Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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W . g.j o'.'1 ', s '.', ' ' -IL. do 'I X HR Foreword Glancing through this 1958 Batavian you will encounter rockets, planets, and such up-to-date terms as satellite and ICBM, all because of our theme, Geophysical Year. Expressing our theme in pen and ink was not hardp we can't quite say the same about the stories. The story is, of course, this school year in Batavia Junior-Senior High School. A few changes have been made in the telling, the most outstanding being the creation of a Features Section and the addition of four new pages. The Senior Section, too, is presented in a new way. We hope you see these changes as improvements. lt was fun-and hard work, too--to make this l958 Batavian. We hope you like your book and that many years hence, as you glance through these pages, you will recall the many friends and good times shared here. 2 ,iylm WWWQW fgwww i I f D' Co tens Mi S M 1 ' - I InM ria . 'A l ADMINISTR Board o ucation . . Faculty ..... SEN S ass History and Officers . . nors of '58 ....... Senior Activities ..... Tunes y Honor Soqiety . . . Senior Banquet . Playhouse . . Pic I. . . . Parents ig . . UN DE RCLASSME Class of '59 . . . Class of '60 . . . Snaps ..... ACTIVITIES Student Council . . Service League .......... Publications .............. Actors, Speakers, and Stage Crew. . . Music ................ Clubs ....... ....... Sports . . . JUNIOR HIGH , J. O. Council. .. .. S- . Historical Association . . FT 'gi ' ' I' Music Organizations . . . jg I ', cLAss AND sskvlces U Q5 f . I Secretaries, Cafeteria, and Health Department A-L '- ' ArtandBusiness................ - 3. - N J ' p N , Guidance, Languages, and Science . . . . . . .- 4 - ' ., 5 ' Y' -K, 1 Ai X - J -' , Y, 5 A s . Y J X K J N .. ,.. V1 ' l e ' ' C . ' W 'L' 41 V e I r p ur- --Q . ' , .. A . - -3 N ' ' 3 ' 'nv M , ,..cl A K M,-av-duff Dexter Pierce, M. D. In Memoriam Dr. Pierce was our school physician from l945 to l957. We remember him best by his kind heart and love for young people. He is remembered by all Batavians driving his 1941 gray Chevy convertible with youngsters spilling over the sides. Nothing pleased him more than to have one of us drop in iust to talk to him. At every home game we could see Dr. Pierce on the bench, ready to attend any injured youngster. His sense of humor and his friendliness will long live in the hearts of all who knew him. 4 X A .- Qi, -F' 4 Z X Z Yo. SEATED: Mr, Sherman F, Babcock, Mr, Edward L. Osborn, Superintendent ofSchoo1s, Mr, Charles A, Sohns, Presidentg Mrs. George S, Young, Vice-President, Dr, Jerome A. Paparellag Mrs, Robert S. Jenks, STANDING: Mr, Donald E, Weller, Mr. Everett Warren, Superintendent of Buildings, Mr, Edward Burleigh, Mr. Robert Male, Clerk, Mr. Osborn Board of E ducafion ,NWN ,, Mr. Frederick W. Allan, Jr. fBoard Member, Absent for PICTUTS, 6 Mr. Male ,J pf' I -Qgk .vvnm .ce Btomswd' XD ,WO M155 ,'5 5'r ,X 056013 .4 Q83 oi Gif Cvldge' 02,89 Kiss Bail?-v Mr. Sanborn, Principal F aculfy ART: Mrs, Kraemer, Mr, Magee. BUSINESS, Miss E, Smith, Mrs. Keller, Mr, Collins, Miss P, Smith, ' Mrs, Williamee. 7 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION: SEATED: Miss McCulley, Miss McLellan, Miss Philibin, Mr, Meier. STANDING: Mr. Day, Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Stella. N . V on QM if I ,. sf ' . K n GUIDANCE: Miss O'Brien, Miss Gehring, Mr. Howe, Miss Brumsted, Miss McLellan, Miss Mieras. f h If ' ,f If . , , f f MWMMX' ,T ip if fuuc fL xx K' ,A , i'--J! . C 1 V xl, K, viz .4 U 51 ENGLISH: SEATED: Mrs. Lennon, Miss Gehring, Miss Canty, Mrs. Adams, Miss O'Brien Mrs. Osborn, Miss Thompson, Miss Growney, Miss Homelius. STANDING: Miss Weber, Miss Forsyth, Mr, Paw- luckie, Mr. Roberts. r 7 -....,., INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr. Lenz, Mr, Hanley, Mr, Puleo, Mr, Baker, Mr, Sewert, Mr. Hanley. . Eff, HOMEMAKING: Mrs, Schramm, Mrs. McDermott, Mrs. Werdin, V LANGUAGES: Miss Genterj, 9 Miss Brumsted, Mrs. Collins labsent, ,ff Xl X if T 9 ,J Xyfw Music: X, , -f . A Mr, Owen, Miss HIIIQIBS, , L Crook, Mr, Dillmore. J -N Ju 1 V, , .pi J X ix Z' XJ' X11 -. MATHEMATICS: Mr, Falco, Miss Dailey, Mr, Clarke, Mrs. Clarke, Miss Ryan, Mrs, Meier, W at MZ, ZN,,af W I0 vaW f5 F PHYSICAL EDUC TION: W7 Wi.. Mr. Duguid, Miss Hawver, Mr. Van Delta, Miss Pfeifer, Mr. Ricci, MQW , li. Ski I -My HES? We? iii FZ QA' .ray if qw Mr, Huff, Mr. Seymour, Miss Prendergast, Mr. Ryan, Mrs, Torrey, Mr, Burns. SCIENCE: Lunch hour -- pardon -- minutes. Council Member at work 6 Banquet: Teachers' Table, That may all be true, but - I1 www ' 145. Quatre jolies jeunes filles. wha hauPe ed! cilw' eixs ' Charleston? Three Monkeys? I2 ese kids ripe Un for C Over! W W01- . 1f,,,g, ebst 61' Ia 11 1110 doubt I 'al 4.1, ff ,-'J N 'Q' '6 yi 2MV AMLQ xx Mwst Class History lt was the fall of 54 that the doors of BHS opened and Mr. Sanborn welcomed us to high school. Under the guidance of Miss McLellan, we started our freshman year with the election of Linda Corey, Sally Bannister, Dan Babcock, Phil Nerber, and Phil Tubiolo to the J.O. Council. The J.O. Council enjoyed a very successful year and sponsored many activities. Be- sides contributing to the purchase of waste receptacles, they also sponsored the Fall Frolic. An inaugural step was the issuing of J. O. membership cards to all iunior high school students. Under the guidance of Mr. Spaulding, we really tried to make our sophomore year the greatest. Our class officers were Dan Babcock, president, Sylvia Byrne, vice-president, Phil Tubiolo, treasurer, and Linda Corey, secretary. Grace Lowe, Dan Babcock, and Chris Kas- sianos were the council members. During the year, Lynne Collins won first place in the Girls' Speaking Contest. For the cross-country team, the best time was turned in by Bill Merton--I2 minutes, 50 seconds for 2 V2 miles. The fall of 56 found us coming back to school, feeling much older and wiser as juniors. Our class was led by: President, Dave Morgan, vice-president, Jack Parsons, secretary, Eve Bundrock, and treasurer, Gail Kornowski. Elected to the Council were Dave Morgan, Dan Babcock, Sally Bannister, and Linda Corey. Robert Russell was chosen as the Vocational School representative to the Council. In the school play, Books and Crooks, Doug McCurdy had a lead part which he played superbly. This year the Harvard Club Prize was awarded to Dick Morith. Linda Corey and Jack Parsons were chosen as the Girls' and Boys' State Represent atives. With the arrival of the class rings we knew that we would soon be seniorsl Seniors at last, and with the beginning of the school year came the campaign parties for mayor. This election was unusual because for the first time in BHS history a girl was elected mayor. And Grace Lowe has proved to be a very competent mayor too. To help Grace through the year, Dan Babcock was chosen president, Dick Burleigh, vice-president, Bill Wagner, treasurer, and Eve Bundrock, secretary. Our Student Council representatives were Phil Nerber, 14 CLASS OFFICERS: R.Bur1eigh, vice-president: D.Babcock, president: W.Wagner, treasurerg E.Bundrock, secretary. f 'sd -v Sally Bannister, and Linda Corey. Bill Kunze was our foreign exchange student from Germany. Anthony Tiberio and Dave Wood, as captains to the football team, had a great year. Dave was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award, and Anthony was the highest scorer in the Western New York Football League. The Choristers sang For the New York State Music Association this year at Rochester, New York, in addition to their usual Christmas Concert over a national network. The work of our class leaders made our Senior Banquet, with the theme Whatever Will Be, Will Be, something we will always remember. The greatest year of all came to a close with the Senior Ball and Commencement. Although Mr. Spaulding could not be with us this year, we will always remember the aid he has given us. Also we will never forget the wonderful assistance that Miss Brumsted has given us this year. Even though we are leaving BHS to take our place in the world, we will never forget the nostalgic experiences that we had at our Alma Mater. Banquet scene. Dance after the Banquet. I r 'i j Vx ., I ffl W , w 1 ,ll T T 3 ' 3 l H 1 K ' I5 'C ...- I l if Paul Adelman Gqil Apenes If J 'QL . EL . Daniel Babcock is A LFE Q:sQ:ff.:f5E2J' ':fE.zikE:'-Ei:ff'?:'5':E':'E::':::Q,::f51a i'f3fi5fL?lfS57c X .::E:':'I. ,, Siifxfzasgigsfaaig xzi g ggsfzw' : Xe? if frs21Ls'1,fe.,f1rsv1geL2 522555 V W , 'f SallY Bannlsfer ff QE , 1sem-Yxsizsbzgfiseizfg ' N X ue? NX X iii Anthony Barone Sarah Barone Irvin Bartz Constance Ashe Linda Avery ,Y Y. e W.,-f' Barbara Azzi Senior Class ,L sg f, ff sffafvmi A William Bernard Nancy Birge I6 'ik' Y 5 4, A lm' 15,57-.A ., - i 5:5 ie . K M Q mv Qi iff, - at wqxk -It 3 5 .Y-W ... in af xiii, - zz-fifsfixi, , A I f Harold Blood Michael Bommer Linda Broughton of 1958 Frances Cappiel lo if Lx Ann Carlino 4 , riifif Kay Brumber .hip 'gage E 1 Joan Caborn l f ' A Sf, .L , .2-Q N gVxL I , ' 1,, 5 K .M my - M was A of Suzanne Caruso I 7 p ,J Q i yr Z 0 .T , . -oQ- 1 or - C : C l ff? 5321? 1 z' .fi - Evealyn Bundrock Richard Burleigh 1 ll. 'if QW 'X -. 5 if Sylvia Byrne Marie Callander Celia Chapman Rose Caccamise Jean Clark R l X.: if YV 5 .. . 'M , wr f ,XJ -V N fi 'fewsfi ., ' i' h::,: ii ...vw 1 if if V s W X Q SJ . ,y M 4 Lawenlae Clalk Lynne Collins NJ Q , ::.. a s k s D kf f g A . V ,. ,,.:'Ek: 6KX , f' Carol Cullison 1. Goldie Daniels Mary Della Penna Michael DeMenno John De Valk Ronald Dibble Paul Dickinson lsiwf2s ie Q ll L: or so 1 I8 Dominic Condello David Connolly Linda Corey Doug McCurdy, Sue Herridge and Janet Lawing find the need to ac- quire mare information concerning colleges. Frances Dispenza Norma Easton If ,V Geraldine Eyre Carol Fairbanks -I fi X G . 22 f wr w G gsgg325 ,giiff' Paul Fazio fs! 'R1'A Mary Ficarella 'fV-.,, gg :5 Efrr. X Karen French x YB V. ,,3 A W .wif 5211133 2 f ' :al 0 vi Richard Goodenbury A , . f, . I 1 Carole Goodsell Phyllis Graff Barbara Gravanda Joanne Greenbaum I9 f-as yre .. A ' . , .. .. 5 V -'S lg gl , 'QW iii J -4 f , ,,v:.1,, A. i V sf - 1f.,,',. Earll Fontaine if Dennis Gill I , Q., 1 N ,wg '- V , :Z , .X ,K , . Gary Hamilton 6 as .-.J 1 X Janet Hamilton John Harrington Jane Harris Sandra Hawkins Janice Hawks 4 . :J H- X . K if Ag :di 2 r g H Susan Herridge QTY? Marian Heywood Brigitte Houck . H :,ee J -- A in s ,,- ig -:.. J - . if ' J ii ii ' hr, f onan if Richard Ireland Carmelo Irrerc James Johnson Michael Johnson Thomas Johnson 20 r 'g ' x,f' 4 '-Q .fe sr sh 4 ii if 3 or I is Jia Mi M - Judith Joy Christine Kassianos Frances Katz The Speakers' Table at the Senior Banquet, over which President Dan Babcock presided as Master of Cer- emonies. If xxx Vx Af f' if Joris ryi' ??iti9s1.351-5Y L' David King Marilynn Katzenstein A 'S 4 Dean King Vera Krywy Vivien Kilner Gail Kornowski Wiifried Kunze Sandra Lange Janet Lawing Barbara Lehnis Janet Lewis 21 Shirley Liberto we sw Jon McManis , get 1 S, Stephen Llppert Q mn- X X ,few I pg -f , 'ff W X il 1 ,Mx William McCurdy Olga Meleca Grace Lowe Sharon McWethy 'W ff . Qi. like William Merton David Minor Angela Mirando 22 Glorld Mdrlln Dglorgg Mccgy Janet Stevens collects 'money for Commencement announcements Rosalind Mondo David Morgan -ff Jeanne Morifh Richard Morifh Ramona Moses Sandra Orcuft Nicholas Palmiero Jack Parsons 23 Joyce Moulton Gerald Mowers Barbara Moyer 6 'V A ,I M kfgigs 1: x, Philip Nerber SY- Rig .ix , Ig Ronald Nefh .Hs - 'fx 3 1 i 4 ,vs a f Angelo Plllo Calvin Platten : . . ff, ,Qc Melvin Post ?' Sandra Ross Frank Sabatino Thomas Preston in you w'ffr- Philip Rodon nn 5 Shirley Ruzzi we X .ESM ii N awww W Gloria Quackenbush 'h 'Q Roger Richardson Alice Richmond s W , 'ne ' if -I 4-H-Q E: k 1: 51. viii! Nag' ' ,, 'ff Richard Sage Jeanette Schiavone Joan Schmidf Arlene Schweiger 24 , Hi ,Q Q er if Peter Scibetta Adelbert.Shamp Mabel Smith Sarah Barone is getting practice -..I using the dictaphone, while Marie 5, 'dl A Callander, Carmela lrrera, and fi ,Ct W F Joyce Vahue look on. it a n TM r rhl , X, Ralph Suozzi f 4 X A ,fi Ml Anthony Tiberio Diana Tomaselli 1 'Mx Dennis Tomski 25 V xr Mary Spadacino Janet Stevens I t,'iit f J V . K f 'Ni Q e 5 wx ,,, , J 3 '44, ,I , V Clare sfoaaafa A M y in 4, N 5 l S X Ronald Suozzi uw Francis Terrell Q l gg W I A QA .Q J 3. 'f 1 ':' 1 ' kmliav. X l',:1Q::1'.l:fSwe Keith Truax Joyce Vahue W 4--my K A- A , , 8- 9 , K: KI w W W K' sf M 'gil K ei' Ei' 1' 'xl Marian Van Buren William Wagner Dennis Waldron Patricia Walton Judith Warren iff Mary Wilkolaski M 73 'Y 1 1025? -e , ,A my ,Q 5 Y 1 'Y 'I J Donald Wolff David Wood 'if' Garnet Wood Vocational Senior Class Meeting - ss 1 A -' if 1' Judy Wozniak 26 v ,'l:S!'5 ,Q l Thomas J. Bakos Lawrence Downey EU9ene Dzlek'-'Jn V www ww w-mfgxg1gi.:sf1.w, ' i 'E' Q l We - l R T . f ig., V 1 fin Ef sltq ' ,Q Richard P. Gabriel A .. q,,.v, Y v,,. A sg 152 f , Vocational School r Class of 1958 W , it fm-,Q ' ?Vp4a si r H L If , Q , -- ' . 'Q 5 fl' qv-3 f , li Q, ji ' Hr-asv, U ,v E , 5494 R ig A Robert Russell Robert Stevens Henry A. Jurewicz David H. Puls ,Q QQ., A .. w . Q xi. . . ea ng? .4 ' e- '-A wi... f X X :f s ' is 5 ik r , M , If in 32 x. My YJ Malcolm Singer Dominic Vaticano 27 b, Allen Hamm X' W'5Y4?5W9'?5' - ,sc ,fd . is X -is ,. . 'X 5 R 1 i . we Frank D . Loncz EM . , 9 sv i x N . 4 X ii Daniel Voltura 2. x 576- lf S Q0 00 goioabsrg. Quiz YN' JUNIOR CLASS: 569695 M, Hill, G,Hatdy, L.Ptatt, T, Gear, F, Dziekan, R.Baush, ROW TWO: K.Lewis, EN, O,Turzen, J.Kujawski. I.Wetze1. l.Whe1an, R, Mathews, R. Logston, I.Schiavi R, Bauer. Z 3 X f 2 T Vocational School E Here in pictures is the 1958 story of the Metal Trades Vocational School. The purpose of this school is to train boys for iobs in industry. The officers were Eugene Dziekan, Presidentp Henry Jurewicz, Vice-Presi- clentp Tomas Bakos, Treasurerp Frank Lonz, Secretory. 28 Senior A PAUL ADELMAN .... Paul Band I5 World Affairs Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3. GAIL APENES .... Gail Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Service League 3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Thespians 3,4. CONSTANCE ASHE .... Connie G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Bowling I,2,3,4. LINDA AVERY .... Lynn Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Thespians 2, 3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Service League 3,45 Ski Club 45 Playhouse 2. BARBARA AZZI .... Barb Intramurals l,2,3,45 Jr. Choristers I. DANIEL BABCOCK .... Baba Choristers l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Thespians 2,35 Class Officer 2,45 Stu- dent Council l,2,3,45 Track 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Ski Club 4. SALLY BANNISTER .... Sal Choristers l,2,3,45 Student Council I,3,45 Honor Society 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Cheerleaders 45 Batavian 3,45 World Affairs Club 2,45 G.A.A. I, 2,3, . ANTHONY BARONE .... Tony Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,45 Intramurals I,2,3,4. SARAH BARONE .... Sarah Notre Dame I,25 Library Club 45 Service League 45 World Affairs Club 45 Batavian 4. IRVIN BARTZ .... Irv Choristers l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Stage Crew 45 Thespians 2,3,45 School Play l,2,35 Speaking Con- test 45 World Affairs Club 4. WILLIAM BERNARD .... Jack Football l,25 Baseball l,25 Intramurals 35 Choris- ters l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4. NANCY BIRGE .... Nan Jr. Choristers I5 World Affairs Club 45 Service League 45 Intramurals I,2. MICHAEL BOMMER .... Mike Choristers l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 World Af- fairs Club 3,45 Baseball 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. LINDA BROUGHTON .... Lin Service League 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Intramurals I, 2,3,4. KAY BRUMBER .... Brum Radio Club I. EVEALYN BUNDROCK .... Eve Class Officer 3,45 Band 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Pic 45 School Play 3. RICHARD BURLEIGH .... Dick Choristers l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,45 Intramurals I,2,3, 45 World Affairs Club 45 School Play 45 Thespians 4. SYLVIA BYRNE .... De-dee Bond l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Pic Staff 2,35 Co- editor 45 Honor Society 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Class Officer 25 Choristers 2. C ROSE CACCAMISE .... Speedy G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Track CIub45 Future Teachers I ,25 Choral Club 25 Choristers I,2. MARIE CALLANDER .... Marie Choral Club 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Pic Staff 4. FRANCIS CAPPIELLO .... Frannie G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Deans Worker 35 Girls Chorus I. ANN CARLINO .... Wap Intramurals l,2,3,45 Cafeteria 2,3,45 World Af- fairs Club 45 Girls Chorus 45 Jr. Choristers I. SUZANNE CARUSO .... Sue Girls Chorus I5 Choristers 2,3,45 Choral Club 3,45 Batavian 3.45 School Play 4. Activities CELIA CHAPMAN .... Ceil Choristers I5 Girls Chorus I5 Thespians 4. JEAN CLARK .... Mid e Choristers I,2,3,Z Choral Club l,2,3,45 Intramu- rals l,2,3,45 Honor Society 4. H. LYNNE COLLINS .... Lynne Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club l,2,3,45 Modern- ettes 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls Service League 3,45 Girls Speaking Contest 35 Pic Staff l,2,35 Orchestra I. DOMINIC CONDELLO .... Dom Baseball I5 Football I. DAVID CONNELLY .... Dave Notre Dame l,25 Football 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 In- tramurals 3,45 Honor Society 4. LINDA COREY .... Lin Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club l,2,3,45 Modern- ettes 2,3,45 Student Council I,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Thesrians 2,3,45 Batavian 3,45 Class Offi- cer 25 Schoo Play 3. CAROL CULLISON .... Cullie Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club l,2,3,45 Modern- ettes 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 G.A.A. I,2,3, 45 Pic 2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Playhouse I5 Quar- Iel I. D MICHAEL DE MENNO .... Mike Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Volleyball 35 In- tramurals 2,3,4. JOHN DE VALK .... John Letchworth Central l,25 Ski Club 3,45 World Af- fairs Club 4. RONALD DIBBLE .... Ronnie Track I5 Cheerleaders 45 Tumbling 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Pla house 2,35 Volleyball 2,3. PAUL DICKINSON .... Paul Thespians I,2,3,4. FRANCES DISPENZA .... Frannie G.A.A. l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Deans Workers 35 Girls Service League 3,45 Girls Chorus I5 Future Nurses 3,4. E NORMA EASTON .... Normie Pic 45 Service League 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3. GERALDINE EYRE .... Robin Library Club l,25 Girls Chorus I. F CAROL FAIRBANKS .... Eyes Girls Chorus I5 Deans Worker 4. PAUL FAZIO .... Paul Thespians 2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Stage Crew Manager 45 Proiectionist 2. MARY FICARELLA .... Sabrina Intramurals I,2. EARLL FONTAINE .... Earll Choristers l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Baseball 3, 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Band2 KAREN FRENCH .... Kennie Choristers l,2,3,45 Choral Club l,2,3,45 Thespians 2,35 Modernettes 2,3,4. G DENNIS GILL .... Dennie Choristers l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Tennis 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Play- house 2,35 Thespians 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,35 School Play 2,3. RICHARD GOODENBURY .... Dick Proiectionist l,2,3,45 Co-op 4. CAROLE GOODSELL .... Goo Choristers I5 G.A.A. l,2,35 Deans Worker 35 In- tramurals I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Girls Cho- rus I5 Service League 3. 29 PHYLLIS GRAFF .... Phyl G.A.A. 2,3,45 Service League 2,3,45 Girls Chorus 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BARBARA GRAVANDA .... Babs Intramurals I,2,3,45 Choristers 1,2, 3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Modernettes 3,45 Deans Helper 4. H GARY HAMILTON .... Hammy Baseball I,2,3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Basketball 15 E.Pembroke 1. JANET HAMILTON .... Janet Intramurals I,2,35 G.A.A. 25 Girls Chorus I5 Choristers 1 . JOHN HARRINGTON .... Harry Science Club 2,45 Thespians 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Boys Glee Club I,2,3,45 Choristers I,2,3,45 Jr. Historical I. JANE HARRIS .... Jayne Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Choristers 1,25 Intramurals I,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Playhouse 15 Keynotes Quartet 1. SANDRA HAWKINS .... Sandy Girls Chorus 1,25 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Service League 3,4. JANICE HAWKS .... Janet Choral Club I,2,3. SUSAN HERRIDGE .... Sue Batavian Staff 3,45 Assistant Editor 45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Playhouse 25 Ski Club I,2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Future Teachers I,2,3,45 Girls Choral Club I,2,3. MARIAN HEYWOOD .... Marian Intramurals 3,45 Deans Worker 35 Honor Society 4. BRIGITTE HOUCK .... Bee Choral Club 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Future Teachers 25 Le Roy 1. RICHARD IRELAND .... Rick Basketball 2,35 Baseballl15 Co-op 4. CARMELA IRRERA .... Carm Serllice League 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Deans Work- er . J MICHAEL JOHNSON .... Finny Football I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Intramu- rals 2,3,45 Jr. Choristers 15 Jr. Historical 1. JUDITH JOY .... Jud G.A.A. 1,2,3,15 Service League 3,45 Deans Worker 35 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Choristers 1. K CHRISTINE KASSIANOS .... Chris Batavian Staff 35 Editor 45 Honor Society 45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Play 45 Service League 3,45 Council 25 Choral Club I,2,3. FRANCES KATZ .... Francie Service League 3,45 School Play 2,45 Thespians 2, 3,45 Playhouse 2,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Future Teachers 35 Ski Club 3,45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. MARILYN KATZENSTEIN .... Marilynn Ski Club 45 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 lntramurals1,2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Pic Staff lAssistant editor 455 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Playhouse 2,45 Honor Society 4. VIVIEN KILNER .... Viv Intramurals I,2,35 Pic 3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Model Congress 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Future Teachers I,2,35 Service League 3 4. DAVID KING .... Dave Football 1,25 Baseball 1,35 Choristers 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Bowling 3,4. DEAN KING .... Deano Choristers I,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Tennis Team 1, 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 School Play 3,4. GAIL KORNOWSKI .... Korni , Thespians 3,45 Service League 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Intramurals 3,45 Pic 45 Class Officer 3. VERA KRYWY .... Betty G.A.A. 2,3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Service League 4. WILFRIED KUNZE .... Bill Student Council 45 German Exchange Student5 World Affairs Club 45 Basketball 4. L SANDRA LAN GE .... sandy Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club I,2,3,45 Modern- ettes 2,3,45 Service League 3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Intramurals 3. JANET LAWING .... Jan Thespians 2,3,45 School Play 45 Playhouse 25 World Affairs 2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Honor Society 3, 45 Future Teachers 3,45 Batavian Staff 35 Business Manager 45 Choral Club 3. BARBARA LEHNIS .... Frenchie Intramurals 25 Choral Club 25 Service League 3. JANET LEWIS .... Jan Latin Club 15 Band 1,25 Choral Club 3,45 Intra- murals 3,4. SHIRLEY LIBERTO .... Tweety Intramurals 1,25 Pep Club 25 Choral Club 2. STEPHEN LIPPERT .... Steve Choristers 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Band 2,3,45 Or- chestra 2,3,45 Batavian 2,3,45 Pic 2,3,45 Intramu- rals 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 4. GRACE LOWE .... Gracie Band I,2,3,45 Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2, 3,45 Student Council 2,45 Mayor 45 Honor Society 45 Service League 3,45 Pic Staff 2,3,45 World Af- fairs Club 4. M GLORIA MARTIN . . . .Shorty Intramurals l,2,3,4. DELORES MCCOY .... De Intramurals I,2,3,45 Service League 45 Deans Helper 4: G.A. A. 2. WILLIAM MCCURDY .... Mugger Sports Editor Pic 45 Cheerleader 45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Football 35 School Play 3, 45 Intramurals 3,45 Choristers I,2,35 Glee Club2,3. SHARON MCWETHY .... Spieders Choral Club 35 Service League 3,45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. OLGA MELECA .... Ooooo-ga Deans Worker 45 G.A.A. 35 Intramurals 2,35 Pep Club 15 Choral Club 15 Service League 3,4. WILLIAM MERTON .... Mert World Affairs Club 45 Pep Club 15 Cross Country 25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Football 15 Intra- murals 15 Playhouse 3. DAVID MINOR .... Shorty Choristers I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Thes- pians 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 School Play 4. ANGELA MIRANDO .... Angie Service League 3,45 Intramurals 2,35 World Affairs Club 4. ROSALIND MONDO .... Roz G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Deans Worker 3,4. DAVID MORGAN .... Marg Choristers I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Batavian 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class President 35 Ski Club 45 Student Council 2,3. JEANNE MORITH .... Sheena Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Modern- ettes 3,45 Service League 45 World Affairs Club 45 Thespians 45 Deans Worker 3. RICHARD MORITH .... Mothie Band I,2,3,45 Choristers I,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Ski Club I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Honor Sogiety 3,45 Orchestra 15 School Play 35 Playhouse 1, . ROMONA MOSES .... Rusty Intramurals I,2,3,4. JOYCE MOULTON .... Joyce Pic Staff 35 Editor 45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Intra- murals l,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future Teachers 2, 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Playhouse 25 Choral Club 2. N PHILIP NERBER .... Nerb Band l,2,35 Choristers I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football I5 Council l,45 Intra- murals I,2. RONALD NETH .... Ronnie Football I,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramurals I,2, 3,45 Tumbling l,2,35 Wrestling I,2,3. O SANDRA ORCUTT .... Sandy ghsral Club 3,45 Intramurals l,2,35 Library Club , . P NICHOLAS PALMIERO .... Nick Football l,25 Bowling I,2,3,45 Baseball 25 Intra- murals I ,2. JACK PARSONS .... Jack Basketball l,2,35 Cross Country 2,45 Track 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Deans Worker 45 Honor Society 45 Class Officer 35 Track Club 45 Intramurals I,2. ANGELO PILLO .... Omph Band 2,3,45 School Play 35 Bowling 4. Q GLORIA QUACKENBUSH .... Gloria Medina High l,2,35 Bowling 35 Library Club l,2,35 Photograph Club 3. R ALICE RICHMOND .... Sis Choristers I5 Choral Club I,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Pic Staff 4. SAN DRA ROSS. . . . Sandy Perry Central l,2,35 Science Club l,25 Press Club l,2,35 Dramatics l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,35 French Club 25 Chorus I5 Gamma Sigma Chi Sorority I,2,3. S FRANK SABATINO .... Frankie Co-Op 4. RICHARD SAGE .... Dick Intramurals I5 Bowling 3,45 Co-op 3,4. JEANETTE SCHIAVONE .... Fife Pep Club I5 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Service League 3,45 Deans Worker 3,45 Pic Staff 45 Intramurals I ,2,3,4. JOAN SCHMIDT .... Joanne Hongr Society 45 Deans Worker 35 Pic 45 Service League 3,45 G.A.A. I,2,3,45 Student Leaders 35 Intramurals I,2,3,4. ARLENE SCHWEIGER .... Arlene Future Teachers 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 School Pla 45 S aking Contest 45 Pic 45 Service League 3,15 Stuccmt Leaders 2,35 G.A.A. I,2,3,4. PETER SCIBETTA .... Pete Football I5 Intramurals l,25 Bowling 3. MABEL SMITH. . . .Mabs Intramurals 2,3. MARY ROSE SPADACINO .... Mar G.A.A. 3,45 Service League 3,45 Library Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. JANET STEVENS .... Jan Student Leaders 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Service League 45 Deans Helper 45 Future Nurses 45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 World Affairs Club 4. CLARE STODDARD. . . .Clare Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Modernettes 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Batavian 3,45 Band l,25 Ski Club 2. RALPH SUOZZI .... Suzie School Play I5 Intramurals I. RONALD SUOZZI . . . .Snoz Football 2,35 Wrestling 35 Intramurals l,2,35 Tumbling 2,3. T FRANCIS TERRELL .... Fran Choristers I,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Science Club 45 World Affairs Club 45 Honor Society 4. ANTHONY TIBERIO .... Mouse Football I,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Track l,2,35 Intramu- rals I,2,3,45 Tumbling I,2,3. DIANE TOMASELLI .... Dee Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Modernettes 2,3,45 Speaking Contest 45 County Chorus I ,35 Hon- or Society 3,45 Future Teachers 3,45 Thespians 25 In- tramurals I,2. KEITH TRUAX .... Keeter Band l,25 Choristers 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Ski Club 45 World Affairs Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. V JOYCE VAHUE .... Bugs Service League 45 Pic Staff 4. MARIAN VAN BUREN .... Nleon Intramurals I,2. W WILLIAM WAGNER .... Willie Thespians 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 3,45 Choristers I,2,3,45 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Ski Club 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,4. PATRICIA WALTON .... Pat Intramurals I,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 F.H.A. 2. JUDITH WARREN .... Jude Choristers I,2,3,45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,4. MARY WILKOLOSKI .... Bertha Choristers I5 Deans Worker 4. DONALD WOLFF .... Don grcack I,2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Intramurals I 14' DAVID WOOD .... Woody Football I,2,3,45 Track l,25 Basketball Manager 25 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Honor Society 4. GARNET WOOD .... Woody Track 3. JUDY WOZNIAK .... Sister Future Teachers 25 Choristers I. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL THOMAS BAKOS .... Tom Vice President 35 Shuffleboard 3,45 Treasurer 4. LAWRENCE DOWNEY .... Curly Class Officer 35 Shuffleboard 3,4. EUGENE DZIEKAN .... Jeff Bowling 25 Shuffleboard 3,45 Class Officer 45 Coun- cil 4. RICHARD GABRIEL .... Dick Bowling l,2,35 Shuffleboard 3,45 Proiectionist I,2. ALLEN HAMM .... AI Shuffleboard 3,45 Choristers I. HENRY JUREWICZ .... Hank Shuffleboard 3,45 Class Officer 4. FRANK LoNcz .... Lefty Shuffleboard 3,45 Bowling 35 Class Officer 4. DAVID PULS .... Dave Shuffleboard 3,4. ROBERT RUSSELL .... Russ Class Officer 35 Council 35 Choristers l,25 National Honor Society 45 Shuffleboard 3,4. MALCOLM SINGER .... Mal Football I,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Track 2,35 Intramurals 25 Shuffleboard 3,4. ROBERT STEVENS .... Bob Football I5 Shuffleboard 3,4. DOMINIC VATICANO .... Junior Class Officer 35 Shuffleboard 3,4. DANIEL VOLTURA .... Butch Baseball I,2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Shuffleboard 3,4. r ' 3 .-tn . J., 4 ,, K., J ,.'3.,.:y5:Axii-l, ,.,.,.,,, ., , -M . 1u'. a.4Qf,f'j43'57, ..-:X 1. ,NL 'r.IS ff'f1. 1 -Y 4- ,f . N, . K . - A P-.,,,x.',, - ,. 1. ab 1 .V 4-.v-fx-7' s., .- ....,f '.. Pg Merry Christmas ! CP., iw- . 1 V... fi Always workmg hard? rw The big four. 1 O Niiszvfil .fiif-'licsfd Gesundheit! Praia-Qt, fl -fgapylia, 3 -if wwf.-2111. ,Mi X guvffgqh 'N ' -., ,- ,l -,N-'nw 'f?4Jf21.i?Yff,f7f + !r: :-v755-iff'-1-- ,.'3s:,e.,, 5, MU'-':'T -.ffm if-L. virg. A 2 !:421l,ia-Q21f'Y '-,l15f3'52'5'4l-'. 3 f ' ?l:,'l'-1,3-'ff.piyE'1,s '.i3 -ss K fr S-92 'Zjrj,192-f,'iq,'1g',.g i5g,, QR It '4,'.A!:I, sd,g',. '. Q T . ',.L iw, x ., . ,,f-.-.. .A ., ,. 1f4, -.,:- f.Q.-- W ,,:g,f,,,:,, vi... .T-V Q .W '1,,'.-3,1 - - 4 J, fp ,aw- - , . , .Q -.1 iq., 4-.K XA. f.' ' ' 1 , - .5 L, gz, ,, H1 ho sllver. R'-',.'..x-R'-AM' imxrh '11 'yj4,.g. 'sf'-A 1 my vt! -1 mki'f!.'-- ' wi-1-f'l ' 'iv- .L wuhf-14 xr N M ,ff fffifjg-f K f K A is K 1 W :A Els -1 T f ' nf' 5 X gy! -N, ' t ia I -Q .- ' '1 mf M ' -my 'X .. , Q3 - K A f ff Win . o r los Yhand e? A A W Xe X rw 6 s- Eek 32 Ufs C I Jf' 4, 'if' 1 1. sd diff n 1' KJ 7 In-, A A M ... ill' I. SEATED: S,Byme, F.Katz, I.Lawing, C.Kassianos, J.Moulton, G, Lowe, D.Tomasel1i, M.Katzenstein. ROW TWO: M.I-Ieywood, I.Joy, I.Schmidt, L.Col1ins, J.C1ark, S,Bannister, C,Cu1lison, V.Ki1ner, ROW THREE: R.Morith, D.Conno1ly, M.Bommer, D.Wood, F.Terre1l, I.Parsons. O .R ' ' R O A . ' II. Q Q I fix: . K Q 5 L - :t i 2 H v f R-LW A The tea Nofionol Honor ,Sociefy Seniors Juniors SEATED: B.Norris, M. Davison, B.Sar1bom, J,Px-esberg, M,Jacek, ROW TWO: E,Os- born, A,McWain, R,Sne11, R,Reinho1tz, R, Kwit, G,Bidd1ecombe. Honored Guests De womenl carat! au Xniocmn ng C0H1m!rree QW' S ' B f L3 'vq' -Q ,,', if ff, 1. '.Q.,A- ,., 1 Q If 1 N Af in V i Q .nfl ' xg 'A:--- 4 i f 5, ,.1- . f ' M fkf' rs rf? X A . Q- .E 'X , 1 3 -7 .4 ' w ::A , V ,fag 'X hi If '.:. ' 3 , ,W A Q, ' S-'-M- Q , Y f b nnno Y Dance Following the Banquet Speakers' Table 35 Lassies from the Gay Nineties. fi E1oise! A hbch one is me H dummy? V4 x Look out below. 36 Tr 'F V Q: ,J QW , 3 Q.. ,,g,, . Music Makers ue L0Ve9 Calypso Crew. - . x A 4 S 'iz x 1 14' 1 ! I f 3 I 3 4 e. 0001 8 L1 'Id 96 ge H est 3 an M renew? P icn Sense oigouk was Senior Pol t..,,. 'Q' A of' A . -nw glow X5 Jae! I si, , 023' and T Loo ony ees k1,,g 1. - --,tn -r XX .4 .,. Francis Terrell Best Student, Most Likely to Succeed fhonors shared with . Sylvia Byrne, absentj A in sy ' C . doa aozsigao Lfda and j If S3564 YA elldljesj C 'E' 7 'Q J 5 A Ya' A ww 200296 ees' I it Grace and Jack Best Citizen 37 .xy , 51 ,fix Rose a Best nd Da Atble Fe Ve Parents enjoy cider and doughnuts in the gym after attending classes. Parenfs' N 0 F f Attentive parents listen with interest, Scanning displayed literature about education. 38 Parents learn about the aims of our Physical Education Department, A student guide directs a parent Q 4 , E 5 E E E R' 3 R wr 5' ROW ONE: S,Barone, B,Day, M, Mastin, D.Chatt, S.Cummings, P,Biegasiewicz, S.C1ark, I,Carey, I.Bal1iet. ROW Bradley, C.Bartz, C,Barnes, S.Cal1an, E.Be11es, R.Bemard, A.Bent1ey. ROW THREE: L.Buh1, M,Davison, C.Iames P,Briggs, M,Chatt, J,Avino, A.Barone. ROW FOUR: J.DiSantis, L. Barone, I,Co1antonio, N,Case, M.Bar1ow, B.Botts, P Bonango I Claflin, M, Adams. ROW FIVE: I.Beache1, G.Cu1bert.son, P,Archer, F,Anza1one, J.Cough1in, R, Adams, R, Ames, P Dxdglt U , 1- 1' f - 45 2 B.Sanborn, president V f S,Schrader, vice-president , My 1 - M. Johnson , treasurer 21 , A i G.Bidd1ecombe, secretary A 5 ROW ONE: M.Jacek, C.Ferrara, I.E1we11, P.Iones, S.Grey, P.Greene, S,Dorf, C,Johnson, R.Harsey, ROW TWO: V Heywood S Ireland, P.Ke1so, M.He1mer, M.Johnson, R,Fanara, D.Gannon. ROW THREE: A,Gorecki, M.Hu1bert, M.Iohnson, C Hough D Kenoyer, D,H1lken, A,Jenks, ROW FOUR: G.Grefrath, R.Fazio, N.Fene11o, R.Ha1stead, P,Johnson, C,Ing1is, P,Huff R Greene, J,Knower, ROW FIVE: P.Elmore, D,Harms, S.Gervase, D.Ives, Llackett, M.Iarecki, G.Dugar1, J.Ferrando. ll X! 51 Q7 i KJ 'QQQLQ Y 2 5 .. W u i 6 v' r .gh 4 I 3 ROW ONE: C,Messina, B,Non'is, F.P6UOl'li0, E.Munger, S,Maxon, S.Pontius, G,Pope, I,Magee, ROW TWO: F,Messina, E,Os- bom, J,Presberg, L.P1owe, A,Radder, I.Marchese, M.Nato1i, D,Marsha11. ROW THREE: I.Piacente, E, Morrow, C.Pulvino, M. Pann, B.Martin, C,Levins, P,Perry, S,Norton, B,Martin0. ROW FOUR: M.Parvato, R,Nicho1s, L.Muscare11a, J,Mul1en, D,Nor- ton, W,Long, R.Po1ito, R,McConnon, R,Kwit, ROW FIVE: R, Lamkin, A.McWain, R,New1on, I.Motz, I.Powell, N,Noack, B, Parker, R.Parker. Class of 1959 ROW ONE: R,Ruzzi, H,Raymond, I,Whyman, S.Sma1ley, B.Young. I.Tresco, L,Sce, S.Wilson. ROW TWO: I.Wallace, S. Schrader, M. Stone, S.Smith, V.Za1at, P,Szymansk1, K.Voorhees, M. Taber, B,Sanbom. ROW THREE: M,W1l1et, M.Too1ey, G,Richardson, L,A.Rob1nson, C.Talbot, V,Sando, R. Wolfe, P.Su'ogen, ROW FOUR: B,Warner, L,Sformo, C,Schrader, F,Wag- ner, R,Reinho1rz, A.Sanfxate1lo, E.Wins1ow, P.Strogen, ROW FIVE: M,SabaLino, D.Rogers, F.Sca1ia, R,Scafetta, G.Smith, R, Snell. R.Scott, G, Wood. ' 35 fi 5 2 5, E. , X s 1 i 5 3 v xx I wp if 'a - ROW ONE: S.Corcimiglia, W,Bentley, D.Dorf, I.Embro1i, D.Daly, B.Dever S Elmore, L Beecher A Clntormo S Bllas ROW TWO: J.Barber, A.Bezon, G.Carrubba, L.Bennett, P.Coo1ey, L.Cotton, I,Ah1 I Balhet D Ells R Flsk R Elmore ROW THREE J,Brown, N,Ax-ras, S,CrIppen, M.Adams, B,C1ausius, A,Berz, B,Bakos, D,Anderson W Barnes ROW FOUR F Dispenza R Bur dette, A.Banz, C,Barnard, F.Cianfrini, I,Derefinko, A.Fasano, I.Davis, I.Cervon1 ROW FIVE D Diegelman I Case R D1 Piazza, C,Cobb, W,Cecere, T.Combs, N.Falanga, J,Amico, R.Betters1 I.Pezers, president J.Steele, treasurer I.Balliet, secretary I G,Morith, vice-president ROW ONE: A.Kember, L.Hawkins, I.Lenz, S.Hofmann, B.Iohnson, S.Kl1ne C Hopper B Joy W Gelse I Graff ROW TWO J.Jacobs, J.Johnson, B.Kujawski, S.Hoffman, C.Fitzwater, S.I-Ierrick, S. Gibson L Grmger B Frrday B Jordon F I-Iundredmark ROW THREE: D.KaItenbom, S.Goodenbury, P.Gray, K. Follett, V.George P Guanno S Kroldart M Kowalski 1 Hofmann A Heywood, V.Frens, R.F1adie. ROW FOUR: D,Lehmann, M.Long, J.Kos1o D Geer J Grasso R Grundler P Gluck D Glllard P.Hawks. ROW FIVE: F.Mager, Llannello, J.Majerus, P.La Russa, I.Long D Herdegen I Glover R Hum P Kruppa A Kas marek. I . ii I9 6 O Miss McLellan, advisor ROW ONE: M,Mu1cahy, P,McWain, G.Morith, M,Pastecki, A.Mocciaro, J.Ratulowski, I,Passage, S.Peck, F. Mowers, S,Masse, R, Parsons, A.Martino. ROW TWO: M.Sanborn, M.O1dsen, D, Palmer, M.Moore, A.Noack, I,Martyn, E.Myers, I,Reinho1tz, W,Pope, D,Minuto. ROW THREE: D.Moscicki, D,P1owe, D,Powe11, J.O1iver, P1 Peck, S.Mu1len, R.Land, R.Pa1aszynskij G.Meyers, V,Pan- zone, J,Primus, ROW FOUR: R,Sage. J.Matrone, R,Pastore, F,Pe11egrino, D,M6rri1l, I.Peters, C,Mower, T.Rodon. I.Quag1iana, R. Mirando, W,Prospero, ROW FIVE: W.Marsha11, S.Manes, R,McDona1d, M,Mumford, H,McWain, T.Minor, D.McCurdy, T.Peters, D,O'Nei1l, M,Oltmann. ROW ONE: G,Wood, A,Wierzbicki, C,Turazzo, J,Tiberio, N.Sciacca, V,Terre11, A.Steiner, S.Vonada, A,Stevens, P.Shanley, C.Viscusi, C.Smith, P,Shephard, ROW TWO: I.Spencer, D.Seekins, N,Schogo1eff, K,Schogo1eff, J,Sprague, I,Sree1e, A,Wied- rich, M.Smith, I,Watkins, T,Terro1, N.VanBuren, P.Tomski. ROW THREE: M,Sca1ia, J.Sprague, M.Stah1er, B,We11er, C, Shaw, I,Toote1l, V.Votry, M,Ware, S,White, B,Sprague, S.Waters, S.S1ivinski, R. Viele, ROW FOUR: J.Sprague, W,Wa1ters, B,Slevens, R,Yasses, H,Wi1son, D.Urte1, D,Smith, R.She1don, D.Wood, R,Sixth. ROW FIVE: R.Upson, I.Stickney, B,Si1ver- thorn, R.Sando, I.Zanghi, A.Tenebruso, R. While, T,Yates, S,Waite. 1 3 I fi I -f......a 14 -0 I N.-rm :LJ E is-1- inn-I1 Cheese! What Me worry? Never! Crunch. Pretty tree. Taste good? Watch the birdie, Duh! , , , Ohhhh. Try thxs on YOUR cellmg. 44 X , H E fm! 1 W .T:iiaLCau4A.0 Q' s ff L Lu if ff' X ffiiig jg ' Mayor Lowe. ' L 1 it 'L it is ., ?'1W'f - Q, .. Sf Q, I NW fi '::-: f if W 1,i1A' n 1 Q Y -c , it 4 L 'zz' US-K I f -gg 11', 5 5' nal f , 5560066 Iheqlbe s r A ,vxsvxvw 'l Qbzlbk' if Q, 6tZeL ' Student Council Sputniks or not, B. H.S. has had a first this year -- a GIRL was elected mayor. Grace Lowe had the privilege and honor of being chosen by her fellow classmates to the office of mayor. The Council represents the whole student body in school affairs. The fifteen members plan the school calendar, sponsor spectator buses to games, decorate the Christmas tree and are the steer- ing committee for Pagliacci's Playhouse. Another first this year was being host to our A. F.S. student, Wilfried Kunze. The Council also sold A.F.S. cookbooks as part of the Western New York A. F.S. Committee. An assembly for a panel of exchange students and campaign to raise a scholarship fund of S650 for next year was sponsored . The Council, participating with the Genesee Area Student Council Association, gave a dinner and dance for all the area National Honor Society members. The officers were Grace Lowe, mayor, Daniel Babcock, vice-president, Linda Corey, secre- tary, Philip Nerber, treasurer, and Mr. Sanborn, advisor. SEATED: S.Bannister, L.Corey, G.Lowe, D,Babcock, P,Nerber, STANDING: I.Wal1ace. .l.Peters, P,G1uCk. J.Motz, W,Kunze P,Ax-cher, B.Sanbom, M. Pastecki, D,Da1y. i 353' Ser 655' Vjn e, 1? 8 at th ax GN e Ba ss Uque, Q-056569 Service League The Junior Girls of the Service League did an out-of-this-world iob in serving the delicious dinner at the Senior Banquet. The purpose of this organization is to render different services to our school and community. Among the services given were ushering and serving at commencement, providing refreshments at home basketball games, collecting money for cerebal palsy, and serving for Parents' Night. The officers of the Service League were Judy Joy, president, Barbara Sanborn, vice-presi- dent, Rosalind Mondo, secretary, and Gail Kornowski, treasurer. Miss Gentner was the advi- sor of this group. ROW ONE: F,Dispenza, F,Cappiel1o, I.Joy, V.Krywy, B,Lehnis, S,McWethy, G,Komowski, J.Vahue, B.Easton, O.Me1eca, S,Maxon, S. Cummings, D.Chatt, I,Wa11ace, I,Morith, ROW TWO: C,Bartz, S.Wi1son, S.Sce, C.Kassianos, J.Lawing, S.Herridge, F.Katz, P.Graff, M Spadacino, R, Mondo, J,Schiavone, S.Dorf, P,Symansk1, M.Barone, G,Bidd1ecombe. ROW THREE: B,Sanbom, E.Osborn, P,Bonarigo, I, Pres berg, G.Lowe, M,Katzenstein, A,Schweiger, C,Ashe, L.Broughton, S,Hawkins, C.James, M.Wi1let, F.Messina, C.Irrera, D,McCoy. ROW FOUR: B,Non'is, G.Apenes, N.Birge, L. Corey, S,Schrader, M,Pann, L.Avery, S,Lange, V. Kilner, C,Messina, M.Maston, A,Mirando, S, Barone, J,Schmidt, 3n iff1e,Zr? V' f W f' V f s 1 Pena 10 G . . S. ui watmeniliweele' gn- 'waili' ' Sanbo 9,1 u B. ,YH xg, E -592:06 ' S ,YO DITORS: I E O5'g:ilGGa L- -Moulton! S O1 ' X4 ' -B ewes- STPQOYQ' o yme' ,v NX OXXQSQO- ihsenxas 1 Hx C -S Lewli v Reporters gk' YA visas , ' . sesbetg' ILOV' aww who ' PIC ASSISTANT EDITORS: V.Ki1ner, G.Lowe, C,Pu1vino, D, McCurdy, C,CuIlison, Typisfs The Pic has done a wonderful job of reporting all the latest news, especially the meteors and com- ets of BHS. The newspaper provides iournalism ex- perience for the staff members. There have been twenty-five Pics, with pictures, published in '57-'58. One of the changes made this year was, Pic-Nic, a more sophisticated BanterI The latter column is still alive, however, and may pop up again next year. Other improvements were Mystery Vignettes, and Cheerleaders' Corner. The lvy-League Leap, the annual newspaper dance, was a tremendous success. In midyear, when Co-editor Sylvia Byrne left for Florida, Marilyn Katzenstein, senior reporter, was promoted to assistant editor. LEFT TO RIGHT: E.Bundrock, M.Ca11ander, S.WilS0fl, I.Schiavone, N.Easton, G.Komowski, I.Vahue, S, Norton, A. Schweiger, ed.. A I-at Sim? e rem Working hard during the year , the Batavian staff has produced this stupendous book. This year's staff has tried to give a word and picture account of the school year at BHS--as full , lively and accurate story as our talents and budget permit. The Get-Acquainted Dance was successful and Well supported--and paid nearly ten percent of the cost of the Batavian. A new-style was inaugurated in the Senior Sec- tion, providing uncluttered picture pages plus in- formal shots of senior activities. This year's staff was headed by Christine Kas- sianos, editor, Sue Herridge, assistant editor, 1 Q l .ur i lt Stephen Llppert, photographer, Janet Lawing, bus- f ' iness manager, Susan Caruso, art editor, and David U ART STAFF: S.Barone, S.Caruso, F.Petronio, D.Anderson Hilken, assistant photographer. wing' ed 'Do Ceimsskaitos' ska .YWe6Vw'e' B 0 S afavlan E ment! E A 2 it STANDING: M.Davison, D. Morgan, L,Corey, G.Bidd1ecombe, P,Archer, B,Norris, D,I-Iilken, D.Babcock, C. Stoddard, S.Bannister, G.Morith, B,Young, M.Oldsen. SEATED: M.Brad1ey, D,Da1y, M,Mu1cahy. 331' Q u r cm 1 x :- ia T ROW ONE: S.Bannister, B.Ioy, C.Stoddard, E.Osbom, B,Norris, S,I-Ierridge, E,Bur1drock, L.Corey, J,Lawing, C.Kassianos, S.Dorf, S,Maxon M.Mastin, B,Young, K,French, J,Morith, M,Pastecki, ROW TWO: P,Kelso, C,Chapman, L,P1owe, N,Sciacca, S.Peck, L.Avery, G.Apenes G.Kornowski, F.Katz, M, Davison, M,Mu1cahy, M,Brad1ey, C,Talbot, S.Pomius, S.B11as. ROW THREE: V.Heywood, S.Gibson, M,Sanborn G,Wood, S.Norton, P.Bonarigo, M,Too1ey, F. Mowers, M.Katzenstein, V,Ki1ner, A,Schweiger, I,Mou1ton, S,Smal1ey, C,Johnson, P,D1cken son, ROW FOUR: D,Gi11, D,McCurdy, P.E1more, I.Case, C,Cobb, M,Pann, C,Pu1vino, J,Hofmann, R,McConnon, D,Morgan, A,McWa1n D Minor, ROW FIVE: P.Fazio, I.Motz, A,Sanfrate11o, F.Anza1one, M.Long, M,Sabatino, B,E11is, W,Wagner, D.Burleigh, LI-larrington, F Scalia, R,Scafetta, Thespians -:lz-ri:-:cc-re-:-::-:-:4:-:-:-:-:Azz-1-:4:3:::::5gq:3:3g:5:3:g.g:g.3.g.g-:.:.g-1-:4.:-:-:4:-:-:1:-3+:-:-:-:-:Az-za-14:-cr:-:4:-cr:-:4:-:-:-:-:-.-.-.-.,.-M-.-.4.-.'.-.-.-.5.3.:.:.3.:.2.1.:.:.1,g.g.1.3.:.95.5.5.:.g.g.55.1.1.5.g.:.g,:-g.:-:',.:-1-1-.-.-.-.-.4.-.',-.-.-,'.-.Q-.1.-.-4.1.1.3.5.14.Wg.:.5.5.g.3.5.5.:.1.:,1.3.:.:.:.3.g.,,,,gv:-,-.-.-.-.-,-.-.4.-.-.-.4.1.-.-.-.-.-. ii, Q 5 .,R.,,! J' K.. ..,:. 'IA24:-:r:A:-Z'Z-11:-2444:-I'Z+:-I-:-2'ZAI-1:2'2-:-IA2-:+:4I-:+I-:-:+I-.,. P 50 A f-7 43 I S M5 TH ROW 4 on' , Glbs 5. . r. Mlno D. 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Proiecfionisfs' Club The Proiectionlsts Club should be commended for the helpful services they have given to the faculty and students in making class movies possible. Throughout the year, they have de- voted several hours each week in an ef- fort to develop their knowledge and skill with audio-visual aids. Mr. Burns was their advisor. Stage Crew The Stage Crew are of great im- portance in assisting with the school play set, assembly programs, con- certs, Piglacci's, and even non-school affairs. They are honorary members of Thespians, under the guidance of Miss Homelius. This year, Paul Fazio was stage manager, Francis Anzalone stage electrician, and Pat Elmore sound technician. s LEFT TO RIGHT: D.Sage, B.Rodon, D.O'Nei11. I.G1oveS. l.Pappa1ardo LEFT TO RIGHT: A,Jenks, S.Barsuk, I.Bartz, D,Tomase11i, C.Levins, E.Osbom, A. Schweiger, 52 Speaking C onfesf Although the forensic art waned a little in this geophysical year, three boys entered the Huntley Speaking Con- test and three girls the Girls' Contest. There was an alternate in each group, too. The date of the battle was in May, too late for the winners to be announced in this book. K ROW ONE: M,O1dsen, D,Palmer, W. Wagner, L, MacCrae, J.Sree1e, D.Smith, V.Norton, J. Harris, M.Stah1er, S.Byme. ROW TWOX C,Churchi11, P,lre1and, Ll-Ierridge, C.Pies, A,Steiner, F.Wagner, G,Churchi1l, J,Hurh, R.Upson, C,Schweiger, N,Sciacca, ROW THREE: D,Davis, K. Co1lid0. I.Roberts, K.Owen, T.Knox, I.Seibert, R.Burdette, S.Lippert, W.Bundrock, A,Sciacca, A.Jenks,lI,Chapman, Orchestra The Batavia High School Orchestra participated in a number of instrumental programs this year. The group held two concerts during the year, one in November and one in May. They also played in the Genesee County Music Festival. The orchestra, ably directed by Mr. Dilmore, rehearses during the seventh period each Monday, and at 2:45 on Wednesdays. How long since you've practiced? Madame Conductor 53 wnwgwe ROW ONE Lenz Barsuk . Schaffer , Noack Corcimiglia , Cobb ROW TWO B, Weller K. Bird K, Frens C, Claflin S, Corcimiglia M,Taber J. Long I. Huth G. Churchill 51 Q , A sv :Si as MAIORETTES: S. Tiberio J. Wallace I. Tiberio V.Sikorski I. Piacente S. Vonada I. Pacino ROW THREE C,Schweiger N. Sciacca D. E115 S, Emery S. McCrae S. Knower D. Lippert ,N - ROW FOUR R. Upson B. Jordon M.Kowalski J. Harris A. Steiner .,,...L,.-....--,.- ,.- .TW . .,.4.. ,.....,....A... I L- -W- L..-.......,,.,...f.. A ., 4. L . ,,L,-..-T , . ,I....,...f.-... 4- f.-f v --L ..- ,A , -..,,..,.1,L L QL. ,Q 10 'S ROW FIVE S. Byrne G. Lowe S, Wilson E, Bundrock M.Stah1er rm ROW SIX R. Morith A,Ienks J, ward I-I, Trietley A. Sciacca an ROW SEVEN G.Smith F, Cianfrini G, Culbertson B. Bundrock T. Babcock L. Collins I, Chapman Robert S. Crook, Conductor ROW EIGHT STANDING . Babcock D. Palmer B, Burdette M. A.Oldsen S. Lipper! C. Folger I, Hottois J. Pfilfi .Smith G.Cl8f'lil1 J. Siebert G. Corcimiglia D. Rogers B. W3l'l'lCl' P. Didgit I, Derefinko L. MaCrae Flutes ' fi! il 'Y' ,,-un-0 vm Ff on 'Q ox ,,. i , . I rl A - :i: ' -.ll .C N .1 V' I 3? fog, V? 5' . f ' I Q51 , A ,A ' 1 Ley ? r. I fe f Q ' , me 5 - 7 'f of pfi f A N - YL' 'f lvl - A ROW ONE: C.Cu11ison, C.Stoddard, K.French, B.Young, M.Pastecki, E.Osbom, L.Corey, P,Huff, F,Sca1ia, F.Wagner, R.Morith, S.Corci- miglia, G.Smith, D.King. I.Magee, D.Tomase1li, B.Gravanda, RJ-iarsey. I.Ba11iet. ROW TWO: M,Kowa1ski, S,Lange, M.Iohnson, B,Norris G,Morith, R. Bowen, A.Bartz, W.Pope, G. Culberson, I. Bernard, R.Lamkin, I.Long, S.Mul1en, M.Davison, C.Johnson, S.Pontius. I.Morirh, L. Avery. ROW THREE: D.Anderson, M,Sanbom, D,Pahner, G.Apenes, I,Stee1e, I,Stickney, D,Hi1ken, W.Wagner, I.Bartz, A.Ienks, R.Marith, R.Bernard, F. Terrell, D.Babcock, D.Minor, M, Tabor, M,Ware, G.Lowe, E.Munger, L.Co11ins, M.Mu1cahy. ROW FOUR: S.Gibson, A,Stein- er, M,O1dson, J.Beachel, R.Upson, J.Harrington, Er,Fantaine, D.Rogers, D. Gill, M. Mumford, D.Kenoyer, R.Reinho1tz, M,Adams, P.Didget, R, Burdette, S.Sanborn, M.Bradley, L.Buhl, I.Heywood. C horisiers The BHS Choristers, comprised of eighty sophomore, junior and senior students, has achieved great fame as an A CAPELLA choir. This year, the Choristers sang at Kilbourne Hall, Eastman School of Music, Rochester, where they premiered a number by Whitney. They also performed at the usual Christmas and Spring Con- certs, the County Festival and the Tenth Annual Coast-to-Coast Christmas Broadcast over the Mu- tual Network. The officers this year were William Wagner, president, Elaine Osborn, vice-president, and Allen Jenks, secretary. Mr, Owen directs the Charisters at the annual Christmas Concert. V 56 SEATED: E.Osborn, L. Corey, C.Stoddard, C.Cullison, D,Tomasel1i, I.Magee ROW TWO B Norns G Bxddlecombe S Lange M Sanborn, D,Anderson, M, Ware, S,Mul1en, M. Mulcahy, B.Sanborn, R,McWain ROW THREE B Young K French M Pastecla S Gibson. I.Morit.h, L.Buh1, B,Gravanda, E,Munger, L.Co11inS. LI-leywood. Moderneffes This group of thirty girls, selected from the sophomore, lunior and senior classes, specializes in four-part harmony . Under the direction of Mr. Owen, the Modernettes rehearse each Monday and Wednesday afternoon at 3:30. In addition the regular Christmas and Spring Concerts, this year Modernettes sang before the Kiwanis Club. At the Spring Concert, this group presented a new and novel idea Two numbers, ballet style, were danced to the accompaniment of the Modernettes l'0gl'al'l'll'l'le THE MODERNETTES Carol of the Birds . V Christmas Prayer . , . Five Christmas Carols , Rouse Good Folk . A Blessed Day of Joy Wake Gentle Shepherds . Watching ar Night . Now Leave Your Floclcs French - Malin Michele! Spanish Croatian Hungarian German French 57 Davix ROW ONE: S,Hofmann, D. Kaltenborn, S.Orcutt, C.Smith, G.Morith, S.Wilson, L.Corey, C.Cul1ison, L.Collins, K.French, I.Morith, C. Johnson, M.Davison, I.E1well, C.Ferrara, L.Gringer, P.Shanley, C.Stoddard. ROW TWO: G.Bidd1ecombe, P.Iones, C.Banz, D.Seekins, J.Whyman, A,Radder, S.PonLius, G.Pope, D.El1s, M.Pann, J.Clark, S.Caruso, J,Sprague, I,Bal1iet, E.Munger, R.Harsey, E. Osborn, B, Norris. ROW THREE: S,Gibson, M.Sanborn, C.Pulvino, S.Kroldart, B.Jordan, M,Pastecki, C.Fitzwa.ter, J.Passage, M.Johnson, A.Steiner, M.Callander, P.Perry, L.Cotton, S,Mullen, M.Ware, M.Taber, D.Tomaselli, B.Gravanda, L.Buhl, B.Sanborn, ROW FOUR: B, Weller, I, Lewis, D.Anderson, J. Hoffman, J.Spencer, M.Stahler, M.Kowa1ski, I.Steele, G.Apenes, E.Bundrock, L.Avery, L,Lange, G.Lowe, P.Mc- Wain, J,Sprague, S,Crippin, V,Frens, S.Bi1as, M.Bradley, A.Richmond. Girls' Choral Club This group, comprised of eighty sophomores, juniors, and seniors, sings three-part harmony. The girls rehearse each Monday and Wednesday at 2:50 under the capable direction of Mr. Owen. Appearances this year were made at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and the County Fes- tival . Officers for this year were Linda Corey, presidentp Gail Biddlecombe, vice-president, and Diane Tomaselli, secretary. Barb Sanborn accompanies the Girls Choral Club at the annual OFFICERS: Diane Tomaselli, secretaryg Gail Biddlecombe, Christmas Concert, vice-presidentg Linda Corey, president. iff: ff Lara SEATED: A,Gorecki, H.Raymond, A.Raider, C.Cummings, S, Maxon M Mulcahy ROW TWO D Grant S Dorf I Sprague K.F011ette,L.Cotton, D.P1owe, M.Wi1ko1aski, Jtschiavone. ROW THREE O Meleca C Fairbanks JParsons G Dugan P Deans' Workers Preparing to help meet any casualties of the space age, is our Future Nurses' Club. It was started during this 1957-58 school year. The purpose of this club is to help girls interested in nursing and to point out op- portunities in this field. Officers were R. Horsey, presldentp G.Lowe, vice presidentp J.Stevens, secretory-treasurer. Miss Pren- dergast and Mrs. Churchill are advisors. ROW ONE: S,Hofmann, S.Peck, M.Kowalski, R.I-Iarsey I Stevens F Dlspenza ROW TWO B Clauslus B,Sanborn, C,Barnes, D.E11s, S.Barber, G.Richardson I Elwell ROW THREE F Hundredmark G Blddle combe, G,Wood, I,Sprague, A.Rader, M.He1mer, M Johnson ROW ONE: L,Long, F,Katz, J.Lawing, S.Callan, S.He1-ridge, L.Gringer, M.Wi11et, F,Petronio, ROW TWO: I.Passage, M Stella, Llohnson, M.Moore, I.Kohl, J,Iohnson, H,Mark, P,Bonarigo, C,Eiseline, H,Osborn, P.Ke1so, B.Scoins, S.Burdette, L,Mann. ROW THREE: A,Noack, C,Corbett, M.Pastecki, C.Kassianos, B,Botts, J. Moulton, A.Schweiger, B.Boswick, D. Gehlart. J.Sprague. F ufure Teachers Since teachers are sorely needed, the Future Teachers of America Club has done a wonderful iob of recruiting prospective teachers. The club sponsored a banquet in May to initiate the new members. Speakers and movies have been presented at the meetings every first and third Monday of every month. Several members have been gaining teaching experience at Robert Morris and John Kennedy schools. The officers were Sue Herridge, presidentp Sue Callan, vice- presidentg Marjorie Willet, secretaryp Joyce Moulton, treasurer: and Penny Bonarigo, historian. Mr. Seymour is the advisor. Oh, teacher-r-r! Spelling is fun! Sv so ,+- SEATED: L,Sce, L.P1owe, M.Spadacino, N.B1oom, G.Carrubba, STANDING: C,Ferrara, C,Pu1vino, A.Wierz- 'bicki, S,Pomius, S,Cummings, P,Biegasiewicz, S.Maxon, V,Zalat, C,Irrera, P,Symanski, S,Barone, M.He1mer, S.Kroldart, S,I-Iofmann, L,Bennett, Library Club The officers and advisor. Keeping the books on outer space and inner, too, in order in the library, are the members of the Library Club. Other duties include charging and discharging books, reading shelves, locating material For students, and taking attendance. The girls enioyed a successful luncheon party at Christmas and a fun-packed picnic in June. This year's officers were Mary Rose Spadacino, president, Nancy Bloom, vice-president, Linda Plowe, secretary. J ,. f - Led .M t gals, y fd . g iv Z., ' ,M 'Q I I it No one is on a diet I see! 61 X 9 z 5 P- l,. . A .'.h'f. f':- - ',511,'.f'eg6 .V-17 i' - R' 'ci-1:4214 pf.-in-1, f- .5 j,a,:,y,y' 12733, ,er qu .af -..r , ---.,.-.1 -f:.5pa -, ,ji-1'1-iff-,tf'Q'f:.lf4i f'ii-I.s,x'5 '.5hPg:F,!f vi--U-rf in-si'-231'-.rw rfuu .'..,...' if - .- A-Y 4, L,:I,5.,L,x qi. U J W1 .Y is ...U f.,L,Al e:n -rr - -r - D 'fffewefs sf- if ' . v U I 5. .111 24-. fn-Q.. .-'15 'Q ry- 'V',!4f:vf.l2 J' '15 f.i'nj-Qify,-FZ.: W-,g .2 fu-Q3-gi-iQf1,3.l'g 'ge 'tksirffr-Qtr-.11 s '- 22:,2??f TTT ..g-,N jen --' 4 '-- , Q x ze.- -al .4 , -' '4 ff ,'.- fir ' 'Qi-'1,fi4' .ft -- -' fa-FJ.1:11'v .Q ff: 2-5 The blackboard tells the story, k rg?-.l 5 ,,.,.,,,s.f fl5??,5,,-., -, 'J '5 .fr--T51 0 1-- '-fi-fry. - 4 ',1lA'QZ'f17.ft1fE' C I EH C E U -1-. 3-1.1 ' 'I yi: '513 The Science Club, among the many other satellite-struck people, spent some time watch- ing the satellite in December. This Club pro- motes student interest and participation in the 5' science field, which is of great importance in yE?Q1a'l1Q?t this atomic age. Several members entered projects in the Science Congress in Buffalo in April .Trips which 4 1,315 held a great interest for all the members were ':', made to Doehler-Jarvis Company, Sylvania, and Genesee Memorial Hospital. Officers were Gerald Claflin, president: Frank Scalia, vice-president, and Marilyn ' 11 -t' Davison, secretary-treasurer. ROW ONE: F,Sca1ia, A,Truax, I,Han'ington, F.Terre11. ROW TWO: D,Gillard, J.Herridge, M.Mumford, D.Hi1ken, J.Minor, I.C1af1in, H,Triet1ey, I,Earl1,G,Bidd1ecombe,VI.Hottis, D,Sepi, M,Davison, 1.Roberts, F.Mansueto, R,Grundler, R.Sne11, P. Swans, F,Mi11ard, R.Fanara, 62 'xl f' 'J A UNI ni . - 1' Q 1 ' :. rg ,QQ , i r lik'-' ,B sf ' Lf. ' .1-...,- -., f- , Nggtuj gf' Q9-Q. ,Sq ' 5.-.1 '23, SQ? N ,JL 'l lv., Mu: , -7. L- uf . 4.1211 QM' ' , . T113 ff? Hx' mix , iffy: ,J , ex .24 ci-4 A iff f Y 0 09-A .- ' I uv 15,f'M-Y T-,,'-.1 Questioning Mr. De Bole. 1, . 5 il? gf 5168-P' ,f.wz'gEf t To South America with slides. This club, more geocultural than geophysical, promotes tolerance, world understanding, and knowledge of other peoples and cultures. Working for the United Nations Children's Emergency fund, the club raised 5486. 19. Repre- senting Indionesia, delegates were sent to the Model United Nations Assembly held in Buffalo. Delegates were also present at the Model Congress in Oakfield. The World Affairs Club sponsored a trip to the United Nations in New York City, and a mar- velous Student-Faculty Game and Dance. Speakers included Wilfried Kunze, telling about school life in Germany, and Miss McCully, who described her trip to Europe. Fuad Abboud and Mario de Bole were other speakers who ad- dressed the group. Officers this year were: David Morgan, president, Richard Burleigh, vice-president, Frances Terrell, treasurerp Sally Bannister, corresponding secretary and Vivian Kilner, recording secretary. ROW ONE: M,Kowa1ski, S,Peck, C.Stoddard, S,Herr1dge, E.Bundrock, L.Corey, G.Apenes, G.Kornowski, L.Avery, S.Bannister, B.Young, M Pastecki, J.Morirh, G. Pope, B. Day, S.Byrne, J,Presberg. ROW TWO: E.Win1ow, B,Sanborn, B,Norris, E,Osborn, C,Kassianos, G.Morith, I, Lawing, F,Katz, M.Davison, M. Mulcahy, M.Bradley, S.Bi1as, M.Ca11ander, P.Szymansk1, M.Barone, C.Goodse11, A.Carlino, ROW THREE: W,Merron, M,Iohnson, E,Fontaine, D.Morgan, W,Kunze, I.Harris, I.Passage, I,Ba11iet, V. Kiner, A,Schweiger. J.Mou1ton, S.Lange, J. Stevens, P.Perry, M.l-lelmer, P,McWain, J.Ba1liet, M,Iohnson, J,Colontonio. ROW FOUR: S.Lipperl, D,Gi11, S.Gibson, D.McCurdy, M.San- born, M,Pann, G.Lowe, G.Bidd1ecomb, M.Karzenstein, D. Babcock, A.Scafetta, A.McWain, D,Minor, D.Norton, D.Gi11ard. ROW FIVE: P, Nerber, J.DeValk, J. Parsons, M.Bommer, I.Beache1, A.Sanfrate110, J.Harrington, R,Morith, W.Wagner, R, Burleigh, F.Sca1ia, P.Digir, D. Hilken, G.C1af1in, F.Terrell, R.Grund1er. arms: Lsaamaeew ..,,. 1-mme. .w .x.s 1' -5.4 x , lp., ,. , + A el- .g,lE,, '-'PQY7 gas ff!! ' .Q- in z f ---. ' - f uw r- ,,: X rf Q-zivlgvi, - .44 It A., x iw z r I ' - 9' -:v ' v f4 5 sz - -,sf 'hx ' Mir- 113' D-lv? 1' -, K l ,Mtg X. ' 5 x. f' 19, ,nf ,fu-7 4 rg 46 4 A 53 ' i2'fItf'7- ff' ' 41' 4 3.17-4' v- 'X Sir- 2 k '1 ff' 'ff 1 1 i,.,33 jg- . his pf .. Q15-'ff 57 T 3593, ' 1.2.2 5 ,H .ogg A .Q h - , . V1 .i'?f?f's-131 wife' - Af '53 'H ,, 4 . '- 1 'Q 54 I, I 1. .L Us 1 ' 'WY' ROW ONE A Barone, M Johnson, T.Miner, J,Coughlin, G,Meyers, A.Barone, L.Muscare11a, B.Warner, T Kasmarek G Duzen, R Lamkm ROW TWO R Halstead E Belles J.Peters, M.De Menno, R.Pasteur, M,Singer, D. Kenoyer, R.Kruppa, B Martmo P Chxlano T Huff B Hunt M De Maruno Coach Raxnes, ROW THREE: R,Rheinho1tz, A,Tiberio, S.Waite, P.Iohnson, D,Connol1y R Neth C Bonango, J Amxco D Wood V Constanuno, N,Wilcox, Coach VanDetta, I.Burtram. M T.. , 4, Varsity Under Co-captains David Wood and Anthony Tiberio, this year's football squad ended the season with a record of six wins, one loss and one tie, to be come Co-champions of the Western Central Football Conference. This year's team played under some very trying conditions, being inter- rupted for one week because of the Asian Flu. Their last three games were played over a period of just eight days. During the same week, for the first time in our competitive history our team defeated both Corning teams, Corn- ing Northside on Tuesday night 25 to 6, and Corning Free Academy on Friday night 25 to 14. Of course, our team won the one important LeRoy game 38 to 6 for the second consecutive year, to retain the Edward Reifstack trophy. This year's winner of the Judd-Gunlock trophy was Co-captain David Wood. Under the very able guidance of Coach VanDetta, this was one of the best teams ever to represent BHS. E.Rochester 0 26 Batavia Brockport 6 6 Batavia Hornell 39 I9 Batavia Wellsville 7 47 Batavia Geneva 6 32 Batavia LeRoy 6 38 Batavia Corning North 0 25 Batavia Corning Free I4 25 Batavia Opponents 78 218 Batavia ROW ONE: S.S1ivinsld, P.LaBarbara, P.Hawks, V.Antinore, K.A1fieri, B,Fasano, J. Pappalardo, ROW TWO: D.l.eigh11ter, S.Corcimig1ia, C.Bamard, A.Bartz, R.Whitter, R. Klimozak, S.Iones, Coach Duguid, ROW THREE: W.Wood, AJ. Martino, W,Pros- pero, W.O1tam, B.Graves, T.Zimmerino, M,Co1umbo, A.Soanes, L.Mosher, D.Lippert, J. V. This year's squad started with 36 and finished with 26. They played five or- ganized scrimmages against Akron, Elba, Alexander, Oakfield and Albion. The first game with Oakfield ended in a tie. They were defeated by Akron in their second game. ln the game against Elba, they subdued them easily. At Al- bion, our team was so good they scrim- maged against the varsity. In their final game the JV's were defeated by Alexan- der. Because of the expert training given our boys by Coach Duguid, many of the JV's will move to the varsity ranks next year as battle-hardened Blue Devils. 65 THE RECORD BATAVIA OPPONENTS 48 Livonia 55 43 Warsaw 44 44 Perry 39 55 West High 54 39 Geneseo 54 53 Pavilion 28 63 Hornell 60 50 LeRoy 48 58 Warsaw 55 51 Park 38 N 51 Perry 46 75 Attica 54 53 Hornell 67 ' 54 Park 52 43 LeRoy 36 ' Sectionals 37 Wellsville 40 Dunkin' it. B Trying for the re-bound. aske fbal I This year's basketball team had an excellent record of ii wins and only 5 defeats. The team was sparked by Captian Bill Merton. The Blue Devils got off to a slow start, dropping their first two games, but then went on to win the next 9 out of I0 played before losing to Hornell. In the sectional playoffs, Batavia dropped a close one to Wellsville at Perry. Nearly all the games this year were very close battles, which made them very exciting for the spectators. Just look at those scores up there. LEFT TO RIGHT: R.Hunt, N,Wi1cox, P.Nerber, D.Kenoyer, V.Constantino, W,Merton, I.Amico, W,Wa1rer, R,Sne11, W,Kunze, R.Smith. lump ball. Spectators. J. V. The J.V. squad did not have an outstand- ing record this year as they had only three wins in fourteen starts, but they did show a great deal of Improvement late in the season. The J.V. team is looking forward to a much better season next year, as all the members of the squad but one were freshmen. MANAGERS: T.Knox, R. MacDonald, D,Smith LEFT TO RIGHT: G,Ga1liford, I.Tubio1o, R,Pastore, J.Bertrand, L.Mosher, D.Lippert, G.Tomaselli, G. Kenoyer. ' 67 ROW ONE: R, Parsons, D.Norton, T.Vince11o, G.Ga1liford, G.Smith, P.Swans, S.Copou1os. ROW TWO: Mr, Ricci, I.Rogers, A.McWain, J.Parsons, D, Wolff, R.Adams, R,Nicho1s, A.Heiner fAssistant Coachj, C 1. This year's Cross-Country Team made an outstanding showing, even though it marks only the second year BHS has had a Cross-Country Team. The Batavians lost only one meet while winning four. ln the LeRoy meet, BHS had a score of l5 to LeRoy's 52, which is considered a perfect score in Cross-Country. lThe team having the lowest total number of points is the winner in Cross-Country competitioml In a meet held at Terry Hills golf course, this year's harriers emerged victors, to become the Genesee-Wyoming county champions. In the Section Five Playoffs at Hobart College, Batavia placed sixth in a field of twenty-six. The Co-captains were Don Wolff and Jack Parsons. The team was ably coached by Mr. Ricci and his assistant coach, Al Heiner. Last spring 057, our BHS Track and Field Team, captained by Bill Pres- ton, had a promising season. They began by dropping their first two meets, the first one being to Alden 65 to 32 and the second one to Brockport 6l to 32. The team then attended the l5th annual Alden Invitational Meet, where they finished 8th. Don Wolff was the winner of the 880-yard run. In their next meet the Batavians defeated Akron 49 to 46. ROW ONE: S.Sanfrate11o, J,Dugan, D,Adams, D.Wo1ff, G,Smith, I,Parsons, D.Hi1l, B.Martino, R,Kwit, W,Preston, V.Sando. STANDING: Coach Ricci, V,Seag1e, D,Ireland, R,New1on, D.Rogers, T.Minor, A. Mcwain, N,Wi1cox, G.Cu1bertson, N.Noack, J.Motz, L,Barone. X In. - A - A . ' ' X 451' The sky is Bermy's limit! Norm in top form. Don wins again! We then sponsored the Batavia Relays, which were very successful and have, as we had hoped, become an annual event. Following the Relays our team made a promising showing at the Section 5 Relays ln Brighton. In the Genesee-Orleans meet Batavia placed third behind Oakfield and LeRoy. The Batavia cindermen dropped their final two meets to LeRoy and Albion by scores of 70 lf2 to 33 V2 and 57 V2 to 46112. Although the final tallies were not in our favor, this year's team showed many outstanding performers who will be winners on future BHS teams. Don Wolff was the winner of the annual Cape-Dowd award. The team was coached by Mr. Ricci. This year marked the beginning ofa Track Club in BHS. Rose Caccamise was elected president, along with Robert Kwit as vice-president, Sue Peck as secre- tary, and Tomas Vincello as treasurer. Their goals were to promote track and field events, offer further assistance in any track event, and to build good sportsmanship. The club this year sponsored a sports my a a?ketball dance to help raise funds for the Batavia Relays. will ,off K Qff 1 gi 12 meme P 4, .1 A A 5 WZ 20712 A X 049' 1.41139-,Lthr ROW ONE: T.Vincello, D,Ire1and, R.Parsons, P.Swanz, R, Kwit, I.Parsons, A.McWain, ROW TW B.Martino, T.Minor, D. yfg, Sepi, D.Rogers, M,Moore, S,Peck. ROW THREE: W.Bames, D, Norton, P.Martino, W,Suozzi, V.Sea le, D.Adams, S,San- 1 C66 fratello. fInsert:R.CaccamiseJ. R A A, , K ,gi Z - -- if l HW U -X. sl 7- 69 4 as sql 1gsfH'sSEsPi it M, W, Q 5, fu .11 3--. ur . ,wa 4. . X. ROW ONE: R.Neth, D.King, M,DeMenno, A.Tiberio, P,Marabel1a, G.Gal1iford,I.Winkleman, L.Sformo, V.Constantino. ROW TWO: D.Vo1tura, R.Reinho1tz, G,Hami1ton, M.Bommer, P,Arras, R.Domb1'0wski, E.Fontaine, R.Ha1fenger, P,Iohnson, Coach Van Detta, Our 1957 Baseball Team had a very good sea- son winning ten out of fourteen games. Batavia won three in a row before dropping their first game to Medina in a close one. They went on to finish the regular season with a record of nine wins and three losses. In the Section 4 playoffs the Blue and White won their first game against Lyons 2 to 0, but dropped the semi-final game to Wellsville 3 to 0. The team captain was Satch Marabella. The squad was coached by Danny Van Detta, whose teams are always on or near the top. West High Brockport Oakfield Medina Aquinas Le Roy Oakfield West High Livonia LeRoy Brockport Livonia Lyons We I l svil le THE RECORD 3 4 2 4 2 I0 5 4 3 2 0 8 6 l 'I 2 3 3 8 2 l 5 6 l 10 Sectionals 0 2 3 0 Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia i Get back! Get back! Good ol' baseball atmosphere. 70 ROW ONE: W,Wagner, A.Ienks, D.Babcock, R,Morith, D.Anderson, S.I-Ierridge, F.Katz, I,Stevens, S.Byme. ROW TWO: K, Truax, D.Morgan, B,Stevens, l,Bal1iet, G.Komowski, S.Burdette, C,Folger, S,Parker, ROW THREE: D.Adams, T,Knox, R, Upson, L,Bax-one, J,De Volk, H,McWain, S,Wi1son, ROW FOUR: R, Newland, M,Sabatino, R.Cal1an, S.Stone. Ski Club For the first time this year, BHS skiiers enjoyed night skiing at Stone Church near LeRoy. Other in- novations included girls' races at the Ski Carnival at Attica in February, and free instruction by Mr. Day and Charles Morith at Attica and by the instructors at Stone Church. The club was active conditioning the slope at At- tica, attending a Western New York interscholastic Ski Meet at Swain, spending a weekend at Snow Ridge, and sponsoring a ski dance. This year's officers have promoted more interest and participation in skiing. They are Richard Morith, president, Linda Buhl, vice-president, and Susan Herridge, secretary-treasurer. Y-J AA. KNEELING: S.Bannister, M,Hu1burt, M,Jacek, V Zalot, STANDING: R,Dibb1e, S,Schrader, W, McCurdy, Cheerleaders ROW ONE: D,Da1y, 1.Tiberi0. Llohnson. ROW TWO: C,Powel1, S,Peck, M.Moore. Officiating at the game. Big Sister Party, G.A.A. Encouraging and promoting athletic activities which are of interest to BHS girls, the GAA has done an exceptionally good iob. A Big Sister Party was held for the freshman girls. A dance which was sponsored after a basket ball game, and a Penny Carnival, were enioyed by all students. The members also sold football boosters in the fall. The club contributed to the Tri-County Scholarships Fund, as well as being hostess for the Tri- County GAA officers' meeting. The officers this year were Sally Bannister, president, Judy Joy, vice-president, Gloria Morith, secretary-treasurer, Janet Stevens, senior representative, Andrea Gorecki, iunior repre- sentativep Jerilyn Steele, sophomore representative, and Sandy Peck, freshman representative. ROW ONE F,Dispenza, I.Joy, A.Wierzbicki, A,Bezon, D.Da1y, G,Morith, J,Tresco, M.Libert0, I.Tiberio, A.Gorecki, F,Petronio S Cum mxngs S Maxon, D,Chatt, J.Carey, S.Ca11an, S.C1ark, L.Gringer, ROW TWO: F,Cappie11o, A.Cintorino, J,Tiberio, I,Ba11iet, M Pasteckl I Passage D,Ka1tenborn,-A,Steiner, F,Katz, S.McWethy, V,Krywy, J.Stevens, P,Grey, B,Dever, S.Peck, R,Mondo, I,Schiavone, ROW THREE K,Schogo1off, K,Fou1ette, V.Vou1uy, J,Toote11, M,Moore, J, Harris, S.Bannister, H,Osborn, M,Katzenstein, J,Sprague, A Rader S Peck J Johnson, S.Parker, B.Nutting, C,Ashe, P,Graff, ROW FOUR: J. Moulton, N.Schogo1off, N,Arras, G.Lowe, E.Bundrock, C Culhson M Sanborn, M,Kowa1ski, J.Stee1e, C,Shaw, A.Richmond, I,Schmidt, A,Noack, M,Wi11et, L.Broughton, M,R,Spadacino, ROW FIVE V Zalet I Presberg, M,Hu1burt, M,L,Jacek, S.Schrader, M,Pann, M.Bar1ow, J,Reinholtz, P.McWain, B,We11er, M.O1dsen, B,Sanborn B Norrls E Osborn A,Schweiger. ul-k4.A..2Ki C I Hockey This year's Hockey Team was very successfully led by Caryl Cullison, captain. The Honor Team won all of the nister, Caryl Cullison. Mary Moore, and Janet Stevens were chosen to the first All-Star Team. Sue Schrader, Sandra Peck, Judy Presberg, Mary Hulbert, and Kathy Voorhees were chosen to the second All-Star Team. LEFT TO RIGHT: M,Moore, S.Bannister, J.Presberg, C,Shaw, S,Schrader, C.Cu11ison, M,Iacck, M,Hu1burt, V, Krywy, K,Voorhees, J.Stevens. Student Leaders The purpose of this organization is to assist the girls Physical Education Department in class and intra-and extra-mural activities. It also provides an opportunity for girls with leadership qualities to develop those qualities. This group meets once a week during assemblies, at which time instructions concerning class work and methods for helping girls in the Physical Education classes are given. Mary Moore, Sue Schrader and Mary Hulbert received their Basketball Official Intramural ratings. Judi Presberg received her Associate Basketball Official rating. KNEELING: S.Schrader, M.Hu1burt, E.Morrow, M.Moore, M,L,Jacek, I.Carey. ROW TWO: M.Bar1ow, K.Follett, S.E1more, D.Da1y. ROW THREE: J.Stevens, K.Schogo1eff, K,Arras, J.Presberg, Clare Shaw, Diane Chart, A.Cintorino. games that were played. Clara Shaw, Vera Krywy, M. L. Jacek, SallyBan- LEFT TO RIGHT: C,Cu11ison, S,Schrader, S.Bannister, B,San bam, M,Bar1ow, J, Harris, M, Moore, M,Parm, S.Norton, M, The Basketball Honor Team had a successful year, losing only U one game in four. Snow canceled the games with Alexander and Elba. The scores for the other games were BHS 23-Alumnae 33, BHS 33-Albion 27, BHS 42-Park School l7, BHS I9-Seminary 12. Jayne Harris was captain this year. The Volleyball Team, captained by Sally Bannister, sponsored a sportsday and enioyecl a victorious season, winning all of their games. BHS beat Oakfield 24-3 and l2-2. BHS beat Albion 2l-3 and l6-8. Pavilion lost to BHS 2-22 ancl 6-l2. In the final game, BHS beat Corfu l3-7 and ll-5. N,Ar1'as, C,Cul1is0n, M.Hey- wood, S,Bannister, I.Harris, M,Moore, M.Kowa1ski, M, Jacek, P,Graff, 74 T 2 Hulburt, M,Jacek, K,Voorhees. A r Q A 4. 1 A .,s 'u. .xX -Yi' i Q ' 15 1. - . A-,1:, N1 C. . n.'7-I L5- .Q .- . A,,- A .n ' ,'. IA 1 , 4 ' 1 'Y C . ,I -' x A . .X fx ' ' A ' . - -r-F -' L . I 5 Q .y-A ,. . , -I-,,., r- val, '17 - : -' -1' ' - ,- Q. J I . Y, ' N - SEATED: M.A.Lu1u, T.Babcock, S,Copou1os, J,Pacino, M,DiFazio. STANDING: V.Norton, S,Pixley, C,Chateauneuf, I,Pastecki, C,Wi1son. J. O. Council Cooperating with the General Organization, the Junior Organization inspires and develops school ideals and training for better citizenship in our community. Final payment was made by the J.O. on the Junior Chorister caps and gowns, and one-third of the profit from a J. O. dance was given to the Junior Historical Association to help finance a trip. Three other J.O. Dances were also held. Cookbooks from the American Field Service were sold to the Junior High School students. Officers of the Junior Organization were Stuart Copoulos, presidentp Tom Babcock, vice- president, Joan Pacino, secretary, Mary Ann Lullo, corresponding secretary, Mary Ann DiFazio, treasurer. Advisors were Miss O'Brien and Mrs. Kirchhoff. Campaign Assembly. OFFICERS: M. DiFazio, T, Babcock, S.Copoulos, M, A, Lulu, I.Pacino 76 -Y fir 1. ,, ROW ONE: I.Iohnson, C.Sanbom, I.Koh1, H,Mark, I,Day, W,Mark, ROW TWO: B. Ward, M,Davis, K,Knox, D,Burdette, R. Stevens, R,Stringham, A.Argu1ski. l.Decker, H,Osborn, M.Norton, Llohnson, B.Hundredmark, ROW THREE: P,Tarvin, I,Wi11, R,Wi11iams, C,White, C.Beech1er, R.Stevens, R.Su'ingham, R.Cooke, T.Marchese, R. Minor. Junior Historical Association The purpose of the Junior Historical Asso- ciation is to have fun while learning more about year the members have had the honor and privi- ' ' lege of publishing the Genesee Valley Yorker, a magazine for all Genesee County chapters. ,bo K and pI'0m0flr1g interest in local history. This , x Sharon Hofmann skyrocketed to high honors last May at the State Convention when she re- ceived one of the ten Who's Who awards. The Junior Historical members attended the State Convention in Rochester and the Jamboree at Ham- mondsport. The officers were Helen Mark, presidentp Joanne Kohl, vice-president, John Day, secretary, Carolyn Sanborn, corresponding secretary, Wilson Mark, treasurer. Miss McCulley was the efficient ad- visor. 77 ROW L.Long,fxD.Geh I. Kohl, H,Mark, M,Sawdy, L.Mann, B.Di Santo, A,Munger, F,Mansuetto, .Sik ski, B.Scoi , orton, ROW THREE: D.McCoy, F.Hamman, S.Seag1e, Llohnson, H.Trietley, R , , , C,Schweiger, N.Kriner, S.Burdette, H,Osborn, ROW FOUR: I.I0hnson, M,Henry, , ,R XJ f , I.R9berts, J.Herridge, G.Corcimig1ia, A.Soanes, R. Harris, D.Lippert, G,Tomase1li, V10 N vi li ' A . 0 U-56, I o Seventy-five ninth grade students make up the Junior High Choristers. They sang in the Christmas concert, school assembly and spring concert. The County Festival was one of their outside programs. Under the direction of Miss Hughes, they met three times a week. C horisiers wwf ,Q HPR S TS RH XMGH YT Moi HMWIRES n- L G CBXUCYWO Day. L Cb C Omoo. apman T . ' . Ca bcockf 1,-ubb wi- 'LWB a' G-C11 cove' f11i1 f 78 S,Parker, G. lbertson, S,Copoulos, R.Steward, H,Pies, J.Marone, B.Stevens, R. King. I.Dick- ROW ONE: J. DeNatali, K.Roth, I,Lluk, N.Hugaboom, K.Blrd, J.Briggs I Raziano, A Terrell B Mllls K Frens J Barsuk K Wilson L Cohen E.Schramm, I.Giordano, B.Hart1ey. ROW TWO: P.Callander, L.Ford, J Ratulowskl I Russell S Mowers P Johnson S Spencer J Hubbard M McWethy, R. Ward, D.Wood, B,Grasso, J.Moynihan, K,K.ruger, I.Yenson ROW THREE K Walstrom B Smith J McBride A Paravato I Pas tecki, B,Haggerty, N,French, V,Way, L,Tomino, S,Conley, J.Gavel, I Robinson P Coughlrn R Fenello P Spencer ROW FOUR G Perklns K,Colledo, D.Davis, S.Whyman, N,Ze1inski, D.Smlth, F,Mat1es, E.W1erzb1ck1 M Volino B Renegar B Zlplun E Goldberg D Month I Huth, C.Sanborn. ROW FIVE: P.Tarvln, P.Simmons, B.Grund1er, M.Glover M Horne D Howard S Collard, D Cummings S Kennedy J Stlckney, I,Vo1ino, F,Spiotta, E.Macrae. WW xx 0'-1:-cg x Eig Grade The mgmh Grade ch.-,fuses are elechves for C horuses ROW ONE: T,Schogo1eff, B,Powel1, S.Drybala, B,Martin, L,Pa1mer, D Hough M Joy T Carrubba M Bezon S Sanfratello J Warner F Perry, LG-crhart, ROW TWO: R,Moscicki, R,Bowen, C,Bowen, B.Suozz1 J Bernard I Day A SCISCCB D Koslorek R MOIIISOD I Chap man, B,Hundredmark, B,Schmidt, E,Panzone. ROW THREE: C,Dixson Lawton, W,Pott1e, I.Chi1ano, B,Powe1l, P,Martino, B,Minor. Z 2 : ? i Q N' A f if 42 80 ROW ONE: M,Tiberio, V. Dickenson, N.Sprague, D.Kro1dart, I.Powe1lTjgJ'5fTv-R:'lw'll.Voorhees, M,Bent1ey, P,Dever, L,Simmons,v M,Sla'EHS, 4 L.Hawkins, S,Johnson, I.Sterling, K.Si1eski, L.Brown, C,Marchese, P,Stokes, F.Cecere, B.Roda. ROW TWO: B,Kons1aski, P,Drock, N,P1att, ,. K,Kember, M,Bezon, N.Arena, J, Daly, M,Iacek, A,Manitsas, P.Nielson, L.Cofran, L.C1ark, B.Gamin, J.Mu.rphy, L,Minterling, H,Wichmann, ROW THREE: L.Brown, L,Frens, I.Norton, M,Bennett, B,Lambei.n, V. Peters, A,Pappa1ardo, G,P1ath, V,Gorczyca, C,Nato1i, M,Fig1ow, C. Churchill, B.Porter, L,Decker, L,Taber, ROW FOUR: I. Thayer, R.Smith, V.Norton, P,Ire1and, K. Owen, L.Sando, E,Rodon, F.Rotondo, M. Hale, C,Marchese, L.Florel1a, S,Adams, I. McDonald, L.Mowers, M.McMahon, C,Chateauneuf, D.Srachowski. ROW FIVE: L,Leavenworth, S. Keller, J.Chimino, S.Digit, C.Gordon, C.K1ehn, I,Minor, A.BerLrand, L.Boyle, N.Swain, D.Squires, I.Oltmann, L.Chapman, S,Tucker, B. Bowen, C.Boyd, B.DeYoung. N!! The Seventh Grade Choruses are open to all students who are interested in singing. They re- heorse once a week under the direction of Miss Hughes. They, too, perform in the final concert C horuses Moy- ROW ONE: R,Stringham, E,Terrell, R, Bartz, D, Meyers, I,Zajaczkowski, A,Chatt, J,Pies, J.Riggi, I,Pa1adino, R,Stringham, T.l-Iunt, S,King, R,Mortellaro, L.Pulvino, J.Munger, T.Greene. ROW TWO: W,Mark, K.Gibson, T.Russell, B.Johnson, A. Wlazlak, L,Tresco, B,Fritz, C.E1ls, F,Nicho1son, G.Meier, L,Barone, D.Cohen, I.Mcwain, D.Carr, I,E11is. ROW THREE: D,Whitcombe, B,Goodhue, K. Gibson, D.King, S.Gurino, D.French, D.Burdette, K. Boyle, L,Demmer, G,Ba1duf, T.Spragueg R,Wilkolaski, ROW FOUR: F.Sprague, R,Traub, T.Preston, G.Condello, A.Gerace, J.Patri, D,Bernard, I,Will, J.Raziano, D.Puleo, B,Harms, F.Kujawski, I.Votry, A.Platten, T,Miceli, P.Pietrovito. F ilnfi xl is amd, ii 4 gf Q mx ,B v VBN I Nvyijf' WW' '-L ., ..- .,.-e-Q.-. . ? 1 74 8 WM fw fidmfipivwm fs .0 SECRETARIES: Mrs. Powell, Miss Teresi, Miss Boyle, Mrs. Lullo, Health Office P -Q Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Rich, Mrs. Merrick. Good food, good coo k! Health protection for all. This is a service? Classes And Services Except for budgeting limitations, this section of the annual would each year be at least six or eight pages long. 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