Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1956 volume:

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Have a good time with your year- book now, and as time goes on have some more good times looking it over and reminiscing about the good times you had back there in Bl-IS. .....m.ti WQYS A NX.. jfs Cf 5' J Z3 ' I W4 G iC0nien!5 W MMM ,., In Memoriam. . , 4 ADMINISTRATION Board of Education. . . . 6 V Faculty ....... . . . . 7 SENIORS History, Officers, and Honor Society Members . . . 12 Pic Senior Poll ................. . 14 Seniors of '56 . . . ........... . . 15 UNDERCLASSMEN Class of '57 ............. . . 34 Class of '58 .............. . . 36 Snapshots of juniors and Sophomores . . . . 38 ACTIVITIES Student Council ..... . . . . 40 Service League .......... . . 41 Publications ............. . . 42 Actors, Speakers, and Stage Crew . . . . 44 Clubs ................ . . 47 Music ............... . . 52 Sports ....... . . 56 Sports Snapshots. . . . . 68 JUNIOR HIGH J. O. Council ...... . . 70 Historical Association. . . . . 71 72 junior Dramatics Club . . . . . Music Organizations. . . . . 73 CLASSES AND SERVICES Secretaries, Cafeteria, Guidance . . . . 78- 9, Foreign Languages, Art ........ . . 79 ' Business, Science . ........... . 80 S' fl 1 LKAJXJ :inf Vx 3 ' W QL M . A Kb A , 0 iv Qxkgzfdij in 59253 W JOHN W. WADE 1928-1955 In Memorzdm OHN W. WADE was educated at Oswego State Teachers College and Rochester Institute of Technology. He taught General Electricity and Auto Mechanics in our school for twenty-seven years. He died October 28, 1955. The student body mourned the passing of Mr. Wade at a special as- sembly October 31, the day of his funeral. He is remembered with af- fection and respect by students and teachers alike. 4 ' ' ll ..........m..S.,,L.. QAM Al' 5. .. QV ,.,. i M! K Wk 'TSW .. ..-.... mi-H:f',fff,-m uf-I-fx + l'm J' l.- g'2 .E-Qi. QQf.,..A,,7 D C,0Y7'lrYll,4-v'lQC0,4-1Qng , 'X ..x1' v V ., . ,il-nlav i...- X.,,t,,.....-.- 591' 9.lQgflif'NdG. Mfcmgnef GX l ...ii Wm. 5-,,.hMM,,,,,,, M. 4 ...M 'K-Q. X ' 3 . -' aww LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Edward L. Osborn, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Charles Sohns, Mr. Edward Burleigh, Mr. Robert Male, Clerk, Mrs. George S. Young, Vice-President, Dr. Jer- ome A. Paperella, Mr. Frederick Allan, Jr., Mr. Frank Pixley, Mr. Everett Warren, Super- intendent of Buildings, Mr. Edward Jacobs, President Board Of Educalizbn HE Staff of the '55 Batavian commented on this page last year on the good work of our Board of Education in building new schools, and presented two pictures of the john Kennedy School in the early stages of its construction. Pushing our interest beyond the confines of our own school seemed a good idea, so we have continued the report on progress at john Kennedy with two more pictures. Qlncidentally, if we do this again, we shall elect a time when the surrounding terrain is less wintry and bleak., The Board didn't forget BHS, however. Remember the face lifting vw Qi-9? . . they gave the building last summer? MR OSBORN Not only has the Board of Education put in many extra hours in our be- ' half, but also has Mr. Osborn been a very busy man. We certainly thank them. .... tt, ,, A- at -r , A UH. K , , , . 9 ' . K .... , . .. 4 t - E g :LV K ---if-like-,. A ., ,V it N' lf L im ' ':Lv 5 S K 1-- ,,.., A t, -. , , Af -,!.,L..f..' . sn..1, L r W . . f f -- ' H- -,' iiirr ' ff i i s i fi f w Nl :st. r. ..... irit --,. Q 6 OUR PRINCIPAL aff, i LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Sanborn, Miss Haitz, Miss Brumstead, Mr. Clarke. FJCMZW HE Faculty went its merry way through the year again, merrier we imagine than many students think it is. The men bowled after school Tuesdays, and so did Miss DeWitte and Miss Canty. Where were the other women? There was coffee on the stove at 3:45, and a select few took advantage ofit. But the colossal event of the year was a party hon- oring Mr. Sanborn for his election as president of the Western Zone of the State Teachers Association. Boy, dig that cake! Wow, those calories! Mrs. Adams Mr. Baker Miss Brainard English Industrial Arts Business V A :lf 7 Mr, Burns Science qv' 1, , pf A , T' ' '5 it' ::.,, .-13.- is Idsf Mr. Byrne Miss Canty S WY Mrs. Collins Mr. Collins Science English X Language Business I ' v '., Mr. Crook Mr. Cullison Miss Dailey Mr. Day Music Physical Education Mathematics Citizenship Education ff at fag SP3 E sz Miss DeWitte Mr. Dilmore Mr- Falco Arr Art Mathematics I .1 Miss Gentner Miss Growney Miss Gzowski Language English Home Economics Mr. john Hanley Miss Hawver Miss Homelius Phvgif-al Education English c D clrs W r l: - l ' fi M 8 3 r Miss Gehring Guidance Arts , f Mr. Howe Guidance E1 3. is Y , , ,E S Mal xx Mr. Huff Science Miss Hughes Music Mrs. Keller Business Mrs. Kraemer Art Mrs . Mark Mr. Martin Miss Hunter Science Mrs . Lennon English Miss McCulley Special Instruction Mathematics Citizenship Education ss- at , ,QI 3?WLj,.y0glN.,-Q' aff Yi tw Mrs. McDermott Miss Mieras Mrs. Meier Home Economics English Mathematics Miss O'Brien Mr. Olsen Mr. Owen Guidance Science Music 8' Vkky L i :'i L lf N 4 W ..,, , 1 y ' 1 ? . - 5 sl' f V . 1 Mr. johnson Citizenship Education Mr. Lenz Industrial Arts Miss McLellan Citizenship Education WH! ?' 5 H+ -3 ' f its Q vu. Q Mr. Meier Citizenship Education Mr. Pawlucki English Mrs. Philibin Citizenship Education Mr. Randall Citizenship Education p Xxx 1 cr.. Q ,,, Ju 5 -P :B ' L. V' . - L PF if 4 1 5. sf' ii jim-S nttti f ..--La WW. . .,,:,,.,. ,M Mrs. Schramm Home Economics Mrs. Stella Citizenship Education Miss Weber Librarian Miss Prendergast Science MF- Ricci Mr. Roberts Physical Education English Y---1.-.,..,,,,, -aqmzfwwff . K. SMX- 1 Q 6 x - f 1 ,J i zrio c 1 W . . -- tfs : S- D 4 N 3, Mr. Spaul gg Miss E. Smith Guidance Business Mrs. Suttell Home Economics Mr. Whitehead Industrial Arts C C 'VCC ' Mag 63 gi h Miss Thompson English Mr. Wight English Mr. Puleo Industrial Arts Miss P. Smith Business 4, . .f ,. . 2 ., - K S . 5 Mr . P .ig a . 1 r ..,.. ,....f LUV? Mr. VanDetta Physical Education Mr. Winters Study Hall XL 5- K HB1 QL' X6 ,R IN R ff w XL: ,XXL U x ' 'U X K 1 K . K K Xkx fxx .1 I K I I f 'X 1 f x N I 4. X ' X xi 1 . I s 1 X I 1 A . X : K. S ieQ'lfl'!dQ xlxfqgng f- R 5 Ni J mf X K' Eg f , X N 5 A x X f X J , X X K j Q J Xxfj Clary Hilary OOKING back on our four years as a class we have many moments to remember. In September, 1952, we started our freshman year by elect- ing Betty Berardini, Jim Ditzel, Judy Bloomingdale, and Paul Bentley to J. O. , sponsored three dances, a speaking contest, and a Red Cross Drive. At Jackson Junior High the big event of the year was graduation. Both classes had a successful year under the guidance of Miss Mc- MISS GEHRING Clellan and Mrs. Stella. In our Sophomore year we all merged to make our class really the greatest! As sophomores we became soph sisters, voted for mayor, and joined senior high activities. We elected Jim Ditzel, Judy Bloomingdale, Carol Pies, and Norma Pies as class officers. Charlotte Sanborn, Betty Berar- dini, and Jack Corey represented us on Student Council. Spring Fever, our sophomore dance, was the big social event. Sue Ames won the medal for the highest mark on the Biology Regents Exams. Fall of 1954 saw us back at school, older and wiser, as juniors. Jack Corey, Gordy Barlow, Bev Bemard, and Joan Marym became our class officers, with Betty Berardini, Bev Gorecki, and Jim Dit- zel representing us on Student Council. Eighteen boys transferred to Metal Trades Vocational School but were not forgotten by the rest of us. Emmy Lou Lehmann won the lead in the school play, while Norma Pies and Jeanne Corey took first and second honors in the Girls' Speaking Contest. Other members of our. class to win prizes were Judy Bloomingdale, who won the Adelaide Kenny Language Medal, George Manitsas, who was awarded the Harvard Club Prize, Sieglinde Wagner, who was pre- sented the Art Award, and Dick Gahagan, who won the Most Valuable Player Trophy in basketball. We chose Judy Bloomingdale and George Manitsas to represent us at Girls' and Boys' State. The two outstanding social events of the year were our dances, Winter Wonderland and Deep Purple. O i su m CD Fl ,... 'J UQ UI O nw B fb ra ::s Q as FY 5' m fD :Q Q. o FH FY :- CD -4 an nw V1 YD CD 4 0 F1 an 1 B 5 ru F1 U1 o FH o z: Fl O P' ow TD fb 5' na Q. rn nw FY E. 'U FP o 3 UI FY Fl- illlll' Beach. CLASS OFFICERS: Gordy Barlow, presi- dentg Judy Bloomingdale, vice-president: Betty Berardini, treasurerg Carol Gringer, secretary. 12 And then came--Fall of '55! Mighty seniors--we finally arrived! None of us will ever forget the exciting election campaigns. jim Ditzel defeated George Manitsas as mayor of BHS by a very small margin. To lead our class we elected Gordy Barlow, Judy Bloomingdale, Carol Gringer, and Betty Ber- ardini, Marcie Sformo, Bev Gorecki, and jack Corey became our Student Council representatives. The campaigns were really tremendous with plenty of street dances, open houses and parties. The Senior girls organized Sophomore Sister Week for the first time with permission of school authorities. No- vember found us in a College Daze over College Days at Bennett High. Then came the proofs of our senior pictures - Horrors! Can that be me? December brought the end of football season, plenty of snow, and the Chorister Concert, along with Christmas vacation and a New Year's Dance. We came back to school and began hitting the books for mid-year exams which included a new American History Regents Exam. The D.A. R. Citizenship award went to Judy Bloomingdale. Following exams came the january College Boards--How can we forget? Basketball games, dances, parties, activities, and of course, homework, kept us busy. Carol Pies won the Betty Crocker Homemaker award and jack Corey was named for Bausch and Lomb Science Scholarship. A big event was the hilarious Student- Faculty basketball game, where the men's faculty lost by three points to the senior boys! Singing Ever Batavia in the assemblies we came to the full realization that we are seniors! State Scholar- ship Exams were certainly a part of our class history: and the banquet with its terrific theme Mo- ments to Remember. And of course, the Ball! Finally our goal-Commencement. We will always remember and appreciate the guidance of Miss Gehring, our counselor. Looking back we have many happy moments to remember. Looking ahead we are striving toward new goals of college and careers. We feel just a bit scared as we approach these thresholds-scared and nostalgic, yet eager and impatient. We will never forget these high school years. Yes, we will have these moments to remember! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: I.Ditzel, J.Herridge, J.Bloomingda1e, N. Kibler, E.Lehmann, G. Manitsas, M.Sohns. 13 4'4 as Q' Bev and Dick Best Athlete Bob and Joyce Best Musician Pat and Dick g Most Energetic B Buzz and Marcie Alex and Barb Best Looking Betty, Benny, and Jeanne Best Sense of Humor Best G1'00med a-'N . .5-kv Sue and George Most Likely to Succeed ,lf '- 'fx-fs1'fgf . ,-v't .wr- agy' r ff Q ,vi I --,yi E'rL-'- , A A - ' . J - n W ,v ' rg 1 v','.-' r V ,', A , ,M g , ,V ,x . , .1 , gsawna P16 Pofl F341 im and Judy Best BHS Citizen janet and jack Best Student 3 i MQ -.,c.4ff, ff ' 4 Bev and Dick Bes t Dancer Bob and Norma Friendliest 14 Carol and Gordie g Best Personality ' ' M 1 Q 5 - wpafi ALLEN, KATHRYN A BARLOW, KENNETH Kathy Ken GAA l,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 A mr,'5i 1 1 Student Leader 3, 4 Y I World Affairs 4 'SQ' f C7355 of 1956 AMES, SUE MARY Sue GAA 1, 2 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Modernettes 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 3,4 The spians 4 Ski Club 4 ARGULSKI, NORMAN Burl Boys' Speaking Contest 3, 4 Playhouse 2, 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 Discussion Club 1 jr. Honor Society 1 , Q if BARTHOLOMEW, FLORETTA Florrie BATES, SHARON Sheree lx BARLOW, GORDON Cordie Class Officer Student Council World Affairs Thespians Baseball Ski Club Intramurals ARNOLD, JOHN Clem BE CKWITH, BARBARA Barb GAA Girls' Glee Club 1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 BENTLEY, PAUL Big Bents 3, 4 Pic 3, 4 4 World Affairs 3, 4 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 3, 4 Playhouse 2, 3, 4 2 A Boys' Speaking Contest 4 3, 4 Bowling 1, 2, 4 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Intramurals l,2,4 BERARDINI, BETTY ANN BUHL, THEODORE Bubbles Ted Student l, 2, 3 Boys' Speaking Contest Class Officer 4 Thespians Pic l, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs Girls' Service League 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, Student Leader 3 Football GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball World Affairs 2, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader l CLASE , BARBARA Bobbie BERNARD, BEVERLY BURLEIGH, CAROL Bev Carol Class Officer 3 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Batavian 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Modernettes 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 3 Modernettes 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 f GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemble l x World Affairs 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club l ,,,, Thespians 2, 3, 4 BERNARD, KATHERINE CASE, WILLIAM Kathy Bill Girls' Service League 4 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Library Club l World Affairs 4 jacksonian l Thespians 2, 3, 4 GAA I School Play 4 Intramurals 1 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Playhouse 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 ff l 1',c :M A BLOOMINGDALE, JUDITH CINTORINO MARY , g Judy Mary A Class Officer 2, 4 Student Leaders 3,4 l L 1: :N Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 , A .,, Choristers 2, 3, 4 3 , Choral Club 2, 3, 4 ' Modernettes 2, 3, 4 2 GAA l,2,3,4 Pic Editor 4 ,, P10 2' 3 Girls' Service League 4 World Affairs 2, 3, 4 BOWEN, DAVID Dave Thespians 2, 3, 4 Science Club l 2, Deans ' Worker ix COLLINS, JAMES Track Football Tommy J sg y 1,2 1 COMBS, JOHN Johnny World Affairs Ski Club Thespians Baseball Football Basketball Intramurals 1, 2, COREY, JACK Jack Basketball Baseball 1, Student Council 2, Class Officer Cross Country Ski Club World Affairs Thespians Intramurals COREY, IEANNE Queen Choristers 2, Choral Club 2, Modemettes 2, World Affairs 2, Girls' Service League Girls' Speaking Contest School Play Thespians 2, 3, CRITICOS, T HEODORA Intramurals Teddy Jia 356 301 DE FINO, RICHARD Dick Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Intramurals 1 Band 1 Co-op Plan 4 Student Leader 4 DIPIAZZA , MARY ANN Dippy jr. Honor Society School Play Batavian jacksonian Choral Club DIROSE, ROBERT Birdie Jacksonian Intramurals Baseball Discussion Club D'AURIZlO. ANTHONY Tony Intramurals l 1 4 1 1,2 I 1,2 1 1 DITZEL, JAMES Jim Mayor Student Council 2 j.O. Council Officer Class Officer Nat'1 Honor Society 3 World Affairs Thespians Intramurals 2 DOBSON, DONNA lbnna Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3,4 Y 'S inf ,,.1 r . - -ik.-:Pi is A as 4 ' , 'F Q as J Q ...1 K i -1 Wim 'hi' 1-9-.. ,,,,., FEE, DAVID Dave DZIE KAN, RICHARD Dick EDWARDS, JEAN Jeannie Girls' Glee Club Girls' Service League Intramurals FARGO, ROGER Jolly World Affairs The spians Band Intramurals 2, Golf Team Playhouse glg FENE 1.1.0, AUGUSTINE Wei' ff H Q A Auwe E' gr, r sr I FICARELLA, JANET Jan Intramurals l, 3 Library Club 1 jacksonian 1 FICARELLA, JEANETTE Jeanne jacksonian 1 Discussion Club 1 ' e g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 A Future Teachers 3 1 ' School Play 1 Library Club 1, 2 ix FIE RO ,DUIZONA LD Stage Crew 2,3 A A E ,-' . if Stage Manager 4 V Thespians 2, 3, 4 f i k.,. ,I . 5 . L. A 1 1 C' I riii FOLGER, BARBARA Barb Modernettes 2, 3, 4 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 Batavian 3, 4 School Play 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 3, ig FORD, JACK Jack Golf 3 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Band X ,-, df GAHAGAN, LYNETTE Choristers 2, Choral Club 2, Intramurals l, 2, Student Leaders 3, GAA l, 2, Girls' Service League FRAGNITO, GEORGE GAHAGAN. RICHARD Joe Hip Bowling 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 FREEMAN, MURRAY 4 GLASER, KENNETH 5 Freebee Ken Intramurals l, 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 , Thespians .. 2, 3, 4 Q. Golf 3 4 , 7 fl kk , J 'fi J '5 HN., A 4 H FRICKER, 1oAN GOLDBERG, SUSAN ,lr Tisef Sue Ll ' A Deans' Worker Thespians 2, 3, 4 'AALAA 33' F . , Choral Club Pic staff 2, 3 , Intramurals Batavian 3, 4 E ' 1 , world Affairs 3, 4 F Science Club 3, 4 choral Club 2, 3, 4 , Girls' Service League 3,4 ,Z J ,,-, . iih- 1 'I ' Intramurals 1, 3 lgz' ifl - A A sms' Glee Club 1 it 4 1 FRYER, GLORIA GORECKI, BEVERLY Red Bev Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pic Staff 2, 3 GAA 4 GAA l, 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Student Leader 3 Student Council 1,3 Girls' Service League 3 Choral Club 2 jr. Honor Society GRAVANDA, IRENE HENNING, LEWIS 1 Renee Shvriy Intramurals l, 3, Discussion Club Girls' Glee Club 1 Deans' Worker 3 jr. Honor Society 1 GRAY, DAVID HERRIDGE, JANET :'2',i Daze JW! is-Q' Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Pic Staff 2, 3, 4 Football l Choristers 4 l , It M 4 A-fs Cross Country 4 Modernettes 3,4 V A Bowling 2 Choral Club 3, 4 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 i'i' f g Projectionists 1 World Affairs 2, 3, 4 gg, Ezl ,fu 'I' ski Club 2, 3, 4 ' Girls' Service League 3 4 ' Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4 GRAY. WAYNE HICKS, MARJORIE Pete Marge Baseball 2, 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3 Basketball 1,3 Deans' Worker 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 GRINGER, CAROL HOFMANN, JAMES Rocky ,jim Girls' Service League 3, 4 Pic Staff 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1,4 Modernettes 2, 3, 4 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 HALE, ELIZABETH HOUGH, AIJIIARYJEAN Ruby ary Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2 Deans' Worker 2 Girls' Glee Club l HUGABOOM, SUSAN Sue Choristers Modemette s Choral Club Batavian Girls ' Service League World Affairs Intramurals Girls' Glee Club JOHNSON, JAMES Jim 2,3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 3,4 3,4 3,4 1,2 l IRE LAND, ROBE RT Bob Baseball l, 2, 3 Volleyball 3 Bowling 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3 Student Leader 4 Co-op Plan 4 JASPER, PATRICIA Pat fElba Central 2, 35 Choral Club l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Playhouse 4 JENNINGS, SHA RON Chickie Deans ' Worker 4 Intramurals 3 I KIBLER, NANCY Nan World Affairs Nat'l Honor Society Girls' Service League Pic Staff 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3. 4 Deans' Worker 2, 3 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 KORNOWSKI, WALTER Me ldew LADD, RAYMOND Hay Intramurals Deans' Worker Golf GUILIANI, ALEXANDER Jewels Track 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4 2,3,4 3,4 4 4 4 LAESSER, ELAINE Lin Girls' Glee Club l Choristers 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 Intramurals 1 LEHMANN. EMELIA Batavian Editor 4 - l. Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4 I ' Thespians 2, 3, 4 - l g School Play 3 E- . , In I Girls' Service League 4 g A Girls' Glee Club l , lrr f -:'.: Q ' ' Speakers' Bureau 3 . .:,, Q,v.QV.Q.Q f LONGOBARDI, ANNE Ann Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 Dramatics Club 1 LIBERTO, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Glee Club 1 Cheerleader 3 GAA 2, 3, 4 Student Leaders 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Pep Club 3 LoGsDoN, BEVERLY Bevy Thespians 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2 Girls' Service League 4 Dramatics Club l LONCZ, ROSE MARIE Honeydew Jr. Honor Society 1 Intramurals l Library Club l MANITSAS, GEORGE Batavian Boys' Speaking Contest School Play MARCELLO, ANN Marshmallow jr. Honor Society l Playhouse 3, 4 Girls' Service League 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatics Club 1 MARCHESE, ROBERT Bob Football 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Notre Dame 1 MARTYN, JOAN GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader l, 2, 3 Student Leader 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 MASSE, ALBERT it' I .,,, f . , Bull teri If 1 , Q Basketball 2,3 4 I Y ,E, B Baseball l,2,3 4 I Bowling Team 3 I . Intramurals g ,, , Nat'l Honor Society 3 Choristers 3 Boys' Glee Club 3 Thespians 3 World Affairs 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 MATRONE, AUDRIE And MUNGER, DAVID Dave Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Choristers Girls' Service League 4 Co-op Plan Pic 4 World Affairs 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 Historical Association l World Affairs 4 MULLEN, NANCY Nance Girls' Service League 4 GAA 1. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club I Deans' Worker 2, 3, 4 Girls' Speaking Contest 3 Pep Club 3 23 MELECA, BENJAMIN MUOI0. LOUIS Benny Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 4 Track l, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2. Baseball 2 Wrestling Team 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 jacksonian l Discussion 1 MORSHEIMER, BARBARA NERBER, PHYLLIS Jerry Jr. Phyl World Affairs 4 Choristers 2, 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 GAA I, 2, 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Deans' Worker 4 Girls' Glee Club I MORSHEIMER, NICHOLS, 'MONICA MARGARET Mamie Mafge Choral club 1, 2 fKensington High l, 2, 3J Intramurals l, 2 OLSEN, OMAR Ole Deans' Worker Co-op Plan Student Leader PARSONS, GAIL GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Leaders 3, 4 World Affairs 4 Pic 4 Girls' Service League 4 Playhouse 3 PIRRO, ILUCILLE U Intramurals Choral Club Choristers School Play Girls' Speaking Contest 3 GAA jr . Honor Society Playhouse l,2,3 2,3 2 4 l,2,3,4 l 3 PIES, CAROL Class Officer World Affairs Girls' Service Intramurals Choral Club Thespians GAA Ski Club League l,2, Girls' Glee Club PIES, NORMA Nllmal ly Class Officer Girls' Service League Pic Choristers World Affairs Thespians Girls' Speaking Contest Future Teachers Modemettes PINSKY , RENA World Affairs Girls' Service League Future Teachers Library Club Choral Club Intramurals Girls' Glee Club Dramatics Club PLATH ALICE Qzeeme Intram urals Choral Club Dramatics Club PLOCK, RONALD Ro Football Baseball Bowling Ski Club PRESTON . gap I1 1 .rn RAY , GORDON Cordie Baseball l,2,3,4 JOHN 1 3 l REAVES LAMAR Lola World Affairs Thespians Girls' Speaking Contest Playhouse Intramurals Library Club REED, ELINOR El World Affairs Choral Club Dramatics Club Pep Club Deans' Worker Girls' Glee Club 9, ROW CLIFFE, BETTY Dramatics Club World Affairs Cheerleader Choral Club Pep Club 3, l 3 3,4 l ROBERTS, CAROL Mousie Intramurals GAA ROGERS, JOYCE Joycie Choristers 2, Choral Club 2, Modemettes 2, Girls' Service League World Affairs Pic GAA Girls' Glee Club ROSE NBLUM , Be this World Affairs Thespians Future Teachers BETH Girls' Service League Intramurals I 4 2,3 4 3 RUZZI, AUDREY Choral Club Intramurals GAA SANBORN , CHARLOTTE Uuzrl Choristers Choral Club Band Thespians School Play Pic World Affairs Girls' Service League Student Council SAVOY , HOWARD fbwie SEEKINS, JEAN 2,3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 2.3,4 2,3 3,4 4 3,4 2 Jeanie Choristers 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Modemettes 3, 4 Batavian 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Leaders 3, 4 Girls' Service League 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 SFORMO, MARILYN Marcie Student Council Choral Club Discussion Club Intramurals GAA Future Teachers Girls' Service League 3 f:.i.Ll'Q -:-' H- ' SHAW, WILLIAM :' 51 ':. 51175 -.3222 .:?':' , 15,fs?w,,r ,- . an I., .l Bull I i 1 .. swf! . ,. f WK i fi aHiFg!?, SI-IEA, RICHARD World Affairs SMART, RICHARD World Affairs Choral Club Intramurals SMITH, ROBERT .- f, wp, Dick Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Baseball Playhouse Football h SMITH, CAROL Smitty Library Club 2, 3, SPENCER, DIANE Spence fAttica Central l, 21 STEPHENS, NEIL Football Baseball Track Intramurals STEVENS, John Baseball Golf Intramurals World Affairs Deans ' Worker SOHNS, MARGARET H. . L2,3,4 L2 34 L2,4 JOHN L2 34 L2,l4 4 4 STEVENS, SANDRA Smitty Sandy Football 3, 4 Girls' Service League Basketball 2, 3, 4 Deans' Worker 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs Playhouse 2, 3, 4 GAA 3 World Affairs 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Intramurals I Peg Choristers 2, 3 Modemettes 2, 3 Ski Club 3 Thespians 2, 3 School Play 3 GAA l, 2, 3 Nat'l Honor Society 3 Batavian 2, 3 Choral Club 2, 3 VITULLI, IOANNE .b Girls' Glee Club l Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA l Girls' Service League 4 Pep Club 3 WHYMAN . NANCY Girls' Glee Club 1 Choral Club 2. 3 Choristers 2, 3 Girls' Service League 3, 4 Deans' Worker 3 Pic Staff 4 WAGNER, SIEGLINDE Linnie Batavian 3, Thespians 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3. Intramurals l, 3, Library Club l, 2, 3, World Affairs Girls' Speaking Contest Girls' Glee Club WELLER, MARCIA Marsh Library Club 2, 3, 4 Deans' Worker 2, 3, 4 WHIPPLE. JEANETTE Jm WILLIAMS, LAWRENCE Willie Intramurals Football I, 2, 3 Track WINSLOW, DAVID Dave Basketball 4 Baseball 2, 4 Intramurals 2, 3 Volleyball 2 WOLCOTT. MARION Mae Majorette l, 2Q 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 3, 4 School Play 4 Pep Club 3 Girls' Glee Club l Girls' Service League 4 WILCOX, WARREN WOOD, DIANNA D1 Intramurals l, 2 sTocKToN, SEDRA ' Linco ln Girls' Glee Club 1 Intramurals l, 2 SUOZZI, BARBARA Barb Jac ks on ian I Intramurals l Science Club l STONE, HAROLD TATARKA, JOSEPH Stoney -106 French Club l Intramurals kk ..-si . Choral Club 4 Track Girls' Service League 3, 4 Intramurals STRINGHAM, PEGGY TEROL, ROBERT PCS Bob Deans' Worker 4 Football 2, 3, 4 STROL LO, LAWRENCE Larry 28 STRINGHAM, JOYCE TIEDE, CLARENCE Joy Ray Deans' Worker 4 Deans' Worker Choral Club 4 Student Leader Girls' Service League 3, 4 Co-op Plan TORCELLO, ROSEMARIE Torchy Jacksonian 1 Girls' Glee Club I Intramurals l, 2 GAA 1, 2 Pep Club 3 Choral Club 3 Pic Staff 4 Girls' Service League 4 WOODHOUSE, BEVERLY l Bev A V Gms'G1ee Club 1 , ' Intramurals V V L, ff 4'!'S'1'F' 112 3' iz X F . l 'lfiw is K, x W, t ,e. 'R W S 1' r , K ,M 'ill Q, 1 , V -V W ,,, VV- l .... -N. , ' , Q g ig 3349.25 r -'Ti 555 E Q B ,ww rx W5 f WRATNEY, WILLIAM Bill WOZNIAK, SONJA Girls' Glee Club l Also graduating: Daniels, Ray YOUNKIN, RONALD Hon World Affairs Thespians School Play , ef r ' 'E i - V , i .,, A 7 ' 'Wm' J V RV '15 K ,Q Q if 4 L an , , Q s V' id llll Those new student leaders. ull' We had to get Doc lnto the book. 1,111 X. l z ffl mel Front steps blarney . -if 29 Mein! TVJQIES fcboof ERE in pictures is the 1956 story of the Metal Trades Vocational School. Not all of it could be told with a few pictures, of course, and not all of our pictures are on this page. See page 32 for the rest, noting espe- cially that new but popular addition, the shuf- fleboard. Officers of our Senior Class were Bill THE FACULTY: Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Hugaboom, principal, Mr. Bender. Lynn, president, Elbert Herrick, vice-presi- dent, Mike Maniace, secretary, Roger Daw- ,Z son, treasurer. With that print, we can make it. We leam more than trades skills. , , .rants T- an 2 1 ff' a fl is as B K K. ,7v,, VV AAA-5 f' .stag Q ,. ttrtt, . ff, . . , . .Q .,,., E .Q . .,.. t, t,r,,r. We get drill practice. Whaddaya know, we made these! 30 AQUINO, CHARLES LaRUSSA, PHILIP Gluck Lalfu Shuffleboard Glee Club Tl'3Ck Shuffleboard Bowling Bowling Class Officer Softball Softball 3, 4 BAUDANZA, STEVEN LEONE, ANTHONY N.N.-B.B. Tony Nl If Shuffleboard Shuffleboard 3, 4 Class Officer Bowling 4 A Intramurals Softball 3,4 X? A ' Dramatics Clubs 3 Softball 3 2. 1 liiil CASE, RONALD LYNN, WILLIAM A fEntered service in second Shuffleboard 3. 4 ,. term! Class Officer 4 , Student Council 4 I, Softball 3,4 M ' Bowling 4 L W i k g k l L f A Bowling Shuffleboard Class Officer Intramurals Softball HERRICK, ELBERT Junior DAWSON, ROGER Hog MANIACE, MICHAEL Mikie Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Shuffleboard 3. 4 Bowling 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Mayor of jackson l MESSINEO, JOSEPH Mess Class Officer 4 Shuffleboard Shuffleboard 3, 4 Intramurals Football 1,2 Dramatics Club Intramurals 3 Softball Bowling 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 MIRANDO, JOSEPH Girly Shuffleboarcl Bowling Intramurals l, Softball ROTH, THOMAS vooRHEEs, CHARLES T. R- Chuck E kiii Z shuffieboafd 3,4 Shuffleboard 3, 4 Oi V O in Football 1 Softball 3,4 Bowling 3, 4 . in Sly 'W Y, Projectionists 1, 2.3, 4 it h 1 Intramurals l O O Softball 3, 4 1 ' ' f Our Council representatives. All work and no play. . . JUNIOR CLASS: G.Cunningham, vice-president: W.Aquino president: J. Henderson, secretaryg G. Tomasczewski, treas- urer. ROW TWO: W.Komow, W.Putillon, C.Amantrano, D.Myers, G.Lynch. I.Souzzi, I.Muscarella, F.Cassidy, N. V Chatt. ROW THREE: A.Ku1ikowski, R. Dombrowski, G. I Gallo, A.Ze1inski, J.Koneiczny, B.Ginegaw. ABSENT: F. Case, M.Spadacin0. lil!! ff, f y , 7 E fi N M. A. Di .t 1 Q 34 I ROW ONE: B.Czerniewski, M.C1ausius, N.Dargusch, S.Bates, J.Bishop, S.Coates, J.Cionetti, J.Corey, N.Brumsted. ROW TWO: A.Capuano, M.Boshart, B.B1aszczyk, I.Budzynski, B.Coo1ey, D.Chi1son, D,Burdett, D.Bridge. ROW THREE: G.Ba11, L.Conway, G.C1emens, K.A11en, G.Bennett, P.Costianes, C.Cinterino, D.Carr, C.Barone, J. Casey. ROW FOUR: D. Arm- strong, R.Brecht, P.Anza1one, G.Bray, P.Arras, B.Briggs, F.Andrews, I.A1fieri, L.Cough1in. 9 3 T Clan of 1957 L.Moretto, presidentg j.Fricker, vice- presidentg j.Corey, secretaryg j.Motz, treasurer. ROW ONE: L.Mi11s, R.De11a Penna, J.Gerhardt, M.DiPietro, L.Jacobs, D.I-Iitchcock, D.1-Iitchcock, J.Graff, W.Fosburg, R. Herdegen. ROW TWO: P.Jacek, R.DeFazio, E.Edwards, C.Desimone, J.Davis, L.Ios1in, A.Ehrnann, D. Fasano, B.1-Iowe, J. Henderson. ROW THREE: W.Horvath, L.Ga11iford, R. Dawson, D.Hil1, I.Fricker, G.Gorecki, A,DiRis1o, P. Houseknecht. ROW FOUR: N.DeSantis, S.Ienks, L,Grasso, D.Harms, R. Didget, R. Francois, Llreland, F.DiIaniero, R.Eo1gcr, R.Ha1fenger. Z G09 9, an 'Wg 4 f -vue X --4 hx win LN.. k N Y ROW ONE: S.Robinson, M.Mig1ox'i, S.Meek, M.Nesbitt, D. Krueger, M.Kamafe1, M.Parsons, I.Pascucci, P. Meyers. ROW TWO: G.Raphea1, M.Krantz, B.Ruffino, S.Noonan, S.Metz, C.Miche1, B.Mager, D. Ronan. ROW THREE: A.Kriner, M.Mai1e, C. Lubs, A.O1dscn, 1.Motz, L.Moretto, J.Peck, I.Palmer, C.Pietry1o. ROW FOUR: W.Preston, C.Ruffino, P.Marabe11a, D, Plath, R.Nage1, G.Lachnicht, G.McWethy, E.Kozio1, K. Lamkin. Clam of 1957 Miss Brumsted, adviser Whue JW1nk1eman J. .Spiotla, D.Thompson, S.Shepard, B.Twiss, M.Ticen, S.Tresco, S.Swasey, M.Spiede1, P. Shepard. ROW THREE: S.Wi11, R. Winspcar, D.Upson, J.Wamer, W.Wa1dron. ROW FOUR: C,Wood, N.Sa1way, l..Szustak, G.Too1ey, V.Stever1s. ROW ONE: J.Waters, G.Si1verthorn, S.Urte1, N.Shan1ey, J,Whyman, N.Truax, T.Tresco, A.Warner. ROW TWO: B.Sprague, F Q TX :sg ' f fs 8 Y' E 'LJ Wai M fy.. HMMMM 1 O 35 i 5-:f'zW':H 'mi ,Q ,gg -, ip 5 U i 's 'H 1 E s 1.1! , E W Q4 ROW ONE: E.Bundrock, C.Cu11ison, L.Corey, F.Cappie11o, S.Byrne, N.Birge, F.Copu1os, G. Daniels, M. Della Penna. ROW TWO: S.Caruso, I.C1ark, B.Azzi, S.Bannister, N.Bower, P.Bart1en, G. Apenes, L.Avery, L.Co11ins. ROW THREE: C,Chap- man, G.Eyre, I.Caborn, A.Car1ino, L.Broughton, C.Ashe, R.Bur1eigh, R.Caccamise. ROW FOUR: E.Dziekan, L.Ca1nan, P. Dickinson, I.Bartz, A.Barone, M. DeMenno, K.Brumber, D.Conde11o. ROW FIVE: R.Dibb1e, J.Bernard, D.Babcock, M.Bom mer, T.Bakos, N.Bower, P.Ade1man, A.Bowen. Clam of I958 D.Babcock, president: S.Byrne, vice- presidentg P.Tubio1o, treasurer: L. Corey, secretary. ROW ONE: C.Irrera, F. Dispenza, P. Graff, J.Joy, S.Herridge, C. Kassianos, N.Easton, M.Fica1-ella, B.Gravanda, J.Iohnson. ROW TWO: J.Harris, J. Hawks, J.Higgs, J.Greenbaum, E.Dixon, S.Hawkins, C.Goodse11, C.Fairbanks, M. Heywood, J.Ham- ilron ROW THREE: P.Fazio, A.I-Iottois, M. Fryer, G.Hami1ton, T.Johnson, R. Ireland, A. Hamm. ROW FOUR: D. Gill, R. Goodenbury, L.Downey, E. Fontaine, J.I-iarrington, M.Johnson, G. Greene, R.Gabrie1s. 5 W I A - s , ' 5 o-Q , X R i , T C . f A 1 4 T tw vw ROW ONIE: J.Lawing, G. Komowski, A.Mirando, B.Lehnis, S.McWethy, V.Krywy, S.Liberto, M.Van Buren, M. Katzenstein, O. Mclcca. ROW TWO: B.Hough, G. Martin, J. Moulton, V.Ki1ner, G.Lowe, S.Lange, R. Moses, S.Orcutt, E.Nagel, J.Morith, R. Momls. ROW THREE: D. Morith, P.Nerber, D. McCurdy, J. Parsons, D. King, G. Ozzimo, R. Neth, J. Mowers, F.l.oncz, D. King. ROW FOUR: W,Mcrton, S.Lippert, R, Martino, N.Pa1miero, B.Min0r, W,Mack, C.P1attcn, J,McManus, I.Long, M,Post. Cfmf of 1958 M wwnwfwa , Mr. Spaulding, adviser T ROW ONE: S,Russi, J,Swabb, J,Warreu, D,Tomase11i, M.Wasielcwski, I,Stevcr1s, A,Schwicger, B,Shepard, C,SI,Jnhn, C, Stoddard. ROW TWO: M,Smith, M,Spadacino, I,Schavoni, A.Richm0nd, I,Schmidt, R.Suozzi, D,Vo1lura, D,Valicano, A,Shamp, ROW THREE: M,Singer, R,Russc11, R,Suozzi, W,Wagner, R,Slake1, R.Vonada, F.Tcrro11, D.Tomski. ROW FOUR: P,Tubio1a, K,Truax, A,Vie11e,R,Richardson, F,Sabatino, D.Wood, R.Slevens, O.Spau1ding, P,Rodcn, K f .. '15 'I - ft Q 1 L' . . I i n k - A , , T 1 Q elf ii. I l Tiff 'f 5' s j ' . W 6 ,,7, , N Q 274: 4: ii 'Rfb y' Q f '. f 0 4. 9 ww 31. We're from B And no one co Three little maids atavia High uld he prouder- A gxrl's best fnend' Memorles are made of th1s 'Wx Cham gang' Slumber CD Par YY 38 ,:,,45,w, , A l X ..- aw W' 54. K 5k VL, Y iq Are you coming? Now I'll tell oneI Yes Gordyl P.. if , 215' fl' .224 nw it .f I ff XX X W A K rf- fi S of' 61 X f Q5 5 ' A 9+vr?W ' J W f ro,,Q'J ' 'lv .nl 5' A r ,., .. Q: f- A . :Q -, 9 if if I if X Q f ? 'kiwi V I 5: Q x '1 'mio V 5 'vb M ,. ' N 9 x' , 1 I if . h f, , fi xQ 'lnfindy F05 buf-3' SEATED: Mayor, j.Ditzelg vice-president, J. Corey. STANDING: treasurer, G.Barlowg secre- tary, M.Sformo. finden! Council HE fifteen student council members represent the entire student body of Batavia High School. Each Monday at 12: 15, they meet in the school library to discuss, under the capable direction of our principal, Mr. Leland Sanbom, various problems and general business which may arise. A few of their functions are to sponsor various social activities, to acquaint us with the responsibilities of the future and to stimulate co-operation between students and the faculty. Var- ious projects undertaken by them in 1955-1956 school year were the Student Exchange Plan, several dances, buses to out-of-town games, and numerous rallies. The Student Council has had a busy and vigorous scheduleg one that has been most prosperous and en- joyable! LEFT TO RIGHT: G.Bar1ow, I.Corey, L.Szustak, I.Cionetti, l,.Moretto, C. Kassianos, W.l.ynn, G. Lowe, J.Ditzel, D.Babcock, M. Sfornio, l3.Gorccki, W.Aquino. ABSENT: M.DiPietro. 40 fewfzbe League f HE Girls' Service League is an organization of approximately seventy members whose aim is to be of service to our school and community. Any jun- ior or senior girl is eligible for membership. If X This year the girls served at the Senior Banquet, N provided refreshments at the basketball games, and ushered at concerts and numerous other events. Officers were Norma Pies, presidentg Donna Krueger, vice-president: Nancy Kihler, secretaryg Audrey Matrone, treasurer. The adviser was Miss Gentner. ROW ONE: E.i,chmann, S.l-lugaboom, G. Parsons, N.Dargusch, K.Allen, J.C1onctti, M.DiPictro, N,Kihlcr, D.Krucgcr, N.Pics, A. Matrone, j.Corey, B.Folger, Liierridge, C.Sanborn. ROW TWO: A.Marcel1o, S.Goidberg, M.Ticcn, M.Bushurt, CI.l.uhs, G.Silvcr- thorn, L.Mi11s, I.Graff, S.Meek, J.Peck, I.Motz, E.Laesser, B.Logsdon, J.B1oomingdale, ROW THREE: N.Whymau, A.Ruzzi, M. Maile, C.Desimone, I.Dg1vies, M.Clausis, S.Stcvens, A.Longabardi, A.O1dsen, R.Pinsky, K.Bernard, M.Parsons, D.Ronan, 1.8m-kilns. ROW FOUR: L.Pirro, S.Noonan, S.Robinson, D.Hitchcock, D.Hitchcock, I.Rogers, N.Mu11en, J.Whyman, B.Iiowc, N.'I'ruax, Li. Burleigh, P. Nerber. ROW FIVE: I.Vitu11i, R.Torce1io, J.Waters, S.Urtel, N.Brumsted, B.Gorecki, B.Bcrnard, C.Pit:s, C.Gringcr, B.Bcrardini, M.Wo1cott, P.Stringham, I.Stringham. 2 E Z 5 5 r l kj rf 41 'M BW! 'sf 5 rig 'LE fi and in - .f--nf... Norma Pies and Judy Bloomingdale Editors Charlotte Sanborn P ' Paul Bentley and Bev Gorecki Business Manager SPOIIS EdiI0l'S IME is a very important element in the work of the editors and the staff. There are weekly deadlines to meet, assignments to make out, and dummies to put together. This year's theme for the Christmas Dance was the jingle Bell jump. janet Herridge finsetj was editor of high school news for the Daily News until the News abandoned its plan for a county page, whereupon she became Teens-in-Batavia correspondent for Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. The eds, jtmo, wish to thank their able advisor Mr. Roberts and their won- derful staff for making their job much easier. Inset: janet Herridge, who weekly put BHS and teen-agers into the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. ROW ONE: S.Meek, L.Joslin, C.Cullison, E.Nage1, L.Col1ins, lhjacobs, R. Herdegen, C.Michae1, L.Mil1s, G. Parsons, J.Cionetti, N,Whyman, S.Byrne, I.Presberg. l3.Sanborn, G. Lowe, C.Gringer, S.Noonan, B.Berardini, J.Corey, S.Ienks, l..Moretto. BACK ROW: B.1-lowe, R.Torece11o, A. Matrone, N.Kibler, J.Rogers. pr 42 r Q ' Emmy Lou Lehmann George Manitsas Editor Business Manager iz gr 41.8 Bmmfzazn HE gym floor was so long in the process of being finished, that by the time the Batavian- , a taxi sponsored Get-Acquainted Dance was held ev- E ,,,,,3'mm, I N eryone was well acquainted. Dance dates were ' Steve Lipper! at a premium and we suffered financially from a Sieghnde Wagner Photographer poor spot. However, the one and only purpose of An Educ, this year's staff has been to produce the tremen- dous yearbook you now see, and not to make piles of money. Our theme, Time, was chosen, fol- lowed by the selection of the cover design of the hour-glass. Time was almost run out when we finally sent the book to the printers. This year's staff was headed by Emmy Lou Lehmann, editor, George Manitsas, business managerg Sieglinde Wagner, art editor: Steve Lippert, photographer: Sue Goldberg, assistant photographer. The hard-working staff included: Bev Bernard, Barb Folger, Sue Hugaboom, jean Seekins, Peg Sohns, Judy Davies, Milly DiPietro, Juanita Peck, Louis Moretto, Linda Corey, Mary Ann DiPiazza, and Wendy Fosburg. M,DiPiazZa, W.Fosburg, I.Martyn, J,Corey, L,Corey, N,Truax, S,Goldberg, J,Seekins, M.Sohns, B.Bernard, J.Peck, M,DiPietro, S, llugaboom, I.Davies. ' L 7-5 B53 9 l gr 'E -a . ri Q ' 43 PM . Q' N mt-V, - NJ Q 'wr ' . F ,-. ROW ONE: L.Pirro, S.Goldberg, S.Wagner, J.Corey, S.Herridge, F.Copou1os, M.Sohns, G.Manitsas, J.Herridge, C.Sanborn, M. Di Pietro, R. Herdegen, B,Fo1ger, N.Pies. ROW TWO: E.Lehmann, S.Ames, S.Noonan, M.Ticen, M.Boshart, N.Kibler, J. Rogers, D.Kruegar, M,Katzenstein, J. Moulton, C.Desimone, D.Ronan, P,Nerber. ROW THREE: J.Lawing, B.Logston, B.Rosenb1oom, C. Pies, C.Kassianos, C.Gringer, B.Berardini, A.Matrone, B.Bernard, D.Tomace11i, I.Peck, J.Motz, L.Ios1in, M.Nesbitt. ROW FOUR: D.Harms, D. Gray, C,Ruffino, P.Fazio, G.Ba11, D. Fiero, L.Moretto, P.Ar1za10ne, N. Argulski, G.Bar1ow, J.Cornbs, T. Buhl. ROW FIVE: R.White, D. Bowen, R. Younkin, R. Fargo, P.Tubiolo, A.Viele, P.Bently, K. Glaser, W.Case, I.Waldron. Tbqzvzbzm HE Thespians have been very active this year, holding their meetings the first Monday evening of each month. Two of the guest speakers were Mrs. Frank Pixley and Mr. Frank Russell. Mrs. Pixley spoke on The Actor's Responsibility and Mr. Russell demonstrated the application of stage make-up. Miss Homelius and budding actor. Major accomplishments were the annual school play, The Fighting Littles, co- sponsorship of Pagliacci's Playhouse with Student Council, an assembly program of skits, and the news casts. The members worked hard on the construction of a constitu- tion which included definite membership re- quirements. Officers were: George Manitsas, presi- dentg Margaret Sohns, vice-presidentg janet Herridge, secretary-treasurerg CharlotteSan- bom, corresponding secretary. The adviser was Miss Eleanor Homelius. 44 ,,,, ROW O WOIC NE! M 011 P -Sghns ' .D' . . D . Lckmgon' gill' Clsanb LL- ' Opulos S 0'f1.G M ' 'Ames l amlSa . Lqjore S. s,No Y. W C Onan ' aSe ' ROW TW . ' o, L , Dba.- 'P1n'0, N . .PleS. R Y . ounkin ' I.D,Wi , K eg B . .FOI Ser, M Ba Hxgh The Yighiilxmg Mxmhsw X5 R KO 4 tavia Ytese K Y . E Carohne Yrancke uh-6 Crum the mwd sul the ,mm-' mum? u ' m'kiugmnN QAM! Ky Baum Y R Uzfxx ,N Directed by QX 13 Ewanor U. Homekus ng N we Schod Auditorium M W. tavia High ov ember X9, Ev ening, N miy ax 8:30 46 Uisataviarf' Q the T r Workiiig 501 :E ' fi X Stage Crew ROW ONE: L.Moretto, G.Ba1l, B.White. ROW TWO: C.Ruffino, L.Szustak, D. Fiero, J.Fricker, D.Harms. ROW THREE: P.Anza1one, P.Fazio. HE Stage Crew assists in staging all of the plays, assemblies, concerts, and other activities taking place on the stage. They are one of the busiest groups as they also help when the community groups use the stage. This year they were under the guidance of Miss Homelius. Officers were: Don Fiero, Stage Managerg Len Szustak, Electrician: Bob White, Chairman of the P.A. System. fP60lkZ'Wg Conrail HERE is a change in the format for the Speaking Contest this year. Instead of being held in the evening the contestants will give their speeches before a senior high assembly. Miss Homelius directed the Huntley Speaking Contest for the boys while Miss Gehring directed the Girls' Speaking Contest. LEFT TO RIGHT: N.Argu1ski, L.Reaves, T.Buh1, M.Sohns, P.Bentley. INSET: S.Wagner, fabsent when picture was takenj. A Ir. ROW ONE: Iifiummings, J.Ward, Liierridge, R.Sepi, M.Dawson, C.Pies, J.Presberg, M.Sohns, S.Goldberg, R.Branning, 1. Hackett, R.Stenard. ROW TWO: I.Marrin, J,Plarrnan, P.Costiannes, D.Hilken, F.Mil1er, A.Truax, F,Scalia, P.Anzalone, K.Barmassc, Lliottois. ROW THREE: G,Clafin, R. Davis, T.Knox, D.S1eght, Lllarrington. 56127766 Club CIENCE CLUB had an active year, with trips to Eastman Kodak, Bausch and Lomb, and the Ford Assembly Plant. The purpose of the club is to promote a better understanding of science. Mr. Byrne is the adviser for the group, which helps young scientists to learn more about science. TUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER LIPPERT caught Pete Costianos doing a little self-initiated experiment in blowing glass. Footnote: Mr. Byrne expressed dissatisfac- tion with the technique--the blower was too cozy to the burner! 49 ROW ONE: N.Bloom, S,Bannister, R.Pinsky, S.PO11liUS. M.DiPietro, R.DeFazio, I.Davies. ROW TWO: M.Sformo, M.Boshart, F.P6U'Ol'1i0, S.Herridge, N.Pies, C.Gringer, B.Rosenb1um. STANDING: J.Co1ar1tonio, C.Cu1bertson, J.Cough1in, Vivien Kilner M.Ticen, I. Krieger, N.Truax, M.Wi1lett, J.Wozniak, P.Bonarigo, A.Schwieger. HE Future Teachers of America of our high school gives the student an opportunity to explore his own abilities and interests as they are related to opportunities in teaching. Many members have not only observed teachers in the grades or teachers of special subjects, but several have actually pinch-hit when some of their teachers have been absent. Officers this year were Carol Gringer, presidentg Sue Herridge, vice-presidentg Milly DiPietro, secretary: judy Davies, treasurer: Mrs. Stella, adviser. HE Teen-Age Forum was formed to give ninth graders gen- more time for discussion. Meetings are held every Friday at 12: 15 in Room 101. Mrs. Albert Walkley gave a fine talk on the United Nations Organization. The group sponsored a bill at the Model Congress in LeRoy, March 9. Year-end plans included an exchange program with a ninth grade group at Elba Central School. These activities were only a few that the club enjoyed. Officers were: Richard Reinholtz, president, Bonnie Young, vice-president, Marilyn Davison, secretaryg and Cherry Chapin, corresponding secretary. Miss Lucy Stella was the adviser. ROW ONE: R. Snell, P. Strogen, D.Hi1ken, G.Smith, R.Rienho1tz. ROW TWO: J. Presburg, C.Chapan, S.Dorf, J. Morgan, P. Archer, J.Moats. ROW THREE: S.Smailey, L.Buhl, M. Davidson, C,Johnson, M.Brad1ey, B.Your1g. SIEATED: R. Pinsky, J.Winspear, C.Smith, A.Oldsen, B.Logsdon. STANDING: J.Gerhart, C.Kassianos, S. Herridge, S.Wagner G,Eyrc, B.Twiss, S.Orcutt, E.Edwards, D.Ronan, M.Wel1er, R.DeFazio, I.Graff, S.Stevens, P.Jacek, A.Longobardi, Lzbmffy Club HE Library Club is a service organization giving help to the pupils in BHS every day of the school year. Each member of the club contributes two periods of work to the library each week. During this time she checks attendance, charges and discharges books, shelves books, files cards, assists students who seek help and helps wherever there is a need. Carol Smith leads the club as president. joan Winspear serves as vice-president, and, as one of her duties, she sees that all notices of club meetings and activities are an- nounced over the P.A. system. Annette Oldsen is the secretary-treasurer. Miss Weber acts as the adviser. BON VIVANTS AT THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY: D,Upson, C.Smith, Miss Weber, J.Winspear. ROW ONE: S.Lange,C.Stoddard, I.Rogers, B.Fo1ger, S.Swasey, L Corey I Bernard D Morith D Burleigh K Truax E Fontaine A Warner, I.B1oomingdale, P.S0hns. ROW TWO: S.Noonan, I.Corey S Ames B Stakel J Fricker L Coughlin F Terrell P Nerber K.Lamkin, B.White, I.Clemens, I.Seekins, C.Sanborn, N.Pies ROW THREE N Dargusch I Corey C Culhson S Lippert D Gill C.Wood, P. Costianos, S.Jenks, D.Babcock, M.Bommer, S.Hugaboom I Herridge E Nagel L Collins ROW FOUR B Bernard I Winspear, W.Fosburg, D.Miner, V.Stevens, B.Briggs, G.Too1ey, W Mack B Didget L Grasso G Manitsas B Case S Byrne C Burleigh, J. Davies, L. Mills. ' HE B.H.S. Choristers en- joyed another full year un- der the capable direction of Mr Owen. Their Christmas Concert and Spring Concert added to their reputation. During the Christmas sea- son they presented their ninth annual radio program to the nation. On February 23, under the direction of Mr. Fred- rick Fennell, the Choristers sang with the Batavia Civic Orchestra. The group closed the year by sing- ing at Commencement. PIANO: Bill Case. ROW ONE: D.Morith, C.Wood, F.T1rrell G Ozzimo A Viele D King K Truax K Lamkin L.Coughlin, J. Harrington, R.Bur1eigh, S.Lippett. ROW TWO D Harms D McCurdy R Russel W Wagner J Fricker, P. Nerber, E.Fontaine, I.Bernard, I.Bartz. ROW THREE D Minor D King D Babcock S Jenks J Clemons, P.Costiamos, B.White, M.Bommer, B.Briggs ROW FOUR D Gill L Grasso W Mack B Stackel P Tubiolo, G. Manitsas, G. Tooley, B. Didget, V. Stevens SEATED: E.Nagel, N.Dargusch, L.Co1lins, S.Lange, J.Corey. STANDING: ROW ONE: I.Corey, L.Corey, S.Ames, J.Herridge, A Warner, M.Sohns, B. Folger. ROW TWO: C.Cullison. S.Noonan, I.Winspear, B.Bernard, S.Swasey, W.Fosburg, S.Hugaboom, I. Seekins, N. Pies. ROW THREE: J. Rogers, C.Bur1eigh, L.Mil1s. D. Tomaselli, C.Gringer, J. Bloomingdale. Modefnellef NDER the direction of Mr. Owen, the Modemettes have become a school tradition. This group is made up of special selected girls from the Sophomore, junior and Senior Classes. The Modemettes lend beauty and harmony to the Christmas and Spring Concerts each year. Caught off guard. 54 ROW ONE: C.Smith, S,Herridge, F.Copulos, C.Stoddard, S.Swasey, L.Corey, N.Dargusch, C.Pies, C.Gringer. ROW TWO: C.St. John, P. Nerber, E.Laesser, J.Cionitti, S.Robinson, L,Jacobs, A.Matrone, I.R0ge1'S, B.Folger, I.Herridge, M.Sohns, C.Sanborn, I.Bloomingda1e, S.Byrne, J. Seekins, J.Clark. ROW THREE: B.l-louck, M.Clausius, M. Ticen, j.Hawks, J.Corey, C.Miche1, S.Goldberg, J.Corey, S. Ames, M.Barlow, M.Boshart, N.Pies, S.Hugaboom, A.Warner, J.Warren. ROW FOUR: A.Longabardi, I.Krieger, E.Reed, C.Cu11ison, E. Bundrock, M,Maile, C.Lubs, W.Fosburg, A.Ehmann, S.Noonan, P.Jasper, J.Wymann, B.Czermiewski, L.Collins, C.Bur1eigh. ROW FIVE: B.Rowc1iffe, J.Stringham, E.Edwards, J.Mou1ton, G. Apenes, C.Kassianos, M.Nesbitt, S.Tresco, L.O1son, N.Truax, G.Silverthom, D. Tomasalli, B.Gravanda. ROW SIX: D.Upson, J.Winspear, L.Joslin, B.Bernard, G.Lowe, L.Avery, J.Bishop, S.Lange, S.Bannister, L. Mills, A.Richmond, P.Stringham, E.Nagel, R.Cassamise. ACH Monday and Wednesday at 3:20 brings rehearsal time for the Girls' Choral Club. The group, under the di- rection of Mr. Owen, is comprised of girls from the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes. Officers for the year were: Carol Gringer, presi- dent: Jolene Corey, vice-presidentg and Joyce Rog- GIS, secretary. HE B.H.S. Orchestra became increasingly active this year. lt pre- sented a concert in mid january for parents and friends of orchestra members. The orchestra, sev- eral soloists, and three ensemble groups appeared in the Spring Music Festival. Culmination of the year's work came with the concert on May 6th in which all of the various groups participated. ROW ONE: D.Palmer, I.Davies, J.Roberts, E.Northrup, C.Chapin, M.Johnson, E. Scalia, M. Tooley, L.Macrae, J. Herridge, J. Steele, M. Kowalski. ROW TWO: Mr. Dillmore, M.Oldsen, W.Wagner, A.Ienks, R.Burdett, R. Didget, S,Lippert, J. Harris, M.Stah1er, G.Lowe, S, Burns, N.Sciacca, D.El1s, T.Knox. S keg! A ride Wagner THE MAJORETTES HE band, which is made up of students selected from grades 7-12, meets twice weekly, Monday after school and Friday 7th period. Under the direction of Mr. Crook, this group played for assemblies, marched in summer parades, played for foot- ball games, participated in the county Festival, and put on a concert. The officers are Robert Smith, president, Steven jenks, vice-president, Grace Lowe, secretary, Angelo Pillo and Daniel Gannon, stage managers, Sue Wilson and Allen jenks, librarians. ROW ONE: M,Wo1cort, I,Corey, S,Urtel, Mr, Crook, D.Gi11, I,Bishop, B,Howe, J,Wa11ace, ROW TWO: A,Sciacca, K,Fruns, S,Wi1son C,Stoddard, E.Bundrock, 5.Byrne, G,Lowe, M.Stakler, I,Harris, I.Davis, B,Warner, B.Sanborn, D.Palmer, J.C1aflin, N,Sciacca, ROW TIIREE: J.iIuth, M,Taber, S.Emery, B.Jordan, E,Macrae, D,E1ls, M.Kowa1ski, K.Truax, F,Spiota, B,We1ler, J,Long, Lllalfeliger, I, Plartmen, A,Schweiger, A.Noack, ROW FOUR: D,Rogers, H.Triet1ey, J,Ward, H,Pask, K,Glaser, P.Nerber, N,Sa1way, R,Srake1, R, Smith, C.Wood, A.Jenks, R,Norirh, G,Smirh, C,Johnson, ROW FIVE: P.Didget, R,BurdetIe, P,Cosrianos, D,Babcock, D,Gannon, W, Mack, R,Bowen, li,Fontaine, S,Lipper1, B,Didget, S,Jenks, L,Co11ins, T,Babcock, 5 .. 5 5 S ,. f Ln' -will If ROW ONE: R.Reinho1tz, P. Johnson, B.Max-Lino, E.Be11es, R.Marchese, B.Me1eca, A.Ju1iani, R.Smith, R.Gahagan, A.Ba1-one, M.Hem- mino. ROW TWO: Coach VanDena, D.Carr, A.Libero, C.Barnard, R.Samkin, J.Bemard, R. Neth, L.Moretto, N.Stephens, D.Luce, D Wood, D.Chambers, R.Fo1ger, G.Lachnicht, F.DeJaniero, K.Bar1ow, B.Briggs, J.Suozzi, Coach Ricci. ROW THREE: L.Coughlin, N. Flango, D,McCurdy, M.Singer, W.Ritch1in, I.Cough1in, .T.Biocca, M.Johnson, G.Ga11iford, P.Arras, R,DeFino, L.Muoio, R,Terol. Football Looks like T-28 to us. , RECORD N BHS OPPONENTS is .fl 6 East Rochester 21 h12,.de11.,v R l4 Hornell 13 B 7 Coming Northside l9 13 Geneva 19 25 Albion 7 6 Corning F . A. 14 53 Welle sville 7 12 LeRoy 31 56 1 5 ap. t - f V, . K NNW EJ 9 X 'N 'kill P YA ,r g' - At .s8fF 'y , . if X 1' 7 7 X1 f ' W i ' JZ: nt , - 4 4. We rw ,. . -hx-' K Q' Q 'J S- O-CAPTAINED by Dick Gahagan and Alex juliani, our football team, although in- experienced, showed improvement over last year's team. Under the quarterbacking of Ben Meleca, the team emerged with a record of three wins and five losses. The offensive and defensive squads proved to be stiff competition for our opponents throughout all our games. A highlight of the season came when we scored 53 points against Wellsville. Coaches Ricci and Raines assisted Coach Van Detta with the coaching responsibili- ties throughout the season. Physical properties were taken care of by Larry Coughlin and Dann Carr. ROW ONE: P.Arras, G. Lachnicht, L.Muoio, G.Ga11iford, R. DeFino, R. Folger, R. Terol. ROW TWO: R.Smith, B.Me1eca A Iuliam R. Gahagan. 57 LEFT TO RIGHT: R.Brecht, I.Muscare11a, R. Smith, A.Masse, W.Merton, R. Francois, R. Gahagan, K. Lamkin, P. Arras, P.Marabe11a Bmleezball HE Varsity team, under the capable coaching of Mr. Cullison, had a successful season, gunning thirteen wins and six losses. After getting off to a slow start by losing to West High, our team bounced back to defeat North Tonawanda by one point in an exciting opening home game. The Blue Devils opened Sectional playoffs with a win over Wellsville but were defeated by a strong East High team in the quarterfinals at Le- Roy. This year's team will lose four Seniors: Dick Gahagan, Bob Smith, Buzz Masse, and Dave Winslow. D. Winslow, F.Weidrich, G.Gal1iford. And Batavia's score goes up Another point-rah, rah, rah! 58 L... I .5 RECORD BHS OPPONENTS 60 West High 75 59 North Tonawanda 58 39 North Tonawanda 74 74 Hornell 64 49 Perry 44 68 Livonia 46 54 Hornell 57 67 Park 40 6l LeRoy 39 60 West High 7l 47 Albion 44 gg IEgig2:1aTech Here's what your look like, 45 Albion 53 67 Park 57 57 Perry 56 60 LeRoy 47 SECTIONALS 33 Wellsville 27 44 East High 58 LTHOUGH handicapped by lack of experience, the junior Varsity team fought valiantly in all their games. Coached by Mr. Raines, the team is looking forward to the successful season which will come from experience. Manager Woody ROW ONE: R.P1ath, W.Ritch1in, P.Huff, G.Smith, R.Ha1stead. ROW TWO: R.MacDona1d, B.Martino, R.Irc1and, P.Johnson, R.Sne11 R.Reinho1tz, P. Nerber. I. Parsons. 59 ROW ONE: D.Suozzi, R,Hyde, G.Gal1iford, W.Merton, R. Martino, E.Barone, P.Marabe11a, R.Wo1ff. ROW TWO: G.Ray, R.Sm1th W. Gray, F.Ku1ikoWSki, C. Diflippo, C. Peart, R. Gahagan, A.Masse, R, Shea, Coach D. Van Detta. RECORD BHS OPP 7 Attica INNING five out of their nine games, our team finished the 4 Monroe season with a fair record. After opening with a win over Attica 7 pen-Y Central, the Blue Devils dropped two games, but came back to de- 10 LeRoy feat their arch enemy, Le Roy. Besides drubbing Livonia, 13-3, the 13 Liv Hia team's victories included the shellacking of Medina and Attica. 0 Moundsmen who shouldered the pitching duties for the season 4 Mofuoe were Masse, Heatherman, and Gray. Coach Van Detta guided the 12 Aftlca team. 6 Medina 2 Albion ... f A-M f'iT'wiiggif+ f A W ...,. CH., X W c ,-U ff' f A, fn. .. if ,Q- 1' Mx QAAAA M ff -5 5 . . I K' I Sxeglarwcge. VNIQ9-,fner 60 mick p V K A - 'Z' .. 1 'rm A A L ROW ONE: D.DeFino, L.Muoio, B.Me1eca, M.Spadacino, B.Nicosia, P.Cino, J.Cough1in, L.Cough1in, L.Moretto, B.Ginnigaw. ROW TWO: Mr. Winters, R.Moorehouse, N.Stephens, D. Gray, J,Cogse1l, R.Brecht, D.Wood, D. Mansfield, C.Ruffino, S.Gal1o, M.Maniacc, Coach Ricci. ROW THREE: R.Monzei1, R.Samiec, G.Burdett, J.Suozzi, P.Wolff, H. Dillon, T.Powe1l, F.DeJaniero, W.Case, J.A1fieri, N.Wi1cox. 2 BHS OPPONENTS 52 Al d,LR 5912,2112 HE 1955 track season proved to be a good one, 29 U2 Aniggpster e Oy 7 4 112 X with a fine record of wins. The season was suc- 49 Brockport 46 cessful in that our team took part in more meets than 62 Livonia 24 in any other year. In the Genesee-Orleans meet we 72 374 Perry, Livonia 48, 16 U4 missed first place by only 1 point. D ' 47 U2 Oakfield, Holley 70, 43 U2 Dave Gray won the Cope-Dowd cup with 85 points. 44 Oakfield Albion The BHS cinder men were coached by Mr. Tom Riccig Le Rby Medina 45, 33, 16 5 Mike Spadacino was captain. 45 U2 Albion ' 63 U2 ' 73 112 Le Roy 35 112 67 112 Alden, Le Roy, Byron 57 112, 46, 8 Front: Jack Parsons, Bill Merton. Back: Coach Olsen, Don Wolffe, Jack Corey, Dave Gray. OR the first time in BHS's histo- ry we had a CIOSS-Country team. Although hampered by the new- ness of the runners, the team sprint- ed its way to a second in league championship. At a sectional meet- ing covering Western and Central New York State our team finished llth out of 25 schools. Our most consistent finishers were Dave Gray, Don Wolffe and Bill Merton. The best time for the year was tumed in by Bill Merton-- 12 minutes and 50 seconds for two and one-half miles. Mr. Arne Olson coached the cross-country team. 61 z se is Kinda cute, huh? Smiling? Shivering? What're the canes for ? X H W- fkz' Club NDER the capable direction of Mr. Day, the Ski Club sponsored the Olympic Ball and a trip to Snow Ridge. Gordon Barlow, jack Corey, john Combs, Bill Case, David Armstrong, Dick Morith, and George Lachnicht represented BHS in an inter-scholastic meet at Swain, where Batavia placed fourth out of eleven schools. The officers were john Combs, presidentg Gordon Barlow, vice-president, janet Herridge, secretary- treasurer. Finally--club, photographer, and snow. Tmmlv G05 HE tennis team, although small, smashed its way to its fourth consecutive undefeated season--'way back in the spring of 1955 after the Batavian had gone to the printers. With two veterans returning, the team had a very good chance this spring of going on to its fifth undefeated season. We hope they made itl Lately golf has fallen upon evil days, we were told, and no matches have been played. However, when the yearbook picture call sounded, the six fellows below responded, ex- pressing the hope they would be successful in reviving the Scotsman's delight. ROW ONE: K.G1aser, P.Bent1ey, I.Stevens, ROW TWO P,Bentley, V.Stevens, I.Muscare1la, F.Andrews. J.Combs. R.Ladd. R.F8rgO. MQ? Cheerleader! VARSITY: M.Di Pietro, B.Gorecki, N Shanley, I.Cionetri. Louder HE cheerleaders did a fine job this year to encourage and lead the cheering at the games . The purpose of having cheerleaders is to foster school spirit, organize the conduct of the spectators and to encourage good sportsmanship. Beverly Gorecki captained the Varsity squad and Mary Louise Jacek the junior Var- sity. The squads were advised by Miss Bojinoff. JUNIOR VARSITY: I.Magee, S.Schrader, M,R, Stone, M.l-lulbert, G.Morirh, M.Moore, M,L, Jacek. Top form l 63N Q66 0 ROW ONE: I.Graff, A.Capuano, F.Cappie1lo, F.Dispenza, P.Graff, J.Joy, S.Wagner, K.A11en, L.Iacobs, J.Martyn. ROW TWO: B. Gorecki, L.Pirro, D.Chi1son, B.Mager, T.Tresco, A.Longobardi, A.Matrone, C.Gringer, C.Pies, J.Rogers, W.Fosburg, B.Fo1ger, I. Herridge, I.B1oomingdale, J.Seekins, N.Shan1ey, M.DiPietro. ROW THREE: S.Urte1, A.Marce11o, A.Ruzzi, R.Torce11o, N.Kib1er, B.Bemard, G. Parsons, S.Meek, M.Wolcott, M.Cinterino, B.Berardini, J.Peck, S.Bannister, N.Dargusch, B.Czerniewski, C.Bur1eigh P.Nerber, A.Schweiger. ROW FOUR: B.Beckwith, D.Dobson, C.Ash, L.Broughton, E.Bundrock, M.Sohns, C.Cu11ison, E.Nage1, S. Stevens, N.Mul1en, L.Jos1in, S.Swasey, I.Motz, S.Metz, V. Krywy, R.Caccamise. ROW FIVE: I.Presberg, M.Jacek, R.Jones, S. Schrader, R. Tresco, D.Hitchcock, D.Hitchcock, S.Wi11, I.Harris, I.Corey, C.Michel, C.Schmidt, C.Goodse11, A.Richmond. GAA. HIS year the G.A.A. sold boosters fblue and white beaniesj to foster school spirit, held a Big Sister Party, was hostess to the Tri-County Swimming and Basketball Sportsdays, sponsored a Bas- ketball Coaching Clinic, gave financial aid to the Tri-County Scholarship Fund, and sponsored the Pen- ny Carnival, Annual Award Nigh Dinner and a Folk Dance Festival. Although G.A.A. sponsors these activities, a girl need not be a G.A.A. member to be eligible for participation . The Association is also sending again this year a Hockey Team to the Pocono Hockey Camp in Penn- sylvania. The lucky girls are: Rose Caccamise, Nora Shanley, Judy Motz, Caryl Cullison, Milly Di- Pietro, Sandy Metz, Mary L. Jacek, Sue Callan, Encie Nagel, Nancy Darguch and Sally Bannister. The purpose of this organization is to encourage and promote athletic activities that will be of in- terest to the girls of Batavia High School. This year's officers were Beverly Gorecki, president: Gail Parsons, vice-presidentg Caryl Cullison, Secretary-treasurer. The class representatives were: Freshmen-Mary L. Jacek, Sophomore - Rose Caccamise, Junior - Nora Shanley, and Bev Bernard for Seniors . The group is advised by Miss Ellen Hawver. Ha-Ha, that was corny. ROW ONE: J. Matz, L.Iacobs, N.Shan1ey, M.Di Pietro, J. Martyn, M.Cintorino, B.Gorecki. ROW TWO: D. Chilson, S,Metz, B,Mager, K.A1len, G,Parsons, A,Capuano. fmdem' L66l6l767f5 HE purpose of this organization is to provide an opportunity for girls with leadership qualities to develop those qualities. The Student Leaders are taught how to take charge of Physical Education classes, how to be re- sponsible and dependable, and how to develop self-control and initiative . This group meets once a week at which time instructions concerning class work and methods for helping girls in the Physical Education classes are given. Besides helping in Physical Education classes, the girls officiate games in the intramural pro- gram. Deanna Chilson, Judy Motz, Beverly Gorecki, received their official's rating in basketball. Gail Parson's rating was held over from last year. This rating is based on a written and a practical exam They can pull, too. At work. 65 jitters before the game. F H fi 0 sf 05 ey APT AINED by Carol Gringer, the Hockey Team was victorious two times and losers only once . They attended a Field Hockey Sportsday at Park School in Buffalo. They made a good show ing by beating Oakfield 3-0, tying Buffalo Seminary l- l, and losing to Park 3-0. Milly Di Pietro, Bev Gorecki, Anita Capuano, Snady Metz, and Caryl Cullison were named to the first All-Star Team. Kathy Allen was named to the second All-Star Team. S.Metz, B.Gorecki, G. Parsons, R.Caccamise, N.Dargusch, J.Seekins, A.Capuano, K.Allen, C.Cullison, C. Gringer, J.Martyn, M.Di Pietro. R w' fn X A I , I if ix g ' ROWONE ND hMC'r' GP SW'11IHiSM ASh' ' . Q I . 3IgLlSC , . 1l'l 0l.'1l'l0, . 8l'SOl'lS, . 1 , . 311' S, . BIZ, . C W61g9J', Srignlg, M,Sohns, I,Motz, I.Martyn, G.Fryer, D.Chi1son, K,Allen, B.Mager, B,Gorecki. , if I 2, . g 4 1 ' 'J B k b I! ' 4 is d ff' X l I ' , - ' 'L HE Basketball Honor Team came out with a very successful season this year f 1 winning all its games. The team played well together and were victorious over X Oakfield, Corfu, and Buffalo Seminary. The scores were as follows: BHS 21 - Corfu ll, BHS 29 - Buffalo Seminary 17, BHS 59 - Oakfield 27. A 7666791 NDER the direction of Miss Bojinoof the girl archers met every Monday to try their skill with the bow and arrow. Mary L. Jacek and Marilyn Katzenstein achieved the yoeman. Sandy Metz and Kathy Allen received their yoeman and bowman badges. Perfect I Hey I Robin Hood ! SEATED: C.Aqu.ino. STANDING: R. Martino, R. Aquino, R. Schlossel. Vinnie Di Filippo Strike! And away we go l Another spare ' .-Q ,Q:., on - ,,.. 5 ': , img f - -QW yi r Y H X f -,AQ M wk I . 1:,. gi, 1 X ' - Y k:.kk. .K 7 gf? Ei Sue goes skiing .hz ,xy i A8 I Sink it' Let's go Billl - w PL K , 1 'W gnc 6 ,V 13+ is J EX A ' ' 1, wow' X Get that bam jk ' Crazy Otto Gordy and jack 68 In top form ff . 6.1 44- W6 Q Hz 'X-T' Q O I fig? f 4 5 Y 4 4 4 4 4 Y Q F 44 4 X7 X 528+ I is V35 wi? -gtk 4 N i Jfx, v 4A K ii Ng, W , , . K' ' ll 1 T gc J 42:23, 4 2 L M VX 4 A- ' X ln' l x , 4 1 fa wr M 'V if .X JW n . f 7 . I' , W 6 sf . 3 . ,. A gg- K 14.353 X ,gen 4 4 . 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The J.O. sponsors the Speaking Contest for junior High, and Red Cross drive, and three dances. From the receipts of the dances, the 1.0. has been able to contribute to many worthwhile projects such as: the purchase of junior Chorister robes, waste recepticals for the halls, a rug on the stage and a spotlight for the stage. The 1.0. is advised by Miss McClellan, Miss Mieras and Miss O'Brien. The officers were: Paul Huff, president, Barbara Sanborn, vice-president, Edward Belles, treasurer, Bonnie Young, recording secretary: and Gail Biddlecombe, corresponding secretary. f 1 OFFICERS: B.Sanborn, P.Huff, B.Young, G .Biddlecombe, E .Belles . BICYCLE PATROL: The Bike Patrol in fall and spring is considerably larger than the doughty winter trio in the pic- ture--L.Mills, R.Roger, and W.Pope. Whatever the season, all do a good job of racking bicycles and supervising traffic. in ggi! 70 ' if A of, iiiaims ZW! 1. ROW ONE: N.Mark, B.C1ausius, M.Di Antonio, C.Shaw, A.Munger, J.Owen. I.Hottois, Ljohnson, R.Jackett. ROW TWO: A. Truax, J.Carr, R.Stevens, D.O'Nei1, L.McGariga1, M.Norton, R. King, D.Nonon, T.Knox, S.Burdettc, J. Kohl, T.Vince11o, S.lloffman, N.Cook, N.Spadaccino, F.Scalia, H.Pies. 0174257 flhkfoffzml Affoczbzlzbn ISTORY Can Be Fun is the motto of the Yorkers, as members of the junior Historical As- sociation call themselves. This is a state-wide organization of junior and Senior High School Students interested in local history. The group at B.H.S. is the joseph Ellicott Chap- ter. As members of the state association, they attended a convention in Rochester and a region- al jamboree at Alexander. In addition, this year joseph Ellicott Chapter, members helped es- tablish the Hartwood Chapter at Le Roy, had Mrs. Pearle Lewis as a guest speaker, visited the jell-O Plant in Le Roy and the Oliver Candy Plant, and held a Christmas party. Chapter officers for this year have been Frank Scalia, president, Mary Ann DiAntonio, vice-president, Barbara Clausius, secretary, and Helen Mark, treasurer. Miss McCulley is the faculty advisor. Q . t LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss McCulley, Helen Mark, Barbara Clausius President Scalia presides. Frank Scalia. if 71 9 0 ROW ONE: S.Barsuuk, W,Ritch1in, V.Valetarewicz, B,DiSanto, C,Ferrara, M.Sanborn, M.Mu1cahy, J.Decker, S,Mann, P,Shanley. ROW TWO: R,Clutc, R.Ha1e, F.Patronio, P,Szymanski, E,Morrow, D.Da1y, A,Weidrich, L,Pix1ey, B,Joy, ROW THREE: S.Bilaz, N Arras, A,Cintorino, L,Gringer, N,Schogoleff, S,Gibson, A,Rosenb1um, M,DiAntonio, D,Gei1ort, D,EllS, M,G1aser, ROW FOUR: B, Backus, M,Paslecki, P,McWain, S,Mu1lcn, I,Reinholtz, C.Nagel, S,Kro1dart, V,Votry, G.Wood, S,Hoffmann, jumbff Hgh Dwlmblllff HIS year the junior High Dramatics Club has been revitalized! Under the direction of three Senior girls, janet Herridge, Norma Pies, and Charlotte Sanbom, this club has become active again. Meetings are held the last Thursday of the month. Programs have consisted of skits, pantomimes, and talks by various members. Officers are: Carol' Ferrara, presidentg Margaret Sanborn, vice-presidentg Betty DiSanto, record- ing secretaryg Margaret Mulcahy, corresponding secretaryg Gary Smith, treasurer. Advisers: Janet Herridge, Norma Pies, and Charlotte Sanborn, xx I ug K Q A i s-1. .,.... Q V- ' Sf f -'nfl ' .S bln-.4 S. Wagner 72 ru 5 43 ROW ONE: G.Biddlecombe, S.Wilson, J.Carey, S.Cal1an, P. Didget, P. Huff, D.Rodgers, M. Adams, R. Housestead, B.Martino, R. Nich- ols, A.Jenks, J.Wa11ace, R. Harsey, C.Chapin, I.Magee, M.Davison. ROW TWO: B.Sanborn, E,Osborn, B.Day, P. Archer, J.Morgan, R.Bex-nard, S.Smith, A.Sanfrate11o, G.C1aflin, D.Ganon, B.Parker, E,Be1las, P.Johnson, C.Johnson, J.Bal1ert, S.Schreader, P. Perry. ROW THREE: M.Talbert, S.Pontius, I.E11wel1, E.Munger, I.Colontonio, N.Noack, J.Mu1len, R.Pi1ath, J.Biocco, R,Reinho1tz, R. Bo- wen, M.Bar1ow, V. Heywood, M.Jacek, J.Whyman, S.Maxon. ROW FOUR: M.Tu11ey, B.Young, B.Norris, G. Pope, R. Ames, F.Sca- lia, D. Hilken, R. Lamkin, D.Harmes, R.Scafetta, G.Cu1bertson, J.Beache1, L.Buh1, J. Price, M.Brad1ey, M.JohnsonJ,J KW' rw . . . M fumwf Hgh Cbomleifr !,z,0f ' ,J gl-J -' HE junior High Choristers, a group of seventy, ninth grade students, have proved to their audience just what a junior High group can really do. The group meets three times a week under the capable direction of Miss Hughes. The 1.0. Council and the music department purchased new robes for the chorus last year. This group has performed at a Rotary Club meeting, the school assemblies, the County Festival, and the final concert in May. The two quartets, the Harmonettes, who have sung together for two years, and the Harmolcnights, who have been singing together for three years, have performed at churches, clubs, and other school functions. 6 'V f, ig, Q R ,I Q67 Mica L6 'dy U 'xl HARMONETTES: M. I. Johnson. J.A,Ma5Q?s?:..sanbW,G5 fx Cf, Biddlecombe, - 76' , X KKK, ,HARMOKNIGHTS: M.Adams, D.R0gers, P.Huff, P.Didgct. X gl if 'Y E in Q K ' ,..a 1i x 73 Q D F' V A -'itvwwf 1-.flu LW M 'in El!! QQ: ROW ONE: F.Spiotta, R. Sepi, A.Stevens, M.Schrader, G.Gal1iford, F.Maniace, P.Pies, D.Dixon, K.Alfieri, F. Mansueto, R.Chapin, G.Culbertson, S.Copoulos,S.Munger. ROW TWO: A.Truax, R.Burdett, R. Stenard, E.Northrop, H.Triet1ey, P.Rowcliffe, W.Archer, D. Lippert, R. Dawson, R.Warner, J,Earl1, Ljohnson, R.Elwell. ROW THREE: C.Meyers, R.Sage, N.Spadacino, B.Repicci, J.Platman, H. Pask, G.Carey, H.Pies, I.Martino, G.Grefrath, J.Raberts, F.Lord, I.Carr, S.Stone, W.Shaw. ROW FOUR: R.Sleght, I.Hottois, A. Sohns, T.Babcock, G.Reiss, C.Scheiger, I.Owen, J.Herridge, I.Martin, R.Ca1lan, N.Fairbanks, K.Barmasse, I.Fryer, N.Cook, W. Graves. ROW FIVE: G,Tomaselli, J.Ha1fenger, I.Blatchford, T. Knox, R.Cole, G. Main, F,M,Miller, L.Mosher, R. Norris, G.Barnard, T.Vince1lo, R.Branning, R. Brown, A.Andreassen, R.Friar. HE Seventh Grade Cho- fewenlb Grade CZOVMIES have done a fmejob this year. Under the capable direction of Miss Hughes, the group sang in the Christmas Assembly and the fi- nal May Concert. ROW ONE: S.Monaghan, S.Johnson, S.Fu1ler, B.Ifflander, D.Sprague, A.Co1ombo, H.Mark, J.Wi11iams, C.Folger, M.Touske, I.Decker B.Nulling, C.Harris, M.Warner, F.Hammon, I.Fiorella, B.Mann, L.Belli, M.DeFazio. ROW TWO: I.Seward, B.Mansfield, J.Iohnson, 1.Cotter, M.McDonagh, J.Johnson, D.O'Neill, S.Chatt, R. King, S.Ster-ling, K.Pies, I. Kohl, S.Parker, R. Dusen, F. DeMarco, A. King, C S Liberto, D. Laesser, S.Emery. ROW THREE: I.Motz, M.Lu1lo, E.Petronio, S.Seagle, A.Rosenb1um, B. DiSanto, I. Dickinson, B.Swain, Greene, A.Schaefer, R.Wood, D.Weller, M.Norton, H.Osborn, S.Tabone, M.Scibetta, P.Cooley, N.Kriner, L.Dunn. ROW FOUR: L. McGarigal, W.Motz, C.Tomaszewski, M.Polito, D.Gallard, J.DeMartino, M.Orchutt, C.Patti1on, I.Johnson, J. Meyers, S.Burdette, B. Scoins, B.Litt1e, R. DellaPanna, J.Jos1in, L.Bosseler, I.Little. ROW FIVE: S.Henries, S.Mack, G. Hyde, I.Pacino, B.Bostwick, C.Cor- beu, A,Gabrie1, G,Fryer, V,Sikorski, F.Saque1la, R.Dusen, S,Campbel1, D.Brickner, T,Baker, J,Co11ard, L,Long, ,K 0 .xii 1 ri 9 N ROW ONE: G.Morith, S.Peck, P.McWain, J.Balliet, B.Joy, J.Tiberio, D. Daily, H.Schogoleff, N.Schogoleff, S.Hoffman, D. Wise, M. Ware. ROW TWO: P.Jones, L.Gringer, A.Cintorino, C.Turazzo, C.Viscucci, B.Johnson, M.Adams, I.Henning, C.Smith, S.Vonada M.Pasteck1, D.Mosc1ck1, B.Kajowski, Llohnson, J.Reinholtz, V.Frens. ROW THREE: S.Massey, J.Hale, S.Goodenbury, I.Sprague, Sciacca, D.El1s, S.Pask, V.Terro1, S.White, I.Toorell, A.Stevens, A.Steiner, J.Passage, A.Noack, I.Stee1e, S.E1more, S,Herrick, C Kritzuatcr, J.Sprague, ROW FOUR: I.Spencer, K.Fol1et, M.DiAnronio, D,Kaltenborne, B,C1ausius, L.Cotton, A.Bazon, B,Iordan, S. Kroldarr, B,Russe11, S,Bi1as, R,Land, L,Beecher, J,Ahl, L.l-lawkins, A,Kember, A,Smith, I,Martyn. ROW FIVE: C,Kreuger, B,Well- er, I,Morsc, S,Mullen, J,Lenz, D,Seekins, M,Sanborn, M,Mu1cahy, S,Gibson, C,Shaw, P,Grey, G.Carrubba, M,Schiavone, P,Shan- ley, A.Bierz, V,Votry, M,O1dsen, ROW SIX: D.Palmer, M,Stalker, A,Francois, J,Hoffman, I,Palmer, D,Plowe, M,Scalia, B,Char- vella, P,Gurino, N,Arras, L.Pietrzykowski, B,Backus, G.Wood, P,Peck, C,Nagel, M.Kowalski, ' HE Christmas Assembly Ezcgblh Gmje Cbomfef and the fiHa1MaY were also activities for the Eighth Grade Choruses. The purpose of these groups is not only for pleasure and instruction in music, but to prepare them for later work in Senior High. ROW ONE: V.Panzone, B.Pope, I.Case, V.Antore, B.Geise, I.Grasso, C.Bone, D.Abby, D.Dorf. ROW TWO: B.Wamer, R. Sixth, G.Myers, A.Barts, J.Matrone, J,Peters, C.Mower, R. Kollard. ROW THREE: F.Pe11ag1'ino, D. Lshmann, F.Dispenza, K. Wood, D.McCurdy, R.Gund1er, T.Peters, B,Srevens. ROW FOUR: D.Herdegen, B.Marshall, C.Banard, J.Battag1ia, J.Amico, T,Minor, R, Upson, R. Mead, D,Sage, M.Mumford. i Q ' gf if if ROW ONE: L.Gringer, A.Cintorino, A.Smith, C.Smith, P.Shanley, s.Vonada, M.Pastecki, I.Reinho1tz, N.Sciacca. ROW TWO: S Kroldart, D.Palmer, A.Gleason, J.Hofmann, J.Sprague, M.Mu1cahy, M.Sanbom, M.Oldsen, M.Kowa1ski, D.E11is, J.Spencer. , J N addition to the Girls' and Boys' Cho- ruses, the Girls' Ensemble is maide up of specially selected eighth grade girls, has performed commendably in their concerts. H5 af,w .,. - ' M,-.--f. 1 4, , ,, du: ,A HL- r O ti ' , ,lg 4.5 W ,I .. ff ' Q,- .if -my -., . 1 ..-A rt in p' Cooling her heels .. rf J, . 4 , ,M ,. As K 'if' ' Mx , 5' ,,. ff Y 5 .4 '71 X ' ' ' .I if K t if -Q: M Vu r h,,V 2, , . -.,,. 1 , f. fvfw- X vt .1 4, + gf - w 8 411 1 T fi ,if ' 3 il ' 'f .:f.a-Sv -:. f lg fi - 5 . f--3 if i :ff-,W ,Q if - , fy u X ,-. f , E W1 'X :el ,fx -W W5 1 1 , ' Q 2 ,. gf: gtg., Z1 4 ig . , My K Howdy Bud ! ' Fish Story ..ROck and Ron.. Minnie-Ha! Ha! Really, really? 76 Claw M- 'WF il U X f 'X ' Q 'T xg : f X if 4v. , N. F ii . , 'bil ' l Q IQi i': F mens X X X v XX. A, X X, Sxegl ifide WG Sine!- 1' MRS. Fleming, change that sign! Off the stove. . . Yes, Miss Teresi has the missing drawer. . Out of the kitchen. . . iffx To the hungry! GUIDANCE: The special tests. GUIDANCE: The printed information. GUIDANCE: The personal touch. ......... 1 ',,,,.l'i m......asEr ,now- X 5 Q .N Latin in the early years. ,4 A A Learning about foreign lands. Pbffezggn Language! HE Latins say, Ave atque Vale. The Germans say, Guten Tag und Auf Wiedersehenl' The French say, Bonjour et au revoir. We are trying all the above languages in the Exploratory Language Course in the seventh and eighth grades. Admittedly an experiment, it will, we hope, get languages started earlier so that more can be done later toward perfecting both reading and speaking knowledge of these languages. Ari O the student, art is a challenge to new ideas, by his exploration of his inner thoughts. Though every student is not an artist, every student may have the pleasure of discovery. In art, line, form, and color are the basic ele- ments. General art is an exploratory course. Next comes Basic in which ideas are developed. using various principles and methods, working for amore finished result. If the student seeks a career, or a hobby. he developes further in the field of commer- cial art, Fine Arts, including water color and oil, or costume and interior decoration. Exploration in line, form, color. Some results of study and practice Working for that finished result .' 79 i Y Office machine practice. Bmmeff HREE phases of the Business Education pro- gram are illustrated in the accompanying pho- tographs. The beginning typist practices the routine of the keyboard with touch operation of the type- writer. The office practice class picks up where the typewriter leaves off, providing instruction and practice in the use of modern office machines. The advanced shorthand class is taking dicta- tion in preparation for a career in a highly skilled field where positions are waiting for the high school graduate in secretarial work. I X 1- ..,-: i Learning what microscopic really means . Beginning typewriting . Advanced shorthand . 56157166 CIENCE is fun, both for the curious seventh graders just exploring a new field and the senior high student already acquainted with the basic principles. The sciences, all of them, are the keys to understanding, and that in turn is the key to the delight of exploration. To live fully and to succeed well in a tech- nical age, both the methods of science and an understanding of its subject matter are pre-req- uisite to almost every person's growth and prog- TCSS. Plumbing the mysteries of electricity. Atoms? Old stuff here. 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