Barker Central High School - Latrator Yearbook (Barker, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1959 volume:

vu : irq. 1 - , ol., . .Y-' J '..' .ar '-' . a ' is . S ,Mk ff , 'uf . Af 'ng f' r - . O H '51 . ,g1r'f'1fAa'. . 1- N K 1 . ,, ,,. 45.44. .I-'fx. T' 'Sch' 4' '3 '..N' . X - . . .. J .4 ix zwijgsyfi-', -v., rt-. -A-if? 45- 1.4. v ., ' , ,la-.7 il, N. 5. i J' x 3 -. 1-,u .05-F4 .N 1. 9 -'.:A4-- '-': '. ' A W ' ,.. , - '-' 'f. l?'w.'- 'VS'-'I xg ' Y Q -. ' . A A . , 1-P? '. 1 ki -., I I .g'yg,, 'f,'.'Q 3 'QLQL-ff' ' ' , -4 'Q'.f'Aa 'a-5'-'V -514,72 K g'n'if'.f '1 .f 5, , , 1 . Q:.f:,!.1:' ff - Z , 1 H J L QQZSLQ-,Q ..,'a'4-,:,Q'r1-4.,'3'k if J., M-Lf-A...V.d,.'-,',,--:Q if .:i'i ..: uf 1. 45- --. -.. - L. -' 1 hr' --1. .nf -. f av w . Q .A ,- + ' .:-gf,-..:,.w. A , . .1-aa. .eu-, K , . - , . . V , . - ,. . . ., ,, , . n--,g'.' . J .'. Nw. f . -' X Q ex. . ., -1 4 -. 1,1 '--- fa. 1f '.X ' - ' ' ' 1 P 'VT- K H 'fig w 5-1 u 1' I ' 'Ur' ' 'Y 'Q fn, ' ' .' A W 4 ' 1 ' V. , Nw-'Q ',b ,Q , a..,, .N M.. - - 1, - Q Ig- X, , ' 1 f.. w. ug Y 5,93-, R ,- v. ,. . v ' '..w ,-'if-,,'3,, Aw' 1 Y'-'s'.- .g .xp-wt ., 5n,..,f..,. 1' 5 1- , . 1 '-' -Q. q , .M Ar , ' , ' . . - , . ,-' , -wr I.,f -- '- 'ir ff. -'-' . 15 ' w' ' iiw 4 P' - E u.+.- A . ' . - - . -. M- -Q , +A fmt. .-4,,.--. -gp ,N 5.1, ff.. ,, . . ,L , I ' X 5 f -46 AAU. - 'A - -' - . 'Q 7 r-1 r , 'Q., - 5 ,-1:55. A '- ff K-' - pq- A-4 , ' .-T' ..'. ' if: -5 '. 5. .. 'm.43-'Zh' 5. 2' ' - . - ' ', ' Qc -T ' .fi ' - ff ' f A- -. -f '. A '- ' - 6,5 . bf- 3 ' p - - .-6'4 5.1, r' ,: .J,.:. ,. N' W . ' . -.':.i. f7Ti:-. J I V X' 4 ,fx , T, 1.1. ' .- . W .. 'uv W ., f - X A 'H' ',' ' ' '. V . - 'ff Q' Q 'Y' . s J X . ' 1 X v X ' H ' ' in w H x . -1 -, ' ' YV .x q A Jax, .X 1 X . ' 'XM . gk ,. 'I -Qlax, -K ,V ', , .. -. 3 r' . . xy- M x 4 ,l g , , . , 1 V L . . V 4 . - , ,v. ' X - . M. 1 f. . I 11' . 1 -' - ' 7'. : 5 no 'Q r,' Quiz' -A 5 ,ilk Amr 1, ' 6.1 C . P. - 9,111.55 M' V, in 'QQJ N + '11'- a 1' H i r -1 1 1.1 1' 1-1 11: f .- -fr Q. -1,1 ff? 1 sw 155 '. -2:1 F 'M' ' ,'!..!,'.U4 .',,M.'-, v,,.-.f.p. !'. -- -1. as 'sill ,,.,-Q, . in J. 'ls Y' .:'i. ?qjs, 1Q: ,111 lf- A 1? I '. Q1 , lm 63 iga il 1-. ,' . - V, r ,., V 'Yr A'- , ,vfvl - 1 1 f ,gf v.,,1f 211 Q? 1111112-1g.s?51.,'3',1 wi1f? 21-.1 2.'--f'w,9wf -'g5'qf-' . - :Q +1 H A '5' 51, - 1 5'-g'Lg'Jqpv!?'i. 1. E 'G af1 1' 1-P4 '-:F , 'F . Qqgfqs ,xgvf iiaigj swf 1 Q vw , 1121. 1'-ww , f- ' 1- ' J, 75511 ,4:lf4?'-jv ,vi IJ 11 1 , .' 1 syn' iwlhigii I, I, -A , 7-.1 . 'L ' 1'ui'f1'w 539' v'i?kr1S..fi'm5'?1.-4f' -A Q1-'Q '2' 1 T - ' - -Q4 u9i1-.z-1 .-1 1 N 11:,.ef-.-.M W5f11.1',g.1 1-1 -- if 1' - -. . - 1 L' 1- ' 11' f f'.'4 f9'q615f'i' J-Vg. J, i A i,.f'qZS' ' 1 ' ' W A 1- . ' .P--1-:fr ,, ',.1.-'. F' 1' -L 19+ 1 U s- 1 . v. AN .1 . 1: Aff ,-ag 2y .,11f,f:j' , ' A if? N ,.:'1,Nf ,,,1 ' 't'?'P'f52'1i'Q1- Avia-11'-214-'i'rA1'1' ' '- Mt- f' 1 'ff y 11.1 1 1 .7. 11.-51 111 11. Vg .. 1 -1 711, ' , - , -. - 1 'a?'a1iQ -'e'?'fk.i.'51-'fi5'Igis-'' .1 . 1 . 'Pr 1' N' 3' y, g ,r , Q. , f . , . 11 . 1450. , il, if -W I, 'ffZ4q:,.-Lfc'v,-.1 RQ- D+, tgv:.',.u if .53 1 vga, 5 4- . .ff f .95 . 1 ' ' .-1 .- ,tx . ,iw , -,. I., -' NK, I' iv. j. 0.55.3 A E 11.-1.. - ..-h K , ? ,K Q 1-visa 511.14 11 ff-Eifffff, ff' . 1 1 ., 1 S f1,,g..3,1,3'g.-gw,51 1-1 1.1, ..+.,,,. K , -, 1115.11 .. 11'-1 'lf x ' r' 1 , - 'H . If . . f ' -1-f' A V 165 . ,gf 1,-1, 3 aw- f','7 d3 'Q ' ,W -4 1' '1 i'.x x wr 1, 110 5.,u ,Al ,U ,L iw .R I ,ii ,. . it , 9 F ', .. 1- J., ff f- '14, ' S,g...,1-ff? 'gba-fs V 4- QFQQH. -, 1 1-. 1 ' 'ff . -., M1--' x' 1' f'5g'51? 3Y' 4-JA 1 1- 1 11 1 - 211- 1 f i7g2i?' - 1 1 1 A -1 . 1 1 1.01 c1f.1f1- f -1 1, 1+ -1 1,131 - 1 1 1 rfb - 1,1 1.191.331 111 W H :fir 22 el 4 jd S , QS N' . . . . 3, ag? 1-122' f-cw f 15, -1. ,313 ,131 1 1- 1 gixaff' ep ,rfhik az! I L9n 'h ., 1 1:5 gb 'fx x 1 'Vt 45 Nqr 'un1:1:sNi3 y'. fx hm 4 xi :A,1:u,g .?g.q4-. -4. M. 55, :QA 5 x M 'Y .- I x .: 4,391 hx .uh 5 I 5 . F A- I .. 7 :, Q . 11 0 ' f f ' ' 1 r ' 1 'Z A 'f ' 1 ' ' . A ' ' ' ? 'T ' ' . ' 1 2 -nf I : ' S ' 1' 1. K .v, '. N gf ' .H J y .Ql ' 1 ' 5. ' . A 3, ' f's.',, Q 11 f s gg - Qt, 1. Y , . :- . ,G I ' 1 ' 'J' 'R' ' 's 1 5 .f A ' Y- .17 , 'F '11 4:41, ' '. I. 4. s ' - ' . B' , :Q ' gr 1 ' s P A fl . ., . 1 I . ..' - 11 1 ,.: ,-, . -. . 1 g 1 ,H ' 11 I D , qt 1- 3 , 1 , 7:4 I 4: Ev' 1 Nei rs- J? rg. '. Y a rs J . , 5 f a . 'Lrg' 5,5 li . 4 , w 1 ,J A ' , . Oh' 3 t it Nr, '01 1 K A ri 5 ,.,, f Q . x ' l - 1 -' 1, -If ' . N '. F ,- -r 'n ,' 0 , 1 1' P - ft x 1' .. , ,Ld L 'Q V' ' ,- W' hair' H' .fx - -C. 1 X42 1: '.x':: ' 'Z .' .-1 ' ,.1 'Lv -1111 'J' V .bn 5' '21 ' sf., ..if.':. 5. , K A 2 1 l I-L . A Q -'y.'g '-3-fp2,,. - , Q, 4. . 4 ,f,1,:,.,y, , , . . - .. L I.. E . in ' A - U., .sf I ' 2 V :,v-gym al. - '41 s , ' 1 .W jfr, Av ' . - 'uri ,. A ,-.3 .'. - ,- l gf I R . 1- . 4' ' sc , UZ, I 1 .Qsf 'f 'J 'yl ' - .1 K 1 . cv -. an - , Q v- , ,-1. 'n, 0. , - S v g f . - 5 W' - 1 nip 1 ' 1 .- Q .1 Q If 'Y -' ' A- n U g . Q1 .JK sz, :fb ., u w'a9' 3-:'f rig' '-I 'I-Stu' s: - - 1 ., . - . L, -, . , . . ,' 1 v 1 1 +29-65. ' 11-Qsnr -1 -. -J '-.4 1 - m-'11 '--fi.-.T-1 ' ., . W ,wi I . 30371, -Q,-x FIX 'ug' if ',Q,:'.i',A1'.,? 3,5 - S th J -,fx - :Q ,,: 'Tye ,Q 1 mp. Mxrvi. -1 -. ' --gl ge, A Wa 1 ,j' Mfg! .x ms,-Q . Y 1, . L,:1?,iw i.-5--2vd. :-W .NkJ' ::iC4,Q.,:,,g'?.1 ,IA,- lk.. sfhgfwkg. , gt-K ,- gs 5 5. 9.-flnggvs, A .. - - 1-' 1 ' '- --V.. '- . .. -,f ' - . . '- -4 -' w.. . U X . 7-4,541 -tu I-.1 ark , , ,- ' 1 ik .: 1.:b': A - W. . u Q, L Q , ' 5. . . Q .' 1f E I Q I .l 3? Ji' -1- aw.. 11,2 -483: -,1 ef 1 T- --1 .. -.S ff- 1 1 .11- 5-F 'f ' A is Pl N, . .731-i -L' 6.' 1 'x' 1,4 'fl' .5 n ' I' x. n- Q '-- 1 gi- -1 Q ,J 19 1' 0 -.. f ,- -, 1 0 . 1 1713- - if 1- -' -f zs- '1 '- 11 -v -.1 ' .' H -'T' - 'T 1. 1 - 1141 ' 5 '-- ' -'.1' - V ' i,. --' ' 1 v '- ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 0 Ftxi' Ag .xwwws it L 'l XQH' gf' .1 A ,Z ' 1 K, u I . .IIS If 1 l x .' -. X1--. fm-1 3 1 -as f ' 'N ' 'a ' 1 ' - QC 54,5 JYKY'-'L ' 1a,,3:..1ggf11 F1 - ' ' ,, if ggi-f'F??4f'-L3.Qf M!Q P5f 7 5N1'f V' mf' K 1 Q' ' s' - ' 2 .-5'g2.f4' 5 . fffiqffb .'ft.' 'QQT1-. '1'1- , X1 1, Y 1 ' I , . 1 4 X f . v . . I -,,, -xv 1 1 - 1 1 J t V' Q K1 N 1 1 x 1 x . y X 1 .fi L' I. V gf- 'S 1- 111 . 11 g1,,1,fj,1Q'g: ,,,.,,' ' ,JL 5' , B, I. 9' - J.. r 4 .SY-Q1 8 P, . R V' 'ga . 1 v 4 N lb ji fs 6 V -1 .1, JA.,-I ,-. , 'L 5 'Q R Q, 11' . 51 x Q 'X 42 N, Y' r 4 u 0 W 1 5 ' 1 , ' . ' 1 ' ' 1 , 1' rdf, 31 in F. . ,.'. - , -. Q 7 ' Q ,'? 'fL ' K P.,?y2Qff2vi'Qxf2f.m.5523112: Pfxggfgk. ' 3 f 'Q y :lf : f 'A 1 Q ' ' ,y j 1 fs 5 ' .,J..1AQ11::'-H1 'phi' :N lm' .' Y T ax- JM. L '. 1 ' K, ...LM .I X-.YV - I I U 1 N1 4.1, ,.e.1 1. 1: 1, AY. x, , ...RN , A in J .pm qINwNq: il .V ily. l, Q. N1 N K N . Vw l ,', N I Q .V-Q' ll' J I 5 ' .X Y if l .vu If CIJVQVWQ- ,tl in N 1x in lv. K CXXNQ S 1 , Q .lx .5 ' 4.1 - I ,. ,u.,x,3 A1525 -. X .L ,x J, Z , xl X--Q, v Y-v.f,,1',1,1gg' , .Tv-vflfa , .wx NN , . 5 Qi' :N ilu! xr. .. 1 1 ' 1 . - '- '1 1 L ' ' -' 1' - ' -.- '. ' ' x n N X X -I lf V ll 'N ' -- X x, .11 51-1 '-V 'N ' ,X 1' 1 3 --. ' 1 T f ,in 'xl 'Vx' l !i'l ' 'sw'-N ' '1 A X - ' ',- X 1 ' '- 1 Nix ,.f,.,x -fr',1N X' '1,' -14,fw,i' ,' . 1' '. Qx, f,f1. -Q'..f9 ?'-.-1 t. ' 4255?-f:1x'f.'f'1.7'1 'Ipff-YX3. 1-1 ' w .gf Q A X':'.7'--1 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS LATRATOR I959 BARKER CENTRAL SCHOOL BARKER: NEW YORK END OF THE RAINBOW ALMA MATER ,luft outfide our little village Witb it.r buildingf tall,' Standx our noble Alma Mater, Known and loved by all. Cborufz Raixe your voicex, Seniorx, Iuniorr, Each and every one,' Help to praife old Barker Central For tbe victories won. Our Jtrong tier can ne'er be broken Formed in B. S.C. So we'll love and bonor Barker Far above tbe rext. Cborurz Raife your voicex, Seniors, junior! Help ux to expren All our love for Barker Central, Dear old B. S. C. Tlaougb we'll leave old Barker Central Witb it.: rnenzoriex dear,' All our joy: and all our .forrowy Will :till linger near. Cboruyz Raixe your voicef, Seniorx, juniors, Loud ber praiief tell,' Hail to tbee our Alma Mater, B. S. C. All Hail. Alice C. Brown A Prayer We thank Thee for the comfort: Thou Do:t lend, for every plea:ant thing, And loving friend, For golden :un:hine, happy :ong: of bird:, For peaceful thought:, and gentle, tender word:. We cannot tell Thee how we long to know Each day the little path: we :hould go. And if our path: he :t0ny, rocky, Jteep, If briar: :ting, and water: round u: creep, If there are trial: no one el:e can know, Our heart: are hound with :orrow:, even :o We will look up to Thee, Our Preciou: Friend, Knowing that :ome :weet comfort Thou will :end For if our little path: were alway: clear And :unny day: were with ,u: all the year Dear Lord, we might forget that path of pain Which Thou did:t tread that we might live again TABLE OF CONTENTS I ncunv szmons uunzncussmzu cmmzs I cunmcunum 77 Acnvmzs as music 99 Afnmzrlcs ms g 'M' 'T T W- I 9 - 21 4 7 61 X7 f7wJ7m GJJLJVQJ wendy f757M.mA,,UJw4,,,wU,zz1zAMJ,M3ijfwvwwv p0wf.,.,..?,.1:l-va. ZMNWV f,,ww4,7f7WM7M2f 'U'a v 4 TW LWWM' 4MMuLwvwZ6kMkiawa A705' kfvvckrfxwv ,Z,-7,,Z,A,.6u4404J,ffvff'1fff5A jA j7L 4 ' J,A,..m.6f vl,,,A,j!xA4, a,wfJ-pw-f 5 Aix: - . . in f iii 5 3 D 1 xi Y , ,R i in - x 1 . , . ,,,. ,V My 1 7 ' , 5 ' '. ' Q - 1. . Q ' A . a Q , , . . fs ' x , L, ' . 'M 1 v Y ' x 4 ' N ' 9 ' Q. .i H I. ' t .. X ', fx 1,4 . A y , H , P . ' '. ',. ' Q - 2, Q 5 - ' 4+ ' 1 Y Y ' 5 I , 1 Q a Q M 'XL , A , , A . f A , K 3 Q X-fx , 1 1 we A , ag',':v K fn ,. , i ii ,x.'N K in 7 'xc v ' wr-1 ' 5 .i . A hx, ,V ws, U36 f 0' . J 1 . . Q' JJ . . ff I I S n L , ' .9 ,zvu,C6a..M,4ff?57wM.e0c1Mebfcy aadkowmxwy XAAL4, jAmu4f0,f,fW,VW.W4 wwf ff-Wwwffw MW W MLQZTZM ff ,XF im, ZJLZMJ Af, 9 ' . ' A 9,,0 f U U 9 . . MAJ ,cfnyafru 1?Q6o-s,fft0g71.v9ax,c,c,afA,L4fcL1f ,414.oe1,4.41.-g.fl.unJ,tfQfn,a4f 7 ,9d,o0'f,oL,a1 , ,Q a-an, ' ' ,ww ' 9 AJ PM ' 6 WELCOME The Senior Class of 1959 extends a wel- come to you, Mr. Jeffrey. We hope you will have many happy and successful years at Barker Centralg sharing experiences with each new class, Watching each grow under your guidance. THANK YOU CHARLES E JEFFREY 3.1'lCC GERALDINE GAMBEI. A thank you goes to Mr Wittlinger for helping us with our photography and bexng a voice of experience who solved several problems for us A second freshman advisor of the Class of 1959 was Mr Bensmk the agriculture teacher We just wouldn t be Seniors now without his help A thank you to Mr Fraser who did some emer gency photography and developing for us Thank you to Mrs Seabury who gave us the use of her room for typing almost every night 7 A special thank you to Mrs Gambel who was a very patient advisor in our freshman year Well always remember the all girl homeroom that always had perfect attend PAUL WITFLINGER - s , . l . , . , . . . -ark In trlbute to MR PRATT who has been our gulde through the years The Class of 1959 wlll always remember h1s 1r1sp1rat1onal message to the students of B C S SPCC121 Tnbutc I you cant he a pme on the top of the hall Be a Jcruh tn the valley hut he The hest lzttle Jcruh hy the Jule 0 the rt!! Be a hufh z you can t he a tree I you can I he u hufh he a ht! o the graff And rome highway rome happzer make I you can t he a mufhze then just he a han But the lwelteft han tn the luke' We can t all he captamf we oe got to he crew There! Jomethzng for all o us here There J hzg work to do and there J lener to do And the lark we murt do 11 the near I you cant he a hzghuay then yur! he a mul I you can t he the Jun he a star It zmt hy nze that you wzn or you azl Be the heft o whatever you are' Douglaf Malloch FACULTY Standing: Roger Seward, Douglas Richards, Raymond Gardner, J. L. Dickinson. Seated: JOh1'1 Connolly. BOARD OF EDUCATION President ..... .... J ohn Connolly THE MEN BEHIND BARKER CENTRAL Vice-President -- W Raymond Gardner ' ' Clerk -ggHA hun Charles E' Jeffrey The Board of Education IS the very busy 1-,e,,,,,,e, H- -V A-,- Edward Kalgenbofn foundation of out school. The members are Colleffof ------- -- r'---- Gail B- Crafts responsible for school financing, building Cemu: Enumerator ............ Laura Davis , , plans, and much of the basic school policy. They are present at graduation and Mr. Connolly, the president, presents Sen- iors with their diplomas. As an added note of interest, Roger Seward has been chosen as a new Board member this year. SPONSORED BY: PARK HOTEL 'I0 MRS GRACE RAYMOND Crude Superzzmr ADMINISTRATORS EDWARD KEARBELINE Vocazzonal Supervuor CHARLES E JEFFREY Supenzxzng Principal MISS PRISCILLA WOLFF I Sr Hzgb Superzfsor CTTO STEWART Disrict Superintendent 'I1 MRS. MARY PRATT Library MISS MARION PIKE Citizenxlaip Educalion Wusfusr if MISS PRISCILLA WOLFF Science MILTON CHODACK Science, Coaching 'S MRS. RUTH HOLMES E nglixla PAUL WITTLINGER Mathematic! MISS JOAN RIORDAN Vocal Muxic MRS. ELEANOR WOLFE Vocal Mufic MRS. GERALDINE GAMBEI. H omemaking ROGER HARRISON Agricullure FRANK DEL RUSSO lmtrumental Muxic HERBERT LUDWIG Inxlfumental Mufic PHILIP INTERNICOLA PfJyJical Education, Coaching MISS DONNA COLQUHOUN Pbgfical Education GEORGE HERRICK Englifla, Guidance GORDON HOCKENBERRY Art it MRS. ALINIA SEABURY Bufineu Education EDWARD KEARBELINE Vocational Shop THOR BORRESEN Science MRS. NATALIE HARWOOD Latin, French JOHN FISCHER Phyxical Education MISS EDNA JEROME Citizenfhip Education fa' ight, JOHN DENTON Machine Shop, Driver Training WILLIALI FISCHER Machine Shop MARIE STRICKLAND Mathematicx JEANETTE RECKAHN Denial Hygienist MRS. LAURA DAVIS Englifh BERNARD A. PETRUSKY Citizembip Educalion NORITO STUTZ, R.N 5:13001 Nuns JOHN KUTRYBALA, M.D. School Phyxician S, :iff 1 1 Sw : ,pp - fi? 2? 52031551 ,iv TO THOSE WHO SERVE US AT BCS A school system IS only as functronal as the people who contrxbute thelr small but utal roles Therefore we the Semor Class of nrneteen hundred and frfty n1ne vush to salute you for the outstandmg servrces you have performed for us durmg our years at Barker Central School You have been falthful IH answerlng our de mands as students through the years To us lf means th it you have achlcvcd THE END OF THE RAINBOW ln that we mean that you have reached your lntended goal rn meetrng our everlastmg needs The Off1C6 IS IH the capable hands of an effluent offlce staff Da1ly they do therr tasks of malntalnmg school buslness rn a smooth manner Accurate records typed letters telephone serx 1ce all are jobs represennng Barker Central School rn a flne fashlon To you the offrce staff we commend you on a yob well done The Class of nlneteen hundred and flfty nme wlshcs you all good luck 1n achrexlng your goals They glve dcvoted attentlon to prcparlng, our mclls Thelr experrence has enabled them to use thcrr skllls to serve us durmg our years at Barker We the Senror Class of Barkcr want to salute you for the commendable job you have done ln proudlng our nourlshment Our group of custodlans IS on hand to make sure that school bu1ld1ngs are warm clean and safe for the students and faculty Thrs duty 15 placed ln the hands of a very competent staff who meet the needs efflcrently and economrcally Nary a day goes by that they arent called upon to perform thelr desrgnated jobs To you the marntenance staff we wrsh the best of every thlng that you attempt to do rn keeprng our school rn such a state that we may look back and remember the wonderful job you dld The school bus drlvers transport the students each day to school They are farth ful rn domg, thclr part ln extry klnd of weather no matter what rt may be Each day wc have been greeted wlth a frrcndly Sllillt? and Good Mornrng e wlsh to extend our apprecratlon for all youxe dont IH the past years Keep up t e good work 1ts a job well done Extended congratulauons are due to all of you from all of us You have made our years at Barker Central frultful and successful Slncerely yours The Senlor Class of 1959 'I8 KK YY . . . . , - ' . . . , ' . 2 . ' A I 4 4 V VH A , C Y . . . ' 7 Y ' 7 U ' The cafeteria workers serve lunches to the faculty and student body each day. r N a ' . K ' y .1 h ' ' 3 l E I 9 , . I 7 C - A I - ' ' 7 1' ' ya ' s v ' . 7 W ' A 'A ' f ' ' l ' . h - ' ' ' . ' 7 7 CAFETERIA STAFF Slandirlgx Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Liverett, Mrs. Wer- Ji rlcrman, Mrs. Manpz, Mrs. Gimmey. Seated: Mrs, 'tt Haight, Mrs. Mclintee, Mrs. Rowlcs, Mrs. Ken yon, Mrs. Kinyon, Mrs. Riclcer lvll BUS DRIVERS Standing: I.. Molrup, R. Gibson, F. Pasl-t, R. Haight. Kneeling: H. Seward, C. Barnum, R. Kalbfliesh OFFICF STAFF I, Mc Fntct-, M. Bentley, E. Killncy, A Hathfmay r PV' MAINTENANCE STAFF Szarzding: D. XX'ass, M. Wass, F. McKee C Hoferr Seated: J. Pollard, C. Mang. SELECTED ANTIPATHIES Mr Thor Borresen BS Norsy students Mr Mxlton Chodack BA BS None Mrss Donna Colquhoun B S Gum chewrng 1n class Mrs Laura Dav1s BS Untuned pranos Mr Frank Del Russo B S M S Not havrng enough tlme to do ex erythmg that has to be done Mr ohn Denton Drrver trarnrng students who w1ll never be arrested for traffrc vro latrons Mr john Frscher B S MS People who thmk they know If all Mr Wrllxam Fraser People who haven t learned to work Mrs Geraldlne Gambel B S People who borrow thlngs and dont return them Mr Roger Harrrson BS None Mr George Herrrck B S M S People late for an appomtment Mr Gordon I-Iockenberry B S Norsy chrldren Mr Phrllp Internncola B S People who say I can t Mxss Edna Jerome B S Norsy students Mr Edward Kearbelxne Loud musrc Mr Herbert Ludwrg B M Rude teenagers Mr Bernard Petrusky B S Drscourteous students Mlss Marlon Prke A B Viruses' Mrs Mary Pratt A B People who talk about others behrnd therr back Mxss Jeanette Reckahan Gum chewrng Mrs Alma Seabury B S People who chew gum Mrs Marte Strxckland B S Rude students Mrs Norrta Stutz R N Dlsplay of bad manners rn cafeterra Mr Paul Wxttlxnger A B TV comrnercrals Mrs Eleanor Wolfe Tenors who gxve up tryrng and end up as basses Mnss Prrscxlla Wolff B S M S People who chew gum out loud SPONSORED BY TEDS INN 20 . , . . T l . . , . ., . . 1 n , I . 1 I . . . , . . L . . . x . ., . . i . U 7 ' . , . ., . . 1 . ' . . , , . '-- l v . . , . . ' . . , . . . . Z A . . , . . ' ' . . Mrs. Ruth Holmes, A.B. - People who say, I forgot my book! , . . l U . . , . . - ' V. . , . . 'l I . , . . 'Q I . . , . . T 1 ' ' . . , . . l . . , . . 'T . - , . ., . . '-1 Q SENIORS I lt-3 x x XX. Standing: S. Barnum, S. Ziehm, R. Witrlinger. Seated: M. Nicolia, B. Winlinger, E. Dickinson. FRESHMAN YEAR OFFICERS Prerident -..,. ,...n,...... R oy Wittlinger Vice-Prexident rr, ,,,,,.. Sue Barnum Secretary .BB......,..nBB re, Mary Lou Kennedy Treafurer --,,,.,,,--.A,,,,,,.nn Chris Czelusta Student Council Reprerentative ,-,- Pauline Jones Adoirorr: Mrs.Gambel, Mr. Internicola, Mr. Bensink Clan Day Theme: The Golden Slipper JUNIOR YEAR OFFICERS Prerident ...,e .,e..e,.e,., E llen Dickinson Vice-Prerident ..,ie.. W- Robert Wittlinger Recording Secretary .,,. -W Marilyn Nicolia C orrerponding Secretary ..,,..,,,... Sue Barnum Trearurer .a.....,,..,,..,..,i,, Chris Czelusta Student Council Reprerentative ,C Roy Wittlinger Adoirorr: Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Internicola Cla.r.f Day Theme: Showboat junior-Senior Banquet: Mardi Gras ' junior Prom: Golden Gateway to the South SOPHOMORE YEAR OFFICERS Prerident ...r,. ,..,,.v... M ary Lou Kennedy Vice-Prerident .,,-.u .a,o. S ue Barnum Recording Secretary ,.,,..r .,,, M arilyn Nicolia Trearurer ,,,,,..,e.,r,,.,,..,-. Chris Czelusta Student Council Reprexentative .,.. Pauline jones Adoirorr r.,.,..r., Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Internicola Clan Day Theme: Hypnosis SENIOR YEAR OFFICERS Prerident r..,.. --...r,,..rr. E llen Dickinson Vice-President ,..,,r,. -- Robert Wittlinger Recording Secretary ,...r --- Marilyn Nicolia Correrponding Secretary r,,...,...., Sue Barnum Trearurer ,r..r,r...........,... Sandra Ziehm Student Council Reprerentatioe D- Roy Wittlinger Aduirorr ..,....a.. Mrs. Holmes, Mr. Internicola Clan Day Theme: It's all in a Senior Game Senior Play: The Babbling Brooks Clan Night Graduation Warhington ROGER ADAMS HR Og!! Vocational Shop Mlwhifiiif Will Mis: Mort: Basketball Intramurals 1, 2g J. V. Baseball 2g J. V. Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Quiet and Jbyg but a real great guy. SENIORS MARC!-IING - FREDERICK A. BANACH Fred Vocational Shop Navy, Electronic: Will Mir: Mort: Everything and everybody Chorus 4g Dramatics 3gBand A 1, 2,Library Club 2g Night School 3g Senior Play 4g Chairman of Candy Sales at Basketball games for 1957-58 season. Ma.rter of the art of handling girly 23 CAROL LYNN BANKS ffLynnfl Vocational H omemah in g B eautician Will Min Mort: The kids and the rush to get every- thing ready for that night Intramurals 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4, Science Club 2, Library Club 35 Night School 1, 2, Senior Play 4, Co-Chair- man of Class Day 4, Co-Chairman of Senior Dances 4. Sailor hoyr have talked to her in Englifhf' EVER MARCHING - SUE ELLEN BARNUM SztJie Academic Enjoy teaching Will Min Most: Classmates, advisors, classes, activi- ties, and fun. Sr. High Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Alphas, President 1, Band A 1, 2, 3, 4, Band B 1, Library Club 4, Night School 33 Senior Play 4, Student Council 1, 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Class Vice President 25 Class Corresponding Secre- tary 3, 4, Niagara County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sectionals 3, 45 Chairman of Junior Prom 3. The girl with all the boy: haf turned into a Stay - at - H olmexf' KAREN ELVA BODINE ffKdy!7 Commercial Medical Secretary Will Mm Mort: All those wonderful Seniors! Chorus lg Home-E-Con lg Dramatics 1, 2, 4g Library Club 3, Secretary 43 Latrator Staff 4g Switchboard 33 Senior Play 43 Chairman of Senior Stationery 4g Secretary to Mrs. Raymond 4. Much wifdom often goer with fewext words. INTO THE FUTURE. FRANCIS BOUDREAU Poncho Vocational A gricultnre Veterinarian Will Mis: Mort: Well!! Intramurals lg Dramatics 5, 45 Monitors 31 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4g Varsity Foot- ball 5, 45 County Sentinel, Niagara -Orleans F. F. A. When Franci: dancer with me!!! NBevN Academic To go to Switzerland with Sharon Will Min Mon: art class, lunch period, home- making Time if Jbort but Bezfr Jhorterf' DOUGLAS O. CAPEN HDougJI College Entrance Win the Indianapolir 500 mile race! Will Min Mort: The beautiful girls? ha ha!! Dramatics 1, 2. Young fellow: will be young fellows. SENIOR CLASS .- BEVERLY CRIMI class?, Senior rehearsals? Transfer, 3, Intramurals 33 Chorus 3, 4, Dramatics 45 F. H. A. 3, 4, JV Cheerlead- ing 3g Class Day Cheerleading 3, 4, 1957- Queen of F.H.A., F.H.A. Dance, 1957-8 F. H. A. decorations chairman. 26 , 1 ELLEN' SUE DICKINSON Dickie College Entrance Rerearcb Scientiyt Will Min Mort: That locker! Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4g Betas 3, 4g Science Club 2, 3, Vice President 4g Student Coun- cil 1, 2g Class Vice President lg Class Presi- dent 3, 4g junior Prom Queen 3g 7th place Western New York Science Congress 2, 35 2nd place Western New York Science Congress 3. The .recret of Juccerr ir conftancy to purpoxef' LOOKING AHEAD .- CAROLINE ANN DIEZ Carol Vocational Stenograpby Telephone Operator Will Mir: Mort: Business Law Class, Stinky , 5C Study Hall. Chorus 4g Home-E-Con lg Monitors lg F. H. A. 3, 4g Switchboard 4g Niagara County Chorus 1. Carol, Jharp ar a pin, but alwayf getx her point arrow. ROBERT DIETZ Moore Academic Sailvf Will Mit: Mort: All of my friends. Latrator Staff 4g Athletic Council 2, 4, J.V. Baseball 1, 23 J. V. Basketball 1, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Tumbling 3, 4g Varsity Football 1, 4, Chair- man of Decorations for Senior Play 4, Chairman of Decorations for Junior Class Day 3. I-Ie'5 alwayr tbere bebind tbe Jcener, making tbe best better. FINDING NEW GOALS - GARY GOLDEN rrGd,y!,' Vocational Sbop Firrt boy going to all-girl: college Will Min Mott: Football, bothering teachers, the kids. Transfer 4, Varsity Baseball 43 Varsity Foota ball 4, Volleyball 4. Silence if Golden , but l'm no millionaire. ROBERT GOULD JR. rrB0bU Vocatronal Shop join the Army Wzll Min Mort: The good times we had in all of our years at Barker. Intramurals 2, Night School 3, Football 4. 'A pest here: A pest there: Boh': a pert every where. HOPING FOR SUCCESS. CAROLYN LOUISE HASS ffskipll College Entrance Laboratory Technician Will Min Mort: Class activities, licking fudge pans! Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 5, 4, Betas 3, 4, Band A 1, 2, 5, 4g Band B 1, Science Club 3g Night School 2, Latrator Staff, As- sociate Editor 4, Student Council 4, Music Clubs President 4, Niagara County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Band 4, New York All-State Band 4g Basketball Band 1. A well -rounded, normal perron may .fuddenly become a Wolfe GARY EARL JONES UGafyU College Entrance Do what I ha1fen't done and he what I arn not Will Min Mott: Kids, especially the girls. Intramurals 1, 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Science Club 2g Chairman of Junior-Senior Ban- quet 3g Latrator, Business Manager 4. So much to do, to little done. YOUTH MAKES FRIENDS - CAROL ELEANOR KEARBELINE Carole College Entrance Elementary teacher Will Mis: Mott: I'll miss the kids, and our class activities. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Betas 3, 4g Band A 1, 2, 3, 4g Band B 1, Vice President, Science Club 2g Library Club 4, Senior Play 4, Class Day Script Committee 2, 3, 4g Niagara County Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Band 4. Oh to he two yearr younger and know what I know now. 30 E - JOHN HENRY KEOUGH john Amzziemiv I.cm'1z to pin lrombmzc llvill .Hin ,llfufi Study Hall lntrgumxnlls 1.2, 33 ffl ucnrml S 3,13 Band A l. MEETS PEOPLE - 2, 5. 4g Nmgura County Bnml 5, 41 Band Bl. Ml only fmffir .m zzfmzcrzk ffwlf mm' nzirulvilqf il 115.11 ffm fuzfyfvl mc, WAI 5 NORMA 'IANI2 HR AI 'S Nffw1 ,'it1LffC72IfrL Ilzgfv .fyfffffff I,71rQ.'yl4f7 Ifnzffw UWIH ,Him Klfwli Going mn with .md lmxing fun with the SQ-lliorsf' IIHYLHNLIIIIIS 31 C hurus l, 2, 9. All IjT.llDi1IiL'i . . , . , w, V4, Mwnxrurn 1, 5L1L'I1kC Club N Imrgxmr Qmff -4, l:L'!ll1I'n' lk-H1011 SMIUUI' Php' -1. C l1.urm.m ui 1D.IIlLL'S 4. Afmlf mmf 'H '1 Hi. f. TAKES ITS PLACE - QY 1.1 Pl 'IX1 iii PNI.'XRUXX'5IiI 'l.ff,f I lIifF.:7iLL AIJJWV g Kuff? 14 7 H1 .W xy. I',,IlEHtQ lwlm in my lmkcr, IDIQIIILIIKN I. 4. Sum-:.1I'y 1. 5, :XIph.1S. LI'L'l.lI'f f lium 2, 'l.I'L',lNl.Z'k'I' -41 SML-rua' Klub 2. 4 I'r1-sinh-111 'll Iilwrzxrx' Club 5L Imxlmr Smit Izdmwr All Sr.1Lh11I f,1bLlllQ1I w - . , lk' 7?-'Nfl 17 wir ,mf zum, .bw iagi g , - gg., fu ,731 1 WILLIAM ARTHUR MUDGE Bill College Entrance To develop ambition Will Min Mort: Physics, of course! Chorus 2, 55 Dramatics 2, 5, 4. Being a pert if an honor. IN THE WORLD MARILYN ANN NICOLIA Marilyn Commercial Be a Jucceufnl Jecretary Will Min Mort: The kids and class activities. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4g Alphas 1, Treasurer 1g Betas 5, 4, Secretary 4g Monitors 2g Night School 25 Larrator Staff 4g Switchboard 4g Press Club 5, 4, Secretary 5g Class Record- ing Secretary 2, 5, 49 Niagara County Chorus 2g Miss Wolff's Secretary 4. Efficiency if what countr - when you are a 'Marilyn M .' 33 INICE JEN ODERKIRK Inice Vocational Slenogmphy Beautician Will Min Mort: Old friends. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Home-E-Con lg Dra- matics 1, 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. 3, 4g Switchboard 3, 45 Niagara County Chorus 2, 3, 4g All- State Chorus 45 Class Cheerleader 1. Did you ever :ee this girl when Jhe warn? hluxhingf' AIMING HIGH - DAVID E. PURUCKER Dave Auto-Mechanicf Muster mechanic and own an Eldorado Convertible Will Min Mort: The class advisers and the good times at our activities. Dramatics 3, 4g Monitors lg F.F.A. Ig Lat- rator Staff, Art Editor 4. Dcl1!6'I one big teaJe!! 34 i FLORENCE MARIE RAETZ ICFIOU Vocational Stenograpby Sit on the bon? lap Wall Mm Mort: All the fun, activities, lunch period and classmates. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3, Secre- tary 13 Dramatics 1, 33 Monitors 1, 23 Night School 2, 33 Latrator Staff, Subscrip- tion Editor 43 Switchboard 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council 3, Secretary 43 Press Club 2, Editor 3, 43 JV Cheerleading 33 Class Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. Sbe'r rtrictly a Tom . . . girl. WITH WORTHY PURPOSE - DOROTHY LOUISE ROSSOMOND HDeeH Vocational H ornemaleing Beauticiart Will Min Mort: The speedy? typing third period and the kids. Intramurals 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 43 Monitors 13 Senior Play 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Co-Chairman3 Senior Dances, Co-Chairman, 4. Everything Jucceedr with people of 4 cheerful di:p0.ritiorz. ELLEN ELIZABETH RUCKER Corky Academic Secretary - Alfred Technical Will Min Mort: 201 and Grand Old Seniors. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2, 3, 4g Band A 1, 2, 3, 4g Band B Ig Science Club 2g Night School 2g Switchboard 4g Senior Play 4g Press Club 3, 4g Niagara County Chorus 1g Niagara County Band 2, 3. Az a rquare dance, Ellen goe: 'roundf' SENIORS IOYFULLY - CATHERINE JEAN SCHILLING Catbie Academic Lt. Navy Nurxe Corp! Will Min Mort: Being late to Miss Colquhoun's gym class. Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Dramatics 1, 2, 35 President 4g Science Club 2, 4g Vice Presi- dent 5g Library Club 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4g Student Council 4g Science Project 2, 4. Catbie lean is full of fun, A great big grin for everyone. R. LLOYD SHORT Lloyd Vocation Shop Be a mccerf ar a maclziriixt Will Min Mort: The kids, activities and sports. Intramurals 1, 2, 5, 4g Chorus 4, Athletic Council lg J.V. Baseball 1, 2g Varsity Base- ball 3, 4g Football 5, 4, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4. A rmile for every fellow and two for every girl, WALK DOWN THE .- RUTH ETTA SHORT Shortie Academic To work the workr of Him that :ent me Will Min Most: Those SHOWERS in girls' gym class. Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. The followers of Him will alwayr succeed. GRACE ELAINE STARKS Stretch Academic Dental Hygienirt Will Min Mort: My friends and basketball games. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 55 Night School 55 Senior Play 4g Niagara County Chorus 2g Library Club 4. A Jearch that never Jeemf to end at night: in Barker. GOLDEN PATHWAY - JAMES STOLARSKI N-lim!! Academic Text pilot for Army moon miuile. Will Min Mort: I'll miss all the Senior girls! Chorus lg Dramatics 45 Senior Play 4. Every little bair cast! a Jhadowf' LEONARD E. STRICKLAND ffLenH Vocational Shop ln the near future to achieve a little Will Mir: Mott: All of my classmates. Intramurals 4g Chorus 45 Dramatics 4g Ia- trator Staff, Advertising Manager 4g Senior Play 4g j.V. Baseball 1, 2g j.V. Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 3g Volleyball 2, 3, 45 junior Prom Chairman 35 King of junior Prom 3. A friend in need it a friend indeed. T0 SECURITY .- CAROL LEE SWIGERT Carol Vocational Stenograpby Enter the bayinerr world Will Mitt Mott: Dramatics and especially I'l1 miss, Intramurals 1, 2g Chorus 1, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, President 4g Switchboard 4g Senior Play 45 Student Council 4g Fredonia-Dramatics 2. A diamond it a girlk bert friend. SHARON LOUISE SWIGERT Sherry Vocational Stenography To ao to Switzerland with Bev, and have fan Will Min Mort: Mrs. Seabury's shorthand class, lunch period. Intramurals l, 25 Chorus 2g Home-E-Con lg Dramatics 1, 2g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Night School 1, 25 Switchboard 35 Class Cheer- leader 1, 2, 4. Men are like volumerg oh, how I love to read. AT THE END OF - FRANKIE WILLIAMS Willie Academic Soldier of the Armed Forcer Will Mirr Mort: Basketball and my classmates. Intramurals 3, 4g Athletic Council 3g J.V. Baseball lg j.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Base- ball 3g Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Willie har a friend - his mop. MARY CLARISSA WILSON ffMdryU Academic To do what He wantr me to do Will Mir: Mort: The Fun of working for con- certs! ? Intramurals 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 4g Science Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, 45 Accompanist of Senior High Chorus 3, 4g Accompanist of Junior High Chorus 3, Accompanist for Grade Chorus 4g Section- al All-State Chorus 4g New York All-State Chorus 45 Niagara County Music Festival 2, 3. I't'r nice to he natural when you're naturally nice. THE RAINBOW: WE - ROBERT PAUL WITTLINGER HBobU College Entrance Unknown Will Mir: Mort: Basketball and the classmates. Intramurals 1, 2g Alphas lg Science Club 25 Latrator Staff 4g Student Council 3, Treas- urer 4g Athletic Council Ig J.V. Baseball I 2g J.V. Basketball I, 2g Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4. So nice to hnow if you really know him. ROY PAUL WITFLINGER HR oyt, College Entrance Undecided Will Min Most: Classmates, basketball games. Intramurals 1, 2g Alphas lg Science Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, j.V. Baseball 1, 25 J. V. Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Class President lg Student Council Representative 3, 4. It'r not what be .fayrg it'.t the way be .tayr it! FIND THEIR DREAM - ANN MARIE WOYNARSKI Babe Vocational Homemaking Nnrre Will Mir: Mort: Everybody - I guess? Chorus 1, 2, 4, Monitors 1, 25 Library Club 4, F.H.A. 3, Secretary 4, Night School 4, Niagara County Chorus 2. lf you think the ir quiet, you don't know ber. RICHARD EDWARD ZARAJCZYK Dick Good job, Lincoln hardlop, and Blonde Vocational Shop Will Mir: Mort: Miss Pike and second period his- tory. Intramurals 1, 2g Chorus 1, 2g Night School 1. Thi.f fellow agree! with no manic opiniony he har rome of hir own. COME TRUE . SANDRA LEE ZIEHM Sandy College Entrance To he a nurre and go to Germany Will Min Mort: All my friends I have made, art class, and lunch period. Transfer, 5g Intramurals 4g Chorus 4g F.H.A. 3, 4g Dramatics 3, 4g Treasurer 4. So excitable, yet ro calm. FLAG RAISING The annual flag raising is a Barker Central School tradition. The fact that the Class of 1959 won the flag rush made it possible for our flag to be raised above the Seniors' flag. The officers from each class took part in the actual raising of the flag. FLAG RUSH Ellen Dickinson and Coach Internicola are resting after a long flag rush march. DINIUK l'l-ll Y Senior Play in the rough! On October 23, 1958, the Class of 1959 presented The Babbling Brooks. The finished product represented plenty of rehearsals and hard work. 4, Q .-Q . i'f IUNIOR PROM Our junior Prom was held January 25, 1958. The theme was Golden Gateway to the South. We chose Ellen Dickinson and Leonard Strickland as our king and queen, The queen's flower bearer was Carol Lozow and the king's crown bearer was Larry Smith. -T 1 . Fla FLAG RUSH Marilyn Nicolia found the flag a few minutes be- fore the time limit. She is pictured here with Bob Diez. IR. SR. BANOUET Our Junior-Senior Banquet theme was Mardi Gras. This pictures Nor- ma Kraus, Carol Kearbeline, Bonnie Conklin, and Carol Banks in an en- tertainment skit. 45 .P Q 1 SCXXOXZXS 'ren SS n C1055 oi X9 T09 Commrrtee Chaxrmen for Semor Play 0 Ellen really fell for the Freshman p1cn1c I G Q9 ao 'ofbo . 'O Rehearsal of Senior quarrerg Ellen, Inice, Mary, Carol, and Carolyn v :gann- ., UNDERCLASSMEN bf 9 Szmng P Wexnsacker P Krdney T Ware Standing R Luckman C Scharpmg D JUNIOR OFFICERS Arnold 0 zcer: Prendent Terry Ware 0 zcer: Prendent Terry Ware Vzce Prendent Penny Wextzsacker Vzce Preudem Paul Kxdney Secretary Sandra Bruce Secretary Penny Wertzsacker Treafurer Carol Scharpmg Treafurer Carol Scharpmg Advzserx Mrs Seabury Student Counczl Reprefentatwe Rose Mr Chodack mary Luckman Mr Ferrar Adwxen Mrs Seabury Clary Day Theme Mutmy on the Mary Anne Mr Chodack Mr Ferrar Clan Day Theme TClCV1S1OH Var1ery Program JUNIOR YEAR O fzcen Preudent Terry Ware Vzce Preudent Paul Kxdney Recordmg Secretary Penny Wertzsacker C orrexpondmg Secretary R 0 s e rn a r y Luckman Treafurer Carol Scharpmg Student Counczl Reprexentatwe Donald Arnold Adwfen' Mrs Seabury Mr Chodack Clary Day Theme A Day at the Farr umor Prom umor Semor Banquet SPONSORED BY PHILS SUPERMARKET AND WRIGHTS CORNERS ffliff . WIQGT . f'.'f . J' I J.-. G-1. ? ?P'1 Allen Carl Benton Robert Crimi Beverly Allen Ronlld Bigford Carol Crimr Thomas Arnold Donald Bruce Sandra Dempsey Dian Atwater Barbara Capen William Devereaux Thomas Bary William Chapman Warren Gilbert Thomas 'HL Hall, Albert Honick, Donald Kennedy, Patrick Hare, Dan Hotaling, Gwen Kidney, Paul Hess, janet jones, Fred Luckman, Rosemary Hillman, Rosemarie Keipper, Kirk Macpherson, Gladys Hoffman, Gary Kennedy, Gwenn McAvoy, Susan -'hx ps McKee Edwrn Neuman Raymond Pask Duane McPh11l Allce Newton james Preuster Dwrd Meland Roger Nrcholas Gary Raybuek Sharon Moore Betsy N1em1n oann Robrnson Davrd Munzel Marlene Pask Barbara Scharprng Carol Schultz, Karen W'ard, Barbara Wilson, Richard Sharpsreen, Richard Ware, Terry Wolfe, David Stutz, Suzanne Webber, Robert Woodworth, Glen Sutch, Audrey Weitzsacker, Penny Wright, Patricia Theil Rosemary Wickham Lester Zanow Dorothy Zanow Gerald IUNIOR SPOTLIGHT i Carl Allen: to manage a major league baseball game Ronnie Allen: to be a photographer Donald Arnold: I'm not going to tell. Barb Atwater: not to be at-water forever Bill Baty: to make a million Robert Benton: to be a bigamist Carol Bigford: to be Mrs. D. A. fDistrict Attorney?D Sandy Bruce: to be Miss America in l962 Bill Capen: to be a mechanic Warren Chapman: to farm according to wife's wishes Bev Crimi: to be a coachf 'sl Thomas Crimi: to learn to shoot bow and arrow Dian Dempsey: I wish I knew! Tommy Devereaux: to own the biggest farm in Texas Tom Gilbert: to be a photographer Albert Hall: to learn how to spell Dan Hare: to be a great writer Janet Hess: to be Frank with everyone Gary Hoffman: to live championship basketball Don Honick: to be a drag strip operator Gwenn Hotaling: to wear red leotards Fred jones: to be a billionaire Kirk Keipper: to own and operate a greenhouse Gwenn Kennedy: to be a manager of a b1chelor's club Pat Kennedy: to live to a ripe old age Paul Kidney: to eat, drink and be merry! Rosemary Luckman: to keep score on j.V. Gladys Macpherson: to go on an enjoyable blind date Susan McAvoy: to have to go on a diet Edwin McKee: to get through school and be a trooper Alice McPhail: to become a nurse Rog Meland: to be a professional professor of professional professions Betsy Moore: to operate a chuck wagon for Cisco kids Marlene Munzel: to work with handicapped children Raymond Newman: to not believe in going steady Jim Newton: to make Brown look sick Gary Nichols: to be the first citizen of Mars Joann Nieman: to own a horse Barbara Pask: to spin my Webb Duane Pask: to be the future owner of the Korner Kitchen. David Preuster: to be an engineer Sharon Raybuck: to be a nurse and marry a wealthy M.D. David Robinson: to have an outstanding N. Y. S. dairy herd Carol Scharping: if I told it, it wouldn't be a secret anymore Karen Schultz: to live for God Dick Sharpsreen: to do it later Suzanne Stutz: to be Mark - ed for life Audrey Sutch: to be Elvis Presley's private secretary Rosemary Thiel: to Scoop ice cream in Davis' Dairy Barbara Ward: to be Chuck full of ambition Terry Ware: Tell me and we'll both know. Bob Webber: I'd like to have some. Penney Weitzsacker: to collect little millers Lester Wickham: to be 103 and be able to spin the hula hoop Richard Wilson: to fly a rocket ship David Wolfe: to make a decision that Hass to be made Glen Woodworth: to get out of school Patty Wright: to sing my way through life Dorothy Zanow: to write a song on Buffalo boys Gerry Zanow: to be a photographer of beautiful models 53 if 4 FRESHMAN oFF1c13Rs Secretary: W, H . ,,,., , ,,,.,, nn- B. Hall Treamrerg ,-,,, W G. Czelusta Vice-Prefident: , . W.. E. Grove Prefident: ,.,,- W., R. Truesclell H ,, 41 54 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Vice-Prefident: an .,..,.,,,.E W, Hall Secretary: NNW- MH-, J. Eaton Treafurer: -J E,., P. Dickinson Prefident: .., ,M W. Webber SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Secretary' . . ,. . D. Kenyon Treamrew .. , , , .. , B. James Vice-Prexidcnfx , , , B. Malcolm Smdczzf Council Repre.fe11mIiz'e.' M. L. Mcland Pre.fide1zt: WC., , W .. ,, , . , Davis EIGHT GRADE OFFICERS Secretary: ,.,,,,, C-, ,,,.,,.,,, C. Walker Vice-Prefidentr .C .C W, J. Wass Treczmrer: ,M W-, B. Mead Prexident: U W R. Sweeney MR. DENTONS SOPHOMORES limi lvm Wxllrams I' LaPort C, Poole lxenny D Vwnlmu Tbzrd ,QUIK R Glbb L Wllllrl D Harrorl R W1ll14m5 NI Marrrn lx Ball l Hdfxl1HL D Wrxuklcy SLtf121dIRf?14 I' lxolbc C Warrl S Bateman M Hossenlopp N lxxnkbush N Llmplm j Cnlberr B Dent D Ractz from Ron N Soulue N Smxth M A Balcom S Zanoxx J Rowley L lxelth P Lasselberry MR HARRISONTS SOPHUMORYS rcau I eller me emnd Ron An rexw R H49 l Db Arl ngtnn lx Prerrxl-.cm Skl B Atwater S Norman R Fox R XX A ner D us 'Ur llxrrmm Iron! Ron In Bovuersox B Starks L Page R Mltton R B uer L Brlxey B Hdrrmm ' 1 L, . ' , . ' ', r . ' A , '. , . ' n Q, . ' ' '. f ' I . , , . A . . I ,' , . ' , ' - , Y I . ., I , v .A ' ' 3 V Bark Run: CQ. Bacon, A. Clemens, D. james, J. Keith, XV. Picrnc. 17. Scnhler, VI. Vnhey. L. Buull , 5. Ke , Tl' l. S ' 5 D. ll , . ' T. 1 l1l1CLl, lNl. L. lNlcl.mrl. M. bl ij , '. ' ' ', . ' , ,rl , . ', . gl: .1 ',... '. ' MRS PRATTS SOPHOWIORFS Bari Ron G Hare W Derntr W Wagner B Blilfflfl C Kepner H Short B Malcolm D Hoffman G Maybach j Harrotl ,Scrmzd Ron W ones R Sax P Scznlzn B lames M lxrnxon S Newman B Sccloff S Looley L Carpenter G Gutlnu Mrs lratt Imz11Rm M 1.11016 M Thomas D Ixenyon L Hlldebrant J Gancasz S Foster P Payne MRS GAMBELS FRESHMEN Back R014 B Douglas R Ware H Kolbe I Coulter R Schllllm, G Czelusta D Brvan Semnd R011 M Wxlson M A Ball Blxler NI Hxll S Marr from R014 L Eaton G Rae 1 Hopkms E Shaver J Thxel S Carpenter E Jacobs B Hall . l . -, 4 f 1 'fy I . . , . , , K , . , . , . , . , , ' , ' ' , ', , . J, : , ,, I , .. , ,, ,t. , . , . , ,. . . I . , . Q ly , . , . , . ,. , . , . . ll' . 7 . I Y , . , . , . , . K, . , . - . ' , V , . , ., , . , . . MR HOC KENBFRRH S FRESHN1I'N linl R011 R Monra ue R lxlee L Allen R Trueslell C Wagner C Iohnson L Wfolfc Mmuz R011 G Funlxhwuser D XVLl c C Paxnc B Rcnmc L: DLIBOIS P Brmxn L nell 114 I- ru B NIL! 111 ber mclxen crrx I1 uf R1 cr 1 C Lner murc P K1LlxbLlSl1 NI Qustcllu R Schultz I bullnxn I btron Qing? I 1-1 MR WITTLINGFRS FRESHMYN 111 R011 I argenrer R Taxlor I Roberrwn R Qrrnn F111 I -Mlams I Dem sey Lumd R 21 an C .auer G Halghr B Lpnmn L R1 lnu L XX1ls1n S c x lx Atlnnson Mr W1ttl1nLer fron! R011 D lxraus I Robertson B Dcxcraux XX XV1llar l I' Kennard W Maybach R Eaton D Bowler . A ,1.g,kfH, - l .. A WK 9 MR HERRICRS EIGHTH GRADL Bail' R011 I Morgan P Seeloff M McPha1I L M har T Fleck P Fldeanza W Rucker Tlalrd R011 Mr Herntk C Klee M Bennett B Zanmx B Turmpseel M Barnum M Weather bee Sermzd R011 M R1der K flegal M Sxmmons B Meland lx Betz S Wllson frm! R011 P Carpenter M Fuerf, R Costello D MnCanrx D Blooi R XVh1te MR PLTRLSRYS FIGHTH GRADE Bark R021 W Kennedy D Ixrckbush I Tulkmll XV Humphrex F Baton G IuQr I Mcfum Tbzrd R014 Raed R Benton L Ware C Heuhke R D mpsex I bruenson Mr Petrusky Second Roz: B McLain L Ball I Harrod R Hole I Vmms NI Xiax E Puruclxtr frwll R011 P Bovsersox D Sadlocka I Sears W Mcur D Denton L Howes ,. ' - ' y - . - A . . 21 ', - I , ' u - r - ,' . ' , , , . , . ', . x, . , . ' - 1 4 I 4 y I . 7 I ' I r' . , . ', . ' , . ' B . L, . . T ' . - , A -5 li . , p F I JK 3, . fiw , ,, . 3:55 4' v ia 1 1 xx f Xt Q 9m 2 L I B 4 : 1-:V my Q-'A xt, Uiffrx 4 W ,p X V Nm . f' l . X s - I is . l v 7' ,l I v - , v 1 ' v ' - , - K - - .w - 1 - , - 1 . ' .' , y ' y A N in K. , ' ' L. In .A ,Y a I 1- 1- 4 Irff , v f, 4 - . ' , . . -. , . , . , . ' . l 1. l MRS STRICKLANDS EIGHTH GRADE Back R014 F Hill S F1l1pov1ch T Porter V Kennatd G Bnaham D Landel R Wltthuhn R Ellnor Third Roz: M Sullnan M Kennedy N Scharplng C Walker B Mead E Besan son S Wlnkley C Austin N Zanovs V Wootlvcurth Mrs Mane Strlclcland Semmi R011 G Bnlleman M Bauer R Wllscmn L L Starks B Hcxdeman B A Bowler K Marun from R011 G Staples G Upton K Rhodes D Kendnerskl F Ruler R Lang.,e-ntlorfer 45 'qiig-. 5, I gd MR BORRFSENS SFVFINTH GRADE Szxlb R024 Stazzdmg NI lxropp P Dexereaux R Wosnarslu R Bom D W1ll1ams Fzfff R011 NI Costello J Gov L Czelusta N Wesolouslu Fwnflo Razr B Carpenter C Roxxles 'Nl Shaxer I Eaton D Wlillf Thzrd Roz: L Wlnkley R Schultz F btmon F Reatlc TN Haxaht Second Roz: K Payne D Harrnngton G Page L Germany j Xiutlge fmzzl R114 T lxclltr L 59 Burdett D F1l1pOV1Ch Savvy MRS DAXIS QFVLINTH GRADE Iglfi Ivan P SQIIOLIM1 W Mefirrhx I- XX1lSon R kenny T Rcvhlnion D Brewer I Demp L er zz U4 M re Dax 18 A IIJITIN L Wculfe T Sharpe D Frasler B Gxiberr B A Bush M Insrer N1 Munzel I' XX uhrlcr I Costello D Vmlson W Elck Hare fuzz! R114 C Walker B Boxer S lxrlmcr lx Thumls D Wh1re M Alt P D1ckenson 7 MISS IERONIES SLN FNTH GRADI' B16 Ron L Farp XX Wuhber P Gardner H Gnodenoueh I XX arl I Bruce R Porter rue R Herherlx Tlnd Rr 4 Nixss Ierome P braples R Hqr od BIIIIUU C L tc L Sueenes Ix lxmehrs D Adrian NI Banach D I'Ilnor I Dentun Semnd Ron B Roulex Lmex 5 Ixearb hne N1 Ha Lhr C 'Nmhols G Ban B Bishop From Role T Pcclxham Goodmch L MacDonald R Ch nez G Caldwell R Vwoxnarslu C kennedy GRADES NIR BFRTHAS SIXTH GRADI' arf R1 Qlolex L Hare D Br L ummm s X crr arm R lim ml Ix 4 Nlr Bertha A omr D Farlu NI Lester L Nustulk I Humphru 9 Tru sl 'Nic an L xrmpseed H I looks R Rut crforll NI P luanlx X nel umm ru c ultz R Iulmnson G LaIo1e G Lulu D Wnllzann A Daman I Smlth B Grccnxxull li Rlmble fum! Iwzf L Prmc L Fuller lx Rraus D Mgbmmlucr Q lxlLl1Clx D Barry R llC1l'K mann ,.i'v...m... ,al 41 MR DOINNIW 5 SIYTH CRADI' Bark Ron L 'Nluklam G Scum P Ilumphrcx C lxmxon G Sm th G Grcemxalll C Hamer trlclxllml D bqanlcm T Bartholumux T nd R I Funlxl us r Sn lN11ih Hare P Ixellcr NI Hood 9 Niclnlk P XX1llZ1!DS X Lmhlrl C S1mmcms C Costello Scunzd R011 P Qhenez P Damelson C, Goull M X'x1lsor1 N Turns fm II Roz: G Lofrub R Adams I Dnlxmson R Dent D Harxu L lxropp MISS KENNEDY SIKTH GRADE Back Rau D Hlllman R Raetz G Hexdeman T Kenyon D Strong R Rax H Fldanza D1x1s W Snell B LaPort Thzrd Rm: Miss Kennedy L KlOSlHSlxl S Farrell IN Brxan Mmt A Topor I Wxttllnger J Hyde A White L Scott Semrzd R011 L Beaver F Mxetz Neuman S Dunn K Gancasz L McCanty M Green from R011 N Harrrs D Cosey Shaver R Clemens N Atwater D Lrvermore T Groxe H1 ,nf MR PHILIPS SIXTH GRAD Bari R011 D Mead D Crafts D Kentlnerslu E Lauhaclxer B Humphrex M Smlth R Conert F Sullnan Tlurd R04 R Bowler L IXIIEIOD D Transue I' Rutherford S Ixraatz A Foster A Math NI Earp L Bultle K Hal ht XX' Wlllartl Mt Ph1ll1ps Second R911 B Austxn P Harrotl D Grbson K Fltts L I-Iertleman N Greene L Johnson Front Ron G Hopkms J Staples G Pratt D Oderkrrk W Dent J Zrehm D Sena: I 'I - w - 1 - w - 1 - .Iv A .ls - v I ,' ' ,. ' , ' S T V V. . , . , , . . , . , . , - , . P. Q j, , , V. j , . ' , , , . . . ' , , - , . . - , - . - . - . .. - J , B. , . , . , . , . ' . , 8 . I e .1 nm' uma., . H Y ' s' - l D ' ,x 1 ', . 1 , A I 41 .- A i I' ! v V Q 4 4 W. ., 'I I ' 1 t Q . I . , , , , I 'A . . I, I l ,, 1 ' A -4 2' N Q . I 4 ' Q , 1 4 1 , , .. 1 -' - . . . , . ' . ' , . ' ' , . l', . . I V ' 1 rv v . 4 7 n - , . , . , . , . , . . 7 ' l ' 7 ' 3 ' 3 ' 9 ' I ' MRS COATFS FIFTH GRADE Bur Rnzz L Farp R Ieele N1 Fm P Cape-Il L McAxoy If Reed M Porter Rae R Threml-rc Mrs Coates Scumd Rau I Hedda-n S Albrxght L Nleman C Snell B Cromer A Rrder C jeffrey from Roz: P Walker W Logan j Halght P Kolbe C Wanlfe H Larkin C Fldanza MRS BROWNELL FIFTH GRADE Back R011 D Herdeman M R1ley M Greene R Fltchlee I Dearborn R Halghr C Potter R Schultz J Keuh D Beckulth A Brshop S cond Roz S Rae S Laubacker M NIcAxoy I Komarovxslu J Ward C Zarayczyk L Slonxker Front Roz: B Capen T Moran N Cood rrch G Owen P Topor J Sulllvan MRS LE PARDS FIFTH GRADE Bark R011 Mrs E LePard A Prudom J Gonlzlsz V Svug rr I Wlhlte B McKee B Walt K Hassall P Robmson L Scharlau A Sandy Semud Rfn L Cmtello B Neuman M Kn1g.,hts V Keyhan M Hooks G Bradley from R011 Mamlaxrlle W P1SlxOl'0XXSl'Cl S Hlll man N Smlth P D1ck1nson T Peckhan 5, hm... MRS TAYLORS FIFTH GRADE Baci Rou R Velra E Wesrphal S Porter R Benton E Rrder D Fuller C Harglwr P Marr J N8lSh L Jones Mrs Taylor Second Roz L Surdell M L Casselberry R M Harrlngton C' McEnrree S Dears B Greene Front Ron H Kropp C Sharpe T Holmes D Freeman D Abt lx Ray 65 .fs, ,fe V X A u 1 'Offs Q i sinus , WWW Q Q 1538 1, y all we X 3' if VJ! F42 EF if if Z A I K,,1 3,15 ,Q Y , Exe ,f A f Y My 5? Q V 2 an 'r X xg wr Q kg if t , 1' ' ,- A f KZ 5 ls J! : If 23 f Q 1 Q if as 'F' sf . .fl iq V , gh Af.,,,g,?,,5 V g I y W. . 4. C yv ijxk si i KW, fi Tffifg XIV! Ik Q 1 E '.j'?Qw.2 Q fm . V g 5' QW Q Q i 55' it I fra. X' ,givin i 'xn if qs 'Q me cf' I .. ,, , ., iigjiw f x Qi? pg R iw ' -' E, M I 5' 'Q . W!! A' A: . F . x 'Vx ,W Nw-.War Nw- 9,5 58 . Q ' 4 --vQ ff, if ff N! 'yn' 43 G N l Kim' gk .QE Y if VL! 'bf 'H if I at -A9219 1 ab. ll MISS LUM'S FOURTH GRADE Back Ron B Payne G Broun R Foote G Schmltt L Fmlanza R Allen D McCarthy R Heschke F DuBoxs Tlyzrd Roz: S Bacon L Greenwald J Johnston L Brgford B Lester C Ralph L Chaffee MISS Lum Second R014 R Lruzzx K OShea N Hornung C Satllocka M Wrlson A Plskorowskx Front Roz: A Kropp D Grbb R Dent D Clexeland M Welge D Wagner MRS SCHARPINGS FOURTH GRADE Mrs Scharplnx. Third Rau G Funkhoustr C Wrdmer L Ray D Schultz N Robr on S Beckwith S Peel J Conert Second R014 B Mead N Eclc K Caleb M Ruthtrford R Brewer K Hogan P Grmmey From R011 D Westphal J Budnak R Austm R Loftus D Connolly R Davrs L Smrth lf' . , . Y , . , . I , - ' y . 7 4 , . , . I . A . , . ' , . , . 'V , . , . , . , ' , '.' . ' l, . l ', . , . , . I , . I I. lf' . ,.-, . 3 . V , . , Back Razr: H. Mang, D. James, V. Thomas, R, Calhoun, T. Preuster, J. Klosinski, R, Carpenter, . ' g. ' . - , , ' , , , . , . 'S , . ' , . , . , , , . i , . , . A . . I , - , - ' . l.' . , . , . ' , - y . , . A , . . . MRS GAMBELS THIRD GRADE Back Ron Mrs M Gambel M jcffords H Davrs R Godzlsz J Atwatcr L Branch G Bennett B Zlehm C Cau Thzrd Rau L Fras1er D Budnack G Schultz V Greenwald S Qulett S Kendzrerskl B HlKL,j.,S J Neuman G Cooper B Ward D Drcklnson Second Rou P Glbb G Cummrngs A Martin R Reed 1 Stratton B Robison front R014 D Thompson T Kenyon R Cassclberry M Whrtc P Inremrcola S L1uzz1 irfrlfw 594551 Selina 'lm' 5845114 M45 Mwwl 4 -HRH' MRS HARRODS THIRD GRADE Back Ron J Turner C Glmbrone R Wayner R Wrlson J Roberts Mrs Harrod L Stark weather W Brownlee T Porter T Sullnan R Green Semmi Roz: S Kolbe K Maerton C Faton D Coxey R Cleveland M Sadlocka C Carnes Fran! R011 P Harvey R Ray L Dent J Brown J Mellck T Gancasz W Larkm S Bonr ' ' ' u - A v - v - v - 1 - r ' , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . ' , , . ' ' ' ,. , . , . , , , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , ' 1 ' v - u - y - - t,1,,,g,g,,,. IM., i wx... -A x , f - fn we ' K -ef 4 WE, 7. X vm 4. own-iuw -T !n'u.1F ' N Yemen J Hu, A 1, ' A 'mwlm 1 Q li s ' , K 4 , ' x V 1 l ' - 1 - 1 - a - y ' a ' 1 ' ' , . , . , , , . . , . , . , . 4 , . , . , . , , . . . , . , . s - , - , - y - , - - UM I, Jul H ug Mx MRS SIJLLIVAN S THIRD GRADE Back R011 H Burdett Rutherford G Snell J BICALIJITI R Atwater S Haight Fourth Roz: C Lozovs Gould B Yaraiqlt D Ray L Cooper D Stroyan Tblm' A011 B Freeman P Danmgubura. j Gibson C Covey S Funlxhouser G Smll Yetwza' Ron M Brcutr M Du del-c L Williams J Kmyon G Cau D Truesdcll from Rm: D Rhodes L Hotlom L Bigford J Jenkins MISS VERRATTLS THIRD GRADE Bark Roux F. Vifeitzsacker, K. Robinson, C. Humphrey, P. Gimmey, M. Ellnor. T. Stark- WCHFIICY, CI. GHYFIUQCF, A. Saritlolfini, W. Smith, M. Bauer, Miss Verratti. Third R011 .' J. Lester, B. Kramer, C. Maloney, D. Wagner. N. Greene, L. Albright, S. Zanow, T. Butlile. Sefmzd R014 5 D. Cooper, C. Heinemann, J. Foote, C. Kraus, A, Crafts, D. Surdell. Front Ron: G. Quackenbush, T. Bryan, K. Boyer, W. Mitton, F. Wolfe, B. Devereaux. ,, Q - V 4 w gum. km! t 'A' if vi? 4 W M .5 qu k V I J A , ,, f Q ywvfgff E 'W M .iff Y' 5 Qi iff? Q 2. We ,k ,p J .. S X if if .- M 'f Q wif fi , ff ' Qi W ' F Rt? ff S A 2 Y H Q it H1 51? if V wfdv, L 'A .f 1 V4zif.'g3?ff-2jifzaf:3jfQgTi22f',, 5gjg.ggg::.,2, 5.11.1 Q V M .214 , A .I1rP:f,:f v x :vlrr .ra ,'w:xr,'1'9.u5- 1 46 uni 409' he , .X W v 535355 and 2 ff, 2' i'f if ' V L' k ' 1 af ' A ' .f .f,...-f ml -'fi - W 1 . , g 1: 'I v 'sf I, M -,Q , .....m.-- f It x ,A ' A -1 ' 'ak kk , ' ' , + x ' Ni A am an W ' an 1 ,up 71141 4 Q 'nf' H52 S 4- , 934 QW Q- 1, 'M ,.,, Jeb pf . 2 ,A L.W, 2 hd, M Q53 .. .fp-W K . mf A , we-S, X M - Q, gs 71: if iff? A 'Miyag- 0 n fl 3 . 'QQ K W fur: - Ji 4 V. b I Ag? M . Q , x 4 AX Y 4' ' ' . xx? ' ' J A A NA L ., . 'df ,, -A ff-.iff ,af 3,65 bfi W A ,J 94,5 ff i - K I , 'T f 5 1- J, W ff we - gh ' 1 . -A1-V ' K ' ' 1 , Z i i?- ' 4 ' .15 ,. I .'. 5' - 9. WE. X55 , .v . ' .l ,Z . .kgs ww 4 X Q . 1 ' ' , 4- ,,, J 3,4 . 1 3, , n 1. J, X 4-Aj 4 ,ly 5 Q A A A k y Z A.. ..........A fav? lv ffl 6 Agmb' QARH , M E' N5- , - 'Q :Q A LJ' fi A P - W1 . ,, 'F ,f 3 ' , 'Uttar-W' ! X v 6 A A .3 x f , 2 Q ' . . Mlm 'K A 35'ggf,3fiA1,,l: 1 X fi .2 in . 5 K.: J Q ffl? ja . ' 2: fx -3 E ag- s 4 , 5 X f 4 x il . I5 , 4 ffiilvir. v 5 y ,F V in g it mf M. . A, tl.: M T5 W A Y. . 'Q g 3 ?,s ' ' gk ' 53 MRS COVEYS FIRST GRADE Buck Rou R Larkm M Bennett M Thomas A Wagner R Wayner H Goodrxch S Sando flm C Beckw1rh L Snell D Srroyan T Stratton J jenmngs Serond Ron Mrs Covey G Greenhef S W1lll3mS D Nelthe S Porter R Schultze G G1mbrone S Cooper Front Rau B R1charcls R Maerten C Capen D Marrm M Herrmg B Foote MRS KEOUGH S FIRST GRADE Back Rou J Hood G Parker R brtel M Malonty R Harrod T johnson C McClaxn T Ware A Foster C Houston M Dudelc S Humphrey Second R014 C Sandy D Ratluns E Ma1r P W1lson D Coleman T Bom K Sports Front Ron D Wolfe K Barnum L Smmth J L1rcharcl J Lafters W Wltrcop C Nelson 1 I ' . 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' . v ' ' s 1 1 - v - 1 - 1 - ' ' f ' 1 ' s - A 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' - l' . , . , . , . , . , . . .. V ' ' ' s - s - 1 - S 1 - x - 1 - 1 1 - , . , . , . . I . , . , v - 1 - 1 - w - ' 4 'Z ' r ' 1 - . . , . , . , . . W- ,517 - 'nf . 5 if it my .6 at ' ' ' ' 4 . mf 8 , M M N' f za- 'r K J f f'-f View ,Lv K-L, QF, V M L 1 N' ,, ' .. W Zil , asf f in N. ff fff F . iw , , ,Q f f K ff , .fy--W 15 M55 gf L, . l b HW' vffg ,Q 17 1 ft fs ff k . 3 V Q V KLTK ,-v:-v Q Q g N3 Q Q 6 ME?-6 H J Nu l ....,X .N TL I W 1' ' Q it V , K k,.k KL - in in , m Eb ,RW E ti id 11 '. K K A AQ' fi, W' A T' . fl, ' ,,,....--f A.,, edging ,W W Q., fd? fx f W .1. -ew . 3 , A ll. M sw K 1 A ,- .gin A Q W f fMM9 uifria ,Q , x x 1 , M1 X .. . ,A L, V ff, Q 5 - P11 4- , ,,,: 5 6 3' z' ., , 1- , , 13, V- zz 1 Q ,- 41 Q ' bf 15 4 i nf? uw 1 fm gi f Q w ,X V V r ,K EE,::, L. W k I LV 91 E .k rr N 93QQQ5'3n vi V7 H?-W gigs, fe' ' . W ,V gk Qu we gi + 5 3051: is gif, . Jw QQ if M W mx fy Mm' M 9l '95?SiF5t: Wi- ng, sff9' J M 1 if eg: x 'N' W:ffm,, 1, 1 , gfsm ,K , . V :ly lm , EL, ,ff ,. 4 , f in ' A L a ZW , ,Q fi, SEV . R V' ' .Q . V .Wg . My 3 ,N 3 if 3122 x Q5 R H IB: 3' Q A S a' 'R If nf 'R km R Tx ' YfLgQz:,'ffdrL , f - V5 ,gy 'K.u.+? gy 'J 43 ia :aiu Sky , s ' pam - 151- N' LH A Z, Q, , . VV, A ,- ' '21 V ,, ' is ,Q i L M xt A gf mv X A 3 fxfi -f .' A gl . J 2' V' 1 9 'f'3:'g, ?s, A i K V my A S -5 's ' J M U? ,- f Q' ' . . ,W Q Q1 I ,-f??i'f?isQ?,- ,., ' ' tuna N. 3 :iw 1rwf.',i9 Q,vN Q. 2.-Q Q,,KK.,, ' -:qwm .,,, 1' 2 M.: A .an WB 5 5 Z Q Y ww ! ff, .Q - M .L ' naw' ,J ' s 355' A 3 ' Q ' -if . Mr f . ff M in ,iq ff f -L' -f' 'naw diff , 2 ,45 5 4 7g'.wxw, ,W I V , ' !,gpa,,ef' A r 'Q-526. 'H ,. 1- ' Mommy Im a bunny in the play and you gotst to make me some ears Th1s might very well be one of our own grade school children triumphant in h1s first dramatic role Every class has an assembly program during tht year so each child gets a chance to play actor Visiting day is something special in the grade school because if mother is sitting back there fthe lady with green shoesb nobody is going to get any ansvvers vvrong Mother might also come to a grade grcssing in school Big events become extra large in the grade school The Christmas operetta holds an excitement of its very own The operetta this year told of a king who was searchmg for a new Christmas carol To make the last day before Christmas vacation more fun Santa Claus makes a visit to each room The kindergartens have somethmg very special to do that the whole school can enloy On May first every room finds a May basket on the door and the flovv ers vvithin brighten the day At Halloween time Barker Central is overrun by small hobgoblins. Prizes are given every year for the most original the most beautiful and the fun- niest costumes in each room. On the last day of school the grade children don paper hats they have made and march around the auditorium singing as they 'move up to the next grade. Proudly sings the sixth grade - We re safe novv in thc junior high. Grade school life is ever eventful ever chang- ing' usually happy and always remembered. 76 tea in the spring and see how her children are pro- ctullsassici :anomalou- soollnsn- onion- ungr ', CURRICULUM Wd fffffm 3 .Hy I. WHAT mls? Art students would know Its an eagles vrew of the rnsrde of a three drmensron al shadow box When the cover goes on rt becomes a gloomy cave After berng wrthout an art teacher for a year BCS students really welcomed the opportunrty to begrn buxldlng on an art major Although we have no regents yet we hope to have one rn a few more years Seventh and Elghth graders learn fundamentals of l1ne perspec trve and color Basrc Art classes are open to Freshmen through Senlors The frrst year of Basrc Art mcludes experrmentatron w1th many me drums The second year of Basrc Art entails work 1n water colors and VOCATIONAL SHOP When addrtxons were made to our school rn 1956 a new shop was part of the planned constructron The machme shop 1ncludes an area for avlatlon and automobnle work as well Vocatnonal shop students have an introduction to therr work rn thexr Sophomore year learnrng to operate machrnes and work wrth metal and wood Advanced work mcludes weld mg mrllmg lathe work forging grmd mg and use of precrsron tools This picture rs the result of hard work by the boys rn shop Thrs drs play was set up for Natronal Educatron Week SPONSORED BY VERELLTS USED CARS 78 O , . . . 7 . , - , I . . . . . . ' . . oils with some art history. ' I 7 5 . . 3 . . 7 1 I 1 l ' , . 1 HISTORY Th1s IS the famous Stmky famlly of our h1srory classes Stmky 1S the large wooden skunk 1n the back of the table When we revrew for a resr Snnky sus on the desk of the last person to m1ss a quesrxon The per son who holds hrm ar the end of the perxod has h1s name wrrrren on the St1nky board We all enjoy th1s revxew as some rhmg d1fferenr EDUCATION Jr Hxgh socxal SfL1dl6S classes learn about the hrstory of our communrry The man w1rh the gun IS the founder of our v11lage Dav1d Barker J21Ckl6 Denton who xs kneelmg besrde the frgure and Louls Greenwald made Mr Barker as a project for Open House ,,, -M W T 3 he A'-fs.. V A CITIZENSI-IIP : , A - e 2 79 ENGLISH English is a required subject in every year of school. Grade and junior High Eng- lish classes learn basic grammar and punctuation rules, with selected short stories invad- dition. Freshman classes do more work in literature, reading The Black Arrow, and often doing projects in connection with the novel or with American folklore. Sophomores read Julius Caesar and learn something of Shakespeare and the Elizabethan period in literature. Sophomores write autobiographies, too. The Junior English classes are very important. This is the year English regents is given. Concentration is given to studying plays, composition work, and reading Arrowsmith. The Senior year consists largely of literature and topics such as newspaper construction and career studies. Macbeth and A Tale of Two Cities are read in this year. The picture above shows some of the pro- jects that were done on Macbeth in January. All Junior and Senior English classes do vocabulary work from the Reader? Digert and read articles to get a better viewpoint in literature. SPONSORED BY: BERNECKER'S RESTAURANT, BARKER LUMBER COMPANY 80 A specified course at Barker Central is vocational srenography. The course prepares students for future secretary or office work. An introduction to business and the first. year of typing are offered to Freshmen. The courses in the second year include typing and shorthand. The next year brings shorthand and transcription. Business law and secre- tarial practice are alternated. Switchboard pracitice is acquired by work on the school switchboard. Some students do secretarial or typing work for faculty members or supervisors. Shown above are some typists who are working on assignments and projects during an eighth period. Many business students belong to press club which gives them an opportunity to use the skills they have learned. SPONSORED BY: KALAMAZOO SALES 8: SERVICE, TAYLOR-MADE PRODUCTS 81 gan-,...w F ig...- O-use .1 . :gf V .x wfmm ' - - J, we , 1 ,-- '4 K 1 .ff Mm, . q k is ' Q H3 in '4 . 'X J 1 K W'-S... Q H, . M . '-M-c-19,7-95 . in -Q 4 ,.,,f' Q. AQ .n 5,1 N, ,NM .4 A 5 Hx, cf' 'M fa -K W' V '- a .3 ,,.-me . -N.. ,VW AVIATION Pictured here, is the motor, fuselage, and frame- work of a plane wing which was being worked on in aviation shop classes. Aviation mechanics classes in- clude painting, spraying, and fabrication. Students learn basic skills in aviation. Advanced classes stress skills in hydraulics and inspection as well as develop- ing the personality of the aviation mechanic. SPONSORED BY: PETTITS DAIRY BAR INDIAN TOTEM POLE This is the top of a totem pole which was patiently carved by a seventh grade student, Bruce Carpenter. lt was done as a social studies project and was on ex- hibition during National Education Week- Suzi Standing E Wrllxmns C Peterson J Denton M Pratt Director J Whalen G Daskawrtz M Dale Seated IE Hyde V Whrttard E MacDonald E Parker M Strrckland NIGHT SCHOOL Nxghr school classes are offered every year at BCS begmnrng 1n November and endrng rn March Qualrfred mstructors teach therr skrlls to anyone over srxteen years of age The specrallzed frelds that are covered rn these courses are bookkeepmg and typmg 011 parntrng leathercraft candymakmg musrc apprecratlon upholstery drrver trarnrng sewmg weldmg and blueprmr readrng Some groups meet on Mondays and some on Wednesdays Because the members of each group have a common rnrerest the classes are very enjoyable SPONSORED BY: TOM JOLLS, WUSJ, AND HOWELL MOTORS 84 ACTIVITIES f 'QN 1. mud' Ig wr N, 91 I 11 41 1 SPONSORED BY Sitting R Wittlinger, L. Strickland, M. Nicolia, M. L. Komarowski, C. Hass, F Raetz K Bodine Standing: G. jones, R. Diez, M. L. Kennedy, N. Kraus. LATRATOR STAFF Editor - - .t ..,,, , , Auociate Editor -W Bufinesf Manager ..,,. Adoertifing Manager Subycription Manager Photography Editor A Cameraman - ...,L - - Literary Editor ,W Feature Editor an Copy Editor M, Sport! Editor ,... Art Editor -- Mary Lou Komarowski uno--- Carolyn Hass HE--- Gary Jones E- Leonard Strickland --. -wE. Florence Raetz Mary Lou Kennedy to Robert Wittlinger -U Marilyn Nicolia L-- Norma Kraus --v Karen Bodine -en Robert Diez -W David Purucker STRONG'S STORE and SOMERSET CORNERS Back Roux' M. L. Meland, C. Scharping, T. Gilbert, P. Kidney, D. Arnold, R. Wittlinger, B. Mal- colm. Second Rout F. Raetz, C. Hass, R. Luckman, M, L. Komarowski, T. Devereaux, Miss Wolff, L. Eaton, E. Grove. Foreground: C. Swigert, J. Waas, C. Schilling, J. Hall, R. Witt- linger. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of representatives from each Junior and Senior High School class and activity. Throughout the school year, the Student Council is re- sponsible for such things as the American Red Cross Drive and the Barker Welfare Drive. At Christmas time, the Council prepares Christmas baskets for the needy families in the community. The Student Council dances, which are held after school, provide entertainment for the student body of Barker Central School. jimmy Newton and Donny Arnold are at an information desk during American Education Week. SPONSORED BY: B. RESSEGUIE AND SON 87 OFFICERS Prerident .,,,,,.......... Paul Kidney Vice-President - - - - Rosemary Luckman Secretary - - - eee.. Florence Raetz Treasurer ....,,, , e , Robert Wittlinger Standing: C. Kearbeline, C. Hass, B. Atwater, E. Dickinson. Seated. Miss Pike, M. L. Komarowski, M. Nicolia, M. Munzel, C. Scharping. BETAS OFFICERS Members of the Beta Honorary Society are chosen from Preridem ......... Carol Scharping the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades on the basis of schol- Vive Pfefidenf -A---- Marlene Munzel arship, leadership, truthfulness, and all-aroundnessf' Sec'e 7 - - '- Marilyn Nicolia At the end of each marking period, the Betas award the T e .... Ma Lou Komarowski . . . 'emu' 7 ry scholarship banner to the homerooms in the Junior and Sen- ior High School with the highest average. The Betas also give the Student of the Month award to outstanding students. At the end of the school year, they give the Student of the Year Award. At the mid-term Honor and awards assembly, which the Betas have charge of, new members are tapped each year. SPONSORED BY: DAVIS DAIRY 88 Serzzed: Miss Pike, M. Bennett, E. Grove, 1. Eaton. ALPHAS The Alpha Society is composed of those junior OFFICERS High students who are outstanding in scholarship, Pfeffdenf -----------,------ I-11152 Eaton Service, lea de 1, Sh i P and loyalty- Vice-Prerident --- --- Elizabeth Grove The Alphas are concerned with improvement SeHewry-TreaJWe, - ' Madeline Bennett and maintenance of high scholastic standings in the Junior High and Grade School. At the end of each marking period, the Alphas award the scholarship banner to the homeroom in the Grade School with the highest average. SPONSORED BY: PIE'S FURNITURE CO. 89 Preridem Vire President Trearurer Secretary . Back Roux A. Woynarski, C. Swigcrt, C. Diez, N. Kickbush, S, Ziehm, K. Taylor, B. Upton, l. Oderkirk, P. Weitzsacker, E. Grove, B. Crimi. Second Roux' G. Funkhouser, P. Brown, D. Dempsey, A. McPhail, S. Swigerr, C. Payne, Fin! Roux' C. Rider, L. Page, Mrs. Gambel. OFFICERS . . . Carol Swigert Penny Weitzsacker Dian Dempsey Ann Woynarski 2 i ' 2 3 F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is composed of high school girls who are interested in learning the basic essentials of home economics. The main purpose of this club is to raise the family standards in the home. The F. H. A. together with the F. F. A. sponsored a round and square dance on November 7 in the gym. This year, the theme was Country Hoe-down. Ann Woynarski and Carol Diez prepare to make a cake. Spomored By: SOUTHLAND FROZEN FOODS 90 -4-'...,, Standing: E. Sechler, H. Kolbe, D. james, J. Cousteau, L. Wolfe, J. Sullivan, K. Ball, W. Baty, H. Short, B. Wagner, G. Zanow, G. Gardner, B. Devereaux, J. Robertson, R. Schultz, W. Capen, C. Carpenter, D. Robinson, M. Martin. Sitting: G. Czelusta, Mr. Harrison, L. Wickham, W. Chap- man, T. Devereaux, B. Martin, K. Keipper, F. Boudreau, R. Schilling. F.F.A. Farming is a major occupation in our com- munity. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of young high school boys who wish to learn the proper farming techniques. Throughout the school year, the F.F.A. takes an active part in such things as seed sales, numerous judging contests, leadership camp and Farm and Home activities. They also co-operate with the Future Homemakers of America in school functions such as the annual round and square dance. Francis Boudreau, Warren Chapman, and David Robinson discuss corn samples. SPONSORED BY: C. J. PERRY 8: SON, INC. OFFICERS pmfidem fnff- ,,,,,,, T homas Devereaux Vice-Prefidenf --, a-- Francis Boudreau Segremry ,,,,, ,W Kirk Keipper Treasurer -- ,A Burt Martin . - .MQ ,A 5 mm W, 325 , ak.: f sg 17 V ll f-1: 9, wg 'swf QQ. 5 97 4 if ,,, 4 Q 15 wh f xml W a 'VTR A Y ,T 3 ,ks 'H W' w 'T ff Y- 1 4 K- xi x 1,-J FWF S . ... f Back Roux' Mr. Chodack, T. Crimi. Front Roux' M. L. Kennedy, E. Dickinson, C. Schilling, M. L. Komarowski, S. Norman, L. Hildebrant, J. Davis. SCIENCE RESEARCH This is an activity for all students who are interested in doing detailed science experiments. This year the club had a new membership system. Before a student could become a member, he had to be accepted through an approved application. The Science Club maintained experimental rats and mice at the school farm which several students used in projects this year. The projects were either taken to Science Congress or submitted to the Westinghouse Scholarship program. The regular meetings were used as work periods. Cathie Schilling and Joe Davis are working on a science pro- ject. Spomored By: H. C. PRATT 8: CLEMENS' POULTRY FARM 93 OFFICERS Preridem , .-. . Mary Lou Komarowski Vice Prerident ..c,,..,,, Ellen Dickinson Secretary . .cc Mary Lou Kennedy Back Roux' D. Preuster, G. Hotaling, K. Schultz, T. Haight, J. Nieman, K. Pietrykowski, B. Han rison, K. Taylor, A. McPhail, R. Short, N. Kickbush, W. Baty, R. Sax. Second Row: R. Bauer, S. Cooley, S. Carpenter, M. Thomas, S. Raybuck, C. Schilling, G. Starks, S. Barnum, D. Wilson, A. Sutch, R. Mitton, A. Woynarski, C. Kearbeline. Franz Row: Miss Jerome, K. Bodine, D. Dempsey, Mrs. Pratt, M. Wilson LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS PfC5id6f1t ---,,.,. -ff ,,.,,, Dian Dempsey Secretary-Treasurer .,,,,,-,, -,S Karen Bodine To further interest in books and research work, the Library Club maintains the library services in the school. Magazines to be signed out are kept on a rack. These range anywhere from the Farm Journalu to Newsweek to serve a variety of interests. This year, the club has been sponsoring a special series of science books which are sent for our use by the state. The increased emphasis on science makes this service a real treat. The members of Library Club check out books for the students and remind them when books are overdue. We just couldn't get along without workers like these. Sandy Carpenter and Roberta Mitton are making one of those famous library bulletin boards. SPONSORED BY: SUITS FLOWER SHOP 94 Standing: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Seabury, T. Gilbert, C. Allen, B. Pask, B. Wartl, M. J. Arlington, P. Scanlan, D. Raetz, E. Rucker. Sifzing: B. Webber, F. Raetz, S. Stutz, G. Macpherson, J. Hess, M. Nicolia. PRESS CLUB Members of Press Club during the past year have learned to develop an ear for news. In order to make it possible to keep up with publishing the page in the Union- Szm and journal, plus the extra job of publishing The Barker, the staff have had to stay on their toes. They have had to have the ability to conduct interviews and to write up their stories in an interesting manner. ' ln addition to their strictly journalistic duties, the staff conducts both an informal and a formal initiation. The latter is followed by a dinner in the homemaking room. The Press Club is in the middle of preparation for a Barker issue. Spomorezl By: HAUSER'S, INC. at N. C. HALL PLUMBING 5 95 OFFICERS Editor-in-Chief Florence Ratetz Arfirfunl Editor L L. L Robert Webber Secretary Gladys Macpherson Burirzerr Manager LL LLLL Sue Stutz Back Row: W. Willard, J. Davis, L. Willard, D. Harrod, T. Gilbert, Mr. Denton, R. Fitt, L. Dubois, L. Earp, J. Robertson, K. Ball. Third Roux' B. Seeloff, J. Fox, E. Wilson, C. Budd, J. Strong, K. At- kinson, P. Brown, J. Hess, J. Hopkins, L. Snell, G. Rae, L. Ball. Second Row: J. Thiel, S. Car- penter, E. Jacobs, E. Keith, B. Hall, P, Casselberry, L. Page. From Roux' C. Bauer, M. A. Hurd, T. Haight, S. Agnello, N. Soulvie, J. Gilbert, M. A. Balcolm. MONITORS OFFICERS The Monitors of Barker Central School. play a very pmidwp --,,- A,r.......,.i T om Gilbert important part in the functioning of a school day. Each Vive-Pfefidwl --- --- Bafbafa Sfeloff monitor gives up one or more of his study halls to be on a Secretary .,... --- Joanne Gilbert monitor post. The Monitors are also responsible for checking the buses every day, keeping order in the halls, and helping with dismissal. They also have charge of daily care of the flag. SPONSORED BY: SHAW BROTHERS, ALLIS CHALMERS SWITCHBOARD Bark R011 Mrs Hathaway Mrs Seabury K Taylor C Scharping Second R011 B Warsl C Brixey F Raetz K Bodine I Oderkirk M Nicolia B Pask G Kennedy C Swigert Front R014 S Swigert M La Joie JR HIGH DRAMATICS CLUB Back Roz G Funkhouscr J Harrod C Budd L Ball L Kidney C Heschke E Besanson M S. Winkley, E. Middle-stadt, N. Zanow, A. Seward. Second Raza' Kearbeline, D. Sweeney, M. Haight, M. Simmons, D. May, B Hall, L. Starks, S. Carpenter, P. Dickenson, N. Shaver, R. Hole, M. Alt, B. Gilbert, M. Ban ach, K. Martin, B. Bowler, G. Barnum, L. Ware, T. Haight, Mrs. Strickland, C. Covey, S. Rae, Mr. Petruski. Front R011 J R. Woynarski, 1. Hare, R. Chenez G. Caldwell, P. Bowersox, D. Blood, A. Harris, D. Sadlocka, D. Bryan, J. Denton, D. Denton L. Greenwald, R. Benton, G. Staples, R. Dempsey, J. Todkill, R. Taylor. SPONSORED BY: JOSEPH NICOLIA, TRUCKING AND BULLDOZING n JR HIGH HOM ECON Bark Razz N Zanowx R Krmble S Wrnkley L Ware M Weatherbee L Ball M Foster B Bush N Scharprng, B Zanow B Gxlbert M Alt D Warte B Meland D May N Weso lovxskr B Boyer Serond R011 E Watchler B Herdeman P Drckenson K Betz K Thomas J Mrtton M Sxmmons Fm! Rou B Rovsley C Lrtchard J Eaton B Brshop N Pratt S Kramer x GRADE DRAMATICS Back Rm! L Gancasz M Green S Laubacker L Klosmskr H Hooks S Potter B Reed C Snell D Transue 'NI Bryan E Rxder S Melnck A Topor Second Rau Mrs Grll L Costello C McEntee M McAvoy P Harrod M Casselberry L Surdell R Harrxngton S Deats B Aus t1n D Fuller Fzrrt Rou L Beaver C Sharpe J Zrehm T Holmes D Oderkrrk E Westphal D Crafts M Rrley T Bartholomew R Dent Mrs Bertha xl ' f l C -1 5, . ', . , . , . , . , - , - u ' ' , . . . , . , . , . , - y . , . . .' . ' , . , , , . q - s ' I . it .. :J ... f b 1 f ' M ,,, . .W W. M t 'X M 1 A ff V r Q ' .nn 0 5 1 1, M .. A L ,K of TT f ' V , 5 .re 1 if . D it., -e K TI aa LQ .X S 1 ' 1 '- ii W pw rr, 6 f' , . , .. tg! -W l V6- ll, 1' - , . ' , . , . , . , . . . , . v v , A . ' , . , . , . . .' . , . 1 Y - 7 . ' Y ' 7 ' I ' 7 ' ! ' r 3 ' 7 ' , . . ': . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 000000' 0000' 00' 00 00 0' YV,, D 0 , W wi, - '-::::' ::'.':::. gs: ,. ,ng 5--- : 'asiE2si2i22sssfssi 1' v '466 56 E' .OOO lg SQI' 22ssss22ssia'.'52masa:e 2sass'52':25'5E5s2 ' -5555552 0 0000000000 00000 00 0 222233333 '333:::E::::::::::::::...:::::,'::' ' 0000000000000000000 00000 000000000000000000000000:.. ......-............. , g ' . 0 000000000000000000000 000 00000000 00 00 . . 00 000 00000000 000000 000000000000000 0 00 . 00000000000000000 00000 0000 :: 00000000000000000000000 0000 000000 ' 0000000000000000 0 0000 '.. ::::::.''00:::::::0000000000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000000 0000 ' 000000 000000000000000000: ' 000000000000000000 ' 00000000000000 000000 ': 00000000000000 0000 ' 0 00000000 00000 0 0000 000000000000000000 00 'U 000000000000000000 0 00 0000000000000000000 00000 0000 ' 0000000000000000000 0 00 .:::0000:::::::000 000000:0::::::::I00ll U I IIIIIIOIUIIIIIOIII lI.ll:.:....... 2 0000000000:ll0ll' , 00000000 00000000000 000000 0. 00000000 l Il..lll..l.l'll... .. -.'.....'. 000000000000000 IOIII ,,, 0000000000000000 0000000 ..- 33l32l0222'3223!3 -0' ' .00000000:000000 QI' --00000000000 . ' 0, '-00000000 000- N ' IIIIIN 0000. :::000000 0000000000. 00000000000. 0 0 lit ll lat O 0 . : Fa'- 2' I 3 '2330 3 222' OOO IOC IIC Oli lllli MUSIC 2 2000... O:O0:.... , Ol -M -' 31 lill.. U11 I-I :'-'azz ...ser 'ml 'asa-M ... 'vagzgf ......,.. ?-..'f'...35s. 00000000000 0000 nu 5-o-04-4+-4 000 000000 00000000 000 OO CCI -'-'H 'sz'-:mar ...... ':'.:::... ICIIOX .020 lllll lllfl lllll IC ll .ll Ill 0000 000000 000000 000000000 000000000 0000000000 00000000 III 00 00 ll 0000000 0000000 00000000000 00000000000 00000000000000 00000000000000 0000000:000000- 0000000 0000000 000000000000000 0000000000000 0000000000000 0 00000 00 00000 ...ll U Ullll lllll IIIICIUIUIICIIIIIICI 00000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000m 000000000000000000000 000000::000000000 00 000000 000000000 00 00000000000000000 000 0000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000 00000000000 000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 0 000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000 0:00::0000 000000000000000000 00 00000 00000000 000000000000000 0 0000000000000000000000 0 00000000000000000000 0 0 0 00 00000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000 00000000 0000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000 0000 0000000000000000: 0000000000000000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000 llllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIlllfllllllll 000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000a:5 000000000000000000000000000:0 00000 000000000000000000000 00000 000000000000000000000000000000000z0 000000000000000000000000000000000 . 0000000000000000000000000000000000g0 00000000000000000000000 00000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000800 0000000000000000000000000000000000 00 3000000000000000000000000000000000: 000000 000000000000000000000 0000000 00000000000000 0000000 0000000 0000000000000000000000000 0000000 000000000000000000000:000 000000000 000000000000000000000000 0000 000000000 0000000000 000000000:0000:000 000000000 00000000000000000000 0000 0 00000800000000000000000000000000000000 00 00000 00000000000000000000000 . 00000000000000000000000000000 0000 000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 .IllllII.llilfillillllllllllllflllll lI:Oll..l.lIIIIIICUIIIIICIIIIIIIIIIU ll l 00 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 000000000000:000000 0 000000000000000000000000000 000000000 00000:000000000 0000000000000000000000 00000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 00000000000000 an , 0000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000: 000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 0000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 X 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000: 0 00000 00000000000 000000000000000000000 00 00 0 00000000 000000000000000000000000000 0 . lllllllflli lillillll IIIIIIIICCIIIIOQI 0000000000 000000000 000000000000000 0000 I 4 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 00000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 1 00000000000000000000000000000 0000 000000000 0m 0000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000:000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 0000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000: I 0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000 0 0000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 00000000000000000 00000000000000000000 000000000000000 000 : 0000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000 00 0000000000000000000000 00000000000000000 000 0000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000 0 - Q 000000000000000000 00000000 000000000000 0000 00000000 0000000 000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000 00 1.' 0000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000 0 0 ,, IIQIQIIIIIIIIUOQCUIIIIICC llllllfllllflll Q 0000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 00 , lllflllllICQOIIIIOIIIIOCIIIIIIICIUIICCQ lllllf ll . Illlil.fillIOCOICIIIIICIUIIIIIIIIOQIIIIO .Ol OOOOIIIIOUCOIOIOIOOIIIIIIIUUIIQIIIIIIIIIIIOOQIIIII . 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 x 00000000000000000000000000000000000 000000 IIIIIIIICIIIIllIIICOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUCIICI ICOCII Q.UIUCOIIUIllIIICIIIIICIIOICOOIIIIIIIIICIUIQOOOCIIUOI A' . llIllIIIIlllllilllIIIIQIOCIIOIIIIIIIOQQQICCIII ' 00000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 00000 IOIIIIIIIIOUIQIIIIICUII llllllIIIIIICICIIIIOOIOQQIII liz... OlllliICIIIICICIIIUICCOIIIIIIII'.lI.COCIlllllllllC!..C..l Ill.IIIIIIOUIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIOIICCIIIQIIICCIIIIIICIQ OCICIIIIQI liillllliillCIll'0.0llIIIllllilllICIIIIQIIQCUCCCIIIICID lllilllllllillICIOC'ICIICIOIIQIIIIIQIQUQIIIQIQIICCIIIIIQOQU Ill!!! OIICCIUCCIIIIIIO CIIIIIIIIDOIIIIIIUIUIQIIICI 1 00000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000gg:g. 00000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000 lllll'lllllIlOOO:.Illll IIIIIIIIlllllll...lllll.ll...lfl 00000000000000 000000 0000000000000000000000000000000 QM, , 00000000000000000000000 000000000 0 0000000000000000000 ,,, OCIICQOIIllllOOIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIDCCIIIIIUIIIIIIIIICQCQII ,Q 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 3:0 , 00000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000 0000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000,,,,,,,,,, 000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 ,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 , 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 ,,,, Ill.Clll.lllQIlllll I1.01Ill.llUllUIIlilllllf.l... , , , 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000:: , ,. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 ,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000 ,,,,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000:0000000000000000000 ,,,,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000 HM , QIIIIIIIUIIIOCCOOUOOOOCQIQIIOQIIIIDCOQUQI ll. I ,, , 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ,,,,,,,,,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000:000000000000 0 000 , ,,,,,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000 00 ,,,,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 30 ,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000: 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000 ,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000 00 0 ,,,,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 0 ,,,,, 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 ,,,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000 00000 0 ,,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 00000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000 00000000 00 00 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000 00 00000000 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 00000000000000000000000000000 0 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0000000000000000000000000000 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 00000000000000000000000000000000 ,,,,,,,,,,.,, . . . . 99'9 9 040+-Q ..4.+..+.+ .-+.. '.........-.....'........ . O-V-9040-04Q-0-04000vv000-000-0-o-00-0-04o0-040-0-0oo0v00o00 3.933333993009099 0-Q04-owe-+0-+4-00v.++4+Q-.4.v Q.. 00000000000000000000000 .......,,,A.,....... ,,., ..... ,U,- Q? 5 . X .Q QQ Q V 5 QQ FX s 1 u ' s N 1 J? my , vm' W fsw-nw .,..-.Q-. mm... ,, ..- E! !! A VV fi ,,..,:, 1:1 1 my A ,TE Vi' lp-is ri ,.?, 2 A f ff .Y K gh r L..f,kL' T k i K I 34 W 'J jr ag fi ,wwf f' ' ff f 'g?Q ' A gi' , W5 2 JM ' V T f xi A Q Q 'f 5 A X324 , M ,f .l'v if-'Q nmawxfaa i 3 . 5 MMA- -MwQ,.M Ax, f V... in - . .- gg 5 Q V .Z Q. L 'Q I- ki. in fl I. 3 .4 A ---.V Q-.-. 1-. ix 2 , xi, SB an 5 I M ?, E as ' f b' Q i'l Q 7 l 'J y Q Q 'N if I lg , s , 'f 2 Q .W-511,55 I? .A :HIQV K Aq qek -:.1x 5 . J ff 4,- .M ...- f dia . 1 , Ju 4 1 A , , , , . if 1' 5' 'ln.f-sh Q-- s 5 f Wi 'E rss Back Roux' D.Arno1d, T. Ware, R. Webber, J. Keough, E. McKee, D. Pask, P. Kidney, W. Mudge, F. Banach, J. Newton, D. Wolfe, R. Meland, L. Strickland, A. Clemens, L. Willard, P. Kennedy, D. Raetz, J. Davis, L. Short, E. Kolbe. Second Row: S. Bateman, S. Ziehm, M. Munzel, S. Norman, G. Starks, K. Taylor, C. Diez, G. Kennedy, C. Hass, M. Nicolia, C. Scharping, S. Bruce, P. Weitz- sacker, S. McAvoy, S. Newman, M. J. Kenyon, M. L. Meland, P. Payne, P. Scanlon, M. J. Arlington, S. Foster, C., Banks, E. Rucker, I. Oderkirk. Firrt Roux' P. Wright, B. Moore, B. Pask, C. Bigford, M. A. Balcom, D. Rossomond, A. Woynarski, L. Hildebrant, D. Zanow, J. Gancasz, S. Raybuck, N. Kraus, C. Kearbeline, B. Crimi, R. Mitton, D. Kenyon, S. Zanow, J. Rowley, D. Dempsey, P. Casselberry, B. Starks, E. Bowersox. At the Piano: Mrs. Wolfe, M. Wilson. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS OFFICERS Sewemfy CafO1Bigf0fd, Don Arnold The Senior High Chorus is composed of approximately eighty students from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Throughout the school year, the chorus participates in many activities. They have an active part in the Christmas program, and they present a Spring Concert. The chorus looks forward each year to the music festival which is held at Barker this year. One of the highlights of the Baccaulaureate and Com- mencement exercises is the music presented by the chorus. Ellen, Carolyn, Mary, Carol, and lnice sing at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet. SPONSORED BY: BRIDGEMAN OIL COMPANY 102 Wm if ff? gg .- .t . X A an H, ,Ay A 14, by W 11' J .. 1. , xfxqx if-3-i', Q Q ,fy , ..,5, b wa W Q Q 2 N J Q ,533 5 , , -,qf Q, ,X ,, . f? A, 1 we iw Nh ya 5 YQ I fi 2 nl- K W ? , QS? .Q f L 2. , if 1 Q X T? 'Q if 5 5, , A. ,, A ' . ff W' JSE 'ii fax' -3 X, J V ar ,Q K H gr 7' , f , K , 189' 'Q T 4 3, K 1 K A M i Q gf : 1 if .J ,A W.. f . in is ? 1 'H ,1 4 bf V, M. 5 ' av V We W ' P Q if kia: 5 JR HIGH CHORUS Back Rou R Taylor D Wnllrams R Ward K Adams P Seeloff G Just P Frdanza J Bruce R Dempsey G Staples Fourth Rou V Woodworth J Heschke E Besanson M Munzel B Mead M Bennett M Barnum R Hole C Walker B Bush E Wllson P Kennedy L Snell G Funkhouser L Ware B Upton C Aust1n A Seward M Wrlson Thzrd Rou B Turnxp seed F Recd J Harrod B Bovsler K Marvln L Starks R Wrlson M Haight S Kearbel1ne J Eaton D Adnan C Klee K Knrghts M Bauer G Page C Lrtchard S Wrlson E Wacht ler Second Rou C Rowles J Mrtton E Purucker C Nlchols K Flegal G Bldleman L Wolfe W Erck D Blood P Bowersox G Caldvsell R WOYHKISKI J Hare L Germany B Boyer J Gov B Rowley M A Costello C Walker Fzrrz Rou K Rhodes J Gancesc T Sharpe M Clemens J Hall L Dempsey F Prrce D Denton W Webber Standing Mrs Wolfe Seated M L Meland GRADE CHORUS Back Rou L Jones L Earp R Ray S Sxmmons L Srmmons Keller S Nlelrck K Halght S Kraatz L Scharlau R Isele B Walker A Prudom Fourlh Rou P Robmson V Svugert J Whrte D Wrllrams S Rae L Johnson R Robmson C Ralph J lxomarosxskr C Zar Jczyk J Ward lx Ackerman J Vahey B Walt L McAvoy P Robrnson A Topor S Potter J Funk houser G Potter D Transue N Bryan G Susfolk K Hassal P Capell Tlvzrd Rou NI Swann S Rucker M Porter B Lester S Betksxrth S Jnks G La Jole M lxnrghts L Chaffee C Jeffrex A Rrder S Peel P Glmmey G Smgert P Harrod S Ralph N RODISOU B McKLe L Mrtton L Klosmskt K Hogan Germany J Barnum K OShea N Hornung L Harrington E Krckbush D Brown S Prckloxx L Smrth J Hedden K Caleb K Caleb C Snell N Erck J Johnson D Hyde S Turner Plskorovrskn S Dunn M L Cassleberry L Blgford from Rou Komarowskl M Welg,e C Hememann F Wesolovsskl Westphal G Funkhouser R Dent T Preuster V Thomas Peckham P DlClxlHSOU B Humphrey R Heschke P Topor Ovsen Foreground M155 Rlordan M Wrlson '04 SPONSORED BY oLCoTT SKATING RINK . , , J I , . , . , , . J , . , . , . . , . . , . ' s ,' s A I u - a - a - - ' ' 1 - s - v ' a ' J s - ,Q - v - y 9 - : - v ' 9 - s - . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . 1 - x I r Y Y ' v , . h , . ' , . A . . - , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , , ' , . I , . , . . , . , . . .' . . . , - , - , - , - , - , 'l - a A u - a - I y ' I x Q - I x r S s - A 1 - . 1 - D. Fuller, E. Rutherford, M. Lester, A. Math, P. Williams, P. C. Widmer, M. L. Hooks. Serond Roux' R. Lruzzr, M. Remus, S , . A . , . I , . , . , - , - , - y V l , - 1 - s v - - ' l s - V 1 ' l a - V s - lx - n ' u ' .' ' ,I a ',. ,'. ,. , - , .. .' :P - ly - lx - , - r - a ' ' ' ls - ' v - 1 - Y 1 D . 9 ,, . ' ' ' , . . ' ' ' - , - P 1 ' n ' L r ' 1 - - 1 s - ' ,'. - I v J' 1 ' va - Y L v - 3 - - - -.Effie :::.'-2, .2- .:' .E figsxn... ATHLETICS 000 .233- .I la. S I'I ll ll C UO! . :.l:: . '5:' 'Z I l ll llllu Illlosniilllu 0 CIO!! lllllt ll llllllll ll uolsalllllo lilllbllls In ilcollilluu it liiulll ll ollllullill li Quill!! lin QQOQIUIIOIOIDIIQQIDOOOA all! Ilitlilil ll! I lliiilnlloil IOIIOC utolillllliilllllii itll!! licillillllll In ltiltlilotlillliliillul Qllnoll lilo llnlilllom Qlillll 0 Ill lllillliln uclitllollili lil llolil clinic:llltllutlolcliclltl llllllloocloolllalni lllll iolclulclsculill U 0 In css. lolnllllllilclllt li 0 olol u lqulonllill lu clolllc :Danilo lllll lllln nciullnlll lu llcll Ollll llunolllll llciclloclll llli 0 ls ammonia lllnlcllllhl Olilll ll lnilnlla illll coal! ltllnll In Qlcllilll :lull stil!! Oli Iliclliollniil lliill til lltllo liclillliii llull In lnllol uloulociiliiill 0 ll liouccnlltttnllll ltllllli uilicllttlltloclitlloil 0 lIIlllllllllllliiolillolliu lutllllllil liullilb 0 A lliltbiuull lliillltll Il oitllilllilllll tliltlllis so olillllllllilli llolulllii tl QIIUICUUOOIOIIJIOUIOOUQU m 00 so lcictioliliIcttltllllilli I!! lunlluno llllllnllulllcllti IIIUOC ll lulunnlo ltlllllollii ullilcliitil ll 0 lllllsllolnc laollnonnltlil ituilniillll O Illotllloloc Oli!!! uoosillliccllolu :auto lillic ' 222fmassfssssasssssssssss-'mf ' ...::... ::::::::::z'::::': ' ...sr 55555552 ..seasasass2gg2222s2s'..-25g22222tf- EEE '222222S2 ...EEEE5EEE5'5E::::5'5 - ::: - ..:::::::g::::Q5gg5gg5fg,:.-' 5555555 '... 555555555:5555gggg::v 55555:::::5g5 ,.- ' Eason ' . tucson . .. ' 1 - ..::::::::.... msssssssiaiiesi. EEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. X ::::::::::::::::::::. :::::::::5:::::::55552 - ::::::::::::::::::::::. . :::::::::::::::--:-sz-. 2 lllllllllllll II sisesaaissssssssssisss. .SEEEEEEEESEESSEEEEEEFA EESEEEEEEEEEEEESESEEEEEEEEB ---:::::::::::::::::: : . is ::5E5E'5E555555555E55'E'5'5'E. mssaassissezssasasssszizzmhg- EEE EEEEEEEEQEEEEEER ' E55555 -35555532 . ::::::.:.5::::::555 .ll IIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIA :zz ..:::::-:-::::::::::::. . :::::::5:5g::::::::::5Q. ''5555555::55555EEEiI5:5: 5EE5E555E35 5 552 5 .. 'z . a' 8 . i l 2 l . z : s 0 l ' . I 3 a. -, . I l U. . C I C O: . . :I A : ' . : .S z x : ' 5. 5' z , . 'z:. O ll . 3 C ll O. - 2 ' 255. Ol O 0 ai 0 ' : S CC . lllllifilllglssslgglggsgggggzs .. ' .Q.2S'S222233-2...22223333S2333.333 ' 'Sn Sitting: M. L. Kennedy, Miss Colquhoun, Mt. Internicola, J. Newton. Standing: C. Bigford, S. Agnello, G. Nichols, R. Ware, T. Gilbert, R. Diez, G. Hoffman. ATHLETIC COUNCIL OFFICERS WORKING TOGETHER FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT Pfelidem-' Our Athletic Council is larger than usual this James Newton year. The sponsoring of spectator buses is an im- 5eC'f6'fflf9'-' portant function of this organization. Mafl' I-Ou KfffmedY It also promotes sportsmanship among the Tfedfufef-' players and enthusiasm among the spectators. Carol Bigford Sponrored by MC ADAM AND SON, BARKER, NEW YORK AND BECKWITHS HARDXWARE AND ELECTRIC, BARKER, NEW YORK Back Rou C Ward R Hass D Raetz A Clemens R Wlll13.mS L Wnllard G Nlchols E OShea T Devereaux Second Rou G Maybach G Golden J Kenny C Poole T Ware R D1ez E McKee R Gould Front Rou R Fm F Boudreau F H111 j Newton L Bouclreau A Hall L Short FOOTBALL C oacbef Mwagen b I J. Bertna, P. Inrernicola , C' . A R. Web e and J. Flscher Ter 'Z-941112 R. scmuns an 'Y Ware SPONSORED BY: CABIN RANGE Standing: R. Diez, D. Atnold, F. Williams, R. Wittlinger, T. Ware, R. Webber, Mr. Chodaclt. Kneeling: B. Wittlinger, J. Newton, R. Adams, E. McKee, J. Kenny. Nov. 25 --- Akron Dec. 5 Le- ...,.... - Bye Dec. 12 Niag-Wheat Dec. 19 ..., .... W ilson Dec. 23 -- Medina v Y Jan. 9 - Roy-Hart Jan. 16 re- Lew-Port jan. 23 - Starpoint E jan. 27 e-- Newfane Jan. 30 ,.... Bye Feb- 5 U- ------ Akron Barker has not seen such a varsity team as this for a Feb- 10 N518-Wheat long time. They staged some really eye-opening games, from Feb' 13 'ffn ---- W ilson the first to the last. This team has a special feather in its cap. Feb' 17 -' Medina Over Christmas vacation the varsity team and cheerleaders Feb. 20 - Roy-Hart I Feb. 24 WW U- Lew-Port journeyed to Geneva for a non-league game. The Raiders Won Feb- 27 kg W- Smpoim with a score of 62-52. Congratulations on a most successful Mar. 6 - Newfane year! SPONSORED BY: LLOYD AND DAVID LANDEL STRONG'S GULF SERVICE 108 YV M'-..,, X ...ni TL' , ,Y K- QL.. ,V F lb - Q4 '. Q '. W5 mm Q 3 AQ ix hug A , n R, an tl - A ,1 9 5 A - . 'Y f' -. AXVGX1 ll . ' Y ,J A . A M 0 EK X u 'Y R f x k, I 2 ' '1- jf ,f.. 55 - X X X.X f ?5i?L gy m x X 'A X i R mix x X gg? 1.0 L ' f1::r 3 Q! ,Aly ff?Qa,' i 1 4 SPOMSQQ Slanding: Mr. Wittlinger, H. Steele, 1. Thiel, H. Short, J. Vahey, J. Steele. Kneeling: B. Dent, J. Dempsey, R. Ware, D. Harrod, J. Davis. IR. VARSITY BASKETBALL Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 25 5 12 19 23 9 16 23 27 30 6 10 13 17 20 24 27 6 , , A f,,.,.,,. - Bye -- ,-, Niag-Wheat ,wet Akron The Jr. Varsity basketball team was almost brand new this year. Our team showed the Niagara-Orleans league some thrillers, the close games that spectators enjoy the most. ---W W'l Midi? They made a habit of winning, however, and many boys ,Y Roy,Ha1.t are looking forward to varsity play next year! ,W Lew-Port --, Starpoint --- Newfane ----- Bye -nan Akron Niag-Wheat E , E ,,,,,, Wilson , - , Medina - - , Roy-Hart , , - Lew-Port , W Starpoint , , - E Newfane SPONSORED BY: STRONG'S SUPER MARKET 1 10 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Smmizng L Allen G johnson R Fxtt R Howell R Taylor R Malcolm J Carpenter D Kraus Kneelmg G Czelusta R Truesdell J Coulter R Montague R Eaton W Maybach R Schll 1 MANAGERS Rrchard Schrllmg Football Ronald Allen Bfukezball Robert Benton Basketball Robert Sweeney Bafeball Watch the expressions here A Robert Wtttllnger shoots from the foul lxne Don Arnold Franlue Wlllrams and Jun New ton look skeptxcal Roy Wrtt lmger and Terry Wye smtle confidently and :ts rn 4 I b muf- fn ,Q m a A X ARNITH CIIFYRLFADYRS 1 X CHYYRII-XDFRS lm 1' A I1 JU NLC U s m m R mlm N NNN SPONSORED BY SMITTH 5 RI STALRAINT , A ' . ' X ew .V - f E Mc Q 1 0 f ,f 5, R , N 2? Q 4 I' I, Hess, R. LLlLkII'L.1I1. Bruno, S. B.1I'IlL1IH. M. L, IQCIIHCXEY. ff Biggtwrd. ff? 4 ' k f K Q ' T Ne 2 L. 5 K , 4 L L Q, . s i tk , sk - In ' I 'Af , W 5' E , . .nv W . L, f f , . x if 'mu M, J. Afli UU Y B- . 1 If, B. J.lINL'f. I-wf.',' Rffuf 5. X. Q , bl. 1 . '. f 'th. 1 fra:-AQ Cl L Y TEA D v- 0 LCR 9- 55 R: ., . Q31 f. l .. A- .....-.-...--...q-. R ,R 1 RK RK ....v- ' I.. ,. 4' QR KC4! R K0 VARSITY BASEBALL M15- Stmzdizzgn' Mr. Bertha, R, Diez, T. Ware, J. Kenny, R. Wittlinger, R. Wittlinger, D. Courcy, R. Neuman, Mr. Internicola. Kneeling: T. Luckman, J. Newton, L. Strickland, D. Raetz, R. Hass, L. Short, P. Hossenlopp, G. Hoffman. X S ' f I ' ' Hz l 1 ,WHA Y-4-164, 71 QQKQ3? , IR. VARSITY BASEBALL .S'm11di11g: A. Hall, R. Melantl, bl. Vahey, T. Deverenux. M. Scanlan, McKee, D. Arnold, R. Webber, B, Malcolm, Mr. Chotlack. KI1EE1i71,Q.' VI. Davis, R. Fox, G. O'Shea, L. Boutlreau, B. Dent, Kolbe, G. Nichols. Spomored by SMITH'S ROSES, INC., GASPORT, NEW' YORK 'II4 A fy- f S ' V, 'A 1 91343 5 K mm T QS? W Y wg MF' 5 V :lil it 'QM :fgf i 54 4 X .W--M-semi f FZ , ' , V' - ,IS M sg K ,x Q 1, . ww .--:QQ kg. iis.??iW Sm M5 ,Y Q - ik- V 4 A K ' 'Wu W Y' i Q- I f ' f A1 5 ,W . AM 13 A Q- qiiifx 'MW w WM Y TE . r foggy Q 7 5 Hifi' f Q,--Ak N ,,,, 'hanw gf ff? A -1 if fy J af? ' .I 1 ,j - if Z ,U fe is J H if 15 F 1' g?w a 1 . S :xx wx - - X f H '4 1, 'H ll' ,W Tis- 14,15 Win if 1 Jr A1- AQ. ,ww mm. 1- 4 W5 75'2'4HX5 ao'-fMfit 20359 'QM' P f A ' and .wwf . A? W ,. Q si Q' ' 5 mmf Q if mu. H...,,,.. .,.....,. L 4? V .Q Ts vs, , K 2 Q, tifzg' . W , . I B Vs? W. 4 , 1, ii? ,J , '46, ---. ,naman und'- 4. , 'Ph p 2 . A 4 fs ...,-,.,.........,. ' 6 1 Af. ,v-u.L7...vv-5-. .ma V0.4-f E sn W M R. J ? ' is 6 rag., X HY Q ,Ni b 1' ,. Y t. K 4 9525 s X , .R 'L 0 -V 4 H . A X .5 A . -A - ,-, , I .Mk K kv . Vg! . ,K wb X ew 5 V ' 'F' Az Q at . V . m 1 i 1 PY' I t N 5' , xxx X K ,fi em QM' if MSTYTWSF' I A, , ,L if ,MY K .nu www, ,qw--nn. WM . 5' w .M vt 3 V 'W Bm' SHA M 'Zi ,,, 'ff' av S' ,ri ES, W f ' ' M-SWVU 1 'q W ' 5 5 ' 5 -5 , f 5, A 2 9 1 ' g 3 . . f 5 5 v ' - ,i g 1 f A t ., , V iv if in ' ., If ww as , at W X 3 , v. 6 , 1 ,Fwd ii, , - 1 f v lf fu if gr 1 5 bf f x. 1 ig 'fm ' 'f m if ' 3 , A A Z 'Q QS, 4 .. . ' ,. 'f X T wr 1 , . Cf 4 xi ! g 1. l H ra i 1 'Q M g Y J Z ff in J gg, . , f-nk .X ' - , - 3 X ., -' K . W + 1 X -r . L, , ld? V '- WH Yg', :Qklf i ' X M 7' M M GRADE INTRAMURALS Bark R011 R Fltchlce Mr Bertha M hscher L Iarp A Sandy Thla' R011 J Hiilkhf D Abt R Schultz R Vtlla D Becltvuth M Greene A Prutlom M Fltt R Thlemke L Schar lau 56101111 R011 Gotlzrsz P Walker T Moran B Prslxorowxslu N Gootlrnh J Sulluan D Heldemann J Mandawllle J Kelth B Logan ffm! R011 H Kropp C. Sharpe B Capen H Larkm T Holmes P Malr P Dxckmson I Westphal M Rxley S Hlllman GRADE IN A LRALS Back R011 K Harght M Iarp A Math I' Rutherford D Puller G Porter M Kimble M Lester W W1 ard S Kraatz I Niant, R Hare f011r1b R011 G S ollt C Sncll S Srmmons P Rohmson K Hassal P Capell B Reed Funkhouser S Potter M Hooks M Green J Humphrey L Mrtton Tbzrd R011 Mrss Nuratn A Sthultz B WAIT L McCanty K Gancasz B Bowler S Laubackcr C Ha1g,ht D Wrllranus J Wartl G LaJo1e S Rae V Swugert Mrs McAvo5 Semnd R011 B McKee H Hooks L Zarajtzyk S Turner J Smlth J Whxtc NI Kmghts M McAvo5 B Austm S Dunn L Beaver F1111 R011 C Mclfntte L Surdell R Harrmtgton L Herdcman S Deats L Costello B Crosler G Bradley U. I ' .q D . V ' ' . 3, y 4 ,I ', . 'ky ' 1 ' 1 ' A- 1 - 1' l 1 - S AA v 4 v 1 - - v A , ,. -, ' V 1- ' 'r 'Y . . . ' ' , D. , . 4 . ' ' -' . - - K 1 1 ' 1 ' v ' 1 - u 4' I 1 ' ' ' ' I ,KI 4. T . gl, . 1 1 +- 4- ' ' 1 - X E 2 - 5 , 1 , ,L f ,. ' 1 5 ' I 2 ,. ,L - 1 . . , f I , ' 'W , -jf. 1 'QW nf, Q A S B lil . .. Q. K X X . fel fe 4 ' N. A ' TR M ' , . ll , . , I 1 . 1 . - .- . 'usf ', . - . V ' . ' 7. ' '. 7,' . . . I ' 'Y ' ' . , D ' fr 1 1 - A , 1 ' ' ' .7 1 ' .7 Y ' v! ' - Y S' 3 ' I V ' ' X 1 ' x - . 1 - ' m ' y ' 1 s - a - - GOLDEN PATRONS MR and MRS FRED BARNUM MRS ALICE BODINE MISS DONNA L COLQUHOUN INR and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS JOHN W COSTELLO THOMAS L DEN EREALX SR THOMASJ DEVEREALX D W EICK CARL HASS and MRS CLIFFORD HOLMES and MRS EARL JONES and MRS EDWARD KEARBELINE MRS MILDRED B KENNEDY MR and MRS JOSEPH KOMAROWSKI and MRS CLARENCE KRAUS and MR LLOYD LANDELL and MRS MANDAVILLE and MRS XVILIAM RAETZ SR and MRS ROBERT ROBINSON 1nd MRS FRANK ROSSOMOND and MRS KENNETH SCHILLING and MRS and MRS and MRS and MRS DELBERT SHARPE LISLE SHORT HENRY STARKS WILLIAM SWEENEY SPONSORED BY LLOYD AND DAVID LANDEL AND CHIIDS LOCKPORT PLAZA 120 1 . . . MR. . . ' ' , MR. . . ' ,JR MR. . . . MR.f . MR. . ' A MR. . L MR. . MR. . MR. . A MR. . MR. . MR. . MR. . . MR. . 1 1 MR. . 1 A MR. . 1 MR. . MR. . CLASSIFIED BUSINESS PATRONS NAME ADDRESS AUTOMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS BOKMAN BROS FRONTIER PONTIAC CADILLAC NC GERALD TUMALTY HOWELL MOTORS JOHN RATHKE 8: SONS INC VERELLIS USED CARS CANDY WHOLESALE JOBBERS F D MEYERS BOTTLING WORKS NC PUNCHS SPECIALTIES SOUTHLAND FROZEN FOOD WONDER BREAD 8: HOSTESS CAKE BOW LING MAPLE RIDGE BOWLING LANES INC CLOTHING STORES CHILDS FASHION FABRIC CORNER J C PENNEY DEPT STORE KENNEDY BROS MENS AND BOYS STORE LOCKPORTS MISSES 8a PETITE SHOP INC MORRISON S WOMENS WEAR CO WILLIAMS BROTHERS COMPANY CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS BARKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION CADET CHEMICAL CORPORATION DAIRIES DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM DAVIS DAIRY PETTITS DAIRY BAR SEALTEST ICE CREAM DRY CLEANERS ECKERS CLEANING SERVICE HEWIT'TS CLEANERS 8: DYERS MEDINA TAILORS AND DRY CLEANERS ONE HOUR DURA CLEANING FARM MACHINERY c J PERRY .sf SONS INC EARL W LOADES S4 SON MCADAM AND SON MERRITT WHITE OLCOTT FARM at HOME SUPPLY SHAW BROTHERS Medma Meclma Alabama Newfane Wrlght s Corners Mrddleport Lockport Medma Barker Buffalo Medma Lockport Lockport Medma Lockport Lockport Lockport Lockport Barker Burt Tonawanda New fame Lockport Nragara Falls Barker Medma Medma Medlm Gasport Meclma Barker Barker Newfane Newfane TELEPHONE 1806 W 8 7461 SP 8 8625 4 3769 3 9440 SY 5 3221 TA 2600 1738 4 0245 4 3372 4 1098 4 4441 4 1400 3 3821 53282 SP 8 8555 LU 8500 8 7191 4 2210 BU 4 8871 5 3332 1289 2 2641 5 3812 5 3113 8 9588 8 8211 . ' 370 - I . ' H . I . , , . 6 . . ' ' 732 SCOTT'S MENS AND BOY'S WEAR Lockport 4-4822 SY - V Sp - ' SY - ' ' 803 ' 70 . . . SP - . ' 707 SY - SY - SP - SP - CLASSIFIED BUSINESS PATRONS NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE FEED MILLS ROYCRAFT FEEDS INC H C PRATT B RESSEQUIE 8: SONS EUGENE OBYRNE SONS FLORISTS RICHS FLOWERS SMITHS ROSES INC SUITS FLOWER SHOP FURNITURE PIES FUNITURE THE WITKOP 8: HOLMES CO GROCERY STORES COLTERS GROCERY STRONGS STORE PHILS SUPER MARKET STRONGS SUPER MARKET CHAPMANS HARDWARE Sz ELECTRIC APPLIANCE BECKVUITHS HARDWARE ELECTRIC HAUSERS INC ORLEANS ELECTRIC KALAMAZOO SALES 8: SERVICE TAYLOR MADE PRODUCTS NIAGARA SUPPLY CO INC INSURANCE EDWARD CONNER RICHARDS INSURANCE AGENCY BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE CO JEWELERS HARRY HAMILL JEWELERS ALBRIOHT JEWELERS HUDSON JEWELERS HEMINGWAYS WATCH SHOP LEO J LEBAR LUMBER COMPANIES BARKER LUMBER CO RIDGEWOOD LUMBER CO N ewfane Barker Barker Lockport Medma Lockport Lockport Lockport Barker Barker Wright s Corners Appleton Mrddleport Barker Lockport Medma Lockport Gasport Lockport Newfane Barker Appleton Lockport Lockport Medma Medma Lockport Barker Lockport 8 7371 5 3358 5 3818 4 1244 2 2681 3 5903 3 5951 3 3211 5 3333 5 9903 3 5340 8 9560 5 9911 5 3822 4 3976 36625 2 5591 4 0786 8 9121 5 9902 5 3886 3 3461 4 4095 18 7 3 8696 5 3711 4 7090 . SP - . . SP - . SP - ' ' SP - ' I 968 I , . SP - ' SP - ' SP - ' SP - ' ' RE - TAYLOR'S HARDWARE Lockport 3-5409 ' Sr SP - ' ' 365 - SP I - SP - ' SY - ' . SY - ' 703 , . 3 . . 124 F.-. 0011 w ru, S CARS 2 ax MINT! XX, fQi!3xnxx.LM 'Lal qi Agiffiigzg L N QADILQ5' ff - gf WEEE - I f3ir'Af. t A M W f isa fix-am. wnvwm ' ' ke! 1'-M ssnwczuc lf mx fu nm., 'xl w 2 QM ' .Zf.'.1 IL -www-ww., MWA , 5553 93643 ' 75: f .Rik W, 5 , ,. - CLASSIFIED BUSINESS PATRONS NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE MISCELLANEOUS BARONES MUSIC HOUSE INC BREAM FUNERAL HOME CABIN MNGE CENTURY HOUSE CLEMENS POULTRY FARM JAYS CAMERA SHOP LLOYD AND DAVID LANDEL MARINE TRUST CO MORTIMER CO N C HALL PLUMBING NIAGARA SPORTING GOODS OLCOTT SKATING RINK PARK HOTEL RIDGE ROAD EXPRESS INC S C NEHLS SLAUGHTERING AND MEAT PROCESSING SOMERSET MARINE TOM JOLLS WUSJ RADIO RESTAURANTS APPLE GROVE INN BERNECKERS RESTAURANT KORNER KITCHEN TAYLOR S RESTAURANT TEDS INN SERVICE STATION 8: AND OIL COMPANIES BARKER KENDALL SERVICE BILL MAC FARLANE ESSO BRIDGEMAN OIL COMPANY L S FREEMON OIL CO LOCKPORT CO OP GLF SERVICE INC NIAGARA CO GLF COOP INC STRONGS GULF SERVICE WM M SMITHS SERVICE STATION SHOE STORES PARS SHOE STORE TRUCKIN G 8: CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES H 8: R CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES H 8: R HOME CEMENT WORKS JOSEPH NICOLIA TRUCKING AND BULLDOZING L F HARROD 8: SONS Lockport Gasport Lockport Gasport Barker Lockport Gasport Barker Lockport Barker Lockport Olcott Lockport Lockport Barker Barker Lockport Medma Johnson Creek Barker Newfane Gasport Barker Lockport Barker Mrddleport Gasport Lockport Barker Gasport Lockport Barker Barker Barker Newfane 3 8377 2 2410 3 3914 2 5882 5 9950 3 2965 2 2255 5 3297 3 9181 5 3414 3 3590 SP 8 8321 SY 3 5911 3 6777 5 3245 5 3003 1070 5 9124 5 3155 8 8111 5 9993 5 3360 3 5190 5 3311 5 7341 2 2646 4 3240 5 3360 2 7797 3 8642 5 3406 5 3761 5 9975 , . SP - SP - ' SY - SP - . SY - . . SY - . . ' 5 SY - SY - ' RE - SY - SMITTY'S RESTAURANT Barker SY 5-3025 ' SP - ' SY - SY - SY - - Sp . ' SY - . . ' Sp - SY - SY - 126 'W ,Q -fi. f S 4 A -if- w,,5L x V M - ' - ' 5 Q W I F I ,wa , , .sk hw. 1704! Q 1-.Q LOCKPORT NEWFANE BUDDES MARKET CARNAHAN SWANSON J WARD REED al SON INC KELLEYS SUB SHOP KNEELANDS VIOLET SHOP LICATA BROTHERS INC LOCKPORT AUTO PARTS LOCKPORT BOWL INC LOCKPORT OFFICE EQUIPMENT LOWERTOWN FOOD MARKET MILLS JEWELERS MULLETT JEWELRY OWENS FORD TRACTOR PLASTER NEWS CO PLAZA HARDWARE RANDLEIGH FARM RAY DRIER SEARS ROEBUCK THE BOOT SHOP MEDIN A BLISSETS CHILDRENS SHOP CLUB 31 RESTAURANT 84 MOTEI HALF MOON INN HARVEYJ ROBINSONS LE VAN FURNITURE MEDINA PARTS MIKE BOKMAN BUICK ROSENKRAN PHARMACY INC W T GRANT CO MIDDLEPORT LACKNERS MOBILE HOMES PETERSONS DRUG STORE THAXTERS KENDALL SERVICE WEBBERS COLLISION MILLERS JAMES E WATTS RED 8: WHITE CONEY ISLAND DUANE RUSSELLS WATER SKIS FLINT BROTHERS HARDWARE H W SMITH CLOTHING HERLANS LIQUOR STORE ROGER FOOTE NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SAGE NURSEY STIERLEYS CONFECTION SHOP JEDDO J HOBART SNEEL QUALITY HOMES BARKER BEN FROST 8: SON CHARLES BLOW METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE EDDYS BARBER SHOP FAERYS BEAUTY SHOP MARGARET MELANDS BEAUTY SHOP RAYS SERVICE BURT BURT GROCERY STORE STAR TRAILER COURT GASPORT COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND GENE RUSSELLS GULF SERVICE GOODNICKS RED 81 WHITE GREY ROSE BEAUTY SHOP KRAUS AND GARLOCK DRY WALL LUCKY STOP SERVICE RUTHS FOOD MARKET JOHNSON S CREEK RYDERS APPLIANCE AND MOBILE HOMES CENTER R. F. BROOKS J. J. CONNOLLY INSURANCE COMPANY 3 ,,..v ' BRIDGEMAN OIL COMPANY u 'Ns SHAW BROTHERS .gf Xe Q S C S I l X A X , l 2 , , H -6 fa C - -e- 1'-+f E ' E 'sfssr l 4RINE mug lf E E 57:5 - mf Z5 BARKLPr.FV.flJ Qt K W 'muunr TCIXST an f lf R f r 4 N sw 2 S Q ' 3 ' Twin!- .ytl Q 411 K N v 1 'fe XA E E C Q MARINE TRUST CO., BARKER PARK HOTEL 1' U ml:-g c. J. PERRY? SON E UU gs S Q xx 'fi ffw M . C. j. PERRY Sc SON, INC. The Class of 1959 wishes to thank all the patrons and advertisers who have made the Lazmtor possible. 129 MMM K W 2 W W ,fWlQf'H jf Kiwi? YWQWG Mm W W MM 3 Q Mrffq GMM' Mjpyff MN WS? Wwgww W ,ff M W Q WW M yd 9' QMLW WW! WMMQKWMMMW A 130 lzfwfeflv WMU' ' MCM Q W Q S E , fit, X fd you vs 'N WX Q JW JW W x QW ' H Q-f 'TW QZKLFY-6 WW Af ,aft la. Q36 , ' 9 I Mm ' L Ofwywwf-MU M R C0 A P Konsus Cnty 0 'Nru' '35 .4 - LLEGI TE ' R M, nu E- -3 Lil ' '1wMf ' ' - Y ' .1 . 1 V ri 5 L'n :Atl - ' F,' x fi ,gy W -1- , f Q W ., 7-nn Q .,: wi. Y Q s fab A Cir' ,H L v fi' 3:94 Ao I we-, 'vw - , f . v 5 ,X Q! v,. I .y .kk . x '-- 7 ' 'v fri -pub 'X -, V s 1 .N. s he In lo ,.,, A My -ng: ,- i If-52' Q . 41 ll- ' t a . rf: JN 'P O 3 'r in gg 'hx ' Q '-354. ww +, 1, . N -E ,ll fl' H 1 :' qi di' 1-I ,-' il ' . ,Q gi K,--... 4 , U -- ,- 2 . X 'i Sh' -' Tfrxgff H 'Y 'Fi -Q. 'i fx ?L1 J,.?? X ' '-pf i ' . -CZ' -' 'N' -'. .' ' 'iff' x,'3C.d'? QL-'f'w 'S'2'- ' - ,KU -E.-'Fin 'A 'ixr!fY'?1'7 'wQ .1-T4 'V i -'T '1' wiv '.fs.1L,. -. , va' ' 2 ' 'Mfr C l .v f' in 1.'c g1.:f:ref '.'. - f.- 2- r 31:5 .. ' .J , Tv! ' 1 'T 'I as ' Arm- -1. '. '- - rf gl I, QQW O .. -- 0 fy . fa v- - uf . -10 X i- aim- '. 5 - ' ' .-9. 'xl-ffilzk.. . jx e .. . . 5.1, . N . 3 4 QQ ., -- - '--'.1i.-f::--f - -- . -. . I we-., ff -Ls 4-1 if M- ..vfv'-.-- ww f w'-arm '25 f,fL1f,. :'-Q-L: ' In '1 .,i,,'L-igg..,-,5-fd 'AW' 5- -:-g,iQq'Tfh4,isl5, ' -1.-. ' wwf W G - dl'-qufi' 2,.-'-'jg :l' INK ..'. --G.-A-A. Sr, -1 fy, V 1. M, .- -,.'..-. ,L .,,-, . I -A xxx, mlb-If :xg 'Q x:lf,,1:xN.x rf.. 'J Q M . -T' 4--. 1 A ' . ,H U .A , . - 4 x -v, ,.NT'Af'f:fi'. 5 Q. X- ,Q H. . ..L ,.,l .h . . , . .L1 . x, ky AL Q, . x -s,l I W .Vx ', jd. 'xg'-.Nl-.,,x 1 as tv- 1 sub-A . T ,J N V- , . 'I-5 L,-. , A--fs-F Xv ,.,X -Q - , F 5 X.-U ,--JG' Q. r 5-tw. , i - I I' 4130 11 -?tf'.YsN:lllD-:'-,,.: 'A-'..:':gL' :X fa.-, Tl 'N fi, v as r- T-. TSE.. xo. .M E !gJgf'vi5m.y-sltfs- z, SS- Q L' ' ' f. - , . -' 3 '....A--,w Q' - X 1: -A 5 - .' ,- ,- - iw' --:-'f '-X g , -Jyv ---' QX - '--, . .- - JM' W .- IGM P f -25 aff-' fx' 9:1 4 -NJN! -.-r-QP!!-v. . V -H 'Y-3.:w Q 1 -. ' .'- 'ww -.'r'.,' 'H w.'v-'-Vx -,'..a.'a ' 'Y-,vi- av ffr- . - -:A l' . W ,-I YV , ',g ,jriuq ,f :.xkwtfu?.Mg'4,,iNfTX,2., - my lvqiltsiiy, Q-x,,-,'xg,,,, 5,-,f...,'R. 1- -buy - --uh... r r, 'Q' - '- '12 .GR 'J ' KK ' x hxql 't A f A4 - 5' ff ',? !- 'l -Y' '. ' 1 'iff '7 'a 7 'Q 1 ' 'f 1- xx IW- -3 1 -A ' 'xx ' ,.l .fi xi- QAXXW xl .4-5 ,H x L ., . X-AAN . V ,kxv X X xy x , lv -,U ...Zh L ,933 . --X Y. .-xg' wut. . Av , ' ,N ,f wt.. i V in: X jk V M X. Q.. s-'Nh -Y , wxgy, K XX ' 'X' XV? Qm' Lf' f+'l 1'.m nl!1'11:' 417' ff' 1' 7 fwg' s. K?7.X!l.1 1 1 xxx hx xxx' 4-'SF 'fy Ii RX 'L ' ' ' 1- - ' 1 X. 'nm Af 1 N X' r ' Aa- fI,.,'z' I' I . II: I 6, f I JIIPI,g gun 'QI 53 I. wif? III' , ff f .I - A ,5.V f. n'Q'f+'hQ: -l.? fb-nf , ' H :fluff U' 'l.f.'1 rl' 9' . I W. pf ,Ji .v 3 r . ' 'VO 3 'II ,IK OA, :NIJ Q VA: 4' I 5.1: , - Ani, ' dh!-' niftihlgf fain? '!2 b'1::g: V! 2 Ev 'ft' f 'Hr figjh I J-f it ' erin I Y'-'ff' A 1.3 rf' : if V 'Mig N.-fri!! -v,!?'-21' In ,qv -X r, .v , . , qi. . IqA IgA! ,I ,yin-I .gg-.X ,.fV.v ff I.,,..,M ,g.. -, 5, Ir. I I t . Ah rw' . ,'7' I4 haf' Q4 . V ' '.fIf!?.I ulgp 6 156' Q I,iI5.,1.I? jg! 5:1-P- w LVM f -fffff i ! ly, .if I I- . If, I I , R .,vII'5 5 fr 5gs5f?:,Igfff iff-. 5521-V W' fffv-'Tv P ,,, figs, ,V 432356 :QV IQ III ,,.- ,r I4 I if-.5 -II X I1-I' ' . .' J ali' If Eg ' ' N I' Q 5 nf f4'Q 2?-10952-a.6g'.gr1IgQ. A. ?iS A,f:KQ ' ff I ,M If iw - 7,j4,w-,I I .I W, I. I -Ah Ib I I-,zzrmr IW A ,Q If 3, - , V . L .til V, f w,,fv.:.'.. ,QQ 4 I . H2523 ami? F, :I A 9,-Ay. II ,, 1, V 141, , 4, qw 5. H lv W' .F W .. 1fh,:iQ'M-'V '.. ! QPU. I'p1eT .f ?f .V .-1. 'fl Q. A,f j-YIM! I. . .ff 0Im,51.,,vj,2,1:g, U. A. , I iff, QQ V+ I-. -A 452' ww -f ' --U. . ' -M? W+3.f,1J'f?.f5f54. . V ,F ,5g2f.f,I 'L,:'wI1Q.'Ii,aI2.P5Ig:m:1.g1x,..IIIff :rr ig, Y ' ,ff V , . 4, 5, .. ff, yyne, ., ,'.- , A fx, 5- 'V Iv ,, - II K V k - a , W . V . , ' 5. -' ., 1' ' v S ..b3 w. !2 ':fQ 4Lnf'?jf3Mln:f: ih,'7'J3?'Vf'l 'Q f Wi 'HQ' . 3' ., f -M' V aww ...-g,.,V-+V . Vw. V . .... . . f 'Sf' 1.-gf f, f' W1 . J- ' ' . T n - ' , V AQ? Jug, ' gli f . , 9 4 .. 'ffrg'-.I1I.f 'Q wk!-'Iuqglg Q 6 .,. , V ' , - ' A .IH 'N 4,3 - 1. g'I my . II . fy A, 5 ,,I1I4f I I ,WI--I., 5+ f . W - ' . .Q IQI I Lt ' 4 Ig. ' st, -' . , I PiIVIV-,Sf -,,- Q U . I '.. ifi' KP 'J ' ' K .- , I.,'A , 1- I' .-. f II-,HIM Q? A ,M - , , vI . III. .?' . .' FJ W2 :girvV'?'W'i ?Ki+' lQfii.w'-R'F' f we W ' A' W ' fla, ' . . ' ' 4 - V W . v ' 4 ' + ...ff-. .2r f'? 5- -16-51 - fff. . V :V -V ff' f ' -05: Igw?ff.V ?gf5 faffQ.- :w?'.f M ,fs-. ' 4' fm,-.fVf f ...W..g.,. 1-w.?g.:.S-1. -W . 1 , 4' ' K .,--I A .-. III.I - II I, V. ,-.Av II L. -. v.I I'?'. ,' ' yn., I .lm-E'?J f -K .w i :fa 63? V ' 4 . fx I , , II . , I I A f .2 A I ,N II I , II .- ,. 'f . . f '-fgigi' A QT , II.3'r51'?s .gg f ,. -sy' ':b?i?Jf?Q if 1, , I- .J If -I V., . In 'I I 'I .. 4I.I I , - I 'I II I I.. I II I I .V I, 5 fig' A. 'f E ..I.1, gk 1115422 3, ' 3 35 5 Q- NM, w TNJ '.el,y. Z 4 VV . ,RV Nffyfiff I Ifgfp' -55,4 71-V.' ff? W -': ' I . ,vu ':'. A , gf A Q .. f. '..,FI,.ix F. , i If pwgfk. ,- 3. ,. .ff V ,, +wx:.i?,nl' - I 'f ,r-V f 'f 'Q mn . .V. - .f- ' -. V3 rg? .ffwi-Nf ' -1 ' V A vw-1 AW' -X - . ' .-f Sif U V ..-affix, ity f M' Us Q.. -. .. Jw S W Ll' I 'jf -1 I V 'I Ife' I .I I .It IL? ,II I ' wI,g ',I mv- 3 Ikfyh . I ,:'w N III I . I ..,?1,,.k 61, -II5,.3Q,,II f5IIIII-'III IEE: 1-I II I :,y.+g5fI, Qq ,x A I I IMIIII ,M I My 6.3.1 - ga-gf fgigli,-.. S9443-Kwai. f:?f1b...,'Q ff' 9 .wa Q ':, -- Q. f . I -. . A . ,., ., 'V Q I ,IMI I'I I I I-Pty:-g5i'z' mqxfif I I .' I9?gi15ii!II'.:,x. 'LI II .'?.A .I 'I. 36 fa4iLr.5?1sI5,ik, weak- 'lf' :QV Q! ,B ' ' C,-7? 'f . ' 'ic' 2 '.+ ..a..4: 'Q is ' '3 3'ws ' 'fffsr'k ' W' ' 3- Il .' ,I -., 'I - I ' 1 I. . I, - Mn. H gg 'I .A I I. I IV -V , -,EW .XIIIQQTII-LI. f,G,..::'l9 -ggi: uhyxir 'I,I -A ': Ig? fazffzzk .I I , if It: 'I - A . 59 sf 1?3.'l-Ss.-fa..-.ap:V.52'Ii'fg9Q2f'i '1 f-:'f .:V-ii' ...V f , I ,AI I 'I -I., IA III Vxxh I,II ,A we vw j.III'1,I:I A . IDI ,. 1 I I , , V I- .4 II I X .. 1-II I 55 .4 I .4?.nx. ,N,xm.aQ...I,I?I5.I,15,::1IgI13,gII,Mf , f ' I I .I a..M-:II.fl?',t4,dxIf f :I . ,Q 'Ka-vy -,lL'm u. fffh 'S mf f 2f'-M. '1J:Lt.5,,':G, A.!W., I ,hpng J A . 4 ,'XI, . 'FM . 3 , ' li Iaffx V1 QNV ..-4-QU- -- 'r-V ..-4!h vfggn dura- 9-I 1. Sv' 1,43-4Qf'S1Qf-505-.ja 1+-aH'g5g:frfr YfV':f'fII ,I Va,-'Q' - HM. .M ',' ' .A ' -' 'I 'U' ' wig 7 vgimfvy, INmg,fgMiI,'wIi.,,. Egg! :A,.::L.:5V-34... QA! , nqvxy III IIII 1 Q I I I I II , I 1'-?.1 I Yghwp' 'W,,.J V v.:'5254 3,gfSi1Lip,3'g, W : D-2,4-J.:-ff-, . '- . A . ' . .--1 frm., 1Ws3,faQyg5w 4 Legg, 1. yfpqf- p ff. ivy., QI .IV fy -'xg - 5 .- P 4' w u I, -'i'M 'W' '1 MV H 1 Q..-am Q Mx' -f..ff- - -we f -I f V- . V -as -Q' 531' ' A' I-fHIfYiQj3T'fYifi,.F'1iIQHf.W,gIw,W'. Q- 'ips-l', ' , ,sr ...Ip IIIIIIJ3-' ., In -'1 ..-ff! fII3 . ig ,, - ,M 1. -, 5 ,. X 11, -f.-4. '.I, N fbfv 4 p,, y . ' - - . ' 1 If .M -.. :f2f'.Q?f31Pfw. .wLe w:ffzzi fsfe.ffs mxagvglhdv .1 H up t at Q9'wv.A W,H In Q n wr in A n ' '.56fi',i'?:',.52J,itf'2IIE?nJV1i'tQ'1l1Y'ijgIg2I:g5'.:Q.,.gwgj?'f1I:,IIf3i'..m, .I,.A'? .ff'.'?.'g3,,nq f-.N 'P-12:0-. 5I5'3'7r'ff. II. I., 'W -II W 'i ? '2 ffiiQ ,w'...'55L V 5' 1' MV V. 5ff2fg4 -'wsu '1sVw-'S-L. L'Jf I ,fn 'T iw ' fa' 7...f'5 .-V' ak- '3 ' 'FW -flu, ' . V 'fr .rw - Ja.. fwirw--mv' JE' ' T10-' M -Qf'v - ' . is - - HH ww-V - r '2 W.--if EMM + M z4d 5v5 ,siv3'- f..-fJs.'g'1' ,..2.w- .f mv. H . X. ff. ,NL ,firbngr M5 ' V Y 'wha' M wif'-'ay ' 'gif 'xxaryq-M. ' Q ' VV. 'MFL 'lu' K' ia 'hu' .51 N 9,.'v ,ltim-'7P.A'f'Hi32?A ' ' f U 3 ', L' YF! W .ir pf X. 1 k u wy.A 'S' W , x xy'-J' 5. w.,'. -. .- 1' '-QM x 5. K, ...al 9. V' JY! ' wq,' 'fi ,ga 5 x , W f! -'W ?f5?3f -1ffQW.eV. -',.VQQ.. - ' - ' f 'iff'-'fQFV.: f..2.. - 'Y far- - . - ,. 1, qu .-K+ .'1:',. Ii4x,,'m1., w - M - N U . m,.v -.f ,Q .5 XX ...Q 5,r.2..f , - ..f,'xxI 'I IvI I -4 .XL f..,IQIII.III I.'I I I. -' 1 I V' 'I v- ,,, VI '. A I',II1I . V'.III'k 13, I N U H' ', .'.' 754 A 'W WN T A' Qfkf-.,fXNf'7-'E2Tw ' 'H'?'7':f J'-'ear 'xdw gi , - - r,r -n Y,.!...x.',441w N I-s.V. Nw. IQ f I, Q, , ,3Iwp,5gI.,a II ,QIII .aX'4:L,I F .M , I.. , IHIIQIII ,Iwi 7-fII',.. IILIIII IWI I HII :III - I Y- ,:FII,3wla?IKII. 3.?IIIi Irifx' - A inn, 5 'Ui' I Iv-.,, swqtfx ifiyf 'A-' 'ily' ,www .VAX L' 'E' Aglvxww? Ex' AX 3 fi: ' ' . 1 '. . A I. ft' V4 gf -xW..l'j4vafiV' hw' MZ' A4742 nf. Shy A Iwxh 5. ' LV ' 1 h, fx I ' X ri. aw A? -+V . 1 ... .. Xyw,m.h-f..4yQI1XM M V .' LYQ? X1 I 55,-7 lf LI mi 'K f I 51,53 ,., X . f. W U' 'W V V -. -2 '. . J' X . 4 III IQIIII, Iv .I ,I'II ,II IXI II Pj YYIIII IIAII II-I I IJ :IJIXI1-I fIII- I. II I II ,IIXIIIII-,II-III.I II ,I'fII , '-.II' ' IXIIIV A 9kj.I'aI 3. N .nf I , 2 NI I - I.rIIIIxIII, . NL F K wr v W4 M '1 I,I I I , .I I I, I. I 'JWW ty II IrII I w., I-4 X, s, ,:ImI,!I I vi . 'SJ . ,,f..'lQ,IxxI?IIq.II.II w., III '- A v f HN V In. If IU m', 1. W'+.. H. .,I.I IN I -5,4 I -. 1 ,-,II-. w II 5 N 4 . ' ix ,x ,XII ' As, va -' Q E . .X Q