Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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Mary Andy Bill Eth ETHEL BAKA Barb BARBARA BARKER MARY BAXLEY Art WILLIAM AYER MARSHALL ANDERSON ROBERT ALLENBACH ROBERT ALLENBACH Soccer lg Band, l, 2, 3, 4g Orches- tra l, 2, 3. 43 Operetta 1, 2g Choir 8, 43 Sec. of Band lg Manager of Fwd Band 35 Science Club lg Tower 43 Tatler 4. MARSHALL ANDERSON WILLIAM AYER Pep Club lg Chess Club 3. ETHEL BAKA Soccer l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball l, Q. 3. 43 Hockey I, 2, S, 41 Tower 45 Tatler 4. BARBARA RARKER Bennett High School 1, 'lg Swim- ming SL Dance Club 3g Tatler 33 Tower 4. 4 MARY BAXLEY Bennett High School 1, 'lg Tatler 35 Tatler Assist. Art Editor 4. FRED CADWELL Orchestra l. '23 Camera Club 4. WILLIAM CAVE RUTH CHALLGREN ARTHUR CHAPMAN Band S, 4g Orchestra 3, 4. Bill Ruthie qt- X FRED CADWELL WILLIAM CAVE RUTH CHALLGREN ARTHUR CHAPMAN

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OT PIFTURED rothv llnehmnn K F nald feorger in J it AT LAST . . . sENIoRs! 1,341 nn MeNess f , nneth qehmidt XA' vmond Steeg Verne Waters bert Finnigan irt Alexander rlton Fordnn rry F Hailey SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS Iefl In right: Dan Kiplinger, Treasurer: Fred Stephens, 41217 fe Tfflhfv Sfflffff-'1llfliSS G?TfI:1lflf' Rik 'MiSS Martha Nice President: Lois Higgins, Secretary: Kenneth Kurtz, Nall- MISS MHFIOU 5lmD50n- MISS Rlllh Buflflmhagen President. Sfanding: Mr. Carl Minich, Mr. Robert Pomeroy Mr Mason Martin. THE CLASS OF l945 Entering upon the threshold of their high school days, this year's graduating class consisted of spirit- ed and enthusiastic students. They proceeded through the past years to develop not only their education and personalities, but good citizenship and cooperation. Continuously, the recognition and success of this class has been brought to light by some organ- ized activity. Success was not gained alone, and they thank the faculty of Amherst for their guid- ance and understanding throughout the years. The graduates of '4-5 gained recognition in their freshman year when they presented the Basket- ball Dance . This class remained in the spotlight repeatedly year after year. Their junior and senior plays were highly praised. and they are proud of their talented performers. livery class has its scholar but this one is fortunate in having many. llecause ol' the development of personalities, this class has many capable leaders. The pursuit and determination of these students has been illustrated by the excellent management of dances, plays, sports activities, and their Prom. Graduating and embarking upon a disrupted world will be a difficult problem. This class of '45 has proved itself to be composed of many fine Americans. They did not fail their school, and they shall not fail their country. The personalities and leaders developed in the halls of Amherst will help in the development of a new and better world. 21 TowER N - r-

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Marty MARTHA BECKER Dee Suze DOROTHY BERN HARD J.B. 1945 Doc Burt Chris SUZANNE C. BISSELL JOAN BRAASCH NRAD CHRISTIANO Lynn LYNETTE CLARK Bob ROBERT COLLINS L. C. LEON COMPO 2 ' K DONALD BROWN ROBERT BURT MARTHA LOUISE BECKER Soccer lg Swimming 1, 3, 43 Water Follies 2, 3, 4g Dance Club 43 Dramatic Club lg Stud- ent Council lg Junior Playg Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 Tower 45 SeniorPlay. DOROTHY BERNHARD Basketball 1, 2, 33 Soccer lg Swimming lg Junior Playg Tatler 3. SUZANNE C. BISSELL Soccer 1, 45 Basketball I, 4: Student Council 3, 45 Riding Club l. JOAN BRAASCH Radio Club lg Dancing Club lg Swimming 2: 4: Soccer 23 Tatler 4. DONALD BROWN ROBERT BURT CONRAD CHRISTIANO School Band l, Q3 llramaties 1,25 Camera Club l, 2. LYNETTE CLARK Soccer 2: Basketball 21 Student Council 23 Dance Club 3. ROBERT COLLI NS Cross Country lg Swimming 83 Track 3g Chess Club l. LEON COMPO Science Club lg Chess Club 3.