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

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Q - I' at ,Q :, A ' ogg? 3 Message Students often wonder just what effect they will have on the world today. Which brings to mind something which l read many years ago and provided foocl for thought over the years. The world is either better or worse each day as a result of your work and influence. lf the world is benefited by the service you render, you are bound to behthere is no power that can rob you of the good which comes from the good you do, likewise, none that can protect you from the harm which comes from the harm you do. The world, your world, is not measured by the reach of your arm or the horizon of your vision but the never ceasing influence of your thoughts and acts. These are always making ripples in the surface of time and these ripples are eternally spreading beyond your most distant expectations. ' Each of us in his own way, daily, has an effect upon the people with whom we come in contact. One's influence is rarely felt within a single day but as days build upon days the people with whom we' associate are richer or poorer because of our actions, Earl J. Boggan Dr. Earl J. Boggan District Principal This year, the i963 Centorial is dedi- cated to Mr. Donald Moyce, As Physical Education teacher of Cheektowaga Cen- tral, Mr. Moyce has given much of his time and effort to serving the students and the school. Mr. Moyce graduated from Kening- ton High School and the University of Buffalo where he received his Bachelor of Education degree. He under-took the study of military science at Wittenberg College in Ohio. After which he returned to the University of Buffalo for graduate work. Since coming to Cheektowaga Cen- tral, Mr. Moyce has coached the cross country teams, track teams, and basket- ball teams and has led us to numerous championships in these areas. He has also been an active member of the Teachers Association and the Credit Union. lt is with deep gratitude -for his unselfish contribution of his time and effort to Cheektowaga Central that the Centorial of i963 is dedicated to Mr. Donald Moyce. Dedication Donald Moyce Physical Education Teacher Varsity Basketball Coach Principal Mr. Charles Allgeier W I . ,N if I rrrr Assistant Principal Miss Bertha K. Dauer M Guidance Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. L. Whelan and Mr, W. McCarron. Superintendent Of Buildings' Mr. Clayton Ames I f M J 1 X. 'N W JH Home Economics Department STANDINGZ Miss R, Turton, KNEELING: Mrs. N. Giordin . 1 Buslness Depcrfmennf lf! 12411 N Wy. S- 8 M LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. A. Guntlfmorpe, Miss J. Sottler, Mrs, R. McBride, Miss M. Scirt rs. B. Mernan. cfs-JA Music Department SEATED: Mrs, M. Shriver. STANDING: Mr, G. Luther Science Department SEATED: Mrs. K. Cleary, Mr. F. Greyson. STANDING: Mr. G. Mahoney, Mr. F. Klaiss, Mr. B, Bergdorf, Mr. H. Rudewicz. Social Department io- il! 'Gu-,Q X Miss B. Sopata, Mr. L, Whyte, Mrs. J. Grzechowiak, Miss M. Roan, Miss M. Miss S. Solmaine. STANDING: Mr. R. Oppermann, Mr. C. Walters, Mr.P. Hartnett. nglish Department SEATED: Miss S. Lash, Miss F. Legierski, Mrs. E. Hamrnond. Mrs. M. Klaskala, Mrs. R. , Price, Miss M. Kasprzak. STANDING: Mrs. M. Schultz, Mrs. 'wist, Mrs, S. Lancaster, Mr. J. McHaIe, Miss M. Lemonis, Mr. A. Ryan. I 'N N-'Nz X... I' Art Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss N. Strauss, Mr. J. Grondtiz. ndustric Arts And Driver Ed. Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. R. Krug, Mr. T. McCarthy, Miss R. Turton, Mr. E. Sempert. I N X K fN trait? VN Physical Ed Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, D. Moycc, Mr. R. Frazer, Miss J. Fogarty. Health Staff SEATED: Dr. A. Germain, Mrs. Fogelsonger. STANDING: Mrs, D. Farkas, Mrs. V. Jackson, Mrs. J. Streigel, Mrs. K. Romans, Mrs. R, D'Amoto, 13 Board of Education SEATED: W. Passmore, R. Perry, Presidentg E. Schlienz. STANDING: C Wenerowicz, K Gaiser, R. Nagowski. ABSENT: F. Rau. Your Board of Education is a representative group of persons elected by the voters to administer the educational program for the school district. They are a legislative body that enjoy broad powers to determine school policy within the frame work established by the New York State Constitu- tion and the Legislature. The Board of Education is responsible for providing educational facilities, staffing and equipment which will conform with the minimum standards as established by the state of New York. Further, the Board of Education has the right to exceed the minimum requirements and most boards of education do this. Your board of Education is no exception in this respect. Members of the Board of Education serve without financial remunera- tion. Their only compensation is the knowledge that they are serving their community in providing educational opportunity for the youth and adults. -+---A-f ' f ,f Library Department 'X ' i LIBRARIAN: Mrs. J. Hyde. Assistant: Mrs. M. Kansky. if D A C ffl L Kei C., K 'sf-.. The library is a service institution. lts function is to provide a desirable and well balanced collection of books and materials fitted for school use. The efficiency of the library depends upon its organization for use by the pupils and teachers. A well organized and well administered school library provides an ideal situation for exploration and wider horizons. Pupil appreciation grows with its use and they come to realize that it is a place where the opportunity for self-education never ends and is only limited by the individual's persistent use. The school recognizes recreational reading as a worthwhile leisure occupation and looks to the library to provide both the opportunity for and the materials of pleasurable experiences. lt is the aim of the library to create an atmosphere favorable to the growth of the reading habit and by personal guidance to stimulate an interest in reading and research, Reading is the foundation of one's life- long education. i,.,,..,..,.. W... .... .....rL......... ..-......--.,...,..,.....H . ... High School Office Stciff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. J. Griswold, Mrs. P. Gorczynski, Mrs. L. Seifert. Centrcil Gffice Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. W. Fischer, Business Monogerg Mrs. M. Nikiel, Mrs. B. Denny, Mrs S. Podemski. Adult Education Department l SEATED Mr P Hartnett Adult Education Directory S. Piotrowski, P. Bolero. STANDUNIG1 M Schmohl D l-lelstrom G Passrnore S. Daut. School Lunch Department Kaczmarek, I. Muszynski, E, Allyn, E. McFarland, Burke, I. Ruszczyk, I. Kruchten, E. Schwippert, L. District Bakerg E. Rofot, Cook Manager. N Maintenance Staffs FIRST ROW: F. Florkowski, F. Rybarczyk, G. Grajek, A. Busch, SECOND ROW: J Staniszewski, H. Strozewski. FIRST ROW: D. Spiess, E. Petre, G. Harris, J. Burke. 0-vv-P' C U 'tg Q align , 2640 Senior President PAUL SCHNOBRICK Paul College Entrance Reason and calm judgment, the . qualities belonging to a leader. Vice-President BARBARA MUELLER Barb Col lege Entrance f Knowledge is the eye of desire and can become the pilot of the soul. C I Cl S S Secretary .-'jzgf SHARON PioTRowsKl Shar 'ffl Gllicers Secretarial Business Purity is her noblest inheritance, and love her fairest ornament. Treasurer PATRICIA BOLERO Stella' Secretarial Business Zest is the secret of her beauty.' u I ,WM so .-.Mwmse ,slu H l l , l I 1 I SUSANNE ALEXANDER Susie General Business Her single smile is enough to drive away shadows. 'f'f..H g'Z'.'fii' -. -.,. , .l., 1 -51.1 sis .1..',... .- : 1 1 , -4.31125 4 -l':'J'E- 4-,. gg'j'.Ig:.,.-z.,', 5-.--a:, 'ig-. r 5..' 1.-,-,. . 1-..v--. - r . .- ... 3,11- if . 1 ' -LL...-I .jf FLORIAN BADURA Flo College Entrance A man of common sense and good taste. PAMELA M. BARNES Pam' College Entrance Enchanting spirit, dear variety. -.--fig: .' .i.., .l , . ,.. . ,- .-, 1.-,1 .1 ..',-4- -.g 'PT -Z--1. I'-'H' .-I Qlrfsll .nh-.-'. Q-I: IJ.-' .. A ,. . I .f - j.1::. Z .::.a-. -., -., 1 -- - ' L'.. 1 e --' 3- .4-.gi-. fl:-ii: ',-rf--il, ..'.', ., g'i':It 'f-.L. .' imqi ..1I-.F'.:,,-. ,-I -13311: 'lfpiii---'-'1 ?'--':-1-.-.- 'Q-..-.a--k, 1. :1:'.:,,'.-,.- .. .-3:1-LL'.1-gl. -1 PATRICIA BECKER Beckerburger College Entrance She can twirl a basketball, she can throw a pass, she's an all-around athlete, the pride of the class. A an-mu, ., , t . . ,... .. .,z....e,,,.,..,,...,., ROBERT BAUMGARTN ER Double R College Entrance A learned man has always wealth in himself. DI ANN BAUER Di Ann General Business We assure youg she is one of the dearest girls. 21 ..a....e ..,. ... . ...W 0. M.,,.s.., WILLIAM BOLTZ Lightning College Entrance l never let my education interfere with my homework. CAROLYN BONEBERG Carol Secretarial Business To err is human, to forgive is divine. BRUCE BRETON Bruce Mechanical Drawing l've taken my fun where l've found it. 22 JAMES BRINCKERHOFF Jim College Entrance-Science Nothing is too difficult for a willing mind. PAUL BOGAL Paul College Entrance He speaketh notj and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes, ..f. ,,-.. I I I L Qfilfff MARCIA BUDNY Marsh College Entrance Life is made up of little things- smiles and kindnesses. W l LYNDA L. CHMURA Lynn General Business Variety is sweet in all things. Isle?-1 1-5-ESQ . nf 'f-:sy 'H'E?5ft. Ei-X'11'J --'rg J Isfizlgb, 4.1 --..- 'e.- 1 - -. ., :gel , -.f,u !5t3'5:.5if f r?l az .-1.4 .gg If- iff fif.'.?-g- ,-L ,S -12+ :.fs.'- tg Q-.f-2:-J 1 - Q--. .,.f-,, 2 ..: gil '.4Q,s,f:. F! f TT-E v'.. -'F gil: 'A'-4.1. ..Q'.,., ' ' l.fm1f.i-' .- ,A C. ,- - 1-r. 55515-' -. 43:15 --i:'- SHARON DAUT Sharon College Entrance ln quietness and confidence shall be her strength. MARGUERITE F. CHMURA Peggy College Entrance Good cheer, a lot of fun, and a smile for everyone! BARBARA CUMMINGS Barb Secretarial Business A soul of deilght can never be defiled. KENNETH CHOOPS Ray Mechanica Drawing A man isn't poor if he can still laugh. DIANE CRIGLER Diane College Entrance Gentleness is the sunshine in which virtue grows. 23 GEORGE Dl PIRRO l'Gerge College Entrance For knowledge, too, is in itself a power. PRISCILLA Dl LULLO Penny Secretarial Business To love, and to be loved, is the total happiness of existence. PATRICIA DI LULLO Pat College Entrance We're born to be happy, all of us! f 9 ga , .eau .. -..-,In iff.:-2i.Q.' -390124. s ' :5.f JAMES ELSAESSER Else College Entrance True enioyment comes from activity of the mind and exercise of the body. 24 KAREN LEE EVELO Evie General Business One of such a merry spirit has a continual feast. ' . 'R iifiilfi DIANNE FELGER Peanuts Home Economics She's a one man type of girl. ....-,,, ,...,- ,, Mmm, ,,-, ,,,,,,,,W,..+4- ' JUDITH B. FLOREK Judie EDWARD FOY Gus General Business The measure of one's life is the well-spending of it, and not the length. General Business My heart is warm with the friends I make. iplfis fe 17,-J -i ' Lgtqzxbz ., ...z . .117--E15-' :- nf-:JJ-3 .i..j--.ff.i ,pq .55 1,1 lg'f'.fgfv fir-3:4-1:5 f ' ' t :iii 21 A I-753' 1 k F. L in , Q. - ,-.. ., .... . .. . x?21..:. :-,-1-'fy r'-ZLL -: '.--3.1 ' lzfiifli. - ' CHERYL GRANDITS Cheryl General Business A good mind possesses a kingdom. CAROL GRAJEK Carol General Business A young lady lighthearted and content. DENNIS GAWRONSKI . Denny College Entrance Something ot a person's character may be discovered by observing how he smiles. JO ANNE GERVASE Jo College Entrance A gentle lass, crowned with sweetness. 25 ,,---., ,,.. , .. ,ss ..-- 'ini J DIANE HELSTROM Dee Secretarial Business HumiIity is the solid foundation of all the virtues. PAUL HARING Fish Industrial Arts Laugh and be well. PATRICIA GREENAUER Practical Nursing Pat Good nature is the sign of a large and generous soul. BRUCE HINES 'Howie College Entrance He is only great who can neglect the applause of the multitude, and enjoy himself independent of its favor. Q6 SANDRA HOOS Pagan General Business l hate scarce smiles, I love laughing! f I L N I f ,':1j:r,-..i', .ji.72fff .'lz :. g I E1'ZV E - an- -IA.-2 -. ff: 3 iii I 1. 1 . -.:.,,, .pal 5, 5. v:. '. 2. ..'-. SHIRLEY HYCNER College Entrance Benevolence is a iewel of great price. Shoil ., ,. . ..,. ..,, . 4,,,,,A,, ZORIANA JACYSZYN Zorro College Entrance Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. .A, LUCY ANN JANCZAK LuC Practical Nursing There is no index of character so sure as the voice. SHARON JASNAU Shar College Entrance Paradise is open to all gracious hearts. - '. '.' L... F119 ,Q -3:35 135,-. - -1':j:E. Elf--21f' .','..'.' x . 'Z-'12 H-'11 3 '1-621' ., 'fr' 'LII-,E ' 'J . 'I 5-. .'.-. --'-: '- - .- ,..,. . -., L- .':,-in f.:!..v1-. .3- 11.'.:-- ..v,.'..q..,. .., H r-gg. .I .. ., A , - .'::,,'-'f:.Q.1.- ,-5 ':f.g:-13. ' j,:gz'i- if ififffltl -3 'f':':.' -'f :5 2 .- 1 .. .gnu '.7:5 ,gl 1-Aga... bl. -715 :i2. 'i,l. '21 92' 5 T-52+ :L-fs.f.f, . , ' -' - 3322.4 J-if Q- :-:iii ' .5-ze. 'A ,-5.-.1 , :Lf-'-' 'Q - :.- .- ,, -p .g1,.4gg. --1-1 3.51133 'Q-Qu..-'-. -'.'. ' 1.-In-.3-.1-I-. 1-:g--'Q -::--.. ...--l 'f--'I--1 --az' . .l'll, '- ,'.', ,-I'.',f P -,' ,.r. a-3--1, g.'.-fn. -'. '.f.-.:--- 55,1-.. .1 .gz-. ..ii:2'gl1 5-f.-.-.-. ...mf 5-. 5'-.3.-92'-F 1.-. .',- -rr: ...f :-- g...,...e-',.'.-,.'-.g.. . H--r. '.'-.'.'- x ' -'.-.AT .1':I ' '- ' ir- -,, .,-g.. lr-I-Ornll THOMAS KAMINSKI Col lege Entronce His skilled fingers touch the keys of life with an unescapable promise of success. JAMES JUREK Jim Fine Arts Few things are impossible to dexterity and determination. X TH ERESA J EZIOROWSKI Practical Nursing ll Terry An earnest laugh is sunshine in a house. 1-H ' 'mini' ' W I 27 DAVID MALACHOWSKI Dave College Entrance Energy and activity give to life its strength. SHARON LEPSCH Sherry Home Economics Among fine things, l prove and find the quiet lite doth most abound. LEONARD KOPINSKI Kup College Entrance To live long is almost everyone's wish, but to live well is the ambition ofa few. f I I I :v.,QZ'. ..j::T5ff -LP: :TJ . ., .. if-.'-2 , 1 .' ' PI .1.'.1f, VJMPJ -5-. Q 1 ,1...'.4 V . KATHLEEN MANIA Kathie Secretarial Business She lets her light shine without turning the spot on herself. 28 ELIZABETH ANN MATUSZEWSKI Bette College Entrance KnowIedge and goodness form her noble character. ALAN L. MAURER Al' Industrial Arts Let us drink and be merry - dance, joke, and rejoice. ELAINE MEIER Lain General Business A good heart's worth more than gold. College Entrance lt is the mind that maketh the body rich. T. QQISQ n1..'.,,: V:-J:-'LQ -Qf?1 ff '42'1:Z?i lj'if'413, L'f5.I7I',.:,.' t Lilifgiif1f+l'1f2fff.E'ff ri 2.1-'L1 Z'l?.'.-If l1':1'fQ ' f'::s' 5 af In'Q1v7 ft: -11512 Y 'JW Effisll 5:21-5' :Az-.Tir-.H 4E.'!t3?F -.riff 1253.512 ifzfgi 'ire-gigig.,, - UI. -f:. LL!-r.-, 'ffjjj -Q15ug.,-:,1'-.g,g:':gQ-'.J MARJORIE MUELLER Mag College Entrance High thoughts are seated in her heart of courtesy. KAREN MOOK Mooky Secretarial Business You are the darling of young and old. JOYCE MEINKE Joyce DAVID PAUL MIER Binky College Entrance As a rule, the game of life is worth playing, but the struggle is the prize. BERNARD MILEWSKI Berny' Mechanical Drawing Manners maketh the man. 29 GORDON NEUBAUER 'Gordy General Business lf the best goes ta the best, that means you'll receive your share. MARY ANN NAZZARETT Bunny General Business The best of all healers is good cheer. , Jifisi . Ts. at U - fi SYLVIA MURZYNSKI Syl Secretarial Business lt's nice to be important, but more important to be nice. f I L I r -l C ., - 21' f- :s L-'iff 4, .1r.r,, JOSEPH NIKEIL Joe Industrial Arts Once a gentleman and always a gentleman. 30 GAIL C. PASSMORE Snail General Business She's a peach of an all-around girl. . llfiiifii GERALD PAUL Jerry' Industrial Arts Life is so full ofa number of things. .H , ix V CONSTANCE PAWLOWSKI Boons - Secretarial Business A laugh, to be joyous, must flow from a joyous heart. -'-'--ig. Q.z..,:?i. .3.. v 1.- -,45 .. .i 'Qi'. 'E'-fini 42113 T, 4. if . 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RUTH RAST Ruth' College Entrance Beautiful faces are those that weor whole-souled honesty printed there. KATHLEEN RINDFLEISCH Rinni General Business Conversation is the vent of character as well as of thought. 32 RANDOLPH RITZ Randy Industrial Arts To know him once is to like him always. Q .4. I I I ,:1'- 2 555525122- CAROLYN ROETZER Rods General Business Her sparkling personality has the power to open many doors. . .....i..W it f v , FRED ROLL Fred lndustrial Arts Be not too zealousg moderation is best in all things, T... 4 g'-J. 'Tiff 1 rE'2'.'2:s' -5.4 1,:.'.. J,-.gg:?. . -552' mftfflii , ,-.:.,g: fir: - ' Ly..-,-,-1. ',- . Col lege Entrance For the constant enjoyment of lite, give an ever present sense of humor. li -.-- 51111-lf' -.-- 155.-. - 9'-,aj ,1. .N-... -4. . .'... .,' .-'. .g..,. L. 3: .f..ff. :.--7-:,..- ...Zim l. 5111- -,' .v-,.:'el- -I :. -, .1 -..'s .3- if.e1QQP:T 12 if 524.2213 .--57-5521 Ji-Qz':ff' ' sri 51: flzfiijpraff.-.r,12fEg:'52 EDWARD SIKORSKI Ed College Entrance This world belongs to the energeticl CAROL SCHULTZ Millie Secretarial Business Her kind disposition is a fountain ot gladness, making everything in its vicinity freshen into smiles. V ,l.. i Lrwfig. Y , . . is I I ,,,,,.,. MARY ANN RUSINIAK Rustie VIRGINIA SCHLIENZ Ginnie Home Economics A conscience worth keeping, laughing not weeping. MARGARET SCHMAHL Sue' Secretarial Business She gives light as soon as she rises.' 33 ----4,-1............................. GENE STARK Vicious College Entrance A good name is rather to be chosen than vast riches. DAVID D. SPRINGER Dave lndustrial Arts Young fellows will be young fellows. DIANNE STEVENS Stevie General Business Laughing, talking, always gay, she helps to make a lively day! 34 ...-..--. l-4 ALBERT STOKES Alby College Entrance He's a sure cardl CONSTANCE V. SLUPSKI Connie ' College Entrance Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. .4 I I L N i fi? ',lf:Z'llT. '.3.T3ff .ig-11.173 1 .1'2'5'z: .igixf 121-53331 iifffjjl 'B ,1.l.1'. , -4 .- ins: I .-'g. ' l5'?. ,' If Feitfzfzj DONALD STORM College Entrance A gentleman by nature, and a scholar by education. Don LEONARD STUPSKI Len Industrial Arts The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts. H fF.5 512'-115 .3.,'1,pf 'f-ff : ' 3511923 . ,-mi.. T' QA. ,. , 4.1 ' f 1575! P.-.YJ ffl li '.I- -nz. ' . . J A . .. ig- -'-. f L...-. . , f5SQg,.ji--Lfg,-1.-fA- W - . ,,-. ..1......,. V:..n., ' ...',::.....-.Li-..,. I... . ...,--,, -. ROBERT THEURER Bob Fine Arts The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. JEROME TRENT Jerry' General Business One with God is always in the majority. l- .- ' - ..'.' 1.2:-7.1 :.z-w .. :X-, --. ,.. -M .. .., IE, L -L.-L :-1,4-.1 . L. sg.-1'-v 255:11 3.59.4 - - L .--I f- L1-z -:'-'.-5.3 .t.:.2,.,:I ,':,---z . ..-sv. .'.- T- H '.'C f? .L.-I y-.n.l-. 3- -..,. -4-.-':.. .. Meg: if -.1 .-zbbtaj. M- Lf -ft ' 5' 'L '.-1... . A 4 -cf:-. -4 'fe .. .r':--':1'- I :':' In -.-':'z-,-1:11 'ni 'Q-'.,'f. RAYMOND VORWERK Ray General Business The most honorable contribution which any man can make is that of a good character. DANIEL URSHEL Ursh College Entrance To become a great rnan, it is necessary to be a great rascal. KATHLEEN TRIMBLE Kate General Business And more than wisdom, more than wealth,-a merry heart that laughs at care. 35 V T ' 'H' 5-nina' - -Y-w-w DORIS WHEELER Wheels General Business True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice. CAROL WEBER Moose General Business Beauty is o gift of God. DONNA WALTER Wallie College Entrance In her tongue is the law of kindness. Use - - 1.1 ,. : :. ',.., -. :-f1.5'-:-Eng: '. .:f',u1r- ,' -J--: y . , f 1' ..f:h.T . Cp' .KY-H k:.'..'.' . ... -. 15 33.1 . ., ., . z nf-p . :r .1, ..,, - . '.-'f.. F. .. ,if ALAN WICK AI Industrial Arts Handsome is that handsome does. 36 ELAINE WODOWSKI Elaine General Business The simple gift of being considerate is greater than all the wisdom ofthe wise. L ROBERT J. WOZNIAK Fine Arts As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Bob P' THOMAS WOZNIAK Tom General Business Every man is the maker of his own fortune. ..- ii ' JANET M. WYLUPSKI Ski College Entrance Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstasy. -- -w-- - --W v- - FAYE YAEGER Faye General Business Patience is the key to contentment. I.. gif: .3.- 1,1 -an . jf., . -4 .1-13: 34.fi::2'?l l'1L'.?if'f -1. fgffg-f':,.Lf-'f.:!'.Z-17.,. f ....5 , . v.ff 'J'.'f.4l-'.', -1-----.1 Zu gf f:.T.' 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STANDING: Mr. P Becker, Mr. G. Mahoney. Class The growth and development of the Class of i963 can be compared to that of a tree. We began our arduous struggle in high school as young saplings in the autumn of l959. At our first stage as freshmen at Pine Hill High School, we were unsteady and often times were swayed by the force of stronger elements. To support us were our advisors Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Giardina, Mr. Distler, and Mrs. Mernan. As president we chose Sharon Young, as vice-president, Sandra Hoos, as secretary, Jo Anne Gervase, and as treasurer, Daniel Urshel. To strengthen us finan- cially, we held a skating party at the Arena Roller Rink in the spring of l96O. As sophomores we were transplanted into the modern and colorful surroundings of Cheek- towaga Central High School. The new environ- ment added stimulus to our growth. lt is humorous to recall that first day in the new school. We all were in a dilemma when we attempted to find our rooms. With the assistance of guides we even- tually arrived in our assigned rooms. A Get Acquainted Dance was held. This brought in an unexpected amount of proceeds to the gratifica- tion of all. Chuckling to ourselves we remember learning new dance steps while dancing to the music of Dino and the Bobcats. Leading us were Patricia Becker, as president, Sharon Young, as vice-president, Carol Schultz, as secretary, and Paul Schnobrick, as treasurer. Serving as our able advisors were Mrs. Wisher, Mrs. Giardina, Mrs. Silverstein, Mr. Hartnett, and Mr. Rudewicz. Definite signs of maturity were displayed as we became juniors. Now some of us were qualified for acceptance into the Senior National Honor Society, a strong branch of our high-school life. The autumn inductees were: Robert Baum- gartner, Patricia Bolero, Diane Crigler, Sharon Daut, George Di Pirro, Zoriana Jacyszyn, Eliza- beth Matuszewski, Jyoce Meinke, Barbara Muel- ler, Marjorie Mueller, Sharon Piotrowski, Donald Storm, Raymond Vorwerk, Karen Youells, Sharon Young, and Lorraine Zielinski. In the spring Patricia Becker, Kathleen Mania, and Margaret - nn 7 ' 'A' ' M TT T 'f 'TT History Schmahl were inducted. To raise funds for our Junior Prom we sponsored a Harvest Hop. ln early spring we were thrilled at receiving our class rings. Quickly the year passed and with it came our unforgetable Junior Prom. The theme was Fantasy of the Sea and Theresa Jeziorow- ski was selected as Queen and Paul Springer was selected as King. The decorations did not seem to be mere paper, but came alive under the soft lights and music of Sonny Michaels and his band. Not to be forgotten were our reliable advisers Mrs, McBride, Miss Scirto, Mrs. Wisher, Mrs. Vogan, and Mr. Hartnett. Our officers were Paul Schnobrick, Jo Anne Gervase, Carol Schultz, and Patricia Bolero serving as president, vice- president, secretary and treasurer respectively. All too soon our senior year appeared, and in the beginning of the year we eagerly chose Paul Schnobrick again as president, Barbara Mueller, as vice-president, Sharon Piotrowski, as secretary, and Patricia Bolero, as treasurer. Our school spirit was increased immensely by the campaign for Student Council officers and this aided the attendance at our football games. There was some difficulty in determining what our fund- raising project would be, but with the faithful and enthusiastic help of our advisors Miss Sopata, Mrs. Peard, Mr, Mahoney, and Mr. Becker, we finally decided to increase the amount of our class dues and to hold a dance in the fall. It is to them our gratitude is given for a rewarding year. ln the spring our glittering Senior Ball and splen- did Senior Dinner were held. These evenings will always be cherished in our hearts. Class Day ar- rived and with it our long awaited graduation. As we received our diplomas, for a split second the events of the past four years seemed to pass before us. Some were joyful and some sorrowful, but all to be remembered. Now with our roots set in a firm foundation, we the Seniors, having been nurtured toward maturity with fruitful ideas, will take with us a sincere faith in the future and a hope for success for a prosperous life. 39 ..-MTM . ...........,,,,,,,, Senior SUSANNE ALEXANDER G.A.A. I-45 Chorus I5 Sigma Gamma Theta I-4. FLORIAN BADURA PAMELA M. BARNES G.A.A. 3-4. DI ANN BAUER Chorus 2-45 Vice-President 45 Homemaking Club 35 G.A.A. I-45 Sigma Gamma Theta 2-45 Secretary 45 Dramatics Club 45 Water Ballet 2-35 Choraleers 35 Co-Ed Volleyball 2. ROBERT BAUMGARTNER Honor Society 3-45 Baseball 2-45 Audio Visual 2-4. PATRICIA BECKER G.A.A. I-45 Yearbook 2-45 Editorial Manager 45 Class Pres- ident 25 Student Council 2-35 Vice-President 35 Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 45 Vice-President 25 Newspaper 2-35 Honor Teams I-45 Water Ballet 2-45 Co-ed Bowling I-45 Honor Society 3-45 Exchange Student 35 Band I-35 Honor Roll I-45 Sportsman- ship Award I. PAUL BOGAL J. V. Baseball I5 J. V. Basketball I-25 Militia Mary I-45 Latin Culb I5 Co-ed Volleyball 45 Glee Club 45 Ski Club 45 Transferred from Bishop Ryan 3. PATRICIA BOLERO G.A.A. I-45 Treasurer 45 Class Officer 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Sigma Gamma Theta Sorority 2-45 ViCe.P,-egg. dent 45 Cheerleader 2-45 Chorus 2-45 Dramatics Club 45 Water Ballet 2-45 Tumbling Club 2-45 Honor Teams 2-45 Sportsmanship Award 35 Bookstore 25 Co-ed Volleyball I-45 Honor Roll 3, 4. ' WILLIAM BOLTZ Basketball I-45 Baseball I, 3, 45 Gamma Pi Theta I-45 Vice President 45 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Chaplain 4. CAROLYN BONEBERG BRUCE BRETON Audio Visual 2-45 Gamma Pi Theta 3-45 Tumbling Club 3. JAMES BRINCKERHOFF Transferred from Kensington. MARCIA BUDNY Transferred from Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy5 Art Club 3-45 Dramatics 3-45 G. A. A. 3-45 Ski Club 4. LYNDA L. CHMURA Delta Kappa Pi 3-45 G. A. A. 2-45 Chorus 2-45 Water Ballet 2-45 Newspaper Staff 3-45 Twirlers 2. MARQUERITE F. CHMURA G. A. A. I-45 Centorial Staff 3, 45 Water Ballet 2-45 Honor Basketball 2, 35 Co-ed Bowling I, 3, 4. KENNETH CHOOPS Alpha Beta Gamma 3-45 Intramural Sports I5 Band I5 Boys' Hi-Y I-4. DIANE CRIGLER Transferred from Kensington High School5 Future Nurses Club I5 National Honor Society 3-45 G. A. A. I5 C. C, H. S. Bible Club. BARBARA CUMMINGS Transferred from Wheaton High School, Maryland. SHARON DAUT G. A. A. I-45 Delta Kappa Pi Sorority I-45 Treasurer 45 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 3-45 Treasurer 4. PATRICIA DI LULLO G. A. A. I-45 Delta Kappa Pi I-45 Vice President 45 Student Council 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Chorus 2. PRISCILLA Dl LULLO G. A. A. I-45 Student Council Senator 35 Chorus 2, 35 Choraleers 2, 35 Sigma Gamma Theta I-45 Chaplain 4. GEORGE DI PIRRO Senior National Honor Society 3-45 President 4: I-GffeI'm9Y'l'S Club 3-45 Track Team 3-4. JAMES ELSAESSER Student Council I5 Basketball I-45 Baseball I, 25 Track 45 C0-ed Volleyball I-45 Lettermen's Club 3,4, KAREN LEE EVELO G. A. A. I-45 Chorus 2, 35 Library Practice I. DIANNE FELGER , Chorus 2-35 Delta Kappa Pi 2-4. JUDITH B. FLOREK Sigma Gamma Theta 3-45 G. A. A. I-45 Chorus 2-45 Water Ballet 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Twirlers 2. EDWARD FOY Football I-45 Basketball I-45 Baseball I-25 Dramatics Club 45 Sigma Kappa Pi l-45 Lettermen's Club I-4. DENNIS GAWRONSKI Audio Visual Club 2-4. Directory JO ANNE GERVASE G. A. A. I-45 Delta Kappa Pi I-45 Secretary 45 Class Officer 1,35 Art Club 25 Centorial 35 Newspaper 35 Chorus 2-45 Band I5 Student Council 3. CAROL GRAJEK Transferred from Maryvale High School5 Chorus 2-4. CHERYL GRANDITS Transfer Student. PATRICIA GREENAUER Transferred from Depew5 Chorus I5 Future Nurses Club 3-45 Vice-President 3. PAUL HARING Football 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Lettermen's Club 2-45 Gamma Pi Theta 2-4. DIANE HELSTROM G. A. A, I-45 Dramatics 2-45 Chorus 2-45 Homemaking Club 35 Water Ballet 2-45 Newspaper Staff 4. BRUCE HINES SANDRA HOOS Cheerleader 2,35 G. A. A. I-45 Sigma Gamma Theta I-45 Twirlers 25 Homemaking Club 35 Tumbling Club I-4. SHIRLEY HYCNER G.A.A. I-45 Water Ballet 45 Co-ed Bowling 45 Yeanbook 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Honor Teams 25 Yearbook Patrons Manager 45 Chorus 2-3. ZORIANA JACYSZYN G.A.A. I-45 Girls' Hi-Y I-25 Senior National Honor Society 3-45 Centorial 2, 45 Chorus 25 Water Ballet 2-45 Chairman 4. LUCY ANN JANCZAK Transferred from Maryvale5 G. A. A. I-45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Chorus 2-45 Secretary 2-45 Twirlers 2,35 Library Practice 2-45 Advanced Swimming 2-45 Life Saving 3,45 Water Show 2-45 Knitting Club I. SHARON JASNAU G. A. A. I-45 Centorial I-25 Nurses Club 25 Delta Kappa Pi Sorority I-45 Chorus 2, 45 Library Practice 3. THERESA JEZIOROWSKI G. A. A. 2-45 Homemaking Club 35 Sigma Gamma Theta 3-45 Honor Team 25 Chorus 3-4. JAMES JUREK Co-ed Bowling I5 Art Club 2-45 J. V. Football 2. THOMAS KAMINSKI Centorial 35 Dramatics 3-45 Vice-President 35 President 45 Newspaper 45 Senior Art Club 45 Chorus 3-45 Library Staff 3-45 Water Ballet 3-45 Christmas Pageant 3-45 Co-ed Volley- ball 45 Representative to All-state Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 4. LEONARD KOPINSKI Football 25 Tumbling Club 3, 45 Sigma Kappa Pi 3, 4 Pres- ident 45 Student Council 2, 3. SHARON LEPSCH Chorus 2-45 Dramatics 3. DAVID MALACHOWSKI Basketball I-35 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Spanish Club 25 Audio Visual Club I-45 Co-ed Volleyball 2, 45 Newscaster I5 Swimming 45 Transferred from Maryvale. KATHLEEN MANIA G. A. A. 3, 45 Honor Roll I-45 Senior National Honor Society 3-45 Vice-President 45 Sigma Gamma Theta 3-45 Honor Team 35 Student Council 45 President 45 Co-ed Volleyball 4. ELIZABETH ANN MATUSZEWSKI Math Club I5 Science Club I5 Secretary I5 G. A. A. 2-45 Chorus 25 Library Staff 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Student Council 35 Dramatics Club 35 Honor Team 35 Honor Roll I-45 Co-ed Volleyball 3, 4. ALAN L. MAURER Gmma Pi Theta I-4 President 4-5 Basketball I, 25 Baseball I, 25 Co-ed Volleyball 3, 45 Tumbling Club I, 25 Co-ed Bowling I, 25 N.S.F.F. 3, 4. I ELAINE MEIER Swimming 45 G. A. A. I-4. JOYCE MEINKE G. A. A. I, 25 Swimming I5 Chorus 35 Junior Student Coun- cil I5 Spanish Club 25 Centorial I, 35 National Honor Society 3-4. DAVID PAUL MIER Band 35 Dramatics 45 Varsity Baseball. BERNARD MILEWSKI KAREN MOOK Sigma Gamma Theta 3, 45 G. A. A. I-45 Dramatics Club 2. BARBARA MUELLER Sigma Gamma Theta I-45 Vice-President 35 Treasurer 45 G. A. A. I-45 Class Representative 35 Student Council 2, 35 W,.T,...-..a..,. X. Centorial Staff I, 2, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Sec- retary 45 Honor Teams I-45 Honor Roll I-45 Co-ed Volley- ball 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Class Officer 4. MARJORIE MUELLER G. A. A. I-45 Treasurer 35 Girls' Hi-Y I-45 President 35 Senior National Honor Society 3-45 Yearbook 2-45 Ads Manager 45 Honor Teams 2-45 Chorus 25 Water Ballet 3-45 Co-ed Bowling 4. SYLVIA MURZYNSKI Homemoking Club 3-45 Water Show 2-35 Delta Kappa Pi I-45 President 45 G. A. A. I-45 Chorus 2-45 President 45 Dramatics Club 45 Bowling 2-3. MARY ANN NAZZARETT G. A. A. 3-45 Delta Kappa Pi 3-45 Dramatics Club I5 Student Council I. GORDON NEUBAUER Intramurals I, 25 Gamma Pi Theta 3-45 Tumbling Club 3-4. JOSEPH NIKIEL Basketball I-45 Co-ed Volleyball I5 Cross Country 45 Letter- men's Club 3-45 Centorial 45 Senior Student Council 4. GAIL C. PASSMORE G. A. A. I-45 Tumbling Club 2-45 Yearbook 2-45 Newspaper 2-35 Girls' Hi-Y I-25 Ca-ed Bowling I-25 Water Ballet 2-45 Honor Basketball Teams I-45 Student Council I5 Dramatics gIub325 Co-ed Volleyball I-45 Library Practice I, 25 Honor oll . GERALD PAUL J. V. Football I5 Student Council I-35 Treasurer 35 Varsity Football 35 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Alpha Beta Gamma 2-45 President 2-4. CONSTANCE PAWLOWSKI Transferred from Depew I5 G. A. A. 2-45 Swimming I-45 Senior High Chorus 2-45 Sigma Gamma Theta 4. GARY PAYNE Track 2-45 Football Manager 3-45 Band 45 Newspaper 45 Lettermen's Club 4. WILLIAM PETERS J. V. Baseball I, 25 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Co-ed Bowling I-45 Co-ed Volleyball I-45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Senior Art Club 2-45 Boys' Hi-Y I-3. MARSHA PIERCE G. A. A. I-35 Sigma Gamma Theta Sorority I-45 Senior Stu- dent Council 25 Twirlers 3-45 Chorus 3-45 Bookstore 35 Honor Roll 3-4. SHARON PIOTROWSKI Sigma Gamma Theta 2-45 Chaplain 35 G. A. A. 2-45 Water Ballet 25 Homemoking Club 25 Senior National Honor Society 3-45 Class Secretary 45 Swimming 2, 4. EDWARD PITZ CAROLE ANN PRICE G. A A. I-45 Sigma Gamma Theta I-45 Officer 35 Tumb- ling Club I5 Centorial I-25 Chorus 2-45 Choraleers 2-35 Water Ballet 2-45 Spanish Club 2-45 Library Staff 4. RUTH RAST G. A. A. I-45 Tumbling Club I5 Girls' Hi-Y I-25 Yearbook I-25 Cheerleader 25 Honor Team I-45 Newspaper 25 Dra- matics Club 2. JOHN REUTER Swimming Team 2-45 Track 2, 35 Stage Crew 2. ELIZABETH RINDFLEISCH , G. A. A. I-45 Yearbook 25 Twirlers 25 Library Practice 25 Co-ed Volleyball 2-3. KATHLEEN RINDFLEISCH G. A. A. I-45 Chorus 2, 35 Library Practice I. RANDOLPH RITZ Co-ed Bowling I-35 Varsity Football 3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-4. CAROLYN ROETZER Sigma Gamma Theta 2-45 G, A, A. I-45 Chorus 3-4. FRED ROLL Transferred from Maryvale High School. MARY ANN RUSINIAK Yorkers I5 Vice-President I5 Chorus 2-45 Art Club I5 Dro- matics Club 3-45 Math Club 45 Homemoking Club I5 Transferred from Maryvale. VIRGINIA SCHLIENZ G. A. A. 3-45 Girls' Hi-Y 4. MARGARET SCHMAHL Sigma Gamma Theta 3-45 President 45 G, A. A. I-45 Year- book 35 Newspaper 35 Girls' Hi-Y I-25 Water Ballet 22 Chorus 2-45 Home Economics Club 35 Bookstore 35 Student Council 25 Co-ed Volleyball 3-45 Co-ed Bowling I-3. PAUL SCHNOBRICK Basketball I, 25 Baseball I, 25 Class Treasurer 22 CIOSS President 3-4. CAROL SCHULTZ Class Officer 2, 35 Yearbook I, 45 G. A. A. I-45 Cheerleader 2,45 Tumbling Club I-45 Water Ballet 3, 4. wily. EDWARD SIKORSKI Football 2-45 Baseball 3, 45 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Presi- dent 4. CONSTANCE V. SLUPSKI G. A. A. I-45 Class Representative 45 Senior Student Coun- cil 3-45 Girls' Hi-Y I, 25 Dramatics Club 25 Centorial Staff 3-45 Subscriptions Manager 45 Water Ballet 2-45 Honor Teams I-45 Co-ed Teams 2-45 Honor Roll 4. DAVID D. SPRINGER Sigma Kappa Pi Fraternity I-45 Vice-President 45 Baseball I-25 Track 3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Co-ed Volleyball I-45 Co-ed Bowling I-25 Tumbling Club I-25 N. S. F. F. 3-4. GENE STARK Cross Country 3, 45 Basketball I5 Track 2, 35 Audio Visual Club 25 Yearbook Staff 2, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Co-ed Bowling I-45 Co-ed Volleyball 2, 45 Tumbling Club 25 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Exchange Student 2. DIANNE STEVENS Chorus 2, 3. ALBERT STOKES Dramatics Club 2-45 Newspaper Staff 2-45 Library Staff 35 Co-ed Volleyball I. DONALD STORM Senior National Honor Society 3, 45 Boys' Hi-Y I, 25 Boys' State Representative 35 Co-ed Volleyball 4. LEONARD STUPSKI Ca-ed Volleyball I. ROBERT THEURER J. V. Baseball I5 Swimming I-25 Track 35 Boys' Hi-Y 35 Co-ed Volleyball 2-45 Co-ed Bowling 2-35 Water Show I-25 Aiidio Visual Club 3-45 Lettermen's Club 3-45 Tumbling Club JEROME TRENT Newspaper 25 Centorial 3, 45 Co-ed Bowling 2-45 Audio Visual Club 25 Boys' Hi-Y I-2. KATHLEEN TRIMBLE G. A. A. I-45 Yearbook Staff I, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Twirlers 25 Co-ed Bowling I, 25 Co-ed Volleyball 2, 4. DANIEL URSHEL Class Treasurer I5 Baseball I5 Basketball 2. RAYMOND VORWERK Junior Student Council I5 Co-ed Volleyball 35 Co-ed Bow- ling 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Library Staff 2. DONNA WALTER G. A. A. 3-45 Dramatics Club 3-45 Water Ballet 3-4. CAROL WEBER G. A. A. I-45 Sigma Gamma Theta Sorority I-4. DORIS WHEELER Yearbook 25 Library Staff 2-35 Cheerleader 25 G. A. A. I-45 Co-ed Bowling 2. ALAN WICK , Co-ed Bowling 2-45 Co-ed Volleyball 2-45 Industrial Arts Club 35 Boys' Hi-Y 2, 35 Alpha Beta Gamma 3, 4. ELAINE WODOWSKI Transferred from Bishop O'Hern5 G. A. A. 35 Chorus 3. ROBERT J. WOZNIAK Senior Art Club I-45 Yearbook Staff 3-45 Co-ed Bowling 3-45 Co-ed Volleyball 2-45 Spanish Club 35 Library Staff 2-4. THOMAS WOZNIAK Transferred from St. Joseph's Collegiate lnstitute5 Letter- men's Club 3, 45 Gamma Pi Theta Fraternity 3, 45 Varsity Bowling 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 4. JANET M. WYLUPSKI G. A. A. I-45 Cheerleader 45 Centorial 2-45 Honor Basket- ball I-45 Water Show 3, 45 Co-ed Volleyball 2-45 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 35 Vice-President 35 Co-ed Bowling 45 Dramatics Club 2. FAYE YAEGER - G. A. A. I-45 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus 2-45 Art Club I5 Knitting Club I. KAREN YOUELLS I Dramatics Club 2, 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Ski Club 45 Water Ballet 2, 3. SHARON R. YOUNG G. A. A. I-45 Class Representative I, 25 Vice-President 35 President 45 Senior National Honor Society 3-45 Yearbook Staff I-45 Co-editor 35 Editor 45 Girls' Hi-Y I-45 Secretary 35 President 45 Sigma Gamma Theta Sorority I-45 Student Council 2-35 Sportsmanship Award 25 Class President .I5 Vice-President 25 Co-ed Volleyball 2, 45 Chorus 2-45 Chora- leers 2-35 Honor Teams I-45 Honor Roll I-45 Swimming I5 Bookstore 2-3. KATHLEEN ZAWIERUCHA G. A. A. I-45 Dramatics Club 25 Centorial Staff 3, 45 Art Editor 45 Co-ed Bowling 2-45 Honor Basketball I-4. LORRAINE A. ZIELINSKI Chorus 25 Library Practice I-35 Senior, National Honor Society 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Co-editor 45 Honor Roll 3. First Love The Thinker gm if J NQK ' 1 W All Right You Q Guys! A -.-........,.......,,, Limbo In Reverse Go Mon Von Gogh! '9 'r 5- ..,, Heovens! Their Knees Are Showing! N ix-:fi YPA' K 'L Art Adventures 5 New we QLUSQSES ,4 A .. 3' 5.6 mf, Q32 .sph Junior Class Officers was LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Janusczak, Secretaryg G. Szabla Presidentg R. Letki, Vice-Presidentg G. Budzich Treasurer. ln the tall of the year, the Juniors came one step further to graduation. The first proj- ect that they had undertaken was to be meas- ured for their class rings. Later on in the year the Junior class sponsored a splash party and a skating party to raise funds for their annual Junior Prom. The prom was held in May in the school cafeteria. The theme at the prom was Three Coins in a Fountain. All those who attended had a very enjoyable evening. The Juniors sincerely wish to thank their advisors, Mr, Granditz, Mr, Hartnett, Mrs. Lancaster, Mrs. McBride, Mr. McHale, and Miss Scirto for the help these teachers gave them during the school year. HOMEROOM 235 Mr. McHale FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: M. Laloie, R. Malinowski, M. Miller, K. Scoville, N. Abbotoy, E. Drzyzga, T. GarIand. SECOND ROW: L. Henderson, H. Borchers, D. Winiarz, L. Serafin, S. Brandt, R. Kaminski, T. Brzyski. STANDING: M. Zgoda, M. Adamczak, K. StoII, R. Wirth, R, Moretuzzo, J. Rollek, D. Both, L, Unger, J. Surowiec, R. Drzewiecki, R. Mueckl, M. Rocca, C. Swietniewski, D. Crockett, P. Murray. X X. x ,V I7 , , W ,. 3, X Nvk X X If .M , X y , ,x F NX... W X 2 A- A x x L XX X XJ X X MN . 4 X HOMEROOM 146 Mr. Hartnett FIRST ROW: D. Wisniewski, B. Maurer, J. Banos, K. Nowacki. SECOND ROW: D. Williams, R. Knaus, M. Harmon, M. Imiola, N. Sunday, J. Blaine, THIRD ROW: D. Sehl, M. Fisch, P. Ciamaga, C. Gies, H. Brzezinski, I-I. Szczesniak, M. Ambrose, R. Smyth, G. Montondo, S. Kosin- ski, A. Ryan, M. Zaraiczyk. 45 I HOMEROOM 236 Mrs. Lancaster FIRST ROW: K. Kwitzer, C. Bruch, N. Schmitt, J. Ruschke, C. Conti, W. Pooletti. SECOND ROW: J. Voight, H. Mercer, C. Young, D. Swiotkowski, M. Tom- borski, N. Derion. THIRD ROW: G. Mueller, A. Erickson, R. Hylo, B. Fuchs, K. Anderesino, W. Ncidrowski, G. Kcisprowicz D. Milbrandt, P, Koroszewski, C Matthews, D. Fisher, R. Floss, R. Bushley, D. Mociejewsko, L. Delle Donne. 1 46 HOMEROOM 226 Mrs. McBride FIRST ROW: D. Zimmerman, J Gloss, E. Wrotecki, R. Letki, S Golombek, S. Kowolewski. SEC OND ROW: A. Worgulo, J Ruszczyk, D. Snyder, J. Pohl mon, P. Mossimi, J. Jockowski THIRD ROW: S. Wurstner, M Owens, M. McCurry, H. Nuwer T. Kurzel, N. Brzezinski, P Krous, D. Brodzinski, M. Jen- nings, D. Florkowski, J. Motecki, P. Houlohon, M. Zgodo, J. Meredyk, E. Petrowycz. I r HOMEROOM 155 Mr. Granditz FIRST ROW: B. Stokes, S. Mil nes, A. Iwonski, J. Loeffler, E. Hcrk. SECOND ROW: C. Chruscicki, A. Yunke, B. Gubolo, M. Kistner, R. Trzcinski, M Bray. THIRD ROW: J. Przybysz Mr. Kroll, T. Cczggiono, F. Rick: ord, P. Phillips, R. Powelek, J Jonuszok, R. Weeks, N. Mor- cezin, D. Herkey, R, Borowski, N. Sciera, A. Macey. HOMEROOM 228 Miss M. Scirto FIRST RONV: J. Frey, B. Mor- kiewicz, C. Szczcponiok, C. Hoffman, J. Enser. SECOND ROW: G. Budzich, M. J. Even, N. Koponck, S. Olczok, B. Hort, B, Musello, J. MCKCC, THIRD ROW: R. Wisnicwski, R, Brczow4 ski, B. Bysfryk, D. Kusz, P. Don- nis, H. Jonuszczok, J. Prybylski, R. Rothleder, W. Shores, R. Brutcher, B. Bcicrlcin, D, Hel- miniak, B, Mosiewicz, G. Szoblo, K. Kulinowski, N. Bucrstcr. 47 Sophomore Class Cllicers CLASS OFHCERS, Lett to Right. S. Benz, T Secretaryg lL. Heigl,,Presidentg J. Roszl, N, i, V On the evening of Fridayf November 30, l962, the Sophomore Class held its first dance in the school cafeteria. The theme was Snowman Frolic where punch and potato chips were senfed. lt turned out to be a great success. We are all looking forward to becoming juniors when we will enjoy another year of fun and enjoy- ment ot Cheektowaga Central High. The Sophomore Class wishes to give their deep- est thanks to Mrs, E. Mernan and all the other od- visors for their assistance in helping to make the events of the Sophomore Class o success. HOMEROOM 'I45 Miss M. Roan :IRST ROW: J. Joworski, F. fxquilino, B. Schloger, R. Kos- Jrzok, N. Kruchfen, S. Vor- fverk, C. SCOviIIe. SECOND QOW: K. Sowo, A, Porniuk, L. Stork, L. Zimc, A. Zemboty. THIRD ROW: C. Chmuro, K. Setz, M. Morley, R. Jusiok, L. :eduski, R. Morkowski, D. :echter, L. Armdrzejewski, J. Mc- :orIond, A. Bohn, P. Schneggen- vurger, L. Fisher, N. Becker, T. AcCoy. HOMEROOM 233 Mr. T. Obark FIRST ROW: L, Heigl, R. Miller, S. Sisson, N. Young. SECOND ROW! P. Franklin, J, Fox, R. Kosprzok, W. Arcongel, D. Bodo. THIRD ROW: C. Vcconti, R. Dilcher, C. Bloom, P. Dybol- ski, J. Fogelsonger, J. Bonito, J. Horbowicz, R. Mach, E. Cen- drowski, R. Kimble. 49 I HOMEROOM 148 Mr. C. Walfers FIRST ROW: C. Jennings C. Wosielewski, J. Full, M. Guocl rone, L. Scioli, C. Strong, T Moges, SECOND ROW: P. Gro- blewski, R. Kowolerski, P Florczck, M. Pemblefon, R Conti. THIRD ROW: J. Lizok D. Del Principie, P. Kosinski, S Motusiok, J. Roth, J. Glogowski, J. Schneider, R. Bihr, M. Murow- ski, D. Stensgoord, B. Zieminski, C. Schenk, C. Brczer, P. Reger, E. l-leftko. 50 HOMEROOM 'I49 Mr. H. Rudewicz FIRST ROW: M. Fisher, D. Grendci, K. Mullody. SECOND ROW: S. Ditch, P. Morczewski, T. Rusiniok, J. Wolkowski, J. Stocker. THIRD ROW: D. Schwenk, S. Churchill, J. Lempke, D. Schaefer, J. Porucki D. Sliwinski, M. Kohl, S. Rolo J. Benz, L. Mathews, R. Yeager. 1 1 I HOMEROOM 232 Mrs. E. Hammond FIRST ROW: E.Przybylski, M. Brodzinski, M. Minotti, G. Nagel, R. Nicotra. SECOND ROW: M. Sette, N. Malecki, S. Krasny, E. Wlodarczyk, D. Bis- trisky. THIRD ROW: S. Douf, J. Lubeckl, R. Ackerman, J. Florek, G. Tycz, J. Melinski, N. Kasprzyk, T. Hockwaler, G. Fuchs, R. Gerlach, J. Rudy, P. Cwiklinski, E. Scherer, R. Zola, J. Falk. ll HOMEROOM 154 Mr. R. Oppermann FIRST ROW: S. Chachula, K. Kobos, L. Moeller, D. Frederick- son. SECOND ROW: J. Jaku- biak, J. Henderson, D. Bistrisky, B. Bartkowiak, N. Lafka, THIRD ROW: R. Loibl, D. Vaslala, B. Raczynski, R. Reeder, J. Schlegel, J. Burzich, K. Angielczyk, L. lwanski, J. Eimers, K. Krug, D. Elminowski, S. Balbierz. 51 HOMEROOM 239 Mrs. R. Wisher FIRST ROW: S. Pierce, S. Bone berg, M. Broun, E. Moyne, I., Flodie. SECOND ROVKI: C. Don ler, D. Zigrossi, S. Bonito. T Johnson, C. Truty. THIRD ROW R. Nogowski, R. Powell, V Scioli, R. Wochowski, J. Petit, D. Kowalski, T. Henry, K Zymonek, D. Lesinski, J. Win ter, V. Ponkow, K. Roty. HOMEROOM 224 Mrs. E. Mernan FIRST ROW: J. Popp, S. Wudorzewski, C. Koscielniok. SECOND ROW: T. Donnellon, T. Uhl, C. Brinkehoff, G. Ceglielski, J. Luterek. THIRD ROW: A. Bogdan, G. Koller, P. Costi- glione, A, Luckmon, W. Nikiel, J. Miller, R. Konopo, K. Lugs- din, T. 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Q - - .. - . -: . . I X HOMEROOM 'I36 Mr. F. Greyson FIRST ROW: M, GoIombek, P. Schwipperf, R. Ryden, C. Mark- man, N. Breister. SECOND ROW: P. Rybarczyk, N. Skibin- ski, R. Stoeckle, J. Chapman. THIRD ROW: S. Steiner, C. Lepsch, P. Sthmidt. FOURTH ROW: F. Richard, G. Maiewski, D. Karaszewski. FIFTH ROW: N, Chapman, D. Dugas, M. Guenther, T. Hoelscher, L. Reichhuber, K. Stranc, C. Kos- cielniak, P. Pawlicki. 54 HOMEROOM 230 Mrs. Price FIRST ROW: K. Aschenbrenner, C. Janczak, K. Pefre. SECOND ROW: J. Fisher, R. Allyn, M. Redlein, D. Mach. THIRD ROW: L. Barnes, K. Prosneick, M. Dry- den, L. Cooper, W. Zachowicz, J. Kloss, D. Arent. FOURTH ROW: A. Nowak, F. Badura, R. Nowak. FIFTH ROW: K. Kreiger, N. Croce, C. Tauchar, C, Breiss- inger, L. Morley, T. Vinci, B. Schmahl, G, HiII. I HOMEROOM 202 Mr. Whyte FlRST ROW: D. Czapla, G Schuback, C. Dybalski, D Grandits. SECOND ROW: D Brinkerhoff, L. Byczynski, N Daruszka, S. Black, C. Bielanski G. Youngberg. THIRD ROW: R Arne, S. Schmidt, D. Pers, R Springer, P, Nazzarett, L. Shoe- maker, D. Byczynski. K 4 ,f 1. U ll!! Xwf X. T, C g f .- J' J , pl 'Kun 'Y ff , ff 1 I . HOMEROOM 220 Mr. Hostetler FIRST ROW: P. Mazurowski, M Rollek, S. Dowling, J. Marchitte SECOND ROW: R. Huff, D Hoffman, J. Marczak, T. Houla han, D, Mercer. THIRD ROW P. Stagg, J. De Vito, R. Freund M. Kowalski, C, Kistner, W DeGair1, S. Stainbrook, F Sztukowski. FOURTH ROW: J Strzemka, D. Hoffman, M Bojonowski, T. Kiec, D. Held FIFTH ROW: R. Sennett, D Lloyd, l.. Hartke, M. Walters, T Welninski, J. Peterson, J Kladke, C. Grant, F. Mullody. 55 HOMEROOM 'I60 Mr. R. Krug FIRST ROW: R. Stoll, H.Dorzoz- gowski, N. Choops. SECOND ROW: O, Reger, M. Kcowczyk, S. Wojdon, G. Nelson. THIRD ROW: C. Morkiewicz, M. Miller, R. Kowolerski, D. Letki, L. Petersdorf, D. Hylo, R. Usiok. FOURTH ROW: F. Graf, S. Gem, A. Lozozzero, D, Pogels. FIFTH ROW: M. Wolek, D. Neticki, D. Coffto, T. ToIe, P. Bogocz, J. Diebel, S. Conti, N. Zwolinski. 56 HOMEROOM 237 Mr. A. Ryan FIRST ROW: D. Zielinski, J Domonski, C. Goshleski, J Dorion, D. Woite, D. Simmons SECOND ROW: T. Pajek, B Hergoft, K. Pudiewski, M Aquilino, R. Gorski, L. Foy, T Sierro. THIRD ROW: G. Krojew- ski, H. Sommer, J. Snyder, L Powell. FOURTH ROW: K Zielinski, F. Swiotek, K. Gowin ski, R. Puckett, J. Strozek, D Brzezinski, K. Lugsden, J Micholski. Xp ' !.,...?' I I, . ug! -'1'+'...f'v,,,qfj D, qt 1 ,Y 4 1 .JI7.h.F.i1 1 HOMEROOM 234 Miss S. Lash FIRST ROW: A. Kominski, D. Szoros, J. Molachowski, D. Wil- koloski. SECOND ROW: M. Frys, K. Olskoy, T. Mcifusiok, R. Sikorski, J. Wisniewski. THIRD ROW: K. Smocyniok, M. Atzroft, B. Graf, W. Fouiner, C. Chimes, K, Schenk. FOURTH ROW: F. Ksiozkiewicz, J, Soeicki, J. Gruber, J. Springer. FIFTH ROW: P. Wifucki, C. Sikorski, M, Wirth, C. Merckel, J. Kinderman, D. Zokrzewski, J. Rofko, N. Widomski. HOMEROOM 'I40 Mrs. K. Cleary FIRST ROW: L. Schmitt, B. Froscr, L. Nuwcr, B, Iwonski, C. Louricello, C. Schmid. SECOND ROW: R. Wheeler, P. Lynch, S. Lewondowski, P. Tycz, C. Lon- genfeld. THIRD ROW: G. Kori, P. Lydo, L. Petroski, C. Pogcls, K. Czochorowski, C. Krokowiok, M. Hoger, G. Zuchelkowski, P. Morris, W. Rozler, L. Dusfmon, D. Loveless, S. Chludinski, J, Gurecki. 57 HOMEROOM 222 Miss J. Sattler FIRST ROW: J. Hines, R. Owens. SECOND ROW: J. Lo- Bue, R. Gobryzok. THIRD ROW: G. Bommer, M. Drees, L. Skoczylos, J. Lesser, G, Olei- niczok, G. Suba. HOMEROOM 242 Mrs. N. Giardina FIRST ROW: K. Kwiefniewski, R. Rhodes, C. Peace. SECOND ROW: J. Moges, J. Czerminski, K. Moriority, S. Dormonn. THIRD ROW: S. Snyder, S. Marcy, L. Miller, M. Schoddock S. Koroszewski, A. Czermirmskl, K. Rothleder. f .Ik w I N I I WNJJU WI ,L mv I M 95455 I QW 'IX 1 I3 I3 3 I li S' Fl A A UJ P IMA X rv .VIII , I . ,R Q I . A M rx I 'U II I .QUX UV gg I , 1 HOMEROOM 207 Miss I. Gruszka FIRST ROW: H. Nikiel, S. Youells. SECOND ROW: M, Grau, S. Benz, L. Schwend, A. Beisiegel. THIRD ROW: L. Jaskowski, S. Zwolinski, S. Laski, K. Sehl. FOURTH ROW: W. Daley, G. Gibbs, M. Amman. Eighth Grade HOMEROOM 204 Mrs. Klaskala FIRST ROW: N, Falk, J. Melin- ski, D. Greenwalt, K. Pajak, S. Schultz. SECOND ROW: K. Scherer, H. Seeqe, N. Schlitzer, R. Dukaf. THlRD ROW: M. Delle Donne, R. Stengaord, J. Sczepanik, D. Slawiak. FOURTH ROW: M, Kersting, J. Sullivan, G. Lease. FIFTH ROW: G. Tycz, W. Kornorowski, J. Helder, J. Salamone, J. Young. SIXTH ROW: E. Whitehead, R. Moraniec, T. Dickinson, L. Wag- ner, J. Kolodjcewski, G. Wocz- kowski, J. Raczyk, C. Nagowski. 59 HOMEROOM 203 Mrs. Hess FIRST ROW: M. Flunker, B. Blendowski, S. Sigafoos. SECOND ROW: J. Jasinski, D. Rapin, G. Braniecki, J. Pohlman. THIRD ROW: K. Griese, P. Turner, J. Bohn, D. Harmon, D. Iggulden. FOURTH ROW: D. Zima, L. Trapp, J. Burczynski, B. Gajew- ski. FIFTH ROW: G. Smelser, C. Johnston, C. Nitecki, C. Hill, R. Gittere. 60 HOMEROOM 131 Miss D. Baker FIRST ROW: K. Greenciuer, C. Bunch, C, Gerbracht, J. Smith, G. Puckett, I. Chludzinski. SEC- OND ROW: G. Heitz, S. Metz, D. Dornanski, G. Ludescher. THIRD ROW: M. Walker, M. Domin, K. Schwippert, K. Ned- wick, C. Piskun, R. Bruch, L. Culkowski, T. Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: J. Pilarski, D. Serfin, J. Schenk, E. Rozycki. FIFTH ROW: B. Nawaczyk, E. Petre, J. Jurek, R. Geddes, S. Redlein, J. McCurry, B. Bubzich, B. Peace. I HOMEROOM 254- Mrs. E. Swist FIRST ROW: E. Zerkowski, G. BieIIi, D. Jelonek, K. Cooper, D. Heintz, T. Costiglione, SEC- OND ROW: J. Fox, A. Gree- nouer, G. Ross, P. Sikora, D. Mock. THIRD ROW: R. Brze- zicki, K. Volontosis, R. Kos- przyk, C. Kross, J. Kersfing, J. Kopuscinski, D. Powell, J. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: J. Jonigo, R. Morkiewicz, S. J o sin s k i, H. Nitecki, D. Nowicki, L. Bernord. FIFTH ROW: N. Hopcus, C. Nagy, S. Nogorski, J. Lanigon, A. Ryborczyk, P. Busch, M. Slowik, R. Borynski, C. Bistrisky. HOMEROOM 143- Miss Kuminski FIRST ROW: H. Becerril, J Jones, S. Felder, M. Kozlowski R. Lease, Z, Czorniok, P Woscmcz, C. Witucki, G. Rettko SECOND ROW: A. Poiok, M Jcnowski, J. Huntz, P. Zcstem powski, A. Sfrzelczyk, R. Bryski D. Brezezinski, C. Brunner, K Poryz, S, Anielski, C. Bent, L Cropsi. 61 HOMEROOM 210 Mr. Hanlon FIRST ROW: J. Weisbeck, T. Rupec, P. Leffick, R. Cendrow- ski, J. Soma, T. Nelson. SEC- OND ROW: K. Harmon, S. Bosinski, J. James, H. Sherman, T. Folzone, T. Kuhn. THIRD ROW: B. Wauro, N. Bentkowski, P. Feldt. 62 HOMEROOM 142 Mr. F. Klaiss SEATED: H. Tolson, J. Perok J. Weichmonn, T. Witczok, J Gorczyca. 4 HOMEROOM 133 Miss C. Solmaine FIRST ROW: L. C-mroczyk, P. Sroezyk, R. Chadsey. SECOND ROW: E. Dunkowski, J. Cyran- kowski, T. DeVito, J. Gasiorw- ski. THIRD ROW: B. Stoeckle, P. Ryan, J. Kalinowslci, D. Zuppa. FOURTH ROW: B. Rusiniak, D. Derdel, P. Zielin- ski. FIFTH ROW: M. Petit, L. Richter, M. Stucke, J. Matthews, C. Noreck. SIXTH ROW: G. Hoeber, D. Bogacz, E. Graf, R. Montondo, T. Sipowicz, J. Kufel, R. Lepsch. Seventh Grade HOMEROOM 208 Miss M. Kasprzuk FIRST ROW: R. Cegielski, W. Rozler, N. Gajewski, R. Mueller, K. Pacyon, L. Freier. SECOND ROW: R. Moteio, B. Byrnes, J. Sokol, J. Lombardo. THIRD ROW: S. Sisson, J. Angrisano, R, Zietkiewicz. FOURTH ROW: M. Behm, E. Henry, P. Domogala, R. Ziegler, E. Wojciechowski. FIFTH ROW: C. Hale, R. Krempo, G. Conti, R. Haver- nick, D. Stucke, P. Henry. 63 HOMEROOM 205 Mrs. Holdsworth FIRST ROW: J. Janisch, P. Behm, M. Sfremski, B. JeIIison. SECOND ROW: D. Heriman, T. Malone, A. Rypysc, M. Szerbiak THIRD ROW: J. Hoffman, M Swiefniewski, U. Heider, J Mejak, P. Mazzanti, P. Lechner FOURTH ROW: J, Slupski, P Lefki, B. Kozoduj, R. Opalinski J. Rumshik. FIFTH ROW: D GOIe, P. Zapfel, G. Mier, T Florkowski, P. Urbanek, G Ziegler, D. Snyder, J. Budzich. 64 1 HOMEROOM 'l4'l Mr. K. Webster FIRST ROW: J. Schalberg, T Jasinski, W. Reh, D. Tiedmann D, Voigt, R. Silvestrini, C. Stark W. McGraw, P, Hoffman. SEC- OND ROW: D. Malinowski, S Mercer. THIRD ROW: M. Greenauer, D. Krasny, L. Iggulden, J. Meinke, R, Sfanke- vich. FOURTH ROW: P. Bar- feII, B. Poche, B. Mach, G. Croce, D. Jaskowiak, S. Sundin, L. Peters. I HOMEROOM 206 Miss F. Legierski FIRST ROW: K. Kirnpel, S. Dout, D. Szewczyk. SECOND ROW: D. Kwiotkowski, K. Moroszek, M. Culkowski, S. Dzierlo. THIRD ROW: D, Brown, M. Pietrzok, S. Koruth, C. Richter, J. Von Every. FOURTH ROW: N, Bee- man, E. Guenther, C. Zurek, P. Sliwinski, S. Filipiok. -IOMEROOM 209 Miss Lemonis TIRST ROW: S. Fuchs, B. Iunger, R. Konio, J. Knous. SECOND ROW: B. Fotto, T. SUDDCI, P. Schnek, J. Pcwlicki, 1. Adomczyk, L. Kelm, B. Iwifowski. THIRD ROW: R. fingsley, P. Kopinski, C. gnosiok, S. Ryden, J. Steiner, E. Tzukowski. FOURTH ROW: R. xfzroft, J. Lesinski, D. Solo- wone, R. Socyznski, M. Czoplo. IFTH ROW: N. Cummings, P. roce, L. Kline, R, Zostempow- qi, R. Greiner, J. Schlegel, R. korupc. HOMEROOM 139 Miss N. Strauss FIRST ROW: C. Brondt, V. KeIm, L. Hines, C. Kone. SEC- OND ROW: L. Pcrok, M. Kos- cielniok, E. Simmons, A, Gzik. THIRD ROW: E. Boris, M. Monicki, D. Krauss, D. Erickson. FOURTH ROW: K. Grccnwolf, W. Klodke, D. Lewis, FIFTH ROW: B. Hopernon, J. Coggiono, S. Nowrocki, L. Konorr. SIXTH ROW: F. Malone, J. Czcronko, G. Hilburger, C. Snyder, J. Doruszko, T. Witcrski, M. Gor- Iond, D. Heerdf, D. Angclli, D. Hollfelder. Progress The On New Addition 1 W 4 IQ? -0 Q! l'1 s l It N5 Senior Student Council Gfficers FIRST ROW President, K. Mania, Secretary, K. Nowackij Treasurer, S. Churchill, Vice- President B Musella. This year the Sr. Student Council initiated a more democratic way of electing officers. Can- didates campaigned for one successive week. lt was climaxed by a campaign speech before the student body at the election assembly. Voting machines highlighted the student body's partici- pation in the election when each student assumed his role as student citizen and cast his ballot. Everyone agreed that this year's election had set the stage for all-out school spirit. The i962-63 council attempted several basic and unique projects. Our first big challenge was to create trust in the student body by organizing and presenting a non-teacher assembly in which students were encouraged to discuss openly their views and possible solutions, concerning student problems. The Council's recommendation for a non-proctored lunch period was wholeheartedly supported by the students. The council also assumed the responsibility of welcoming and acquainting new students to our school and of managing the cloakroom for all school activities. The Student Council's philosophy of encour- aging scholarship was demonstrated by its dona- tion to the Reukauf Memorial Scholarship fund and also by its contribution to the lnternational Fellowship. These latter funds were raised by the pizza sale. The Council is enrolled in the National and New York State Association of Student Councils. It is the Council's hope that these accom- plishments will establish a solid foundation for future Council's. . ,,.- a-fs., Senior Student Council R .. C.-.x.f 1 ,SWR ff' FIRST ROW: K. Nowacki, K. Mania, B. Musella, S. C. Lo Rusch, S. Piotrowski, M. Schmahl, R. Rest. J. Churchill. SECOND ROW: J. Jokubiok, B. Stokes, R. Rollek, F. Serofin, A. Erickson, K. Roty, V. Vogel. Ackerman, W. Arcongel, L. Stork, J. Popp. THIRD ROW: lily in Student Council Election an , I my lg Q 2 gf? 5 ,. . ..,,, 69 , ,, ,-1 t - l l v-nv Junior Student Council Officers ., mf sziit ,ii.i4 2521 iii? it 70 as iw LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Budzich, D. Denz, T. Hoelscher, H. Nikiel. Junior Student Council This year was one of the best for the Junior Student Council. ln November the Annual Instal- lation Banquet took place. The officers and the members were installed: Helen Nikiel, Presidentg Betty Budzich, Vice-Presidentg Donna Denz, Sec- retary: and Timothy Hoelscher, Treasurer. Our money making activity was the maqa- zine campaign. With some of the proceeds a for- eign exchange student proqram was sponsored and a bus for Junior High Students was paid for to some of the away basketball games. This year we initiated two new services. Every morning two of our members collected the buff cards from the homeroom teachers. Also, the Junior Student Council and the Senior Student Council set up a monitoring system in the halls. Appropriate dress for school was again stressed, culminating with Red and White Day. The Christmas Dance was a festive occa- sion. And, the teachers were entertained at a Christmas Punch Party. ln the spring there was a Splash Party at which everyone had a hilarious time. All in all the Junior Student Council had a successful and rewarding year under the capable leadership of their officers and Miss M. Roan. 5... Junior Student Council N., A NN' K FIRST ROW: B. Budzich, H. Nikiel, D. Denz, T. Hoelscher. Behm. THIRD ROW: M. Czoplo, L. Byczynski, C. Sikorski, SECOND ROW: D. Brown, P. Ryon, H. Seege, B, Byrnes, L. Bernard. C. Schmidt, J. Bohn, J. Scholberg, K. Kwietnieski, P. 5 Rf 'ir X F 71 l lm' C Centorial Stall ' l i l l FIRST ROW: M. Mueller, G. Budzich, J. Nikiel, M. Tam- Kowalewski, Z. Jacyszyn, K. Trimble THIRD ROW L l borski, S. Young, L. Zielinski, G. Stark, S. Hycner, P. Delle Donne, K. Zawierucha, C. Szczepaniak J Enser Becker. SECOND ROW: S. Schultz, F. Yaeger, B. Stokes, J. Ruszczyk, J. Trent, B. Matuszewski G Passmore J M. Even, R. Letki, S. Wurstner, V. Vogel, K. Kwitzer, S. Wylupski, P. Chmura, S. Olczak, M Augustynlak 1 . and long to publish this yearbook which we hope will be enjoyed and appreciated by all. ln order to raise funds for its publication the staff The Centorial Staff of i963 has worked L iff' li held a very successful dance in the Fall, sold ...fe .f,...- - refreshments at the home basketball games, and obtained patrons and ads from various organiza- tions and business establishments in the area. Q Members of the Centorial staff attended the l Western New York lnterscholastic Press Associa- tion meeting held this year at Amherst Central School. We plan also to attend the Press Day sponsored each year by St. Bonaventure Univer- i sity in Olean. V l l l l l t i Q 1 4 l l l 1 72 l ....... f . V ..... . A u 5 E 5 'Q - 5 3 s 'i w s 2-ii i l 1 li it .l l 5 i 3 'S 5 if as .-3 P S Centoriol stuff Officers FIRST ROW: M. Tomborski, Co-Editor. SECOND ROW: G. Subscriptions Manager. THIRD ROW: M. Mueller, Ad Stork, Sports Editor: S. Hycner, Patrons Manager: S. Manager: J. Nikiel, Sports Editor: P. Becker, Editorial Young, Editor-in-Chief: L, Zielinski, Co-Editor: G. Budzich, Monoqer. Centoricll Art Staff SEATED: B. Stokes, K. Zowierucha. STANDING: S. Kowalewski, Z. Jocyszyn. Centurion FIRST ROW P Behn M Fink, L. Klien, A. Stokes, M. Zgoda, D. Both, T. Kaminski L Chmura B MQFRIGWICZ Fisch J Both M La.loie D Malinowski. SECOND ROW: C. Brazer, P, Rybarczyk, B, Stokes S Golombek L Byczynskl D. Helstrom, J. Florek, M. The Centurion began as the C.C.H.S. News about the some time our centralized district was organized. Both of these papers had a rich journalistic heritage in the Pine Torch, which was the school paper in the Pine Hill school. The name was changed from C.C.H.S. News to The Cen- turion as the result of a name the paper contest , which was held in May, l962. Our purpose is to report all news events which tran- spire in our school and are of interest to the students as well as special attractions. In reporting fairly and impar tially, the students who are members of our stall valuable knowledge and experience in such varied as human relations, publicity, printing, and art work. we help to familiarize students with the workings of a newspaper. We feel that the year 1962-1963 has been an espe- cially fruitful one. Our year is highlighted mainly by the purchase of a new printing machine last June, This ma- chine makes it possible for us to render the best possible editions of our paper and permits varied art work both in decorations and photography. Our staff also had a dance this year on November l6. The staff also planned visits to either the Courier Express or Buffalo Evening News or St. Bonaventures College to augment the general knowledge of our staff concerning newspaper work. We feel that we have had a most enjoyable year this year and a very productive one. We are looking for an even better year next year, as we constantly try to do our best to contribute to the school life of the students by giving them an accurate and interesting school newspaper. Centurion Eclitoriol Stott FIRST ROW: S. Golombek, A. Stokes, M. Zgodo, D. Both. SECOND ROW: T. Kam k C Brozer, E. Morkiewicz, B. Stokes. Editor and Co-editor STANDING: A. Stokes, Editor. SEATED: M. Fisch, Co-Editor. Senior National Honor Society OFFICERS-TOP TO BOTTOM: G. DiPirro, President, B. Mueller, Secretary: K. Mania, Vice-President, S. Daut, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: N. Kapanek, B. Stokes, K. Kwitzer, B. borski, M. Pierce, P. Bolero, G. Budzich, B. Markiewicz Musella, W. Paoletti, Z. Jacyszyn, K. Nowacki, M. D. Crigler, C. Crigler. FOURTH ROW: J. Meinke, G La Joie. SECOND ROW: S. Young, R. Letki, S. Daut, K. Passmore, B. Matuszewski, R. Vorwerk, M. Zgoda, T Mania, G. DiPirro, B. Mueller, K. Youells, L. Zielinski, Kaminski, J, Januszak, P. Becker, M. McCurry, P S. Milnes. THIRD ROW: C. Hoffman, S. Wurstner, M. Schnobrick, D. Storm, J, Ruszczyk, P. Chmura. Mueller, C. Szczepaniak, S. Piofrowski, J. Enser, M. Tam- Junior National Honor Society FIRST ROW: S. Benz, K. Stranc, P. Schwippert, M. Guenther, K. Aschenbrenner, P. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: D. Denz, K. Sehl, M. Dryden, N, Chapman, M. Amann, H. Nikiel, S. Zwolinski, P. Rybarczyk. OFFICERS-TOP TO BOTTOM: K. Stranc, Treasurer, K. Aschenbrenner, Secretary, M. Guenther, President, P. Schwippert, Vice- President. Music Department - Bancl FIRST ROW: M. Kohl, D. Lloyd, J. Winter, C. Johnston, D. W. Nikiel, T. De Vito, G. Smelser, F. Sztukowski, G. Suba Malinowski, C. Hill, A. Beisiegel, P. Franklin. SECOND J. Budzich, R, Tworkowski, J, Domanski. FOURTH ROW ROW: W. De Gain, H. Nikiel, G. Hill, L. Hines, A. Nowak, Mr. Luther, C. Markiewicz, J. Kladke, G. Payne, J. Salamone D. Del Principe, G. Mueller, D. Milbrandt, F. Mullady, D. P. Cclstiglione, J. Prybylski, M, Zgoda, C. Witucki, S Holltelder, THIRD ROW: K. Carlson, J. Fox, J. De Vito, DOWlll'1Q, S- Golombek- MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Music Department added, this year, a new group to its family of organizations, a Boys' Glee Club, consisting of boys in grades nine through twelve. Other organizations of the department are a Junior-Senior High Bandestra Iso called due to the incorporation of strings in the bandl con- sisting of students in grades seven through twelve, a Junior High Chorus consisting of boys and girls in grades seven and eight, a Senior High Girls' Chorus consisting of girls in grades nine through twelve and the Choraleers consisting of a select group of girls in grades nine through twelve. The Band plays for the home football games and the Bandestro plays for the school assemblies and other public programs and meetings. The Bandestra and all the other music organizations prepare for certain pro- grams such as the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. It is the desire of the music department to expose you to the rich rewards of music-vocal and instrumental. Here you learn not only to express and interpret great music, to become adept in playing an instrument or singing, but far more important, you learn cooperation, character, dependability, sharing, and giving your talents to an organization and school for the rich enjoyment of all. 78 Boys Glee Club FIRST ROW: R. Freund, R. Kimble, W. DeGoin. SECOND ROW: J. Heider, J. Kladke, D. Milbrandt, D. Mier, T. Kominski. Jr. High Chorus FIRST ROW: K. Kimpel, P. Kohl, L. Koruth, B. Frier, J Meinke, T. Costiglione S. Jcisinski J. Fox, B. Byrnes, J Josinski, M. Fluker, J. Ifon Every, Di Szewczyk, Mrs. Shriver: SECOND ROW: C. Kane, B. Stoeckle M. Strempski R Silvestrini, P. Sroczyk, L. Groczyk, J. Johnson, K. Nedvvick, C. Hole, R. Brzezicki, L. Iggulden, S. Musello, P. Mozzonti, B Blendowski, L. Joskowiok, K. Greenouer. THIRD ROW: K 80 Noreck, S. Rusiniok, M. Petit, K. Kross, L. Frier, P. Zophel S. Schultz, L. Konorr, A. Ryborczyk, L. Bernard, K, Swippert G. Leose, C. Bistrisky, J. Bohn, K. Moroczyk, S. Dzierbo, S Benz. FOURTH ROW: C. Nitecki, K. Poryz, G. Tyc, S. Zwoiin- ski, C. Zurek, J. Schenk, J. Poczyk, J. Zurek, J. Kufel, A Gzik, M. SIowik,,P. Zielinski, L. Schwend, J. Sullivan, L Cropsi, S. Redlein, N. Beernon, G. Ponti, J. Burczynski. Moiorettes FIRST ROW: C. Longenfeld, S. Nogowski, D. Bodo. SECOND ROW: C. Louricello, P Wolkowiok, C. Brozer, G. Conti, S. Merz, S. Anielowski, M. Janowski, B. Graf, M. Miller Mr. G. Luther. Stage Crew MW -N-ww' FIRST ROW: J. Puckett, J. Prybylski, R, Steiner, M, Culkowski, M. Czoplo. SECOND ROW: M. Gliszcznski, Mr. G. Luther, J. Porucki, H. Holler, H. Sommer, D. Slowiok. Newscasters LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Markiewicz, N. Abbotoy, J. Benz, M. Guenther, R. Nicotra, P. Schmidt. Library Staff FIRST ROW: N. Kruchten, L. Fladie, S. Wojdon. SECOND ROW: M. Aquilina, C, Price, D. Hyla, D. Czapla, S. Gern, C. Wisniewski, K. Kulinowski, Mrs. Hyde. THIRD ROW: E. Markiewicz, J. Peterson, M. Kistner, C, Chruscicki, L. Chmura, M. MorIey, J. Kloss, C. Krakowiak, M. Hager, L. Morley, C. 82 Taucher, FOURTH J, Fisher, T. Vinci Simmons 1 N. Derion, N. Sunday, M. WaIters, P. Lynch ROW: G. Ferdinand, C. Young, B, Iwanski, L. Nuwer R. Hyla, D. Meir, G. Will, G. Stark, T. Karninski R. Gerlach, K. Krieger, R. Huff, C. Strong, D M. RoIIek, M. Setti. Bookstore Crew fs 'Swingin 'Sound ' F15 STANDING: K. Rothleder, J. Florek, D. Stevens, L. Chmuro, S. Gurbocki, Mr. Gunthorpe. SEATED: S. Koroszewski. Future Nurses' Club FIRST ROW: B. Piosecki, E. Pifrowycz, A. Bogdan, D. THIRD ROW: M. McCurry, B. Gubalo, M. Rocco, S, Bloszyk Bistricky, S. Krosmy, L. Defo, P. Franklin, SECOND ROW: S. Kosinski, M, Kwifowski, Mrs. D'Amoto, B, Fuchs, M. Orwof N. Molecki, K. Nowocki, B. Drzyga, S, Chochulo, M. Miller, M. Adomczok, K. Sowo, M. Braun, C. Kobos. K. Kulinowski, E. Wortecki, R. Conti, C. Jennings, B. Moyne, 83 Drama Club Officers SEATED: T. Kaminski, S. Golombek, E. Markiewicz. STANDING: B. Stokes, A, Stokes. Budding young thespions in grades 7-l2 have joined together to form the Dramatics Club of C.C.H.S. The accomplishments of this group were exemplified in the two main productions presented during this school year. One of these was presented at a drama festival at Alfred University, and the other was presented by the group in an assembly for the enjoyment of the faculty and the student body, The members of this club have acquired invaluable confidence and experience which will benefit them in their later life. In the spring of the year, the Drama Club with the assistance of the Senior Class put on a spring play, Home Sweet Homicide. Dromca Club Members J,---f If FIRST ROW: T. Castigeone, M. Strempski, J. Von Every P. Behm, J. Johnson, S. Musellc, C. Richter, J. Stocker, L. Graczyk, L. Koruth, M. Pietrozek, J. Fox, D. Swezczk. SECOND ROW: G. Bielli, L. Kcmon, M, Budney, S. Golom bek, C. Zurek, M. Rusiniok, C. Brozer, M. lgnotowski D. Helsfrom, B. Stokes, D, Wolters, K. Murozek, L Kropsy. THIRD ROW: G. Conti, K. Pefre, B. Morkiewicz A. Grant, M. Wolters, M. Zgodo, C. Matthews, T. Komin- ski, D. Mier, A. Stokes, C, Sirorski, R. Lizok, S. Filipiok Senior High Art Club STANDING: Mr. Granditz, D. Brodzinski, D. Hollfelder, A. Luckman, R. Reeder, T Janicki, J. Eimers, T. Kaminski, M. Krohl, R. Kimble, E. Cendrowski, J, Ruszala, SEATED N. Jedrzeiewski, M. Budney, C. Turty, J, Blaine, S. Balbierz, J. Banas. The Senior High Art Club provides artistically inclined students of grades 9 thru l2 with the opportunity to express themselves beyond the confines of a classroom period. They meet on Thursdays in Room 155 after school, at which time, in an informal atmosphere, they work at various projects. Members of the Senior High Art Club have participated in such projects as making scenery for the Water Ballet and decorations for the Junior Prom. This group is under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Granditz. I V. IR Audio Visual Club FIRST ROW: P. Hoffman, J. Schalberg, M. Swiefniewski, J. Markiewicz, G. Meir, P. Bartell, P. Turner, R, Stoll, J. Jones Slupski, D. Heitz, C. Bunch. SECOND ROW: M. Szerbiok, T. FOURTH ROW: E. Graf, N. Hopcus, R. Kimble, P. Busch Vinci, P. Karaszewski, Miss Turton, Advisor: J. Kersting, J. Lesser, B. Breton, D. Malachowski, R. Baumgarfncr, P Z. Czarniak, I.. Crapsi. THIRD ROW: R. Ryden, R. Oplinslci, Morris, J. Barthelerns, D. Gawronski, G. Smelser. W. Daley, M. Domin, S. Lewandowski, G. Zukowski, R, Junior High Art Club FIRST ROW: M. Manicki, D. Hollfelder, J. Jasinski, C. Kane. Strauss. THIRD ROW: U. Heider, R. Markiewicz, E. Guenther, SECOND ROW: l. Chludzinski, D. Kwiotkowski, K. Sehl, A. J. Caggiano, L. Schwend, S. Zwolinski, E. Boris. FOURTH ROW: Beisiegel, J. Kersting, D. Jelonek, J. Janisch, J. Smith, Miss D. Angelli, R. Cendrowski. 87 1 Jun'or High Debate CIub SEATED: D, Brown, P. Turner, H. Nikiel, W. Doley. STANDING: G. Gibbs, W. Fournier, R. Geddes, M. Amonn, F. Ksiozkiewicz, M. Grou. Junior High Moth Club FIRST ROW: K. Kimpse, S. Dout, J. Josinski, S. Dzierbo, S. Benz. SECOND ROW: M Amonn, D. Harmon, J. Burczynski, K. Morciszek, B. Blendowski, G. Griese, M. Fluker THIRD ROW: Mr. Johnston, K. Sehl, N. Biemcm, S. Zwcllinski, M. Ignofowski, M. Rusiniok J. Bohn, C. Bistriski, S. Rusiniok, C. Noreck. Girls Hi-Y FIRST ROW: B. Bystryk, B. Raczynski, S. Young, Mrs. Peard, Schlienz. THIRD ROW: G. Kuiawa, J. Enser, N. Szamania A. Ryan, L. Janczak. SECOND ROW: D. Zimmerman, M. M. Tamborski, J. Winter, S. Hycner, P. Becker, M. Kistner, D Even, S. Milnes, C. Crigler, C. Marchlewski, N. Schmitt, S. Vastolo,G. Budzich, L. Delle Donne, R. Loibl. Wurstner, C. Janczak, M. Mueller, D. Grenda, F. Yaeger, V. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character, can be heard every other Tuesday at the close of the Alpha Kappa Delta Girls' Hi-Y meetings. To live up to the standards of the Hi-Y, which is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A., the girls not only perform services to the school and community but also have many hours of enjoyment and pleasure. The Hi-Y has made Christmas stockings for the children at Meyer Memorial Hospital, has sponsored a dance, has donated a Thanksgiving food basket to a family in need, and has sold candy. Through the efforts of Miss Lemonis and Mrs. Peard, the advisors of the girls, the Hi-Y has had another profitable and satisfying year. 89 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Becker, exchange student to South America, and Gloria Rojas, exchange student from Colombia. Miss Gloria Ines Rojas International Fellowship Program This year Cheektowaga Central has had the pleasure of being visited by Gloria Ines Rojas of Bucaramanga, Colombia. Gloria, I7 years old, came to Cheektowaga in November under the International Fellowship Program. She is spending a delightful three months with the Becker family. Gloria, one of twelve children, graduated from Colegio de la Santisima, Trinidad, two weeks before she arrived here. At Cheektowaga Central she is following a college entrance course. Upon her return to Colombia, Gloria will enter the University to pursue the study of architecture. Dancing and participating in sports are Gloria's favorite pastimes. While here she has become very fond of tobogganing and ice skating. When Gloria leaves we will all miss her friendly smile and warm Buenos Dias. .F V ' 1 Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: J. Januszak, R. Bushley, J. Pettit, B. Brezowski, J. Melinski, V. Scioli, R. Ritz. SECOND ROW: K. Carlson Head Coach, Mr. J. Rearic. THIRD ROW: M. Jennings, E. Sikorski, D. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: M. Soto, Mgr., A. Erick The Cheektowaga Central Warriors experi- enced an unsuccessful year with one win and six losses. The main reason for the off year was inex- perience. Our football team played with only six seniors, Raymond Bushley, Knute Carlson, Ed- ward Foy, William Nadrowski, Randolph Ritz, and Edward Sikorski. This years co-captains were Edward Sikorski and Richard Brezowski. Our first game was an inter-divisional contest at South- western, we were defeated when Southwestern scored three times for 20 to 0 victory. Two weeks later we played host to Eden, we suffered a l3 to 7 defeat. The following week our defeat was at the hands of a powerful Sweet Home team, we lost by an earthquaking score of 40 to 7. Our next contest ended in a 20 to 7 defeat against first placed Alden. Our game against J. F. K. also proved disastrous as we lost 20 to l3 in a 92 son, K. Krug, R. Bihr, T. Caggiano, W. Nadrowski, D. Fechter, M. Ambrose, J. Glogowski, R. Wachowick, F. Serfin, C. Va- canti, R. Kasprzak, G. Payne, Mgr.: Mr. C. Walters, Line Coach. hard fought battle. Our last defeat was by the slim margin of l4 to 7 against Depew. For our last game the team journeyed to Springville for an inter-divisional contest. At Springville the team won its first game by the score of 20 to l4. Edward Sikorski was placed on the All-Star Foot- ball team for his performances. Richard Brezow- ski was placed on the second team while Joseph Glogowski and David Snyder received honorable mention. Southwestern Cheektowaga Eden Cheektowaga Sweet Home Cheektowaga Alden Cheektowaga J. F. K. Cheektowaga Depew Cheektowaga Springville Cheektowaga ,L 4. 'S . . oo ball, , Mis Ml' fe VK -.vi ' .s?Sw9 Demonstrating a block: R. Mack, J. Parucki. FIRST ROW: Schneggenberger, J. Snyder, T. Donahue, D. Pagels, G. W. Purdy, J. Cegielski, S. Bonifo, C. Bielanski, J. Luterek, Wolek, M. Walek, M. Glyszczynski, J. Heifz, J. Diebel, T. D. Del Principe, J, Henderson, L. Powell, P. Nazzaretf, C. Corbelf, K- PGJUCJW, B. Sodus, MUDGQGV- Tiedemann. SECOND ROW: W. Rozler, C. Gaiser, P. 9th Grade Football FIRST ROW: J. Domanski, J. Wisnienski, R. Gorski, W. Gruber, F. Richard, C. Bressinger, M. Drees, T. Hoelscher Zachonicz, R. Nowak, M, Frys, D. Arent, D. Mack, C. K. Stranc, J. Michalski, R. Twokowski, L. Petersdorf, R Markiewicz, T. Sciera, P. Schwipperf. SECOND ROW: J. Kawalerski, J. Strzempka, D. Wheeler, J. McHale, Coach. 93 . .2,, .V Varsity Basketball Team X FIRST ROW: R. Brezowski, Mr. Moyce, .LMIS-opin-ski. SECOND ROW: E. Foy, J. Januczak, J. Fogelsonger, J. Nikiel, W. Boltz, J. Wagner, J. Elsaesser, J. Heitz, R. Bihr. I 'Y if l W Wi Cheektowaga Central Basketball Warriors enjoyed a most successful season taking the Divi- sion lll crown for the second consecutive year. The season opened on our court against the Alden Bulldogs. Our Warriors outscored Alden from the field 40-36 but lost the game at the foul line as Alden sank 27 to our l7. Our team then beat J. F. K. 37-35 in a hard fought battle on their court. The next two games were inter- divisional contests, the first was lost to Mary- vale but the team bounced back to beat Clarence. In the Maryvale game Bill Boltz scored 30 points and pulled down 20 rebounds for two home game records. The team then scored its third victory over Depew 59 to 47. The next game was another interdivisional contest at Maryvale in which the team lost 69 to 5l. The team then started a nine game winning streak with a 58 to 45 victory over Holland. The Warriors then beat North Collins 50 to 25. A 52 94 to 4l victory was scored over Ed oullI3id win in a row. The team's next victor was ov r I if it Alden who was in first place at the time, f L here on in Cheektowaga Central remained n- top. Our Warriors played another close ga e beating J.F.K. 48 to 47. ln our last interdivisional-f' game, we beat Clarence 51 to 47. Cheektowaga then scored decisive victories over Depew, Hol- land, and North Collins. The final game of t e season was played at Eden where we bowed toil' the Raiders 42 to 35. Four Seniors will not return next year, they are Bill Boltz, Jim Elsaesser, Joe Nikiel and Ed Foy. The team's co-captains were seniors Bill Boltz and Jim Elsaesser, The team's great suc- cess was due largely to the efforts of Mr. Moyce, the team coach, who did a fine job training the boys for their last basketball season in Divi- sion lll. NR N to--1 K i X F 'V J l fe l i xx, Y Varsity Game Scores Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Cheektowaga lnterdivisional Games BASKETBALL 1962-1963 57 63 37 35 58 69 47 40 59 47 51 69 68 45 50 25 52 41 62 52 48 47 51 47 57 47 52 40 73 56 35 42 Alden J.F.K. Maryvale Clarencek Depew Maryvale' Holland North Collins Eden Alden J.F.K. Clarencei Depew Holland North Collins Eden ic .l.V. Basketball Team nl FIRST ROW: B. DeGain, K. Schenk, D. Arent, B. Nowak, F. Rickard, B. Magavero, A Kaminski. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr, T Hostetler, N. Chapman, C. Bressinger, J. McFar land, J. Bonito, J. Roth, K. Stranc, J. Springer, M. Wirth, D. Lloyd, N. Croce, Manager M Dryden. Ba se ball Te a m C FIRST ROW: R. Brezowski, Mr. L. Whelang coach, J. Kinderman, R. Brezowski, E. Sikorski, B. Nadrowski, R. Baumgartner, C. Gies. SECOND ROW: B. Boltz, B. Peters, J. Janucak, C. Janowski, T. Donohue, J. Heitz, A. Kaczmarek. BAS E BALL 1962 Cheektowaga Centrals' 1962, baseball team was coached last season by Mr. L. Whelan. The team had ci fair season with five wins and seven losses. This 1962 season was the first time the baseball team used the newly completed baseball diamond and field. Red Brezowski was the only member of the baseball team to be named on the All-Star Baseball Team. Nils-...LQ ,C ,, Varsity Baseloall Scores Opponents Cheektowaga H Alden l Won A Sloan l2 Lost A Eden l Won H Holland 7 Lost H North Collins 4 Won H Depew 4 Won A Depew ' 6 Lost H Sloan 2 Lost A Holland 9 Lost A North Collins 6 Lost A Alden 6 Won H Eden 8 Lost H-Home A-Away J.V. Baseball Team FIRST ROW: R. Arne, J. Ruszalo, R. Magavero, J. Cegielski, P. Maczewski, D. Zigrossi, S. Bonito, J. Luterek, B. Zola. SEC OND ROW: J. Budawski, K. Smazniak, T. Kaufman, B. Nogow ski, J. Rollek, Coach, Mr. W. Majewski, S. Komorowski, D. ,,,..,, ...., ,,,. ..,, ,,,,,....,-..-,.,.,En.:,,-,,...--,. Helminiak, R. Mach, D. Lenk, J. Kopera THIRD ROW E Walek, R. Bihr, G. Fuchs, D. Pers M Sodo J Wagner J Fogelsonger, G. Zawierucho, J. Roth H Neuwer D Sobocinski A. Erickson, J. Parucki. Lettermen's Club FIRST ROW: J. Luterek, M. Jennings, J. Elsaesser, E. Sikorski Mr. D. Moyce, D. Snyder, R. Brezowski, W. Boltz, S. Basinski SECOND ROW: J. Snyder, D. Gerloch, B. Bartkowiak, M. Kohl R. Bushley, F. Serfin, T. Kopcinski, G. DiPerro, K. Carlson, G Payne, R. Theurer, C. Gies, K. Krug, H. Mercer, T. Wozniak. The purpose of the Cheektowaga Central Lettermen's Club is ill to promote all sports and athletics at Cheektowaga Central C25 to pro- mote sportsmanship and fair play in all activities and C37 to encourage underclassmen to partici- pate in school sports. Membership is open to any student who has earned a major letter. There are also privileges extended to every letterman. They may get in every home game of football,basketball, track, etc. free of charge. Last year the Lettermens' Club had a banquet at which time all lettermen brought their fathers. All lettermen received their letters and pin they earned in their respective sport. These are one of the many privileges extended to all lettermen. Every year the Lettermens' Club sponsors a 98 THIRD ROW: K. Angielczyk, F. Kopinski, E. Foy, D. Brodzin- ski, G. Stark, J. Janusczak, B. Peters, R. Ritz, J. Nikiel, D. Malachowski, J. Fogelsonger, D. Springer, T. Henry, P. Haring, J. Heitz. sports night. The money earned from this sports- night is used for buying school jackets for all senior boys, who are members of the club. There are also duties connected with mem- bership in this group. At every home game of football, the lettermen sell refreshments and pro- grams. At the home games of basketball the let- termen referee the freshmen basketball game between halftimes and they also collect tickets at these games. The Lettermens' Club is fairly new. lt was started in i959 by Mr. Frazer. Now Mr. Moyce heads the club. A constitution has been drawn to protect the rights of all lettermen. Each member has the right to vote on all matters brought up at their meetings. Cross Country Teom FIRST ROW: F. Kominski, T. Johnson, L. Mathews, B. De Trzcinski, D. Loyde, F. Grof, M. Wirth, B. Nogowski, N Goin, M. Dryden, W. Richord, N. Croce, T, Rusiniok. SECOND Kosprzok, T. Henry, B. Braid, D. Bryzinski, G. Stork, G ROW: Cooch, Mr. D. Moyce, D. Elminowski, D. Schorfer, R. Koller. Troclc Teom FIRST ROW: T. Johnson, L. Mothews, T. McCoy, P. Cwilin- ski, J. Simmons. SECOND ROW: B. Konopo, D. Przybycien, G. DiPirro, F. Serfin, D, Koroszewski, P. Schneggenburger, C. Bortlett, R. Kimble, K. Bclonski, N. Morczein, D. Schneider. ,, l fl li i. K5 THIRD ROW: G. Stork, M. Bent, R. Adomczok, D. Brody, R. Zemroc, M. Jennings, N. Brzezinski, J. Reuter, T. Henry, T. Corbett, B, Swisrok, G. Poyne, J, Schneider, B. Peters, H. Mercer, coach, Mr. D. Moyce, 99 Boys' lntram ural Program INTRAMU RAL SPORTS As in the past years, Mr. Frazer has supervised the seventh and eighth grade intramurals program. A few of the sports that the Jr. High Students participate in during the year are football, swimming, wrestling, apparatus, track, bowling, baseball, and volleyball. The purpose of the intramural program is to increase the skill of the seventh and eighth graders, prepare them for varsity sports, and increase the physical capability of each boy. lt also gives the boys who participate an extra three gym days a week. They become acquainted with the skills of the game and the conduct necessary for good sportsmanship. Swimming Team FIRST ROW: F. Malone, R. Zastempowski, G. Heitz, P. Busch, P, Hoffman, J, Mejal, THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Frazer, G. Stof- D- Heintz, D- Tfedemdfm, E. G1-l9I'1fl1Gl', R. SfGf1l49ViCl'1, R- fel, J. Rumschik, R. Makriwicz, J. Slupski, A. Greenhauer Greiner, M. Swietniewski, E. Boris, R. Opalinski, J. Daruszka. P, Ryan, G. Meier, P, Lechner, J. Kalinowski, D. Erickson, R SECOND ROW! C- Bl-'V1Cl'1, P- Lefki, D- V0iQl'1f, P- Schenk, D- Dukat, R, Kasprayk, E. Hillburger, G. Hoeber, R. Prybylski Krauss, D. Zuppa, E, Dunkwoski, J, Hoffman, D. Hollfelder, 00 X-.-V Intramural Basrcetloall FIRST ROW: D. Zuppa, E. Boris, M. Swietneiwski, P. Ryan, J. Polman. THIRD ROW: P. Bartell, D. Harmon, E. White F. Malone, T. Malone. SECOND ROW: K. Adamszyk, D. head, R. Greiner, Mr. R. Frazer, P. Busch, D. Slawiak, R Krauss, G. Heitz, D. lggulden, D. Rapin, G. Hoeber, P. Letki, Here, L. Kelm. Physical Fitness Group FIRST ROW: T. Malone, P. Lechner, M. Swietniwski. SECOND Guenther, D. Erickson, D. Mack, A. Guenther, J. Slupski. ROW: A. Angela, D. Slawiak, G. Heitz, R. Opalinski. THlRD FIFTH ROW: J. Wacakowski, D. Serafin, T, Florkowski, H. ROW: J. Daruszka, J. Meiak, D. Krauss. FOURTH ROW: F. Nitecki, D. Slowiak. Malone, D. Harmon, G. Mier, J. Kalinowski, D. Powell, 10 1 Bowling Team FIRST ROW: T. Kopcinski, Mr, Sempert. SECOND ROW: T, Wozniak, R, Ackerman, P. Schneggenburger, W. Swistak. THIRD ROW: G. Stark, C. Mathews, W. Archangel, T. Mercer. Swimming Team SEATED: S. Bosinslci, D. Hoffman, L. Serafin, C. Kisfner, T. Kohl. STANDING! D. Malachowski, J. Przybylski, D, Zgk Kiec, J. Leuterek, F. Welinski. KNEELING: J. Reuter, J. Fuchs, R. Weeks, R. Burger, J. Glogowski, M. Jennings, R. Powell N. Kasprzyk, G. Lesser, J. Vinci, R. Mack, R. Gerlach, M. 5. Komorowski, K. Carlson, Mr. G. Mahoney, Coach, 02 Varsity Cheerleaders KNEELING: C. Schultz, K. Trimble, STANDING: P, Bolero, J. Wylupski, J. McKee. J.V. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Scoville, P. Schmitt, J, Benz, R, Miller, S. Vorwerk, L. Fladae. 10 O Sr. High G.A.A. Officers FIRST ROW, Seated: L. Schmitt. SECOND ROW, Seated: S. Young, A. Ryan. Tl'llRD ROW, Standing: C. Slupski, L. Heigl. The main objectives of the Girls' Athletic Association are to promote interest in Athletic participation and to inspire good sportsmanship. ln achieving these objectives the G.A.A., under the capable leadership of its officers and advisor Mrs. Rizzo, provided a wide variety of activities. Every girl had the opportunity to participate in numerous sports activities ranging from soccer, basketball and tumbling to the main high- light of the year-the water ballet. Not all the activities were centered around sports. ln order to raise money for its scholarship fund and other purposes, the G.A.A. sold candy, held a dance and a sportsnight. The year was climaxed with the annual senior Mother and Daughter Banquet and the picnic at Mirror Lake. This year proved to be a prosperous and enjoyable one for the G.A.A. and the girls who participated in its events. were YVVV M.- -4 Junior-Senior G.A.A. Freshmon - Sophomore G.A.A 0 Jr. High G.A.A. Officers ' SEATED: L. Wagner, J. Burzynski. STANDING: S. Benz, G. Lease. THE JUNIOR HIGH G.A.A. Miss Fogarty and the Junior High Girls' Athletic Association have succeeded again this year in providing invigorating sports for the enjoy- ment and gratification of the girls. Lorraine Wagner was chosen- as president, Glenda Lease as Vice President, Susan Benz as Secretary, and Janice Burzynski as Treasurer. The girls journeyed to Williamsville High School for a volleyball game. They played an energetic game and tried their best, but unfortunately they lost. Their activities during the i962-I963 school year consisted of various sports such as basketball, volleyball, and tumbling on Wednesdays and Thursdays, swimming on Mondays and Fridays, and a picnic in the spring. As in the past, their efforts helped to make the water ballet an enor- mous success. Having gained the invaluable experience as members of the Junior High G.A.A., the girls will be well qualified and eager for membership in the Senior G.A.A. I- Jr. High G.A.A. Members Jr. High Swimming Group Field Hockey Team FIRST ROW: P. Becker, Z. Jcucyszyn, C. Schultz, M. Mueller, D. Walters. SECOND ROW: P. Bolero, K. Zowierucho, S. Hycner, B. Mueller, C. Slupski, G. Possmore, J. Wylupski. . Soccer Team FIRST ROW: C. Schultz, Z. Jocyszyn, M. Mueller, C. Slupski, D. Wolters, D. Wheeler SECOND ROW: P. Bolero, K. Zowierucho, S. Hycner, B. Mueller, P. Becker, G. Possmore 108 J. VVylLIDSki. 9th 81 10th Grade Swimming Group Wrw m A I ' ' if ,i UU M L' i Nth 81 12th Grade Swimming Group 15 f... Volleyball Team FIRST ROW: P. Bolero, Z. Jacyszyn. SECOND ROW: K. Zawierucha, J. Wylupski, B. Muel ler, P. Becker, G. Passmore. 110 Coed Volleyloal Team FIRST ROW: K. Trimble, D. Wheeler, C. Schultz. SECOND ROW: T. Woznlak, A. Maurer, D. Springer. Tumbling Club FIRST ROW: R. Rast, L. Wagner, L. KOpinSki, R- Nell- Wheeler, C. Schultz, L. Schmitt, P Lydo B Gubala reuther, G. Neubauer, P. Morris, J. Benz, G. Passmore, G. Lease, P. Bolero, C. Scoville. THIRD ROW S Vor L. Delle Donne, D. Schwenk, L. Stark. SECOND ROW: werk, S. Alexander, -S. Sisson, M. Miller C Schmitt C. Price, S. Hoos, J. McKee, S. Dorman, S. Pierce, D, I I Rifle Club FIRST ROW: G. Neubauer, F. Miga, K. Choops. SEC- OND ROW: B. Milewski, A. Erickson, D. Urshel, G. DiPirro, R. Bushley, B, Breton, A. Stokes, R. Gerlach, R. Theurer, T. Brzyski. THIRD ROW: D. Florkowski K. Carlson, A. Wick, J. Reuter, C. 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