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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

Q , M t I J , ,A -. 1 , 25. N 1 ' ,,-ll.:,--- -. 'W -- e -N w Q- Pl , .4 ff . SX I N x 1 'Q X WEST: 'N I-I aUN1llfjD4'i ,, Q.:--if .' ,- ff wwf, , -H'vJ.' .1 frifhe-sw f ' ,,..,'.od,,f 1 .,,Yv:,:3,:L.' 501 A R OCCIDENT 1960 west man scuoul nncnfsren. New vom: if Q -,e-' ',, . xxx an 'Q 5 , . . J Q S 0 Q .. - if my KI.. Ka? All ll , a r ' E M M W1 ,. 455, - 3 w 93415 LUQ, ,fgffafl-if ul 'i.'W,' 3 f f4f19 ft, n ,J ' ' Je ' A . if X' A ' WMQ7 ff fL1aff.,1.t.LV Mei? JW ,WMM jr- MQ. JL, ,-,K ,... -gin!! fbru. yimw ' 4341.3 aff 177 49 0 y .W , V77 .dfiiafee If ' A'v31,'74 a4 ,ffifffrfrvul ALMA MATER t Proudly waves old West High's emblem Black and orange fair, Floats triumphant in the breezes No dishonor there. Student days have fondest mem'ries Comrades here we stand, As our troth to alma mater Pledge we hand in hand. From thy halls dear alma mater, We at length must part, But thy memory shall not perish From one student's heart. Far away on life's broad highway WAII must fortune try, But our loving hearts will cherish Thoughts of thee, West High. t fifftflapjt 1 ffl! .1 X me . 1 jg ' 'YL XLAN Y .X ' , ' e -Wtffaff QW ,i , VW ffViffL.f1Vu M411 sg M ff -' A fbfm' C! X' !fWm,.i4 N . I V Y Mfgcfgkf- ,Lay W! I LJ 'J' , George A. Lombart DEDICATION To Mr. Lombart, our teacher, counselor, and firm friend we dedicate this yearbook. Since we first came to West High School, we have taken our problems to him, and he has dealt with them with both wisdom and kindliness. He has taken a personal interest in each of us, and has shown an understanding which we shall not soon forget. George Lombart attended Indiana University for a year after his.graduation from Benjamin Franklin High School. He then transferred to the University of Roch- ester from which he received an A.B. degree in 1951 and an M.A. in 1952. He began teaching at West High in September, 1952. 4 . MW' Awww J 2 AWB. Vff' Qlffiaff M! Q, L, 'V ., , f i Q, iffy, if , ffi if P Lf , f ' ff' Jiffy WV f M J jf X ,I H L 5 L Aix 2 1 I X f 5 Lg! I fl' ' I i - fl .rr f ' jul ' fi JL ,ffyii 'LLM' Lily f Wf' s fl' FL, 'ji . . T JE f alfa .L 3' .l,Qf4'J1iZ X' JL! Zi i ' if , L! I .fu V Q19 i' ,i 1 WW' L' if' W W ,W l tf Q, , I N 1, ,, l U, fl ji? r j 2 lf! ' X L Av, I ,Lf ,F ,pl Qfff E J' if fl f Fonewokn a+ 1 T Q f yy We look back fondly on our years at West High School, the ' friends we have made, the traditions we love, the memories we ' shall cherish . . . The leaping flames of the bonfire on a crisp autumn night, The surging high spirits of a football game on a blue and gold October afternoon, . The caroling choirs at Christmastime, The gay carnival ballyhoo on West High Day, The proud, solemn sight of the Memorial Day standing guard, The anxious anticipation during the hectic hours of Regents week, And finally, the majestic strains of Pomp and Circumstance. 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A 8 SENIORS ........, . . 20 ACTIVITIES . . . . . . 76 SPORTS .A... . . . 124 INDEX ....,,............. 154 OCCIDENT STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Susan Davis LITERARY EDITOR-Mary Ludlow ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR- Barbara Taif PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR- Margaret Chapin BUSINESS EDITOR- Sherrill Colburn SENIOR PICTURES EDITOR- Sally Hollis GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR- Becky Smith BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR- James Kiehle 7 I H: 'NI . 'I X 5 IMQQSXW1' vest? Nw vm MS N. 1 x JH?- ADMINISTRATION Km James S. Wishart . . . T 0 say that a blind custom of obedience should be a surer obligation than duty taught and understood . . . is to agirm that a blind man may tread surer by a guide than a seeing man by a light. Francis Bacon 1561-1626 Edward M. Pickard ADMINISTRATION When each department was asked to choose a quotation for us to carry out into the world, our principal, Dr. Wishart selected a single concise statement, well worth pondering. You can't be stupid, unless you know better! I 5 Left to right, seated: . ,,,,7, , ,,7,, K, eww., ,,,,,.,r,,-,, ,, ,,., ,, , , tt 7 , , Y , ,,,, W.. ,,-,.,,,, ,,,,,g,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,5, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ' GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The members of the Guidance Department do their Each is ready to offer advice and his own store of share of teaching, too, as they strive to help each student wisdom to every pupil from bewildered eighth graders find himself. to college-bound seniors. That's what education means-to be able to do what you've never done before. George Herbert Palmer SPECIAL SERVICES Psychiatrist, speech therapist, and nurse, these three take care of students' special problems and help them to enjoy school and life. Well they know the wisdom of the words: Strengthen me by sympathizing with my strength, not my weakness. Amos Bronson Alcott Nurse: Anne Resch Psychologist: Janet Barnett Speech Therapist: Constance Freeman 'WN' I'0W I Elizabeth Agnew, Frederick Eastman, Patricia row: Judith Feingold, Martha Hall, Muriel Keating, Joyce Sandra Fitterer. Second row: Adah Chandler, Joyce Herman, Johanne Pouliot. Absent: Ruth Geller. On leave: Olga Vaughn, Elwood Burnard, Mary Barnum. Third Maynard North. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Now when you fall, make it Since it is eager to impart a love of literature to its students and knows full well the joy that books can bring, this was the choice of the English Department: For he had geten him yest no benefyce He was so worldly for to have ojiyce For him was lever have at his beddes head Twenty bokes, clad in blak or reed. Geojery Chaucer realistic. HONOURS classes provide enriched curriculum. 12 Seated: Ruth White, Mary Mans, Harvey Lockwood, Marcia Chadwick. Standing: Benjamin Richardson, Douglas Naramore, HISTORY DEPARTMENT The History Department selected a man famous in American History to speak for it. Dt Fl ',w'11'f H ,Ed dHlb1'b,vTW' , G2XfZ2L5n'1'Q2?t,sZe5i'Z'n Mir. War a eJ,,sSw5M,,,.l JM mari WLM vi' ,W 1 have but one lamp by which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of experi- ence. I know of no way of judging the future but by the past. Patrick Henry 1775 Mr. Patti's problems 1 3 Wilfred Newman, Mary Parsons, Thomas Bohrer, Lawrence Ross, Donald Prevost, Carleton Thayer, Emerson Bresee, Jacqueline Lux. Absent: Harold Saunders. Harry C. Carpenter's. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Science Department chose to remember 1ts founder with this statement made by an old friend of He was first and foremost a true scientist, and he maintained that his department should be truly scientific in all its teaching. Secondly he had a very great love for young people, especially teenagers, and had a great faith in their goodness and tremendous worth. I think that our Science Department today received a fine legacy from Mr. Carpenter and is making a real effort to keep them fresh for the new generations to follow. E. D. Bresee How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. 14 I L A - MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mathematics is one of the most precise of the sciences. The very thing which makes it most diiiicult to master is also the soul of its loveliness. H Euclid alone Has looked on Beauty bare. Fortunate they Who, though once only and then but far away, Have heard her massive sandal set on stone. Edna St. Vincent Millay Whaddaya mean ya don't know? 15l , ,, Y . .... --...r.,., vvu....v vulv--u Absentc Maurice Hathorn, Isabelle Lanson LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT From the department of foreign lan- guages we gleaned three maxims to be MA heeded well. With more Latin students than our school has had for many years this department stated, Notitia linguarum est prima porta sapientiae. French prov- erbs are plentiful, and vouloir, c'est pou- voirl' is one that French students learn! from experience. Spaniards seem to beg more able to take things in their stride for,25 dure. ,- Helen Beshgetour, Frank Saunders, Margaret Lang. Absent: William Howe. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Commercial Department prepares a large number of West High students to enter the world of business shortly after graduation. Well they know that: There is no better ballast for keeping the mind on its keel, and saving it from all risk of crankiness, than business. J. R. Lowell Carl Fromme, Elizabeth Connaughton, Rosemary Petitti, Ethel Bearss, Glen Miller, Raymond Murphy, Jean Chestnut. Absent: Jean DiRienzo. as they say, No hay malo que cien aftosfi A l in f if 1 r Ill Floyd Slater, Harry Hicks. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT My art is the painting of soul, So fine so exacting, so strange: To blend in one tangible whole The manifold features of change. Gamaliel Bradford The art department has a far greater job than that of teaching the proper use of tools. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Music is a universal language. It knows no social barriers, political ideologies, racial hatreds, geographi- cal boundaries, or monetary levels. It is made up of love and hatred, joy and sorrow, suspicion and fear, happi- ness and fun stirred together with the spoon of poetry. Mr. Ahern EQ DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION The quotation, Kindle knowledge in a sturdy stove and warm the whole world, is an excellent way of expressing the importance of Physical Education. Good health has a very important bearing on our modern society. As medical science has improved, so our life expectancy has improved, but proper exercise is still important. Physical Education not only im- proves our physical well being, but also our mental well being. Partici- pation in sports encourages a feeling of team work and fair play. 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Carlisi. R.. Rice, K. Johnson, L. DeGrave, G. Rath. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The senior class oliieers have the responsibility of presiding over class functions and keeping the twelfth grade a smooth running organization. The president of the senior class joins the president of the Student As- sociation in making a final speech on graduation night. CLASS ADVISORS Our class advisors, Miss Mans and Mr. Macafee, have guided us through the social events of our years at West with skill and wisdom. 24 if . Dana Macafee, Mary Mans N ooooooooooooo ! ! !! TEENAGE DIPLOMAT This year our A. F. S. exchange student was Cathelyn Oudemans of the Nether- lands. Cathy, who spent her first ten years in lndonesia, is adding Spanish and Rus- sian to her already broad linguistic back- ground which includes English, German, French and Indonesian in addition to her native Dutch. While living in Rochester this year, Cathy has found many friends and participated in a wide range of extra- curricular activities at West High School. A sister from across the sea. Shall we dance? MAUREEN T. ADAMS West High Day 1,2,43 Occident News Staff 43 Pep Club 23 Y-Teen 23 Majorettes 13 Service Corps 43 Les Aspirants 3. BONNIE LEE ASH F.N.A. 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Occident News Staff 1,4Q Y-Teen 2,43 Advisory Committee 23 Red Cross Representative 23 Basketball lg Soc- cer 1. GAIL HUNTER ADKINS F.T.A. 3,4Q Junior Choir 13 Les Aspirants 3g Tennis 3. ROBERT E. ASHE ADEANE MARIE ALATI West High Day 23 F.T.A. 43 Occident News Staff 43 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2,43 Pep Club 8,32 Y-Teen 8,1,2,33 La Cofradia Occi- dental 4. . W' , Q 1 Gig' .AWJ my 'bww 5 AU ' q . E , 3 :VW 3. Ju? Wi. W' 1 M415 WV' ff? flvq twiki? ALFRED PERRY ASHFORD Band 43 Senior Choir 43 Senior Qrehestra Inter-High Band 13 Track 43 Wrestling 4. KATHLEEN ANN ATER West High- Day 35 Occident News Staff 2,3,45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3,45 Music Council 45 Pep Club 8,1,2,3,45 Y-Teen 1,2,45 Advisory Committee 25 Cheerleader 1,3,45 House of Rep- resentatives 15 Les Aspirants 3,45 Swimming 8, 1,25 Volleyball 8,15 Badminton 8,15 Ping-Pong 2. 1 BABE West High Day 8,1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 2,3,45 Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teen 8,3,45 Drama Club 45 Inter-Junior Choir 8,15 Service Corps 45 Swimming 8. BEVERLY JUNE BARTH West High Day 35 F.N.A. 2,3,45 Senior Orchestra l,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Y-Teen 2,45 House of Rep- resentatives 25 Red Cross Representative 25 Water Ballet 3 BEVERLY A. BELL Y-Teen 35 Volleyball 8,15 Basketball 1,25 Ping Pong 8,15 Softball 1,2. 1 JOYCE MAY BACON West High Day 2,35 Occident News Staff 2,45 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Advisory Commit- tee 25 Service Corps 45 House of Representatives 45 Scholarship Rating 8,1,2,3,45 Les Aspirants 3,45 Swimming 1. DIANE BELLINGER Y-Teen 15 Volleyball 15 Badminton 15 Basketball 15 Golf 45 Tennis 4. GAIL A. BENNETT Pep Club 15 Scholarship Rating 1. x GAIL CATHERINE BLAKE Office Aide 1,43 Swimming 8,19 Bowling 8g Soft- ball lg Track lg Tumbling 2. MARY BERGER West High Day 3,45 Annual Staff 43 Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Inter-High Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Water Ballet 1. JOAN A. West High Day 2,3,4g F.T.A. 39 National Honor Society 3,4g Annual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 45 Band 1,25 Pep Club 35 Y-Teen 3,4g Executive Council 4g Advisory Committee 25 Service Corps 4g House of Representatives 2,3,4g Optimates 3,4. 4 A vs ls-J x 'FFQV , J: 'x N ' . . BARBARA BOCK 'N it li' '1-19 f XV Q JN V. . 1 .3 ' lx 1, F xl V Q , K Y 'A , ' ' 'Xl ' f' ,V B .-:' :I 1' 5 'A' ' ,gf ' 1 ROBERT H. BOOTH Band lg Pep Club 15 Service Corps 4. MELODY M. BOSS West High Day 25 Occident News Staff 2,3,45 Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 2,35 Y-Teen 8,25 Inter-High Choir 3,45 Red Cross Representative 15 Les Aspirants 45 Badminton 15 Golf l. PATRICIA ANN BOTTONI Annual Stall 45 Occident News Staff 3,45 Office Aide l,2,3,45 Banking Representative 35 Red 'Cross Representative 25 Softball 2. THOMAS E. BOULTER ROXANNE T. BOWHALL WARREN F. BRANDOW, III Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,45 Baseball 25 Track 15 Swimming 2,3,45 Football 253,4. SHARON LEE BRESLER West High Day 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Stal? 45 Pep Club 15 Y-Teen 25 Advisory Committee 15 Majorettes 3,45 House of Repre- sentatives 35 Swimming 15 Volleyball 1. -aww Q-.Jn RICHARD BRIDGEMAN Baseball 45 Basketball 4. THOMAS E. BRONSON West High Day l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 35 Theta West Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Executive Council 45 S.A. Ohicer 45 Service Corps 45 House of Rep- resentatives l,2,3,45 Optimates 3,45 Baseball 1,2,45 Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball tlntramuralj 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,3. ' .Ns . t f ,, ' tn V, ' f'-22-rwi'G1:-EHS? 3!7 :Qi'3i F , M-+ I ssfigse 4 Z' N wrt .1 . :ryf'v3,2Si'iS 1 5 5 - S'i:' 1vffi 3-Ui-a ,. . - FREDERICK P. BRIENZI West High 3,45 Annual Staff 45 House of Rep- resentatives 2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Basketball flntramuralj 1,2. PAUL FREDERICK BRUCKHAUS West High Day 1,25 Band 2,3,45 Junior Choir 15 Music Council 35 Senior Orchestra 8,l,2,3,45 Beta West Hi-Y 35 Inter-Junior Choir 8,15 Track 25 Wrestling 2,45 Cross Country 2,35 lnter-High Orchestra 25 Banking Representative 8,l,2,3,4. BRIAN BRONE Track 8,l,25 'Wrestling tlntramuralj 8,1,2,35 Cross Country 8,1,2. ,JZ Zlyywj , yfsffqmvd , - ,ZWJA i ,kwvfwf J JZQ4 fa? 5.!eZfwfwffw6 JACAKWQ fnfffzyfgkdfue- -2 -4555644 25 5 W ff MARILYN JOAN RYANT N WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM West High Day 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Junior Choir 83 Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,43 Service Corps 43 Ho ROBERT F. BUTTERFIELD use of Representatives 8,1,43 Optimates 3,4Q Track 2,3,4Q Swimming 1,2Q Soccer 2,3,43 Bas- ketball 83 Intramural 8,3Q National Honor Society 4. St N re' 'u W MARIANNE BYRNE est High Day 43 Occident News Staff 1,22 Y-Teen 2,3,4. 'X FREDERICK JOSEPH BURKE Baseball 13 Track 2,3: Football 1,33 Wrestling 23 Cross Country 23 Basketball flntramuralj 1. J ULIANA CAMMARONO West High Day 1,23 Occident News Stal? l,2Q Junior Choir 8,1Q Senior Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 1. RONALD S. CARLISI Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 23 Theta West Hi-Y 23 Executive Council 43 Class Olicer 1,3,43 Service Corps 3,43 House of Representatives 23 Track I3 Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling lg National Honor Society 4. WIQQIUQ' NANCY L. CARSON Occident News Stall 83 Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 83 Y-Teen 8,l,33 Bad- minton 8. MARGARET CHAPIN West High Day 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Stall 43 Occident News Stall l,2,3,43 Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Banking Representative 8, 13 Library Aide 233,43 Book- store Stall 43 Social Studies Club 33 lnter-High Choir 3,43 La Cofradia Occidental 3,43 Volley- ball 23 Badminton l. ROGER CATLIN Jas in Baseball 2.3.49 Football 2. Rag JOHANNE ELLEN CHANDLER West High Day 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Occident News Staff 2,3343 Senior Choir 23 Advisory Committee 23 Drama Club 3,43 Les Aspirants 2,3,4. 31311314 Dfw it we 3 . 73 3. , fg2?3lQgi?33f3alpa??3T3 42 0 H: D52 efaitgx. GERALDINE S. CHRISTMAN West High Day 2,33 Occidcnt News Staff 2,3,43 Ollice Aide 43 Junior Choir l3 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 233,43 Y-Teen 1,3343 Canteen Committee 3,41 Advisory Committee l,23 Cheer- leader 3,43 House of Representatives 3,41 La Cofradia Occidental 3,43 Swimming l,2,3,43 Bad- minton l3 Basketball 13 Softball 23 Tumbling 43 National Honor Society 4. KN RICHARD CIONITTI SHARON ANN CIRRI West High Day 43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 2,4Q Service Corps 43 Badminton 83 Bowling 8. SHERRILL ANN COLBURN F.N.A. 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 33 Pep Club 3,41 Y-Teen 2,43 House of Repre- sentatives 2,43 Basketball 23 Softball 13 Scholar- ship Rating 4. JAMES COLLINS Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,33 Trahic Squad 3,41 Soccer 43 Wrestling 2,4. PAUL K. COLLINS Stage Crew 43 Swimming l. NAN LOUISE COLLISTER Junior Choir 8,1Q Music Council 43 Senior Or- chestra 8,1,2,3,4Q Inter-High Orchestra l,2,3,4Q Y-Teen 8,13 Service Corps 43 Red Cross Repre- sentative 13 Les Aspirants 3,4. J OANN E CORSICA West High Day 8,2,3,43 G.A.A. Council 13 F.T.A. 43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Stal? 8,1,2,3,4: Band 1,2Q Junior Choir 13 Junior Orchestra 83 Senior Orchestra 13 Pep Club 8, 1,3,43 Y-Teen 23 Class OlTicer 23 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Inter-High Choir 23 Service Corps 43 House of Representa- tives 83 La Cofradia Occidental 33 Swimming 13 Volleyball 83 National Honor Society 4. N 'Q KAREN LEE COWELL Otlice Aide 43 Lunchroom Staff 3,43 Bowling 43 Tennis 2. SHARON LYNN DABBERT Swimming 1,23 Badminton l. SCOTT E. CRAYTON Banking Representative 3,43 Bowling 33 Basket- ball tlntramuralj 4. MARIJANE DALTON DIANE CULP Oecident News Staff 43 Oflice Aide 33 Senior Choir 43 La Cofradia Occidental 3,4. GLORIA ANNE D'ANNUNZIO West High Day 2,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Annual Staff 4 n Oeeiilent News Staff l,2,33 Y-Teen 8,2,3,43 Ad- visory Committee l,23 Service Corps 43 House oh Representatives 33 Les Aspirants 3,42 Volleybal 83 Badminton 83 Basketball 83 Ping Pong 8 Water Ballet I3 Pep Club l,2,3. West High Day 2,33 Annual Stuff 43 Occident News Slixil 43 Oilice Aide 43 Pep Club 43 Y-Teen '.!,3,43 Canteen Committee 23 Les Aspirants 3. SUSAN ELIZABETH DAVIS West High Day 1,3,45 G.A.A. Council 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Occident News Staff 2,35 Junior Choir 8,15 Sen- ior Choir 25 Banking Representative 8,1,2,3,45 RAUN Junior Council 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Class Officer 15 Drama Club 15 Service Corps 45 Scholarship Rating 3,45 Les Aspirants 45 Opti- mates 3,45 Advisory Committee 1,25 Social Studies Club 3,4. GARY W. DELEHANTY West High Day 3,45 Occident News Staff 35 Inter-High Band 1,25 Inter-High Orchestra 1,25 Canteen Committee 3,45 Inter-Junior Choir 8,15 Inter-Junior Orchestra 85 House of Representa- tives 45 Scholarship Rating 45 La Cofradia Oc- cidental 45 Football 45 Wrestling Untramuralj 4 Basketball Qlntramuralj 3,45 Volleyball LINDA JEAN DE GRAVE West High Day 3,45 F.T.A. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Advisory Committee 25 Cheerleader 45 Sibley's Fashion Board 25 For- man's Fashion Board 45 Service Corps 45 House of Representatives 3,45 Les Aspirants 3,45 Swim- ming 15 G.A.A. Council 1. MICHAEL DE PREZ West High Day 45 Pep Club 15 Football 25 Bas- ketball 8, 1,2,3,45 Wrestling llntramurali 3,4. DENNIS E. DE GROOT West High Day 2,3,45 F.T.A. 25 Annual Staff 45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3,45 Pep Club 45 Theta West Hi-Y 3,45 Service Corps 45 Track 1,25 Soccer 25 Basketball flntramurall 8. PHYLLIS DE SIMONE ,Swimming 8,15 Volleyball 8,15 Basketball 8,1,25 Softball HARVEY DE SINO Track 13 Football 83 Wrestling l,2,3,43 Basketball Qlntramuralj 3. . 1-'dj bla fm! fo, M3250 Aff' W ,L ELAINE MARIE DE VITT Bowling 33 Senior Choir 3. AM if ,lwgjxff .L 'C A My W7 W W W ANN MARIE DICESARE West High Day 2,3,43 Occident News Staff 43 Oflice Aide 3,43 Banking Representative 1,23 Pep Club 3,43 Y-Teen 2,3,4Q Service Corps 4g Red Cross Representative 23 Swimming 8,1,23 Volley- ball 8,12 Badminton 8,11 Basketball 83 Ping Pong Softball 8,12 Golf 8,1,23 Track 83 Water CAROL W. DEVOS West High Day I,2,3,4Q F.T.A. 3,41 Annual Stuff 43 Occident News Staff 1,2,3,43 Senior Choir 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4Q Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Canteen Committee 2,33 Advisory Committee 13 Drama Club I,2Q Cheerleader 2,3,43 Service Corps 43 House of Representatives 1,23 La Cofradia Occidental 2,32 Swimming I,2,4Q Badminton 13 Tennis lg Water Ballet 2,4. J SHARON ANNE DOOLEY F.T.A. 43 Annual Stalf 43 Majorettes 43 Optil mates 4' Golf 1' West High Day 4. 1 PATRICIA ANNA DIPERNA Annual Stall 43 Occident News Staff 23 Pep Club 3' Y-Teen 2 4' Scholarship Rating Committee 4. X NANCY ANN DORSEY F.T.A. 15 Y-Teen 1,4. REYNELDA F. DOWE West High Day 45 Annual Staff 45 Band l,2,35 Majorettes 45 Scholarship Rating l,2,3,45 Opti- mates 45 Swimming 15 Volleyball l. A, l .5 X ,Ui'i'?, T V, M I Y -. 1 ty xi THOMAS E. DRUM West High Day 3,45 Theta West Hi-Y 3,45 Serv- ice Corps 45 Swimming 25 Soccer 3,4. , Nitro-. 'LU' ' ' 'Nj ' ,'wfsX'J J ww f VP' W ,X J V' JFS 5. ,lg xi' 'N Jr fi Sw X W wk 1: , ful I -1 - is W 5 5 'G 'Q ty gn -' f 'Yi .li f-YIXQU :ui J MLW 935 5. to 4 ,ms ., C xi.. ff I HW- willy .qw F 5, W X , - + c X ws- , p . qv-,Qi 5. 5 5 , it A ,M ,A x t fl , -49 , 1 if 5 lt, it 1 A .mm 5, E3 it . f v 5 f , 1, rf L - r tu W X iw ' P A tv in we xi x ,a xi W , M +I Q., fi 1' xt :ef N, V ,JJ A, Ip ref' i5st'5 t. .ff M , f K N 1 : V- N , 1- . :J XX., i N. , 1 ,Y M hx nf, 5, -WJ to-y .ty , A A Lf if ly U 1 ji J, 3 -Aw ai at I' ' V x Q. , 2, ty , n KARLIS DZENIS Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 45 Senior Orchestra 85 Inter-High Orchestra 85 Track 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. DOROTHY LOUISE EVERETT MARIS M. DZENIS Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Orchestra 85 House of Representatives 2,45 Les Aspirants 35 Basketball 354. KATHLEEN M. FARRELL Senior Choir 3g Bowling 4 Annua1,Staff 43 Bowling 3,43 Golf 15 Tennis 1. DAVID J. FEASEL JUDITH FISHBAUGH Occident News Staff 41 Audio-Visual Corps 3. Y-Teen 8,l,2g La Cofradia Occidental 4. LEONA C. FITZGERALD West High Day 43 Library Aide 4: House of Representatives 3. X715 ,fzfcffc 8 4 -ff , 46536 BEVERLY ANN FORD F.N.A. 3,4g Audio-Vxsual Corps 3,4. West Choir FORD Pep Club lg House of Representatives 8, Gym- nastics 1,2. Stage KENNETH FRANCIS RICHARD FRANCIS Audio-Visual Corps 8,I,2,3,4g Trailic Squad Swimming 2,3,4g Tennis 3,43 ,WW 6 ,aff f as WWW' QQMW Qwffff , MJ' fVf'ifleQ i if xv f 'Ui ' I' ' r' ff J ,f- f If ff ,f If .- ' I!! Q 'ff r - ' ff suv.-ff' KATHLEEN E. FRANTZ West High Day l,2,3,4g F.N.A. 2,3,4g Oflice Aide lg Banking Representative 8,13 Y-Teen 8,l,2g Majotetles 3,41 La Cofradia Occidental 2,33 Swimming 8,l,2g Bowling 8,15 Softball 8,15 Truck 83 Tumbling l,2. SUSAN J. FREEHAFER Junior Orchestra 83 Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Inter-High Orchestra 3,43 Y-Teen 8,1Q House of Representatives 13 Optimates 3,4. RICHARD FRIDAY West High Day 2,3,4Q Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,43 Class Ofhcer 23 Canteen Committee 23 Advisory Committee 1,21 Service Corps 43 House of Rep- resentatives 33 Track 33 Football 3,43 Wrestling 43 Basketball Qlntramuralj 33 Volleyball llntra- murall 3. MARLENE GAGE Senior Choir 4. JANET M. GALLIPEAU Social Studies Club 33 Les Aspirants 43 Bowling LINDA LOU GARRETT West High Day 3,43 F.T.A. 33 Annual Staff 43 Library Aide 2,33 Les Aspirants 3,43 Swimming 23 Bowling 33 Golf 13 Tennis 1. THOMAS J. GARVIE ELIZABETH JANE GERKEN Office Aide 45 Swimming 1. JUDITH GERWICKS Band 15 Swimming 1. KAREN MARLENE GEYER West. High Day 45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Stall 45 Y-Teen 25 Scholarship Rating 3,45 Les Aspirants 45 Swimming 1,25 Volleyball 25 Bowling 3,45 Tennis 45 Water Ballet 2. CAROLYN ACKERSON GIFFORD Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Y-Teen 8,15 Swimming 15 Volleyball I5 Basketball l. DENNIS EDGAR GIFFORD Track l,2. W9 TERRY D. GILES Pep Club 25 Scholarship Rating 35 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 Soccer 2,3,45 Basketball flntramuralb 1,25 Wrestling Qlntramuralj 35 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA JEANNE GLEICHAUF West High Day 2,3,4g F.N.A. 43 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 2,43 Office Aide 43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Y-Teen 2,3,4g Social Studies Club 33 Serv- ice Corps 45 Swimming lg Volleyball lg Bad- minton l. . 4 F, 4 155' 3, ' x. KATHRYN A. GOOLD CAROLYN L. GLENWRIGHT Occident News Staff 1,2,4g Y-Teen 1,2,3,4g Volley- ball lg Badminton lg Basketball lg Ping Pong 1. MARY JEAN GRAMLICH MARTIN W. GOLDEN, JR. Band 1,25 Science Club 3g Swimming 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL T. GRAVES West High Day 2,3, Annual Stall' 49 La Cofradia Occidental 33 Tennis 2,3,4g National ' Honor Society 4. M Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 2,3,4g Book- store Staff 43 Swimming 8g Bowling 45 Track 2 JUDITH ANN GRAVETT F.N.A. 35 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,35 Y-Teen 25 Swimming 25 Basketball 2. JOAN GRESENS F.N.A. 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Orchestra 85 Senior Orchestra 45 Pep Club 25 Y-Teen 3,45 Cheer- leader 25 Swimming 8,1,25 Volleyball 8,15 Bad- minton 8,l5 Basketball 8,15 Ping Pong 8,15 Soft- ball 8,l5 Soccer 8,15 Water Ballet 8,l. is 3, e, L. ROBERT GRIMS West High Day 2,3,45 Theta West Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,45 Service Corps 45 House of Rep- resentatives I5 Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 45 Soc- cer 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 National Honor So- ciety 4. , A I WW! 121. F154 CONSTANCE GRIPPO F.N.A. 45 Junior Choir 15 Lunchroom Staff 3,45 Badminton 8. JOHN WILLIAM HAAG QW!! Mk JUDITH ROBERTA HAAG F.T.A. 45 La Cofradia Occidental 25 Badminton 85 Basketball 8. me M fig jg! QQ, N W KATHLEEN N. HAAG Senior Choir 4. JUDITH ELAINE HAMMOND Band l,2,3,43 Senior Orchestra 2,3,4Q Optimates 43 Swimming 2. 3 1 3 so THOMAS G. HAMM DONALD P. HAGGSTROM West High Day 8,l,2,3,4Q Theta West Hi-Y l,2,33 Service Corps 43 Golf 43 Swimming Clntramuralb 83 Soccer 3,43 Wrestling flntramuralj 2,33 Bas- ketball flntramuralj 8,1,2Q Volleyball flntra- rnuralj 1,2. West High Day 8,l,2,3,43 Theta West Hi-Y 3,43 Audio-Visual 83 Service Corps 43 Red Cross Representative 2,3,43 Scholarship Rating 8,1,2,3,43 Soccer 2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANNE HARMON Occident News Staff 2,33 Office Aide 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,33 Majorettes 43 Red Cross Representa- tive 2,33 Swimming l,2,33 Bowling 2,31 Water Ballet 33 House of Representatives 33 Basketball lg West High Day 4. PAMELA JEAN HARMON West High Day 33 F.N.A. 33 Occident News Staff l,2,3,4Q Oflice Aide 43 Pep Club l,2,33 Ex- ecutive Council 43 Class Ofhcer 23 S.A. Oflicer 43 Canteen Committee l,2,3,4Q Advisory Com- mittee l,2Q Cheerleader 23 Service Corps 43 House of Representatives 4g Swimming 1. 13 , JOHN HARRIGAN West High Day 2,3,43 Theta West Hi-Y 2,3343 Service Corps 43 Scholarship Rating 33 Basket- ball 2,3,4. KAROLINA HASLER West High Day 43 Junior Choir 13 Junior Or- chestra 83 Y-Teen 83 Inter-High Choir 2,3,43 Inter-Junior Choir 83 Scholarship Rating 8,13 Les Aspirants 3,4. JAMES K. HARRIS West High Day 2,3,43 Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,43 Executive Council 83 Class Officer 83 Service Corps 3,4Q House of Representatives 33 Scholar- ship Rating 33 Baseball 3,43 Football 2,3,4Q Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4. DONALD H. HAUSSLER West High Day 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Band 1,2343 Drama Club 33 Service Corps 43 Les Aspirants SARA HARRIS F.T.A. 43 Les Aspirants 4g Badminton 4. EDWARD HEIL West High Day 3,4Q Baseball 43 Golf 4g Swim- ming 4. 3,42 Soccer 2,3,43 Wrestling 2,3,4Q Basketball flntramuralb l. ROBERT W. HICKS West High Day 8,1,2,3,43 Theta West Hi-Y 3,43 Advisory Committee 23 Scholarship Rating 2,33 Swimming tlntramuralj 132,33 Basketball tlntra- muralsj 1,2,3. ROBERT A. HOLBEN Junior Choir 13 Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,33 Traf- fic Squad 8,13 Swimming 1,2. BURTON J. HINKLEY LINDA JANE HOKE West High Day 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 2,3,43 Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Y-Teen 8,2,3,43 Scholarship Rating 8,1,2,3,43 La Cofradia Occidental 33 Swimming 83 Badminton 8,13 National Honor Society 4. SALLY ANNE HOLLIS West High Day l,2,3,4Q G.A.A. Council 8,1,3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Stalf 2,3,43 Band 1,23 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 3,43 Music Council 2,41 Junior Orchestra 83 Sen- ior Orchestra 23 Inter-High Band 1,23 Pep Club 43 Y-Teen 3,41 Class Officer 83 Advisory Com- mittee 1,21 Drama Club 13 House of Representa- tives 8,l,3,43 Swimming 83 Volleyball 83 Badmin- ton 8,13 National Honor Society 4. 4 ,,7,,,, ,, , , , i ' SHERRILL J. HOLDREDGE West High Day 2,3,43 Occident News Staff 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,33 Y-Teen 1,2,3,43 Class Olhcer 23 Service Corps 4. , ,...,.a....-M, .ng '...hl I' :N K ze we LINDA L. HOPKINSS J Oflice Aide l,2,3,4Q Bowling 2,3. LINDA C. HOTCHKISS ,Junior Choir 8,lQ Senior Choir 2,3,43 Scholarship Rating l,2Q La Cofradiu Occidental 3,41 Swim- ming 83 Badminton 83 National Honor Society 4. no BARBARA ANN HOPPE F.T.A. 43 Office Aide 83 Junior Choir 8,11 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Pep Club 43 Y-Teen 8,lQ Red Cross Representative 23 Swimming 2,33 Badminton 2. RUTH JANE HORSTMAN Office Aide 3. J. WILLIAM T. HOUWERS Soccer 4. DONNA L. HUFF F.N.A. 43 Swimming 1. sw ste . MARY ELLEN HUFF Annual Stuff 45 Occident News Staff 45 Office Aide 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Library Aide 1,2,3,45 Social Studies Club 35 Drama Club 15 House of Representatives 25 Red Cross Representative l,2,35 Swimming l,4. LUCILLE J. IRVIN Office Aide 4. ROBERT HUFF Beta West Hi-Y 3,45 Wrestling Qlntramuralj 35 Volleyball tlntramuralj 3. JAMES HUGHES La Cofradia Occidental 45 Basketball 3. FREDERICK JANETTE , Wrestling tlntramuralj .LQ K . J -5 ,i , 5' 5552 aQJ,,,O?v.o wv,,i?f..U,,dJ, .ilu ,J iii J!! GW Q11-'lf' , L mix '!,WAlr,i LU fp! XJ' flfvlj ifdyy if WJ, UQ. 'bg f lag... 1341. - lf Hui ,T ,5A0AYf-yay' 1 Nfl ww MM, J eff' ,xx fl qi, rf '1 3 20 ,ijt QW' PQ fo W ' 0 'L -7 VJQQQWMLV A4 XKZVIUV -, L. Pm 560 'ly ,f , :il ' f .ul-'V .4M.yW W, SUSAN ELLEN JENKINS Occident News Staff 35 Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 25 Pep Club 8,3,45 Y-Teen 85 Class Oflicer 85 Drama Club 2. AR LINDA JEWELL W , igh Day 2,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occi nt News Staif 45 Junior Choir 15 Pep Club 45 B kstore Staff 3,45 Drama Club 45 Inter- High Choir 2,3,45 Les Aspirants 3,4. JAMES C. KIEHLE National Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Music Council 2,45 Senior Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Inter-High Band 1,2,3,45 Service Corps 45 Scholarship Rat- ing 1,25 Optimates 3,45 Baseball l,3,45 Soccer 3,45 Cross HOWARD KEVIN JOHNSON Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 45 Pep Club 45 Class Officer 45 Science Club 45 Service Corps 45 National Honor Society 4. DONALD V. KING Band 8,1,2,3,45 Music Council 35 Senior Orches- tra 8,l,2,3,45 Inter-High Band l,2,3,45 Inter-High Orchestra 3,45 National Honor Society 4. CAROL J. KENT F.N.A..3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 35 Junior Choir 15 Pep Club 13 y.-I-een 34. Sc-holarship Rating 8,l,25 Badminton 85 Swifn: ming 8,l,25 Basketball 8. DONALD P. KINGSTON West High Day 8,1,2,3,45 Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,45 Executive Council 1,45 Class Officer 1,35 S.A. Otficer 45 Advisory Committee 8,1,25 Service Corps 45 House of Representatives 45 Track 1,25 Soccer 3,43 Basketball tlntramuralb 8,1,25 Vol- leyball Llntramurall 1,25 National Honor Society 4. MARJORIE SUE KINGSTON F.T.A. 35 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 45 Office Aide 45 Track 15 Water Ballet 3,4. CAROL LEE KLEIN F.N.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Lunch- room Staff 3. JOANNE SIGNE KOLTHOFF West High Day 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 45 Y-Teen 1,25 Canteen Committee 15 Les Aspirants 2,35 Swimming 1. ai ROBERT A. KUEHL WILLIAM LAMBERT Wrestling flntramuralb 2,3. X ,Ni XI! ,. 5 5 2 ,i W li had . il' I 5 JOYCE NIARY LAWN . Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 2,45 Volleyball 8,1,25 Basketball 8,1,25 Bowling 35 Softball 1,25 Soccer 1,25 Track 1. tt N PRISCILLA MAY LEADLEY West High Day 2,35 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Stnh' 2,3,4g Jun- ior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 23 Pep Club 4: Y-Teen 3,43 Canteen Committee 2,3,4g Drama Club 2,3,4g Inter-High-Choir 2.3,4g Red Cross Representative 33 Scholarship Rating 23 Opti- mates 3,4, Swimming 85 Badminton 8,l. PEGGY LEE Swimming 8, l,2. FRANCES I. LEIBERT V II,IDlTHf ELAINE LILLY RICHARD A. LITTLE PATRICIA A. LITZENBERGER West High Day 1,23 Occident News Stall' 2, Junior Choir 8.1: Scnior Choir 2,3,43 Advisory Committee 83 Scholarship Rating 8,l,2,4g Softball W Xxx . FRANCES L. LOUSLEY Annual Staff 45 Senior Choir 45 Library Aide 3,45 Bookstore Staff 3,4g Social Studies Club 39 Inter-High Choir 4g La Cofradia Occidental 3,45 Swimming 8. ROBERT W. LUEHM KEMSEY J. MACKEY West High Day 43 Annual Staff 43 Junior Choir 13 Inter-high Choir 23 Les Aspirants 3,4Q Bowl- ing 4. F.T.A. 43 X at z EVA LOUISE MAC LENNAN West High Day 43 Occident News Staff 43 Office Aide 43 Junior Choir 8,lQ Senior Choir 2,41 Y- Teen 3,43 Inter-Junior Choir 8,12 Swimming 33 Volleyball l,2,3,43 Badminton 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Ping Pong 3,42 Softball 1,2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,33 Golf 43 Tennis 3,43 Tumbling 3. ROBERT L. MAIER West High Day 23 Band 1,2,3,43 Senior Orches- tra 43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Soccer 2,3,43 Basketball 2,43 Clntramuralj 1,33 Volleyball 33 National Honor Society 4. CAROL ANN MANNARA West High Day 3,43 Occident News Staff 33 Pe Club 3,43 Y-Teen 3,43 Drama Club 43 Service Corps 4. M201 NANCY J. MANZOLATI West High Day 2,3,43 Basketball 1. DONNA MARKEL it tx qmtwivmgll A I Q' A , Ng, k N RV X I X M vu 1 XV? with lv , MX f X U .fv . 47 ' '- i X Q yt! N . f lx Ky W Ni'-milf my it QS ' M Nx X ww 4 MLW K - Nw iv' ' ' A w is if FRANC MATUSZENSKI West High Day 33 Track 3g Football 4g Wres- tling 35 Basketball Untramurall lg Volleyball CIntramuralJ 3g GORDON MARTIN Theta West Hi-Y 2,3,4g Executive Council 43 Service Corps 49 Scholarship Rating 33 Track 3g Soccer l,2,'3,4g Wrestling flntramurall 1,2,3,4. SHEILA JEAN MATTES Annual Staff 45 Les Aspirants 4. BEVERLY JANE MCCARTHY Occident News Staff 35 Office Aide 2g Lunch- room Staff 25 Bowling 4. DONNA J. MAXWELL West High Day 3,4g Les Aspirants 3,4. THOMAS MCKAY ELIZABETH ANN MERRILL West High Day 43 F.N.A. 3,45 Band l,2,4g Y- Teen 25 Drama Club 43 Scholarship Rating 23 Les Aspirants 3,45 National Honor Society 4. EEE DIANE JOAN MEWS Occident News Staff 3,43 Badminton 3. 'A QQ. Qjwlf Ufkpv 'K ' All , My rf xxlx Qp'-XFi3fXi 'CJQ -nik lb ANN wwwjilikf' UW og ' GAIL MITCHELL West High Day 35 Office Aide 33 Y-Teen 8,l,2 La Cofradia Occidental 45 Bowling 4. JOSEPH FRANCIS MILES Occident News Staff 45 Junior Choir 8,lg Senior Choir 2: Audio-Visual Corps 1,2,3,4g Traliic Squad l,2,3,4g Inter-High Choir 25 Stage Crew 3,4g Service Corps 33 House of Representatives 3g Les Aspirants 3,4g National Honor Society 4. ROBERT MOORE West High Day 2,33 Theta West Hi-Y 2,33 Gym- nastics Intramuralj 2 Track 1,2 3' Soccer 4 Q I . , S Wrestling Untramuralj 23 Basketball Clntra- muralj 1,2. JOHN DONALD MORRIS F.T.A. 3,43 Occident News Staff 2,31 Band 1,2,43 Junior Choir 83 Audio-Visual Corps 8,13 Ad- visory Committee 23 Optimates 4. EDWARD JOHN MOSHER West High Day 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Band 1,33 Music Council 43 Senior Orchestra l,2,3,43 Inter-High Orchestra 2g Standard Bearer 43 Gymnastics 23 Track 3,43 Wrestling Qlntra- muralj 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 43 Basketball flntra- murall 23 Cross Country 2,33 Social Studies Club 45 Science Club 3,43 Service Corps 4. tliwlff My J' W' DAVID M. MULEE Senior Choir 43 Audio-Visual Corps 2, ROBERT A. MUNGER Annual Staff 33 Occident News Staff 13 Office Aide 33 Lunchroom Staff 1,33 Science Club 8. BERNARD T. MURPHY West High Day 2,3,43 Track 23 Soccer Qlntra- muralb 3,43 Wrestling Clntramuralj 2,3,43 Bas- ketball Qlntramuralh 2,3,4. JAMES MUSSO West High Day 3,43 La Cofradia Occidental 3,4. MICHAEL NASELLO Stage Crew 35 La Cofradia Occidental 4. ALLEN CLIFFORD NASH Audio-Visual Corps 8,15 Social Studies Club 3, Scholarship Rating '8,l,2,3,4g La Cofradia Occi- dental 3,4g Baseball QManagerJ 33 Basketball Llntramurall 8,1,2,3g Volleyball 3,4g Baseball 43 National Honor Society 4. ff l f CAROL ANN NICHOLS LYNELL NEAL fi? THADDEUS G. NICE Audio-Visual Corps l,2,3,4g Swimming l,2,3,4. West High Day 35 Occident News Staff l,2,3g Pep Club lg Y-Teen 8,15 House of Representa- tives 2g La Cofradia Occidental 33 Badminton 85 Softball 89 National Honor Society 4. MARGARET EILEEN NUGENT F.T.A. 43 Library Aide 43 Social Studies Club 33 La Cofradia Occidental 43 Swimmingt43 Volley- ball l,2,3,43 Badminton 1,2,3,41 Basketball l,2, 3,43 Bowling 43 Ping Pong l,2,3,43 Softball 1,2, 3,43 Soccer 1,2,3,43 Golf 1,2Q Track 43 Tennis 1. CARLA RAE OLSON F.N.A. 43 Annual Staff 4g Occident News Staff 2,3,4Q Pep Club 23 Y-Teen 23 Red Cross Repre- sentative 23 National Honor Society 4. E. WILLIAM NYE West High Day 33 Beta West Hi-Y 23 Audio- Visual Corps 13 La Cofradia Occidental 33 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 Football 2,3,4Q Basketball 43 Volley- ball 3. CAROL ANN OLIVER F.N.A. 43 Senior Choir 3,4. JEROME P. O'NEILL, IR. West High Day 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff 3,43 Occident News Staff 3,43 Audio-Visual Corps 8,1,2,3,43 Social Studies Club 3,43 Traffic Squad 2,3,43 Stage Crew 43 Drama Club 43 Red Cross Representative 2,3,43 Scholarship Rating 8,I,2,3,4Q Optimates 3,4. CATHELYN EVELINE OUDEMANS G.A.A. Council 43 Annual Staff 43 Senior Choir 43 Teenage Diplomat 43 Y-Teen 43 House of Representatives 43 Les Aspirants 43 Pep Club 4. ELLEN V. PARKER West High Day 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Occident News Staff 4g Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Music Council 4g Y-Teen 2,3,43 Service Corps 43 Les Aspirants 3,4. JOYCE PARRONE Office Aide 3,43 Volleyball 8,13 Basketball 8,1,23 Softball 8,l,2. ARTHUR G. PASTOR, JR. Band 43 Senior Orchestra 43 Inter-High Band 4 Rb M4 I xx lv 'iiilgwjx KAW .fl Y i rj 'Y ,X K F Qu if lar, I My . iff' sys! Y JJVSIJ mal ff all 3 .AY V I if jj F DONALD E. PATCHIN V West High Day 3,41 La Cofradia Occidental 3,43 Golf 3,43 Basketball ilntramuralj 8,l,2,3,4 JOHN F. PHILLIPS JACK WILLIAM PFAUDLER West High Day 3,43 Theta West Hi-Y 3,43 Serv- ice Corps 43 House of Representatives 43 Track 2,3,43 Football 4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4. CAROL JANE PIAZZA West High Day 3,43 Occident News Staff 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,4g Service Corps 43 Red Cross Representative 2. JOHN L. PIECHOTA Golf 43 Track 3g Cross Country 35 Basketball Qintramurall 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 3,4. KENNETH PIERLEONI West High Day lg Audio-Visual Corps 1 JOAN MARIE PILKINGTON West High Day 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,4g Annual Stall 4g Occident News Staff 3,49 Y-Teen 23 Service Corps 43 House of Represent- atives 8,l,2,3g Scholarship Rating 8,1,2g La- Cofradia Occidental 3,4. GALE M. POLITO Y Teen 8,l. ALFRED PRESS Junior Choir 85 Tralfic Squad 2. VIRGINIA MAE PRITCHARD West High Day 2,35 Junior Choir 1,25 Senior Choir 3,45 Music Council 45 Banking Representa- tive 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Y-Teen 35 Inter-Junior Choir 8,l. CAROL PUPATELLI Occident News Stal? 45 Office Aide 4. ELIZABETH A. PROCTOR JOHN WILLARD PRUYNE West High Day 3,45 Junior Choir 15 Track 25 Wrestling 2,3,4. I F T rf r . 'ZLL F iii? kai I '5 4 Jsscififf-QQ . 0 12 -- 2. gf?-Q WARREN GAIL E. RATH West High Day 25 F.N.A. 3,45 Occident News Staff 3,45 Band 15 Pep Club 2,45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Service Corps 45 Les Aspirants 4. SHEILA RILEY West High Day 1,22 F.N.A. 2,3,43 Office Aide 33 Banking Representative 83 Pep Club 3,43 Y-Teen 8,lQ Red Cross Representative 1,2,33 La Cofradia Occidental l,2,33 Track l. JOHN A. ROBINSON Football 13 Wrestling 2g Basketball llntramuralj VALERIE KAY ROBINSON PATRICIA ANN ROMBERG Occident News Staff 8,l,2,45 Junior Choir 8,15 west High Day 2,3,4, occidem News staff 2,3,4g Senior Choir 2,35 Pep Club 8,l,25 Y-Teen 8. Pep Club 2,45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Advisory Commit- A. ROGERS A ual taff 15A Bad,-i ton 1. r , lr, . , d,Twj4J1f f ld GMM CLC , l Q I f emi 5 illegal i will rf QQ NU - ,WM tee 25 Service Corps 45 Volleyball 1. West Service muralj ERIC J. Day 2,3,45 45 Soccer Hi-Y 2,3,45 Clntra- PATRICIA ANNE SALE Annual Staff 3,45 Occident News Stal? l,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Optimates 3,45 Swimming 1,25 Volley- ball 2' Basketball 1' Tennis 2' Water Ballet 12' National Honor Society 4. J UDITH M. SANDERSON Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Swimming 85 Softball 8,l. f :A-' X C g J 'cf Q 935 MARY ANN SCHAEFFER F.N.A. 33 Swimming 2. Af 3 'fr CAROLE L. SCHARDT PATRICIA A. SCHARDT Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2,3,4g Banking Representative 2,3g Swimming 1. 4,66 , fi' , -' I , ff , , f fy f f 5852553 Footlfaii S llntra-N MARIE A. SCIARABBA Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 4g Swimming 85 Badminton l. MARY JANE SHEEHAN West High Day 43 F.T.A. 4g Occident News Staff 45 Band 3,43 Music Council 43 Senior Orchestra 3,43 Pep Club 43 Y-Teen 3,45 Service Corps 4. .Q GARY F. SHEPARD West High Day 45 Pep Club 45 Beta West Hi-Y 3,45 Scholarship Rating 35 Track l,2,3,45 Gym- nastics l: Football 2,3,45 Basketball fManagerJ 3. MARY SHEPARD VIRGINIA LEE SICK West High Day 3,45 F.T.A. 25 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Service Corps 45 Swimming 85 Volleyball 85 Badminton 85 Occident News Staff 3,45 Pep Club 4. JAMES R. SIGGELOW Tfamfl Squad 3.45 Wrestling flntramuralj 2,35 Basketball flntramuralj 2,3. rt it f 'lfo'-4' C42 O14-2 ,E-,wa 114,11 at ,g,,,,,M,,, 47,044 112 C1 qmfvf by G-on-Jfevdl 0-45114 lids:-4 fe 0 fff QTIAQ Vedder? CYNTHIA ANNE SHUMWAY West High Day l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,45 Y-Teen 8,l,2,3,45 Advisory Committee 8,15 Serv- ice Corps 45 House of Representatives 2,3,45 Les Aspirants 3,45 Volleyball 8,1. MARK H. SILLAY Annual Staff 45 Occident News Staff 45 Band 45 Volleyball 1,3,4. SANDRA L. SIMMONS F.T.A. 43 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Stah' 43 Y-Teen 43 Advisory Committee 13 Service Corps 43 Red Cross Representative 33 Volleyball 2,33 Basketball l,2,3g Bowling 83 Softball l,2. ph... 'GN BECKY JEANNE SMITH F.T.A. 3,43 Annual Stalf 43 Occident News Staff ROGER B. SMITH Beta West Hi-Y 3,43 House of Representatives l3 Swimming 2,33 Wrestling ilntramurall 2,3Q Bas- ketbull lntrwmurull 2 3 SUSAN M. SIMMONS Red Cross Representative 1. , ...,.... 49WNi...... 3,43 Office Aide 33 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2,33 Les Aspirants 43 Volleyball I,2,3Q Badmin- ton 3,43 Basketball I,2,3,4Q Ping Pong 33 Softball l,2,3,43 Soccer 1,2,3. SANDRA ANN SMITH THEODORE J. SOLAREK West High Day 43 Pep Club 23 House of Rep resentatives 3' Baseball 23 Golf 43 Football 2. 'r 1 Senior Choir 2 3 4' Pep Club 83 Junior Choi 3 . , , La Cofradiu Occidental 33 Basketball 8. JVM WIN ROBERT SPARKLIN West High Day 2,3,4g Junior Choir 8,13 Banking Representative 8,1,2,3,4g Inter-Juniors Choir 8,1g Red Cross Representative 2,35 Scholarship Rat- ing 2,3,4. ' VIRGINIA ANN SPENCER West High Day l,2,3,4g Occident News Staff 1,2,4g Junior Choir 8,13 Pep Club 3, Y-Teen l,2,3g Class Officer lg Canteen Committee 2: Majorettes 8,1,2g House of Representatives 29 Swimming 8,l,2,3g Tennis 23 Water 'Ballet 3. BERNARD J. SPILLMAN 2 F I-1 ni , . ' , -r, ,1 , ff , J 1, DWG I'xXL,'A BT FUJI 1L,'A'1 f 'le ,Ilia P B , , 1, if' 1 U R U il. ,mmf ,. if 21, 54, ffl' V1 1 fl 1,4 I 'ny felis.: T 1 2' E4 1 . 1 SUZANNE SPITZ l ,Y, ,U x EV LEE STARKEN , Qtliee Aide 3,45 Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Chixfrl 5,451 Lunchroom Staff 1. 1, , ,f-,, 1 f I, 1 , 1 .id ,I Ht is .4, gif I Y 53: 1 ,. ROBERT F. STATT SAM STEFANIDES West High Day 3,43 Junior Choir 8,12 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Inter-High Choir 23 Inter-Junior Choir 83 House of Representatives 3g Red Cross Representative 23 Baseball 8,13 Soccer 2,3,43 Bas- ketball llntramuralj 2,32 Volleyball flntra- murall 2. NANCY LYNNE STEIN F.N.A. 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43'0cci- dent News Staff 3,43 Junior Choir 13 Banking Representative 3,4Q Inter-High Choir 33 Les Aspirants 3,4. CAROL ANNE STEWART West High Day 33 F.N.A. 43 Occident News Staff 43 Pep Club 3,41 Y-Teen 2,3,43 Class Officer 33 Cheerleader 3,4Q service Corps 43 House of Representatives 33 Optimates 3,43 National Honor Society 4. 3 ggi, j JJ SYDNEY ANNE West High Day 2,3,43 G.A.A. Council 23 Junior Choir 8,13 Music Council 3,4 Orchestra 8,l,2,3,43 Inter-High Orchestra Y-Teen 8,3,43 Executive Council 43 2,3,43 Inter-High Choir 23 lnter-Junior Service Corps 43 House of Les Aspirants 3,43 Swimming LW093 MARILYN J. SUTTON West High Day 33 Annual Staff 4g Oflice Aide 1,43 Bookstore Staff 43 Bowling 3,4. I i FRANCES SWIFT West High Day 43 Annual Stalf 43 Oflice Aide 23 Banking Representative l3 Pep Club 43 Les Aspirants 43 Bowling 2,43 Soccer 23 Tennis 2,42 Modern Dance 4 BARBARA SHARON TAFF West High Day 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff 3,4Q Occident News Staff 1,2,33 Pep Club 2,3Q Red Cross Representative 23 Scholarship Rating 3,4Q Swimming 132,33 Opti- mates 3,4. SHARON JOYCE THOMPSON West High Day 2,3,43 F.N.A. 43 Occident News Stuff 3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Music Council 43 Banking Representative 1,22 Pep Club 2,3,43 Y- Teen 23 Canteen Committee 2.3,-43 Advisory Committee 1,23 Cheerleader 3,4. GARY L. TREZISE West High Day 2,3g Band 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2g Swimming l,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. GAIL M. TYLER Office Aide 2. WILLIAM H. TYLER, J R. West High Day 3,4g Theta West Hi-Y 3,43 Serv- ice Corps 43 Football 3,4. RICHARD ULP Annual Staff 4' Junior Choir 8,1, Au , ' d Corps 8,1,2,4g Traflic Squad 13 Track 2g ball Qlntramuralj 8 12 GEORGE F. West High Bowling 4 VAN DUSEN Squad 15 Track 1,2,4 Cross Country 3,4 . FREDERICK VAN STRYDONCK Service Corps 4. DONNA LEE WALKER West High Day 2,45 Occident News Staff 43 Pep Club 43 Y-Teen 2,3,43 Service Corps 45 Volley- ball 8 DORIS JANE VERBLAW Occident News Staff 45 Junior Choir 8,13 Senior Choir 2,3,4g Banking Representative 8,l,2,3,4g Pep Club 35 Red Cross Representative 33 Schol- arship Rating 8,1,2g Swimming lg Softball 8. iii . . BETSY WAGNER Majorettes 4. I fit , , . 9 l GARY D. WALKER Junior Choir 85 Swimming 2,3,4g Cross Country 2,3g National Honor Society 4. .ii ,,,, G. DELOS WALKER i Junior Choir 8,15 Theta West Hi-Y 3,49 Service Corps 43 Red Cross Representative 3, Scholar- ship Rating 8,l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4. JOHN DAHN WALRATH West High Day 3g Executive Council 3g Class Ohicer 2,39 Service Corps 43 Optimates 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 4. ,ROBERT D. WARREN Band 1,2,4g Soccer 2,3,4g Volleyball 1,4. , 5 V . . ln i BETTY ANNE WAUGH Annual Staff 4g Occident News Staff 1,2,4g Band 1,23 Pep Club 43 Swimming 39 Volleyball 23 Basketball lg Tennis 1. WILLIE WEAVER Track 25 Football 3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4. Basket- ball Qlntramuralh 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 2. ROBERT WEINHART Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 4. C MARILYN J. WELLS omce Aide 1,2,3,4. JAMES R. WERTH MAUREEN WHALEN CHARLES WHARITY Junior Choir 8,15 House of Representatives 8,25 Swimming flntramuralj 85 Football 1Manager7 3,4. a A. QQ, J if 659401 - L M57ZLcw. 1f'1+2f7?Zmfw - -ffm -lggg ,ZZ7Q447'7ZM4 ew aufcwux. -16551-iff!-V0 -im any 424 1 'Ai6a'gQf1lAfx S4 CAROL E. WHARTON West High Day 2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Statf 2,3,45 Junior Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 3,45 Senior Orchestra 8,15 Pep Club 45 Y-Teen 8,1,2,35 Executive Council 45 Bookstore Staff 3,45 Service Corps 45 House of CAROL DIANE WHITE West High Day 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Occident News Staff 2,3,45 Office Aide 1,45 Band 1,25 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Executive Council 45 S.A. Ofhcer 45 Canteen Committee 2,3,45 Cheerleaden Representatives 85 Les Aspirants 3,45 National Honor Society 4. 3,45 Service Corps 45 House of Representatives 45 Scholarship Rating 1,2,35 Les Aspirants 3,4. NANCY LEE WHEELE F.N.A. 3,45 Les Aspirants 4. MILDRED LOUISE WIGHT West High Day I,2,3,42 Annual Staff 43 Occident News Staff 233,43 Junior Choir 8,13 Music Council 3,43 Senior Orchestra 8,l,2,3,43 Inter- .A - R NANCY A. WILSON West High Day 33 F.T.A. 2,33 Occident News Staff 3,43 Ofiice Aide 23 Executive Council 43 Drama Club 3,42 Service Corps 43 Bowling 23 High Choir 2,33 Inter-Junior Orchestra 83 Serv- Q' ' ' National Honor Society 4. ice Corps 43 House of Representatives 23 Red SUSAN L, WILLIAMS Cross Representatives 33 Optimates 3,43 Na- m A-d 82. V ll b ll 12. B k tb ll 12. tional Honor Society 4g Inter-High Orchestra 13 g0,:Engl1.e ' ' 0 ey a ' ' as e a ' ' Pep Club 43 Y-Teen 3,4. PAUL S. WILSON West High Day l,2,43 Band 2,3,4Q Music Council 43 Junior Orchestra 83 Senior Orchestra 1,23 Inter-High Band 8,13 Pep Club 13 Class Officer 83 House of Representatives 13 Track 23 Wres- tling 2,33 Volleyball Qlntramuralj 33 Annual Staff 4. ROBERT H. WOODHALL West High Day l,2,3,43 Band 1,2,33 Music Coun- cil 2,33 Senior Orchestra 1,2,33 Inter-High Band 1,2,33 Theta-West Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Executive Coun- cil 2,43 Class Ofhcer 23 Canteen Committee 23 Inter-Junior Orchestra 83 Service Corps 43 Scholarship Rating l,2,3,43 Optimates 3,43 Base- ball 1,23 Track 33 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 23 National Honor Society 4. PENELOPE WOODWORTH Occident News Stal? 2,43 Office Aide 4. NADINE LEE WRIGHT Band 45 Senior Orchestra 3,45 Inter-High Band 3,45 Inter-High Orchestra 3,45 Audio-Visual Corps 45 La Cofradia Occidental 4. ROBERT W. YOUNG DIANE M. WUSNICK West High Day 25 Occident News Staff 25 Office Aide 45 Junior, Choir 8,15 Senior Choir 3,45 Pep Club 8,25 Y-Teen 15 Advisory Committee 85 lnter4High Choir 25 House of Representatives 15 Swimming 8,15 Volleyball 8,15 Badminton 8,15 Basketball 8,15 Tumbling 8,l. JAMES F. ZIMMER, JR. ELEANORE E. WYAND JOANNE M. ZOBERBIER West High Day 8,1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Council 8.2, 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Occident News Stuff 8,l,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 45 Music Council 25 Junior Orchestra 85 Senior Orchestra 25 lnter-High Band 25 Pep Club 45 Y-Teen 8,2,3,45 Advisory Committee 85 Drama Club 1,25 Service Corps 45 Swimming 8,15 Volleyball 85 Badminton 8,15 Water Ballet 1. gy , 1 ACTIVITIES J XAAN . E-5--.v-'aww-1.23 'x H E fi 955 Wwmrw' 7 W in is 6 sw Q- xig KQV QI: . . ,. spy ,X , 53:59 VA Q ln , W - s A gf .- V 4 Ds. Q 1 1 fx tiviavfav Q 1 a'- I .L 'f Q3 Q 5 ' r ,A M 4, W - ' X ' A 6 pf, 52 i X J 69' 5 . ,Q 1 Q 1 , -, X .XS Q :ff ' Ng I ' fuk' f, ,wif X gg X, N Q M '53 r I j 1 I XX 'fi i si x , if E' ,W 13' r A 5,54 15553,- U' I u. ' Qi Lv, f ., ESQ X 'xv .- .WMM 'TNQ ,wx ,F 1 Sf X v A K . Q, it m 'iv ' Qyf vl EQ. X 'wx' , , .QA K ex Sim vw 'Si Y . 'Gfff T R515 Q w . 3 , my 1 5 .AE Q g . 1- 5 3 . W.. f KVW' bhhrwsg, .wg .SV , 55 Q v gg, L Q96 -, . grim? lk , J Sa. 9' wi QMS,-533 4 .' X 4 . Q x . S uw? 'TSS 1 f ts Y' i Q 'M Q -9 Q sw-gf, 1 ,.!H' 4 ij ,Q-v ! 'Lil- ,gal sa NN S K Q 'Tip af f' X qv A r gg ,if . ff ...Q , . We've got the T-E-A-M. 'And there was this big guy . . Whutaya got! Lipstick on ya face? Each bonfire lights anew , . H v .ns- 1 i Q ,Q my-. . t fm x A mmf -eff.. 5 vain x.-Rs Y if 25 X x xg Q:-.11 gi Qs . 3 , -mx gif' Q f j 355' if-F' X? K A hw vw S ' , S x E' 5' Q- X N i h . v il- X? X V x W sf? f 2 R A . :sassy 'N 1 ny ,. ,MQ 4 - ifi N ' Q1 ,S 5 . , .. .- N . . -if wax 5 sr . A t L, . ,. ' 7.g313F N X-155 'S V Q RK F S K Qsizffzfiifsisiezsfa. ., .m,. R . 41 gf R11 :gs , xl N N 55 1 . s 5 K N rs X -gg if S My Y. ff-ffQg 'Mix - , MW: W I mm, f... . ,. , R am. .. , Q N WV R WN N xx WH K K N nw. 3 gf -fa ' i ,, N '1 ,,.... -:QM 15 A K A -'i 23? L1 g ., Sleeping on the set. eh? . Cheerio and all that rot! Let us walk in the white snow, In a soundless space. The Hi-Y invades the physics room. 82 A once in a lifetime cleaning Does it hurt? This wus thc winter of the biggest snow. 5 I N - ' Did you get THOSE last meusurements'? Anything you cam do, l can do better! 83 That these dead shall not have died in vain Mit' K in ., asa 5 SEQ? if N, ,IEW ff f 'R 4 QNL M.-' 5,-gi' Y n ray, B 1 ., Wai vs, GQ! ,sn 3:53 'X SN -:A-M., i I 4 g- w- A+' A W.... .- ' f' Q M7 ' X .vzsgfl f .Q35 gs,,,H,, ,f ,S , P .XT 11 H We-M f , X1 N .. N. Sy N3 lvd-1 ga n ' ' x 27 M33 YT' w r, , . . n A 0 f f Dr..- W 4 ' if V Z , K, M254 as ' f ' WT' , g gf QF W4 . 5 N S X Q ' ks, Q 2' Xe Lx L W arf 5 ! 3. v T A ,Q 1 fa ax A X' Q' x N we K 1 A- r is X r A E' uw they x . wiv-Q S KY :- J WJ .. -S5 bg Q gr , Aw diff , 4 ...Hg - -Rm... .ff ' 7 . In W ff , x it . . C Zwiggi X O ff Q, . 5 Q Q Q- , X S ,- Q A ' .rw :ix l N fx . ' Q if . . X f , H . , gf ' f- -six xx ' ' x ' I 'WJ . , krhkr K r L ' ,.. ,,,...Wx-X-SLN,-55951251A Li L 1 S kXlQ35xtg.1:X:: I 'X K 0' ' 4-Qiffff -KZQW ' --ffflrf ' M Nw. f-- i'-.yi-:Ax-' K A K ,Q.1,-fy .: - W 1 - ,, .1 X iw fx. 3 if ,f i fs i f e ,-v ,Q N J xx as X , E A ,xx , X x Nia: 6 R, . ,, Q mM..,m. - 2 Q, r we W On the home stretch. Coffee anyone? One! Two! Three! Now, twenty-five. Marine style 87 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES This representative body is a vital organ in the func- tioning of thc school. It approves the budgets and dates of school uctivitics and suggests improvements in the student government. 88 Each member is chosen to represent his homeroom in the deciding of school policies. The S.A. Vice Presi- dent presides over the meetings and Mr. Lockwood acts as advisor. - EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Composed of the class presidents, various commis- sioners, and Student Association otiicers, the Executive Council had a special task this year. These students en- force the rules passed by the House of Representatives, and a special committee has been hard at work revising the constitution of the Student Association. Row l: J. Pendar. F. Slyck, S. Sutherland, 1. Blaisdell. C: White, P. Harmon. D. Kingston, G. Martin, C. Wharton, B. Woodhall, J. Stoll, M. Wingrove. Row 2: N. Wilson, T. Bronson, R. Carlisi, S. Patti. Meeting of the Big Wheels PRESIDENT: DONALD KINGSTON VICE PRESIDENT: THOMAS BRONSON STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS And I promise to serve not a faction within the school but the whole school. This is a portion of the oath taken annually by the newly elected Student Association Ofhcers, who this year are Don Kingston, Tom Bronson, Pam Harmon, and Carol White. The oihcers are elected by the mem- bers of the Student Association after two weeks of rigorous campaigning and three days of bright banners, skits, speeches and noisy parades. HEAD CHEER LEADER: CAROL WHITE 90 D. Hennick, M. Murat, S. Boss, M. Wingrove. Front: D. Prcckelt. .I. Stoll. Back: L. Fisher. F. Moore. R. Mac Donald. CLASS OFFICERS Elected early in the fall of each year, the five otiicers of each class organize var- ious projects to raise funds for class parties and activities. C. Trubia. J. Rockweli. P. Dimmiek. J. Adams, F. Slyck. 91 ELEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS J. Woodhall, G. Cook, I. Jenkins, J. Pendar, C. Smith. TENTH GRADE OFFICERS B. Davison, F. Competore, L. Henry, J. Cotroneo, S. Wood- worth. 92 Row 1, left to right: B. Szetela, M. Chapin, M. Wight, A. Nash, P. Leadley, M. Graves, B. Taff, S. Hollis, N. Wilson, C. Stewart, C. Olsen, R. Carlisi, C. Nichols, L. Hoke, P. Sale. Row 2: N. Stein, G. Christman. Row 4: J. Blaisdell, J. Titus. J. Walrath, L. DeGrave, M. Ludlow, T. Bronson, J. Wishart, E. Mosher, B. Buckingham, R. Woodhall, J. Miles, D. King, R. Grims, R. T. Giles, R. Rice, C. Wharton, D. Kingston, L. Hotchkiss, H. Maier, G. Walker, J. Kiehle, G. Trezise, J. Chandler. Absent: Johnson. Row 3: S. Davis, E. Merrill, J. Corsica, J. Pilkington, J. O'Neill. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The emblem of this Society is the keystone and the flaming torch. The keystone bears in its corners the letters C.S.L.S. which stand for the four principles of the organization: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, and symbolize the high ideals of our Society. The llaming torch is the emblem of our purpose: to bear forward the searching light of truth. UARDIANS OF THE FLAG This year fifty stars make a Hag. Mary Ludlow, Edward Mosher. 93 sw , -1 5 Advisor: G. Lomhart. Chairmen: B. Taff, Grade ll, P. Chapin, Grade 10. M. Ludlow, Grade 12, S. Davis, Grade 7, J. Kiehle, Grade 9, J. O'Neill, Grade 8 tabs.J. SCHOLASTIC RATING COMMITTEE Are you sure that's only worth .2 credits? . . . Oh no! Do I have to do all this over? and Where are the yellow cards anyway? are familiar compaints as grade level chairmen try to make order out of chaos. The first Monday in each marking period finds these students in the lunchroom checking the ratings of their classmates and preparing the honor lists for the hall bulletin board and points toward scholastic letters. 94 Row l, left to right: C. Manara, D. Walker, S. Davis, S. Thomp- son, C. Stewart, C. White, E. Parker, J. Pilkington, N. Collister. Row 2: S. Sutherland, E. Mosher, D. Hausler, M. Sheehan C. Shumway, G. Rath, J. Bacon, S. Holdredge, C. Piazza, S Cirri. Row 3: C. Wharton, G. Martin, R. Rice, B. Thomas M. Babe, A. DiCesare, R. Booth. Row 4: S. Simmons, J Corsica, G. D'Annunzio, M. Wight, P. Harmon. T. Bronson J. Zoberbeier. L. DeGrave. D. Ritz, W. Tyler. Row 5: K Johnson, T. Drum, R. Nolan. C. DeVos, H. Norton, J. Harris D. Haggstrom, T. Hamm. Row 6: R. Carlisi, J. Kichle, V Lovett, E. Rowley, R. Woodhall, W. Buckingham, F. VanStrida D. Walrath, D. Walker, D. Kingston, D. DcGroot. R. Friday J. Harrigan. SERVICE CORPS I don't care if that isn't your lunch tray, pick it up anyway! West High's Service Corps has the not always pleasant job of maintaining order in the lunchroom in spite of straws in the ceiling, unused waste paper bas- kets, and six hundred pent up voices all making up for lost time. Hard working Service Corps? Row I: J. Takas, D. Niblak, M. Piper, T. Alletto, P. Throu- moulos. Row 2: N. Wright, Mrs. Jackson tAdvisorJ, B. Watson T. Wihlen, J. Miles, G. Ott, R. Gardner, M. Taylor, T. Nice, W Ludwig. Row 3: B. Pidcoe, D. Baker, T. Mansfield, C. Alletto J. O'Neill, J. Salisbury, D. VanOcker, E. Kapelke, P. Mendoza J. Rice, S. Farnsworth, A. Takas. E. Meisner, J. Saper. Row 4: S. O'Neill, L. Darvoe, W. Blackstock, R. Meisner. T. Young, R. Ulp, R, Pelton, J. Thompson, K. Frank, D. Campbell W. Tarbell, J. Schreiber, M. Brown. TRAFFIC SQUAD In rain, in hail, in sleet, in slush and mud, the members of West High's Traffic Squad faithfully take their posts on busy corners to aid students in safely crossing streets. This little-recognized organization also serves at various functions dur- ing the year and runs a booth on the West High Day Midway. Row 1, left to right: J. O'Neill, J. Miles, J. Gardner. Row 2: G. Taggart, D. Feasal, J. Collins, E. Kapelke, J. Siggelow, R. Meisner, J. Salisbury. 96 AUDIO-VISUAL CORPS It is the purpose of the Audio-Visual Corps, led by Mrs. Jackson, to co-ordinate the use of such educational materials as movies, lilmstrips, slides, tape recorders, and records with the usual classroom work. In addi- tion, the Corps trains operators for the various types of projectors and other machines. A reserve of projection- ists is available at all times so that teachers may schedule audio-visual aids at their convenience. Through these services, the Audio-Visual Corps plays a large part in making classroom work more interesting. 97 C. Grippo, D. Lovullo, P. Meyer, M. Adams, D. King, P. O'Keefe, S. Cook, C. Ameele. LUNCHROOM STAFF These girls act as cashiers for the hungry hordes of students in the cafeteria lines. BOOKSTORE STAFF Three-ring, wide-line, for a quarter. From this sort of gibberish the members of the bookstore staff deter- mine the students' wants and do a thriving business before and after school. Somehow they manage to sur- vive the onslaught, particularly hectic in the spring, when hundreds of review books are in demand. Advisor-Mr. H. Smith, L. Jewell, M. Chapin, F. Lousley, C. Ernisse, J. Gramlich, C. Claus, M. Sutton. mmsfs i x ew. , Q51 Row l. left to right: S. Thompson, N. Lodder, E. Merrill, S. Pero, C. Stewart, G. Rath, B. Gleichauf, L. Kent B. Watson, K. lrving. Row 2: F. Kastner, D. Constas, K.. Katsampes, S. Hawkins. Row 4: G. Smith, S. Colburn Mrs. Resch, S. Wolfe, D. Wright, C. Cushman, S. Clark, S. Riley, D. Huff, B. Barth, B. Ash, V. King, C. Oliver N, Wise, Mrs. Merriel tsponsorj, J. Gresens. Row 3: P. 0'TO0lE, E- Shen, V- PTICIPS, S- Slllheflafid- B. McConkey, G. Cornell, C. Klein, K. Frantz, L. Biondo, In their candy-striped pinafores, the Future Nurses of America see films, listen to speakers, and take an an- FUTURE NURSES nual field trip. Individually they put in many hours of volunteer work in the various hospitals of the city in order to earn their pins and learn more about the nurs- ing professiong together they pack Christmas baskets for needy families and find out about the diiferent sorts of nursing schools. FUTURE LIBRARIANS The library aides have the arduous task of pasting together our wellwom text- books each year and tracking down stu- dents who have overdue books. Capably assisting Mrs. Hinchey and Mrs. Brown, these girls take their places at the check- out desk. They also shelve books before and after school when the library hums with activity. Row 1, left to right: L. Trotter, S. Daniels, E. Battle, M. Natalie. Row 2: M. Huff, L. Whitford, B. Polack, M. Chapin. Row 3: S. Mayer, B. Little, L. Fitzgerald, B. Heath, M. Nugent. Row 4: S. Ball, L. Corduro, M. DePrez. 98 Row 1, left to right: M. Aex, S. Hollis, C. Shumway, C. DeVos, J. Titus, J. Zoberbier, E. Parker, C. White. Row 2: C. Hender- shott, C. Stone, S. Ryan, Mr. S. Miller, C. Clark, J. Cotroneo, L. Jewell, A. Alati, B. Hoppe, G. Christman. Row 3: S. Paget, E. Taylor, S. Woodworth, E. Wernham, C. St. James, C. Rudman, S. Simmons, F. Competore, B. Scott, K. Villnow, FUTURE The F.T.A. encourages students who will join the teaching profession and makes available to them material on colleges and types of preparation. Members benefit from the ideas of experienced 99 ,kv s XQ? B. Ghedi, J. Foote, S. Gay, C. Grippo, S. Dooley, D. Dalbreth Row 4: J. Barwell, C. Wharton, J. Corsica, S. O'Leary, K Hassler, J. Elrichson, M. Styliadis, U. Eibl, E. Frank, M Bradley, M. Free, G. Abbey, D. Whitaker, M. Nugent, J. Kar- ley, J. Haag, G. D'Annunzio. TEACHERS teachers and the advice of college administrators. We look forward to our future as teachers and as students preparing for the profession. Get me a chairg l'll get you a pass. 1,::gNm?5: in 5 xx .-. Q45 'Sw 3 ga. 25 , .5142 'E F 5 Qu 1, .ni X , f li 1 af LZ 3 . SY 'f Wi: 2 25 gms- wg X. xg, 'mm I Eff, fb 1 R, . ' ,si 4 , ff? Q X 'x A Q W , s-'4s:ff1++i5N. .- ,, , , F515 K X 3 . XQTSLN ' . x 5 . x I 5 Rss. E SR Qi!! i f. E, Wm - .Nw-X R K K ,,.,.,.f,,.m.,.. .. ,---' Y ffiwf Wm- -- Mgf A ' k ,,,,,,...w- N x' ,Q ,ff . sea, fl . if 5 ? 3 X Sf J --ff H-ww 'A 'Q K Q ni? 'fmgjggsvfefz u . ' I 21 s EER ibS3?s,e.-127352: I xziiffei' EE sl J! V. 11255: ' Qieszigif. 3 X ww S 1 H , Qui 95' 1 - . .. 2 . .NA rx- .x - N, x X . Xi ASN- ,,. ' : ' . e scenes sees what the scene RUSSIAN CLASS Mooe gah-vah-ryem pah-roo-ske, pah-ne-mah-yem pah-roo-ske, tche-tah-yem pah-roo-ske, ee pe-sah-yem pah-roo-ske . . . neemnogaw! fAccording to Hugo's system for transliterating the Russian alphabet.J For two hours each Saturday morning, the members of Mr. Bohrer's Honours Russian Class struggle with the formidable Russian gram- mar and briskly move from English into Latin, French, and Spanish in an attempt to learn tricky constructions and word derivations. Some- times the class spends more time on philology than Russian, but its members are proud to be pioneering the study of this interesting language at West High, 101 Seated. left to right: C. Oudemans. M. Chapin. T. Bohrer. G. Walsh. M. Ludlow, E. Mosher, T. Giles. B. Tuff, E. Chandler. Standing. left to right: R. Rice. A. Wass. R. Maier, B. Rockwell, J. Titus. J. O'Neill.. Nyet Pahangleeski! Row l, left to right: M. Buonemani, D. Tiffany, C. Stone, C. Hendershott, L. Holcomb, J. Cotroneo, S. Davis, J. Walrath K. Villnow, Miss Beshgetour, S. Dooley, R. Pastor, R. Dowel Row 2, left to right: S. Harrison, J., Blaisdell, B. Ghedi, B. Rockwell, M. Newton, J. Hammond, W. Buckingham, M OPTIMATES Nos, socii optimatium' nuper delecti sollemniter pollicemur nos efligies altas huius ordinis semper sustenturas esse et nos umquam normam altissimam disci- plinere eflicere conaturos esse. l Ludlow, C. Stewart, T. Bronson. Row 3, left to right: P Leadley, B. Taff, S. Freehafer, M. Styliadis, M. Whitney B. Lambert, J. Titus, B. Woodhall, A. Bloss, A. Pastor, J. Kiehle J. O'NeilI, M. Tartaglia, C. Wood, J. Boulter, J. Karley J. Ellickson, P.. Sale, B. Szetella, M. Wight. l Does this take the ablative? 102 LES ASPIRAN1 Les membres des 1 nts destrent perfecti ur francais. On pre le petlts pieces et unc ramme de televisior hante et on joue it de: des reunions. Le bt Xspirants c'est s'intrui amusant. J Bacon M. Aex D S Davis B. Merrill J Barwell C. Wh Oudemans E. Parker, way C. White, G. Hstussler, N. Coll Hughes, L. Jewell, S Mattes, S. Wood Foote Row 3: K. M e ' , V' G Row l left to right: ' P Miles J. Chandler B B Smith. L. DeGrziv r S Harris N. Galltpeau. K. Guyer, F Swift, S. Pero, S. LA COFRADIA OCCIDENTAL La Cofradia Occidental en sus diversos programas habilita que sus socios aprendanmas de los paises de habla espaftola, de su Cultura y de su lengua. El seftor Ahern hablo de su viaje a Espana. E1 sefior Saunders estreno unas peliculas de Mexico. En la primavera, la Row l A. Alati, N. Anderson, G. Mitchell, C. Fisher. Row 2: Chapin D CUIP ROW 4 D BUOY! J MUS90 R DWVISOU M G Christman, L. Henry. N. Jones, G. Delehanty, J. Pilkington, NHSCIIO -l Hughes R Gllms B Miller M Nugent L H0lCh C Rudman, N. Wright, Row 3: J. Deacon. J. Gardner, F, KISS- D Pifchm Lousley, M. Patzwald. J. Hudnk, P. Bruckhaus. A. Takas, P. .... . I fif5F'fj1 mf-1 ' 'ii ff it EDITORS OF OCCIDENT NEWS Seated C Wharton, J. Chandler, C. Ernisse. Standing: M. Sillay N Wilson, B. Rockwell, M. Boss, B. Szetela, J. Zober- bler B Marvin, B. Lambert. FEATURES STAFF OF THE OCCIDENT NEWS Row 1: F. Kastner, D. O'Keefe, C. DiCostanzo T'-102112 9225 725: SEND V20 2555 QF?-F 'HQ' QSQTJ X552- -1 4 rm '21 EY 5230, E . Xie .apmg rn . . gpx QS-02 :QE F:-'1P5T'. 33 Stickland, K. Ater, C. Piazza, U. Eibl, Sillay, C. Wharton, M. Free, W. Dermody, J.. Tuttobene, C. Buchin, F. Compertore, M. Whitney. 104 ideal OCCIDENT NEWS The Occident News comes out today! Before this can be said, Jo Chandler, her editors, and their busy staffs put in long hours of sleuthing, writing, and preparing layouts. Right after school the kids troop into room 101 to work on surveys, write copy, and proof read. The first issue of the Occident News came out in 1905. This year as before, the editors are deter- mined to make each issue the best one yet. NEWS STAFF OF THE OCCIDENT NEWS Row 1, left to right, seated: N. Wilson, J. Barwell, E. Chandler, C. Clark, D. O'Keefe, C. Pollard, P. Benson. Row 2, standing: J. Miles, L. Ardieta, C. Buchin, C. DeVos, T. Davis, K. Katsampes, K. Villnow, S. Mattes, M. Moore, S. Paget, M. Kingston, G. Rath, A. Alati, C. St. James, D. Mews. SPORTS STAFF OF OCCIDENT NEWS Seated: F. Swift, D. Stoll, J. Hudak, L. Henry. Standing R. Seyba, B. Rockwell, B. Smith, J. Vaccarella. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF OF OCCIDENT NEWS Left to right: D. DeSimone, P. Vanderbeck, H. Johnson, M. Sillay, L. Jewell. ART STAFF OF OCCIDENT NEWS Row 1, left to right: A. Arend, K. Bqumer, P. Woodworth, C. Alter. Row 2: M. Vincent, P. Sale, P. Deys, B. Ash, L. Biondo, P. Vander- beck, J. Corsica. SALES AND EXCHANGE OF OCCIDENT NEWS Left to right: M. Boss fExchange Editorj, J. Zoberbier lSales Editorl. Row 1: P. Murray, J. Cotroneo, S. Rowley, G. Christman, M Byrne, N. Devoice, D. Clancy, C. Hendershott, C. Beechey, L. Holcomb. Row 2: S. Thompson V. Cornell, M. Aex, C. White, S. Woodworth B. Gnedi, S. Smoyer, B. Fribance, M. Holmes C. Shumway, C. Stewart, D.. Dalbreth, D Walker, P. Harmon. Row 3: S. Hollis, J. Pil- kington, M. Sheehan, C. Glenwright, E. Parker P. Leadley, E. Wernham, S. Gay, M. Chapin J. Bacon, M. Adams, M. Dalton, J. Koltoff, A. Burlingham. Row 4: D. Verblaw, P. Rom- berg, S. Holdredge, M. Wight, M. Robinson L. Hoke, M. Hulf, V. Sick, J. Blaisdell, K. Coty M. Wight, S. Hollis, A. DiCesare, S. Cirri x L. Polumbo. BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFFS Bonnie Szetela, Editor. Seated: .l. Gramlich S. Bresler, C. Hughes, C. Ernisse. Standing: D. Constance, J. Fishbaugh, .l. Beetle, L. Bot- toni, M. Huff, P. Bottoni. ey, you with the plaid shirt, eleventh now, he seventh seat on the right . . . And the Occident News came out today! ANYTHING for the Cause! What if he fell??? EDITORIAL STAFF S. Davis, M. Chapin, M. Ludlow, B. Smith, Miss Keating, S. Hollis, S. Colburn, B. Taff, J. Kiehle. OCCIDENT ANNUAL 'LAll right now, let's brainstorm this! At eight-fifteen on a Monday morning the editors all wax eloquent over their particular problems while Sue Davis harangues the mob. Jim and Rick found that the yearbook required not only the sweat of their brows but the shirts off their backs while taking a uniform Junior Choir picture. Long-suffering mothers provided nourishment when we worked straight through lunch to make a deadline. One day tumed out to be a comedy of errors that left all of us stranded in a broken-down car far out Chili Avenue, while Barb Taff hunted for a tow truck. Obstacles like these are hard to foresee. LITERARY STAFF C. Wharton, D. Ritz, S. Mattes, L. DeGrave, P. Sale, M. Ludlow. 108 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Standing: M. Huff, L. Garrett, K. Geyer, D. Rivers, B. Waugh, F. Lousley, L. Jewell. Seated: K. Johnson, J. Kolthoff, M. Sillay, J. O'Neill. P. Chapin, G. D'Annunzio. SENIOR PICTURES STAFF Standing: J. Zoberbier, L. Hoke, K. Mackey D. Ritz, D. DeGroot. Seated: R. Dowe, C Shumway, M. Wight, J. Corsica, S. Hollis C. Kent, C. Oudemans. ART AND LAYOUT STAFF J. Pilkington, P. Leadley, C. Olson, B. Taff M. Kingston,- M. Berger, R. Ulp. 109 BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFF Standing: P. Bottoni, C. Fay, J. Gramlich, B. Ash, S. Dooley, M. Sutton, S. Bressler, C. Kline. Seated: S. Colburn, J. Gressens, P. DePurna. SPORTS STAFFS Kneeling: T. Bronson, B. Buckingham, S. Simmons, T. Graves, J. Kiehle, S. Cirri, D. Haussler Seated: C. DeVos, B. Gleichoff, B. Smith. 110 x q,,3,g6sfi5..4iiy.'2.. ' . if 1 Wmfwwv ' C12 Www Wise 'l INTER-HIGH CHOIR A 'W' ' ' ' l Left to nght: J. Ellickson. U. Eibl, C. Hughes. B. Johnston, P. Leadley, A. Bloss, Stelfamides, W. Brush, M. Chapin, I-. Jewell, F. Lousley. M. Boss, C. Hendershott, K. Villnow, P. Gillaspie, D. Whittaker. C. Clark, M. Aex. S N... , fl wx fu. Q Q 55 W rf' '21, ' 36.53, 3vf'5f- S 'Wx K 'i 'X7Q fx Q mf ,,.V x .S 5 X1 ws 'fc A 0 1 ., 5 l, x V 'M , ,is 5 X' .W M - P y L L 2 ' . X f -r fjlivv v 5 :Q wie f 5 5' N vxasnif Q . . .f 4, . ls, sw -wxf-mmm. 3 .mi : ' iissie5 ,ii!a2i5.'5' by . like? W Q x , 1 S 4' J 5 YIQJ1. I I Nfw , ,Q vw. 5 1. s fer, g 5 X3 , -mg wff.f,x. 1 if ai. . ' W WAS Y 93:2 If-1 ii? Row 1, left to right: N. Wright, J. Fox, F. Kastner, P. Jones A. Whittaker, P. Wilson, Mr. Osborne, R. Collister, D. Ververs E. Chandler, E. Merrill, J. Camelio, J. Gressens. Row 2: Frank, G. Christian, C. Blair, P. Pepper, T. Whitford, Vincent, B. Preoia, R. Warren, B. Holdridge, T. Davis, Hausler, J. Hammond, D. Rivers, R. Thompson. Row 3: apic BAND Under the direction of Mr. Osbome, the West High Band gathers Monday, Wednesday, and Friday momings to prac- tice. They play for assemblies and football games, and participate in concerts during the year. 1 Niermeyer, P. Bruckhaus, B. Rockwell, J. Cummings, J. Young A. Zoberbier, R. Pelton, C. Deutch, J. Phalin, R. Mura, A Ashford, C. Buchin, A. DiCostanzo. Row 4: D. Stefanides M. Sillay, C. Shumway, R. Hennrick, J. Salisbury, R. Maier G. Stoll, D. King, A. Wass, A. Pastor, G. Trezise, J. Morris B. Thomas. When do we come in? 113 Row l, left to right: C. Hughes, M. Berger, U. Eibl, R. Mortimer, S, Freehafer, P. Bruckhaus, G. Smith. Row 2: N. Collister, N. Wright, P. Jones, J. Young, Mr. Osbourne, E. Frank, P. Pepper, F. Kastner, E. Chandler, J. Gressens, S. Sutherland. Row 3: M. Zatriks, B. Rockwell, A. Ashford, E. Downey, R. Maier, D. King, A. Pastor, J. Kiehle, J. Phalen, M. Wight, M. Vincent. Row 4: R. Collister, E. Mosher, S. Howson, R. Chapman, B. Preoia, C. Buckin, R. Blackmore, B. Holdridge, E. Fox, J. Hammond, R. Thompson, R. Bradfield. 1 4 , . K ,PMSENIOR okcl-IESTRA - l I 'T 9 L t I, . rg.. X 51 4 ,k l 114 Take it from the top. ORCHESTRA The students who play in the West High orchestra learn to express themselves through music. In Rochester, the students of the Eastman School make it possible for many young people to leam to play an instrument and participate in an orchestra such as ours. For many years Mr. Osborne and his orchestra have produced fine music for assemblies and the spring concert. The Junior Orchestra members later enter the Senior Orchestra as accomplished musicians. May I be of any assistance? 115 Row 1, left to right: G. Abbey, L. Hotchkiss, K. Blakeslee, N. Starken C. DeVos, C. Oliver, A. Alati, E. Ackerson. Row 2: V. Pritchard, M. Gage D. Clancy, P. Murray, J. Christman, C. Clark, D. Tiffany, J. Cammarono R. Ayers, S. Smith, P. Litzenburger, Miss Sullivan. Row 3: J. Peck, S. Clark SENIOR CHOIR Directed by Mr. Ahem, our Senior Tommy Sands at the Eastman Theater this Choir presents its annual spring concert, year. a concert for an assembly, and its tradi- The Music Council dance, a variety of tional Christmas service in the halls. As parties, and the job of arranging this pic- an added experience, the choir sang with ture are all highlights of the year. 116 ...Qs B. Arend, S. Smoyer, N. Saladin, S. Rowley, D. Milligan, P. Fagan, B. Shenk, S. Thompson, P. Schardt. Row 4: A. Ashford, K. Dzenis, S. Stefanides, D. Brennan, L. Ardieta, A. Lathrop, D. Muhley, J. Gray, C. Foti, R. Bacon. 117 MMV Q r R JUNIOR CHOIR Junior Choir acts as a training school for Senior Choir. It helps its members to train their voices from September scratches to May melodies, which are exhibited in the annual Junior Choir concert. The concert is over, now for a celebration! PEP CLUB Under the leadership of Joanne Zoberbier and guidance of Mr. Hicks, this year's Pep Club has become a real and active organism of the school body. Banners and posters have been announcing the time and place of each game, while orange and black pom poms have also made their way into the rooting section. The hard- working eiforts of the Pep Club members fconsisting of the cheerleaders and a representative from each homerooml have been seen throughout the year, but few can ever realize the time and care put into the making of a simple GO WEST GO banner or a FIGHT TEAM poster to adorn the halls. 119 NINTH GRADE TRI-Y Row l, left to right: N. Wrought, L. Alexander, M. Gardner, C. Wilson, K. Dermody R. MacDonald. Row 2: N.. LeBearth, L. Chivaroli, A. Tartaglia, M. Lappoint, S. Bond B. VanDusen, S. Kane. Row 3: B. Pitcol, S. Gell, N. Allen. S. DeWitt, L. Knight. TRI-Y'S With swims, suppers, and speakers the Tri-Y's produce a variety of programs geared to almost every taste. These girls provide Christmas baskets for needy families each year and learn to be healthy in body, mind and spirit While having fun together. EIGHTH GRADE TRI-Y Row 1, left to right: P. Dimmick, S. Bolds M. Zonneyville, J. O'Connell, M. DePrez M. Clark. Row 2: S. Carson, S. Bond, B. Cirri S. Anderson, J. Whiting, L. Slack, N. Harmon S. Barth. Row 3: M. Wight, S. Hartwell C. Anello, D. Toney, M. Sauertag, K. Stuart A. Villnow, L. Cordaro, D. Paget. v ELEVENTH GRADE TRI-Y Row 1: C. Katsampes, C. Hughes, J. Foote K. Villnow, J. Controneo, S. Woodworth M. Newton, P. O'Toole. Row 2: C. Beechey C. Clark, S. Weston, M, Aex, B. Ghedi M. Holmes, C. Rudman, D. Milligan, D. Dal- breth, C. Hendershott. Row 3: S. Pero, P. Ben- son, L. Kent, S. Paget, E. Wernham, J. Ellich- son, S. Torelli, C. St. James, B. Crugnale S. Schwartz, S. Gay. 1 TENTH GRADE TRI-Y Row 1, left to right: B. Reese, D. Schroeder P. Murray, S. Hollis, S. Evans, L. Holcomb Row 2: R. Cade, S. Traynor, D. Weber F. Kastner, D. O'Keefe, K. Wisemann. Row 3: S. Smoyer, B. Fribance, J. Clark, M. Webber L. Biondo, A. Burlingham, S. Rowley N. Haag Row 4: A. Takas, c. Smith, s. Kumi, C. Dun: gan, M. Peterson, M. Wight, D. Schaeffer, J. Woodhall, K. Baumet. l 121 l n I l l l TWELFTH GRADE TRI-Y Row 1, left to right: G. Christman, D. Walker, J. Zoberbier, M. Wight, L. DeGrave, L. Hoke, J. Blaisdell, C. DeVos, C. Mannara, J. Gresens. Row 2: C. Sutherland, C. Glenwright, M. Dalton, M. Sheehan, C. Kent, C. White, E. Parker. Row 3: P. Leadley, S. Holdredge, A. DiCesare, M. Babe, G. Sick, B. Barth, S. Hollis, B. Gleichauf, K. Ater, J. Bacon, P. Romberg. The members of these non-school organizations also participate in many service HI-YIS I projects around the school. One of the most unusual this year was the task of clean- ing the physics room which Theta-West Hi-Y took on under the guidance of Mr. Bohrer, their advisor. THETA HI-Y Row 1, left to right: R. Hicks, T. Bronson, T. Hamm, G. Martin, J. Pfaudler, T. Drum, J. Harris, E. Rowley, D. Walker. Row 2: D. Kingston, W. Buckingham, D. Galloway, J. Harrigan, R. Grims, R. Friday, M. Dzenis, D, DeGroot, R. Woodhall. 122 X ow 1 left to right: J. Beetle, M. Bradley, M. Ludlow, Van Dusen, Mr. Fleming. Row 2: J. Feder, L. Holcomb, Dermody, R. Mills, A. Bloss, U. Eibl. CANTEEN COMMITTEE Canteen on Saturday, and these stu- dents work hard to sell tickets in advance and promote a large attendance of West High Schoolers. The Amett Y canteen has been popular for more than thirteen years. Mrs. Agnew helped instigate it when our own eighth graders were mere babies and our seniors were strutting oif to kindergarten. i l JUNIOR RED CROSS The members of the Junior Red Cross Council at- tend monthly supper meetings at the Red Cross Head- quarters. During the year, they sponsor cookie sales, a fund raising drive, and a booth on the West High Day Midway. Last summer Alex Bloss, a member of the West High Council, had the honor of being chosen to attend the National Convention in Atlantic City. Row 1, left to right: C. Beechey, P. Harmon, P. Murray. Row 2: J. Foote, C. White, S. Thomp- son, Miss Lanson, G. Christman, F. Competore. Row 3: C. Smith, P. Leadley, J. Gardner R. Ottolagana, R. Williams, L. Ardietta, J. Boscarino, R. Nollan, B. Warren, G. Delehanty C. Whiteman. If, K, I 5: gf-we NX :k:z..m,,. N ,Q g . Qgxi , Q x A X .ggi X Q 'Q X x xx 3 xx X Fx , X X , ,,,, W , 50-.,. . Y K J . . ' WELL: 5- . gf? 5, .F . 1 ev., , ,M 81515751 Q . 1 5 X w Sw ,gf SPORT A Bi! '31 N X, 'X WY X Q XNNXWAM. Ji-QV Row 1: R. Maier, R. Rice, M. Tartaglia. Row 2: T. Bronson, R. Seyba, G. Martin, J. Boscarino, G. Shepherd. Row 3: L. Ardieta, B. Warren, K. Dzenis, T. Giles. Row 4: G. Brone, M. Giagios, Mr. Smith, R. Carlisi, T. Drum. Row' 5: J. Kiehle, J. Pfaudler, G. Trezise, C. Wharity. Row 6: R. Grims, M. DePrez, R. Woodhall, W. Brandow. VARSITY CLUB Another tirst for the class of '60 was their part in establishing a Varsity Club at West. A boy had to meet certain requirements to be eligible for the club. He had to be a Junior or Senior, the holder of two varsity letters and had to meet the same scholastic requirements as the members of the teams. The members of the club serve as ushers for the various sporting events and, eventually, will be working with the intramural program. The boys worked under the direction of Mr. Barney Smith. 126 G. A. A. COUNCIL The G.A.A. Council meets on Monday afternoons to plan schedules for playdays in the various sports and to prepare the attractive ex- hibits which appear regularly on the bulletin boards in the girls' gymnasium. The Council also has some type of activity each spring when the girls' sports awards are presented. Row 1: S. Hollis, C. Blair, C. Smith. Row 2: K. Oudemans, C. Rudman, M. Wight, S. Chese- L. Hendershott, L. Holcomb, S. Davis, B. borough, A. Villnow, J. Zoberbier, Miss Bush Holler, M. Foote, L. Fisher, A. Burlingham, G. Rouvina G. Delehanty B. Dunham K. Dzenis VARSITY FOOTBALL Through the fine work of Coaches Roger Bunce and Joseph D'Ambrosia, the '59 football squad completed their season with a 7-1 record. They finished second, losing only to Jefferson in the final game. The Occidentals dominated the All-Scholastic roster by placing veterans Gary Shepherd and John Walrath on the first team. New- comers to the list were linemen Mike Tartaglia and Karlis Dzenis, and quarterback Jim Harris. G. Shepard W R. Carlisi R. Friday 128 wi, fn .Vu w QV Jgflx' M V p of ' fQhRow 1: J. Boscarino, K. Dzenis, T. Hartman, G. Shepard, M. Tartaglia, fx SJ M JA ,Yip ij G. Brone, R. Davidson. Row 2: W. Tyler Cmgr.J, L. Beluscio, J. Pfaudler, QW ,,r fjfV IJ ' .cf ,Q- R. Carlisi, L. Moon, J. Harris, R. Weinhart, C. Wharity fmgr.J. Row 3: 'N ' lj M 41 N' r.5Bunce, W. Nye, W. Weaver, G. Rouvina, R. Grims, R. Friday, R. Wood- W Ji wx N if I, J. Walrath, Mr. D'Ambr0sia. XL , A X ,. 9, JV. Qs JJ on I ' ' J ,J 7 NFCR! V 41. ,J ff' .mf , ','-' . I1 V ll . l ell l R .W lf rw M' -1,0 X Aux xx Vp , West 19 42 41 47 33 7 20 6 v in 1 .1 SCORES Franklin East Edison Charlotte Monroe Marshall Madison Jefferson R. Woodhall 1 THE LINE-UP-Row 1, left to right: J. Walrath, K. Dzenis, J. Boscarino, R. Friday, M. Tartaglia, R. Woodhall, E. Nye. Row 2: R. Carlisi, I. Harris, G. Rovina, G. Shepard. N J. Boscarino 1 X . J . Pfaudler X Y N 7, X . ,A tk! y. . .U tg? S4 A M. Tartaglia K . I XXX. K 1 NJ ' , R J W Row 1 R Nasello R Soiia D Slack. Row 2: K. Traugott Cmgr-J, G- BFOWH, J- ,I-0ddCl', J Cl-111111111185 G SURHIIOD Cmgr J R McGuire M Taylor D. Werth, T. Coaty, B. Cusack, B- BCUUY, 1- COIS, T- Wllmef, J- Griffith N Al1dCl'S0I1 A Whitaker M Butler S Markam, L. Curtis. Row 3: D. Hall JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL The J.V. Footballers rolled up an impressive record of 6 wins and 1 loss. The J .V.'s gain experience which will be valuable to them in varsity competition. Es- pecially outstanding was Dave Ververs, who ably filled in for Jim Harris in the Jefferson game. Get that ball! M. Asiskis R. Maier T. Bronson R. Warren 132 D. Kingston T. Giles VARSITY SOCCER The pitchmen booted their way to one of their best seasons at West. The nearly all-senior team counted on experience, determination, hustle, and the coaching of Bob Lays to take up slack which appeared with the loss of many graduates. By compiling a 6-1-1 recoru, the Occidentals tied for the championship for the second straight year. Having been given first place from the city in sectional play, the booters soared over Brockport, only to lose to Edison in the semi-finals. Scotty Martin received first team honors on the All-Scholastic squad for the second straight year. Tom Bronson placed on the second team. Other seniors whose line play contributed to the successful season were Bill Buckingham, Terry Giles, Jim Kiehle, Bob Maier, Ron Rice and Bob Warren. G. Martin W. Buckingham D Q Qprg is 7' s K X- , y 4 Y ' Q S ?1Q,5. I I K 9 m Q 5 , v Q 5 T i Q I 'f ., 2 ii, fket, gk vi, its S .K if X if 2 Q if. Q i N 6 'K 2 , . A V A A 5 3 if 5 - m R L.'. - m W ri ' . 5 if . W x W- I N X i 3 Q W I X m , W was an , X .1 E i L J 5 .Jumon vARsnrY I soccen vi Row 1: R. Harris, P. Shephard, D. Eckl, D. O'Tolle, Mr. Powers, R. Kohler, C. Dowd, H. Rossiter, W. Blackstock, O. Hellickson. Row B. Hartman, J. Jenkins, 2: M.. Mateeas, B. Holdridge, J. Thompson, West's J.V. soccer team Gnished its second season to the School for the Deaf in the city championship under Coach Jim Powers in fine fashion. The junior game. This is the squad that will be taking over the pitchmen won their iirst six games to take the title for varsity duties next year, filling the gaps left by graduaf- the west side of the city. They dropped a close decision tion. SCORES West 5 Marshall 2 8 McQuaid 0 4 Franklin 2 6 Charlotte 2 6 Madison 0 2 Jefferson 0 0 RSD 2 Row 1: J. Schibaba, D. Marinacci, B. Tarbell, J. Grippo, R. Seyba. Row 2: F. Crugnale, R. Meisner, Mr. Cummings, G. Trezise, M. Piper. 134 CROSS COUNTRY The West High Harriers iinished the '59 cross-country season in fourth place in the Interscholastic League standings. The Harriers were a young and a small team that showed much determination and hard work. Outstanding for the Occidentals were Bob Seyba and Gary Trezise. Mr. Donald Cummings, finishing his second season as Occidental coach, stated that he was happy with the team's eifort. SCORES West 62 Jefferson 47 Charlotte 35 Monroe 43 Marshall 72 Madison 51 East 62 Edison 40 Franklin Row 1: B. Cattanach, G. Ott, P. Shephard, G. Trezise. Row 3: J. Thompson, C. Wightman D. Slack, R. Grouball, A. Ashford, R. Francis. E. Heil, D. Galloway, A. Bloss, B. Johnson Row 2: W. Brandow, M. Golden, R. Rice, P. McNeice, Mr. James. G. Walker, F. Slyck, E. Downey, B. Hickey, VARSITY SWIMMING Under the direction of Coach Lefty James, the Occidental swimmers registered a 6-2-1 record for a third place in the interscholastic league. The team was much more balanced and experienced than in the pre- vious two years. Out of the eight veterans on the team, six were seniors. Outstanding fmmen in their respective events were Ron Rice, Don Galloway, Jim Thompson, and Warren Brandow. Thompson, only a sophomore, was undefeated in league competition in the 200 yard freestyle event, and was named on the All-Scholastic squad. The relay team of Rice, Brandow, Galloway, and McNeice was also named in the All-Scholastic. 22 39 51 43 14 34 14 46 135 ,.....-v ' Left to right: J. Harrigan, M. DePrez, D. Kingston, R. Maier, B. Warren, Mr. Hessney, J. Harris, J. Walrath, V, Lovett, M. Dzenis, R. Grims. Absent: B. Dunham. VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the direction of Coach Sam Hessney, the bas- ketball team racked up a record 12 wins and 4 losses in league play, ending the season in third place. The hoopsters defeated Edison in the first sectional game, only to lose to Franklin in the semi-iinal round. One of the highlights of the season was breaking Franklin's 22 game winning streak. Mike DePrez placed on the All- Scholastic first squad, and Jim Harris and Bob Grims placed on the second team. Danny Walrath, particularly outstanding on defense, was named most valuable player. 136 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The West High volleyball team captured the city championship for the second consecutive year. The spikers defeated Charlotte, Jefferson, and Marshall to come out on the top rung of the ladder in the elimina- tion toumament. The all-senior team, led by co-captains Bob Maier, and Jack Piechota, topped their opponents in six out of seven matches. Other members of the team were Tom Bronson, Terry Giles, Don Haggstrom, Bob Moore, Ed Mosher, Mark Sillay, Jim Titus, and Bob Warren. M. DePrcz J . Harrigan SCORES West 63 Marshall 48 J - Walfath 76 Jefferson 5 6 53 Madison 55 79 East 52 5 8 Edison 66 74 Monroe 44 53 Franklin 51 72 Charlotte 55 72 Marshall 5 8 62 Jefferson 5 6 52 Madison 55 65 East 60 5 4 Edison 52 62 Monroe 44 51 Franklin 70 73 Charlotte 53 NON-LEAGUE 52 Aquinas 5 5 64 Greece-Olympia 28 SECTIONALS 5 5 Edison 47 52 Franklin 62 J. Harris R. Grims B. Dunham West 47 44 31 50 44 37 36 33 53 60 55 SCORES Madison East Aquinas Charlotte RSD Franklin Greece-Olympia Marshall Jefferson Edison Monroe Row 1: J. Stoll, D. Ververs, Zoberbier, G. Brown. Row 4: J. Burke. Row 2: G. Elliot, L. Deutsch, G. Jenks, F. Moore, F. Sealy, R. O'Toole. Row 3: D. O'Keefe. Mr. Bunce, C. Rosevear, A. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 59-60 version of the J .V. basketball team gained much knowledge and experience in the game. Under the leadership of their new coach, Roger Bunce, the Junior Occidentals had a fine season. Leading the Occidentals in scoring and rebounding were sophomore Greg Brown and freshman Craig Rosevar. 34 41 46 24 73 43 35 35 20 32 39 138 il nf. f , KHJJJCPL D xi Rfb A ,F ., if X O 'l . i fi 4-Oli JJX ' 'HSM' ,vsfieff X fkjfi ,XA gaze nLgLlr A g A Q Jil?-ffwb J x MVK 'V f. M'i'AM fm m ,W 1 N' GK K E1 Of X f .UWM ' ff! fi MJ i , X iiyjfyfl WW! fffliiw' I 1 7 WRESTLING Stability and balance were the key words for this year's wrestling team, for their success depended upon the efforts of all. The grapplers sweated their way to the co-city championship with a record of seven victories with one defeat. Unbeaten in their respective classes were Willie Weaver and Karlis Dzenis. Jack Pfaudler had only one defeat in league matches. Weaver and Mike Tartaglia were sectional champs in the 175 and 165 pound weight classes. SCORES West 3 0 Jefferson 1 6 23 Monroe 1 3 24 Madison 16 30 Edison 8 36 Charlotte 9 33 Marshall 8 18 East 23 38 Franklin 7 Row 1: H. Lingg, J. Camelio, R. Jones, I. Ferr, E. Hellekson R. Seyba, D. Ververs C. Marvin, J. Collins, R. Coley, J. Eckl T. Alletto Qmgr.J. Row 2: A. Lamar, J. Bradfield, L. Desino: J. Jackson, C. Foti, P. Mendoza, C. Wood, J. Burke, J. Fegan, B. Weinhardt, G. Brone, H. Desino, J. Hudak, L. Ardieta, Let's have a little action fellows! J. Griflith. Row 3: Mr. Cummings, J. Green, J. Boscarino C. Bahr, C. Viggiano, M. Giagios, J. Vaccarella, K. Dzenis J. Pfaudler, M. Tartaglia, W. Weaver, J. Pruyne, R. Mancini B. Brush, R. English, Mr. D'Ambrosia. BASEBALL When the last echo of play balll' resounds no more in the air, the '59 baseball season draws to a close. The team had a better year than the record indicates, since they dropped some close decisions. Especially close was the 1-0 loss to Batavia. The moundsmen finished with a 3-5 record in league play and broke even in non- league competition with 3-3. Two well-eamed victories were over non-league rival Aquinas by scores of 10-0 and 1-1. Next year the team will return to West High Field and find a new diamond facing them. Gone will be the short right and left field linesg thus the field will become a pitcher's dream instead of a batter's heaven. J. Kiehle 140 Front: R. Grims, D. Woodworth, Mr. Bunce. Row 1: D. Hall fmgr.J, R. Catlin, R. Dries, B. Warren, J. Foote, J. Solarek. Row 2: K. Traugott, A. Nash imgr.J, R. Homan, D. Farone, J. Kiehle,-D. Walker, J. Walrath, R. Maier, B. Dunham. D. Walker J. Walrath 141 J. Harris SLIDE!!! J.V. BASEBALL The J.V. Baseballers, under the direction of Coach Lefty James faced a rebuilding year because of the loss of many players to the Varsity. They compiled a 1-win, 6-lost record, but gained valuable experience. Row 1: J. Cook, R. Collister, R. Rossiter, K. Allen, D. Stock- Mr. James, D. Ververs, J. Ferr, B. Holdredge, J. Pendar Slater, R. Coley, N. Anderson, H. Frasch, D. Ekel. Row 2: D. 0'Keefe, J. Jenkins, R. Davidson, J. Tulloch. Row 1: R. Black, G. Shepard, J. Piechota, G. Brone, L. Ardieta, R. Woodhall, B. Buckingham, K. Patterson, R. McGuire, R. Williams, J. Boscarino, K. Dzenis, E.. Mosher, J. Pfaudler. F. Burke, F. Matuszewski, Mr. D'Ambrosia. Row 2: J. Burke, M. Giagios, G. Martin, J. Thompson, R. Rice, A classic pose with modern props. VARSITY TRACK Slowed by lack of experience, the '59 cindermen coached by Mr. Joseph D'Ambrosia finished the season with a 3-5 record in sixth place. Jack Harris, Jack Pfaudler, Fred Burke, and Dick Noack were outstanding performers in their respective events. TENNIS Tennis is a relatively new sport on the West High scene. These boys work out on their own, and have to iight their way through track- men and dodge baseballs to get to practice. The '59 team had a 3-win, 5-loss, 2-tie record. Front: M. Tartaglia, D. Dawson. Back: E. Massare, J. Vaccarella, J. Titus, D. Stoll, R. Francis, L. Henry, F. Crugnale, T. Graves. 5. 4 . 3 ' an X'U Come on orange, come on black! C-qw Hero heads home. Hey, you're losing your-? Spring and a young man's fancy! Mighty Casey comes to bat!! And between cheersi- of Well, don't just stand there! omer! - ,A 3. Foiled again! West High plays the mud bowl. Concentration at its peak ff si f 1 Q 2. 9 ga, 9 ill' Front row, lett to right: L. Kent, G. Cornell, S. Traynor, S. Woodworth, P. Murray. Top row: S. Rowley, K. Villnow, K. Kasampus, C. Corsica, C. Pollard. J.V. CHEERLEADERS Adding pep and vigor to soccer and J .V. basketball games, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders have done much to foster school spirit. They have been hard at work on Monday practice sessions trying to quench the competitive varsity yells and marching music of the majorettes, while their practice eiforts have resulted in precision and skill in their many cheers. MAJORETTES This year the Majorettes have donned their new white and orange beanies and have worked extra hard to become a wel- come and, colorful addition to school events. These girls bring credit to West High through their inspiration and presen- tations of twirling skill. Back row, left to right: B. Harmon, R. Dowe, F. Kastner, B. DePrez, G. Smith, R. Conrad, l S. Kuhn. Row 2, left to right: S. Bresler, S. Dooley. Row 1: K. Frantz. l 147 Left: S. Carson, B. Smith, C. Blair, K, Skivington. Helping girls: Miss Pruner. Right: S. Biddel, M. Prevost, M. Nugent. SOCCER On any Wednesday afternoon amid the rust colored autumn leaves, the Girl's Soccer Ieam can be seen playing on the lawn of West High. Although soccer is one of the rougher, more active sports, it has been gaining support every year among the girls. It has always been an intramural sport, but the girls would like an opportunity to show their skill against other schools. S. DeWitt, co-captain, J. Hadley, captain, S. Frank. C. Blair, F. Kastner, S. Killip, M. Vincent, L. Weber, N. Jones. BASEBALL Baseball is always a favorite sport among the girls at West High. One of the nicest attractions of baseball is that it offers an opportunity to get out and enjoy the fresh spring air after spending the day inside. Here we see the girls participating in a game on the lawn. 148 BASKETBALL Basketball is a sport enjoyed by many girls at West High. As you see by their smiles, they always enjoy a brisk game after school. The Basketball Club was well supported this year with a surprisingly large number of girls from the younger grades, which indicates as good a Basketball Club in the future as in the last few years. Row l, left to right: L. Phalin, G. Jamison, S. McDaniel. Row 2: B. Hartly, J. Slattery, S. Markam, S. Frank. S. DeWitt, L. Detwiler, N. Kelly, D. Eaton. Row 3: C.. Dickenson, B. Smith, M. Nugent, P. Elliott, J. Hadley, C. Dimmick, E. Rudig, M. Moore, D. Eaton, N. McNaire. VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball Club had very good support this year. The club attended two Playdays. Eight members and a student referee were chosen to participate in playoff games against other schools. At the first Playday, held at Madison High School, the team lost all of its three games. At the second Playday, held at Charlotte High School, the girls did much better, winning two of their three games. Row I, left to right: F. Kastner, R. Lamar, E. Meisner, P. Gillaspie, J. DeRyke, N. Jones. H. Grippo, G. Kingsley. Row 2: L. Weber, B. Heath, S. Kuhn, S. Fulton, D. Toney, M. Vincent, S. Killip, K. Hickey. Miss Bush was in charge of this club. BOWLING The Bowling Club, consisting of ten teams, bowls every Wednesday after school at a nearby bowling hall. This sport was especially popular this year because it provided the opportunity for friendly competition for they girls. One of the top teams for the year was the Star Bowlers. Row I, left to right: A. Montulli, K. Geyer, B. Steinfeldt, P. Deys, E. Buck. Row 2, left to right: D. Little, J. Gramlich, C. Fay, J. Lilly, M. Schurd, C. Blair, M,. Vincent, S. Killys. Teacher: Miss Bush. 149 Row 1, left to right: G. Rath, K. Ater, J. Rice, D. Burns, M. Gallager, J. Christman, C. DeVos, M. Bradly, E. Shea, F. Lousley, K. Frantz, J. Corsica, Mr. Lombart. ADVANCED APPARATUS The Advanced Apparatus Club was a new club this year. It grew out of a demand for more advanced work on the side horse and parallel bars. Because of the lack of time available in the physical education classes, Mr. Lombart consented to lead the club during seventh period on Mondays. The club is predicted to be active in future years because of its popularity. Row 1, left to right: M. Plate, K. Grubaugh, B. Dixon, C. Schiender. Row 2: B. Stienfelot, S. Dick, M. Canan, B. Crug- nale, L. Biando. TUMBLING CLUB The Tumbling Club is a relatively new club in the history of after school sports for girls here at West High. The Tumbling Club was originated to help girls acquire the skill needed to perform the many different gymnastic feats. The beginners in gymnastics look forward to the time they will become pros,', while the girls who are more advanced, strive to perfect their present skills and learn more diflicult feats. BADMINTON The Badminton Club held what is known as a ladder tournament this year. In this type of toumament a player challenges another player above her on the board. If the challenger wins the game, the two players change positions on the board. The top three players on the ladder at the end of the toumament were Carol Stone, Linda Detweiler, and Barbara Moore. Row 1, left to right: C. Schneider, B. Moore. Row 2: S. Fulton. Row 3: L. Weber, M. Fraser, S. Frank, N. Jones. Row 1: A. Burlingame, L. Biando. Row 2: I. Eibl, B. Olds. U. Eibl, A. DiCeasare, B. Crug- nale. Row 3: N. Kelly, A. Lawler, J. Lawler, D. Wight, B. Lewis, J. Slattery, C. Tricknor, J. 0'Connel. Row 4: S. Bowles, J. Karley, D. O'Keefe, B. Moore, L. Slack, E. Newten M. Sauerteig. Row 5: D. Verblaw, J. Clark, M. Clarke, S. Barth, S. Kuhn, C. Smith, M. Zonnevylle, B. Hartley, P. Haines, M. Wight, C. Anello. Row 1, left to right: C. Schieder, G. Kingsley, A. Lawler, S. McDaniel, J. Mastronatto, E. Unger, J. Hauck, D. McNair, B. Olds, L. Koutz, N. Kelly, S. Barth, J. Lawler, D. Eden. Row 2: S. Sebert, S. Killip, M. Neadel, E. Thomas, L. Weber, V. Lilly, P. Pepper, K. Stewert, B. Hartley, D. Detweiler, P. Haynes, M. Canan, S. Kane, D. Eden. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING The spacious West High swimming pool has provided after school enjoyment and recreation for many years. Here we see the large number of girls, from every grade, who take advantage of this privilege. WATER BALLET The Water Ballet Club gave a show called Far Away Places in May. The girls practiced very hard all year long in order to put on a show in the spring for the school. They not only practiced swim- ming, but they had to do exercises before each session to limber up and keep in shape. For the show, they had flags from dif- ferent countries all around the pool. One of the numbers which they did was called Wunderbar. Some of the girls were dressed up as boys with heavy red sus- penders over their blue bathing suits. They held beer mugs for effect. The girls in the number wore yellow bathing caps with yellow braids and bangs, and had flowers and bows adoming the rest of their cos- tumes. I Aquatic Formation Q 's Q N X wi N hw 5 ,fag qfg..,,3,F f-Q 1517: fi? .L Q'2:iTQ!fZ5H?E-L Kr- :asf my '?'1igf'7fL . sk -1-5 ag .gfkgrff , -Xs31:1.Q.g,m ,ef Q i,flg gs ,,.N gh . , aw. ., -ss. 5 X Y 3 . 5 , 5 5 x , .,9X,, N Jw- , iw' ' :EQ x R X x 'Q gina, X. NW .1 ' 1- 4.x we lex ax? --., Qin wi x . Mx . W4 FS W3 -L F N L N 1 L 1 153 INDEX Administration .... Annual Staffs .... Apparatus ...... Audio-Visual .... Badminton , . , Band ........ Baseball, Girls? . . Baseball, Boys '..,. Basketball, Boys' . . Basketball, Girls' , . . Bookstore Staff .... Bowling ,,.......,... Business Department . . . Candid Section ..... Canteen .......,. Cheerleaders . . . Choir . , ..........., Class Oiiicers .......,.. Commercial Department . . . iljlouse of Representatives ..... In Memoriam ,........,. flnter Highs ,.,..... ..... La Cofradia Occidental .... Les Aspirants ...,..... Librarians .....,... Lunchroom Staff .... Cooks .......... Cross Country .... Dedication ........... English Department .... Executive Council ..... Fine Arts Department . . . Football ...,.,.....,..... Foreign Exchange Student ...,... Foreign Language Department .... Foreword .,.,.,........... Future Librarians .......... Future Nurses ,... Future Teachers .... G.A.A. Council ....... Guardians of the Flag .... Guidance Department . , . History Department . . . ......... . . . . 10 108-110 . . . .. 150 . . .. 96 . . .. 150 . . .. 113 , . . , 148 140-142 136-138 149 97 .1 149 .. 16 78 123 146-147 116-118 24,91-92 16 88 .. 6 Hi-Y ................. Majorettes ...,......,... Mathematics Department .,.. Music Council ........... Music Department ....... National Honor Society ..., Occident News Staff ..... Office Staif ,..,.... Optimates . . . Orchestra .....- ............. Pep Club .................... Physical Education Department ..... Practical Arts Department ,....., President, Student Association .... Principal ................... Red Cross ................ Russian ..................... Scholarship Rating Committee ..., Science Department ........... Senior Class Advisors ....... Senior Pictures ...... ... 122 ... 147 .. 15 ... 112 A.. 17 .. . 93 104-106 19 102 114-115 119 .. 18 .. 17 .. 90 .. 10 123 101 .. 94 .. 14 24 . 26-75 H 111 Service Corps .... 95 , , 103 Soccer, Boys' . . 132-134 , , 103 Soccer, Girls' . . . . . . . . 148 , , 19 Stage Crew .............,. . . . 100 , , 97 Standard Bearers .......,,.... . . 93 , , 19 Student Association OHicers ..... . . 90 U , 134 Swimming, Boys' ........,.. . . . 135 , 1 4 Swimming, Girls' ......... . . . 151 I I 12 Table of Contents .... . . . 7 88 Tennis....,...... ...143 17 Track......... ...143 123-131 Traflic Squad .... ..... 9 6 25 Tri-Y's.......... 120-122 , , 16 Tumbling ......,..,.......... ..... 1 50 , 5 Varsity Club ................... . . . 2 , 1 98 Vice-President, Student Association ..., . . 90 , , 98 Vice-Principal ............,... . . . 10 , , 99 Volleyball, Boys' . . . . . . 135 U l 127 Volleyball, Girls' . . . . . . 149 , , 93 Water Ballet .... , , , 151 11 Who'sWho ,22-23 13 Wrestling............... ...139 Yearbook Staffs ....................... 108-110 4, I 1 ' '- W i f I 55 a H w 4 A 1 +V l ip Xa' Q L M My 0 l VUV6! cf ' X f Y MMM U UU XNQQUOY Mg 452' f , vUJ my , , + wi WMM! 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