Wellsville High School - Sonnontouan Yearbook (Wellsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1950 volume:

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Second .i+5a 1f'v -.4 row: Mr. Gambell, Mr. Rodenrys, Mr. Babcock. Wim, . 3-gn? 1, , :S 14 W-'fr JACK KELSEY Editor . onnontouan tall Left to right-firrt row-sitting: Mary Lou Marshall, jack Kelsey, Sherry Rogers. Serond row: Donald Bohne, Dorr Corbin, james Marsh, Ronald Anderson, Nelson Potter. ADMIINWTRATION X A 1 Li- , N ' F? is -3 4' N F.. 5 12 ' ' J? T rn 4 X 6 6 0461 S 7 k f A 1 , Board of Education A 'W 'Q A, 'V' wi A A WALTER EMBSER GRAYDON DAVIS Clerk Vice-President YQ gf 'f JOHN KBLSBY President LEON ABBOTT HARRY JACOBS P ...mx :rs- r ROCKWELL BOYCB HERMAN MARSHALL N...-4' ROBERT CHANDLER G' ADOLPH VOSSLFR Sunni ALDEN T. STUART B.S.-St. Lawrence Univ.--M.S. Cornell Univ. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS AVN Yxungecieww Secrets ry A Ts JAMES H. GAMBELL A.B.-Syracuse Univ.-M.A.-Syracuse Univ HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Class l dvisors Left ro Right-Fim Row: Rebecca Campbell, 8th gradeg Alice Filkins, 7th gradeg Doris Nielsen, 10th grade. Sewnd Row: Richard Farnsworth, 9th gradeg Harold Babcock, 12th gradeg Henry Druschel, 11th grade. MRS. LACHANCE Clerical Assistant MR. YANNIE Business Manager eel-gall:-twwg ,C , , Bus Drivers Q 'www 7,- l Cafeteria Left to Right-Sealed: Lucinda Boyj, Laura Symonds, Doris Gillis, Hazel Colburn, Edith Goodliff fManagerJ, Nina Grossman, Geraldine Smith, Edith Graves, Elizabeth Hambridge. Standing: Mary Magee, Leone Smith. Left to Right: Ray Rogers, Charles Flint, Walter Hoyer, joseph Fortner, Fred House, Frank Wein- hauer, Walter Lonsberry, Elvin Wood, Glenn Towner, john Moore, Richard Wilcox fBus Superintendentl, LaFrone Clark, Robert Hand, Wayne Gigee, james Slavin, Peter Craven. Nlaintenanee Left to Rightwliifit Raw: Carl Hauser, William Colburn, Robert Callaghan, Robert Wilson. Serond Row: Robert Hand, Floyd Walker, john jones, Arthur Klang, Fred Maeder, 3 W . V -x E Nl r. Q ,vi X ix! Q f 5 Nh- VYNMM Q Q ig, 359 wwi me-va ggi, ,fs is , ,1Y'iT llsif., ig. , ., . ' , , g 1 s 1 5 1- X E 5 3 L FACU LT Y X 1' VW X 'H 0 LJ f f K bl 1 Qi! oo f A f f I 1 I Q Wy r.,....... i Faculty Wh Left to Right-Fin: Rau: Florence T. Maddren, B.S.--'Alfred-General Science, Margaret Williams, A.B. -Syracuse UniversityHMathematicsg Mary Simons B.S. -- Syracuse University - Secretarial Workg Joyce Laura Forsythe, B. A.-Keuka College-English, Ann Forman, B.S.-Cornell University-Home Economics, Second Rout Harold D. Babcock, M. A.--Cornell University--History, Richard C. Farnsworth, M. A.-Al- Uany State Teachers College--General Science, Ralph C. Rugaber, M. Ed.-Alfred-Scienceg john Allan- Oswego State Collegeflndustrial Arts, Sydney Miles, M. E.-Alfred-Physical Education. A Ea 1 , --E-5 Sr . . 555 .- Left to right-yinz mu: Doris Nielsen, B, A.-New York State Teachers College at Albany-English, janet M. Fiske, B. A.-Elmira College-Businessg Grace E. Traum, B, A., University of Rochester--M. A., Co- lumbia University-English, Marion Schaefer, B. A.+I-leidelberg-Social Studies. Semnd Row: Kenneth C. Leader, A. B.-Hobart-Social Studiesg julian M. Carter, B. S. - Cornell i Agriculture, Mary Lou W. Canessa, A. B.. M. A.gNew York State Teachers College at Albany-French and Englishg Peter Rodenrys, B. S., M. S.--New York State Teachers College at Albany'-Businessg Paul C. Ford--Buffalo State Teachers College--Machine Shop. Left to Right-Fin! Rout Alice jean Filkins, B. of E.-Geneseo State Teachers College-Mathematics, Dorothy Bovee, Special Education-Geneseo State Teachers College, Nicholas F. Morano, B. S.-Ithaca College -Music: Margaret Myers, A. B.-Elmira College and Geneseo State Teachers College-High School Library, Mabel E. Bergerson, A. B., Keuka College-M. A., Syracuse University-Latin and English. Second Row: Herman G. Kohnken, B. S., Buffalo StatefM. A., Cornell-Social Studies, Adelbert Purga, B. S., Ithaca College-M. M., Michigan University-Music, Vernon F. Larson, B. F. A.-Syracuse Uni- versity-Artg John R. Duncan, B. A.-Syracuse University-Social Studies, Henry R. Drushcel, B. A. and M. A,-New York State Teachers College at AlbanyhSocial Studies. I'--.NX Left to Right-Fin! Rauf: A. Roeberta Baumunk, B. S. and M. S.-Mansfield State Teachers College and Syracuse University-Home Economics, Nellie Wocmdruff, B. E.-Oswego State Teachers-English: Rebecca F. Campbell, B. A.-D'YouvilIe College!-Englishg Anne Bornand, B. A.-Elmira College-Mathematics, Second Rowg Maurice R. Potter, B. S. and M. Ed.-Alfred University--Physical Educationg janet Smith, B. S.-Cortland State Teachers College-Girls Physical Education, Charles Fuller, A. B. and M. A.--Ohio University, New York University, English, Ruth Kohman, A. B. and Ed. M.-Syracuse University and Rochester University--Mathematics, joseph Markle, B. S. of Ed.-Mansfield-Scienceg Lillian Crosby, B. M.-Eastman School of Music-Music fabsentj. I I 21962.61 c, 6,5555 'S ia-.2 J A f jx ' eo 2 my MARILYN ABBOTT Rabbit Maiden with the ee brown eyes Home Erqnognigpfjnj . .f 'I Q ,. 'A I' i .I ! t f ' f 'gl' l'.,ff'! ,lk ,ff m.,. f ' lx rdf RONALD ANDERSON Andy He is a genius of common sense Malbemalirf . . . Track 3 4, Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 1 2 3 4, French Club 3, Latin Club 1 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Owl 1 2 3 4', Play 4. NNW Y, IKM c af I Q-+ Fw 9 'x 3 , 39' JAMES 5RNOLD jimmy With diligence and self command Science . . .Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Track 1, Class v. p. 2, Class Presi- dent 3, H. R. officer I 4, Council Member 1 3 4, Stage crew 1 2, Usher 2 3 4, Twenty point letter 4. ELAINE BAKER Her voice is ever soft, her eyes a sparkle Bufinerr . . . Library Council 3 4. - V f., Q! ' , REGINA BALDWIN Jeannie She is a charmer Home Economics . . . Girls sports 1. I JOHN BALLERSTEIN Butch He makes the best of everything Matbematirr . . . Football Manager 2 3 4, Basket- ball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, H. R. Oiiicer 2 4, l6 W n Rf fiw LV Wil ,Ma , 3 441 ' fiifva fvfyf QMJTL' GEORGE BOLL J' Bollsy ,-f,, Wit and wisdom Muzhemaiirs . . . Football 1 2 3 , Basketball 1 2, Volleyball 3 4, Track 1 3 4, Intramurals l 2 3 4, French Club 3 4, Play 4, Usher 4. BEVERLY BOYCE Bev Oh keep me innocent, make others great! Language . . . G.A.A. 3, Girls sports 3 4, Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 2 3, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Trebelettes 1 2 3 4, Latin Club 1 2 3, Prom attendant 3, Dramatics Club 4, Play 4. AUDREY JEAN BEACH The innocent are gay Home Economics . . .. Girls sports 1 2, Play 4, Library Council 3 4. DONALD BOHN E Doc My appetite comes to me while eating Bufineu . . . Football Manager 3 4, Basketball Manager 2 3 4, Baseball Manager 2 3 4, Intra- murals 1 2, Mixed Choir 3 4, Sectionals 1, Band 1 2 3 4, Music Sectionals 2 4, Hall of Fame 4, Assistant Manager Yearbook 4, Speaking Contest 3, Play 4, Usher 1 4, Movies 1 2 3 4, Twenty point letter 4, Dramatics 4. if ssifraaw ff' ii A ' 1 A Q , g g , s 9 J-vi? MH A Sx DOROTHY JOYCE BROWN DO! Contentment is the highest happiness Home Eronomicf . . . Squadleaders 4, Majorette 3 4. Gunnar In sport do your best and say nothing Scienre . . . Football 1 2 3 4, Capt. 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, H. R. officer 4, Council member 4, French Club 3 4, V.-Pres. 4, Lighting Crew 2 3 4, Mgr. 4. 17 WANDA CARLIN Wan A blend of mirth and sadness Burinerr . . . Squadleaders 1 2 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, H. R. ofiicer 4, Dramatics Club 4. EDYTHE SUZANNE cons Peggy She has the smile that brings real harmony Burinerr . . . Girls sports 3 4, H. R. officer 3, Council officer 3. BARBARA BURROUS Barb Of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows Science . . . Squadleaders 1 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Girls sports 142 3 4, Owl 3 4, Prom attendant 3, Play 4, Dramatics Club 4. LUMAN CALLAGHAN Lew His own speed bears him on Matlnemalicr . . . Soccer 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2, Band 1 2 3 4. :wwf Iv-f f lf ... lfltpvxxs o d.T A 5 sflli. W1 3 I b X A A wb- 3 X., X- x N, K 'wllllf lm WM ! . N, if ' ' , 5 . JANETJCBC f K -.4 Give her regards to Broadwayl I N , N Language . . . Girls sports 1 2 3, H . officeri, Majorette 2 3, French Club 2 3, Latin Club 1 2, Owl 1 2 3 4, Prom attendant 3, Play 1 2 4, Library Council l. DORR CORBIN Beware the fury of a patient man Science . . . Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 2, H. R. officer 1 2 4, Council member 1 2 4, Parliamentarian 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Usher 3 4, Class Vice-President 3. SHIRLEY CORNELIUS Shirl Wi., - Frankness is a Tl quality Home Econo 5 . . G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports 2 3 4. ' 1' l - I0 X45 WENDELL COTT WendY Silence is moreqeloquent than words Machine Shop . . . 4H Club 1 2 3 4. C W -'4 it 'i i 1 ' 'N lg QM If d'Ji fJf's MARIE NDUNHAM - -Red 'fr Actions speak louder than words in Burinerf . . . Squadleaders 2, G.A.A. 1 2 3, A Girls sports 1 2 3 4, H. R. officer 4, Owl Busi- ness Manager 4. 5. -, RICHARD EDWARDS Dick As large as life and twice as natural Science . . . Band 1 2 3 4. in .f ilu' WILLIAM CRONIN Bill He looks for the silver lining Blljfllffj' . . . Mixed Choirlylafy 2 4.710 i 6, f fa I 6 ' I fL9 ! , 9 f' A f Jr RICHARD CRUWYS Dick Modesty becomes a young man MdlfJEmdlif.l' . . . Football 5, Track 1 3 4, Intramurals 1 4, French Club 2 3 4, Usher 4. if , W GRACE MARIE ELLSWORTH Gracie Never unprepared ! AM w f fy x. ' ft, ,M IAMES EW W3 m There's a . Machine op . . . sherji. If l WCXVYIQH' V!Afk'flOfJ lNA.flfM,XV!M,fJ yi, cfs r ff. lfw uit! f JJ ' will fv l GAIL GARDNER Can one desire too much of a good thing? Language . . . Squadleaders 2 3 4, G.A.A.'1 2 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Cheerleader 2 3, H. R. I olqicer 1, Girls Choir I 2, Mixed Choir 2, French Club 1 2 3, Owl 1 2 3 4, Play 4. NANCY JANE GARDNER Nance She climbs to the topmost height of fame Science . . . Squadleader 1 3, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Class treasurer 2, H. R. officer 1 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Vice- Pres. 4, Hall of Fame 4, French Club 1 2 4, Latin Club 2 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Owl 1 2 3 4, Editor 4, Prom attendant 3, Play 4, Elmira Key 3, Dramatics Club 4. ni' Mfrffisjwbamk JEANNETTE FOLLETT jefhe I awoke one morning and found myself famous Science . . . Squadleaders 4, G.A.A. 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 1 2, Mixed Choir 1 2, French Club 2 3 4, Owl 3 4, Speaking Con- test 3, Dramatics Club 4. ROBERT FORTNER Bob Bring the good old football, boys, we'll play another game! Mazhemalicr . . . Football 3 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, H. R. officer 4. 5,1-'gif -Ei, 1-f A---T .ui 'J' f ia' PATRICIA GIBBS Talking is one of the finer arts Patsy Muthemuzirr . . . G.A.A. 3, Girls sports 3 4, Cheerleaders 3, Class Treasurer 3. GLENN GIBSON A man of destiny Scienre . . . Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, murals 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Sectionals 2 4, Band 1 2 3, Play 4, Movies Gibby Intra- Music 1 2 3. l 5 MARY GASDIK Mitzi They say music and women should never be dated Mazlaemalirr . . . Girls sports 1 2, Girls Choir 1 2, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Orchestra I 2 3 4, Sectionals 2 3 4, French'CIub 3 4, Speaking Contest l 3, Play 2 4, String Quartet 2, HIEANETTE MARIE GAVITT Gabby Modesty cannot be taught, it must be born Home Econamicr . . . Girls Choir 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 3 4, Treblettes 4, Library Council 1 2. 1 2' Q 1 MARLENE GILMAN Thar divine swoon Bufinerr . . . Homeroom omcer 1, Girls Choir 1. LORRAINE GLEASON Laurie A little bit of heaven Malbemutirr . . . Library Council 2, Dramatics Club 4. 2l I f a 32' I5 .fren 5 ,Y GD 'l ? ,gilil PATRICIA GREENE Pat Maiden with the meek but playful eye Science . . . Orchestra 2 3 4. ROBERT HAAS Boo Boo Believe the experienced Robert Mazfwematicr . . . Soccer 3 4, Track 3 4, Intra- murals 4, Usher 4. I 1 li 947 W wff' ,, it xiii. linux' Nl A llyfy fm yy!! VXI.,-.I J If f , tl' 'i iii!! ' if ,X .. ik! l .. ,Ax xx s Www BETTY LOU GORDON B The still small voice is wanted CHS Burinefr . . . Squaclleaders 3, G.A.A. 3, Girls 5P0ff5 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 3 4, Latin Club 2. Dramatics Club 4. WILLIAM GRASTORF Bill Innocence is not accustomed to blush Language . . . Soccer 3, Track 2 3 4, Intra- murals 2, Mixed Choir 2, French Club 2 3 4. ll . I , il MJ, ,it NANCY HAZZARD Nance Wliat 11 wonderful light comes to her eyes! Malbemalirs . . . Girls sports 3, Girls Choir 3 4, Mixed Choir 4, Owl 3 4, Dramatics 4, Dramatics Club 4. SYLVIA HILLS Squirt Where did you get your eyes so blue? Home Economic! LEOLA HOLMES Lee In the twinkling of het eye Home Eronomirr . . . Girls sports 1. -'Zi' Mil. 'fi K . g 1 . 4 1 .fl A, 'ln A - ,Iii ,, h Q 1. f it A fi .. 1 4 I, L. If I , f JAMES HOPKINS Hoppy Too many women, I reckon. is nothing but too much sun Language . . . Football 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 3, Track 1 3, Intramurals 1, French Club 3, Owl 1 2 3 4, Lighting crew 4. 5 Q PATRICIA HYLAND Pat The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a business. Burirzerr . . . Squadleaders 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, H. R. otlicer 2, Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 3, Mixed Choir 1 2 3 4, Owl 3 4, Speaking Contest 3, Play 4. ROBERT JOHNSTON Bob Nature wears a perpetual grin Matbemalirr . . . Soccer 3, Track 1 2 4, Intra- murals 1 2, Play 4. J-ir 'lf Mi 3 SHIRLEY HORN Shirl To lengthen to the last a sunny mood Language . . . Squadleaders 2 3 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Cheerleader 2 3 4, H. R. officer 2 3 4, Council member 2, Girls Choir 1 3, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Hall of Fame 4, French Club 2 3 4, Owl 1 2 3 4, Feature Editor 3 4, Prom Queen 3, Speaking Contest 3, Play 4, Student Council typist 4. ELIZABETH HUBERTUS Betty Oh! I'm stabbed with laughter Srienre . . . Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 3, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Majorette 2 3 4,.Latin Cl 2 3. A. -1?,jQL, SN-A JAMES KEIB Bucky A man has his will Buriner: . . . Baseball 3, Intramurals 3. JACK KELSEY Jack A heart to resolve, a head to contrive and a hand to execute Matbemalirr . . . Valedictorian, Football Manager 2, Soccer 3 4, Volleyball 3 4, Basketball 1 2, Track 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 1 3 4, Mgr. 3 4, Class treasurer 4, H. R. oiiicer 1 3, Council member 1 3. Orchestra 2 3 4, Music Sectionals 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, National Honor Society 3 4, Hall of Fame 4, French' Club 2. 3 4, Pres. 4, Yearbook staff editor 4, Owl 1 2 3, Key award 2 3, Twenty point letter 4. lugfl' 'X fe i ' ' ' 'l HELEN ,LEE As pert as a Sparrow! Home Economic: . . . Library Council 3 4. BETTY LONSBERRY Oh but there is a good time coming!- Language . . . Squadleaders 4, G.A.A. 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Homeroom officer 2 3 4, French Club 2, Latin Club 1 2 3, Prom attendant 3. 24 11.3 ig 4 . 15 ' ,. . , ... I F' ai i , .if - ., if -, , ,133 'ls 3 ,ri . , I' 4 A w i'f,'.'9,g.?i'f. Q32 a,Qw.F1i.55sf - ,:1,,q' Q ff e 'K ' ' tw 1. sais- A A . . ' 54? 'aff 3, , ,,' -5 -, '11 Q visit? 5 ' 555,65 ,ffffjr ,,, Q 1 5-'S9?e 'rnaqg' as 4 1 Q' Q4 W. iff: w m2,.,I .i in . 1 Q ,Fil as e::zi11n - AI-'FZ 1 4 FY' get Qlviifii f3?f f'- WANDA KING Babe A rolling eye, a roving heart Science . . . Squadleaders 3, G.A.A. 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 1 4, Mixed Choir 4, French Club 1 2, Latin Club 3 4, Dramatics Club 4, MELVENA KNOX Mel Cupid is a knavish lad thus to make poor females mad Language . . . H. R. officer 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Latin Club 1 2 3 4, Speaking Con- test 4, Key award 1. ...abr .M -any Ii' wa, 'rx 5 it ,Ml-v 'RX XSD A V 4? MARQIORIE MAGEE Maggie Girls blush sometimes because they are alive Science . . . Squadleaders 1 2 3 4. G.A.A. 1 2 3 4. Girls sports 1 2 3 4. Cheerleader 2 3 4, H. R. oflicer 2 4, Hall of Fame 4, Latin Club 2 3, Owl 1 2 3 4, Managing Editor 4, Play 4, Dramatics Club 4. MALCOLM MALLERY Mickey I expect that woman will be the last thing civilized by man Science . . . Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2. Track 2 3 4, Wrestling 3, Intramurals 3 4, Class president 1 2, H. R. officer 3, Council member 1 2 3. Secretary 3, Hall of Fame 4, French Club 2 3, Owl 1 2 3 4, Sports Editor 3 4, Speaking contest 3, Ply 1 214, Twerisy point letter 3. 4 I W L11 f 1. -it www QALMKQIUA ll:-W ,Ll V, . 1 I c rw iw' l !Yv!lk,iA'Pid 'll 'T 1 'll , l is I if IAMES LONSBERRY Jimmie Still achieving, Still pursuing Mechanical Drawing . . . Football 1 2, Track 4, W1'estling 1 2, Intramurals 1 2 3 4. LUCILLE LUDDEN Lou There never was a saint with red hair Bnxinwf . . . G.A.A, 3, Girls sports 3 4. X. 1, JAMES B. MARSH J. B. He's tough ma'am, tough is j. B., tough and de-vilishl Science . . . Soccer 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Volleyball 3 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Intramurals 1, H. R. ofIicer 2, Mixed Choir 4, Sectionals 4, French Club 4, Latin Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Owl 1 2 3 4, Speaking Contest 4, Usher 3 4, Sr. Dramatics Club. LOIS MARSH Loie Candidly and constantly Burinefs . . . Squadleaders 1, G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports l 2 3 4, Class President 4, H. R. officer 2 3, Council ofticer 3 4, Girls Choir 1, President of National Honor Society 4, Hall of Fame 4, Owl 3 4, Adv. Mgr. 4, Key Award 3. 2 W af M ,oc W' ROBERT ME RICK P Bo Were there no women men might live like gods Machine Shop . . . Football 1 2 3, Basketball 2 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3. JOYCE MILLER Jody ills -mlm... MARY LOU MARSHALL Lou Her voice the music of the spheres Science . . . Squadleaders 2 3, G.A.A. 3 4, Girls sports 2 3 4, H. R. oflicer 1 2, Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 2 3 4, Mixed Choir I 2 3 4, Treblettes 1 2 3 4, Hall of Fame 4, Latin Club 1 2 3, Managing Editor Yearbook 4, Operetta 2, Dramatics Club 4. IAMES MCBRIDE Mack You see that boy laughing! Machine Shop . . . Soccer 3 4, Baseball manager 2 3. Intramurals 1 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 1 2. How pleasant is Saturday night when I've tried all week to be good. Burinen . . . Intramurals 1 2, H. R. ofhccr 1 4, Girls Choir 1 2, Mixed Choir 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 2 3, Orchestra 1, Treblettes 1 2, French Club 3 4. , MARILYN MILLER Rusty Instinct with music-vocal spark! Mathemalirr . . . Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 1 2 3 4, Treblettes 3 4. JOANNE MOLIN Jo I just can't make my eyes behave! Burinerr . . . Squadleaders 4, G.A.A. 3 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, French Club 2, Dramatics Club 4. VIRGINIA MOLIN Ginny The two noblest things are sweetness and light. Burinerr . . . Girls sports 3. JAMES MONROE Jim I esteem it the chief felicity of this country that it excels in women Science . . . Soccer 4, Mixed Choir 4, French Club 4, Play 4. V - N if .1 RUTH MURRAY Pat A grain of gaiety seasons everything. Burinerx . . . Girls sports 1 2, Majorette 1 2 3 4, Library Council 1 2 3 4. EDITH NEU Edie Youth is the proper time for love. Science . . . G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports l 2 3 4, Treblettes 4, Maiorette 2 3, Owl 2 3 4, Speaking contest 3, Play 4. X7 XyV.I.,,.,f, f , JACK MORRISON Big Jack Height in stature, purpose, and character Induflrial Arif . . . Football 1 2 3 4, All con- ference football 4, Basketball 1, Track 1 2 3 4, Captain 3, Wrestling 2 3 4, Intramurals 2 3 4. IANE MULLEN Janie Whatever anyone says or does I must be good! Burinerr . . . G.A.A. 4, Girls sports 3 4, Girls Choi , Mixed Choir 4. ' J A x X . 0 ,B .M Q S Q 'Eli R li Xi 94 'l LAWRENCE NEU Larry A short saying often carries much wisdom. Machine Shop . . . Track manager 3, Band 1 2 3 4. ARLA NEWLAND There is a time for everything Burinefr -V if Mrk N-We f .1 fig ,ff QK Wilui jr 'mf VIVIAN PERKINS Perk Her heart is as true as gold Home Emnomirr DONALD PIERI Don None but himself can be his parallel Srienre . . . Football 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Volleyball 2, Baseball 2 4, Class Vice-President 1 4, Class treasurer 3, H. R. officer 3, Mixed Choir 1 2, Latin Club 3. 28 Ni eff' ff fr' I 'L .qv ROBERT NORTON Attached to the soil Agrirullure . . . F.F.A. 2 3 4. TERESA PADDEN Good humor makes things tolerable Bufirzerr . . . ' 'la Hacksaw Tess 1 , as -V , I , Sli,-ii' . 4' Gila' W tw A CW! . WV AM! JOHN ROBARTSKM W Johnny He leads with a giants stride Science . . . Soccer 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Cap- tain 4, Volleyball 3, Intramurals 1, H. R. ofhcer 2, Council ofhcerh-president 4, Vice-President 3, Mixed Choir 1, French Club 3, Usher 1 2, Twenty point letter 4. CLYDE ROBBINS Let each man exercise the art he knows Science . . . Track 2 3 4, Wrestling 2 3 4, Intramurals 3 4, French Club 2 3 4, Play 2. NELSON POTTER Pottsie He will honor the arts Matbemalicf . . . French Club 2 3 4, Art Editor Yearbook Staff 4, Owl 1, Play 4. fja a.. ,Y at -'fl'-pvc.: ffakai 'F 6'9 f Qi W FRANCIS REESHER Fran My hearts in the highland a' chasing the deer Burinerr . . . Football 1 3, Soccer 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Volleyball 3 4, Intramurals 4. 'T . Mb al.. 'sr w kl S gl ll SHERRY ROGERS When you were a tadpole and I was a fish in the Paleozoic time. Science . . . Salutatorian, Girls sports 3 4, H, R. oflicer 4, French Club 3, Speaking contest 3, Yearbook staff 4, Dramatics 4. JACK ROSELL If music be the food of love-play on Language . . . Soccer 3 4, Captain 4, H. R. offi- cer 1, Mixed Choir 4, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Sectionals 1 2 3, Band 1 2 3 4, French Club 234. 29 ,icvvuyfyk Wlllf Wi VERA SCHULTHEIS There's language in her eye! Language . . . Squadleader 2, Girls sports 4, H. R. officer 1, Girls Choir 3, Mixed Choir 4, 2 V French Club 2 3 4, Owl 3 4, Play 2 -1, Speaking contest 3, Dramatics Club 4. Vi, K 1 P R -.rdf uf' W ZMWRHA smilijrr Reet Let a smile be her umbrella Burinerf . . . Squadleaders 3, G.A.A. 2 3 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Dramatics Club 4. MARYLYN SPICER Spice An infinite variety of moods but a single man Bu.vine,r,r . . . Squadleaders 1 2 4, G.A.A. 1 2 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 1 2, Mixed Choir 2 4, Majorette 2, Library Council 3 4. Nc WINIFRED SIMAR Winnie Politeness costs nothing and gains everything Bu.rine.rr . . . Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Dramatics Club 4. iw' 'UU' K Wm' -.Z A KEITH STURDEVANT Pete l V M' ' This is the thing that I was born to do. Y ,n Mutlaemulirr . . . Soccer 3 4, Track 2 3 4, ' ij: Wrestling 3 4. 2, . 1 ir 1 2 . 5 . BONNIE SWARTHOUT 3 ' Of all the girls that are so smart there's none , like pretty Bonnie V- Language . . . Squadleaders 3, G.A.A. 1 2 3, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Choir 2 3, Mixed Y ' Choir 3 4, French Club 2 3 4. A si SYLVIA TEMPLE Who is Silvia? What is she? That all our swains commend her Language . . . Squadleaders 4, G.A.A. 1 2 3 4, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Mixed Choir 2 3 4, Girls Choir 1 2 3 4, Treblettes 2 3 4, Latin Club 2 3 4, Owl 3 4, Speaking contest 1, Music Fectionals 3, Dramatics 4. BARBARA TROWBRIDGE Barb Girls should be seen and not heard Ar! CHARLES VOSSLER Chuck A book for every mood Maibemafzrx . . . Play 4, Dramarics Club Pres- ident 4. MARILYN VOSSLER Cuddles Cheerfulness is natural to her heart Science . . . G.A.A. 2 3, Girls sports 2 3 4, Play 4, Library Council 3 4. 'lin RENA TROWBRIDGE Her eyes Hash lightning Science . . . Squadleader 4, Girls sports 2 3 4. BEVERLY VANDRUFF A cheerful look makes a dish a feast Home Economics . . . Squadleaders 4. Princess FRED WARD Fred A handy man to have around Science . . . Ushers 3 4, Lighting Crew 3 4, Social Club Mgr. 3, Staff Photographer 4. FRANCES WEBER Franny The matchless Ganeymede Language . . . Girls sports 3 4, Girls Choir 3 4, Mixed Choir 4, Latin Club 3, Play 4. 1 'O ERNEST HAZZARD Smiles No need to borrow confidence Mechanical Drawing . . . Senior Candidate, Foot- ball 2, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 1, 3, Intra- murals 1, Mixed Choir 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Sec- tionals 2 3. ROBERT IDE B011 Once a man always a man Mechanical Drawing . . . Senior Candidate. Basketball 1, Track 1 3, Wrestling 3, Intra- murals 1. . ,gs FW we I , 7 I 1912 ,--X ,,. . 'wb' 'RS' BRUCE WILCOX Brucie Is everybody happy? Science . . . Soccer 3 4, Volleyball 3, Track 2 3 4, Intramurals 4, Play 4. PATRICIA WONDERLING Pat Happy am Ig from care I'm free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Science . , . Latin Club 3 4. 1 c JOYCE MONROE MARTINA RAUBER Sugar is sweet. Bmineu . . . Senior Candidate, Latin Club 1 2. LOWELL SMITH TWCCI I'll get by. Induflrial Arif Room Officer 2, Baseball 2. . . . Senior Candidate, Home Lighting Crew 2 3, Basketball 2, Q al FR N sw J ls A gay young miss! JOY Ar! . . . Senior Candidate, Girls sports 1 2 3 4, Intramurals 3. DONALD MORRISON Silence is golden. Marlaine Sbop . . . Senior Candidate. Don JOYCE TAYLOR Until all her dreams come true Home Eronomiff . . . Senior Candidate. 33 8 'Mx ,Six News 5, 5. -,M at J Q iif!2ff4.?t1:,5f,, ..f,,l,. .', -..sv :,f.v.eg,w4:ff ,Q TV ,,a,r ' t,av.,f.. .,,,l,V.E.-,VV if QJffi'f','+f' -,wr ' - f Y Class Hi tor Gee, what a big building! Look, over the door, Enter to Learn ! Now if I can just get this door-ahh-it's open. Humm, it's kind of roomy in here. Ah, fellas, could you tell me where 101 is? Turn left and go down to the end of the hall? Thanks! Gosh, I wonder if I'll ever be that big? Oh, my! Look at all the kids in there! I wonder if I'm supposed to go in? That's the way most of us started out, but we soon became accustomed to the situation at hand. What really brought us together was the scavenger hunt we had at the class party. I can still remember hunting for the items on that impossible list. As the year progressed we voted Don Pieri, Mickey Mallery and Betty Lonsberry to take over the seventh 'grade governmental duties. After getting acquainted with the building and the teachers, we knew what to expect in our second year. We elected Melvena Knox as President of our class and staged a Chinese. melo-drama starring Mick Mallery, janet Cook, Ronnie Lewis fnow in Massachusettsj, and Don Pierif Don Bohne and Nancy jane Gardner did the narrating. Ronald Anderson was appointed editor of the Junior Owl with Sherry Rogers and Jim Hopkins assisting. The party of the year was in celebration of St. Pat's Day when seventy-eight students heard Mick Mallery deliver an excellent recitation in Irish brogue. At last we were in High School and Freshmen depicted our class perfectly. Mick Mallery, Don Pieri, and Tweet Smith were elected as our class officers. Then it came! The girls had their chance and the boys were hoping to be caught by the right girl for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance at which Mick Mallery and Shirley Horn were selected as the ideal pair. Bill Yerrick's Orchestra furnished the music for the Sping Fever Hop that year and junior high students danced to the theme It Might As Well Be Spring . The sophomore play, Oh, Say Can You Sing? surpassed our wildest expectations and remember the never-to-be-forgotten chorus line, Mitzi Gasdik's black magic and jeannett Follett's .impersonations at our class party, themed The Best Things In Life Are Free? In -the field of politics Mick Mallery, jim Arnold and Nancy Gardner were elected class officers and john Robarts defeated opponents Mick Mallery and jim Arnold for the Council vice-presidency after a hard-fought battle. Then we were Juniors. President Jim Arnold headed our class, assisted by Dorr Corbin and Don Pieri. Nancy, Marge, Shirley, and Mick assumed the editorial duties of the Owl and john and Gus emerged victorious in the student council election over third party candidates, jack and Gene and the two Dons-Pieri and Burdick. Pink elephants and top hats carried out the theme of Moonlight Cocktail at our junior Prom, reigned over by Queen Shirley Horn and attendants, Bev Boyce, Janet Cook, Betty Lonsberry, Barb Burrous and Nancy Gardner. We were seniors at long last. Lois Marsh, Don Pieri and jack Kelsey were elected to govern this eventful year and jack was selected Sonnontouan editor. Mary Lou, Don, Marge, Lois, Shirley, Nancy, jack, and Mick were elected to the Hall of Fame and in December we staged the Broadway play, I Remember Mama . The production scored a direct hit and leads ,janet Cook and Nancy Hazzard turned in memorable performances. Our final class party, the Senior Ball, was a successful Yuletide accom- plishment with Andy Grillo providing music for the Dreamer's Holiday theme. Then senior day, Graduation and the curtain fell on our high school careers. Six years ago we came to the door above which we noted the words Enter To Learn . 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Why, of course, with Betty Hubertus, Rena Trow- bridge, Mary Lou Marshall, Marge Magee, Edith Neu, Pat Wonderling, Pat Greene, and Wanda King on the staff. Well, good bye, Mitzi. I think I'll wander by the library to see if I can run into any more of the gang. The library Lhasn't changed a bit except-well, isn't that Bev Boyce, Loraine Gleason and Fran Weber at the desk? There are Jeannette Follett and Bonnie Swarthout, too. I wonder when they get time to read. They are so busy with their social work. As I live and breathe, it's Chuck Vossler autographing copies of his latest book, Behind the Footlightsf' Who is that with him? Of course, Jim Lonsberry and Ernie Hazzard, co-owners of the Madison Square Garden. Here is an interesting set of books, It , in twenty volumes, by Dick Cruwys, Boo Boo Haas, Bill Grastorf, Dorr Corbin, Nelson Potter and jack Kelsey. Next to it is an old volume named Drool , also written by these famous men, the United Artists. Mr. Cruwys is now Art Editor for the Saturday Evening Post and Boo Boo is a commercial painter. Out again to see the sights of Wellsville. Hey, watch it! You almost tripped me with that putter. Why, Andy, you old Pro! How many holes-in-one this week, Kid? I wonder what is happeni.ng at the station. Look at the Super Chief and all the people! It's jack Kelsey campaigning for president! There's his secretary, Lois Marsh. Who are those two solemn figures? It can't Be! It is-Nancy Jane Gardner and jim Hopkins, now serving on the Supreme Court. Look at those two stenographers, Marlene Gilman and Wanda Carlin. Who is that talking to Jack now? Why, it's john Robarts, the famous Curtis salesman, who has now risen to the post of General Manager. The crowd here is huge. There's Bill Grastorf, architect of the Grastorf sykscraper, the largest building in the country outside of New York City. Grace Ellsworth and Barb Trowbridge, costume illustrators, and Pat Hyland, the Wall Street Whirlwind , are here too. Guess I'll go over to school. What's this? Gene Burdick is principal! Look, james Marsh, Melvena Knox, Nancy Hazzard and jo Molin are on the faculty. I'll just go in and-Luman, this is no place to take your scouts on a hike! Who is the imposing man? What a voice! Why it's Don Bohne, the new ambassador to Russia, and his aide, Robert Johnston, home after nine years of sensational success in that country. I'll just look in here. It's only Fred Ward, Marylyn Vossler and Glenn Gibson makinga hydrogen bomb under Mr. Rugaber's supervision. What a school! Prophet: .K , -..,-., X 4-.A -'A ' -W 51. - . , 'Sigh-.gg 2 'Q aacmiiia-sci' - J '-12.:f-wgfw tiffif ' 'lf , . 3-'-',a1.: ai.'t.t-a-'af - ' 3 - 'i'-m.:',, W . at . .Hb - we 31:-fr wma- , , ' 'Egg ff' ' ' --. -nw , ,, ,v,,.,'ei .gain am-2-.raw .ff -53 a ,-.,..t. Q33-ee' ae deg-- , fs- Eu..-- 1 I- ' - ,A .: J. 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Let's see, Sylvia Hills, Jane Mullen, Vivian Perkins, Leola Holmes and Bill Cronin, proprietor. pasrx My riubtglgzfgf . ,,,J': ....i..A..s...f ' .iitfzetgstsrs .s 's-M,f2!5:44?2 ezuapfrva. . .xly2'3x-ax. . What's this new building? It's a Secretarial School built by Mr. Grastorf, no less. There's Elaine Baker, Dorothy Atkins, Tess Padden, Lucille Ludden, Marylyn Spicer, Audrey Beach and Bev Van Druff, all filling the positions of instructors. Q' ef 5't-4?-1:53 .adfgggfif-g'i':f26.5E3:a'1:L1 ...ne-:. .. .xc .arfxrsfe wr. -2-Q,-x:yPvv ':'.c:: What does that neon sign say? Joyce Miller's Charm School and Artists Studio. I wonder if this is where those famous artists, Virginia Molin and Nelson Potter, do their painting. Nelson's one man exhibit in Buffalo attracted the largest crowds ever experienced there. The sign on the door says James Monroe, Art Dealer and Ambas- sador to Greece. Look at the models, Marilyn Miller, Shirley Cornelius, Peggy Coats and Marilyn Abbott. sl' 'fQ'f-2 x:i? . f'f ff are .f. :rx -21,-fifirw ' 4'i ET:'31i-9:'t-Y i 132112. '.j4::?if'5:iEjliLZrfQt5r3:15.f- ':.4i':.'i:i2tv .ifffvf 'MH 522 1-c W Ig, sax: nl!-.va aa., zn.,a:,..,,a. .I , 435515575 'WV 'i A ' r1ay.,.s.., --ev?-4'4?f-',,f'1 .'-.g 1:, gmiz..r.-1.r'- ?1zg:..'a,..g: ll-La, - 4w..::r:':1rf.:::r.,r.s, t ... .. .... . .. . ..,.,.,-,--, . Hey, watch it bud! That taxi nearly ran me down. Bruce Wilcox Coast to Coast Cab Service. There is Helen Lee driving one. Dorothy Brown and Jeanette Gavitt are turning mean corners! Why there is Clyde Robbins, sportscaster, riding with Bruce. Helen Lee's cab seems to have some athletic passengers, Marie Dunham, Yankee ball club owner, and her star outfielder, Fran Reesher. --H, ,rig riffs.: s 1. .. iiijfp. 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' 4 , ,vt - . f I al I -i .-A If ijF!,,1l fi, 'Ji.,' L xl, 'Tx in QMJ 1 l'iv l X' L- ii ' 0.0 ' 6 Left to Riglitilfirif linux Betty Aldrich, Nancy Gardner, Beverly Dahlgren, Karol Sheridan, Joanne Bennett, Betty Barnes, Dolores Joyce, Joanne Dickerson. Second Rout Paul Morton, Annette Cretekos, Mark Buchholz, Lucille Quick, Joyce Quick, Melvina Musto, Jack Mahoney, Lois Hough, Third Razr: Richard Umiker, Thomas Hancock, Raymond Linza, David Rogers, Noel Thomas, Donald Burdick, Wfilliam Garvey, Merle Cook. l rf' X Ao od Nix. N A Left to Right-First! Ron: Veronica Aldrich, Rose Hotchkiss, Dawn Gorton, Lorraine Gilliland, Helen Knowles, Helen Ludden, joan Chandler, Patricia Barnes. Second Rout Robert Ives, Richard jackson, Jean Ackerman, Bette Richardson, Patricia Richardson, Richard Larson, john Lawrence. Tbird Rout Cecil Irish, Constantine Cretekos, Donald Higgins. James Laven, Thomas Bolam, Francis Bohne. 1 , ! Left to Right-F1r,it Rozu: Susan Marsh, Particia Knox, Suzanne D'Arcy, Nesta Clark, Ann Dietze, Faye Richardson, Margaret Armour, Patricia Pieri. Second Row: David Mills, jean Neal, Ann johnson, William Burch, Connie Lee, Howard Pierotti, Marjorie Gardner, Gladys johnson, Herbert Smith. Third Rauf Charles Coleman, Thomas House, Donald NX alker, XX'illiam Goetschius, Roherr Avery, Gordon Grantier, Paul Smith, Stanley Kozlowski. , 54.4-f .Aww ' t ophomores XWWGMZM-ea Left to Riglit-V--Fifi! Ron. Lois lngram, Joan Jensen, Sarah Miles. Beverly Mulholland, Jean Hancock. Carol Stevens, Ruth Young, Iilaine Bennett, Bonita Young. Lois Saunders. Jean Bily, Nancy Dannheim, Strand Rout Julia Kemp, Shirley Aiken, Charlotte Dickerson, Alison D'Arcy, Sally Clark, Carol Snyder, Nancy Brandes, Shirley Neu. Patricia Merrick. Shirley Barrett. Darlene Brownell. Y'finJ Run: Frederick Cilapp, Donald Perrin, Anita Gleason, Dorothy Taylor, Jane Richards. Stella Gowdy, Jean Anderson, Vfilliam Sheridan, Rohert Gihhs, James Smith, Ifnmriv Rout Donald Neal. Robert Ayers. Edward Craig, James lfrwin, Donald Donovan, XX'illiam Marsh. Richard Langdon, James Wfeinman. Roger Fleschultz. Fzfrh Rout Dewalt Fowler. James XX'ood, Rohcrt Hardy, Ralph Stettenhenz, Alan Hanchett, Edward Keough. Sanford Reuning. Douglas lwfoore, John Graves. Clifford Cornell. X Q N1 , Z A x.-41 XS' vwwsm Left to Right-Frm' Run: Shirley Armour, Joan Garvey, Mary Potter, Nancy XYf'riglit, Ann Klinger, Joan Grimes, Lois Greene, Veronica Greene, Dorothy Dannheim. Grace Pero. Barbara Rahr. Joanne McDowell. Second Roux Joyce Pohl, Jeanne Roeske, Thelma Bastian, Gale Briggs, Shirley Dalton, Betty Schultz, Juanita Coy, Beverly Main. Vivian Beckwith. Roherta XX alker, Joan Fidler, Howard Lamphier. Third Razr: Phyllis Knox, Juanita Xwood, Richard Ordiway, Harley Linza, Galen Stout, Edward Leonard, Charles Antes. Barhara Fields, Eva Burch, Betty Brandes. Fourth Rout Thomas Mclinroe, Oliver Sweet, Richard Rahr, Wfalter Gilbert. Boyd Dailey, Kenneth Kiefer. James Schreiner, Robert Schoonover, Charles Foster. Lair! Razr: Avelyn Xwolfe. Loren Lundergan. Vernon Barlow, Richard Neu, Charles Kelsey, Noel Hazzard, Louis Sentner, Rudolph Reinprtht. Richard Keih. Q N ' t Freshmen Left to Right-Fin! Rout Judy Peterson, Loraine Mead, Shirley Raub, Donna Weaver, Bonnavier Neu, Eleanor Hill, Sandra Lunn, Patricia Muchler, Mary Lou Horn, Eleanor Babcock, Sonoma Meyers, Diane Roehler. Second Row: Shirley Mesler, Barbara Platz, Joyce Sizer, Rachel O'Dell, Dorothy Deiseroth, Joanne Herman, Dolores Walsh, Lowanna Ives, Sally Reisman, Beverly Barnes, Muriel Hills, Joanne Potter, Shirley Cartwright. Third Rout Ronald Smith, Charles Wildman, Patricia Vossler, Jane Graves, Loretta Margeson, Marlee Hodgkins, Joyce Simar, Suzanne Gardner, Barbara Harkness, Marilyn Horn, Lawrence Monroe, Robert Crowner. Fourllz Row: James Shields, Floyd Spicer, Robert Cook, Donald Roeske, Lawrence Pfunt- ner, Stephen Hale, Donald Geffers, Robert Hile, George McNulty, Donald Bissell, Carl Feller. Fifzh Raul: Donald Aldrich, Francis Lanphier, Robert Robbins, Lewis Brandes, Howard Jackson, Richard Graves, Blaine Austin, Richard Ost, James Greene, Peter Howell, George Probst, Richard Brown, Richard Cooper, Wesley Van Skiver. Sixzb Row: Kenneth Sadler, Richard Moulton, Neil Todd, Donald Weinman, Edwin Bower, Edward Lehman, Eugene Mills, Douglas Abbott, Charles Leonard, Karlton Brandes. David Foster. Left to Right-Fin! Razr: Gladys Wilstmn, Arlouine Morse, Dorothy Smith, Lois Starks, Helen Dennis Donna Sibble, Adelaide Stadlich, Virginia Gavitt, Ruby Bundy, Ina May Pressler, Jean Mapes, Elizabeth Holbrook. Second Row: Shirley Harris, Marjorie Curry, Sylvia Hale, Frances Aldrich, Joyce Greene, Beverly Main, Patricia O'Donnell, Joanne Sandburg, Donna Sandburg, Phyllis Barnes, Carol Hazzard, June Smith. Tlaird Rout: Melvin Brandes, Herman Leonard, Joyce Brownell, Gretchen Probst, Beverly Whelpley, Marian Jacobs, Ellamae Shelley, Diane Gardner, Anita Joyce, Joan D'Arcy, Robert Smith, Steve Bacon. F0urtl1R0u': Richard Ahrens, Roy Gorton, Matt Graves, Walter McMurtry, Kenneth Patterson, Richard Pease, Frederick Horn, Peter Giopulos, Donald Willetts, Kenneth Johnson. Fifth Row: David Sheridan, Damon Hopkins, Edward Cornelius, Lester Hunt, Richey Lippman, Paul Ford, Gary Rushmore, John Williatms, George Meyers, Gene Fanton, Joseph Brandes, George Knight, Richard Mitchell, John Ordiway, Richard Burtous, Harold Simpson, Robert Lee. Sixlh Row: Kenneth Rahr, Frederick Emerson, Carlton Stebbins, Loyd Thompson, Herbert Vaughn, Jack D'Arcy, James Magee, David Munro, Floyd Mapes. Eighth Grade Left to RighrfFjf-if Ron: Gayle McBride, Diane Trowbridge, Virginia johnson, Gladys Sherwood. Carole Steininger, Priscilla Baker, Teresa Cline, Marjorie Trowbridge, Anita Cornelius, Wilrlri Schultz, Doris XVood, jean Davis. Serand Row: Donna Phillips, Mary Richardson, Pearl Dickerson, Nitia McCracken, Marylu Buck, ,lean Haller, Victoria Melaro, Guelda Wrulfe, Patricia Mesler. Eleanor Burdick, Arlene Fitch, Katherine Vossler. Tfiim' Ruin Paul Hare, XX'illiam Kelsey, XY'illiam Gardner. isiargaret Meyers, Mary Ann Mcifnroe, Carol Cronk, Martha Vossler. blames Perry, Donald Fleisher, Terry Margeson, Fred Seeley. lrflllflfj Rau: Edwin Armstrong, Russell Cornelius, Leroy Nickerson, Clair Van Schaick. Marvin Plarz, Richard Genung, james Carlin, Bernard Jackson, lildred XX'ood, Robert Driscoll. lfiflb lime: Phillip Aiken, Donald Ewart, james Green, Dar- win Arnold, Milton Pitts, Ralph Vaughn, Norman Helm, Richard Thomas, Max Coats, David Gee, David W'ilcox. Sixflv Razr: -lanies Allen, Vfilliam Piscitelli. Left to Rigl1t+BUfff1!II Razr: Carrol Aldrich, David Graves, Robert McCracken, Berwyn Clark, Clair Meyer, Lester Fanton. Fin! Rout Shirley Pressler, Mildred Ives, Shirley Post, Lois Baldwin, Marjorie Burch, Patricia Erwin, Shirley Main, Mary Faucett, Donna Grastorf, Kay Powell, Sandra Wiircl, Alyce Knowles. Seror1dRnu': ,loam Armour, Donna Bethe, Diana Bell, Patricia Stevens, Donna Bower, Kathleen Dunning, Geraldine Brownell, Gloria Deyo, Shirley Freeman, Addie Lehman, Lila Morseman. Tbird Rout Clifford Goodliffe, Gordon Burdick, Elizabeth Dietze, Virginia XX'andover, Ann Engelder, Almeda Church, Doris Downer, Everett McMurtry, George Bradden, Frederick johnson. Fourlh Razr: Clifford Johnston, George Wheeler, Andrew Morrison, Jack Kinder, Roger Billings, Thomas Obourn, Herman XX'ilcox, Richard Buchholz, Raymond Cornelius. Fifth Razr: john Clapp. Russell Gilbert, James Hooyers, Roy Wfeber, Robert Saunders, Clarence Armstrong, Ronald Lindsay, Harold Brown, Phillip Hackett, Richard Mead, 'eventh Grade Left to Right-F21-iiRnz4-1 Harold Beach, David Mitchell, William Dickinson, Robert Piscitelli, Richard Riehl, Edward McCracken, Nelson Starks, Donald Shelley, Secmzcf Rout Beverly Starr, Luella Geer, Barbara Aiken, Sina Allen, Dora Graham, Mary McCracken, Doris Blue, Mary Erwin, Sandra Lindsay, Georgiana Winans, Lucina Houghtling, Mary Greene. Third Row: Nancy Lehman, Shirley Hallett, Ella Hyslip, Ann Wfilliams, Vlfanda Gordon, Carol Sullivan, Jane Bethe, Patricia Clapp, Joyce Clemens, Barbara Bartlett, Marcella Brandes, Diane Fanton. Fozzrzlz Rout June Canfield, Janice Aiken, Marilyn Lonsberry, Nanette Smith, Nancy Gilbert, Patricia Nicholls, Barbara Fanton, Shirley Wfilson, Mary Cornelius, Marilyn Meyer, Ann Mumma, Helen Smith, Fiffh Raw: Harold Austin, Charles Stout, Erma Allen, Betty Yaw, Doris Simpson, Judith Williams, Patricia Lincoln, Helen Dixon, Lawrence Nickerson, Frank Carlin, Gary Holland. Sixlb Rout John Sheldon, Randall Wells, Earl McDowell, Thomas Barnes, William Rarick, Robert Sizer, Ellsworth Snyder, Stanley Marye, Robert Dodge, Gilbert Eymer, Albert Kerton. S6'Z'6'77Ib Rau: William O'Dell, Lewis Cicirello, William MacKenzie, James Margeson, Donald Avery, Leon Morton, Eldon Hayes, Ephraim McCarthy, Robert Denning, Erwin Johnson, Wfard Hopkins. Lett to Right-Fifi! Ron: Francis Slocum, Paul Cook, Nathan Ives, Douglas Satterlee, James Covel, Herbert VanSchaick Daniel Fuller, Eugene Latten. Second Rout Patricia Stevens, Donna Magee, Janet Gleason, Mary Wlhorton, Gloria Wfilson, Lynda McFadden, Charry Williams, Kay Brown, Gail Grantier, Kay Carpenter. Third Ruuiz Helen Newland, Donna Eldridge, Carol Eleschutz, Norma Simar, Elnona Morrison, Velnona Morrison, Onalee Cook, Gretchen Gardner, Carol Helmhold, Judy LaForge, Barbara Seaver, Marcia Steininger, Iiozzrlb Rout Molly Scott, Nancy Christman, Lucille Cole, Louise LaPolt, Rose Mary Simpson, Barbara Houghtling, Sandra Hanson, Carol Williams, Crystal X5C'ilkins, Carolyn Young, Shirley Snyder, Fifth Rout Eleanor Gavitt, Virginia Cumpston, Norman Hunt, Phyllis Wfright, Marlene Day, Jo-ann Bassan, Shirley Sadler, Priscilla Blaisdell, Diane Merriheld, Shirley Bastian. Sixlb Row: Walter Roehler, James Gilliland, Donald Witter, Donald Barnes, Ronald Baker, William Nolan, Wfilliam Hendricks, Philip Swarthout, Lewis Baldwin, James Wzisliburn, Sezwzlb Rout Kenneth Brancles, Ronald Armstrong, Richard Hill, William Johnson, James Bartley, Dale Vossler, Kenneth Curry, Robert Lippman. ELEVENTH YEAR Left lo Rigbfz Susan Marsh, Secretary, Thomas Bolam, President, Joyce jones, Vice-President. Class Officers N INTH YEAR W Left lo Rigfal: Mary Lou Hom, Secretary, Richard Pease, Presidentg james Magee, Vice-President. SEVENTH' YEAR Left la Right: Gretchen Gardner, Sec- retary, Judy LaForge, Presidentg Molly Scott, Vice-President. 46 TENTH YEAR Lefl to Right: Gale Briggs, Secretary, Lois In- gram, President, Charles Kelsey, Vice-President EIGHTH YEAR Left lo Rigfal: George Braddon, Secretary, Dona Grastorf, President, William Kelsey, Vice-Presi- dent. RTS 0.30 E my Q fi! Left to Right 'Firm Razr: jack Mahoney, Glenn Gibson, Malcolm Mallery, Donald Pieri, George Boll, Paul Gavitt, Gene Bur- dick, jack Morrison, john Cole, Robert Fortner. james Arnold, lirnest Hazzard, james Brown. Serfwzd Row: Donald Bohne fhlanagerj, Donald Geffers. Kenneth Kiefer, Robert Gibbs, Rithard Brague, .lames Embser, Donald Higgins. Francis Bohne. james Laven, Fred Bissell, Boyd Dailey, Kenneth johnson, Charles Kelsey, john Ballerstein fhlanagcrl. Thzad Rauf Howard Pierotti. Donald Ewart, Kenneth Rahr, John Ordiway, jack D'Arcy. Richard Ordiway, Douglas Abbott, Robert Hile, Richard Neu, Donald Bissell, james Smith, james Vilood, George McNulty, Carlton Stebbins. dgqJLMJCeLMtt!zpat wwf ,wifi VW vw, I r rf- D, MAJ MULJ fr. f JZ ?: , W , , Hg Vg r S 'L' R i 'Ze Q ...f 1 i - i J H- ' f , ,,, - 1 r f r ' , - 7' X i ' , K Q 3 ' S , ,fit W5 J-f ' a: fQ' , 5 A , 'Q - fans U x f W k Q if E as ' i A i at V Q V' 4 Mya , Y , R ft' i'?f,'w K- K 4 R . . it f ll y f a kfaevff .reef t,,,,.,4A,- T, fi Jw' A W ,jj f H ' rf i 4 . - 1 -fi' ff Yi ' . in 2137 P' A , ' , .ft i , R gif , all R , I 1- Y .qv t K it ff if' .at 6 , S W ' l . , ,, ,. I ,fr,.h,Q7.,VJ .A :diy g A , I 1 Q E, 'X f-4.50 f nv'-. 4 IS t, 7 K MALC OI M MALI FRY ' , A L 1 ' ' ' DONALD PIERI Quarterback Hdlfback Hlilfbqck JACK MAHONEY Fullback its . Q- . ,Q - V, 5, ' ' i Y' 1 1 , . , 7 i 9 , at 2 i ,X 4 ,. . t, , 1 V M I. N -- - mile- ' A - ,M y, . K , .A ,HIM ARNQLD ,I , ,, Quarterback QLEEI BSRPIUX GEORGE BULL T Football .H - aww CUM PALI. GAVITT Guard I ' IGHN COLE JAMES BROWN D NALD HIGGINS Guafd Guard O ' GLENN GIBSON Y gel End . IW . V - f - , , I f,l-aaffiffffi, Eff- G' Www . -in - FRANCIS BOHNE 1 JACK MORRISON A w End All Conference Tackle J MES LAVEN ERNE5T HAZZARD Tackle I I l Tackle COACHING STAFF En Left to Right: Kenneth Leader, Maurice Potter, Joseph Markle. SCORES Vellwille O Bolivar 12 Vellwille 12 C. N, S. 0 Vellfzfille 7 Geneva 45 Vellwille 0 C. F. A. 14 Vellwille 12 Batavia 48 Vellwille 12 I-Iornell 33 Vellwille 42 Cuba 6 QM.. . ' 1 f 2 .khl,y, Y f We 1' ii Varsity Cheerleaders Left' to Right: janet Scott, Marjorie Gardner, Mary Haskins, Marjorie Magee, Jean Ackerman, Shirley Horn. NIFW Xi Cheerleaders Left to right-first row: Donna Weaver, Anita Gleason. Second row: Shirley Armour, Carole Stevens, 'loan Garvey, Suzanne Gardner. new 1'-W -,, K ,a-W I , pw! urn Left to Right.-Firrl Row: Roger Fleschutz, Eugene Mills, Robert Smith, Haas, james McBride, James Weinman. Second Row: Luman Callaghan Keith Sturdevant, james B. Marsh, Jack Rosell, Donald Burdick, james Third Row: Mr. Miles, Coach, Francis Lanphier, Manager, Richard Ives, Cecil Irish, Donald Roeske, William Marsh, Noel Thomas, john johnson, Thomas House, Manager, Leroy Cornelius, Manager, Mr. Carter, Coach Reesher. David Mills, Edward Leonard, David Howe, Robert , Charles Leonard, Bruce Wilcox, Richard Walker Monroe, jack Kelsey, Francis Reesher, David Rogers Raymond Linza, Robert Hardy, Sanford Reuning Ralph Stettenbenz, Edward Lehman, Keith Simmons Lefl 10 Right: Right Halfback, james Monroe, Left Halfback, Richard Walker 3 Center I-Ialfback, Francis Left 20 Righl: Right Inside, Charles Leonard, Center Forward, Bruce Wilcox, Left Inside, Keith Sturde- vant. h-.A,,.,,T,2' . ...tw 4 .caan at .ma K... i-, se.. Lefz to Right: Right Fullback, john johnsong Goalie, james B. Marsh Left Fullback, jack Rosell. if f ff ,ff Lefz 10 Rigby Right Wing, Left 10 Righfz Julian Carter, Sidney Donald Burdick, Left Wing, Miles. W'ell.fzfiile IVe1l.v1fille IVellr1fil1e Well,f1fille Wfellrzfille Wellrifille W'ell.fzfille W'ell.rzfille I1 ell51'ille Allentown Angelica Belfast Canaseraga Scio Belfast Richburg Scio Andover Jack Kelsey. Varsity MES Basketball GENE JOHN BURDICK ROBARTS DONALD Co-Captain PIER! OBEYXT JAMES ' fmo A JOH R NGK X NLD BALL N MER MARSH BURDICK ERSTEI Co-Captain N PAUL GAVITT W' Sy ff I-X .lx ROBERT FORTNER RICHARD WALKER junior Varsity A ... .et ca. ca ' reg W W-We e r K eng y 6 .3 l nc in as Left to Right-Fin! Rauf Stewart Boring, jack Kelsey, William Grastorf, james E. Marsh, Malcolm Mallery, Richard Reif, jack Morrison, Clinton Wagner, james Howden, Donald Gustafson, Dorr Corbin, Gene Burdick. Second Row: Mr. Miles fCoachJ, Robert Grossman fManagerj, Keith StufdCVL1f1f, john Graves, jack Mahoney, Ronald Anderson, Thomas McEnroe, Richard Walker, john Cole, George Boll, Robert Ide, james Ewart, Fred Bissell, Rudolph Reinprecht, Lawrence Neu, fMan- agerj, Robert Hancock, fManagerj. Third Row: Wilbert Schultz, Boyd Dailey, Richard Fisher, Richard Neu, Richard Cruwys, joseph Youmans, Maynard Howe, Luman Callaghan, James Brown, Avelyn Wolfe, Robert Haas. I 'fem I? ii .J , ,A 1 in I. - ,,,, Q V 1 Vw 'it Vi W- V 2 M - ' s ' exmgsfl, 1 A ' Wim Gui' t W if i . It . it -4 . .L ' , 'ia ' ii rt' : I ,.., The W. C. S. track team of 1949 won the dual I , ' i i ig , ifff meet with Alfred-Almond-won the triangular meet aww g g j k with Perry and Leroyewon the Allegany County V 1 track meetihnished third in the annual Spring Day M ' meet. Co-captain Dick Reif placed in the section '.' 'r'r W 'xfgerf Vgvi V 5 track meet in Rochester. t-'Rf i D ,, 4 3' Q K .- Q 7 i . gf, 5 'E 5 . if .5 ,rg . . F-'53 5, 'if i' , 4:'i,'fL:::-1' L ' v , aa tex- a .. ' ,A - ,F rw f 4 Wi.. . , , Hrs-' - 9 5335 sm.. . N ffl ,, rr r tx ,a 'H' Kiwi ,P i- -,rg .-3 , , -. .wfatz-' r C - - if ' .ii -. 1 Qi 562 'la . . I J ' , 5 M M31-cafe ii r ,Q K, Q -Q,ff'WY'fi'tWW ' ' H ' -2 ' A. , ff 1-f '1f1 .- , . nit f Q ' , i -1 to or y f , ' K f ' 1 T - ,W me ,1 , . ' 'Ltr' ? ' - , 4, 7. .N Y. 7 , ., .. .. u , . c - t' - tfS'Y: e 45 f- -. 'S 'P -1 Wg- 3' -at .. -1- .A ' ': .f f 7 if A ' er 1 fa, . K fc M M .Mafia :' J -H, in me ., ci , -, , 1 A , - A e , , , .,. ,,.. . ,ae , . , W, wtf N , 'Si au'a.im..... t fa t , . V at , X t ,:a.f1d?1.'ff-mst Left to Right-Firft Row: Harry Willetts, Eugene Howe, Francis Bohne. Second Row: Donald Bohne, Managerg Donald Burdick, Robert Merrick, Robert Meyer, Harold Slocum, Paul Gavitt, Keith Simmons, james Arnold, David Lockwood, james McBride, Manager. Third Row: Mr. Leader, Coachg john Ballerstein, Glenn Gibson, Donald Higgins, james Marsh, Richard Brague, james Laven, Charles Kelsey, Robert Forrner, Francis Lanphier, Manager. If If ,H ,',,I S! 1, 4' flffrfyi ri' ' Playing one of the best seasons in Wellsville baseball history, Coach Kenneth Leaders nine compiled a 10-5 record. The season was also marked by the fact that it was the first time in several years that a Wellsville baseball team had gained a quarter-final victory and had advanced to the semi-finals of the Section. After defeating Dundee in the quarter-finals the Lions came up against a hard fighting Painted Post nine, which defeated them in an extra inning battle in Red Wing Stadium in Rochester. Score 6-5. 4. 67' 'X fr THE SCORES 1 Canisteo W CS 8 Alfred Almond W CS 12 5 Cuba W C S 3 Geneseo W C S 1 0 Bolivar W CS 4 Alfred Almond W CS 19 4 Livonia W C S 3 Cuba W C S 11 , f 3 Bglivaf VU C S l GOI'l'li1IT1 W, C S 0 3 Gorham W C S 4 Bath W C 5 3 3 Bath W Q 5 1 Dundee W C S 9 6 Painted Post W C S ,BasehaH MW N re-Qtllng Left to Right--Fin: Ron-krieeling: Donald Bissell, Keith Sturdevant, Richard Burrous, Richard Mitchell Jack Morrisnn, james W'tmotl, Howard Jackson, Carlton Stebbins. Second Rout Fred Horn flwliinagerj David Munro, john Ccile. jack Mahoney. Keith Simmons, Bcsyd Dailey. Avelyn XX'ulfe, James Brown james Iainsherry, john jtilinsiwn, Mr. Markle iCuachj. Third Razr: john Ordiway, Frederick Emerson, Edward Craig. Iniivrencc lNIonrne, Gary RuShmi1re, Richard Orclivvay, Blaine Austin, Gene Fiinton flwlan agerj. Girls' Sports E fl Mixes- 'is ,A UQ .giggf .05 Q-I ? F' H 1 is Bw .W A E M! S , WL, Lf! 324' Elf wk, 5? r-GT' ITIL-8 ffzp 6 PQ .IN ,Q QS 1 5 as W9 26,9 gCIZ'..1 ' ..-:..--...--- ' .......'-'-T'-7 ? ' 4--mi...... kl 7 ' C I we E N rational Honor ociety Left to Right-jack Kelsey, Lois Marsh, Melvena Knox. Nancy Gardner. Left to Right-Firft Rout Lois Marsh, Melvena Knox, Nancy Gardner, Jack Kelsey, Second Rout Robert Thomas, Susan Marsh, Thomas Bolam. Constantine Cretclcos, janet Scott, joyce Jones. Left to R Marshall, Malcolm Mallery, Sylvia Temple, Wanda Carlin. S d H ' fron Rau. Betty Lonsberry, Joyce Miller, Beverly Boyce, James Marsh, Sherry Rogers, Marjorie Magee. ight-First Rout Marie Dunham, Mary Lou fa X l Mrs. Mary Lou Canessa, Adviser Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to Right Q Fifi! Row: Constantine Cretekos, Vice-Presidentg John Robarts. Presi- dent, Dorr Corbin, Parliamentarian, Second Raul: Thomas Bolam, Treasurerg Judy Peter- son, Secretary of Lower Houseg Gene Burdick, Secretary of Upper House. UPPER HOUSE Left to Right-Fira! Roni Thomas Bolam, john Roharts, Mr. Rugaber fAdvisorJ, Dorr Corhin, Gene Bur- dick, Snmzd Rau: .loyce Vlones. Lois lngram, Shirley Armour, ,lean Han- cock, Patricia Knox, Bette Richardson. Third Rout john Ballerstein, john Mahoney, Charles Kelsey, james Arn- old. Clifford Cornell. if LOWER HOUSE Left to Right - Firzrt Raw: Gayle McBride, Constantine Cretekos, Mr. Duncan fAdvisorj, Judy Peterson. Vludy LaForge. Second Rout Gordon Burdick, Shirley Armour. Elizabeth Dietzc, Donna Grastorf, Virginia Witndcmver, Carol Sullivan, Marilyn Neyer, james Margeson. Third Rau: Richard Hill, George Knight, james Magee, Peter Giopulos, Richard Pease, Donald Avery, Richard Burrous. 61 Senior Uvvl Left to Right-First Raw: Patricia Hyland, Edith Neu, Malcolm Mallery, Marjorie Magee, Mr. Druschel fAdvisorJ, Nancy J. Gardner, Shirley Horn, Sally Reisman, Elaine Bennett. Second Rau: Margaret Armour, Nancy Hazzard, Barbara Stannard, Sally Miles, Jeanne Hancock, Vera Schulrheis, Jeannette Follett, Joyce Jones, Jean Ackerman, Susan Marsh, Tbifd Row: James Hopkins, Thomas Bolam, Patricia Knox, Gail Gardner, Marie Dunham, Sylvia Temple, Barbara Burrous, Ronald Anderson, Gordon Grantier. Fourtfy Razr: Robert Avery, Wfilliam Marsh, James Marsh, Gus Cretekos, Richard Left to Right: Marjorie Ma gee, Nancy J. Gardner QEdi torj, Shirley Horn. Larsen, ,X 1 x ,J Junior Uvvl 5 P Left to Right: Beverly Whelpley, Diane Gardner fEditorJ, Betty Holbrook. Left to Right-Fifi! Rout Diane Roehler, Beverly XWhelplcy, Diane Gardner, Miss Nielson fAdvisorJ, Betty Holbrook, Katharine Vossler, Sandra VC'ard, Marylu Buck. Sewzzri Rau: Molly Scott, Louise La Polr, Patricia O'Donnell, Barbara Harkness, Joan Armour, Carol Sullivan, Doris Downer, Peter Giopulos. Third Row: Paul Hare, Donald Avery, Carol Cronk, Marian Jacobs, Almeda Church, Judy Peterson, Lloyd Thompson. Left to Right: joan Grimes, Barbara Gambell, Ann Klinger, Sanford Reun- ing. In Violirzrmjoan Grimes, Sanford Reuning, Barbara Gambell, Ann Klinger, Gale Briggs, Grace Pero, Joanne Her- man, Betty Holbrook. 2nd Violinr-Judy Peterson, Jeanne Hancock, Suzanne Gardner, Muriel Hills, Gayle McBride Frederick Seeley. Viola!-Mary Gasdik, Patricia Greene, Beverly Whelpley, William Marsh, Cellar-Eleanor Hill Phyllis Knox, Loraine Mead, Galen Stout. Barrer-Walter Gilbert, Richard Thomas. Trombaner-jack Rosell Ernest Hazzard. TrumpelJfKeith Simmons, Richard Jackson, james Perry, French H0r'n-Walter McMurtry. Per- rzuiiwzsjack Kelsey, Richard Mitchell. Clrl7'ifI6f.f7-IllI'l6f Schneble, Roger Fleschutz. F1zz!esShirley Neu. .IQHW at V522 ii. . a ii 2 ADELBERT PURGA -.. E-15 ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA- SARATOGA a ,W PPO, V Q Q 'Q Q Mixed 'Ulmir LefttoRiglit---I7i11ilR1izz': Joan Fidler, Donna XX'eaver, Juan Garvey, Patricia Pieri, Mary Jo Clair, Shirley Horn, Annette Cretekos, Joyce Miller, Nancy Dickinson, Barbara Gambell. Janet Schneble. Second Rout Marilyn Miller, Jeanne Fortner, Connie Lee. Frances XX eber, Nancy Hazzard, Ruth Young, Carol Stevens, YX'anda King, Barbara Srannard, Beverly Mulholland. Claire Fitch, Faye Richardson, Mary Haskins, Barbara Brest. Third Razr: Mary Gasdik, Patricia Hyland, Vera Schultheis, Ann Klinger, Joan Grimes, Sally Reisman, Sally Clark, Beverly Boyce, Mary Lou Marshall, Jeanette Gavitt, Stella Gowdy. Fourth Rau: Jean Bily, Bonnie Swarthout. Jane Mullen. Beverly McCracken. Beverly Voorhees, Sylvia Temple, Flizabeth Huberrus, Janet Scott, Edith Neu, Marylyn Spicer. Flflh Rau: Donald Neal, Robert Driscoll, XX'illiam Kelsey, Fverett MC- Murrry, Ronald Anderson, Ernest Hazzard, Douglas Moore. John Cole, Glenn Gibson, XY'alter McMurtry, Donald Burdick, Sixlh Rout Donald Bohne, Willigirii Cronin, Wrilter Gilbert, Jack Rosell, Richard Wfalker, James Marsh, William Marsh. Kenneth T-.1 1 'V W A Girls Choir Left to Right-F2151 Rau: Janet Schneble. Donna Vifeaver, Shirley Neu, Loretta Margeson, Joyce Pohl, Shirley Dalton, Barbara Stannard, Mary Jo Clair, Barbara Garnbell, Claire Fitch, Annette Cretekos, Joan Fidler. Second Row: Jeanne Fortner, Marjorie Gardner, Connie Lee, Sonoma Meyers, Patricia Vossler. Joanne Herman. Muriel Hills, Donna Sibble, Joyce Simar, Carol Hazzard, Shirley McCracken, Marilyn Orvis, Betty Schultz, Beverly Dahlgren. Third Row: Lois Saunders, Faye Richardson, Helen Ludden, Betty Lou Gordon, Shirley Armour, Lorraine Gilliland, Nancy Gardner, Gale Biggs, Rose Hotch- kiss, Patricia O'Donnell. Fvurlh Row: Jean Ackerman, Mary Haskins, Theresa Sentner, Stella Gowdy, Jeanette Gavitt, Beverly McCracken. Barbara Rahr, Jean Anderson, Marilyn Horn, Judy Peterson, Susan Marsh, Fiffh Rout Marilyn Miller, Nancy Brandes, Winifrecl Simar, Frances VUeber. Nancy Hazzard, Barbara Brest, Patricia Richardson, Joan Garvey, Beverly Mulholland, Margaret Armour, Patricia Hyland. Sixth Raw: Beverly Boyce. Edith Neu, Barbara Harkness, Patricia Muchler, Mary Lou Horn, Carol Stevens, Ruth Young, Mary Lou Marshall, Jean Bily. S6Z'6?1Ih1 Rout Betty Hubertus, Wanda King, Beverly Voorhees, Sylvia Temple, Ann Klinger. Janet Scott, Joan Grimes. S4 ww ,gf ,fi -- ,. . ME.- . Band x ' S 1 4 Q 9 mmf i a xv: if' ff' nad QE? -if 14 f ,ff f fx., .11 1 , 1111541917 fi I -f z. .,-:- ' Q M?-We-' L' sv f -.225 . ,. 1 ,- fu: S., 1: :Supl , Q1 , V W , , A fy m ia K 21:21 ff fx . r. fun wi :E ,swf :au- , ,,,:' : A L, , U k gg' 335, .sf fx -fxgklfw f sis. L Wm U.: an A .Jf 31: . . wg V .K K S 1 4 K S -if I YN 'V' 1 ww QQ if W 'iv 5 ' --mcww ,pw ' 3,43 ,.::-ww f- jj- 5515, if 1 D gl s R , Vyff ' 1 I D I I I -. 'I' 4' gag H5 E: Q ' Q 24 Y Lx? i Q M is f wig? ff 2 :W 35 S ww? QB Q' ii 4 SM if Fw In mx 1 5, , ..f 0 Q69 Q , ,fv, A? M: I ,Q , J 2,1 I ffm- 'MQ' Sf' Q is H ' wk f- ,H F ff--,mg ,A- French Uluh Left to Right+Fin1 Razr: Joyce Jones, Mary Haskins, George Boll, Jack Kelsey, Mrs. Canessa, Gene Burdick, Janet Scott, Shirley Horn, Nancy Gardner. Second Raw: Sally Clark, Ann Klinger, Joan Grimes, Ruth Young, Carole Stevens, Shirley Armour, Jean Hancock, Vera Schultheis,Jennnette Follett, Barbara Gambell, Mary Gasdik. Third Rout Bonnie Swarthout, Sally Miles, Beverly Mulholland, Barbara Stannard, Judy Nesbitt, Veronica Green, Joyce Miller, Stella Gowdy, Joan Jensen, Juanita Wood. Fouflla Row: Walter Gilbert, James Monroe, Clyde Robbins, William Grastorf, Sanford Lefz in Rigbl-Sitting: Jack Kelsey Presidentg Janet Scott, Secretary. Siam! George Boll, Treasurer. Reuning, James Arnold, Nelson Potter, Richard Cruwys, Norman Davis, Jack Rosell. Fiflb Rout James Hopkins, Peter Giopulos, Noel Thomas, James Marsh, David Rogers. Left to Right-Silzingz Margaret Armour, President, Anna Dietze, Secretary-Treasurer. Slandingz Joyce Jones, Vice-President, Faye Richardson, Sergeant at Arms. Latin Uluh Left to Right-Fir-,ir Rauf: Lois Ingram, Marian Jacobs, Patrica Richardson, Margaret Armour, Joyce Jones, Anna Dietze, Alison D'Arcy, Joyce Pohl. Second Row: Gale Briggs, Patricia O'Donnell, Elizabeth Holbrook, Eleanor Hill, Joan D'Arcy, Melvena Knox, Claire Fitch, Grace Pero, Marjorie Curry. Third Row: Miss Bergerson, Sarah Clark, Patricia Wonderling, Wanda King, Sarah Miles, Betty Lonsberry, Marjorie Gardner, Phyllis Knox. Fuuffh Rout Roy Gorton, Paul Ford, Frederick Emerson, Connie Lee, Sylvia Temple, Robert Avery, David Howe, Fifth Row: Constantine Cretekos, Robert Hardy, Richard Pease, Robert Ayers. r ing: Gene Burdick, Vice-President, Dramatics Cluh llllicers Left to Right-Fin! Row: Charles Voss- ler, Presidentg Miss Forsythe, Advisor, Peter Giopulos. Serond Row: Beverly Boyce, Lois Ingram, Matt Graves, Sandra Ward. WE PRESENT TWO NEW ORGANIZATIONS OF WHICH MORE WILL SURELY BE HEARD IN THE FUTURE Sportsmanship Club Fmt Rau'-Left to Right: Nancy Gard- ner, Susan Marsh, Beverly Boyce, Mary Lou Marshall, Melvena Knox, Marjorie Magee. Second Row: john Ballerstein, William Grastorf, Gene Burdick, Sherry Rogers, Marie Dunham, Lois Marsh, Donald Burdick, jack Kelsey, Keith Stur- clevant. Third Row: Francis Bohne, james Marsh, jack Morrison, James Laven, Donald Bohne, Malcolm Mallery. Abrenl: Thomas Bolam, Constantine Cretckos, Robert Fortner, Shirley Horn, Joyce jones. 67 ,figu- I f an-sqwg iff 409.13 :Se . if ?ky K i F r .M .QA L W E MEG , 1 Q S 'L if 'f H mira Wi 1 CFR? 1 -si' ' ' ' wp X y -if 5,1 ' 5 ' . S' I v ' . . W . mm flmuiy' 'Wt PM Q Left to Right-Fir-iz Raw: Thomas House, Paul Gavitt, Glenn Foster, Second Rout Edward Leonard. LeRov Cornelius. Charles Coleman. FF. A. Left to Right-Fffxrl Rout Phillip Swarthout, Mark Buchholz. Roger Billings, Glenn Foster, Edward Leonard, Paul Gavitt, Thomas House, Leroy Cornelius, Charles Coleman, Robert Schoonover, Charles Leonard, Berwyn Clark. Second Roux Lewis Baldwin, Douglas Satterlee, George Meyers, joseph Brandes, Richard Buchholz, Raymond Cornelius, Ellsworth Snyder, Robert Smith, Herman Leonard, Howard Lamphier, David Mills, Robert Dodge. Third Row: William johnson, Donald Witter, james Green, Richard Genung, Melvin Brandes, Max Coats, Robert Sizer, Harold Austin, Richard Brown, Richard Cooper, Richard Graves, Mr. Carter fAdvisorj. Fourlla Row: Wesley Van Skiver, Howard jackson, Lewis Cicirello, Kenneth Brandes, Herbert Vaughn, Ralph Vaughn, Robert Norton, Ephraim McCarthy, Clifford Cornell, john Graves, Fiffb Razr: john johnson, Floyd Mapes, Kenneth Rahr, Donald Perrin, Avelyn Wolfe, Floyd Spicer, Douglas Abbott, Clifford Johnston, Eugene Mills, james Erwin, Ronald Lindsay. Sixlh Rout Edward Cornelius,, Lester Hunt, James Shields, Richard Rahr, William Van Ness, -Stephen Hale, Donald Roeske, Kenneth Patterson, Harold Simpson. Ronald Morrison. 4-H Lett to Right F1 f Row: Melvin Brandes, james Greene, George Meyer, Lewis Baldwin, Eugene Latten, Clair Meyer, Donild Shelley Williim Nolan. Francis Slocum. Serfnzd Rout james Covel, Thomas Osburn, Roger Billings, Max C0aIS, Cirrol Aldrich Mr Carter, Advisor, Richard Genung, Robert Sizer. Harold Austin, Albert Kerton, Robert Lippman. Third Rau Douglis Sztterlee, Richard Riehl, Edward Leonard. Avelyn XVolfe, Robert Schoonover, Paul Gavitt. Glenn Foster, Leroy Cornelius Charles Coleman, David Mills. Stanley, Marye. Fourlla Row: Mark Buchholz, Raymond Cornelius. james Green Richird Mead, Ralph Vaughn, Clair Van Schaick, George Wheeler, Herman Wilccix. john Sheldon, Nelson Starks fllb Rau Gary Holland, Lewis Cicirello, Ephraim McCarthy, Karlton Brandes, Clarence Armstrong, Thomas House Robert Norton, Robert Piscitelli, David Wilcox, Berwyn Clark. Sixflo Rout: joseph Brandes, Earl McDowell, Richard Buchholz Howard Lamphier, Irwin johnson, Ellsworth Snyder, james Hoover, Darwin Arnold, Charles Leonard, Dale Vosslcr George Probst. Driving Education Left to Right-Fifzrz Row: Shirley Cornelius, Marylyn Spicer, Lucille Ludden, Patricia Hyland, jane Mullen, Marilyn Miller, Hellen Lee. Second Rau-: Jeanette Gavitt, Elaine Baker, Barbara Trowbridge, Dorothy Brown, Gail Gardner, Patricia Gibbs, Frances Weber, Betty Lonsberry. Third Row: Betty Hubertus, Sherry Rogers, Ronald Anderson, Patricia Greene, Edith Neu. Library Stall Left to Right-Fiml Rauf: Ann johnson, Marilyn Vossler, Nancy Cline, Mrs. Myers, Loraine Gleason, Victoria Malaro, Addie Lehman. Second Row: Helen Lee, Lois Saunders, Marylyn Spicer, Beverly Voorhees, Elaine Baker, Dorothy Dciseroth, Annette Cretekos. L Q W - -Q. avail!! V fv fiy, '55 W F ei fi i ' A A Q ' ' I cf' R ll Q! W,-,L K 4 QE- ggvitibzhf, gi 76W?Qf'i?'!'ii1f-34? mir if 3 2,517 .fl Kult 6 1 ' ljliglsg A :si 7 51' ay 'fag 3 ' lm N: ii' I' if I 'ti v' 3339? , ,L H, A ' Ffii kf n W 7273, g, .,l5 '???g , ,i - 'ci Q, Q-W ' 1 ww ,Ali ft Q Q 1 ew X if v X i Q 466. Qffzz' Wqknia SYVXJ' 553, was jill, fa42!,f,fwf,M fu 1-V' fn . v f' 'MW' j' zzfuf 06,12 f ffm ww wvwmwwf JJ ,bm fa xty XS f EE SE' ,, , , .,,. - n