Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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Q X Genesee County Historian The Holland Land Office 1 - 113 1 Batavia, N w York ' k AV LA DA1Av1A HIGH 301-1001. 0 1959 -3 Foreword We, the staff of the 1959 Batavian, have worked over your annual with one thought uppermost in our minds---to preserve our happy memories of B. H. S. To express this idea, we chose our theme, Through the Lens. We-hope our various changes such as the arrangement of Senior pictures, and larger pages on which this book is printed, make the '59 Batavion the best ever. The hard work---and fun, too---which have gone into this year's annual make it our pride and ioy. Now we present the book to you, our most severe critics, hoping it serves as a suitable reminder of your fun and friends at B. H. S. C ontenfs Dedication. . ADMINISTRATION Board of Education . Faculty ..... SENIORS Class History and Officers Seniors of '59 ...... UNDERCLASSMEN Class of '60 . . Class of '61 . . FEATURES Elections .... Honor Society . . Pic Poll ...... Senior Banquet . . Playhouse .... ACTIVITIES Student Council .......... Service League, Future Teachers . . Publications ............ Speech ancl Drama . . Music ,...... Clubs ...... Sports . . . JUNIOR HIGH J. O. Council ..... Historical Association . . Music Organizations . CLASSES AND SERVICES Mathematics and History ............... English, Homemaking, and Industrial Arts ....... Secretaries, Cafeteria, Health Department, Custodians Edna G. Thompson Dedication To Edna G. Thompson, who for twenty years devoted her energy and excellent guidance as the advisor of the Batavian staff, we dedicate this i959 Batavian to perpetuate her memory among us. While this is a very small way to express our gratitude for one who is about to sever her connection with this school, nevertheless, as an indication of our oppreciation to Miss Thompson, we, the staff of the '59 Batavian respectfully dedicate this book. w x AD -I'-l MNST RIXTIGN ill f X Z 5? ff! 1 rjy, I ,n ' . s YN SX Q , -Q ,--X 711 f 'ii-5 1557 4 Ax , L-f 4 1 z W ' if 41515 , , ' 1 x ' 1 . ' ff 'Maggy 1 4 1 'nigga' MW f -1. S 62251, SW ff VN N-Q rf. ffl? , , f . gf rd-:wwf :if f 1 SEATED: Mr. Sherman F. Babcock, Mr. Charles A. Sohns, President, Mr, Peter Scibetta., Mrs. Robert S. Jenks, Mrs. George S. Young, Vice-President, Mr. Frederick W. Allen Jr, , Mr. Edward Burleigh. STANDING: Mr. Edward L. Osbom, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Everett Warren, Superintendent of Buildings, Mr. Theodore Surowka, Business Administrator. Board -., Mr. Theodore Surowka. Education Mr, Osbom The Senior Class of '59 would like to say a word of praise to the Board of Education and a word of thanks to the community for a successful vote for a new senior high school. Although we'll never be its happy inmates, we think it is significant that this step of progress marked the memorable events of our last year. y 1 A ,CHQ 6 ., .A 1 Qi , ff - f J ia N., Mr, Sanborn, Principal F aculfy L Miss Hairz Mr. Clarke Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Miss Brumsted, Vice-Principal R .X 7 CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION: SEATED- Miss Hall Mrs. Philibin Mrs. Stella, Miss McCu11ey, Mr - Y. . - Meier, Mr. Johnson. STANDING: Mr. Randall, Mr. Day, Mr. Stark- wea ther. GUIDANCE: SEATED: Mr. Howe. STANDING: Miss Brumsted, Miss O'Br1en, Mr, Robinson, Miss Gehring. I EN GLIS H : SEATED: Mrs, Bishop, Miss Canry, Miss Thompson, Miss Hornelius, Miss Weber, Miss Growney, Miss O'Brien, Mrs. Lennon. STANDING Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Pawluckie, Miss Evanson, MissDi- Rienz, Miss Forsyth. lQ1?F4Fi!'A2 . UNIV! k LEA xv Z' U id, mf N 'frhhi ,i Z HOME ECONOMICS: Mrs. Werdein, Mrs. McDermott, Mrs, Magee. INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Mr, Hanley, Mr. Bakex, Mr. Puleo, Mr. Lenz, Mr. Sewert, Mx Daggett. LANGUAGES: Miss Genmer, Mrs. Collins, Miss Brumstead. 9 MUSIC: SEATED: Mrs. Iankovits. STANDING: Mr. Owen, Mr. Andrus, Mr, Crook, Mr. Dilmore. 1 a --f-v'- .T-.-.1 MA TH EMA TICS : SEATED: Miss Dailey, Mrs. Clarke, STANDING: Mrs. Meier, Miss Ryan, Mr, Clarke, Mr. Flick, Mr, Falco. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr. Winters, Mr. VanDetta., Mr. Duguid, Mrs. Drangeid, Miss Pfeifer, Mr. Cnllison. il., ART g Mr, Magee, Mrs. Kxaemer. IA 0' 2 T LM SCIENCE: Mr. Johnston, Mr. Seymour, Miss Prcndergasl, Mr, Huff, Mr, Burns, Mr, Ryan, gli. fix' X f - x Z x! gf BUSINESS: SEATED: Miss E. Smith, Mrs, Williamee. STANDING: Miss Hairz Mr, Collins, Miss P. Smith, Mrs, Keller, k . Now promenade. Flawless approach. Teachers at banquet. Relaxed tea ching. w , epro 'lem 'P' Maw fb I2 , if JT' h'g,5, Q xi' 4 -'audi z , 'M , , Y -- - 1 '1 . . W ,. ' ,. .,p,,Mi, ... P , fr , , , ,,, ,I f' -'S ,r .w J , ' . Tw wr If 4, . ,.,f-4-- ,Nu-gw .I ,,Q.,'.' -A , Lg '1lQ.gv'.A,x. :Af 11 -41' K ,, .A :Hier u 1, 'nf' A '- ' 1,1 ' iw z., , ,. , ,LL A K , ,. e Q1 '9 mMNWln I ,1 H X X K N M X W aff! i X Xl X X 'fif I 'illwfx W J ,QW M Y ly WWI, -' 'Hifi 1 nl'f L... W R ,.....--s ,,,..m, . ..,..- -va Q.,---1. 1 A M, Johnson, treasurerg and G. Biddlecombe, secretary fabsentj, dk J F I 'ri ........ Ntulix N lf, A x l I I t S Class History ,jk , As we look back over our years as a class, we have many memories. When we entered our freshman year in the fall of '55, few of us gave much thought to being seniors. Those were the good old days when we weren't worried about college a plicarions, iob placements, and certification. We went to the J. O. dances and could now attend many senior high activities. In voting for J. O. Council, we elected Paul Huff, Barb Sanborn, Bonnie Young, Ed- die Belles, and Gail Biddlecombe. We began our sophomore year under the guidance of Miss Gehring. Sophomore sister week, voting for class of- ficers and mayor, as well, as participation insenior high activities, made us feel like an important part of senior high. As class officers we elected Dick Reinholtz, president, Sue Schrader, vice-president, Elaine Osborn, secre- tary, and Muriel Taber, treasurer. Andrea Gorecki, Gail Biddlecombe, and Ed Winslow represented us on council. We sponsored two dances that year, one after a football game and the other a semi-formal dance, April Showers, in the spring. That year we contributed to the AFS fund to sponsor BHS's first foreign exchange student. We eagerly started off our iunior year in September of '57. Our first proiect that year was to sponsor the first campaign dance. Now the candidates could hold their rallies and demonstrations at the dance, instead of at the nominating assembly and at campaign parties. We elected our first girl class president that year, Barb Sanborn. To assist her we elected Sue Schrader, vice-president, Gail Biddlecombe, secretary, and Mary Jane Johnson, treasur- er. Jeanette Wallace, Phil Archer, and Jack Motz were our council representatives. That year some boys trans- ferred to vocational school, but still remained active members of our class. ln November, we heard the long await- ed announcement, Class rings are herel This made us realize that we were well on our way toward the long a- waited year. This year for the first time the National Honor Society candidates were chosen in November, instead of in the spring, as had been done previously. We once more contributed to the AFS fund, and from four elected students, Andy McWain was chosen to represent our school that summer in Germany. Our important social event was a dance in April, the Junior Prom. Barb Sanborn and Dick Reinholtz were our representatives to Boys' and Girls' State, and Gerry Claflin was awarded the Harvard Club Prize. Then IT finally came--OUR SENIOR YEAR! As part of the AFS program, Sezer Gokhan from Ankara, Turkey, ioined our class and soon became an active and po ular member. The fall of '58 was a busy one for all of us. Col- lege Applications: Another autobiography! --Scholarship Exams: What do they think we are, Einsteins? --Sen- ior Sophomore Sister Week: Remember, bow to all Seniorsl --and Elections. Our class once again sponsored the campaign dance--a lively success at which both our candidates for mayor, Dick Reinholtz and Phil Archer, staged demonstrations. Phil was elected, with Paul Huff as president, Sue Schrader, vice-president, Gail Biddlecombe, secretaryg and Mary Jane Johnson, treasurer. Sezer Gokhan, Barb Sanborn, Jeanette Wallace, and Jack Motz were our council delegates. We had a very exciting football season, with our team having an undefeated season and win- ning the western conference title. Our school play, Curtain Going Up was a great success, with many seniors in the cast. December came with the Chorister Concert, College Boards, and all the holiday festivities. After an es- pecially active vacation, we returned to begin earnest studying for mid-year exams. After exams, we found our- selves caught up once more in the wonderful whirl--basketball games, dances, parties, and-oh, yes--homework. ln February came our Senior Banquet, with its unforgettable theme This Old Gang of Mine. The student-faculty game, the trip to New York City, THE BALL, and, of course, Commencement are all part of the wonderful magical moments that made up OUR SENIOR YEAR. Our class members have distinguished themselves in many ways, both in scholarship and in sports. Barb Sanbom was ayvarded the DAR Good Citizenship Award, Judi Presberg, the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, and Gerry Claflm, the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Eleven seniors received state scholarship awards. ff Ffor heclping us in so many ways we will always be-grateful to our counselor, Miss Gehring. The amount of time, e or , an encouragement s e gave each one of us will long be remembered and appreciated. Miss Gehring and S. Schrader, vice-president: P. Huff, president, F V rwgifb ' . Butch Chotisters Glee Club Football Intramurals by 32. -4,4 . litmjx asf ,+ 'e-J . 5 ee -wah, i 4,4 ,ya y11.',j'ai5l5' 5 ri --I fr- Ii 2 ffl'?431fl:1Q . -F , ,Q E-'Clif'-21 , t ':,5f. ,A u 1 ,A ,,, v 1,2,a,4 2 v 2 , x .A , t ...df -. y 4 5 ! 1 ks ' , I x ADAMS, RICHARD Dick Football 1 Baseball 1 Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Ski Club 3, 4 Track Club 3,4 Intramurals 3,4 AMES, RICHARD Dick ARCHER, PHILIP Arch Speaking Contest 4 Student Council 3 Mayor 4 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 World Affairs 4 Intramurals 4 Batavian 3.4 AVINO, JOSEPH Ioe jg . ,fad 1 BALLIET, JANE Janie National Honor Society Choristers Choral Club World Affairs Club Service League 4 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 3,4 4 ,.,, '4 Vx 'lf DARLOW, MARILYN Marilyn Intramurals 1,2, 3,4 Student Leader 3 G,A,A, 2, 3,4 Pla yhouse 3 Chorlsters 1, 2 World Affairs 2 Choral Club 2 -- 4 1-if BARNES, CAROL ,. Carol Future Nurses 2,3 ,f V I Thespians 4 , ji ' ' 22 ,444 . 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' . f A A Library Club 2 3 4 3 4 -, Sk 0 ,f'f f f z ' ghoreiaiglf ue 3'4 E, , Y - 1, 3 V ,V 4 .5 ,V 5 Future Teachers 1:2 eww g ' l 1 f , Q ins, :Q ' X, Intramurals 1,2 AA L' .W V VV Q Service League 4 , f 4 Wm, f ' zjqyf 157 jmfzmf, if BAUER' RONALD BONARRIGO, PENELOPE fl 'L I f' Ron Penny 'Q r f ,Q -Q1 Zip' : 7 3 ':z,,jqfff5' 'if ,V ji., National Honor Society 4 Q ' 3 , 75: 15 ,, Future Teachers 1,2,3,4 j, 'V A U ff 14 Service League 3.4 ,A 91 .- Thespians 3.4 ,Y -W? 'if WW -, - 'if 1' V' A9 f 4-, f G.A.A. 4 A 4 Intramurals 2.3.4 ' r 1 --7, . , 1w':'ff School Play 4 . x rfyffaiifk . f if dxf! .,,, , , ,,.,,...,,,.. , .,,, .fy fr 'r nc-M4 4, ,, 1 r if , BEACHEL, JAMES BOTTS. BEVERLY . Jim Bel' fl, YQ Chorigters 1,2,3,4 Future Teachers 1, 2,3,4 - I V,,,, Thespians 3,4 Thespjans 4 '-4 . , ' ' , gi World Affairs 3,4 Servlce League 4 , , Stage Crew 3,4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 L Glee Club 2 ' 74,5 E' Intramurals 2,3 , ' W: 1 gf , . 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Service League Student Leader 1 2,3 2,a,4 2,3 1,2,a,4 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 1,2,3,4 4 1 1,2,a,4 3,4 1,2 1,2,3,4 1,2,a,4 2,a,4 3,4 2,a,4 4 1,2 - 4, ,, CLAFLIN, GERALD 1, ,ttf ,:' Gerry A ,N Science Club 1, 2,3,4 Q Band 1,2 3 4 9' ' , w0r1aAff4m 'a:4 JJ y ' Chortstera 1, 2, 3,4 ,431 -' . Natlonallfionm Society 4 J , , 1 I X ' T9 1532 V, iu.',,:f Lifl c1.ARE,JoHN Moose wma Affam 4 A f Thespiam 4 ' fNotre Dame 1 2,33 I 1 I 5 ' 1 ed S FS , '54, , 531 f Y A' V , I .ld CLARK, SANDRA , 'Qi' A' . Sandy 5 ,451 ,1 ,, , . G,A,A, 3,4 1 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 QQ, .- sf' V , f.f:y ' , , :ff ,gfv'f21.1 , Q , hr? Y COLANTONIO, JOSEPH ' ' ' Joe , . wm1dAffafrs 2,a,4 3 , N- , A Future Teachers 1,2 3 QQL, Q Q, Chorlsters I I ' ,' Thespians 2 f 4 W ,- ?f:5ff:':i:'5'f ' fi45.1?AEg. X ew?- ilkff---' UV? 572' CONSTANTINO, VINCENT Custy Basketball 2 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Football fBu1lard Haven Techy COUGHLIN, JAMES whims Football 1, 2. Intramura ls 1. 2. 3 Track 1, 3, Future Teachers Wrestling CULBERTSON, Chuck Track Chorlsters Football Glee Club Future Teachers World Affairs Track Club Y ,,,,,.,,.,. ,,,, . -,,,,,,,7 V, , fgg ,I ai 4 . . , my if , . ff! ' 4 ffl uf-LA, ef , I 5' 74? v . 'ff' ' I 1 ni , f,,, U , , 5,2 '. . IO' . 11, - 2 .,Qzvga1Q1m.ge4y Q' ' iff fl- ag . a Q., . 1 L ,,, , 1. . ,,f:. .,g, . 'lfyv DI ANGELO ' li I 4 2,a,4 2 f I 2 514.2554-52:7 ,, f ,, rf- ,. Ze f ' 4 C , ff I Z f ,I 1 1 I aff, P .3 11-.,'s. '-'Ei'-.Z ff 3,9 - 4' vaw,21j'f'2 1 . . l I ' , ,Iliff GARY Pat 2 3 4 Football Manager . . 1. 2' 3' 4 Intramurals 2 Baseball 2 2 4 CUMNHNGS, SALINDA DlDGIig, PAUL , Cindy se I Na.tlonal Honor Society 4 National Honor Sociew 4 Deans' Worker 2.3.4 Chou-gets 1'2'3'4 4 ' , 'n fl' Library Club ' 3.4 Band 1. 2-3.4 1 , Service League 3.4 world Affairs 3'4 I 'vi G.A.A. 3,4 Deans' Worker 4 , Intramurals 2.3.4 Ski Club 4 . Intramurals 3,4 .L Glee Club 2 .. rfffaffvififi DAVISON, MARILYN DI MARTINO, MIKE Marilyn Slinky National Honor Society 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3,4 Choristers 1. 3. 4 F00lbil-11 3. 4 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Thespians 2. 3. 4 Batavian 3. 4 -, worm Affairs 3. 4 ,E gg Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4 'X I Intra.muraIs 3. 4 ll School Play 4 'tv . . X . DAY, BARBARA DORF, SHARON Barb Dorfy World Affairs 3 Service League 3, 4 Choristers 1 Thespians 3, 4 Intramurals 1 Deans' Worker 3,4 DE IANEIRO, CONSTANCE Connie Choral Club 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 G. A. A. 2. 3 Service League 2, 3 Library Club 2 DE SANTIS, JosEPH ' ' Joe I V - f f 2 I I. , I 5 , x, RN, X W '..,,.,a2 ..,, ,, ,, I .,.,. LAK. Pic Staff 4 World Affairs 4 DUGAN, GARY Dugie World Affairs 3, 4 Football 3 Baseball 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Deans' Worker 3 S tage Crew Thespians lntra mura ls ELMORE, PATRICK Pat 2.8.49 2, 3,4 1, 2, a N .,.-E A5117 2 ELWELL, E Jeannie Chorlsrers Choral Club Thespians Nurses' Club Deans' Worker 'Wi Vi -,.. ,,.V, .,7,,r,,. .. , GALANT1, ANTHONY ,- Tony Baseball Intramurals 1,2 2,4 3 U. 4 . .1 yu, R i, 'I FANARA, R35 Roses Science Club Intramurals Wrestling CNot.te Dame 1, 25 FA ZI O , ROBERT Bob Stage Crew Thespians FENELLO, NICHOLAS Nick FERRARA, CAROL Carol Pic Staff Pic News Editor Library Club , Choral Club Playhouse Service League Intramurals -4, 2 2, 3,4 f ,V-' ,, If J j a 4 Q v i 3 3,4 4 2 2 2,a,4 4 2,a,4 2,3 3 4 2,3,4 f 'Y 5:2 5 ww A, L 2 if A 12- ff 1 r, 5 ,- 17' ,. 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Choral Club GREFRATH, GARY Gare Thespians World Affairs School Play Ba ta vlan Photographer Rocket Club Pic Staff Intramurals QAlexa nder lj HARMS, DONALD Don Chorlsters Rocket Society Int.ra,mura.ls HARSEY, RACHELLE Rocky Choristers Chora.1 Club Science Club Thespians Nurses' Club G, A . A, Intramurals 14 1 1 1,2 2 4 4 4 4 3,4 4 4 1 4 4 as Z3 3,4 4 2,3 1,2 2,3 HEYWOOD, VIRGINIA Ginny Chortsters 1, 2, 3 Choral Club 2, 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Modemettes 3 Thesplans 3,4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Playhouse 1, 3 l-IILIGEN, DAVID Dave World Affairs 3,4 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 Ba,ta,via,n 2, 3 Pic staff 2, 3 Glee Club 2 Science Club 1, 2 HOUGH, CHARLOTTE Charlie lnnamurals 4 HUFF, PAUL Huffy Class Officer 4 World Affairs 4 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1,4 Basketball 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Thesplans 3,4 Glee Club 2 School Play 2 HULBERT, MARY Cheerleader G. A . A . Intramurals Student Leader Playhouse Hubby 1, 2,3,4. 1,2,s,4 1,2,3,4 1,2,a a 4 5 -1 ,, .,.,N V A-,. , V.. ' 1EN1cs, s. ALLEN Clipper Al Innammls 2- 3- 4 1 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 C 'SS'C0'1m'Y 1 --V A .. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 r 5' lst' Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 a ' . sm Club 3,4 1 ' P World Affairs 4 I Plc Staff 3, 4 Glee Club 2 ' ' ,,V,'HfI7'y ,, .1-:J X -r ---1 , , ,Q ' 1 'Qi IRELAND, SANDRA JOHNSON, CASSIE C. ' ' ' I I. Est, y A Sandi Corinne ,nw E 1 ff' r ' ' 0 X nc 35 - , 1 ' by i f Intramurals 1 National Honor Society 4 f 74. p . , ,,, A V' , chomfers 1,2,3,4 if .,,, eff, 1 - r ' ' ChoralClub 2,3,4 Q lvlodemettes 4 -J 55 - X , Band 1,2,a I I .gr me staff 2,a,4 , M ' 'S ' Thespians 2,3 7 , A World Affans 4 A -LW' ,, , , U ,V Deans' Worker 4 A, . -ALL I f I, , ' - IVES, DOUGLAS JOHNSON, MARY JANE Q Q' , Webby Mary ,rf 'f - 1? ' ' 1 ,'. 4 ,. xmnmmm 1, 2, a, 4 cuss Officer a. 4 3' 1 mf, f Football 1,2 Chorlsters 1,2,3.4 W' ' ' Track 1, 2 Choral Club 2, 3. 4 ' V 1 4 Future Teachers 1,2 Orchestra 1,2 1, V J worm Affairs 3,4 J j Q - Service League 1 ' 9' X . ' ' , f'l4,.:' ,g 5' -, 5 'N K X ,.', , ,5 , ,,,,L ,L L EU, IACEK, MARY LOmsE JOHNSON, MAXJNE A 5,1 gif, aka Max , ' 1- 1 5 ' , .3 National!-Ionor Society 3,4 ChoralC1ub 4 1 ' ,,.. 4 NJ' Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4 Thespians 4 3 .' 'J Y ' Pic staff 2.3.4 2' A A ' Pic Sports Editor 4 .5 ' s.A.A. 1.2.3.4 A, 4. , Intramurals 1.2.3.4 1 ' If Student leader 2, 3,4 , I 5, world Affairs V 4 f f' Chcristers 1 , J? 7 ',.1' Q JACICETT, JAMES JOHNSON, PHILLIPS Ilm Pep Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Baseball 1,2,3,4 lmranrurals 4 Basketball 1, 2 Wrestling 3 Playhouse 1,2,3 ,, ,,,,,,, -,4v,f-, A 4 ,,,f , , H re ga, ' -, - 151135 ,f,' ,f,9,y,.: .--, ' f' 4r.- A 1 - , JAMES, CAROL 41,f AAV, Q , Q JONES, PAUL1NE Ev gftfijf W 725. ' In ' ' Pauline lnmmurals 1, 2,3 .15 fe, , , ,J Q Na.umu1 Honor socfery 4 se,-vim League 2,3,4 f- ,- ,T 1 H, . ,- if Thespians 4 A wm1aAffam 4 1,15-? I n 1 School Play 4 tiff, ' marker cemm 1, zp f - 1 I 1' ' :- f 1' Kstso, PATRICIA Pat Thespians School Play Future Teachers Playhouse .f f V I' - fr. 'L 2 432, ,- W 'f 'ifl lli -af? ,, ,WV yi. , . 5 4124, ' I, ,4 ' fy fy X I jf 1 1' 1 'ef ,4 1 j , , fffe ,, I if A f 4 , , V,,, M f,,,, ,,,, 4, ., .,,, ,,,,,,,.,,, Q, ,fm f n , , 0, 3 ::q,z,:,f, 14 I, ,Vg !,,, ..,.,., ., ,f ,I , f L , ' , f fozff 404, Q QI, ',: fm f' 142' fi 4. Waker ,fy -,x yr ' Wy- , , f f 7 a ' ,vc f 1 H V ,.,f ,t... . x '2'gf,5gQqlk,'k, , ' - ' ' w.'ffw:,1:: vi f fin 'fr-75:Z',2f Y X 'V' 'lH,?i'j9,'fVI,f?ff,f 7 N ,,,,,,:,,,,,V in .K ww Jw' 1, In Hcffyf , ' f I f, ff' 6 t. Aa ,K 'ji ,J ' , ff' , 'jf 152251 ' f '32 LONG, wu.uAM Bill Stage Crew Intramurals Thespians N-::l1'f3'3' -t, 'f .,'-Mr, , t y . ss.. 177. 3 'o'TTT 'A' ' A ' Maggie 2 3 4 , gy Charlsters 1,2,3,4 ' '2 ' , Choral Club 2,3,4 1 2 3 3 We 4 ' Modemenes 2,a,4 n o f 423, w f 'Q ,, iw 24 2 .. 4, H Intramurals 2 1, ,I G.A.A. 2 fs , 2 , J ' Playhouse 1,3 'V f ff 3,15 Deans' Worker 3 KENOYER, DONALD MARCHESE, JEANETTE 2' Don Ace nf: 1, M National Honor Society 4 Intramurals 3.4 H ' L, 0, '4 1, F00tba,11 3.4 f Basketball 3 ' 4 I, Q '-nf , V, jg, Choristers 3.4 , sm crub 4 V ,gziiz V' fUnlon Springs Central lj ,V fManhasset High 21 r of 4 ' 4511s- J::a.f Tiff, -' Kwrf, ROBERT MARSHALL, DONNA Bgb Bever Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Inuamums 1. 2. 3.4 Football 3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 World Affairs 4 Track Club 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 LAMKIN, RICHARD MARTIN, BEVERLY Richie Bev Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Batzivian 4 Ba.seba.l1 1, 2, 3 Choral Club 2 Wrestling 2, 3 World Affairs 2, 3,4 Intramurals 3 Playhouse 2 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Glee Club 2 Thespiang 2 fAmherst Central lj 'A of 4-ff: ,5ff'i'-fi? I-EVINS. CYNTHIA MARTINO, BENJAMIN - ' Cindy Teeno , World Affairs 3,4 Football 1' 2.3.4 , V , F Thesvians 4 Track 1,2,a,4 gn SCh001P1HY 4 wresumg 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Bagketbajj 1 N Ch0fa-1Cll1b 4 Choristers 1, 2, 3,4 , .rgirf-5 SPea1dHsC0meSr 3 Tra.ck Club 3,4 3 1 , P13-Yhouse 3 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 5 9, ' rf, ' Future Teachers 2 Playhgu-gg 1.2.3.4 E ' ' 1 1A1exa,nder Central lj 1,a,4 l F ..ZAt . ,. , . :t.55.:.L.L.,x:.:-s.. MAS TIN, MAPJORIE Marge Thes plans 3. 4. Service League 3, 4 Intramurals 2. 3. 4 N, WIT -. 4 ,4 ,. r- .- 1 f, ' 4 1 ,A r ' .W75 . MA 0 ' -1' MULLEN,1OleIN shirt r 'L . Moon X 'T Intramurals 2 3 . ' T, i 4 Ctaorisgrs I 1 f A na S525 4 T esp ns 3 4 ' r I 4 - 1 . C, ntramurals 53506 if 4,-,..x crrorrsrers 1 Deans' Worker 2, 3: 4 M rv G.A.A. 3.4 1 'X 1 - T-ff!! MCWAIN, ANDREW MUNGER, ELEANOR , yr- Andy Ellie 7 ' ' f j ' V 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Choristers 1, 2' 3' 4 'S' ,I B , ' A. F. S. Summer Student 3 Modernettes 2,3,4 1 , x 4 Thespians 2.3.4 Chora1C1ub 2.3.4 m ff World Affairs 2,s.4 -wr, 15:53 School Play 2,3 4 'K Playhouse ' 3 Track 2,3,4 A Cross Country 3,4 Q Track Club 3.4 ,, .. IVIESSINA, CAROL MUSCARELLA, LAWRENCE Carol Larry ' I r r , ,N Wor1dAffairs 3 Baseball 2, 3,4 15 Library Club 2 Football 3 Q , 151 Service League 3 Intramurals 2, 3,4 , Intramurals 1 gf -ra. i A 3 MESSINA, FRANCES NATOLI, MARILYN Fran Nat A if worm Affairs a rrrrrarrrrrrrtr 1, 2, 3,4 f Library Club 2 Future Teachers 1 Service League 3 Deans' Workers 2 'L-J Y Innarnurals 1 Choral Club 2 qqnn f f ' su ., 'H' ' A Moruzow. EVA NEwLoN, RAYMOND M ' , , Eve Ray uv A ' f y G.A.A. 2.3.4 Track 2.3.4 1,4 .3 . 5 ' . rnuamrrralr 1.2.3,4 World Affairs 4 53, f ' y L , student Leader 2.3.4 Projectionista 2 , 5' 1 f 'V Deans' Worker Z Stage Crew 3 ff.. lf Service League Ski Club ,J ' Pic smff 4 Intramurals . 1.2.3.4 . 1' P1-'-vlwuse 23 f V 11 1 1 1.11 M01-Z, JOHN Ntct-1o1.As, ROBERT jack Bob National Honor Society 4 B-15652111 1- 2 Student Council gr: gmckc 2 3-Z Thes iA!1S toss' cunt-FY Worlg Affairs ' 4 Intramurals 2: af 4 Track Club 3 Playhouse 3 School Play 4 Track 2 Choristers 1 NOACK, NORMAN Norm Tra ck Choristers Football Cross-Country ' :fa .,, V f-0 I A f, X 'ef , 1 X ,, ' P if I ,. . HS? ' I I I ' f n' rf , f al. 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I 4 1--- ...,4. .,, ff PARAVATO, MARTIN Marty fi O Intramurals 3,4 X1 X' ,af 1 , 49 gi 4 9 fx' 523 5 D , yy 6923 ,sf fNotre Dame 1, Zj . y ,gg , ' iffz PARKER, BRUCE f s A' Parks Intramurals 2 , uf 5-ff: EZ- ,gv fig, PARKER, RICHARD A , Dick worm Affairs 4 H I I Ski Club 4 A Rocket Society 3 f., . PERRY, PATRICIA Service League World Affairs Ski Club Choral Club Future Teachers Dea.ns' Workers Choristers G. A.A. PETRONIO, FRANCES Frannie Future Teachers Batavian Choral Club G . A. A . intra murals V N 4. Q VA f if if , ' 'ling f- A ' 2 'i v ' .6 4' ' ' xr 1 591' Z ,Af 3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 2,3,4 4 4 1 1 1,2,3,4 4 3 3 1,2,3,4 PIACENTE, JEAN MARIE Jeannie Ma jorette 3' 'lf Pic Staff 4 lntra mura ls 1. 2. 3. 4 G,A,A. 1.2.3.4 Playhouse 2. 3 Student Leader 2. 3 'T' ' ' it PLATH, RICHARD Skip Basketball Intramurals Baseball World Affairs Cross-Country .XR IA ' -ee' I 1 9' ,L ama ' I 4 , A . 4 r'?r'ms-r-f-7--rw 4 A rl A- la I x 7- '-1 zufcfif 1-21: . ms. . - 2 ,A M., -pg.,.....-11,:QhQ k his.,-,,:5,.4 r '- - --'---f---W-,,,,..,,,.. 1.1 C- V ., - f It I , . AH-fi? ff' I A V :r Q ,213 , '41 ' :Rx jf:-.F .., ,' 1, 2 PRATT, LEONARD Lenny Intramurals ea I' Baseball - ' Football Mana gcr t '-4' 2 -suv I - V E, 2,a,4 1 2 PRESBERG, IUD ITH Judi Na Llonal Honor Society 3, 4 PIC Staff 1,2,3,4 s Plc Associate Editor 4 5 Student Leader 2, 3,4 World Affairs 2, 3,4 Service Lea gue 3, 4 , Inuamurals 1,2,a,4 Q G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 2 PULVINO, CAROL 'Q Carol V ' V Plc sr.-.ff 3, 4 y J Plc Business Manager 4 1,0 -'f ,L . 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X L 'f7 f i f T7?E7 7f7'7'57f27 ' 4 RAYMOND HELEN ' A ' ' Helen ' Q Choral Club 2 a , .. - Deans' Worker 2,3,4 W ai ix' 159354 Intramurals 1,2,3 . 1 , 1 V. sw , if f , .,.. ,, 1 REINHOLTZ, RICHARD ' ' V Relnie Football 1,2,a,4 In , I i 7' f' Baseball 1,2,3,4 4 Y Baslretball 1,2,3,4 ,,! , National Honor Society 3,4 ,IIA Class Officer 2 . , - ff' Student Council 2 'Z Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain 4 PI.0wE, LINDA Sam National Honor Society 4 Thespians 3,4 World Affairs 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Playhouse 3 POLITO, RONALD Ron Ski Club 4 Rocket Society 3, 4 World Affairs 4 PONTIUS, SALLY Sal Choristers 1. 2. 3. 4 Choral Club 2. 3. 4 Library Club 2. 3. 4 Thespians 2. 3. 4 POPE, GLORIA Gloria Choristers 1. 2. 3. 4 Future Teachers 1. 2 Choral Club 2. 3. 4 World Affairs 2. 3 Pic staff 3. 4 Deans' Worker 2 ?,Z7ZfZ75ZZ,,,,,,, , ,.,, , W POWELL, JAMES , A I A Y lim -, 32543, ' ,,f - iff 1 1' Q1f,,Lg'f ra.. 3' aff air V' 4 JB? 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ANTHONY 5 -' A 2 Intramurals 1.2.3.4 world Aff-M 3'4 1 G A A 2 TheSP'Am 3-4 if ' ' ' wig 5512 l Tv . xg: . fe, 1 E!-A -AVA V-L V . .I A-'f , , ROGERS, DWIGHT SCAFETTA, RICHARD Dick f ft , gli National Honor Society 4 3011001 PHY 4 1 ' Track 2, 3, 4 Choristers 1 CmsS-Com-my 2, 3,4 Glee Club 2 , '- 1 Band 1, 2, 3,4 wand Affairs 3, 4 g Choristers 1. 2. 3. 4 The5PiU15 3- 4 , Glee club 2 Intramurals 4 4:3 Track Club 3.4 ' ', Intramurals 3. 4 ' ' gf-3 - ,- . ,,,iA,-A'LLgla.a.13 SCALIA, FRANK Frank Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Choristers 1, 2, 3, 4 G,A.A. 2, 3,4 National Honor Society 4 e School Play 3, 4 Racket Society 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3 Thespians 3,4 World Affairs 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2 SABATINO, MICHAEL SCE, LUCILLE Lucy Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 Pic Staff 2, 3, 4 Track 3,4 Service League 3,4 Stage Crew 3,4 Library Club 2,3 Thespia ns 3, 4 Playhouse 2, 3 Cross-Country 2 Baseball 3,4 . Q ' . , L sct-IRADER, GARY Q ' -1 V ' ' ' Gareth ' I .U : 3.4 . Q ' V Baseball L. 1. 2. 3.4 ' M' - 1 J, E, ' E I Cross-Country 4 in S.: A Vx ' ill, . P i vi .. W it-ac: Club Z 1 2'3'4 A' I W 4 A' J, qv V W . l'3.C . . . W ,fi t Haiti' , 1 Intramurals 1, 2,3,4 2. 3.4 ,I tl ' V+ , Playhouse 2 2-3.1 ,ggfyjhu jja,.,,K . World Affairs 4 f ' rf ? .'?f. '-ifizfih. 35 G lf T 2.3 4 1. 2.214 . 0 cam ' fri, 9?.G:L,,,fI ,V-KZ IQQN 'vs ' 26 1 J 234 24 23 uv A SCHRQBIERQUSAN fi-g-.53 K., V ya, - smmfr, srmnon ra , . . A 1 'Lal , Smmy Elifiifade' 1232312 A 4 ' 2 .s -- Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 .D y Ffa yfmlse Student Leader 2,3,4 4' ' fu-yy L R Hi h 1 National Honor Society 4 x 41-'f 4. ' 4 e oy g D Class Officer 2, 3, 4 ' Pic Staff 4 V Service League 3,4 f Playhouse 2,3 - ' :X t I xi SCOTT, RONALD SNELL, ROGER W , f I Scottie Reg Choristers 1 2 3 World Affairs 4 f ,-sq . Q IV' , Thespians 4 ' , ' lf: Deans' Worker 2 - , . National Honor Society 3,4 1,-'i'17 Rocket Society 4 I j, Science Club 2, 3 ,, 71,52 ' Batavian 4 fiilf Basketball 1, 2, 3 '. Intramurals 4 5 ' SFORMO, LARRY SPRAGUE, BERNICE Buddy Peanut gi Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 1 SHEA, MARGARET STAFFORD, IUDITH Peggy Iudy fKenmore High ly fAmherst Central High 2j lE1ba Central School 3, 41 19.f','- - ,. - ,. -r ,, -t 1. ' .:.q1f- ,, V 'l SMALLEY, SUZANNE STONE, MARY 7 ' 15 fi' V, f Sue Mousie ' Us f ' f . Choral Club 2 Cheerleader 1 j ' 6 L 31 fra r.....m...a1. 2.2.4 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 A t Y f 1 , Thespians 3,4 Playhouse 2,3 , I, X6 ' Y, Intramurals 1,2,4 1,',f1'vf . ' - ' 13. Student Leader ' 2 V .lf 1. 12' ,i , A, ,I H ,.,. ,I y ,V 'Wffff -' ' smrrr-r, GARY ' ' Q ,.'f,fe'QY', 'X STROGEN, PAUL Smitty y I '. ' r ' Casey ,., 3 ,,.! V I I. 55. Choristers . 1,2 3,4 -7 f fi 1, 3 ,,,. ,. , Baseball Glee Club ' 2 5 A 6 Band 1'2'3'4 ff t 3 ' at V Ba seba ll -1 if , . JW 2 Basketball 1.2.3 5 I - Track 2.3.4 p f' 'fi 57 2 ' Football 4 lf' f 1 'H at 2' f 'L ' 4 ':24f9 V, A KK 13122 fiLi52?::1..5i 05 xr! 'f 350 r SZYMANS ICI, PATRICIA Service League Library Club Intramurals World Affairs Deans' Worker Choral Club ' - fix MTF' ' I , 4, far 'ff ,1 .. I , ,,1, . -- Wi 1 ' 61 1- 3 . I- Ffa J . : -a:5fy.,::. 35- 32f9:7?f9 ?i 'I1' ,., ..,A 4 nig ga ,Ar-1 1 , ,7 j f , 1 'mil f vm .- , '. rf , 'w t-mi 4 A I ,153 A ' Hype' Q . 3,4 1,2,3,4 4 1, 2,3 3,4 1 WALLACE, IEANETTE ,- l V- id 2 3 4 ' ' 5, Student Council 2' 3' 4 W , I Q - Majorette A 2' 3' 4 Q W , National Honor SOCIBIY ' '3 1. ,af Playhouse 4 Service League 2 ,L Y 'V Choristers Jeff: -, TALBOT, CLAUDIA WARNER, BRUCE Claudia Bruce Choral Club 2, 4 Thespia ns 2, 3, 4 lntramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Tea chers 1 World Affairs 4 TOOLEY, MARCLA Marty Choristers 1 Orchestra 1 Choral Club 2 Thespians 3, 4 Playhouse 3 TRILSCO, JOANN JoAnn Intramurals 1, 2, 3 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3 Student Leaders 2 Service League 3, 4 Playhouse 2, 3 VOORHEES, KATHERINE Kathy G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 Student Leader 4 Thespians 4 Choral Club 4 WHYMAN, JOAN WILCOX, NORMAN w1u.E'r, MARJORIE Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , 4 WAGNER, FRIEDRICH I . u chormers 1,2,3 Q 1 .. f A1 Orchestra 1,2,3 -' ,f, I Glee Club 2 - f l Intramurals 2,3 i:f.,, - , x, J , 1,2,a 2,3 Track 1.2.3 2,3,4 ' w 2,3,4 J 5 .4 W4 ' 4 .1 Ir., sl -4 . r I 2,3,4 2,3,4 3,4 3,4 WILSON, SUSAN S UC Band Choral Club Pic Staff Ski Club Service League lntra murals Choristers 1,2,3,4' 1,2 3,4 1,2,3 2,3,4 1,2,a,4 1 :AH mir 3 is w iii l 1 3 Jin. X I -. y 4 r , 5 1 'YL N .Lf WOODS, LAURA ANN wmstow, snwlmn , ,,,,q'w,, VO ' ' Ed -Yr, ' Q. 1 ' ' 1 worm Affairs 2, a, 4 ' sewn lntramurals 2, 3 1 ,r - Student Council 2 , f ,r -X 3 A Q Rocket Society 3 ,' Q V Y r xx , 1:1 V 1 R .V iff r, W, f F c, 1 - WLOCH, JOHN WOZNIAK, PAUL 5 . , Wa zz Football ry ,. flilshop Ryan High 1, 2, 31 Intramurals 2, 3, 4 '- ' if Rocket Society 3, 4 ' -' World Affairs 4 1, I 4' f X k I Z ' I WOLFE, RAYMOND YOUNG, BONNELYN Ray Bonnie E World Affairs National Honor Society 4 Q Thespians Batavian Staff 2, 3,4 ', School Play Batavian Assistant Editor 4 H . Rocket Society Choristers 1, 2, 3 'U 1 Intramurals Modemettes 2, 3, 4 - fForesrvi1le Central lj Choral Club 2,3,4 World Affairs 3,4 Thesplans 2, 3, 4 - A-1 4 ,. ' ,fi r 'a i lk . I .. Also graduating: Gray, Donald Swanz, Donald wo0D, GEORGE woody Track ZALAT, VALERIE Beaver Cheerleader lntra murals G. A.A. Service League Library Club Deans' Worker World Affairs Choral Club 130 p--. Q 'gun 3,4 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 4 3,4 4 4 2 Lorrie dary 1,2 3 ,V pa ,g 2:5 , A, V? 1 , A -zgjj ff , L Q ' 'rr 7 , ba z afz. W Va ff, -9 ,I , ff , 1, Q , , W '. e if fr? fra v7 1. W' . 31,1 ' 1 1 1..'.w .H r ,A 1- f ! 3, A 2,55 1 ni! 5 3 lil 4 1 1 - at .B .1 f 4,1 f 1 ' ' Mainz ' naw 1221. 243-: 2, iii 225: 'V ' t - -J .w,f:-Z e f 1 1, Jiffy ' '+ V, , L - X, 1, , mm. 'f ' Mr, Bender, Mr, Hugaboom, Mr, Fitzgerald. Vocational School Looking at these pictures, we see the i959 story ofthe Metal Trades Vocational School. The purpose of this school is to train for iobs in industry, especially in the Batavia area. Boys may enter vocational training after completing the tenth grade, or at a later time. ln order to be admitted to the school, an applicant must demonstrate a desire to improve himself, and on aptitude for the career he is selecting. Officers for the year were Gary Hardy, presidentp Frank Dziekan, vice-president, Jim Whalen, secretary, Ken Lewis, treasurer. J yf ff Dra flsmen in training, Junior 30 ., ., I. ..s. 'VX 4. X E . . 0? 1 'fy - , , '2- ,: . ' fs- ' Q A ' . I 1 'ff ,lg 3' O J 9 I ' X ll GEAR, THOMAS T0l'l1lTly Bowling 1, 2 , Shuflleboa rd HARDY, GARY Student Council Class Officer Shuffleboa rd Track Gary KUIAWS KI, IOHN Shuffleboard Tumbling Coon LEWIS, KENNETH Bowling Class Officer Shuffleboard S chlemiel 2. DZIEKAN, FRANK Spider K Tumbling 'a 1 Class Officer Q Shufllcbourcl -3-P ' '67 , -.Q A l '. MATHEWS, RODERICK Rod 3, 4 Bnseba 11 3,4 Track Science Club Shuffleboard Art Club VAN BUREN, ROGER Romeo 4 Bowling 4 Shuffleboard 3,4 2 WETZEL, JAMES Iim 3,4 Bowling 1 Tumbling Baseball Student Council Class Officer Shufileboard Intramurals WHALEN, JAMES Jim 3.4 Basketball 4 Shufileboard 3, 4 Class Officer 31 3. 3.4 ,. 1 4 4 i L l v'l' Z, Q 1: fs -if' A jief: Q lc 1:1 l n..:,,,,.,, ,,. li, -if . by . A lib- - 1 .T H J ,- ec, 1 'A A X l . . I 1 ,l'ifi's 1 A A E l ' can f 'fg ,,i ' , ' L .fig 'I ,j j 'AM l 9.5 X.-Qijfif, l MVK' ,fn ff ' Ziff'-,T-1 Learning American customs, This is wow? Bugaboo and Lydxa Langulsh 1711 g, ,I Wa ke up to music! Ca lories. What, me worry l Y k k' fu 32 at , 'Wh NDERCLIXSS M EN 1 ROW ONE A Bezon, N Arras I Brown D Ells G Carrubba, D Daly L Beecher, S.E1more, S Bllas ROW TWO A Betz L Bennett, J Ahl P Cooley, M Adams I Balllet A C1ntor1no,J Embroh B Dever ROW THREE B Bakos A Callahan B Clauslus J Barber J Davis R Elmore A Fasano, F Cranfrrm ROW FOUR D Bowen F D1spenza W Bentley C Bonango, I Arruco V Antlnore, R Burdette, S Corclmlgha, D Dorf, W,Cecere ROW FIVE C Bamard, W Walters, Presxdent I Balhet, Treasurer B Ioy, Secretary R Hunt, Vice Presxdent ROW ONE S Goodenbury A Heywood I Hennmg B Johnson, B Joy L Grmger C Hopper C Fltzwater, M Ireland B Fneday B Jordan ROW TWO S Khne S Herrick P Gray I Hofmann K Follett, S Kroldart, R Fladxe, V Frens ROW THREE: J Iannello D Gxllard, D Kaltenborn, A Kembex, P Guanno, J Lenz, B Kujawskl V George, S Gibson, M KOW3l.Sk1 M Long ROW FOUR J Glover D Grrmdler, I Kozrol W Gexse, P Gluck C Kell T Hough J Grasso P Hawks J Flsk. ROW FIVE D Lehmann, R Fowler, I Long D Herdegen, D Hahn R Hunt, A Kasmarek P Kruppa 'QU 1 ae ,Li N H I H-1:1-wi-L 1 wk I 5 1: V?--wk .M Nw! .Ex V + - f 4 2 bv' 1 r 3 ' ff l . , XA , . v, 1 1 , , ,Q -sm A ff f T fu W ' fs 2 'LH F374 ' , ' 'W' 0 ,-,M L , ' - 5 ' A R. 1' I -,F . ' F'-'H- ' , .S In -.1 5. 1. is . 1 f' , :- 'K 5. vu l 3 , , , l ' -'vm .-X-'W -4. C X s. 9' R 'VI - LS I J N, 1-4 -X ' ROW ONE: F.Mowers, I.O1iver, M.Mulcahy, P,McWain, G.Morith, M,O1dson, D,Powe11, M.Paste,ck.i, I.Reinho1tz, S. Peck. ROW TWO: P.Peck, D.Pa1mer, A.Noak, J.Passage, I.Martyn, D,Moscicki, D.P1owe, S,Mu11en, W.Prospero, A. Martino. ROW THREE: S.Paravito, A,Mocciaro, A.Morse, L,Macrea, M,Moore, F.Major, R,Mirando, R,Paaszynski, ROW FOUR: F,Pe11egrino, I.Peters, R. Pastors, R,McConnon, W.Pope, E,Merri1l, G,Meyers. ROW FIVE: R,McDona1d, M,Mumford, T,Peters, H.McWain, D. O'Nei1, I.Grasso, D.McCurdy, T.Minor, Class of 1960 Miss McLellan, Advisor ROW ONE: D.Seekins, A.Smith, N,Sciacca, C,Zaxemski, C.Smith, !.Stee1e, S.Vonada, G.Wo0d. I.Sprague, K,Scho- goleff. ROW TWO: M.Wa.re, J,Spencer, M,Trinchera, M.Schiavone, J.Tiberio, C.Viscusi, N.Van Buren, A.Wierzbic- ki, P.Shan1ey, M.Sca1ia, S,White. ROW THREE: B,We11er, M.Stah1er, I.Toote11, V. Votry, I.Sprague, A.Stephens, A. Wiedrich, M.Smith, C,Shaw, M.Sanbom, N.Schogo1eff, A,Steiner. ROW FOUR: A.Tenebruso, D.Smith, R,Upson, R, Viele, H.Wil.son, R.Tumbu11, D.Wood, R.She1don, P.Shepard, W.Wa1ters. ROW FIVE: B,Si1vertl1om, R.Sixt, T.Rodon, w.Steveus, S.S1ivinski, I.Stickney, R,winer, T.Ya,res, S.Waite. 0 L., 1'- 1 WMI, FHl1Wi'S-'FTM 3 , , I JZ? ROW ONE: M,DeFazio, N.Co1ombo, E.Di.Santo, I.Dick.inson, S.Be1n1onte, A,Bid- dlecombe, M.Burgess, L.Barone, S.Chatt, M.Aquino, ROW TWO: A,Easton, N, Bagg, J.Decker, S.Burdette, C.Corbett, I.DiMartin0, I.Co1la.rd, K.Amidon, J.Ad- ams, T.Baker, R,De11aPenna., R. Bamrglia. ROW THREE: B.Bostwick, B.Cu1berr- son, M.C1arke, G.Barna.rd, R,Burdette, G.Carey, N.Cook, L.Bosse1er, R.C1ute, R, Dusen, ROW FOUR: J.Eat11, J.Carr, P.Chi1ano, N.Brennan, A.Coo1ey, J.Cervoni G,Corcimig1ia, M.Co1ombo, R.Branning, D.Didget, W.Archer. ROW FIVE: R, Chapman, R,Ca11an, G,Brennan, H.Briggs, A.Andreassen, T.Babcock, J.Bertrand, K,Driver, R,D0nath. R King, Secretary B Di5anto, Treasurer T Babcock, President M DeFazio, Vice-President ROW ONE D Gehlert, R King N Krrner, J Hartung, S Fuller J Johnson, C Evanson, F.Ficare11a., C.Davi, S.Emery, J Kohl ROW TWO M Henry J Harvey F Hamman G Hyde C Hams J Fiorella., C.Fo1ger, A.Gabrie1e, S. Green, C Lrberto, N Gray A Klng C Kornowskr ROW THREE R Knorr J Gorcycza, S,Ka.tz, I, Fryer, G.Forngetta, R Fanara D Leavenworth R Elwell D Johnson, J Johnson J Johnson ROW FOUR: R. Frongetta., J. Klein, R,Jackett, G Galhford, R Frlcker I Johnson, J Hottols, W Gray R Ganemr, S Henry, D,Laesser. ROW FIVE: P.LaBarber, J. Hemdge G Halfenger, G Kenoyer, B Graves, T Knox, D Lippert, K Jones, L.Gamin, N.Fairbanks, R.K1imcza.k, P, Xl .J-Jli 'A - X .I L.Long, F,Saque11a. ROW TWO: T S.New1on, B.Peu'onio, B,Maxabe11a, betta, H,Osbom, S.Parker, J,Paci.no, Pask, J.Robens, P,Pie.s, A.Sa.raceni, F.Lotd. I.Orseui, F.Mi11er, I.Minot YY ROW ONE: M,Marchese, D.O'Nei11, , , , , , , , g , , I , , , , , I ,Pirro, S.Powe1l, D,McCoy, M,Po1ito, B.Russe11, S,Pask. I.Meyer, C,Putti1ion, M Ross L Mann K Pies S Mona han B Nutting H Mark M Norton S Peck M.Lu11o, B,Mansfie1d. ROW THREE: S.Motse, N.Spadaccino, R,Reeves, M,Scx- w,Motz, L,McGariga1, I.Motz, N.Mondo. ROW FOUR: L,Mosher, R.Sage, I. B,Repicci, F. Mansueto, A.Munger, H.Pies, R.Norris. ROW FIVE: I.Pappa1ardo, J.Owen, P,Rowc1iffe, D.Parker, I,P1arman. Class of 1961 ROW ONE: V,Sikorski, C.Schu1tz, S.Tiberio, M.Tomski, I.Wi1liams, D.Sprague, S.Waters, S.Schne11er, S.Seag1e, M.Wa.me.r, B,Scoins, D.We11er, ROW TWO: V.Tha1ner, I.Seward, R.Wood, S.Ster1ing, S.Tabone, C.Tomaszewski, I,Shetwood, P.Spadaci.no, R.Saraceni, B.Swa.in, M,Sawdey, A,Shea.fer, ROW THREE: G.Tomase11i, w.W0fIhiIlgIUD, R,Wamer, W,Shaw, D.Wasie1ewski, R,Stenard, M.Schrader, R.Sepi, A.Szustak, I.Yasses, P,Swanz. ROW FOUR: Richard Stevens, R.S1eight, D,Welch, Robert Stevens, A.Truax, T.Vince11o, C,Schweiger, R,Stent, D.Zicca.rdi. ' ' ' W' T,Tresco, W.Wood, I.Tubio1o, S.Stone. ROW FIVE: A.Soanes, H.Tnet1ey. D.Sep1, F.Sp1otLa, J.Ward, I. 11son, r I 1 P Q W ,.. 'I' I 2 NJ RNA xp? Z' .-F V . ,I E, I ai 5 X7 ,, f 9 I ' , F C - you F' . Y' f ',,fygff:fZ?557' X ,,f, , ,V , f ,,4,f, f , ff, , M425 ga N SS m Q,eZ:f52':f -17 ,, 14, 22 . ' ' ' ff',4!f. 'Q 4 Y? , f ' ,giz-,ffip ,J L ff , 7,295 y M ' X 'f if' ,ij ' .1,'f17,'7'f ' Mfr? af . f i' 4 r A 'iq f H 2, :f,ZZ ?:.2,'fLf211 2 ' Q ,I , V , f ff ,,f,1,,,- gfmf 1 ' 'nun w,fQ-.f f f Q , f ,f.,,,fm.?,,,. , 1 IT' We '54, gm? J' l If Ll, 112' av - ww , 4' - L Studying? A study in wall paper. Ta ke me to your leader! P-1-e-a-s-e! ' lik Hey! Tum around! Chaperon? 38 K , v..A . ,J ,., FyEAT was V Og Q ...ezvt B 5 flax si lv '19 JEL Wm' L flvi-Q'- -P 7 u www f X 5 Q 1 I Xu' ,,Um ' f I 1 X I , Y 4, I gf! Z W Q MP, 3 ax - Wd , 'xx fo, P gs . o 1, Ut ecefp Q5 5? G 0 0 I 331,61 E lecfions , ,, AXA 30 oi C 44-na -A Caught off guar Regisnmmn, ' G dl. uxvv'-' ..-1 cs. The big day , voting Marking ba 110 40 I JE!!-'Z:5L,J Q. SEATED: D.P1owe, C,Iohnson, B.Young, L.Buh1, C,Levi.ns, M.Iacek, S,Schader, M.Davison. ROW TWO: I,Ba.11iet, E.Osbom, S.Cummings, P,Iones, D.Gram, P,Bonarigo, B,Sanbom, R.Reinho1tz, D.Rogers, I.Presberg, Lwallace, B.Norris, ROW THREE: A,McWain, G,Smir.h, D,Kenoyer, F,Sca1ia, I,Motz, P.Didget, D.Norton, R.Kwit, G,C1afLin, R.Sne11, Naiionol Honor Sociefy SEATED: N.Sciacca, I,Ba11iet, L.Gri.nger, ski. S.Waite. I.Pete.rs, M. Oldsen. Seniors M.Mu1cahy, A.Steiner. ROW ONE: J.Stee ls. V ,'l!7F'1 ' ' as Th ., 1e, M. Kowax- e Tea ' Juniors S ziixailhletes -.1 V z--,!f ,p--. E:-4 Skip and lea nette Best Dancers d Dick Sue and Frank Most Energetic 0 Plc o Barb? Bas -'es hnai:1dBes1 P 9-Hamann Ma.: ' F514 and pa U1 lend est Judi a and . Most Like1y iitsfgudeng Cceei '14 Bob- B 0'-. 'S 'aff' Smiily 3 iuumct B051 Corinne and Paul Best Musicians nd Frank sensa 0 Scooter and Joann Best Groomed 42 X-N- -1:01 an Best Looking a pep a - ig -: 5?1i1'q ,: -x E' 9' 3'-1 4 Wig' 3 7 if . Wi 4' 1 ,fins . . 1' 1 ri Vim lhql Q I1 fm 0 . ' ', if . J 3 by ' I X1 E X A 'fi , , 4 Lizxw, lj-L I DLZBQ3 Q Senior Bonquef , .' J iff 1'f'1.,'ff Tf'fiLL! H, ' ,Lvl Featured Speakers. Our Counselor. . , xl x vis 1 l, ,V ,V . .L . gh o A . speakers. Table. Old Gang of Mine. ? L 43 - Hu, , 1 si? A 45' V 'S Wffif? ff' 'QP X. QE, ak 'effiiffg -1 425' H N' X fy Qesl- soef an D Q99 '7'?c- Pagllaccl s Skating March, I 6 md.. Please d0U t my a o u s 6 Go Man Go! q. ?l What's a da matter fer you?! Down jamaica W ay.. L P,1.r, M ' ,Ar-W SEATED I Wallace I Motz P Archer B Sanbom P Huff STANDING: M,Pastecki, O.Turzen, S.Powe11, P.Rowc1iffe, S, Gokhan W Walters M Lullo T Babcock L Grmger P Gluck G.Hardy. o Student C ouncll This year's Student Council, the representative of the student body, helped improve our school in many ways. For the hungry B. H. S. students there is now a snack bar in the cafeteria after school. ln order to earn money, the Council installed a pencil machine next to the Main Office, a de- vice which dispenses blue pencils with Batavia High School printed on them. The Council sponsored Pagliacci's Playhouse, and spec- tator buses to the games, decorated the Christmas tree, par- ticipated in the Genesee Area Student Council, and raised the money needed to sponsor a foreign exchange student. The officers were Philip Archer, mayor, Paul Huff, vice president, Barbara Sanborn, secretary: John Motz, treasurer, and Mr. Sanborn, advisor. Trimming the tree. ROW ONE: B,Basrwick, I,Linck, N,Hugaboon, S.Kon1ey, L,Long, ROW TWO: M,Pastecki, I,Koh1, F,PeLronio, P,Bona1igo, H, Mark, I.BQl'S1lk. ROW THREE: S.Managhan, B,Bctts, S,Bu.rdette, D.Gehlerr, M,Norton, B.Scoins, C.Sanborn, P.Perry, C, Evan- SOD. M.W111elt, C.Eise1ine. ROW FOUR: B,Grund1er, K.K.ruger, A.Smith, A.Noack. I.Passage. F T This club, under the direction of Mr. Seymour, does a wonderful job of recruiting prospective teachers. During eighth period on Tuesdays, several members have been gaining teaching experience by helping and observing in the grade schools. This year, they hope to start a club at Notre Dame. The officers were Penny Bonarrigo, president, Joanne Kohl, vice-president, Helen Mack, secretary, and Frances Petronio, treasurer. 0 This year's Service League, an organization of iunior and senior girls, served our school and community in many ways. Service was given the school by the girls selling refreshments at basket- ball games, ushering at the school play and graduation, and checking wraps. Service was given the community at the installation of the clial system. By ushering, the girls earned fifty dollars, which they donated to the A. F. S. fund. The officers were Barbara Sanborn, president, Donna Daly, vice-president: Sue Schrader and Mary Ann Pastecki, secre- taries: and Jeanette Wallace, treasurer. Miss Gentner was the advisor. ROW ONE: S,Bi1as, I.Sr,ee1e, S.Dorf, D.Grant, M.Iahnson, C.Smith, D.Chatt, B.Norris. J.Lenz, J.Spra.gue. ROW TWO: T.Tero1, C.Viscusi, J.Bal1iet, G,Morir.h, L.Gringer, S,Cummings, S.Maxon, M.Pastecki, D. Daly, B,Sanbom, S.Schrader, J,Wa1lace, G.Carrubba, L.Beecher. I.Ti- b ' B.Io P,Sz anski, E,Morrow, C,Ferrara, A.Smith. ROW THREE: A,Sriener, M.Mastin, L.Benneu, P,Coo1ey, D,E11s, A.Bezon, C, erlo, y, ym Bartz, S,Elmore, S.Wilson, L,Sce, I.Tresco, M.Mu1cahy, C.Shaw, K.Fo11ett, P,Gray, D,Ka1tenborn, B,Dever, ROW FOUR: P,Greene, A,Be.itz, D.P1owe, J.Presberg, M.Sanborn, A,Cal1ahan, S,Gibson, N.Arras, N.Schogo1eff, V,Za1at, C.Hopper, J.Sptague,, S.Kro1dart, A,Wierzbicki, D. Moscicki, B.Kujaxsld, Lspencer, B,Botts, ROW FIVE: B,We11er, M.Ware, E,Osbom, M.Pann, M,Moore, L.Cotton, V.Votry, I.Toote11, P,Bon- arriga, M.Willett, C.Pu1vino, P,Perry, S,Mu11en, A,Kember, B.Frieday. c rv' Tr' f' 5 .1 Ke ,ioubfv Editor: Bev Norris usines . Bonn S Ma - ov- 'Liga A11 I: P - H' E eg B 559518, . radley Bafavlan Watch the birdie and smile were the warnings of our photographers while they peeked through the lens to take these pictures. That was just the beginning of events that led to the completion of this bigger and better Batavian. The modernistic cover and artwork throughout the book, carry out the theme of through the lens. The campaign for subscriptions was conducted by means of posters at the Washington and Ross Street Schools, rather than an assembly. Although the cost of the yearbook was slightly higher than last year, because of the larger page size, the number of subscriptions was as high as formerly. The staff was headed by Bev Norris, editor, Bonnie Young, assistant editor, Margaret Bradley, business mana- ger, Gary Grefrath, photographer, and Gail Biddlecomb, art editor. Mr. Roberts is the advisor. Photographer: Ga ry Grefrath SEATED: M.Davison, G,Grefrath,-P.Archer, B,Norris, B.Young, M.Brad1ey. ROW ONE: F,MowerS, I.Meye1'. J.Carey, D,Da1y, B,Ma:tin, G.Mo1ith, F,Petronio, ROW TWO: H,McWain, B, Weller, S.Mul1en, S,K.ro1dan, M.Mu1chay. ROW THREE: I.Ba1- liet, V.Votrey, S,BiLas, M,Oldsen, A.Steiner, R.Sne11. I, 1 ' v -3 i l :I 1 e 'sv' K I ,Z r YP img? I A ,, W -fl .r- 1 K Q5 F Editors: Barbara Sanborn and Elaine Osborn . F P O 1 I C The Pic, by means of pictures and words, brings the latest news to BHS students. The campaign for subscriptions started with an orig- inal singing assembly. Although the staff put a great deal of work into the campaign, they had to have anoth- er drive for subscriptions in January so we could have Pics the remainder of the school year. A very success- ful dance held in January also helped the financial situa- tion. Elaine Osborn and Barbara Sanborn, the editors, with the help of the staff edited a fine Pic each week. Ju- di Presberg served as the Teens-in-Batavia correspond- ent for the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. Mr. Roberts is the advisor. Associate Editor: Judi Presberg ROW ONE: N.Sciacca, C.Ferrara., L.Buh1, J.Presburg, B.Sanbom, E,Osborn, G.Grefrath, C,Pu1vino, M,Jacek, T.Knox. ROW TWO: E.Go1dberg, G,Perkins, D.Grant, L,Sce, I-l,Mark. Llohnson, H.Osbom, L.Bosse1er, C.Jotu1son, G.Pope. ROW THREE: M w in I,Stee1e, M,Kowa.1ski, I,Lenz, M,Pasrecki, M.Sanbom, I.McBride, C.Sanborn. ROW FOUR: Mr. Roberts, A.Ienks, H. C 2 . S.Kro1darr, E,Morrow, I,PiacenLe, P.Biegasiewiez, S.Dorf, S.Scl1ra.der, A.Goreck1, S,Wl1SOH, Q I SEATED: F,Sca1ia, N.Scia.cca, M,Too1ey, M.Davison, J.Motz, ROW ONE: J.E1we11, S.Pantius, C.Kornowski, F,Mowers, M,Mastin, S,Maxon, R,Bennett, C.Smith, S,Monaghan, H.Mark, B,Nutting, K,Pies, B.Young, M, Mulcahy, S,Sma11ey, M.DeFazio, B.Ioy, S.Norton, B,DiSanto, A. Smith, C,A1bee, ROW TWO: M,Iohnson, S,Dorf, B,Norris, S,Hofmann, J,Sprague, J, Kohl, H,Osborn, R.C1ute, L.P1owe, R. Harsey, P.Jones, K. Voorhees, G, Wood, S.Powe11, B, Mansfield, I,Ba.11iet, G,Richaxdson, P,Kelso. ROW THREE: G.Cu1bertson, D.E11s, M,Pastecki, G.Heywood, A, Callahan, S,Gibson, Llohnson, S,Bi1as, C.Hopper, J,Sprague, J,Lenz, C,Pu1vino, R.F1a.die, S.White, S.Peck, C.Levi.ns, C.Fitzwater, J.Pas,sage, A.Noack, M.Brad1ey, ROW FOUR: A,Sanfrante11o, A,Szustak, R,S1eght, M.Sanborn, M,Pann, B,Botts, D,Grant, E, Osborn, N.Arras, K.Schoge- leff, R,Sne11, P.Bona1rigo, D,Gi11a1'd, W,Pope, S.Barsuk, R,McConnon, W.Long, M.Long, ROW FIVE: R,Sca,fetta, J,Minor, A,McWai.n, J,Mu1- len, I,Case, R,Burdette, C.Cobb, P.E1more, H.McWain, M.Mumford, P,Huff, I,Bea,che1, G.Grefra.th, R, Wolfe, J.C1axe, D,Gru.nd1er. Thespians The Thespians meet once a month to provide an opportunity for students to participate in dramatic activity and to learn about the theater itself. Gazing through the lens, we found that this year they have sponsored and taken part in the school play as well as putting on an assembly program. The club owes much success to the advisor, Miss Homelius, and the officers: president, Marcia Tooleyg vice-president, John Motzp recording secretary, Nancy Sciaccap correspond- ing secretary, Marilyn Davison, treasurer, Frank Scalia. Great Caesar 's ghost! Iwmj x -Q - v 0 If l I 4 X V s : E 2 Q4 Ba ck stage technique. 50 ti quad' v ,V ,Lair sf W., f 1 .,- 5-, .s.:- . L ,g,. H ,L ,LU Q' nf.-sw: ..! A 32 SEATED: B.Mansiield, M. Davison, B.DiSanto, G.Richardson, E.Osbum, G,Wood. ROW ONE: S.Barsuk, C.Levins, I.MoLz, M.Sanbom, R. Wolfe, C.l-lopper, C,Alby, R.C1ute.. ROW TWO: R,Witter, H,McWain, M.Mulcahy, S.Monagha.n, P,Bonarigo, P,Iones, R.Scafetta, S.Gib son, I . Mino r, G.Grefmh, a.sne11, ascaua, l.Sprague, R.Burdeue, Lsprague. scvoox . Qxgb Y1faS 9M ap 1e,e MS lm 77 . ,YL omg YJ ugwrtm bv S 099510 GYLEGOYX S 5D1'edeal:ZvwH00S QLQP-S0801 Really, darling! You got it all wrong, Mr. Leverage, I s P, . 441 ,, LOW? , -sv we Pxudxnofw S .wg X X95 I S3000 'LL . vb W Banu: K3 ax WZ, Sequin Even .fn Aw! L 25. .Sami A ', fn' N wl:i In -,yi ,. W . ,fy E -1 ROW ONE: W,Long, A,Szusta,k, C.Cobb, I.Beache1. ROW TWO: M.SabaLino, P, Elmore, I.Mu11en, J. Case, R.S1eght, M,Long. Speaking C onfests The contestants in the Girls' Speaking Con- test and Boys' Huntley were named when the year- book went to press. The decisive battle was held before a senior high assembly in May, too late for the 'winners' pictures to be printed in the 1959 an- nua . The purpose of the contest was to provide op- portunity for competitive speaking experiences. Miss Homelius directed the Huntley Speaking Contest and Miss Gehring directed the Girls' Con- test. ROW ONE: C.Waite, R,Za.1a.t, R,Brown, R.Bowen, J.Munger. ROW TWO: D.Whitcomb, T,Vince11o, F.Rodon, L.Pu1vino, D. Burdette. ROW THREE: I.G1over, D,O'Nei1, F,Rodon. Stage Crew The Stage Crew is constant- ly busy from fall to spring as- sisting in the production of all school activities taking place on the auditorium stage. Pat Elmore, stage manager, Mike Long, electrician, and Dick Sleght, chairman of the public address system keep the stage and its equipment c ean and in good working order. Miss Homelius is the advis- or of the Stage Crew. ft : ,,,,,.,g' , ROW ONE: A.Smith, S.Gokha,n, M.Mu1cahy. ROW TWO: I.Peters, R.Sne11 P.Archer, Projectionists Members of the Proiectionists' Club should be com- mended for the helpful services they give voluntarily to the faculty and students in making class movies possible. They devote several hours each week to the opera- . tion of the movie machines, and endeavor to improve their knowledge of movie proiectors. Mr. Burns, their advisor, familiarizes them with the use and care of this equipment. 52 ' ' ., .. W .Ti . , . sf .' 'PERF P-.TF1',.!-A i-1-1: 'xox -- 51521 0.1 Hjo . 0 Yr 6.6609 113 the C ot flrf-,tm QRS J A. wait Tea. Library Club The Library Club, this year as in previous years, has rendered valuable service to Bata via High School students and to Miss Mildred Weber, advisor. Among their varied duties are taking attendance, charging and discharging books, and giving noteworthy assistance to book lenders. They also make out the many overdue-book Fines and reserved-book notices, which we are all guilty of receiving numerous times dur- ing the year. They have fun, tool A very successful Christmas tea was held, and a picnic in June cli- maxed the year. The library also has colorful book displays and showcases. Sezer Gokhan this year has made several posters for these library displays. The club invited Andy McWain, our AFS Summer Student, to speak to them on his summer activities in Germany. This talk proved very inspiring and interesting. This year's officers were Linda Plowe, president, Valeria Zalat, vice-president, and Nan- cy Bloom, secretary. NDING B K 'awski A Wierzbicki A King S Maxon D . ' X 'V-. X .,, . .Fx im- A X -. X X X R , XE A 7,,r,y:r. SEATED: M,He1mer, N.B1oom, L,P1owe, V.Za1at, S,Pontius. STA : . ul , . , . . . , . . . . . . 1- Moscicki, S,Cummi.ngs, D.We11er, P,Szyma.nski, C.Pu1v1no, P.Bl6gB,Sl6W1CZ, R,F1ad1e, C.Ferra.ra, L,Bannett, J.Martyr1, S.Kro A-.ve I 1 l f T 53 .Vi nl T fe ff - ROW ONE: B,Wamer, G,CorcimigLia. I.Pacin0. I.Tibero. I.Piacente, C,Dixon, J. Wallace, S.Vonada, S.Tibero, V.Sikorsk.i. I.Pat.ri, J.Ma.tsha11. ROW TWO: I.Linck, S.Wi1son, M,Stah1er, L,Macrae, G.C1at1in, J,Norton, S,Sanbom, K.Rice, V.Norton, A.Sremer, C.C1af1in, K.Bu'd, I,Ba.r- suk. ROW THREE: N.Sciacca, D,E11s, B.Jordon, E,Macrae, M.Kowa1ski, A.Noack, C,Knower, B.We11er, W,Pott1e, A,Schaefer, I,Lenz, D.L1p- pert, C.Schwe,iger, R.Upson, J.P1atman, S,Emery, P,Sa.wdey. ROW FOUR: J.Bird, G,Gave1, I.O1dsen, F.Cia.nfril1i, I.Ward, H,Triet1y, G,Smir.h, C.Cobb, A.Jenks, S.Corcimig1ia., I,Long, T,Cobb, J,Huth, G,Churchi11, ROW FIVE: A.Smith, B. Kline, I.Siebert, 1.1-Iottois, R,Burdene, P,Did- get, D.Gannon, C,Bowen, D.Rogers, T,Babcock, J.Chapman, Lkogers, W.Bundrock, A,Sciacca, Band ties. The band is composed of students selected from grades 7-12. It meets twice weekly and is under the able direction of Mr. Crook. Last summer the band received several awards for marching at parades throughout the summer. This fall they played at all home football games and participated in the city parades. After diligent practicing all winter they presented a lovely spring concert and participated in the County Festival. Throughout the year they layed at assemblies. The officers were Alren Jenks, presidentp Paul Didget, vice-presidentp Judy Huth, secretary-treasurer. dv Tuba Duet: C.Bowen, D. Gannon. Brass Ensemblcg W.Brundrock, A,Sciacca, A.Smith, B,K1ien, I,Siebert, The band brought color and life to several school and community activi- -. T ,1 1 i, L 1 ROW ONE: J.DuRei, C.Too1ey, A,Ca11ahan, P,Ire1and, A,Steiner, W,Ienks, K.Pies, N.Kriner, I.McBride, S.Sanborn, K,Rice, ROW TWO: P,Ma- rone, J.Marsha11, K.Co11ido, D.Davis, L.Macrae, D.Pa1mer, M.O1dsen, Llohnson, E.Wagner, D.Geh1ex't, M.Pa.1mer, C,Churchi11, K.Owen, A.Smit.h, V.Nonon, J.Hut.h, ROW THREE: Llvlarshall, Mr. Dilmore, D.Smith, J.Roberts, I.Stee1e, H.Craig. J.O1dsen, W,Bundrock, A,Jenks, D,Upson, C. Schweiger, B.Klein, I,Siebert, I.Chapman, J.Rogers, G,Churchi11, Orchestra The Senior Orchestra consists of students talented in the field of instru- mental music. It provides them with the experience of playing together and trains students interested in a musical career as well as a musical avocation. The orchestra participated in the winter concert at John Kennedy School, and the spring concert at BHS on April 26th. The orchestra is directed by Mr. Dilmore. STRING QUARTET Practice! Practice! Practice! B 5 , I I WUI 'uul H P.Ireland, A.Slei.ner, D.Smith, C,Churchil1. T ' S T 55 f ,Auf 5 2 , Q? -- ',.,,g4::s2 -J ,I Uwfmav ROW ONE: B.Young, B.Sanborn. ROW TWO: E.Osbom, G.Morith, ,T.Pa.cino, C,Johnson, I.Magee, ROW THREE: I,Meyer, B.Norris, R. King, E,Munger, ROW FOUR: R,Wood, M,Pastecki, S,Kro1da.rt, M.Mu1cahy, P. McWain, L.Gringer, L,Buh1. ROW FIVE: M.O1sen, S.Gibson, S.Mu1- len, M,Ware, M.Sanbom, H.Osbom. Moderneffes The Modernettes this year as in previous years have con- tinued bringing their enchanting music and eye-catching beau- ty to the BHS stage. This group is composed of about 25 girls selected because of their special ability in vocal music. Un- der Mr. Owen's careful direction, they rehearse every Mon- day and Wednesday. Dressed in formals, they enioyed participating in the an- nual Christmas and Spring Concerts. They also sang before the Kiwanis Club. eats axs. Gathered around the piano. x CNW tw' at 121056 56 li 3 ' in 9: ' .D ll f:,'l Hi I 'z' 5 I' li i, rl Q ROW ONE: Llohnson, H.Mark, I.Pacino, J,Meyer, M.Pastecki, E,Osbom, A,Bartz, G.Cu1bertson, H.Pies, R,Fricker, A.Munger, R.Ste.nard I.Ear11, F,Sca1ia, I.Long, G.Kemoyer, I.Magee, C.Iohnson, L,Gringer, A,Smith, S,Mu11en, ROW TWO: B,Wel1er, R, Wood, S.Mona,ghan, S.Kr0ld3l'l. A-Callahan. S.Gibson, W.Pope, A.Soane.s, G.Cu1bertson, S.Corcimig1ia, D,Rogers, H,Triet1ey, R. Bowen, C.Schweiger, R.Up- son, D.McCurdy, M,Mu1cahy, E,Munger, R.Ki.ng, M,Ware. ROW THREE: M.Stah1er, S,Pontius, G,Morith, I.Iohnson, H.Osbom, I.Ba1liet, F,Mansuero, M,Mumford, G,C1afin, A,1enks, R,Benaxd, P.l-Iuff, S.Slone, P,McWain, I,Ba11iet, M.Davison. ROW FOUR: B.Sanborn, D. Palmer, M,O1dsen, B,Norris, I,Hofmann, M,Iohnson, M,Kowa1ski, J,Stee1e, I.Minor, J.Stickney, I,Ha1fenger, T,Babcock, D.Kenyor, P. Didget, P.Archer, R.Reinho1tz, P.Rowc1iffe, R.Sixt, L.Buhl, M,Brad1ey, M.Sanborn, A,Steiner, C horisters Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday during the seventh period the music room is the scene of diligent practicing by the BHS Choristers, under Mr. Owen's commanding beat. This selected group of boys and girls blend their voices to the vast library of music for mixed voices, thus trying to attain a permanent repertoire of great music of both past and present. The Choristers again this year soared to new heights in their eleventh annual coast-to-coast broadcast at Christmas time. ln addition to their broadcast, they participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the annual Genesee County Music Festival, and various other performances. This year's officers were Elaine Osborn, president, Dick Upson, vice-presi- dentp and Don Kenoyer, secretary. l'0gl'ClJ'YLl1l-2 THE CHORISTERS Processional: Adeste Fidelis Poverty Carol . .. ..............,,... ..... ..,. ....., R o lr em Is There a Fair In Bethlehem ..r......, ,.,.. , .,...,...,., G raves Angels We Have Heard On High , ...,. ,.... a rr. Warner A The Chris: Child ...,.........,.., ,...,..,..,... ..,,... W I1 itney n Ua1Co This Night So Holy .V 4. Dunant an 'O Co O Bethlehem ......,...,..,.,....,.. Linslead an B'0adca Christmas Is Coming ....,.,........ ...,..4..,..,..,, M ilkey st' Good Christian Men Rejoice ..... .,...,,. S haw-Parker Shepherd's Rejoice ..,..............,,.. . . ..4......... Booth ee R -1' .Lk N I .s 3 I 1 H We --1, , 'fx tal 'Q .s ,V '1 -'ff 1 .,r--- 'X-, V I -,rn I H -lg bk 31, . .,- -L.,--:' T' . ..Y.7, 2 I x ROW ONE: L.Buh1, C.Zaremski, C,A1bee, G,Morith, S,Mona.gha,n, D,E11.s, M.Pa.steck.i, E. Osbom, B. Young, B. Petronio, C,Levins, Ltviagee, ROW TWO: H. Mark, S,Fu11er, I.Koh1, S,Seag1e, I.Dickinson, I.Ba11iet, C,Johnson, M.Davison, B,Nutting, K,Pies, M,Norton, K,Vorhees, R. King, S,Ster1ing, ROW THREE: I.Stee1e, R.C1ute, N.Scia.cca., C.Smith, D,Seekins, H.Raymond, G.Pope, S.Kro1dan, I,Pacino, C.Banz, P, McWa.in, M,Mu1cahy, L,Gringer, A,Steiner, S.Bi1as, I,E1we11. ROW FOUR: B.Norris, I, Williams, H.Osbom, J.I-larvey, D.Gerhardt, I,DiMa:- tino, A.King, S.Pomius. I.Passage, C.Fitzwater, S.Burdette, C,Corbet, I.Sprague, J.Motz, I.Ba11iet, G.Richa:dson, G,Hyde. ROW FIVE: N, Kriner, N.Schoge1eff, M.Stahler, A.Cal1a,han, S.Gibson, M. Kowalski, M,01dsen, M.Sawdey, Llohnson, I.Meyer, M,Johnson, D.Wel.1er, M, Sanborn, E, Munger, D.Lasser. ROW SIX: D,Pa1mer, B,Sanbom, M.Johnson, J,Spencer, J.I-Iofmann, B,We1ler, Llohnson, R. Wood, C.Kornow- ski, S.Parker, P,Pen'y, J.Sprague, S.Mu11en, L.Cotton, M.Bradley. Girls' Choral Club Open to any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior girl, the Girls' Choral Club adds a bright note to the vocal concerts each year. Under Mr. Owen's direction, the group meets each Monday and Wednesday afternoon. Officers this year were: Gail Bidcllecombe, president, Gloria Morith, vice-president, Mary Ann Pastecki, sec- retary. The long awaited 10 minute break. its . , - 5 ,QQ ll , ,, it 1, 1 'N T , XJ iii! W 58 m 5- ,1 We 'a' iffy ROW ONE: B.Backus, I.E1we1l, L,Beecher, C.Joh.nson, L.Corton. ROW TWO: H,Raymond, S,Cummings, S,Maxon, V,Za,1ot, E, Morrow, M,Pann. ROW THREE: A.Kember, S.Dorf, A.Bezon, I.Sprague, P.Szymanski, P.Perry, I.Passage, P.Coo1ey, L,Bennett, D,P1owe, ROW FOUR: P,Didget, H,McWain, P,Huff, L,Ba.rone, Deans' Workers Th' whose service is dedicated to the assistance of our deans, is composed of senior high boys and g IS group, Filing, collecting attendance cards, telephoning and listing absentees are only some of the many duties they per- form . irls. World Affairs Club Striving to increase tolerance and international understanding is the goal of the World Affairs Club. This group sent representatives to both the Model Congress and the Model United Nations, and sponsored both the annual trip to New York City and the Student-Faculty Basketball Game. For the United Nations Children's Emergency Funp, the clu: raised nearly 5640, a new high. In addition to t ' ear these achievements, the club had several interesting ecturers I5 y . The officers this year were Robert Kwit, president, Roy Wolfe, vice-president, .lerilyn Steele, recording secre- tary, Gary Culbertson, corresponding secretary, Frank Scalia, treasurer. Mr. Day is their advisor. l E9 rm 0 C O fb C E, L5 qv. W .,.. ,Z T J V .,,.q3 S-'r . XY We -. P QI ' Jagl. , , s Q Q ,212 isp-1'-f 5112 N 1 . is 1 , . iz- 11:1 - . ' f-f,s1,i .new Q M, 5 . ,,!f- -la '-sw., h 'vs rx x . FR .Xb ...x ,fa-LZ ,,l ROW ONE: R.Sne1I, R,Wolfe, D,Norton, G.Grefrarh, D,Harms, P.Wozu.iak, F.Scalia, R,Pol.ito. ROW TWO: B,Ra,ab, J,Munger, D,Kunego, R,Harms, D.Ca.rr, W.Goodhue, P.Esperson, R.Pu1eo. ROW THREE F,Mansueto, K. Knox, 1.Carr, D.Sepi, C.Beech1er. .T.Pappa.1ardo. The Rocket Society was born out of the interests of -several students who wished to experi- . ment with rockets and propellants. This club promotes safety and a desire to pioneer in the field, 3 above all else. Having constructed an extensive launching site, which, includes an underground bunker, the club set to work planning their first public launching. A trial test was made and every- , thing went on schedule. Early in November the public saw the organization in action. The ' 7, firings were all successful, including an under-water firing. The club has been studying methods of tracking the rocket, a new type of fuel, and a parachute recovery unit. Officers included Gary Grefrath, president, Don Harms and Frank Scalia, vice-pres- identsp Donald Norton. secretary, and Paul Wozniak, treasurer. Advisors were Mr. Puleo and Mr. Richard Harms. .ff ,, I , T Bamyc II. Ten second warning. 60 w :ug -I. ,M ,Q N 'A Y- fi' 'J gif J ,J ROW ONE: M,Mumford, J.Mirior, A,Truax, M,DavLson, G,C1ai'1in. ROW TWO: V,Panzone, D.Gi11a1d, R,Grund1er, D,Sepi, RJ-iarsey, D,Bemard, ROW THREE: D.Smith, W,McGowan, S.Sanfrantello, I.Robert.s, I.Ear11, F,Mi11er, Science Club The Science Club is an organization to promote further interest in the field of sci- ence. Furthermore, it creates individual research and development for presentation before the club. The club sponsors trips to industries and organizations in our locale. Also, several members entered their own projects for com- petition in the annual Science Congress. This took place in April at the Buffalo Mu- seum of Science. Testing with a geiger counter, e' 61 4 Chemists of the future. Two members of the club, Marilyn Da- vison and Gerald Claflin, were named to honor grou in the Westinghouse Talent Search. This was the top ten percent in the national competition. Officers were Gerald Claflin, presi- dent, Alan Truax, vice-president, Marilyn Davison, secretary-treasurer, and advisors were Mr. Ryan and Mr. Byrne. -. -1, v ' l 1 . V ke- ki P01101 H., ROW ONE: W.Graves, B.Martino, A,Tenebruso, E.Mxcom, T.M1nor, C.Iohnson, T.V1n- -1 , '-, cello, T.Hough, ROW TWO: Coach Duguid, R,Cosway, J.Amico, A.Soanes, B.Powell, J Chimielowiec, J,Scarver, I.P1alman, F.Mansueto, R. Fanara, F, Mruczek. A he- ma,n's sport, Golf Last year's golf team played ten matches, meeting disaster in every one. They played LeRoy, East Aurora, and Dansville. Gaining much tournament experience during the '58 seasgagn, they should produce a top flight team in . Wrestling A new varsity sport unfolded during the win ter season '58-'59 in the fonn ofa wrestling team. The team composed largely of freshmen and sophomores, had a ten-match schedule in nine of which they fell victims of their opposition. The lone win was against the Caledonia team. The team from the State School for the Blind, Medina High, and Brockport Central were oth- Ir schools with which the BHS grapplers wres- t ed. The team progressed well throughout the season, guided by Coach Duguid and co-cap- tains Charley Johnson and Joe Amico. ROW ONE: W,Cecere, P,G1uck. ROW TWO: D.Lehmann, R.McConnon, T '31 ---- - v'vwIr ROW ONE: L.Baxone, H,McWa,i.n, R.Ca.11an, R.Upson, R.Grund1er, I.Minor, A.Trua.x. ROW TWO: S.Stone, I.Day, M. Moore, CJ-Iopper, P.Perry, S,Peck, G,Perkins, Ll-Iuth, J,Linck, C. Folger, D.Anderson. ROW THREE: P,Didget, R.Pa,rke:, R.Po1ito, R,Sixt, W.Stevens, R,Burdette, A.Jenks, D.Gi1lard, T.Cobb, I.Steele, L,Buh1. Ski Club Our B.H.S. skiers try to develop a carry-over sports skill in recreational skiing. Caught by the camera's eye, they proved victorious at the ninth annual Western New York Ski Carnival, in which our Ski Club participated at Swain, New York, on February 28, 1959. Batavia placed Fourth in the meet with additional honors going to Dick Callan who tied for fifteenth place Other innovations included a trip to Snow Ridge, Swain, Attica, and, of course, the all-important weekend at Mt. Snow in Vermont. Besides conditioning the orea slopes, the Ski Club members sponsored a successful dance in January. The officers were Allen Jenks, president, and Linda Buhl, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Day was their very enthusiastic advis or and instructor. what, tio! ix 63 .rd They c .Eff ' at Z Y . ,,N,f -Lge. fe. . ROW ONE: S.S1ivinski, R.Pa.rsons, G,Ga1liford, R.Gangemi, A.Tiberio, D.Wo1fe, J.Parsons, A,Ba.rone, T.Vince11o, D.Sepi. ROW TWO: A.Heinen1AssisnantCoachJ, R.Newlon, R. Kwit, I.Sr.ickney, R. Nichols, N.Wi1oox, T,Mi.nor, D.Rogers, M.Adarns, G.Skee1, Coach Ricci, ROW THREE: B.Maxrino, D,Norton, N.Noa.Ck. G.Smith, I.COLlghlin. A.MCWain. R.Ad3mS. F.DiSpenza Track Batavia trackmen started out the I958 season by losing to Oakfield by half a point. The bo s then went on to win their next two meets from LeRoy 70 2f3 to 38 V3 and from Albion 97 2f3 to Il If3. At the Alden Invitational, Batavia finished a strong third. Then Batavia downed Byron-Bergen 73 to 36. The Blue Devils dominated the second annual Batavia Relays by winning three of the ten relay events. Batavia also set one of the six new records which were estab- lished at this event. The trackmen won a complete victory in the Genesee-Orleans Class AAA County Meet, where they compiled 69 V2 points to LeRoy's 39 and Albion's 20 lf2. We lost a close one to Brockport, 51 2f3 to 48 lf3, to finish out the season. The l958 cindermen, sparked by co-captains Don Wolfe and Tony Tiberio, had a very good season and also showcased many valuable performers for future teams. Bob Kwit was the winner of the annual Cope-Dowd award with 60 V4 points. The team was coached by Mr. Ricci. Good pass. Tiberio and X nt wins Simi' 1 o This year's Cross-Country team had the best season of its ca- reer. The team started out by beating Perry 19 to 42, lost its second meet to Attica 26 to 31, and then came back to win with l9 points to LeRoy's 78 and Corfu's 55. In the Genesee-Wyoming Invitational, Batavia finished first over eight teams, including Attica, the only area team to beat us. At the East Aurora Invitational, our boys finished fourth out of twenty-five teams. Tom Vincello finished fifth in a field of two hundred and forty-six. To show you how tough this race was, last year's winner placed eighth. For the second straight year, our distance men won the Genesee-Wyoming Cross-Country Cham pionship at the Terry Hills Golf Course. The Cross-Country team did a superb iob in the Section 5 Championship Cross-Country Meet by finishing second to a very strong Franklin High team of Rochester. The co-captains were Dwight Rogers and Bob Nichols. Un- der the able coaching of Mr. Ricci, and his assistant coach, Al Heinen, we can look forward to many more great seasons. ROW ONE: V.Seag1e, T,Minor, R,Kwit, R. Parsons, S.Katz, I,Stickney, D.Sepi. ROW TWO: S. Sanfratello G.JerLsen B,Ma.rtino, D.Rogers, D.Adams, A.McWain, S.Peck. ROW THREE: T.Vin- cello. P,I-Ceister. I.Rdszers. A.Morse. H,McWain, M.Moore, G,Ga11iford, 4 -A 5 N ou C ross-C ountry Q 4 S- The Ia sr ,ur Tt1ey're off! Track Club Again this year, the Track Club spon- sored several fund-raising activities in sup- port of the track team. Among these were the dance after the Perry basketball game and the annual Batavia Relays. The money was used for extra track equipment and to help build a library of track films. The club is also contemplating the purchase of a camera with which to film our own track- men in action. Officers for the year were Bob Kwit, presidentp Ronnie Parsons, vice-president, Sue Peck, secretary, and Stu Katz, treas- urer. Coach Ricci was their advisor. std it ACR r - , x Q' 'TU -mxx Y '7 f ootball 1, co-captains A Under f- Dick Reinholtz and Vin A Constantino, this year's football V squad downed all opposition for the second ' undefeated season in our school's history. 0 'im Pio 11,912 I Ps 8 fe Looking back, this will be the year remem- bered for our team's record of 305 points for an average of 38 points a game, while our opponents averaged 7 The high point of the season was the sixth game when our team clinched the championship of the Western Central Football Conference by beating undefeated Corning Free Academy I8 to l3. Also the squad won the traditional game with LeRoy 47 to O, for the third straight year, to retain the Edward Reifstack trophy. Co-captain Dick Reinholtz was this year's winner of the Judd- Gouinlock trophy. Vin Constantino recieved the sportsmanship award for his sportsmanlike playing during the LeRoy game. Additional honor was placed upon our team by the election of Dick Rein- holtz and Steve Waite to the first Courier Express Western New York All-Star Football Team. This team was a tribute to the great coaching of Mr. VanDetta. ROW ONE: R.Witter, I.Minor, I.Kasmarek, B.Pastore, J.Amico, P,Chi1ano, D.Kenoyer, C.Bonarigo, S.Co1-cimiglia, P,LaBarber, P.Kruppa, C, Cobb, B.Warner, T.l-lough, B,Bemard, M,O1tmaru1, F.Mruczek, ROW TWO: Coach Duguid, Coach Bradley, V.Constantino, N.Wi1cox, R,Lam- kin, G.Meyers, D.Sikorski, R,Rei.nho1tz, R,Hunt, V.AnLinore, S.Waite, A.Fasano, R.Norris, R. Kwit, J.Peters, P.t-Iawks, P.Johnson, B. Maruno, J,Wloch, G.Smit.h, Coach VanDetta., ROW THREE: A.Gera,ce, C,Johnson, I.Fryer, B,Gra.ves, K.A1tieri, M.Co1ombo, A.Kei1, I.Berna.rd, P.Let tro, R.Powe11, L.Mosher, A.Soanes, W,Wood, I.Tubio1o, A.Sara,ceni, N,Banks, R,Bort, B.Powe11, M.Minuto, S.Ju1iano, J.Schogo1eff, I,Macon ni, N.Brenen, R,C1arke, G,Kenoyer, D,Ire1a.nd, R.R.ice. vi' -C111 W W is 175 t' gil I ROW ONE: N,Wi1cox, A.Kasmai-ek, R,Pasrore, D.Kenoyer, I,Amico, T.Hough, V.Constantino, ROW TWO: R.Kwlt, S,Waite, R, Reinholrz, P, Johnson. r? 'B In - -2: J ? Pep Johnson 'Eggs , 15 A ' ' , : . -Z..-:.',Q fi, il, T iv 1 '-A if-fy. iw f - - 'V ' Pi -ZF'-:1-.514 . 'iff '-2, 'ig : ' 1 . . , 4 1 J 1 ' .W 5 ' iw-A , , X , ,M X .1 : --- 4'-:. Y ', . E5 -F, ..w,J,., I , N: wxffgcabfi 'Stir Y... it W '73g'jZi?:fi i.?-'-'f':i'1o 1 L15 ' ' i g.'1Q-517-Ffzizfi-',K,' .fif- -iiqfaag' ,. ie ,E-ffiimi 5? ,Z -Q1 .' Q, . 1 ,gighs-'-.,-..---'gf.',:-gg,f 5-,Ju ,fa f 'g4q M Q e' r' I v v 4 nf ffl. ,Swift ,Wig f .,. 4. at y Xt f'1 .. Vin Constantine -'ffxzx F' QQ' W Dick Reinholtz NEVER DEF EATED E. Rochester 6 Brockport I2 Corning North 6 Homell 0 Wellsville 13 Corning Free I3 Geneva 3 Gary Smith LeRoy f c , Don Kenoyer 60 Batavia 34 Batavia 33 Batavia 21 Batavia 39 Batavia I8 Batavia 53 Batavia 47 Batavia xi. , -eau, Ben Martino Bob Kwit 3 A iij .i.. V if Q Norm Wilcox Jump ball. Heads Llp! Basketball This year's basketball team under the capable coaching of Mr. Cullison, had a fine season winning I2 while losing only 5. After getting off to a slow start by losing their first two game our Blue Devils came crashing back to win I0 out of the next ll games before dropping to a tough Aquinas squad. The team also had Iwo heartbreaking one point losses to Geneseo and Warsaw. The Blue Devils opened Sectional playoffs by defeating Wellsville. The quarterfinal game with Corning was scheduled to take place on March 7 at Alfred, too late for publication in the Batavian . LEFT TO RIGHT: R,Hunt, G,Tomase11i, R.P1ath, R.Reinholtz, B. Walters, N.Wi1cox, L.Mosher, S.Waite, V.Constanu.no West High Aquinas Attica Hornell LeRoy Livonia Genesee Park LeRoy Perry Park Attica Warsaw Aquinas Perry Warsaw Wellsville TH E RECORD 58 42 30 43 37 43 53 39 46 36 48 40 55 84 46 65 Sectionals 53 Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Arrested action. Another :wo-pointer, J. V. The Junior Varsity had an excellent record of 9 wins and 4 losses and displayed a good amount of tal ent. Coached by Mr. Raines, this team showed a great deal of promise for the coming season. ROW ONE: D,Ire1and, D.Lippert, G.Kenoyer. ROW TWO: T.Schoge1eff, G.Ga11iford, I,Tubio1o, J.German, K Driver, J Owen, J.Dugan. ,ff 69 767, 175 ' ' Wm V 5 , w 19-If ' Y 1-2.1, - ,J 4 .NL .A V 1 b. ,,. '--ww:-www-..:,s.m. Q mr - -- K .1 4 1. - L - ROW ONE: R,DiPizza, B.Wa1ters, R.Pastore, R.Hunt, S.Waite, J.Amico, C.Bonarigo, I.Peters, A.Kasma.rek. ROW TWO: R, Lamkin, M.DiMartino, V.Consta.mino, R.Reinho1tz, P.Iohnson, L.NlllSC3I611a, L,Sformo, A.Barone, D.Kenoyer, L.Mosher, Coach Va nDetta., Baseball The i958 baseball team had a successful sea- THE RECORD son, winning six out of eleven games. lt was ex- Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia pected that this year would be even better, as Livonia l 4 there was not a senior in the '58 group. ln the John Marshall I2 6 Section 4 playoffs the Blue Devils downed Lyons Medina 4 5 5 to l, but lost the semi-final game to Geneva West High 6 3 7 to 3. LeRoy 7 l2 The squad was co-captained by Dick Rein- LeRoy 6 7 holtz and Vin Constantino. This team under the Medina 2 6 guidance of Coach VanDetta, fought right up to Aquinas Il 7 the last out. Spencerport i 0 Livonia I 4 Aquinas 3 l Sectionals Lyons I 5 Geneva 7 3 Strike One. Concennetion at its best. Batavia Batavia Batavia Batavia G. A. A. T 1,ef n0mxx he c1otheS pi Qxxm n.bon-le co 1108551011 The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to encourage and promote interest in ath- letics for the girls of BHS. This year the G.A.A. held a Big Sister Party and a Penny Carnival. They also sponsored several sportsdays. Other projects included helping to buy a movie camera for taking pictures of football games. Officers for this year were Sue Schrader, presidentp Mary Louise Jacek, vice-presidentp and Sandy Peck, secretary-treasurerg Eva Morrow, senior representativep Irene Balliet, iunior representativep and Judy Johnson, sophomore representative. The G.A.A. was advised by Mrs. Drangied and Mrs. Lawrence. W 11 M DeFazio B Io I Tiberio D Daly S Elmore, I Carey, S.C1ark, A.Cintorino, R.Wood ROWONE:D.eer, . ,.y.. ,. .. . N.Sciacca, G.Morith, M.Pastecki, S.Peck, S.Schra,der, M.Iacek, S.Parker, S.Ster1ing, D.Cha.tt, S.Ca11an, K.Fo11et, A.Gorecki ROW THREE: I.Piacemi, S.Cummings, S.Maxon, A.Bezon, S,Peck, K. Voorhees, S.Green, S.Emery, I.Ba1liet, I.Iohnson, M.Lu11o, C Shaw ROW FOUR: E,Morrow, V.Za1at, H.Osbom, I.Reinho1tz, N.Arras, N.Schogo1eff, K.Schogo1eff, V.Vot.ry, J.TooLe11, I.Pa.ssage, A Noack Lwiegzbicld' D.M0ggicki, P,Gray, M,wi11en, ROW FIVE: I.Presberg, B.Sanborn, E.Osborn, M,Kowa1s1d, M.Sanbom, A.Calla.ha.n B Weller, L.Cotton, M.Moore, I.Sp1-agua, M,Pann, S.Smit.h, M.Hu1bert, G.Heywood, M.Stone, P.Bonarrigo. . ROW TWO: J Tlberxo ROW ONE: K. Voorhees, I.Ca,rey. J.Tiberio, S.Peck. ROW TWO: M.Jacek, M.Kowa1ski, I.Presberg, B.Sanborn, M, Moore, C,Sha.w, S,Schrader, V.Zala.t, fn F g on E' ' ' B k fb ll as e a 1 l g U-lflfl' The Basketball Honor Team ran into rough going this year. After thumping - ' A Miss Hawver's East Ridge sextette, 37-I9, Batavia lost iust as badly to Buffalo Seminary, 52-23. ln their last game, the girls lost a heartbreaker to Park School, 29-28. Mary Louise Jacek was the team's captain. The girls were advised by Mrs. r Lawrence. F 47 1 if-'J ka Str-r-r-etch I y w. 1 f x . 1 N 2 V. -,-11 LEFT TO RIGHT: S.Peck. I.Carey, S.Ca11an, C.Shaw, S.Nox-ton, S.Schrader, I,Presberg, M.Iacek, Llohnson, D,Da1y, J.Tiberio, K.Voorhees, G,MotiLh. Hockey Although the hockey season got a late start this year one exciting out-of-town game was played in which Batavia beat Corfu in an overtime. Ten girls also attended a hockey sportsday held in Batavia. Two intramural teams played regularly Thursdays and Fridays after school . The Honor Team was captained by Jane Ca rey . Student Leaders The purpose of Student Leaders is to assist the physical education teacher in handling large classes and to officiate in intramural games. This club also provides an opportunity to develop poise, initiative, self-control, and dependability. These leaders are chosen by a written test covering five different sports. The Student Leaders were advised by Mrs. Drangied and Mrs. Lawrence. Ch ROW TWO D Dal , S.Cl1a.tt, M.M00re, C.Shaw, I.Pres- ROW ONE: K.Vorhees, S.E1more, S,Peck, S.Ca11a.n, J.Carey, M.Ia.cek, D. att. : . y hm-a, E,Mm-ww, 5,scm-ader, ROW THREE: Llohnson, N.Arras, K.F011eL, A.Cimerino, K,Schoge1ef1', .cf -m-.-- - --f' :rw- E..- LEFT TO RIGHT: S.Schra.der, V.Zalat, M,Ja.cek, M.l-Iulbert, D Daly Cheerleaders Looking through the lens this year, we see that the cheerleaders have helped to keep BHS spirit and enthusiasm ata high level by holding pep assemblies and leading cheers at games. They did a fine iob, encouraging more general interest toward sports. The cheerleaders were advised by Mrs. Drangeid and Mrs. Lawrence. LEFT TO RIGHT: Llohnson, M.DeFa,zio, S.Peck, N.I-Iugaboom S Powell 74 A 1 f JUNIOR HIGH NS , S N Q 'N N Cfmfr f Y'- 'f AX ' Q--., X 'I 2.35, . 'A -XQ XI -,V 'i9x 9' f w - , ---N' ' If ff- ' it Wax xi, XXXXAXX? X XXX X XX W 7 -1 wx- , QXQ1 il, M X f lm I. lvrf f,f 1 I K , ff ff f ' I I I U I a X N9 X 91' ff ff 9 4 J x 1 Q2 K - Ji F Q, Q' ' fi 5 A Q if XXX X XXX hr ,1 - N , -Xxx Z xx fu Q 5 X X XXX 4 s . ,a ,, XX x X 3 Y W N X K J NN NW XX XXX X sg N X f ., f I I I ROW ONE: C. Sa.nborn, J,Spencer, J,McBride, Ll-Iuth, W.Net.h. ROW TWO: S.Sanborn, C.Boyd, E.Boy1e, V.Gave1. J.PuLi11ion, J.Yenson, S,Tucker, L.Fiore11a. ROW THREE: I.Case, I,Ra.ziano, I.Chmielowiec, D.Wi1liams, J.Day, I.Kennedy, C.De1P1ato, J. O. Council The Junior Organization, cooperating with the Student Council, helps in promoting the welfare of our school, inspiring, developing school ideals and training for better citizenship in our community. During the year the council has sponsored a dance. Officers of the Junior Organization were Jemie Mc Bride, president, Judy Huth, vice-president, Judy Spencer, secretary, and Kathy Birge, treasurer. 40 A meeting of the Council. OFFICERS: I.McBride, K,Am1don, J.Spencer, Ll-Iurh, ,- .Jw 5:11-, ,,7gyrv':i , 15,51-X X:i 'H ! ' - Ls ,..e -Lg. ROW ONE: R-B0l'l1mCl'. D.WhirC0mbe. J.Day, W.Ma-lk. D.Gibson. ROW TWO: D.Cohen, D.Burdette, M,Joy, BJ-Iundredmark, I.Spross, S, Pope, M.Davis, I.Hyde, K. Kruger, P,White, ROW THREE: M,Peters, D,Wi11iams, C,White, J.Wi11, L,Rowc1iffe, W,Goodhue, K,Gibson, R.Minor. Junior Historical Association The Junior Historical Association is a iunior high group whose purpose is to stimulate interest in local history. Our chapter is the Joseph Ellicott Chapter. Each Saturday afternoon the members helped out at the Holland Land Office. They also contributed items to the Genesee Valley Yorker and attended a spring meeting in Geneseo and a Jamboree at Hammondsport. The or nization was honored this year by having two of its members serving in state and zone offices: John 90 Day was president of the Genesee Valley Zone and historian of the state association, Mary Lou Davis was corres- ' ' ' ' 'cl W 't b ' - resi- ondi secretary of the zone The officers this year were John Day, president, Davn I com e, vice p P '19 - dent, Drew Gibson, recording secretary, Rachel Bommer, corresponding secretary, and Wilson Mark, treasurer. D'ctatin to th Lax . ' g 3 sem Y Ar me Ho11a.na Land office. gave l rw I gn' .. uhm e 1,2 ROW ONE: B,Renegar, N.l-Iugaboom, J,Linck, G.Churchi1l, W.Suozzi, V.Seag1e, T.Carrubba,, R.Moscicki, B,Schmidt, T,Schogo1eff, C, Johnson. ROW TWO: M,Vo1ino, B.Grasso, S.Whyman, I,Bema.rd, S,Sanfra.te11o, E.Panzone, C.Bowen, I,Chi1ano, K.Frens, L.Cohen, I, Gavel, E.Go1dberg, N.French, ROW THREE: I.Pastecki, P,Iol1nson B Smith S Conley B Hanley K Wahlstrom I Cha man B H d ed , . . , . , . . . p . . un r mark, C.Beech1er, P.Martino, M,Davis, M,Harne, K.Bird. ROW FOUR: K.Rot.h, D,Davi.s, G,Perlci.ns, I.McBride, P.Ta.rvin, D,Kosiorek, R,Mi.nor, J.Day, R.Fene11o, D.Morith, E,Macrae, C.Knower, I.Barsuk. ROW FIVE: M,Rice, R.Rice, R.Morrison, B.Lawton, H.Bx-own, W Barcomb, B.Martin, D,l-louseknecht, M,Grover, S.Kennedy. H THE RMT 7 s.cmP 'M G.C M-PNB hu! Chi xx 'Y -Ca rtubba' 3' DB3- Junior C horisters The Junior Choristers, consisting of sixty- five ninth grade students, perform in assembly programs, the Senior High Christmas Concert, and their own Spring Concert, under the di- rection of Mrs. Jankovits. Those students that qualify will go on to Senior Choristers in their 10th year. The Rhythm-aires, who have been to- gether for three years under the direction of Mrs. Jankovits, rehearse once a week and perform in the Spring Concert. lj 75' flax a r Q Q -ii 41 ROW ONE: S.Johnsor1, L.l-iawkins, C.C1aflin, S.Bostwick, J.Da1y, P.Dever, M.Iacek, J.Murphy, L.Cofran, A,Manitsas, N.Arena, F,Cerce, N. Plan, L.Decker, G.P1ath. ROW TWO: S.Spencer, M.Stevens, H,Wickman, B,Lambein, I.Powe11, I,McDona1d, S.Adams, M.Bennett, B.Konas shi, A.Pappa1ardo, M,McMahon, J.Spencer, C.Boyd, C,Chateauneuf, B.Roda. ROW THREE: I.Sren-ling, K.Kember, L.Fu11er, V.Dickenson, L. Sando, E.Rodou, F.Rotundo, J.O1tman, D.Squires, N.Swain, S.Tucker, C.K1ehn, S.Swanson, V,Peters. ROW FOUR: C.Gordon, J.Thayer, L. Voorhees, I.Min0l. I.Case, L.Mitrer1ing, D,Kro1darr, C,Churchi11, M,Fig1ow, K.Sie,1esk1, C.Nato1i, L,Mowers, R. Trout, S.Ke11er, ROW FIVE: P.Stokes, S.Bogue, L.Si.mmons, P,Ire1and, L.Chapman, L.Brown, P,Drock, P.Spencer,S.Didget, V.Norton,L,Frens, R.Smirh, D.Stachowski, B. Brown. E' hfh G d 'g e The Eighth Grade Choruses, which are under the di- rection of Mrs. Jankovifs and rehearse once a week, perform for assembly programs and the Annual Spring Con- C horuses ROW ONE: A,Steiner, L.Whyman, R,Bartz, J.Pa1adi.no, R.Morte11aro, F.Nichol.son, S.King, D.CaIr, I.MUnger, B.Wetze1, R. McBride, L.Pu1vi-DO, F.Shea. ROW TWO: L,Rowc1iffe, D.Cohen, D.Smirh, W.Ma,rk, R.Pies, A,P1atten, L.Tresco, J.Sprague, R. Pietrovito, D.Burdette, G.Land, L. Ru55g11,G'H13dek, ROW THREE: G. Maier, I.E11is, R.Sce, G,Ba1duf, S.Guarino, I.Raziano, A.Mice1i, G.Mazur, P.DiAngelo, J.Votry, D.Berna.rd H,Dick5, 1,Pagi, ROW FOUR: R,Harm.s, D.Gibson, D.Whitcombe, K,Gibson, W.Goodhue, D.King, C.Wa.ite, T.Preston, F.Spra.gue, D.Pll1C0. I. Will, R, Lxmney. rd' 'IV' ' , . ,. A 1- r zz ma ------Y M Q li i Seventh Grade C horuses The Seventh-Grade Choruses, which are elective, rehearse once a week. They perform in assemblies and the Spring Concert under the direction of Mrs. Jankovits. The swelling ranks of the Seventh Grade Girls' Chorus have burst all bounds--the bounds, at least, of picture identification. When it was belatedly discovered that l'l5 girls would face the camera, the yearbook dummy iust could not be changed to give these choruses separate pages. lt was, there- fore, necessary to omit the identification for these pictures. We're very sorry. , , C EK AND S J - 1 ,x ,, UU 4- e ag 0. M 1,. ,,, Classes U V U Xaax K- XX V T -1- This section of our annual yearbook is set aside to show more of the curricular side of school life and of those who serve our Alma Mater in its every day activity. Without the service of the cafeteria staff, the ianitorial staff, the health and main office staffs, Batavia High could not function. This year emphasis was placed on what is being done in different classes, both socially and in- dividually. All this was made possible by our small friend, the lens. American History: The map as a. visual aid. Mathematics: Everybody works. 82 World History: Panel discussion, Trigonometry: Learning to use the transit English: Projects ofthe past. H-W!!-,QI 7'3'Z N'7' , 4 . X -N , or-gf' i .ikkit 1,, 1 Homemaking ll: Making their own clothes. Metal Shop: The various skills. 1 , x. jf ,5f,.' ii, av English: Writing social notes. -.143 D ' 7 ,' I f 1: Xl -X V..V H , . , L1 ' 1 A. 1 KJ X! 4 1 A ...L all 'A Z mv-' -.. '-.' , - HK 5.532 f ,f . ., I I Foods Class: The art of cookery, ,? Junior High Shop: At the drill press. I :Xl ffm' Fl? 1' 7 1-on 'Q English: Projects of the past. English: Writing Social notes' Hivfnii i'P x . Q Jug' b Q ' W 0 av A1 H 6' . M -14,4 1 'Q v g' -, , .lv 4 W. . f-mo r K5 K ,li r - 'XFXWL 'i 'A . V fffvl I , .4 I VI, , 4 N P4 N, 1 H' ,,,:.Z,A 4 2 , - 'QE 5 , ' if -4 or h gr T2 's Homemaking II: Making their own clothes. Foods Class: The art of cookery, Metal Shop: -1-he va,-ion, skins. Junior High Shop: Ar the drill press. 83 1 w ' Q 1 L 4 1 1 A I ,1 E .A 4 Tha,t's our gal! seniors? Swing boy, swing! i iff 1 . , 2: V E V ' 0 1 I f n . , f .. , I . 'f - si V -, 4-.K ' ,jig f V . 4 2 f 'iff 7 f3771fQ'??i:f'1 x P5 ii -v- f':M fav: , f,1,:,. f.:f' Aw, . gag, 2 ',1,:Ej:'P' frggm,-H Wir: ', 3: Q455L?ifj5av'2,g:g5Sr,,.-., :Q w ,-ymz1f- -f-' 4.--wg-ngervf 1- .1 vii... .wi 1:--f. -Q - . O',,-f,1.vf5'Msfnf,y:+gf'vfi'f1l i,3r .f1fI.fT+M ' T V . -' -11 . W- :wg :7. ':TTLe' 'v?5Q4 'f '-'PE' -iv-2f1?v lifia. fra p5gb1'JJfg5',-'Y2f-- aw- .se 2,'.. -1 K-r: g 1 rv -TF-1:1 april t: ,V ,Ll ,jM,,q1,,3,,.Y,,4,,wi.,VM ,'-M53 Q-, ,,,W,.. W, A , , a . f 1 x-75 M -'zaikfgfv-LLVE HAI! 5'4bgi E ' , 1: -: wsmlva-V i,',Q,,',.g.?2,-'ij '1 M f- J ,. ss- mf' gf 5 , , . ,y ',,.,f,4g..! Q21 155.-pf' 5,5-L, .f-1- . . A- Q- V. Hall, han, the gang's all here! J A if-j,.,4 , -,:fgAf.3Q3133-2535?ff145gf,ffl,3'53jjj-16535 Dorm flu! Q A ML we Bumpsy, daisy! La gumodne' Don't work too hardl 1 5 . x Q. F , t - X .xl , 6 Voodoo. Smile PYBWY! Hiho, Silver! ,I AA, y A K A A , 1 -1 i 1 1 ? ' ,af ,V V f- ' ' -. Q, ' 3--- r , .-nv' if?-vw ' 4 f 1 - '1 'r 1 - ' nf. e ,,,2,rf1 V. 2 5, , f..! .zfajgg , im.. 1' 5 ,.4'. l , ,: fi gzf'-'1 ' ' ,V e , 1., ,egi,W, f1 gf4, ff? , .Qs Rise and shine! Second childhood! Ye ole Pic staff. Contemplatkm.