Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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WALTER HOWARD Waldo claims he has a very unique string of pastimes - eating, sleeping, loafing and then resting after the strain. He has invested his savings in a i930 blue Chevy and he furnishes transportation for most of the school. He likes Dixie- land Jazz and Stan Kenton records. ROBERT JANUS A quick tongue and a ready joke have earned Bob the reputation of the wit of the senior class. His musical talents on the piano accordion have kept him in demand for entertainment. He has been active on both the circulation and promotion staffs of the Chevron. SOPHIE JOSWIAK Archie as her friends call her, is a pretty busy girl. The S. S. S., F. H. A. and Glee Club keep her busy enough, but she is even busier looking and planning for the future. Archie is getting married in July and is moving to Kentucky. She'd better practice up on her square dancing. ELWOOD KUTTRUFF Gus came to Albion from Ontario where he was vice president of the freshman class. His hobbies are collecting banners and making model planes and he has been very much interested in the Photography Club. His favorite pastime is sleep- ing - no future plans. PATRICIA LUDWICK Patricia Ludwick's favorite pastime seems to be laughing. She is a member of Glee Club, Senior Ser- vice Squad and the Photography Club, Pete likes to read, listen to records and also travel west. 16 GERALD HUGHES Doc's four years in the Future Farmers of America certainly pre- pared him for his future. He wants to work on their farm. Be- sides all these agricultural interests, Doc likes to ride horse back, teach Sunday School and see movies. Re- laxing and reading are his pastimes. ORTON JOHNSON Orton has been a four year member of the F. F. A. and spends his time raising rabbits and fragrant flowers on Pine Hill. Listening to the radio and going to church seem to be his favorite pastimes. JOAN JULIANA Joan's ability to plan a good time was illustrated this year when she successfully engineered two senior skating parties. She has been an active member of Junior Red Crass and a hard-working gal on many a decorating committee. We'll re- member Joan happily sailing along in her automobile. She'll enter nursing school in the fall. MARILYN LUDWICK Lin has been an active partici- pant in girls' sports, and on S. S. Sfer. Marilyn derives great pleas- ure out of playing baseball, sleep- ing and thinking things all over. She is going to Highland Hospital next year. PATRICIA LUSK Pat , whose red hair doesn't mean temper, but determination, intends to be a telephone operator. Her seeming quietness turns to skill on the basketball court or any other sports field. When anyone wants the best sub for any sport, Pot is the first one they ask far.

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ALICE EWALD Janie is a member of the Com- mercial Club, and was a member of the Glee Club in her Freshman year. Her hobby is trying out recipes. Since Alice would like to get a job right after graduation, her favorite pastime is looking at help-wanted ods. CAROL ANN FRANCIS Skeets , an active member of girls' basketball, hockey, baseball, and any other sport available, likes to travel. Listening to popular music and collecting glasses be- tween S. S. S. and Chevron Staff meetings ore her favorite pastimes. VIRGINIA GIARIZZO Ginny is a member of the Glee Club and of the Commercial Club. She likes to dance, listen to music, take pictures, and go roller skat- ing. She plans to become a house- wife next year. ALICE HEYDEN A quiet, shy girl with an attractive smile is our Alice. She has been active in Glee Club and is a mem- ber of Senior Service Squad. Her plans are indefinite - perhaps school -- perhaps work. RICHARD HOLLENBECK Dick, who is valedictorian this year, has been treasurer and president respectively of the Future Farmers of America and is business man- ager of the Chevron this year. He is a member of the National l-ionor Society and is an Empire Farmer this year. JOHN FERRIS Everyone will vouch for the fact that John is the mainstay of the tenor section of the Glee Club. Senior Play, managing sports, speaking contests, plus Empire Boys' State, which he counts as one of his biggest thrills, have left him little extra time. SHIRLEY FURNESS Blondie belongs to the girls' base- ball team. She was a member of the Glee Club for one year. Her hobby, strange as it may seem, is collecting bottles. She'd like to be a telephone operator next year. Since she is quite a letter-writer, she' may spend time writing between ca s. JULE ANNE HAZARD Jule's artistic talents have provided many attractive advertisement post- ers. We'll always remember her realistic dancing couple at the Match-Me-Hop. She was promotion editor of the Chevron this year, president of the Art Club, and head cheerleader. CARL HINMAN Carl didn't want to admit very much about himself, but he did tell us he is a good sportsman, hunting, and fishing included. He told us, too, he wants to work on the farm in future years and some day own his own. JOHN HOWARD John is our Mr. President , and a very capable and good one, too. John is a busy man. He works at the A. 8. P. partime, participates in many school activities, and spends a great deal of his time with his convertible . John's pastime is seeing people in his office at the Sugar Bowl . Some- day he wants to become a window display mon. 15

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SHIRLEY ANN MCKENNA Shirley McKenna's favorite pastime is reading. However, she has many hobbies such as cooking, and sew- ing. She belongs to the F. H. A. and the 4-H. Shirley would like to take the dietetics course at Can- ton, New York. BETTY MILLER Betty certainly hasn't been responsi- ble for much of the noise in 238. She is a quiet, little girl but a good worker in the Commercial Club. Her hobbies and special interests are taking pictures and collecting plants. Her favorite pastime is reading. She plans to become a secretary sometime in the future. ANN MONACELLI Ann is a varsity cheerleader, a member of the S. S. S. and presi- dent of the Listeners Club. She was chairman of the senior tea and is active in all sports in which she has won several awards. ROBERT NENNI Robert is one of the less noisy seniors. Perhaps he saves his energy for singing in Glee Club, Christmas Choir and the Spring Concert. He likes to read, and watch television as well as the more active sports - baseball and foot- ball. Robert may ioin the Army Air Force next year. ROBERT NICKERSON Nick dr Nickie has been active in football, track, baseball, basket- ball and other sports during his high school years. This year he was President of the Varsity Club. Nick has been awarded a letter and chev- ron in football, a letter and chevron in track, and a letter in baseball and a letter in volleyball. KAREN MCKENNA Active is one word that will fit Mary to perfection. She was in the senior play, is treasurer of the senior class, co-editor of the Chev- ron this year and assistant editor of it last year, and editor of the Clarion-Echo. RALPH MILLER RaIph's fine voice has been an asset to our school. The Glee Club will miss him next year after his four year stay. RaIph's relaxing pastimes are reading books and taking pictures. Ralph doesn't know whether to go on to school or get cz job. V KENNETH MONACELLI Ken is a football letterman, and president of the Aeroneers. He certainly is well-qualified for this job since he holds a private flying license. Ken will enlist in the Air Force after graduation. CALVIN NESBITT Pete is president of the Student Council, a member of the N. H. S., secretary of the F. F. A. and an Empire Farmer. He spends his spare time horseback riding and announc- ing his bachelorhood intentions. He'Il enter Cornell next fall. RUTH NICKERSON Pudge is a member of the Glee Club, Student Council, S. S. S., Com- mercial Club and typing staff of the Chevron. She is recording secretary of the Student Council and Secre- tary of the S. S. S. She likes to read and cook. Sounds as if she doesn't have much spare time! 17