Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

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N Cl at - ' 5 ' V, f f ' E if lv V9 7 1, E555 if W ,iff , ,WAFS Students Better 1 , 1 ' if i I ,Q 5 s -2 ' u .X lm .- J '- W 1 '35 ,J VS' Q- . .I vj M, ui f ,. ,fi 51 A' lv' s Z! , N Lake Shore has had the pleasure to host two foreign exchange students. One of these is Fariedeh Shirazi from Tehran, Iran. Facli , as she is nicknamed, is the oldest of four children, one boy and three girls. Her father' is a lawyer for the National Iranian Oil Company. We have been most fortunate in having Fadi with us. The knowledge of her country and culture, which we have gained by living and working with her, can never be replaced. We can only hope that she has enjoyed her stay here and learned as much from us as we have from her. Wherever she goes, our hearts will go with her. ,x ' LJ l iJJ ll i We Foreign Relations ol Marco Umaiia is the second foreign ex- change student attending Lake Shore. I-Ie comes to us from San jose, Costa Rica. Marco is also the oldest of his family, having two younger sisters. His father is a night watchman in a factory in San jose. In his own inimitable style, Marco has taught us many things about the Latin tempera- ment and society. His light-heartedness and enjoyment of life have added much to Lake Shore. We hope that Marco's year here has held many memorable events and acquaintances for him. We have made a memorable acquaintance in him. The most dtmcult part of getting to the top of the ladder is getting through the crowd at the bottom. -Arch Ward Ji ff? President ......................................... Steve Lezork Vice-President . . .... Peter DelPrince Secretory .... ...... S ustm Lcintzy Treasurer , , .... Regina Dcncihy e Are Seniors Only Once We never thought we'd really come to this point. Seniors-ready for graduation. Four years ago we were just starry-eyed little Freshmen, scared by the confusion of a new building, new schedules, room num- bers and locker combinations. We elected Peter De1Prince as our president. With the help of vice-president Carol Truby, secre- tary Judith Schraft, treasurer Patrick Danahy, and members of the class, we had our first fund raising event . . . a dance. Not to be outdone by the upperclassmen, we too joined chorus, band, sports, and extra- curricular activities. We anxiously looked forward to our next three years at Lake Shore. Sophomore year began and most of us were more familiar with the school and teachers. We were filled with hope and en- thusiasm for a successful year as we elected our officers: president Steve Lezark, vice- president Anna Malinowski, secretary Susan Lantzy, and treasurer Regina Danahy. Our hopes were fulfilled by our successful Hulabaloo which increased our treasury by over three hundred dollars, The Class of 1968 was definitely on its way. We returned in September 1966 to start our junior year. We elected our of- ficers- president Steve Lezark, vice-presi- dent Peter DelPrince, secretary Susan Lant- zy, and treasurer Regina Danahy-and our year started off on an upward trend with the first dance of the school year. As juniors we sold candy and pizzas. The zenith of our junior year was our ball, Winter Wonderland at which Carol Cicero was crowned our Junior Class Queen of the Ball. We ordered our class rings, had our senior portraits taken, took part in Moving-Up-Day ceremonies, and sponsored the junior-Senior Tea, all with the anticipation of entering our Senior year. Finally, brimming with enthusiasm, we entered Seniordom under the leadership of our re-elected officers. We immediately recovered the spirit we had as Juniors and sold magazines, dove into the Senior Play, The Boarding Haute Rearing and planned for Moving-Up-Day and the Prom. All through high school we've had only another year of classes to look forward to, but now, it's up to us to start making our own plans for the next year. College armed services jobs. We'll probably enter our future plans starry-eyed and con- fused as in the days which have passed us- but we still have our Senior year to look back on, and things even better lie ahead. Audette No one can enjoy happiness without thinking that she enjoys it. Robert Andelora Math A rolling stone gathers no moss, but it gains a certain polish. JXV! scvofvstcyfy! fue ff QQ! Mary Ashline Homemaking Silence is a virtue that speaks fo itself. David Allen Math He that does good for good,s sake seeks neither praise nor reward. Karen Barefoot Math, Science, French Good will is the nzightiest practical force in the universe. Robert Bachert Industrial Arts Every man is the architect of his ownjiture. Donald Battaglia Industrial Arts There is no indispensable man. Ronald Beuzenburg Math, Science, Language Polite, quiet, and sincere. Joan Barone Math, Science, Language She's full of pep and smiles-she can't be called quiet. Paul Bellavia Math, Science The important thing is not where you stand but in what direction you are moting w 1 Fred Beers Math, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts He says little but to the purpose. Rodney Bish Industrial Arts We can never have too much of a good time. Cary Bliss Mechanical Drawing You cannot reap a harvest of cour- age, thought, and ability without the seeding and cultivating of char- acter. Anthony Bonanducci Science He who thinks by an inch and talks by a yard ought to be moved by a foot. Jude Breitwieser Math, Science A prudent question is one half of wisdom. Sandra Bigelow Business A smile is as contagious as a yawn. Brant Braeges Math, Science The man who is always building must surely find himself on top. Walter Bress Industrial Arts If duty and pleasure clash, take pleasure every time. Sandra Brinkus Math, Art A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Kathy Calkins Business Friendship's the wine of life. 5.5 . YI i 'I4 David Carter Science, Art Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Richard Cavallo Math, Science, Language Wise men learn more from fools than fools learn from wise men. I Jacalyn Brown Homemaking Every moment is the moment to be kind. Sandra Calkins Business Mankind is always happier for hav- ing been happy. Thomas Cecala Industrial Arts There are two days about which I never worry-yesterday and tomor- row. Diane Catalano Art True to her work, her word, her friends. Sonny Chappell Mechanical Drawing, Science Let every man be what he thinks himself to be. David Chati Math, Science That which prostrates a coward, excites a brave man to action.. Karen Christopher Business, Science The day most wholly lost is the one in. which one forgets to smile. Glenn Cheney Math, Science, Language Humility is the most difficult of all virtues to achieve. Linda Churchill Business Being a woman is not terribly diffi- cult since it consists mainly in deal- ing with men. Samuel Chiavetta Math, Science 4 The great end of a good education is to form a reasonable man. Qwest Karen Ciccarella Math, Science, Language Work, when you love it, is life at its best. 'Q is C Danny Cleveland Language, Science It does not take much strength to do things, but it requires great strength S Carol if - Math, Science, Lang . Personality is the k V t at nlock th.e door of sucgsw W-QQ? Mu Cheryl Cleland to decide what to do. Business . ' Never promise more than you can ' M perform. 'U' . hwviwnpy My Michael Cole Art, Business Elisabeth Condon Math, Science, Language Air and manners are more expres- sive than words. I've taken my fun where 1,156 found it. Frank Constantino Mechanical Drawing, Math An honest man's word is as good as his bo . new Martha Cooke Math, Science I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love to- day. ' Wayne Conrad Math, Science Real wisdom is the basis of a suc- cessful journey along the way of human life. Gary Cooper Math, Science No one ever did anything worth- while in this world that he was not criticized by somebody. Edna Cooper Art Be friendly and you will never lack friends. Eleanor Crehan Homemaking A single fact is worth a shipload of arguments. 18 Cary Cosenza Math, Science Good judgment comes from experi- ence and experience-well, it comes from poor judgment. Michael Csati Math, Science, Language The future belongs to those who prepare for it. Betty Corbett Math, Science, Language The mind is but at slumbering power until awakened by keen desire and definite resolution. Kathrynn Crowell Business A faithful friend is better than gold 45' Richard Cushnie Math, Science The life of the class and the death of the teachers. Q!! Maria Delizio Business, Homemaking To be quiet is her disposition. Regina Danahy Science, Language Pep in her bearing and a twinkle in her eye. Peter DelPrince Science, Business The future always holds something for the man who keeps his faith in it. Joseph Dalton Math, Science The man who rolls up his sleeves seldom loses his shirt. Carolynne Dawson Math, Science, Language Patience and diligence, like faith, remove mountains. V 'X ' .fweg X. 'sf- xii-1'vkQ,. SQR N H,-,' ,gfru Ng u,A L. .. , X W ., ixxix l N- '- Q N , X 1 1-X '-. x 'V fi, ,, 'N :lik : 'Q NX casa'-x -1 .1 V. v gf g , . , Q, X K i L sf.2s.,- ctX,L4.,s,,JgN .ii L2- :'Z. . ll Q XJ fs Wx ' X' g,..w1g.,fy'. , 'ft . n Vx Q5 x, N uf M QKL ,xg vxjsus-,X .A 5 X WN JK - I rx Y . xxx X V BN M lKfim 1..1 .x ,M Y- Ltlu L l'X XS-Z w ' -. KL, N-J x Yi . i, Furl 1 1 Vx -' LL ,, .' , , . 1. 'fy . ' W xl .,, 1V,V,?CMAA SNL-liv ., ,,,-NJ L16 2:1 x Q3.f'k x K W ,J 4-N4 R , , ,, c Catlileen DiMicl1el Language, Business There are no tricks in plain simple faith. William DePan Industrial Arts, Business Success in most thin s depends on 3' knowing how long it takes to suc- ceed. Mary Di Rocco Business A mighty spirit fills that frame. 20 little 9 was Dawn Eastman Business, Math, Science A great heart is better than all the heads in the world. Susette Elwell Business If you mean well, do well Anthony Emhof Math, Mechanical Drawing An honest man is the noblest work of God. Robert Endres Business You cannot make footprints in the sands of time sitting down. ' Dennis Ferraro Mechanical Drawing Do not condemn another's judgment because it differs from yours. You may both be wrong. Virginia Faraci Homemaking, Art ls life not a hundred times too s for us to bore ourselves? hort Alexander Fischer Math, Science, Language Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. Robert English Industrial Arts Work is the greatest thing in the world, so why don't we save some of it for tomorrow? Robert Faraci Industrial Arts, Math, Mechanical Drawing There isnlt any map which shows the road to success. You have to make it yourself. 'QM' 21 Anthony Calfo Art, Science Why take life so seriously? You never get out alive. Sandra Cable Homemaking, Business 0ur happiness in this world depends on the affections we are enabled to inspire. 22 'Q Paula Fritzius Homemaking, Business Act well at the moment and you have performed a goorl act for all eternity. William Fricano Math, Science Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get. Michael Fletcher Math, Science The quiet mind is richer than a CI'01Ufl . Thomas Frost Math, Science, Language There is no future in any job, the fugure is in the one who holds the Jo . Martha Gibbs Math, Science, Language To do a common thing uncommonly well brings success. Robert George Math, Science, Language Do not condemn the judgment of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong. Deborah Gartl ey Homemaking, Business Sparkling eyes and afriendly smile. Winona Green Business Never too busy to be friendly. Roseann Gerace Business Life would be dull if She didn't make it interesting. Peggy Gallagher Business Cay and carefree if swf - , ,... '-11,2-5 A LC- Q Barbara Griffiths Business There is no wisdom greater than kindness. Sharon Hall Business F riendliness is always appreciated. '73 arise' 24 is ri. QW .. , V. ,j fgjqys 7 K ,S fias- Michael Guzzetta Math, Science, Language When your work speaks for itself, don't interrupt. Dudley Greene Art If you're a man of few words, you won't have to take so many of them back. W. QP- Margaret Cugino Math, Science, Music To lose a friend is the greatest of all losses. Loralie Hamilton Business Conversation is one of the greatest pleasures of life. . 5 4 -r-. N Sheila Harmony Math, Science Silence is more eloquent than words. Christopher Haug Math, Art, Science Men are not measured by their inches. Heidi Hardacker Math, Science, Language Industry, economy, honesty, and kindness form a quartet of virtue that will never be improved upon. Ben Heeler Math, Mechanical Drawing The greatest truths are the simplestg so are the greatest men. Linda Hauser Michael Hegyi Math, Industrial Arts The hardest thing to give is in. Business COIILHIOH SENSE in UH. l,LfZ'COHl7ll0l1 degree is what the world calls wis- dom. Leroy Herbstritt Delores Herc Industrial Arts Math, Science, Language We can never have too much of a Intel! 'gen lights its own fire- good Lime. ambi ' 'eeps it Cynthia Hinman Math, Language Good breeding shows itself mos! where, to an. ordinary eye, it ap- pears least. Kenneth Hogg Robert Hilburger Industrial Arts Math, Business Silence brings no risk. Hang me if you like, but quit shov- mg. , 'S Vicky John Math, Science Friendship is the wine of life. Jane Jones Business A quiet smile and friendly eye. Robert Jordan Business A He that trusts all things to chance, makes a lottery of his life. Candace Johnson Art A tiny frame, full of warmth and friendliness. Leonard Kearney Math, Science, Language There is no great genius free from some tincture of madness. Michael Kelm Math, Science, Language just give me a car and let me go. Robert Keller Business Nothing is really work unless you.'d rather be doing something else. Donna Koelbel Business Kindness bestowed is never lost. Carol Kostoff Science A lively girl, full ofpep. Richard Kesler Industrial Arts Donit wait for something to Get a spade and dig for it. turn up. xfas' Janice Kush Science, Math Woman at best, a contradiction still. Jerry Krieger Science To know jerry Ls to know a great guy- Q' X 15: 'Q Wanda Kowal Q Homemaking What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Ronald Lawton rt He says little buf to the purpose Theresa La Russo Homemakmg, Business A pep and vigor all her own George Laltuca Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts I'm little an1lI'm wiseg I'm, o terror for my size. Marcia La Duca Business Charm is ll glou' wirhin a woman which costs a most becoming light - on others. Susan Lantzy Math Congeniality and wit are the spice of living. Nancy Lehning Math, Language You can be about as happy as you make up your mind to be. Cary Lewis Art fue talfen my fun where I,ve found it. Anna Malinowski Math, Science, Language Good humor is the health ofthe soul. Barbara LoCurto Business, Homemaklng One smile can dispel a thousand years of sadness. i Richard Los Science, Math, Mechanical Drawing Elbow grease is still the essential oil of industry. Steven Lezark Math, Science Independence is the distinguishing feature of the individual. Claudia MacDowell Music The beauty of kindness is infinite. Doris Mazurek Science A merry heart and few cares. will BL Dennis Martin 0 'JE John Mac Peek Industrial Arts SJC' Q Industrial Arts Reason shall prevail with me more than popular opinion. Francis Martorana Science Time tells on a man, especially good time. u,ho is afraid of asking W Wi YAG XgxQ lC1m8fl0flt?Ul'I1lI1,g. BG? 1 1 Joyce Melson Business Joy is from the inside out. is Gary Miller Industrial Arts Iffate means you to lose, give hin good Hgh! an yway. lfl Brigitte Mladek Business The world looks brighter from hind a smile. Cary Mirusso Math, Science, Language One arm around a basketball, the other around a girl. Cary Miller Math, Science, Language What the superior man. seeks is with in h imself. Kevin Nelson Math, Science., Language They are never alone that are ac companiea' with noble thoughts. A Joseph Molle Industrial Arts W e only really learn what ourselves. Timothy Murphy Math, Science It's all right to stand like a rock, we teach but dor1't let yourself get covered by IIZOSS. Gregory Owens Math, Art A man with courage to stick his neck out is a man offaith. Judith Oetinger Math Full offun, a pleasure to know. Thomas Newell Math, Science, Mechanical Drawing Life consists partly of folly, partly of wisdom. David Nowicki Industrial Arts No man is so insignificant as to be sure his example can do no harm. Cheryl Orser Math Science, Lan ua e g g Amiability shines by its own light. Michael Palmer Science A little nonsense now and the relished by the best of men. done. Joann Panzica Business Life,s best reward is the pleasure, the tranquility, and the satisfac- tion gained from something well Charles Perry Science Sound judgment is the result of a sound mind. Rosemary Pelz Business A light heart and merry smile A little relished David Petersen Science nonsense now and then is by the best of men. Karen Plante Science A quiet friendliness tha the heart. t touches James Pezzirnenti Business Life is just a jest, and all things show it. 4 Suzanne Quirk Math, Science, Language It requires more wisdom to take good advice than it does to give it. George Rankus Larry Place Art Classes should be I0 minutes long: 5 to come and 5 to go. Jean Price Math, Science, Language A witty girl is a treasure. William Quay Math, Mechanical Drawing I came to school to learn, but look what happened! Business He who would be a great man must learn to turn. every accident to some advantage. Purpose ing. Rita Radder Business is what gives life mean- g f as Rayniond Reitz Business Trouble hides behind him and mis- chief gallops with him. Joyce Reynolds Math, Science There's mischief in the best of girls. Paul Ricci Mechanical Drawing W hy worry? Tomorrow these prob- lems may be obsolete anyway. Chester Hiker Math A laughing devil in his smile. Christine Rieg Math, Science Cheerfulness will open when all other keys fail. door David Roth Science It's hard to beat a man who feels he has a just cause. Nicholas Runfola Math Pleasures must be bought, but happiness is free. Wayne Sauer Art To some folks he may seem shy, but he's really quite a guy. Cheri Riehle Art, Science It is not sufficient to know what one ought to say, but one must also know how to say it. Sandra Rogers Math, Language Power will accomplish much, but perseverance more. john Sadowski Business, Industrial Arts Take life as you find it, but im- prove it as you go. Timothy Schoen Business Adversity causes some men to breakg others to break records. Judith Schr Barbara Schraft Science A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Dennis Sebring Industrial Arts The door of knowledge is labeled 'Qoushf' QU Scie c Air and manners a more ' ds - Sf sive than wor Xb We 15 Ja? 38 f Fariedeh Shirazi Her warm smile and bright friend- ship capture the hearts of all who know her. Nancy Sherwood Math, Science Persistent people begin their suc- cess where others end in failure. WHWPJW U' ' my WV Barbara Sittniewski Business Fun and a good time are themes. 'Y my Alvera Smith Homemaking Good depends not on things but on the use we make of things. Jamie Slowinski Math, Science Ambition has no rest. Barbara Spoth Math, Science Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. XX! Gretchen Straub ' Language A friend is a person with you dare to be yourself whom Jean Slubler Math, Business Enthusiasm is the best shortening for any job. Evelyn Szablicki Homemaking Happiness is not a station to ar- rive at, but a way of traveling. Bernard Swaider Industrial Arts A man of all hours, ready for any- thing. Karen Szalasny Math, Science, Language Achievement illumines its own way. Christine Taylor Science - One cannot find any rule of con- duct to excel isimplicity, and 'sin- cerityf Kathleen Thomas Business The way to be happy is to make others happy. X ,ul No friend is a friend till sh GV prove a friend. Shirley Math, Science, Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wis- dom. el 5' Mme Gnwbbxi, LAD Carol Truby Homemaking Interesting people are people who are interested. L,o.a-ri., ov-Az Math, Science, Language '-Much wisdom always goes with Patrick Tomlinson Science is the one who Sharyle Thompson Homemaking fgbkiesmirgd cannot be frightened or perp eg . Carol Ulmer fewest words. Linda Urban Math, Science That load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. Veronica Truby Math, Science Happiness is above all things the calm, glad certainty of innocence. Thomas VanWie Industrial Arts Be the true man you seek. Marco Umaiia A man is rich according to is, not what he has. Charles VanDusen Math, Science, Language The superior man acts before he speaks, and afterwards speaks ac- cording to his actions. what he James Ventura Business If at first you don't succeed, you're running about average. Gloria Wagner Business Happiness consists not in possess- ing much, but in being content with what you now possess. Louis Viapiano Mechanical Drawing, Science The great end of education is dis- cipline, not to furnish the mind. Frances Walsh Business, Language, Science Keep your face always toward the sun and shadows will fall behind you. Janet Walker Business A good manner springs from a good heart. Nancy Walters Math, Language A joyful countenance dispels all gloom. Peter Walters Science, Business Education is not the development of the mind, but the creation of a mature personality. Wanda Webster Math, Science, Language Happiness is possible only when PS smsscgdvqkkl. 6 Cheryl Walton I Language No success is achieved without cre- ative thinking. if one is busy. 43 Keith Young Math, Science but the ability to cope with it. Peace is not the absence ofconflict, I Cary Zanghi Business, Industrial Arts When you make your mark in the world, watch out for guys with erasers. Dawn Young Math, Science Conversation enriches the under- standing, but solitude is the school of genius. V, Deborah Wockasen Business ecirt. AZ rue nobility comes of the gentle Barbara White Art Never promise more than you can 44 perform. Suzanne Zabel Music Success is focusing the full power of what you are on what you have a burning desire to achieve. , , E Laura Zielinski Homemaking, Business The thirst after happiness is never extinguished. Scholastiq Top Ten Q vV ng In Nfl fr i I 11653 K IN K - , . - wax f is 1 I H ' , , 'f'b'q' ' X?-Nw' ff sri ,257 .'q V1 Row 1: JeaniPrice Row 2: Carolynne Dawson, Carol Ulmer Row 3: Suzanne Quirk, Charles VonDusen, Kevin Nelson, Nancy Walters Row 4: Dolores Herc, Karen Ciccorella Row 5: Heidi Hardcacker IV Qui lm, I h rl b V R P ,, . I UQ! ' :pm Jw . -,., A Q U, VJ - N I ,iii Ns, I IW - -- - 1 Turmoil egin Where did you say homeroom 235 was? b A new pool? Were all the magazine subscriptions worth this? Helping the handicapped wiv- . ,X Em L , .V ., 'J .LQQV XQ N 1 if s , 'G -gr, 'N-.. 3 Q Q ,Y 5 s , Nffi, x u- V, ' p I '13 x 'X Q 'ix n L, Vi. 1 I 3 1 N A'VL LT 1 VL F , li, F, A2-.gf .4 . .Q .vj 5, ,5 wi K ,Qu K qi X 1, X. , F 1 A A, XX, .- ,X A X 1 v :M 101.5 VL K-Haf, 'i'3fk.' - , f A , , Q 4, , 1 13 , 4 . K -Q ,, -V+ .iav K fb 4 1 ,Q . 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L 2,25-2 an ., ze, Psychedelic Popcorn! A Time for Concentration I hope we're playing the some songf' 43 , ' -in-In ff i f ne K TNS is my mif0SiS- UF1defSYUUd? Middle C is around here someplace. 5 Q A . 'Fa V .fi Q3 ,QI YH a 54 ' Hx . K ,Sf 'lT! 1 la ,, The ltolions had Micl1elongelo.Lc1ke Shore hos me. Ten minutes to curtain! sl, ? I'm do wrestlin' champeen of do East. All right, who did it? 1'-X' L ' ' The Cast Wilbur Maxwell .... Paul Bellavia Hercules Nelson ....... Gary Miller John Maxwell ........ Peter Walters Janet Maxwell ..... Suzanne Zabel Betty Lou Maxwell . . Roseann Gerace Connie Maxwell . . . Nancy Sherwood Aunt Mary ........ Anna Malinowski Bernadine Smith ..... Doris Mazurek Mr. Potter ......... Richard Cavallo Herman Ninety Voltn jones ................ Fred Beers Roughhouse Ruby . . Karen Ciccarella Limpy McGuire ....... Keith Young Nora McGuire ....... Barbara Sporh Mrs. Mott ......... Gretchen Straub Lucy Burns .... ..... 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A Xx r X K 'I ..-v, ' ggx aff-55' .ihxvy CO-EDITORS-Heidi Hardacker LAYOUT-Bm-born Schmff Karen Cicccxrello Joan Barone Shorelines ph A LITERARY - Merry Jeffers KSN-M 'Sf SOCIAL- Elisabeth Condon BUSINESS MANAGER- Kevin Nelson Susan Halliday , ., X ADVERTISING - Sandi Rogers, Roseann Gerace PHOTOGRAPHY- Howard Lehning Editors Rum V f,grgif ,,rf X: 49 SAlES - Mary Hunter 3? Egqsck ' 4 W QPQQ gauvf' . . wx ...,,..,,,.-W-A ' er Qi -1 r 4 Q xgmwei 5 B- qudU!fQ if .MT a -.-hx' K TYPING - Martha Gibbs SECRETARY- Debbie Toth ,MRWQ V 79 School Publications Row l: K. Ciccarella, R, Gerace, M. Hunter, D. Toth, M. Jeffers, H. Hardacker. Row 2: S. Halliday, L. Condon, J. Barone, M. Gibbs, K. Nelson. Row 3: C. Truby, C. Riehle, S. Thomas, D. Wockasen, T. LaRusso. Row 4: D. Grenier, H. Muhs, D. Abrams, B. Corbett, D. Catalano. Row 5: S. Ross, E. McGarrity, P. Jensen, C S h o re l I n es Don't worry! We'II be ready by the deadline! .wiv M. Moran, W. Cook, C. Coe, E, Pezzirnenti. Row 6: D. Vassallo, L. Gomoka, C. Schettig, A. Sack, E. Robinson, J. Walters, D. Serena, L. Nesterowicz. Row 7: E. Szablicki, S. Rogers, D. Gart- ley, L. Vrabel, G. Wamsley, J. Truby, M. Umafia. What do you mean 'Get to work'? I'm thinking! 'i Green 8g White Both school publications, the newspaper Green 84 White and the yearbook Shorelines, provide an area for a hard-working student to learn about the literary and publishing field. The Green 8: White, under the co-editorship of Dolores Herc and Suzanne Quirk, was pub- lished once a month and did an excellent job in reporting school news and demonstrating students' literary abilities. The yearbook, Shorelines, under the co-editorship of Heidi I-Iardacker and Karen Ciccarella, has proved to be a prizeworthy publication, due to several innovations and much hard work. Both organi- zations called for team effort and produced fine results. Row l: E. Solberg, co-editors D. Herc 8. S. Quirk, Row 2: C. Brown, L. Vrobel, S. Rogers, J. Reiiz, B. LoCurto, Row 3: C. Wolton, L. Nelson, K. Nelson, S. Quirk, N. Sherwood Are you sure thofs who! you 'told them lo print on this cover?' .r as-..u....... 53 Xmas f, 333' ie 34? ali F Lf .,,. S wr . xi , F aim? A W . 4 A Nfw-f iw, -mn, 4, gg . .W --, -Q V 5 im! 1 Q if, Z 52 T ifvrf if K Z Q A .M :- g U '13-21.-f E1 if A i A , . S Q 'wah A4 , , 1 w ,, Y ' In u ,, 1- .k it , 5' A. A 1- x .1 , x, W ,gf , WH, F511 :IA 5 M , ' : E F 2-151 1 -az X Si. . ,...... , ,,., ,, f. . 6 i. , if iii ' -viii! z ., , - ig ..-gv:'- -, - -I 1, ,W H. auf, .- Af - ,K , - '- if - --we W W' 55-.1-'W rr,-5331 ,L-. , j,3,k',. 1 , A, .' 1- 1 SI- 77 ' . , is-Q ' iz-, -4- 4? g Q Q 5- ., X. Q ,Q-Ev? X 52:5--, - ..V , 2, , ' r wk, , V ' 'xiii jdf' 1 X iq ,- -il 'iQ'+Qf'1w, 3 - , ' J-fm gl . ,I ,: f ,K H, gsm Q 4 3 it Ki 5? 4? gi . ' gggaf ,- M I Q ' S f Q ER SJ , 533,35 Future Teachers - The purpose of this organiza- tion is to acquaint its members with the teaching profession. Its activities include discussions of various aspects of teaching, the opportunity for members to try their ideas by working with younger students, and field trips to area teacher's colleges to see what educational facilities are available. Seated: D. Ferguson, J. Wilson, Standing: N. Geitner, K. Stratton, S. Jones, L. Urban, N. Walters, . Pingitore, M. Carlson, S. Thomas, B. Tripi, V. Truby Row I: S. Brock, C. Gaul, K. Nelson, W. Webster, R. Felong, J. Reitz, R. LaPenna, E. Inman, M. Lewandowski, E. Fulton Read any good books lately? Library Club The Library Club is composed d students who regularly assist th school Librarian in running an el ficient library. These students ai other students in finding book: check passes, and stamp books out o the library. Library Club is mor than just an activityg- it provides very useful service. ' l Row l: S. Jones, L. Urbai Row 2: W. Webster, M. Call son, Row 3: K. Nelson, Olin, G, Straub ,ff 84 1 x A. Malinowski K. Ciccarella Science Club The Science Club provides an op- portunity for scientifically in- terested students to go beyond regular high school science courses. They take part in discussions, re- ports, and work on individual and group projects. Their largest project every year is the Science Fair, in which any student may enter his own projects. It takes much hard work on the part of every member to organize this undertaking and make it the suc- cess it always is. The exchange students help prepare for the pizza sale tw I: R. LaPenna, J. Reitz, S. Thomas, L. Zielinski, Row 2: D. Ferguson, F. lrazi, M. Umana, B. Tripi, D. Serena, Row 3: K. Ferguson, K. Stratton, B. ec, K. Nelson, R. Vrooman, K. Barefoot, D. Breitwieser, S. Jones, B. yant, G. Bogardus, S. Perry Row l: G. Bogardus, L. Jasinski, Row 2: l.. Kearney, M Csatu G Miller, Row 3: M. Webster, C. Felang, N. Wilson tb fy fag' sr sitafi International Relations Club International Relations Club has been very active this year in working with the Lake Shore chapter of the American Field Service. The presence of our two foreign exchange students, Fariedeh Shirazi and Marco Umana, has been an excellent op- portunity to increase international under- standing. The annual pizza sale went over very well and provided much for the treasury to finance another foreign stu- dent here next year. There will be on important meeting 9th period .. . Service Club is composed of students who are willing to devote part of their time and energies to perform many needed services for the school. The girls read the morning an- nouncements and do paperwork. The boys operate the film projectors, take care of all audio-visual equipment, and control the stage operations for the auditorium. These students contribute much to the smooth running of the school. Leaders Club This organization is made up of girls who have a certain number of ath'etic points gained from intramurals and interscholastic experience. This group sets the standards for girls sports and referees girls intramurals. Service Row 1: V. Truby, N. Sherwood, A. Mcilinowski, Row 2: S. Lezork J fers, J. Breifwieser, C. Felong, Mr. Getmczn, Row 3: M. Lewcindowskl Wilson, Row 4: M. Fletcher, P. Kozukiewicz, E. Brown, R. Ames This year an interschool volleyball tourna- ment was held at our school. At the end of the year a splash party is planned. Row I: V. John, D. Herc, A. Molinowski, J. Stubler, Row 2: C. Ulmer, L. Flint, C. Reig, S. Quirk, Row 3: N. Walters, B. Corbett 86 Gofford Row 1: R. Felong, L Row 2: N. Young, N Wilson 39' 2. gl 5 . 3 F: -. ' Sri w 'LL fi-., Q21 ff . . 5 IRSQQ ig 'ft , , 1, y. v 5 :Q 1 fQ- f f ' 3 ' in Xa-Q N 3 'K ' 1... x. . ,pf Q A- ,115 - -N 4, 7 .-:gf .gt - if 7' x Vi , ' 5 ! S K3 2 iq Qt? Y 5 5 1 5 W? if - V dx., . 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X My X was-T if 5 H ' I 1967 Shorelines Queen cmol Court T On April 15, 1967, at the Sth Annual Shore- lines Queen Dance, Senior candidate Diane Smith was crowned the 1967-68 Shorelines Queen. The honor was passed on by last year's queen, Cathy Nesterowicz. This Coronation marked the 4th year that the Class of 1967's candidate won the title. Diane, escorted by John Fritzius, had a court com- posed of underclass candidates Carol Cicero, Cheryl Thomson, and Cathy Cook. Queen Diane Smith and escort John Fritzius g if -' .-F Hp,- 'ff .'::'-n:',. . 4 X . V ., , -H' 4:31-.: . il? X,.f, -- Q 4' x J .x .X wx .RW f- X-. 4' I Fx 5. X' 4 M' 5 M.: I -11 7wllPl'l?,S nothinff as entle as stren th. rp E5 3 -Robert Frost kk K N U' .'X'x y7! 5 , W 'N ' i1 F if X M -W .F 533' 1 gg ZHEQQ af,-igg!-fig 71 Q74 fi-211:-1653-f if' 'fi' f! TEAM RECORD LSC Opponent O Eden 15 6 Sweet Home 26 6 St. Francis 0 13 Orchard Park 12 6 Clarence 5 5 13 Cleveland Hill 6 6 Iroquois 20 17 East Aurora O Mirusso completes to Wolters Get downfield and score! Perry stops long run. Q' fra, iv! 5 ima xzvjgyi E W -, .1 - x an 4, ' .4 . X fix I Q lv.: ' - , ...,.,....., XJ, T4-g,.-.,, r-T' f My---Fqhrzfilhf.. ,, LJ xv I . ,S , w 1 'IJ a Q 'WW 6 Wrsffw K6 Qfylg rg if wyu -4 ,Q Aw, -, gl sf- A f U , f 'Hgh X I 6 k K r. Q. 5 S Q :iff 5 e ii t ,Egg 5 it V S525 2 at., nllunqunluamn 166135193 '1 1.1 'H ix Yrq I U I ff ' 'ivan-51-'- QU: ,si Wolters ond Tiermini double team tackle. 1 Q Q S v ' - -at 1 P 4 t - 1 'V au LF? A gg W 5 'F ' .'L Q 35233 1 'L t 1-,., K A, V A Af- -12 4 Y gggag, is 9 G As it H Q fi' reen prevents o long gom DeIPrmce protects punter . gl , r f- e t ? x?l4 ,f143X.,f gig . Q J , s Q N k' K iq ' if r, TQ,Q:'i .Y - , . , ,K A W 1 ' 1 I lg -Sl 41 15, 'A EQQS4 9 Nw fi? W 5 W F r 7' f-K-ffiinf' VH' fu, ' k x 2 K? f Kimi fifii A W i:5,gKw,?:gr,,iW5555wlMY,sm vw, , gk ., X. , W 1 G Q A1 ,551 13 wig , , M A X I y,xxfEW55gVf1 W 1' if 3 -,UQQ f ' Y... ' Q QQ ' . .K I 5 W 5 I . sf? F f mf . w +,v5,.., 4 ' W , M, 'aw . ff Hockey Row I: D. Ferguson, J. Price, D. Catalano, J. Stubler, S. Waldorf, S. Quirk Row 2: V. John, A. Malinowski, V. Truby, L. Sfrickler, C. Reig, L. Flint Row 3: D. Renaldo, M. Chiavefta, S. Reig, L. Ormsby, M. White, B. Reickart Row 4: M. Paszkiewicz, C. Waldorf, M. Paszkiewicz, C. Zook, D. Serena, S. Hill, G. John Softball Row I: S. Quirk, J. Blanchard, S. Waldorf Row 2 S. Zeffiro, C. Jones, M. Gugino, D. Ahrens, C. Rieg T k Row 'l: S. Quirk, S. Waldorf Row 2: C. Jones, A. Malinowski, M. Gugino, M. Wick, S. Quirk r ' Row I: A. Natciro, V. Brunelli, S. Ringer, V. Carlson, J. Dcir- ling, N. Wolters Row 2: C. Hengerer, J. Ulmer, S. Olson, M. White, M. Jeffers Row 3: J. Williams, J. Goetz, S. Reig, L. Flint, G. John, L. Ormsby, C. Reig Girls Sports Girls Sports has greatly improved in the past year gaining school and county recognition and prestige. More and more girls are finding personal satisfaction and a sense of accomplish- ment in team sports. This year the tennis team was chosen in the fall and trained for the fall tournament. The hockey team did well despite the bad weather and early snow. The softball team won all their games. Girls track did ex- ceptionally well in the county meet and came home with a trophy. The basketball team con- tinued the winning record of girls sports. As in previous years, Lake Shore's girl athletes have dominated interscholastic competition. B k b Row 1: C. Rieg, S. Quirk, A. Mcilinowski, C. -Ulmer Row 2: J. Stubler, J. Price, as a M. Gugino, V. John l0l Freshman Basketball Row l: W. Haberer, J. Pezzimenti, R. Galfo, M. Paszkewicz M McCarthy G Eggleston D Reagle A Chmlelewsks Row 2: Coach Holmes, G. Gafford, B. Hyland, B. Logan, P Kazukiewncz D Irish K Murphy Cross Country One of the most grueling sports at Lake Shore is cross country. The boys compete in a 2.5 mile contest in which the low scorer is the winner. The team consists mainly of under- classmen which should prove beneficial to the team's record in the coming years. The team's outstanding runner was junior Ken Hanks, followed closely by a number of freshmen. Coach Eddy looks forward to a good year as his young runners gain expe- rience and maturity. Row I: K. Hanks Row 2: W. White Row 3: Coach Eddy, P. Kazukiew- icz, M. Frankowiak Row 4: D. King xg: - W ctw. I T ,Q ,QW b k 1 K Vi in A k'1:iWAh f I i K' x 'Y 5 M V. 55 55 'Q slgx-ff-Q 42-Sa -f-ff ' N, uf 4, vb I 95 lb. 103 Ib. J T weecly S. Lezork Varsity 114 Ib. 120 lb. 127 lb. 133 Ib. M. Lopez, S. Al- D. Harrigan G. Bliss D- BUWCUQII berts, G. Bogner The wrestling season started with Lake Shore defending their Division 2 championship for the third time. Losing most of their lettermen through graduation, hopes for the fourth championship looked very dim. The team, however, displayed excellent coaching and spirit, and at this writing, is occupying third place in Division 2. Outstanding wrestlers include Paul Ricci and Steve Lezark, who are both undefeated through the Hrst round. Gary Bliss and Ken Hogg have only one defeat and appear to be getting stronger. All four have excellent chances of entering state competition at the end of the current season. With most of the team returning next year, Coaches Backus and Bartolotti should produce their fourth championship in five years. Lezork wins for Lake Shore. Mayne rides his mon. J.V. Basketball Row I: D. Fischer, W. Herold, T. Jaworek, D. Greene, R. Vogel, G. Schifano Row 2: Coach Uszacki, D. David, H. Kieffer, W. Zipp, R. Hill, R. Felong, G. Brown Coach Uszacki's Baby Eagles at mid-season were at 6 wins-2 losses. The coach states that every ball game was tough because of the inexpe- rience of the squad. However, the spirit and drive Row I: J. Reitz Row 2: T.Sack, C. Cook, D. Szablicki, L. Nester- owicz, S. Rieg, K. Pasinski, D. White. were there to win. He feels that the boys were working for something more than a winning sea- son. Perhaps he means a Varsity championship in two years. J.V. Cheerleaders Muir! Varsity This year's basketball season has brought many sur- prises. Coach Eddy's team has been providing Eagle fans with exciting, close games. Seniors Gary Mirusso and Ray Fazzalaro were often high scorers. Highlights of the season were the games against Sweet Home and Orchard Park which kept the spectators in suspense right up to the ends of the games. The Christmas basketball tournament was held in the L.S.C. gym this year. Ray Fazzalaro was chosen for the All-Star Team. Team spirit, determination, and hard work have been evident in every game and Lake Shore fans still have hopes for a good season. Walters outiumps opponent. if 'o if 'Es Row 1: T. Meko, D. Ferroro, Couch Eddy, G. Cooper, R. Schifuno Row 2: L. Gable, R. Stoessel, D. Petersen, J. Walters, A. Bonunducci, A. Mirusso, R. Fozzolaro, B. Richings, D. Allen, P. DeIPrince 1. Basketball ab' Eagles set for rebound. Tony 'shoots from DeIPrince works the ball in to Mi- 'he outside. russo. Mid Season Record L.S.C. Opponent 57 N. Collins 72 61 Springville 85 48 Sweet Home 45 48 Iroquois 5 1 47 Frontier 67 50 Eden 45 46 Orchard Park 43 36 East Aurora 60 Q 49 Cleveland Hill 76 Mirusso controls the tap. 105 F 7 f' K '-'fs -of Wvare Wcliers sets for 2 points. 5,1 X , 1'- i . k W A W X Bononducci hits from the foul line. Fczzoloro sets up play 45 :sq xg: 180 2 HIT X I . ff gf mf 1 v 'K G ,J - Q I I ,,x4-1 TMNT .. 1 ,. 2 sg 1, 11' ... -11 Awww' at af- 5 , f.,.,.,,Q.af-A 4 1Q4f5'f FW6 'm T 1,3 Q JK ........,...Q 4- . 5 -.f fxigg Q ,-47V 1? 'iii Sq v W 3 'Z :.f31w2.F Q- 2,15 . Flu. 15. .g , I ,M , ' 31 -131.11 in--Hp F35 M ai? ii r A 4 .1 A 3 ei ' f' ' ,y , eg: Af Q' r lr,, .:,a, , ., Q -- . -.if . -4 I L .2 I 'Y 4- 1 R'-sjf':?i.j-,fife ,VW 1 N . , V , . vb.. A, ,S ..,,i?SlAW.hQ,J,w K 1 . . Row 1: R. Rogowski Row 2: T. Boergers, R. Stoessel, W. Herold, Schifano, A. Gullo, P. Meyer, F. Perry, R. Werner, G. Vitaris T. Meka, D. Battaglia, R. Vogel Row 3: T. Marks, F. Puffer, R. C. Palumbo, Mr. Bariolotti Junior Varsity Baseball Bob stretches Triple. , V, , , TEAM RECORD LS.C. OPPONENT L.S.C Lancaster LS.C Sweet Home L.S.C Lancaster L.S.C. Hamburg L.S.C Clarence L.S.C. Hamburg L.S.C. Sweet Home L.S.C. Clarence 16 W' X, Q r my W-'M ,,,,,,,5xJ' Gncnn singles in winning run. Couch: Mr. Thomas 7 4 3 I A 3.1 , . E 4- s Row I: B. Ciminesi Row 2: P. Ricci, M. Knoll, B. Gannon Baseball The 1967 season was a rebuilding year as most of the team was made up of Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. Kevin Nelson achieved the two victories by pitching a one- hit shutout against Eden and a three-hit, ten-strikeout shut- out against Orchard Park. The top hitter of the season was Bud Forti, who also won the most valuable player award. The award for the most improved player went to Chet Riker. 1968 promises to be a good year as L.S.C. has nine re- turning players. There will be better pitching and, especially in the infield, an improved defense. r r W X Row I: C. Riker, D. Plumer, P. DeiPrince, G. Cooper, L. Viapicmo Row 2: B. Zipp, G. Mirusso, L. Hazard, B Forts A Gnonn K .S.C. .S.C. .S.C. Lancaster Orchard Park Clarence Nelson TEAM RECORD L.S.C. OPPONENT L.S.C. 1 Hamburg 7 L.S.C 0 Lancaster 10 L.S.C 5 Eden 0 L.S.C 5 Orchard Park L.S.C 2 Clarence .S.C. 1 Sweet Home .S.C. 0 2 2 4 1 .S.C. 7 5 2 Hamburg 4 5 0 6 Sweet Home 3 I think he signaled for cn bun? l I .1 L. if .. N. 1 rt ,x - hi 116 Row 1: L. Truby, T. Pelz, L. Rodriquez, D. Rendell, L. Heeter, M. Cczffery, D. Greene, P. Tomlinson Row 2: G. Cleveland, R. Pindi- tore, G. Bliss, J. Mciyne, M. Hayden, M. Fronkowicik, D. Timm, M. , . A, ,A l Frost Row 3: R. Wolters, B. Zoeller, T. Piegzik, B. Broeges, F Chiclveho Track 8. Field 1967 was a good year for the L.S.C. Track Team. Finishing the season with 5 wins, 2 losses, Lake Shore lost only to Clarence and Orchard Park in meets that were extremely competitive. The '67 season was one for breaking many records. Jim Nasternak broke the school long jump record with a 20' jump. Bill Zoeller broke the school triple jump record 3 times with a final jump of 45' l.5 . The mile medley team of Paul Chiavet- ta, Matt Frost, Gary Stubler, and Pete Collopy broke the school record with a 3.53 minute run. Pete Collopy, the best 440 runner in the history oi L.S.C. broke the Western New York and school records with a time of 50.2 seconds. The most valuable player award went to Pete Collopy for the second year in a row and the most improved player award went to Ralph Walters. The 1968 Track Team will be composed of 14 returning Lettermen. The outlook for the future appears bright as coaches Buier and Eddy prepare for another winning season. , 5 1 is 115431. '.l4h:..,f.5 ' Row 1: G. Stubler, K. Hanks, L. Pero Row 2: D. Fisher, P. Collopy, M. Cole, T. Lontzy Row 3: A. Zygmunt, J. Chiuvefta, D. Scheidel TEAM RECORD L.S.C. OPP- 91 East Aurora 45 58 Clarence 78 74 Sweet Home 61 119 J.F.K. 17 104 Cleveland Hill 51 110 Cheektowaga 26 62 Orchard Park 74 Coach: Mr. Buier, J. Nasternuk, Couch: Mr. Eddy - L ' Captains: P. Collopy ond L. Pero Record Holders: W. 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Tar el , M. P. Szatkowski, G. Vitoris, D. Tristom, G. Stubler, P. Tremboth, T. Lon zy, M. o , D R. Timm, L. Tlddle, V. Vek lotz, F. I. Stearns Row 2: R. Truskowski, J. Snyder, D. Mctl'1ewson,J. Fritzius, B. Taylor, H. Magyar, W. Hill, T. t T th . Stepniewski, G. J. Klopf, M P. South- fn. ...- . ,ag l l Row I: F. LoGrasso, K. LcSoto, A. McNeal, M. Lewandowski Row 2: G. Meyer, R. Maecker, R. LoBeIIo, S. Alberts, M. Los, L. Leberman, K. Leach, M. Lezark, J. Lehning Row 3: K. Maue, S. LclPiana, M. Truby, D. Munzert, E. McGarri1y, L. Lamby, J. Ulmer, B. Lalomia Sophomores: Row I: P. Barflebaugh, D. Balon, P. Audefte, G. Bogardus, D Abrams, J. Achtziger Row 2: F. Ashline, P. Dalton, J. Borsink, R Bonsall, D. David, R. Stoessel, L. Danzi, G. Bogner Row I: K. Cox, J. Carter, M. Chiavetta, J. Cooper, L. Carsfens, J. gess, B. Carothers, P. Chiavefta, L. Conti, C. Brown, D. Chiavetta, M. Chiaveha, M. Sullivan, K. Cook, P. Comstock, N. Critoph, M. Bress, D. Caffery Ciccarelli Row 2: R. Sunday, J. 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V A , 1 gb, .-.mf wfgg ,rv H1 B fx ' I' ' M, ' ' , Q- -' ' ' v 9 was?-' , :ti . 1 . T- Q, ' v , r Q g V'-.?',, t xl 4 ls.,i V i K I 4 , ' v MA If w I 1 - 3' ,, I l - . .gf Q - 'iff J A ' ,Q , L ' f' A gm ' . N. .f ' 'A i Y , 1. ' , K i Q 3 I K , J M 4' 5 AA K ,1 u . W . .L -:Rf . 'az rr 'N 5 at v,5,'l. Nu- 1 I D 5 w f ' v , . . 3 4'g?ffr. ', X if .3 tx Compliments of E Western Electronics vans Electrical Supply Co. RCA Victor Radio, T'V' 62 No. Main St. Latest Top Hit Records Angola, N-Y, 549-3030 Compliments of Gugino Farm Equipment Lake Shgre T,V, IIC. 6913 Lake Shore Rd. Bram, N,Y, Highland on the Lake International Harvester Farm Machines H. Peckens Derby, N.Y. General Electric Appliances Phone 549-1414 18141. - i as-..,., , ,-- . ,.,wf.f-x .af Compliments Of Highland Hardware The Websters ' A International Harvester X :- ' ,l t Co. Y p 350 Bailey Avenue .., Q Best Wishes to the Class of Chiappone s Liquor 8 Wines 99 South Main St. , ,Ns Angola, N.Y. nf-sfwaaj ' a ,fn I 9 , f I 3 1- 4 A 2 - .ggi ,3 ,KWQ if srvffis- V 5 Q eT? t5?+1ii, Phone 549-1327 Buffalo, N.Y. 14210 Parts 81 Service Open till 1:00 a.m. Mon.-Fri. Conipliments of Cutler's Pharmacy 54-9-0026 X and Lake Shore Pharmacy Angola, New York 549-2701 X , x Complirnentsr-of i 7 S f The Pizza House 7 y . S . X A A South Main Street XV' H vi Across frtmi ASZP Open Every Evening , -r.t S 549-3777 h E- 1' L 'xl ,. i Compliments of Angola Motel Rooms rented daily, weekly, monthly I Efficiency Rooms , - X My Compliments of Beef and Bottle Supper Pub Rr. 5. Angolan 549-1060 K Compliments of Lakeview Liquor Store Highland-on-the-lake, Derby 94-7-4031 X Compliments of Morgan Linen Supply, Inc. 38 E. Doughty Street Dunkirk, N.Y. 14048 Success to the Graduates y of '68 i Tamara's Beauty Salon A High Fashion Styling Rt. 5 Highland Plaza, Derby S' 947-9365 from S W '1 ...M-ZW' . v 4. f nt ,M 4 ,J JZ. at ' Q W , i A fi ,w L4 Compliments of .F . Chiavetta Produce Broker Brant, N .Y. Compliments of Lakeside Market Lake Shore Road Angola, New York Anthony and Agnes Santa Maria Compliments of Leone s Restaurant Proprietor Mickey Woodbine Restaurant joe 81 Mary Buchner Lakeshore Road Derby, New York Compliments of Circle Dry Cleaners North Main Street 549-0330 I Your professional dry cleanersj Compliments of CUWPHWCVUS vf Ross' Bar and Restaurant Chiaveuass Catering Comrqercial Street S8l'ViC6 Angola, New York Brant, N.Y. 549-1700 1 C omfnliments of Staliley Brown . Complimenls Of ' PlumbingjHeating-Electric Tlrone 81 S0119 IUC- Phone 549-1910 n Route 5 14 Woodward Ale- Angola, New York Hlghland Plaza Derby, N.Y l l Grandview Super Duper r Groceries Choice lMeats Fresh Produce l l Corner of Lake St. 81 Erie Rd. l Angola, N.Y. l l Compliments of Peter Pero 81 Sons Farms Bram New York Phone 549-2047 Compliments of Main Bowling Academy 77 Main Street Your Full Service Community Bank IS lnterested ln YOUth Compliments of Evans National Bank Vic Schrader Tire Service Recapping 81 New Goodrich Michelins U.S. 992-34-17 Compliments of Agway Petroleum Service Matteson's Angola Distinctive Men's Furnishings and Sports Apparel Shoes for Everyone Education for World Leadershipi' Twiggen Shop 81 Neighborhood Lumber Co. Rt. 5 Derby, N.Y TO THE GREAT CLASS OF '68 COMPLIMENTS OF POINT BREEZE HARDWARE Highland Plaza Clothing Store Shoes for the family Men's and Boys' Ready to Wear Ladies' Sportswear Route 5, Derby 94-7-4901 BEST WISHES from Bells-I.G.A. . - .V K Y 1 ffl f sy. I , ei x . 1 I F Q k 1 . , - -V H L K 5,4 V .Y . ml dn1 pliment5e0f a Frie11d X K .W I Q H U 2 U Tru 'x L , If F I I Colgnpliments of W I M. Szf T. Garage I J Route 5 U a ,,, Y L Compliments of a L. A. Hazard 81 Son Inc. Derby . fahe. A . ' fi ff 'Eff' 92 93 , Q, A Eivggt' wg -.va '-,,,,,.,....-- Calabrese Plumbing S1 Heating Incorporated 387 Grant Street Buffalo. New York 14213 Ignatius Calabrese, President 384--6606 Compliments of Elnnke Lumber Co. 108 Lake St. Angola, N. Y. 549-0252 Best Wishes from Engler Lumber Co. Inc. Compliments of Eugene J. Heil Compliments of F11ne1'alH0me Highland Cycle Sz Motol 8434 N- Main Sffeel Rt. 5 Derby 947-4.267 Angola 549-3311 Lewis Auto Angola, N. Y. Phone 549-3833 Compliments of 'Walter W. Wallin auf' as i N ' . I , Congratulations to the class ' gf 1968 N . . - A Tough Press i Bob Wilson - Compliments of B-Y Mobile Homes ,Iim's Amoco Service Station l 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Daily w 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday l Expert Tuneups-Major Repairs Mufflers - Brakes - Full-line Service J l l C in l' 0 0, p lmem of Evans Plumblng, i . U l P3U0l1 EICCUIC Heating Sr SHPPIICS 1 l CO. Sewer Installation B Backhoe 81 Dumptruck Service Fredonia ' Silver Creek, N.Y. Electrical Contracting General Electric Appliances 81 TV Topsoil and gravel Phone: 549-3327 Proprietor-J. Stubler and Son 6 . f-Q paw ,ggi-r Commercial Patrons Angola Rollercade Matty's Barber Shop Kitty's Corner Derby Cleaners Angola Penny Saver Bush's Snack Bar Russ Siracuse, Electrolux Midget Market Hogan's Country Market Samuel A. Stock Mae's Hot Dog Stand Highland Plaza Super Market, Inc. R. A. Gradl Bernie's Barber Shop Point Breeze Hotel Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward .l. Cunningham Angola Variety Store Adze Furniture and Gifts Adze Sweet Kleen Pete's Clover Farm Market Daphne's Poodle Shop Angola Public Library compliments of LaClair and Miller Angola, New York compliments of J. S. Paint Co. Paint - Wallpaper - Glass 23 N. Main St. Ph. 549-2040 compliments of Pingitore Brothers E :::Wfr:my,,,,,, wwf K. :::::5Z,:.. ,,f'-5 :gf.'fg::. Y'?i1 ? ti W . .,4,5g, fr, i Q E if nul si 1:11 i 's'l in I i .V , ispaasfxxvwgwill ' 3 Enzinger Division The Duriron Company Incorporated Angola, New York Walker Appliances and Hardware H Admiral- Motorola ert ' Television, Radio-Phono Combination BeaVer,S Refrigerator Angola 549-0086 Real Estate Erie Road Angola, New York Septic Tanks pumped For Appointment Only - Res. 54-9-0016 Free Estimates Continuous Service Peter Gutiuo Salesman 549-3293 The Class of 963 President - Steven Lezark Vice-President - Peter DelPrince Secretary- Susan Lantzy Treasurer - .lean Danahy advisors Mrs. Matson, Mr. Virotsko, Miss Pingitore ,I Fred W. Brinkman Agency 57th year of service compliments of K 81 L Auto Supply 87 N. Main Street Angola, N. Y. Phone XH7-5544 lnsuranee - Real Estate - Appraisals Commercial Street Farnham, N. Y. 54-9-1171 Frank R. May Real Estate 310 Kennedy Ave. Point Breeze Angola. N. Y. 54-9-14-31 W7 Y W in dvi fr S...- ,SKK J sf ,X sk.- -N. i FUSH aug W 1 f I The Officers and Employees 1 Of Hvletrocoll, IHC., General Contractors ' Congratulate the Class of 1968 We also take this opportunity to congratulate all who had a part in planning and financing the new Occupational Center building which we have been privileged to construct. r f Rx Ji Barrett Insurance FOR YO! NG DRIVERS AUTOMO BILE INSURANCE PROBLEMS!!!!!!! flifirst hand experiencej. 9 Maplie Avenue 54-9-264-7 1 1 Ahrens 81 Wells General Contractors Angola. New York 549-4055 54-9-1869 J 0 J 44The Mode Beauty Shop Klwiartinl 8137 Erie Road-Angola Open Monday thru Saturday 549-2533 Evenings by Appointment A. T. Chiavetta Sons Farms Brant, N. Y. Louis S. Sam J compliments of Lance L. Ross Representative Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. Henri,s Lounge Char Broiled Steaks Route 5 Best Wishes Evans Township Post 5793 Veterans of Foreign Wars AND Ladies Auxiliary Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Vlneent D. Walters Agency Herbs by Miller The Home of Peptaste Seasoned Salt 9920 Erie Road Angola, New York Best Wishes Cowan's Esso Personal Josephine Ciccarella Mr. 81 Mrs. David R. Hardacker ldieh and Nerak Magoo and Roe Hector Munro Donnie and Roe Mike and Jeanie Karen and Kenny Itty Bitty Terry Shirley and Donnie Frank and Barb Dave Chiavetla Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas Gerace Marty 81 Carol Miss M. Sciarrino Miss S. Bauer Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Johengen Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Castro Lorraine B. Winters Mr. Sz Mrs. David A. Keech Phyllis M. Roop Linda Whelan Gary Bliss Chris Militello Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul F. Tomaka Vincent LaRusso Mr. Sz Mrs. George Dolce Mr. William G. Pickhardt Raymosnd Paradiso Patrons Bertha F. Crowell Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Geitner Sally Barone Jack Chiappone, Jr. Judith A. Wickham Greg 81 Cheryl Bill Sz Janice Mr. 81 Mrs. Jack Geidel Ron 81 Deb Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Wood Mike Palmer Joe 81 Barb Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald J. Breitwieser Bobbie Lee Norm Backus Mr. 81 Mrs. R. V. Matson Mr. 81 Mrs. R. W. Buier Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent V. Padalino Mr. 85 Mrs. Peter Scaglione The Truby's Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred Solovey Mr. 81 Mrs. G. Waldeck Mr. Gerald J. Malloy Linda 81 Rod Ann 81 Jerry Marjorie L. Moran Evelyn 81 Dave .loannie and Brian Mrs. Banikowski . Professional Patrons Dr. .lohn C. Cetin .loseph S. Russo D.D.S. f , omar oidsi' - l-Floyd Hurst' lHerman Ciminesi, Brant Supervisor Samuel Miserendino Dr. Anthony J. Cooper P Dr. S. M. Olson Highland Texaco A. R. Camus Phone 947-9372 Route 9595 81 Wayne Road Derby, New York Angola S Greenhouse 9 Operated by Eddie and Frank Pytlali your friendly growers N. Main St. at Beach Road Angola, N. Y. compliments of Arlene Bridal Shop 176 Central Ave. Silver Creek 934-2940 compliments of Gordon Tilley' Sewer Installations and p o Backhoe Service compliments of K. Cglqgrqguiggiqnszo fhelx6za5Q.,,f.XK . 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May the knowledge you have gained here help I you to better understand this constantly changing world. May your learning never cease. May those enduring values essential for the good life, which hopefully you have perceived here, remain steadfastly through time and tide. Look not mournfully to the past It comes not back againg Wisely improve the present It is thineg Go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear, And with a manly heart. Longfellow Mr. Robert Buier, Miss Susan Karin To those who are not on the staff, the production of a yearbook is a smooth, ef- fortless miracle. To those on the staff, it is a long, arduous task. Despite the great vol- ume of work involved, there are those who remain with the job until the book is pub- lished. We wish to thank these people, the staff members, and especially our layout editors and darkroom expert for the many hours they invested. Although there were lighter sides to our work, it was never easy. Our deepest thanks go to our advisors. 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