West Rochester High School - W Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Zahn 5 - ' 1 My 13-l' 1 4 ,V . ll ff X Vivian Horn Edward Ehrlich M Co-Editors .3 li , I : . 1 S Proudly waves old West Highis emblem From thy halls, dear Alma Mater, Black antl orange fair, We at length must part, . aj Floats triumphant in the breezes: But thy memory shall not perish etty M ' 'Q No dishonor there. From one student's heart. R ' to M 1 Student days have fondest memoriesg Far away on life's broad highway N. if Q Comrades here we stand, All must fortunes tryg Q F' .f ' As our troth to Alma Mater Still our loving hearts shall cherish , ei Pled e we hand in hand. Thou hts of thee West Hi h. Wfff r K .. .A g v g ',i..'k'f fg my 2 -h t' ' F Wflftmfgnlwy as rsts Limit wneee rf st, Qsst fi y y ,... 1 gr' Q, . F F. I r . s A ' 1 -. 1 if N A il.,. f- .w if5f.i ihk . ' F fr .5 . , Afwmi V is sl, fi t ' .-2. I 'r i 5' F ':', A if-Q L , ' F, 1, at ' .Q , A i f Vtbllv ylgl Q K' f F A t '1Md' . ff yt -Q F . Q tt .., fs i r f s tr r ' i .a z F... W I V wig M V,,. yfrwgsxwjx I .3 ilk K L V L. L . A LVL My A . . . ,L 5, .3 . jug, f. at , - y yy .. . 1 e-- A -- a - ' ' ',V 1 - '3 , -- ' Z ..V ' . 1 E ,..,'h,f .5 b ,, ,..- :,.. . W .1 , . - W . it .V Va 4.. t...- ' ',. A V. . in :- .. ,. , ' 1 1 K 2 n I E l - 1 V 1 4 Dedication MRS. KEEF MRS. SMITH The class of 1951 takes great pleasure in dedicating its yearbook to the two women who have done a great service to the school through their work on the Senior Occident. Mrs. Smith has for several years served as the faculty adviser. Mrs. Keef, who stepped into her job this year, has given us invaluable assistance without which this book could not have been made possible. Class of 1951 5 Y, 4 n if P yxw- x X YYXX ff ' C 0 I 0 , . EXEIIIJTIVEE 1' 'N Cx N .ful I , I f , f ,1 91 , X. f 4, f r 1 ,'9 . . C' , Z I , 25: ,r'fj rf 'J 'f 1. If any 7 fl X C C 0 1 1 1 ' . , I U o ' 0 I 0 S . 0 gl 5 . 6 5 I ' . 0 . C nf 3+ W,-3'1 v'4, f 9 Vice-Principal MELVIN E. COON, West High School's vice-principal, takes great pride in our school and in keeping its standards high. His special interest is to see that the honor of West is always upheldg he says, My sentiments are expressed in the Alma Mater, which says, 'No dishonor there' M. Principal C. WILLARD BURT, West High School's principal, has done much to keep our school's standards high. He shows great interest in school activities and is always willing to assist wherever he is able. Mr. Burt's office door is always open, a symbol of welcome to all, whether they come for advice or just for a friendly visit. We, the students of West High, are proud to have such a man as our principal and friend. Mr Pickard first made his appearance on the West High faculty when as a college senior he was Called upon to supply in the Chem- istry Department After graduation from college, he returned to West as a teacher of physical eography. ln 1938 he became boys, advisor and now is also a guidance counselor. His office door is al- Miss Van DeWalle came to West High at the same time as our class, in September, 1946. After teaching for one year in the Physical Education Department, she was promoted to the position of girls' advisor. This year she was also the senior girls' guidance counselor. Her friendly manner and helpful advice have made her a friend to all who know her. Advisers Counselors Front Row: M. Webster, M. Ball, A. Tuffey. Back Row: A. Hollander, M. Pruner, C. Fromme. 9 Front Row: E. Simpson, M. Heberling, C. Hin- EICY. Back Row: B. Walter, J. Dunham, F. anf. Administration Fac A4.- E i m hz- H J Beshgewufv F- Sm' Front Row C Bullard R Frlppen G Sheridan fheadi M LEf', ' iy,'M..La.ng. Lang Back Row H Smith F Keef J Robinson G Wrlght Bagg' than nder ll lt Front Row: .l. Meland, P. Carpenter Qheadl, M. Lanson. Back Row: J. Hall, B. Hayes. Mathematics Front Row: C. Werner, K. Craw, L. Buller. Back Row: F. Slater, E. Johnson, E. Szarlacki. Art Front Row: C. Fromme, D. Watson. fheadl, L. Heinzel, R. Murphy. Back Row: H. Bnlley, C. Jaffray, H. Smith, W. Arnold. Business, 1' f f Lefl to Rfgh, R S i - ll' home' U wan' E' Ahern, H. OS. Front Row: D. Fleming, H. Lockwood, fheadl A. Davis, H M ' Norton. Back Row: A. Hollander, C. Naramore, F. Pratt, E uslc Halbleib. Social Studies 11 1 President Vice-President LEON HAKES CHARLES DYER Student Association Officers 3 ACQU Secretary RETT C56 E eflgad GWENW43 Guardians 12 JAMES INGLE VIVIAN HORN enior Class Advisers The Class of 751 was very fort- unate in the choice of its ad- visers. When we entered West High Miss Buller and Mr. Rud- man were picked to assist and guide us. Our disappointment at losing Mr. Rudman soon changed to delight over the choice of his successor, Mr. Saunders. We deeply appreciate the help that our class advisors have given us, and hope that they derived as much pleasure from working with us as we did from associating with them. MISS BULLER MR. SAUNDERS enior Class Officers Peggy Slocomb, Girls' Social Chairmang Barbara Hamell, Treasurerg Bob Goettel, Boys' Social Chairmang Lou Roberts, Secretaryg Dick Dennison, Presidentg Jim Lawler, Vice-President. C l a S s JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS From Left Front: R. Nothnagle . . . .... Vice-President E. Newell ................. Secretary C. Barron .................. President Back: G. Rohyn ..... Girls' Social Chairman Mr. Norton ................. Adviser J. Swanton .... Boys' Social Chairman B. Simpson ................ Treasurer Miss Lang .... .... A dviser SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS From Left Front: R. Strickland . .. .... President Mrs. Meland .... ...... A dviser Mr. Naramore .. ....... Adviser Back: J. Procopio ....... Vice-President E. Boyd .... ............. S ecretary T. Watson .,... Boys' Social Chairman C. Murphy ................. Treasurer P. Christenson .. Girls' Social Chairman - Y Executive Council From Left Front: C. Dyer, C. Wait, L. Hakes, J. Everett, E. Ehrlich. Second: L. Delisanti, J. Cook, R. Hotchkiss, J. Ellinwood, G. Barron. Back: J. Pearson, J. Dunlap, R. Dennison, R. Strickland, J. Coe. . 14 ffieers FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS From Left Front: J. Coe ....... President Mrs. Davis ............. .. . Adviser Mr. Burnard ................ Adviser Buck: J. Dunbar .... Boys' Social Chairman S. Smith ...... Girls, Social Chairman M. Walker . .............. Treasurer P. Lewis ....... ......... S ecretary B. Sherwood .. .... Vice-President EICHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS From Left Front: Back: Mr. Ross R. Hotchkiss Miss Lanson R. Torrelli . K. Hegenaur I. Christoff . P. Brooks . R. Morris House of Representatives . . . . Adviser . . President Adviser Treasurer Cirls' Social Chairman Vice-President Secretary Boys' Social Chairman From Left Front: G. Torrelli, E. Whitney, J. Pearson, J, Everett, B. Grauel, D. Berger, S. Rogers. Second: J. Ford, R. Smith, J. Sperrazza, E. Boyd, P. Reed. G. Wait, M. Brownell, J. Murant. Third: B. Cushman, R. Torrelli, P. Swartz, J. Hamilton, N. Grover, M. Mills, C. Kase, W. Pethick. Back: R. Swan, B. Sherwood, T. Economidis, E. Wass, P. Economidis, B. Rahtjen, R. Morris, J. Lowe, E. Weiss, R. Logie. I I 5ENlIJRE 1- ' ' . 3' C 62 is I 0 I Mn I ' K I s I I Q o ' a I 0 I : - C ' 1 : ' , ' ' . 4 JO ANNE A. ABENDROTH Abby 139 Bartlett Street Short and cute and pretty snappy! Bowling 33 Volley Ball 13 Service Corps 43 Audio Visual Aid 4. No. 19 Business GARY ALTPETER Dutch 479 Ravenwood Avenue I'm not afraid of work! I could lie down next to it and it wouldn't phase mc, Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 23 Basketball Qafter school! 2, 33 Ping-Pong 3, 4. No. 44 Undecided f ,,,, ff l? - 1 RICHARD H. ASMUTI-I Dick 100 Fairview Avenue Full of fun, full of pep, He and his piano are real- ly hep. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming falter school! 1, 23 Music Council 43 Student Association Dance Band 23 West High Day 1, 2, 3, 4. No. 37 Undecided 2-Qfclg jf- A. 'u'4'l4f-al WUGLAS KING AHERNt I, if ,UD ugn ' K 1 i 1f81 Bas lang Reed W e exscgo h'iS'scooter or onine s ge, ug a y who's really the rage. ' ,- enior, glfiluhl Staff 43 Jun- r Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Track 1, 3, 43 Traffic Squad ' 1, 23 Auditorium Club 3, 43 Senior Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Orch- estra3 National Honor So-, ciety 4. ' No. 49 Undeofliied .X .1 ff., f l!!,7A ' . ,. y ,gbgjgfyf LAQ4' du,4?,,, X3 0 I 0 24 0 0. 4 4 D ' ull- ... 54,0 1 .. ff' lf, RICHARD JOHN AHERN Dick , 181 Bastian Road 'An inexhaustible supply of talents. J' Executive Go ncjl , ome- am gave-sgiitatiwe 1 Oc R , 5 .. Hoff' ews Stal? 43 en-g or Annual. Staf 432' -,J,J 3 af'h'P RMU' . - RICHARD ALEXANDER 27 Cl' 1112 1! 2- 3- .. - H . . Head 3 Pep Club 51, 2, 18, DICK S, g11 Z2e?M 233 Westfield sneer ff estr f 3 un' His pet phrase is Now i645 . 3 Senior rama Q . . H 43 Au orium Club 3f 43 vim! E mmutel Swirnmin 1, 2' llQ',Hl'f-Kigli D aY?4'YM'nior Prom Gain tee 33 Senior Prom Committee 4, National Hon- or Society 4 anjpgyggn- Junior Choir 13 Senior. Choir 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2. . No. 44 NPVY . gf 1 mittees 2, 3,3221 I No. 49 ' College .af - . ' I v v Q ' 7 f,Ll ' ' ' I V u 5 A 5 . . , z, re Ley N . f ' if if QV? ii- , . if PTA 3 ,lf BARBARA CAROLYN BAILEY Bubbles 647 Post Avenue A whiz with a baton. Glee Club 1, 23 Basketball 23 Cheerleaders' Club 2. Cheerleader 23 H1-Type Staff 23 Majorette 33 Head Majorette 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Occident Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Senior Choir 4. Brockport High Nursing ROBERT A. BARBOUR iinobn 120 Congress Avenue' A little study. soon 'tis past, I'm a graduate at last. Soccer 2, 3, 43 West High Day 3, 4. No. 37 Undecided 18 ROBERT G. BECK I lBobl I 105 Gillette Street Our Bob well deserves fame, He's never been vamped by any dame. Football 3, 43 Baseball QRe- servej 23 Basketball QRe- servel 13 Rating Clerk 43 Senior Annual Staff 43 Bas- ketball fafter schoolj 2, 3. No. 37 College his f GWENDOLYN ADB 1 :Gweny1 1 133 Westfield Street XVe may not need help, but we do need 'Ads-. Senior Choir 2, 33 Junior Choir 13 West High Day 3, 43 Senior Annual 43 Swimming 13 Baseball 13 Pep Club 3. No. 44 College NYJOHN N. ALG-ER 3 Jenn Jf 137 Shelter Street Jolin is fun and full of vimg Stage craft sure appeals to him. Stage crew 33 Stage Elec- rician 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. No. 19 Military Service ,Y :M f ei 1155 . 3. 5' - an . .,..-. fa, fu, ,A .-,,,,,,.r:g. 3 I ., K' gg ea Q, z 535 il? +4 ev SF 4 it W M 4 Q fb Q 1 ' iefffffe bf, EFS. H ' '. Im i':':5Sl5.ff? 945': ' JACK BENEDICT lIRed!Y 278 Columbia Avenue 'l'here's another one where I come from. Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Soccer Manager 33 Soccer 4. No. 19 Undecided PAGE 19 JACQUELINE AVERY IBENEDICT 1 1 nu, f 278 Columbia Avenue A pleasant smile, a. cheery W3Y, ' She makes us happy all the day. Homeroom Representative 1, 33 Banking Representative 1, 33 West High Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 Junior Drama 33 Server at Sen- ior Graduation 33 Auditor- ium Club 3, 43 Scholarship Rating 43 Senior Drama 43 Occident News Staff 4. No. 19 Business School J' . GERALD BRAVERMAN .I X-5-w vmenua BEESP ' 7 J'Ginny U '189 Roetyn Street Sweet pgrsonality full of rascalityf ' X , National' Honor 'Society 37 43 Seniof Choir 2,- .34-.13 Music Council 3: Optlmatee 2, 3, 43 Rep-Club 2, 3, 43 Occident News start 3. 43 Senior Annual Sfaff 43 Sen- ior Drama'45 Rating Rop- reseqative 33 Junior Choir 1 3 Alternate Homeroom. Representative 13 43 Usher' for Graduation 2. M 3- ! 2, 1 ' X ' u A I .:.,.,, 1-nn' ' ' .' -. ri X if .V ,M i .3 3 BARBARA BIERBRAUER , Barb V3 3 . 4080 Riga Center Road 3, 3 3' We don't know much about I , But we couldn't do withoubd N 1 h er ' A A A N WM H Social Dancing 23 Baseball 23 Badminton 43 West BRUCE n. BOWEN High Day 3, Creeper Our Lady of Good Council DONALD BOYD . .Dont 1 90 Stratford Park A Boyd in the hand is worth two in the bush. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 23 Wrestling 33 Soc- cer 3, 43 Safety Patrol 43 House of Representatives 33 West High Day 3. Get Pittsford Business 46 Burlington Ave All great men e . I'm no fe in ell my- self. Occide 3 A ual 43 r , 3 3:' Officer ack 1 23 v.. an 2- A er m in ::' tativ SPu c' J ur u 4 ff s 'ra 3 , 3, 3 U' . 3, 3 onor -:. a. , A rium Club , 3, 43 P ident 43 Junior O oir 1. No. 37 Law J. 1 r- .-N ag -wi tu s ' 'll' we W 1 ...it 3 2 fr we +R, l 3 3, Q ,ga we -- ' .f 3 f 23551 if-'fQf'L:.Ql.5 I i ROBERT BURKE Burk1e 1092 Genesee Street To know Bob is to know a great guy. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball l, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 33 West High Day 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 13 Choir 1, 23 Auditorium Club 3. No. 37 Brockport State Teachers College RICHARD J. BURLINGHAM ' 'Dick' ' 163 Frost Avenue Homeroom Representative 33 Annual Staff 43 Audio- Vlsual Aid 43 West High Day 2, 33 Basketball fatter schooll' 1, 2, 43 Baseball fafter schoolj 1, 43 Volley Ball fatter schooll 23 Aud- ltorlum Club 43 Swimming falter schooll 1, 23 Ping ong 1, 33 Junior Choir 1. 35 Mineola Street Short on quantity, long on quality. Rating Committee 13 Home- room Representative 2. Pittsford Undecided ' I N JOYCE BUTLER 1 :JOIN 40 Stratford Park A quiet girl with quite a voice. Volley Ball 2, 33 Swimming 23 Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Senior Choir 3, 43 Home- room Representative for 4. Year Book No. 44 Undecided 19 Undecided WILLIAM B. BUTLER I Omni I 253 Dorstone Road For those who know their murders best, It's the Butler two to one. Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 West High Day 1, 23 Swimming fafter school! 1, 23 Baseball fatter schoolj 13 Basketball fafter schoolj 2, 33 Audio Visual Aid 3, 43 Volley Ball fafter schoolj 3. , , No. 44 Navy MARCIA E. IBROWNELL Marcia 49 Falrholm Drive Marcia's popular and gay, A peach of a girl in every way. Annual Stat? 43 House of Representatives 43 Service Corps 43 Canteen Commit- tee 1, 2, 33 Auditorium Club 3, 42 West High Day 3, 43 Bowling 2. Madison College M. ELOISE BUZZELL 1 .EY 1 83 Raeburn Avenue Eloise has little to say. But she does a lot in her friendly way. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Auditorium Club 43 Rating Representa- tive 4. No. 16 Undecided RICHARD BYERS Scotty 659 Genesee Street An athlete strong and true, We present our Dick to you. Safety Squad 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 45 West High Day 3, 49 00' cident News 45 Basketball Qafter school? 1. No. 19 Brockport State Teachers College BARBARA JANE CLARK Barb 192 Winbourne Road Always laughing, never quiet, Barb's one girl who's real- ly a riot. Hook and Curve Club 25 Pep Club 2, 4g Junior Drama 345 Auditorium Club 3, 45 Les Aspirants 3, 45 Senior Drama 45 Senior Choir 45 Social Dancing 25 West High Day 3. No, 37 College f 'liz i I 'ci , , Q, .jig szf- 'eft , 'il -. T PP V ,,,. 'fi' Ai 1 ,.,. v- 1, .--. , ,. Q. .I .,,, A, . 9 .M BRUCE B. CLARK Bruce 20 Shelter Terrace A jolly fellow is our Bruce, Inter-High Choir 2, 3.145 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 West High Day 2, 45 Music Council 35 Senior Annual Staff 45 Bask'etball Kafter schooll 1, 25 Syvim- ming fatter schoolj 1,'2, No. 37 College MARILYN LUCILLE CAMERA uLynn 444 Columbia. Avenue This Camera takes a pretty picture. Auditorium Club 3, 45 Bas- ketball 15 Junior Drama 35 Occident Staff 45 Hook and Curve 2. No. 19 Undecided il? 15'-,mg S 'is , , GORDON H. CLARK 4 lnocl 7 694 Post Avenue Gordy's a blutfer but a true athlete. Gordy's a guy you just can't beat. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Soccer 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 35 West High Day 1, 2, 3, 45 Les Aspi- rants 45 Senior Drama 4. GERALDINE ANN CARLISI Jeri 579 Post Avenue Ever and ever fascinated by her. Cheerleader 3, 45 Occident News Staff 3, 45 Senior An- nual Staf 45 Homeroom Representative 35 Senior Choir 3, 45 Optimates 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Drama 3, 45 Basketball 25 Swimming 25 Baseball 25 Auditorium Club 3, Jefferson Undecided . DN F , 5, Q4-f fx fi I i 1, X 1 ' , Af fav 'kj liz ' if 2 9 jd if Ee. ANTHONY CEDRONE, JB. 4 r sid, 1 3 King Street A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. Basketball fafter schoolj 2, 3, 45 Swimming Cafter schoolJ 2, 35 Track 1. Quincy High School Quincy, Mass. Technical Training ,vw CHARLES CLYNE Chuck 271 Renouf Drive We give it to you on the line, As a good fellow, here's Chuck Clyne. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta West Hi-Y 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Traffic Squad 45 Swimming fafter schoolj 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball Cafter schoolj 1, 2, 3. 45 Track 1. Washington Irving College HELEN E. COATES unetwu 84 Terrace Park Black hair, a smile that's sweet, Betty's the type men like to meet. Music Council 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 35 Vol- iey Ball 25 Baseball 2, 3. No. 37 Business 20 A ski-1 'eff .: E -'ii '..MWWwm we fe .,--- 5 ' . , agp A 63S J EWMEQW V 1 , 1 J: 9:1 ':,:aaRc1?215 - . .. -w ku' ROBERT M. CALLARI HB0-bn 93 Iceland Park You can always call on Callari. Resevrve Basketball 15 Re- serve Basehall 15 Rating Representative 1. No. 19 Undecided RICHARD CHRISTENSEN Chris 284 Genesee Park Blvd. He beats the drums in our band. He well deserves a hearty hand. Soccer 2, 35 Track. 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Inter High Choir 15 Inter High Choir 2, 3, 45 House of Repre- sentatives 1, 25 Basketball fafter schooll 1, 2, 35 Vol' ley Ball Cafter schoolj 2, 3, 4. No. 37 Fredonia State Teachers College DONALD N. COLEY I inoni l 211 Aberdeen Street Music, music, music. Inter-High Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Orchestra 3, 45 West High Band and Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 West High Day 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Execu- tive Council 35 Music Coun- eil 35 House of Representa- tives 25 Scholarship Rating 1, 2, 4. JACQUELIN LEE COOK ' Jackie 841 Arnett Blvd. Executive Council 43 Sen- ior Annual Staft' 43 Occi- dent News Staff 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Music Coun- cil 8, 43 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Auditor- ium Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Optimatos 2, 3, 43 ln- side Service Corps 43 Class Oiiicer 1, 23 Swimming 1, 2, 8, 4: G, A. A. Council 33 Audio Visual Corps 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4, LUCILLE MARIE DELISANTI i il-Ju, 1 302 Reynolds Street A blue eyed blonde, cute and petite, Lu's one girl that's hard to beat. Occident News Staff 3, 43 Executive Council 43 Sen- ior Annual Staff 43 Senior Drama 43 Junior Drama 33 Auditorium Club 8, 43 West High Day 2, 3, 43 Les As- pirants 2, 43 Pep Club 2, 43 Basketball 23 Office Page 4. No. 19 Undecided f i Hs Q--1 JERRY DONOGHUE Joe Gish 135 Barton Street Hip, Hip, Hurayl for Mr. Touchdown. Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Service Corps 3, 43 Vol- ley Ball 2, a, 4. Aquinas Undecided fx . ., ,f it ' 3 j . . 0 I I 3 3 I 13.-.gi , - ' H' ,, .- . Q '13 gp-V 4 I iv K W .' J U '. '- 'Y ' fi' . f ' - i ts F g f f.,'f f wi- 1 . F 2 . e 3... - 3' f -' 5 H F , mr - X - '- . , 3.'3. . 39 ' 'C . 3- ff- ..,,,-,. I . 3. .. ..-,ar -3--Q-3.1.-Azul'-' f . , 'i simon couenmu ff f Shaun V 3 3, , 3 65 Aberdeen Street ' A 3 3 I H.. Shaun, the Don Juan of I K 1. VVest High, - 'Z ' ' V ' ' Baseball Reserve 2, 33 Bas- 3 Q 3, ketball Reserve 2, 33 Var- 'W ' i ' sity Football 43 Vtfrestling 3, 4. W 3 DONNA C. CROMWELL Aquinas College Donna. NANCY MARION DASSON .iNan,1 2 Ellis Drive When she's not talking, she's laughing. Band 13 Swimming Cafter schooll 1, 23 Bowling 4. Washington Irving Undecided 4. A 'V . ei, ii. In 2 3 - ' 'in V- , 3 A1533 , .. . .Y ,tinile w E pf , , 3 3 -Z-iidjg to 1 . it f .MARY ANN DONNELLY llAunl1 272 Elmdorf Avenue The greatest wisdom is often found in the fewest words. Auditorium Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2: Swimming 1, 23 Volley Ball 13 West High Day ,23 Usher for Gradua- tion 3. St. Monica's Nazraeth College 3 3 is . S Q MARY ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM ' 'Mickey' ' 80 Melrose Street We could call her cunning, But never a ham. Auditorium Club 43 Nomi- nating Committee 43 Senior Drama 43 Badminton 43 Bowling 43 Volley Ball 4. Hornell High School Nursing I V' I In Ins-Q' . 1 JAMES DUNLAP llBen!Y 129 Elmdorf Avenue What, another Dunlap? Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Council 2, 3, 43 Evecutivc Council 43 Soc- cer 2, 3, 4. No. 16 Undecided 21 97 Inglewood Drive Happiness 4. Sincerity I Donna. National Honor Society 3, 43 Occident News 2, 3, 43 Senior Annual Staff 43 Op- timates 2, 3, 43 Honor In- termediate Algebra 33 Aud- itorium Club 3, 43 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Scholarship Rating Commit- tee 1, 43 Band 33' Music Council 43 Pep Club 1, 23 House of Representatives 13 Swimming Cafter schoolj 1, 23 Junior Life Saving 3. No. 16 College if LLOYD EARL DUNSKER Lloyd 647 Jeterson Avenue To be fond of learning is to be at the gate of knowledge. Occident News Staff 2, 3, 43 Senior Annual 43 Christ- mas Play 33 Publicity Com- mittee 3, 43 Red Cross Rep- resentative 3, 43 Junior Health Committee 3, 43 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Oftice Page 1. J. RICHARD DENNISON Dick 1090 Pixley Road Music, maestro! President of Senior Class 43 Vice-President Junior Class 33 Music Council 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 43 We t High Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Jun- ior Varsity Basketball 33 Optimates 3, 43 Executive Council 43 -National Honor Society 4. Washington Irving College CHARLES E. D Chuck y ,. nl' 5,313.3 'gf'-3:3 ts... Tra , We c tai y wk hi lots o k. 1 2 3 on t 1 2 3 i s Stl en A 0 4 B OCI C . , ,u - Home 'of ep ntatives 43 Executiv Co cil 43 Auditorium 3, 3 West High Day 4. HENRY EGAN Mouse 30 Arnett Boulevard Nothing cheesy about our Mousel Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2. , St, Monica's Undecided DORIS ELLEN ELLICOTT Dorie 637 Brooks Avenue Doris is a little girl, to that you'll all agree. But when it comes to talk- ing, she can out-talk you and me. Junior Choir 15 Hook and Curve Club 25 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Auditorium Club 45 Senior Drama 45 West High Day 3. No. 37 Business PAGAN 1. IlBarbYl I 478 .Sawye Y0u'l al 1 S ' t and kind. I nior nda St - timat s , ' ud tor' Cl , G. A. . - cil , 35 P' , 25 We t Ili y , 35 Red Cx resentative 3 5 B Be allnfafter scllgogll 1, ,W 2' ase J 35 a min- ton 3 owli 'wx Ping 1692? No. 16 Gener V1lf A C GERALD EDWARD FLAHERTY Jerry 24 Ellicott Street Girls are his hobby, Soccer his delight, His only sorrow, Is homework at night. Band and,0rchestra 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Class Executive 25 Music Coun- cil 3, 45 West High Day 3, 4. No. 37 U. S. M. C. J. PATRICK FLYNN 1 .Pav 1 374 Magnolia Street Pat is quiet. full of fun. An honest friend to every- one. Homeroom Representative 15 Senior Choir 25 Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 45 Auditor- ium Club 3, 45 West High Day 3, 45 Audio-Visual Corps 45 Bowling 4. St. Monica's Undecided 0 W r' I 42 J -i ,III- f 1' , ff 1 JW! r I 1 9977 95,1 lfdefiesee Parkddvd. Cuteixid yf,o'1yld'witlQ,good se ,to . ' ,A , ' r , 7 , , p s Sen EOrghewj. r 2, 3 :4!1'0cc' int, tai? 2, 3, :lf 'Annual grail' 45 , jst High gang 45 Musjg' oun- cil xecuticvq'Eoun'cil 45 S ming fa 4'5A iiorium 5,123 Drama raduation 2, Honor Society No. 44 JANE FORDHAM Janie 613 Sawyer Street Someday an artist Jane will be, Making her pictures for all to see. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3, 45 West High Day 3, 45 Basketball fafter schoolJ'25 Auditorium Club 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Usher for Senior Drama 35 Gym Leader 3, 4, hol 1, EES f'-354-, I ,A lil' 5 I . ,L x A ,-fi! JOHN CHARLES ERBELDING Jack 375 Chestnut Ridge Road Churchville, New York With all those A's, it's plain to see Jack is smart, we all agree. Honor Intermediate Alge- bra 35 Optimates 3, 45 Scholarship Rating 3, 45 Service Corps 45 Office Mes- senger 45 National Honor Society 4. Chili No. 11 College BARBARA ANN PORTNER ' 'Barbe' ' 656 Jefferson Avenue Barb is sweet and so de- inure, For troubles she's a perfect cure. Swimming 1, 2, 45 Volley Ball 35 Badminton 35 Pep Club 25 Gym Leader 2, 3, 45 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 45 Auditorium Club 3, 45 Senior Drama 4. I , , , 1 - .- ' , f 4 MQDWARD Q. 1: RLICH . d. 35K fa gargtreet d d t Tall atamanl Fin be er ne if you c . o Co tor Senior Annual Sta 45 Commissioner of Finance 45 Auditorium Club 2, 3, 45 House of Repre- sentatives 1, 35 Safety Squad 35 Honor Int. Alge- bra 35 Executive Council 45 National Honor Society 45 Dance Committee 4. Buffalo No. 81 College JACQUELINE M. EVERETT Jacque 84 Dunbar Street She might have been rich if she'd wanted gold in- stead of the friendships she's made. Secretary of S. A. 45 Home- room Representative 25 Banking Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary of Class 35 Occident News Staff 3, 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 Pub- licity News Staff 45 Schol- astic Key 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Auditorium Club 3, 4. MARJORIE ANN PRANTZEN x aMargeu 1 1 83 Magnolia Street Last year Marge entered our West High, We're surely glad she didn't pass by. Benjamin. Franklin 22 Nursing JENNY' M. FREDIANI C KJ'enY F 156 Arnett Blvd. Watch that style, See that step, Here's a girl, who's really hep. 3 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Jun- ior Choir 13 Music Coun- cil 43 Occident News Staff 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Book- store 3, 43 Red Cross Rep- resentative 2, 33 Nominat- ing Committee 3. No. 16 Secretarial Work PI-IYLLIS JOYCE GIRAYTYS Phyl 330 Ellicott Street Phyllis in her friendly way. Seems always happy and so gay. Ping Pong 33 Badminton 33 Auditorium Club 4. No. 37 Night School and Oiiice Work JOHN G. GLEICHAUP Jack 80 Nellls Park Track 1, 3, 4: Wrestling Team 33 Ski Team 3, 43 Football 33 Senior Band 1, 23 Senior Orchestra 1, 23 Inter-High Band 23 Inter-High Orchestra 23 Safety Squad 23 Volley Ball 2, 33 Collector of At- tendance Cards 4. No. 19 Miitary Service w CQ L L, LA f 1, ' 4. 7, 4 5 I i5I 1 g Y WILLIAM E. GHEDI t-Biun 61 Weldon Street For he's a jolly good fellow! West High Day 1, 2, 33 Swimming fatter schooli 2, 33 Volley Ball fafter school! 33 Swimming 43 Dance Committee 4. No. 37 R. l'. T. -eii ' - --.- . A ., nonnnr .racxsou Gonrrnx. ..Bo,,,, 90 Renoul' Drive Class Social Chairman 43 Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Officer Band 33 Offi- cer Orchestra 2, 43 Music Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Mathematics 33 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Auditorium Club 43 Re- serve Baseball 23 West High Day 1. 2. 3, 4. SHIRLEY GARTLAND Torchie 499 Flint Street Still water runs deep. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Hook and Curve 33 Auditorium Club 43 Swimming fa I' t e r schoolb 13 Occident News Staff 43 Ping Pong tafter schooli 13 Pep Club 4. No, 19 Otlice Work ELIZABETH ANNE GARNHAM . Bets. , 805 Marshall Road Pert and pretty, A real swell pal, They don't come better Than this gal, Badminton 23 Swimming fafter schoolj 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Audi- torium Cluh 4. Chili District No. 2 College NORMA ELIZABETH FULLERTON KLLizYl 213 West Side Drive Norma is nice, a friend sincere, We're really glad that she's been here. Auditorium Club 3, 43 Pep Pep Club 43 Swimming fafter schooli 1, 23 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Badminton 33 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Tennis 33 West High Day 3, 43 Usher for Grad- uation 3. NORMAN H. GLASER ' 'Nor-m 34 Marsh Street Of all the fellows here at West, Norm is among the very best. Honor Intermediate Alge- bra 33 Senior Annual Staff 43 West High Day 2, 3, 43 Volley Ball 33 Swimming fafter schooli 1, 2. No. 37 College I-mtnnnd Gpnnou ,A JOHN E. GRACE , ,Mlllief 1- f . Huck 342, Columbia Avenue i Millie does hers work in a quiet Way. ' I' 1 Shfll 'be recognized ' some HEY. , x if No. 19- 'Undecided '23 131 Earl Street We think Jack is lust plain O. K. May success and good for- tune come his way. Hi-Y QAlphai 1, 23 Audio- Visual Corps 43 Auditorium Club 4. . Saint Monica's Undecided ARTHUR GRAY ..An., 488 Columbia Avenue One of the best is our Art Gray, We're very glad he came our way. No. 19 R. I. T. CAROL GREENWOOD I I Carol ' 803 Post Avenue A willowy blonde. plenty of class. 4. West High is lilcky to have thi-sjass, , . Occident Staff, 3. 45 Swim- ming ' tafter Vschooll 15 Badminton jtafter schoolb' 15 I Social' Dancing 25 'Pep Club 22, 35. Juni? Drama 35 Junior Prom ommittee 35 Junior Choir 1, 25 Cane teen Committee 2, ' ' if No. 37 'Collegmn JEANNE MARIE HAMILTON Jeanne 76 Aldine Street National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Occident News StaH 3, 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 In- ter-High Red Cross Coun- cil 3, 45 Optimates 2. 3, 45 Student Rating 2, 3, 45 Auditorium Club 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 45 Junior Drama 35 Drama Club 45 Junior Choir 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Nominating Committee 2. JOSEPH HANLEY 4 .Buy . 83 Rosalind Street Me and my bucks are Hcollegiate' 'l Swimming Team 3, 45 Foot- ball 35 Track 45 Safety Pa- trol 45 Swimming Club 3, 4. Aquinas College LEON M. HAKES, JR. HBud1, 144 Inglewood Drive And lie does it all so modestly l Football 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball tReservel 1, 2: Basketball gVarsityl 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Student Association Officer 45 Executive Council 2, 3, 45 Boys' State Representative 35 Canteen Committee 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. No, 16 Syracuse . X! I 'y Q v I 4 A KJ . JACK HARRIS Jack 174 Spruce Avenue I can resist everything- except temptation. Soccer 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball 35 Homeroom Representative 1, 2. Madison Undecided 24- BEVERLY ANN HALL HBGV1. 184 Magnolia Street Beverly Hall-liked by all. Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Jun- ior Choir 15 Auditorium Club 45 Bowling 3. 45 Volley Ball 45 Basketball 1. No. 19 Undecided 630 Woodbine Avenue Senior Choir 45 West High Day 3, 45 Usher for Senior Play 35 Senior Drama 45 Auditorium Club 45 Social Dancing 1, 25 Server at Senior Banquet 35 Swim- ming fatter schooll 1, 25 Pep Club 45 Basketball 1, 25 Hook and Curve 2. St. Monica's R. B. I. DS IO fi J' 1 Q! up 5 , Af 3 'nl ,, 9 Wi eg. JAMES J. HALL J, J. . 2001 Five Mile Line Rd. His antics and capers would fill a book. Senior Annual Staff 45 Sen- ior Drama 4: Cross-Coun- try 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Stu- dent Rating Committee 25 Homeroom Messenger 35 .Of- fice Page 35 Safety Patrol 15 Student Association Dance Commission 3, 45 Junior Orchestra 15 Stage Crew 15 Basketball 1, 25 Swimming 1, 2. Penfield Central Virginia Military Ins. JOYCE ELAINE HATCLIITE ' 'Joycie' ' 1023 Arnett Blvd. Gifted in culinary arts, Shc'll find her way into men's hearts. Hook and Curve Club 25 Auditorium Club 3, 45 Sen- ior Drama45 Served at Sen- ior Banquet 35 Typed for Open House 45 Art Schol- astic Award 2, 35 Track Cafter schooll 1. EDWARD G. GRIM iid-Edt, 25 Margaret Street Ed's a scholar. l'ld's a brain, What he aims at, he will gain. Swimming latter schoolj 2, 3. 45 VVQ-st High Key Club 3. 45 Visual Aid 4. Aquinas Institute R. I. T. BARBARA ANN HAMELL f 'Barb' ' 59 Ballantyne Road House of Representatives 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Mana- ger of the Girls Track Team 25 G. A. A. C. 25 Les Aspi- rantes 3, 45 Auditorium Club 3,45 Junior Drama 35 Dramatic Club 45 Treasurer of Senior Class 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 West High Day 2, 3, 45 National Hon- or Society 4. Ballentyne American Academy of Dramatic Arts . - -' 431'-in - f . f.?e-J,--.Q-mfr? ' if 1' I 1 I- '15-.fi-fir! . .. , , , f .,. , . ,. , K RICHARD E. HEWITSON 1 1 Haw, y 26 Arvine Heights A mathematician beyond compare, With plenty of brains and some to spare. Senior Annual Staff 45 Aud- itorium Club 3, 45 .Honor Math 35 Inter-High Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 West High Choir 1, 2, 45 Assembly Commit- tee 4: Les Aspirants 1. 2. J 1 r' DONA1.,D I-IITCHCOCK ..Don,A, 1220 Genesee Street West High'a,Mr. Atlasl Soccer 3, Af: Swimming 2, 3,545 Basketball 15 Swim- ming,Glub 1, 2, 3, 45 Life Saving Course ,3, 45 Base- ball' 1. ' No. 37 Further Education' I .. Q. KENNETH E. HOLFORD Kenny 137 Lehigh Avenue He knows that the only way to have a friend is to be one. Cross Country CReserveD 25 Swimming CVarsityJ 25 Oc- cident News 35 Homeroom Representative 15 Scholar- ship Rating Committee 45 National Honor Society 35 45 Honor Math 35 Ping Pong 3. No. 16 College H. UHABLINE HOPENS 4 :chars 1 943 Blossom Road The kind of a girl we like to find. Occident 2, 3,- 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 Auditorium Club 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 25 Bas- ketball 45 Class Oiiicer 25 West High Day 25 Class Rating Commission 3, 45 Class Dance Commission 2. V Q K., If. -., ,K X 9 - f f' , A 15 5, , Qt 4 I 1 . ' f 0 I I 'x Q . ,'. ' ' ' , -ta' Y ,' JIT, 3, 5, . Q' ' 'P if 5 i - 5 - -. F 5 iowa? ,. 5 . .'xv: :N ' Q- -1'-4 . -511-512:-'-' .7 WALTER R. HOLDEN ' 'Wan' ' 1 8 Day Place Th8l'6,S no holdin' Holden when he gets goin'. Audio-Visual Corps 45 West High Day 45 Swimming fafter schoolb 1, 2, 35 Basketball fafter schoolj 2, 35 Volley Ball Qafter schooll 3. No. 19 College VIVIAN RAE HORN . iviv. , 236 Elmdorf Avenue Senior Annual 35 Co-Editor 45 Custodian of the Flag 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Optimates 2, 35 Latin Honor Award 35 Honor In- termediate Algebra 35 Occi- dent News Staff 3, 45 Sen- ior Drama 45 Junior Drama 35 Auditorium Club '45 Homeroom Representative 2. ELEANOR JANE HOLDEN HEP, 179 Raeburn Avenue Sweetness is a gentle vir- ture. Senior Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior Inter-High Choir 15 Optimates 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Volley Ball 3, 45 Junior NVater Safety Leaders 25 Junior Life Saving 15 Senior Life Saving 35 VVest High Day 35 Junior Drama 35 Senior Drama 45 Tennis 25 Red Cross Representative 35 Badminton 25 Ushering for Graduation 35 Guide for Open House 35 Apparatus Club 25 Baseball 2, 35 Swimming 1. No. 16 College SUSAN MARCIA HOENE I I Y 215 Trafalgar Street National Honor Society 3, 45 Optimates 2, 3, 45 Sen- ior Choir 2, 3, 45 Music Council 35 Honor Intermed- iate Algebra 45 Auditorium Club 3, 45 Scholarship Rat- ing Committee 25 Occident News Staff 2, 45 Senior An- nual Stsff 4: Junior-Senior Drama 3, 4. ROY C. HODGSON' Roy r FRANCES A. HOFSCHNEIDER Chickie 70 Penhurst Street A girl to brighten any day. Junior Choir 15 Basketball l, 2, 35 Volley Ball 1, 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Swimming 15 Senior Drama 45 Auri- torium Club 3, 45 West High Day 3, 45 Bowling 35 Track 15 Ping Pong 25 Pep Club 2, 3. No. 16 College WILLIAM R. HORTON UBHI., 135 Bartlett Street Our Horton's sportin'. Immaculate Conception Undecided 25 151 Frost Avenue Roy plays his trumpet in West High's Band, And for the laughter he brings us let's give him a hand. Band 3, 45 Orchestra 4, Immaculate Conception Work MARION R. HONDORF Marion 222 Howard Road A nicer girl you'll never meet, Marion's quiet. sincere and sweet. Majorettes 2, 3, 45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Senior Drama 45 Audi- torium Club 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 West Hi h Day 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Homeroom Red Cross Rep- resentative 2, 3, 45 Orch- estra 3, 4. VIRGINIA F. HOWARD Ginnie 105 Genesee Park Blvd. Meeting her is nice: Knowing her is wonderful. Occident News Staff 3, 45 Auditorium Club 2, 3, 45 Optimates 2, 35 Gym Lead- er 45 Senior Choir 25 Jun- ior Choir 15 Pep Club 25 Senior Drama 45 Usher for Spring Concert 35 Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 15 Badminton 1. JOHN R. HURLEY Snider 167 Terrace Park Of course you know that football's his game, We salute our Jack of All- Scholastic fame. Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Baseball fReserveJ 25 Service Club 2, 45 Home- room Representative 3. Aquinas College JOHN J. KLEIN ' 'Jack' ' 251 Terrace Park Happy am I, from care I'm free, ' Why aren't all the rest like me? French Club 3, 45 Football 25 Track 35 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Qafter schoolb 2, 3, 45 West High Night 2, 3. No. 37 College 5 V- -5 ff:-:ff-if ' f- 4 , - ' - 5.1 ,,,,,,. . ..,, 5. ,.,, ,.,,, get Ilmckli 196 Flint Street This fellow is handy with a racquet. Tennis 3, 45 Fire Drill Squad 25 Basketball falter schoolj 1,125 Baseball falter schoolj 15 Volley Ball 2. No. 19 R. I. T. WILLIAM G. IRVINE uBiun 461 Columbia Avenue At Wrestling Bill is at the VOD? He'll wrestle you until you drop. Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Junior Choir 15 Visual Aid 1, 25 Swim- ming Cafter schoolj 15 Mu- sic Council 45 Pep Club 1. Washington Irving School R. B. I. VIOLBT 0. KRAMER llvicuif 134 Frost Avenue She's pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant too, to think of. Volley Ball 35 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 45 Drama 4. Benjamin Franklin High, ork 0 D0 5 D 7 :lill- X . ff nf' LARRY ISAACSON Larry 69 Melrose Street Look out Tyrone and Errol Flynn, Against you both Larry's sure to win. Soccer 35 Skiing Team 2, 3, 45 Junior Drama 35 Sen- ior Drama 45 Basketball Kafter schoolb 3, 45 Opti- mates 2, 35 Senior Life Saving 35 Junior Leaders' Course 35 Auditorium Club 45 Senior Annual Staff 45 Dance Committee 4. No. 16 College JAMES E. KRESS ltnmli 101 Winbourne Road Our water0Kress is a real success. Swimming Team 3, 4. - Aquinas College 26 CELINE MARY KASE 1 I Y 269 Barton Street A Kase of fun and fancy fre-el Homeroom Representative 45 Bowling 45 Auditorium Club 45 Served at Senior Banquet 15 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball 45 Bas- ketball 45 Swimming fatter school, 2, 45 Ping Pong 45 Gym Leader 4. St. Augustine's Telephone Operator V- : ee , ' . 5 V1 - if - H5fw'i'73ves4'n -wi. if' ' ef.. . . ' f 1 1 ' wwe -rl M K , .. 1 .- W. 5 were , ..,- -. . ,ei 7 M.a.ff. lee, s M., - V JS tiifw - ' HW' 'GZ5QE,i5'!f::S!55 if :2:.:. . M if.. 11. f near ... .M f-:-fadifff-igf. frff i-ee ' - .: 4 S . 2 f .r f S 4 is 5 'Ht 9 3. 5 It it fe 1. ,,, ,, .w.,,.. ,, ., 5 i,g,,,f. Q, 5. M. ,, 5 M , 4 ees ga 1- 4 W 1, W! 4 as M fx ata are -.fevfefwe-f. - 5 ' - , -5.5 .f.ww,r++ as -5:f.ef ROBERT L. LLFONTAINE I lBo'bY 1 277 Elmdorf Ave. One picture is worth a thousand words. Senior Annual 45 Occident News 1, 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol 1. Good Council Medical Photographer Tennis 3, J' AMES INGLE I lJ'iml ! 122 Aberdeen Street Show him a problem - he'll do the rest. Oceident News 3, 45 Occi- dent News Editor 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Standard Bearer 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Drama Club 45 An- nual Staii' 45 Soccer 35 Les Aspirants 2, 3, 45 Auditor- ium Club 45 Band 15 Fire Drill Committee 45 Scholar- ship Rating -Committee 25 French Award 2, 35 Honor athematics 3. A H M BEVERLY' DIANE KERN 4 . Bev, y 2512 Chili Avenue Search high and low, youill never find A girl as sweet as Bev. Auditorium Club 3, 45 Schol- arship Rating Committee 35 Pep Club 25 Basketball Cafter schoolj 2, 3, 45 Vol- ley Ball fafter schoolj 1, 35 Swimming fafter schoolj 1 . Washington Irving Brockport LAN!G .Y Road 9, rtwlce f Xgyfl gay I s I 'r I JAMES P. LAWLER nrripn 113 Devonshire Court A member of our football team, We all agree he's on the beam. Reserve Football 2, 33 Re- serve Basketball 23 Reserve Baseball 23 Varsity Foot- ball 43 Track 33 Class Of- ficer 2, 4. No. 44 Undecided X' 5-N Z -.. .J-It I L ' t I - ll. xiii fi , ' 3 , . .3 . f' 3 4. 37, ff-. Z A5 I LAURA MAY LUMLEY S lLum! Y 597 Arnett Blvd. For everyone a cheery hello. She's going places, that much we know. West High Day 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 33 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 23 Volley Ball 1, 23 Bowling 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3. No. 37 College SHIRLEY MAY Sl1ir1 310 Hawley Street As welcome as the month of May. Volley Ball 1, 23 Ping Pong 13 Baseball 2, 33 Swim- ming 13 Usher for Gradua- tion 3. St. Monica's Telephone Operator JOY DIANE LOVE K CDi! I 30 Chandler Street We've fallen in love with Love. Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-High Orchestra 13 Music Council 43 Auditor- ium Club 3, 43 Senior An- nual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 43 Senior Drama 43 Junior Drama 33 West High Day 3, 43 Served at Senior Banquet 33 Red Cross Rep- resentative 1, 23 Dance Committees 2, 3, 43 Junior Orchestrag Scholastic Art Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3. No. 37 College JOHN RAYMOND HAYNE Johnny 153 Shelter Street Now is the time for us to proclaim We think he's super, this boy Mayne. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Lgafter schooll 1, 33 Stage anager 4. No. 19 Undecided FREDERIC E. LORENZ Fred 18 Chestnut Ridge Road I want a date-Fix me up, Fred! Homeroom Representative 33 Senior Annual Staff 43 West High No. 37 Brockport Day 2. State Teachers' 1 ,V G-ERALDINE LEWIS x ' 1-Gerryn 135 Burlington Avenue I'm a little busy-body. Optimates 2, 83 Wen High Day B3 Swimming IQ Aud- itorium Club 8, 43 Basket- ball 23 Occident Staff 33 Senior Oocident Staff 43 Drum Majorettes 1, 23 Jun- ior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Ping Pong 2. No. 37 College Q i . 6 E , . I 1 1 . N. .H Q , 9 e , BETTY McADAM Betty 361 Cottage Street Paving West's way to the top. Junior Sports 13 Junior Choir 13 Swimming fafter schoolj 1. No 19 Nursing 27 CHARLEEN MCDONALD I 4 Y 6 Grenell Drive In this publication, let us repeat, i Charlene is happy, friendly and sweet. Bowling 33 Social Dancing 23 Badminton 43 Baseball 2. Nazreth Academy Undecided LORRAINE DELORES LEONARDI Lorraine 812 Seward Street A helpful girl, who'll her best, In anything we need at West. Auditorium Club 2, 3, 43 Office Page 3, 43 Served at Senior Banquet 33 Served at Graduation 33 Usher at Senior Play 3. Weedsport Central Fordham Hospital Bronx. New York do 4 'C BETTY LYTLE usandynr 342 Hawley Street A friend 'to each and every- one, She makes our classes full of fun. Volley Ball 33 Badminton 33 West High Day 3. No. 19 Business ALAN D. McIN'.l Y'BE I dmc! 2 285 Terrace Park Diligence is the father of good work. Cross Country 43 Track 43 fManager 33 Christmas Play 3: Lea Asgirants 2, 3, 43 West High ay 2, 3, 43 Honor Intermediate Alge- bra 33 Auditorium Club 3, 43 Senior Drama 4. ROBERT McM'ULLEN I iMac! l 670 Seward Street When he came to VVGSL we did decide, His fame would soon spread far and wide. St. Monica's 'WOI'k RUTH M. MURPHY Murph 22 Fairview Avenue Murph's quiet wit and help- ing hand, Make her a girl in great demand. Usher for Graduation 33 West High Day 1, 2, 3, 43 itorium Club 43 Red Cross Instructor's Course 23 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Tennis 33 Volley Ball 2, 33 Bowling 23 Socia Dancing 23 Swimming 1, 2. Senior Annual Staff 43 Aud- ' 5 l ANN MARILYN NELSON Marilyn 124 Bastian Road Personality plus pep. Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Occi- dent News 3, 43 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 33 Usher for Graduation 33 Junior Drama 33 Play- Spring F6rmal'.' 33 Audi- torium Club 43 Sibley Fash- ion Fabric Board 33 Cash- ier in Lunchroom 4 4. 5 MARY ANN MOADINGER Dinger 524 Wellington Avenue Pep a' la Moadinger Basketball 1, 23 Swimming Kafter school? 2, 33 Volley Ball 1, 23 Badminton 13 Baseball 2. No. 16 Undecided Q A Q33 .i-3,1 gg -fiii AUDBEY ELIZABETH NEWELL 4 4 Aud- 1 47 Sawyer Street This studious girl is Aud- rey Newell, To her a book is a valuable tool. Baseball 13 Volleyball 13 Swimming lafter schoolj 43 Badminton 4. St. Monica's Undecided 4-5-- K-ig-'QI' .X JS -- .. T ' Q-J 0 f 3 ,f N- Z . ..2 ' . , I -QXNTHE-A L. MILDFELDT Q rx , 'S I s 3 IK' J f A ,Q I y f' I If 'f, lf.: , p K4 fvmc ty, ,sq ., 9 3 0 fd I! x BEVERLY IRENE MORCOM 4 KBBV, 1 339 Inglewood Drive We wish more'd come like Morcom. Inter-High Choir 1, 23 Or- chestra, Junior and Senior 1, 23 Junior Choir 1, 23 West High Day 3. No. 44 R. B. I. mi .,i. HELEN ELIZABETH NICOLL Helen 733 Woodbine Avenue If someone's yellin', It isn't Helen! Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming Kafter schoolj 1, 23 Pep Club 2, 33 Badminton 33 Auditorium Club 4. No, 37 Nursing 28 2'-E. JAMES MOSEY HJ-imy, 291 Sherwood Avenue Ht-'s made a hit. Though he-'s new at VVeSt. We all agree lim-'s one of the best. Aquinas lnst. Business College VIRGINIA ANN NORMAN ..Gmnyn 604 Genesee Street. Ginny is an intelligent lass, We find this so in every class. Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Jun- ior Choir 13 Les Aspirants 3, 43 Auditorium Club 43 Scholarship Rating Commit- tee 13 Red Cross Represent- ative 23 Scholastic Key Award 1, 23 Junior Sports 13 Apparatus Club 1, 2. . 4-C H N-yo, yn seo-Mya street West A friendly ugtyier, a friend- brwlfys a a -LJ At gay. immmg,1, 2, 33 Junior Choir 1, 523 Senior Choir 3, P p Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vo all 2, 8. No, Marrige JUDITH CAROLYN MOSS ' 'Judie' ' 117 Milbank Street No Moss grows under Judie-'s feet. Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Audi- torium Club 43 Junior Dra- ma 33 Senior Drama 43 Junior Choir 13 West High Day 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 Optimates 2, 3, 43 House of Representatives 23 Alter- nate 13 Red Cross Repre- sentative 1, 33 Senior Occi- dent Staff 43 Occident News Staff 43 Volley Ball 13 Ten- nis 2. DOLORES MARIE NOTHNAGLE .ll-Jae. l 908 Genesee Street Are there any more at home like you? Drum Majorette 1, 23 West Hligh Day 2, 33 Homeroom Representative 43 Occident News Staff 33 Usher for Graduation 33 Social Danc- ing 23 Senior Drama 43 Pep Club 43 Swimming fafter schoolj 13 Bowling 4. x A . t NH! JAMES J. NOTHNAGLE ' ' Sportsman' ' 'i A rs . A Q, ff- l X- . X XJ Y fi xr., 4 X f i ,xx I 'V il , 0 il l X J 'Ji - ! 1 . ' l. S99 , f X I. ,ai 5 Ji had ' 4 C.-' , ' l s ,If ' x. 906 Genesee Street 'Porker with everything. Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 43 Ser- vice Corps 3, 4. Gates No. 3 Undecided WILLIAM OEHLER B111 896 Plymouth Ave So Bill's a joker you will find, A boy who has a clever mind. Swimming fafter school! 1, 23 Volley Ball fafter schoolj 2, 33 West High Day 2. No. 37 Undecided MARILYN PATCHIN 1 .Lyn, - 453 Hawley Street A patch of sunshine, lots were Patti. Aid 3, 43 4. ROBERT E. PILCHER of Cheer, . 'U College Wesg High will miss this 5 1 g ' ' ga next year. ' ' Tennis 33 Badminton 43 n .' 4 . .mcounmuzz ELAINE Auditorium Club 3, 4, . , I I1 PEARCE Baseball 13 Junior Drama 1 , A f ' '. I-Jackqefv 33 aeniorHD1ianB1 43 Tri-Y 3 ' 3 est igi ay 2. A 1578 Chiu PWM No. 19 Undecided l I . X. mor o , I c ee , ' J A Y 4 w ' liarmi fum I 5 . J , ..' ' 1 s c re. - ' - 3 , ' ,V L -I Q lt 0 torxu W 1 C - A:0ccintNevZ,v,'- I 5 5' ' t , 43 Semi r -Anpfua - - , 1 4- Pep uh r, 2 , . -RI 1 , Senior' Chojr-L 4 ' V , ' Ju r Drama 3' -Drliniltic f f Q. C b 3,'fUsher if 'f'Dear! R ti a.. 1 5 be V ..l,, 3 ' - - iff -.ai , -V . -- gs, ,,f,.- i.. fl 'A 3- ,. ii PEGGY' ANN PETERS WILLIAM F. PETHICK ROSSETTI A. PHILIO Pez Bin Babe 97 Elmdorf Avenue She never peters out. Auditorium Club 43 Basket- ball 43 Volley Ball 43 Ping Pong 43 Baseball 43 Bad- minton 4. Jamestown High School College 65 Irvington Road Indispensable ln the band, Bill deserves a hearty hand. Audio-Visual Corps 1, 2, 33- Capt. 43 Junior Inter- High Choir 13 Inter-High Ch0ll' 2. 3. 43 Soccer 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orch- estra 43 Auditorium Club 43 Homeroom Represent- ative 4, 20 Elgin Street A happy smile, a clever wit, Add up to make our Babe a hit. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. No. 19 Hair Dressing School 29 uBQbn 676 Post Avenue A smile for every fellow, And two for every girl. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Reserve Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 House of Representatives 3, 43 Oc- cident News 33 Represent- ative to Barn 43 West High Day 1, 2, 4, ANN MARIE 0'CONNOR HAl1I1l.8 582 Arnett Blvd. lt's the little things in life that count. Auditorium Club 3, 43 Les Aspirants 2, 3, 43 West High Day 2, 3, 43 Served at Senior Banquet 33 Ten- nis 33 Ping Pong 33 Jun- ior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Pep Club 43 Honor In- termediate Algebra 33 Sen- ior Annual Staff 4. No. 16 Undecided JACK R. PEARSON -.sackn 159 Lehigh Avenue Jack of all trades suits him to a T, Full of laughter and en- ergy. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 33 Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Mgr. 23 Football Mgr. 33 West High Day 2, 3, 43 Occident News 43 Audi- torium Club 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Senior Drama 33 Year Book 43 Commis- sioner of Athletics 4: ROBERT F. PRIEN I lBob9 1 253 Thurston Road Brooklyn wonl Occident Staff 3, 43 Hon. Math 3, 43 Auditorium Club 43 Scholarship Rating Committee 33 Volley Ball 23 Basketball ,fatter schoolj 1, 2, 33 Ping Pong Qafter schoolj 23 National Honor Society 4. No. 16 College - .J ' ' , , I' ,i-4.1 ' 4 , 1 . . . , L. ,f vi' 'f' gs , p au.. MLLJN , A, ,I - .,, 7 -v -. . -ff . I if i2 ,-' - s , 0 - - . f g .. m u f 353' .' e V Y e v . WT 1 9 ,gf-' If ' Jn! K'-, 1 ' ' 1 ,. gel.-' t f ' ' V . 1 W ,H- wt 'ef atv? ' 2 s 1 . . f 'H M is L 1. .. 7 ,nl an A litii . J' f' A b' - 1 f e ' k-- VV,, v ,, ' 'L A I -T0 QUE H ' 3 vevu 4 A ' 1 , f'?s2,43f?i93iw J 1 L 4 ui 0 - eet o rk -iw N .ata , Net' . D '- ' I 3- ,- A ' 4: 10 nnua . 5 sew:-,s V.-114:-my-f.-x,fg k,,- me Oc i ews 'ff A , Fr 'P 'lb Y 3 451413 , cAaor. ANN RANOUS it r1u Club 43 est Hx 3 ,,can,ie,, Dy , 3, 43 Honor In media e Algebra 33 P Club 2, 3, 43 Juni Drama 35 Dramatic Clu 45 Usher for Dear Ruth 33 Junior Choir 1. NANCY JUN E REIVHNG-T ON K I I 439 Hawley Street ' The gentlemen who prefer blondes have never met Nan. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Inside Serv- ice Squad 43 Occident Staff 43 Homeroom Repre- sentative 13 West High Day 3. . No, 19 Undecided Z ::ifL5':'i '3Eik'f.v' :,. - H5455 'i f' a A 12,11 -' . ,- . K Amir-.fg1.., e .1 .,.f,sfLfv:1i'.i-I I,L5.,,ff,2i,i1-f-fvffeiiii LOIS RENEHAN Lois 80 West High Terrace She came, She smiled, She conquered. Volley Ball 43 West High Day 43 Basketball 43 Base- ball 43 Served at Senior Banquet 33 Tennis 4. Perry High School Undecided 760 Seward Street Never put off till tomorrow The fun you can have to- day. Les Aspirants 3, 43 Ed- ward's Fashion Board 33 Homeroom Banking Rep- resentative 1, 2, 3, 43 West High Day 3, 43 Baseball 23 Track 25 Swimming fafter school! 1, 23 Sen- ior Annual Staff 4. No. 19 College JEAN RICE Jeanne 239 Congress Aveune As an athlete Jean's ter- riiic, A wonderful gal, to be more specific. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Base- ball 2, 3, 43 G. A, A. Coun- cil 3, 4, Volley Ball 3, 43 Auditorium Club 3, 43 Pep Club 23 Senior Annual Staff 43 Usher for Graduation 3, DONALD A. REED I IDODD l 132 Anthony Street Clever with the brush pencil, He's not afraid of work. Track 3, 43 Cross Country 43 Auditorium Club 43 Oc- cident Art Editor 43 Swim- ming Cafter schoolj 3, 4. Aquinas College and PATRICIA ANNE REGAN I sratv Y 185 Cottage Street Pat's always smiling, never sad, A truer friend one never had. Social Dancing 13 Occident Staff 3, 43 Pep Club 3: West High Day 3, 43 Hook and Curve Club 23 Bowling 4. St. Monica's 1 Secretyi WW gh, rf ' - 1 Jf KA t' Al, J JESSICA LOU ROBERTS 1.-Louy. 7 Ellis Drive Her ways are ways of pleasantness. National Honor Society 3, 43 Optimates 3, 4: Senior Drama 43 Junior Drama 35 Auditorium Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Secretary 43 Junior Class Social Chairman 33 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 2, 3, 45 H. R. Banking Repre- sentative 1, 2, 3, 4. ' li f r , ' Wff 3 1- ,. . 633 as 1 ' . Je,w1sez,xefsf ' - 3 ,. W 3 S, fe, e . , ,Wi L' . ' '58-,72:'9:'233xmZ 5. rffexfgkeeia? -f F-is . - - - - 3 ' . ' 3 ff . . ,- -Q-f,m,,,.f1e -. -S 1 -1. -fry -3, 5 is .11 .ee at 1:1 ...QL 5,5 4 JL' W f S fs t Wx DONALEE SUE ROBLEE IIS-ual? 523 Wellington Avenue Deep in the heart of Texas'. Basketball 1, 23 Junior Choir 13 Baseball 23 Volley Ball 2. No. 16 Undecided 30 BRUCE DONALD RAHTJEN Bruce 64 Chandler Street Keep watchin' Rahtjen And to fame you'll see rise. Senior Annual Staff 43 Homeroom Representative 1, 43 National Honor Soc- iety 3, 4g Rating Commit- tee 43 Senior Drama 45 Auditorium Club 43 Honor Math Class 33 Red Cross Inter-High Council 3, 43 Occident News Staff 2. him THOMAS REIFSTECK I lToml Y 9 Bradburn Street One of Uncle Sam's fav- orites, They can't do without him. Football Cvarsityl 2, 3, 43 Baseball fvarsityl 2, 33 Basketball freservel 3, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3. Aquinas Marines Street have noth- 1 3 Alternate 3 3 Baseball 1. Undecided BETTY JANE SANSOME 1 1 Sam, , 453 Columbia Avenue Betty's one girl you all should know With plenty of friends and nary a foe. Occident News Staff 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir 13 Hook and Curve Club 23 West High Day 1, 3, 43 Bowling 33 Basketball 2, 33 Volley Ball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3. No. 19 Secretarial Work 3 emi ii JOANNE MARGRET SCHEID I IJOY I 19 Ravenwood Avenue Can we have too much of a good thing? Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 23 Auditorium Club 3, 43 Pep Club 43 Vol- ley Ball 13 Basketball 1, 23 Badminton 1. No, 16 Undecided J J t CHARLES SHAY Chazz ' 360 Sawyer Street - , If they can be caught, he'll catch them. Baseball 1, 2, 32 Basketball tRese1'veJ 23 Volley Ball 33 Homeroom Representa- tive 1. St. Monica's Baseball ,ii-A ' XM ihll fa-x i 3 h e ,,13 10 I f lu is : , ' 1 . , X du , , . A 'Z , ' V , ..,, 3 , Mp, ' 4 4 in 1 Lv '.-fTi?23 f . - ' ' 51 - . , ' 'K-llwrg D, 8 S r eet , K' EMF' ', Q, W ' e be a ad 1 P TSO , Q c nt Ne S 3 ,i- , it t ium Clu , 43 et- ball taftec s ,Iyer l j B ll sc o , GERALRJV. SCLJANLAN 29? Hulk Cu 2: Pep BTW Club 3. 143 Raeburn Avenue St. Monic ' Business JEAN B. SCI-IEID Jean 19 Ravenwood Avenue One good twin deserves an- EVELYN J' . SCHATZLEIN 4 4Evie1 r 294 Roslyn Street Evelyn and her magic baton. .Tunior Choir 13 Senior Choir 3, 43 Red Cross Rep- resentative 23 Auditorium Club 3, 43 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 43 Drum Majorettes 3, 43 G. A. A. Council 33 Bowling 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Badminton 23 YVest High Day 2, 3. 4. With his camera, he catch- es everyone's eye. Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Audio-Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior An- nual 43 W'est High Day 2, 43 Swimming fatter schoolj 1, 2. No. 16 Salesmanship other! . . N . 16 , I. T. Swimming 13 Ping Pong 33 0 R it J Badminton 33 Auditorium 'N H I Club 3: Junior Choir 13 A Senior Choir 2 3 4. ' ' - , BARBA NN No. 16 Undecided Z SCHLOT Barb lin Street . he has a s elate, For as a singer e'll real- ly rate. ior Choir 3, 4' - Junio heir 13 un r I i , ' ' 'fe . ROBERT SHEWMAN ..B,,,,.. ' 95 Curzon street He's second to none In earnest or fun. T1-ackf2. ltladison College - it ' BYRON SIPLE 1 .Bamy , Avenue 728 Jeierson A soccer lad. a booter brave, His very best to West he gave. Soccer 2, 43 Soccer Mana- ger 33 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. No. 19 Air Force 31 PEGGY MAE SLOCOMB PUSSY 30 Inglewood Drive Peg of our hearts. Class Officer 43 Senior An- nual Staff 43 Auditorium Club 2, 3, 43 Nominating Committee 43 Junior Dra- ma 33 Senior Drama 43 XVest High Night 23 Psy- chology Club 23 Banking Representative 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Life Saving 3. Cho' ' 1, Auditor'im Club 3, 3 oi 3, 43 Volley Ball 2, , , Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 4. No. 19 ve seo State ' e DAVID W. SNYDER ' 'Dave' ' 303 West High Terrace Dave is quiet, sometimes shy, But we all admit he's one swell guy. Swimming tafter schooll 1, 23 Visual-Aid Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Auditorium Club 43 Sen- itor Annual Advertising Stat? Nlo. 16 G. M. 1. I ere saw Undecided GAIL ANN SYLVESTER Gail 91 Normandy Avenue A whirlwind is our Gail. Band 2, 35 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Occident News Staff 2, 3, 45 Senior Annual 45 Les Aspirants 45 Auditor- ium Club 3, 45 Junior In- ter-High Choir 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Junoir Drama 35 Sen- ior Drama 45 Swimming fatter schoolb 1, 2. No. 37 Cobleskill College vt fm ff We fx I W ffl J' I ,' 33 11 , 2 1 4 f 1 4,-4 9 f fx,1'rc'1!' If se Z Q aid L 5 -,iffy . il, if ii: CHARLES C. STEWARD ' 'CIIBTHB' ' 405 Frost Avenue Laugh, and let who will. be clever. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3. 45 Basketball fafter schoolj 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Cafter school! 1, 2, 3, 45 Track freservel 3, 45 Football freservel 35 Volley Ball 2, 3. No. 19 College NANCY JANE TAYLOR lluanfi 9 Lianilla Street A Taylor-maid, she suits us well. She's one girl we think is swell. Auditorium Club 3, 45 Les Aspirants 2, 3, 45 Senior Drama 45 Junior Drama 35 West High Day 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4: Bowling Club 3, 4. .TBANETTE P. TENNY I lJan! I 26 Magnolia Street You'll never meet very many Girls as fine as Jeanette Tenny. No. 19 Undecided ROBERT P. STONE Stonie 60 Thurston Road Like a piano, square, up- right and grand. Cross-Country 3, 45 Senior Life Saving 35 Junior Choir 15 Basketball fafter school! 2, 35 Swimming Club 1, 2, 35 Volley Ball 35 Safety Patrol 35 Gym Team 2, 35 Visual Aid 2, 35 Christmas Play 15 Senior Drama 4. No. 16 R. I. T. .t -:,.:. t -- 5 xg gf l... Jonu rmzmz: -unch 41 Rosalind Street Many a fan has this young man. Soccer 3, 45 Basketball fre- servel 35 Swimming fatter schoolj 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball lafter school! 3, 4. Aquinas College 32 Qi. CHARLOTTE SPRAGUE S lpharl 7 207 West High Terrace Her loyalty - ' 'continuous as the stars that shine. Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3, 45 Swimming 1. Brighton No. 1 Otlicc Work - 1 cop ying .5 3 2,2 , 0 K... . . ' , Q HARoLn J. STUART . ' 'Ha.rry , ig 233 Columbia Avenue mm A little work, a little play, A get of sleep make a good , V 5 W- - A s 5 3 Immaculate Conception 'far I A 'Yi' 1 Undecided, LI SWA, f g HYL . ' ' Y Phyl' - V 'oy 2' Howar d 5- .I x- ii the 'WJ ' , w . e . j ' , of resentatives I 4 Ratin mmittee 35 ,B nd! 3, 45 Pep Club I If 25 u it ium ub 4. ingt n ng Brockport 1 7 f ' ' x ,um HOWARD THOMAS llskipll 139 Fenton Road Quiet and shy, A real nice guy. Track 1, 25 Cross Country l, 25 Basketball 25 West High Day 3. No. 31 Brockport State Teachers' College NORMAN S. TITUS Norm 66 Dunbar Street So for has spread his well- earned fame, After him, an avenue they named. No. 37 Business f. .Q 4 'H ' x ll 'lm 6 , S ' I - i 0 7 ' , 45 ,fi in 'Ez'-' . Ya -: K .I 1: . ins A f 1 -V Y p Q . x fh- , ji C . K I I yr gs- 'ft JANET IRENE 'ramona 'iff.'.,Q,,,,,,,1.,,,.'-' HJ-ann 'x rw ' 127 Milton Street Wherever Jan goes, cheer- fulness goes too. Senior Choir 4, Senior Dra- ma 4: Anditorium Club 3, 4g lnt,' Algebra Honor 43 Usher for Graduation 35 Junior Choir 1, NVest High Day 4. No. 16 Buffalo State Teachers' College LESLIE F. WALDRON Ullesn 470 Rugby Avenue Just me and my Buick. Senior Annual 3, 45 Audi- torium Club 3, 4. X. VERBLAUW RONALD A. Ronnie 620 Woodbine Avenue XVith those who know their swimmers best, It's Ronnie two to one. Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 23 West High Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 1, Swimming fafter sehoolj 1, 2, 3, 43 Volley Ball fafter schooll 3, 4, Senior Annual 4, Banking Representative 1, 2, 3, 45 American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor 3, 4- 4. N0' 16 U' of R' No. 16 College MARILYN E. WALKER Marilyn 290 Aldine Street Song passes not away. Inter-High Choir 4, Opti- mates 33 Senior Choir 4, Swimming 1, 2, 33 Usher for Graduation 33 VV4-st SALLY RUTH WEBSTER High Day 3: Basketball 4: 1-Say, Red Cross Representative 2. Watertown College 1 T afalgar eet ,g .., , S . Ba . , , i Choir 'Z Senior , M 41' MJ , 3, 43 g g B o ball 2, n , . , , 5 y 43 Appara 1 Club 1, 3 Swimmi ' 3. No. 16 . i'lr C , ,Avg N . QB 3 2' ,,, g F , :Vr X. . L - - - ,.... - 4 1 Aree 1 4 kkkkky , ,j iw' X V JOHN WBNTZ MARJORIE J' . WHIPPLE JANET WHITE ANNE C. WILKINSON Jack Margie Jan Annie 513 Flint Street A good Inusician, a talented fellow, He plays his saxaphone sweet and mellow. Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra4g Music Coun- cil 3, 45 West High Day 3, 4. No. 19 Undecided 25 Westtleld Street Redhead, with a twinkling eye, She's a credit to West High! Cheer Squad 2, 3, 45 Class Oliicer 33 Senior Drama 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Senior Choir 4, Canteen Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, 43 Report Card Rating 3, 4. 34 Raleigh Road Her feet are nimble, Her smile is gay. Occident News Staff 45 Sen- ior Annual 4g West High Day 2, -3, 45 Junior Drama 33 Senior Drama 4, Audi- torium Club 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Drum Majorettes 2, 35 Bookstore 3, 45 Track Cafter schooll 2. 359 Sawyer Street Sugan 'n spice, 'N everything nice. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Drama 3g Senior Drama 4, Auditorium Club 3, 45 Senior Annual Staff 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3g Volley Ball 2, 33 Tennis 2, 33 West High Day 1, 3, 4, Bowling 23, Office Page 3. 9 -'...fL- ODQ Clegg, 'SQL uJoex1 164 Bartlett Street Joe always wears a cheer- ful grin, With him in soccer, we'll surely win. Soccer 2, 3, 43 West High Day 3, 4, Basketball Cafter schoolj 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Traffic Squad 4. No. 19 N. S. Navy ,pw- MILDRED C. WENDELGASS 1 . Sue, , 48 Harold Avenue Scottsville, New York Millie's tops in all she does. A nicer girl there never was. Pep Club 2, Social Dancing 2, Baby Sitting Club 33 G. A. A. Club 2, 33 Swimming Club 1. Ballantyne Practical Nursing RICHARD F. WRIGHT Ricky 57 Colgate Street I'm not arguing, I'm tell- ing you, 'cause I'm Wright. Junior Orchestra 1, Les Aspirantsg Swimming latter school! 1, 49 Track 49 Vol- ley Ball Cafter school! 3, 4, Honor Intermediate Al- gebra 3g Junior Prom Com- mittee 3g West High Day 3, 4. No. 16 College JOHN ALBBIGHT Jack 1606 Chili Avenue Once you meet him, he's your friend for life. Brighton High Undecided August Graduate GEORGE ELLINWOOD George 955 Genesee Park Blvd. Tis my regret and not my boast, I seem to need more sleep than most. Football 3: Wrestling 1, 2, 8, 4: Auditorium Club 3, 4. No. 16 Undecided 0 I 61 1 V tops, of I ei ir? 5 ,- stinks Q? 'V ei? J, el 3' ,Si ' ea? 2.- ' 3 Y we fb if-.2 :ZW '12-P 255: A55 it KX? y F? PAUL ILLINGWORTH unairyu 40 Staniield Terrace I've taken my fun when I found it. No. 37 Undecided f To Zo 'ff': '3: '4 A 1 ? U V f ff2z.i,'w.-K 22 l s l ' : Ir - ses' 513254311 E I ' 2 z1.,,,,ss:3gJx-,r 4, .- '. XMh:4.2a. 21,155 t 'H 7 ,,,, ,.., I , ,, ..,.,, . ,.. . music fl!!! U' GENE ARNOLD z111LKn ' 'zeke' ' 925 Post Ave uef 3 Foob 1 1, 2, 3, pige- ball , 2, , 5 'tb ll 'v s t l An all round fpla 1' kiwi! All plmvg l il Sw Imisfll Us 'df I Reservb , ' X I 7' VBTSIT- 5 Swlm mg ROBERT ZIPETO schooij 2, 253, 3 J elyq Hzipu Ball , , 3, 3 es ig it Day 2, , 4' , nce C - TX, 419 rum: Street galiftfezs moxlmk' 'l,Bob is a fellow, carefree 1 ' ' and gay, No' 37 X4 LT' He can always find some- ! X jc' thing funny to say. JU ji ROGER NIEMEYEB linux!! 658 Post Avenue It is well for one to know more than he says. Soccer 25 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 1: Volley Ball 3: Swimming 1, 2. No. 37 R. I. T. 34 August Graduate Track 2, Tumbling 2, Photography 1. No. 19 Work or Navy :J 23 Comfort Street There are many Smiths in the world- Wally is one of the best. Basketball falter school! 3, 4. No. 19 Undecided -Y: August Graduate BONITA C. YAW IBonni'l 239 Kenwood Avenue As a pal, she's one of the best, We're glad that she came to West. East High Undecided RAYMOND J. ZOLLO uBozo11 30 Congress Avenue Professor of the Zollo Foundation. Soccer 3, 4 3 Junior Choir 1, 23 Swimming fafter school! 1, 2 3 Basketball Kafter school! 1, 2 5 Volley Ball fafter school 1, 2. No. 37 Undecided ,... V at ..... W l ,- LL, A .r . 3 f:K?,'W:,: New Q1'f2 2'Lgw , Qffii ,pg Q T YJQ Q vg a gf. 'ei ' A.-.sw .' . -,, 1, H.. .1 fr 'Nw Ya-'Q .ff A MARTIN VAN BUREN' I dmartyl Y 809 Lettington Avenue His name has already gone down ln history. Basketball latter school! 3, 4g Swimming fafter school! 1, 25 Ping Pong 2, 3. Washington Irving Undecided August Graduate Illlug If AD flfisc . . 1 lille N .O 'XJ if , Z im , X, 'N A 1 N '--'TTT Sl'ii'tFf'3g SEYSQ if Nxfifffilift Nuys g xv? -- a n Q xii V VNYM N ,JT 5 f CHARLES W. WINTER VICTOR WESCOTT VINCENT ROGER N 1 BN r :Billy r 4 lvicr 1 VETRUMILE N 112 Arvine Heights 467 Brooks Avenue '.'Vim1Y I Q Q If all our winters could This basketball man 39 Vwletta' street 1 iw 'ig be like this! Has many a fan. He's witty and we ought 1 I Soccer 2, O fd t 3, 4: Basketball to say' . N V. No. 16 Undecided Qfeiisiefrilel 23 Basketball He writes stones all the X t X fvarsityj 3, 4: West High day' Night 35 Junior Choir 35 No. 19 Journalism Swimming. No. 37 College . ' , . H7 CHQ-te C PI-Gmekiaj o Ps - I G + I .L X Class Will and Testament 3- i C 7-AG, So We, the class of 1951, being of as sound mind as possible after our four to seven years of high school, do hereby declare the following as our last will and testament, before we pass from these halls into the great unknown world beyond. 1. To the Students' Association ofhcers we give our heartiest thanks and congratulations for a job well done. 2. To our class officers and advisers, our deepest appreciation for services rendered. 2. To the underclassmen we leave the job of keeping West High on top. 4. To Mr. Naramore we leave a fund to provide seeing-eye dogs to guide the new Eighth Graders to classes on the first day of school. 5. To the English department we leave a fund for the translation of Burke into English. 6. To Mr. L. G. Smith we leave a bottle of airwick for the Chemistry laboratory. 7. We request that the Gym. Department set up and maintain bus service between the school and athletic field for the use of the boys' gym classes. 8. To the girls of West High we leave Fred fliomeol Spohn. 9. To Char Hopkins we leave a party line phone, to Fred Lorenz a pack of cigarettes, and to Bob Prien a lifetime pass to all Dodger home games. 10. To the boys of the senior class we leave 1000 new decks of playing cards. 11. To the Board of Education we leave a fund with which to hire waiters for the lunchroom. 12. To the Zollo Foundation we leave the United States atomic energy testing grounds at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. 13. To the girls' Gym. Department we leave 100 dollars for the purchase of new bathing and swimming suits. 14. To Charlie we leave 500 gallons of anti-freeze to be used in the swimming pool. 15. We request that teachers be barred from the parking area for the convenience of pupils who now have to park along the curb. 16. To the school treasury we leave 50 dollars for the purchase of several gallons of ink to re- place the nitric acid solution now being substituted for it in school inkwells. 17. We request that 3 pool tables, two ping-pong tables, and a 4'Coke,' machine be set up in room 221 for the use of 7th period students. 18. Finally, to Bruce Clark, who has the job of selling these books we leave a bottle of aspirins. B.R. Class of 1951 if-9' ' as asf? 11 Cfx is f S C Z-cf ? g lass Prophecy I Short-Wave Rroadcast. June 26. Station WEST - ' L Good evening. ladies and gentlemen. Itis time once again to listen to 15 minutes of the latest news. as brought to you by those famous twins of radio and television, Jack and Jill Benedict. But first a word from our sponsor. . I ' We have just opened a new business establishment at 853 Main Street East. Please feel free to call on us at any time. llse our convenient lay-away plan. Hitchcock bndertakers Inc. And now here's Jack with the men's side of the news. - T i Thank you. Dick Hewitson. and good evening, friends. First the news from the sports world. The biggest football news of the year has just been announced. The two bcest college linemen in the country., Jim Nothnagle and Sniffer Hurley. have signed contracts to play with the, Green Bay Packers next season. They will be playing wifh former schoolmate Jerry Donoghue, star halfback of the team. i , L - Bruce Clark. Rochester Royal's center. just inked a contract for next 'year for a reported 50,000 dollars. He is said to be the best' player in Rro basketball since the retirement of great Vic Wesficott. The New York Yankees have just acquired two new outfielders, according to Bob Prien, gen- eral manager. They are Gene Zielke and Rob Pilcher. i b We have some women in the sports, news tonight. . The womenis wrestling championship will be decided ontelevision tomorrow night when Jackie Cook meets challenger Napcy Dasson. Eleanor Holden and Ruth Murphy have just been voted most valuable players in the Womenis National Bas- ketball league. Q 4 ' Now for the fest of the news. Rig doings on the political scene tonight. Ex-Lieut. Robert Stone has just been apromoted' to ai beat in Highland Park. You may remember that it was Stone who led the raid on Lorenz'sQpool hall last month which resulted in the arrest of gambler ,Paul lllingworth. Is there a connection? In his office at City Hall fRoss Rraverman told reporter Lu Delisanti, No comment . W 1 Republican headquarters announced today that Congressman Charles Dyer has decided td drop' otit of the race for the Presidential nomination. in favor of Senator Hakes. This limits the party's choice to either Hakes or Representative Jacqueline Everett. Life magazine has announced the selection of Vivian Horn as the new Editor-in-chief. according to Joan Ellinwood. Managing Editor. - A The new 1966 moldel Widget 8 will go on display for the first time next week. say Edward Ehrlich. Qljresident of Wlhambang Motorsilnc., and Alan D. Mclntyre. head designer. 0 The President will meet tomorrow with his Chiefs of Staff. Lt. Cen. J. J. Hall. Jr. and Rear Ad- miral Isaacson to discuss the impending war with lipper Slobhovia. Q Rumored to be theqnext president ol' the li. of R. is prominent Rhodes scholar Dr. James lngle. And now' here's Jill with the w'omen's side :of the news. Q Q it ' Good Evening. Girls! This is goiong to be a big weekend in town as far as entertainment is con- cerned. For ilhe highbrows thereis a concert at the lfastman Theater. Friday night, by the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of Dr. Donald Coley. Featured will be concert pianist Rich- ard Asmuthfand the violin duet team ol Diane Love and Richard Yvright. 6 V J There's also a big dance on the Star-light Root' of the Hotel Sheraton. to the music of this world- lamous Dick Dennison dance band. featuring votltlists Rarb lfortner and Dick Christensen. -Xt thc l.ocw's Theatg-r. according to manager Leslie: Waldron. will be hl.fi.hl.'s new smash hit 'flollllis flthger Wilt-js Younger Sister . starring Marge Whipple. Patti Parshall. and the man who was rt'f'ciIlIly' totctl llollywoodis best looking actor.LShatui lfoughlin. f - C l ln hcr lalcst gossip column. lfhztr llopkins hints llnalcthcrc may be a movie contiiact in the near luturc for thc new Nliss 'Xnn'rica. llolorcs Nolltnaglc. QC L 1 , , o . e ' XM-llftltat s all thc news lor now. llc surc to stay tuncd log the Jack llgarson show. which lol: ' s f 1 n. ' Z' . ' 'S' --- It jr 1. i. X -ss - E . il v.. - 417 .tain mn .x-Nils 155 , I1 Best Best Best Best Best Best Best Whos Who Actor .... Actress .... Boy Dancer .. O .. . . Doug Ahern . . . . Barli Hamell ..... Jack Harris Cirl Dancer Jenny Frediani Looking Boy Looking Girl .. .... Singer Biggest Blufler . Brightest Boy .. Brightest Cirl ... Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class Class First Ideal ldeal Man Wom Most lVlost Most Most lVlost Most Most lVlost Most Most Most Best Comedian .... Comedienne .... Flirt ........ Musician ... .. Optimist .... . . Pessimist ... Poet ..... Scientist .... Philosopher Wrriter ......... . . . Day Dreamer .. . ..... Shaun Coughlin Delores Nothnagle . Marilyn Walker I U i. U. . . Gordon Clark .. James Ingle .... Vivian Horn . .. Jack Pearson . .. Gerry Lewis .. Sally Welister . Dick Dennison .. Marg Whipple . . . .. Dick Byers Virginia Norman ... Bruce Bahtjen . Leslie Wraldron . . . . . Sue Boblee George Ellinwood Executive .... ,..... B ud Hakes Athlete ..... Camliler .. Wolf ..... to Marry . .. Husband . . . Wife ..... Hater ..... an Hater Amhitious .... . lnnocent Boy Bash ful Cirl Modest ............ Popular Boy .... . . Popular Cirl Sentimental . . . Artist ....... . . . Jerry Donoghue . Paul Illingworth .... Jack Harris .. . Peggy Slocomh . . . Kenny Holford Carol Greenwood Virginia Norman ..... Don Boyd . . . . Lou Roberts .. John Flrhelding . . Eleanor Holden Don Boyd lnnocent Cirl . .. . Bashful Boy .... . ......Ann Donnelly Charline Hopkins .. Don Coley lnquisitive ......... ... Likely to Succeed .... . . . . . . Marion Hondorf ... .. Bud Hakes .. Jacque Everett . . . . Beverly Morcom Don Reed 37 ,f v9 31 ,4 rl I4 4 19' fr ,,l ff 111 I HETIVITIEE Q. S O C .6 Q f . CQ 6 I E x 4 sta 6 fm e , ' I taff Co-Editors Vivian Horn and Ed Ehrlich Assistants .... .. . Lou Roberts and Doug Ahern Junior Editor ....... .............. P auline Hughes Business Manager .... ................... J im Hall Advertising Manager ................... Jack Pearson Assistants .............. Marcia Brownell, Joyce Butler, Joan Ellinwood, Norman Glaser, Dick Hewitson, Dave Snyder, Dick Zeusler, Bruce Clark. Photography Editor ............,... Bob La Fontaine Art Editor ........ ...... D on Reed Assistant ................ . . . Diane Love Layout Editor ............ . . . . . . . Dick Ahern Senior Photography Editor .............. Jackie Cook Literary Editors ........ Jeanne Hamilton, Bruce Rahtjen Grinds' Editor .................... Joyce Quetschenbach Assistants ............. Ginny Bense, Jerry Braverman, Dick Burlingham, Lu Delisanti, Jacque Everett, Barb Hamell, Char Hopkins, Sue Horn, Jim lngle, Larry Isaacson, Judie Moss, Ann O'Connor, Jackie Pearce S Bob Pilcher, Ronnie Verblauw, Dick Wright. EDYTQB H Hom Boys! Sports Editor ..................... Bob Coettel Fd EhrXich,Vw1a Girls' Sports Editor . . ................ Jean Rice A Secretary ........... ................ R uth Murphy Faculty Advisers ..... ..... . Art, Miss Werner' Business Mr. Harland Smith, Literary, Mrs. Keefg Phbtographyi Mr. Bresee. .fs K9 W J Q hi Q emor Occldent S ll ,. ,, ...mfg aff x ff . 'R First Row: R. LaF0ntaine, R, Ahern, J. Quetschenhach, J. Rice, L. Roberts, E. Ehrlich, V. Horn, D. Ahern, J. Hall, D. Love, D. Reed, R. Coettel. Second Row: B. Clark, J. Butler, J. Moss, J. Tregea, C. Hopkins, P. Hughes, B. Fa- gan, L. Delisanti, G. Sylvester, M. Brownell, A. 0'Connor. Third Row: J. Pearce, G. Lewis, J. Everett, B. Bailey. R. Murphy, C, Carlisi, P. Slocomh, B. Hartman, C. Ade, D. Nothnagle, J. White, F. Lorenz. Fourth Row: R. Pil- cher, J. Cook, D. Cromwell, A. Wilkinson, J, Fordham, J. Hamilton, R. Burlingham, R. Wright, R. Beck, L Dunsker, C. Ranous, S. Horne, J. Ellinwood, V. Bense. Fifth Row: G. Bravernian, R. Hewitson, N. Glaser, R Vefblauwv J- Efbeldiflg, L- ISHHCSOU, R- ZCUSl6f, J. Pearson, L. Waldron, B. Rahtjen, J. Ingle, C. Scanlon. 40 Iucille Delisanti Joan Ellinwood C0-Editors ......... ... . , Managing Editor ...........,...................... James Ingle News Editor ..... . .......................... Virginia Bense Assistants ........ Barbara Boulter, Elaine Burns, Janet Cattanach, Jeanne Hamilton, Susan Horne, Ann Mutschler, Arlene Tom- kinson, Jean Walker, Joyce Quetschenbach, Joby Ganzauge. Features . . Lou Roberts, editor, Barbara Bailey, Gerald Braverman, Patricia Cook, Carolyn Percy, Polly Reed, Gayle Schrader, Sally Smith, Elinor Steinmann. Personals ...... Connie Schrader, editor, Doris Ehrlich, Charline Hopkins, Ellen Jesperson, Jacqueline Luellen, Joan McGill, Erlene Newell, Nancy Remington, Ann Richardson, Betty San- some, Gwendolyn Wait. Sports ...... James Swanton, editor, Culver Barr, Richard Byers, Robert Ghedi, Victor Wescott, Janet Campbell. Re-Write ...... Donna Cromwell, Gail Sylvester, Douglas Eldridge. Proof-Reading ...... Vivian Horn, manager, Elaine Boyd, Nancy Grover, Jean Mclntyre, Judith Moss, Jacqueline Pearce, Roberta Smith. Typing ...... Jenny Frediani, manager, Marilyn Camera, Shirley Gartland, Janet White. Exchanges ...... Jacqueline Benedict, Patricia Regan, Betty Satter Photography ........ Robert La Fontaine, manager, Thomas Lewis, Richard Stevenson. Publicity ................ Jack Pearson, manager, Lloyd Dunsker E Advertising ............ Robert Prien, managerg Donald Van Lare 1.11. D I. DITORS: Sales .... Jacqueline Everett, Virginia Howard, managers, Jacquelin 6 lsami, JO-3 'I Cook, Betty Drost, Carol Greenwood, Diane Love, Judy ,n Ellinwood Nichols, Phyllis Woodard. 1 Occident News ,g . . t . . X . 3. ,J I 1 if L23 .Jw First Row: R. l.aFonlaine J. Frediani, J. Everett, V. Horn. C. Schrader. I.. Delisanti, J. Ingle, J. Ellinwood, V. Bense, L. Roberts, V. HOWHNL J. Swanton. Second Row: W. Stevenson, E. Newell, J. Nichols. U. Ehrlich, R. Smith A. Richardson, E. Steinmann, E. Boyd. C, Percy, B. Drost, J. White, D. Love, J. Moss. S. Smith. Third Row G. Wait. J. Benedict. C. Hopkins, G. Sylvester, N. Remington. J. Luellen, S. Gartland, S. Horne, J. Pearce, P Reed, C. Barr, D. Van Lure, R. Byers. Fourth Row: G. Carlisi, D. Cromwell, A. Mutschler, B. Satter, P. Wood ard. J. Ganzuage, B. Sansome, C. McClumpha, J. Cook, P. Regan. E. Jesnerson, B. Roulter, B. Bailey, J. Ouetschen bach. Fifth Row: M. Nc-ls0I1. C- Greenwood. J. Hamilton, R. Ghedi, L. Dunsker, R. Prien, R. Ahern, G. Braverman J. Pearson, T. Lewis, D. Eldridge, G. Schrader, E. Burns, J. Walker, J. Cattanach, A. Tomkmson, N. Grover. 41 First Row: S. Moriarty, P. Hughes, J. Bartholomew, R. Dennison, J. Erbelding, B. Niesser Second Row: J. Pappert, N. Panzlau, B, Simpson, S. Arnold, D. Pollock, E. Steinman, S Judson, J. Moss. Third Row: J. Pearce, V. Bense, D. Cromwell, S. Horne, V. Howard, E Holden, C. Lewis. Fourth Row: V. Horn, R. Branch, E. Everson, I. Fidler, J. Hamilton J. Cook, S. Smith, G. Carlisi. Fifth Row: C. Barr, C. Schrader, J. Follansbee, R. Yeaple B. Rahtjen, D. Weeks, P, Coy, R. lrwin. ational Honor ociety Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service: these are the four principles upon which each Nation- al Honor Society candi- date is rated. Only 15076 of a class is chosen, there- fore membership signifies outstanding achievement in all of these fields. Elect- ions are held in the fall and spring of each year, giving three opportuni- ties for admission: One at the end of the junior year and two in the sen- Optimates The Optimates, Latin Honor Society, is an or- ganization which was es- tablished for the enjoy- ment of honor students in Latin outside the class- room. lt is open to all students who have se- cured at least a B aver- age during one year of Latin. Under the leader- ship of Miss Beshgetour the group plans several parties and excursions during the school year. it . ,fb 1 ' 095 'D . H1151 gh N 'A Q ' Q Zi' it 4. .xl . First Row: R. Murphy, J. Pearce, V. Horn, J. lngle, L. Roberts, S. Horne, D. Cromwell B. Hamell. Second Row: V. Bense, J. Ellinwood, J. Cook, R. Ahern, R. Prien, D. Ahern ior' J. Hamilton, A. Wilkinson, J. Moss. Third Row: K. Holford, R. Dennison, J. Erbelding A. Mc lntyre, J. Alger, E. Ehrlich, B. Rahtjen. 42 es Aspirants Anyone who has had one year of French and is interested in the lang- uage may be a member of Les Aspirants. The purpose of the club is to provide for a more in- formal use of French than is possible in the class- room. A greater appreci- ation of the language is gained through various games and songs, which also add to the enjoyment of the group. First Row: B. Hamell, J. Quetschenbach, G. Braverman, A. 0'Connor, M. Coates. Second Row: B. Clark, V. Norman, S. Asmuth, B. Cushman, C. Schrader. Third Row: C, Ranous J. Ingle, A. Mclntyre, G. Robyn. First Row: J. McGill, D. Cromwell, J. Hamilton, B. Rahtjen, K. Holford, J. Ingle, B Mclntee, G. Dickhaut. Second Row: M. Holden, J. Hamlin, J. Benedict, C. Hopkins, M Whipple, S. Camp, J. Brooks, C, Schrader, R. Weber, E. Stole, C. Norden. Third Row: D. Van Lare, M. Corona, P. Lillich, J. Simmendinger, P. Hughes, C. Norman, C. Radner, A. Kennedy. Fourth Row: J. Honan, M. Burpee, J. Homan, I. Fidler, C. Lenhardt, V. Sly, A. Norden, E. Everson, W. Newell, R. Stiles. Fifth Row: E. Weiss, P. Barker, R. Chedi R. Gardner, R. Pilcher, R. Beck, W. Austin, J. Erbelding, P. Buyse. 43 cholarship Rating Committee The purpose of the Scholarship Rating Com- mittee is to determine the homeroom ratings and grade medians. lt is composed of a represent- ative from each home- room who is in charge of that room, and six mem- bers of the National Hon- or Societyg one is the chairman of the group and the other five are each in charge of one grade. The object is to encourage scholastic com- petition between home- rooms. lVlusic Council , U , Q ...Z K, Wfest Highls Music Council is compos- ed of the various officers of the Senior Choir. Band, and Senior Orchestra. in- cluding presidents and vice-presidents. managers, secretaries, and librarians. Most of the activities which are carried on by the Music Department, such as the Senior Choirls trip to Batavia this year, Christmas caroling, and the an- nual spring concert, are planned through the Music Council. The spring concert is always the higgest jolm ol the year and takes the most time and effort in prep- arationg it calls for ordering flowers. hnding ushers, and writing invitations, as well as a good deal of hard work on the program itself. The Council cer- ' tainly deserves credit for its invaluable services to the Music Department. R. V R. Zeuslefv . G, Rtlbinv . P Econo- S d Row- 1 ,Dennxswi .' 1 Cromwell. B' Coaleii gciggcl, D' TiOTeijTTFredianr. Tlllffl Row ' Www ieawllih Arnold, gjsyisolclr. hheirn. .l- Dun ap' f Smu Y ' D 1, , ,gi . X ern. s rntdis. G' Flahlliusk. W, lrxme. D f K Qx M7f X Mr. Osborne. B- 3 2. Band F :- Q Q Y n W ST First Row: N. Cligh, J. Cromwell, R. Coettel G. D' kh , IC aut, A. Mutschler, R. Leonard. Second Row: B. Fagan, J. Follansbee, R. Smith, E. Warren, G. Lang, Third Row: J. Finelli, P. Schwartz, G. Robyn, D. Coley, S. Love, L. Lamont, L. Brixner, D. Cromwell, R, Howell. Fourth Row: T. Wiley, D. Christensen, S. Camp, G. Thompson, J. Wenz, J. Sperrazza, M. Burpee, D. Clarke, R. Schutt, W. Athen. Fifth Row: E. Wass, J. Truitt, J. Flaherty, T. Lewis, D. Renehan, D. Irwin, D. Renehan, L. Celona, D. Zuesler, B. Graham, D. Dennison, J. Dunlap. Sixth Row: D. Burton, B. Hartman, R. Hodgson, W. Pethick, Shier, J. Pilato, R. Lucia, N. Lang, C. Hilicker. 4.4- e.- ., lnnim' Orchestra MR. OSBORNE R ...Wg ,L U , -v.,...,.L. whoa h , ow. R. Acturo pltggiillzrl. . ilsofi R- RZHTSI, P. Iogha P. P Orchestra . , . C ' R- W. Mays? D' Oren J. 2:32:15 First Row: R. Owellen, E. Wass, D. Ahern, M. Walker, J. Bartholomew, R. Graham, W. Larlow, R. Wilke. Second Row: B. Sawyer, C. Perry, D. Love, P. Economidis. H. Nichols, R. Sehanty, E. Warren, B. Coodenough. Third Row: M. Siller, S. Camp, M. Burpee, B. Nichols, D. Coley, P. Pitoni, ,l, Dunlap, P. Buyse, J. Follansbee, V. Aber- crombe, .l. Brooks, M. Hondorf, L. Brixner, C. Robyn, S. Love. Fourth Row: R. Coettel, R. Asmuth, J. Pilato, T. Wiley, R. Ahern, B. Spurling, T, Lewis, R. Hodgson, J. Sperrazza, W. Pethick, N. Lang, R. Irwin, R. Lucia, C. Hillicker, R. Zeusler, R. Dennison. 45 From the Left, Front: Mr. Ahern, Jacquelin Cook. First Row: B. Hill, B. Hartman, B. Clark, J. Butler, V. Norman, J. Tregea, J. Scheid, P. Schrader, D. Ehrlich, B. Clark, B. Stritzel, R. Johnson, R. Winchell, J. Sperrazza. Second Row: A. Richardson, J. Campbell, J. Nesbitt, E. Beswick, J. Hamlin, l'. Price, N, Fullerton, J. Frediani, C. Mildieldt, F. Leonard, L. Stever. Third Row: M. Siller, P. Reed, M. Mooney. J. Werner, A. Wilkinson, R. Murphy, M. Walker, E. Holden. Fourth Row: ll. Patchin, C. Bartlett, E. Everson, B. Sansome, M. Whipple, G. Clark, C. Di Sano. Fifth Row: B. Strickland, L. Dunsker, J, Fordham, P. Cook. Sixth Row: C. Sc-anlon, R. Pilcher, J. Pearson. Seventh Row: R. Yeaple, R. Alexander. Eighth Row: C. Steward. From the Left, Seated: Mr. Ahern, K. Ganzauge. First Row: J. Reddy, S. Valente, M. Holden, R. Koch, L. Hegnauer, G. Montante, E. Schrader, S. Clark, N. Woener, D. Preo, J. Corsica. Serforul Row: L. Salisbury, D. Lenzi, S. Corts, R. Merritt, J. Robertson, R. Winchell, N. Post, W. Abercrombie. Third Row: T. Cooper, A. Nichols, S. Stede, M. Hewitt, B. Mclntee, H. Newton. Fourth Row: B. Hewitson, K. Husted, C. Norman, B. Robertson, D. Van Lare. Fifth Row: J. Truitt, J. Everson, J. Winterroth, J. Mathews. Sixth Row: J. Radley, R. Rasbridge, B. Sherwood. Seventh Row: R. Swan, F. De Fazio. Eighth Row: F. Howard. 46 enior Choir From the Left. Front: Miss Sullivan, B. Lusk. First Row: E. Rores, S. Arnold, J. Whitney, C. Alexander, F. Newell B. Former, S. Clark, J. Svheid. Second Row: C. Srhrader, R. Philio, M. Johnson, A. Nolan, C. Sprague, C. Routly B. Schlotzer, M. Te-vs. Third Row: S. Clair, B. Bassett, J. Alexander, S. Gartland, S. Smith, S. Judson, B. Metcalf J. White. Fourth Row: V. Bense, C. Sylvester, J. Moss, B. Coates, B. Bailey, C. Carlisi, S. Webster. Fifth Row: A. Nordan, E. Boyd, J. Pearve, M. Hondori, E. Schatzlein, E. Buzzel. Sixth Row: J. McIntyre, S. Horne, J. Simmen dinger, C. Altpeter, R. Asmuth. Seventh Row: P. Barker, J. Hamilton, C. Schrader, B. Hall. Eighth Row: R Cardner, E. McClashon, R.. Chedi. Ninth Row: R. Hewitson, R. Christensen, W. Bowman. t ,Y V 4 L Ala. K Mix A J . From the Left, Seated: J. Coe, Miss Sullivan. First Row: S. Bleyler, S. Pollock, B. Wickins, R. Rubert, S. Ellis, N. Mangin, M. Isaacs, E. Whitney, J. Torrelli, C. Norden, A. Windsor. Second Row: H. Hendershot, L. Geiger, H. Gerber, J. McGill, P. Huth, E. Stote, E. Herrick, V. Abercrombie. Third Row: V. Cole, S. Deisenroth, F. Proseus, S. Emig, K. Hegnauer. Fourth Row: J. Bartlett, J. Fribance, H. Degau, J. Nichols, B. Robertson. Fifth Row: W. Newell, M. Lillich, C. Henthorn, B. Sherwood. Sixth Row: T. Economidis, L. Keifk, R. Torrelli. Seventh Row: B. Morris, J. Jennejohn, B. Brown. 47 1 tage Crew 0 reg ,of Q in Hx f 2 A xx 1' ,.,- 1-- - From the Left: R. Gardner, J. Alger, L. Maxcy, J. Pearson, T. Snyder D. Lanson, J. Mayne . X lb , L. The Stage Crew is one of the hardest working and least recognized groups in the school. During the past year the boys, under the direction of Manager John Mayne and Electrician John Alger, have worked behind the scenes on our dances, plays, and all of the assembly programs. Drama , r 'fee-Q t ' -1 -mr' ul' First Row: D. Ellicott, S. Moriarty, B. Schlotzer, J. Tregea, L. Delisanti, J. White, B. Hamell, Second Row: M. Thomas, J. Moss, D. Love, V. Horn, J. Luellen.'P. Hughes, N. Taylor. B. Drost, N. Grover, Third Row: V. Troup, P. Houlihan, B. Clark, B, Hartman, C. Sylvester, J. Everett, J. Pearce, J. Quetschenbach, Fourth Row: J. Ellinwood, E. Holden, D. Cromwell, P. Woodard, J. lloman, E, Everson, J. Hess, A. Tomkinson, I. Fidler, J. Hatclifle, Fifth Row: M. Hagen, A. Wilkinson, C. McClumpha, J. Hamilton, C. Lenhardt, J. Hall, G. Braverman, R. Pilcher, L. Isaacson, THREE'S A CROWD D. Ahern and S. Moriarty D. Ahern, S. Moriarty, L. Isaacson, B. Hamel, R. Pilcher. CURTAIN CALL This year a new idea was introduced into the Drama Club. Instead of having separate organi- zations for the juniors and seniors, the two classes were combined in one club. In the absence of Mrs. Agnew, the job of directing the group has been very ably taken over by Mrs. Tuffey. Through- out the year, the club has presented several Hne plays and skits for the enjoyment of the student body. Club First Row: .l. Ingle, L. Roberts. .l. Pearson, S. Arnold, J. Marmor, M. Coates, R. 0'Connor. Second Row: D. Fitton, E. Beswick, .l. Hamlin, B. Niesser, N. Fullerton, V. Kramer, C. Wait, C. Schrader, L. Davis, .l. Nichols, B. Crauel. Third Row: Nl. Nelson, P, Cook, C. Holmyn, P. Reed, B. Cushman. M. Lang. V. Bense. E. Newell, M. Patchin. Fourth Row: .l. Cattanacli, Horne, .l. Cook, E. Svhatzlein, C. Hopkins, M. Brownell, M. Whipple, P. Slocomb, B. Carnham. Fifth Row: A. Mc-lntyre, R. Coettel, B. Rahtjen, R. Ahern, L. Dunsker, C. Schrader, M. Reinhart, M. Walker, M. Hondorf. Traffic quad Through wind or rain or storm or flood. the traffice still goes on. And regardless of weather, the Traffic Squad is always on duty to protect the stu- dent body from passing motorists. This year's squad has earned a vote of thanks from all of us for a good job well done. First Row: R. Herrlinger, D. Byers, S. Maun, M. Heisel. D. Wahl. Second Row: C. Haus, J. Hanley, C. Zielke, N. Vllarcl, ll. Perry First Row: R. Nothnagle, J. Nothnagle, F. Spohn, J. Donahue. Second Row: K. Holford, R. Stone, B. Lusk, W. Butts. Third Row: P. Economidis, L. Hakes, C. Dyer, J. Pearson, R. Wright. Inside ervice orps This is a group with which everyone in the school should be familiar. It is composed of pupils who have donated their time to help keep our lunchroom and campus clean. They have all done a very fine job this year and de- serve the appreciation of every West High student. Radio Club The Radio Club is an innovation at West this year. The club is run on an informal basis, for the benefit of all the boys . in the school who are interested in radio and related topics. The mem- bers meet once a week in the Physics laboratory to discuss a problem in the Heldiof electromcs or Con' First Row: D. Degan, D. Casperson, J. Lowe, R. Cliewe, R. Yeaple. duct an experiment. 50 'Si L . .1 4 ff Audio- isual The Visual Aid club performs a service for the school while gaining valuable experience in the use of projection equipment. Af- ter being trained to operate the projectors owned by the school, the club members show movies to various classes during their free periods. This experience makes it possible for a former member to become a licensed projectionist after graduation. , l Z iff, First Row: R. Madalena, L. McMath, J. Cook, J. Ellinwood, J. Abendroth, R. Nail. lf N W Second Row: E. Ciccoricco, J. Matthews, D. Onderdonk, C. Barr, P. Barker, D. 7 ' ' Degan, R. Herrlinger. Third Row: B. Bullis, J. Radley, C. Bell, W. Holden, J. Flynn, I pu, B. Wells. Fourth Row: W. Pethick, J. Adams, R. Zeusler, D, Snyder, J. Grace, C. . X Scanlon, J. Cromwell. l E! Pep Club 3 5. i --fo. fI5A,S'l' , X f v, .4 A 'J ' i,,f,fzI-lzsf Y X Easy' f L1Lfr1,5 First Row: M. Thomas, P. Hambly, K. Forman, B. Doodson, C. Schrader, A. Tomkinson, M. Whipple, C. Carlisi, M. Nelson, G. Wait, L. Stever, J. Carlisi. Second Row: A. Skehan, A. 0'Connor, P. Houlihan, M. Joyal, S. Moriarty, G. Conklin, M. Miller, P. Paugh, S. Asmuth, D. Ehrlich,L. McMath E. Newell, V. Troup, J. Lnellen. Third Row: J. Sperrazza, P. Perritt, B. Nelfinger, S. Arnold, P. Buyse, J. Thomas, B. Metcalf, K. Ganzauge, N, Christiansen, S. Bleyler, B. Mclntee, K. Husted, R, Merritt, H. Newton, P. Lewis. Fourth Row: B. Weller, D. Watson, M. Lillich, M. Doolin, B, Niesser, G. Thompson, B. Cushman, E. Payton, J. White, B. Drost, P. Reed, E. Steinmann, J. Marmer, B. Bailey. Fifth Row: Cv. Dickhaut, M. Tomkinson, J. Wilson, J. Homan, J. Walker, C, Schrader, J. Mclntyre, B. Sansome, J. Hurley, E. Everson, C. Alexander, C. Clair, J. Brooks. 51 7 H' T Alpha-Tri-Y First Row: P. Schrader, C. Connor, J. Bird, R. Winchell, S. Arnold, S. Ken- nedy, C. Murray. Second Row: B. Mer- kel, S. Asmuth, M. Mulhern, C. Bird, .l. Alter, M. Connor, C. Hellahy, P. Pauth. Third Row: D. Watson, J. Ho- man, V. Sly, M. Hagen, P. Coy, M. Serymgeour, N. Fahy. Beta Hi-Y First Row: B. Clark, R. Robertson, J. Swanton, Cv. Lewis, C. Barr, J. lngle, C. Kimber. Second Row: W. Austin T. Hedrick, R, Ghedi, H. Robinson T. jarvie, B. Nesbitt, D. Fullerton Third Row: E. Warren, B. Ackert, J. Follansbee, T. Lewis, D. Renehan, D. Miller. P 4,13 Kappa Tri-Y First Row: A. Skehan, G. Henthorn, C. Bendschneider, S. Bleyler, C. Boy- lon, H. Newton, C. Ellis. Second Row: C. Dickhaut, B. Buehin, M. Gallagher, S. Love, K. Loomis, J. McGill. Third Row: D. Holden, L. Lamont, M. Rutan, R. Meritt, P. Boreanaz, V, Abercrombie. Fourth Row: B. Mclntee, A. Wallace, G. Caccamise, C. Geihel, B. Smith, K. Canzauge. Fifth Row: K. Husted, N. Christiansen, C. King, P. Lillick, C. Norman. Theta Hi-Y First Row: N. Ward, R. Perry T. Wat- son, J. Cromwell, R. Lucia. Second Row: P. Clarke, B. Coscoigne, R. Owel- len, R. Fumxa, J. Adams, W. Lesch. 52 Assembly wi., 1- nf, 4? ' X- ff 'I Q ll! 1 ? , 1 'I ' 171 1 1 11 1, Q Cl 5 f ll . Q 0 C ,-' . ' O a n 1 . u C .. g . . 0 Q rv A V S . P I u , Q I, T Q 4 o F 2 ' . a Q Q I no E U 0 A 2 I 0 , ' x' vac' ,010 0 - D . D I I 0 I . ,, o O 9 O Q I G C 0 I Q - s. 1. Q Q Q . ,Q. . o . '. e First Row: J. Donoghue, G. Zielke, B. Hakes, F. Spohn, R. Beck, T. Riefsteck, J. Hurley, J. Nothnagle, S. Coughlin, J. Lawler. Second Row: R. Walter, C. Felzone, B. Avery, E. Nelson, F. Lathron, T. Hedrick, L. Torre, B. Klos, P. Economidis, C. Marchand. Third Row: M. Heisel, D. Lanson, B. Nelson, T. Toolin, T. Economidis, D. Cerone, T. Kwapick, J. Dunbar. L. Di Noto, C. Murphy, M. Cordaro, P. Katsampus, B. Wixted, B. Nothnagle. Football 19 0 Last fall West fielded one of the most powerful teams since football returned to the city schools. They opened the season with a hard-fought loss to Madison and spent the next few weeks pushing all opposition around like pretzels. The only break of the year came when Madison lost to Jefferson and we had to meet our rivals in a playoff game. Playing their best ball of the season, all of the breaks went the other way and we lost, which was an opportunity for Franklin since we were the most feared team in the loop then. Jerry QMagellanJ Donoghue, John Hurley, and Porker Nothnagle were all unanimous All-Scholastic choices. Jerry also beat out Madison's Mike Delgatti, last yearis honorary captain, for that spot. Bob Nothnagle, Bud Hakes, Gene Zielke, Gary Baron, Leo Torre, and the sensational sophomore fullback, Tom Kwapich, were also all-star choices. -A SCORES West West West West West West West West 6 32 25 0 12 38 6 30 . . . . . Madison 12 Q . . . . . Marshall 0 l . . . . . Charlotte 13 l . . . . . Ithaca 9 f' .. East 0 Cx , , ' . . . . . Jefferson 6 xx B . . . . . Madison 18 . . . ........ East 0 arg- this-ff. 56 Coachesg S. Sicinolfi, B. Smith, T. Leon R Qulgley occer 1950 The 1950 soccer team was much better than the record indicates. With a few breaks. which they didn't get, they Could have been quite a hit higher than the sixth plat-e tie with Edison. They were the first team to heat Jefferson, who was high on top of a six-game win streak and a sure bet for the champion- ship. The hooters were paced in the scoring depart- ment by junior Tom Jarvie, top point-getter in the league, by Boh Burke, and on defense by the out- standing goalie Don Boyd. Seniors Dick Beyers, HF. J. Flaherty, Joe Usselman, and Ben Dunlap held the team together with their consistent play. SOCCER SCORES West . . Madison 4 West . . Franklin 5 West . . Edison 4 West . . Marshall 4 W West . . East 0 West . . Jefferson 0 O X4 West . . Monroe 0 V r West . . Churchville T , 'X West . . Charlotte fl! k if . First Row: R. Charcolla, J. Harris, D. Boyd, D. Creegan, R. Zollo, J. Dunlap, J. Thiele A Ak? J. Flaherty, R. Byers, D. Hitchcock, J. Usselman, T. Jarvie, D. Barclay, R. Burke. Second Row: R. Hartman, W. Pethick, J. Sperrazza R. Barbour, G. Clark, T. Guenther, P Illingworth, G. Allen, D. Cnrfhran Third Row: G. O'Neil, N. Ward, T. Wiley. Q-Bw ' X'v'fN.,-'Nr' Basketball 1950-51 The poor record of the basketball team this year could be attributed to two causes: inconsistent team play and a very low field goal average. It was noticeable throughout the season that the squad could hold its own, ever: with Madison, when working the ball in for that good shot or on defense. That shot was too often missed, and as a result West finished in a tie for sixth place. tt.-1 x mx Oil fi Nall WM West was able to boast this year of one of the league's outstanding centers in Vic Wescott. Vic earned an All-Scholastic second team center 6 Xt ll Q spot, which was great, considering the first team spot went to the sensational Ronnie Kilpatrick. Nick Ventrillo and Ron Walter also received Honorable Mentions. Vic Wescott was also elected captain for the year by the team. SCORES West ..... Batavia West . . . . Madison West . . . . Monroe West . . . . Charlotte West . . . . Edison West . . . . Jefferson West . . . . Batavia West . . . . East West . . . . Marshall West . . . Franklin West . . . Madison West . . . Monroe , West . . . Charlotte West . . . Edison M West . . . Jefferson , . . West .. . East tx Hess' . . C0210 Fzrst Row: G. Zielke, J. Patterson, P. Economidis, V. Wescott, R. Klos, D. Springer. Back Row: A. Pernaselli tmanagerl, N. Ventrillo, D. Renehen, J. Lewis, R. Charcolla, T. Jarvie, R. Walter. ld 1 ly its F fr i s ' 4513 Left to Right: J. Lewis, D. Roth, T. Riefsteck, G. Zeilke, B. Avery, D. Boyd, T. Kwapick, B. Pilcher, J. Donoghue, C. Shay, I, Marchand, D. Miller. Baseball 1950 The 1950 baseball team had a fairly successful year, but it didn't quite live up to pre-season expectations. Starling an all- under-classmen club, including three freshmen, Barney Smith couldnlt quite keep the boys at a steady pace. Pitcher Esty Reif- steck took the 4 and 4 decisions in league competition plus his win in the home and home series with Batavia. Gene Zielke took the Batavia loss. Bob Pilcher, Tom Kwapich, Chuck Shay, and Jerry Donoghue were the leading hitters and Chuck was chosen as All-Scholastic catcher. At the end of the season, short- stop Don Roth, a continual spark plug and a great defensive player, transferred to a Pennsylvania high school and West lost an outstanding three-letter man. With that one exception, great things should be expected in 1951, possibly a championship. SCORES West . . . ...... . . . . . Batavia West . . . Charlotte West . . . Jefferson West . . . Franklin West . . . Marshall West . . . Batavia West . . . Edison West . . . Madison West . . . Monroe West . . . East 59 Coach Smith Li fx nit WW , ' V ,',t njw' ,'., 4i.'A,,,, it ffnq, ,V E pw , M, 5 '-mlb tl il' if 'W , ' N ox 1 1 f, l 1 I X ...N-SQ Q' x d xl 1, A .avv VV' ,ff I i Track 1950 TRACK SCORES' West 49 1-3 Edison 63 1-3 Eranidin 6 1-3 West 54 Ieiierson 33 Char1otte 23 West 30 5-6 Madison 50 1-3 East 36 5-6 CFgsghRow6 13o121ebA. Sgnr. 5t.RRoth3 IS UWYEEW, JC-HVYXCYYB .. ea, . ee, ,. er.. 0 ow: . ara a, . a, . WCS' 42 L2 Mfmfoe 56 Mafshau 20 12 Ahern, R. Byers, G. C1a:k. Rfimiihnagie, 3. viiimnagie. R. Burke 4' High score wins. 1. G1eichaui. Third Row: 1. 01son, M. Heisei, 1. Swanton, I. Lawier R. Giiewe, R. Casperson, R. Chedi, R. 1rwin, D. McDaid, R. Zeusier, R Verb1auw, H. Pero, B. Nugent, A. Mdntyre. CROSS-COUNTRY SCORES' Madison 23 West 32 Ieiierson 72 West 24 Marsha11 31 Chariotte 73 East 23 Franklin 39 West 64 5 Monroe 37 West 68 C 011111 ry 1950 Fciison 2 e M WL , HMA gi eil i 6 ' Wrestling Team E WRESTLING 28 ...... Marshall 13 west 34 . . . . . Franklin 10 A . X est 30 . . . . Edison 11 West 14 . . . . Charlotte 22 First Row: F. Lathron, C. Sciarabba, R. Byers, W. Abercrombie, J. West 16 ' ' ' ' Jegefson 22 Murant. Second Row: J. Nelson, J. BEnegict21C.Tl2aZo?? C. g0Cg1jH6, vEW!f6Sf 1? ...... Madison 21 B.S'1,,R.I'f1- l,. d. 'r :.' - f 3 ,,,,,. Jrosioll Eoachgnlgll Lallisadlriir 135522, L. Maiksl, D. lil6Wt0?llljW. Nelsolrii es Monroe 4 R. Nothnagle, D. Forlcel. ' .ll gffest 50 ...... East 24 y n est 49 . . . . . Jefferson 25 0 - ,I Ygfest 63 . . . . . Madison 9 5 est 19 . . . . Marshall 56 IQ' J bk West 48 . . . . Charlotte 26 g , vlQI,sS xgfest 39 . . . . . Monroe 36 A IU est 44 . . . . . Franklin 31 . , ' West 30 ...... Edlson W JWeskHigh placed third in the se 1m ress 'Ph-M 4 ctionals. set a new record in the 100 yard . 'p V, f ' .ri J f-' 'Q' Z , Ax . 'Q 3' r i f' ly A J - ' J ,, x ' J J lv Golf Left to Right: F. Latliron, R. Pilcher, R. Adams. NW .A QRPS, 6' J sa Tennis Front: C. Barr, R. Summerville Back: R, La Fontaine, P. Bark er, G. Kent, R. Korhumel. I HU' mgysnklr Q ' f K 'I H -0--x ,J-ls., F ll kung First Row: J. Cromwell, L. Isaacson, Captain: J, B. Centher. Second Row: J. Cliechauf, J. Lewis, B. 'Hakes. O , M Q 1 nrnihrxc ?f'? ? am'- W'e feel that recognition is clue Miss Margaret L. Pruner for her able Qllltl21lN'8 of our Cheerleaders and majorettes. Wbrking with them. she has been largely re- sponsible for their competent th ld' dt'1'U. N t eer ea ing an wirlnb Bmhm B B atZ1einfM.D0O1'-kb alley. lilgkiftiti w ill My 'tt A W , . H0ntiQ,'Zk,'g, 'WT r1an. E. Shch lf' I ' xy Center: C. Wait theadl. Outside, Left to Right: P. Parshall, K. Forman, M. Nelson, J. Carlisi, ' R. Doodson, L. Stever, P. Hambly, J. Carlisi, M. Whipple. 63 PING PONG-First Row: J. Cohn, S. Coleman, C. Coax, D. Ehrlich, G. Neides, J. Cohn. Second Row: R. Christoii, D, Coleman, V. Abercrombie, E. Cone, P. Le Blanc. Third Row: C. Irvine, A. Rose, C. Norman, J. Honan, S. Camp, D. Holden. Fourth Row: M. Corona, S. Wilson, N. White, M. Walker, J. Wilson, G. Geibel. VOLLEYBALL-First Row: C. Norman, M. Davey, R. Merrit, D. Holden, V. Abercrombie, H. Newton, B. Mclntee, K. Ganzauge, G. Dickhaut. Second Row: R. Doodson, S. Lamont, B. McDermott, S. Diehl, G. Lowe, J. Canzauge, D. Ehrlich, P. Christenson, G. Geibel, B. Blake, B. Ortman. Third Row: M. Lelich, J. Jennejahn, D. Fox, E. Boyd, A. Norden, S. Berry, P. Hamby, S. Fisk, M. Doolin, A. Richardson, K. Forman, J. Rice, S. Bleyler. Fourth Row: L. Trinchine, C. Ellis, R. Smith, A. Nicholich, F. Ellis, D. Burger, J. Bird, R. Winchell, C. Irvine. SWIMMING-First Row: C. Coax, B. Metz, J. Cohn, P. Malone, S. Depp, I. Clark, J. Ford, M. Holden, J. Blanco, P. Brooks, D. Lanzi, C. Norden, A. Allan. Second Row: J. Owen, P. LeBlanc, J. Cohn, L. Wilson, A. Windsor, B. Buchin, E. Jameson, J. Englert, G. Montante, C. Jenkins, E. De Rivo, J. Tolf, B. McClasl1on. Third Row: R. Merritt, A. Rose, C. Follett, J. Honan, E. Ranous, A. Pugliwe, N. White, L. Geiger, A. Norden, R. Smith, J. Yahn, .E Cliflianljagluge. M. Hagen. Fourth Row: S. Ranous, S. Smith, J. Strieff, M. Ford, . a er. First Row: A. Richardson, R. Murphy, Second Row: J. McCill, S, Lamont J. Tolf, Girls, Athletic TENNIS-First Row: R. Meritt, J. Miller, A. Rose. Second Row: J. Owen, M. Davy, C. Coax, B. Metz. M. Siller, D. Ehrlieh. B. MvClashon, J. Rice, J. Bird. Association 34: BOWLING-First Row: D. Bierbrauer, D. l.enzi, E. Schatzlein, R. Niesser. Second Row: R. Johnson, D. Oakley, B. Metcalf. Third Row: B. Stritzel, C. Murray, J. Metzger, B. Baker. BASEBAI.LkFz'rst Row: S. Berry, J. Fogerty, K. Forman, R. Doodson, A. Richardson, J. Rive, E. Holden. Second Row: D. Burger, V. Abercrombie, J. Bird, C. Irvine, B. Ortman, S. Steel. 3.199 BASKETBALL-First Row: D. Burger, C. Ellis, J. Cohen, M. Walters. J. Cohen, B. Urtman, D. Ehrlirh. Serond Row: M. Doolin, S. Berry, B. Boulter. J. Fogerty, G. Ceihel, J. Jennejahn, E. Holden. Third Row: J. Bird, E. Jameson, J. Owens, R. Doodson, A. Richardson, J. Rice. Fourth Row: V. Abercrombie, A. Niccols, S. Steel, C. Irvine, R. Meritt, P. Flaherty. BADMINT0NAFirst Row: G. Neides, B. Wichens, M. Davey, J. Bird, C. Ellis. J. Blanco. Second Row: I. Clark, E. Schrader, D. Holden, P. Hutt, M. Issaccs, E. Schoenheit, M. Patchin. Third Row: S. Clarke, J. Miller, P. Pitoni, S. Fisk, M. Doolin, R. Marterolla, C. Kase, C. Murray. Fourth Row: C. Irvine, V. Strike, S. Stallman, S. Berry, D. Bierbrauer, A. Newell, C. Geibel, P. Ryan. i 'ESI 4---ld ggi WUI, , 7 1 'Y A -- Q 59 ... .:f- 4 gi: JUKE, UUK i..-si'- N' W V w Q 4 ,,, W E X 5 --'-L ... .. ..'3.- '-- A 15- - 'Z 2 4' 2' ' - ' ...... ra.. ' '- ' 'r. LUVE. West High Daze LL 351411, Portraits Appetizer Savk Loafin' ,..,.-16-N Mmwwlall Hey, Teacher Herbie K Musxcale iw . Dance Team We Won 69 Russel J. f+Fl0ydv We sqeavs 'so coqoe, we 'oooe qoo QNX ciooose oe ocgixo as X Qkwoxogjaooef' 'so vecovo vixvo 'ixoe Qkxoxoqgi ex qoeqoova'oXe occaelxowa-fm ioo No okixclxa oi 060 qoov we soo V014 I. P aww, P rtrait Studio halagraph u -533. Q Wg Mk? 70 A KEY T0 SUCCESS Your School Savings Accounf May Be Your Key To Success Save Some'rhing Every Week In School When You Save-You Make Progress ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK VETERANS ROADWAYS 'I227 MAPLE ST. :: ROCHESTER 6, N. Y. Qualify Work Is No Accidenf! 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