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To uphold 1'he worlhwhile ideals of American life, and lo promofe an even higher sense of values so +ha+ when Viclory comes. +he 'rask of readiusfmenf will find efficienf workers. The Congress of I94-4 aHemp1's To show in pic- 'rure and in sfory how Olean High School is 'Forging ON TO VICTORY. ' 'A' ' 'A' i' 'lr 'k X X K A-QNX uhm A w e kr XX Q Q-bgse 8 X Q Xb xXx X X N kLkg Q: '5- -9-'-C 523- ff' of , l N , T L K ii ' N ' Q? -5 Nag wnxsxxkx E x idx S X - 'N 5 . X x' X . X 'xx x x-C' s, S is x Eg lx. 5 , . fi P55 ,, X, ,Xl -T. 22 's s-2. - .f X if N Hbna Mem Oh Alma Maier fair and Jrrue Thy honor we acclaim, Vile rally 'round fhe Red and Gold To laud 'rhy noble name. ln 'Thee we sfudenls shall renew Our faifh of days gone by: Across ihe years, we'll live anew Thy spirit Olean High, Across ihe years, we'll live anew Thy spirit Olean High. -BRADY SHOFF '3 I Photo by PAUL NODLER MR. ERNEST H. HOELDTKE, Principal of Olean High School Because he has recenlly come among us as our Principal and our leader: because he has won our respecl and admiraliong and because he is leaving us To enfer The armed forces of The Uniled Slales, we declicale This, The I944 Congress, +o Mr. Ernesl H. Hoeldflce. CONTENTS 'A' THE FIGHTING SPIRIT OF OUR HEROES The AIumnI 'A' SCHOOL SPIRIT ON TO VICTORY Adminishafion and Faculfy i' LEARNING FOR VICTORY The Sfudenfs 'k THE PLAY SPIRIT FOR VICTORY I Ac+ivi+ies 'k TRAINING FOR VICTORY A+I1IeI'ics Iwi III V1 ILLUSTRATIONS CrecIi+ is due 'ro JOYCE JOHNSON. ArI' Edifor JOAN BRUNDAGE JANE ZOGHIBE JACK FREMMING FRANCIS YOUNG V ,7,w5.M. Ha! WM Um .Jluaa ,lafmmq - , an 'V' -: .emu-mar. H 7 Q5 EVER ETT R. THOMAS 'X gn. ,ff I I 1 , , Qj7'.,I, :Q-35.-'ig 3 .' T I '51 if lik .Lk Q f f ,sr : f I Q .V h x. 'MARTIN FARAGHER RICHARD POHNDORF - ARTHUR EATON Qawliy Mm in Swwice WILLIAM D. WITTENBURG FRANCIS FREY NORMAN UTECHT ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Abboff, Joseph W. Abborf, Nicholas Abdo, Alberf J. Abdo, John R. Abdo, Michael Abdo, Louis J. Aclcley, Clifford Acocks, Floyd J. Acocks, Grant Adams, James Marvin Adams, Michael A. Adams, Roberl' Adams. .Sfephen Adsif, William E. Aiella. Dennis S. Aiello, Frank A. Allen, Howard J. Allen. Roberf T. Allison, Merville' Allram, Louis C. Almay, Rufh B. Adrich, Charles M. Ames, Vernon Baker, Maurice E. Baker. Richard V. Baker, Roberf L. Baker, Wilfon Baldwin, Allan Anasfasia, Carl Anderson, Charles W., Jr. Anderson, George Anderson, Henning G. Anderson, Ralph E. Anderson, Richard B. Anderson, Richard H. Anderson, Richard O. Anderson. Roberf S. Baldwin, Clarence T. Ball, Robert Barlon, Harry, Jr. Barbaro, Angela Barba ro, Anfhony J. Barbaro, John Barbaro, Nazzy Barber, Philip R. Barker, Fred Anderson, William Andrews, Lawrence Apa, Forfune P. Apa, Leonard Archibald. Milford Armsfrong, Terrence J. Armsfrong, William T. Arflip, Jack Barnard, William Barnes, Andrew F. Barnes, Howard Barnes, Roberf T. Barnes. Wesley W. Barreff. James Barry, Louis Barry, William D. Belvees, Joseph L. Belvees, Milo Benca, John Benca, Michael Bender, Arfhur F.. Jr. Beniamin, Arnold J. Beniamin, Roberf L. Benneff, Eugene A. Benneff, Harold L. Benneff, Ray E. Benneff, Roberf E. Benson, Monroe Berarei, Joseph Berfield, Alberf Bergreen, Roy E. Bergsfen, Paul Bernard, John A. Bernard, Kenneth Bernard, William, Jr. Bernreufher, Alvin F. Be rnreufher, Glenn W. Bish, Charles J. Boyle. James Boynfon, William J. Bradley, Earl W., Jr. Bradley, Paul H. Branch. William Brandes, Thomas W. Brehm, Frederick K. Brennan, Charles Brennan, John C. Brennan, John G. Brennan, John J. Brennan, Leo W. Bridge Brink, Brink, . Sfuarr Donald Roy A. Briody, John R. Brissee , Francis M. Brokaw, Roberf L. Brokaw, Wayne T. Brookins, Clarence F. Brookins, Clifford L. Brooks, James H. Brooks, Raymond A., Jr. Brosic, George N. Brosic, Michael J. Brown, T. Marlyn Brown, Quenfin Brown, Raymond Brown, Roberf W. Brown, William F. Brozic, Michael J. Brundaqe, Paul Ash Edward J. Ash Emil M. Ash Fred Ash James H. Ash Joseph J. Ash Samuel Barfen, Edward H. Barfh, Donald Hf Barfholomew. Ernesf Barfley, John Barfon, Kennefh F. Bafesky. Joseph J. Bissell, Clayfon R. Black, Arfhur Black, Blyfhe E. Black, Bruce Black, Eugene B. Black, Charles A. Brundage, Warner R. Brushingham, Russell J. Bubb, John C. Buckley, Bill Budai. Edward Buerkle, Richard J. Buffingfon, George F. Buffingfon, Henry C. Burdick, James Burlingame, Edwin L. Burlingame, George J., Jr. Burlingame, Thomas Burns, John Burf, William E. Afherfon, Everefl' E. Afkins, John C. Afkins, Pafricia Aikins, Thomas W. Affolini, William S. Augosfini, Nicholas J. Aurino, Frank Aurino, Pascal Ausfin, Frederick G. Auslin, Harold E. Ayers. Mafhan D. Babcock, Edward V. Babcock, Lynn Babcock, Roberf T. Baxfer, Arfhur D. Bazow. John J. Bazow, Joseph E. Bazow, Sfephen N. Bear, Joseph L. Bear, Joseph M. Bear, Norman Beardsley, Jack Beardsley. Roberf E. Beafry, William B. Beaver, Clyde S. Becker, Donald C. Becker, Donald F. Becker, Gerald R. Bader, Bader M. Bader, Lafayeffe Bailey, Clarence A. Baer, Charles J. Baqlione, Angelo Baker. Alberf l. Baker, Donald Baker, Douglas Baker. John R. Becker, Henry M. Becker, John Becker, William E. Beckman, Frank Beckman, Reynold Bell, Harold M. Belleisle, William Bello, James Belvees, Carl Black, David F. Black, James A., Jr. Black, Wallace Blackmon, Shirley H. Blassey, Harold Blassey, Richard M. Blaziewski, Michael Bloise, Samuel J. Boafs, Bernard E. Boberg. Carl' Bonhoff, Clifford L., Jr. Boofh, Charles W. Bordonaro, Anfhony Bordonaro, Benedicl' C. Bordonaro, Joseph Boser, Earl Boser, Melvin G. Boser, Raymond Bosworfh, Leonard L. Bova. Edward Bova, Joseph Bowen, Carl A. Boyd, Hugh I2 Bush, Joseph, J r. Bufler, Bernard Bufler. Edward J. Bufler, Richard Bufler, Richard K. Bufler, Roberf Bysiek, Edward J. Caccioffi, Paschal J. Caffo, Albina Caffo, Louis L. Caffe, Roberf Caffo. Vincenf Cahill, Jack A. Callahan, Charles F. Cain, John J. Cain. Oscar J. Camp, Roberf Campagnari, Bruno Campbell. Gerald A. Canada. John C. Canada, Lesfer Capifo, John P. Capifo. Joseph ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Capozzi, Paul Capozzi, Virgil Capozzi, William V. Cappelleffi, Anfhony J. Carapellaffi, Edward Carinci, Marco L. Carlson, Everr Carlson, John E. Carlson, LaVerne Carlson, Linus Carlson, Norman Carlson, Walfer B., Carnes, William Carpenler, Allen D. Carpenfer, Wilson B. Carr, Darell Carfer, Charles D. Carfer, Frank Carfer, John J. Carfer, Leo M. Carfer Roland Cafani, Alberf L. Carfwrighi, Sfeven P. Carucci, Nalla J. Case, Wilson R. Casella, Joseph - Casella. Louis Casey. William R. Cashimere, Edward M. Caya, Gerald Caya. Oliver J. Cecchi, Alberf D. Ceci, Michael J. Chadderfon, Gerald D. Chadderdon, Warner Chaffee, Richard L. Chamberlain, Carlfon Cheladyn, Nick Cheladyn, Sfephen Chevassu, Erwin Chevassu, William E. Chiapusso, Alphonse F. Chiapusso. George Chiapusso, John J. Chicola, Nicholas Chipchak. Daniel J. Chrzan. Henry J. Chrzan. Sfanley, Jr. Clancey, Charles Clark, Charles P., Jr. C'ark, Edward Clark, Gerald E. Clark, Lawrence Clark, Wilber O. Clark, Wilford Clark, William Clemenfs, James Clemons, Lyle A. Clemons, Roberl W. Close, William A. Clufe, Cecil Coasf, Helen W. Colby. David R. Colby, Huberf M. Cole, Gaylord Cale, Harold J. Cole, Roberf G. Coleberr, Bernard H. Coleman, Lawrence' l l Coleman, Ronald Coleman, Walfer Colefli, lsabelle Colliflowe r, Gerald E. Collins, Thomas Colomy, Herberf, Jr. Comforf, John Comforf, Merle T. Conklin, Ross Conklin, William H. Conley. Charles P. Conley, John E. Connelly, John Consedine, Francis Consedine, 'William R. Cooke, Richard W. Corcoran, John, Jr. Cornelius, Earl W. Cornell, Alberf C. Cornell, Lesfer L. Cornish, Lewis W. Corson, Harold J. Corwin, Marlin D. Cosfanza, Francis Cosfanza, Joseph Coffone, George Cousins, Alberf, Jr. Coverf, Mariorie C. Crandall, Alden K. Crandall, Gordon K. Crandall. Herberf E. Crandall, Malcolm D. Crawford, Charles Crawford, John Crawford, Paul H. Cridler, Ernesf C. Criner. Thomas A. Crone, Charles F. Cronin, Harold Cronin, William T. Crowley, Gerald M. Cucchiaro. Joseph Cucchiaro, Salvafore Culofla, Morris Cunningham, John Curry, Chesfer E. Dahar, Jedson Daily, Emerson J. Danser. John Dash, Kennefh L. Dash, Maurice Davidson, Melvin Davie, Hersha F. Davies, Roberl' Donnelly, Paul Donnelly, Paul J. Donigan, Gerald P. Donoian, Jack Donovan, Donald J., Jr. Donovan, Jack B. Donovan, Thomas R. Dorso, James Dorso. Sam Davis, Charles G. Davis, Charles'G. Davis, Durwood H. Davis, John J. Davis, Roberf D. Davis. Roberf E. Davis, Roberf M. Davis, Sfuarf G. Dofy, Roberf A. Dougherfy, James E. Dougherfy, John F. Dower, Harlan W. Drake, lvan T. Driscoll, James W. Driscoll, Roberf Driscoll, William J. Ducey. Joseph A. Duffey, Joseph K. Duffy, John P. ' Duffy, Roberl' F. Duke, Wallace M. Dunbar, Glenn Dunckel, Rufus Dunbar, Kennefh Dunlavey, Jeremiah L. Dunne, Bernard A. Dunne, Edward T. Dussing, Gerald Dawson, Richard H. Dayfon, Eugene E. DeArmil+, Donald W. DeArmiH, Edwa rd D. DeArmifl, William C. DeCerbo, Arrhur J. Deckman, Grover D. Degnan, John M. Deibler, Lynn M. Deibler, Richard E. DeLige, Weslley DeLong, Lesler Demakos, Theodore DeMarfe, Ralph Dempsey, Leonard F. Derby. Frank Derby, George C. Derby, Loren A. DeRose, Anfhony J. DeRose, Louis Derx, Donald A. Deufher, Bernard J. DeVeau, George J. DeYoe, Lloyd E. DiCapua. Paul DiCapua, Pefer DiCaIa, Armond Discavage, John Diffrich. Richard Diffrich, Theodore Dobmeier, Gusfavev Dodge, Elba M. Dolecki, Sfanley Dombeck, Edward Donnellan, Bernard Donnellan, Charles J. Donnelly, Francis J. Donnelly, Jack Donnelly, James F. Donnelly, John F. I3 Dwaileebe, Fred Dwaileebe, James Dwaileebe, Joseph A, Dwaileebe, Nicklas J. Dwaileebe, Raymond N. Eade. Joseph K. Earle, lsadore Earon, James A. Echelberger, Frank L. Echelberger, Waller Edel, Alberf L. Edel, Arlyeen Edel, Loren Edel, Marvin J. Edel, Theron Edel, Vinceni' J. Edwards. James Edwards, Edwards, John W. Leonard K. Edwards. Thomas, Jr, Egnaczk, Joseph Ek. Earl Eisenharf, William Elling. Howard J. Ellioff, Donald Ellis, Granf Emens, Donald Ensminger, George E, Erharf, Francis J. Erickson, Douglas F. Erickson, Vincenl' J. Esfes, Dauqlas Elhridge, Perry M. Evans, Bernard Evans. Kennefh D. Ewanciw, Michael Fahrer, Frank W. Fahrer, Paul L. Fahrer, Thomas P. Faragher, Thomas Gavin, Richard ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Farrar, Leo E. Farris, Abdulla F. Farris, Philip Fay, Gerald E. Fee, W Feigel, illiam P. Charles L. Ferris, William R. Flaim, Ronald Fie, Theodore J. Fie, Wi lliam W. Filiones, Arfhur L. Finch, Edward D. Firkel, Raymond J. Fish, Charles E. Fisher, Howard A. Fisher, Mary Jane Fisher, Paul Fisher, Roberl Fifzgerald, Gerald Fifzpafr ick, E. Boyd Fifzpafrick, J ames E. Fifzpafr ick, Terrence Flaherfy, Waller T. Flint Paul E. Flood, Donald Flynn, Charles Flynn. John S. Ford, Gerald L. Ford. Howard Ford, William H. Fordham, Daniel J. Forness, John W. Forness, Roberf Forness, Roberr Forney, Richard M. Forresf. James P. George, Roberf L. Foskif, Donald Foskif, Harold Fosier, Elmer Fosrer, Francis E. Fosfer, Jusfin Fox, Gifford B. Fox, Mabel E. Fox, William L. Foxe, Ralph B. Frable, Paul J. Frafercangelo, Nicholas J. Fraun. Edward Fraun, Joseph G. Freane Francis Yi Freaney, Neil E. Freaney, Richard J. Freaney, Roberf Freaney. Thomas C. Freifag, Hervin J. Freifag, Manuel Fremming, Melvin F. Friel, Bernard Friel, William Furey, Michael Furey, Michael J. Furman. -Maurice Fusco. Joseph Fusiara, John Gabler, Francis Gabriel, John Gaefano, Joseph Gaqliardi, Frederick Gallagher, Eugene Gallagher, John V. Gallup, Bernard H. Galvin, James P. Gardner, Bernard H. Gardner, Francis E. Gardner, Lewis R. Garey, Alvin E. Garey, James Garmack, Anfhony Garvey, Gasdick, Mary Joseph Gafewood. Wayne Gaffiglio, Andrew Gaffuso, Garfuso, Gaffuso. Gaffuso, Bruno Dominic Ralph Sfephen A. Gaylor, Richard J. Gaylord. Frederick A. Gillmore, John E. Ginfer, Giunra. Predace F. Roberl' T. Gleason, Floyd L. Godfrey, Kennefh Goeppner, William, Jr Golden, Clayfon A. Good, Joseph K. Good, Thomas M. Goodemole, Dennis W. Goodwin, Francis Gore, Alberr R. Gore, Gerald M. Gorfon, John F. Graham, Douglas Graham, Evereff G. Graham, Roderick Grandusky, Emil Hamilfon, Francis S. Hamilfon, George Hamilfon, Howard Hammond, Leo H. Hanby, Wayne L. Hancock, William H. Handley, Herberf Handmore, Charles V. Hanigan, Jack M. Hanmer, Earl Hannes. Arfhur R. Hannes. George D. Hannifan, William J. Hannigan, George Hannon, Eugene Hannon, Mark Hannon, Richard J. Hanobeck, Andrew Hanobick, Edward Hanobik, Francis J. Harder. Jusiin Harder, Lyle F. Harris, Elias Harris. Peler Harr, Jack Harf, John E. Harrer, Earl Harfwick, Harrier Harvey, William R. Hasbrouck, John, Jr. Hasper, James E. Hasper, William J. Hasserf, James Ardell Haun, Donald W. Haun, Edward M. Haul, Henry W. Gayfon, John R. Gee, Roberf Geiger, Frank D., Jr. -Geise, Carl J. Geise, Charles E. Geise, Merle Geise, Thomas Gelsomino, Frank Gergel, Michael J. Germany. . Minder Gerry, Richard T. Geuder, Geuder, Geuder, Gibbons, Gibbons, Gibney, Gibson, Gibson, Gibson. Gibson. Donald Earl R. Malcolm E. John W. William James A. E. Julian Fred R. Lloyd , Paul H. Gicale. Pasqual A. Giermek, John F. Giermek, Joseph Giermek, Thaddeus T. Giermek, Waller Gilbert Gilberl, John E. Roberf B. Gilboy, Richard S. Gill, Bernard P. Grandusky, Francis C. Grandusky. Richard Grafz, Richard E., Jr. Gralz, Roberf Grecke, Alice Green, Courfland V. Green, Waller Greenawalr, Russell F. Greenwood, George Greer, Charles Gregg, Howard A. Havens. Roberl W. Hayes, Edward R. Heafon, Floyd Heck, Howard Hedlund, Edwin H. Heil, Edward J. Heil, William Heineman, Warren F. Heinrich, William Heinz, Clarence H. Heinz, Raymond C. Greisch, Roberr W. Griffie, Jack Griffin, James Vincenl' Griffin, Mark B. Griffin, Richard C. Griffin, Roberf Grimes. Corwin C. Grimes, Ralph Grosse, Mildred Haase, Augusf W. Haase, Norman Heller, Edward Hemenway, Glenn S. Hemmerly, Roberf L. Hendryx. Edson Hendryx, Gordon L. Hendy. Richard F. Henneman, John J. Henneman, Roberl' J. Henneman, William Henry, Duane A. Haberbush, John A. Hackman. John C. Hadley, George T. Hadzicki, John P. Hadzicki, Joseph Hadzicki, Pefer Haqgerfv, Kennefh E. Hahn, Meniean Halsen, Everl' Halliday, Roberf B. Halwiq, Richard F. I4 Hernquisf, Harry Herrick, John L. Herron, Howard Herron. Roberf F. Herzog. Frances D. Herzog. Fred C. Herzog, William F. Hickey, Eugene Hickey, James E. Hickey, John Hiqley, Robed' W. Hill. Jack K. Johnsfon ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Hill, Judson Hill, Pascal J. Hinman, Gerald G. Hinz, Alvah G. Hirlirnan, James E. Hirliman, John Hirliman, Leora E. Hirliman, Roberf Hirsf, Donald R. Hockenberger, Frank L Hoff. Charles R. Hoff, Lewis P. Hoffman, Richard Hoffman, Theoedore H Hoffman, William H. Hoganson, Lawrence J. Holdridge, Harold H. Hollander, John W. Holliday. Richard Hopkins, Charles S. Hopkins, Ellsworfh E. Hornblower, William D. Hornlein, John Horion, LaVerne Hosmer, Lloyd A., Jr. House, Joseph R. Housey, Ferris J. Johnson, Roberf E. Johnson, Roberf L. Johnson, Roberf W. Johnson, William E., Jr. Johnsfon, Bernard Johnsfon, George:R. Johnsfon, Kennefh Johnsfon, Noble 7 , Roberf T. Keena n, Joseph B Keeney, John R. Kehoe, James E. Kehoe, John A. Kaider, John O. Keifer, Clyde Keller, Howard G. Keller, Paul E. Keller. Roberf J. Housey, Louis Houfe, Marshall Howard, Harry L. Hoy, Jean P. Lang Hubbs. Gerald W. Huber, Harold W. Huff, Charles G. Huff, Cliffon A. Huff, Gordon N. Huff, James F. Hughes, James G. Hull, Leola Mae Hull, Roberi' Hulfman, Warren B. Humes, Melvin D. Humyn, Michael A. Hunf, Roberi' Husfed, Bernard J. . Husfed, Edward R. Jacobus, Aldo James, Alberf Jankowski, Joseph T. Jankowski, Walfer Jaskulski, Joseph Jaskulski, Leonard J. Jeffery, William E. Jennings, Clarence R. Jermy, Edward James Jewell, John M. Jewell, Nafhaniel - Jobe, Raymond C. - Jones, Gordon L. Jordan, Harold M. Joseph, Frederick Joseph, George J. Joseph, Joseph J. Judge, Chrisfopher Judge, John L. Jurenko, Michael Jurenko, Pefer Kelleff, John A. Kelly, George L. Kenny, Donald Kenney, Bernard Kolkowski, Sfanley M. Kolkowski, Walfer J. Konkle, Lawrence M. Kosinski, Theodore Kosinski, Walfer J. Kozlow, Richard L. Kozlow, Roberf M. Krakaf, George Kramer, Donald J. Krannoch, George T. Kreidler, Franklyn Kreidler, William L. Kreydf. Alfred Kreydf, Roberf Kroff, Richard G. Kroff, Roberf P. Kubiak, Francis J. Kubialz, John' Kubic, Henry B. Kubic, John Kuhn, James A. Kuhn, John J. Kuhn, William J. ' Kuiow, Edward J. Kula, Frank S. Kula, Sfanley Kulp, William M. Kurfzhalfs, John G. Kush. Walfer Kufchmyre, Eugene J. Kuwik, John Kaiser, Loren Dr. Kakol, Joseph F. Kakol, Sfanley J. Kallenback, Ernesf D. Kamery, Edward' Kamery, Kenneih Kamery, Raymond L. Kamler. A. F. Kamler, Donald J. Kamler, Edward H. Kamler, Harry V. Kamler, Helen Kamler, F. Richard Kamler, Joseph A. Kamler. Raymond A. Kane, Glen E. Kwiafkowski, Bernard T. Kwiaflzowski, Edward M. Kwaifkowski, Joseph M. Kwia+kowski, Philip M. Kwiafkowski, Vincenf Kenf, James L. Kenf, James W. Kenf, John D. Kenf, Jusfus V. Kenf, Keifh Kenf, Omar A. Kenf, Richard T. Kenf, Roberf M. Kenf, William R. Kenyon, Harold L. Kyser, James W. Kyser, Merfon C. Lampack, Roberf G. Lang, John D. Landon, Michael, Jr. Kane, John Joseph Kane. John R. Karpin, George Karpin, Michael J. Karsf, Herberf Karperski, Joseph Joduch, Edward John. Edward J. John, Minder Kaufz, Milfon H. Kaufz, Walfer Kaufz, William C. Kayes, Anna Mae Kayes, Ercil J. Kayes, John F. Kane, John Russell Kane, Paul Johnson Carl l. Johnson Edward T. Johnson Clyde Johnson Donald F. Johnson. Erlon W. Johnson Kennefh H. Johnson Malcolm Johnson No-rman A. Karl, Claude P. Keafing, John D. Keenan, Leo Kenyon, Lloyd R. Kerr, Roberf Kerr, William Kerschner, William Kervin, David Kimball, Anfhony F. King, Floyd King, Howard King, William Kingsley. John E. Kingsley, William Kinnaird. Theodore Kinnaird. Thomas L. Kinny, Harold Kinney, Donna B. Kipp, Kola Klaffi, William C. Klein. Leon E. Kloc, John Kloc, Michael F. Knapp, Keifh C. Knieser, Joseph J. Knieser, Michael J. Knox, James Knox, William L. Knowlfon, Roberf H. Kolafa, Joseph Kolafa, Leonard s I5 Lang, Herman J. Lang, John J. Lang, Leo G. Lang, Richard M. Lang, Vincenf E. Lang, William S. s. Laverne Langdon, William Laluk, Michael Larkin, Margaref LaRue. Roberf E. Lafhrop, Donald J. Lafhrop, Elry J. Laverfy, Bernard Laverfy. Helen M. Laver'l'y, Richard Layfon. Donald Leahy, John F. Lee, Eugene Lee, Roberi' J. Leef. Roberf L. Lennon, Joseph R. Leighf, Calvin H. Leonard, Kennefh E. - Leonard, Wesley E. Leroy, Joseph LaValIey, Edward VV.f' Leveff, James E. ' ' ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Levefr, John Levia, Reid Levia. William Levin. Casper Lewis, Beryle J. Lian. George Lian, Helen Libby. George G. Linehan, Bernard Linehan. John J. Linehan. Pafrick Linehan. Robert Linnan. James Linnan. Roger R. Lipperl. Earl Lipperl. Jacl: R. Lipperr. Merle J. Lockwood. Richard Loffus, John S. Logan, Raymond E. Long. Earl R. Long, James Longi James E. Long. William M. Longneclrer. Herberi- Lord, Richard Lorenzini, Joseph G. Loslrui, Michael Lowe, Clarence Lowe. Glenn Lowe. Harold Lowe. Roberf Loughlen. John J. Lucas. David M. Lucyszyn. Andrew W. Lucyszyn. George A. Lucyszyn, John . Lucyszyn. Sfanley Lucyszyn, Sfephen Luderman, Roberr F. Lundberg, George G. Lundy, Roberf J. Lunh, Arihur G. Lyman. Morris R. Lynch. Roberl E. Lyons. John B. Lyons. Lawrence Lyons, Samuel E. MacDonald. Dean L. MacDonald, John R. MacDonald, Lawrence H. MacDonell. Jaclr MacFadden. William MacWilliams. Francis Madison, William H. Mafrice. Gilda Malone. John F. Malone, Roberi' L. Malpiedi. Anthony J. Mansour, John A. Manzo, Gerald A. Marino, Arihur A. Marowslri, Joseph M. Marowslri, Walfer A.. Jr. Marowslri, Walfer Marra. Alberi' J. Marra, Anlhony J. Marra, John Marra, Lucy Marshall, Darien L. Marshall, Donald H. Mariel. Alfred R. Marfello, John Marfin. Andrew T. Marrin, Charles J. Mariin. George Marfin, George Mariin, Harold C. Marfin. Joseph D. Marrin , Joseph R. Marfin, Sruari Marfinelli, Leonard J. Mafela. Raymond J. Maier. Sfanley l. Maifern. Edward Maliys. Anfhony Mafiys, John Maynard. Taymond W. Mazur. George Mazza. Bernard E. Mazur, George J. Mazza, Milo J. Mazza. William G. McAdam. Francis McAdam, William McAuliffe, John McAuliffe, Norberf McBride, William McCaigue, Paul L. McCall. Donald McCalpin, John F. McCann, Wilber J. McCarfen, Bernard McCarl'hy, Eugene McCaul. Herber+ A. McClure. Harvey A. McCoy. Joseph McCready, John McCready, Lawrence E McCreery, Leon McCue. Charles McCue, John L. McDermoH', John W. McDermoH'. William L. McDonnell, John A. McDonough. James M. McElfresh, J. Morfimor McFadden. Edward McFadden. William P. McFall. lan S. McGavish, Richard McGavislr. Roberf L. McGee. Kenneih McGill, Jackson E. McGiveron, William E. McGranaghan. David McGranaghan, William McGral'h, William McGraw, Howard T. Mclndoe. Donald Mclndoe. Roberf W. Mclnlosh, Alberf W. McKinnon, Joan McLaughlin. Franlr U. McLaughlin, John C. McLaughlin, Lewis E. McLaughlin. Richard McMullam, Jack McMullin, Richard Meder. John Meiers, James R. Meiers. John J. Melfi, Alfonso Melfi. James J. Melnylr, George Melnylr. John Melnylr. Joseph Melnylr, Michael Melcalf, Earl W. Mefler, Charles E. Meller. Francis D. Mefler, Roberf J., Jr. Me++e. Charles K. Milroliczylr, Theodore J. Milrolaiczylc, Waller J. Miles, Harold Miles. Hazen A. Miller, Donald J. Miller, Edward L. Miller. Harry E. Miller, Hiram Miller. James M. Miller, Kennelh Miller, Loren A. Miller, William C. Milliman. Roy G. Mischanic, Donald L. Mishanec, Sranley Mischanec, Walfer Mishanec, William Mifchell, Russell T. I6 Moifelf, Joseph C. Mohr, Hulef Mohr. Raymond Molenda. John. Jr. Monfie. Harold' Monfie, Margery L. Moody. Karl Mooney, John C. Mooney, Raymond F. Mooney, Thomas Moore. Alvin H. Moore, James D. Moore, Jack B. Moore, Thomas D. Moore. Thomas W. Moore. William M. Morabifo, James A. Moran, Waller S. Morris, Morfimor Morris. Walfer Morron. Charles J. Morfon. Richard C. Mosch, Erveme Moses. Ellsworfh J.. Jr. Mosher, Raynard' Moszalr, John Mounrain, Roberi' E. Mounfain, William H., Jr. Mullen, John J. Murawslri. Charles C. Murowslci, Louis J. Murphy. John Murphy, Leo J. Murphy, Roberl' C. Murrin. Adrian P. Murrin. Roberf Napier, Dayfon L. Napolione. Dennis M. Napolione. John M. Naylor, Clair Neeley. Harry Lee Neeley, William Neil, Roberr J. Neiler, Gene Nenno, William R. Neoporadny. Andrew Neporadny. John Neporadny. Michael J. Neuschel, Henry Niclrlas. William Nolan. James E. Nolan, James J. Nolan. Paul F. Nolan, William A. Nolder. John F. Nolder, William J. Noonan. Edward F. Norman, Reber? C. Norris. Lee M. Nupp, Alonzo F. Nupp, Jack Nuff, Roberl' E. O'Brien. Timofhy J. Oalrley. James W. O'Connell. Thomas A. O'Conner. Carey B. O'Connor, John J., Jr. O'Dell. Clare O'Dell. Maynard ALUMNI IN TI-IE SERVICE O'Donnell, Algie W., Jr. O'Donnell, Harold Oelkrue, Moniford A. Offenbach, Milion O'Hern, Donald P. O'Keele, Thomas M. Ondes, John O'Neil, Donald E. O'Neil, Francis J. Oppenheim, Joseph Oppenheim, Raymond B. Orcull, Alberl' J. Orcull, Gilberl F. Orcull, John Orculf, Norman Orlando, George P. Orsini, Angelo J. Orsini, Eugene Orsini, Joseph Olmslead, Donald EI' Osgood, Clair W. Osgood, Harold Osgood, Raymond A. Osgood, Roberi' E.' Osfergard, Merle Osierman, Bernard J. O'Toole, Roberl F. Ozzella, Dominick Ozzella, Josephine Pachla, Daniel Padlo, Edward T. Padla, John Page, Richmond J. Page, Warner J. Painfer, Joseph D. Palmer, Howard S. Palmer. James H. Palmquisl, Clifford Palmquisl, Roberl' Palumbo, John B. Panada, George Panada, Roberi' Pancio, Frank Pancio, Peier Panus, Benedicl Panus, Leon Panus, Raymond J. Parker, Donald G. Parker, George L. Parker, Sherman L. Parker, Wayland Pascucci, Bruno Pascucci, Paul Passerino, John L. Paslalenic, John M. Palrizi, Frank Palrizi, Samuel Pavel, John Pavone, Alberf Pavone, Gregory Payne, Ensworlh N. Payne, Glenn A., Jr. Peabody, Hume' Peace, George E. Peace, Herberl Peace, Huberi Peck, William R. Pecone, John Pecone, Nicholas J. Pel+on, William B. Pelfon, William M. Perkins, Roberf M. Pelers, Roberl Pelerson, Carl Pelruccelli, John A. Pelly, Douglas S. Pezzimenii, Joseph Pfeiffer, Edward C. Phearsdorf, Leslie Phillips, Claylon Phillips, Gordon W. Phillips, Mace. Jr. Pickard, Roberl F. Pickup, Esles Piechola, Anlhony J. Piechoia, Francis Piechola, Michael S. Pefer' Piechola. Piechofa, Sfanley Pilon, Bernard K. Pilon, Neil Pilon, VValler Piper, Edward W. Piifman, Roberl' L. Plewniarz, Theodore Plummer, Harold F. Plummer, Waller, Jr. Podskalny, John Pope. Lawrence A. Porcello, Alexander A. Porcello, Alexander Porcello, Anlhony Poller, Henry T. Poller, Waller R. Praino, Palsy M. Pralf, James D. Prevesk, Louis Price, George E. Prince, Gerald K. Prince, James M. Prince. John A. Proudfool, John Psalhas, Helen M. Psalhas. Paul Purdy, Douglas Pyles, John Pyskary, Walfer B. Ouesfa, George J. Ouesla, Raymond Quinn, John C. Ouinn, John H. Quinn, Thomas Ramire, Carl J. Randall, Frank Randall, Herberl' Randall, Louis Raub, Donald W. Ranio. Alberl' Ranio, Alfred A. Raub, James Ray, John Raymond, Jack Raynor, Donald Raynor, Roberl' Reading, Harw J. Reading. Josephine Reazs, Richard H. Reddy. Mariorie Reed. Roberl' F. Reilly, Bernard Reynolds, Clyde D. Reynolds, J. L. Reynolds, Leo E. Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds. Rhodes, Louis R. Ricci, William A. Rice, Donald W. Rich, John J. Richard, Ernesl E. Richards, James Richards, Mary E. Richards, Roberf B. Richardson, Maurice Richardson, Max E. Richey, Harold Rickerson, Raymond Rickicke, John Rickicke, Palsy C. Ried, Charles, Jr. Riennan, John J. Rigo, Louis Riggs, Charles A. Ripley, Charles F. Ripley, Roberl A. Rilrer, John M. Roal, Francis Roberlson, Charles' Robbins, Floyd, Jr. Robbins, James A. 'l7 L. Lloyd E. Richard Waller A. E. Robbins, Kennelh Robinson, Theodore Rockwell, Floyd R. Rogers, Alberl M. Rogers, Alberl Rogers, Roger V. Rogers, William Rogozienski, John Rogozienski, Sebaslian J. Ranolder, William C. Roof, Harold Rose, Frank C. Rose. George, Jr. Roselli, Anlhony Ross Ross. Ross Ross Ross, Ross, Anlhony R. Frank J. Guy John Joseph J., Jr. William R. Roffsledl, Vernon R. Roffsfedl, William Rounds, Orion N. Rounds. Vernon W. Rowley. Owen J. Royer. Elizabefh Ruby, Anlhony S. Rucinski, John Ruding, Harry J. Rudy, John Ruff, William Ruggles, Joseph Ruggles, Richard Runyan, Richard D. Russell, Macer E. Russell, Roberf E. Russia, Herberl' Russo, Dominic Russo, Louis Russo, Peier Sackell: John Sain, Dick S+. Clair, Neil E. Sl. Clair, Willard J. S+. John, Roberl W. S+. John, Grover G. Saidak, Teddy J. Sakala, Joseph Salvalori, Dominic P. Samsel, Richard Samuelson. Carl Sandburg, Doris Sanzo, Richard F. Sanzo, Roberr Sallerly, Earl O. Savage, Francis J. Saversky, Frank H. Sawaya, John Sawaya. Pe+er Sawaya, Fred Sawaya, Mifchell Saylor, William Scanlon, Daniel H. Scanlon, John A. Scanlon, Thomas Schafer, Paul J. Schafer, Theodore Scheilerle, Edward Scheiferle, William ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Schleigh, John R.. Jr. Schmoke, James D. Schmoke. Roberl' Schnell. Alfred C.. Jr. Schnell. Raymond E. Schnefrler, Bernard E. Schneifler. William A. Schoir, Roberf Schorf. William Schryver, Edward J. Schryver, George J. Schulrz, Bruce E. Schulrz, James Schusselle, Norman J. Scordo, Lawrence Scoff. Edwin R. Scrocco, John T. Sczudlo, Anihony T. Sczudlo. Beniamin F. Sczudlo. Raymond S. Secor, Ward Sederholm. Douglas Seelbinder. Kennefh -L. Seifler. Charles W. Seifler, .Harold Selrz, Charles L. Selfz, Henry Senyk, Wallace Sermak, Casimir J. Seuling. Edward Shaffer, Charles A. Shaffer, Emma L. Shaffer. Frank J., Jr. Shank. William M. Shankman, Abraham Shankman. Joseph Sharp, John H. Shairuck, Donald E. Shabalier, Arfhur E. Shavens, Tony P. Shaw. Rober? V. Shaw. Thomas Shea. Edward J. Sherman. Roberf E. Shewairy. George Shewairy. James Sherwin. Charles Shindledecker, Frank Shine. John Shirey, Emmeil L. Shoemaker, Charles Sheff. Roberi E. Shorfell. Harold Shoriell, John Shoup. Ches+er Shoup. Raymond W. Shulimson, Edward Siclari, Leo J. Sidor. Waller Siffin, James Siffin, William J. Simmons, Charles R. Simon. John Simon. Louis Simon, Milao Simon, Salem J. Simon. Thomas S. Simpson. John E. Simpson, John H., Jr. Sipe, CI inion P.' Sipe, Donald H. Sirdevan. Donald Sirianni, Alberi G. Sirianni, Daniel Sirianni, Gabriel Sirianni, William F. Skel+on, James J. Slawson. Harr R y . Slawson. Howard L.. Jr. Slevinski, Kaiser Slevinslci, Zygmond Sliger, James Sliger, William R. Slingerland, James R. Slingerland. John Smedley, Frank S. Smi+h, Charles K. Smifh C. Roberf Smirh Elmer L. Smirh, Eugene F. Smiih, George H. Smirh, Gerald M. Smifh, Gordon Smirh, James W. Smifh Lesfer F. Smifh, TM. J. Smifh, Paul B. Smirh, Raphael Smifh. Richard T. Smifh. Roberr H. Smiih, Reber? L. Smifh Roberf W. Smifh Sfewarr C. Smifh William E. Smilh William G., Jr. Smith William O. Sfady, Richard Sfady, Roberl' J. Siahley. Duane F. S+ainback. Oscar Siavish, Edward Sfavish, Waller H. Siead, Clyde Slebick, Henry Sfedman. Edward Sfedman. Gene Sfedman. John T. Sleinharl. Silas Siepanian, Edward Slephen, William N. Sfevens, John W. Sfevens, Rober+ Sfevens, Sfanley E. Sfier, Alberi' J. Siier, Edward Siimlinqer, Thomas H., Jr. Siimson. Dean Sfimscn. Richard Siomieroski, John Siomierowski, J. Jacob S+omieroslcy. Roberf J. Sfomieroslcy. Edward J. Sfomierosky, LaVerne Sfone. Donald' S. Sfone, Richard C. Slone. Roberi' R. Sfouf. Roberi' D. Siraiqhf, Orval Sfruble, William Sfuart Joseph B. Sfuchel. William H.. Jr. Slull, Roberi K. Sulfon, Harold L. Su'Hon. Jack Suiion. Richard C. Swanson, Arihur L. Swanson. Everl' C. Swanson, Richard Swanson. Sigurd O. Swarfs. Alfon O. Swarfz. Berry J. Suffon, Donald F.' Swarfz, Glenn E. Sweeney. James C. Swefland, Roberi L. Swifi. Sianley Szadlowski, Chesrer S Szadlowslri, Leonard Tanous, George Tanous, Joseph P. Tanous. Mifchell Tanous, William Taylor. Donald R. Taylor. Paul J. Taylor, Thomas D. Taylor, William A. Tefff. Lloyd Teffr, Thomas H. Tenglund. Alberi H. Thomas. Donald Thomas. Edmund J. Thomas. Gerald W. Thomas, James Thomas, LeRoy Thompson. Evefeil A. Thorpe, Waifer S. Thomas. William H. Tilly, Charles Timme, Carl M. Tinldepaugh, Bruce Toohey, Jerry L. Tracy. James E. Travis, James Trosfle. Paul K. Trosrle, Harold R. Troup, Malcolm G. Tucker. Joseph L. Tucker. Richard Tuohy. John Tupper, Jack S. Turner, Wayne E. Tuffle. Charles TuH'le, John M. Ueblhear. Alvin F. Ursoy, Harold Ursoy. James Smugorzewski. Michael A. Snodgrass. Paul W. Snopkowski, Joseph Snyder, Carl Snyder. Lawrence Snyder, Raymond Solrolowski, Chesier E. Speaker. Richard W. Spears, LeRoy B. Spencer, Harold L. Spindler, Clarence A. Sprague, Ezra Sroka. Frank J. Sfady, Donald E. Slurm. John Sfurm. Marvin E. Srurm. Paul Sfurm, Richard J. Subiecr, Frank J. Succora, Bernard Suda, Bernard S. Suda. Chesfer' Suda. John Suda. Joseph Sue, Roberi Sulewski, Julian Sullivan. Roberi' Suffer, Burdell Suffer, Marrin I8 Uirer, Ralph L. Vales. Jerome Valle. Alfred H. Vallely, Joseph R. Vanbuskirk. Sione VanCuren, Arfhur VanDeusen, Charles VanDixon. Gerald' Varley. Roberi Vaughan, Geuder D. Vena, Vicfor D. Vicior, Alex Vicror, Chesier Vicror, Leonard Volz. Frank E. Weaver. Gordon T.' Wefmore, William M. ALUMNI IN THE SERVICE Volz. John Voorhis. Norman ' Vossler. Richard Vroman. Thomas F. Wagner. Harold S. Wainman. Waller E. Wakefield. Edwin O. Waldeclc. Jack Waldeclr. Richard D. Waldick. Bernard W. Walker. Donald J. Wallen. Alberl' J. Wallon, Bernard T. Walrafh. Waller Walsh. Joseph Walrers, Jack Waliers. William Waslohn. Wayne E. Wanamalcer. Lawrence H. Wanamaker. Ralph Wands. Elaine Wands. Howard G. Wanner. Roberf Ward. Donald F. Warfield. Vicfor M. Warner. Alfon Waslcow. John Waskow. Peier M. Waslohn. John F. Wasmer. Roy Wafers. George J. Warers. Joseph Waison. Joe L. Weagraff. Harry Wearherell. Chesfer H., Jr. Weaver, Harold Welch. Theodore H. Weldon. Raymond P. Welsh. Leo C., Jr. Wenke. Bernard Wenke. John H. Wenke. Lawrence Wenke. Paul P. Wenke. Richard Wenke. Roberi' W. Wepasnick. William Werfa. Burion Wesley. Frank E. Wesley. John J. Wesley. Leo R. Wesifall. Gerald Wesion. W. Douglas Wesron. Gerald A. Wermore, Roberr E. Whifmer. Leo Wholeben. Bernard Wholeben. Norberr Wilcox. Bernard H. Wilcox. Clifford Wilday. Ward G. Williams. Roberf Cf Willson. Robert P. Whife, Roberi' Wiggins, Leonard G. Wilber. Richard N. Wilcox, Bernard Wilcox. Donald G. Wilde, Emil C. Wiles. Frank J. Wilkinson. Roberi' C. Wilkinson. Roberf L. Wilkinson. Roland G. Winiclci. Frank Winiclci. John W. Wifherell, James Wifherell. Roberf. Jr. Wi+fenburg. Charles R. Wiifenburg. Raymond Wiffenburg. William D. Wilfenburg, William R. Wifler, Leroy Wolfram. George Wollasron. David Wood. Howard Woodard. Elizabeih E. Woodard. James L. Woodcock. James W. Woodhead, Wayne n Woods. Raymond M. Worfh. Jay Wrighf. Roberl M. Wright Roscoe U. Wrighf, William H. Wuefhrich. Alber+ M. Wuefhrich. Ralph Wurlz. Lloyd Yannella. Pasquale Yagelowich. Raymond E. Yaw, Sheldon Yehl, Addison R. Yehl, Dean Yehl. Fenion Young Arfhur Young Charles J. Young James H. Young. Jeaneile L. Young. William T. i Yusko. Joseph C.. Jr. , Gene M. Wheeler, James Wheeler. Neil Whipple. Roberl A. Weber, Carlyle H. Wheeler Weber George L. Weber John Weber, Richard Weber. Roberi B. Whipple. Waller L. Weed. Charles M. Weis. James Welch. Paul Whife. Bernard D. While. Roberl' G. Whiieman. William H. Williams, Charles Williams. Donald A. Williams. Eugene Wi'liams. Sfewarf J. Williams. William F. Wilson, Frank Wilson. James K. Wilson, Marvin F. Wilson, Roberf Zawada. John J. Zdroiowy. Raymond Zemer. Alberi Zemer. Joseph Zimmerman. Roberl Zinlc, James J. Zoghibe, James M. Zukerman. Oscar l l Denoies fha? lhese men have given fheir life for Their counrry. NOTE: This lisl of one-lime sfudenis of The Olean High School was compiled from dala furnished by +he local draff board. fha Olean re- cruifing officers for fhe Navy. The Marine Corps. fhe Coasf Guard. +he 'files of rhe Olean Times Herald. and names submiifed by ihe sfudenr body. The lisi is admiffedly incomplefe.-since many of our graduales and former s+uden+s have enlisied 'From oiher inducfion cenfers. Bur if is, ai' least a goodly proporlion.-and we offer if as represenfafive ol: ihe honored group of O. H. S. heroes who are. in differenf branches of ihe Armed Forces. loyally serving lheir counfry. I9 'K r F M , 4:-5 Lu 4 mn V1 1 5 ar 1 . M . Be Q nf, f:v ' K ..-fig ' Sha-,V Sw 382 5215241 f Ph D . ,, 5? Bmw 'X Q p'1'fCi?f' ,,,n,q-n gms, QU '!'I.f NJ +V 5 6 21? 0 , 1 S ' -,Q .3 ' 4 . -W 'l ' -J V, N 1 W I MR. DONALD M. KEAGLE Superinfendem' of Schools, Olean, New York 22 BOARD OF EDUCATION LAURENCE F. DIETTER, D. D. S., President JOHN W. RANDALL, Se'cre+ary RAYMOND J. COLLINS JAMES E. LYONS I. WILSON MILLER ALBERT C. CRADDUCK JOHN C. LLOYD FRANK H. ANDREWS , u GEORGE L. PURDY , , R. V. KOEBELIN, Treasurer, CoIIecIor and Clerk ADMINISTRATION DONALD M. KEAGLE Superinfendenf of Schools f FANNIE STOWELL Secrefary Io Superinfendenf JAMES L. MCCREADY AIIendance and Child Accounfing MEDICAL INSPECTION CLARENCE A. GREENLEAF, M. D. Medical Inspec+or A GRACE M. CLARK, R. N. VIOLET R. GREEN, R. N School Nurses ' 23 5 MR. M. WESLEY SMITH Vice Principal of O'lean High Schooi 24 M 13'-J tl Ofkiv ' . ii T if in C ,N xl il.-.' i6sl l 'll 3 Y l if DOROTHY ATKINS M. ELIZABETH BALDWIN ANNA M. BALL English English Arr D'Youville College Syracuse Universily Syracuse Universily Albany Sfafe Teachers Y' 'fl Q ' 1 3 Q 9' 9 -17. L f I f 4 CTT x - I X x , Ti if' V L EDITH M. BASS Commercial Geneseo Sl'a+e Normal A 1 C i i 4 Y l l BERTHA H. BEAR THAUA W- BRODERKZK ELLSWORTH L. BROWN LA VETA ... CARPENTER English . Home Economics Science Mafhemafics Syracuse Universily Russell Sage College Houghfon College Denison Universify Cornell Universify New Yorlx Universiiy Universily of Buffalo y A ' ' l . r ,E ,. MARY AGNES CASEY JOSEPHINE M. CIERI HY COBURN English Commercial Social Sludies Buffalo Sfare Teachers Elmira College Kalamazoo College S+. Bonavenfure College l 25 Cornell Universify VIOLET A. COWELL Commercial Social Sfudies Albany Srafe Teachers ff. N91 Q lx? l My LW MARY G. DOWN EY Lalin Universily of Toronlo ,y I pr, MARY C. DRISCOLL English .Albany Sfale Teachers N ---s X5 f 1? -s Q f, . MABEL C. EATON Home Economics Buffalo Slale Teachers Columbia Universily JANE K. ECKERT Science Cornell Universify CHARLES E. EDEL Band Direcfor Pupil of Prof. Krumpl Universify of Berlin cf'- THELMA E. EVERLETH Commercial Albany Sfale Teachers FOOTE Malhemafics Columbia U nive rsify IDA iz. eoum Social Sfudies Albany Slafe Teachers MARY S. HANNIGAN Social Sludies ' Buffalo Slale Teachers X A 7 . GLADYS R. HARRIS ELIZABETH HERZOG LULA M.-HlLL LOTTA B. HOBART M'-'SiC el-lld5nCe Science Head of English Deparlmenl llhaca lnslilufe of Buffalo Sfafe Teachers Alfred Universify Universiry of Michigan Public School Music Sl. Bonavenlure College V 1 26 C... ...E ,-., ,. . X QE y . I KATHERINE M. KARL I-IORTENSE A. KELLER K Science - Malhemafics Goucher College Sf. Lawrence Universify Columbia Universify Nr A :I I ETHEL KERSHNER HELEN D. LANNEN DOROTHY LANNIGAN Commercial Commercial Home Economics Cornell Universify New York Shale Teachers Syracuse Universify Albany S+a+e Teachers Columbia Universiiy ELIZABETH G. LEE VETHEL KATHRYN W. NEUBERT Physical Educalion Science Marhemafics-Science I+haca College S+. Bonavenfure College Cornell Universify g , ALICE M. NOONAN Commercial Elmira College . -OLIVER CHRISTOPHER O'TOQLE CAROLINE M. PERCIVAL FLORENCEA. 'PRATT g I-aim Head of Indus+riaI Aris English Orchesfra Direclor C0IIe9e'0i Woosief Buffalo Siaie Teachers SYFGCUSG UHIVGFSIIY Mansfield S+a+e Teachers . S+. Bonavenfure College Cornell Universify 27 -71 'v 1 I s..4 ed'-J '1 , ri MARY L. PRATT HELENA F. SCHLEICH Social Sfudies Library Buffalo Sfafe Teachers Cornell Universily Syracuse Universify Columbia University DONALD M. SI-IUTTS lndusfrial Arls Oswego Normal V ARTHUR C. SMITH lnduslrial Arls Buffalo Sfafe Teachers New York Universily GRETCHEN TRENKLE French Syracuse U niversily ff-'iw VIRGINIA M. VEAZIE JESSIE M. WALL JOHN W. WALLACE HOWARD A. WANDS Home Economics Direclor of Home Economics lnclus+rial Arfs Incluslrial Arfs Syracuse Universiry Mechanics lnslifule Oswego Normal Buffalo S+a1'e Teachers Universily of Rochesler Cornell Universil-y V 'MABEL E. WILSON Mafhemajics Hiram College JENNIE R. Head of Social Sfudies Social Sfudieg Depaflmenf D'YouviIle College Syracuse Universiry Simmons College 28 ABIGAIL YORKE RUTH C. ZUBER English Syracuse Universify Universily of Buffalo OFFICE STAFF ATTENDANCE MEDICAL Sea+ed: F. Po+Ier. A. Dudley, I-I. MiIIer, J. Smi+In, D. Dick. Sfandingz P. Weis, J. Seamon. G. Weber. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HAROLD MILLER ------ President ANNE DUDLEY - - Vice PresicIenI' JEANNE SMITH - - - Secrefary JOHN SEAMON - - - Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FRANCES POTTER PATRICIA WEIS DONALD DICK I GEORGE WEBER ADVISERS MISS LOTTA I-IOBART MISS RUTH ZUBER 30 iw Www i' 'lr ir RUSSELL ABBOTT Varsify Foofball ll-2-31 Varsify Baskefball ll-2-41 Varsily Volleyball i2-3l Varsify Baseball il-Zl, Super Lefler Traclc i3l. Le+fermen's Club ll-2-3-41 Foolball Banque? l243l Baseball Banquef l2l Baslcefball Banque? ll-2-4-l All Star Basketball Game l2l Assembly l3l, Dancing Club ill JOHN C. AIELLO Baseball ll-21 Golden Jubilee Baslcefball Game l2l Volleyball ll-2-3l, Traclc Q31 Baseball Trainer ll-21 LeHsrmen's Club ll-2l Baseball il-Zl Home Room Represenfafive ill RITA M. ALLRAM Commercial Club I3-41 A Capella Choir H421 Sludenl Council i3l Cheerleader I3-41 Legal Clinic Club l2l Usher al Commencemenl' l3l Vicfory Corps Council Le++ermen's Club DONALD ANDERSON Foolball I3l, Volleyball l2l lnframural Baslcelball I2-3l Track l2l, Bowling l3l Boys' Hi-Y i3-41 Lef'rermen's Club I2-3l Vice Presidenl Firsf Aid Club l2l Magic Club ill, Slamp Club l2l Fire Fiqhler i3-4-l DOROTHY ANN ASH Sf. Mary's Academy ill Home Economics Club I2-3-4l Hanclicraff Club I3l Viclory Corps f3l Secrefary Home Economics Club Hi Assembly Play i3l NICHOLAS ASH Vocalional SENIORS fe ff ff Dancing Club Ill Glee Club lil Glee Club Concerf South, that 15- ' ' 'lay Usher 3 BETTY lvl. BEARFIELD Dancing Club . Home Nursing Senior Play Finance Commillee 32 Commercial Club i3l i if if 'A' CATHERINE BECKER Commercial Club l3l Wayside l4l RICHARD BECKMAN lnlramural Baslcefball ROBERT BERNARD Sfudenf Council l3l Mafhemafic Club l3f4l Junior Prom Commifiee l3l Usher a+ Commencemenf l3l U. S. Navy BETTY JANE BESOK Commercial Club Baskefball l2l Ping Pong ll-Zl, Shuffleboard ll-21 Soccer ll-2l, Vollimilfon ll-2l Volleyball ll-2l, Maiorefle l2-3-4l Home Economics Club. l2l Spor+'s Leiler ll-2l, Assembly ll-21 FRANK BILOTTA Classical Club ll-2l Camera Club l3-4l Bowling Club l4l lnframural Baskelball ll-2-3l Assembly l4l PAUL BRANCH Co4Managing Edifor Yearboolc l4-l Presidenf Sophomore Class l2l Boys' Hi-Y l2-3-4l, Congress Siaff l4l Assembly We The Sfuden+s Club l2l La Cercle Francais l2-31 Malhemaiics Club l2-3l, Tennis l2l Dancin Club lil Bowlin Club l4l 9 - 9 Know Your Own Ciiy Club Ticks? and Properfy Commifree Junior Play, lnframural Baslcefball l4l SENIORS 33 V-1 J-if... - 'lr 'A' 'k CAMILLA SANTA BROWN S+. Mary's lll Eriqueiie Club Treasurer A. M. C. Club I2-3441 Secrefary A. M. C. Club I4-l Wayside Dramafics Club l2l We fhe Siudenis, Club l2l Volleyball l4l ROBERT BUCKLEY New York Siafe Honor League Band ll-2-3-4l,' Baslcefball Band I2-3l Orchesira l2-3l. Assembly Band l2-3-4l Spring Concer+ ll-2-3-4l. Senior Play Spring Fesfival ll-2-3-4, Mass Band l3l Chrisimas Program l2-31 Commencemenf Exercises l2-3l Execufive Commifieeman Band l4l Execufive Commiiieeman Orchesfra lll Vice Presidenf Band lniramural Baslrefball l3l Co-Edifor-infChief of Yearbook l4l LeHermen's Club. Congress Siaff l4l A JESSIE BURROWS Friendship Cenfral School ll-2-3l Maior-Home Economics Minor-Ari' ANNA CAM PAGNARI French Club I2-31 Commercial Club l4l Usher a+ Commencemenf l3l Wayside l4l JAMES CARLL lniramural Baslcelball l3l Golden Jubilee Baskeiball Game ' JANE CARLSON Major--Business Minor-Home Economics 'A' uk NELLO CARUCCI lniramural Baskefball I2-31 Maier-Indusfrial Aris Baseball ll-21 ROMAINE CHAFFEE Ping-Pong lll Volleyball III Home Economics Club III Baskeiball III JOSEPH CHAPPELL A Cappella Choir CAROL CLARK A Capella Choir ll-2-3-4I Assembly Pariicipaiion ll-2-3-41 Home Economics Play l4I Prompiress Junior Play Usher ai' Commencemenl' l3I KiwanisShowl2l, LeCercIe Fran ir fx K cais l3I Music Fesfival III. We The Sfudenis l4I Folklore Club ll-2l American Legion Oraiorical Con GERALD COLLINS Sfudenl Council l3l Senior Play Chess-and Checker Club f2l Boys' Hi-Y I2-3-41 JAMES COLT Mafh Club Presideni l4I lnlramural Baseball ll-2-3l Iniramural Baskefball l2-3-4I Eafon Rifle Club l2l Vice Presidenf Home Room Represenfaiive l3l Tesi l4l STEINTIORS 34 ir 'A' if KATHLEEN CORSON Volleyball I I I Vollimilion I I I Assembly l I I Home Economics Club l2I Dramaiic Club I I I Library Sfaff 141 RICHARD CRADDUCK Band 11-2-3-43 Siudenf Council IZI Presidenf Junior Class Assembly ll-2l Mafhemafics Club l3l MARY J. CRAWFORD Maior-Home Economics Minor-His'I'ory RUTH P. CRITCHLOW Know Your Own Ciiy Club l2I Horizon Club ll-21 Commercial Club l3l New York Sfaie Honor League JOHN DALEY Chess and Checker Club l2l Boys' Hi-Y I3-41 Bowling Club l4I Senior Play New York Stare Honor League MELVIN DAVIDSON We The Sfudenfs Club Dramaiic Club Debaie Club l3l. Treasurer Usher for Commencemenf Mas+er of Ceremonies Assembly Assembly Quiz French Club Assembly Play I-11, U. S. Army New York Sfale Honor League III I2I I3I I3I I3I I3I 'A' ul' ir JAMES DAVIS Inframural Baseball Ill Chess and Checker Club III Bowling League l2l Inframural Baslcefball l2l ANTOINETTE DE ROSE Soccer ll-2-3-4l Volleyball ll-2-3-41 Baskelball ll-2-3-41 Shuffleboard ll-2-3--+I Ping Pong Singles Sporls Lefier ll-2-3-41 DONALD DICK Sf. Mary's Ill. Camera Club IZI Class Treasurer Junior Play Casi' Usher af Commencemenf I3l Decorafion Commiffee Junior Prom Hi-Y Club I3-41. Vice Presideni' I-1-I Assembly I3-4l. Congress Sfaff l4l Co-Managing Edilor Yearbook l4l Presidenl' Sludenl Council l4l Bowling Club Senior Play Le1'fermen's Club LEO DOMBOSKI Baseball Manager ll-2l Inlramural Baskelball I-tl Classical Club l2l THOMAS DONOVAN Home Room Represeniafive II-2l lnlramural Baskefball II-2l Baseball III Assembly Program l2l Publici+y Commiflee for Junior Play U. S. Nayy MARY DOUGLAS S+. Elizabefh Academy l3l Olean High School I4l SENIORS 35 ir 'A' ak ELLEN DRISCOLL Girls' Hi-Y Club I4-I Baskeiball I2-3l Ping Pong ll-2-3l Shuffleboard ll-Zl VollimiHon l3l Ari' Club ANNE DUDLEY Vice Presidenf of Senior Club Orcheslra ll-2-3-41. Presidenl l4I Secrefary of Orchesrra l2l Presidenf of Skefch Club l3l Home Room Represenfafive II-3I Vice Presidenf Junior R. C. Council I3l Chairman Junior Red Cross Council I4I A.M.C. Club. Vicfory Corp Council IBI Spring Concerf ll-2-3-4l New York Slafe Honor League Le'r+ermen's Club JOAN DUFFY Sf. Mary's III Efiqueife Club IZI Home Economics Club l2l wayside I3--tl, Hi-Y 42-3-41 Hi-Y Presidenl Hi-Y Council l4l HifY Council Secrefary l4l JANET DUGAN Ursuline Academy, Wilminq+on, Del. College High, Bowling Green, Ky. French Club Q3-4l Presiclenl' French Club I4I Wayside I4-I ELAINE FAIRBANKS Volleyball II-2-4l Baskefball I I I Vollimilion ll-3l Shuffleboarcl I I I Ping Ponq II-4l DOROTHY FISHER Folklore Club Ill Baskeiball II-2-3-4I Dramafic Club I3l Spring Concerl II-32 Glee Club ll-2l Soccer II-21 Volleyball Ill Camera Club l2l 1k uk DONNA FLAGS Vollimiiion ll-21 Shuffleboard ll-21 Baslrefball ll-2l Soccer l I l THERESA FLORIO Ping-Pong I2-3-4l, Senior Play Shuffleboard ll-2-41 Congress Slafl Home Room Represen+a+ive ll-3l Vice Presidenf Sophomore Class Usher Junior Play. Girls' Hi-Y Club Tumbling Club I3-4l,'Ar+ Club lll Presiclenf Ma+hema+ic Club l3l Vice Presidenl Tumbling Club l4l Vollimillon ll-2l, Baslrelball l2-4l Volleyball l2-3-4i Le'H'ermen's Club FRANCIS FORDHAM Herne Room Represeniaiive l3l Assembly lll lnlramural Baseball lil New Yorlr Sfafe Honor League ROBERTA FOSTER Maior-Ari Minor-Foreign Language Assembly l2l JOHN GAETA Baslcefball Junior Play Casf Presidenl Boys' Hi-Y LeH'ermen's Club RICHARD GASPAR Maier-Maihemafics MinorvLal'in if SENIORS if 36 t 'k WILLIAM GEISE Maior-M alhemalics Minor-lnduslrial Arfs JOHN GERGEL lnframural Baslcefball ALLAN G-OLDMAN Choir Camera Club French Club Malhemafics Club ELSIE G-ORANSON Choir ll-2-3-41 Spring Concerr ll-2-3-41 Music Feslival-Jameslown, Bolivar Cuba and Canandaigua Shuffleboard lll Know Your Own Cily Club lll CHARLES GRADY Elmira High School ll-2-3l ln+ramural Sporfs l4l Home Room Senaie NATALIE GRAHAM Band ll-2-3l. Orchesfra I2-3l Choir ll-2-31, Glee Club ll-2l New Yorlc Sfafe Music Clinic l3l Spring Music Fesfivals ll-2-3l Compefifion Feslivals ll-2-3l OpereH'a On The Nile Dancing Club lil, Wayside l3-4l Senior Play LeHermen's Club ff if if SENIORS FRANCIS GRANDUSKY S+. Mary's Ill Junior Play Assembly TERESA A. GRANDUSKY Girls' C-lee Club ll-2-3-4l Spring and Fall Concerls ll-2-3-4l Dancing Club Dramafics Club I2-3l Wayside I3-4l, Baskefball ll-2-31 Commercial Club I3-4-l, Soccer ll-2-31 Vollimilfon ll-2-3l Volleyball ll-2-3l Ping Pong ll-2-3-41, Soflball Ill ROBERT GREELEY Allegany High School Glee Club Ill Pholographic Club III Olean High School Choir I2I Malhemaiics Club I2-31 Chairman of Senior Play Finance Commiliee DOROTHY GREGA Know Your Own Cily Club Ill Classical Club l2l Shuflleboard ll-Zl Volleyball l4l Vollimirfon ll-2l ELIZABETH HADLEY Ping Pong Ill. Glee Club Ill Shuffleboarcl Band I2-3-4-I Orchesfra I2-3-4l. Assembly Band I3-41 Spring Concerls ll-2-3-4l Chrislmas Program I2-3-4-I Hamburg Musical Fesfival I3l Mass Band Concerf l3l Commencemenl' Exercises l2'3-4-I Congress Slalf l4l MAX HALLEY Band ll-2l. Orchesfra ll-21. Choir lZl Business Manager and Treasurer l2l Seclional, Sfafe. Nafional Music Fesfival Parenf-Teacher Program ll-2l All-Slaie Band l2l Assembly Band ll-21 Treasurer of Sophomore Class Decoraling Commiifee for Junior Prom Usher af Commencemenl l3l Track l2l Boys' Hi-Y I3-4l. Secrefary l4l Presidenf Hi-Y Council l4l Foolball l3l lnlramural Baslcefball I3l Varsify l4l New York Sfale Honor League LeHermen's Club 37 ir 'lr 'k VIRGINIA HARRIS Orcheslra ll-2-3--'rl Glee Club ll-Zl Vicfory Corps Assembly Parficipalion LORRAINE I-IARWOOD Orcheslra ll-2-3-4l Assembly Parlicipalion CAROL HASTY Folklore Club lll Dancing Club Ill Maioreife l2l Dramalic Club l2l Wayside l4l A. M. C. Club l4l Prompfress-Senior Play VIRGINIA ROSE HEBROCK Glee Club llf2-3--ll. Choir I3-41 Musical Feslival, Cuba Ill I Home Room Senale Ill Home Economics Club ll-2-3-41 Eliquefie Club l2l Dramalic Club I2-31 Assembly Play l3l Viclory Corps l3l MARGARET R. HEINZ A.M.C. Club I3-41, Treasurer Dancing Club Wayside Club I4I Glee Club Ill, Spring Concerl Ill Girls? Sporls Banque? I 2 Soccer I3l, Drum Maioreffe l - l I2l Horizon Club ll-2-3-4l Junior Red Cross l3l ALICE LOU ISE HULL Maior-Science 'k uk ir SHIRLEY HURWITZ Presidenf Freshman Class Home Room Represeniafive ll-4l ' Band ll-2-3-4l. Treasurer l3-4l Treasurer Glee Club, Presideni'Cl1oir l4l Skeich Club lll, Girls' Glee Club ll-2l A Capella Choir l2-3-4l Mass Band l3l General Musical Organizalion Pres. l3l Vice Presidenf and Secrefary Choir l3l Spring Concerls 'll-2-3-4l, Assembly Band Junior Play Casi' Know Your Own Cily Club lil Sporis Banquer Commifiee New York S+a+e Honor League LeHermen's Club Music Fesiival Cuba lll JAMES IBAUGH Major-Science Minor-Mafhemaiics WALTER JAN KOWSKI Bowling Club lll Baslzeiball lll Foofball Ill lnframural Baseball lll A-I Rivefer BETTY JENICK Vollimifion ll-2l Ping Pong ll-2l Shuflleboard ll-2l Soccer lll Glee Club ll-2l Assembly l3l - Vicfory Corps l3l Home Room Represenraiive l3l JOYCE R. JOHNSON Dramaiic Club l2-3-4l Skeich Club Eiiquefie Club l2l Chrislmas Pageanf l3l Vicfory Corps l3l Vollimirion l3-4l Secrefary French Club l4l Congress Siafl Ari Ediior Presideni Oil Painfing Club l4l MARY KAY JOHNSON Vice Presideni S+. Mary's Eriquefle Club l2l Assembly l2l Home Economics Club l2l Wayside l3l Commercial Club l3l Dramafic Club l3l New York Siafe Honor League SENIORS 38 ir EILEEN KEOUGH Ping Pong ll-2-3-4l Baslcerball ll-2-3-4l Soffball ll-2l Dramaiics ll-2l Glee Club ll-2-3-4l Badminfon lll l Volleyball l4, 'MARY ISABELL KERR Choir ll-2-3l Glee Club lll Dramalic Club lll Assembly I2-3l Confesi in Cuba l94l THOMAS J. KING Maior-Marlwemaiics Minor-Science JOHN P. KOLKOWSKI Foorball ll-2'3l, Baseball l I l. Track lll Ca Varsiiy Baslcefball ll-2-4-l lnframural Baslcefball ll-2-3l LeHermen's Club l2-3-4l Fooiball Banque? l2-3l Baslceiball Banquel l2l Baseball Banquel lll All Slar Baslcelball l2l Volleyball ll-2l, 20-Poini LeH'er Super Leiier l4l lll l4l, Dancing Club STANLEY KOLKOWSKI Varsify Baseball ll-2-3l J. V. Baslzerball ll-2l Varsiiy Baslcefball l3l J. V. Foofball ll-2i Varsify Foofball l3l Le'r'lermen's Club l2-3-4l WALTER L. KU LA ' lniramural Baseball ll-2l lniramural Baslrefball ll-2-3l Junior Varsiiy Baslzeiball ll-2l Volleyball lll pr. lnrramural Baslceiball Teams I2-3l Bowling Club l3l if 'A' ir ir ir ROBERT LAFFERTY Band l2-3l Maior--Science Minor-Language NATALIE LAX French Club l2-3-4l We The Sfudenfs lil Volleyball Ill Laiin Club ll-2l Wayside I4-I AGNES LITTLE Scrapbook and Memory Club lll Dancing Club lil Classical Club l2-3l Assembly Paricipaiion l2l GLORIA JEAN LORENZI Jay Township High School ll-2l Presidenl Freshman Class Glee Club ll-2l School Paper Sfaff l2l Glee Club Concerf l2l Naiure Lore Club l2l Olean High School l3-41 KATHLEEN MacAULEY Assembly Program l4l Know Your Own Cify Club lll Camera Club lil RAYMOND MALONE lnrramural Baslcefball ll-2-3-4l Foolball l2l ' Bowling Club Chess and Checker Club S ENIGRS 39 if 'A' 'A' EUGENE MALPlEDi lnrramural Baslcefball ll-2-3-4-l Chess and Checker Club lll MARGARET MAYER Girls' Glee Club ll-2l Wayside l3'4l. French Club l3-4l Junior Play Cas? l3l Usher af Commencemeni' l3l Usher al' Senior Play l3l Classical Club ll-2f3l Drama+ic Club l2-3l JEAN McCABE Freshman Year S+. Mary's French Club I3-4l. Treasurer l-11 Dramafic Club l2-3l, Wayside l3-41 Efiquerfe Club l2l, Vollimiifon l3l Decorafion Com. Wayside Dance l3l We +he Sfudenis Club l4l A.M.C. Club Congress Sraff l4l Assisfani Business Manager Congress Senior Play Commiffee MARY MCGARVEY Folklore Club ll-21 Wayside I3-4l MABEL MCGAVISH Maier-Hisfory Minor-Maihemafics BETTY McGINNITY S+. Elizabefh's Academy Wayside Club l4l A. M. C. Club l4l Senior Play Commiriee ir ir ir HENRY MCPEAK Swing Band Maior-Hisfory t Minor-Science and Malhemalics DOROTHY LOUISE MENDELL, G-lee Club III Dancing Club III Aihlefic Lelfer III Home Room Represenlafive l2l Ping Pong IZI Vollimillon l3I Senior Play Cas'I' LEO MIKOLAJCZYK .Bgyvling Club I3-4l HAROLD MILLER Foolball I2-3I, Baslcefball Il-2-4-I Track l3l, Volleyball II-2I LeHermen's Club I2-3-4I Boys' Hi-Y Club I2-3-4I Secrelary Boys' Hi-Y I3I Home Room Represenlaiive II-2-3l MaI'I1ema'fic Club I3I Capl. Inframural Basl:e+ball Champ. Ill Presidenf Senior Class I4I JOHN MILLER lnlramural Baslcefball I2I Dancing Club Ill PHILIP R. MILLER Maier-lnduslrial Arls Minor-Mafhemalics Magic Club III ir if ir MARGARET MONIHON Assembly I3l Home Economics Club ROBERT EUGENE MOORE Freshman Play S+. Mary's Camera Club l2l Ticlcel Commiflee Junior Play Usher a+ Commencemenl' l3i Boys' Hi-Y Club I2-3-4I FRANCIS C. MOREHOUSE Greal Valley High School Baseball II-2I, Soccer I2I Band II-ZI, Chorus IZI Sludenl Council II-2I Senior Play I-+I Olean High School Foolball I3I Inlramural Baslcefball Hi-Y Club I3-41 JOSEPH MOSES Mafhemalics Club I3I Bowling Club I4I DELPHINE MYERS G-lee Club III Chair I2-3-4I Assembly Program II-2-3l All Slale Choir, Jameslown I4-l Classical Club III Vice Presidenl Horizon Club I3l TERESA MARIE NENNO S+. EIizabe'Ih's Academy II-21 Mission Club Il-21 Camera Club I3l French Club I4-I Volleyball I4I 'A' 'lr ir ELLEN O'KEEFE Mafor-Hislory Minor--Home Economics ALICE O'NElL Baskeiball I I l Vollimillon I3-4l JOSEPHINE O'NEIL Freshman Year S+. Mary's Marching Club l3l Efiquelre Club l3l Congress Shall l4l Ping Pong l3l Soccer l2I Vollimillon FRANCIS OSBORNE Maior-Malhemalics Minor-Hislory Bowling Club Malhemalic Club JEAN M. OSBORNE Baslrelball Ping Pong Ill Vollimillon Shuflleboard lil Orcheslra I2-3-41, Band ll-2-3-4l Glee Club ll-2l ACappeIa Choir I3-4l Vice Presiclenf of Choir l4l Presidenl ol Band Assembly I3-4l Spring Concerl ll-2-3-4l Girls' Hi-Y I3-4l, Vice Presidenl l4l Chrislmas Program I2-3-4l Cuba Feslival Ill, Congress Slalf l4l Mass Band Concerl l3l Commencemenl Exercises I3-41 Mass Band Concerl' LeHermen's Club Girls' Sporls Banque? ll-2l ROBERT O'TOOLE . Foolball I2-3l, Varsily Baslcelball ll-2-41 lnlramural Baslcelball ll-2-3l, Tracl: l2I Vice Presidenl Freshman Class LeHermen's Club I2-3l. Baseball l2l Home Room Represenlalive I-ll Foorball, Baslcelball Banque? I2-3l All Sfar Game l2l. Volleyball ll-2l Dancing Club Ill, U. S. Navy SENIORS , I 4 I 'A' 'k 'Ir ROSE PANCIO Dramalic Club Glee Club MARY PASCUCCI Dancing Club lll Maior-Business VIOLA R. PAVONE Glee Club Ill Spring Concerl' Ill Dancing Club Ill Know Your Own Cily Club lll Commercial Club l3l GERALD PERRY lnrramural Sporls Home Room Senale I4-I Major-Science Minor--Hislory ANGELO PERUGINI Chess and Checker Club Ill Classical Club II-21 New Yorl: Srale Honor League CHARLENE PETERSON Know Your Own Cily Club Ill Baslrelball ll-2l. A.M.C. Club I3-4l A Capella Choir ll-2-3-4-l, Band I2-3l Horizon Club I3-4l, Secrelary l3l Music Conlesls-Bolivar, Cuba. Canandaigua, Jameslown. Hamburg Business Manager Choir l4l,Junior Play Music Clinic-Jameslown, Rochesfer Chrislmas Pageanls ll-2I Spring Concerls ll-2-3-4l, Senior Play Assembly Parliciparion ll-2-3-4l Vice Presidenf of Choir l3l LeHermen's Club 'A' 'A' ir GENE PlATT Dancing Club lil A. M. C. 42-31 Vice Presidenf l4l Kiwanis Show l2l Home Economics Play l4l MICHAEL PODSKALNY Home Room Represenlafive l2-3l Baskelball lll lnframural Baslcelball ll-2-3-4l Volleyball lil .Baseball ll-2l Foolball lil Dancing Club lil Bowling Club lll FRANCES POTTER Class Play Sl. Mary's Secrelary of Efiquefle Club l2l Dramalic Club l2-3l, Wayside l3-4-l We The Sludenls Club l2l J. V. Cheerleader Senior l3-4l Vice Presidenf Junior Class l3l French Club l4l, Sludenf Council l4l A. M. c. Club 12-3--ii Usher al Commencemenf l3l Decoralion Commifiee Junior Prom LeHermen's Club JOHN PYLES Uniled Sfales Navy New York Slale Honor League ADELINE PYSKATY Wayside Club l4l Commercial Club l3l Dancing Club lil JEAN READ Girls' Baskelball ll-2-3-4l Volleyball ll-2-3-4l Ping Pong l2-3-41 Soflball l3l Vollimillon l3-4l Cheerleader l2-3-4l French Club l3l LeHermen's Club SENIGRS 42 i' ir ir JEAN REICHENBACH Classical Club ll-2f3l Efiquslle Club lil Usher for Civic Music Secrefary Freshman Class AU DREY REYNOLDS Business Diploma V. ALBERTA RIEPPEL Glee Club ll-2-3-41 Vice Presidenl' and Secreiary l-1-l Spring Concerls ll-2-3-4-l Wayside l4l Commercial Club l3l Hilllop l3l ROSEMARY SALVAN Glee Club ll-2-3l, Dancing Club lll Spring and Fall Concerls ll-2-3l Chrislmas Program l3l. Assembly l3l Music Fesfivals ll-243l Ping Pong ll-21 Usher Junior Play Vollimiifon ll-21 Kiwanis Shows ll-2-31 Shuffleboard ll-2l Marching Group l3l Girls' Sporl' Banque? lil Commercial Club Firsl Aid l3l Home Room Represenlalive l2l MADELINE SAWAYA Dramalic Club Treasurer ll-21 Girls' Aihlelic Associalion ll-2-3l Band T31 HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN Orcheslra ll-2-3-41. Band l3l Secrefary Sophomore Class . Junior Play Presidenf of VVe fhe Siudenls Club Presidenl' of Debaling Club Dramalic Club New York Slafe Honor League LeHermen's Club 'A' ir 'Ir DONNA SCHNELL Glee Club lll Dancing Club lll CSOLDIE A. SCHOONMAKER Dancing Club lll Glee Club ll-2l Spring Concerts ll-2l Rhylhm Wrirers l3l Vicrory Corps l3-4l Wayside l3-4l Baskelball l4l JOAN SCHULTZ Dancing Club Commercial Club JOHN SEAMON lniramural Baskefball ll'2l Golden Jubilee Baskeiball Game l2l Foofball l3l Eafon Rifle Club l2-3l Presidenl' l3l Boys' Hi-Y Club Treasurer Senior Class lnframural Baskelball l3l CAROL JANET SEGA A Capella Choir ll-2-3-4l Assembly ll-2-3-4l. Kiwanis Show ll-2l Music Compelilion, Cuba lil We 'lhe Sludenls Club ll-2l Dramaiic Club ll-2l, Skelch Club l3l On lhe Nile - Ballad for Americans' Spring Concerf ll-2-3-4l Usher Grade School Concerr l2l Usher al Commencemenl l3l Oil Painfing Club l4l French Club l2-3l P. T. A. Program ll-2-3-4l Congress Slaff. Yearbook Sialf New York Sfafe Honor League CAROLYN JUNE SEGA A Capella Choir ll-2-3-4l We the Sludenls Club ll-2l Assembly ll-2-3-4l, Dramalics ll-2l Double Trio Chrisfmas Pageanl' l3l Usher al Commencemenl' l3l Spring Concerf ll-2-3-4l. Usher l2l Kiwanis Show ll-2l Skefch Club l3l Music Compefilion, Cuba lll French Club l2-3l Fall Concerel' ll-2l P. T. A. Program ll-2-3-4l Congress Sfaff. Yearbook Slaff New York Slafe Honor League SENIORS 43 ir uk ir CONCETTA SIRIANNI Dancing Club lll Dramalic Club l3l Camera Club l2l Folklore Club lll Girls' Baskelball ll-4l Know Your Own Cify Club HELEN SKROBACZ Commercial Club l3l Wayside l4l CHARLES SLOAN A Capella Choir ll-2l Opereffa On The Nile lll Asfronomy Club l2l Canlala Ballad for America l2l Band l2l JEANNE SMITH Assembly l3-4l, Classical Club ll-3l Dramalic Club ll-2-4-l. Wayside l3-4l Secreiary Junior and Senior Class Treasurer Wayside l3l Vice Presidenf Wayside l4l Lel'lermen's Club, Usher Junior Play Usher for Commencemenf l3l Decoralion Commillee Junior Prom Congress Slaff Business Edilor New York S+ale Honor League GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SPEARS Baskefball ll-2l THOMAS STIMLINGER Baskerball ll l lnframural Baskelball l I-2-3-4l Baseball l I-2l Volleyball l I l Fooiball l ll Bowling Club U. S. Navy 1' ff ff SENIORS 1' ff if VIRGINIA TAYLOR Gaines High School III Glee Club III, Hi-Y Club Spring Concerf III Secrelary Freshman Class Commercial Club I3I Wesl Seneca High School. Olean High School I3-4I EVA TENGLUND Dancing Club III Glee Club Il-2I Choir I2-3I Folklore Club III Vice-Presidenl' Folklore Club Spring Concerls II-2-3I RAE THOMAS Marching Club Assembly Play I4I Home Economics Club I4I DOROTHY TOMSICK Commercial Course LILLIAN VALES Orchesfra Il-2I Band II-2-3-4I Vice Presidenf of Band I3I Secrefary of Band I4I Music Fesfivals ' III Buffalo IZI III New York Sfafe Honor League AM ELIA WALLON Know Your Own Cily Club Home Room Represenrafive Sporf LeHers II-2-3-4I Sporl Council I4I Wayside I4I III I2-'+I 44 JOSEPI-IINE WALLEN Cheerleader I2-3I, Leffer in '42 Hi-Y I2-BI, Sluclenl Council I2I Treasurer of Freshman Class Sfudenf Senale I2I Kiwanis Show of I94-2 Volleyball I2-3-4I Baskelball II-2I. Caplain I2I Badminfon I2-31, Ping Pong I4I Girls' ALICE F. WEATHERELL Baskefball I4-I GEORGE WEBER lnframural Volleyball III lnframural Baskelball I I-2-4I lnframural Baseball I I-2I Band I I I Sludenf Council I4I PATRICIA WEIS Presidenf Folklore Club III Classical Club II-2I Assembly II-2-3-4I Junior Play Cast Senior Play Cas? Baskefball II-2-3-4I, Dancing Club III Volleyball I2-3-4I, Vollimiffon I3I Ping Pong II-4I, Shuffleboard I2I Freshman Member Girls' Sporfs Council Treasurer of Sperls Council I3I Presidenf of Sporls Council I4I Tumbling Club I3-4I, Presidenf I4I Dramafic Club I2-3-4I Wayside Sfudenl' Council I4I Sludenf Senale Hi-Y Club II-2-3-4I, Congress Sfaff Glee Club III Music Fesfival Cuba 20-Poinl' LeHer, Varsily Cheerleader J. V. Cheerleader I2-3I, Soccer III Spring Concerl' Kiwanis Show III New York Siafe Honor League LeHermen's Club l4I I3l l4I III l4l JEANNE WELCH SI. Mary's Academy III Assembly IZI Eliquelle Club I2I Wayside I3I Girls' Hi-Y I3-4I, Treasurer I4I Congress Sraff I4I Volleyball I4I ROY WELCH Foofball I4I Dancing Club III lnlramural Baskefball 'A' ir ir NANCY WESTBROOK Dramalic Club IZI, Wayside l3f4I Classical Club I2-3l, Treasurer IZI Junior Play Cas? Junior Prom Commiilee Usher ai Commencemenl' l3l Assembly I3-4l. Congress Slaff l4l We fhe Sfudenis Club l4I Secreiary l4l French Club l4l Red Cross Council l4l Co-Ediior-in-Chief of Yearbook New York Slaie Honor League EVELYN WILLIAMS Swing Band l2l Girls' Glee Club ll-3l Spor+s II-2l MARIE J. WILLIAMS Dancing Club Ill Folklore Club III Glee Club II-2-3-4I Junior Play l3l Senior Play I4l Assembly I3-41 Spring Concerl' II-2-3-41 Music Fesiival ll-2-3-4l SENIORS MAXINE V. YOU NGLOVE Folklore Club II-21 Vice Presidenf of Folklore l2l French Club I3-4l Wayside I-11 - Senior Play Usher 45 ir ir 'A' MONTE WILLIS Dancing Club Arr Club Music Club Varsiiy Baslceiball Varsiiy Baseball SARAH K. WILSON Allegany High School Ill Glee Club III Olean High School I2-3-4l Home Economics Club I2-3-4I Assembly Play l4l JOHN WOODCOCK Junior Play Bowling Club ff if f SENIORS if f ff THOMAS BEEBE Maior-Science M inor-Malhemaiics LOIS BU RLINGAME Firsl' Aid Club Presidenl' Firsi Aid Club Ill Soccer lll Volleyball ll-41 Ping Pong l2l Junior Red Cross lll ANTIONETTE DIMARCO Maior-Language Minor-Science CHARLOTTE FIRKEL Baslxeiball ll-3-41 Volleyball ll-2-31 Assembly Program l4l Glee Club ll-21 Know Your Own Cily Club lll JOHN FORNESS Band ll-2-31 Spring Concerf ll-2-31 Unifed Sfales Navy AN D REW GATTU SO Dancing Club lnlramural Baslceiball l2l lniramural Baseball l2l Bowling Club I3-4l LOIS HENNING Cuba: Cheerleader ll-2-3l Maioreffe ll-2-31 Aw e 544 Junior Play ' Philadelphia: Dramalic Club i, . e R Riding Club, Swimming Club A qt, X Buffalo: Dramalic Club ltlg .1 14 XE if Q ix- Hornell: Dramaiic Club M ii Veg E X2 A I . 1 5 5 'Tl :E 'Q Q s .ff Wil -- 1 S142 ' BARBARA LEE if gfu ,H g 1 , .rl i F 5 F S+. Mary's School, Dunlcirk, N. Y. Q J .J Cheerleader l2-3l ,N , S' gg.-- Glee Club iI'2-3l S wb M Girls' Hi-Y l4l 'T' QS Dramaiics Club l3l ,P J W N, 46 SYLVIA MAFRICB Dancing, Club lil Camera Club ll-2-4i Wayside l3-4-l Debaling Club l-1-l Know Your Own Cify Club l2l Soffball ll-2-3-4-l Volleyball i2-3-4-l Soccer ll-2-31 Shuffleboard ll-2-3-41 Vollimiifon ll-2-3-4l Baslrelball ll-2-3-41 IDA MULLEN Niagara Falls High School ll-2-3l Dramalic Club ll-2l Library Club ll-2l Glee Club ll-2l lnframurals ll-21 Girls' Reserves l3l JOHN NEPORODNY lnlramural Baslcefball Baseball Bowling Club Track Volleyball SAM NUNAMAKER Science Maior Malhemarics Minor Vocaiional Africuliure Club. P. H. S.. Pa. MAYNARD TIMME Sf. Bonavenfure College Hisiory and Science Maiors Lalin and Mafhemaiics Minors CARMELA TRUNFIO Home Economics Club Classical Club BETTY RUTH WILBER Girls' Sporis Council l4l Girls' Tumbling Club l3l 4 Girls' Volleyball l4l Soccer I4-l Cheerleader l3l Kiwanis Show l2l Girls' Hi-Y I3-4-l 4 MR. HERBERT L. SACKETT This Congress would noi be comple+e wifhouf The picfure of Mr. Sackefl who was our principal and adviser for fhree years, and a man whose friendship we shall always freasure. 47 Sealed: Carol Bell, Belly Kingsley, Bob O'MeIia, Mary McCready Sfanding: John Weaqraff, Mary Ellen Broolcs, Ronald Garvey Sealed: Sfephen Pancio. Delores Slayer, Richard I-Iinz, Norvil Chew Sfanclingz Joyce Godfrey, Norma Guild Paul Norfon, Joan Kelley, Rulh Randall, Jack Callahan, Belly Weis 48 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROBERT O'MELIA - - Presidenl' MARY ELLEN BROOK - Vice Presidenf BETTY KINGSLEY - - Secrefary RONALD GARVEY - - f Treasurer Sfudenf Council Members CAROL BELL MARY M. MCCREADY JOHN WEAGRAEF Advisers MISS JENNIE WOMBOUGI-I MISS GERTRUDE OLIVER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DOLORES SLAYER - - Presidenl' RICHARD HINZ - - Vice Presiden+ STEVE PANCIO - - Secrefary NORMA GUILD A - Treasurer Sfudenf Council Members JOYCE GODFREY NORVIL CI-IEW Class Advisers MISS MABEL E. WILSON MISS ALICE NOONAN FRESHIVIEN CLASS OFFICERS RUTH RANDALL - - Presidenf JACK CALLAI'-IAN - - Vice Presidenf PAUL NORTON - - Secrefary BETTY WEIS - - - Treasurer I Sfucleni Council Member JOAN KELLY Class Advisers MRS. LaVETA H. CARPENTER MRS. KATHRYN W. NEUBERT Row 9: Dombeck. M Donalo, C. Doughsrfy, J Row I: Allen, A. Allen, D. Ambrose, S. Anderson, G. Andrews, A. Apu. F. Row 2: Armsfrong, M. Ash, R. Affolini. M. Augusfini, T. Ausfin, E. Ayraulf, J. Row 3: Bafes. W. Bafesky, P. Becker, L. Becker, R. Belleisle, J. Bell, C. Bell, S. Bixby, M. Blackwell, B. Blackman, J. Row 4: Blaske, J. Blazejewski, F. Bosco, J. Bowersox, H. Brehm, J. Brinkman, R. Brook, B. Brooks, M. E. Brown, D. Brown, J. Row 5: Row 7: Brown. M. E. Clayfon, B. Brown, W. Colby, D. Brown, W. Coleman. G. Brundage. J. Collins, J. Brufsman, A. Comforf, B. Buffinqfon. R. Cone, M. Burdick, E. Cook. R. Burford, A. Cook. V. Burnelr, J. Corrigan. D. Burr, J. Crandall. R. Row 6: Row 8: Bufchella. E. Cronin, M. Caccioffi, C. Davis, N. Callahan, W. DeC-roff, P. Carlson, R. DeGroff. R. Carpenfer, J. DeGolier. H. Carucci, I. Dembowski, D. Clair, R. DeRosa. T. Clark, D. Dick, M. Clark, D. Dobmeier, D. Clark, P. Dolwl, P. 49 Douglas, D. Driscoll, J. Dunkel, S. Row IO! Dunn, L. Eberl, J. Eiclens, C. Eiserf, W. Esfes, D. Fie. T. Row I: Finger, G. Fifch, G. Flynn, D. Fosfer, J. Fofe. F. Fowler, A. Row 2: Fox, C. Frank, C. Freeman, A. Freeman, V. Fremming. J. Frosf, B. Row 9: Long, M. Lenoffi, E. Lilly, J. Long, H. Lown, M. Lucas, L. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Fuller, R. Harris, D. Johnson, N. Furchf, M. Harris, E. Jones, M. Galvin, M. Harrison, R. Jordan, B, Gano, B. Harl, A. Jordan, R, Gardner, B. Hari C. Kamler, B, Gerr, C. Hasbrouck, M. Kane, D, Garvey. R. Harvey. J. Karpin, C. Germy, L. Hervey, L. Kayeg, D, Gilbert J. Henry, P. Keegle, N. Godfrey, A. Heysel. B. Kellogg, D. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Godfrey, J. Hickey, T. Kelley, N. Goff, J. Hinz, D. Keouglw, M. Good, P. Hollancls, E. Kingsly, B. Grearwood, G. Howard, R. Kohl, L. G-umfow. B. Howden, R. Kollcowslci, J. Haberly, M. Hughes, E. ' Konkle. M. Halsey, E. Hu+cl1inson, R.. Koplalc, A. Hannon, K. Hyde, E. ,- Kozlow, G. Hanobik, C. Johnson, C. Kozlow, W. Hardy, E. Johnson, M. Kula, M. 50 W Row IO: Lunlz, R. Madison, P Marcus. J. Marcus, J. Marra, M. Mazur, H. Row I: McAuliffe. G. McCabe, J. McCready. M. M.cGavisl1. J. McGovern. J. McMullin. J. Row 2: McPaalc. M. McPeal:. M. Miller, A. Miller. B. Moniljan. H. Moricca. G. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Mosher. P. Piffman. J. Scholl. C. Moszalc. D. Piechofa, F. Schoff, L. Muccino. D. Pieri. -M. J. Shue. D. Mocko. J. Plumlay, D. Schoulon, M. Mullin. I. Rasey, W. Scordo. M. J. Murray, B. Rasmussen, M. Scrolco, A. Neff, S. Rafzel, W. Selfz. J. Neil, M. L. Reilz, J. Sclweahan. M. Nichols. K. Richards. H. Silloway, R. Nunamalcer. J. Richardson. P. Slayer. L. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Olson. N. Ricci, M. Slingerland, G. O'Mqlia, R. Ried. R. M. Slocum, H. O'Neil. J. Rodie. J. Snyder. R. Pancio, S. Rogers. D. Spearing, J. Papas. R. Rose, L. Spears, J. Parks. W. Ross, C. Spinlc. R. Pelfon. T. Russo, J. Stark, J. Peferson. C. Seder. M. Sf. Clair, A. Peierson, R. Sams, J. Slebiclc. L. Phillips. J. Sclmell, J. Sfeiger, A. Sl Row 9: Sfevens. 6. Siemierosky. G Sfomieroslzi. R Sforner, W. Sullivan. J. Swarfz. J. Row IO: Taylor. E. Taylor, N. Thomas. P. Tillow. L. Toby. V. Toohey, J. Row l: Trunfio, R. Vales, G. VanNorman, M. E Wallen, N. Walsh, W. Ware, P. Row 2: Waflers, D. Walers. M. Walers, P. Wallets, P. Vliafson, D. Wayne, E. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: ' Weagraff. J. Ash, E. Brown, G. Weber. D. Afwood, L. Brown, G. Welch, K. Augosfini, L. Brunner, R. Wenlze, M. L. Baker, J. Burlinglwam, R. Wesion. J. Balcln, C. Caliquiri, R. Wlwilesfone, P. Barfleff, R. Capifo, M. Wilkins, H. Bafes, J. Cappellaffi, M. Williams, M. Bell, R. Capra, J. V Youngs, R. Belleisle, M. Carpenfer. D. Yuslxo, F. Belvees, E. 4 Carlson, M. - Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Zakrewslci, S. Bah, B. Cashimere, J. Zalcrewslci, V. Burneff, B. Chew, N. Zalewslci, T. Blalre, R. Chiffendey, M. Zulcerman, D. Bowersox, K. Clark, V. Adams, M. Boyle, M. Conlzling, R. Aiello. P. Bradley, B. Corclner, R. Anderson, B. Brandes, J. Corkins, R. Ambrose, M. Brani, M. Corson, V. Ames, P. Brink, F. ' Coshanza, M. Andrews, R. Brown, A. Croclcer, J. 52. Row 9: Crawford, A Crandall, M. Cronlc, B. Crowley, J. Delmar, M. Davis, D. Row l0: Davis, W. Dempsey, F. Diesfield, G. Dieffriclw, P. Disorbo. M. Donnigan, A Row I: Donahue, H. Donavon, D. Dorson, J. Doxey, C. , Driscoll, S. Ducey. J. Row 9: Keller, J. Kelley, J. Kennedy, C Kennedy, M Kerowifz, V. King, N. Row 2: Dwaileebe, D. Eberl, M. Ensell, L. Favero. E. Fadalla. G. Fie, D. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Firlcell, J. Gayfon, P. Heclc, R. Finger, B. Geary, L. Henriella, R. Fisher, L. Golden, H. Heplcer, R. Firlcal, A. Gondelc. M. Higley, B. Filch. C. Gould, D. Herhiclr, L. Fleri, S. Grancluslcy, A. Hill, W. Flagq, H. Grega. J. Hinz, R. Fordham. G. Green, D. Hornberg. A. Forness, B. Guild, N. Hull, B. Forness, J. Guinla, J. Jadlowslci. J. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Fosfer, J. Gusfafson, R. Jaelcley, D. Fosfer. J. Haberly, N. Jesson, B. Fofs, G. Hall, C. Johnson, A. Fore, G. Halley, M. Johnson, B. Furey. M. Halley. R. Johnson, H. Fusco. J. Handley. J. Jonelr, J. Gaela, P. Harenda, J. Joseph, L. Gaino, R. Hausknechf, R. Kaspersky, J. Gallup, F. Hawkes, P. Kaufz, P. Ganounq, J. Hebroclc. J. Keagle. M. 53 Row IO: Kirlz, G. Klimczylu. E. Knighl, R. Koebelin, J. Kosinsky. M Kosmislci, L. Row I: Kreyclf, M. Kubiak, J. Lalulz, J. Lawson. R. Lear, F. Lebandowski. D. Row 9: Primilcins, J. Randall. R. Rcppaporf. H Read. P. Reid, B. Rice, J. Row 2: Lee. M. Leonard, A. Lewis, W. Lian. R. Lilly, C. Lindsay. R. Row 3: Lish. J. Lorenzini, R Lucas. B. Lundy, J. Lufher. J. Lu+e, M. Lyceff, W. Lyman. M. Lyons. B. MacAuley. C. Row 4: Maliclc, R. Marra. J. Marlin, H. Marlin, J. Marlin. M. Mauser. P. Mayer, R. Maynard, R. McCar+en. E. McCue. B. Row 5: McDermoH', J. McDonnell, J. McFadden. R. McGavisl1, C. McGvranagl1an, J. McGranaghan, McMullen, J. McPealc. M. Melnyk, W. Miles, R. Row 6: Miller, M. Moricca. F. Morlon, J. Moses. T. Myfchak, P. Obermiller. F. Orsini. C. Offo. J. Napoleone. C. Neff, C. 54 Row 7: Nolan, M. Nolder, R. Nye, G. Nye, P. Quinn, F. Padlow, L. Pelmquisi, S. Pancio, P. Pancio, T. Pease, J. Row 8: Peierson, B. Peferson, E. Peferson. P. Perry, J. Perugini. A. Phillips, W. Piccioli, L. Pierce, G. Plummer, J. Po++er. A. Row IO: Richardson, R Riley, W. Ripley, E. Rodie, M. Roof. D. Rose, P. Row l: Rowe. M. L. Russell, W. Russo. V. Salberla. R. Sanzo. J. Saslrin. P. Row 9: Afwood. E. Ausfin. R. Backer, J. Bailey. M. J Balmer. B. Baldwin. P. Row 2: Scoif. P. Schaumleffel. R. Schickler, A. Schnell, A. Schoqnmalcer. P. Seamon. V. Row 3: Sech. J. Sever. G. Severn. J. Sqadlowslri. A-. Shaw. D. Shaw. S. Shea. l. Sherman. H. Sigmund. O. Sirianni. J. Row 4: Snyder. D. Smirh. C. Smifh, M. Snow. G. Spears. B. Spears. V. Sfavish. D. Sl. Clair. B. S+. Clair, M. Slegner. R. Row 5: Row 7: Srevens. A. Wilkins, R. Sfemieroslci. J. Williams. D. Strickland, A. Williams, M. Sfurm. P. Wisnieski. J. Suchora, I. Wilfer. R. Thierman. J. Woodard. D. Thomas. R. Worlh. E. Toby. N. Zapel. E. Turclc. S. Zerby, P. VanDyl:e. A. Zerolowi. W. Row 6: Row 8: Veno, H. Zoghibe. M. J. Verbanic, J. Abboff. R. - Warfield. R. Accurso. A. Washinqron. H. Anasfasia. Y. Weis, R. Anderson. M. Welch. J. Anlionnelfi. L. Welch. R. Apa. L. Wenlce. P. Arsalna. F. Wepasmlclc. L. Ash. M. Wheeler. L. Alfolini. J. 55 Row IO: Ballalm. M. Barfield, R. Barfield. P. Baxfer. E. Beard. J. Becker. D. Row I: Bell, D. Belleisle, D. Berardi. M. Bianca, T. Bish, R. Bosworfh, O. Row 9: Furey, T. Gazdiclc, W. Greer, A. Goranson, G. Grandusky, K Grove, R. Row 2: Boyd. A. Branch, J. Brandon. J. Brehm, J. Brenan, J. Brundage, B. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Burdick, B. Cullafher, T. Duffon, P. Burclsall, B. Culver, A. Eade, M. Burt B. Curfis, M. Easley, L. Burlingame, A. Daley, M. Easley, L. Callahan. H. Damboslri, R. Easfon, D. Callahan, J. Davis, J. Ellis, W. Callahan, P. Daylon, N. Elmore, H. Carney, J. DiCapua, D. Fnsell, J. Carnicelli. C. Difnicco, R. Eslee, M. Carucci. E. Declcman, D. Faulkner, J. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Casperf T. Defi-olier, L. Fegley, R. Chillenden. M. DeMarino, L. Flynn, J. Chokraclw, H. Dimicco, R. Ford, R. Clark, H. Dobmeier, B. Fosdeclc, J. Clark, J. Dombeclr, T. Fosfer, P. Clark, P. Donafo. J. Fole, W. Colville, B. Donellan, N. Franzi, A. Confer, D. Ducey, A. - Freaney. J. Coplak. J. Dunn, CS. Freeman, H. Cronin. M. Dunalnay. A. French. J. 56 Row IO: Gusfalson, A. Gusfalson, N. Hallaclc. N. Hallamby. E. Halleck, R. Hamillon, A. Row I: Hamilfon, M. l-land, P. Handley. B. Handley, T. Harris, D. Harris, J. Row 2: Harwood, R. Hebrock, W. Henry, W. Heysel, D. Hoffman, R. Holcl, C. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Hughes, J. Konerl, A. Lici, P. Ingalls, R. Kralzai, R. Lingenfelfer, C. lsaman, V. Kuaffel, C. Lowe. J. Jadowslci, A. Kuhn, L. Ludlow, D. Johnson, B. Kukula, W. Lundberg, D. Johnson, C. Kulcula. l.. Madison, D. Johnson. S. Kula, T. Maines, S. Jones. L. Kuperman, H. Maliclc, iD. Karpin, M. Laffareifi, B. Malick, H. Keyes. F. Lene, C. A Malone, M. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Kozlow, L. Long, M. Malpiedi, E. Keller. E. Lape, W. Marra, A. Kelly, P. Laslcey, F. Marra, T. Kersperslci, J. Lafhrop, M. Marra, T. King, M. H Law, T. Marlin, H. Kinney, J.. Lawson, L. Marvin, R. Kinney. R. La+e, J. Maurois, J. Klofz, R. Lennon, T. Maynard. J. Knowlfon, R. Leonard, E. McBride. J. Koenig, D. Leve++, R. McCar+en, M. 57 Row 9: McCoy, J. McKenney, B. McKenney, J. McLaughlin, R Melaro, A. Messer, J. Row IO: Messer. R. Miller, S. Molenda, E. Mlorgan, W. Mullire, B. Murray, B. Row I: Myers, B. Newman, P. Nifcshe. D. Norion, P. Nye. E. O'Connor, J. Row 9: Truby, R. Tucker, J. VanCamp, V. VanCuren, A. VanCuren, D. VanHou+en, J. M Row 2: Oelkosky, A. Panus, H. Pascucci, E. Paugh, R. Pauly, B. Pavel, G. Row 3: Row 5: Peferson, R. Russo, M. Peferson, R. Rybeclri. M. Poffer, D. Sader, B. Pilon, W. Saskan, J. Prenfiss, S. Schifley, M. Quesfa. C. Schlosser. W. Quinn, M. A. Sorocco, F. Rafslri, W. Sederholm. B. Rappaporf. L. Seward, G. Reddy, A. Shaffuck. T. Row 4: Row 6: - Reheur. D. Sharp, M. J. Reilley, G. Shaw. E.. Reynolds, A. Sheehan, J. Reynolds, G. Sherwood, A. Richards, R. Simmons, C. Richards, S. Small, M. Riqa, G. Smugorzewski. C. Rinello, P. Snodgrass, R. Ross, D. Spink, R. Ross, -F. Srocznski, M. 58 Row 7: Sfanck, J. Sfaysa, S. Sfebick. B. Sfeffen, J. Sfeffen, Wm. Sfevens, J. Sfillifanio, P. Sfomieroski, C. Sfrickland, L. M. Swanson. N. Row 8: Swarfz, M. Sweeney. B. Sweeney. E. Sweet O. Taggerf, 6. Taylor, B. Tay'or, J. Taylor, P. Tes+Z, E. Toohey, D. Row IO: Veno. A. Wainman, N. Walrers. P. Ward, R. Washingfon, R. Waferman, D. Row I: Wea+herell, J. Wellmen, B. Wheeler, D. Wheeler, J. Wheeling, H. Whipple, J. Row 2: Williams. C. Williams, F. Williams, M. Williams, N. Wicherf, F. Wilson, C. Row 9: Levandoslzi. D. Easley. L. Guinfa. J. Waflers, D. Silloway, R. Gaefe. P. Row 3: Row 5: Row 7: Wilson, G. Barfleif. A. Weagraff, J. Wilson. P. Weis, P. Graham, N. Wilson, R. Kula, V. Schneiderman, R. Wright N. Ash, D. Goranson, E. Wyvlorka. R. lbaugh. J. Kelley. J. Yannella. D. Tenglund, E. Sorenson, G, Youngs, B. Wi'liams, M. Murray. B. Yuslco, M. Rowe. M. Guild, N, Zapel. -.l. l l6br0Clt. V. A Spears, Zandi, L. Harwood, L. Lown, M. Row 4: Row 6: Row 8: Flagg. D. Johnson. J. Tillow, L. Sinsabaugh. D. Nenno. T. Godfrey, J. Schleich, H. Burlingame, L. Fuller. R. Coplack. A. Mendell. D. McGranaghan, J. Godfrey. A. Kerr, M. MacAuley, R. Reippel, A. Welch. J. Purdy. C. Branch, P. Myers, D. O'Melia. B. Weafherel, A. Green, D. Harris, E. McCabe, J. Lunh, R. Rodie. J. Hurwiiz, S. Jeniclx. B. Hasbrouck, M. 59 Row IO: Collins, J. Keagle, N. Fisher, D. Schoonmaker. G. Rieppel, A. Smifh. M. STRINGED ENSEMBLE Seafedi Elizabefh Zink. Rufh Becker, Mary Ellen Brooks, Anne Dudley, Pafricia Henry, Ray Spinku Doreen Davis. Sfandinqz Doroflwy Harris DRUM MAJOR AND MAIORETTES B. Besolc, H. DeGolier, C. Baccari, T. Felfon, V. Zakrewski, J. Belleisle 65 K Seafedz R. Halley, B. Sclloonmaker, G. Coleman, P. Henry, R. Caliguiri, R. Spinlc, J. Fosfer, L. Harwood, B. Zinlc, R. Becker B Broolc E. Brooks, R. Mayer, B. Wellman, F. Spears. R. Slmeiclerman, P. Clwirfenden. R. Brunner, R. Coleman, R. Paugh, D. Davis Row I Sfar inql H. Kuperman, D. WaHers. D. Harris, J. Kelly, D. Colby. B. Burnell, N. Kelly, W. Sforner, E. Hadley, J. Spearlng J Bafes Praff, Direcfor. Row 2: ISIandingl J. Osborne, M. Swartz, N. Taylor, H. Shneiderman, P. DoI1I, P. DieI'IericI'1, P. Taylor HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ANNE DUDLEY NORMAN TAYLOR - - - Vice Presidenl and DOROTHY HARRIS - - Business Manager and HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN - Execufive Commiffee VIOLINS CELLOS RUTH BECKER ROBERT BRUNNER ROBERT CALIGUIRI GLENNA COLEMAN ROBERT COLEMAN JEAN FOSTER RENATE HALLEY VIRGINIA HARRIS LORAINE HARWOOD PATRICIA HENRY ROBERT PAUGH FLORENCE SPEARS RAY SPINK CHARLES STOMEROWSKI BETTY WELLMAN BETTY ZINK VIOLAS MARY ELLEN BROOKS MARGARET CHITTENDEN RUTH SHNEIDERMAN BEVERLY BROOK ANNE DUDLEY RICHARD MAYER DOUBLE BASSES DOROTHY HARRIS DONNA WATTERS CLARINETS BETTY HADLEY JEAN SPEARING FLUTES DORIS COLBY JAMES MAYNARD SAXOPHONE HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN Presiclenl' Secrefary Treasurer Member TRUMPET NORMAN TAYLOR MAURIOE SWARTZ FRENCH I-IORNS JEAN OSBORNE WILLIAM STORNER TROMBONES PAUL' DIETTERICH PAUL DOHL PATRICIA TAYLOR PERCUSSION GERALD HARRIS HARVEY KUPERMAN PIANO DOREEN DAVIS JOAN BATES ACTIVITIES-Junior Play, Senior Play, Clwrislmas Program, Spring Concert Assembly ,62 onfz C. Sega. C. Sega, E. Weis, J. Rice, L. FisI'1er,G.GreaIwood, M. Furchf, E. Harris, R. Brinkman, M. E. Van Norman, M. Kula, D, Clark Lilly, D. Myers, 'M. Eade. Row 2: R.AIIram, J. Lish, I. Law, J.Toohey, C.CIark, V. Hebroclc, G.CoIeman, B.WeIIman. S. Prenfiss, J.Car- Inrer. J.Brandon, J.Osborne, M. Lang, D. Davis, P.SIurrn, J.CasI1imere. Row 3: C. Peierson, L. Burlingame, B.Be+i, M.CI1acIderIon, J sfer, P. Lipperf, D.I-Iarris, P. DeGroIf, N. Kelly, B. Brook, E. Goranson, S. Hurwiiz, M. E. Brooks, R. Paugh. Row 4: R. Peferson, R. Har god. J. I-Iebrock, R. Ingalls, R. Spink, R. O'MeIia, W. Callihan, J. Fosier, F. Williams, N. Taylor, L. TiIIow, E. Shaw, G. Goranson. A CAPPELLA CHOIR SHIRLEY HURWITZ - ---- Presideni JEAN OSBORNE - - Vice Presidenf and Secre-Iary CHARLENE PETERSON - - Treasurer and Business Manager ROBERT O'MELIA - - Execufive Commiliee Member SOPRANOS RITA ALLRAM BEVERLY BETZ JOYCE CARPENTER CAROL CLARK PHYLLIS DE GROFF JEAN FOSTER MARIEN FURCHT GLORIA GREATWOOD JUNE BRANDON ROSEMARY BRINKMAN BEVERLY BROOK MARY ELLEN BROOKS JOAN CASHIMERE DOROTHY CLARK LOUIS BURLINGAME WILLIAM CALLAHAN JOSEPH CHAPPELL JAMES FOSTER GEORGE GORANSON ESTHER HARRIS VIRGINIA HEBROCK MARY KERR ISABELLA LAW CAROLYN LILLY PATRICIA LIPPERT CHARLENE PETERSON , ALTOS GLENNA COLEMAN MARY EADE LILLIAN FISHER ELSIE GORANSON DOROTHY HARRIS SHIRLEY HURWITZ NANCY KELLY BASSES ROBERT HARWOOD JOHN HEBROCK RICHARD INGALLS ROBERT O'MELIA ROBERT PAUGH SALLY PRENTISS JEANNE RICE CAROL SEGA CAROLYN SEGA MARJORIE SHEAI-IAN JOAN TOOHEY BETTY WEIS BETTY WELLMAN MARY KULA MARY LANG DELPHINE MYERS JEAN OSBORNE PATTY STURM MARY E. VAN NORMAN EDWARD SHAW RAY SPINK NORMAN TAYLOR LAWRENCE TILLOW FRED WILLIAMS ROBERT PETERSON DOREEN DAVIS, Accompanisl' ACTIVITIES-Chrisrmas Program, Spring Concerr, Assembly, Parenr Teachers, Red 0' Cross Program. E 63 Fronf: T. Pelfon, N. Chew, R. Corlcins, C. Ausfin, J.. Harris, J. Harvey, H. Kuperman, M. Swarfz, J. Russo, N. Taylor, L. Tillaw, W Johnson, R. Buckley, Mr. Edel, Conducfor. Row 2: P. Taylor. E. Hadley, C. Simmons, W. Rasey, L. Vales, D. Colby, A. Melaro, F Williams. Row 3: S. Bell, P. Dahl, J. Perry, P. Peferson, D. I-Iarris, N. Kelly, J.Spearing, J. Kelly, J.Blackman, H.SwarIz. Row 4: P. Diel ferich, M. Lown, A. Reynolds, W. Sforner, R. Hufchinson, I'l. Rappaporf, S.Turelx, E.Wrigh'r, W. Reiley, B. McCue, J.Osborne, R. Messe HIGH SCHOOL BAND MR. CHARLES E. EDEL, Direcior NORMAN TAYLOR ------ Presideni DORIS COLBY A - - Vice Presideni and Secrefary LILLIAN VALES - - Business Manager and Treasurer ROBERT BUCKLEY - A - Execufive Commiffee Member TRUMPETS and BARITONE FLUTES CORNETS HERBERT RAPPAPORT DORIS coLBY CHARLES AUSTIN ERNEST WRIGHT JOAN KELLY ROBERT BUCKLEY NORVIL CHEW ROBERT CORKINS JOSEPH HARVEY WILLIAM JOHNSTON WILLIAM RASEY NORMAN TAYLOR LAWRENCE TILLOW FRENCH HORNS JEAN OSBORNE WILLIAM STORNER MELLOPHONE ALTA REYNOLDS ALTO HORNS BEN McCU E JAMES FOSTER OBOE NANCY KELLY TROMBONES SETH BELL PAUL DIETTERICH PAUL DOHL MYRON LOWN PATRICIA TAYLOR TUBA RICHARD I-IUTCHINSON WILLIAM REILLY CLARINETS BETTY HADLEY DUANE HARRIS SHIRLEY HURWITZ JAMES PERRY PAUL PETERSON JEAN SPEARING BESSIE SPEARS STANLEY TUREK LILLIAN VALES SOPRANO SAXOPHONE MARGARET WILLIAMS ALTO SAXOPHONE ANG-ELO MELARO CHARLES SIMMONS HAROLD SWARTZ MAURICE SWARTZ TENOR SAXOPHONE JACK BLACKMON ARLENE PETERSON BARITONE SAXOPHONE ROBERT MESSER PERCUSSION JAMES RUSSO GERALD HARRIS HARVEY KUPERMAN ACTIVITIES--Assembly, Spring Concerf, War Bond Premiers. A small band has played regularly in Assembly. Members have played solos on Assembly programs I OFFICERS OF GENERAL MUSICAL ORGANIZATION NORMAN TAYLOR -'----- Presidenf MARY ELLEN BROOKS - - - Vice Presidenf and Secrefary DOROTHY HARRIS - - - Business Manager and Treasurer 64 'on+: J. Leefe. M. Clwiflenden, L. Clark. B. Slebiclc, S. Sfaysa, B. Taylor, M. Williams, L. Rappaporf, R. Richards. M. Daley, T. Kula w 2: N. Dayfon, L. Easley, P. Hawkes, J. Balmer, P. Clark, J. Ducey. R. Hoffman. M. Rodie. T.CuIIa+her, M. Karpin, B. Dobmeier. J. Rice EW 3: C. Carnicelli, J. VanHouIen, F. Spears, M. Gondelc. P. Ames, S. Driscoll, L. Easley, P.GaeIa, N.Wainman, D. Demboslzi, M. Lafh Ip. Row 4: J. McBride. M. Esfes, F. Apa, R. Washingfon, J. Flynn. B. Murray. C. Lilly, A. Reddy, M.BaIIaIc, J. Davis. Row 5: V. Hebroclc . Guslafson, A. Ducey, M. Berardi, P. Fosrer, N. Gusfalson, D. Yannella, N. Williams. M. Anderson. Row 6: M. Curlis. C. Lingenleller Fosdeclc. A. Dunalway. C. Knafele. D. Confer, H. Chocrach, A. Fowler, P. Lipperf, P.Gross, D. Lavandoski. Row 7: M. King, N. Donnellan A+wood. L. Afwood, B. Sederholm, W. Slrickland, R. Chappell. B. Gardner, P. Wenke, M. Yuslro. B. Brook, D. Davis, J. Zoghibe GIRLS' GILEE CLUB BEVERLY BROOK ------- Presidenf PAULINE AMES - Vice Presidenl and Secrefary BETTY TAYLOR - - Business Manager and Treasurer SALLY DRISCOLL - - - Execufive Commifiee Member FIRST SOPRANOS PAULINE AMES FRANCES APA ELEANOR ATWOOD JOANN BAKER CLARA CARNICELLI RITA CHAPPELL PATRICIA CLARK THERESA CULLATHER NADINE DAYTON MARY BALLAK DOLORES CONFER MARY DALEY JOANN DAVIS DOROTHY DEMBOSKI BETTY DOBMIER LOIS EASLEY MILDRED ANDERSON LEANORE ATWOOD MILDRED BERARDI BEVERLY BROOK HELEN CALLAHAN NANCY DONNELLAN NANCY GUSTAFSON SALLY DRISCOLL JOANNE DUCEY PATRICIA HAWKES VIRGINIA HEBROCK LORNA EASLEY THERESA KULA MARIAN ESTES MARCIA LATH ROP BARBARA GARDNER JUNE LEETE MARIE GONDEK DOROTHY LEVANDOSKI PATRICIA GROSS CAROL LINGENFELTER SECOND SOPRANOS JOAN FLYNN JOAN FOSDICK PATTY ANN FOSTER ALETHA FOWLER RHEA HOFFMAN MADELYN KARPIN ALTOS MARGARET CHITTEN DEN PATRICIA A. CLARK HELEN CHOKRACH AUDREY DUCEY MARILYN CURTIS MARILYN KING CHRISTINA KNAFELE CAROLYN LILLY JOAN McBRIDE LITA RAPPAPORT RITA RICHARDS AUDREY DUNAHAY PHILOMENA GAETA ANN GUSTAFSON ANN REDDY BETTY SEDERHOLM DOREEN DAVIS. Accompanisf PATRICIA LIPPERT PATRICIA MANLEY BETTY MURRAY MOLLY RODIE FLORENCE SPEARS BERTHA STEBICK JESSIE VAN HOUTEN NANCY WAINMAN DOROTHY YANNELLA JEANNE RICE WILLA MAE STRICKLAND ROSE WASHINGTON MARGARET WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS MARION YUSKO JANE ZOGHIBE SYLVIA STAYSA JOAN STEVENS BETTY TAYLOR PATRICIA WENKE ACTIVITIES-Chrisfmas Program, Spring Concert Assembly. 65 233 K Q' T ii il HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MARIEN FURCHT - - Presidenf DONNA ESTES - - Vice Presidenf DOROTHY ASH - - Secreiary IDA CARUCCI - - Treasurer HE firsf Home Economics Club of Olean High School was organized in January of I927. Since +ha+ fime if has been aclive and has sponsored many in+eres+ing proiecrs. ln Sepfember, I94O, lhrough lhis group a Junior Red Cross Unil was organized which has been responsible for quoras of sewing, Pearl Harbor acliviiies and an assembly. In February ai lhe cornplerion of a course, Home Nursing cer+i'Fica'res were awarded by Mrs. Fairchild, a respresenfaiive of 'rhe Red Cross, To Jrwenly-Two girls ar a special assembly. ' More on rhe social side, a+ +he beginning of +he year, 'rhe club gave a lea in 'rhe aparimenr io welcome Mr. and Mrs. Hoeldrlce, and has since served four Teas for The Parenl'-Teacher's Associaiion. In The hisrory of ihe club, four plays have been published. On January 7 of 'rhis year, anolher original play en+i+led Today and Then Tomorrow was presenfed in assembly. Arficles on sfudenl club aciivilies have been published 'rhis year in +he New York S'ra+e Home Economics Club Associarion Magazine, and also in fhe Nafional Club Magazine, wilh bolh of which organizaiions, ihis club is again associared. 66 Panel discussion in a pupilieaclier curriculum building unif. Pracrice in bedmaking in Home Nursing. A home decorafion proieci' carried our in 'ihe aparlmenf bedroom. Seafed: Myron Lown, Joyce Carpenfer. Mary E. Van Norman, Ronald Garvey, Harvey Shnexderman Sfanding: Mary Lou Cone. Rebecca Fuller, Allan Andrews, Pafricia Thomas. Miss Baldwin Miss Zuber Janef Reifz, Barbara Heysel. Roberf O'MeIia, Gloria Morrica. JUNIOR PLAY Pislam ...,.... Nurse Vanniger. .. Pam Powers Edwina . ..... Dexfer Carlfon. . Jack Marriner, Pheobe Lord,.. THIS BEING YOUNG By Richard Young THE CAST OF CHARACTERS REITZ .. .. ...REBECCA FULLER ... . .PATRICIA THOMAS .. . . .JOYCE CARPENTER . . .. .ALLAN ANDREWS .... .MYRON LOWN , ......... BARBARA HEYSEL Doug Kirkland .... ,.......... R OBERT O'MELlA Marge Farrell ..... ..., E LIZABETH VAN NORMAN Sylvia Ashfon ....... .........,. G LORIA MORRICA Michael Alvardo .... ..,.. H ARVEY SCHNEIDERMAN Prompfer ........ ............ MARY LOU CONE AM POWERS, wifh The ingenuify of a fourleen year old, manages The affairs of her family, her relafives. and her friends. Pam's besf pal, Marge Farrell, shares Pam's enfhusiasm and helps solve fhe Powers' family problems. Edwina, Pam's older sisfer. much inferesled in boys wifh cars, adds Jack Marriner To her conquesfs. The play opens soon affer an aufomobile accidenf in which Mrs. Powers is injured while driving wifh one of Edwina's friends. Dexfer Carlfon. Because of fhe accidenf, The household is enlarged fo include a sfern nurse, Miss Vanniger, and Mrs. Powers' af- Iracfive sisfer, Pheobe Lord. Dr. Doug Kirkland, fhe family docfor and Pheobe are in love, alfhough Pam's choice for her aun'r is a Soufh American acfor, Michael Al- Michael eliminafes himself by eloping wifh Sylvia Ashfon, a neighbor. Mr. vardo. Powers. enfirely absorbed in business affairs, leaves Ihe household somewhaf in fhe care of Pislam 'Ihe maid. Affer amusing complicafions, fhe play ends happily, wi'Ih Pam and Marge abouf fo visif fheir beloved Hollywood. 68 SENIOR PLAY I EVERY FAMILY HAS ONE By George BaTson I THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Penelope Reardon .............,........,.,. TH ERESA FLORIO Laura Reardon ....... ........ M ARIE WILLIAMS Mrs. James Parker... .... CHARLENE PETERSON Essie ..... , ........ ..... N ATALIE GRAHAM Nana Reardon ..... ..,... P ATRICIA WEIS Reginald Reardon.. ...... ROBERT BUCKLEY Marcia Reardon.. ...... DOROTHY MENDELL Warry Reardon... ......... DONALD DICK James Parker... ............ JOHN DALEY Sherwin Parker... ..,.. FRANK MOREHOUSE Lily Reardon ..... ..... C ONSTANCE BACCARI Todd Galloway ..... ........ G ERALD COLLINS PrompTer .................................... CAROL HASTY HE REARDONS are a Typical American Tamily whose peculiariTies. alThough hilar- ious, are only normal. Laura, The moTher, ,is a social climber. She is deliriously happy because she has engineered a maTch beTween her daughTer, Marcia, and wealThy Sherwin Parker. The youngesT Reardon, Penelope, is a demon wiTh a sling- shoT and The piano: Warry, The only son, is posiTive he is The coming Eugene O'NeilIg Reginald, The TaTher, would raTher Tinker wiTh The auTomobile Than wiTh Ticker Tape: and Nana. The wise-cracking grandmoTher, is only concerned wiTh Bing Crosby records and geTTing rid of The Parkers. Nana succeeds in doing This wiTh The help of Cousin Lily, an adorable liar Trom down home, wiTh sTage ambiTions. Lily agrees To impersonaTe anoTher Cousin Lily if Nana will help her geT an acTing iob. Her performance as The skeleTon in The Rear- don cIoseT is so convincing and The TacTs she reveals so shocking ThaT The mighTy Parkers Take To Their heels in a hurry: and Marcia is reuniTed wiTh The boy she really loves. Miss Baldwin and Miss Zuber were The sponsors of boTh The Junior and Senior plays. PaTricia Weis. RoberT Buckley, Marie Williams. Theresa Florio, DoroThy Mendall, Gerald Collins, NaTalie Graham, ConsTance Baccarri, Donald Dick, John Daley, Charlene Peharson, Frank Morehouse, 69 Q. Y fl 'IA ll: if I' T3 .. who 7 'lllll 4 T' Sealed: Joan Kelly, Mary McCready, Carol Bell. Joyce Godfrey, Frances Poffer, Pafricia Weis. Srandingz Norvil Chew, Mr. Hoeldflce, George Weber, John Weagraff. Donald Diclc. DONALD DICK ---- Presiclenf Senior Members DONALD DICK , FRANCES POTTER GEORGE WEBER PATRICIA WEIS Junior Members JOHN WEAGRAFF MARY MCCREADY CAROL BELL Sophomore Members NORVIL CHEW JOYCE GODFREY Freshman Member JOAN KELLY URING Jrhe pas? year. 'rhe Srudenr Council was one of 'rheiimporranr funclioning bodies of Olean High School. The year's ac'rivi'ries were iniliared by +he P. T. A. membership drive. The council also cooperaled in 'rhe planning of assemblies and +he sale of war bonds and sfamps. The qualificalions lor The 20-poinl leHer, goal of every ambiiious sfudenl, were ex- amined and approved by rhe Council. The members of 'rhe Council also elecfed 'The cheerleaders who lecl fhe cheers for 'rhe Huskies, bolh af home and our of lown. Mr. Ernesf H. Hoeldllce is fhe sponsor of The Sfudenf Council. 70 CONGRESS STAFF ROBERT BUCKLEY NANCY WESTBROOK Co-Edifors-in-Chief DONALD DICK PAUL BRANCH I Managing Edifors JEANNE SMITH JEAN McCABE Q Business Managers JOYCE JOHNSON. Arr Ediror HAROLD MILLER PATRICIA WEIS Sporis Edirors THERESA FLORIO ELIZABETH HADLEY JEAN OSBORNE CAROL SEGA CAROLN SEGA Associare Edilors MISS ANNA BALL MISS LOTTA HOBART MR. ELLSWORTH BROWN Advisers S usual, and despiie war lime resfriclions, Jrhe Congress Sraif has worked dilig- en+ly ro produce a successful yearbook. The aim has been lo give lhe srudenls a record +ha'f will recall every phase of school life-friends. ieachers, classes, and all fhose 'rhings fhaf go +o make a school year memorable. Each week, 'rhis group has wriHen 'rhe Congress for lhe Olean Times Herald. These columns have recorded 'rhe acliviiies of The preceding week, and in general voiced The policy of lhe school. Sealed: Roberl Buckley. Jean McCabe, Jean Osborne. Carol Sega. Elizaberh Hadley. Theresa Florio Sfanding: Jeanne Smifh, Pafricia Weis. Donald Dick, Carolyn Sega. Joyce Johnson, Nancy Weslbrook Absenl from rhe picrure: Paul Branch, Harold Miller. Tl 'EF 1 A A 1 sm 5 i . 'GV . . 3 C4v4f???T' '- J 157.1 , V Y D : ' . j DRAFTING ROOM AIRCRAFT FABRICATION ! ah: MACHINE SHOP SHOP ELECTRICAL SHOP Searedz Theresa Augosiini, Cafherine Donaio. Veronica Cook, Rebecca Fuller, Jeaneire Guinfa, Carolyn Lilly. Joan McGranagl1an. Marianne Halley. Slandingz Aileen Allen, Kafhryn Karpin. Doroihy Dobmeier, Gerirude Kozlow, Margarei' Eberl, Eileen McCarian. Francis Quinn. Renafe Halley, Richard Mayer, Beryl Douglas, Leonard Wepasnilc, Marjorie Armsfrong, Janel' Lilly. TI-IE CLASSICAL CLUB I RENATE HALLEY - Consul JEANNETTE GIUNTA Nuniius FRANCIS QUINN - - - Quaesior JANET LILLY ---- - Scriba MISS OLIVER, MISS DOWNEY - A Advisers HE CLASSICAL CLUB is composed of Ihose siudenis who wish io furiher 'rheir knowledge of Roman cusioms, cosiumes, and laws. Through discussions and debales, games and coniesrs, one's knowledge of Laiin and English vocabularies is broadened. During This 'rime of naiional emergency, every good ciiizen musi Turn his or her Thoughirs io 'rhe problems which are now facing him. In srudying ihe foundaiion of our world's Culiure Today, we 'rurn back ro ihe hisiory of 'ihe greaiesi naiion of aniiquiiy- The narion rhar furnished us wiih The basis of our laws and government language, and liieraiure. The knowledge of Laiin also develops observaiion, accuracy. and concen- iraiion of Ihe mind, and This lays +he foundaiion of success in business or professional life. 74 WE THE STUDENTS HARVEY SCHNEIDERMAN -- - Presideni' ROBERT G-AVIN - - - - Vice Presidenr NANCY WESTBROOK - Secrefary MARIANNE HALLEY - - Treasurer MISS WOMBOUGH MISS GOULD MRS. HANNIGAN Advisers VERY Tuesday affernoon, Room IO2 is The scene of a lively discussion for We The S+uden+s is in full session ihere. The problems of democracy are consid- ered, remedies sugqesied, and new ideas con+ribu+ed +ha+ may be official someday. , Heafed debares have occurred now and 'rhen during +hey course. of +he year. Some of Jrhe Topics considered were: Whai' io do wirh Germany afier The warg Labor, and a favoriie Topic among The several members was ihe coming elecfion. We 'rhe Siudenlsu has been one of ihe oursianding clubs of The year as ii provides borh pleasani social associalions and worih while informarion upon 'ropics 'rhar are necessary for every well-read individual wi+h which +o be familiar. The We +he S'ruden+'s club was organized in I94O and bids fair 'fo coniinue To be an acfive discussion group for years 'ro come. Sealed: N. Taylor, M. Lown, J. Reifz, H. Shneiderman, Mrs. Hannigan, Miss Wombough, Miss Gould, Jean McCabe. R. Gavin, Jeannefie Guinfa, Jane Zoqhibe. Sranding: J. Crowley, J. Lilly, M. Halley. D. Corrigan, T. Hickey, R. Halley, W. Lyceff. B. Jesson. P. Thomas, C. Johnson, E. Harris. C. Clark, J. McGranaghan. M. E. Van Norman, D. Easfon, R. Fuller. P. Callahan, E. Hollands, G. Vales, J. Eberle, N. Wesfbrook. 75 JUNIOR RED CROSS UR JUNIOR RED CROSS is a branch of The nafional organizaTion in which all Y sfudenfs from kindergarTen Through high school received membership Through The home room membership drive in The fall. This drive neTTed us in high school a membership of over one Thousand sTudenTs, and over eighfy dollars in cash. A group called The Junior Red Cross council composed of members selecfed from all schools in The cify, and in This disTricT, conTrols The organizafion. The council meefs monfhly To go over business maTTers, To offer helpful suggesfions, and To plan defails of drives. The boys of The council have done considerable of The heavier work for The organizafion. They have collecfed The woolen scraps from The barrels in fronT of The various sforesg They have cleaned a Red Cross work room and packed away maferialsg They ushered aT The Red Cross rally in The audiTorium-in facT They have been mosT helpful. A group of over Twenfy girls of our high school formed a club called The Junior Red Cross Work club. They planned To meeT weekly To kniT afghans, buf were willing To do anyThing To help. They kniffed blocks for an afghan feafuring a large red cross in a whiTe field wiTh a border of blue: They have made uTiliTy bags and hoT wafer boTTle covers for hospiTal use: They have worked for The Senior Red Cross by seTTing Tables for The Red Cross breakfasT held aT The beginning of Their War Relief drive. and by doing errands. Some of The commercial sTudenTs in The fall ran mimeographs and assembled The many pages of The annual reporT of The local Red Cross chapTer. The Junior Red Cross of our school has helped To puT The finances of The chapTer on a good basis: The membership drive money is used parTly for local work, such as buying yarns, and ofher ma+erials. and parfly for The relief of needy children in de- vasTaTed counTries. Two hundred dollars was used for This relief work. The paper salvage drive sponsored by The council. buf carried on by The grade schools, neTTed over a hundred and Twenfy-five dollars, which was given To help fill Olean's quofa for The annual Red Cross War fund. - ir ir ir 'lr ir ir 76 IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Sealed: Ann Dudley. S+anding: R. Gavin, N. Weslbrooln. J. Eberl, J. Selfz. IUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Back row: Jean George. Mary Eade, PaHy Fosler. Eileen Cronin, Kafie Siriclcland. Isabelle Law Mildred SL Clair, Leanore Afwood, Eleanor Atwood, Jane? Brenan, Rufh Gaino. Fron+ row: Jean Pease. Faifh Obermiller, Helen Slocum, June Leefe. Wilma Henry, Nancy Halleck Alease Sirickland. 77 Sfanding lI'ron'II: Richard Hinz. Sealed lfronlis William Burdsall, Donald Maliclc. Richard Snodgrass, Mahlon Rasmusson, Allan Andrews. Jean Brown. Sealed l2nd rowl: James Perry, Charles Neff, Gerald Perry, RuII1 Randall, Donald Shaw, Richard Spinlc Elsie Taylor, Gloria Fifch. ISIanding Ilefil: Mary L. Rowe, Amelia Wallen, Barbara Miller, Rifa Henrieiia, Tecltla Moses, Doris Ludlow, June Brandon, Lillian Harvey, Mr. Hoeldike. Marion Furchf, Pairicia Sfillifana, Mary BaIIaIc,JaneI TayIor,JacquIyn Forness Elizabeih Filch, Barbara Kamler, Esfher Harris. ...N w x 4 -asa , if N- , . , .Ml S, 'X , , W Q, . v ,,.. J- , ,y Z. s. XX -11 ff' R: r , ,,. f- THE HOME ROOM SENATE ACH home room chooses one of iis number as iis represeniaiive in The Home Room Senaie. Rooms I09, 2I5, 3I6 and 3I7 eleci Iwo members as Ihey ar larger rooms. These siudenis conduci Iheir respeciive groups Io assemblies and perform many o+her home room duiies. The Home Room Senaie for I943-I944 includes: lOl-ALLAN ANDREWS IO2-MAHLON RASMUSSON IO3-MARIEN FURCHT IO4-JAMES SULLIVAN IO5-AMELIA WALLON IO5-BETTY FITCH IO9-SHIRLEY HURWITZ ROBERT O'TOOLE GERALD PERRY I IO-BARBARA KAMLER I I2-ESTHER HARRIS 20I-LILLIAN HARVEY 203-RICHARD HINZ 204-JAMES PERRY 205-HOWARD RICHARDS 205-ELSIE TAYLOR 207-JACOULYN FORNESS ZIO-TECLA MOSES 2II-CHARLES NEFF 2l2-DONALD SHAW 2I3-JOHN WHEELER 2I4-MARY L. ROWE 2I5-JEAN BROWN 216-RUTH RANDALL 303-MARY BALLAK 78 3I8- WILLIAM BU RDSALL JANET TAYLOR 305- 306-RITA HENRIETTA -GLORIA FITCH -DORIS LUDLOW -MARY EADE 314-JUNE BRANDON -DONALD MALICK -PATRICIA STILLITANO -BARBARA MILLER RICHARD SPINK BETTY MURRAY i i L QQ A-5,5 JoYcE JOHNSON - - . - Presidenl' ANN cuLvER - - - - vice PresidenT ,fri CAROL LINGENFELTER - - SecreTary and Treasurer i 'H MISS BALL - ----- 1- - Adviser HIS year insTead of having The SlceTch Club as formerly, pupils inTeresTed in oil painTing Tormecl a new club known as The Oil PainTing Club. ln This club The sTudenTs boughT Their own oil painTs, brushes, paleTTes. oil, Tur- penTine, and canvasses. They meT in The ArT Room once every Two weeks and occa- sionally on The alTernaTe Tuesdays. ff- K P 9' tl .- lx 'il ReproducTions oT oil painTings and originals were sTudied Tor Technique and Tor inspiraTion. DemonsTraTions were given by The club aclviser, Miss Ball. AT TirsT, copies were made in order To learn To mix colors and To plan composiTions. LaTer original painTings oT sTill liTe, porTraiTs and landscapes were aTTempTecl. ln March an exhiloiT oT The TirsT painTings was held in The ArT Room. ln June There was an exhibiT of The originals. Much inTeresT was shown in The club. and no doubT iT will be a permanenT organizaTion in The TuTure. SeaTed: A. Culver, C. Sega. C. lLane, N. Williams. K. STricl:land. P. FosTer, C. Sega, B. Taylor. STanding: S. Johnson. IM. King, J. Johnson, C. l.ingenTelTer. 79 Row I: D. Poller, N. Barnefson, P. Thomas, H. Shneiderman, J. Zoghibe, J. McGranaghan, S. Driscoll. P. Norfon. Row 2: Miss Zuber, J. Guinfa, P. Henry, R. I-Ioward, D. Yanella, M. Randall, M. E. Van Norman, M. Rodie, J. Welch, L. Rappaporf, E. Harris, Miss Casey. Row 3: R. Randall, S. Richards. P. Kelly, M. Curfis. B. Brook, R. Becker, M. L. Cone. F. Apa, J. McDermo+f, R. Halley. J, Lilly. Row 4: Miss Baldwin. J. McGranaghan, H. Rappaporr, R. Lian, R. Mayer, D. Corrigan, O. Sigmond. D. Clark, T. Lennon. THE DRAMATIC CLUB HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN - - Presidenf ROXANNE MILES - - Vice Presidenl JOAN MCGRANAGHAN - Secrelary JANE ZOGHIBE -------- Treasurer MISS BALDWIN, MISS ZUBER, MISS CASEY - Advisers HE DRAMATIC CLUB of Oleen High School is s+ill one of 'rhe enioyable clubs of fhe school. An aclive membership of more Ihan sevenry-'Five has been main- 'rained 'lhroughoui Ihe year. Members of Ihe Dramafic Club have pu? on plays boih for 'rhe ofher members of The club and for assembly programs. The advisers gave fhe members lessons on panlomime and conducfed several quizzes perfaining 'ro +he Iheaire. Readings and monologues were also used for enlerlainmenl. This club has noi' only been an assel 'ro i+s members, bul' +o lhe school as a whole. 80 Fronf: M. Randall, E. Harris, T. Floria. C. Bell. J. Smirh, D. Warers. M. E. Brown, P. Good, C. Donafo, B.. G-aino. Row 2: M. E. Van Norman, J. Lilly, M. Younglove. C. Fox, P. Thomas. L. Harvey, B. Kings- ley, D. Dobmeir, K. Karpin. Row 3: N. Barnerson, P. Weis, N. Weslbrook, M. Heinz, M. J. Dick. C. Hasiy. A. Dudley. M. L. Cone. B. Kamler. Row 4: J. Collins, R. Lunlz, A. BarfIe++, A. Godfrey. P. Baiesky, B. MCG-inniry, F. Polier, M. Armsfrong. Row 5: R. M. Brinkman, M. Lang, V. Zakrewski, R. Pappas, A. Fowler, T. Zalewski, S. Zakrewslci. Row 6: C. Nicol, V. Cook, N. Graham, J. McCabe. J. Dugan. D. Harris, M. Mayer. WAYSIDE THERESA FLORIO - - Presideni' JEANNE SMITH - - A Vice Presidenr DONNA WATTERS - Secrelary CAROL BELL -4-- - Treasurer MISS HOBART and MISS BEAR ---- Advisers- AYSIDE is 'rhe oldesl organizarion in Olean High School, as ir has been meeling for over Iorry years. The Junior and Senior girls are elegible for membership in Ihe club and Ihe spirir of friendship and Ioyalry is promored among Ihese girls. AI' 'rhe firsr meering, Miss Percival insrrucled rhe girls in parlimenrary law. and 'Ihe larer programs were carried on according 'ro rhese rules. Programs were given by speakers and members of The club rhemselves. Very inreresiing bi-weekly meerings were held. E - An ourslanding social social evenr of lhe school year was lhe annual Wayside Spring Parry in 'Ihe gym. lr proved ro be a very colorful and enioyable occasion 'ro all who ailendecl. As usual, Wayside clonared five dollars 'Io rhe Red Cross drive for war relief. Wayside offers an encouragemenr Io every member 'foward pariiciparion in a democraric and inreresring high school program. 8 I .. 'In g nU.ZY, sxlqx f41 .QP ffm. fra' 'fs' . f r N.: 'f . .1 I , .X . M . V ff, ' . f f...,.,. -1 Nw. . 4, , 4. . ,. . .- '- 2-'LL 1 ' Pa- ,. Nh... . 'R ......i25'-2.33:-9' -231 THE SCIENCE CLUB STEVE PANCIO ---- - Presidenf MARY ELIZABETH VAN NORMAN - - Vice Presideni DUANE LYONS - - - - Secrelary BRUCE FORNESS - Treasurer File-Room 304 TITLE-The Science Club. OBJECT-To give +he pupils of Olean High School who are in+eres+ed in science a chance To express ihemselves. APPARATUS-Books and magazines dealing wiih science, and equipmenf from fhe Chemisrry Laboraiory. MATERIALS-Sfudenis who are inieresied in furfhering fheir knowledge of science. PROCEDURE-Every oiher Friday afiernoon, The fufure Einsfeins of America meer in +he Laborafory. There. +hey have inieresiing discussions and experimenfs. For an example: one week ihey had a discussion on 'rhe wonder drugs, sulfa and penicelin. They also +es+ed The reaclion of various chemicals. OBSERVATION-The club members observe each experimenl' wilh greal' inferesi ai 'rhe same 'rime learning many new facis. CONCLUSION-ln 'rhese days of giganiic underiakings in The field of science. i'r is imporfani fha? 'rhere be an inferesi in research and a defiinie aH'empi io undersfand science. The Science Club fulfills This necessiiy as ii encourages Hs members 'ro express +hemselves and 'ro delve furiher info The unexplored realms of modrn chemisiry. The pic+ure of ihis club is used on division page 63. 82 Sealed: B. Miller, J. Sanzo. R. Fuller, J. Marra, J. McCabe, D. Allen, J. Welch, D. Esfes, J. Johnson, R. Lun'fz, J. McCabe, M. Lyman, D. Harris, G. Finger, J. Dugan. Slandingz D. Dobmeir, M. Van Norman. M. Randall, V. Seamon. M. Douglas. B. Jesson, T. Nenno, J. Carpenfer, Miss Trenlcle, M. Cone. M. Younglove, N. Weslbroolc. M. Halley, J. Reifz, P. Henry, R. Pappas. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS JANET DUGAN ------- Presidenf DOROTHY HARRIS - - Vice Presidenl JOYCE JOH NSON - Secrerary JEAN MCCABE - - Treasurer MISS TRENKLE - - Adviser HE knowledge of lhe language of France has been of greaf value during 'rhe presenr war efforf. I+ is of srill grealer value in Ihe occupied counlries. Le Cercle Francais. lhe French Club ol Olean High School, has been in progress for many years. Meelings were held bi-weekly during Ihis year. The programs have consisled of French plays, French puzzles, games. quizzes, and French readings, which were presenled by commillees chosen by Ihe officers and guided by Miss Trenkle, 'rheir adviser. The members have also enioyed several parries. These meelings are conducied almosl enrirely in French, 'rhus giving Ihe sludenls Ihe opporlunily of gaining furrher knowledge aboul The beauliful French language. Under The able direcrion of Miss Trenlcle, Le Cercle Francais has become one of lhe oulsranding exlra-curricular acrivilies in Olean High School and will welcome inlo ils membership many more sludenls ol French in fhe years Io come. 83 THE GIRLS' HI-Y CLUB JOAN DUFFY - - - Presidenf JEAN OSBORNE - e Vice Presidenf MARY ELLEN BROOKS V - Secrefary JEANNE WELCH V - Treasurer THERESA FLORIO - - Guard MRS. KERSHNER - Adviser HE GIRLS' l-ll-Y CLUB is a Chrisrian organizafion which endeavors each year +o promole clean sporls, clean speech, clean scholarship and clean living, and 'lhereby To malge courageous and worfhwhile American women. The meerings of fhe Girls' Hi-Y Club are held a+ +he Y. M. C. A. where monrhly a speaker is heard. The acfiviries of The Girls' l-li-Y have been a bake sale, rummage sales and skaf- ing par+ies. This year, The club sem' Joan Duffy and Palricia Weis fo 'rhe Fredonia Hi-Y Conference and Joan Duffy 'ro fhe Conference al' Albany. The pledgees for This year were Barbara Lee, Nancy Kelly, Joan Severn, Molly Boyle, and Delores Baker. Row I: Theresa Florio, Jean Osborne, Joan Duffy, Joan Severn, Jeanne Welch, Mary McCready. Row 2: Carol Bell, Delores Slayer, Elizabelh Nifsche, Barbara Lee, Jacqulyn Forness. Row 3: Joyce Godfrey, Molly Boyle, Nancy Kelly, Barbara Jesson, Pa+ricia Weis. 84 l l Row I: N. Chew. J. McGranaghan, M. Halley. D. Dick, J. GaeTa. A. Andrews, W. STorner. Row 2: M. Rasmusson, R. Hinz, J. Seamon, P. Branch, J. Burroughs, J. Weagraff, J. Gilberf. Row 3: D. Plumley, N. Davis, D. Kane. Row 4: R. Gavin, N. Taylor, W. Burdsall, D. Corrigan, H. Miller. D. Ana clerson, J. McGavislc. Row 5: J. Blackman, P. Ware, P. DieTTerich, T. Hickey, G. Moore.. Row 6: J. Daley. E. Hollands. R. Garvey, G. Collins. F. Morehouse, R. O'Melia. THE BOYS' HI-Y CLUB JOHN GAETA - - PresidenT DONALD DICK - - Vice Presideni' MAX HALLEY - - - SecreTary ALLEN ANDREWS - - - Treasurer ROBERT O'MELIA - - SargeanT-aT-Arms NE oT The leading and mosT acTive clubs of Olean High School is The Boys' Hi-Y. This club has long been noTed Tor iTs spiriT of enThusiasum and cooperaTion. This spiriT is whaT sends The American boys on To VicTory. We meeT once a week under The able guidance of Mr. EllsworTh Brown. TaculTy adviser. The pasT year has proved To be mosT successful. Our organizaTion sponsored sporT dances, sleigh-rides, and a mosT successful card parTy. DelegaTes were senT To The annual Hi-Y Conferenzes aT Fredonia and Albany. AT The Fredonia Conference RoberT O'Melia was elecTed presidenT Tor The Boys' Hi-Y Clubs in This area. Our club has also been parTicipaTing in The publishing oT The area Hi-Y paper. Our club enjoyed The Pledgees' Dinner Dance which was Tollowed by The annual June banqueT. This banqueT broughT To a close The club year T943-I944. 85 FronT: S. Driscoll. P. Weis, M. Rodie, S. Richards, M. CurTis, P. Clarlc, P. FosTer, N. Williams. N. DayTon. Row 2: A. Firkle, P. Sfurm, T. CulIaTher, J. C-uinTa, M. King, J. BaTes. J. Zoghibe, B. Baker. Row 3: M. J. Sharp, I. Law. D. EasTon, D. Davis, B. Reid, N. Hallock, J. Brandon. Row 4: G. WeigarTz M. L. Cone, J. Carpenfer. J. Lish, P. Kelly. Row 5: C. STurm, P. Callahan. L. L. Garey, A. Greer: J. Boclcer, Mrs. CarpenTer. THE I-IORIZON CLUB PATRICIA WEIS - - - Presidenl' PATRICIA STURM Vice Presidenf BETTY WEIS - - Treasurer MARILYN CURTIS - Secrefary MARY LOU CONE - - Scribe MRS. CARPENTER - Adviser HE I-IORIZON CLUB is The senior organizaTion of The Camp Fire Girls. Each year This club underTaIces a proiecT which is helpful To The war eTTorT. LasT year The girls were CanTeen Aides and now have The righT To wear The oTTicial CanTeen Aide uniform. This year, The group is serving aT The Olean General l'lospiTal as Junior Nurses' Aides. The club has also purchased a bond Toward an ambulance plane. February 29. I944, The annual MoTher and DaughTer BanqueT was held. Prizes were presenTed To The groups having The mosT original Table decoraTions. BeTTy Weis, PaTTy STurm. Molly Rlodie. Marilyn CurTis. June Brandon, Jacquelyn Lish, PaTTy Clark, Susan Richards, PaT Kelly, and PaTTy Weis received Their Nurses' Aides Caps Tor having served more Than 25 hours. Sleigh-rides, parTies, and various Torms of program enTerTainmenT were enjoyed during The year. 86 Row I: Gene PiaTT, Ann Godfrey, Camilla Brown, BeTTy Kingsley, MargareT Heinz, Mariorie Sheahan. Row 2: Be'rTy McGinniTy, Pafricia Bafeslcy, Gloria Moricca, Frances Poifer, BeTTy Fitch. RuTh Randall. Row 3: Rosemary Howard, Elsie Taylor, Jean Brown, Gloria EiTch, Joan Kelly, Carol Hasfy. Row 4: Jean McCabe. Lorraine Slayer, Anne Dud'ey, Gloria Vales, Charlene PeTerson. A. M. C. BETTY KINGSLEY ---- Presidenf GENE PIATT - - - Vice PresidenT CAMILLA BROWN - Corresponding SecreTary ANN GODFREY - - - Recording SecreTary MARGARET HEINZ - - - Treasurer MARJORIE SHEAHAN - Guard MRS. HANNTGAN ------- Adviser l-IE A. M. C. chapTer of The Girls' Hi-Y is celebraTing iTs sixTh year. This chapTer was organized To bring TogeTher The girls of high school age and To Teach The principles OT clean speech, clean sporTs. and clean living. Charlene PeTerson and Gene PiaTT, as delegaTes, aTTended The l-li-Y convenTions aT Fredonia and Albany in November and December. AnoTher acTiviTy was a suc- cessful bake sale. The A. M. C. members have enTerTained and helped aT several occasions includ- ing The ivloTher and DaughTer BanqueT aT The STraTTon. These occasions have revealed The willingness of The girls and Their generally good spiriT of socialabiliTy. This club, along wiTh all The oTher l-li-Y clubs in The UniTed STaTes, is learning True democracy by worlcing Togefher Tor The common purpose OT helping one anoTher. 1 i Fronf: Franny PoHer, Paffy Weis, Shirley I-Iurwifz, Mary McCready, Anne Dudley, Jeanne Smifh, Nafalie Graham. Theresa Florio. Row 2: James O'Neil, John Kollcowski, Rifa Allram, Charlene Pefer- son. Don Anderson. Max Halley. Row 3: Bruce Bradley, Gerald MacAuIiffe, Harvey Shneiderman, Donald Dick. Roberl' Buckley. THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB HE LETTERIv1EN'S CLUB Is an honorary organizalion of The school composed of sfudenfs who have earned a Varsily Le++er in ei+her fooiball, baslcefball, baseball or The covefed 'fwenfy-poin'r Ieffer. The +wen+y-poinf Ie'Her is gained by parfici- pafion in exfra-curricular ac'Iivi+ies during The four years in high school. Membership in fhis club is one of The highesf honors a'r'IainabIe during one's career in high school. The members for I943-I944 are: RUSSELL ABBOTT RITA ALLRAM ROBERT BUCKLEY DONALD DICK I-1 , ANNE DUDLEY Q THERESA Homo RA Joi-IN GAETA M '-I: , -w 1-,W A NATALIE erm-IAM - ,., gh- fs ':- 'NN- MAX HALLEY 88 SHIRLEY HURWITZ JOHN KOLKOWSKI JEAN OSBORNE CI-IARLENE PETERSON FRANCES POTTER HARVEY SI-INEIDERMAN JEANNE SMITH PATRICIA WEIS FronT: Nancy Wesfbroolc, Carol Sega. PaTricia Weis, Shirley HurwiTz. RuTh CriTchlow. Anne Dudley. Jeanne SmiTh. Row 2: Angelo :Perugini, Carolyn Sega, Lillian Vales, Mary Kay Johnson. Dorofhy Grega, Max Halley. Row 3: John Daley, Harvey Shneiderman, Francis Fordham. RoberT Buckley. N. Y. STATE HONOR LEAGUE HE NEW YORK STATE HONOR LEAGUE is an honorary sTaTe-wide organizaTion of high school sTudenTs who rank highesT in scholasTic abiliTy and exTra-curricular acTiviTy. The purpose of The league is To promoTe good scholarship and school ciTi- zenship. The members of The League in each high school are chosen by Two voTes. A lisT of all seniors wiTh The highesT grades, up To and including The previous January ex- aminaTions. is TirsT subrniTTed To The Teachers. They selecT from This lisT a number, equal To TiTTeen per cenT of The class. of Those whom They consider of The finesT characTer and oT mosT value To The school. The resulT of The Teacher voTe is Then submiTTed To The members of Senior class who Then selecT Ten per cenT of The number of The Senior class for The year. Char- acTer. value To The school, and TuTure promise are The poinTs upon which Their selec- Tion is based. The I944 New York STaTe Honor League members chosen in Olean High School are: ROBERT BUCKLEY DOROTHY GREGA CAROLYN SEGA 13,19-:qw RUTH CRITCHLOW MAX HALLEY HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN wg X JOHN DALEY SHIRLEY HURWITZ JEANNE SMlTH MELVlN DAVIDSON MARY KAY JOHNSON LILLIAN VALES ANNE DUDLEY ANGELO PERUGINI PATRlClA WEIS .T FRANCIS FORDHAM JOHN PYLES NANCY WESTBROOK CAROL SEGA X xiii E9 THE LIBRARY 1943-44 HE library's ouTsTanding conTribuTion in The Tall of This year was bibliographies. SevenTeen of These aids were compiled by Miss Schleich as Tollows: Three Tor General ReTerence, one each Tor American HisTory, Civics, and Science. and eleven Tor World HisTory, our new TenTh year course in Social STudies. Early in Book Week, November'I4Th-2OTh, PaTricia LipperT, one of our sTudenT sTaTT, broadcasT as The Topic for home room discussion The Care of Books boTh TexT and Library. A Book Care Daily Reminder conTesT resulTed, in which The TirsT prize was won by Miss Driscoll's boys and The second by Miss Gould's girls--a posTer in each case-and honorable menTion by The home rooms of Miss Percival and Miss Noonan. All Thaf week, lisTs oT The John Newbery, The Nobel and The PuliTzer prize win- ners wiTh as many oT Their books as The library has, were on display. ln The Book Week Assembly, Nancy WesTbrook, Chairman, a paper on These prizes was read by Donna WaTTers: and original posTers on The Care oT Books, were presenTed To each sTudy hall. These posTers were drawn, under The direcTion of Miss Ball, by John Aiello, Carol Bell, Camilla Brown, Shirley Miller. Gloria STomerosky and Jane Zoghibe. The assembly program closed wiTh a one-acT play Above Suspicion Trom The Free Company PresenTs by James Boyd eT al, The prologue of which was read by Mr. Wesley SmiTh. The leading role, +haT oT a refugee boy, was played by Melvin David- son, supporTed ably by PaTricia Weis, Thomas Hickey. RuTh Randall, John McGran- aghan and DoroThy l-larris. All year, boTh reading advice and books on CurrenT I-lisTory and English were supplied by requesT To Three oT our TaculTy who have begun advanced work aT ST. BonavenTure College: Miss Driscoll, Mrs. Lee and Miss Noonan. The library has also been The weekly aTTernoon meeTing place oT a TaculTy commiTTee working on The DigesT oT The SuggesTed Proposals Tor The BeTTermenT oT Secondary Schools as re- quesTed by The STaTe DeparTmenT. FronT: P. Nye, M, Nolan, R. FosTer, V. Corson. Back: J. Cashirnere, M. Lymon, K. Corson. P. LipperT, M. McPeake. 90 PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION MRS. HENRY POTTER - . I Frm vice PresidenT MISS IDA GOULD - - - - Second Vice PresidenT MRS. VICTOR WELCH - R - - SecreTary MRS. CHARLES STEMIEROSKI ---- Treasurer I-IE mosT imporTanT worlc of all The Olean ParenT-Teacher AssociaTion in I943-I944 was The War STamps and Bonds sales each weel: in each school. Every Wednese day. Mrs. Callahan was aT The Table in The high school lobby where beTween OcTober and May she sold War Bonds and STamps To The amounT oT S2,56I.85. The sales in all The public schools in The ciTy rose To The sum of S43,4Ol.5O. The regular meeTings of The P. T. A. were held in The LiTTIe TheaTre Room on The second Thursday of OcTober. November, February, March and May. Tea was served in The CaTeTeria before each meeTing. AT The May meeTing. There was a sTudenT program conTribuTed by The presidenTs oT The various classes and organiza- Tions of The school. ATTer The CommencemenT Exercises. a parTy was given by The P. T. A. To The members af The class of '44. . WAR -0 5'-s-. Q:- V, STAMPS ll .0 J 5 ff u l c K Eze T 1 9l Bowling: L. Fisher, L. Mikolaiczyk. SeaTed: T. Dombek. C. Quesfa, D. STavish, N. Olson, B. Farley. P. STurm, G. McCarThy, P. Callahan. STanding: H. Lannen, A. WeaTherell, L. Padlo. J. STomieroski, P. Zerby, B. Finger. D. EasTon. J. Jonak. E. Belvees. J. LuTher, J. Cieri, R. Richardson, D. Fisher. Back: V. Pavone. A. Burlingame. C. Lilly, D. Ludlow, P. Calogiori. R. Dimicco, C. Orsini, J. Kubiak. THE BOWLING CLUB LEO MlKOLAJCZYK . PresidenT NORMA OLSON - SecreTa.ry LILLIAN FISHER - - Treasurer N TRlKEl C'mon-leTl's see you pick up ThaT spliT! How abouT a spare This Time? Look aT +haT curve! This is whaT you hear every Monday aTTernoon aT The Palace Alleys--The Olean High School Bowling Club in Tull swing! This club was newly organized This year under The direcTion of Two bowling en- ThusiasTs, Miss Lannen and Miss Cieri, who demonsTraTe Their skill occasionally. IT is open To anyone inTeresTed in This TavoriTe sporT. By The regular aTTendance of iTs members, iT ranks as one of The mosT popular acTiviTies for boys and girls alike. l Have you ever Tried To bowl? lT's easy. JusT keep your ball on The alley and ouT of The guTTer. Aim your ball aT The pockeT. beTween The head-pin and The Three- pin. Don'T aim aT The pin boy. l-le's There To seT pins. A curved ball is beTTer Than a sTraighT ball if you can conTrol iT. When you have a pin in The kiTchen, use a sTraighT ball or you may chop iT. Are you Tamiliar wiTh These bowling Terms? Bowl- ing is such grand Tun! You should Try iT! 92 '7aain,mg fm Wioiaaq Kneeling: Lewis HeTTrick, Bruce Bradley, Chris Fifch, Jack G-aefa, Walfer Melnyk, Dan Brown. Siandingz -Mr. Brown, James O'Neil, Max Halley, Harold Miller, Russell Abboff, John Kolkowski, Gerald McAuliffe, Mr. SmiTh. VARSITY BASKETBALL FTER a year's absence from The courT game, baskeTball was broughT back To Olean High School. Under The able guidance of Mr. ArThur SmiTh and Mr. Ells- worTh Brown, TaculTy advisers, The Huskies had a very successful season considering ThaT There was no nucleus from The year before on which To build. A large number of candidaTes answered Coach SmiTh's call To The TirsT pracTice. ,Harold Miller and John Kolkowski were The only leTTermen reTurning from The Two years before. Russ AbboTT, Max Halley, Bob O'Toole. James O'Neil, Jack GaeTa, Bud Macfxuliffe, Dan Brown, Walier Melnyk. Bruce Bradley, and Chris FiTch comprsied The resT of The varsiTy squad. OLEAN 35-HORNELL 4I We sTarTed The season aT Hornell, losing a close, hard-ToughT baTTIe To a much Taller Team. OLEAN 31-FALCONER 22 ' Coming back sTrong in The TirsT home game. The Huskies Took The sTrong Falconer Team inTo camp To The Tune of 3l-22. OLEAN 29-DUNKIRK 33 The Huskies journeyed To Dunkirk To lose a hearTbreaker 33-29. The Crimson led ThroughouT The fray buf Their defense crumbled during The lasT period. 94 OLEAN 22-ALLEGANY 20 Playing wiThouT O'Toole and Miller, The Husky crew eaked ouT a 22-20 vicTory over Allegany in our spacious gymnasium. A baskeT by FiTch in The closing minuTes of The game puT Olean ouT in fronT. . OLEAN 28-BRADFORD 30 !n. perhaps, The mosT exciTing game of The year The Golden boys from Olean losT a 30-28 decision To Their old rivals from Bradford. The game was nip and Tuck all The way. A capaciTy crowd ThaT had been on edge from The opening whisTle made so much noise in The closing seconds ThaT no one heard The referee blow his whisTle before Knuck Miller scored a baskeT ThaT would have Tied The game. The baskef was noT counTed and Bradford wenT home wiTh The vicTory. OLEAN 3 I-PORTVILLE 8 Scoring almosf aT will, we Trounced PorTville in Their gymnasium 3I-8. g OLEAN 38-SALAMANCA I8 ' GeTTing off To a slow sTarT, The Huskies had liTTle Trouble in disposing of Sala- manca 38-l8 on our ownicourf. ' This was The lasT game foriBob O'Toole, high scoring guard on The Crimson Team, who enTered The UniTed STaTes Navy. His loss was felT very deeply The resT of The season. OLEAN I4-BRADFORD 555 The Huskies, alThough playing briIlianTly were no maTch for The peerless crew of Bradford ThaT nighT. The Bradford boys had a field day in Their own gymnasium and The Olean Team came home on The shorT end of a 55-I4 score. CLEAN 35-RANDOLPH 20 Coming back for a win To make up for The Trouncing They Took aT Bradford The week before, The Crimson journeyed To 'Randolph and Took a 35-20 win. Bail Kolkowski, high scoring Crimson cenTer, led The way wiTh I7 poinTs. OLEAN 30-PORTVILLE T4 PorTville proved easy on our courT and we walked away wiTh a 30-I4 vicTory. , OLEAN 23-GOWANDA 26 The Red and Gold losT anofher close game To The Tall Gowanda Team, 26-23. IT was anybody's ball game up To The final minuTes of play, when a field goal and a foul shooT gave The game To C5-owanda. - are We 95 OLEAN 25-SALAMANCA ll 4- The deTermined Huskies, wiTh Kolkowski, O'Neil and AbboTT showing The way. won a hard ToughT game Trom The Salamanca Team 25-I4. in The lndian's small gym. OLEAN 27-ALLEGANY 29 The Huskies, Their defense cracked and Their offense sagging on The small Alle- gany courT, dropped a close game To The Blue Devils, 29-27. OLEAN 33-GOWAN DA 52 ln a rough and Tumble game aT Gowanda, wiTh several oT The TirsT Team ouT on Touls. The Olean quinTeT dropped iTs second game To Gowanda. 52-33. OLEAN 28-HORNELL 35 The Golden Huskies concluded Their regular schedule againsT The undeTeaTed Hornell Team in The HillTop gymnasium. Max Halley passed in The Huskies in a de- Termined game againsT The Tavored Red Raiders. The game was close buT Hornell's heighT proved Too much Tor The Olean aggregaTion. ' OLEAN 30-JAMESTOWN 46 . Olean embarked To JamesTown, March IO, To engage The Swedes Tor secTional laurels. The big Team from JamesTown was Too much Tor The ever valianT Huskies buT iT was only aTTer a hard ToughT game ThaT The Jimmers won 46-30. HeighT has been The drawback all Through The pasT season. An oTherwise Tine Team has Taken The losing end oT well played and hard ToughT conTesTs. The Huskies oT I944 were noT a weak Team. They played good baskeTball: Their passing, TooT- work and aggressiveness were aT Top. buT when The going goT Tough, Their Taller op- ponenTs could, and occasionally did, Take over. Kneeling: Charles Smifh, Roberi Welch. Sfanding: Mr. Brown. Roberf Buflingfon, Jusfin Brown, Roberf Snyder, Mahlon Rasmussen Richard Donovan, Mr. Arihur Smifh. I. V. BASKETBALL GAMES Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean Olean .., ,Falconer J. V. . . . . Mysrerious Five .. . . .Bradford J. V. ... .Porfville J. V. All Sfars ...Bradford J. V. ...Randolph J. V. . . . .Porrville J. V. .....Gowancla J. V. . . .. .Allegany J. V. .,.Gowanda J. V. . . . Bolivar Varsiry 97 32 I2 27 IO 7 29 I9 9 38 IO 30 33 Siffingz H. Elmore, D. Weber, L. Kisel, J, Ayraull, R. Ford. Slancling: Mr. Brown, R. Abbolf. R. Domboslci, S. Fleri, S. Turelc, D. Shaw, W. Sfodari, J. Wheeler, G. Reilly. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LIVELY series of lnframural Baskeiball games were played 'rhis year under 'rhe direc+ion of Mr. Brown. The members of 'rhe +wo winning reams are picfured above. The championship Team was capfained by Donald Shaw and 'rhe second- place Team by S+anley Turelc. Abou? fiffy boys parficipaied in lnframurals 'rhis year, represeniing all four classes in school., , These games noi only provide worfhwhile recreafion for The boys bui' also presenf an excellenf opporfuniiy for 'the developmen'r of 'reamwork and sporfsmanship. Furfhermore from fhis group will be chosen many of nex'r season's4Varsi+y and Junior Varsily players. . Roberr Buffingion served as manager of +he lniramurals. 98 Leff fo right Rufh Andrews, Joyce Godfrey, Carol Bail. Barbara Miller, Norma Guild, Wilma Davis SENIOR CHEER LEADERS Seafeclz A. Godfrey, R. Allrem, B. Heysel. Pfafricia Weis Sfanding: Jean Read, Mary McCready. Kafhleen Hannon, Frances Porrer. JUNIOR CHEER LEADERS 99 Seared: Mrs. Lee, Parry Weis, Connie Baccari, Theresa DeRose. Sfandingz Toni DeRosa, Janef LiIIy, AmeIia Wallen, BeIIy Weis. GIIRLS' SPORT c:oUNc1L PATRICIA WEIS - - Presidenr JANET LILLY ..- - Secrefary CONNIE BACCARI - - Treasurer CLASS REPRESENTATIVES AMELIA WALLEN ----- I V Senior TONI DE ROSE - - Junior THERESA DE ROSE - - Sophomore BETTY WEIS - - - - Freshman Sepfember I3 'ro Ocfober I5 .... . . .Ping-Pong Ocrober I8 Io December IO. .. .... VoIIeybaII February 7 Io March 24 ,..... ..... B aske+baIl February 28 'ro April I7, .. ..., SI'iuffIeboard April 3 'ro May 5 .,...,. .... V oIIimiHon May 8 Io June 9 .... .,.. S oPrbaII UE Io circumsrances broughf abouI by Ihe war, 'rhe annuai Girls' Sporr Banquer was noi' I1eId. AII speciaI arhlefic awards along wiII'i The aII'1Ie'ric Ierfers were given oui in an assembIy. IOO I I Row I: C. Dahar. D. WaH'ers. P. Weis, M. Donigan. L. Slayer, D. Haberle. A. Firlxle, M. McCreacIy. Row 2: B. Wilber. M. Weed, T. Florio, H. Tyler, J. McGranaghan. Row 3: M. Capifo, P. Ames, R. Anderson. J. Lilly, B. Weis, Ep Lanoffi. M. Smifh, C. Lilly, M. Halley, J. Greer, J. Keller. GIRLS' TUMBLING CLUB PATRICIA WEIS - THERESA FLORIO - JANET LILLY - - RUTH ANDREWS JEAN KELLER POLLY RICHARDSON RUTH ANDREWS MARY CAPITO LORRAINE SLAYER JANET LILLY CAROLYN LILLY PAULINE AMES BETTY WEIS PATTY WEIS JOAN McGRANAGHAN MARIANNE HALLEY Presidenf - Vice Presiclenf A Secrefary - Treasurer MEMBERS AUDREY FIRKEL DONNA WATTERS DOROTHY CARPENTER EMMA LENOTTI THERESA FLORIO MARILYN CURTIS PATTY FOSTER HELEN WASHINGTON ANTIONETTE GATTUSO SALLY DRISCOLL FLORENCE G-ALLUP LAURETTE ENSELL II is nof HE TUMBLING CLUB is a new acfivify for girls wi'rh special aplifudes. a Iemporary fancy and Ihe girls who make Ihis club 'rheir hobby find 'rhaf bolh The infinife variely of exercise, and also Ihe possibilily of orginaling new ones, hold 'their inIeresI. The girls develop Ieam work, dependabilify, pafience, perseverance, ini'ria+ive, aIhIe+ic prowess, and Ihe abiIi+y Io accepl responsibilifies. IOI GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL, Ihe second spor+ of 'rhe season, is also second in popularify. This year eleven well-organized Teams baflled for The championship. Team C, wifh Janel' Lilly as capfain, beal Team J, by a score of 2 Io I. The members of +he winning 'ream are JANET LILLY, Caplain JO KOLKOWSKI POLLY RICHARDSON JEAN KELLER KATIE STRICKLAND Jean Keller, Josephine Kollcowski, Polly Richardson, Mrs, Lee, Jane? Lilly, Ka+ie Sfriclclancl I02 Kneeling: B. Fi+ch, A.lDeRose. K. Sfriclcland, T. Granduslcy, J. Lilly. Sranding: B. Douglas, A. Pererson. J. Zoqhibe. R. Halley, J. Morfon, M. Halley, R. Miles. R. Andrews GIRLS' BASKETBALL ASKETBALL, +he ever popular sporr of sporfs, broughl' forlh an excelleni display of leam cooperarion and sportsmanship Jrhisxyear. Taking 'lop honors was 'rhe Senior feam, defealing fhe Sophomore feam. Toni DeRose was 'rhe capfain of fhe Senior 'ream and RenaHe Halley. capfain of +he Sophomores. Every year, Mrs: Lee, 'lhe girls' physical educalion ins'lruc'ror, chooses girls from various classes 'fo compose a girls' all-high 'ream. These girls are picked in accord- ance wifh 'rheir afhleric abilify, cooperarion, and sporrmanship. This year The following 'rwelve girls were chosen: ' FIRST TEAM Toni DeRosa, Senior ..,...,.. Forward Jo Kolkowslci. Junior lCap+.l..,Cen+er BeHy Filch, Senior ........,. Forward Joan fMcGranaghan, Soph. ,... Guard Polly Richardson. Junior ....... Guard Janet Lilly, Junior ..,.., . ..Guard SECOND TEAM Arlene Peferson, Sophomore..'Forwarcl Wilma Henry, Freshman ...... Forward Berry Weis, Freshman lCapT.l, .Cen'rer Teresa Granduslcy. Senior ...,.. Guard Jean Keller, Uunior ............ Guard Lucy Apa, Senior .,.. ..., G uard EVENTS OI SEPTEMBER 7-We slarf school wiih an enrollmenl ol lO43 srudenls. 7-O. H. S. welcomes Mr. Hoeldlke as our new principal. I7--O. H. S. Band plays for lirsl bond rally. ' 24-Harold Miller heads Senior Class: Bob O'Melia is chosen presidem' of Junior Class: Delores Slayer is elecled Sophomore Class president Rurh Randall is selecled as Freshmen Class head. 27-Firsf assembly is held. The sludenl leader plan is inauguraled. Mr. Hoeldlke addresses srudenis. OCTOBER 3-Class presidenls speak in assembly. 8-Y. IM. C. A. Erolic Club is slarled. 9-Donald Dick is elecled presidenl of Sludenl Council. I6-Rev. Shields T. Hardin gives assembly speech. I8-Army Air lCorps Rally is held. 20-Shirley Hurwilz is elecied presidenf of choir. 30-Adelphia Masked Ball is a success. 30-Theresa Florio is chosen presiden+ of Wayside. Boys' Hi-Y lakes in I2 new members. NOVEMBER 5-L+. Gilberl Orcuhk and Ensign Bill Buckley speak in assembly. IO-Honor syslem is esrablished in cafereria. I3-Norman Taylor heads band. I9-Junior Play This Being Young is a greal suc- cess. 2-Roberl Buckley and Nancy Weslbrook are chosen co-edilors of The yearbook. I9-Huskies sfarr baskelball praclice aller an ab- sence ol one year. 24-Bachelors hold annual Thanksgiving dance. I2-Anne Dudley is elecled as D. A. R. Pilgrim. 26-Huskies are de-feared on lhe Hornell courf 35-29. DECEMBER 3-Olean beals Falconer 3l ro 22. 7-Herberl Neefe, malhemalical wizard, speaks in assembly. Second anniversary of Pearl Harbor. IO-Chrislmas musicale and pageanl is presenfed in The High School audilorium. I7-Boys' Hi-Y convenrion is held in Albany. 22-School closes for Chrislmas vacafion. 28-Bachelor Chrisrmas dance is held. 30-Adelphia gives Chrisrmas dance. IO4 943 - 1944 JANUARY H 3-Back 'ro school afrer a grand Chrisrmas vacarion. 4--A. M. C. chooses pledgees. 7-Home Economics Club play. 7-Bradford defears Olean. 8-Horizon Club dinner is held. IO-Exam weelcl I7-Bradford again defeals Clean. 24--New 'rerm' begins. FEBRUARY 5-Congress s+ar+s adverrising campaign. 7-March of Dimes neis S72.IO. II-Junior Prom is enjoyed by all. Huskies defears Salamanca 25-l5. I4-Piciures of Underclassmen lalcen. . I8-Srudenr assembly given. . 21-Red Cross rally held. Musical organizarions as- sisr in program. 22-Washingron's birfhday brings a holiday. 25-Senior play cas+ chosen. 25-Hornell defears The Huskies 35-28. 29-Leap year gives an ex+ra day. MARCH 8-Ole-an High buys i+s second jeep. I0-Olean 'five plays Jamesrown. I5-A-I2 and V-I2 exams given in rhe library. I7-Boys' Hi-Y sponsors a S+. Pa'rrick's dance af 'rhe Y. M. C. A. 24-Disney's seven dwarfs appear ai assembly. 3l-Senior ,play presenled successfully. APRIL IO-Congress goes lo fhe lender mercies of The primer and engraver. 6-I7-Easier vacafion is enjoyed. IO-Freshman Class sponsors a skaiing parfy. 2l-Assembly program includes seleclions by rhe A Capella Choir. 24-New Yorlc Sraie Honor League members are selecred. MAY 4, 5-Tweniy-eigh+ Seniors 'fry s+a+e scholarship exams. l2+Large group alrends Wayside Spring Dance. I3-Hornell Musical Conference is held. Many Olean sfudenis 'ralce high honors. 23-Senior rings arrive. - JUNE I6--Regenis come wirh +he usual chaos and con- fusion. 23-A. M. C. give firsr formal-Senior Farewell Ball. 27-Graduarion-'ihaf day of daze-comes only +oo soon. P. T. A. parfy 'follows rhe Commence- menf exercises. ' IO5 SENICR CLASS HISTORY l94O-I94I In Sepfember, I94O, wifh 'rhe world we had known falling fo pieces before us. we enfered fhe halls of Olean High School as lowly freshmen . . . We were shy buf defermined . . . Many were fhe loud calls of Freshie buf fhe period of hazing was soon over and we were full-fledged sfuclenfs . , . We received helpful hinfs from fhe faculfy and upperclassmen on how fo gef along .... We chose as leaders: President Shirley Hurwifzq Vice President Bob O'Toole: Secrefary, Jeanne Reichenback: Treasurer, Joey Wallenz Sfudenf Council, Arf Johnson. Advisers: Mrs. Carpenfer, Miss Karl. A courageous few of us furned ouf for fhe dime dances . . . We ioined fhe newly formed and popular We fhe Sfudenfsu Club. . . . I94l-I94-2 We became loffy Sophomores . . . We hazed freshmen wifh skill, remembering our own experiences. . . . For leaders we selecfed: President Paul Branch: Vice President Theresa Florio: Secrefary, Connie Snodgrass: Treasurer. Max Halley: Sfudenf Council, Dick Cradduck and Joey Wallon. Advisers: Miss Wilson and Miss Noonan. December 7fh broughf fhe unexpecfed affack on Pearl Harbor . . . The Presi- dents address was broadcasfed in school on fhe Bfh . . . A Golden Jubilee of bas- kefball was celebrafed in our gym wifh all fhe frimmings . . . The firsf blackouf was held and we've been in one ever since . . . Track was reorganized under fhe direcfion of Coach Pohndorf . . . Our class enfhusiasfically parficipafed in sporfs and musical acfivifies. . . . I 942- l 943 To sfarf our Junior year we elecfed: President Dick Cradduck: Vice President Franny Pofferg Secrefary. Jeanne Smiffy Smifh: Treasurer. Don Dick: Sfudenf Council, Jerry Collins. Rifa Allram, Bob Bernard. Advisers: Miss Wombough and Miss Oliver. Q Our Teachers, Messrs. Wands. Eafon, Wiffenburg, and Frey leave for fhe Navy. Messers. Faragher and Thomas enfer fhe Army . . . This resulfs in a greafly deplefed faculfy , . . The A. B. C.'s lAlfred Buley's Commandoesl are organized . . . Olean defeafs Bradford on fhe foofball field . . . Wayside presenfs Olean High School wifh service flags . . . Junior play. Joy . proves enferfaining . , . Vicfory Corps is organized . . . The firsf A-I2 and V-I2 exams are given . , , Easfer vacafion arrives in a snowsform . . . The annual Junior Prom and Wayside dances add much fo our social life . . . Af fhe end of fhe year we suffered a greaf loss in fhe de- parfure of Mr. Sackeff . . . We sfill miss him. . . . I943-I 944 Af long lasf we became Seniors . . . Even fhe word had spelled enchanfmenf fo us . . . When a greaf number of our classmafes joined fhe armed services fhey fransferrecl from school life fo life's school . . . We offen fhink of fhem. . . . Our esfeemed leaders for fhis imporfanf year were as follows: President Harold Knuck , Miller: Vice President Anne Dudley: Secrefary, Jeanne Smifh: Treasurer, John Seamon: Sfudenf Council. Franny Poffer, Don Dick, Paf Weis, George Weber. Advisers: Miss Hobarf and Miss Zuber. ' Mr. Hoeldfke was welcomed as our new principal and has made many friends among us . , . Assemblies were held in fhe morning for a change and were direcfed by sfudenf leaders . . . Senior picfures and rings were ordered . . . Baskefball was reorganized under fhe direcfion of Mr. Brown and Mr. Smifh . . . All in all fhey had a successful season, foo . , . Every Family Has One , fhe Senior play. was an asfonishing success . . . The ever popular Wayside dance concluded fhe social year . . .Preparafion is made for our lasf regenfs. , ,Commencemenf came all foo soon. . . NANCY WESTBROOK ' PAUL BRANCH IO6 SUPERLATIVES IBoyI IGirII DONALD DICK BesT example OT school spiriT PATRICIA WEIS JOHN AIELLO BesT dancer FRANCES POTTER HAROLD MILLER MosT popular JOAN DUFFY JOHN KOLKOWSKI GEORGE WEBER DONALD ANDERSON JOHN CAETA EUGENE MOORE ROBERT BUCKLEY ROBERT OREELEY JAMES CARLL ROBERT O'TOOLE PAUL BRANCH RICHARD BECKMAN JOHN GERGEL MAX HALLEY JAMES COLT THOMAS BEEBE FRANCIS OSBORNE GERALD PERRY RICHARD OASPAR ROBERT BERNARD ROBERT LAEEERTY HARVEY SHNEIDERMAN JOHN DALEY FRANK MOREHOIJSE JOHN SEAMON ALLAN OOLDMAN MONTE WILLIS GERALD COLLINS MELVIN DAVIDSON THE SERVICEMEN BesT aThIeTe BesT all around BiggesT cuTup BeST looking MOST humorous MOST philosophical MOST TaIenTed BiggesT Talker BeST SporT BiggeST bluTTer CIevereST BusieST MOST likely To Succeed MOST opTimiSTiC MOST peSSimisTiC SweeTeST MOST rIonchaIanT MOST arTisTic BiggeST punsTer MOST Original YoungesT MOST sTubIoorn MOST versaTiIe SleepiesT MOST cynical MOST musical MOST SenTimenTal MOST sTucIiOus MOST paTrioTic IO7 ANTIONETTE DeROSE ANNE DUDLEY JEANNE SMITH JEAN REICHENBACH MARY KERR BETTY McGINNITY CHARLENE PETERSON VIRGINIA HEBROCK THERESA FLORIO MARGARET MAYER ELIZABETH HADLEY NANCY WESTBROOK DELPI-IINE MYERS JEAN OSBORNE ROMAINE CHAFFEE VIRGINIA TAYLOR MARIE WILLIAMS JOYCE JOHNSON GENE PIATT JANET DUGAN DOROTHY ASH JEAN MCCABE CAROL HASTY MARJORIE HEINZ CAROL CLARK NATALIE GRAHAM SHIRLEY HURWITZ NATALIE LAX RED CROSS WORKERS 9- .yl Q., N Sal: v M t N X S3 B ADVERTISERS THE CLASS of nom extends its thanks to you, the advertisers, For your hearty cooperation in helping to make this book a successq May the coming year bring each one orc you value received For your advertising. 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THE EMBLEM OF QUALITY THIS BOOK IS A PRODUCT OF THE TIMES- HERALD Jos PRINTING DEPARTMENT PHONE 3I2l PRINTERS OF THE BETTER KIND AT NO EXTRA COST BUY UNUITED STATES WAR BONDS 0LEAN'S OLDEST DRY CLEANERS and DYERS STOP US ANYWHERE -T SPECIALISTS IN SILK QUICE-RVICE Phone 5 6 F295 OLEAN, N. Y. ALTERATIONS WE OPERATE OUR UWN PLANT Esfablished l908 l43V2 Nor+h Union Sireei' BEST WISHES Buy To Wal' Bonds I CLASS OF '44 'k CARNAHAN - SHEARER C0. , I74 Norfh Union S+ree'r OLEAN, N. Y. 1944 R. J. COLLINS I OPTOMETRIST O. H. S. GRADUATES T I l I Times Square . T Olean. N. Y. WE WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK . O O T S H O P OLEAN'5 MOST COMPLETE A E SHOE STORE Nexf +o Ewing's in Ole-an D E E'S iw mAMoNns OLEAN'S LEADING IEWELERS PHONE 3567 Bw! WMM 764 Wm :lm Jlcvuz' 0 erm, new WM WILLIAM E. BELL GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTOR l406 Irving Parkway OIean, N. Y. .I 0 H N A S H TAILOR AND DRY CLEANING Phone 3426 - 316 Wesf S+a+e S+ree+ OIean. N. Y. NOT HOW CHEAP HOW GOOD! PEUPLES' MARKET 3I8 Wesf Sfafe S+ree'f Olean, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS S T A T E D I N E R 4I7 Wesf S'ra're S+ree+ ' 404 .Eqe The you+h of Germany and Japan are educafed for dearhg you are being educafed for life: To use The power of your knowledge for The good of mankind. noT for i+s desfrucfion. Books are weapons. There are no nafional boundary lines which Can sfop The flow of ideas. The FirsT NaTional Bank is 73 years old and our greaTes'r.years are sfill ahead of us. The Taifh born of nearly Three-quariers of a cenfury of service Tells us Thai American lns+i'ru+ions and ideals will ouTlasT The las'r of The diCTa+ors. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLEAN, NEW YORK Member Federal Deposi+ Insurance Corp. Black's Drug' Store DR. J. E. SWEENEY FOR THAT DENUST oeucious CHOCOLATE SODA AND :CE COLD KOKE ' ' ' Exchange Nafional Bank Building l58 Norfh Union S+ree1' Phone 3025 Olean. N. Y W. H. Mandeville Co. EsTablished i860 - Buy Wm Bomb l N S U R A N C E For Every Risk Olean. N. Y. Por? Allegany, Pa. Messer Oil Corporation OLEAN, NEW YORK Young Men's F. H. .OAKLEAF Co. b C10 thes QUALITY IN - .SCHOOL SUPPLIES Cor. S'Ia're and Second S+ree'Is LANNEN'S LUCIE'S WALL PAPER PAINTS PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW SHADES Phone 3007 204 Wesf SI'a+e S'rree'I SPECIALIZING IN JUNIORS O II2 Wes'r SI'aIe S+ree+ OIean, New York ROWE and PEARSON QUALITY eRocERlEs Corner Fourih and Siare Olean. N. Y. Remember +his Phone No. 5 6 0 0 For Promp+ - Free Delivery Service Try The 550,000 Chocolaie Syrup af our Soda Founiain Norton's Pharmacy 483 Norih Union Sfreei FISHER'S SODA BAR A Fine Place for Refreshmenls Layton's Greenhouses D We Serve AN H-l'l'1e Cream of Qllalliyu Cuba Ice Cream Gift Shop i303 Norfh Union Olean. N. Y. The Y.M.C.A. will be IOO Years Old June 6, I944 Few individuals or organizalions live so long. A movemenl' such as lhe Young Men's Chrisfian Associalion may live indefinifely because of good purposes and genuine services lhal falce info accounf fhe menlal, social. physical and religious needs of persons andof groups. The Olean Young Men's Chrisfian Associafion was organized in I886. Since +ha+ year if has endeavored fo be helpful fo 'rhe residenfs of Olean and lhe surrounding communiiies. Hs presem' services are diver- sified and worlh while. You are invifed +o Become a member Olean Young Men's Christian Association and sincere besl wishes To lhe I944 Gracluaring Class of 'rhe Olean High School. When you are looking for a banking connecrion, we hope you will consider lhis bank-offering all banking services since l87O. C859 lx . The Exchange National Bank of Olean OLEAN, NEW YORK Member of 'lhe Federal Deposif Insurance Corporarion and of 'I'I1e Federal Reserve Sysfem mum sm, DRESSES for Jumiorzs. Mlssss' and FINISHING COURSES-For High School and College Graduafes. ' INTENSIVE TRAINING-For secrelarial. SIZES accounling. and ofher business and govefnmenr posifions. NO SOLICITORS-Which gives rhe school rhe advanlage of lower fuilion rales combined' wilh firsl class insrrucfion. 0 REGISTER NOW-For summer school or for fhe Sixfy-fhird year ro open Sep- Iember 5, I944. lf pays fo affend an Accreclifed School Phone 7622 The firsi in New Yorlr Sfafe fo lO8 Wesr Slare Slreel Teach Gregg Slmihand olean. N. Y. Westbrook Academy OLEAN. N. Y. Bed Wuhan SZ. B C359 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN: enum The Faculfy and Sfudenfs oT S+. Bonavenfure College con- gra+ula+e you. They welcome you now +o college sincerely and hearlily and offer you gladly fheir counsel concerning college. Moy G-od's blessings aHend you all. EMMETT E. SPINK Home Dairy Cafeteria FUNERAL HOME and Bakery o o II7 Norlh Union Slreef 205 Nor'rh Third Sfreef OLEAN N Y BUY WAR BONDS NU-WAY CLEANERS AND STAMPS and 0 ' . l.0U'S CUT RATE STORE 232-4 Norih Union Slreel 2l9'f2 Norfh Union S+ree'r Phone 3000 1 l l l l . STEP RIGHT UP TO Complimenis of Casey's Record Counter i ' and ask for your favoriie record . HEV6l Yl'l'1lng in Music ' Casey Music Store BRADFORD' PA' Olean's Music Cen+er HEENAN ln OLEAN we . . FUNERAL HOME - ickzgal ff 4Ol Easf Shale Sireef f Phone 5252 for GOOD FOOD 5 4 N ,. I 45' - If ' My ll ld 3 fdfl- Over 140 Years! 'li 5 ,Q sa 4? xl, The High School crowd of '44 appreciaie Qualify iusf as much as iheir predecessors of o1'her l years - nafurally.. Qualify is synonymous wiih our College , Shop. We invi+e comparison. 7 : ' D CLOTHING COMPANY SES 9 f 2 Q 3' ,N 'Nas 3 ig: N.. -A Z.-.-,A . , , uf ., . .si-: F' ,.:--:--e-' . .... 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As 'lrained soldiers in 'rhai greal' army 'ro whom America looks for her fu+ure grealness, I congralulafe 'rhe graduafes of I944. Through The wisdom and farsighiedness of our Board of Educaiion few ciries enjoy such excellem' facililies as does Olean, We are proud of our schools and righlly so. As your friend. my besr wishes for your success and happiness are mos? cordially exfended on +his fhe occasion of your graduelion. ' W. H. SIMPSON, I . S Eslablished I878 nc Jlome 4 ' ' PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS O Aufhorized IRON FIREMAN Dealer 269lf2 Norlh Union Sfreel' phone 565' OLEAN, N. Y. l86 N. Union S+. Olean, N. Y. FORD BROTHERS VALES CO. G R O C E R S Workers of fine O LADIES G-ARMENTS AND FURS Service - Courfesy Qualify Palace Theafre Building 802 W. Sfafe S+. Phone 6264 Phone 3758 K QUESTA'S 4m CONFECTIONERY W he - Queue, 320 WEST STATE STREET Phone 8307 ASK EOR Armour's Star STANDARD BRANDED PRODUCTS LINEN SUPPLY C0 FRMEFEQTEITIS IOIO Wesf S+a+e Slreef nnuavamf Phone 6268 Willard Music House The Old Reliable VICTOR BLUEBIRD DECCA COLUMBIA RECORDS Lalesf Sheel Music. All Kinds of Needles Buy War Bonds and Stamps, Coun+ +ha+ day losi Whose low descending Sun Views on ihy work No worlhy aclion clone. , fl-lalwig 'Funeral 'Home Phone 6l6I THE FASHION Mrs. PauIine Lax LET'S KEEP B d B ' SMART JUNIORS FOR Hue:-I on Wg SCHOOL GIRLS LET'S KEEP l7O Norfh Unnon Sfreef The Planes Flying Olean, N. Y. LET'S KEEP Democracy from Dying LINCOLN DINER 404 Wesf Sfafe Sfreef I VICTORY LUNCI-IES OUR SPECIALTY I3 GAVIN - McCARTHY III Norfh Union S+ree'r Clifford E. Carpenter LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES 402 Firsf Na+ionaI Bank BIdg. . Olean, N. Y. L A N G ' S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE THE Liberty Company Zdenclaila Aewufaealwalwa foqouof'-444 THRIFT IS THE MOST VALUABLE LESSON TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOL OF LIFE Thriif and economy are assefs in siarfing out in Iiie. Wifhouf +I'1ese Iwo qualifies, success can- nof be achieved. Learn early ihe value oi saving regularly and spending wisely. A regu- lar parf of your income . , . no maiier how small should be sef aside each week and pu? info a bank account And for Ireedom's sake, buy war bonds Io help yourself and your coun- fry. Bonds and savings are flue allies of Viciory . . . ihe Iwo-edged sword defending liberfyl Come in Ioday and open an inferesi ac- counf . . . any amouni, no maHer how small. I+'s your enfry-Iiclnei 'Io securifyl OLEAN TRUST CO., Olein, Il. Y. Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corp. R0bie'S Drug' Store SEND THE el l' Nu HARRY E. RoBlE CYRIL .IFI I Ei a ss h zg Phone 6560 i220 Norih Union Sireei Olean' N' Y' III Wesf S+a+e I Complimenisiof AND STAMPS AV E N THE CAKE SHGP II8 Wesr Siare Sireei Phone 7493 025121 Aldla 61 Sw SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. All Kinds of J EW E L E R s Laundry Work Including Rugs and Curtains Only Pure Soff Wafer Used . OLEAN, N. Y. Esrablislwed l865 F. R. Brothers 8z Co. Olean's BeHer Drug Srore . since l898 O PHOTOGRAPHIC OLEAN'S FINEST STORE HEADQUARTERS OLEAN, N. Y. FOR REAL SATISFACTION from your Foofwear make l'lannifan's your buyword The remembrance of qualify remains long afler llie price is forgo'H'en HANNIFAN 8z CO. I47 N. Union Sf. Dial 6367 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS O Carley Heater Co. lncorporared Natural Gas IS VITAL WAR MATERIAL Use It Wisely '7!w KEYSTONE GAS C0., Inc. Modern Shoe Repair Shop IO6 HAMILTON STREET OLEAN, N. Y. O Phone 4900 THE OLEAN PHARMACY HARRY M. BRYANT I33 Norfh Union Sfreei' Olean, N. Y. COM PLIMENTS OF exam 4. sew: R OLEAN'S MODERN FIREPROOF RINK Locafed on 'Hoe Ground Floor I6l8 WEST STATE V OLEAN. N. Y. Complimenrs of New Central Hotel OLEAN, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS O LESTER SHOE CO. 228-230 N. Union Sfreei' Olean. N. Y. The Cover OF THIS BOOK WAS MADE BY DON KER PRODUCTS I26 North Union Avenue CHICAGO. ILL. Dr. Irving N. Troup 7644 MARKET BASKET D E N TI S T . glued 225 North Union Sireei Phone SOI9 When You Want the Newest in OUR Athletic Equipment Reconditioned by ABBA FINE FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS A+ Money Saving Prices ALWAYS SEE US RECONDITIONERS OF ATHLETIC Budget Tgrmg Mwallced EQUIPMENT ai' No Exira Cosi . Free Parking ai' All Times f '4S2533I Niagara Street ' IJULNISHIJGI omuvllllll ' I N, Y, '1fl5'H ULSTHTE' S11 PHUNFHL Dr. Victor M. Fairchild The Smoke and Gift Shoppe D E N T I S T B. H. 'Lun+z. Proprietor o ' 0 Firsi National Bank Building I44 Norih Union Street Phone 6923 Olean, N. Y. Phone 7033 ' BUY WAR BONDS Both, Branch 81 Hendrix AND STAMPS V Incorporated Insurance ' , Palace Bowling Alleys First National Bank Building 247lf2 North Union Street Phone 6263 When Your Eyes Need Attention! CONSULT AN OCULIST Dr. Donald A. Macbuffie O C U L I S T 407 East Stale Street Olean, N. Y. I I 4 I 5 PAIRY F CLARK BROS. CO., INC., PLANT OLEAN, NEW YORK W . COMPLIMENTS OF CLARK gm. ea., aw. OLEAN, N. Y. . One of the Dresser Industries 5149 Q5-2' W gli 7 JEL WWW Q? W dh' 3fZ,4,fz,22 '7 , .fr Y fi 5--y f 5' rf Wgfz f snr' .f'l+ Z,,q4,pa,4 f r 4,,,g,.4.g,,nZh-f ' N lf mga, f .. JM5 nxhL-AJ I .- ' vt, V All 'I , WMM If ' ll ' fl - A . 29,32 xr .- 'F .aj . . J j , Q , ,If-ygq.. .f f . T. ' Rf' fL- .. WHY I7 'f5'C?Q f 673' !..S -+- 12. 5.-37. 1 f5! Q -.5'z.4 ,- A 5521 fO f5'3g' 90 . 'V w 7 I , - zu, N Q.-1 .'. -'J . K, 4 .Q - l.,J ..aQu , 'I' fi :xq Q- . . 2, if-'.. i - s-, . -'.1 , -- . I :'. ffl? , '13 - '. ws 4 5.5 . 'ri A 'fl'- -. . ' . A .-E .- -.5 T.' , . H , N, I I . . 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