Cheektowaga Junior Senior High School - Centorial Yearbook (Cheektowaga, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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We raised money by sponsoring a dance, selling refreshments at basketball games and getting extra ads and patrons The staff would like to express their gratitude to their advisor Miss Sopata who has done so much to promote this organization First Row M Filipski C Kaminski T Giambelluca M Panek Second Row C Wohlfard F Gittere B Galinski B Wopdylak Thurd Row E Popp K Gervase C Murray Fourth Row D Urshel I Petroci S Salva R Ruschmann C Stachurski Fifth Row N Favara S Pierce D Shumaker P Pelczynski B Hershey D Gillette Miss B Sopata J Zochowicz S Benz M Murowski D Gillette J Ambramowski .Lb Aft Uv ct PI E L06 STAFF OFFICERS Advisor Miss Sopata Editor Charlene Kaminski Co-Editor , Marlene Panek P1- Art Editor , Melanie Filipski Co-Art Editor , Torn Giambelluca Business Manager Frances Gittere 5 Editorial Manager , Betty Galinski Advertising ,, Barbara Wojdylak Patrons , Carol Wohlford , L i , , ll , l' l l X 1 1X ,Q fs' Left to Right: Carol Wohlford, Barbara Woidylok, Betty Galinski, Frances Giftere, Melanie Filipski, Tom Giambelluca, Marlene Panek, Charlene Kaminski. 3 DEDICATIO ,,W,,,,N,W3b32 ewfee-ff et-ep W ny f LX-,J fd! SQA MISS STEPH We the Sensor Class of 1959 are proud to dedncate our Pme Log to the late Mvss Steph a grade school teacher who taught the second grade She also was an actrve member of the Parent Teachers Association Due to her Illness she left teachmg on December 2 1957 She worked wlth us laughed with us and helped us nn some way never expecting any credut lt IS no wonder that we wnsh to grve her a lnttle recognntuon We the graduates know and feel deeply un our hearts that Miss Steph could never be forgotten by us 4 1 '53, V H ly '59 lf A ' l lQ ' la 1 23 Zh Q' S sts, A- s, -ex MESSAGE iE33S2'iB3SSQ'siBi3S5'.L fam J 59950 L DR BOGGAN The pages of thus book wall enable you to recall experlences friends and lncldents of your school days The yearbook tends to become more precvous and valuable wnth each passung year We the faculty have been very proud of the accornplushments of our graduates We know the class of l959 wnll continue the splendid record of achnevements whach characterrzes students from Pune Hull To our graduates we offer heartuest congratulatuons and best wushes for a successful future 5 39- 6328? -8299 'ix Q5 we sl .es , as fav fs 65 l '35 be A sl ls lee, fa, yo QS g gn lm Q, SG, all SECONDARY SUPERVISOR Mlss Bertha Douer Q Mvgwfff wail? -M N A--X, lw VW, f - 5 , Rug. Man, , , . , X .J 3' . 1' Y! ,, .fu-z,-rf A13 ., if A fsfgffgiff 'IJ -Fra 1 14- - 'R ff ll.- 1-'M . f . ff R ' fimxsz QM? ia? 1,553 GRADE C0 ORDINATOR Mass Freda Klump ADULT EDUCATION DIRECTOR Mr Patruck Hartnett -Hwy? CHIEF CUSTODIAN Mr George Pomerhn ' -aw, , I , I 1' .1-EA., , 4 I 'WL ,, Jw' , my 4 rv, . ,Aw JU IOIR HIGH F .JW Furs! Row M155 F Legnersku Mass D Boker Mr K Webster Mass I Gruszko Mass M N Q, Roan Second Row Mass M Long Mrs E Swusf Muss R Turton Mrs R Wnsher Miss I Stochowncz SENIOR HIGH FACULTY x First Row: Mm R Mc Erma Mre B Mc-Hmm Mr I Dcrrwf Mr D Frazer, Mr I GOES Second Row: ,Mfr PL-Grd Un- If S Ucfc M' P H: v1?1 Mr E Cwicry Mr J SI5rIer Mr T Obork, Mr L Wh0Icn Mugs N Arc 8 . .,1 ? lj 1 ss 5 1 . A A1 4-. N . 4? 5 Eg - 2 'Q A R Lx 3 , , F 4 A - J Wa- A x 63 g ' ky 4 i ' if ' 1 E l Nx 51' Uv' -ff' .,. 'v z - w-, 4 ?' ygppw, , .,-- , vffff iff' ' ,,,,,.,,y,,,,,, f' L P: ms f 4, : 5 E i 1? 45? ' A Q L I , J :43'? f ' ,ff 41 5 ff J MJ., ..,.q. 5 WM, C ASS HISTDRY On the seventh of September l955 suxty freshmen approached the toll gate whnch would eventually lead them down the long hlghway to graduation After getting the nec essary equrpment we paud our toll and began the furst lap of our gourney In order to unsure the safety of the group we carefully elected our offncers President Roger Mayne Vuce Presrdent Dave Nnxon Secretary June Dormann and Treasurer Me lanle Frlupska Mrs Hammond Mrs Mernan and Mr Hartnett were rnvlted to come along as advusors Our actuvutues durung the fnrst port of our trap were Iumuted A skatlng party was our only socual event After a brlef stop durlng whuch our group Increased we contnnued on We elected as of flcers Roger Mayne President Sandra Ko nrcku Vice Presldent June Dorman Secretary and Marne Cwrklunsku as Treasurer Under the capable leadershlp of the same advlsors we undertook the sellung of rlbbon candy whnch proved to be a bug success To brughten the drab wlnter scenery we held our Sophomore Hop As Juniors our lourney became more dlf fncult yet more nnterestlng as we strove to cross the hugh brrdges which appeared before us To guude us over the rough parts un the road we elected offucers Davud Nrxon Pres: dent Rlchard Sullnvan Vlce Presudent Patrncua Brhr Secretary and Judlth McFarland Treas urer and we retauned the same advnsors One of the hughlrghts of thus part of our trap was when we recesved our class rnngs We also sold ribbon candy un order to finance our tra dutlonal Junuor Prom ln the sprung of the year To brughten the summer we stopped off at Sandhurst and had our Junnor plcmc Flnally we approached the la t bend In uatlon To lead us to that ultimate goal we have chosen John Hubert for Presldent Dorothy Schroeder for Vlce Presldent Sandra Eckel for Secretary and Pat DlNunzuo for Treasurer Mrs Hammond Mrs Mernan and Mr Whelan were our tnnal odvlsors The two Important events were Sensor Day and the Sen lor Ball Now at last we have reached our destination As we look back over the four years of our gourney many unforgettable memories come to our mlnds We shall never forget them MJ 5 1 ,gd-ri -1 1-f ,Rib I I 1 I S I Q I I' , 1 I . . n I 1 ' , ' ' . I 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' the road. Just around the next turn lies grad- ' I I , - ' - I 1 . I l . I , . . h 1, ' ' J 2 f I - A 1 - . I ' , I rw ' 3 9 X ,J ' I 'F s - TS- Y f - Tn: 12 SANDRA LEE ECKEL Freckle Secretary Class of l959 Secretarsal Bussness A cheerful smsle talkatsve and frank a wsnnsng smsle on that you can bank GAA l 4 Ssgma Gamma Theta 2 4 Band l 2 Art Club l PATRICIA ANN DINUNZIO Ds Nunsks Treasurer Class of l959 Secretarsal Bussness So sts a hermst you want to be eh? Home Economscs l, GAA l4, Psne Torch 3, Sigma Gamma Theta 3, 4, Chorus l, 2 I3 JOHN HUBERT Jack Pressdent Class of 1959 College Entrance Art He s got the angel sn hss smsle but the devsl sn hss ways Scsence Club l Sensor Shop Club 2 Basket ball l Track l4 Sensor Student Councsl 3 DOROTHY SCHROEDER Dottse Vsce Pressdent Class of l959 General Bussness A blush ss a vsrtue A I4 Sensor Student Councsl l Cheerleader 2 Chorus I4 Baton Twsrler 1 4 Vsce Pressdent 3 Chaplasn 4 ss ss . s s . . ,,, . I . I - I s I ' A - ss . ss -M G.A. . -5 ' ' -4g s x n. Q ' 1 -1 . 7' l, 2, Tumbling Club 4, Sigma Gamma Theta IJ! ,, s s - ss ss ,, . . 1 I . . . ss . . . -5 ' -I V s I - ' II ' 'll 5 ss - s . ss , . ROBERT J ANDRZEJEWSKI Bob Fme Arts Qulet shy a nlce klnd of guy Football l Shop Club l PATRICIA ANN BIHR Pee Cee College Entrance A tnmnd lady In black quuet to be exact G A l4 Student Councal l 2 Cheerleading l 2 Class Secretary 3 Photography Club 2 Slgma Gam m Theta I4 Home Ec l JOSEPH A. BECK oe General Busnness lf at fnrst you dont succeed try and try and try Track I NANCY L BENDER Nan College Entrance Sclence Dont we get anythmg but a da ploma7 Student Councnl l 2 4 Art Cl b l Honor Basketball Teams l 2 Photography Club l Tumblmg Club GAA LEONARD BRZEZINSKI Lenny PAUL E BLASZYK Pau College Entrance Hus personality makes up for his shortcornlngs College Entrance Never let your studies interfere wuth your homework Football 3 Track l Shop Club I 2 Audlo Vnsuall 2 JUDITH BURKOT Dimples Art Course Her heart pines for only one ROBERT CHARVOT O Art Course The quiet ones make the most noise Bas etball l 2 4 Track 4 P to Club 4 lntramurals l4 Gamma PATRICIA DEMBLEWSKI a College Entrance A happy smile that's been with us for only a while. Transferred this year from Holy Angels Academy. 3 THOMAS DONOHUE Tom College Entrance His bark is bigger than his bite. Sigma 2-4g Football l-4g Basketball 2, 45 Baseball l-Ag Track l-4g Volley- ball 2, 45 Co-Ed Bowling l-4g Photo Club 2, DAVID M CHOOPS Dave Industrial Arts Pint size dynamo 5 etball l 2 Sh p Club l 2 tramural Sports l 4 Bowling l 2 JUNE DORMANN June College Entrance ln many sports she does excel and has a merry heart as well. , .A. l- j - g B n - 5 Tumbling Club l-45 Cheerleading - g wl'ng - g C 5 , , 15 i,l T JOANNE DUERR Jo .lo General Buslness Happy and cheerful she ll grve you an earful Transferred last yeor from South Park WAYNE EVELO Butch College Entrance Boys wlll be boys but Wayne wrll be Wayne Baseball 3 Bowlrng 3 Basketball 2 Q'- MARIANNE DUKIET Max College Entrance Partrcular but sweet always neat MELANIE FILIPSKI Me College Entrance One of the faithful souls always at the too of the honor roll GAA l 4 Pune Log 2 4 Chorus oto Club l 2 Class Otflcer RONALD ELECZKO Wlmpy College Entrance Quuet and attentive rs thus boy s In Centlve KAREN GERVASE Karen College Entrance The beauty of her eyes captures mens slghs Delta l 4 Class Secretary 4 GAA l 4 Offlcer 3 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Photo Club 3 Band l 2 Chorus l Pune Log 4 Tumblrng Club 3 4 FRANCES M GITTERE Fran General Business Witty lively humorous gal to any one an extra swell pal Sigma G l 4 Stu en Council l Chorus l Nursing Club 2 Pine Torch 3 Pine Log 4 PATRICIA ANN HARRIS Cookie Secretarial Business That bright look of gladness has never a trace of sadness Homemakmg Club I ROSEMARY GORCZYA Rosie Secretarial Business Quiet and fine,a friend of yours and mine. Nurses Club lg Homemaking Club l. LEONARD HOJNICKI e0 College Entrance Toll is the Sire of fame Gamma Pi Theta 3 4 'l7 ROBERT HARING ish Industrial Arts No woman in my life says he its the free bachelor life for me Track I 2 LINDA HOLTYN Linder College Entrance A sweet little gurl with a heart like a pearl ta l 4 GAA l 4 Photo l 2 Student Council 3 Home Eco nomlcs Club l 2 wifi def NANCY CAROL JACKOWSKI Noncne College Entrance Pataent and stnll full of good wnll Newscaster 4 GAA 4 Transferred from St Marys Lancaster 3 PATRICIA JAWORSKI Pat Secretarial Business Always happy, always gay having fun the living day Home Economvcs Club l2 GAA l 4 Pune Torch 3 4 Chorus SANDRA KONICKI Sandy Secretarnal Busuness Pretty and smart she captures your heart Photo Club 2 GAA I4 Offucer 4 Student Councll l 4 Class Offncer 2 Pune Torch 34 Homemaknng Clu l THOMAS D MARCYNSKI Marzy lndustrlal Arts A lnttle nonsense never hurt any one Baseball 2 4 Basketball 2 4 F ot ball 4 Student Councll 4 Gamma Frat 3 4 Photo Club 2 Shop Club 2 CHARLENE KAMINSKI Charlie Secretonal Busmess She slghed at many loved but one GAA l 4 Photo Club l Nursnngl Chorus l Pune Torch 3 Pune Log 4 Slgma Gamma Theta l 4 ROGER W MAYNE Rog College Entrance No one knows what he can do tlll he mes rt Football l4 Basketball I4 Track 24 Closs Presldent I2 Sr ma Frat l 4 Offucer 3 4 Photo Club 2 Volleyball 2 4 JUDITH MC FARLAND Judy College Entrance Temperamental as she can be a fnne gurl to know IS she GAA l 4 Student Council l 2 Delta 2 4 Art Club l Class Offxcer 3 L ANNETTE MICHALSKI Tom Secretarual Busnness I can laugh and dance and slng why l can do anythung Home Economucs l Bowlmg Team 2 RONALD MIODUSZEWSKI Reggae College Entrance I never let my studles mterfere wlth my educatnon CAROL MOHR Seymour Secretarual Busmess Always friendly happy and gay we really thunk that she s OK Nursung Club 2 3 Home Ec Club l Pune Torch 34 GAA l AUDREY NAPIERALSKI Alfalfa Fme Arts She IS both klnd and true Sngma l 3 Tumblung Club 2 Photog raphy Club 2 Chorus l2 GAA RONALD G NEUBAUER Ronnue Commerclal Arts A mce unpartlcular man Football 34 Tack l4 Basket ball l Sugma Frat 3 Photo Club 2 ROBERT NIEZGODA Franz College Entrance Laugh and the world laughs with you seball I 2 ball Basketball I 2 Track 2 3 Sigma Frat 3 4 Photo Club 2 Bowling I 4 Audio Visual Club 2 SANDRA PETERS Sandy General Business Diamonds are a girl s best friend. Basketball I-4' Student Council 3' G.A.A. I-4' Sigma Gamma Theta I-4' Bowling 2. PATRICIA ANN PELCZYNSKI Pelsy Fine Arts Her laugh is contagious Transferred from Villa Maria Acad rn 3 GAA Pine LO Student Council 4 Sigma Gamma Theta 3 4 RICHARD POHLMAN Dick College Entrance Men of few words are the best ones, Shop Club I' Art Club I' Art Club I-3' Photo Club 3' Science Club I, 20 JOHN PERRINE Jack College Entrance You can t succeed if you never try Football I 4 Baseball I 3 Track I 2 Basketball I 2 Sigma Frat 2 4 Pine Torch 2 3 Hobby Club I DANIEL F. RYPYSC Danny College Entrance The power of thought is the magic of the mind. Football 2-3' Baseball 2-3. CAROL ANN SCHNEIDER Carol Secretarial Business A merry heart goes a long way G A A 2 4 Chorus 2 3 Nurses Club 3 Pine Torch 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 DONNA SHUMAKER Donna To know her once is to remember her always. G.A.A. l-4' Pine Log 2-4' Chorus l' Delta 4' Photo Club l-2. JUDITH A SCHNURSTEIN Schnur College Entrance Why worry lifes too short GAA 34 Pine Torch 4 JOSEPH P. SLUPSKI oe College Entrance A friend to all who know him. Photo Club 25 Student Council l-45 Football 35 Track 2-35 Sigma Frat 3-45 Bowling 3. PATRICIA ANN SCOVILLE Pati Secretarial Business Though short not so quiet can cause a small riot Sigma Gamma Theta 2 4 Band l 2 A 4 Pine Torch 3 um bling Club 3 4 RICHARD SULLIVAN Sully College Entrance Full of fun and wit is he always merry as he can be. Class Officer 3' Band l' Football 2-4' Basketball l-2' Track 2' Base- ball l-4' Photo Club 2' Audio Visual Club 2' Bowling Team 3-4' Student Council 4. .4- 15 DENNIS WAGNER Denny Industrial Arts A flashy smile and a sly manner. Shop Club l-2. JOANNE WISCAMP Josie College Entrance Always smiling never blue to be sure Josie thats you Nursing Club 2 Baton Club 2 G A A 24 Newscaster 3 4 Delta 2 4 Basketball 2 3 MARY ANNE WALKOWSKA Smiley General Business Always friendly, always gay, having fun the Iivelong day. Tumbling Club 3-45 Pine Torch 35 G.A.A. 2-4. CAROL WOHLFORD Carol Secretarial Business Bewitching beguiling gay always friendly an a pleasing way ta l 4 GAA l 4 Pine Sr Student Council 3 Pine Torch 3 Tumbling Club 3 4 Officer 3 K CLAUDIA WAWRZYNIAK Claujo Secretarial Business Another of these red headed gals. A well timed giggle from her never ai s GAA 24 Homemaking 2 Photog raphy Club 2 Pine Torch 3 Of ficer 3 WALTER WURM Wurmy Industrial Arts If lm not there walt for me Baseball l 3 CAROLE JEAN ZIELINSKI Chucky Home Economics Potuence us the best remedy for CONRAD C ZARANSKI Chuef College Entrance Knowledge us better than ruches Photo Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Science Club 3 every trouble Horne Ec Club 2 SENIOR ADVISORS MRS ELVIRA HAMMOND MRS BETTY MERNAN MR. LAWRENCE WHELAN 23 RICHARD ZOLDOWSKI Ruch College Entrance Men of few words are the best PRC PH ECY ln the year I969 of thus new modern age we boarded a rocket shup from Annette Muchalskus Rocket Ways and prepared for our trup around the Unuted States un eught munutes Locatung our old class of 1959 creat ed a problem untul we came upon a newspaper guven to us by our stewardess Audrey Napueralsku Glancung through the pages our eyes fall upon a gossup column wrutten by none other than Bob Charvat ln ut we notuced an artucle about Madame Carol Mohrs Seance Parlor so we decuded her help would be neces sary un locatung the rest of the class Upon ar ruval at her parlor we were amazed to fund Leonard Brzezunsku as the maun receptuonust He led us unto Madame Mohr s parlor where we gazed unto the crystal ball for all the need ed unformatuon Then we were on our way' We traveled quuckly to the sught of the old school and found ut was converted unto a Sulhouette and Body Beautuful Studuo owned and operated by Pat Pelczynsku Judy Schnur steun Duck Pohlman and Jack Hubert From here we ventured to the new school where we found Conrad Zaransku drullung hus team very hard un preparatuon for the new football schedule Comung up the walk was the old famuluar quartet of John Perrune Jerry Hopers Don Cuacuuch and Don Garrow stull strugglung for theur duplomas Goung unto the cafeterua for a bute to eat we found Nancy Bender who had just taken over as head duetucuan accept urug an order of potatoes from Don Rypyse s farm After funushung our lunch we encount ered the uanutor Ruchard Zoldowsku cleanung the maun hall Travelung to the North un our shup spotted Bob Nuezgoda hurung retured beavers for hus axe less lumber camp On a nearby ruver we saw Lunda Holtyn practucung her water skuung among Bob Harung s trauned fush From here we traveled Westward to Dusneyland where we found Judy McFarland s trauned dog act featurung pepper ' In the same show was Carol Wohlford yodelung her way to success Takung a rude on the boat un Adventureland we notuced Dennus Wagner and Bob Andrzeuewsku workung as guudes Back to our shup agaun and we re off to Hollywood There we found Sandy Konucku paradung among the Muss Unuverse contest ants Enterung a top recordung studuo we heard Charlene Kamunsku and Walter Wurm sungung a duet entutled That Old Gang of Mune How ut brought back memorues' Our next stop was Las Vegas where we found Sandy Peters the proud owner of the Sulver Slupper Casuno Workung hard we saw Pot Demblewsku head barmaud and Ron Neu bauer bartender We then decuded to waut for the floor show In the chorus lune we spotted the old famuluar faces of Joanne Duerr Pat Harrus Fran Guttere and Pat Jaworsku Claudua Wawrzynuak was also employed there workung as laugh prompter for the top bulled comeduan Ron Eleczko Next we decuded to vusut the great wulds of the North where we found Wayne Evelo un charge of feedung the fush at the Alaskan Zoo And umagune usung a hook and lune too' We also stopped and watched the per formance guven by Len Hounucku s trauned leeches and MaryAnn W a l k o w s k a s punk rabbuts As we came upon New York Cuty we found ourselves un the mudst of an accudent Rosemary Gorczyca was hut by a P T Boat whule durectung traffuc On the puer we found an ambulance druven by none other than Patu Scovulle who always was a careful druver Followung ut to the hosputal the case was receuved by Dr June Dormann and Nurse Duck Sulluvan who had receuved hus educatuon as a result of a Regents Nursung Scholorshup . - , I - ' ' II ll , . . ., . I . T I . . . , 1 . , - , - , . , . . . . v - - Il I - . . . ,, . . , I ' I . , . . . . ' 1 I ' . . , . I I 1 ' l - 1 ' - , . 1 - I I I ' I 1 1 ' - . 1 . . . Q - 1 'I ' . I - 1 1 I ' 1 . , . 1 . I - . I I ' ' , we I . - I I ' 1 CONTINUED Now we re off to Floruda' Scoutung among the reefs we spotted Roger Mayne the unter natuonally famous deep sea duver Nearby we found Karen Gervase rausung baby allugators Watch out Rog' Our next stop was Texas and who do you thunk we found? Tom Donohue of course drullung teeth Seems Tom thunks there s more money un the dentustry busuness than un drull ung oul wells ln the wulderness of the plauns near Dallas we duscovered Tom Marcynsku aluas Tex Iassoung a pruze steer raused and In our rocket we happened to turn on our raduo beam when to our surpruse the deep barutone vouce of Joe Beck come through Seems he s an N B C news commentator now Then came the commercual guven by Dottue Schroeder advertusung a leadung tooth paste Smule Dottue' Headung Northward to Boston we came upon the largest buuldung we had ever seen On landung we duscovered ut was a Boston Bean Factory owned and operated by Paul Blaszyk and Ron Muoduszewsku Much to our S surpruse we saw Nancy Jackowsku walkung her truplets around a Magnolua Garden planted by Sandy Eckel head gardener un the Boston Common Standung on a corner un a small town West of Chucago we saw Joanne Wuscamp sellung wueners and her partner Dave Choops sellung rolls ln a nearby busuness furm takung shorthand for executuve Melonue Fulupsku were Carol Zuelunsku Pat Du Nunzuo and Carol Sch neuder Travelung back to Buffalo we decuded to un the great metropolus of Buffalo Standung un front of Neusners we spotted Judy Burkot sellung popcorn whule MaryAnn Dukuet dem onstrated the ancuent hula hoop' Pat Buhr came strollung down the walk just then Seems shes the proud owner of Harvey and Carey now Harvey and Buhr Travelung back to our shup we feel weary but happy that we have once agaun seen our old classmates and duscovered just how much can happen un ten years' bred by none other than Donna Shumaker. visit the Old Thru-WOY Plaza, now very tiny 7 ' A 1 21-TA DX Q 25 im-, , :W 5 1:5 - wx . '71, v NZM: Q - 'ggtmv-w,,M,,,,,,,A,.A,,,... ,T I- ,, . ww---f M' M .gag-QQM.. -JH f wx 5 XX M f 1, 7 X 1 , X X Jlldclf o fr JU DRS The class of 1960 got off to an excmng start when we chose our class offucers Next we selected our class rnngs under the guudance of our odvusors Mrs McBr:de Mnss Sopata and Mlss Roan Lookung back on an eventful year we remember the Junnor Prom as we saw the kung and queen crowned The Junror Prorn was not our only actrvnty and whale our boys won honors nn basketball football track and baseball the gurls took part nn G A A We re a proud class and we hope we contrnbuted somethmg to the honor of our school Now we are one step from graduatuon and we would luke to wlsh the class of 61 as much success as we had HOMEROOM 56 First Row S Salva M Neubauer R Rushmann S Benz F Dubuel C Lugsdln Second Row M Mergler D Dentmger B Galunskn M Beard J Czerwlk S Morelle R Kenneth D Boshler C Puetrowskl M Ersenhauer Third Row A Mngo R Kosnukowskr M Flscher A Napleralsku, K Zarajczyk, D Fulnppr, P Pawlak, K Fssch, C Burzynskl, J Butlak, R Jamk ' 1 Q. , V!! Shkx-f offs, iff rv!! MLM 'CJ-'V R- 'Lf M51-1 I . , . l I I I I . , . . Il II ,. YL 'iff cd ' . ' A, l J .J v Xb' - X5 1 ig, , Q . 4 , q 4, -1 mi J ,Jr UV Ke - JV 7 A UU HL' f 1 2 52 - X ' 4 V 4 ,l X XV,-V X , If 4 ' ' XJ, -wwf' . 'X af , J A Je we Q 1 ' fi' V ' I D Q ' I ,lf - ' AP ,'C.' 5 ll X f QQ NIJ LLL J J gl. 1-f . 'if ' ,X -f V! A 'i,l L ,- 1 ll' f .'-, K A MJ ' PNP K HOMEROOM 66 Fnrst Row B Busch B Wopdylok L Lempenau C Perrme M Ponek Second Row V Busch A McCcskey D Lechner B Ryborczyk J Czopla J Enders J Boumgarfner J Abrornowsku M Palmer Thnd Row V Brzozowsku G Rees O Blhr W Douglas P Olczak J Mathews G Steunhardt A Vacant: T Schrader F Podsladlo R Tomborskl President Davud Kralewsku Vnce Presndent Lnnda Lempenou Treasurer Dorothy Urshel Secretary Sharon Morelle HOMEROOM 55 First Row: S. Llpp P. Reed N. Hendel L. Wncky M. Loeffler D. Urshel J. Schwartz. Second Row: D. Gillette G. Czarniak I. Petrocci R. Hershey L. Kubero M. Kwiatkowski J. Tloejko K. Wojtkowski S. Urbanski D. Thurn C. Stochurski P. Czerwonka. Third Row: P. Dondojewski R. Towlson R. Shored C. Cross . Grabski E. Junger T. Kozio . Iggulden, N. Ravaro, D. Krajewski, P. Jankowiok. 4-v yi Ain SOPHOMDRES The Sophomore class has had an excutung year The mayor event of the year whlch we all look back to IS the Sophomore Hop A day whlch wnll always be remembered Wlth the help of our class advlsors Mrs Becker Mr Obark and Mr Hartnett we had a profitable year We would like to extend the best of wushes to the future sophomores of Pune Hull Class Offncers are Presudent K Gervase Vuce Presudent T Gnambel luca TreasurerJ Adams Secretary D Del Donne J 1 f flu! ,X jx xxl VTX HOMEROOM 40 First Row. R Berbach, D Laurnn a, M Dentzman, S Kanser, Arms, H Krefz, S Deuter Second Row B Augustyn, J Elscesser, J Hahn, J Genson, S Hopp, J Kopero, C Kuehmuer, M Slpowncz, N Kuz nuarek, J Becker Third Row T Guambelluca, J Adams, R Germann, G Krug, P Culkowskl, R Kothe, H Datzler, J Thompson, D Hubbard, J Tummel, E Donohue 30 vf f' ', 'I l 'fl' 1 X 1 A , I, K I' I FQEA X lf K If j XXL' .4 JU V l I Xl! Nlfr r f lkfpfflgyil ,T 'kv ' N fs , YU f' l X Pkw of Xl I I ,f ll! -yu 5. X Xl' I' f X- 1 N. ,f A fy .U J , , rv, N l R age ,x ' J'-ic r ' ll - I If i l . Cen ,i -' , l ' sl Q Z ' if , Q A 5 A ' 1 4 , 1 9'- gf + f kk q sic I .Q I I if Q b fw kg Y, K - f , 95 5 'VIP M 1-'ff W' A72 fp A ,K . ll sr X, I, . Nt Q VV EQ V 3 ff 4 ' 41 ,f - Q , , f U N, ,I en A M if 4 . I 7 of' , Q sf 'f i' ,, 'A , ' ' A H ' 'iiy 2':g -if-L , gift, .f ai is W 5' ,S . ' 1, ' 2? , .f ' 5 M. 'F -A P , V, ,, 1 1 I W 4 , ' x i V i Zi if rw' A fx! U 3 fx Q if . A -J i 'V Q' 4, ff, , Q My ' : .4 SQ. . C as 1 f' X if Q gf- Q 3 A 3 N 33 3 3 :X ff' X , 22 FRESH M E ..: ........... . . ...... . . . u-n...2 ' ' - Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Swist, Miss Apa and Mr. Dist- ler, the freshman class had a successful year, and are looking forward to being sophomores. The main event of the year was a record hop which was enjoyed by all who attended. Wnol wf lil FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 52 F st Row J Getz B Russ D r den Second Row C Wulf C Paz N R hard S S S Pier J Tresp D Felski D Voigt S Decs man Third Row V Feeley D Lo Rusch J Eiss L Nisky F Banduo J McKee G Gurbacki T Hawkes B Eckel J Wozniak 'E -. Ab W ,ar Jw '?, W fs, Y I 2 it 53 52' -.x, g AE., 1 f fr I' tk 8. A Q M 222 R 1 I , Q . 3 9 my vi X., 2' 1 s, 'J ,A 9 .-, rn: REI Kg A T, 'E 5' 'K . 3253221 - if A i, tt l .iff ' T J . 3 s 'j' -4 . ,,4 Lf , :Q 3 5, 'f 'H QL 'gv'xJf 2 'Zi V .TV ,.f.. ' ' - x - , J.,-,-,.. V - ., .'.'fl. f.-ff.f,.., -- , -- I 4 A Q 'F 25 3' 'F Q92 . 3 ia' 1 ig? .' Q s A W! f v.,!:g!g0Lr: nv. f 4ff1+Qa tif? 'h+?? 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' ,.A 1 s' !, as ag , 4. 0 as sf -'FQ 4 ,v xl Y 'ki 3 ggfif, J JS, , , 'V 'fhfn ' 5 Lf' ' t'!'ii1 v 7 ' X Q ' 7 X ' ' Wi' 3 .. 5 X X,w 1,7 Q , , nn f 'dvd ,1 iw 65 556 6 11 23521 ' 'BF' rfkq- 'f hw , 'ff l ,ff -r My Q., :iff an 3 4 fl Ji 0 . f . , I ' ' ' - . ' ' g VA A Zi 5, . W . ga' we ,f-, f Yin EWSCASTERS The newscasters have brought to us the news and views around Pine Hill, Each day a newscaster starts off the school day by telling the students the latest about school hap pennngs The news varies from Important bulletuns such as class meetings assemblles and athletics ta the lunch menus efto Rnghf B Ru Wlscamp N J lg v. lu N Bende S enz 38 A 1 j , z.-- r:,.,.,,X , vgg- 1, -ftysigf.-1. ' ,-ifswiij ' Q. 1 t gif , , c,A g,'- i . ' 2 V 1,52-N11 15, .fx 5, -, '. '23 9 1 ,:,-0044 ' H V rf' . :4 a f 2 4 n I-Mann... in -5 2 ,W TUDE T COUNCIL President Richard Sullivan Vice President Fred Dubiel Secretary Linda Wicky Treasurer Marie Wiesenmayer First Row M Wiesenmayer L Wicky F Dubiel R Schneider R Janik D Frey T Blaine L Lempenau T Johnson D Shroeder Second Row R Sullivan Mr Hartnett J Adams S Konicki T Marczynski J McFarland R Shores N Bender R Niezgoda P Pelczynski The Council has enjoyed another profitable year under the capable guidance of Mr, Hartnett. lt has done much to promote a better relationship between the faculty and the student body. ' The Student Council started off the year by holding a record hop, As in the past years, the Council has charge of the school calendar, book store, senior awards, assemblies, and giving aid to needy school organizations. Plans were undertaken for the revision of the constitu- tion, which will be in effect in the next school year. 40 JR. STLIDE T CCDLINCIL President Kathy Nelson Vice-President Gloria Nowaczyk Secretary Joseph Kindermann Treasurer Patricia Becker First Row K Nelson G Nowaczyk J Kindermann P Becker Second Row Mrs McBride P Murray B Musello S Ulmer R Vorweck B Maurer Third Row G Passmore R Schnobrick J Mienke C Mathews R Podemski Under the leadership of Mrs. McBride the Junior u- dent Council had another successful and profitable year. The year was started off with a banquet to install new members and officers. The Council worked forthe Red Cross sold Christmas cards and novelties and also sponsored a better-dress campaign all of which proved to be worthwhile. 41 The Pine Torch considers it a pleasure to have brougi t the best news and views to the students and faculty of Pine Hill High School this past year. The students under the able guidance of Mrs. Becker have done their best to put out a paper interesting to all with articles from everyone. The paper has enjoyed another successful year through the help of its new staff typists and Senior Advisors All have put their efforts forward in each appealing Torch issue Faculty Advisor Mrs Becker Editor Nancy Hendel Co Editor Donna Frey Treasurer Margaret Ryan Senior Advisors Pat Jaworski Sandy Konicki Carol Mohr Carol Schneider Judy Schnurstein Pl E TORC First Row P Jaworski C Schnieder N Hendel S Konicki C MohrJ Schnurstein Second Row P Czerwonka M Wiesenmayer R Wegerowski G Czarniak M Bergman C Cross L Michalski M Ryan M Loeffler D Frey J Eleczko SENIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB First Row: C, Kuehrnier, J. Genson, J. Wicky, C. Wulf. Second Row: S. Kaiser, J. Kopera, J. Hahn, B. Loibel, M. Sexton, Miss Apa, H. Kretz. l JUNIOR HOMEMAKING CLUB Seated at Table: D. Vaighf, T. Gor !and, D. Piesczylski, E. Bystrak Back Row: S. Wydro, D. Mantellis, E. Minkler, J. Tresp, M. Sexton, C Slupski, M. Pierce. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Seated: D. Zack, Mr. Distler, J. Eiss, F. Bandura. Standing: R. Neubauer, R, Charvat, R. Walker, T. Hawkes, J. Sarago. f --J' CLINIC STAFF Standing: Dr. A. Germain, Mrs. A. Sullivan. Seated: Mrs. A. Roba, Mrs. V. Jackson. The School Physician, School Nurse Teacher and Dental Hygiene Teacher play an important role in the over-al-l School Health Service program, the objective: optimum health for all students. The School Health Services include the fall annual physical examinations, and dental inspec- tion, screening for vision and hearing acuity, emergency treatment, and first-aid care, assisting in Preventative Immunization program, including Small Pox, Diphtheria, Poliomyelitis, and Tuber- culosis screening procedure. Subsequent health examinations are given for exclusion, re-admissions following illness, ab- sences, in emergencies and for communicable dis- ease control. The Dental Hygiene Teacher also provides a prophylactic service including the application of sodium fluoride in the 2nd, 5th and 8th grades. Follow-ups on corrections are done through parent conferences. Recommendations relating to the health needs of students are submitted to parents, teach- er, and principal. The School Nurse Teachers visit homes to investigate illnesses, absences, to confer with par- ents regarding health habits of children, and se- cure the treatment of defects. LIRSES CLUB First Row: M. Wolkewicz, M. Loeffler, V, Busch. Second Row: E. Yates, J. Becker, B. Augustyn, C. Lesniowski, Mrs. V. Jackson. Third Row: G. Ward, G. Czarniak, J. Fisal- kowski, C. Bursznska, K. Fisch, Mrs. Sullivan. 'W Mm ,ff Ax M34 A z, ' 5 6, ,MS11 f L jr., 4 fp h f, V fu - xv X 2? jffiib ,V ji? 24. ' , Q vm :X-P. Aff. ll Q, . 4 5, ' I 4 . , J n 4 M, 4 jj-SQ E4 1 ff? A , in A14 i f 7' ff ?-EE. 'K A A 6 is fag' 1' s S Q Y, Q 1 Q. .nf ,ff- -w -an-2 'bl 31' !-.' Q -4-, 'F'- I Q lg Q' g ng . N yi -:iw -Q J X Q 3 A K 1 Zag: 5 V Q J' 5, 5 Q2 .: L wh .fa-. ai? 3 '4 . sf S, g gb Q Q f , , f' ' I '::'f 1 dk , S Ni-Sf - 34' if 'L' ' 1 ?'1'i, :J K a - ig' El I 2 N E F-'J . U 75' N' 74 Q fi., 1:4 2 I-1 1 Q V B'I..L: 'A' . f .x i x I-1: f 4 i Q 4 I I .S I .-fi' Q '. 4 N-1 1 his R' I f Q fe GTV' ai? M 59 f wg., , .1 , L., AJ V S51 ,L , rei- L Jam? AZQQ4' f E fx 'f 4 , M A 'rw m 'ff f gf M, 51:14, ', ef 1 54, 5 .H ,,, VZ, ,, . f 1 M, . 'Y nm 1 if ., msg I 74, s wi Z 4' 452 ..:7xgI?f- 35 , .4f'wS,7f if Wang? ' V mf km ' ffffiw , 331: ' ...ifzi ' 'nf,3f27'v,f , I .nC3,m'f.3 ,f ,f 4 'J , ,V 51' ,-awlyy, aff 6' r L Z 325 , f -va 5- ' A 1,f..'f-.. ,. wap, f F ,Q ,' 1, .4 K1 6 F ' lv +K if 'mi- , ff 0 M . r5?z'4'f2. 'f yi? f Furs! Row W Nehrbass A Muga R Jamk R Neubauer Coach Mr D Perno F Podsnadlo J Adams D Lechner Second Row A Vacant! T Scroll K Gervase D Zack R Kothe T Donohue R Mayne Coach Mr D Frazer R Sulllvan W Douglas T Koznol D Fechter R Brezowskl M Budzlck R Nlezgoda Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga VARSITY FCCTB LL RESULTS OF GAMES Sweet Home Alden Sloan Sprnngfueld Sweet Home Iroquous 48 ,, xx , WT L QNX MQ If , Alf, Hf:xJ , XX-K. Cheektowaga ooeooo .- o.... 6 vs. Eden D.- . fee.. ----. .. 24 nh,-o.----o 20 vs. U., We ,WA 6 , . ooa. ,sen 23 vs. ,Y,eeYa meh., D-18 -. ,o..S. --. O vs. .,.,. -..,.Hed- 23 -... . ...S 6 vs. ' ' V mv--f 40 -. o,--,- . 32 vs. f 7----v 0 --. , ..,,, - 6 vs. ' -Y-.e,ee .----- S 26 VARSITY FOOTB LL LI ELIP Lme T Donal-rue R Mayne T Scrolr R Neubauer R Janrk R Sullrvan R Nrezgoda Back R Kothe J Adams A Mrga A Vacant: JR VARSITY FOOTB LL 'Q I' My five: 22-fwffff Furs! Row W Nehrrbass J Mook D Del Dorme B Eckel R Vorwerk S Bartlett Coaches Mr D Mayce and E Kamoth Second Row R Kuelwfus D Drebel R Krzyzanowskn R Shores D Frederrckson P Culkowskr D Van Every J Ebert D Hubbard 49 x 'E ,V H 'G gf , ' A, ' 5 E A .,l - 3 65201 ' ,S . fran B f W, I gag . M., 5 , 1 .- f , .W ,S ,Q . , L Q , , if 1 L if fy 5 i vf A ,L Q 'v ., ,. Q , ky, 53 J . :fi 1' 1, K 93? Q av ' it gf dk 'rf ' 'QQ Q i A. A M-v Q' 13? A ra? 'G g 45 3 an 'ff 5 'if fi! Q 'Q .Q 5 Q. , , 45 , if Q ' Q Q Q A75 v 'I L . . L 'f 4- A - 4--fv --..-- , .gif 2 'VI' 'af' I Rf ', V ,ff I f A L X 'X' - . , ,, I v !q . U A V i 1 'A VZ- H' -, 1 ,I Q ' , ,, . ... I ., 1 , ' : 13 - , L , I if f I I f if ', p T ,. A V I' , 5 1 1 f- I -' 1 I in-M! - z',,,ut I 1 ' J 'I' , I ,. ,U x X , I I 17 . i. yy! ' I I 4 2 ,5 I, I I ,M -Z K 1 Q t I ' NI w f' VARSITY TEAM -- First Row: D Gorrcw, E Bock L Penneiic, T, Peiczyrwsifr, GV Khuefus Second Row: R, Sullivan, W, Eveiy, D Ryp,s:, R Moyne, Coach Mr 'L Whe on Third Row: D. Kroiewski, T. Schwartz, T, Donohue, P, Olczok VARSITY A D J. . ASEBALI. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM - First Row: D, Frederuckson, G. Donohue, B. Monhord, D Wozniak, R, Jonik, A, Mage, R. Khuefus. Second Row: D, Diebei, J, Woznuc-4, T. Lum- mel, R, Kothe, P. Culkowski, Coach Mr. E, Semperr Third Row: D, Von Every, R. Towl- son, D. Zack, A. Voconfi, B. Krowczyk, T. Johnson X A I I 1 --sf -if . . ,Q - , I! ,h - - X 5 ' ' K ' 'I 'X kj! I I 5 , ,Y I I if 5 I I 'XZ I' l lv K -lr -, A Tiff, S 1 x , ' , 4 1 ' w 's I-ffl -f' I , A ,IV I I ' 4 E A I A l I I K X V , 4 I X N I lid I I f , X, f . I1 if A I I X I . 1 31 I Q A X 'I , , , U - 5 V t .- . 1 v - ' 3 I ,, . gp U QI? L1 , A 1 i IM ' T ,Q -f I , 1 I X xx X 71 ,' ' V E if X , - 'X kr' X ' ff! I X X X I I' f X If -i ' I . 1, t xxx .gg 'Ng V W xx -I 'iq' I' 3' I .I v , A ' L 4 JL A Q' ALI, jjasla gain W '- .fb 'V ... , -'Sf .. ' 'J 4 E I H Y. 'Qi ti T ,-gigs! A.: X f Q ,im Al fgglg -, 7. w L .V L. 5 5, , ... f',. ' M12 - A Sr if Q sw' Q4 QL' tw:-.? ' Q ' ,A if G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association has again completed a successful and enjoyable year. Among its many activities, the G.A.A. elected officers, held their an- nual dance, sponsored the Maroon and Gold, Yale and Colgate games, and presented sports' awards at the end of the year. Under the capable leadership of Miss Duca, the girls of the G.A.A. participated in a wide variety of sports. Sportsmanship, fun and team spirit resulted from this sports' program. The girls of the G.A.A. wish to extend their appreciation to Miss Duca for her help in making the year l958 - l959 a successful and pros- perous one for the Girls' Athletic Association. First Row S Komcki D Urshel K Gervase L Lempenau Second Row G Jachimak B Woidylak P Demlewski S Salva C Zielinski M Dukiet J Schwartz R Ruschmann F Gittere L Wicky P Scoville P Jaworski D Gillette C Perrine Thurd Row E Galin ski M Mergler L Holtyn J Schnurstein C Wawrzymak V Busch G Czarniak P Reed M Loeffler N Hendle D Schroeder D Dentinger J Dormann J Abramowski P Czerwonka Fourth Row C Stachurski S Benz I Petroci C Pietrowski J Wiscamp J McFarland S Morelle N Jackowski K Wogkowski C Schneider N Bender J Czerwik S Eckel P Pelczynski L Kubera C Wohlford Fifth Row M Filipski M Beard M Panek C Burzynski S Oleiniczak P Jankowiak M Fischer C Cross K Fisch I Mch alski D Schumaker S Peters M Walkowska P DiNunzio A Napieralski 53 ' Z . A ', . , . , . . 2 . ' , ' ' 1 - '1 1 1 - A ' -1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 . , . I , . h , . A, . I , . I . ' Z . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - V 1 1 h 1 ' 1 ' D 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A1 ' ' : 1 .1 1 1 1 .1 - ' -1 - ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' .1 1 - A1 1 l 1 1 1 f I 1 1 1 - ., - , . . 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S , . - ko ', . Ag ' 1 S. o , B. ski, J. Eleczko, C. lf, . Russ, . , .V V , . , , b 1 -I 1 ' f . , . , , No - 1 ' 1 - - 1 . , . I , . ' 1 . 1 1 1 A , . , . , . Za - 1 ' I 1 - 1 'I ' , . ' . , , , , 4 . : . , , 1 . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . 1 ' I ' I ' I ' - al, . , . . S' t o : . , . ' ', . h ' - ,I . , , I' S, . . l ' ' ' , '. A 1 Q - 1 . 1 - . . I I l I T klewlcz, S. pierce, M, Rast, J. Elas- 'u 1 'XJ 1 l 11 ldflyx 1. lr U PU . 1 U' , L lk T ' l J , l' - N ,ly . F .1 fp X - 1 ij L1 W A S ' fl lv x V . V AJ , 1 l F A rf ' X XC, ' ' A n 1 1 L J 1 1 lf 1 lv 1 1 V .. XT! . : , , . ' - Ier, . Sch , S. ilnes, . Frey, . , 1 . ' : S, Y , . BIa'n , J, 'ne, J. , . I 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 ' ' 1 - -1 4 l - A vs ta .1-Q f, 4 A- 51-if Ni .tan-w s ,. lm if , 45 'Q SENIOR FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Standing: J. Dormonn, J. McFarland, K. Gervose, S, Eckel, N. Bender, S. Konicki, C, Wohiford. Kneeling: L. Holryn, P. Jcworski, P. Scoville. Mx I SOCCER SOCCER Standing Kneeling J. Wiscczmp J. Dormonn S. Eckel P. Scoville N. Bender P. Joworski S, Konicki C. Wohlford N. Jockowski L. Holryn J. McFarland K. Gervose JUNIOR FIELD HOCKEY TEAM First Row: S, Salvo, G. Jochimiok. Second Row: R. Ruschmorm, D. Dentmger, M. Mer- gler, C. Stcchurski. Third Row: J. Ambro- mowski, S, Morelle, J, Czermk, P, Jcrwkcwiok, M Fischer, L, Kubero, I Petroci, B Golunski SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: L. Holfyn, S. Morelle, S. Konicki P. Jonkowiok, M. Filipski, S. Benz, L. Wicky. Kneeling: J. Dormonn, J. McFarland, J. A. Wiscomp, I. Petroci. BOWLING BOWLI N JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL C. Dormcmn, H. Krefz, M. Witczak, J. Wicky, M. Ryan, B. Bogdcmowicz, C. Murray, B. Bon- Q ord, N. Korozewski, M. A. Joworski, C. Wulf. G VOLLEYBALL TEAM Standing: J. McFarland, S. Eckel, N. Bender, M, Filipski. Kneeling: K. Gervose, J. Wis- comp, C. Wohlford. Seated: J. Dormonn, L. Holtyn. TUMBUNG CLUB TUMBUNG CLUB COED VOLLEYBALL TEAM Standig: J. Dormonn, R. Sullivan, R. Moyne, W. Evelo, C. Wohlford. Kneeling: R. Niez- godo, L. Holtyn, K. 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