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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS d et D Otb y d S SENIOR HISTORY By Harry Muller Were thas forty years ago a gay tlntype world of hugh buttoned shoes and handlebar mustaches would stretch before the graduatung class and lure them through the old fashloned pernls of lufe lt msn t l908 but the Black and Gold clad Bulans are rarln to begln the race for the pot ralnbows end wuth thoughts of th mlnd arshall Plan on then ssun n Fughtun hummlng un their ears At the tu rn of the century there was no such Senate Unaltered b th annmal as a student y us lnglorlous reminder the A H S methoducally doodled theur X bug wheels on election ballots and established a gover ment wlthln a government hlklng Kenneth Byron Childs a d fl Davern Gerald Glotzbecker n Joseph Sldley to posltuons of class secretary and treasure president vice president r respectively I' Officers led finance announcements and program committees for graduatuon whsle Palma DlPletro Shirley Kresln and Ter W refreshment decoratuon and ca ry arren guided p and gown groups Feeling unusually male conscious the forty elghters enthroned Nicholas Dellerba Joseph Urbana and Robert Baker as knlghts of the Senate for the flrst female shy group In l3 years Other sensor men of dustunctlon nn the organlzatlon were Walter Gentile Thomas Lamb Thomas Rogers ros Robert Moses and Second semester Senate had at nts helm Thomas Lambros Joseph Urbana and Robert Baker wuth Nncholas Dellerba Walter Gentile Ronald Ollve and Warren Shepard constituting the rema Claghorns unlng amateur Senator K' wlzeels pt eght e ogfzess Pres: ent Kenn h avern, Vsce- President Jerry GI z ecker, Sec- rctar Byron Chnl s, Treasurer R V Joe ldley. I - . . . . , - , I - - - ' ' ' o' gold at the ' ' ' e New Look and M ' ' S llFeudinI, ' I I I ' ' I II ' - ' . Il ' II I - - - - 11 - 11 . , . . . . I I I I I 1 ' I I I ' . I I I I I I I I ' - . I - . . I I A . . . ,, . . . ,, . I O I I I ' 1 I I I I I i e
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'am :sfo ao As the Autumn leaves turned to shades of crimson red noses and cold feet came In vogue wuth football season Coach George Guarnuerl and hus cohorts bounced through grrd vron battles to second place IH the Lake Shore League Fourteen lettermen digging their heels nn Bula fneld turf for the last time at the Turkey Day clash were Gerald Candela Nicholas Deerba Benjamin Ferrltto Walter Wullsam Gouhun Peter Guerrsero Rex Knerr Mlchael Rose Edward Stuff Steven Tlmonere Vundent Tumonere Joseph Urbana Terry Warren Honorary Captain Wallace Gentule ans Manager Harold Toblas Ranslng the blood pressure of ncucled spectators were Nancy Buckett Shlrley Kresln and Genevieve Palumbo whale the new Panther mascot Lemo aluas John Duff romped the length of the tueld durnng half time Presented the first annual B Nan Brlth trophy for belng the Most Valuable Man of the Year was fullback Rex Knerr Shunung mayestucally as queen of the gruduron were Patrncua Stlckney and her court Dolores Bruosta Eileen Cox Shrrley Gran Shlrley Kresln Genevieve Palumbo and Mary Skufca Y Canteen Queen Peggy Faeld became the second to reap the teen age nlght club honor In the last two years Bula hoopsters rolled on to League champaonshsp by defeatung some ofthe most rugged competutuon In cage history Wuth shouts of Rah' Rah' school rooters cheered Nlcholas Dellerba Delbert DeVaughn Wullsam Gouhun Thomas Rogers and Terry Warren through season and tournament tracases Copplng laurels In the scholastic dlvnsuon were Valednctornan Phyllus Cooper and Saluta toruan Lores Gleason with 42 sensors who had hugh averages of B or better fContunued on page 443 SENIOR INFORMALS First row Electron board Kanser and Loose at new arunkmg fountain Second row Mass exodus, Lambros, H Paullno try out coke machine I I I I I I I I I I I AI I I I ' I I ' - Il II ' I I I A I ' - - ll II I I I I I I ll II - I ' . . . . . ,, ,, . I I I I ' ' ' - II II , . nineteen
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