Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

fzfvf-'fv4.,QLfLf4'4z 7 3 517 Mme s prettler' Semors went through It too! h We had to get Clyde In Watch the blrdle' Glad that Job's done' Is eylyerybody happy? 1 'I W.. 0 r 11,7 .H . I J - v . v ,f VxcJ,5 ., ,, 'X L' -'I G v uh A 7 47 0x 5. xxo V. 5:1 5. vig , fc. 1 f . , . X . The Baron hlmself And 1fI m elected Good thing that pole's there! A1n t love grand? Oh how sweet' No parkmg huh? Three httle malds from school L Mmmm good! Jr .1 1 vx 41 H X f 1' X .1 ,- fx -.x 1' V I J xx k x N X 'K j xx he t - . O I - X X . 4 1 '- X ' ' X , '-.X X1 , ' v , V ' Q . X t 1 I 5 1 ,4. ' I , N , X 1 ' Vx ' ' X 1 , . -X H. iix 5 X ' f A X, ', 1 -I x 4 1 I r -' ' V X A A' ' x . ' , I S J- : ' x 1 K If '- 1' X X V . I 'I Q 4 ' . I I . y ' . X , X ' x ff Q . N ' Q. , v ' ,-Q A 9. b F 'v X' . X4 ? , x' . ,x, I X If FN . Y x U e ' 2 x, f XX fx N F , K. . X I s Nm N yf ., 'f ' :CJ L, . 2 4 'JB x P! xi ut' AJ 1 xv, s V - x 'W U Je xl ' N Y V' .V -.l fi? 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' I f q It ' 1 1' 1 if I ' '77 .1 f 1 1 L H .xl ,,' ' fkxft 1 ff? f A H X f f - f' X1 2 : - g X' 15 V A N A bn , N50 110 1 h 'Q 40' Foffewwfd Key to the Future is the theme of the 1957 Batavian. Education ofcourse is the key to your future life You will see the theme expressed in the artwork and - casionally in the write-ups . We had to make an exception of the cover however - cause of costs but we knew you would like our blue devil. We also hope this book in years to come will be the key to open forgotten mem- ories and experiences that happened in BHS. It has been great making this Batavian for you The staff has worked hard and it shows in the book. We hope you will enjoy reading and looking at your yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together 2 Conlenff Parents Nlglll ADMINISTRATION Board of Edugatlon Fuulty SENIORS Hlstory Offlcers Banquet and Honor SOCIETY Members Pm Senlor Poll Playhouse Elugtlon Assgmblv Senxors of 17 UNDERCLASSMEIN Class of 58 Class of 59 Snapshots of junrors ACTIVITIES SSYVILL League Publlcatrons Aetors Speakers and Stage Crew Clubs and Musu. Sports Sports Snaps JUNIOR HIGH J O Counul Hlstorleal Assouatlon NILISIC OYQCAUIZJIIOIIS CLASSES AND SERVICES Secretarles and Health Department Industr1alArts 'md Hornemaklng, LI'lgllSl1 Cltlnnshlp and Mathunatlgs 3 ,, . ' Li I nnn. uuluuna ,...c np. nnnu I . y .X , y . H 3 StudcntC0uncil.... 'xi X xusuuuoousnnnauauoa an S , ,' ........-.. ' -,L Ylncoounnauss : I, ',.'f-, ' x s... .. PdV67'Zf5D zggbi It has become an institution for parents of Ba- tavia High School students to come to the school one night each year to run through the schedule of classes their children attend during the day. They learn a lot, they say, that's a help to them and their youngsters . They take it seriously 'fn x The JO Council and others helped Small class? Nix Exhausted parents being served refreshments 4 7qQ!772Z 7221 Zlfzd 5, 4-A1 All-wry' , ZO7?f xAR3 '-'if- 'f.73f L. Vw wr2.i5f 1 M411 df I -,-,---4' X 0 0 0 X iw, 1,57 Q , ,W f. ff ' f , - F it Q ' 'M l f . Y , f 1 ' . W -. -.- N452 24 xv 4,112 ., lf! Xxx' i N X X X4 , Vp h I W., N xxx va .E d .X M ' ,T , - 41 X x L- X f X- ,fuf ,JY Q R yi -.u ' 'A fm, ' Xi' ' . 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W , .x 'wp' N ' f A ' if X x fx f 'V ' rw, , - A xr' 0 1 1' - SS -s.,,M- ' Mr. Sanborn - Principal MISS Hartz Dean of Glrls Mr Clarke, Dean of Boys FACULTY SEATED Mrs McDermott Mrs Sclrramm Mxss Gentncr Mrs Keller Mrs Collms MxssP Smxth lw11S5Pl'Cl'ldCI1,3Sl Mrs Mclcr Mrs Adams STANDING Mr James Hanley Mr lluff Mr Owen Nlr Baker Mr Muer Mr Day Mr Wrmus 7 v 1 - . . , . , , . , . , . , , . ' Y . , , . ' ' , . . r . . . . , . , A . , . , . , . . Fam by on S sf SEATED Mrs Mark Mrs Clarke Mlss Forsyth Mxss Homellus Mrs Kraemer M1ssL Smlth M1ssBra1nard Mrs Surrell Mrs Werdem STANDING Mr VanDerta Mr RILCI Mr Spauldmg Mr Byrne Mr Smuh Mr Burns Mr Roberts i' '4 V 3 SEATED Mrs Lennon M1ssCanty Mrss Weber Mrs Osborn Mlss btella MISS Hughes M1ssMcCu11y M1ssMcLe11an M1ssM1eras STANDING Mr Pawluckre Mr Puleo Mr Falco Mr Lenz Mr Howe Mr Hanley SEATED Mr RandalI M1ssPh1l1b1n MISSOBFIBH M1ssGrowney Mlss Ryan Mr Johnson STANDING Mr Seymore Mr Dxlmore Mr Crook Mr Ryan 8 a- x . ' ' I ' A Q f. E , 5 . 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X 'XXX il I Clary Iihfimfy In the fall of 1953 we mounted the starrs of B H S as freshmen and what a terrlflc year It was too' Mr Sanbom greeted us and very soon we felt a part of xt all The arrlval of the klds from Jackson School completed our class The results of the student electrons were Jolene Corey as presrdent Vern Stevens as vice presrdent Sue Swa MISS Brumsted sey as secretary Ned Chatt as correspondrng secretary and Louie Mo retto as treasurer all of whom were our leaders rn the J O Councxl The soclal events of the year were the three J O dances Wrth Mlss Brumsted to gulde us as our counselor we began our sophomore year another step toward that SENIOR year' It sure was excltlng votmg for mayor our flrst tlme The class was led by presldent Loule Moretto vlce president Sue Wlll secretary, Sue Swasey and treasurer L1ndaJosl1n Pete Arras Mllly D1 Pletro and Juamta Peck were the Councrl members Soph Sister Week was a not and none of us will forget lf feven the boys 'J Glrls remember the day we wore Bermuda sklrts to school? The year came to a close wrth Bob White recelvmg the Brology Award at Commencement Coming back to school the followmg fall we felt we were really up ln the world jumors at last' After e lectrons we satrsfactonly found ourselves wrth Lou1eM0retto presldent Jrm Frrcker vrce president Jolene Corey secretary and Judy Motz treasurer As Councll members Jeanette Clonettr Mxlly D1 Pretro Blll A qumo and Lenny Szustak were elected Thls year the most lmportant socxal events were our two dances Car ousel and the Record Hop featurmg the drsc Jockey Jack Fuel In the school play entltled The Flghtlng Llt tles Sue Noonan had one of the leads Pete Arras was awarded the Harvard Club Prrze and Jolene Corey was NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY P Cosuanes I Wmspear P Shepard J Corey 5 Meek P Arras A Caleb R Whxte ABSENT M Nesbrtt l0 a -4 ' . . . Y ' U - - 11 - 11 . , - , - , - -- l I 0 1 . . 1 1 ' Y -- I ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, . ,, . . . . 1 1 ' -- I - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , 11 1 - 1 ,, . . . . . ,, . . . 1 - 1 11 . , . I . , . , 1 , 1 1 - , . , 1 , . . : . . CLASS OFFICERS: j.Cionetti, secretaryg L. Szustak, president: Miss Brumsted, counselor: R. Didget, vice-president: j. Motz, treasurer. the Glrls State representatlve We reallzed wlth the arrlval of our class rmgs that we would soon be Mrghty SENIORS Our Semor year opened wrth those llvely campalgn partles honormg Pete Arras Carl Barone and LOUIS Moretto our candrdates for mayor Louxe won along wlth the followrng Councll members Mllly D1 Pletro Roberta Herdegen and Dlck Nagel Class offlcers were presrdent Lenny Szustak vrce president Bob Drd get secretary Jeanette CIOHCIII and judy Motz treasurer The school play Books and Crooks was a brg success wlth Drck Nagel as the star performer The year offered fun for each of us whether rt was the fab ulous football and basketball games or the many partles After the worry of mrd year exams was over we soon found ourselves at our long awalted Semor Banquet the theme of whlch was 'We ll be Together Agam flflow sad 'J The greatest year of them all came to a close wrth the Semor Ball and Commencement We apprecxate the ald that Mrss Brumsted has glven us through our hrgh school years She put up wrth a lot' When we leave the halls of B H S we wrll remember the wonderful experrences we have had together each holding hrs own key to the future Banque! We ll Be Together Agaln Speakers Table it?-4 X gr i.. l . . - - n 11 V - - - - r o Q 1 - Z 1 - Z 1 5 9 ' , - -, H .v - v r 1 1 - v r - 1 ' - ' 1 - - - , - v 1 - -v , . . . . . . .y . nr v V H I , 7 .' 4 ,el ' V, A -. , 9 ' A I , l 3 I f ', 4 ,: f - g . , ata Q - ' 1 ' B 1,48 J , 'N ' 5' A 1 5 - V l Nora and Gary Best Looking Louie and Nita Q: ' Friendliest Pete and Sandy Best Student Jolene and Lenny Best Citizen ' 1 P 'Nl -4 age hw Jeanette and Dave Best Dressed WW P16 Poll WW Pete and Phyllis Bill and Sue Most Likely to Succeed Best Se 'X Best Athlete Milly and Dick Most Energetic nse of Humor Charmaine and Sam Best Dancer i Bob and Lucy Best Musician Louie and jolene Best Personality is! gw A ' A. A y ,L . wi : ri W ' ' uf j v-- W 9- 5 . ' E: 4 3. , I ' - A tk, 1 r '. ,Q- ll vi V ,P V ,NJ-... ' Q' .. 1 X 5527 I - 1 ,J ' 4 it A A fp- Nancy and Fudge , ' 9 i T ' . U . 1 U 'ei 2 . 'P em tj ix .fy . . i, ., . - P 6 E 2 ' 4 .I ' I 1 ' 12 Well l l lpardner Pfazykome , 5-is ,X N f if ,f y l 1 . A ,' .141 A., Amy' 2' -, ' -A Freckled face Fanny. Q 45- ii Nature glrls ffl ' s Sleep tlght Goodness, gracious ! 13 Ylepte 5 Efegmn xo Cams at Co ' State . gash tafmg 03 60. Ma Yo r Moreno Sumo: ckase- oiiiceii 14556744 by GTWBYXV 6 Louie qui ,VB X Clam of 1957 ALFIERI, JOHN AQUINO, WILLIAM lohnny 937 31-'fx 5 ANZA LONE Sam Stage Crew Sclence Club Thesplans World Affalrs Club Math Club O Peachy' :X K- ALLEN, KEITH Skl Club That S rzght' AMIDON DONNA Donnre Ma Jorette AA GIIIS SGIVICS League Intramurals Glrls Choral Club Pep Club Yes I got a letter from htm todav ANDREWS FREDERICK Chorlsters Tennrs Skxp Boys Glee Club Intramurals AUL Nope 4-HY Willie Q . Shuffleboard 3 Q, Bowling 2, 3, 4 'ET' ' Gotta see the dean. V 4 X ., ,nr ARMSTRONG DAVID Dave A Skx Club Stage Crew World Affarrs Club Football Thesplans .Av -.43 What homewo tk? ARRAS PETER Orth Football Basketball Baseball Natlonal Honor Soclety Student Council World Affalrs Club v 'X 1- P That s 11 fe UBL- BA LL GORDON Got dy World Affaus Club Stage Crew Thesplans He s a loblaw man Yea' 'ii BARONE, CARL Baron Bow lrng J up Intramurals You betch1m' BATES, SHIRLEY Shi r l ev How are thrngs wrth yo: krrP Clam of 1957 r'- BENNETT R GA RY World Affarrs Club Deans Workers Math Club HHIIIIHIIIIH Ufeep Ou1et'J BIRGE KENNETH Ken , 1 jumor Chorlsters Chorrsters I BISHOP JANET an Junlor Chorlsters Chorlsters Grrls Choral Club Majorette Gxrls Servlce League 13-v BLASZCZYK, BARBARA Barb GAA World Affalrs Club Intramurals jumor Honor Socrety Pep Club Heavens' How bout that' 'Ur BOSHA RT, MA RIORIE Varge Chorlsters Choral Club Band Thesplans Grrls Servrce League 'JH no not reallv BOWER NORMAN 'Vorm Track Is that rr Q BRADLEY CHARLES Chuck Chorrsters Tennrs Team Glee Club iii wa' GATA tn, BRECHT RICHARD Ot to Basketball 2 Track Well who asked va? wig A-I dfekraf, BRIDGE DAVID Dave All rrght you 6uys V - f 1 A ' 2, 3, 4 ' , ' 2, 3, 4 5 l 2 ' , ' 2: 3 ' ' ' 3, 4 . , ,I I 1 - 1 ' l i n In . 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BRUMSTED, NORMA flrfrm Pic Staff S Girls' Service League World Affairs Club ' Deans' Workers Pep Club O I don t care Really' BURDETT DONNA Br rdr e The SDIHUS See how you 'are CALEB ANN Anne CPerry Central I 2 31 National Honor Society well tatslre Bowling 3 Where s my brother? 6 -K CAPUANO, ANITA A Need GAA l, 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 See how you are. CARR, DANIEL Dan Football Manager 3, 4 4 But Definitely! L' . CHATT NED Andy Bowling Chorlsters Playhouse Intramurals N' can t e :fo t bowl CHILSON DEANNA Dee Student Leaders AA Intramurals junior Honor Society Pep Club I 'W The Old Philosopher Tony Band Basketball Y, Intramurals -.--rv Tennis It S a be-autrfll day .f tb 4' , I 2 j 4 1 ' 3,4 ' l,2,3,4 , ' l , 1 ' l ,, A 2 ix: . l,2 I ' , rv , to . - 1 1 1 3,4 ' ' ' 4 G 2,3,4 . f oh, , h. A 'f. I t 112,36 , 2 T N XM 1 CANTY, JAMES - i'7iM'W' N . CINTORINO, ANTHONY ' , n l,2 ' 3,4 -Q J l.4 f N 'Q i,z,3 '. . , if : ' 3,4 A' z I N I '. . ' 1 . A x A r ' 4: I F9 nf 2 17 Clam of 1957 CIONETTI, JEANETTE jeanettre Cheerleader Student Councll Class Offlcer Glrls Choral Clu.b World Affarrs Club PIC Staff Grrls Servlce League PIC Buslness Manager 0 71 h h 'ne ty g pidlvska QP Y? COOLEY BARBARA Barb Intramurals Deans Workers Iunror Honor Soclety You better belreve 43244 64 gina I5 CLAUSIUS, MARILYN Marrlyn Chorrsters Glrls Choral Club Grrls Servlce League World Affalrs Club 2 Archery Wh1t s the matter? COLOMBO JOHN johnny Intramurals 2 Chousters Believe rn m9 CONWAY, LAWRENCE Larry Bowlmg Wake me up when the perrod ends COREY, JOLENE L Bean Modemettes Chorlsters ' Majorette, IC Class Offrcer Natlonal Honor Socrety World Affalrs Club Choral Club Ai 45? Plc Edltor Oh h h how nrce' COSTIAN ES PETER Pete Band Chorrsters Boys Glee Club Scrence Club World Affalrs Club Natlonal Honor SOCIBIY Thesplans School Play Math Club O well that s lr e' COUGHLIN LARRY 'Q Lars Football Track Chorrsters Intramurals -.1 wil Boys Glee Club Sclence Club You bet your 11fe' CZERNIEWSKI BETTY LOU Betty Chorlsters Glrls Choral Club World Affarrs Club Future Teachers GIYIS Servlce League Intramurals Jumor Honor SOCIEIY 1 DA RGUSCH NANCY 'Vance Cheerleader GAA Intramurals Student Leaders Skr Club Plc Sports Edltor Chorrsters Grrls Choral Club Modernettes Let' s bug' L.',' f I Z ,D I' I V 1, 2, 3 A 2, 3, 4 - 4 , ' I l,2,3,4 - ' 2,3,4 ' . P' 2,344 - 3,4 If ' ' 1,3 - 2,3 X 4 ' ' 3,4 - ' ' 3,4 4. ' 4 - - 4 4 2,3,4 -, 1 1 Y , 4 3 5 ' '4 '4,,,Q L '.?,:.,z D gg , ' Q ' . ' - ' l,2,3 1.2,3,4 ' 1 8 ' ' ' 2,3 ' 2,3,4 . , . 3 1 2, 3, 4 . Ji.. A ' 1, ,3,4 ' 1,2,3,4 - 2 ' 4 A I ,N 1 ' ' 3,4 ,V 4 4 4 4 3 h, , '. 'f . 4 ' ' 3- 4' 2 , , E V,-fi Vlg. ,-- , . .. S' 1, ,3,4 3 rl' .4 ' 1 1.2 ax ,. Qi 4, . . - - n - hm ' 1,2,3,4 L -wi 3 ' sl ' ' 1,z,3 A . 4 6 ' 1,2,3,4 r ' ' , ' 1 . , ' .diff-'ZQEL ' . Y ,if-'Q 241544 fffgfffi. n , , ,'..1wV-'f f 1 ' 3,4 ' 1,2,3 I 3 . , ' ' l,2,3 'I I ' 3,4 ' 2,3 I -, ' ' ' ' 3,4 , - X tt 1 '34 x 4 lk L2 ' I N Hr, arf!! I I t , 2 t ' H 4 ' 3 I l,2, 3,4 - ' 1 q 1,2,3,4 . , , - 3-4 rt. - 4 L, . . 4 t , ' 2,3 XX W ' ' - ' 2'3 A ' .. 1 3 18 Clam of 1957 DAWSON RICHARD ,na Q DIDGET ROBERT Dick World Affalrs Club Baseball Intramurals B1 Q D S9 hx Band DE FAZIO ROSEMARY DEIANIERO, FRED Future Teachers Lrbrary Club junlor Honor Soclety junlor Chorlsters World Affalrs Club Grrls Servlce League Glrls Choral Club Intramurals itz DELLA PENNA ROSALIE Speedy See how V011 'IFPS Thrnlc you Football Track 2 L'1te '1Q11n' DI PIETRO CAMILLE M1111 e B07 Class Offlcer World Affaxrs Club Orchestra Chorlsters Boys Glee Club Tennls Team Sk1 Club 1 ro :gh Student Councrl Cheerleader Intramurals Glrls Servrce League Thesprans Batavlan World Affairs Club Batavlan Buslness Manager Come on you kxds' DESANCTIS, NICHOLAS DIRISIO ALBERT 'V 1 ck 'V 1 bk DESIMONE CHARMAINE Char Grrls Servxce League Thesprans Deans Workers Girls Choral Club Cheerleader Got any ,Q 1m Track Bowlmg ,Q ,..-av' EDWARDS EVE LYN Llbrary Club Deans Workers Girls Choral Club AA Glrls Servrce League Basketball junlor Dramatlc Club I flon t know . ' K I . 4 4 . 4 3,4 ' 'f' Q ' 3' A ' 4 3,4 I J .J l,2,3,4 ' -ff '33 l.2,3,4 ' 2,3,4 ' ' 2,3,4 ' 4 ' 4 It' s f ' life! Ro I 2,3,4 2,3,4 ' 2,3,4 l, ,3 A 6 f ' ' 1 , A 4 . , . 4 . , 1 t l, 2 x , ',, wh. f 1,4111 V fr' . .. :. n A I ' z,3,4 I A I H l l,2,3,4 are smart, 1lon'f vow? GAA l,2,3,4 ' l,2,3,4 , X: - v ' 3,4 .' , I ' 2,3,4 A '. 4- ' 3,4 N I ' 2,3,4 I 4 .Q N--I - ' 4 5 E N V Y - L. K we 1554 3 G' - 4 If , l A J X A F , , x 4 Lx 54 . X f , Ev ' ' ' 3,4 D 4 3,4 6 I 'U ' 2,3,4 -. 1 4 O 1 G. ' . l i ' . . 1 f Z . D . V I ' l9 Clam of 1957 EHNIANN ANDREA A Grrls Choral Club World Affalrs Club Oh I love you oo' FASANO, DEANNA GAA G1rls Servlce League Intramurals 2 Deans Workers You re Qrodgv FOLGER, RICHARD Fudge Football 2 Baseball Basketball Intramurals 2 World Affalrs Club Say' How much rs rt? Z FOSBURG WENDY en Chorlsters Glrls Choral Club Modemettes Batavlan World Affairs Club GAA Intramurals Speakmg Contest Really? FRICKER JAMES Sam Intramurals , , Chor1sters Boys' Glee Club , Stage Crew , World Affarrs Club 4 junlor Chorlsters l Class Offrcer 3 Is that rzghtg GALLIFORD GUS Football Basketball Baseball G15 Intramurals World A ffa1rs Club GERHARDT, JUNE Llbrary Club 3 Oh well everyone can t he perfect GORECKI EUGENE Geno You guys walk too fas GRAFF JOAN loanre Cheerleader Student Leader GAA World Affalrs Club Deans Workers Intramurals Pep Club Llbrary Club Gxrls Serv1ce League huh Baseball Sk1 Club GRASSO, LEW IS Loure Chor1sters Boys' Glee Club 'Z World Affalrs Club Intramurals Sneaky boy' ndy 1 ' ' 2,3 ' 4 R Q . f . -4 , i ff: 5- Ji -' .- o.P. 3,4 ' 2, ,4 6' . , , 3 ' of 1, ,3,4 ' 1 . 1' ' 4 - X., Tb? IN., 'ff I X A A 1, ,3,4 . r! - 1,2 1 1 A .4 - l, ,3,4 ' .- 1 ' 4 X Q - - , i .1 W ' I 374 2,4 ' ' 2,3,4 4 3,4 2,3,4 ' 3,4 ' 4 ' 3,4 ' 4 2,3,4 1,2,3,4 2, 3,4 1,2 . 4 . 3 A ' ' ' 2,3,4 Uh- . , , , 1 2 3 4 'A ' ' 2 3 ' 2 3 Jn 3 4 A ' 20 HA LFENGER, RICHARD Herb Baseball Intramurals World Affalrs Club Pep Club Band Boy 1m I ever Xsfeflaf an Cfdff of 1957 N--'V trred HARMS DAVID Dave JUUIOI' Chorlsters Chor1sters Thesp1ans Stage Crew World Affaxrs Club Boys Glee Club Always put Vout best foot forward HEATHERMAN JOSEPH O8 Football Basketball Track HERDEGEN ROBERTA Bobhze Student Councll Batav1an IC Thesplans Glrls Servlce League Future Teachers World Affalrs Club Deans Workers Pep Club That s the way the cookze fumbles HILL, DARWIN fhref CW1ll1amsv1lle Central lj Intramurals Sclence Club World Affaxrs Club Oh yeah' 'Vo k1dd1n6' HITCHCOCK DORIS TW1 n AA Gnrls Servlce League Chorlsters Glrls Choral Club Intramurals But that s besrde the pornt' HITCHCOCK DOROTHY Tw: n GAA Grrls Servlce League Chorlsters Glrls Choral Club Intramurals You better helxeve zt' I-IORVATH WAYNE D1 ck Bowlmg Dol I l I-IOUSEKNECHT1 PAUL House Baseball 2 Intram ural s 2 Lots of luck' i HOWE BEI I Y Bettv Majorette Plc Staff Glrls Choral Club World Affa1rs Club Glrls Servlce League Thesplans Deans Workers le s bop 1,2,3,4 G l,2.3 2,3,4 ' ' ' ' 4 .1 4-. 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I I f 2l C 10155 of IQ57 IRE LAND JAMES 4...f,t -il is 4 any 1171 fi ' JACEK PATRICIA Pat Library Club GAA Ilol v cow JACKSON MARJORIE Var61e fEderette 1 2 31 Cond drref' JACOBS LINDA jake GAA Intramurals Student Leader Glrls Choral Club 1C World Affalrs Club Cheerleader Dean Worker Skt Club You know IANSEN KATHLEEN Kathv fCananda1gua Academy l 2D Chorrsters Modemettes Gnrls Choral Club Batavlan World Affalrs Club Ge-ekers' 7 -IENKS, R STEPHEN Stew' Band Chorlsters IC Plc Sports Edltor Orchestra World Affalrs Club Boys Glee Club Fine 1 dimly JOSLIN LINDA L :cv Chorlsters Grrls Choral Club World Affalrs Club Thesplans Plc News Ed1tor IC Class Offrcers AA Intramurals Ahlo KOZIOL EDWARD Intramurals Deans Worker Orchestra Gee ulur' KRANTZ MAUREEN Penee GAA Future Teachers Student Leader Intramurals Irv T'- KRINER ANNETTE fOakf1eld Central l 21 World Affarrs Club on Well fancy tha 4? 1' A f. 3 , ,a- . H' QQ P' 4 1 ' 'r . 3 D D i ' 2,3,4 ' 1,2,3,4 A 1,2 ' ' 2,3,4 -f f ' 2,3,4 h .J - ' 2,3,4 , I ' 4 P 2,3 A 6 ' , ' 2 f f 5 fi 2,4 r - - 5 j ,2 Ed , , 3 ie . ' 3 N M 1 is 4 2 X A I Q in l,2,3,4 2,3,4 , ,Q l,2,3,4 Q 2 fx 3,4 4 'sf ' ' 3,4 1,2,3,4 X . - ' P' 2,3 A ' 3,4 ' , 2 x 4 ' 4 ir. 4 4 ' ' 4 'F I 'A ' 4 .4 x I I K , ' ' 3.4 , . 4 NJ X X ' 4 1 22 Donnie Girls Service League. Thespians World Affairs Club Deans Worker Batavian Girls' Choral Club Ski Club Clam of 1957 ?3g'7 If ,' 4 I 3, J6Of!5e Bowling Shuffleboard Who dat chunk-chm . KRUEGER, DONNA A an AA LYNCH, GEORGE ' 4 3, 4 N I 3 z,3,4 I ' 3 2,3,4 X -4- W, ., . ka 2 4' 4 I' Pep Club rightv JD ik. 6-.4 Q! LUCE DONALD The Champ Playhouse Football The spians Intramurals You wanna fr K9 LAC KNIGHT GEORGE Crash Football World Affairs Club Track Ski Club I could say somethrng hut I woul dn t LAMKIN KENNETH Kennv Basketball Choristers Intramurals Football Baseball 'Ph Veah' LUBS CAROL 'Vlppv Girls Service League G1rls Choral Club ic Thesprans Pep Club Junior Choristers Intramurals Thank vol verv much and charge rt please 53... Qu' Ii MAGER, BARBARA E1rb1e GAA Intramurals Student Leaders Pep Club junior Honor Society Is that all rxghtf' MAILE MARY ANN Prxze Girls Choral Club Girls Service League World Affairs Club 1C Deans Worker Pep Club Dramatlcs Club Intramurals Who s got a car? Q MARABELLA PATRICK Satch Football Baseball Intramurals Yep' MT 'L' P -,rf -lf MARTIN BONNIE Bon Amherst Central High l 2 Girls Choral Club Modemettes Chonsters Intramurals World Affairs Club Do you know anyone Rov from Le 2 1 All , 4' .1 J it 'VA 1 I 1,2,3,4 l.2,3,4 9 A 4 1,2,3,4 T Q ' 3 3,4 -1 'T' ' 2,3,4 2 5' ' . - 1 - l.2,3,4 ' ' 2' ' 2,3,4 ' ' ' , g , 1,2 ' 4 4,12 1 P' 4 I- p, 3 1 3,4 . 2 ' ' 1 4 3 1 - 1 ' 3,4 1 1 x . - ' 2,3,4 l,2,3,4 1, ' . wand Affairs Club 4 Baakarbalr 1, 2, 3, 4 , ' w- I p- 4 1,2 , E' - 3 2 ' aifff 1 524' 1 f ' VV .. .-- 1. n,4 'A ' Q . D 73, J 3 i t I 6 L' . 1 4 ' 4 v ,' . 4 3,4 X fi . 4 .. an ,lg I 4 'eh . ' ,fr ' 4 ..- ' 23 Intramurals MCWETHY GARY V U10 Co op C my WWYU of 1957 MIGLIORE ANNA MARY AA Annre Gotta get a d1te' 'CT' pg., MEEK SANDRA E S1ndy rc Plc News Editor Natronal Honor Soclety Scrence Club World Affalrs Club Girls Servrce League GAA Intramurals Deans Worker wel I no Q lil X 1 S, METZ SANDRA C 1 ndv Cheerleader Intramurals World Affalrs Club Glrls Choral Club Sclence Club Lrbrary Club That s jolly dood' MEYERS PHYLLIS Shorty Intramurals Tough sr tuat ron MICHEL CA ROL W1 ke jumor Chorrsters Deans Workers Glrls Choral Club Intramurals GAA IC World Affalrs Club Hev' Dor1't tell anybodv, nit Grrls Service League Skl Club Grrls Choral Club World Affalrs Club Deans Worker JUUIOI' Honor Soclety See how you iff? MILLS LOIS junror Chorlsters Glrls Choral Club Chorlsters Modernettes Glrls Servlce League Deans Worker World Affalrs Club IC GAA Vis rss das here MORETTO LOUIS I our e Student Councrl Mayor Football Track Intramurals Batavlan Stage Crew Thespxans I m sorrv' MOTZ JUDITH 7 1dV Class Offrcer GAA Grrls Servxce League Student Leader Intramurals Thespxans World Affalrs Club Deans Worker lust ne-mer vo mrnd -gf 24 5 NAGEL RICHARD Dr ck Student Councll Skl Club World Affarrs Club Thespxans Tenms Football Sclence Club 'Jne of those fnrnor detarls , . . ,g:4 , wilt, tr , I .' . ' 4 G 2 3 1 1 ' 1,2 3 . Lo P' 2,3,4 ' ' l I ' ' 4 ' ' 2,3,4 3 ' V ' ' 3,4 ' 2,3,4 ,-IN, H- ' 4 2,3,4 A f I ' 2,3,4 ' ' ' 3,4 , ' ' ' 3,4 ' 4 C l,2,3,4 ' 4 l,2,3 P' 3 ' 2 2 1' --- 1, A.. rt 9 4 ' 2,3,4 3 , GAA l,2,3,4 Class Officers 2,3 Q, -A l,2,3,4 4 Q5 ' 4 l,2,3,4 ' ' 2 l,2,3,4 A l l,2,3,4 ' l ' 3,4 , . 3,4 ' 'r ' ' 3,4 A ' 9 1 . l,2,3 ' 3,4 . , l,2,3,4 ' ' ' ' ' 3,4 Qt ' 3,4 ' ' E1 - 1,2,3,4 I-Z ' 2,3,4 ' 4 ' 3 , 4 ' V U ' ,' V . . 1 ' . ' 2 3 ' 2 3 ' ' 2,3,4 -, ' 2,3,4 --5' ' 3,4 ' ' P' 3,4 . 4 . I ... NESBITT MARCIA Harsh Batavxan Natronal Honor Socrety World Affarrs Club Grrls Choral Club Thesplans Dramatrcs Club Gxrls Servlce League K im Good mornrng' SUS Scooch c Plc Edltor Gxrls Choral Club Modernettes Chorrsters Thesplans Grrls Servlce League School Play World Affaxrs Club Sweet Pea you know that don t you? OLDSEN ANNETTE MARIE Annre Nrta Batavran Edrtor Batavlan Staff Student Councll Thesplans World Affarrs Club Glrls Servlce League GAA Deans Worker Intramurals Lrbrary Club Grrls Servlce League eans Worker rc Girls Choral Club He s awar ten' NOONAN SUZANNE PASCUCCI, JEAN You don t know do ya? PARSONS MARIORIE MAE Hargre Glrls Chorus 4' 6' Grrls Servrce League My Who s krddrn I m serzous PECK JUANITA That s my boy' oe Kotch Intramurals Il'1fY3U1l1l'3lS Buddy boy PALONE LORRAINE Lorry 25 PALMER JOSEPH PIETRYLO CARLJ World Affalrs Club Help' Help' Sharks PLATH DAVID Dave Later' QPX -...ay PRESTON, WILLIAM ' Bill fNotre Dame l, 21 Track 3, 4 Intramurals Wel-l-I-l-l-l. S. ABA RAPHAE1. GERALDINE Gerry What s vour trouble? 7' ROBINSON SHIRLEY Shr rl Batavran World Affarrs Club Chorrsters Glrls Choral Club AA Grrls Servrce League Deans Worker Intramurals JUUIOI' Chorrsters What are ya nuts or someth1n69 Q49 fs RONAN, DONNA JEAN Don Lrbrary Club Grrls Choral Club GAA Grrls Servrce League Thesprans Intramurals I m hvmgrv' nfs RUFFINO, BETTY Ruff-Ruff Intramurals 2, 3, 4 2 Pep Club Oh, von href idiot! RUFFINO CHAR LES Chuck World Affarrs Club Stagt Crew Sucnce Club Intramurals Thesprans Track All rrght' SALWAY NORMAN Norm Band Intramurals Whoa I9 2 Sl-IANLEY NORA JANE No r 1 e Cheerleader Intramurals Student Leader World Affarrs Club Deans Worker Pep Club I got a letter letter I Igota Iris. Q19 ...ff 'P' ROSS THOMAS C SI-IEPARD PHY LLIS ANN Wanna ,Qo to Buffalo? Twee ty Pefmv Batavran Natronal Honor Socrety 'R 5' Deans Worker 9' Are you go1n,69 'Vow he sure 5, to be there , '. . ' 4 AK' 4. 2,3,4 . w 1 NL x I. l'2 1 , .. l,2,3 - ' ' 2,3,4 'R - ' 2 I n ' 4 ' 4 l, ,3,4 I 4 ', I 21314 4 f ' ' 2,3,4 t 'ab ' 'Q G 3 A , ' ' ' 3,4 i 1 4 K l,2,3,4 , ' ' 1 ' 2,3,4 3,4 5. 5 Deans' Worker 4 GAA 2,3, 4 ,L , - ' 4 2,3,4 4--4 5-sis 4 3,4 - ' ' ' ' ' 3,4 ' 4 N' ' 2,3,4 ' 3 1,3 1 2 , .I qv ' ' 3,4 rx ,r 26 Clam of 1957 SHEPARD, SALLY ' ' A M, SPRAC-UE, BARBARA Sal Be careful .' 4. 611 QQFF Y! . ,,nQgi3kdQFQ,?4 ' 'Zvi-S 'H SILVERTHORN, GAIL 'V ip jumor Chorlsters Chorlsters Modernettes Glrls Choral Club World Affalrs Club Glrls Servrce League Pep Club Intramurals IC xi' Funnv as itch' SMITH NE LDA 'Vedda World Affalrs Club Intramurals Grrls Choral Club -lf There s tro :ble JL. SPEIDEL MARGARET Varge GAA 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club sst peter Barb Deans' Worker 4 Oh! You cute one. tw-1 STEVENS, DONALD VERNON -, 'TW f . Vern fr? Chorlsters Boys Glee Clu.b Tennls '14 Skl Club Censore SUOZZI JOSEPH Suzzr Football Intramurals Track ,, X Shuffleboard Don t touch my haxr o I ll SWASEY SUSAN Sue Chorrsters Gxrls Choral Club 4 Modernettes World Affalrs Club Batavxan rc Class Offlcer GAA If that s the way you want 5 N -. ' ' l ' l,2,3 . N ' 2,3,4 ' 2,3 1' Q- 4 ' 2,3,4 h ' 5 I ' ' 2,3,4 ' 2,3,4 , . 4 , df 1 . ' ' ' 3,4 - 4- 2 3 T . A 'iff l' P' V4 f . Sd' , . Fl Cf' . 1. 'H ' ' ' 4 2,3 , .ff A 1,2 2,3 - 1' 4 I ' ' 1,2 2 ' ' ., 3 'L' , ,b V I, I ' r I , , ' 1,2,3,4 5 ' 2,3,4 ' ' 2,3,4 v 2,3,4 ' , ' ' 2,4 '27 ' 4 , 93 P' 2 A ' ' 1,2 l,2,3 - it! l SPIOTTA, FRANK SZUSTAK. LEONARD 11 27 31 4 4:3 1, 4 1,2,3,4 . 4 ff 'L A 2,3,4 , . 4 I 2 I . 4 4 g t 3,4 1 - .-I 'A I 4 . . gif. U ,, ,L I . 2,3'Z .. f 3,4 2 r A 1 f Mi -'- 'Sf V - f ' N ' , Frankze Band Intramurals N. ZIP World Affalrs Club Thesplans You huncha 11 ga bees Lenny Football Baseball World Affalrs Club Student Councll Class Offlcer Batavlan Stage Crew Intramurals Thesplans Haven t dot trme now tell me later' XXKM Clam 0 1957 THOMPSON DAVID FRANK Dave Whatsa matter for yo19 l el 1,-I if 141 -I -tp TOOLEY GA RY Gare junlor Chorlsters Chorlsters Boys Glee Club World Affalrs Club Skl Club Deans Worker TRE SCO SHIRLEY Tess: e Guls Choral Club AA Intramurals 2 Get a horse wrll y TRESCO, THERESA Terry Cheerleader Llbrary Club Intramurals GAA Glrls Choral Club Lover TRUAX NANCY 'V ance Chorlsters Gxrls Choral Club Glrls SGIVICC League Batavlan World Affairs Club Skl Club Deans Worker Future Teachers junxor Chorlsters Let s have a party' UPSON DOROTHY Dot Chonsters Grrls Choral Club Thesplans rc School Play At tendez mo1 ' URTEL SANDRA Ace Majorette Intramurals Glrls Servlce League rc GAA World Affalrs Club Pep Club Lot sa luck' VAHUE DONNA MARIE Donna Glrls Choral Club AA Intramurals Future Teachers Student Leaders Good mornrnq' TWISS, BARBARA Barb Library club 4 World Affarrs Club 5 --1 1' ll' l' WA LDRON JAMES Thesplans ,v t?' Scheenr e ' f. 2 3 A' .A 1- fl I 1 N Xp. ' ' l ' l,2,3,4 ,- ' ' 2,3,4 ' ' 2,3,4 ,, I ' ' 2,3,4 ' 4 ' 4 P' 4 ,Q ' 4 4 R ' 3 - -D . . . , , S A ' ' 2,3,4 ' l,2,3,4 ,X ' . G 3,4 l,2,3,4 ' l, ,3,4 ' ' ' 3,4 4 , - A sl , - ap P' 4 4 KVI? it i4K l,2,3 ' 2,4 2 ' ' 3,4 '3 ' 3,4 G 1,2,s,4 l,2,3,4 l,2,3,4 l,3 2,3,4 -. I , 4 3 Y . fhlhl ' ' 2,3,4 1 ' l 2 3 ' ' 2,3,4 ,, , , . 1 ' ' ' 3,4 ' S 'x ' - ' 3,4 -0 .7 , ' X ., . 4 z:,r wh' Lx . 4 X 5 5+ f it v 4 ,qv I, ' l 3,4 A 1 . - 1 'v-' . 1 ' A lf Q j l 28 Clmf of 1957 WARNER AUDREY Audze Chorxsters Modemettes Girls Choral Club Thespxans World Affalrs Club Future Teachers Don t hurry WARNER JACK L Bltch Intramurals Track Bowl1ng Are those Endrcott and johnson Shoes? WATERS IUDITH jude Intramurals P' Glrls Servlce League xc GAA Thesplans World Affalrs Club Pep Club My father says WHITE ROBERT C Bob Stage Crew Stage Crew Manager Band Chorlsters Natlonal Honor Socrety World Affalrs Club lop on the sphere ! - WHYMAN JEANNE ANN Ieannx e Chorlsters junlor Chorlsters Band Orchestra Glrls Choral Club Glrls Servlce League Shucks llaw WILL SUSAN Sue GAA Intramurals Ski Club xc Class Offxcer Iloly cow' WINKLEMAN JACK Baseball Wrnk Bowllng 2 Intramurals Who dat chun - Y WINSPEAR IOAN foannre Junror Chorlsters Chorlsters Modernettes Llbrary Club Natronal Honor Society World Affairs Club Glrls Choral Club Well anyway WOLFE MAURICE lforrre QForestv1lle Central l 2 31 A penny for yoxr thoughts 'gf'-7 UO' WOOD, M CHARLES Chuck jumor Chorxsters Chorlsters Band Boys Glee Club World Affalrs Club School Play What are Vou gonna 9 1 - A at r ' l,2,3,4 ' .5 l,2,3,4 2,3,4 ' l,2,3,4 ' 2,3,4 , E v . 3,4 ' 2 Hx , P' 2,4 ' 2, 4 - ' ' 2 ' me! I X D 5 1 1,2,3,4 F, ' 3 2 ' 1, ,3,4 ' J ' 4 l,2,3,4 'IJ R. x A k! E I I l J .. 5-4,-mt f '- . V . I 1 ti 5 l,2 ' ' 1 K ' ' ' 3,4 ' 2,3,4 A PA 4 2,3,4 ' 1,z,3 ' 2,3,4 Q, - 4 - I 3,4 in ' 3,4 4 ' 2 ' ' 2,3,4 21 3,4 ' 1 1 K v 4 I I Q' l,2 ' A . ' 2,3 - ' ' 3,4- ' 4 Q 4 I .' D J . - fi 'Q . ' 2,3,4 A ' ' I . . l 12 - 2,3,4 l,2 I l,2,3,4 1,2 X--:' ' 2,3,4 ' ' 3,4 A ' 3,4 . , . 3 4 , I do. ,-91 29 o,,eC r wig lZf'8az,OO Mrs IS SSW? Consul 'H' . Morelllgafvp' Is These are juniors: seniors have a grimmer look. Vowzizbmzl fabool Mr l-lugaboom clarifies a difficult technical problem for an attentive class . Mr Bender and a future foreman de- bate a problem in the machine shop. -L.' 'Nl CASE, FREDERICK Fearless Clam 0f 1957 of A'AA . A HENDERSON, JOHN, JR. ,g-.v .. Inka Boys' Glee Club A thousand Qreens. 4.5 J CASSIDY FRANCIS Hvppy Shuffleboard 3 Do I care? Yes or no. 17 4 KONIECZNY JEROME K n 1 ck Bowlmg Shuffleboard KORNOW, WALLACE DOMBROSKI ROBERT Bowlmg Dum Dum X Shuffleboard ff-5. Student Councll Class Offlcer Wally at in G' If the Dodge won e Chev wx Are you crazy? KULIKOWSKI ARTHUR GA LLO SAMUEL Track Football Wort Splash Bowlmg 2 Don t worry' ,ff 4 T W ' l,2 .S Q 3,4 .1 QE' , : IR- ' 1,2,3,4 f, th , 3,4 '11- ' 4 Q' . 4 A -1 x ' ' L ' I N 1 X 'I R x x , 9 9 ff in .ll 2 ' lY ,374 K I A ' 3,4 , 7' 1' Basketball Manager 2 ' 4 J , . 4 M ie -.: N 'l i , , ,n an l,2, 5 W ,N ' 1,2, . '1 T ,A ,Li ' Bowlmg GINEGAW BERNARD Bun Hmm do I ever' Fun MUSCARELLA, JOHN Wuskze Basketball Football N4 Tenms 'J You re droggy' 31 C4155 of I957 MYERS DONALD TOMASZEWSKI GERALD Frogy jerry Class Offlcer Q I do t know' fl Bowllng I love that Oakfxe -4 lfzke Tony Bowlmg Wow' Don t sweat xt' SPADACINO MICHAEL ZIE LIN SKI ANTHONY me-zppw 1w' Class Offlcer Q' TOAL, KENNETH R Dxck You don t know do you? O11 for the wheels of lndustry' Study in concentratlon Concentratlon No 2 R. 32 Zfncz! 666777672 i ' J ' J M ,fi ! in W 1 f ' n 51.5 FRUVL HI f,- ENL, I5 K' 01.052- f X ii' lg, gf' 33 u IJ' A A gf f' , ,, a I A ,L V 4 3 - 3 1 4'1 ju if ' 1 if g fff. ,nf T , 1? 1 -1 I ' , ' f X V ? f F V V5 L . , m gy' I Q .,,,- -ff-' 'jj' -xx H X Xxivsn- f V A f,,f f f ,ff W Af 5 L, f A ffl ff J ' rf X ,ff 1 f I fl 7 X K I ' 14 f ,, I N ' 1' nf! 'V' hi: NNE' nf f 'V + A A jf' ll! I -.Xuisy V I EAI '. fx , fl I V ' 4 'M . . 'i 1 X l If . - , , , ,, fl , ,f1l ,, . ,, ,ji 1 f M 1 4. f ,VIA .fIl'd.V: , I 0 f 1 1' .' f W' I 3' . J, f. V' f f Q . L 'Qi fi ' KL M1 7 , ' 1' ff an , , - . I, 'Fi' ' -, in Q-1 J. 1 it , Y 4 : lx Z xr- w X Afi-,..1..., ,ll .l nr , . . Hy, I wr. K - , NH, ' 'i Y ' - ERB? l L ' -- ' Gffffc' 1 Sa, I , V. ' ,:,. f , , 5:25 'i,Y ' A' V ,f'- ' ' QT- ' ':,4.fff1-,......-- ' ff'-Jw. 1, 'M ' -x ww 11 ? 5 ' 'X f 5 c f n g Q I I 1 Y X i I X , - 5 L S N. 1 .J Q. . . ,, . i. v Q 0 T -7 P - if Q 1? -' 51 .. Q- .,, 2 0:-G. 5- 1 .7 i Q ROW ONE: C, Cullison, S, Byrne, S. Bannister, F. Copoious, L. Corey, G. .-Xpcnes, S. Collins, 5. Caruso. ROW TWO: R. Caccamise, J. Caborn, E. Bundrock, S. Avery, B. Azzi, M. D. Penna, C. Chapman, A, Carlino. ROW THREE: S. Calnan, I. Barry, C. Aske, S. Boughron, N. Bower, F. Cappillo, I, Clarge, M, Bommer. ROW FOUR: D. Condello, D, Cross, A, Barone, I. Bernard, D, Babcock, P, Adlemau, R, Burleigh. D Morgan, president Bundrock, secretary G Kornowski, treasurer fa'b 'iN- Li -x if E i j..Parsons, viceepresident 1 xv in 'E af . ' ' . E. ' 4, - X If L LL, ROW ONE: P, Graff, J, Hawkes, M, Heywood, V, Krywy, C, Kornowski, S, Hawkins, M. Ficareila, N, Easton, B, Houck, ROW TWO: I, Joy, F. Dispenza, C, lrrcra, J. Higgs, F, Guliano, C. Fairbanks, ROW THREE: T. Johnson, R, Goodenbury. I. Harris, S. Herridge, V. Kilner, M. Karzensrein, I, Hamilton, C. Goodsell, B. Gravanda, ROW FOUR: R. Dibble, P. Dickenson, M, DeMenno, P. Fazio, D, King, C, Kassianos, G, Eyre, K. French. maine, G, Hamilton, I, Harrington, M, Johnson, ga sy. 5. ROW FIVE: I. DeVa1k, R, Ireland, D. Gill, D. King, Fon H 4 , r Q . - 5 i i -....................-.... - 1 , 1 V. 4 if kc I A JV , 5 , :Q 1 , J , M I ,V it i' Q 'gi' ' 'I tin' - 'r ' ' ff l Q 5 . '- K iv ROW ONE: B, Moyer, S, Orcuu, S, Ruzzo, S, Liberto, S, Mcwethy, B, Lehnis, G, Morith, A, Richmond, J, Lawing, G, Lowe, ROW TWO: G, Martin, R, Moses, R, Mondo, S, Lang, I, Moulton, A, Mirando, D, McCoy, ROW THREE: R. Morith, D. Morgan, J, Mowers, A. Shamp, R, Neth, J. Long, I, McManis, M, Post. ROW FOUR: W, Merton, C, Plattew, J. Parsons, R. Richardson, O, Spaulding, R, Sage. ROW FIVE: A, Pilo, P. Ncrber, I, Micile, D. McCurdy, S. Lippert, F, Sabatino, R. Martino, N. Palmeiro C 14155 of 1958 , tal 4 ' Mr. Spaulding, adviser K . ROW ONE: P, Waldron, C, St, John, J, Schavone, J, Wozniak, I, Vahue, M, VanBuren, D, Tomaselli, J. Warren, M, Spadacino, ROW TWO: M, Wilkolaski, A, Schweiger, J, Stevens, C, Stoddard, R, Suozzi, A, Tiberio, D, Tomski, ROW THREE: B, Shepard, J. Schmidt, M, Smith, P. Scibetta, R. Suozzi, R, Vonada, R. Stakel, D. Wood. ROW FOUR: F. Terell, W, Wagner, A. Viele, P. Tubiolo, K. Truax, G. Wood, D. Wolff, D. Waldron. I A 7 I ,ij wi f, sf, !t' 41 . ' .r A U . vv R? 2 . 54 if G cs . -. ,, Q 4 rr F QL. ROW ONE: L. Buhl, G. Biddlecombe, J. Balliet, C. Chapin, D. Chall, C. Barts, J, Carey, S. Clarke, M. Davison. ROW TWO: N. Case, N. Bloom, M. Bradley, C, Dejaneiro, P. Bonarigo, B. Botts, S, Callan, C. Barnes, M. Barone, A. Bridge. ROW THREE: M. Barlow, P. Biegasiewicz, S. Cummings, P. Briggs, R. Bauer. ROW FOUR: S. Barsuk, J. Avino, A, Bentley, A. Barone, L, Barone, J, Beachel, M. Chatt, G, Claflin, J. DeSanctis, M. Adams. ROW FIVE: V. Constantino, J. Coughlin, E. Belles, G.Cul- bertson, F. Anzalone, P, Archer, B, Bernard, R. Bowen, J. Colontonio, C 15155 0 1959 R. Reinholtz, president jf S. Schrader, vice-president , M. Taber, treasurer X E. Osbom, secretary Qi ROW ONE: R. Harsey, A. Gorecki, V. Heywood, C. Johnson, S. Ireland, C. James, M. I. Johnson, S. Dorf, D. Grant, S. Gray. ROW TWO: M. A. Kornow, M. S. Jacek, M. Hulbert, C. Ferrara, M. Jarecke, R. Kranz, P, Greene, M, B, Helmer, P. Kelso. ROW THREE: I. Happ, N. Fenello, M. Hill, C. Hough, J. Wamer, P. Didget, A. Jenks, D. Cannon, P. Elmore. ROW FOUR: M. DiMartino, P. DeAnge1s, B. Fazio, S. Gervase, D. Gray, R. Gray, P. Johnson, R, Halsted, G. Hardy, J. Jacket. ROW FIVE: A. Galanti, C. Inglis, D. Harmes, F. Dziekan, D. Ives, D. Hilken, P. Huff, G. Grefrath, G. Dugan. faery I I ' A Q ,M .. f T g L , rf - 4- . if 1 B if I - , . ...- , . . ,... LN.. ',. , g -' 2 . 211' , - ,'g . s IV! ik lg, X4 if .. Q iv? 23 J W-1' xx, Q y X ,xr S L -: 'R' . ' IL F51 i r . ' - Y Q is ni... R L, W 1 ' 4 l IA ll rsx-v rl -.I 1 ' , .. I ROW ONE: C. MCSSin-11, F, Messina, S. Pontius, M. Natoli. L. Plowe, F. Petronio, E. Mager, S, Maxon, A. Radder, ROW TWO E, Osborn, P, Perry, B, Martin, B, Norris, L, Pixlcy, M, Pann, S. Norton, I. Presburg, D, Marshal, J, Mager, C, Levcns, ROW THREE: R, Polito, S. Paravato, D, Leilsch, R, Kwir, E, Morrow, I, Marchesc, C. Puvino, G. Pope, L, Pratr. ROW FOUR: J. Ku jawski, B. Long, J, Muscarella, R. Nichols, B, Martino, R. Lamkin, R. Parker, D. Norton. ROW FIVE: R. Plath, J. Motz, B. Parker, R. Logsdon, R. Bowen, J. Powell, N, Noack, R. Ncwlon, R. Muller, Clmfa 1959 . . . Q. jf Miss Gehrmg, adviser L,- 'inf' 10' ROW ONE: J.Whyman, S.Wilson, L.Sve, l.Trcsco, J.Wallace, B.Young, B,Sanborn, M.Tabcr, P.Szymanski. ROW TWO. L, A. Robinson, 1.Piacente, S.Smirh, S,Schrader, M, R. Stone, K,Voorhees, S.Sma1ley, V.Zalatarewicz, C.Talbot, ROW THREE: M.Willet, G.Richardson, R.Ruzzi, H.Raymond, M.Too1ey, B.Ray, P.Strogen, P,Wozniak, R. Shepard, A.Sanfra- tello, ROW FOUR: R.Reinholtz, F.Scalia, F.Wagner, G.Smith, L.Sformo, D.Wood, R.Scafetta, M.Sabatino, R.Richlin. ROW FIVE: B.Warner, R,Tomaszewski, D.Rogers, G,Wood, R.ScotI, R.Sne1l, E. Winslow, R,Wolfe, I,Schiavi, , r 5 I , 1 . , o ?' rv sa gf wg. in Where IS that wrench? '-'IN All those hands L M 5 Get rt strarght Studrous Please'7 X X Lrttle Angels Where are the boys? I defmlt 38 ely agree zqcfz W fa KJ NN yn ov YQ ,QAGLJLH k E:-3 ,Av 'VX 3' X y N-Swim 5 l41 39 W R O O 0 ', ,f-sin - ' I 'V V, of M, X Naij 3 33 X ,f fl, Aw- - ' .,, x, af ' ' 9 X 0 - - x X A Wi N 5 I f ,s , T . 1 f f7 - ' - . I, S 1 9 I x s' ff' 'N - Q I f ' K -f Q4 W . ,' 1' I ,X - K X K r ., H , K I . K n 3 ' If - ' ' x' XL 'I 1 ' 'fx TX . . V x 1 my - L K . If t fk 4 ' ' V xx , J' N ' 1' ' , , 1 Q- X -I .K ' f -5+ , f I P ' . ,f . xx f' f. 0 f . Q y-,R ff, 1, . ,V x4 ' ' -C11 4 . N X Q Q1 G I' lolili . Q91 . fffj ' A W Q 1 . f ' ' ,M , I . N ' Y W -751--vii .xl N. fx-Q-tr. 1 ij. . -I xx, .1 . 'L , A 4 X A -. Mu u. . u'i1. 'SX N ' A ll. I 0 lr I L 'N,' .'-sm' :inf xffw gil? fa if 7, if' I ooatlfssal 1 L'.,s,.-is .aaaq aff fo I . If If Q 6 0 I2 f V . S afs UR ' ' C120 .O ' 1 ,- Of 0177 X 1? br Gbresoskl. Council officers sit smiling for their picture. Sli. ' finden! Covmaif So that opinions of the students of Batavia High School may be ex- pressed in the formation of school policies and the planning of school activities, a Student Council is elected. This year the Council of fifteen members supervised many new proj- ects in an effort to better our school. In addition to the Student Exchange Program, an Assembly Exchange Program was arranged. A tribute to Don Bosseler was expressed in a Senior High Assembly to stimulate sports- manship. Another project under way is a Foreign Student Program. Mr. Leland Sanborn has offered helpful advice concerning the numerous responsibili- ties ofthe Council, such as dances, rallies, and buses to out-of-town games. All in all the Student Council made this year a big success by pro- moting friendly relations among the students and faculty. Officers of the Council were D. Nagel, treasurer: M. Di Pietro, sec- retary: L. Moretto, mayor and president, L. Szustak, vice-president. Mr. Leland Sanborn was the adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: B, Sanborn, D. Babcock, S. Bannister, L. Corey, D, Morgan, R, Herdegen, M, Di Pietro, L,Moretto, L.Szustak, R,Nagel E. Winslow, A. Gorecki, R. Reinholtz. ga L- if age I 1 l 2 5 f T 1 5 I , r rl - 1 M .1 ROW ONE JCIOHCII1 M M8116 S ROblr1S0n, R l-Ierdegen C Lubs D Amrdon D Krueger J Joy G Srlverthorn A Oldsen G Kor nowskr B Lehms S McWethy S Hawkrns C Ashe N Easton L Coll1ns ROW TWO L Mrlls S Noonan J Waters S Urlel C Desrmone, N Brumsted M D1P1etro N Dargusch M Parsons I Lawmg G Apenes N Truax, B Howe L Broughton C lrrera ROW THREE F Drspenza F Capprello E Bundrock C Cullrson D H1IChCOCk D Hrtchcock I Peck J Motz S Herrrdge M Katzen Sl6lJ'l C Kassranos F Copoulos R Mondo J Schmidt ROW FOUR P Graff R DeFaz1o A Schwerger S Bannrster D Ronan E Edwards, S Meek I Moulton S Lange V Krlner J Graff C Dejamero J Schravone Girly fewfzae League A group of approxrrnately seventy junlor and Senlor glrls compose the Glrls Servrce League thls year Therr purpose IS to be of servlce to our school and communrty The glrls have worked very hard and have had many successful accomplrshments Usherrng at concerts and numerous other events, servlng at faculty and student affatrs, and operat mg the candy concessron at home games these are some of the servlces they have grven us Ih1S year Also the glrls served at the Senror Banquet they contrlbuted twenty frve dollars to the Don Bosseler fund Th1S year s offtcers were Donna Krueger, presrdent, Judy Joy, vtce presrdent Annette Oldsen, secretary Gall Srlverthorn, treasurer The advlser was Mrss Gentner ,..Mg5ll lla ' X el ,helix -Q P - ' ul-ll ill Jszs 41 , . , . I I 412 , I D . . . q . . I . - . . 1 ' ' ' ' V- IN' R' x '. '. f W em: W-1'1 , f - ,, V M H 7,7112 7 . , ' z l ' 1 ' ' ' ,A X G-Q I-' ,. 1 ,M I f W, Zfgi j fl XX O qi I X il U XX N L- X , I up L is i ,W -f asa -E 4 af ra' g ggi? I ' lx, I f -: ,IQ igffv-, f ' O f ' - ' A . :i:' f',-D21 7 j K I A ' I , ,-, .. I 1- A agief' ' L . f y - . , M up .2 -as - pnqfrww - Q 4, . f A , X E If 2' A ' n , 1: 1- , ' J , : , ' . ' K rn 'fl all r f' IA . tl , 5, makvj i Jolene Corey and Sue Noonan Edltors ZC The PIC s most outstandlng accom pllshment for the year l956 57 was the addltlon of DICIUICS to the ISSUES Each week, lnformal snapshots of the students at BHS were lncluded ln the PIC A Sock Hop was held ln January complete wlth a llvely dance contest Llnda Joslln was the correspondent for the Rochester Democrat and Chrorllcle The eds, Sulene, appreclate all the help and advlce glven them by Mr Roberts, thelr advlser Co operatlon from the mem bers of the staff was also a great help to thc eds IH puttlng out the PIC each week w ,Q 'S y Mae 'Y a 'V w nd Lu S ECl1tOIgy.IOS11n E X Jeanette Clonettl Nancy Dargusch and Steve Jenks Buslness Manager Sports Edltors SEATED C Lubs G Sllvcrthorn S Urtel S Meek S Noonan I Corey L JOSIIII, C Mlchcl I Clonettl S Wlll N Dargusch M Malle ST XNDING M Kowalskl Nl Sanborn C Culllson S Llppert Xi L Jacek I Presburgj G Lowe I Moulton V Kllner S Byrne L Sce L Plxley A Oldsen D Upson L Colllns R Ixagel C Johnson B Sanborn L Buhl N Brumstcd I W aters S Jenks 42 1 7 V I S., ' jg . ,Q 0 ' '5 s I A - 5 Z ,, S l 1' S I I Q, J, X , I 'f ,, ' N f f ' I V ' flfif l . 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', . , . . . . , , . , , , . v V' T 1 XZ SPF ra dx ART STAFF Wendy Fosburg art edltor Kathy Jansen Nancy Truax, and Sue Caruso ww Bdlfil mam The stupendous book whrch you are ' now holdlng ln your hands IS the flnrshed product of the hard work put forth by th1s 'F7 year s Batavlan staff P We started off wlth sponsormg the flrst dance of the year The Get Acquamted Dance The next project was gettrng a theme for the book Key to the Future was chosen for the cover But unfortunate ly, there was not a good key dGS1gT1, so we .X fmally decrded on the blue devll Sue Swasey was the fxrst asslstant to the edltor fx f....AJ Mrlly D1 Prerro Steve Llppert Busmess Manager Ph0t0gfaPh9f 5 IID N 'lfuax 5 Banmgrer L corcy D hruegcr R Hcrdegcn NN Imburg M Dtlretro I Peck S Llppert B Young C' hassmnos S Herrldge L Szustak STANDING S Robinson S Swasey J L8NVll'lg lx Jansen D H1lI-ten I Moretto S Faruso C Stoddard D Morgan ABSI:N'I M Ncsbltt 43 'Ju 1 -44 dll! 0 Q s- . ., ' 4 fi - x. ' 'r 3 ROW ONE: G. Kornowski, R, Herdegen, I. Motz, L, Joslin, S. Noonan, B. Young, C. Stoddard, A. Schweiger, S. Bannister, C. Johnson, B. Norris, E. Osborn, P. Kelso. ROW TWO: B. Fazio, I. Lawing, L. Corey, K, French, F. Copolous, C. Kassianos, J, Peck, M, Di Pietro S. Herridge, E. Bundrock, G. Apenes, L. Avery, 5, Pontius, C, Pulvino. ROW THREE: S. Gervase, B. Czerniewski, D. Krueger, D. Burdett, J, Waters, C. Desimonc, D, Upson, D. Ronan, M, Katzenstein, V. Kilner. J. Moulton, C, Talbot, M. Bradley, M, Davidson, ROW FOUR: O. Spaulding, D, Armstrong, P, Anzalone, P. Dickenson. J. Bartes, P, Elmore, B. White, L. Moretto, P. Tubiolo, A. Viele, D. Morgan, J, Harrington, D. King. ROW FIVE: P, Fazio, C. Ruffino, L, Szustak, G. Ball, P. Costianes, D. Gill, D. Harms, D. Luce, D. Nagel, D. McCurdy, A. Mcwain, P. Huff. Tbeyvzdnf The Thespians enjoyed a successful year during 1956- 1957. Meeting on the first Monday of every month, the Club engaged in various activities pertaining to the theatre, Mrs . Louise Gagnon Sydlow- ski spoke at the October meeting, discussing How To Break Into Show Business. The following month the group sponsored the annual school play, Books and Crooks, which was a smashing suc- cess . Officers for the year were: Sue Noonan, presidentg Judy Motz, vice president: Linda Joslin, record- ing secretary-treasurer, and Roberta Herdegen, corresponding secretary. Adviser to the Bernhardts and Barrymores was Miss Eleanor Homelius, as usual an invaluable aide and cheerful helper. Long waiting session . Make'UP time - . .f' 54 .4 44 - N 5 LEFT TO RIGHT A P1110 R Bowen R Mouth C Wood D Kmg E Bundrock M KOWBISRI S Ixoonan P Kelso D Upson D McCurdy P Huff R Nagel L Corey D G111 C Stoddard P Costlanes I Bartz F SPIOIIB Hxgh DW fi 3, Presenw ks ks and cron C 00 by , an xi l 1111 Exeaiw U avla Hxg urdaY xpfv if 45 , 5 ' - i , , . fl ., Q Q ' A i S 1 5 -i Y R ,X S. t 'l ff6lg6 Crew D, Harms, B, White, P. Elmore, G, Ball, J, Fricker, P. Fazio, P, Anzalone, L, Szusrak, F, Anzalone, O. Spaulding, S. Gervase, D. Armstrong, C. Ruffino, L. Moreno. The Stage Crew is busy from fall to spring doing several jobs, such as making the school play set and staging assemblies and concerts. Bob White, stage managerg Paul Anzalone, elec- triciang and Paul Fazio, chairman of the public ad- dress system--these boys see that the stage is pre- pared for plays, assemblies, concerts and communi- ty groups. Miss Homelius is adviser of the Stage Crew. STANDING: V. Stevens, S. Jenks, C. Bradley, P. Costianes. SITTING: F, Copolous, I. Lawing, W, Fosburg, L. Collins, 46 4 .4 . I 1 'fc X. Q' -' X. flzvmlaincg Conley! The speaking contests--the boys' Huntley and the girls' contest--consisted of three girls and three boys from the senior high school, with one alternate for each case. The girls competed a- gainst each other and the boys also competed a- gainst one another. The contest was held before a senior high assembly on May l4. The purpose of the contest was to foster and encourage interest in Public Speaking. Miss Gehring directed the boysg Miss Homel- ius, the girls. ROW ONE: B, Czerniewski, D, Kruger, I. Bishop, N, Smith, M, Clausius, A, Migliori, L. Joslin, I. Motz, R. Herdegen, I. Corey, C. Michel, W. Fosburg, M. Maile, N. Brumsted, J. Lawing, C, Kassianos, F. Copolous, B. Norris, E. Osborn, S. Pontius, S. Swasey, B. Martin, I. Presburg, B, Sanbom, ROW TWO: B, Twiss, A. Ehmann, M. Willett, A. Kriner, N. Dargusch, I, Cionetti, S, Shanley, S. Robinson, L. Mills, I, Peck, M, Pann, G, Biddlecombe, S. Noonan, S. Nonon, S, Herriclge, G, Apenes, L, Avery, A, Warner, I. Graff, P, Perry, G, Pope, M, Talbert, ROW THREE: B, Blaszczyk, J, Waters, S, Urtel, C, Lubs, B. Martin, L, Corey, S. Meek, S, Metz, J, Harris, K. Jansen, M. Di Pietro, M. Katzenstein, G. Silverthorn, A. Schweiger, V. Kilner, J. Moulton, S. Lange, C. Talbot, S. Tresco, N. Truax, J. Winspear, M. Barlow, I. Colstonio. ROW FOUR: R. DeFazio, R. Didget, J. Fricker, R. Halfenger, G. Ball, P, Anzalone, L. Moretto, S. Jenks, R. White, P, Tubiolo, A. Vielle, D, Morgan, P. Adelman, W, Wagner, E. Winslow, R, Dawson, G Galliford, C, Pietrylo, ROW FIVE: B, Briggs, D, Armstrong, C. Ruffino, L, Szustak, R. Folger, P, Costianes, D, Gill, D. Harms, R, Nagel, D. McCurdy, A, Mcwain, L, Grasso, G, Lachnicht, G. Tooley, M. Bommer, World Ajjfaziffs Club OFFICERS: W. Fosburg, corresponding secretary: L.Ioslin, recording secretary: B. Didget, vice-president: G. Galliford, president: absent: L.Szustak, treasurer. The main aim of this club is to promote tolerance and in- ternational understanding, and a knowledge of other countries and their viewpoints . The club raised S360 for the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund, a wonderful accomplishment. Guest speakers include Dr. and Mrs. Mulcahy, who showed films and talked to the club on their world trip. Mr. Walfe talked about the eight years he spent in japan. Another speak- er, Mr. Jacobson, talked about the Community Ambassador to Greece. All of these speakers were very interesting, and the members were benefited greatly from hearing them. The Student-Faculty game, in February, was as usual, a whopping success. This also was sponsored by the World Af- 'T fairs Club. The club also helped to raise funds for the Community Am- bassador. 14-N 47 I 1 - I 5 5 1 i 6 2 , U .i 5 A .. . , , , , , I f A t 1 , 2 l . . 5 . T 2 eco ROW ONE: B. Norris, S. Robinson, B. Young, E. Osborn, S. Noonan, W. Fosburg, S. Swasey, L. Corey, D. King, R. Morith, F. Wagner, F. Scalia, F. Tessell, J. Magee, D. Tomaselli, B. Gravanda, L. Collins, L. Mills, J, Morith. ROW TWO: C. Stoddard, C, St. John, J. Corey, C. Cullison, G, Biddlecombe, K, Jansen, C, Chapin, R. Stakel, K. Lamkin, C. Wood, D. Morgan, W, Wagner, K. Truax, P Huff, A. Warner, G. Lowe, J. Clark, E, Munger, N. Truax, C, Johnson, I. Balliet. ROW THREE: K. French, S. Lange, L. Joslin, J, Winspear, G. Apenes, L. Avery, J. Bishop, L. Grasso, G. Culbertson, C. Bradley, P. Costianes, P. Nerber, D. Hilken, D. Rogers, I. Bartz E. Fontaine B. Sanborn L Buhl J. Wh man ROW FOUR- G. Silverthorn, D U son M. Adams, R Burlei h R. Reinholtz, P . . . . . J' - - - P - - S 1 - Tuiolo, , A, Viele, J. Bernard, D, McCurdy, D. Harms, D. Gill, G. Tooley, R. Didget, S. Jenks, D. Babcock, P. Archer, M, Bommer, A. Jenks, P, Didget, J. Harrington. Cbomlefff The BHS Choristers, a group of sophomore, junior, and senior students have become well known throughout our country and many others by their annual Coast-IO-COaSt broadcast. The usual broadcast, however, was changed this year. Instead of broadcasting at Christmas time, a broadcast was made at Easter. Records were made and purchased by those who wanted them. With the addition of new satin stoles, the Choristers looked especially nice at their performances . Mr. Owen, the capable director of the Choristers, used eighty voices this year rather than the usual sixty. Another innovation for this year's singing group was the election of a president. Sue Noonan was Glee Cfub This group of boystrous voices is composed of the boys who sing in Choristers. Each Thursday they rehearse at 3:20 under the direction of Mr. Owen. The Christmas and Spring Concerts were among their accomplishments, and they also performed at the Genesee County Music Festival. This year's accompanist was Charles Bradley. elected . -'bf ROW ONE W Fosburg L Corey S Swasey C Stoddard C Cullison I Month E Munger A Warner B Martin ROW TWO B Norris E Osborn B Young S Noonan I Corey I Magee D Tomaselli B Gravanda L Collins ROW THREE S Lange J wmspear K French K Jansen C Chapin B Sanborn G Silvenhorn L Mills Modefneliey This group of select girls chosen from the sopho- more junior and senior classes is one that adds much beauty to the annual concerts Their voices blend in a four-part harmony that is - pecially appealing to its listeners. It has become a custom for the girls to dress ' gowns which helps promote a touch of glamor to their appearance Modernettes rehearse each Monday and Wednesday at 4:00 under Mr. Owen s direction. They performed at the regular Christmas and Spring concerts. They also sang for the Rotary Club at the Moose Home. This group has always been one for BHS to be proud of, and we know it will bring good listening in the years to come . 49 ' G 1- 1 ,... I t . l 1 l l i 01 '..a ROW ONE, F, Scalia, G. Northrup, M. Dillon, ROW TWO, W, Wagner, K. Pies, L. McCrea, J. Herridge, M. Johnson, ROW THREE: M, Olsen, D. Palmer, M, Kowalski, J. Steel, F. Wagner, ROW FOUR: S. Byrne, M. Staler, I. Harris. I. Huth, T. Knox, ROW FIVE: S, Jenks, R, Chapin, E, Panzon, N, Sciacca, R, Upson, ROW SIX: A. Jenks, A, Sciacca, R. Didget, S. Lippert, R. Burdett, Mr, Dilmore Uzfcla ffm The Orchestra was very busy this year as to making plans for their annual concerts and Music Festival. The first concert was held at B. H. S. December 2, l956. They played in the Music Festival held here this year on April l2, and l3. To wind up their activities for the year, they presented a concert on May 5. Mr. Dilmore, the orchesrra's conductor, did an excellent job this year. Glnfffj Cham! Club This group comprised of Sophomore, junior, and Senior girls, adds a flair to the musical concerts each year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Owen, the group rehearses each Monday and Wednesday at 3:20. The accompanist this year was Audrey Wamer. Officers for this year were: Jolene Corey, president, Linda Corey, vice-president, and Linda Joslin, sec- retary. ROW ONE: J. Tresco, S, Wilson, I. Balliot, J, Hawkes, A, Migliore, E. Bundrock, C. Cullison, C. Stoddard, J. Bishop, K. Jansen, S, Noonan, W, Fosburg, S, Swasey, L. Corey, M, Natali, S. Herridge, G. Heywood, S, Bannister, R. Harsey, C, Johnson, L, Collins, ROW TWO, S, Mcwerhy, S, Pontius, P, Szymanski, V. Zalatarewicz, S. Tresco, I, Cionetti, C, Desimone, M, Maille, M, Pann, S, Robinson, B, Martin, C, Michles, C, Lubs, J, Lawing, J, Clark, A, Richmond, J, Warren, A, Warner, A, Oldsen, J, Whyman, J, Wamer. ROW THREE: I. Whyman, G. Pope, F. Copulous, B. Sanborn, J. Corey, L, Joslin, M. Tooley, K. French, D. Vahue, M. I. Johnson, S, Nor- ton, E. Munger, P, Perry, N. Truax, M. Barlow, C. Pulvino, M. Davison, C, Ferrara, ROW FOUR: B, Lennes, C, St. John, K. Voor- hees, K. Kassianos, G. Apencs, S, Smalley, G. Silverrliorn, D. Upson, E, Edwards, G, Biddlecombe, S, Lange, C. Talbot, M, Taber, M, Bradley, L, Buhl, M, Callander, ROW FIVE, P, Bonarigo, D, Grant, L, Avery, J, Winspear, D, Ronan, S, Orcutt, D, Krueger, C, Chapin, E. Osborn, B. Young, B. Norris, G. Lowe, B, Martin, J. Magee, L. Mills, D. Tomaselli, B. Gravada. 'wr' wtf' 67 fr Rf 'T 4 4' ,. t .Q I I D. Gill J. Corey, S. Urtel, D. Amidon, J, Picaro, I, Wallace, B. Howe, J. Bishop. Bmw' The purpose of our band is to promote an interest and appreciation for music with- in the high school student body. Under the direction of Mr. Crook and student leader, Robert Didget, the band, which is composed of students from grades 7-12, played for assemblies, football games, participated in the County Festival and won first place as the best high school band in the Western New York Fireman's parade last summer. We are proud of our band. The officers are president, Robert Didgetg vice-president, Steve Jenks: secretary- treasurer, Grace Lowe, stage managers, Angelo Pillo, Dan Gannon: librarians, Sue Wilson, Allen Jenks . ROW ONE: D, Gill, I, Corey, S. Urtel, I, Picaro, D. Amidon, I, Wallace, B. Howe, I, Bishop. ROW TWO: I. Huth, J, Long, S. Corcimiglia, M. Taber, S. Callen, B. Jordan, D, Ellis, A, Noack, D, Palmer, I. Harris, B, Sanborn, M, Srahler, H. Trietley. ROW THREE: K. Frens, K. Bird, M. Kowalski, S. Wilson, E. Bundrock, G. Lowe, S. Byrne, J. Hoffman, G. Claflin, N. Sciacca, J. Plat- man, A, Schaffer, E. Macrea, B. Weller, D. Lippert, S. Copolous, A. Sciacca, ROW FOUR: N. Salway, P, Nerber, J. Ward, R. Cionetti, F. Cinnfrenni, G. Culbertson, G. Smith, B. Warner, C. Wood, A. Jenks, R. Morith, S. Jenks, I.. Collins, R. Upson, C. Schweiger, ROW FIVE: B. Didget, D. Babcock, A, Smith, J, Hortois, R, Burdette, P. Costianes, S. Lippert, R. Stakel, D, Rogers, P. Didget, A, Pielo, R. Bower, T. Babcock, D. Johnson. 2 ' l li: l 42999 v 4 0 '3 'J l Q . 4 I .' .f- ' 7 Y Members of the Projectionists Club devote two to five hours of class time each week in an effort to develop their knowledge of movie projectors Mr. Bums familiarizes them with the use and care of this equipment They should be commended for the helpful services they volunteer to the faculty and students in making class movies possible This helpful organization is comprised of students both girls and boys, who give up some of their study periods to help out the deans Their various tasks consist of listing absentees, collecting cards, putting cards back in the teach ers' boxes, telephoning filing, running errands, and occasional typing Workers are stationed in the lobby in order to check students entering and leaving the building ROW ONE: E. Edwards, A. M. Mig- liori, N, Dargusch, R. Herdegen, D. Krueger, I. Pick, S. Robinson, G. Burdett, M. A. Maile, P. Costianes, F. Cappiello, D. Ronan. ROW TWO H. Raymond, A. Radder, G. Pope, C Goodsell, M, Natoli, J. Graff, M. Heywood, C. Deslmone, M, Pann, D Ehman, R. Snell, N. Truax, R. Brecht A, Oldsen, B. Sprague. I.Schmidt, P Shepard, I. Joy, F, Dispenza, S. Maxon S. Cummings. i t-. .LA 5 'A E lv gh X CIX' Vip LEFT TO RIGHT G bmlrh R Harsey R Snell F 'Scalra A Truax J Ward G Claflm D Hllkln T Knox M Davxson P Anzalone S Meek P Cosuanes fczence Cfub The Sclence Club IS composed of a group of students who leam about scrence by doing m drvldual research, glvmg demonstratlons, and taklng trlps to see sclence and englneerlng ln ac tron Some of the students exhrblted and gave demonstratlons on thelr progects at the Sclence Con gress ln Buffalo Sandy Meek and Pete Costlanes entered the natlonwlde Westmghouse Natlonal Scxence Talent Search ln December nn 1956 The officers for the year were Peter Costlanes, president Frank Scalla vlce presxdent Marrlyn Davrson, secretary treasurer Mr Byrne was our advrser Sandy Meeks checks on one of the projects of a fellow member Pete Costlanes Usmg the Gerger counter shown, Pete measured the half ltfe of radloactlve Phosphorous 32 He found that his sample lost half nts strength rn 14 days. 53 fx EY 'vfh if ROW OINE lx Truax G Pope F Pelromo P Bonarrgo M Staler ROW TWO V Kllncr 5 Herrrdgc b Callan A bchwelger B Bolts R DeFaz1o ROW THREE I Colantomo J Sprague D Anderson A lxoack D Ellrs M W11 M Kowalskr M Oldsen M Pann I Moulton P Kelso D Vahue Fu fu Ve Teazcbm' In an effort to encourage interested students to enter the professron of teachlng, the Future Teachers of Amerlca Club was formed Under the capable dlrectxon of Mr Smlth the club has formed a college llbrary to famlllarlze mem bers wxth college data F T A has also proflted from a bake food sale and dance The members mcrease thelr knowledge of the teaclung profession by practlce teachmg and observmg grade school teachers durmg vacatlons Offlcers are Arlene Schwelger, presldent Sue Herrldge, v1ce presldent Beverly Botts, secretary Vlvren Kllner, treasurer and Sue Callan, hlstorlan The offlce of hlstorlan was orlgmated to keep records of new projects undertaken each year The Future Teachers of Amenca Club has been very successful and advanced greatly ln the past year P' X Q35 X38 Jw-U 'k' 'if' Q96 'KX fr Q' Y 4 3- m VN K6 I 4 X f 5 f ' Y' ou46 X18 6 54 1 i 1 - 6. 6- .Ly .. 5? , ' , F 1- - f Q 4 ' A Q: -T - F 4 w . r 5. 1 , 1 .V - T' 5: .- .Y ' ' '31 5 - - L l f ., K l rf- O .. , , , , , 5. 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X T 34 I X Q .- K 2 X Q lx Q' IV of Q' ' N T5 t f uk J t ,f t X e e-are -F Q' , F CY? 94 ,D w ' -fav i , rx x A 4, X 6- r xQ X Y SEXTED L Plowe C Pulvmo J Wrnspear T Tresco STXlxDlIxG R DcFazxo 5 Sce C Ftrra A Goreckr P bzymanskx C lxlessma S Orcun lx Bloom M bpcrdel A Oldscn I Gerhardt B Tw1ss lj Edwards D Ronan C lrrera P Iascek E fX1CSS1I'la P Bregasrewrcz Lzbmffy Club Thrs servrce organrzatron has proved to be a great help, not only to therr advrser, Mrss Weber but to the puprls as well Each member contrlbutes at least two perrods of work weekly Thelr purpose IS to assrst rn chargmg and drschargmg books, to take attendance and make such rec ords, to read lrbrary shelves, and to help students Thrs year the club was actrve rn maklng book dlsplays, revlslng book lrsts, and decoratrng the lr brary at Chrrstmas The club also keeps newspaper clrppmgs on achrevements of former B H S gradu ates A very successful Chrrstmas party and luncheon was held There was also a prcnrc rn june The meetlngs of this organrzatron are held durlng Junlor hlgh assemblres Officers thrs year were joan Wmspear, presldent Teresa Tresco, vlce presldent and Carol Pulvlno, secretary and treasurer ,fl df' ,Q- -s-fxN Ti., X1 Kg, 'A A What s the name of the book? 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Q ,e L ,+L L ' -f ' .. . 1 ' D . 1 6 971952 R f-cr-51 I 3 f ...Ae- I QI ROW ONE L Pratt I Amlco A Kasmarek M Johnson L Moretto R Neth M DeMem1o P Johnson E Belles T Tlbeno R Suozzl M Srnger S Wade S Gallo ROW TWO Coach VanDetta Coach RICCI D Remholtz B Brrggs C Cubbertson N Palmrero F DIJAHIEIO V D1F11l1ppo D Wood L Szustak N WIICOX G Lachnxcht P Arras D Folger D Connelly Coach RBIDISS ROW THREE T Mlner M Adams S Sxlvlnskl I Coughlrn G Schrader R Hunt P Kruppa V Costanuno B Pas tore P Chxlano I Peters R Lamknn C Bonarlgo D Adams R Gangemr N Nowak R Fasano Football Under Co captaln Fudge Folger and Pete Arras our 1956 57 football team pounded 1ts way to a 4 wm, 3 loss, l t1e record The fact that almost every posltlon was manned by a new player made the achlevement of thrs record even harder The vlctory over Le Roy thls year was even more rewarding wlth the presentatlon of the Edward Rerfstack Memorial to our school Thxs trophy was ongmated thts year by the Le Roy Chamber of Commerce as an an nual presentatron to the wmner of the Batavla Le Roy game Wmnmg the game th1s year glves our future teams a good start towards havmg the trophy at our school for a long tlme Co captam Fudge Folger was the wmner of the Jud Gunlock trophy for thrs year THE RECORD East Rochester 0 Homell Alblon Commg Wellsvllle 0 Cormng 7 Geneva 7 The coach coachmg LeRoy 6 56 Batavla Batav ra Batav ra Batav la Batav la Batavla Batav la Batavla I , V ' ,vm 1 1 j. , 'Goal . A I W ' A ,K J-Q T , ., . ' '-- li 'TQQ ':'. ' ' V v Q R 0 R X , 4 1 ' A P in y 1 -'vi ' Y 1 'P . It 7? .ffl A ,SQL 11- - . fi . f - ap- - fbf' ' 91 1 . H , 'P l3 ' D T Q . f V For the first time in the history ofj. V. football at BHS the team played six sched- uled games These games were played un- der the basis of controlled scrimmages This was done to prevent any of the players, mostly junior high students, from being in- eligible for varsity football When the J V players become members of the varsity squad they are sure to add much to the success of our future teams The fine record of five wins and one tie is proof of the fine ball that these boys play The biggest game of the season was a- gainst LeRoy not only because of the tradi- tional rivalry, but also because LeRoy was both undefeated and unscored upon Our I. V not only scored against the LeRoy gridders but also defeated them making the whole school and their able coach Thomas Ricci very proud of them Top Form . I A. 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Running Through The Steps ROW ONE P Arras D Wood L Moreno G Lachnichr B Briggs ROW TWO R Folger T Tlberio S Gallo Johnson R Rxenholtz 4 57 rx XXX 1 9 -4,5 N' I 2 P Marbella lx Lamkin B Merton G Galliford J Parsons V Konstanuno I Nlustarella T Lrntorino R ireland P Nerber R Rienholtz P Arras N Wilcox R Brccht Manager R McDonald Coach Cullison Rfk 1 Record Breaking Form ! Bmkeibazll The fine caliber of ball played by our basketball team is reflected in their posting a record of 14 wins and only 5 losses with at least 1 more sectional game to be played One of the most outstanding players this year was Pat C Satch J Marabella Satch broke the high game score record of 31 points by a slim margin of 1 point As this book goes the printers Satch also has the opportunity to break the high season scoring record which is 350 points Satch s total points up to the end of the regular season was 343 points leavmg him only 7 points short of breaking the record B .H .S . Opponents B.H .S . Opponents 60 West 55 72 Medina 56 56 Livonia 37 58 Livonia 46 52 Perry 35 67 Aquinas 68 45 LeRoy 30 54 Medina 51 51 Aquinas 53 51 Oakfield 39 72 Livonia 53 53 Perry 31 62 Geneseo 37 75 West 45 57 Homell 65 58 Oakfield 59 47 Homell 63 59 LeRoy 39 58 Startmg the game crrcus style f V Bmleeiball The mcreased experrence of our J V Basketball players rs one ofthe reasons why they achreved a better than average record thrs year They won seven of thelr games and lost slx Thrs IS an rmprovement over pastj V seasons and holds promlse of a good season next year JUNIOR VARSITY t s Warn. W Walters R Sma R bne J 'mnco B Pastort P Johnson R Plath G smrr Manager D blnxrh 59 Hecklers bench srlent ' In splte of the loss of lts veteran players our baseball team Van Detta coached had a good season The boys won 9 lost 5 and tled l After wmmng 1ts flrst three games the team lost to nlne played better than 500 ball the rest of the season and gave a good account of themselves IU the sectlonals beatlng Wellsvllle and hammermg out a l3 lnnmg 3 3 tle wlth Edlson Tech of Rochester Edlson Tech nosed them out 1n the play off game Bazfebazll Ba tav la Opp Alblon Llvonla Oakfleld LeRoy Alblon Perry West Hlgh of Rochester Aquxnas LeRoy Oakfleld Llvoma Sectxonals Wellsvllle Edlson Tech Edlson Tech ROW ONE D Voltura G Galllford Jwmkleman P llouseneckt P Marbella W Merton ROW TWO G Ray A Masse L Szustak R Remholrz P Anas P Johnson R Mamno D Halfenger Coach VanDetta 60 a af ,AX 3 ' 0 Q ' ' 0 3 ' 2 0 4 4 ' 0 3 1 . . 6 ' 5 , 2 ' 9 , n , - 6 3 I ! ' 1 ' 3 . . . . , Q I I 8 LeRoy but got revenge later in the season. The B.H.S. 0 Aquinas 7 I . A . . . -. . - . 2 U 1 . . 3 l 3 - . 0 ' 2 I l l 69? IAYAGQ 3 ,Ore 0 6 geoot 91' Track Last sprmg our track club had one of xts most outstandrng seasons Our clndermen opened the season by placmg frrst 1n every smgle event rn the frrst three meets The defeated schools were Medrna Lrvonla and When the scores of all of the meets were rn and recorded thrs IS how our team stacked up Out of 8 meets partrcrpated IU our team came out on top m flve and rn two other meets, Genesee Orleans county meet and Le Roy relays our team was tn second place A nmth meet that our team took part rn was a new rdea rn the track history of BHS It was a meet com prtsed of all relays Thrs meet was held at Batavia and the team s coach, Mr Tom RICCI, hopes to get e nough schools mterested 1n rt so rt can become an annual event w1th trophres presented to the school wmnmg the most races The wlnner of the annual Cope Dowlde award was Ron Younkln wlth a total of 79 U4 pt Cffoff COMWZVQY Cadet Shop Teacher Al Helner former captam of Buffalo State s cross country coached newly formed cross country team Although the team as a whole drdn t have a very successful season there were rndrvrduals that stood out three of whom were Bob Nlchols Don Wolff, and Dwrght Rogers Bob Nrchols placed 13th out of 125 runners at a county meet The fact that Bob IS a freshman IS proof that our cross country team rs a young team that can look forward to more successful seasons rn the future Dally calrsthemcs The flrst mrle IS fun' Ml! 61 t I l ' ' ' I ll, ' . - 1 'ff' N. - fb 'So' Ov .I Albion. . . , . . . ,923 5. , ' AA . rr 1 .gf Where's the hill? 5 Wilson STANDING L Mwretto I Dewolk L. Grasso, F. Copolous, V. Stevens, SEATED D Armstrong R Nagel S Will G Lachnicht, S. Herridge, J. Stevens, , G Tooley D Nlorrth O Spaulding N Darguseh, R. Didget, S. Byrne, K, Allen, Club This year the Ski Club has been even more active than in previous years . During Christmas vacation and again on the long Washington's Birthday weekend, an impressive percentage of the club skiied on the slopes at Snow Ridge in the Adirondacks. President George Lachnicht went to Mad River in Vermont during Washington's Birthday. Out of fourteen schools competing in the annual ski meet of Section V at Swain, New York, the BHS team placed fifth. The team in order of points they received were: lst, Dave Armstrongg 2nd, Richard Mor- ithg 3rd, Robert Didgetg 4th, George Lachnichtg 5th, Vern Stevens. Richard Nagel did not get there in time to compete. Tenmr Goh! The tennis team last spring had its first loss in Last spring's golf team played five matches: six years, but a good team and successful season tW0 with East Aurora. two with Medina and OHS with is predicted for this spring Dansville. The results of these matches were two wins and three losses. KNEELING S Andrews X Crntcrino STANDING O,Spaulding, King P cher I Muscarella P Huff V Stevens, A, Bently Nl: Anderson W, Cerece, G. Gluck, D, Ehmann, T. Combs, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Metz, N. Dargusch, J. Graff, N. Shanley, M. Di Pietro. Cbeeffleadem This year the cheerleaders really encouraged enthusiasm and lustily led the cheering at the games. They sponsored a few Pep assemblies. The girls added BHS beanies and shoe tassels to their uniforms . Nora Shanley captained the Varsity squad and Mary Hulbert the junior Varsity. Miss Bojinoff is their adviser. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Gorecki, S. Schrader, M. Hulbert, M. S. Jacek, D. Daly ROW ONE: F, Cappiello, B, Blaszczyk, A. Migliore, D, Chilson, S. Callan, J. Gary, N, Shanley, N. Dargusch, M, Di Pietro, S. Metz, J Harris, J. Graff, D, Fasano, M. Krantz, D. Amidon, S. Meek. ROW TWO: P. Graff, M. Stone, S. Liberto, li. Copolous, D. Daly, M, Hulbert, S. Schrader, S. Peck, C. Michel, W. Fosburg, I. Motz, IS. Voorhees, S. Mcwethy, J. Magee, A. Schwcigcr, R. Harsey. ROW THREE: I. Ioy, I. Piacente, A. Gorecki, J, Tresco, V, Heywood, D'y Hitchcock, D. Hitchcock, I, Peck, S. Will, S. Herridge, J. Stev- ens, N. Case, L, Broughton, C. Ashe, V. Kilner, S. Bannister, ROW FOUR: F, Dispenza, M. Willet, S. Smith, E, Morrow, D. Ronan, E. Edwards, D, Vahue, S. Tresco, C. Kassianos, T. Perry, P. Gray, C. Shaw, C. Dilaneiro, I, Schiavone, R, Mundo. ROW FIVE: M. Moore, B. Sanborn, M. Pann, G. Lowe, E. Bundrock, C. Cullison, E. Osborn, B. Norris, M. Katzenstein, M. Kowalski, J. Steele, J. Schmidt, A. Richmond, J. Moulton, R. Caccamise. Rose Caccamise The purpose of this organization is to encourage and pro- mote athletic activities that will be ot' interest to the girls in C BHS . The big event of the year was the rise to national promi- nence of a Batavia High School girl. In tryouts for the Olym- pic track team Rose Caccamise won 4th place on the United States Olympic team as alternate. More recently Rose has broken 2 dash records . The outdoor 100 yard dash was run by Rose in 11.5 seconds: 8.8 seconds broke the indoor 75 yard dash for her also. This year the GAA sold boosters KBHS balloonsl, held a Big Sister Party, was hostess to the Tri-County Badminton, and Co-ed Volley Sportsdays . The girls contributed to the Tri-County Athletic Scholarship, and sponsored a dance after a basketball game, the Annual Penny Carnival, and the Award Night Dinner. Again this year the Association helped send a team to the Pocono Hockey Camp in Pennsylvania. They are: f dn Clare Shaw, Sue Schrader, Mary I... Jacek, Sue Callan, Sally Bannister, Mary Hulbert, Caryl Cullison, Arlene Schweiger, janet Stevens, Sue Norton, and Mary Moore. Officers for this year were Nancy Dargusch, president: Nora Shanley, vice-president: and Mary L. Jacek, secretary- treasurer. Representing the various classes were: freshmen- Pat Gray, sophomores-Sue Schrader, juniors-Judy joy and seniors-Milly Di Pietro. I .g The GAA is advised by Miss Ellen Hawver. 'cp'-' I ,ru L ,,. 1 K Dv' FP New ffl 5, 14 -if JN., 1 f - Res., LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Shanley, M. Di Pietro, J. Motz, 1. Harris, M. Krantz, J. Cary, N. Dargusch, S. Metz, D. Chart, D. Chilson, M. Jacek, R. Caccamise, J, Graff, J, Stevens, S. Callan, R, Stone, I. Ttcsco, M. Liberto, M. Hulbert, A, Schweiger, J, Schmidt, E, Mor- row, S, Schrader, I. Piacente, I. Presburg, A, Gorecki, M. Pann. finden! Lmafm The Student Leaders are taught how to take charge of Physical Education classes, and to offici- ate games. These girls leam to be responsible and dependable and how to develop self-control and initiative . The group meets weekly and are given instruction concerning class work and methods of helping the girls in class. Based on a written and practical exam Milly Di Pietro, Sandy Metz, Judy Presburg, and Mary L. Jacek received their basketball ratings . Q7 Judy Motz and Deanna Chilson received their ratings last year , The Student Leaders also officiate in the intramural programs Leader and helper ,,,, 35i:,,,J X Paper work ! 65 LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Metz, S, Bannister, A, Schweiger, N, Dargusch, W, Fosburg, C, Shaw, S, Peck, M. L. Jacek, C. Cullison, N, Shanley, M. Di Pietro. Hockey Captained by Milly Di Pietro, the Hockey team had an undefeated season winning seven games and tying one. They attended the Annual Hockey Sportsday sponsored by the Finger Lakes Field Hockey Association in Rochester and made a ter- rific showing by beating Pittsford and Harley and deadlock- ing Webster. This year more B.H .S. students were l X named to the All-Star team than were in any other - -f4', - L year. They were: Milly Di Pietro, Nancy Dar- ,......,, , gusch, Caryl Cullison, Sally Bannister, Nora Shan- . r. ley, Sandy Metz, and Mary Louise Jacek. Mary 155 , . ft V 1' Hulbert was named to the second team. e?.,.5 ,. ff '51 'jI7?'3 415723 .1-.qt ' Ji, rf, Fin ,, RECORD BHS Opp . 12 Albion 0 2 Corfu 0 2 Park l 2 Buffalo Seminary l 4 Oakfield 0 2 Pittsford l 3 Harley 0 l Webster 1 66 ROW OINE Ixl, Di Pietro W Vosburg lx Dargusch S bchrader ROW TWO S Bannister 5 Metz I Harris N. Shanley. ROW THREE M Moore Nl Hulbert 'xl S Jacek At present the Volleyball team shows promise for a very successful season Several games are scheduled to be played The Basketball Honor Team had a victorious season winning all its games Under the cap tain-ship of Sue Will the team played very well together They are especially proud of the 39 31 licking they gave the Alumnae WhlCh was composed of teachers and student teachers BHS Opp Albion Park Alumnae Fairport Corfu Buffalo Sem 0-J jumor Hlgh Robm Hoods 4? If Thls lsn t football Sammy' V s Where dld the blrdle go? The WINNAHS Llttle Italy Let s see some bowlmg 68 X N WX zazzo Q XX f Xl as , 117 K! lf' 69 xJ'iL'f Aw Svc. Cu-usp 0 0 YY xx? Q H X I I 8' X X x 4 x , X if 1,4 'J ' , J ,fi iw ' V-1 X x h f',A YA 'S -xx ' N . .14 X45-4. 'A I I '-A. XXX 3 7 X07-W QA xx ,X AV ' f ' :xx EIL , if C4 , X -vw, f , f 1 Rip'-, 'jpggl' Aj, -x fvg lf' x I 6 ' X K 1 :gf ' xxx . X lx' X Q f A . f X If L U ' f' 4 I K KX 4 f , f ' fd A . A? , ' I '-- I- ff Q -' du f XXX 1- f ff V P i sk :I L 2 If Y --. AX ' 'G ' X ff -4 'nofr- X ,I XJ K lil Ad!! ml! vu I u :All 'X- SEATED T Terol R Hunt P Kruppa L Grrngcr D Elln STANDING S Plxley T Babcock Huh J Prcaro I Moymhan S Copolous f0 Comm! The JUHIOI' Organrzatlon helps rn promotmg the welfare of our school, lnsplrlng and developing school xdeals, and trammg for better cltlzenshlp IH the communrty Durmg the year the councll sponsored a smashmg krckoff dance The proflts went for a proyector for the Athletlc Department They helped ln buymg Iunxor Chorlster robes and raxsed money for the Red Cross The councll members ushered at the Parents Nlght Also they sponsored a speakmg contest Offrcers are Paul Kruppa presldent Robert Hunt, vlce presldent Lorrame Granger, secretary Tonya Terol correspondmg secretary and DlXlS Ells treasurer The advlsers are Mlss McLellan, Mxss Mreras, and Mlss O Brren The offlcers lme up for the photographer Happy dancers at the Thanksgrvmg Dance U z ff. L l X. l 11 X,-4 70 s ' I Tl fn, . qv 0 NA Q KA f ':AD 0 1-1 r X N 2 M I ,v If W J V Flu ' -M I I ' V b x ...z S111 'R ROW ONE J Johnson M McDonagh ll Oborn S Hoffman J Kohl ll Mark ll iles I Lenz R stevens lx Cook ROW TWO J Johnson I Adams DONz,1l1 M lxorton L Long B bcorns 1 Owen lx Pres S bronc B Stephens S Mullen B Clausrus C Carrubba A Bezon W Blau T Knox 'I Vnncello fihfioffzwll Affocmizon The purpose of the joseph Elllcott Chapter of jumor HISIOIICHI Assoclatlon rs to stlmurate as rnterest ln local hrstory Thrs past year the assocxatron sponsored a dance wrth the J O Councrl Many members par trcrpated rn a radro program over W B T A on the hrstory of Batavra The offlcers are Sharon Hoffman presrdent jo Ann Kohl vlce president Harrlet Osborn, secretary Harvey Pres, treasurer Helen Mark, correspondmg secretary Mrss McCulley IS the advrser of this group Harrlet Osborn rs readmg the mmutes ofthe prevrous The Off1CGYS 6X2imlUlUg The latest Copy of The meetmg 1f,,Q',,f-I 'R H4 71 Yorker J xx f V K ' 'Z . , '. , . 5 , . , . , . , . 7' ', . 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X T , i f 1 A , 2 V .41 I- Ni J -,TK - A L 1 S Corcrmrglra B Burdette,l Ballxet A Smtth ROW TWO S Goodenbury D Ells A Sterner, T Terrell S Kroldart A Bartz R Srxt M Mumford B Gerse P Shepherd B Hunt J Long S Slrvrnskt L Grmger G Month ROW THREE D Kaltenborn C Frtzwater I Passage S Gnbson, N bracca C Hopper T Combs R Grundler D Herdegen T Peters D Upson J Strckney A Bertz I Remholtz V Frens ROW FOUR B Weller D Palmer Nl Mulcahy M Sanborn M Pasteclu J Steele D Cronettl G Gluck I Matrone D McCurdy L Beecher, S Mullen P McWa1n L MaCrae ROW FIVE M Stahler N Schogoleff I Spencer, I Hoffman C Mancuso G Meyers, R D1P1azza, B Stevens M KOWBISRI M Olsen, S White, M Ware omzwf Hgh Cb0VZ5f6V5 The junlor Hlgh Chorlsters, consrstmg of seventy frve mnth grade students, sang rn the Chnstmas Con cert, school assemblles and Sprlng Concert The County Festrval was one of therr outsrde programs They were under the dlrectlon of Mlss Hughes ' 3 ' Y . I r E ' l I F' FH ROW ONE: I. Sprague, A. Kember, A. Bezon, S. Hofman, A. Cintortno W Bentley B Pope D Abbey C Kell, A Fasano, D Call 72 llilili' , . ' Q , . --1 1 ' Y in ROW ONE: I. Sprague, S, Peck, S, Pask, D. Ells, C. Mancuso, A, Cintorino, S, Holman, J, Passage, M. Pastecki, N. Sciacca, V. Terrell B. Johnson, G. Carrubba, D, Daly, L, Beechee, L. Gringer, G. Morith, A. Smith, J. Reinholtz, ROW TWO: C. Kruger, I, Steele, J. Jacobs, A, Kember, S. Goodenbury, C. Fitzwater, S. Gibson, A, Bezon, D. Plowe, D, Kaltenborn, T. Teroll, S, Herrick, A. Steiner, V. Frens, B. Jordon, S, Bilas, ROW THREE: D, Palmer, B. Weller, M. Sanborn, I. Sprague, J, Barber, I, Balliet, P, McWain, N. Schogolcff, C, Hopper, K, Schogoleff, N. Arras, L. Hawkins, A. Heywood, D. Seekins, V. Vorty, K. Follett, S, Mullen, S. White, L, McCrae, ROW FOUR: D, Anderson, I, Spencer, M, Stahler, A. Morse, R, Fladie, P, Peck, S. Kroldart, M, Mulcahy, G, Wood, J. Hoffman, Y. Glunn, A Mocciaro, M. Oldsen, M. Kowalski, M. Ware, L. Cotton, J. Tootell. Girly! Charm Boy! J Charm Under the capable direction of Miss Hughes, The Ensemble is a selective group consist- the Ninth Year Girls' Chorus performed in the ing of students who have a special interest in Christmas Concert, at the County Festival, and vocal work and musical ability worthy of further in the Spring Concert. This singing organization development. The Ensemble rehearses once a is open to all girls in the ninth grade. The girls week outside of the regular school day. rehearse once a week outside of the regular school day . ROW ONE: H. Trietley, A. Munger, H. Pies, S. Copoulos, G. Culbertson, R. Chapin, R. Warner, R, lilwell. ROW TWO: J, Platman, C. Dixson, G. Corcimiglia, G. Northrop, R. Brown, R. Fricker, J. Earll, ROW THREE: G. Tomasclli, T. Babcock, J, Halfenger, T. Knox, D. Callan, D. Lippert, L. Mosher, I. Martin, J. Minor, Abs. D, Leavenworth. , 1 A E Q , . 3 5 A .. , E' .. ' flif, -l f fmhb n fl.. ggmsigl 5 jillki of f,,- ODOPUUQ RW ROW OINE M Henry B Boswrck J Kohl M McDonagh H Mark S Fuller, M DeFaz1o S Monaghan J Decker S Morse D Sprague G Ratulowskr L Cerce ls Gray D Jackson A Gabnel S Green B Nuttrng M Morton J Frorella B Scotns ROW TWO G Hyde D Gehlat S Belmonte M Warner J Adams M Ross J Cotter S Peck J Harvey F Hamman B Swarm M Polrta S Tabone C Tomaszewskx S Henry S Seagle ROW THREE B D1Santo W Motz C Erseltne J Johnson A Schaeffer S Downey J Mann J D1Mart1no T Baker S Chatt J W1ll1ams K Amrdon J Joslrn H Osborn D McCoy J Hartung S Burdert F Saquella M DeValk ROW FOUR M Sawdey I Johnson S Emery S Sterlrng J Drclunson, C Corbett D Jackson C Folger J Johnson, M Lullo M Orcutt A Klng B Mansfreld L Bossler D Laesser L Long R Krng S Schneller S Parker P Cooley ROW FIVE J Motz R Dusen D Weller B Petronro C Lrberto S Newlon C Prttllron M Scrbetta N Krrner J Pacrno V Srkorskr S Trberro M Tomskr J Collard R Wood J Seward H Moyer Erglylla Grade Charm The Erghth Grade Choruses are electtves for students tnterested ln vocal work These vocallsts rehearse once a week and perform rn the May Concert The dtrec tor lm Mlss Hughes ROW ONE J Nlarone G Tomaselh D Callan F Sprotta R Stenard A Munger J Platman, G Northrop R Gangent B Graves N! Spadacrno, W Shaw S Copolous R Chaprn, R Burdett G Gallrford, R Frrcker R Elwell ROW TWO S Stone B Stevens, F Lord, D Sletght D Welch H Pres R Coulthard J Johnson B Reprcer G Culbertson R Warner R Sepr T Knox D Lrppert, G Corcrmrglra G Carey J Earll ROW THREE G Halfenger J l-latto1s D Leavenworth W Archer J Martrn D Johnson M Schrad er H Pask G Barnard R Jacket C Schwerger C Drxson J Mrnor A Andreassen,J Tubrolo ROW FOUR H Tuetley T Bab cock F Mrller B Saoe P Pres, L Mosher, B Norrrs L Hale W Wood J Carr A Truax A Soanes, P Rowclrff J Owen Brown, lu Cook N Farrbanks mm C50 D f ,-A-:U Y 9 wiai' J 74 rs f-1 M, ,P+ ROW ONE: M, Main, B. Davis, B, Ward, B. Mills, G. Perkins, I. McBride, S, Spencer, S. Raymond, I. Giordano, Roziono, E. Schtamm, N. Hugaboon, J, Dinatalli, J, Pastecki, I. Moynihan, L. Motz, C, Terroll, ROW TWO: P. Callander. I. Robinson, J. Ratulowski, M, Mc- Q Wethy, S, Pask, E, Wierzbicki, M, Volino, D. Wood, M, Fasano, J. Stone, M, Gannon, L, Fiorella, N, Walstrom, I, Prentice, I. Barsuk, . C. Bird, B. Rennegar, K, Frens, S, Kennedy, D. Morith. ROW THREE: D. J. Poliski, P. Johnson, P. Cou hlin, I. Brig s, F. Matlazs, M Y 8 S - A. Comwell, R. Fenello, S. Farnsworth, I.Russe, C, Earl, N. Gray, S. Connoly, B. Grasso, M. Chatt, B. Haggerdy, N. French, I. Stickney Q K. Roth, B. Hartley, ROW FOUR: L. Tibino, J. Younsing, D. Davis, M, Tiberio, N, Zielinski, K. Colledo, P, Spencer, L. Cohen, B, Smith, B. Grundler, M, Glover, K. Kruger, E, Bogue, M. Volino, P, Cummings, S, Whyman, E, Goldberg, E, McCrac, F. Spiotta. ROW FIVE: M. Davis, J. Gavel, B, Radder, C. Harsey, J, Putillion, K, Walstrom, I. Hyde, D. Smith, S. Collard, L. Ford, I. Hubbard, B. Zipkin, M. Walton, D. Votto, I. Huth, P. Tarvin, C, Sanborn. ferfen lb Gmde Cloomf The Seventh Grade Choruses are open to all students who are interested in sings ing. They rehearse once a week under the direction of Miss Hughes. They, too, perform in the final concert in May. - ROW ONE: N. Elmore, S. Sanfratello, B. Suozzi, A. Siacca, B, Martin, K. Moses, P. Martin, J. Gerhardt, R, Borrell, C. Dixon, M. Bezon, A. Carrubba, J, Warner, D. Houghton. ROW TWO: B, Scinta, D, Hough, W. Pottle, A. Strollo, V, Segeal, D. Barnard, R. Moscicki, A, Colontonio,S, Palmer, S. Dyr- : R. Minor, G. Cutitta, C. Di- Giloramo, B. Lawton, G. Leach, C. Bowen, F. Hammen, R. Bowen, E. Panzone, A. Clarko, K. Merrick, Argulski, P, DiAngelo, J. Chilano, A. Keil, D. Kosiorek, J, Chapman, D, Housenecht, ROW THREE: M. bala, G, Churchill, J. Day, J. Bukiewicz, T. Morrison, T. Schogoleff, S, Cross, J. Bemard. ROW FOUR C. Johnson, C. Beechler. .. 65 T rv '7 fs in 1 T T C5 'D A har., 'l 3 1 fake, ' L 0' Qiflfiiifjgi 'Aww tp ,. qi nfs, , 1 ,g1:,,,': 5 vs, . . .3'- 1 V' ' .v 'xr I up al' Gi-u T Q l L1 W Q 75 fgfmfmo-Kmgbif folzvbzkizbeliey R byihm A WHS HARMO I-XNIGHTS G Culbertson E Northrup C Drxon T Babcock The three ensembles the Sophlstrcettes the Harmo Knlghts and the Rhythm Arres have only been together for one year All ap peared rn the annual May Concert and some have performed ln other school functrons Since the plCtL1l'e was taken ten more mem bers have been added to the Sophlstrcettes J' , fe, F if gifdf ave X RHYTHM AIRES A Carrubba I Day I Chapman G Churchrll 76 ff l ' 'L' 2 - , . ly , . . , Y . ' Y ' . r ' . fs ' A ' A , 'V Ph. . .1 X I fx 5' N v J, Y' L A Q ' 1 .' W 1 K- if Y s. v!'. LX C C+-,J 5, ,S . . . l . .V . . -V , v . u A- T .. ff' N ' 'fs f 6 A., 1- fl , '. ,ll Or 1' 'I X 5 ' 1- 3 2 'e ' .. lx . I i ff- R ' Y v sb 0 A 5 ' A ' M If Q r, f , . 7 ' X V R xt W -' , 5 I4 ' i I 'f 1, -T , , Ng. 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H N Cover your eye Say AH Health 'if' gun Polro and other shots, temperatures, eye ex amrnatlons and a host of other servlces the work of the dental hyglenlst for example are all rn the day s work for the doctor and nurses of the Health Department Wlth Dr Prerce on leave of absence, Dr Per kms took over h1s work She did a bang up Job to corn a phrase It won t hurt 78 Thm book prmtcd by VELVATONE a -xpvcxal process of lxtho gzmphu prmtmg Sole producers Wm J Keller Inc' Buffalo N Y No other printing firm va authorrzed to use the Velvatone method ..1 1 I ' 1: I ' :fray J' A of ' l K., 1, V3 1 , I r I. - V - lf ' rr U , n . Q . ' L- V ' . . 'js im U WT- ' v 4 3' t ! X-7 Serve from the left. , . a ,v 0 v 'Riva ,NQJ A l'eg0,xl 91 1 N N C 53Vu'Pl. 'I Q lggixf ,Ll 0 N X, I A Does it look all right? fmlmizfmf A W5 Industrial arts is the study of the materials, organi- zation, tools, processes, products, and the human prob- lems of industry. It is developed through the planning and construction of projects of interests to pupils, dis- cussions, observations, and readings related to industry Through the study of industrial arts many new avenues of opportunity have been opened to our boys. The Electronics Age is here! .Tel Q 0, A : , Are the corners even? lvifomemalazizg Homemaking education attempts to provide guidance and an opportunity to grow in social poise, managerial ability, and competence in the skills of homemaking. The framework of the program in Batavia offers an oppor- tunity for every high school boy and girl to take advan- tage of this training for personal and family living. Some of the areas stressed in the various courses are: consumer buying as applied to foods, clothing, fur- niture and household appliances, principles as applied to being well dressed, to making a home more attractive: efficiency in the budgeting of time, energy, finances: basic skills in the areas of foods and clothing. Don't drop it. 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I Englrsh IS such fun Study hard The arts and skrlls of communrcatron are here berng taught to sophomore and jun U 1or classes The tenth ade roup are leamln oral reportrng and llSI6I'1lIlg the ST 3 8 Junlors are studymg llterature ln the makrng as found IH a current perlod From sums to slrde rules IS a descrrptron of the range of mathematlcs studred rn Batavra Hlgh School All students are requlred to study arlthmetlc untll the end of the erghth grade then a cholce of courses rs offered elther the tradltlonal courses of algebra geometry and trrgonometry or two years of general mathematrcs Wh1Ch cover many applled problems slmllar to mathematrcal problems of the skllled and semr skrlled trades A good foundation rn mathematrcs IS requlred by most colleges and techmcal mstrtutes Busmess problems prepare arlthmetrc students for Sclentlfrc notatlon IS studled pr1or to logarlthms and adult mathematrcs sllde rule an b In the cltrzenshlp educatlon fxeld students learn to practlce the prlnclples W of democracy whlle they are learmng how those prmclples were developed and Incorporated IU our government and our way of lxfe They start out rn the seventh grade wrth thelr own local school and communlty thelr New York State hlstory geography and government Next they become acquainted w1th the dramatlc events and colorful personalltles IU our Nation s past Llke the everwxdemng crrcles ln the pool they progress to the geography of the economlc world As soph omores they follow thls up wrth world hlstory Now they come back to Amerlcan hlstory and the fundamental lssues of Amerlcan lrfe today ready to take thelr places as Junlor cltlzens The movmg prcture enllvens hrstory ThlS IS Europe - D 4 33,'Y x'-'1 X X 7 f A --c Ja! 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