slales and lheir famous places, all have been honored on slamps of lhe Uniled Slales. Slamp collecling increases one's love lor his counlry, develops one's knowledge of lhe hislory and geography and makes beller cilizens of 'rhe boys and girls by pro- viding an inleresling, educalional, and palriolic paslime. Row I: L. McCann, M. Richardson, M. Fleri. B. Lee, M. Biehler, B. Gould, B. Wilber, A. Baldwin. Row ll: J. Rose, F. Smilh, V. Granduslcy. M. Rowe, J. Tallons, P. Lycelf, E. Brown, D. Tullle. Row Ill: J. Fee. J. Sandsburg, J. McGranaghan, S. Hurwilz, D. Jeffries, V. Swanson, B. Sawaya. Row IV: B. Donnely, H. Threehouse, A. Wallon, H. Goreclri. C. Firlcel, D. Fox. C. Ceci. Row V: Pafricia Dorson. F. Gavin, M, Dorson, H. Pancio. Row Vl: E. Goranson, H. Oppenheim, J. Baldwin, B. Oakley. LUCY ABBOTT - - - Presidenl' MAX RICHARDSON - - Vice-Presidenf MARION BIEHLER - - Recording Secrelary MARY FLERI Q - - Corresponding Secrefary JANE TALLONS - - - - Treasurer BEVERLY GOULD A - - Program Chairman MISS KATHERINE KARL MISS ABIGAL YORK Advisers LL you in+elligen+ high school sludenls Ioolc oul! Why? Because you are aboul' fo be asked a very simple quesfion 'rhal mighl prove difficull fo answer. The question is: Whal is every person expecled 'ro know aboul? The answer is: Their cily, of coursel Tha? was really a simple queslion, buf now can you answer rhis one? Do you Icnow all 'rhere is 'ro lcnow aboul' your cily? Mosl of us would probably answer Ihis queslion wilh a loud No. Bul if you do wanl 'ro learn all 'rhere is lo lcnow aboul' your cily lhal is iusl whaf you learn in lhe Know Your Own Cify Club. The club's chief purpose is fo acquainl lhe members wifh lhe civic, indusfrial, cullural, religious and educalional life of Olean. The club also endeavors 'ro poinl our 'rhe opporlunilies which Olean offers +o ils people. In acquainfing ifs members wilh 'rhe communily life of Olean, lhe club has visifed many inferesling places, such as ST. Francis Hospilal, fhe Tile Plant Armours. lhe Times-Herald, lhe Sibley 8: Almy Co., lhe Glass planl. The Telephone Company, S+. Bonaven+ure College, The Jewish Synagogue, S+roehmann's Bakery, l'he Jail, lhe Pos? Office. Days'rrom's and Sfalion WHDL. The club has also allended Common Council meefings. Thus you see how The club aids one in becoming acquainled wifh Olean. ll' ll- ll' ll' ll' ll' 6-fs! xv-A 'fg 46 4+ 4 X 21 dxf' H, Q VB slr , Siogmerovl SOI-x C Sar0rAeXson, 'r il. Oasfres, VX. Gran new, 5. Uasfrs, 6, xJXa5rr'rc,e, Yxernrneneq, 4. Oodqe, L. Psbbokk, 5. Sdnnedk, . O. Ynrdnk, XJX. Herr, O. Sdne'OrerXe, Seakedz Vs. bassano, PX. Ueben , Skendrnqz O. George, L. barken, Xl. Q. Ywcrasrk, L. Crornn, CPXVXL SPXXJNXBYZLSOXNX - - Vreirdenk BLPNXXXLW, UPNNS - - Wrce-Vresrdendr GXLOIK VNPXWXNCY, - - Secrerarq BOYXBNNB YLVLVJ - - 'Yreasurer YNY: Cosmancx PXL CLUB, a reqrnar OXean Vfrqxn Sc3nooX ac3in1'Orsq, Xnas enrosqed one osr 'ns bes'r and rnosk sneoesssrrn sgeers. Yne Gob xnas been onder 'One qrirdrnq bands oss Lifrss xJfrXCneXX, nffrss Crerr, Lffrss i:verXe'On, and Mrs. Ysersxnner. Pssrde Srrorn 'One reqrner rneednnqs an enroq ebXe Onr'rs'rrnas oardnq was xneNd. Tnrs gear One CofnrnerdreX Oob embarked noon a new nnderkerlrnq, Onar I OX onbnsnrnq a fnrrneoqrapxned rnaqa-irne Onak couXd be enroq ed bg ,One enirre fm sdrndenk bodq. Xxnboo was seXec3red as ,One narne fror Onrs snccesssrrh Knno- 0 6' 1 Jafron. Yloberk Desires, ?,dOror', deanne Oasfrs, Psssrskandr Edvrorg xsdarq Wen, N Psrk Edrkor beaded 'One prorecfr under ,One v4aXc2rOruX eqes oR One sponsors. Xxdvrop gave rnncfn needed and xneXp5roX ewroerrence 'rn Npewrrfxnq. 7? skencld crfvnnq, fnrqneoqraoxnrnq, and edrirnq Ko 'One rnefnbers osr 'One sd rs, CofnfnercQraX CXnb. Yo 'One skndendr, 'Or was a deYrqXrOOrnX Xreak, 'Vne oroceeds Srrorn 'One saXe osr Vfnboo vlendr Ror prxrcfnasrnq addOrronaX eqrirornenk Ror ,One club. OnN 'rn a dernocraoq srxcfn as ours, vlxnere Onere 'rs Srreedorn oss ,One press, can a prxbYrceOr'ron enroq a We and usedrh e-flrskence. 'Vne vendrore v4'OOn YYNNOQ Xnas been a dernocradnc, slendrrxre 'rn eversg sense osr 'One s-lord, and everxl fnernber oss 'One dnb fnore N aooreorakes 'One ornineqe ofr seX5r-e-Lpressron. Yeen CQXLDPX Y:APX??sNCX - Vresxderu QOYQHLX ppdxys . Xikce-Vvesxdenk RLXCVXPQXO NIOSSXXRX - Secfekavq SENNNE Oi: HOSR - - 'Yveasuvew EQ PXX, CLXNXC does 'us xaxx Row 'us cookfkmuhoo Ko Ueasocfacq. XX pveseuks a 'kuoch 'mah Ko BSSGCYNXOXQ evevq gear. 'Yhe umoch kfxah fepveseuks Xhe pvachce osx Pxmefxcau Xveedofu 'xo veqavd Ko speech, Xhe press and vehcjxou. 'Whe Xv'xaX oss Yveshrvau Yxamekku , pveseuked 'xo VTBQ, showed how couvk pvoceduves are cavvked ouk 'xo a hufuofous, qek sefxous waq. Yveshf wav Yxamekk was Xhe deieudauk, accused oss skeahoq 'xce cveafu ak a seuxov 'oauoxuek and oss cahmq serixovs Yak headsx . Xdxs Xawxgev, Nkomexg Bfxqhkeqes, Xovouqhi Nauqhs ah Xhvouqh hxs howerq speeches. Xhe Xawqer Sao: Xhe pXaxuX'M, Nkomeq Xevuhc, caused some covhvvohon vfxkh hxs euevqehc pevsorxahkq and speeches. 'Yhe 'Xuvq oss XwehJe merdoefs were supposed Ko doe sefxous peopXe vepveseok- Xhe comvuuriuq. Pixkev a Yxevq Xoakhe 'she 'hum vecessed and vekumed wkkh Xhe U ook quuhf' . Courk was Xheu adyoumed. d ouk 'wx skvkck couvk procedure Nhus showmq Xhe skudeuk xoodq ofa Xv'xaN X04 'Xuvq and 'xs ook uuxushq pudxshed. ak CXuxo meefmqs and euxoqed. C5faphoXoqxq d oX XeqaX 'm'QovmaXKoo and a .mg X ' X o cavvke vkqhk ' d on ' Xuu vevdxc NX Xhxs was cused has Xhe Kes weve came fax v0eeX'mqs. bers a cevkam doe, Ps. Yhm.. Kev. XJM Xhak ah Vhoko-cfxme was auokhev suxoxeck 'xox 'Yhe X,eqaX Chrfxc aissovds 'us we qood hme. heh sxde QR skaqe, Yxrsi vow: S. Coask, O. wlxcfswanaqhary X.. Qavdnev. Second vow: YN. Thwd vow: C, Samuekoo, YA Ysucmsix, 5. O'Coouov. Sk audmoz Cd. Cohdxhowev, B. XNAB115, ?hxeXschxeRkew, Ylxqhkg Psflxccx, Xhxwoshev. Ywsk vow: Ysfoevem, ?:.?lxchavd ?s.Oav'xe X L.Ysfam., . Lean, Xd.Shemau, Second :ow-. eW oe, vlX.?seuN-o Ys.?lxXes4, XJN Gvanduskq Skadq Xoqrfxevows 4 ac skud seve GN YQCO Ceo Vs hiv.- hx Fronf lseafedl: W. Wiffenburg, S. Sfeinharf, R. Fairchild. Seafed laf fablel: A. Fifzsimmons, H. Kosinski, J. Moyer, N. Lian, F. Tiller, E. Germany, B. Banfield, J. Grady. Sfanding: D. Baker, A. Mullen, J. Schnell, C. LeRoy, l. Gaffilio, D. Scheiferle, D. Savage, Miss Zuber ladviserl, M. Cornish, V. Peck, S. Cole, L. Barfen, M. Baker, T. Elling, A. Hogue. NORMA LIAN - - Presidenf FLORENCE TILLER - - Vice-Presidenf VTRGINIA GEUDER - - Secrefary JEANNE MOYER - - Treasurer MISS ZUBER ------'- Adviser HE OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB has enjoyed a second year of acfivify. The aim of fhe organizafion is fo give high school sfudenfs an opporfunify fo correspond in English wifh boys and girls abroad and fo make friends wifh fhem. This friendship engenders a feeling of good will. The American sfudenfs wrife fhe firsf leffers in English. This language is whaf fhe sfudenfs abroad wanf, as if is eifher fheir nafive fongue or fhey have learned if in school. The leffers are all personal ones abouf school life, vacafions, sporfs, fhe family, fhe fown or cify, and fhe nafive counfry of 'rhe correspondenfs. The club meefings are held every fwo weeks on Wednesdays, and anyone inferesfed is eligible fo ioin and is cordially welcomed. The Correspondence Club has found all fhis fo be real fun and a sure way of geffing up-fo-dafe, direcf informafion abouf life in ofher counfries. The leffers make The American sfudenf appreciafe his own counfry. During fhe meefings, fhe sfudenfs read and discuss leffers received. They also bring for display, snapshofs, posfcards, coins, and small giffs fhaf have been senf in fhe various communicafions. If is hoped fhaf fhe sfudenf body will confinue fhis organizafion which has had such a successful beginning and make if one of fhe permanenf clubs of fhe school. VVho knows buf fhaf some day some of fhe club members may have an opporrunify fo meef fheir friends abroad? XQNTN X an ff l i N T , f , Z L i, Mr. SmiTh, Miss Reed, Mr. SackeTT, G. BenneTT, J. Quigley lassociaTe memberl, M. Rodie lassociaTe memberl, H. Blassey, G. Ruser, C. Sermak, R. NuTT, D. Chipchak, J. Chipchak. 743 0 GM CASIMIR J. SERMAK - - - - Presidenf JENNIE DE ROSE A - - Vice-PresidenT ROBERT NUTT - SecreTary and Treasurer l-TE CAMERA CLUB, under The leadership oT Casimir J. Sermak, has been very acTive ThroughouT The pasT year. DeTermined To live up To The sTandards seT up by pasT camera clubs, The club began iTs exisTence wiTh an inspired spiriT, Tull oT vigor and enThusiasm. The re-esTablishmenT of The organizaTion Tor The school year became a realiTy in Ocfober oT l939. IT adopTed The Tollowing objecTives: I. To acquainT iTs members wiTh The mechanics oT picTure Taking. 2. To Teach Those members who are inTeresTed The basic Techniques oT picTure developmenT. 3. To develop an appreciaTion oT good composiTion in picTures. 4. To learn To work and play harmoniously TogeTher or quieTly and unobe Trusively alone. ln almosT every proTession phoTography is being made a basic Tool. lT is becom- ing increasingly more imporTanT as a medium Tor dispensing The news. ln a Tree counTry wiTh a Tree and Tair press, The phoTograph uncensored and undocTored Tor propaganda purposes has a chance To make iTs greaTesT conTribuTion To The arT oT news desseminaTion and, consequenTly iTs greaTesT impeTus Tor The perpeTuaTion oT democracy. The club hopes ThaT iTs members learn This. A parT oT The yearly program oT The club consisTs oT puTTing on one raTher modesT exhibiT oT The besT work oT The club members. The club works wiTh The yearbook sTaTT on making up The snap-shoT page of The yearbook, and occasionally a member cone TribuTes a picTure To The newspaper. C. Shorlell, P. Wasmer, M. Gaelano, P. Spencer, P. Brissee, W. Pellon, J. Eade, R. Null, J. Tucker, A. James, J. Praff, C. Sermak, C. Ferris, J. Donoian. GLW and Ghedwu Glad JOSEPH EADE - - Presidenl SAMUEL BADER - Vice-Presidenl BILL PELTON ' Secrelary BOB NUTT - - Treasurer HE CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB which was organized lhree years ago has been very aclive during lhis school year. The success ol This club is due lo lhe elforls of Mrs. Cowell and Miss Coburn, lhe club's facully advisers, and a few of The club members who have pul lorfh special eflorl in 'frying +o make lhe club a success in being presenl al nearly every meeling. Some of lhese members are: Joseph Eade, Bill Pellon, Jack Donoian, Palricia Brissee, and James Prall. Again lhis year lhe club was honored by lhe presence of William Ryan, who is The champion checker player ol lhis seclion of lhe counfry. Mr. Ryan played lhe mosl oulslancling checker players in Olean and also Samuel Bader and Joseph Eade, members ol The Chess and Checkers Club. This club was organized for lhe pupils of every class of high school lo spend lheir leisure lime enioyably marching wils. ln doing lhis lhey have secured members who are ol dillerenl' nalionallies, bul who are all good American boys and girls. The club is governed by rhese pupils iusl like any democralic form ol governmenl. Chess and Checkers Club would like lo see your name on lhe membership lisl nexl semesrer. Won'+ you join lhen? W af.-Zfalg-,fbi-iff aiagg-'55 H V, g ' fr ' : '-G' . ,..4P' '7aAle '7f-wma Glad PATRICIA STlMLlNGER - - Presidenf JAMES PRATT - - - - Vice-Presidenl PHYLLIS MURPHY - Secrefary ANN HANNON - Treasurer HE PING-PONG CLUB. which was organized lasi year has been one of +he mosf inreresring and mosr acfive clubs of fhe school. Through 'rhe efforfs of Miss Casey and Miss Pralf, The faculry advisers, and a few of +he mosl' acfive members, i+ has become one of 'rhe mosf successful clubs in Olean High School. Hs regular meefings are held every Friday affernoon in ihe High School cafeleria. Miss Casey and some members of her English classes conceived 'rhe idea of such a club. So, al present The club has noi only members from Miss Casey's classes buf also from nearly every class in high school. The club is governed by all lhese pupils wi+h +he officers af fhe head. as any democrafic form of government The above phofograph was made possible fhrough rhe cooperarion of +he slu- denfs of Olean High School, in parricipaling in a dime-dance which was held April Zrh of rhis semesfer. Nexf year il' is hoped fhar rhe membership of ihiriy-five acfive members may be raised To a+ leasl' fwice +ha'r many. In a club like lhis a large membership and regular afrendance a+ mee+ings s+imula+es +he enihusiasm and +hereby increases 'rhe fun. 2 'J5 If fix 'N f J3l:'4 f Nzfsfff' 3 Zliitile :J s , L. Brown, M. Brunner, D. Malone, J. Clark, A. Lillle, C. Forslin, M. Gaelano, B. Gould, M. Biehler. LOIS BROWN V - - - - - Presidenl MARIAN BIEHLER - - - Secrelary and Treasurer MISS RANDALL MISS CIERI Advisers l'lE grealesl culler uppers in lhe school congregale in room 3l4 every Friday nighl lo see whal lhey can do wilh a pair ol scissors, a iar ol pasle, and a vivid imaginalion. Now lo look in on a lypical meeling: From lhe back ol lhe room- Miss Cieri, I can'l lind lhe paslel Paslel Whal are you going lo pasle now, Marian? Ohl lwilh a sighl lhe wrile-up ol lhe mosl imporlanl evenl in my lile-my lirsl Junior Prom and my escorl was as handsome as Tyrone Power, Calherinef' I iusl lound a piclure ol him and Annabella al a baseball game. A baseball game? Dolly and I should have one ol lhose lor our sporls book - and lhis sorl ol challer conlinues unlil Miss Randall suggesls lhal lhey lay down lheir scissors, slack up lheir books, screw lhe lop on lhe pasle iar and pul lheir imaginalion on lhe shell unlil nexl week. A variely ol scrap books have been made by lhe girls. Among lhem are: Movie Slars, Sporls, Miscellaneous Greeling Cards, Slyles, Campus Evenls, and a parlicularly 'G' inleresling Memory Scrap Book by Marjorie Brunner. Oc? The members ol lhe Club lhis year are: Agnes Lillle, Lois Brown, Margarel Zur Gaelano, June Clark, Dorolhy Malone, Calherine Forslin, Beverly Gould, Marior' Q Ci Brunner, Marian Biehler. K. McLean, E. Salmen, T. TefTT Irecliningl, A. Schnell, B. Wilbur, J. McKinnon, V. SmiTh, C. Dahar. JOAN MCKINNON - - - - PresidenT THOMAS TEFFT - - V - Vice-PresidenT EUNICE SALMEN - - SecreTary and Treasurer HE FIRST AID CLUB, under The auspices of The American Red Cross, was reor- ganized aT The beginning oT This school Term. The course of sTudy covered The care of The body, which was TaughT wiTh The aid oT a very human and highly decoraTed sIreleTong TracTures: bandaging: The care of wounds: TreaTmenT of minor aiImenTs: and arTiTiciaI respiraTion. Dr. GreenIeaT gave a very inTeresTing Talk on The TreaTmenT of dog and snake biTes. Those inTeresTed in Nursing, Boy or Girl ScouT worlc, or Camp Fire work, have Tound The subiecT very beneficial. Among The social acTiviTies sponsored by The club were a ChrisTmas parTy, a dime dance, and a picnic all oT which were greaTIy enjoyed. Junior and STandard CerTiTicaTes were awarded aT The compIeTion oT The course by The American Red Cross. The insTrucTors, who were Miss Gould and Miss Ehman, hold STandard InsTrucTors' CerTiTicaTes. The course is one which is boTh pracTicaI and inTeresTing. IT is American, Too, because iT Teaches The value oT a well Trained body To go wiTh a well Trained mind which malces a compeTenT ciTizen in a democracy such as ours. 6 I gm SN ,S LXX1- 7- 2 SeaTed: R. Lundy, H. HouTe, C. Samuelson, R. Vossler, J. Lyons, E. Pavel, J. Hornlein. STanding: H. Blassey, R. Sherman, V. Welch, Miss Walsh ladviserl. 7fze Glad DICK VOSSLER ----- - PresidenT JACK LYONS - - - - - Vice-PresidenT CARL SAMUELSON - - SecreTary and Treasurer HE GEOLOGY CLUB is The newesT of all The clubs To show iTs Tace on The lisT OT The exTra-curricular acTiviTies. IT is sponsored by Miss Walsh, who has quiTe an exTensive collecTion oT rocks bearing various minerals. The members oT The club are making a careTul sTudy oT The Topography oT The local and surrounding areas. Miss Walsh has also a large collecTion oT maps OT New York STaTe and The sur- rounding TerriTory. Each is an accuraTe map OT a small secTion oT The sTaTe, usually a ciTy or a group oT small Towns. These maps bring ouT very disTincTly and clearly a picTure oT The surface TeaTures oT each deTiniTe area. Some oT The individual mem- bers have purchased Their own maps oT Olean and viciniTy. lT is a very inTeresTing and proTiTable pasTime To sTudy The surTace TeaTures OT one's own neighborhood and Town. The club is also enjoying a sTudy oT The various Theories on The TormaTions oT The earTh. Much inTeresT prevails wiThin This group and The knowledge gained by careTul invesTigaTion and reporTs is of real value To all. 2225 V? u 1- W3 J all .-14-'S if!- ' we f 4- -K 4 I I I 4 4' N 4 1 4 'K+-k if 40 ip Q24- X' 'S N Cveovqe, E. Seshov, Yxannes, Ya. Xl aneq, Q. Pssxn, Ps. Bacoxons YW, X939-Xq AO season was an 'LCGGSXOQXNQ snceesskh one 'sow Xxne clneennq secjnon Qeenox Senor , need dneeneaoev, CoXorRe Pssxn, Yeqqq Geovqe, Ynekkq Nl anew P350 Bacoxons, Rmb Yxannes were slew v1eXN sexnsfned vllxxxn 'Cne vesoonse oss We dnee xn Sedfxon. Good soofksqnensxnxp vias v4eXX dfxsQNaX1e6'xn 5sooXxoeXX, and BRXGY e sxnovk he xc Ywne, onnnq We X0asYe'0oaNX season aNso. 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X'n:ee :no:o vfxns and a 'nnaX game Noss ':o Pdeqanv ended One :eq,nNa: sdnedde and One Cnmson 'nad vlon 'One v1esXe:n dxs'::':c': clnamoxonsnxp. Xn a Xvfxn ':ea':n:e ak 'One ONean qvnx ONean :ne': Cvovlanda as PdNeqanv oXaved Ca':Xa:anqns. NN':'On ease, 'One Cnfnson pounded Govvanda ':n':o sn'o:n:s- sxon and v4en': on Ko enconnket 3a:nes':ov4n. Ps':':e: one o': 'One 'o:':':e:es': 'oa':XXes Rn 'qnson 'oas':-e'OoaXX 'n:s':o:v, 'One Ysed and C5:een 'nnaNNv K:'xn:no'ned ove: ONean 'xn a ':':qne oenod, 7.5-33. Tnns ended 'oasMe'OoaXX ':o: ONean ':o: X939-WAS, o Caokaxn Back Kane, ddnn 661.094 , XN'nY:a:n Veal, Y:dvva:d Snv de:, Enqene vane: . O': 'Onese Xe':':e:qnen, BEYLOY4, Senxo: vea:s and dou'o': s'n:onds 'One:: :eXu:n Cn s'no:': oven e:e onven ': ' ' X,av4:ence e':ed 'One:: Yxadixdn: Le':':e:s v4 '?Jn':Xe:, ?e':e: YXad1xc'+:. Veek and Snvde: 'nave eo:noN : anoX'ne: season. I 'ddXe :ov1'. ?mXNe:, Ved-, Ysane, 'Ba-Lovl, Y. 'nxcii iv ans, XQ:ne'nan, Snvden Xdavpanone. ':o Y':on': :ovlz Xdenen fdxnnka, XN'n:99Ne. :Jw Bad- :ow Ye':e:son, 5. Yxad-ixdix, Nixns, NN: FirsT row: J. Donnellan, J. Kane, D. Napolione, B. Mazza, C. TuTTle, J. Hirliman, W. Herzog. Second row: P. STurm, J. Adams, J. Hadzicki, J. Black, J. SmiTh, C. Kinney, J. GriTTie, F. Gleason. Third row: R. Whipple, P. Hadzicki, M. Geuder, S. Carrick, J. Boyle, J. Kakol, J. Suda, M. Hannon, A. GiunTa CORNIN6 FREE ACADEMY HE chrisTening oT The I939 TooTbaIl season Tor Olean High came on a sunny aTTer- noon in mid-OcTober. The place-Bradner STadium, The opponenT-Corning Free Academy. Corning drew TirsT blood, puTTing over a counTer in The second period aTTer baTTering Olean's defense inTo submission. Corning came back To score a gain in The Third. ATTer desperaTe aTTempTs, The Crimson Tinally connecTed a pass To Kane Tor Their only score. Fumbles played a big role in Olean's downTall. SALAMANCA HE INDIANS came To Town none Too highly raTed buT They did have a big line. Olean had The ball Three-TourThs oT The Time and drive aTTer drive Tizzled ouT unTil Two end-arounds, used exTensively, clicked Tor scores. As in The previous game, Olean Tumbled! and Tumbled! ITHACA HE TirsT ouT-oT-Town Trip Tor The Crimson was a Tailure, Though iT gave evidence oT The prowess oT The Olean line. A greaT IThaca Team, sparked by Their brillianT negro halfback, WashingTon, hung a I2 To 7 deTeaT on The Crimson. Bob Whipple was The whole show Tor Olean as he scored boTh Touchdown and exTra poinT. OIean's line besTed The IThacans aTTer The TirsT halT and sTopped The charging backs. DUNKIRK ITH Bobby Whipple again shining, The Crimson Tinally rung up vicTory number Two. Whip scored Olean's TirsT Touchdown aTTer a 40-yard sprinT on a punT- reTurn. NoT a single Dunkirk hand was placed upon him. Dunkirk Tied The score in The second period, buT wiThin a space oT Two minuTes, Olean had Two more scores and Dunkirk was beaTen. JAMESTOWN AMESTOWN, an old rival, Tell vicTim To OIean's now TasT-moving oTTensive, buT only by a IasT minuTe break. The Teams baTTIed each oTher To a sTandsTilI aT 6-6, buT Jack Kane, Crimson end, inTercepTed a desperaTe JamesTown pass and Olean Tacked up Their Third vicTory in Tive sTarTs. Li+Tle did anyone suspecT ThaT This would be The IasT Olean vicTory. - ' '-in-v-if , -rf .gf ' 5' Sl ,.nn-H1,a'hsgf' V HORNELL HAT should have been a comparafively easy vicfory was furned info dour defeaf for Olean, as fhe Red Raiders of Hornell scored a 7-6 upsef on a bifferly cold nighf af fhe Maple Cify. Gino Giallanzo scored Hornell's fouchdown and all-im- porfanf exfra poinf. Olean seemed 'ro lack fhaf needed scoring-punch and conse- quenfly losf. BRADFORD S always, our final game of fhe season was wifh our fradifional rival from across fhe sfafe line. Bradford. The Owls had piled up a remarkable record of 28 sfraighf vicfories wifhouf a defeaf and confemplafed keeping fheir slafe clean. This 'fhey did wifh gusfo as fhey proceeded fo rend fhe Olean feam fo bifs wifh charges and passes. The Crimson had only one chance fo score and fhaf faded affer four fries from +he 'rwo-yard line failed. Absenf from fhe game was Olean's powerhouse cenfer. Johnny Adams. Perhaps he would have been of help fo 'rhe Crimson buf ineligibilify rules kepf him from playing. Thus, affer four quarfers of merciless ham- mering, Bradford fook full measure of Olean and plasfered a humiliafing 39-0 defeaf on fhe Crimson. This game ended our foofball season of I939. INTRAMURAL SPORTS FTER being housed in fhe new school building, fhe afhlefic direcfors of fhe school, wifh some inspirafion from fhe Sfafe Deparfmenf of Educafion. decided fo re- esfablish an inframural sporfs program. The winfers of I938-I939 and I939-l94O were devofed fo baskefball and volleyball, while fhe summers were open for baseball. This form of afhlefics is becoming more popular each year wifh sfafe educafional heads and evenfually may replace varsify afhlefics. As soon as varsify baskefball pracfice is well under way, 'lhe afhlefic direcfors proceed fo organize baskefball leagues wifhin fhe school. Afler several weeks of play, playoffs are held fo defermine fhe winner. In volleyball. leagues are formed primarily for fhe purpose of insfrucfion for fhe lafer varsify feam. Assisfanf Coach Donald Wiffenberg has charge of fhe volleyball feams. VOLLEYBALL, BASEBALL AND INTRAMURAL OR fhe second consecufive year, Olean High School has organized a varsify volley- ball feam for Caffaraugus Counfy compefifion. On Safurday. April 20. af fhe Olean gym. fhe counfy playoffs were held, wifh a fasf aggregafion from Wesf Valley faking fhe honors. Olean had liffle success, dropping fwo games +o Franklinville affer defeafing Liffle Valley in fhe firsf round. The defeaf by fhe Franks eliminafed fhe Crimson from furfher compefifion. The Olean High combinafion was composed of William Taylor. Sfanley Swiff. Roberf Davis. Richard Vossler. Clifford Evans, William Nolder, Charles Tuffle, Henry Hauf, Edward Carapellefi, and Roberf Nuff. s BASEBALL I N I939. Olean High, for fhe firsf fime in abouf I5 years reinsfafed baseball as a varsify afhlefic. Physical Direcfor Cleon Linderman was appoinfed coach and before fhe summer vacafion several games were played. During fhe winfer of I939- l94O, a counfy baseball league was formed of feams from schools in Caffaraugus Counfy and league play began April 30. A complefe summary was impossible as fhis book wenf fo press in April. ggulblr .9-' ,QWT X l f f 2 X g . rf Nu In '15 fn 194 'Uv 4 fa-f Sealed: B. George, L, Hirliman. G. Ash, R. Hannes. E. Saylor. Back row: M. Bahan, L. Libby. M. Ford. B. Gleason. GLORIA ASH - Presidenl RUTH I-IANNES - Vice-Presidenf LEORA I-IIRLIMAN - Secrelary ELEANOR SAYLOR ----4-- Treasurer CLASS REPRESENTATIVES BETTY GEORGE -----4- Senior MARIAN FORD - - Junior MARY BAHAN - - Sophomore LAURA LIBBY Freshman GIRLS' SPORTS ACTIVITIES EPTEMBER IO Io I5-Tennis slarled Ihe ball rolling. Resulfs of final mafchz Singles, Gloria Ash wilh Marie Sis Smilh runner-up. Doubles. Marian Guild and Gloria Ash wifh Joan Ouigley and Marjorie Rodie runners-up. Seplember 26 Io Ocfober I9-Soccer, one of Ihe major sporls for girls. Junior Ieam winner--undefealed. December I Io March-Baslcelball, Sophomores undefealed. March Io April-Vollimillon leagues and shuffleboard Tournament April 'ro May-Kiclcball was organized for Freshman classes. Ping Pong and soflball organized for all classes. May Io June-Season winds up wilh Ihe spring Iennis Iournamenl and Girls' Sporfs banquef al which Iime Ihe Girls' Alhlelic awards were given oul. 2 9 Q J Fronf row: J. Plaff, J. Palmquisf, R. Hannes lcapfainl, E. Halsey, C. LeRoy X5 Y Midd'e row: T. Campbell, H. Hunf, M. Welch, M. Edel, E. German. ' aclc row: B. Gleason, B. Varley, J. Ouiqiey, M. Eord, L. Barfen, P. George. '7fxe Saccm '7eam HE JUNlORS were again vicTorious This year adding anoTher undefeafed s To Their record. Seplrember I8-Juniors de'feaTed Seniors, l-O. Seplrember I5-Juniors deTeaTed Sophomores, I-O. SepTember 28-Seniors held The Juniors, O-O. OcTober 2-Juniors defeaTed Freshmen, I-O. OcTober 4-Sophomores defealred by Juniors 3-O. OcTober 6-Juniors deTeaTed The Sophomores, I-O by forfeilr. OcTober IO-Freshmen held The Juniors To a O-O Tie. Soccer is Members of The winning Team are: RUTH HANNES lCapTainl RighT Half PEGGIE GEORGE lManagerl Goalie BETTY VARLEY, Lelif Wing TEDDY CAMPBELL, Leif lnside DOROTHY COLE, Cenfer JEAN PLATT, Riqhf Wing CARRIE LE ROY, Righf Inside JOYCE PALMOUIST, Righl' Half LoulsE BARTEN, Lef+ Half BETTY HALSEY, Fullback JOAN OUIGLEY, Fuliback HARRIET HARTWICK, Fullback EVELYN GERMANY, Fuliback MARY KAMLER, Righf wing MARGARET wELcH, Fullback MARCELLA EDEL, Len Half GGSOFI The major sporT in The fall and is The TasTesT game played by girls. J 1 f X T 1 , x ET D SeaTed: J. WIT'ITe, A. PiechoTa, M. SmiTh IcapTainI, J. Parks, M. Verbanic. 5Tanding: F. DeMarco, A. Chew, F. Anzivine, B. Gleason. SOPHOMORES WIN TITLE GAIN This season IoasIreTIoaII proved The mosT popular sporT Tor girls. The Teams were divided inTo Two leagues: The EasTern League made up of advanced players, having The names of The easTern colleges: The WesTern League, made up oT Freshmen and beginners, having The names of wesTern colleges. For The second successive Time in The hisTory of girl aThIeTics in This insTiTuTion. a league Team enjoyed an undeTeaTed season. This year The Navy Team, composed oT Sophomores was undeTeaTed. The semi-Tinals game was played IoeTween Cornell of The EasTern League, made up oT Seniors, againsT Texas oT The WesTern League oT Sophomores. The score was Cornell 38 and Texas II. The winner, Cornell, meT Navy Tor The championship. High scoring honors Tor This season goes To Marie Sis SmiTh, Sophomore who accumuIaTed IO7 poinTs, CHAMPIONSHIP GAME P SOPHOMORE NAVY TEAM--4l SENIOR CORNELL TEAM-35 !,.-.X MARIE SMITH, Forward-2I ARLENE JEROLDS, Forward-8 Q g ADELINE PIECHOTA, Forward-20 SHIRLEY LORENZINI, Forward-9 JEANNE WHITE, CenTer BETTY ROSS, Cenfer-I8 jr JACQUELINE PARKS, Guard ELEANOR SAYLOR, Guard 1 MARY VERBANIC, Guard LEORA HIRLIMAN, Guard Lv FRANCES ANZIVINE, Guard CATHERINE MARRA, Guard Replacemenfs Tor Sophomores-Frances DeMarco, Audrey Chew. For Seniors-DoroThy BranT. FronT: J. PlaTT, F. Kubiclc, G. Kleason lCapTainl, J. PalmquisT, fl Back: B. Gleason, E. Germany, M. SwaTT, P. George. .- wwf TTA MAHU BlSON'S '40 WIN JUNIORS-CHAMPS OLLEYBALL proved To be a very popular sporT again This year wiTh ThirTeen well-maTed Teams. The leagues were divided according To classes-Seniors A, B and C5 Juniors D, E and F: Sophomores G, H, J and K, and The Freshmen Teams L, M and N. The Junior D's capTured The Volleyball league championship when They scored a 2-O vicTory The gallanT Sophomore G Team There was plenTy oT acTion on The volleyball courT This year wiTh all Teams showing Tine spiriT and cooperaTion. - I CHAMPIONSHIP wh OFTBALL, one of The leading sporTs Tor all girls, was very inTeresTing To Tollow This year. The leagues were organized of girls in The same class and Took The names of ouTsTanding Teams. The Bisons, Class of l94O, won The champion- ship when They deTeaTed The hard working, eager To win, Orioles, Class oT '4-I. Jennie DeRose was Their capTain and BeTTy Ross Their manager. The soTTloall games were played OTT aT The play ground aT School Five and There was always a greaT Tollowing. FronT: D. BranT B. Ross. J. DeRose lCapTainlg T. Marra, D. Savage, C. Marra. Middle: B. George, F. Rucinslri, L. CarTer, G. Mafrice, N. MorbiTo. P. Glas- Tord, S. Lorenzine. Back: Gleason, E. Saylor, L. Hirliman, N. STevens, B, Banfield A. Ricci. A. Jerolds, R. NorThcoTe, G. Ash. JOE WALSH DOUGLAS PURDY SEWARD CARRICK GREY FITZPATRICK JACK KANE PAUL STURM ROBERT DAVIES ROBERT DAVIS TERRY ARMSTRONG JACK GRIFFIE TERRY FITZPATRICK HAROLD KIBBE PETE HADZICKI CARL SAMUELSON CASIMIR SERMAK ALDO JACOBUS EDWARD MILLER LAWRENCE COLEMAN GORDON CRANDALL JOSEPH BERARDI GEORGE WOLFRAM LOUIS GARDNER IVAN FORSLIN. SHELDON YAW PAUL FRABLE WILLIAM HEINRICH THOMAS ATKINS THOMAS GUSTAFSON CLASS OF i940 NEIL WHEELER ROBERT BENNETT WILLIAM PECK ROBERT SHERMAN JAMES JUDGE EDWIN SWEITZER AUGUSTINE SERIO ROBERT WRIGHT STANLEY SWIFT Bes+ example of school Sp Besl' all around MOST Popular MOST Sfudious Besf AIhle+e Besl Sporl' Besf Philosopher Besf Looking Bes+ Dancer Biggesf Bluffer Biggesf CUT-up Fussiesl' Mosf Afhlefic Cleveresf Busiesf Biggesf Talker Sweefesf MOST Sophisficafecl MOST Humorous Mos? Nonchalanf Best Dresser MOST Talenfed MOST Ar+isIic MOST Opfimisfic Bigges+ Puns+er Wi+Ties+ MOST Original Youngesf Mos+ likely To succeed Mosl' S+ubbOrn Mosf Versafile Mosf Bashful MOST Sassy Sleepiesf Mosf Cynical MOST Musical MOST Sen+imen+al MOST Regal I03 irif DOROTHY OROSSE ELEANOR SAYLOR FRANCES RUcINSI4I VIRGINIA KREAMER BETTY ROSS GLORIA ASH HENRIETTA LOWN BETTY GEORGE MARY JANE EISERT HELEN OPPENHEIM KATHLEEN BAUM MARJORIE WITZ JENNIE DE ROSE SANZA O'cONNOR JEANNE DAVIS MARY CATHERINE LENNON JEANNE ADAMS BERNIOE SWEIUER LEORA HIRLIMAN AUDREY BOLENDER MARY JANE MILLER JANE wIxSON DOROTHY BRANT JUNE cOLEBERT MARION GUILD LILLIAN CRONIN RUTH PALMOUIST DORA BROWN CLASS OF mo MARY LOUISE DEUTER ANNE YAW ARLENE JEROLDS AGNES FITZPATRICK BETTY BANHELD LORRAINE MOORE MURIEL GOLDEN VIRGINIA BARTHOLOMEW VIRGINIA RYCRAFT SEPTEMBER Opening day of school. Joe Walsh elecfed Presidenf of Senior Class wifh Dorofhy Grosse as running mafe. Sfudenf Senafor's elecfed. Foofball season opens, wifh Corning F. A. downing Olean l2-6. Sfudenf Council elecfs officersg Skippy Rucinslci, Presidenf. OCTOBER Boys' l'li-Y adds fiffeen members. A. M. C. club organized. Alice Murray is Presidenf. Muriel Golden chosen Presidenf of O. l-l. S. orchesfra. Olean frips Salamanca I2-O. Maior George Fielding Eliof lecfures in Audiforium. Olean suffers second defeaf af hands of lfhaca I2-7. Mr. Unger shows films on foresfry in Assembly. Crimson win fhriller from Jamesfown I3-6. Arlene Jerolds elecfed Presidenf of Wayside. Delegafes chosen for Sfafe l-li-Y convenfion. Red and Gold unleash aerial affaclc fo drop Dunkirk I9-6. P. T. A. sponsors a foofball dance in O. l'l. S. gym. NOVEMBER Miss Mona Bos, nafive of l-lolland, addresses As- sembly. A. M. C. chooses delegafes for l-li-Y convenfion. Crimson l-loard lose hearf-breaker fo l-lornell 7-6. Mrs. Alice Roosevelf enchanfs audience. Bradford blasfs Olean 39-O. Nof Quife Such a Goose presenfed in Assembly. Vocafional lnsfifufe held. l-lillfopw, Commercial Club paper, appeared. Opereffa l-l. M. S. Pinafore a smash hif. Thanksgiving vacafion. Legal Clinic presenfs Moclc Trial in Assembly. DECEMBER Foofball dance a fremendous success. Congress wins signal honors af Buffalo. Grandsfand Coaches Associafion holds annual foof- ball banquef. Dr. Jock Sufherland feafure speaker. Liffle Geraldine a friumph. Baslcefball season opens. Olean iiffers away firsf game fo Depew 25-l2. Olean successfully opens Caffaraugus Counfy fifle defense wifh a 39-I8 friurnph over Porfville. Olean whallops l-lornell 42-24. P. T. A. presenfs The Bishop's Candlesficlcsf' Franlqlinville succumbs fo Olean's Golden Boys 56-24. Chrisfmas vacafion begins. JANUARY l-lolidays end. School reopens. Roberf Renwiclc presenfs Falsfaff. Senior picfures arrive. 5 Olean sinlcs Salamanca 28-I4. l-lillfoppers nip l-lornell 4l-39. 939-1940 I3. Crimson vicfory march halled 29-25 by Corning F. A. I6. Jameslown hands Qlean second slraighl defeal 29-26. I9. Marionelle show a success. I9-25. Regenfs. 20. Olean wins over Allegany 30-23. 26. Porlville falls vicfim of Crimson 39-I4. FEBRUARY 2. Maior Boolh speaks in Assembly on foreign siiualion. 2. Franklinville goes down before Crimson onsloughff 37-20. 6. Home Economics Deparlrnenl holds dinner. 7. Roberf Fisher addresses Wayside. 9. Elfon Colion addresses Assembly. 9. Qlean sfops Salamanca 28-22. I6. Anolher Rolary Club speaker, Margarel Kaiser speaks in Assembly. 20. Crimson cagers overcome Corning Free Academy 33-2I. 23. Wayne Hanson Ialks on Mexican silualion. 24. Crimson lose firsl league conlesl Io The Allegany Blue Devils 3I-28. MARCH I. Qlean swamps Gowanda 47-I6 and 'fakes Counfy lille. I. Bumble Bee Prince presenled. 7. Senior rings chosen. B. Jamesfown wins Class AA 'lille from Olean 35-33 in sudden dea+h overlime. Quiz Team defeais ST. Bonas in Assembly 26-2I. RoIIin' Rhy'rhm presenled Io huge audience by Kiwanis Club. I7. Senior Quiz Team Iriumphs over Bolivar 26-20. I5-3I. Long Easier vacalion. APRIL I. Easler vacalion ends. 3. June Mad commillees appoinled. 5. Firsl Senior Ball a gala eveni. 8. Dime Dance. 8-9-IO. Undergrads pholographed. IO. Mrs. O'Brien gives Iwo amusing, original monologues. I0 Lindy calls lor baseball candidales. Olean in league again. I7. Slale I-lonor League chosen. II-I2. Sludenls compele in Musical Feslival a+ Bolivar. I9. June Mad -Senior Play. 2I. Qlean faces arch rival, Bradford in Quiz. 26. Qlean Band scores Iirsl place a+ Canandaigua. MAY I. Lellermen announced. 3 Junior Prom quife an affair. IO. I-Iigh School Spring Concerf. JUNE i I Yearbooks issued. 7. Wayside Dance. HE CLASS oi: 191-LO extends thanks to you, the Advertisers, For your hearty cooperation in making this publication a suc- cess. May the coming year bring to each one oi: you value received on your advertis- ing investment. ak i' 'A' 'Ir i' 4- 1' 1 I I 4- N, 4 GQ 4 -if -V- 'NX XX I +1 41 4 'ka-pf f 10 i 0 ean G ass Compan Incorporated Manufactur C mplete Line of Glass Bottles and Jars OLEAN, NEW YORK V 5 n 15 ke '17, N .ff 4' ' . I' jf I, .44 fnlff 'lr 'Ex-mu. -my lns+alla+ion of Clark Super Two-Cycle Righ+ Angle Compressors CLAQK BIQCDS. CO. CLEAN, NEW YORK GAS ENGINES AND CQMPRESSOIQS ,,., . .ana YOU WILL FIND EVEIQY BANKING SERVICE AT TI-IE Exchange National Banlc OLEAN, NEW YORK The Oldesf Bank in Caflaraugus Counly Member of Federal Deposit Inflmuzre Corporation 1940 ,191 ,a Bag Yfeafz. -lor Olean I-ligh School and WHDL. Your parlicipalion in Ihe lnlerscholaslic Quiz, Silver Trumpel' Band Feslival. and Spring Music Feslival. has enabled WHDL Io prove Ihal il is TI-IE PUBLIC SERVICE STATION. NNI-IDL says +hanlc you. WI-IDL says good luck Io Ihe Class of I94O. X-F g . . i4oo Z zso ON Youk DIAL if Hs wATTs f 0 X X X N 0 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '39 FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE I. W. MILLER Sz SON THE COALMAN OF COLEMAN STREET Phone 4I7I 336 Coleman SI'ree'I OLEAN, N. Y. THE KEYSTONE GAS CO., INCORPORATED I IF IT IS DONE BY .HEAT YOU CAN DO IT BEST WITH GAS When Your Eyes Need A'r+en'rionI consuu AN ocuL1sT I Dr. Donald A. Macbuffie ocuusr l 407 Easf SIaIe S'rree'r Olean, N. Y. OLEAN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION ABBOTT MACHINE CO. ln+ernaIionaI Trucks CHIEF MOTORS, Inc. Ponfiac FORNESS GARAGE Plymou+I1, Chrysler. Cadillac, LaSaIIe, Diamond T Truck I-IASELOEE MOTORS, Inc. Dodge-Plymoufh MARRA BROTI-I ERS DeSo+o-Plymoufh M U RRAY-PAGE, Inc. Chevrolef-Oldsmobile SIRIANNI MOTOR SALES WiIIys-Nash SLAWSON 81 SONS Packa rd-H ud son-Terra pla ne VINCENT-WILDAY CORP. Buick WHITMAN-JESSON, Inc. Ford, Mercury, Lincoln-Zephyr, and Lincoln 0 ! DON SEELE I6OIf2 NorII'1 Union Sfreef OLEAN. N. Y. THE MARKET BASKET STORES St. Bonaventure College ST. BONAVENTURE, N. Y. Founded I859 Chartered by the Regent! of the Slate of New York, 1875 Regular college courses leading lo Ihe degrees of Bachelor of Arls, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Adminislralion, Bachelor of Science in Finance FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE REGISTRAR Sl. Bonavenlure College S+. Bonavenlure, N. Y. TH E FAS H l O N Mrs. Pauline Lax SMART JUNIORS FOR HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS I7O Norlh Union Slreel Olean, N. Y. DUKE of OLEAN 252 Norlh Union Slreef I PAINTS - VARNISHES - PAPER ARTIST SUPPLIES-PICTU RES AND GIFTS CONGRATULATIONS LESTER SHOE COMPANY 228-230 N. Union Slreel Olean, N. Y. PALMQUIST'S JEWELERS Dislinclive Merchandise al' Conscienlious Prices Diamond Selling and Engraving I72 Norlh Union Slreel Opposile Exchange Bank 7fae Mm Who eww!! Are you planning 'rhe foundarion for your career? This can only be done by forfifying yourself early in life wifh a bank accounl'-i+'s 'rhe besl' founda- 'rion 'ro build on. I+ is noi loo laie +o s'rar+ now. The doors of This bank are open 'ro you. Clean Trust Com pany OLEAN, N. Y. Member Federal Reserve Sysfem Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporafion CONGRATULATIONS l S T A T E D I N E R 4-I9If2 Wes'r Sfaie SI'ree'r CONGRATULATIONS I GAVIN - McCARTHY Where +he Sfyle Comes From CONGRATULATIONS I GIBBLIN DAIRY 204 Fulfon Sfreef Phone 5053 JOHN'S SODA BAR OLEAN'S ONLY SODA BAR Wi+h Dancing HOME OF JITTERBUGS 2400 W. Sfafe Sf. 7fze Saul ,of ,a Baq ,aa Inside oi every boy or girl no mailer how bed, is ihe germ of a very noble Man or Wom I GFI. HARRY F. HALWIG A BUSINESS EDUCATION! Today. more Ihan ever before, a Ihorough, pracfical business Training will open up oppor- funifies 'lor you io find your niche in The world, or fo carve ou+ a career. ig-'nIu..'. iii.1I:7'f'-llIi-fJlI-n.'.llh. lluiuil- Clmown Sclloo q4Bus1ness 734-750 Main Sfreef WAshing+on 2II7 Send for a cafalog now in order Io have plenfy of fime 'ro +hinIc abouf if. STANDARD LAUNDRY AND LINEN SUPPLY CO. Linens for All Occasions and Business Houses We Slave - You Save Call Us for Prices-PHONE 6268 Locally Owned and Operaled IOIO W. Siale S+. Olean, N. Y. Success 'ro Ihe Class of '4Ol l BUBBLES CARTWRIGHT and His OrcI1es+ra RI-IYTI'IM'S OUTSTANDING In OLEAN i+'s . . icklgal for GOOD FOOD NIIIIA In the Spot Light! Class Valedicforian or noi, Graduafion pu'rs you in I'I1e Spof Ligl1I' I ...... -and Davis Smarf Clofhes pu? you af find, lno maller wI'1aI you payl-Ihe your besf. This slore has been consid- Davis label is your assurance of quaIiI'y ered G-radualion ouffilfinq headquarfers and dislincfion. If iI's an Arrow sI'1ir+ for over 35 years. you need or a complele wardrobe, Ihis Famous for our large assorrmenls you'II is flue sfore for you. - DAVIS- Clothing Company SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK Including Rugs and Curlains Only Pure Sell Waler Used OLEAN, N. Y. SANDBURG BROS. LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS TIRES-ACCESSORIES Exide Bafferies THE ELMS SERVICE STATIONS W. Sfale al l4II'1 436 S. Union 4444-Phones-5544 Complimenls of THE MARBA SYSTEM CONGRATULATIONS Class I 940 Our Very Besf Wishes For Your FuI'ure Think-A rt-Save SIBLEY-ALMY CO., Inc. Makers of GOLDEN CUP COFFEE Every Sip All Iflfpiration li+'rle more Than a cenfury and one-half ago, +he immorial Jefferson in speaking on educafion said, Any democraric sociefy fhaf imagines ifself half educafed and half illiferale, imagines whal' never was nor never can be. In olher words +he only sale reposilory of Those ins+i'ru+ions Thaf make democracy possible is wi'rh an enlighfened populace. As +rained soldiers in +ha+ greal' army +o whom America looks for her 'fufure greafness, I congrafulaie 'the graduales of I94O. Through +he wisdom and farsighledness of our Board of Educafion few cifies enjoy such excellenf facililies as does Olean. We are proud of our schools and righlly so. As your Mayor and friend, my besl wishes for your success and happiness are mosf cordially ex+ended on +his fhe occasion of your graduafion. I Complimenis of EMMETT E. SPINK CENTRAL FUNERAL HOME TAILORS AND CLEANERS THE OLEAN PHARMACY HARRY M. BRYANT Complimen+s of l a Friend I33 Norlh Union Sfreei' OLEAN, N. Y. rqlfjkemmakfi ,aAeael,af4au, ,ami Axeaiihe .fideafq eampanq We 1 ll .ta ld In I.t Harry Davidson Sol Sleinharl FINISHING COURSES For High School and College Graduales. INTENSIVE TRAINING for secrelarial, accounling, and ofher business posifions. NO SOLICITORS or professional salesmen-which accounls for The low fuifion ra+es of I6 Io I9 dollars a monfh. SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING is 'rhe suresl roule Io self-sup- porling incomes, and Io oppor- Iunifies for advancement Scores of local references. Fif'I'y-nin'I'h Year will begin Seplember 3 WESTBROOK ACADEMY OLEAN, N. Y. PALACE OLEAN'S THEATRE l Our I-learliesl Congralulalions Boys and Girls of I94O We lcnow you have il in you fo make Ihe grade lhroughoul' life 0 ! CROSBY DAI RY Phone OLEAN-5400 A. E. Ewing Company HARDWARE AND HOME FURNISHINGS I OLEAN, N. Y. BRADNER'S I-IE Shopping Center in LX Shopping Center O Olean, New York FOR REAL SATISFACTION from your Ioofwear make I'Iannifan's your buyword. The remembrance of qualify remains DEE'S for DIAMONDS OIean's Leading Jeweler Iong afier Ihe price is forgoffen I HANNIFAN 8K CO I88 Norfh Union S+reeI 147 N. union si. Dial 6367 Phone 3567 Choose Your Piano as Ihe Arfisfs Do Choose a B A L D W I N The WorId's Besf WILLARD MUSIC HOUSE The Old Reliable CLIFFORD E. CARPENTER LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES 402 Firs+ Na+ionaI Bank Bldg. Olean, N. Y. I Complimenis of 6 ,anal -7112 ' au: www ' ,a afdemf JOHNSON'S HOME BAKERY THE BAKERY WHERE L A N G ' S QUALITY COUNTS I I22 S. Seven+een'fI1 S+ree+ Hardware and Furni+ure DUEFY'S NOVELTY STORE FORD BROTHERS SCHOOL SUPPLIES GROCERS I FOUNTAIN SERVICE Servucazaiilurfesy CANDIES TOBACCO 802 W. SI'a+e S+. Phone 6264 W. H. MANDEVILLE CO. Esiablished l86O INSURANCE For Every Risk I OLEAN, N. Y. PORT ALLEGANY, PA. ROAD T0 SUCCESS Finish high school firs+-rhen specialize. Rider College offers 'rhis advice 'ro young men and women who aim Io enfer Ihe business world. If is based on 75 years of experience in Irain- ing business execurives. II' will pay you 'ro follow i+. Li+era+ure on request RIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Bachelor of Science Degrees in Commerce and Educafion Special lnlensive Courses Summer School Founded I865 Trenlon, N. J. FLOYD L. KELLY FUNERAL HOME Remember This Phone No. 5 6 0 0 For Prompf-Free Delivery Service I Try 'rhe s5o,ooo Chocolafe Syrup ar our Soda Foun+ain 209 Eas+ S+aIe S+ree+ NQRTONS PHARMACY Phone 4205 483 Norrh Union Sfreef T A Y L Q R' S CONGRATULATIONS BILLIARD ACADEMY I ICE CREAM, TOBACCO, CONFFCTIONFRY PLEASANT VALLEY Quicker Service GREENHOUSES Lafesf Baseball Resulls Olean Hinsdale Road Moln THE SIGN ' OF FRIENDLY SERVICE l Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc. CATTARAUGUS COUNTY MOTOR CLUB, Inc. OLEAN, N. Y. Affilialed wilh lhe 'r bl A I American Au omo ie ssocxc non New York Slale Aulomobile Associalion OFFICE: CITY BUILDING J. M. O'REII.LEY, Office Secrelcry TeIephone 35II OFFICERS CHARLES P. LUTHER, Presidenl JOHN G. LYNCH. Vice-Presidenl JAMES GRAHAM, Secrelary H. G. HOGUE, Treasurer OLEAN HOUSE Congralulalions Ideal Tile 8. Marble Co ANGELO IANNONE. Proprielor Delicious Food-Comforlable Rooms 5c-City Fares-5c HEENAN sufmo and fm: colcu conr. F U N E R A L H O M E I I FOR CHARTER TRIPS 4OI Easl Slale Slreel Call 3543 Phone 5252 he sfore I'ha'r puIs iI's whole-hearlred eIforI inIo serving you wiIh Ihe besI' IhaI's Io be obIainecI in Clofhing, Furnishings and I-Iafs. Otto IVIiIIer6Lu Son jewelwx Esfablished I865 I Baker C91 Gelder Olean House Block W. H. SIMPSON, Inc. L A N N E N 'S Esfablished I878 WALL PAPER PAINTS PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING THE IRON FIREMAN Phone 565I I86 N. Union SI. OIean, N. Y. PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW SHADES Phone 3007 204 Wes+ SI'a+e S+reeI' BLACK'S DRUG STORE FOR THAT DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE SODA AND ICE COLD KOKE I58 Norfh Union Sfreef DIMITRI BROTHERS Cor. Third and S'ra're Our Motto: Health and Cleanlinen' ICE CREAM, SODAS, SUNDAES SANDWICHES AII Kinds of Tobacco Phone 3544 Complimenfs of GIBSON'S SERVICE STATION Corner Third and S+a+e Everyfhing in LUMBER SUPPLIES l A. WESTON LUMBER CO BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS QF '40 Complimenfs of I LAYTON'S GREENHOUSES OLEAN TILE COMPANY Complimenfs of LAURA KEHOE BEAUTY SHOP SHORTELL BROS. PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Phone 3456 6I6 Wesi' SIa+e S+ree+ Olean, N. Y. 8 ,amd Beal Maha ,a An Appreciation .l It is a pleasure For us to serve our ever increasing clientele of satisfied customers. We appreciate tl'1e confidence tlwey place in us ancl our ability to turn out Fine printing. Among our assets we like to count the only one that money cannot buy . . . Your Good Willa mme The I94O CONGRESS is a product of The TIMES - HERALD Jos PRINTING DEPARTMENT PHONE 3l23 PRINTERS OF THE BETTER KIND AT NO EXTRA COST t . ' . I , 1 L M111 Ui' ..l - .J M , .. N: 'fi ,M , f Z:-., - ..: .1 -:I H v U Af At? , 1- L 11,'.L' -511' 3-NP'?.'gpf Cf. -Ii' H ,f . -. ,. ia... .. . .- -A 1- H.l1:, Y:kj f MJ xl.: 'iv' ' . 5 gil JG N N -. .22, 1f' - ' 4. 4? , ' fu' 1. 4:3. ' i arf, Z : ,-V., . -' .,. . '. A. . 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