.Aa-X 1 90 1 Fenner, Katherine 1902 Collins, Mary B. 1903 English, Mary English, Nelly Prestine, Edna 1904 No class 1905 Clifford, Paul Hellstorm, Emma Fillman, Judith 1906 Beadle, Lucia Smith, Ralph 1 907 No class 1908 Bardol, Walter Day, Emily English. Joseph Fernbach, Joseph Fernbach, Rose McCarthy, Fred Wagner, Lititia 1909 Cleveland, Nellie Crowley, Dennis Ewing, Ann Martin, Alta McNead, Lillian Ohart Junia Peterson Agnes 1910 Armstrong Rachel Bolt Catherine Connors Irene Dobbins James Fisher Floyd Kowalslu Stephen Nelson Florence Tyrrell Teresa 1911 Bardol Howard Bastian Lillian Billrar Irvin Coffed Earl Connors Margaret Eastland Christine Klng Carl Kissinger Edith Phillips May Waltz Mayme 1912 Brandenburger Elizabeth English Anna Gramlrch Alice Heisenbuttle Harold Hennessy, Arthur Kanehl Gertrude Llndholm William McCarthy Helen Nelson Ethel Partenden Bessie Peterson, Olga Robarls Rhea Tyrrell Martin Wxllyoung Marguerite 1913 Adolf Orlo Dunlap Margaret 1913 ' Gramlich, Gustav Green, Elsie Murphy. Joseph Textor, Frank 1914 Bardol, Raymond Fowler, Alvin Gramlich, Henry Graney, Margaret Hartung, Marion King, Howard Klemp, Eugene McArthur, Norah Moritz, Sarah Scanlon, Cecilia Tresselt, Elsie 1915 Bander, Dewey Duringer, Dorothy Glbbin, Edward Gleichmarm, Viola Green, Alice Klemp, Dorothy Martin, Neabel McHugh, Loretta Meadway, Marian Murphy, Marion Ohart, Lucrece Pfleger, Pearl Snyder, Raymond Suckow, Arthur 1916 Ewing, James Hynes, William Kelly, James McCarthy, Frances Sanderson, Marjorie Schrieber, Roy Wern Marion Williams May Williams Richard 1917 Bardol Ruth Baucklaus Lorena Bergtold Julia Billiar Linda Cunningham Edward Duringer, Margaret Gramlrch Albert McHugh Leonard Osowieckl Leo Waltz Ethel 1 9 l 8 Gibbin Jane Parker Harvey Petreys Wesley Sa gesse Antonetta Waltz Roy Weiss Camilla 1 919 Borkowska Julia Keefe Genevieve Keefe Joseph Mrozek Emil 1920 Boyer Vlola Bradt Dorothea Cleveland Ruth Faisant Joseph Hodges, James Murphy Francis Ralph Florence Sherrard Marlon Siegert Kathryn 1921 Cook Bernice 1921 Dobbins, Christopher Graney, Catherine Graver, Violet Green, Kathryn Hartung, Alice Lehde, Alice Lehde, Henry Miller, Allie Murray, Leo Petreys, Winifred Pomeroy, Grace Stutzman, Leslie Wheeler, Guy 1922 Anderson, Ellen Connelly, Oliver Dean, Amber Dean, Vemon Pautler, Arthur Rosowska, Neary Saggese, Carmella Walters, Alice 1923 Bradt, Madaline Capero, Clarence Ferry, Alleane Garry, Irene Germain, Raymond Holleran, Mary Kelly, Harold Mozer, Joseph Myndrysa, John Nerber, Linton Ohart, Onnolee Ren, Helen Ren, Louise Saggese, Peter Schweinburg, Oscar Suckow Elinor Walter Mabel Wheeler Doris Sgoda Stella Walters Howard 1924 Baker Florence Blakely Anna Carlson Jennie Graver Wesley Jezlorskl Bamey Kwak, Stella Martin Clarence Olmstead Ruth Pattenden Clifford Polntaszek Stella Turo Inez Sgoda Cecilia 1925 Baker Wuilfred Carlson, Marie Kanehl Eleanor Keegan Anna Kocialskl John Mlynarczyk Clemens Potozak Walter Savisca Joseph Webster Eleanor 1926 Boothrry James Capers, R y Dalton, Eunice Deutsehlander, Walter Gilllgan, Theresa Green, Margaret Homokay Ernest Javert, Carl Meadway, Esther Murray Aileen Norberg Irma Polniaszek Joseph 1926 Rozek, Walter Turo. Dorothy Tyrrell, Agnes 1927 Walters, Beryl Wendel, Gertrude Connelly, Rosalind DeLacy, Walter Gangloff, Kathryn Gebler, Garrison Green, Irving Hynes, Earl Javert, Edith McEneny, Catherine Mehl, Amelia Nemeschy, Alfrieda Pautler, Helen Stein, Burnett: Utecht, Norman 1928 Garry, Norman Green, Dorothy Hindsken, Alice Jeziorski, Leonard Love, Elton McEneny, Margaret Poplawska, Adella Zauisca, Gazo 1929 Beckley, Dorothy Benson, Helen Boothroy, Elsie Byron, Dorothy Dougherty, William Homokay, Margaret Qulram, Richard Snell, Jeanette Stein Dorothy Stratton Marion Waite Fields Wekenmanu, Marie 1930 Blomguist Bernice Duff Esther Garry Florence Green Florence Green Marvin Jeziorskl Stanley Kohlmeier Gertrude MacArthur Caro MacArthur Robert Maxwell Catherine Melsner Adeline Mlynarczyk Angeline Nemeschy Gertrude Shevlin John Snell Geneva 1931 Blomguist, Mildred Blomugist Marion Boone, Mtldted Carlson Robert Cole, Gladys Collins Mary Czech Edmond Flick Chester Hudack Elizabeth Hutz Robert Kozub Frank Kuhn Allen Leich Violet Paluxzak Helen Pautler, Josephine Pelloth LaVerne Poplawska, Irene Robak, John Rybak John 1931 Sullivan, Daniel Shone, Emily Wenski, Walter 1932 Bennett, Ronalh Boron, Edward Crego, Russell DeMan, Raymond Dyviniak, William Frazon, Frank Galas, Francis Gelley, Alexander Germain, Eugene Green, Viola Hudack, Steven Klatts, Karl Koclalski, Matthew Lescznski, Emil Lindstrom, Edith Miechowicz, Stanley Mlyrarczyk, Mary Sauer, Matilda Stock, Adelaide Urschel, Laurerta Utecht, Dorothy Walek, Genevieve 1933 Anger. June Biergalski, Clara Bimsuu, Mary Bluhm, Wilfred Burdzinski, Edward Cefali, Rae Dawidzik. John Dobmeier, Katherine Duckwitz, Wilhelmlna Dynlniak, Stephen Gordon, Joseph Hammond George Heck Doris ldzik Daniel Iaskowsld Edward Jasczynskl Anthony Kiefer Arthur Knoche Alvin Koberg Marvin Lindauer Fred Melsner Raymond Mrkolm Walter Mottle Bessy Nartowicz Edward Nartowicz Theodore Owen William Potoczak Cecelia Pryzykuta Teddy Raczkowski Casmlr Repka Raymond Rybak Joseph Schauf Emily Sclpien Bronislaus Smith Paul Sovlnski Florence Stackler John Stoklosa Louise Turowska Henrietta Waite Richard Wasikowski Chester Wetzel Richard Widelska Bertha Wreczorek Boleslaus Woyda Irene Wolski Florian Zawxlslu Joseph Zgoda Helen Zielinslu Chester 1934 Carlson Ralph Deck, Rita Domras Arlene Eason Joseph Ersele, Albert I ' ' I I I ' 1. I 4 I ' I I . . I I I ' I I I U I I . n I I ' I I ' , I . I I I ' ' A I I . I ' ' I A I , ' I I , , I I ' , I I I ' . ' , ' ' I ' I I I, I ' ' , I , ' I ' . I I I , I I ' I , ' I I ' u ' , 4 I I I I I I I I ' . .I , I ' f I I I . I I I I I P l I I I I l I U ll I , ' I I ' I . I I f I ' I I , ' I V I D I . , 0 . ' . ' I I l ' .I I I I I ' I I I . V . I I . I. , -A I I U g . I I . 5 - 1 A' '- 1 1 A 1 f- THE SENTINEL 1952 Publlshed for DEPEW HIGH SCHOOL Depew New York C d I Y -E ' D I Id k J y Business Monogers Sh I y L k k C II P II EX LIBRIS Look back to days forever gonep Look back to the ioys you once knew. And if your memory does not serve yo Look in the leaves of the Sentinel. This book is mine -to recall to me The ioys of dcuys that used to be. This book is mine - it serves me well. A story of school - the Sentinel. UWC Nickerson Teter Ely Hollenbeck Hanwell Curcio Patterson llikxx ,l Ellyn Q w ...L- FOREWCRD Wnth prose and poem and pncture too The yearbook staff of 52 Has trued to tell a story true Of school lute here at old Depew Of happmess and sentnments Of all our Friends both tried and true And of our many teachers too Thus story mentuons all our sports And oh' those quarterly reports lt tells of clubs that through the year Have glven to the students cheer For fifty years Depew has had A school to teach each lass and lad The arts and skulls and wisdom sound And so In gold thus book rs bound ln later years, the yearbook staff Hopes photo and the autograph Wull help you remember bygone days, When through these pages you do gaze And so, without much more ado, The yearbook staff of 52 Presents to each and all of you The Sentunel of 52 , fa' x 'f7 69 Y- Xv x 6' ' 'Tx 'si-iff Tlx . 0 I I I . I . I . This story tells of class events, . . I . I . I , . I xii, ' ' -L I . I . l I . I . . D I Il ' II ' llns 'llr l nal! 'ull' QP! -rl! va Xx ll DEDICATION the graduates who by predestlnatlon have sacrlflced thelr lrves to malntam our freedom the citizens who by thelr communnty spurnt have brought about our great school system our teachers who have dedicated thelr llves to the educatnon of tomorrow s men and women those who have ganned recognltnon through thevr toll and honesty those who have receuved dustlnctlon for therr countless achievements those who by theur admnnustratlve abuluty have woven togethera pro gressuve school system those of the former graduates who have assured us ofa better and more secure future our parents who have enabled us to become graduates of these WE THE FIFTIETH GRADUATING CLASS HUMBLY DEDICATE THE 52 SENTINEL 4 l ,i . QF- qi Aiaff' . gn those who have passed through the portals of our institution before us, I . . I . . . . I . . I . . . . I I . . . . . I I I I I . . . . . . I - I I f I I I I BACK ROW John Sauer Adolf Kotz Dr W1111am F Phelan Joseph Nata1z1a S1dneyLew1s FRONT ROW Walter Mrechowrcz Edward Baldwm Joseph TroJanosky Joseph McParr1m BOARD OF EDUCATION HIS yearbook could not be complete without proper mention of the great service rendered to us, the Senior class of 1952, all the students of our school system, pres ent and future, and the community as a whole by our praiseworthy Board of Education This able ludicrous and foresnghted body of men, sacrificed time, energy and effort in a sincere desire to better, develop and increase the services, accomodations and conveniences of our school system The magnitude of their service and the unselfushness of their effort becomes greater when viewed with the thought in mind that the members of the Board of Education receive absolutely no remuneration for their service. Their's is a labor of love-love for community, love of public service, love for the youth of Depew. For the noble service they have rendered their community we, the class of '52, salute them and honor them. Among their many services and contributions the new lighted athletic field and the new school now under construction will ever stand as a visual reminder of their efforts. As we pass from the paths of youth into the road of life we say to the Board of Education, Thanks for your care, understanding and efforts in our behalf. No matter what our future, no matter where our future, we will always be proud of hav- ing been educated in a school system whose administration has been in the hands of such splendid, fine and upright Citizens of our Community. Gentlemen, may we say, Thank you for a iob well done. 6 SUPERINTENDENT Dr Phelan and recepuonrsts Beverly Ernst and Ph yllrs Tocha PCN uber rfb 3 Dr Phelan and Mrs Mazurkrewlcz h1s secretar Y Dr Phelan mspectmg new bo11er wrrh Mr Czechowskr custodran Dr Phelan and Mr Dawson 7 T us wuth a deep sense of gratntude and humnlsty that we take thus oppor tumty to recognlze and acknowledge the efforts of a man who has strlven to make our last four years at Depew High School more wholesome, and more en loyable Through hrs snncere understandin lust dlsclplme, wlse and benefnclal counsel and unendnng generoslty he has been a frnend to each and every one of s Always llstemng to the students vlewpolnt and taking lt unto serious con slderatnon before makung a decusuon, he has provuded us with numerous recrea tional actlvltles as well asa progressuve curruculum The class of 52 thanks you, D Phelan for gnvmg us pleasant memories of our school days 1 FAC U LTY BROADWAY E LE ME NTARY STANDING: Mrs. Dorothy Ferrand Mrs. Wilberta Lynch Niss Nellie English Mrs. Pauline White Miss Mary English fseatedj CENTRAL ELEMENTARY STANDING: Mrs. Rachel Axtell Miss Loraine Kupfer Ellen Walsh Mrs. Fielda Hetherly Mrs. Dorothy Quiram SEATED: Mrs. Mary Puccio Mrs. Helen Willgens Miss Marylou Marr Mrs. Dorothy Varley Miss Monica Knowles Q 3' 8 if NORTH SIDE ELEMENTARY STANDING: Mrs. Carolyn O'Leary Mrs. Florence Weimer Miss Dorothy Ledoux Miss Martha Francis Mrs. Lauretta Schmidt SEATED: Mrs. Helen Peck Miss Vera Kohling Miss Rita Sugg Miss May Phillips Mrs. Rebecca Knopf ENGLISH AND LIBRARY SERVICE STANDING: Mr. Thaddeus Raczkowski Miss Gilda Trivisond Miss Frances Jermano Mr. Edward Kraus SEATED: Miss Alice Hartung Miss Mary Wiles Miss Mary Pyne 1 . I UT SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS STANDING: Mr. Joseph Gizinski Mr. Joseph Rybak Mr. Wilbur Hastings Richard Sz anski Mr. ym SEATED: Mrs. Mary Jane Lux Mrs. Mary Dombrowski Miss Katherine Konst ,Nara .6 f.- SOCIAL SCIENCES STANDING: Mr. Guido Filicetti Miss Mary McGuinness Mr. Francis Kozub SEATED: Miss Mary Cipolla Mrs. Alice Poynton Miss Elizabeth Hudack , . 1 G7 PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION STANDING: Miss Jane Dotterweich Mr. Henry Wojtowicz SEATED: Mr. Alfred Konsek Mrs. Charlotte Witt Mr. I. Emmett Dawson I T' 4 1 LANG UAGES Miss Lucrece Ohart Mr. Marco Guerra Miss Rita Jenczka rw I ff . V f ,-- ',,r .14 -gf s o I ,I 21 i f . , fl? 1 K7 FINE ARTS STANDING: Miss Marguerite Mohr Mr, Hugh Stock Mrs. Agnes Halligan SEATED: Mrs. Irene Mohr Miss Helen Adamczyk INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HOMEMAKING STANDING: Mr. Frank Abate Miss Eleanore Maloney Mr. Chester Flick SEATED: Mr. Frederick Lindsley Mr. John Archer BUSINESS STANDING: Mrs. Frances Burda Miss Mary Harr SEATED: Miss Edith Strachan Mrs. Stella McCarthy WORK PROGRAM COORDINATORS STANDING: Mr. Charles Allgeier SEATED: Mr. Wilbur Williams Mr. James McGuire Cv Nl, L . 5 If Q , . 1 ' 1,isiA.',f xr' Miss Elisabeth Earle-Principal Senior High Mr. Francis I. Stock, Guidance Director School with Ioan Roberts confering with Miss McGuinness ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY ADMINISTRATION -sind Mrs. Iunia MCAfee'PfiHCiP31 Junior High Miss Helen McCarthy-Principal North Junior School with Betty Phelan High School Mrs. Gertrude Collie-Principal Elementary Miss Mary Englishmrmcipal Broadway Elementary School School with Mary Roskoz F. M L dmmm sms lie xx in Q is ff' 3 54 , ,af 4' I Mrs. Alfreda Mazurkiewicz , OFFICE STAFF 14 'Q Miss Olive Bauer Mr. Chester Siembida Supervisor of Attendance 4h Miss Dorothy Setter Dr. Albin Kwak School Physician I3 Miss Theresa Medrak x ,- fv- I.. 1 an ' :F URING the past years, the students of Depew High School have been fortunate in having Doctor Albin Kwok as their school physician. On this occasion, we wish to thank Doctor Kwok for the personal as well as medical interest he has shown in us, the students of Depew. lf' ff Ioy Yondt, Secretaryg John Pacheco, Presidentg Rita Bylina Treasurer Charles Petersdorf Vice Presrdent WE, the class of '52, would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Guerra and Mr. McGuire for all they have done for us. They have spent much time and effort on our class activities. Without their guidance our refreshment stand, our dances, and other activities would not have been great successes They have helped us solve not only the problems of the class as a group, but also our individual problems. Without their energy, effort, leader- ship, sincerity, and understanding, we would not be able to boast of a year that was scholastically and socially successful. We, the class of '52, wish them luck and success in the years to come. V Mr. IamestiMcG1ure - W 1 M h I6 ABEL VIRGINIA I laugh for laughter has a happy place with me 'WN ANDREWS DOROTHY Her silence is a pause for con templation Latin Lauri nature BALDO MARIE Quiet unassuming yet ested in all about her. - 3 unit secretarial- inter - fi 'f'f ' BAINBRIDGE GAIL A sweet countenance a ready smile and an understanding 3 unit secretarial 'be BATZENSCHLAGER MILTON A 3 - High erected thoughts seeded p A A '-- ' in the heart of courtesy V. , 'fi X -Mathematics- . - X I7 BLOOM RONALD In his presence you will find wit and wisdom both combined -Retailing- F ,f if A ' 'Y Q '- BUCKLEY CAROL Idle and young she laughs .,- dances and smgs Retarhng BUCHTA KENNb 1 H Let others labor I 11 do naught but rest Math and Scrence 1'- BYLINA RITA That brrght look of gladness rs always w1th her 6 Urut Secretarral V -Q..-. CARADORI JAMES A11 my studles I really know although my teachers don t thmk so rt I8 JB.. BURKARD BETTY LOU The golden glow of sunset caught Ln her hall' Latin CHASE VELMA A cooperattve and energetrc 1nd1v1dua1 wrth determmauon 3 Urut Secretarral 'fax 'Q' . at xx iw Y .X L' 5 .Q. MN O '- 'I , f . ' 'F' - h Gi' Rs .r 1, . -I - I - A I .. . ' . W ,V .. . I ' f ,L V if -A - '36 CLYDESDALE RONALD A young man who w111 be w1ser by and by Math and Scxence CYBULSKI DONALD How sad bad and mad 1 But then how It was fun -N A sr Ili' ' O 4 1, ly 4 we '- J I twas' .f Q 1 h-4 1 , 2 . I X V , 4 V if A 'K .1 COFFED JOAN A twmkle of mrschref spark les brrghtly ID her eyes Latm 13' Q..-.-7 DAHL, JOAN ' Extremely busy and H103 about ll ' Laun and Math 19 CURCIO MADELINE Her ready sm11e her hlnng grace Retalhng DERSAM PATRICIA She IS beaunful and therefore to be wooed She IS a woman and therefore to be won Retarhng S' DEUTSCHLANDER HAROLD Hrs are the clear brrght eyes that have purpose and deter mrnatron Scrence and Math ELY LAURA Oh could you viewthe melody of every grace and the musrc rn her face 6 Umt Secretarial Ms. TU' DONDAIEWSKI FLORENCE Lrfe rs a serious matter wrth me but nobody seems to realize II Latin fq., V? Qs! ss. y Q:--v ENGLERT PAUL A flashmg srrule and a shy manner lndustrral Arts 20 YT? DURSO MARGARET She rs sweet when she s nat ural and she rs naturally sweet 3 Urut Secretanal ERNST BEVERLY Studrous of ease and fond of humble thmgs Latm fi EWING BOYD I am a man and nothrng that concerns a man do I deem of rndrfference to me Math and Sc1ence FREDERICKSEN GERALD People say I don t know my own strength Sc1ence and Math C?- FERGUSON DUANE Hrs words were srmple words enough and yet he used them Sc1ence 'W W Ps FRINKE CAROLE Carole rs a clever g1r1 who always studres hard the less ambrtrous marvel at the marks upon her card Scrence and Math 21 A FOLINO GERALDINE She rs wrtty she 15 wrse an a tenor for her srze Latm GARBACZ CELIA A rather quret gul IS she but always pleasant company 3 Unrt Secretarral 'if' df ' ' ' 'U V 7 vii X n 3 so. I N V' WY ,J ' A 'W 52- ' . ,SN 1 N I ed ,f y ,M V 1 V li, Y ' ,A - ' 1 I 2 Vw. a I , ,, I 1 I V' A H 1 r , D ' ' ax y ' . ,, d 17, gy A my .1-.L ,I an V ' 9 , 1 H I ' . n . H N ' I - . 7 ' . , n as X , , T 5 Y lf. , i , 'A - W 4 R ' .' ' ' 4 . K My ' n T ' ' 'Qty , ' - Vi: if, V 5 fgss: 'BTW GAUTILLE THERESA She appears to have a far off dream 1n her eyes Laun and Sclence GIANGUALANO NICHOLAS Who does not love WIDE wo men and song Remarns a fool h1s whole 11t'e long 3 Unrt Busmess '33 ,V A ...: V 2-mf Q. 2 '4 .. K A fp ,WeJ', I 'Q GELESZINSICI IRENE Myrth and Mer1t are her pass words Latm mm fir TCS? '!I. ' GOCELLA JOYCE Her sweetness is captivating. -Latin and Science- 22 , i GERLACH DONALD Thrs day I ve 11ved Industrral Cooperatrve GOHR RONALD Honor hes rn honest T011 r ff 'T 'QW if-.f 'xv Zfzf Q- ' .fs-View . A 1 -NSA . ' 'Q . Q 'ZT?M'Q:S: ' L ' J x jfs: ,fb 53' A950 '15 65 'ff-' wwznp, , GOHR SHIRLEY Dear 11tt1e m1ss with a dear httle smile keen sense of hu mor neat httle style Retalhng HANWELL FAY By nature born a fnend to glee and merrrment Scrence GROTZ, RONALD Art is man's natureg Nature is God's art. -Art- ?' WZ -V f '3- cr HERB JOHN What devrhsh looks what boy1sh pranks Scxence and Math 23 if'- 3 if as GROVES BARBARA Her an her smxle her sweet ness tell of womanly complete ness Mathematlcs HOFFMAN JOHN You can t control the other fel lows opportunxues but you can grasp your own Scrence and Math 4-vsj:- ' ,uv , . ' fs ' N ,fx .. . . , , up ll . , , I . - sf.. , I - . 4 H I ' , . ,. 1, is , ,p , .ri-y 1 L ,,: '4' 9513, V ., , A f 1 ,Q I ' ' N I - 4 l N by Q I . f , ' I m Y I1 4 . ' 7, Y , 'V C' . fi A of A , ff h 'sf u I N'-X 4 ., Z .. ., ' if ,L H' ' A 9 . A, f ' ' A V, I , V f ,Q , , , A if , A -K :yy 4 , , A Vw 2 ' x, ' WPA. 7. , ,M,.,, l,f' HOFFMAN VIOLET Her eyes are 11ke the starry mghts her vo1ce hke sounds of summer mghts Latm IDZIK DANIEL Who broke no prom1se served no puvate end who gamed no t1t1e and lost no fr1end Sc1ence and Math HOLLENBECK, WILLIAM Now I can start to live: for long have I just existed. -Science and Math- too r' Q Wx K , 5' Jw 1 'GF , I xl , b V 4 'If X HUK MICHAEL When I consxder life and xt s few years why work? Sc1ence IEZIORSKI STANLEY I shall hardly be able to bear leavmg school Math and Sc1ence I AN KOWSKI ARLENE 'Rm' She IS mce to walk wnh and wmy to talk w1r.h and pleasant too to look upon Reta111ng 24 I'1. 115 ,ti 'N-f JUREK CLARENCE Empty barrels rattle much Scrence KOSTECKI JOHN We grant although he had much Wlt he was very shy of usrng It Math and Scrence ,gr-nw tl rfb K KIVETT HART We saw the dtfferent thmgs you d1d but always you your se remarned htd Scrence and Laun 3 fp I 1'5- E' KORCZ DIANNE A good heart lS better than all the heads rn the world Sctence 25 1' KOPEC HELEN Everyone was made happy by her presence her smrle Scrence and Latxn KROL CHESTER Hrs w11l IS the winds w111 Art 31. of H a 'E'4'g'b f f gxl, I ' ' W ,, .' . , 'lf' vs H 'f VE, 3 ' . . - , ,Lp H- 1 a . so , Hu E' hwy ' H ' Q V If X 1 I K 5 Mgr!!! H ' I P' K' H ' Note yeg I am silent. E R , ' . - . - Mgt, lx M v . . - 0 sr A 'Z 1' 3 W if m .4 Z E wi T13 - N 'r . Z3 f .N - Q , f - - J A' R V f and 1 f H' ? ,, Y r ' A , . '.. I -4 I LAKOMSKI SHIRLEY Vrbrant and actlve in every Thing she undertakes Laun and Math Retalung QEIWMW MAGNANO ANTHONY He s a hunter woman rs h1s game Math and Ind Arts .pw MLLDENBERGER IUNE Nothmg great was ever achreved wxthout enthus1asm MROWKA EUGENE I w111 su down now but the ume w111 come when you W1 hear me Math and Sc1ence I fik -,Z MH.LER FRANKLIN Fnendshrp consrsts rn forget ung what one grves and re membermg what one recreves Retarhng iv 405 'IR fri? ' N MOORE ROBERT v---- Alas the love of a woman! f-5. ,.....M-f .3 i. NEUREUTHER GEORGE A young man who knows ex actly what he expects from 1 e Industrral Arts 27 It is known to be a fearful tlung 1' NICKERSON WILLIAM The reward of a thmg we11 done IS to have done ll 3 Umt Busmess i-.f' 4. H - . ' . - , A .0 'W . . - ' ,A Q, . l .. . n H-N ' E 1' - - , , X U V it , ' . X Lx, 4' 1 , ff, ' avi X A A A QQ, Q f -3 Unit Secretarial- ' -K ,,, -A I- , 4:11 , X , ,Xi A , I 9 . . H .H lid, .. l .. H :A Im 5 1 N' ' ' . , 41 3, In H Q A X 4 . A. Q 2 Rx 1 g Q lu X M' t ' 1'f ff I l NOWAK PATRICIA Sxlence IS a vlrtue thou un vutuous one Latm PATTERSON ARDEN The less a man thmks the more he talks Indusmal cooperauve 'Db PACHECO JOHN He pleases all the world who can not please h1mse1f Math and Laun -A-vf Qty 'Vx F? R..- PEINKOFER CLARENCE I have often regreted my speech, never my sxlence. Scxence and Math 28 J F '- warg ww- G SP4 go ,.,C-' O g U :v- '3 Ev: Q-H1 U56 91.5 U' 355 ,q-'JI U' K4 P' S! Sc1ence PELLETTIERE CARMELLA You were made for enjoyment and che world was f111ed w1th thmgs whxch you w111 enjoy 3 Umt Secretanal ? 'N 13 ., . I P A , xl ah' 1 Q 1 fs. 'Q 'Q si, , O 1 PETERSDORF , CHARLES He possesses what all strive for- Self confrdence Scrence and Ind Arts RACZKA ROBERT I was shrpwrecked before Igot aboard rt PFIST ER, CAROL When in need: Carol is there, in deed. -3 Unit Secretarial- ,lif , . gl' J . Q y S G:- f X fr, in W v gf fl RECHIN BRUCE Why worry about thrngs you can t control? Get busy control lmg thxngs that depend on you Math and Scrence 29 1 PRYSBY, DIANA Her myrth the world requires- she bathes rt rn smrles of glee All who know Drana wtll agree w1th me 6 Unrt Secretarral RI-IOW JAMES Srttrn and wxshrng won t rm prove our fate The Lord pro vrdes the frshes but we gotta dlg the ban Math and Scrence Q! If lvl fix an ' v - . I . U 1' i ,, AN K . . . ' . : - , . - 39 P S ' ' ,y 4 4 g e. 1 . ' ity, e ' - . 4 . . : - .H V . . I ,, -A - E - - ' ' ,, K N, I ' ,514 ' j O- A -L -, Q 1 9 K' C L ' ' , at I I V, 'ff - - I 8 I y ff? H ' 'i-L l I f Sv , . V his K Q . ,ly ' 1 in 5, fflfii-:I3fQ'. ROBERTS JOAN There rs something about a wedding gown 3 Unit Secretarial SCHAFER HOWARD He foresees the end before the beginning Art W? if RYAN IAMES An innocent face but you can never tell Scrence fihv .anni- 3 SAVAGE FRANK Our youth we can have but to day we may always frnd trme to ow old Sf Industnal cooperatron 30 ' ,', 25 fi 4 SCHULTZ, NANCY f' f 'X There is a sweetness about it, thee and joy divine in that lovely song of thine. X'-37 Tig i X -Music- , eh ,Z fi ' SCHULTZ LOIS SCHWEIGERT MARLENE Ever gay ever glad ever So wise so young she can good never bad never live long single 6 Unit Secretarial Retailing SHARPE ROBERT SMITH ROBERT I can resist anythmg but IBIUP They are never alone that are tation -r--- accompanied by noble thoughts Math and Ind Arts Math 'ia ,J 41,9 Os SKRABSKI WALTER I have everything yet have nothing although I possess noth ing I am in want of nothing Math 31 r F 73 ft ge y .. ' 'ff 7 4 M . . ' I I p V ' I I , 1 l .. A - - ' .. X .Ulm 'Wd Vx M H . - n 4 i ' - H - , - W - - 'mr' M , xg gg, A ff kwin if fi W 55' is ' Q as s ki 1 , 5 - --.'- iv '-. f ..-' M '--20 ',', ' ' T. . - P '- f ' L, , I N! . r ' V A 4 ' ' E X I 11 LI l l ' y K 4. I ' 1 f 9' .ff 'serif -.rf SPECTOR JOAN It rs the small persons who have the merry outlook on hfe 3 Un1t Retarlrng STASIAK ROBERT A rhrngs come around to hrm who wrll but wart Iam wamng Math and Scrence li, IVAVX SOEMANN, CLINTON Make merry, though the day be gray: Forget the clouds and let's be gay. -Industrial Arts- ,ea-q,f 'y 'WG' gn r a,' 4 W few. , V, SULLIVAN LELAND A mrnd at peace wrth all he meets Scrence and Math STRASSER HAROLD If work rnterferes wrth your sleep Qurt work Industrral Arts 'EK STORNELLI IENNIE Depend on the rabbrts foot 1f you w111 I ll depend on know ledge Art and Retaxllng 32 11' .Q-sf SYMER JOAN A sweeter gxrl never drew a breath Latrn Math Scrence TYLEC PETER There s a good trme commg boys! A good tlme commg Lattn Math Sc1ence i C9 ig L-.s ill. TETER LUCILLE She has a serxous look but looks are often decelvmg 6 Umt Secretanal ,M 'sm YI ' arvs vs WALCZYK I VALLETT IEAN There s comfort U1 her quret presence 6 Umt Secretanal 33 if TOMCZAK DOROTHY Every gul s frrend Every boy s flame 3 Umt Secretarral KBEPH I would be better rf I could but rt rs so lonely berng good Y'--' Industrxal Arts Wxth the armed forces 'Mm 'Q -ef l ,vm t WEISS JAMES Strength of heart mxght of hmb but mamly use and skxll 3 Umt Busmess WUIEK GERALDINE A sweet attracuve k1nd of grace 6 Umt Secretarxal IT i WOODS FRANCES A dancmg shape an lmage gay to haunt to startle and waylay Industnal Cooperat1ve YONDT JOY peppy and gracious Dashmg and vwacious Latm -if -ev? D J v vo 1 1 4. Eleanor Kent, Treasurerg Enrico Cacciotti, Presidentg Ronald Schmitt, Vice-Presidentg Lois Kotchwara, CLASS OF '53 E, the class of '53, wish to ex- press our appreciation to Mr. Joseph Gizinski for his fine gui- dance and for the help which he has given us during the post two years. He has guided us in many ways, and has worked with our of- ficers in planning class activities. We all know that itwas because of him that we were so successful. We wish to thank him for having so much patience with our mistakes, and for helping us to correct them. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mr. Joseph Gizinski, Ronald Schmitt, Lois Kotchwara. --ev-.. v-, TOP ROW: W. Schultz, M. Swartwood, N. Smith, L. Unselt, I. Schultz, V. Stachura, R. Schmitt, B. Schmidt, M. Waiss, D. Taylor, M. Santo MIDDLE ROW: P. Schilling, I. Schneeberger, S. Williams, S. Small, R. Tylec, P. Wagner, M. Wilson, R. Rybak, M. Santo, G. Wilson BOTTOM ROW: P. Weiss, S. Sharpe, I. Schneeberger, C. Shone, B. Woolley, R. Rozek, C. Sobon, F. Stornelli, S. Stenzel, R. Winkelman. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY N our Freshman year, the class of '53 was divided, with the majority of the students going to the Central building and some attending the North Side. In the Central School, our class consisted of forty two boys and forty eight girls. As our officers, we elected Edward Cichon, president: Martin Bauer, vice-president, Suzanne McNichol, secretary, and Ronald Nero, as our treasurer. Mrs. Dombrowski was elected as our class advisor. We began the year with a Thanksgiving Get Acquainted Party at the Depew Boys' Club in November. Our next activity came in March, when we had a dance, attended by many upper-classmen. Our formal dance, which took place in May, was considered our Gradua- tion Dance. A wonderful time was had by all who attended. 39 lf' ROOM 308 TOP ROW: N, Pelletrerie, T. Pomaski, E. Miller, P. Niedbalski, S. Piasecki, B. Matthies, I. Puckett MIDDLE ROW: W. Meyers, D. Mayne, R. Margretta, J. Puehler, I. McDonnell, M. Nestico, E. Reardon, P. Maryniewski, C. Rogacki, J. Muench BOTTOM ROW: D. Newlands, T. Przybyl, F. Ostrach,I.Mi11er, F. Mammone, S. McNicho1s, F. Nannka, B. MacKenzie, J, Michalski, A, Pache, gy! G 9 'ry-3 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY T the North Side building, the class consisted of twenty six boys and twenty four girls. They elected as officers: Joseph Schultz, president, Richard Boorum, vice-presidentp Marie Basher, secretary, and David Newlands, treasurer. Their class advisor was Mrs. Poynton. Many dances and a Christmas Party were held by the class, with a May Day Dance as their big activity. The class of '53 looked forward to their big day--Graduation from first year high. For the first time in the school's history, a ninth grade class was graduated in caps and gowns. 40 f 2 , l 1 ' f 5 2 J 1 t 1 .. - , i ' r ' , v ll if-fd ROOM 309 TOP ROW: E. Kem, W. Konsek, E. Idziak, W. Fischer, W. Smith, H. LoHouse, T. McCarthy, A. Mapes, A. Kaminski MIDDLE ROW: L. Kotchwara, E. Kovacs, I. Kowalewski, L. Lamprecht, R. LiPuma, H. Guenther, A. Lniola, N. Klein, L. Hardy, L. Kowalczyk BOTTOM ROW: D. Kivett, S. Girard, J. Luman, F. Jordan, D. Hibbs, I. Hammer, S. Hodan, P. Leu, M. Kempski, R. Krasinski ?- lil- 4' YM, JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY N our Sophomore year both classes were ioined and now had a hundred and forty nine pupils from Depew and Cheektowaga. Our officers were: Ronald Schmidt, president, Joseph Schultz, vice-president, Lois Kotchwara, secretary, and Regina Magretta, treasurer. Our class advisor was Mr. Gizinski. In the beginning of the year, we held a Sophomore Banquet, followed by a dance, which turned out to be a huge success. We held a drawing, participated in the magazine campaign and did our share to help in the many interclass dances. 4l A Q I ROOM 310 TOP ROW: D. Dyll, H. Beck, H. Bukowski, A. Domino, E. Cacciotti, I. Ejnik, D. Andrews, R. Ericson, M Bauer H Blakel MIDDLE ROW M Babcock A Ceravolo M Basher M Dyll S Brown W , . , . y 2 - 9 - v - I ' I - 1 ' J Babiarz, C. Blackstone, M. Allgeier, I. Alberts, I. Byington, I. Becker BOTTOM ROW: E. Cichon, J. Diehl, C. Burford, A. Earsing, I. Blatzkowiak, E. Brogowski, J. Baker, J. DiPizio, D. Conti, D.E11ingston N J' v 'lv N x y b W J . JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY T HIS year was a successful one for the Junior Class. As class officers we chose: Enrico Cacciotti, president, Ronald Schmidt, vice-president, Lois Kotchwara, secretary, and Eleanor Kent, treasurer. Again Mr. Gizinski was our class advisor. The students participated in the magazine campaign, and did their part in the well attended interclass dances, be- sides putting on a few social activities of their own. The high spot of the year was the Junior Prom at which we all had a marvelous time. On the whole, the class co-operated with their advisor and officers so as to make an interestingi and suitable program foriall . We are now looking forward to our Senior year and we hope that we will continue our good work so that we may, upon graduation, be considered one of Depew's best classes. The class of '53 wishes to extend sincere congratulations to all seniors who are grad- uating this year and we hope that they may find happiness as they travel their various paths of life, 42 3 ytmnd 1 1.9! J . v ra if Q .,-x. w J BR. if 013, xl, K ' Ji Tha J 'LR as 1 2 bi Ty - .1 'P R. Au, Secretaryg F. Lojacono, President: R. Herb V1ce Pres1dent I Naber Treasurer E, of the Sophomore class, wish to thank you, Mr. Filicetti, for every- thing you have done for us. Everyone agrees that we were very fortunate in choosing sucha good friend and teacher as our class advisor. We know our Sophomore Year at Depew High School will long be remembered as a happy one, thanks to you and your efforts. 44 L KW? Q? P F' if mx MM 53 2 ROOM 203 TOP ROW: D. Stroud, G. Willis, D. Zwolinski, S. Zynda, R. Walser, C. Wolffer, I. Wawrzyniak, R. Wojtkowski, S. Torrelli MIDDLE ROW:R. Yeckinevich, P. Tocha, C. Tachok, M. Wagner, C. Waterstram A. Yost, M. Sullivan, E. Teter, B. Zima BOTTOM ROW: C. Walters, P. Torrelli, C. Waldmiller, R. Zuchelkowski, E. Warmus, S. Weiss, J. Zack, L. Wojciechowski, G. Urbanski. TOP ROW: G. Piatkowski, P. Nowak, E. Lojacono, J. Linkowski, T. Mediak, W. Gorenflo, D. Machholz, R. Nasca, S. Peckham, I. Leskiw, D. Long MIDDLE ROW: M. Nicosia, A. McGinnis, I. McWhirter, M. Nowak, F. Mancini, P. Lorka, R. Peglowski, I. Padgett, F. Lojacono, H. Muszocki, H. Milco BOTTOM ROW:F. Nabel, M. Mizerkiewicz, B. Musialowski, E. Mosgeller, R. Pacer, D. Moorman, V. Piasecki, D. Messenger, H. Onisk, I. Niebergall, M. Machlosz. - Q, Hy' O - , X ,515 ,,f' 1 M 5 ROOM 208 45 v 5 . : fo i' Q 1 i af fi is ft Q A L x F X - W' 'X ROOM 210 TOP ROW: Y. Pope, E. Smith, V. Shea, F. Silvernail, I. Rozanski, R. Sharpe, S. Smith, R. Poiniaszek, J. Siebold MIDDLE ROW: L. Rusinek, D. Ruszanowski, I, Pulaski, A. Siembida, A. Rogers, L.Si1vernai1, L. Rupec, I. Quella, D. Scamurra BOTTOM ROW: D. Rudnik, E. Skarbek, H. Rynkiewicz, P.Schwind1er, R. Schweigert, I. Saul, S. Rybak, M. Saul , , I 46 5,1 ' + s 5 fi fi f . ko, Q ' W A an iz L... v-if ff f.:.': '-qv ROOM 303 TOP ROW: R. Herb, D. Hoffman, E. Kowalczyk, D. Hess, I. Kasperek, H. Kittle, R. Jarlenski, J. Kasperek, ? Q 1 E I. Hughes, C. Johnson MIDDLE ROW: J. Kubiak, M. Krickovich, G. Krawczyk, A. Kozanecki, E. Lambert, D. Landrey, G. Herkey, D. Juszczak, M. Kobas, S. Kron BOTTOM ROW: H. Kaiser, S. Mogall, A. Krol, S. Kroher, A. Iachlewski, R. Hirsekorn, F. Korzen, D. Knabelkamp, P. Horton, B. Kotchwara. I 0 9 I ' Vi 'V .awww if ya!! V ffvb A 70. 'gf' if f f . . Ft! I U 1, iff 1 ,P . . 'tile no it ROOM 304 I' TOP ROW: K. Gerlach, K. Ettenhoffer, E. Hale, W. Filipiak, D. Swartwood, J. Fitts, E. Graf, L. fn- Grzybowski, C. Guarino MIDDLE ROW: K. Gautille, E. Graham, M. Garcia, D. Grotz, R. Giamlgra, X N. Foley, R. Nicosia, E. Gloss, I. Gohr BOTTOM ROW: R. Hapeman, G. Grzybowski, G. Ellingson, l 'F J' B. Giangualano, G. Hapeman, I. Fischer, T. Elliott, R. Evans, D. Hamilton, I. Fox SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTCJRY 'UR class of '54 is a combination of students from Depew and Cheektowaga. Last year the class advisor at the Central School was Mrs. Dombrowski. The officers were: Daniel Zwolinski, president: Joan Leskiw, vice-president: Jeanette Di Pizio, secretary, and Delores Paul, treasurer. The class activities were a Get Acquainted dinner and dance several interclass dances, and adance held in April. We also had our formal dance in May. The class advisor at North Side was Miss San Filipo. The class officers were: Frank Loiacono, president, Charles Guarino, vice-president, Ronald Herb, secretaryp and Geraldine Piatkowski, treasurer. The class activities at North Side consisted of four dances and a successful Christmas Party. Our Graduation was a solemn and wonderful affair, and for the second time inthe history of our school, we received diplomas while wearing caps and gowns. 48 T HIS year Mr. Filicetti was chosen as class advisor. We elected as our officers: Frank Loiacono, president, Ronald Herb, vice-president, James Naber, secretary, and Rodney Au, treasurer. We had a Christmas party and dance, which was a huge success. Only the sophomores attended the party, but many friends of the sophomores attended the dance. The Sophomore Class was well represented at the interclass dances, which were held. An en- ioyable time was also had by all at the Sport's Dance, which was given by the Sophomore Class on February 2l . The Sophomore Class under the guidance of Mr. Filicetti and its officers had a very prosperous and successful year. The class co-operated with the officers to make all our pro- grams interesting and financially successful. We are now eagerly looking forward to our Junior Year, and we hope that we may con- tinue as an outstanding class at the Depew High School. i f L, I 1' L., IL' ' ' ' 4 M 4 ' .' i iff' TOP ROW: J. DeLa.cy, M. Dernbinski, J. Deming, R. Dippold, R. Au, E. Bylina, L. Bowen, R. Adamczyk MIDDLE ROW: D. Bemacki, E. Brown, J. DiPizio, C. Albert, R. Caretto, M. Cicatello, D. Danler, F. Barnwell BOTTOM ROW: B. Dickinson, J. Capello, P. Duggan, C. DeWein, A. Bicheler, N. Axen, P. Casillo, L. Duggan, P. Angielczyk it R E i. ' 5 - - 3 141 ' X1 P Z ROOM 307 49 'L' 27-L x l 1 R I x ,XY l i-,. I A ' J' l 'lf' l Q l -Q, l l I iz. I ff 1 . V! Q?'j , f Sandra Lehman, Secretaryg Robert Stevens, Presidentg Ruth Durso, Vice-Presidentg Paul Balkoviec, CLASS OF '55 l CLASS or '55 l T HE Freshman class wishes to show their appreciation to our class advisor, Mrs. Mary Dombrowski, who has helped us in every way throughout this school year, and to Mrs. Junia McAfee, our principal, who has been most understanding and pa- tient with us. 50 P. Balkoviec, Mrs. Dombrowski, Ruth Durso F P We-M' 5 ,.. ROOM 204 TOP ROW: R. Tabor, A. Wuench, G. Taylor, R. Stevens, R. Wolffer, M. Waters, M. Szczublewski, I. Waters, E. Wolski MIDDLE ROW: I. Stapelton, M. Winkelman, C. Zoladz, K. Weichman, F. Wasikowski, E. Wilhelm D. Strozewski, R. Wagner, M. Weaver BOTTOM ROW: V. Wiatrowski, C. Storm, M. Wilkinson, G. Watson E. Zink, T. Waiss, D. Szuba, S. Stadler, A. Woolley TOP ROW: F. Piglowski, E. Retzel, M. Peinkofer, B. Phelan, D. Shirnandle, T. Rozanski, D. Snyder, K. Repka MIDDLE ROW: J. Schukraft, R. Snaplin, J. Polniaszek, A. Stabell, E. Smith, L. Stadler, P. Parise, I. Schukraft, R. Quimby BOTTOM ROW: V. Pomaski, A. Santo, W. Savage, D. Perley, I. Ott, I. Rybak, I. Savash, E. Reise, A. Richter uw K.. gm ' ' ROOM 205 51 i 2 1 . 5. 5-'41 19' ROOM 207 TOP ROW: A. Kovacs, M. Minnier, L. Lommer, A. Nestico, F. Kufel, F. Ogledzinski, E. Krasinski, B. Natalzia, M. Meister, R. Lindner MIDDLE ROW: D. MacFadyen, G. Kowalski, F. Lewandowski, R. Nero, J.. Olsen, I. Brandenburger, R. McDonnell, S. Lehman, F. Lojacano BOTTOM ROW: N. Natalzia, N. Myers, M. Maccarone, C. Klein, D. Kovacs, R. Lawson, E. Malyszka, M. Kling, L. Kozanecki . ..., jf f . M A . ' I onl inr , is wir .fs , In Q Q 1 . mal Agmlgg ....V --,v-. ,,.., D , I - ,Q ..-Q W ,ff V5 V. K - V.. ' ' ' 1 . R ' 'H ,gffi ' W V 6... ,J , , ,W A 0 , MI! E P ,',. Q v w ' s , R , 1, XT ' gs. . M - Q. n . 5 I .1 r,. ., I fa , V' A . A Q 'fy ' Eh A ' ' .nik i 4 V kwa . , ,O f NAF'M .O ks if 5- , X! ,f ' Sl. M - -'W , FW is '4 , ,WM VT, ,M 1 ,,.. , 1 si -of . -V s,'-qsarlg , 4 ' N -kg-f' ' g ' N ki- - x 52 fl f' 41.45. is vu..- TOP ROW: L. Gordon, I. Fox, D. Ross, H. Green, I. Keicher, R. Kaiser, W. Gnorek, A. Gerspacher MIDDLE ROW: R. Hyburg, L. Hess, F. Karwaszynska, B. Foster, L. Kaiser, A. Glasser, M. Haniszewski P. Hunger, A. Hunger, M. Johnson BOTTOM ROW: I. Gorczyca, E, Kittle, G. Folsom, H. Girard, D. Freeman, C. Holland, E. Gaziorek, M. Haering . 1 5 xx, Q 1 2 L wg . X.. ' f ROOM 209 53 1, , , eo. 1 l E l 31 ROOM 211 TOP ROW: D. Andrews, R. Arlington, K. Arber, G. Ezzo, J. Hmrhein, S. Condello, I. Cerullo, P. Balkoviec, I. Felber, R. Cardinal MIDDLE ROW: R. Fischer, IL Fischer, M. Bowers, R. Durso, D. Ely, H. Bieber, W. Abbotoy, M. Natalzia, M. Dzwigal, M. Abbotoy, F. Brown.BOTTOM ROW: B. Bardol, M. Dawson,-R. Arndt, C. Baker, M. Connelly, J. Brandner, C. Baker, N. Breton, G. Eason, T. Deming FRESHMAN CLASS HISTCRY THE Freshman Class of '51 consists of one hundred and forty students. In this group, there are about seventy-five girls and sixty boys, residing in all parts of Depew, and Cheektowaga. The class was very successful in the selling of Christmas wrappings and cards. The class participated in all the interclass dances and, of course, shared in the pro- fits. The freshmen students also took part in the magazine sale, and did a good iob as a result of their salesmanship. Everyone enjoyed the Christmas luncheon and dance, which was held on Decem- ber 18, 1951. The luncheon was held in the cafeteria, and was followed by a dance in the gymnasium. Stephen Condello made a iolly and generous Santa. The Freshman Class is looking forward to its big affairs of the year, the Gradua- tion Dance, which will be held on May 29, and the Graduation Exercises, which will be held on June 20. The Graduation Exercises will mark the end of our Junior High careers, and the beginning of our years in the Senior High School, which we hope will be very successful. 54 ii? R. Kannra, Vice-Presidentg T. Gramza, Secretary: R. Maxwell, President: J. Green, Treasurer CLASS OF '55 R. Maxwell, Miss G. Trivisond, T. Gramza HE Freshmen Class at the Northside Junior High School would like to take this opportunity to thank Miss Trivisond for her guidance and leader- ship. She has spent much time and effort on our class activities, and we realize that without her efforts, our class events would not have been as successful as they were. We hope that the future freshmen classes will have as fine a class advisor as we have had. '-T ,gf 0,1 ak f ,M I ,,. .. M G.. ,1 sw- TOP ROW S Bull T Konwxczka I Drogr W Borcz A Bull R Rupert B A Shutt MIDDLE ROW E Eberle W Burg1o I Hoffman P Sandgren I Debo R Feldmann BOTTOM ROW S Waterstram R Manrung F Foster I Clauss L Er1ckson E Woods TOP ROW J Green C Klenk I Aman R Green G Langer I Sheldon B Witkowskr MIDDLE ROW W Lee R Muench I McGraw, S Lux M A Meyers R Frantz R Kantra BOTTOM ROW S Schillmg E Rommel E Hardy F Fi1ip1ak,I Carhn R Krau yi? 56 TOP ROW A Sobon D Dy11 E Busslck T DeMan H Nowak P Moore MIDDLE ROW M Kaczmarek R Wameche MA B1ckert T Gramza R Amundsen D Hodan BOTTOM ROW E Pflster R Maxwell D Hart G We1be1 V MC1SZOClQ FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY HE North Junior High Freshman Class of 52 consisted of fifty-eight members, twenty girls and thirty-eight boys. The class advisor was Miss Trivisond. Early in the fall, the class elected the following officers: Richard Maxwell, president, Ronald Kantra, vice-president, Theresa Gramza, treasurer, and Jeanette Green, secretary. Many of the class members are musically and artistically inclined and had demonstrated their abili- ties at various school functions. Scholastically, the class had been well represented on the Honor Roll. The officers, with the help of the various committees, had planned an enioyable social activities calendar for the class and had the Halloween Dance which proved to be very successful. The Valentine Dance took place on February 8, and a Spring Dance, held in May, the final social event of the year, left everyone looking forward to grad- uation and a successful Sophomore year. 57 . . . 1 1 V A 1 , . 7 l l 5 5 1 f . ,QW TOP ROW: C. Frinke, J. Yondt, C. Petersdorf, D. Idzik, C. Iurek, G. Fredricksen, C. Pfister, R. Smith, F. Dondajewski, S. Condello, I. Geleszinski, J. Pacheco, E. Mrowka, C. Pelleterie, B. Groves 3RD ROW: A. Siembida, R. Krasinski, R. Magretta, C. Garbacz, I. Rybak, M. Durso, J. Herb, L. Kotchwara, A. Jankowski F. Stornelli, R. Grotz, D. Prysby, D. Hamilton, I. Dahl, V. Abel, G. Folino, M. Kling 2ND ROW: L. Hess, M. Allgeir, D. Mayne, M. Kempski, S. Ieziorski, H. Kivett, I. Waters, E. Kent, M. Dembinski, R. Herb, P Dersam, S. Girard, I. Symer, I. Gocella, N. Klein. BOTTOM ROW: V. Chase, G. Bainbridge, M. Scharf, I. Mildenberger, J. Kostecki, N. Giangualano, P. Weiss, D. Tomczak, S. Lakomski, L. Kowalczyk, K. Mercer SENTINEL STAFF HE Sentinel Staff of '52, composed of numerous divisions, has worked with agreat deal of enthusiasm to make this yearbook the greatest ever. They have endeavored to present a book that is of genuine interest to the faculty, our friends, and our fel- low students. Our advisor, Mr. Francis S. Kozub, and the co-editors, Joy Yondt and Daniel Idzik, laid the ground work. They planned the layout of the book, the number of pages, the illustrations and the amount of copy. Written assignments were made, pictures were taken, all material was checked carefully. The book was, then, ready for publication. With the completion of this book, the members of the staff wish to take this opportunity to express their sincere appreciation to all, who have, in anyway, con- tributed to the success of the yearbook. 60 EDITORIAL STAFF STANDING: A. Jankowski, V. Abel SEATED: D. Idzik, J. Yondt PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART STAFF 'iii' I. Mildenberger, S. Girard, L. Kowalczyk M. Kempski, E. Mrowka, R. Grotz, C. Jurek SUBSCRIPTION STAFF TOP ROW:R. Herb, I. Geleszinski, S. Condello, J. Waters, D. Hamilton. MIDDLE ROW: A. Siembida, M. Dembinski, M. Durso, C. F. Stornelli, M. Nowak. BOTTOM Pelleterie, ROW: I. Rybak, L. Hess, N. Klein, M. Kling, R. Magretta, ADVISOR AND EDITORS Mr. F. Kozub, D. Idzik, J. Yondt ell BUSINESS MANAGER I. Dahl, S. Lakomski SENTINEL STAFF PATRON STAFF TOP ROW: D. Prysby, F. Dondajewski, R. Smith, K. Mercer, I. GoceI1a.MIDDLE ROW: M. Scharf, J. Kostecki, P. Weiss, G. Bainbridge. BOTTOM ROW: S. Ieziorski, J. Pacheco, N. Giangualano, D. Tomczak. LITERARY STAFF TOP ROW: L. Kotchwara, D. Mayne, E. Kent, R. Krasinski, M. Allgeier. MIDDLE ROW: H, Kivett, J. Symer, C. Garbacz, C. Pfister, P. Dersam, G. Folino, I. Herb. BOTTOM ROW: 61 C. Petersdorf, V. Chase, C. Frinke, B. Groves, G. Fredericksen. swf-...M ..-ue. , l .. 5 1 ' v' n 4 ' C' . i 1 , in L' , W f, W 5 xi Q M5 STANDING: R. Bloom, S. Gohr, A. Iankowski, R. Lommer, M. Schweigert, J. Stornelll R Sm1th SEATED F. Woods, C. Buckley, F. Miller, M. Curico, P. Dersam LAS VENDEDORAS T HE LAS VENDEDORAS, Q retailing club of D.H.S. , was organized in November l946, with Mr. Williams as advisor. This year the officers of the club were: Franklin Miller, president: Carol Buckley, vice-president, Madeline Curcio, secretary, and Frances Woods, treasurer. The retailing class edited the school paper, The Scoop , organized a display of more than l00 dolls, and presented a Get Acquainted movie and dance, where many friendships began. We worked on our Christmas display, Candy Lane , which con- verted our classroom into a Christmas land of fantasy. Las Vendedoras has provided the advanced retailing classes with addi- tional experience in presenting fashion shows, designing window and counter displays and bring the proiect work of the class before the public. C. Buckley, Mr. Wilbur Williams, F. Miller Ru, X TOP ROW: L. Bowen, B. Phelan, J. Kasperek, C. I-rinke, B. Wooley, H. Deutschlander, S. Condello, E. Krasinski, C. Holland, S. Peckam, M. Dembinski, M. Meister, C. Klein, E. Kittle SECOND ROW J. Stapleton, D. Hamilton, A. Santo, R. Arndt, D. Shimandle, R. Krasinski, I. Geleszinski, J. Symer B. Ernst, M. Kempski, M. Dawson, B. Dickinson, R. Yeckenevich BOTTOM ROW: P. Tocha, G. Watson C. Zoladz, R. Durso, I. Pulaski, R. Lawson, E. Smith, A. Wooley, M. Natalzia, L. Silvernail, R. Carretto, M. Dzwigal R. Krasinski, Mr. T. Raczkowski, J. Symer 63 A HE FOOTLIGHTERS under the direction of Mr. Raczkowski had a very successful year. The officers were: Rose Krasinski, president, Irene Gelezinski, vice-president, Beverlee Ernst, secretaryp and Joan Symer, treasurer. The members cooperated with Mr. Raczkowslci in presenting var- ious programs for the entertainment of the school. The first program was a presentation of Schools For Free- dom during American Education Weelc. This program was both ecl- ucational and entertaining to all who viewed it. During the year, several thea- ter parties were held, in order to stimulate interest in the club and to teach the members the art of profes- sional acting. These theater parties were enioyed by all who attended them. The Footlighters would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Raczkowski forall that he has done, and to wish him luck and success in the future. DHS BAND DRUMS J. Draszkiewicz, R. Keicher, C Zawadzki, B.Giangua1ar10, R. Frantz, K. Rcpka I. Kostecki Mr. Hugh Stock I. Sauer MAJ ORETTE AND TWIRLERS C. Sobon, M. Maccarone, C. Frinke, G. Piatkowski, S. Mapes, A, Yost IL REED STANDING D Gesek J Sharpe M Dawson L Bauer I Cerullo D Norberg S Condello R Krau Phelan F F1l1p1ak V Praseckl B Frscher S Zynda T Ellrot P Balkov1ec BOTTOM ROW B Natalzra P Cas1llo I Kosteckr I Sauer J Capello M Allgerer M Weaver J Schultz STANDING D Ellrolt W Ottowrcz J Kasperek W Va11Pelt L McLeod I Frtts R Hyburg SECOND ROW R Ell1ott C Keller K Arber F Stornellr G W1ebel T Stock A Kovacs R Fergel A Sobon I SCh111ll'lg W F1l1p1ak E Hale 65 1 .. f, 4 , H - r ll ' ' X VA . Y 4 : W, 4- I in W. Filipiaki, L.. Ericksenl I. Rozanskl, G. Willis -SECOND rzow: D. Koxlacs, L. Statler, M. Lindsley, B. lr' a ,625 PY in IV, in L ,H . 'v TOP ROW: I. Pulaski, H. Guenther, D. Schimandle, E. Kittle, N. Schultz, L. Bowen, S. Girard, S. Stenzel, P. Angielczyk MIDDLE ROW: G. Kowalski, L. Rupec, P. Hunger, M. Kling, E. Smith, L. Kowalczyk, K. Weichman, R. Caretto BOTTOM ROW:E. Malyszka, M. Haniszewski, I. Stapleton, L. Wojciechowski, E. Brown, S. Brown, F. Mancini, E. Kovacs, A. Jachlewski CHORUS K , x if Q 51 i if: I P., .7qQ S. Girard Miss Mohr N. Schultz F, Lojacano STANDING: P. Weiss A. Magnano J. Pacheco R. Kaiser W. Skrabski C. Holland SEATED: N. Smith S. Condello F. Lojacano D. Taylor R. Raczka I: 3 Y? . I I rg I , TOP ROW: F. Lojacano, N. Natalzia, C. Garbacz, P. Tocha, M. Batzenschlager BOTTOM ROW: I. Alberts, G. Wujek, C. Pfister, F. Kufel, N. Klein ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'I' HE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, under the direction of Mr. J. E. Dawson, performs a maior function in our school life. Members of the Athletic Association sell tickets, help advertise all athletic events, and handle the financial affairs of the association. They are responsible For the many duties that need to be performed in order to make any athletic event a success. At the annual meeting, two representatives from each grade are chosen by the students. From the group Celia Garbacz was chosen Activity Treasurer and Geraldine Wuiek as her assistant. This year's success in our Athletic events would not have been possible without the support of the student body. Therefore, we would like to thank all of those who in any measure helped to make our year of athletics a success. 68 2 nb '51 E H16 M! I m seball Basketball B2 COACHING 'fum Football Wresrlmg Track and Fleld Q xedenck Lmdslel' Gol M! Marco Guerra 1 ment MFA Tenn1S F-qu P Dawson Manage' J 'D- 1- W xo-N10 My Hemll is 33691615 M, Mixed Konsek F 9 oomb all 'ii- if ootbau Trac 's 69 U Nw! Ml' Joseph R b k Football Baslzfeniau Baseball 11 elet Charles A S Mr Basketball Football WU' ,pu-f 4. . Xxx A , i . , B Q Q Q 1, Q, We . Y A fc X Q. 'J , - ' 'Q Q A K 4 I 1 4 R 1 WLAN X ff we 5 We 'f Mr. F f 1 no .fea . Q I . ' . xl C... . - wg? ' I. 1 1- A 1- ' ' - ' TY , 'Tit-T' Mr. Guido Filicetzi ' ' ' F STAFF I ' . . . ' W 'A 1 - f f-S ' in - - 'lf' F l 5, -, V M, , 1 A ig 4 - D 4+ 5' ' it .. '- -V ' fig A 5 K' ., ,Q 3. I, . , , Eg 9 37 7 M aff? fifxf ' 1 lo Q5 30,3 .14 ae, 'Cv- TOP ROW: B. Oiangualano, R. Gohr, D. Scamurra, R, Sharpe, J. Herb, I. Caradori, J. Fins, I. Ryan, A. KOVHCS. F- L0Jacano MIDDLE ROW: L. Lent fmgnj, R. Smith, D. Taylor, R. Clydesdale, G. Makowski, H. Beck- T- Magf1aH0- D Newlands. P- Tfoianowski Qmgr.J BOTTOM ROW: R. Wa1ser,lR. Schmitt, E. LoHouse C. Petersdorf, G. Fredricksen, R. Moore, R. Dippold, I. Pacheco, F. Miller VARSITY FOOTBALL u NDER the able coaching of Mr. Rybak and Mr. Filicetti, the Depew Wildcats turned in a very successful season with six victories against one tie and one loss. All but the Sloan game were played on the new Northside field. Depew opened the season against a new opponent, Avon. The Wildcats showed their power in that first game with a 37 - 7 win. Depew then upset Amherst when an end run by Jim Caradori For the extra point turned out to be the margin of victory in a 7 - 6 win. Next came East Aurora and Depew rolled by them with a 32 - 0 win. Pine Hill gave Depew a scare as they lead 7 - 6 at halftime but Depew came back strong in the second half to surge ahead for a 26 - 7 victory. In the all important game with all previous records thrown to the winds, Depew and Lancaster battled to a T3 - 13 tie. Unbeaten, untied Sloan upset Depew's apple cart when they captured the Little Three Trophy with a 27 - I9 win. On the night of the Medina game a snow storm hit Erie County and the game was played on a field covered with several inches of snow. Depew slid to an 8 - O win. Due to the weather the Orchard Park game was postponed until the weather cleared. Depew closed the season with a 19 - 6 win over the Quakers. 70 Depew De pew Depew Depew De pew Depew Depew Depew SCHEDULE 7l Avon 7 Amherst 6 East Aurora O Pine Hill 7 Lancaster l3 Sloan 27 Medina 0 Orchard Park 6 F6 E '? J TOP ROW H Kmle T Medrak S Praseckl R Ke1cher R Stevens R Cardmal G Ezzo W Hertzelman K Arber P Trojanowskx MIDDLE ROW E Kowalczyk M Bauer D Kovacs R Evans R Iarlenskr R Polmaszek R Herb J Rozanskr G Ellrngson BOTTOM ROW B Wooley F Loyacano C Johnson A Kovacs R Hyburg M Connelly V Plaseckr P Caslllo D Hoffman SC HE DULE Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew SCORING Hoffman Muench Connelly Herb Piasecki Loiacano Mediak JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS AT Amherst East Aurora Lancaster Sloan Med1na TOTAL PTS H J V s l1ke the1r b1g brot ers turned in a successful season with 3 w1ns I loss The J V s played the1rf1rst game against Amherst and came out on the short end of a 20 6 score At East Aurora they played a scoreless t1e In the big game with Lancaster they came through w1th a I9 0 v1ctory on touchdowns by Muench Herb and Hoffman The extra ponnt was made by Mednak TheJ V s took Sloan next by a I3 0 score. And 1n a double header with Medina they defeated the Medina J.V.'s in the opener 19-0. Hoffman has two T. D 's and an extra point to take the scoring honors on the team. H was followed closely by Muench and Connelly with two T D 's apiece. 1 . We s sa --we g 1 or .5 --3 y A... , U l .T I L.. an , it I . - 'T -1 .. I K VK -V , hw i x X 1 ' 6 20 E . ' ' ' 11 , 0 0 T . , I9 0 ' , . . .1 ' ' 13 o ' 2 ' 0 - - I 57 E ' . ' P TD . ' . 1 2 I3 - ' ' . I 1 .. o 2 I2 , - o 2 I2 o 1 6 o 1 6 1 0 1 6 e 2 o 2 3 6 W I U 72 TOP ROW: H. Schafer, J. Mazur, R. Smith, M. Eberly, H. Bach, G. Fredericksen MIDDLE ROW: C. Petersdorf, R. Folino, N. Pelleterie, J. 'ii Stornelli, T. Pomaski, L A X ,I BOTTOM ROW: E. M ls 6. nf! vit: A U x A Kowalczyk, I. Michaiski, 1 if R. Herb, T. Deming, v ' R. Gohr E' TRACK AND FIELD 'I' HE VAGABONDS, under the able guidance of coach Henry Woitowicz and coach Guido Filicetti, enioyed their most successful season since 1949. In dual meets they were vic- torious in five out of seven starts and captured second position in the Triangular. Our success was contributed to Jessie Stornelli, who ran up a total of 60 points, and the support of many veterans who shared the lime light by filling vital spots on the team. New records were set in discus, shot put, and total points, for the year. We will be looking forward to another successful season but this may only be accom- plished with the wholehearted support of the boys of our school. The coaches extend their welcome to any boys interested in participating in track and field events in the coming season. NEW RECCRDS SCHEDULE SHOT PUT Depew 33 West Seneca 62 OLD RECORD NEW RECORD Depew 46 1f3 Orchard Park 39 273 H' Schafer 39' 8 lfzu H- 50611 40' 3 Depew 40 Eden 54 1X2 DISCUS Depew 54 Akron 32 D- F0 eY 107' 9 R- F0lln0 117' 10 Depew 54 Sloan 37 TOTAL POINTS Depew 61 Alden 34 W. Porebski 46 3f4' J. Stornelli 60 Depew 48 Hamburg J.V. 37 TRIANGULAR Meer First Places J. Stornelli 7 J. Stornelli 60 Pine Hill ....... 60 R. Folino 6 J. Mazur 42 3f4 Depew ---- ---- 3 3 J. Mazur 6 R. Folino 42 1f2 Sloan ----- ---- 2 5 H. Bach 6 H. Bach 36 N. Pelleterie 3 73 TOP ROW: J. Schultz, E. Cacciotti, R. Schmitt, R. Smith. J. Ryan MIDDLE ROW: H. Blakely, E. Makowski, R. Sharpe, J. Herb. I. Pacheco, F. Miller BOTTOM ROW: H. Kivett, W. Skrabski, I. Caradori, R. Hibbs, R, Hyburg Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Remain Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 43 Amherst 66 Clarence 39 Williamsville 75 Pine Hill 54 Hamburg 67 East Aurora 56 Akron 46 Sloan 54 Lancaster ing schedule: Amherst Clarence Williamsville Pine Hill Hamburg East Aurora Akron Sloan Lancaster AS the book goes to press the Depew 1 Wildcats have played eight league games, winning six and dropping two. They have played one non-league game, a little three contest with Sloan, which they lost in overtime 48-46. The Wildcats are currently tied for second place with Williamsville inleague standings. In their opening contest they lost to Amherst by a score of 63 to 43 but came back to defeat Clarence 66-46. In aclosely fought game, Williamsville edged Depew by a 43-39 count. Depew then rolled over Pine Hill 75-53. In this game, Johnny Herb broke the school 's scoring record set by Ray Siembida, by scoring 37 points. Depew then claimed victories over Hamburg, pre- viously undefeated: East Aurora and Akron before losing to Sloan. ln the last game to date Depew edged Landcaster 54-49. Depew has been averaging 55.5 points per game to their opponents, 48.4 points per game. F. Miller iffy 4 Ca C Cloth, R. Sharpe .X 155' I. Ryan I. Caradori J. Pacheco I . Herb 3 R, Schmitt STANDING: F. Miller, R. Sharpe, I. Pacheco, J. Ryan KNEELING: J. Herb, Mr. E. T. Dawson, I. Caradori X1 f fQLK 'E' TOP ROW: G.Wi11is, G. Rozanski, W. Gorenflo, G. Boniface MIDDLE ROW: E. Bylina, I. Kasperek, F. Lojacono, P. Balkoviec, R. Iarlenski BOTTOM ROW: M. Connelly, B. Giangualano, L. Hardy, J. Nabber, D. Scamura JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Depew 39 Amherst Depew 50 Clarence Depew 5I Williamsville Depew 52 Pine Hill Depew 30 Hamburg Depew 33 East Aurora Depew 52 Akron Depew 45 Sloan Depew 7I Lancaster Remaining schedule: Depew Amherst Depew Clarence Depew Williamsville Depew Pine Hill Depew Hamburg Depew East Aurora Depew Akron Depew Sloan Depew Lancaster WITH half ofthe season behind them, the Junior Varsity Basketballers are looking forward to a very successful sea- son. In the nine games played they have met defeat only once and this by a 34 to 30 score to Hamburg. They hold victories over Amherst, Clarence, Williamsville, Pine Hill, East Aurora, Akron, Sloan, and a rout over Lancaster. The J.V. 's are now currently averaging 47 points per game to 33 for their opponents. Depew has scored 423 points to their opponents 295. TOP ROW R Frantz R Kexcher, C. Klink, W. Borcz, D. Ruppert, I Cerullo I: Busslck T Konwlczka MIDDLE ROW I Sturdabant, B. Natalzia, A. Wuench, R. Kantra, W. Gnorek H Girard R Muench BOTTOM ROW T Duggan D. Hodan, W. Lee, E Rommel, R. Maxwell, D. Freeman R Manmng FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 'I',HE Freshmen Basketball team has proven itself fully capable of ful- filling its two-fold purpose. It not only has served as an extra-curricular activity for sports-minded freshmen but this year, as in past years, it has provided material for Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. The experience gained by the frosh under the adequate coaching of Mr. Allgeier makes them skilled in the basic know-how of the court and molds them into the Varsity's future high scorers. 77 TOP ROW: W. Ottowicz, I. Weiss, E. Cacciotti, R. Schmitt, F. Miller. J. Ryan, H. Kivett MIDDLE ROW: D. Zwolinski, R. Sharpe, I. Caradori, I. Herb, I. Hoffman BOTTOM ROW: R. Dawson VARSITY BASEBALL T HE l95l Depew High Baseball team suffered one of the worst records of the school in the ast twenty years The league record for the school was three wins and nine losses. The p . total record was six wins in twenty games. The poor record was probably due to the fact that the team didn't have any practice sessions but played every day of the week. Poor hitting was a major factor in many of the defeats. Brilliant pitching by Frank Miller was the back bone of the team. .lim Caradori and Frank Miller led the team in hit- ting, both batting high in the 300's. Midway through the season, several J. V. players were brought up to strengthen the Varsity, namely, Dan Zwolinski, Ron Evans, and Rico Cacciotti. The entire first team will be returning for the i952 season. Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Depew Lancaster West Seneca Kenmore Kensington Pine Hill Sloan West Seneca Williamsville Akron Hamburg H I G H L I G HTS 6 Depew l Depew 2 Depew 3 Depew 2 Depew 4 Depew 6 Depew l Depew 3 Depew 4 78 Amherst 23 Clarence 2 East Aurora 4 Orchard Park 7 Pine Hill 8 Hamburg 4 Lancaster 6 Sloan ll East Aurora 8 N. x .44 -NM Q v ' . 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Z.: ah 1 'Tgw 1- . . :nf '. H til: M n all . f' tk' I 1 in- Q' 'Q , ,, C-F' ,xc .f , . 0 1 , ' 1 7 f ' ' Q 9 I : n Q . J Q. bk Q 9 P T 'Q 4 I Z I' ' . 1 2' ,L I -4, 'I -'cf' X Q . .H ' H 4: I 211, fu .Q .,. ' x f -141'-gmt 2 'J' 1 T' ' ' ., 'EQ . . 1- ' -. , F, 3 D 1 1 . f , , 4 '.,,., . - , .-, ., -,f .K ,,. ,, , 'X , H.. af , K, J, 5 4 1 ,, . I v .rn -It , -f,'S, P' snr J 3',, . iff QI f , xt , if fp-X lg p Qin QI an . 'Q 4. ' r 4 . G TOP ROW: H. Blakely, E. LoHouse, R. Dippold, J. Schultz. J. Cerullo MIDDLE ROW: F. Lojacano, R. Au, E. Makowski, D. Newlands, I. Fitts BOTTOM ROW: V. Piasecki, D. Scamurra, B. Giangualano, R. Arlington, R. Rozek JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 'I' HE Depew Junior Varsity completed a rather successful season after having shown pro- spects of being one of the best balanced teams in the league. Having won their first five games in one-sided contests and showing their strength at the plate as well as on the moundp they seemed headed for an unbeaten season but with the loss of three of their reg- ulars to the Varsity they began to drop games to teams which they had previously routed. With the return of many veterans to the team next year a brighter and more successful season seems apparent. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Depew I5 Sloan 9 Depew Amherst Depew I2 Williamsville 9 Depew Pine Hill Depew 9 Pine Hill 5 Depew Hamburg Depew 22 Clarence 3 Depew Sloan Depew 5 East Aurora 0 Depew East Aurora 80 's f T1 3:33 ie. ,-'. SK I . '13, 0 , ,Q P ,w 1 . :1ff?7. if if '- , 3- x., ,rg .f A- Q lv-,,g,:.-l., - 4, 4. fl L- rm, '.5!u4 . ,,, L ,ami s ' f KOWALSKI, - 1:I:f:T:7:T:7:8:!:3 TOP ROW: N. Boron, F. Kocialski, M. Huk, I. Kowalski BOTTOM ROW: E. Brogowski, E. Bylina, I. Germain, S. Ieziorski D H S RACKETEERS if E BROGOWSKI E BYLINA HIS year saw the return of four players from last year's team as well the addition of some underclass- men. ,V v The team went through a rugged season, losing every match. Although the team was winless, they have obtained valuable experience. Because of this experi- ence and the fact that the team is composed largely of underclassmen, we now look forward to a good team in '52, especially since two new tennis courts have been built in back of the school. 81 'A ,,.o-j Q.,-:-:-z-' 1:5:5:f:1:3:1:5:1:1:2:1:i:3:3:2:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:7:1:-:3:f:5:' KOCIALS KI .. . . ..3:5:5:5:1:3:1:kY:1:5 B. Rechin T. McCarthy D. Cybulski V. Stachura J. Passke W. Skrabski A l DHS GOLF TEAM 'I' HE D. H.S. Golf Team had a match record of four losses and two wins. The season was considered successful , however, because the two wins were over our traditional rival Lancaster. The Divot Diggers took part in a five team invitational tournament at the South Shore Country Club and returned with a third place. In another five team invitational tournament, held at Orchard Park Country Club, the team obtained a fourth place. The team also went to a tournament at Brae Burn Country Club and played against some of the most rigid competition in this area. This year's team saw the return of five of seven members of last year's team. Next year should see the return of all of the members of this year's team. Therefore, we know that the boys will have a very good record for the coming season. 82 .. ,- I . A .ix To Row - i Q5 Xh 'j ' - ' 4' ' P I. Wawrzyniak H. Kittle A ' G. Fredericksen ' ,' f nv' ' Y, , ' . W V ,, f , 1: A f . it --'f t T ' ' 'M ii' 'hxbaxl la' R. Raczka T X . r R. Dippold R. Moore - P R. Cardinal , N. Pelleterie f' Second Row L. Gordon R. Arlington G. Hapeman R. Gerspacher 02 I. Paluszak E. Kowalczyk R. Herb Bottom Row D. Snyder R. Hapeman S. Torrelli C. Durso R. Hyburg R. Mc Donald s Citi, E D H S GRAPPLERS 'I' HE Depew matmen went into their second year of competition expecting to have a very successful season. Along with the returning veterans of last year, the team was strength- ened by new grapplers. These new members along with the old were in need of experience, For in this way only, could the team be strengthened. In order to accomplish this, ten meets were scheduled. The team was also entered in the sectionals this year. This experience was greatly needed in the sectional meet, in which individual champ- ions of each class were selected. Last year we placed only one first place, Ralph Folino, in the T75 lbs. class, along with two second and four third places. Under the able leader- ship of Gerald Fredericksen, team captain, we hope to increase our Fortunesin the section- als, along with a good team score during the regular season. SC HE DULE Depew I7 Amherst Depew 28 Clarence Depew I9 Attica Qrchard Park Depew I9 As the book goes to press the following matches remain to be decided: . W, 1 .V -DNA, J 83 Depew Amherst Depew Clarence T Depew Orchard Park l Depew Attica Depew West Seneca Depew West Seneca 'I . 2 3, 3 ii 2? 2 i ! 2 ' 4 5 ' i if a v i 5 i I 4 5 VARSITY FRONT ROW: A. Ceravolo, M. Wilson ., I '1 N. BACK ROW: G. Folino, B. Groves, D. Tomczak, N. Klein CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: E. Teter, P. Tocha, N. Smith, J. Padget, C. Waldmiller BACK ROW: M. Nowak, S. Girard, N. Axen, F. Stomelli . if i' , , . , X 5 r- 4 Q . 84 JUNIOR VARSITY ALMA MATER J 44 riff ff? ? k ??f F P W F 4 5 f 5 lzxrazan Pacheco J J that ,rise lpsiied SEALS' 'fix :sm A .1 sfif J Ji? 5- J?5f A EQ? Q? U? gf J gfJg fJivJ'fi'ff g 1eLf'14 Asa, f mf :cc H? PAW. 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JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM D Mackenz1e E Zablotny N Rejowsku V Konst N Ruppert B Sauer DEPEW HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HE Alumnu Assocuatuon of Depew Hugh School us an organuzatuon formed for the purpose of mauntaunung and advancung the socual and cultural unterests of Depew Hugh School and us deducated to the servuce of uts members un theur endeavors to further advance the purpose stated hereun also the promotuon of a contunued loyalty to the hugh udeals as es tablushed by Depew Hugh School and further pledges utself to promote scholarshup and cutuzenshup un the communuty Van Konst Presudent Norbert Reuawsku Vuce Presudent Lula Duce Recordung Secretary Ann Mascua Correspondung Secretary Audrey Wauss Treasurer All graduates of D H S from the furst class un 1902 to the fuftueth class thus year and all the future graduates are cordually unvuted to become members of thus growung or ganuzatuon Also undergraduates who left to enter the mulutary servuce and who upon re turn were unable to complete theur educatuon at thus school are eluguble for membershup upon proper accredutung of the membershup commuttee 89 The officers for 1951-1952 are: Standmg Mrs Stephen Dyunrak Mrs Leonard Repka Mrs James Gray Mrs Ray DeMann Srttrng Mrs Ray Repka Mr Thomas New Mrs Mrchael Sauer THE DEPEW PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION owecrs promote the welfare of chrldren and youth rn home, school, church, and community ralse the standards of home lufe brmg unto closer relatuon the home and the school that parents and teachers may co operate lntellugently In the tralnung of the chnld To develop between educators and the general publrc such unlted efforts as wall secure for every chnld the highest advantages an physlcal, mental, social, and spurltual educatnon The Depew P T A needs you whether you are a Mother, a Father a Teacher, or any other cuvlc munded adult because at needs your Interest, your strength, your cooperatlon, your support, your Ideas, your zest 90 To . . . u To ' ' . To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To . . . I - . . . , 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs Mrs Mary 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs PARENT PATRONS Robert Abel Louus Baldo M Batzenslager Joseph Bloom Byl una Edwnn Chase Robert W Clydesdale S Curclo H C Deutschlander Mrs C Durso 8-Mrs 8.Ms 8.Ms 8- Mrs Matthew Earsmg N Ely M Englert Leo J Gagnon Mrs A Geleszunsku 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8- Mrs J T Groves R F Hoffman John Hoffman Daniel Idzuk T Jankowsku Mrs A Kopec 8. Mrs W Jurek 8- Mrs Zonen Korcz 8. Mrs John J Kosteck 8. Mrs F Lakomskl 8. Ms J C Lln sley 1 8. Sons 8- Mrs J Magnano 8. Mrs W K Mercer 81 Mrs Alfred Mlckalskn Stephen Mrowka 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Ms 8. Mrs 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8-Ms Wrlluam Nowak R Pelleterrne Charles Petersdorf M Pfnster A Prysby Harold Roberts P yan E Schultz K J Sheehan Joseph Solka J Spector 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Mrs 8. Ms 8- Mrs 8. Mrs 8- Ms F Staslak Domumc Stornellu O Symer John Teter Floyd Tomczak Lee Vallett Victor Wenss Dennus 8- Robert Welss Mr 8. Mrs J Woods Mr 8. Ms Bruno Wulek Mr 8. Mrs C G Yondt MF- - Mr. . . Mr- - ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' MF. . Mr. Mr. . ' Mr. . . ' Mr. . . Mr, , Mr. . . ' Mr. . . ' MF. . . . Mr, . . - - Mr. . Mr- - ' Mr. . .R Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr. . . . MV- 8- MVS- Elmer Ernst Mr. 8. Mrs. John G. Smith Mr. . . Mr. . ' - - ' I Mr. . Mr. . . . Mr. . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. , Mr. . . ' Mr. I - ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' - Mr. . . ' , . , Mr. . . ' , , ' Mr. . . . ' d , , . . 92 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS DR ALBERT ADDESA MR H ALLANSON AYRES DR H L BARCLAY REV ALFONSO BERNARDO REV CORNELIUS CASH DR DEFRIES DEPEW TEACHERS ASSOCIATION REV VINCENT DUDEK JOSEPH FERNBACH EUGENE GERMAIN HAROLD KELLY ALBIN KWAK WILLIAM MERILEES THEODORE PIUSINSKI RAYNOR DR HELEN REN REV ANTHONY SZEWC REV SHRECK DR WALTER SYDORIAK DR MARTIN TYRRE LL REV WROBLEWSKI 93 DR. DR. MR. MR. STANLEY KEYSA DR. DR. MR. MR. BUSINESSMEN PATRONS A 8. P GROCETERIAS AURORA CLEANERS BACCARI GROCERIES MR C BECKER C J. BEDNARK BEHEN S BOWLING ALLEYS BELSITO S REAL ESTATE BESCH 8. NUWER HARDWARE H W BLAKELEY BLUE RIBBON POULTRY BORON S MARKET BRIGHT SPOT POTTERY BROADWAY TRANSIT MOTORS BROST BROTHERS BROWNIE S GARAGE B W G FOOD STORE CARSON S JEWELERS CARUSO S SHOE REPAIR CASILLO SHOE CLINIC CHAIN DRUG CO COLONIAL BAKERY COMO SNACK BAR COOPER S MARKET CRONK S FOOD SHOP CURRY S CAMERA CAMPUS DALTON S DE LACY MOTORS DEPEW AGENCY DEPEW COAL CO DEPEW ELECTRIC DEPEW FEED STORE DEPEW INN DEPEW HARDWARE DEPEW LUMBER 8. COAL CO DEPEW MILK CO DEPEW PAINT STORE DEPEW PHARMACY DEPEW TOGGERY JACK DOMINO S GOOD GULF SERVICE ELK S HEAD INN ENDICOTT JOHNSON ESTELLE LIQUOR STORE FARMER BROWN INC FIVE POINT DINER FRANK S DELICATESSEN FRANK S JEWELER GERALD F FRANZ JEWELER FRIENDLY RESTAURANT AUGUST J GALASSO MR GANGLOFF THE GARDEN STORE THE GIFT CENTER GLANZ S LUNCH 8- SODA BAR GORDON WALLPAPER 8. PAINT CO CARMEN'S BEAUTY SHOP FITZGERALD'S CLEANERS 94 ' GRZESIK S RESTAURANT HAKE MANUFACTURING CO MR C HEINZEL MR HOAG MR JOHN HODAN MR OTTO HOLLENBERG HOWIE S SNACK BAR JASZCZYNSKI RESTAURANT JOAN S BEAUTY SALON K S RADIO 8. TELEVISION SHOP MR JOSEPH KLEIN MR 8. MRS KONST KOZIEL S TAVERN KRAU HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY KWAK S SERVICE STATION LACHUT PLUMBING SERVICE LA GRECA RED 8K WHITE LAKE SHORE MATERIALS CORP LANCASTER BOOTERY LANCASTER ENTERPRISE LANCASTER RADIO STORE LANCASTER SHOE STORE LANCASTER SUGAR BOWL LANCASTER ROOFING CO LANCASTER THEATRE LARRY S SERVICE STATION LIBERTY RESTAURANT LON GMEADOW L IOUOR STORE F L LUKE DELICATESSEN MR JACK LYONS MACK S JEWELERS MAGNUS METAL CORP MARIONETTE S MARION S DRESS SHOP MARTY S BARBER SHOP J N MAUTE MEXIENDA MIDTOWN RESTAURANT MOLINARO S BLUE SUN 8- SERVICE STATION JOSEPH MROZ BARBER SHOP G C MURPHY 8- CO NESTICO S RED 8. WHITE NEW YORK STORE NORTH END BARBER SHOP NORTH SIDE SNACK BAR NOWAK S FOOD CENTER NUWAY CLEANERS OLIVERI S GROCERY OLSZOWSKI S DEPEW LIOUOR STORE GEORGE PAULY 8. SON STANLEY PAL USZAK CON FECTIONERY MARY PARKER BEAUTY SHOPPE P 8. K AUTO SERVICE PENORA DELICATESSEN PENSYRES OLDSMOBILE CO PEPPERIDGE FARM BREAD INC 95 STAN JEZIERSKI'S GROCERY MEADOWS LOUNGE POLISH DEPEW CLUB INC M H PREMUS QUAKER OATS CO RAYNOR FISCHER MOTORS INC RAY S BARBER SHOP REN S DEPARTMENT STORE RE PKA S LUMBER CO ROBERT S BARBER SHOP ROBERT S RESTAURANT ROLL IN MARKET FRANK L.. ROZLER FURNITURE SCOTT AVIATION CO SHARICK S HARDWARE SIMONSON S DRUG STORE STANLEY S GRILLE STETZEL S FLORAL SHOP STUMPF BROS INC EARL SWIETZER SWIETZER S MARINE 8. SPORTS GOODS SUBURBAN RADIO 8- TELEVISION SERVICE SUPER AUTO SUPPLY CO SYMINGTON GOULD CORP SZUNIEWICZ HARDWARE CO H D TAYLOR CO THILL S ICE CREAM BAR TONY TIGANI S GROCERIES TOWN CLEANERS TRANSIT BAKERY TRANSIT CLEANERS TROJAN RESTAURANT TWIN VILLAGE MUSIC STORE TWIN VILLAGE ELECTRIC 8. FURNITURE PETER TYLEC GROCERIES JOHN URSHEL S SERVICE STATION ALEXANDER UTECHT V F W TWIN VILLAGE POST W J WALSH MR 8.MRS FRANK WARING WAYNE BLOCK CO WENDELL 8- LOECHER WEST MAIN FRUIT MARKET R C WEST TOOL 8. DIE CO WOZNIAK S GROCERIES JOEL ZIOLO S BARBER SHOP KE. I-Ep 96 gg 5UrnL0 CHESTER SIEMBIDA-FARMER'S MUTUAL INSURANCE VERNA'S BEAUTY SALON 1946 Liszewski, Leonard Longmate, Harrison Ludwig, Ruth McMillen, Elaine Machnik, Matty Malewski, Dorothy Marchwinski, Steve Marinelli, Norma Mediak, Robert Mochol, Edmund Mohr, Marguerite Minard, Gerald Myers, Jack Noreck, Dolores Olschlager, Frederick Omicioli, Eleanor Partyka, Edwin Paulson, Norma Peinkofer, Joseph Ploscyca, Arthur Polniaszek, Estelle Rej, Adam Romanczak, Robert Sanko, Eleanor Schafer, Ruth Sharick, Wilbur Siembida, Raymond Smiley, Charles Sobczak, Helen Splan, Patricia Swierat, Malenia Switalski, Charles Szklarz, Julius Szymanski, Richard Tomala, Alfred Topor, Teddy Topor, Theodora Volpini, Anna Wilkosz, Alfred Witczak, Helen Wojciechowski, Irene Zablomy, Ernest Zwolinski Alfred Zynda Richard 1947 Adamczyk Dolores Angiel Dorothy Arber LeRoy Banaszak Florian Blakely Donna Boleno Louise Bukolt Elsie Bukowski Frank Butlak Alphonse Chmura Tessre Coffed William Cooper Suzanne Cordler Clarence DeFrederic1s Gloria DeMan Oscar Deutschlander Herman D1Puma Angeline Dombrowski Rita Ellis James Engler Robert English James Enser Lois Erickson Joseph Faith Louis Greenauer Irene Hass Robert Harrulton Shirley Hess Geraldine Hess Irene Hudack Francis Hyburg Carl Jankiewrcz, Daniel Juszczak Thaddeus Kanell Dorothy Kempskx Henry Kendzrora Alice Korzen ,lean Kowalski, Mary Krzywickr, Donald Llndauer Carl Linkowxkr Donald 1947 McLeod, Mary Ellen Malek, Angeline Markiewicz, Harriet M. Markus, Walter Morales, Kenneth Mozolf, Arlene Musial, Dorothy Norberg, Ellen O'Connor, Dolo Rosa Destreich, Alice Pache. Ioan Partyka, Alice Patterson, Patricia Phelan, Margaret Piazza, Rosaline Piglowskl, Cecelia Pionessa, Evelyn Platzer, Lois Prestine, Paul Prysbyl, Geraldine Przybyl, Walter Robinson, Victor Romashko, Walter Rudnik, Leo Ruppert, Robert Sabelski, Lorraine Schweinsburg, Marion Skarbek, Teddy Smith, Shirley Sokol, Leonard , Stachura, Melvin Stoklosa, Helen Szuba, Joseph Szyperski, Walter Terranova, Dominic Trost, Lorraine Trovini, Vera Van Seyst, Grace Violante, Anthony Volpini, Dante Weber, Anna M. Weber, Richard Weinberg Rae Weitman Ardys Winkler Leo Wojciechowski Natalie Worciechowski Richard Wojtowicz Alfred Woznrak Frank Zamerski William Ziolkowskl Delphine Zynda Alice Spress Henry Grzybowskr Edward 1948 Albrecht Lorraine Allgeier Robert Arcadi Delores Arcese Benny Bauer Olive Bloom Sylvia Clark Howard Condello Cathrrne Durso Joanna Dzwrgal Henry Farey Dale GeFert Theresa Gibbs Charles Grangualano, Michael Hahn Grace Hajduk, Edmund Heeb Alice Hess Delores H urg Margaret Hyburg Mary Jane Janczak Delphlne Kelly, Janet Krsiel, Sigmund Koclalslu Dorothy Kowalewskr Theodore Kraslnski Thomas Kross Robert Krzywicki Janet Lukaszewski Emest Lux Norman Masrewrcz Joseph 1948 Meyer, Norman Musialowski, Robert Noll, Howard Noll, June Pawlica, Marie Peinkofer, Richard J. Pfister, Jean Ricci, Caroline Ruppert, Donald M. Ruppert, Norma Rusiniak, Louise Sauer, Betty Siembida, Theresa Sierra, Manuel Skrabski, Richard Sledz, Melvin Smolarek, Leo Stendahl, John Stranc, Leo Spytkowski, Daniel A. Szuba, Leonard Szymanski, Melvin Topor, Stanley Urschel, Chauncey Vaughn, Dorothy Violante, Connie Wagner, Leonard Wiese, Gloria Wilkosz, Richard 1949 Albrecht, Donald Angielczyk, Lois Arber, Robert Bardol, Jean Bolleno, Loretta Bommer, Mary Ann Borowicz, Leonard Burkard, Mary Jean Caradori, John Caropreso, Lucy Chmielewski, Edwin Ciesieleski Walter Coffed Olive Connelly James Czaya Walter DlBernardrnis Alice Dorobiala John Erickson Kenneth Garbacz Dorothy Golubski Daniel Grat Edwin Herget Marjorie Hynes Sheila Jeziorskt Joan Keller George Kling Elizabeth Koszuta Delphine Kowal Richard Krieger Joan Krol Edmund Linkowskr Canulle Mach Alfred Malewski Lorrame Manges Donald McLaughlin Elaine Mutka Helene Nestlco Elizabeth Oska Marcia Pagels, Richard Pawlak Estelle Piasecki Irene Piazza Sam Pteszala Antoinette Pronessa Raymond Popek Clara Porebski Walter Przybyl Eugene Przybysz Loretta Renzom Mary Richter Donald Romashko Virginia Rudmk Joseph Santo Mary Schwarzenholzer Henry Smith Audrey Swierat, Joan 1949 Szymanski, Richard Turton, Rosalie Wicienski, Geraldine wirczak, Lillian Zboch, Anthony Zdyb, Stacia Zielinski, Raymond 1950 Arcadi, Angelo Becker, Donald Brogowski, Leonard Bukowski, Jane Caropreso, Isabelle Dice, Lila Mae Dursch, Noreen Durso, Joseph Emery, Lena Favreau, Margaret Foster, Dolores Gaffney, Rita Gibbs, James Gilmore, James Groves, Thomas Gulczynski, Frank Hauser, Ronald Hyzy, Norbert Jeziorski, Marcella Klhl, Donald Konst, Van Kowalik, Lucy Koziel, Irene Krawczyk, Christine Krzywicki, Natalie Kwak, Ronald Lindsley, 'I'homas Lippert, Norma Lukowski, Patricia Luman, Patricia Lux, Arlene MacKenzie, David Malyszka, Carolyne Mascia Anna Miechowicz Beatrice Mohr Anne Moore Graham Mroz, Charlotte Mrozek Joseph Orusk Walter Prkula Joseph Pronessa Paul Recupero Joseph Rejowslu Norbert Rogers Dolores Ruszanowski Edward Ryan Kathryn Rybak Richard Schilling, Gerald Sharpe Nancy Sreraga Josephine Srudzinski Arthur Skrabskr Betty Strzalkowskl Irene Terranova Christine Trovlnr Joseph Wagner Joyce Weiss Audrey Watson Larry White Lois Wienckowskl, Edwin Witek, Joseph Witulskr Eleanor Worcrclu. Albin Wojciechowski James Wrazen Edward Wrazen Harry Zabrowskr Mildred Zola Chester 1951 Bach Herbert Baldo Donald Boron Norbert Breister ClaraS Budney LarryS Ir Bummer Gertrude 1951 Burgio, Anthony R. Pvt. Caracciolo, Gloria Condello, Mary Crotry, Catherine Cybulski, Theodore Drozdzinski, Joan Durso, John Eberly, Milford Errel, Joan Felger, Patricia Felli, Rose Marie Foliuo, Ralph Fronczak, Sophie Geiger, Patricia Gorski, Beatrice Hynes, Wilma Hyzy, Evelyn Jankowiak, Delphine Janowski, Florian Jezierski, Stanley V, Kalamejski, Esther Kelly, Stephen Kobielski, Patricia Koch, Raymond Kocialski, Frank Koczur, Dorothy Kowalewski, Helen Kowalski, Dolores Krasinski, Mary L'ou Lippert, Clarence Malyszka, Adeline Matesz, Donald Mazur, James Mediak, Theresa Messenger, Rita Mielko, Edward S. Miklinski, Esther Morningstar, Raymond Pagels, Robert Pawlowski, Annette Pelnkofer, Edwin Reynolds, Elwood E. Ricci Dolores Ricottone William Romanczak Raymond Rzekos Mary Ann Santo Vida Savash Ann Marie Schmerbach Daniel Servos Robert Skarbek Mary Stanek Edith Stornellx Jesse Szczechomki Thomas Szot Theresa Weber Paul Winkler Norman Wojciechowski, Dolores I I I I . I . . . ' . . I . . I . . I I l I I . I I . ' I I I . I . I . I , . I b I I I I , ' I ' I , ' 1 . I V , b I . I b t I n I I ' . ' , .I . . ' I 1 I I I I I , ' I D I I I I I l , . I I I I I I I ' . l ' I I I . , , I I ' I I ' I I A I I I ' ' I A I I l I . . ' , . . ' . ' . I . I ' I . I I I ' f r ' I I . I ' I D I I I .I . ' .' . . . . . I I I - 'I I . I U I I ' I I I I I I I I I I D I I . I ' I I I I A I I I ' I . , , ' . . ' . . .D I ' I l I 4 . I I I . yb . . . I A I I , I I I , I ' ' I I l I I I . I . I I . I . I I , I I I I I , ' I I l I I 1 I I I l I . I I ' I , . , . .' . . . .- ' -. ' I V 'rg .. , -11 glisgi -14-5 ig-,gr lr 11. ' 4 'YQ ' V Y - 'lf'- gflf if f ,, '. V A Y ' U , . i ,Y 1 'r - ' , . - , .. 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