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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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Scholarship-through our National Honor Societies. ,iff-fx, -Q qkybyhv ' I ' Democracy-through our Student Councils. ,xiym L.,-5,19 ., Information -through the Scribe. ,ii ,X ,fy i Occupational development-through the Future Teocher's, fl - x Y 'lf' ' . . ,ew A f EMM lfwvy.. U! Future Nurse's, and Audio-Visual clubs. -J S X 'J A Service-throu h the Librar Staff, Newscasters, and Bookstore i 9 Y vflffifr- X 'L' ' LAWN Crew' V ' . Friendship--through the Hi-Y. .- ' 1,-yn V -,.,.,,,...,. Fw--sz Poise-through the Dramatics Club. ,wx 'w.V, ,. ' ' j i ,ji 'f J ,, Enthusiasm-throu h the cheerleaders and Lettermen's Club. .7 - A I! 57 g G54 , JZ 'dr ,gl .Alu Sportsmanship-through the athletic teams and the Girls' Ath- ,,L. ,mf N 1,1 tw ,., , , , is A 5 j letic Association. . ' ' i Vw! And mostim ortant of all-school s irit throu h ou. 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X -Q i it ii is Q DEDICATION Although he has been on the faculty at Central only a few years, Mr. Oppermann has won the admiration of students with his congenial personality and informal structure of his classes in Citizenship Educa- tion. As Coach of the J.V. Football Team and Varsity Swimming Team, Mr. O has contributed his talents in the interest of promoting school spirit and furthering student participation and competence in athletic competition. A graduate of Bennett High School and Hobart College, Mr. Opper- mann pursues as a special interest, the study of American History. In recognition of his contributions to the student body both as an educator and in extra-curricular activities, the yearbook staff dedicates to Mr. Oppermann this 1966 edition of the Centorial. DISTRICT PRI NCI PAL DR. EARL J. BOGGAN Rapid technological changes are leading to labor-saving devices which will mean in the future, that youth will be going into a world of employment which will require fewer work hours per week and at a greater financial renumeration than at present. The learning of a skill and being assured that the skill will enable one to earn a living throughout the rest of his life is rapidly disappearing. The effects of automation will require relearning of new skills constantly in an effort to keep abreast of the changes in one's chosen vocation. The greatest challenge will be how to use the increased amounts of leisure time to best advantage. Today's youth entering employment will be able to retire younger and with retirement benefits that 30 years ago would have been considered pure fantasy. The stepping stones to the future are all about you in the form of oppor- tunities to learn, appreciate and understand how the involvement of art, recreation and service to others can make your life so much richer. The use of leisure time can be an enriching experience or a waste. The future will require a well integrated individual who can budget his time and keep abreast of the changes in his formal employment and at the same time know how to take full advantage of his increased leisure time. WQ5.3.f.,s, PRINCIPAL , 6 tCfrf..?, 6-fe - E If MR. CHARLES ALLGEIER What is there to be said to you, the Class of '66, in preparing yourself for the days that lie ahead? I would say that your generation stands at the threshold of the most critical period in all ages of civilization. Other generations have been summoned to speak for a nation, a continent, a hemisphere, yours must speak for a planet. Previous generations have been called upon to build a country, survive a depression and win a war. Yours is being asked to save a civilization. We cannot accomplish this by following the crowd, by being average, by being mediocre. No one becomes skilled by accident. A man must have training and experience. To earn a living, to discharge the responsibilities of citizenship and to enioy the leisure which increased productivity promises, more education will be necessary for almost everyone in the years that lie ahead. I dare each of you to secure all of the education possible, to develop a willingness to work, to let your imagination carry you far afield, not to be afraid to be different and risk being called a square because you wish to do right by your fellow-men. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MISS BERTHA K. DAUER ,g ,I C.. ,fi df' l If ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL MR. J. BAUER, BUSINESS MANAGER MR. C. AMES, SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS MRS. E. BOHNHOFF, MANAGER OF SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM MR. EDMUND CHUDZINSKI TREASURER MR. KARL GAISER TRUSTEE MR. CLEMENS WENEROWICZ PRESIDENT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. WILLIAM PASSMORE VICE PRESIDENT MR. ROBERT NAGOWSKI TRUSTEE MR. ROBERT MILLER TRUSTEE MRS. C. GIAMBELLUCA MR. FRANKLIN RAU TRUSTEE TRUSTEE . Reading problems in the seventh and eighth grades this year are being approached by this new program. Mrs. Van Brunt, the head of this project, hopes to create an atmosphere that will be conducive to read- ing, as well as one in which the students will want to read. The reading of magazines and newspapers which interelst the student is one of the new methods intro- dbced in this program. Magazines and newspapers are chosen as the reading matter for they are interesting to the student, causing him to want to read and strive to understand what he is reading. Although, it is still too early to notice any success on this new project, it is evident that an interest in read- ing has been stirred in a vast maiority ofthe students. PILGT READING PROGRAM SEATED: N. Schanne, D. Pirlc, J. Palkowski, E. Attea, W. Frier, D. Skorup- ski. STANDING: Mrs. L. Zacker, Mrs. A. Van Brunt, Mrs. C. Thompson, Mrs. T. Nestor. CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT MRS B DENNY MRS L WOODWARD MRS M NIKIEL MRS A WIECHEC My ,M TW ' if? . I ' ff I uf' QI L1 JN A ,f WIA! 15 I .Z,,7,Ixf'XIi,jQf '5JJ LI -fi' ' LEFT TO RIGHT MRS P GORCZYNSKI MRS J GRISWOLD MRS R HORRIGAN II ADULT EDUCATION STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. NUWER, MR. P. HARTNETT, DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMp C. CARSON. SECOND ROW: R. WALKOWSKI, C. KRAKO- WIAK, S. NAGORSKI, K. VALANTASIS. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED, Left to Right MRS. E. HAMMOND MRS. M. BUSMALIS MISS F. LEGIERSKI MRS. M. SCHALIMO MISS S. LASH MRS. M. UPTON STANDING MRS. E. SWIST MRS. A. MILES MISS M. KASPRZAK MR. G. SZABO MR. J. MCHALE j T DEPARTMENT OF CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION if 2. ' T IV -Q 'P QT . fi v 'TI I , SEATED, Left to Right MISS D. BAKER MISS G. COHEN MRS. E. UNGERER MRS. C. BERNHART MISS M. ROAN MISS E. SOPATA STANDING: MR. P. HARTNETT MR. D. DODD MR. L. WHYTE MISS M. MEADE I3 X 5? ' A 5 ask my ,M ,,, 1223 al, WA W ' Q. i ,fi 1 m 'J' Q ' , K ,V N I X: M DRIVER EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS LEFT TO RIGHT MR. T. MCCARTHY MISS R. TURTON MR J REARIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS LEFT TO RIGHT MR. D. MOYCE I .l -s - Presenting programs in the study of our CULTURAL HERITAGE DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS GRANDITZ . BASIL DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC MR. A. GRI ' MRS. M. SH DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE STUDIES MR. P. BEC MRS. M. W MISS K. HY FN 1SLewf9'i1qffQ.1 A Offering high school students the opportunity for study in the field of VOCATIONAL SCIENCE B N S U LEFT to Ric:-in Mrs. R. Mcafade, Mr. R. oumhorpe, Miss J. sfmlef, Mrs. R. Reoric R. Mernon, Mrs. M. Woodell. QV Jffibfi Nts .JUN of WNV HOME ECONOMICS LEFT TO RIGHT MISS N. APA MRS B WIRTH MISS R TURTON INDUSTRIAL ARTS LEFT TO RIGHT MR T M CARTHY MR J ROESSER MR D HELPER I FIRST ROW Left to Right C Jcnzak D Grcndits K Moricrity, C. N U N G Fosdick ffecicherl, L.Jasziu::,.C. A.Jc1i1znk, D. Wilkiolnski. EDSMETOLOGY FIRST ROW, Left to Righf: N. Folk, M. Fisher, N. Zwolinski, C. Roniero. SECOND ROW: M. Adomski, S. Woidan, S. Conti, D. Letke, K. Zielinski. THIRD ROW: C. Dybol- ski, Mrs. Brody, G. Kari, D. Hylo, A. Ryborczyk, M. Bolero. FOURTH ROW: S. Gern, J. Dulkiewicz, C. Buczynski, G. Tycz, Mrs. Brennan. LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. L. WHELAN, MR. WM. MCCARRON, MRS. E. FOSTER, MRS. M, ELLIS. MRS. M. GOODMAN, MRS. M. BURZIK. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT What is the Guidance Department? To many people it means many dif- ferent things. A new student will look on it as a refuge from the mass confusion of the first day in a new school. The Guidance Department is a for- bidden place to be on the first day of school if you want a change in your schedule, unless you wish to risk the penalty ofa haggard counselor glaring at you. In doubt about which course to take or unsure about regents or non-regents, the eighth graders are offered many suggestions and possiblesolutions. The undecided Senior looks at the Guidance Department as a mound of pamphlets and ideas concerning iobs and colleges. Many teachers, to the dismay of the counselor, find the Guidance Depart- ment the place they can find John when he should be taking a test. The counselors feel the department is long talks with students, files of student records, conferences with par- ents, piles of endless forms, but most important the place where a student will find himself and know where he is going after he discovers this. To you it could mean a wealth of sound advice and a helping hand over the stepping stones to your future. 2l SPECIAL SERVICES THE CLINIC . . . A well integrated school health program is dependent upon the close cooperation of all those concerned, the child, the school administration, parents, teachers, school and family doctors, school nurse-teacher, speech therapist, psychologist, dental hygienist and family dentist. The aim of the School Health Program is to obtain and maintain the best possible physical, mental and emotional health for all students. These health services include the annual physical examination, subsequent athletic examinations, dental inspection, screening for vision and hearing acuity, emergency first-aid care, and assisting in the immunization program which includes diphtheria, tetanus, polio- myelitis and smallpox vaccination. Recommendations relating to the health needs of students are submitted to parents, teachers and the school administration. THE DENTAL STUDY . . . The National Institute of Dental Research at Bethesda, Maryland, is using their accumulated research information to aid in the prevention of cavities at Cheektowaga Central High School for a second year. The results from this new method of applying fluoride may make a most exciting and valuable contribution to Dental Health. SCHCOL HEALTH DEPARTMENT HEALTH STAFF DENTAL STUDY STAFF LEFT to RIGHT: DR. A. GERMAIN, M.D.y DR. B. BENINCASA, P.H.D., Miss s. cAsclo, R.D.H., MRS. c. HAWKINS, R.D.H., MISS P. FITZPAT- MRS. R. D'AMAro, RN., MISS M. Gsstwicici, R.D.H,p MRS. v. JACKSON, RICK, RD.:-i. R.N. 22 My J-f JMM ATTENDANCE SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ZQEQTJSSE MR' R' N ff JL A LTBRARY STAFF :azz Serving our physical and environmental needs SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM STAFF 24 S O Right: I. Choops el. SECO , R. Ro Oddo, S ckwcn Il, E. I d A.W k FIRST Row, Left to Right: H. Nitecki, M. Handel, D. Purcdowski, R. Bogdan, H. Przybylski. SECOND ROW: R, Bogccz, T. Wilson, R. Rybclr- czyk, D. Spiees, L. Zielinski, J. Burke, A. Busch, H. Strozewski. THIRD ROW: B. Borucki, G. Groiek, A. Skclski. Mrs. R. Mernon Miss N. Apu Miss M. Roan Mr. T. Obork Mr. J. McHcle Miss B. Sopotc Mr. H. Rudewicz SENICDR ADVISORS PRESIDENT TREASURER DAVID ARENT ,mf T . ,V Il SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY I can't remember too much about our Freshmen Year-seems so long ago-but isn't that the year we had the Skating Party and the Splash Party? Remember our Sophomore problems? We worked all year on a dance to be held in April-a dance we couldn't sell enough tickets for-the kids worked so hard, too . . . I'm sure the office remembers our Sophomore year-the flood of students requesting locker changes from the iunior high side. . .We had a hard time collecting class dues but we managed to get nearly everyone's cooperation. So much happened our Junior Year. I can't recall all l'd like to. robably one of the biggest events was the purchase of our class rings . . . everyone was pleased with them . . . Of course we had to raise money as Senior year and all its expenses was so close, so we sold candy, had V , pl iff Z X Uolfagbake sale at a basketball game, collected our perpetual dues, and on t day of the Senior Ball we had a car wash giving a helping hand to the harried senior boys . . . Remember the problems, fun, and excitement of preparing for our Junior Prom? The ianitors in collecting the garbage accidentally threw away half our materials, and how about our water- logged cherry tree? Anyway we finally had the prom. The theme Shangri- La and the music of Joe Nowak and his orchestra transcended all descrip- tio V. Ending this year's activities were the class picnic and the dreaded JJ We started our Senior Year with the usual enthusiasm and Senior- itis. The days throughout this year weren't easy to forget. The pizza sale in November, our dues, and other proiects made it possible for us to hold our Senior Banquet, the Senior Tea, and the final social event of our four high school years, our Senior Ball. Soon after was our Class Day's arrival with Graduation following close behind. As we received our diplomas, many of the events of the past four years flashed in front of our eyes. Though most were ioyful and some sorrowful, we shall cherish them all forever. M WW ALf,3f65',,Q-0'kvd If JWNAJMMWA 01?W7 1 , J'-V wzrw X5 N M Sgbw vii X X, myhprrpff My W , V F rank R. B.,-,dura if Q3 David L. Brinckerhoff Michael A. A if w f if iw' il LHR Bruce R. Braid i 30 if Leonard L. Byczynski fs ' X . - V L it R 4' X K -76 W QB di if K .. L . J Vp' . YV ,Lf Ni' M if wwf L I off: Q H L 1 JI, X ij gb Christ G. Breissinger Jack Chapman I NJ A G 7 IN C 7 f lf W - 1 if A x I V I Neil E. Chapman Cynthia M. Chimes Susan R. Chludzinski Neal Choops 1, ' V ,wA Nicholas Croce PCIUl B. CWllillI'1Skl KGFEFI E. 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GMM QAQWWMQW ywkbfjiqigm QJMWMM Sim S 5-kg i?MfW- jfmjgifwg 9335123 MMM wif ff YWQWQV HOW' W M wflff M SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMCZYK, SHIRLEY A. - Shirl - College Entrance Future Nurses 3 ALLYN, RICHARD L. - Dick - College Entrance Cross Country 1, Track 1,2,4, Wrestling 3, Latin Club 2 AQUILINA, MARIE D. - Secretarial Business AQUINO PHYLISS C. - Phyl - College Entrance G.A.A. 3,4, Student Council 3,4, Co-Ed Volleyball 3, Transfer from Sacred Heart Academy ARENT, DAVID V. - Mouse - College Entrance Student Council 3, Letterman's Club 3,4, Football 1,4 Basketball 1,2, Baseball 2, Co-Ed Volleyball 3, Senior Class Treasurer ASCHENBRENNER, KATHLEEN - Kathy - College Entrance Art G.A.A. I,3, Student Council 2, Chorus 1,2 ATZROTT, MARLENE M. - Mar - General Business G.A.A. 1 BADURA, FRANK R. - College Entrance BARNES, HARRISON T. - Tom - College Entrance Co-Ed Volleyball 1-4, Treasurer of Senior Student Council 4, Baseball 2-4 BOHN, ALAN J. - General Business BOJANOWSKI, MICHAEL A. - Bouge - College Entrance Football 2,3,4, Captain 3, Latin Club 2 BRAID, BRUCE R. - General Business Cross Country 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, Track 1 BREISSINGER, CHRIST G. - Chris - College Entrance BRINCKERHOFF, DAVID L. - Dave - College Entrance Football 3, Wrestling 3,4 BYCZYNSKI, DENNIS E. - Den - Mechanical Drawing Cross Country I,2, Swimming 1, Bowling 3,4, Track I-4 BYCZYNSKI, LEONARD L. - Len - College Entrance Newspaper 2, treasurer, Circulation Manager 3, Copy editor 4, Drama Club CHAPMAN, JACK C. -Jackson - College Entrance Rifle Club 3 54 CHAPMAN, NEIL E. - Doc - College Entrance Jr. National Honor Society 1, Basketball 1, Rifle Club 2, Latin Club 2,3 CHIMES, CYNTHIA, M. - Cindy - College Entrance G.A.A. 1-4, Student Council 2, Centorial 4, Class Rep. 3,4, Bookstore 3, Switchboard 4, Maroon 8K Gold I,2, Yale 8. Colgate, Co-Ed Volleyball 3, Variety Show 2 CHLUDZINSKI, SUSAN P. - Sue - Secretarial Business G.A.A. 1, Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary 3 CHOOPS, NEAL V. - General Business CROCE, NICHOLAS J. - Nick - College Entrance Basketball I,2, Cross Country 1, Baseball 2,3,4, Track 1, Football 2,3,4 CWIKLINSKI, PAUL B. - Mechanical Drawing - Art Jr. Student Council, Cross Country, Track team, Art Club, Sr. Student Council, rep. 2 CZACHOROWSKI, KAREN E. -Secretarial Business G.A.A. 1-3, Student Council 1, Centorial 3,4, Switch- board 3,4, Bookstore 2,3 CZAPLA, DOLORES, M. - Practical Nursing G.A.A. 1, Lib Prac. 2, Future Nurses 3 DARUSZKA, NORMAN R. - Norm - Mechanical Drawing Track 2, Swimming 3, Rifle 1,2 DEGAIN, WILLIAM A. - Bill- College Entrance Basketball 1, Cross Country 1, Latin Club 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Band 1 DENZ, DONNA L. - College Entrance G.A.A. 1-4, Centorial 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Class Secretary 2,3, Chorus 1, French Club 3, National Honor Society 1 DERION, JOHN F. - Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew 1, Swimming Team 2, Lettermans Club 3, Football 2 DORMAN, SUSAN N. - Sue - General Business G.A.A. 1-3, Student Council 2 DOWLING, SHARON R. - Sharon - College Entrance G.A.A. 1, Band I,2, Latin Club 2,3, Homeroom Rep- resentative 3, Student Council 3, Dramatic Club 4 SENIOR DIRECTORY DREES, MICHEAL W. - Mike - Mechanical Drawing Football 1,2 DRYDEN, MICHAEL A. - Mike - College Entrance Art Class President I, Cross Country I, Track I,3, Junior National Honor Society I, Football 2, Football Man- ager 3, Basketball 2,4, Senior National Honor Society 3,4, Treasu.rer of National Honor Society 4 DRZAZGOWSKI, HENRY J. - Mechanical Drawing Wrestling Team DUSTMAN, LINDA M. - Dusty - General Business G.A.A. 'I-4, Water Ballet 1,2 DYBALSKI, CHRISTINE J. - Chris - Cosmetology G.A.A. I,2, Water Ballet I , Variety Show 2 FISHER, JOSEPH F. - Fish - College Entrance Swimming 2,3,4, Track 3, Student Council 3,4 FISHER, MARY ANN E. - Cosmetology G.A.A. I-3, Chorus I, Dramatics Club I,2, Water Ballet3 FOURNIER, WILLIAM A. - Bill- College Entrance Art FRASER, BARBARA ANN - Barb - G.A.A. FRYS, MICHAEL H. - Mike - College Entrance Football I-4, Track I-4, Sophomore Class President, Treasurer Student Council 3, Senior Student Council 2-4, Wrestling 4, Future Teachers Association 3 GAISER, CARL F. - Industrial COOP GAVIN, NORMA - Mort- Practical Nursing GILLIG, PAULETTE M. - Ski- College Entrance Latin Club 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, G.A.A. I, Art Club I, Newspaper Club I GOLOMBEK, MARQUERITE - Mikki - College Entrance Dramatics Club 'I-4 Secretary 2, President 3,4 GORAJ, LINDA L. - General Business Bookstore 4 GOSHLESKI, CHRISTINE D. - Chris - Secretarial Business GOWLAND, LINDA E. - Lin - College Entrance Future Teachers, Water Ballet, Senior G.A.A., Book- store GRANT, CAROL ANN - Carol- College Entrance Drama Club I-4 Vice-President 3, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 2,3, Future Teachers 3,4, Yearbook 4 GUENTHER, MARILYN K. - Mar - College Entrance Cheerleader 2, G.A.A. I-4, Student Council 2-4, Water Ballet I, Maroon Team 2, National Honor Society I, 3-4 President I, Secretary 4, Centorial 4, Editorial Manager 4, Quiz Bowl 3-4, French Club 3, Newscaster I-4, Science Club I, Co-Ed. Bowling I, High School Forum 4, Computer Math 4 GURECKI, JANET L. - Jan - Secretarial Business Hi-Y 3,4, Yearbook 4 HAGER, MARY ELLEN M. - General Business G.A.A. 1, Water Ballet I, Future Nurses 2, Yearbook 4 HELD, DAVID T. - Dave - College Entrance Quiz Bowl HERGOTT, BEVERLY A. - Shorty - General Business G.A.A. I-2, Student Council I,4, Yearbook 3,4, Book- store 2,3, Switchboard 3,4 HILL, GEOFFREY E. - College Entrance Band I-4, Latin Club 2, Lettermans Club 3-4 HOELSCHER, TIMOTHY J. - Tim - College Entrance Basketball Manager 2-4, Football I-4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Centorial 4, Student Council I,3,4, Treasurer I, Future Teachers Association 3-4, President 4, Quiz Bowl 3-4 Co-capt. 3-4, Honor Roll I-4, French Club 3, Co-ed Volleyball 3-4, Co-ed Bowling I, Science Club I, High School Forum 4, Student Council 4, Chief Justice 4 HOFFMAN, DAVID M. - College Entrance Audio Visual I, Swimming I-4, Lettermans Club HOULAHAN, TIMOTHY - Tim - General Business HYLA, DIANE L. - Cosmetology IWANSKI, BARBARA ANN - Barb - General Business Hi-Y 2,3 JANCZAK, CAROL A.-Practical Nursing 55 SENIOR DIRECTORY Chorus 1,2, G.A.A. 1-4, Cheerleading 2, Jr. Class Treas. 3, Hi-Y 2, Latin Club G.A.A. rep. 2 JARMUZ, FRED H. - Derf - Mechanical Drawing Baseball 3,4, Bowling 4 JASZKA, LINDA M. - Practical Nursing Transfer from Kensington JASZKA, LOIS M. - Home Economics Business 3, Transfer from Kensington JONES, WAYNE S. - Lamda Lion - Mechanical Drawing Track 1,4 KAMINSKI, ALFRED J. - Fred - College Entrance Basketball 1, Cross Country 1,2, Track 1, Quiz Bowl 3,4, Glee Club 1, Library Staff 3,4 KARASZEWSKI, SANDRA J. - General Business Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1,2 KARI, GAIL K. - Cosmetology G.A.A. 1-3, Water Ballet 1,2 KASPERCZYK, GLORIA JEAN -Jeanie - College Entrance Hi-Y 2,3, Pres. 3, Sr. National Honor Society 3,4, Centorial 4, Switchboard 4, High School Forum 4, Class Rep. Transfer from Bishop McMahon KASPRZAK, RICHARD F. - Mouse - Industrial Arts KIEC, THOMAS M. - Tom - College Entrance Football 2-4, Swimming 1-4, Track 2-4, Latin Club 2,3, Pres 81 Student Council 4 KISTNER, CHARLES R. - Chuck - Mechanical Drawing Swimming 1-4, Football 3,4, Student Council 3 KLADKE, JACK E. - College Entrance Football 2,3, Band 1-3, Wrestling 3,4, Latin Club 3, Lettermans Club 2-4 KLOSS, JOANNE M. -Joan - College Entrance Library Practice 1, Hi-Y 2-4, Latin Club 2,3, Future Teachers4 KOSCIELNIAK, CHRISTINE - Tina - Secretarial Business Student Council 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, Homeroom Rep. 2,4, Library Staff 2 56 KOWALSKI, MARSHA M. - Marsh - Art G.A.A. 2, Hi-Y 3, Chorus 3,4, Lib. Practice 4 KOZIOL, DENNIS R. - Randy Intermurals, Basketball, Volleyball, Track 1,2, Stu- dent Council 2, Transfer from Bishop Turner KRAKOWIAK, CAROL ANN - General Business G.A.A. 1, Hi-Y 2,3, Vice Pres. 2, Treasurer 3, Adult Education Secretary 3,4, Library Practice 1 KREUTZER, MARY JANE C. - College Entrance Centorial 4 KRIEGER, KENNETH A. - College Entrance Swimming Team 3, Baseball 2 KSIAZKIEWICZ, FRANCIS J. - Frank Debating Club 1, Bowling Team 3,4, Rifle Club 3,4, Drama Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Lettermans Club 2,4 KWIETNIEWSKI, KIMBERLY A. - Kim - Secretarial Practice Sr. G.A.A. 1-3, Art Club 1,2, Jr. Class Officer Vice Pres. Student Council 1 LANGENFELD, CLAUDINE F. - Secretarial Future Nurses Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Centorial 3,4, Student Council 3,4, H.R. Rep. 3, Bookstore 4, Twirling 1, Tumbling Club 2-4 LAZAZZERO, ANTHONY G. - Tony - Industrial COOP LEPSCH, CAROL J. - Secretarial Business Chorus 1,2, G.A.A. 2 LEPSCH, DAVID T. - Industrial Arts LESINSKI, DONALD E. - Mechanical Drawing Dramatics 1, Rifle Club 1-3 LESSER, JERALD W. - Les - Art Swimming 1,3, Art Club 2, Audio Visual 1,2, Letter- mans Club 1-4 LETKI, DEBORAH M. - Debbie - Cosmetology G.A.A. 1-3, Water Ballet 1,2 LEWANDOWSKI, SUSAN J. - Sue - Secretarial Business A.V. President 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Bookstore 4 LOBUE, JAMES F. - G.T.O. Kid - Industrial COOP SENIOR DIRECTORY LYDO, PATRICIA A. J Pat - General Library I, G.A.A. I-4, Water Ballet I,2, Tumbling Club I MACK, DANIEL L. - College Entrance Football I, Baseball 2, Wrestling Manager 3,4, Future Teachers 4, Centorial 4 MAGES, JOSETTE G. - Jo - Secretarial MAKOWSKI, LEONARD V. - College Entrance Band 3,4, Latin Club Vice Pres. 3, Dramatics 3, Variety Show 3 MALACHOWSKI, JEANNETTE -Jeannie - Home Economics G.A.A. I-3, Library Practice 2, Soccer I,2, Basketball I, 2, Volleyball I-3 MARCY, SUSANNE - Sue - Secretarial Business Library Practice I,2 MARCZAK, JOHN J. - Brown Eyes - General Business MARKIEWICZ, CARL A. - Choo-Choo Football I-3, Swimming I-4, Baseball I-4, Band I,2, Letterman's Club 3,4, Co-ed Volleyball 3,4 MARKMAN, CAROL L. - College Entrance G.A.A. I,2,4, Water Ballet 2, Drama Club 2,3, Hi-Y 3, Future Teachers Club 3,4, Corresponding Sec. 4, Chorus 2, Centorial 4 MATUSIAK, THOMAS F. - Matuz - College Entrance Wrestling 3,4, Co-ed Volleyball 3 MC DONALD, ROBERT F. - McDuck - College Entrance Football I-3, Baseball I,2,4, Future Teachers Club 3, Centorial 4 MERCER, DOUGLAS W. - Doug - General Business Basketball 2 MILLER, JAMES F. - Industrial COOP MILLER, LINDA A. - Lin - General Business G.A.A. I,2 MORIARITY, KATHLEEN N. - Kathy - Practical Nursing MORLEY, LINDA J. - College Entrance Art G.A.A. I-4, Pres. 4, Future Teachers Club 4, Sec., Sr. National Honor Society 3,4, Jr. National Honor Society I, Student Council 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Centorial 4, Art Co-Editor, Chorus 3, Swimming Club 4, Yale 8. Colgate 3,4, Water Ballet I-4, Library Staff I,4, Tumbling 2, Co-ed Volleyball I-4, Cheerleading 3, Varsity Club 4 NELSON, ROBERT J. - Bob - General Business Transfer student NESTOR, CHRISTINE G. - Chris - College Entrance Centorial 3, Drama Club 4, Scribe 3, Future Teachers 3 NOWAK, ROBERT J. - Bull- College Entrance Student Council I,2, Letterman's Club 3,4, Football I-4, Basketball I,2, Baseball 2, Co-ed Volleyball 2-4 NUWER, LOUISE M. - General Business Hi-Y 2,3, Treasurer 2, Chaplain 3, Library Practice 2, Adult Education 3,4, Centorial 4 ODDO, LINDA L. - Secretarial Practice Latin Club I, Chorus I,2, Student Council I OLCZAK, ROBERT D. - Bob - College Entrance Vice Pres. of Senior class, High School Forum, Cen- torial 4, Future Teachers 3,4, Transfer from Bishop Turner PAGELS, CHERYL A. - General Business Student Council 2,3,4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Chorus I,2,3,4, Centorial 4 PAWLICKI, PAUL Band I-4, Rifle Club I PERS, DAVID G. - Dave - General Business PETERSDORF, LESTER, R. - Spic - Industrial Arts Football I-4, Lettermans Club 2,3,4 PETERSON, JUDY A. - College Entrance Ski Club I, Student Council 3, G.A.A. I-4, Water show I,2, Hi-Y 2,3, Dramatics Club 2,3, Treasurer 3, News- caster 3, Centorial 3,4, Yale, Colgate 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, College Bowl 3,4, Future Teachers 3,4 PETRE, KAREN G. - College Entrance G.A.A. 2-4, Drama Club I-4, Vice Pres. 4, Chorus I-4, Centorial 4, Latin Club 2,3, Erie County Chorus 2-4, All State Sectional Chorus 4, Maroon and Gold 2 57 SENIOR DIRECTORY PROSNEICK, KAREN A. - Pros - Business G.A.A. 1 PUCKETT, ROBERT A. - Corky - Business Football, Track PUDLEWSKI, KENNETH D. - PUCI REGER, OWEN - Org - Mechanical Drawing RICKARD, FRANK S. - College Entrance Freshman Class officer, Vice Pres., Co-ed Volleyball 2-4, Football 1, Basketball 1,2,4, Track 1-4, Cross Country4 ROTHLEDER, KAREN A. - Home Economics G.A.A. 1,2, Bookstore 1,4 RYBARCZYK, PAUL H. - College Entrance Art Jr. National Honor Society 1, Newspaper 1-4 Editor 3,4, Sr. National Honor Society 3,4 RYDEN RUSSELL F. - Russ - College Entrance Centorial 3,4, Dramatics 3, Student Council 3, Latin Club 2, Rifle Club 1,2 - SCHENK, KARL E. - Red - College Entrance Basketball 1-4, Track 2-4, Letterman's Club Pres. 4, Cross Country 4 SCHMAHL, BARBARA A. - Barb - Secretarial G.A.A. 1-3 SCHMID, CAROLYN L. - Carol- Secretarial Business Jr. Student Council 1, G.A.A. 1,2,4, Bookstore 3,4 SCHMIDT, PAULETTE J. - Peanuts - College Entrance Cheerleading 1,2,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Centorial 3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Jr. National Honor Society 1, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 1-4, Secretary 4, Maroon 81 Gold 2, Yale 81 Colgate 4 SCHMITT, LINDA M. - Lin - Secretarial Business G.A.A. 1-4, Officer 1, Maroon 8. Gold 1,2, Water Ballet 1,2, Tumbling Club 1 SCHUBACK, GAIL A. - Secretarial Business G.A.A. 1 SCHWIPPERT, PAUL - Schwipp - College Entrance Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Sr. National Honor Society 3,4, Football 1,2, Track 2,3, Jr. Honor Society Vice Pres. 1 58 SENNETT, ROBERT F. - Bob - College Entrance SIEBER, DONALD F. - Industrial Arts Bowling 4, Rifle Club 2 SISSON, LINDA J. - Shirly - Secretarial Business G.A.A. 1-4, Student Council 2,3, Chorus 1, Sr. National Society 3,4, Pres. of Jr. Class, Water Ballet 1 SKIBINSKI, NORBERT G. - Norb - College Entrance Jr. National Honor Society 1, Drama Club 3,4, News- paper 2,3,4, Centorial 3,4, Future Teachers 4, Treas. Quiz Bowl 3,4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 4 SKOCZYLAS, LEONARD J. - Sparky - Art - Mechanical Drawing Baseball 1, Rifle Club 2 SNYDER, JOHN J. - Industrial Arts Cross Country 1, Football 2,3, Wrestling 3, Captain, Letterman's Club 1-4, Track 1-3 SNYDER, SHARON L. - Sherri- Home Economics G.A.A. 1-4 SPRINGER, JAMES A. - Water - Industrial Arts Football 3,4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Lettermans Club 3,4 SPRINGER, ROSEMARIE R. - Rosy - Art Centorial 4, Art Club 2 STAINBROOK, SANDRA B. - Sandy - General Business STOECKLE, RONALD H. - Steck - College Entrance Swimming 1, Football 2, Student Council 3, Sr. Student Council 4, Centorial 4 STRANC, KENNETH J. - Ken - College Entrance Sr. National Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4, Sr. Class Pres., Student Council 3,4, Centorial Sports Editor 4, Football 1-4, Letterman's Club 3,4, Basketball 1,2, Co-ed Volley- ball 2-4, Co-ed Bowling 1,2, Jr. National Honor So- ciety 1 STRZALEK, JACQUELINE M. -Jackie - Secretarial G.A.A. 1,2,4 STRZEMPKA, JAMES A. - Jim - College Entrance Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Basketball 1, Letterman's Club 3,4 SENIOR DIRECTORY SUBA, GERALD T. -Jerry - Industrial Arts Rifle Club I, Band I-4 SZTUKOWSKI, FRED T. - Mechanical Drawing Band I-4, Swimming I,2 TAUCHER, CECILIA M. - Ceil - College Entrance G.A.A. I-4, Rep. 4, Honor teams 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Maroon 81 Gold 3,4, Yale 81 Colgate 3,4, Water Ballet I,2,4, Yearbook 3,4, Jr. Co-Editor, Sr. Co-Editor, Latin Club 2, Future Nurses Club 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Co-ed Volleyball I,2, Hi-Y 2, Sr. Class Rep. TOLE, TIMOTHY N. - Norton - Industrial Arts Stage Crew I TORGALSKI, PHILIP C. - Phil TYCZ, PAUL P. - Pete - Industrial Arts UHL, THOMAS - Tom USIAK, RICHARD S. - Brace - Industrial Arts VINCI, THOMAS, L. - Vince - College Entrance Audio-Visual Club I-4, Baseball 3,4, Student Council 3, Computer Math 4, Latin Club 2-4 WALKOWIAK, JAMES - Woke - Auto Mechanics Swimming 3,4 WALKOWSKI, RITA M. - Secretarial Business Newspaper 4, Jr. Achievement 3, Transfer from Villa Maria WALTERS, MARTHA L. - Marth - College Entrance Latin Club 2,3, Pres. 3, G.A.A. I-3, All-Erie County Chorus I-4, All-State Sectional Chorus I-4, All-State Conference Choir 3,4, Chorus I-4, Dramatics Club I-3, Variety Show 2,4 WANNEMACHER, RICHARD A. - Amherst - Mechanical Drawing Football 4, Transfer from Amherst WELNINSKI, FRANK J. - Mechanical Drawing Swimming I-4, Track 3,4, Football 3,4, Baseball 2, Lettermans Club I-4 WHEELER, DAVID A. - Red - Industrial Arts Football 1,2 WIDOMSKI, NORMAN J. - Norm - Mechanical Drawing WILKOLASKI, DIANE M. - Di- Practical Nursing G.A.A. I,2, Nurses Club 2,3, Water Ballet 2 WISNIEWSKI,1GERALD S. -Jerry - Mechanical Drawing WOJ DON, SUSAN M. - Sue - Cosmetology G.A.A. I,2, Chorus 1,2 YAEGER, RICHARD D. - Dick - Mechanical Drawing Football I,-Baseball I ZACHOWICZ, WILLIAM A. - Bill- College Entrance Football I, Baseball I-4 ZAGORSKI, GAIL A. - Secretarial Business G.A.A. 3,4, Maroon 8: Gold 3,4, Sr. Student Council 4, Co-ed Volleyball 4, Girls Basketball Team 3, Trans- ferred from Cleveland Hill ZAKRZEWSKI, DENNIS R. - Zak -Art-Mechanical Drawing Lettermans Club I-4, Swimming 'I-4 ZIELINSKI, DENNIS - Zelanoff - Industrial Arts ZIELINSKI, KATHLEEN - Cosmetology ZIZZI, MARILYN - College Entrance Latin Club 3 ZUCHELSOWSKI, GEORGE E. - Industrial Arts Swimming 3 ZWOLINSKI, NORMA F. - Norm - Cosmetology G.A.A. I-4, Co-ed Volleyball 3,4, Maroon 81 Gold 2-4, G.A.A. Honor Teams 3,4, Cheerleader 2,3, Bookstore 2, Sr. Student Council 2-4, Centorial 4, Business Man- ager 4 59 . . . Considering it's Monday, the situation is perfectly normal: registers due ot nine, report :ards at two, fire drill this morning and assembly this afternoon, corridor duty this morning, teachers meeting after school ond the periods ore reversed... . . . this happens everytime we serve pizza , . . fmorning onnouncementsl WilI the student occupying locker NO. 102 report to the High School Office IMMEDlATELY? M FG ,A Nw + 2 2, . Q S fx. if 4 4 Q g R 5 - Q Q 1, A 3 . ...,...Js kpw N- K X 0, Q 8 1: CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: P. Schmidt-Secretory, D. Arent-Treasurer. SECOND FIRST ROW: K, Berschek-Secretory, M. Frys-Vice President, K ROW: K. Strcmc- President, R. Olczczk-Vice President. Zintec-President, S. Zwolinski-Treasurer. 62 - ex. 35 .W sr 'R N K sig A K . Ng ,iff-? .wr--4:-1x,,.,.,L . XX 5. mf L . . -. lgqcxfs 'v W Q X f 1 N 1 X x Q . Y 'Z X, W5 my ,H EE. hri 2 N535 , GWEQUEVHW fx we 3 45 - 5 4 5: 5 K vl THE CLASS of 1967 This past year has been one of frantic preparation, hard work and the passing of many hours contemplating the future. During September the Class of Sixty Seven chose as their officers Karen Zinteck as President, Ann Frys as Vice President, Karen Berschek as Secretary and Trea- surer, Sharon Zwolinski. A highlight of our Junior year followed when we were measured for class rings. Many of the boys will remember this as the year they made a Varsity team or earned a maior letter. Later came the Junior Prom, the culminating activity that placed us at the threshold of our Senior Year-another big step to the future. MR. BECKER, HR. 217E FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Lachet, J. Sullivan, J. Bortz, S. Benz, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: M. Mruk, R. Rataiack, N. Croce, C. Hill, M. Janow- ski. THIRD ROW: J. Fox, R. Gorski, J. Morrow, J. Gruber, T. Konopa, G. Ross. MR. GUNTHROPE, HR. 220 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Youells, S. Tyszka, C. Johns- ton, R. Domogala, L. Higgins. SECOND ROW: C. Kliszak, C. Nitecki, E. Nowak, R. Gittere, J. Bohn, J. Heitz. THIRD ROW: J. Pohlman, S.' Jasinski, H. Seege, M. Holtz, R. Dukat, M. Domin, L. Wagner. MR. HARTNETT HR. 230 FIRST ROW, Lefi To Right: D. Szyryi, M. Adamski, E. Zer- kowski, C. Gerbracht, J. Ja- sinski, S. Felder. SECOND ROW: P. Hayner, J. Lawicki, C. Buczynski, J. Burczynski, K. Berschek, S. Nagorski, J. Pycinski. THIRD ROW: C. Car- son, L. Schwend, R. Kasprzyk, J. Mamatt, M. Braun, E. Roz- ycki, P. Wasacz, M. Redlein. MISS HYDE HR. 2I5E FIRST ROW, Lefi To Righiz C. Raniero, D. Kari, K. Scherer, L. Bernard, S. Zwolinski, K. Daily, C. Nagowski. SECOND ROW: R. Bruch, R. Patti, H. Nitecki, O. lwanchiw, J. Rai- ka, R. Tworkowski, J. Doika, S. Laski. MR. PEARCE HR. 221 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Melinski, K. Greenauer, P. Nowakowski, D. Iggulden, J. Schenk. SECOND ROW: G. Waczkowski, D. Zima, E. Whitehead, C. Nagy, D. Slawiak, J. Raczyk. MRS. PEARD HR. 231 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Joznick, P. Demblewski, D. Arnett, C. Bistrisky, C. Luczck, L. Trapp. SECOND ROW: T. Custiglione, K. Zinteck, T. Sullivan, R. Morniec, A. Bes- ser, C. Ignoszok. THIRD ROW: R. Morkiewicz, J. Pilcrski, J. Sclcmone, R. Osieiu, J. Jcinigo, G. Gibbs, D. Rclpin. MRS. REARIC HR. 228 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Kane, M. Fluker, P. Kohl, S. Sigufoos, I. Chludzinski, K. Kumpf. SECOND ROW: M. Deuter, M. Grau, G. Lease, C. Piskun, D. Wroblewski, S. Conti, G. Tycz. THIRD ROW: K. Sehl, H. Nikiel, D. Mock, J. Kindermun, C. Bentz, K. Kurtz, D. Heintz. MRS. UNGERER HR. 146 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Griese, N. Smith, M. Korczy- kowski, K. Vcicintasis, A. Beisiegol, M. Kersting. SEC- OND ROW: J. Hessentholer, M. Slowik, D. Nowicki, T. Mcrlinski, A. Mctusiok, P. Turner,J. Young. Those Three whole years have suddenly become only two more years ahead until senior-dom and graduation. Realizing this and knowing that good leader- ship is essential, the Sophomore Class elected as their officers: President-Ed Guenther, Vice President- Dennis Brown: Secretary-Marilyn Strempski and Trea- surer-Jean Both. Finally regarded as being a part of the senior high, this year's Sophomore class contributed a great deal to the activities throughout the school. Accepting more responsibilities, making more complex decisions and facing the first Regents Exams were among the challenges accepted by this group as they took another important step towards the future. THE CLASS of I968 MRS. HAMMOND HR. 232 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Kimple, C. Richter, S. Fuchs, B. Junger. SECOND ROW: D. Wendal, S. Dzierba, P. Mal- inger, C. Stark, J. Both, L. Ig- gulden, J. Meinke. THIRD ROW: P. Schenk, J. Woitczak, B. Sundin, D. Zachoryasz, R. Geddes, R. Skorupa, C. Ignasiak. MISS LASH HR. 234 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Hollfelder, L. Perak, K. Mara- szek, R. Silvestrini, M. Pietr- Zak, R. Swiatek. SECOND ROW: L. Kanarr, J. Gcsiorow- ski, J. Schalberg, J. Lesinski, N. Cummings, P. Holtz, R. Kania, D. Brown. THIRD ROW: R. Kryszczuk, K. Erick- son, M. Lawton, T. Florkowski, E. Guenther, R. Glaser, D. Redlinski, M. Besant, J. Paw- Iicki. A NP MRS. MCBRIDE HR. 226 FIRST IQW, Left to Right: E. Dunkowski, M. Meyer, W. Mc- Graw, J. Lombardo. SECOND ROW: D. szewczk, U. Header, L. Freier, S. MikoIciczak, E. Woitkowski, B. Stoeckle, M. Rizzuto. THIRD ROW: T. Ja- sinski, P. Gasiewicz, W. Hall, P. Zembaty, R. Bonk, D. Red- Iein, M. Culkowski, P. Zie- Iinski. MRS. MILES HR. 240 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Koeppel, L. Graczak, S. Daut, J. Jclnisch, L. Mills, M. Stem- pski. SECOND ROW: D. Lewis, L. Bialy, R. Bockner, P. Hay, S. Mifoloiczak, L. Kline, S. Rypsc, U. Heider. THIRD ROW: J. Matthews, G. Hil- berger, S. Filipiak, D. Kwicl- tkowski, F. Strempka, N. Bee- man, P. Letki, C. Olzak, J. Budzich. MR. OPPERMANN HR. II3D FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Brauss, P. Hoffman, P. Lech- ner, J. Angrisano. SECOND ROW: S. Bottita, G. Croce, G. Hoeber, R. Stankevich, P. Sliwinski, D. Salamone. THIRD ROW: S. Mussella, M. Ma- nicki, P. Palacz,J. Schlegei, C. Pawlowski, P. Paluch, C. Brandt. MRS. UPTON HR 236 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Sobkowick, F. Chmurc, L. Hines, M. Ccusley. SECOND ROW: R. Kobos, M. Szerbiczk, P. Bush, D. Snyder, S. Ryden, M. Petit, E. English. THIRD ROW: J. Kolinowski, V. Bol- dosscno, S. Acccirdi, C. Okon, A. Gzik, R. Saczynski, R. Pry- bylski, P. Croce. MR. WALTERS HR 148 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Subc, J. Czerwonkcl, J. Humz. SECOND ROW: S. Rusinicuk, N. Lindemonn, D. Sipowicz, B. Poche, P. Muzzunfi, P. Sroczyk. THIRD ROW: B. Koeppel, P. Reger, G. Bolis, L. Peters, D. Voigt, J. Garner, T. Wiferski. ,,,i4.a-sm MI' I 5' THE CLASS of I969 All too often a Ninth Grade Class will look upon their future lightly thinking that there are three whole years ahead to accomplish what need be done. Although hard to believe at the time, becoming a Freshman is an impor- tant step towards the future. Decision as to a course of study must be made, improved work habits established and greater responsibilities must be assumed by each individual if the class is to advance. Under the capable leadership of President Mike Mogavero, Vice President Dawn Heigl, Jim Lewek as Secretary and Treasurer Bob Johnson, this year's Freshman class made their advance- ment to Sophomore status while displaying good iudg- ment and perseverance. MR. GREYSON HR. 136 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Piechewicz, M. Full, S. Field, M. Miller, C. Sahnlein, C. Dar- uszka. SECOND ROW: D. Sho- tarczak, K. Markiewicz, E. Rueter, S. Kosek, L. Fronczak, L. Zietler, W. Marczewski, C. Kozorkiewicz. THIRD ROW: D. Unger, D. Jarmis, K. Siterak, J. Susko, J. Burke, D. Shrier, D. Harmon, L. Rybeck, R. Dieterich. MRS. WALCZAK HR. 2l6E FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Kilorowski, J. Kretzmon, P. Cummings, S. Bialy. SECOND ROW: D. Donnellon, M. Sz- manio, K. McGoldrick, J. Pi- asecki, C. Buszka, T. Lepsch. THIRD ROW: D. Radt, D. Does, M. Eckert, L. Kelm, W. Dick- enson, K. Rosenberg, K. Len- gieza. MR. HOSTELLER HR. 204D FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Arnett, D. Vitale, A. Woito- wych, S. Greenaur, J. Zyglis. SECOND ROW: D. Baranow- ski, V. Witaszek, M. Budzyn- ski, B. Gliszczynski, S. Fox, R. Sloane, D. Lewis, D. Daru- szka. THIRD ROW: R. Schu- bert, P. Grau, J. Butkiewicz, P. Mayne, M. Basinski, J. Gar- ner, D. Nazzarett. MR. JOHNSTON HR. 203D FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Pietron, D. Denz, D. Heigle, D. Jclnkowski, M. Hardt, M. Gordon. SECOND ROW: L. Sandehian, J. Turnball, E. Rotha, R. Kcntowski, K. Breis- singer, J. Zastmepowski, R. Harmon, D. Reger. THIRD ROW: T. Staniszewski, P. Richmond, J. Glagowski, G. Kistner, T. Blakowski, R. Meredzk, J. Lynch. MRS. LOGALBO HR. I45 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Cardinale, M. Gerspacher, L. Bryski, S. Huff-, A. Greiner. SECOND ROW: M. Magavero, J. Newpher, J. Muiewski, S. Swiatkowski, M. Maichrzak, A. Banach. THIRD ROW: R. Zimmerman, R. Roth, P. Holtz, D. McGee, J. Newner, E. Sim- mons, J. Geddes, P. Wareiko, D. Witucki. 'X V W Sf :SJ wg xxx M MR. RYAN HR. 237 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Popluwski, K. Rcpin, D. Gzik, D. Niehus, J. Fournier. SEC- OND ROW: R. Hork, M. Brod- zinski, P. Morley, C. Boje, C. Blouvelt, W. Gallagher, D. Seege, A. Koch, S. Peters. THIRD ROW: R. Kipler, G. Hull, L. Hess, D. O'kon, J. Czerniuk, M. Tabuczinski, F. Luterek, L. Yoeger. MISS SATTLER HR. 202 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Locz, B. Pogels, D. Borowicik, L. Koslicki, M. E. Petre. SEC- OND ROW: L. Czerminski, N. Mcrkmcmn, R. Stock, R. Crow- den, S. Bosinski, R. Jacobe, R. Lipp. THIRD ROW: R. No- wicki, B. Hapemcxn, M. Wo- tczok, G. Grote, D. Zielkie- wicz, K. Jusiak, J. Kufel, R. Johnson, R. Zyglis. MR. SZABO HR. 222E FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Hessentholer, R. Mekarski, J. Letki, D. Boldi. SECOND ROW: B. Freier, K. Purucki, D. Broun, C. Gmerek, K. Gorniok, T. Derion. THIRD ROW: R. Ce- gielski, E. Kcxsprzcik, K. Adam- czyk, F. Strzempku, L. Muges, W. Nowokowski, D. Wynne. MR. WHYTE HR 154 FIRST ROW, Left To Righl: S. Mczrtek, R. Glcinowski, H. Wagner, J. Russell, J. Stemp- niok, K. Frey, J. Zustempow- ski. SECOND ROW: C. Rybin- ski, M. Zilbouer, L. Stunkevich, F. Gillig, P. Wcilkowski, J. Lewek, M. Wcliger, F. Rosciti, S. Lembloz. THIRD ROW: D. Junik, Fogelsonger, J. Slup- ski, D. Appelby, A. Conti, R. Zcistempowski, R. Kingsley, D. Del Principe, M. Kolk. MR. HANLON HR 2lO FIRST Row, Left to Raghf. L. Schunk, N. Wall, D. Townsend, T. Nelson, S. Endle. SECOND ROW: M. Templemon, C. Hedden, R. Gollisdorder, R. Cindrowski, D. Willis, D. Gall- meyer, M. Reinhort. QM. 'i. ww A vw-.NK MR. AUSTIN HR. T40 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D Obermeyer, W. Sehl, J. Fox, M. Dowling, D. Notavo, R Herbst. SECOND ROW: K Kiec, C. Kersting, G. Eleczko, K. Geck, K. Lachina, J. Vas- tola, S. Piofrowicz, G. Her- man. THIRD ROW: D. Mack, C. Sundin, J. Havernick, W. Freier, C. Orlowski, W, Kara- zewski, C. Mohr, P. Birkmeyer, GRADE 8 MISS BAKER HR. 205D FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J Stoeckl, A. Fisher, P. Lorefice T. Raczka, T. Jones, L. Szer- biak. SECOND ROW: K. Glo- wacki, J. Higgins, M. Krempa, R. Lease, R. Reiter, M. Wild G. Breton, J. Gosiorowski, L. Tills, P. Wagner. THIRD ROW: K. Drew, A. Hebeler, J. Si- korski, E. Latchut, N. Schanne, D. Beverly, D. Pirk, P. Towery, M. Pietrontone. MR. BIFANO HR. 205 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Deck, N. Culkowski, R. Rai- thel, D. Pecynski, E. Schreier, K. Miller, T. Peterson. SEC- OND ROW: J. Jakubiok, J. Podemski, L. Nitecki, F. Si- kora, E. Atteo, J. Burczynski, J. Gurecki. THIRD ROW: L. Gorski, D. Ponerhn, L. Cali- guiri, J. Piasecki, M. Wagner, S. Gruber, J. Nagel, L. Wal- ford, C. Romanowski. 1 1 MRS. CLEARY HR. 142 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Woolrich, C. Skibinski, A. Jones, M. Rogowski, L. Ho- inccki. SECOND ROW: L. Mor- ciniuk, G. Silvesfrini, A. Con- ners, S. Falsone, M. Niles, J. Marczewski, D. Trapp. THIRD ROW: D. Shomber, D. Jusin- -ski, A. Borucki, N. Gciewski, M. Huy, S. Jcinczok, J. Zizzi, C. Harmon, T. Oshuk. MR. DODD HR. 'I43 FIRST Row, Left fo Righf: D. Greenouer, P. Kojm, W. Eva- niak, D. Does, J. Sikoru. SEC- OND ROW: J. Lcmpko, P. Stu- chowiuk, G. Kuias, K. Janicki, M. Fuchs, D. Witucki, G. Merlo, C. Eich. THIRD ROW: S. Szoblewski, J. Braid, R. Dor- monn, S. Dcruszkc, R. Hig- gins, A. Mucieiewski, R. Rind- fleisch, E. Hammer, C. Mer- kel,J. Bone, P. Gaiser. MISS GRUSZKA HR. 207 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Moriority, P. Bodum, P. Klem, H. Zcile, L. Mellenger. SEC- OND ROW: P. Tornowski, B. Wolfert, W. Ellis, D. Huntz, D. Ncwfocki, L. Mueller, M. Tycz, L. Boldussono, S. Zielin- ski. THIRD ROW: K. Zysek, R. Meinke, M. Miechowicz, M. Muszynski, W. Chruscicki, D. Bcrihelmes, D. Kladke, D. Skorupo, R. Zmozynski, L. Hammond, K. Theuer. i MRS HESS HR. 203 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W Boneberg, L. Suba, D. Holl- felder, S. Brueggeman, J Moraniec, J. Kozmierczclk SECOND ROW: B. Nawrocki B. Wisniewski, D. Heck, J. Merritt, M. Laski, G. Haupt- man, D. Gumulak, C. Folger, S. Ohlschlager. THIRD ROW: J. Dale, F. Stowitz, W. Rau, A. Raszl, R. Kata, R. Miller, A. Silvernail, P. Wiechec, J. Travers. MRS. BASIL HR. 139 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Zizzi, R. Smalley, P. Ertl, G. Schilk, S. Kolaczynski, S. Mc- Goldrick. SECOND ROW: G. Banach, N. Scherer, R. War- dcik, J. Koszuta, C. Buszka, M. Campbell, M. Woitowych. THIRD ROW: K. Mills, P. Gib- son, R. Arne, D. lmiola, A. Kwitowski, D. Zielinski, D. Emerson, N. Krzyzanowski, L. Dorman, J. Kubicki, D. Zas- tempowski. MISS COHEN HR. 141 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Bodziak, B. McMaster, E. Dzendzel, M. Geck, P. Darus- zka. SECOND ROW: M. Siga- foos, B. Huff, L. Cardinale, M. Higgins, D. Zigrossi, 5. Schanne. THIRD ROW: W. Barczys, J. Ferraro, D. Hoff- man, G. Fitzsimmons, R. Woz- niak, M. Neuner, L. Petit, D. Besant, A. Zeitter, R. Abra- mowski. 1 MISS KASPRZAK HR. 208 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Whitt, R. Wagner. SECOND ROW: G. Kubek, D. Locke, K. Saczynski, T. Gloss, L. Darus- zka, M. DeGain. THIRD ROW: S. Chmura, R. Minkler, S. Gor- ney, F. Carlino, R. Paryz, R. Schmid, J. Holmes, S. John- son, E. Euler, G. Gurbacki, A. MISS LEGIERSKI HR. 206 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L Krawczyk, M. Nowicki, D Howcniec, R. Fladie, M Miller. SECOND ROW: D Fiegl, J. Pizzolanti, D. Locke, L. Rodf, S. Shambee, K. Cos- turos. THIRD ROW: M. Ear- sing, P. Grote, D. Pietronronc, G. McArthur, C. D. Nafale, R Bush, C. Azik, R. Frier, C Swiafkowski, G. Vail, D. Ro- senberg, R. Wysocki, J. Rosa1i MRS. BUSMALIS HR. 209 FIRST ROW, Left to Righi: R Gerlach, D. Heerdt, J. Wis- niewski, P. Solamone, M Grossman. SECOND ROW: C Taucher, E. Skarbek, J. Frank C. Even, D. Fisher, J. Skarbek THIRD ROW: K. Ryan, K. Hoff- man, J. Lesinski, P. Srutowski W. Pocobello, J. RusselI, J Kisfner, D. Bogacz, J. Schal berg, L. Zacharyasz, P. Po merhn, A. Sahnlein, R. Even Mr. Bifano, Miss Legierski and Miss Gruszka set up a Christmas tree in the cafeteria. Profits from the Junior Student Council magazine sale provided the seasonal decoration. 79 COLLEGE BOWL 'M'-Q-1 FIRST ROW: G. Hill, R. Olczcxk. SECOND ROW M. Guenther, T. Hoelscher, K. Zinteck THIRD ROW: A. Kominski, Miss Meode, Ad visor, M. Boionowski, S. Zwolinski, D. Held 494 4 It 5' 1 J' Q f 41 , wma, WWA, 5 ,,V , 1, 5. I 8 .QS f w 1 0 X Y v' OS o , X , . .pi s , 1, H x ZH 2 Q K , 1 5 v A 1 A ixWK K ,xx x wx , N Q , , 'w N S R ' 1--J 5 1 , t v K 13,5 Ah K 4 , 4 A MAT 'PHL P' 'ff !ar! Q.M . , ., . f . , f vm! ART STAFF SEATED L. Morley A. Beisiegel J. Smith STANDING K. Petre D. Novvicki R. Springer B. Kwitowski ART H CENTORIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: M. Guenther, M. Rollek, N. Zwoliniki, J. Gurecki, C. Longenfeld, C. Chimes, B, Hergott. SECOND ROW: L. Nuwer, D. Denz, J. Jcsinski, B. Kwitowski, J. Smith, P. Schmidt, C. Mcrkman, L. Trapp, G. Lochut, N. Skibinski, R. Ry- den. THIRD ROW: K. Petre, M. Kreutzer, K. Daily, S. ZwoIinski, K. Zinteck, M. Hager, S. Lcxski, K. Czcchorowski, D. Mock, K. Strcmc, R. Olczok, T. Hoelscher. FOURTH ROW: H. Nikiel, G. Kosperczyk, A. Beisiegel, R. Springer, J. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: C. Grant, L. Morley, C. Pogels, L. Schwend, C. Toucher. I966 CENTORIAL STAFF CENTORIAL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: C. Grant, N. Zwolinski. SECOND ROW: D. Denz, C. Toucher, L. Morley, H. Nikiel. THIRD ROW: N. Skibinski, M. Guenther, K. Strunc. 83 THE SCRIBE SCRIBE STAFF FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Ignaszak, C. Johnston, C. Carson, L. Byczynski, P. Rybarczyk, Mr. Szabo. SECOND ROW: R. Walkowski, D. lggulden, D. Brown, M. Grau, P. Kohl. THIRD ROW: N. Skibinski, G. Mueller, F. Ksiazkiewicz, K. Zinreck, J. Merritt, L. Trapp, G. Lachut, J. Lawicki, E. Nowak SCRIBE OFFICERS C. Johnston lseatedl C. Carson P. Rybarczyk Ctreasurerl Kco-editorj Cco-editorj C. lgnaszak L. Byczynski Ccopy editorj Ccopy editorj The Scribe staff worked zealously to stimulate student interest in the newspaper by formulating new columns for more insight into the school's activities. News, unclouded with false idealism, and honest opinions were presented in order that students would be incited to use the paper as a means to express their opinions. Reporters concentrated on improving journalistic style to produce a paper awaited and eagerly read by an increasing number of students and teachers. 85 On being inducted into the Senior National Honor Society, the new member accepts certain responsibilities and privileges. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service form the basis of responsibility. Throughout the year, members are asked to aid in projects of value to our school in accordance with these ideals. Tutoring, serving as guides, typing for teachers, and operating the Paperback Bookstore are some of the tasks which this organization undertakes. Balancing this responsibility of membership, however, are special privileges extended to mem- bers. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Mernan and Mrs. Ham- mond, the Senior National Honor Society has had a very pro- ductive year. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: D. Denz, E. Zerkowski, N. Smith, C. Schmid, P. Schmidt, B. Hergott, C. Lepsch. SECOND ROW: P. Schwippert, P. Ryborczyk, A. Beisiegel, S Tyszka, P. Gillig, C. Markman, N. Zwolinski, M. Grau. THIRD ROW: M. Dryden, T. Hoelscher, K, Stranc, M. Guenther, L. Morley, H. Nikiel, G. Kasperczyk, C Kliszak, C. Koscialniak, J. Bohn. 86 JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Zyglis, J. Lewek, K. Aschenbrenner. SECOND ROW: A. Sahnlein, B. Kilanowski, J. Wratt, F. Gillig. Selected for their personal qualities of scholastic excellence and leadership potential, these students from grades seven through nine strive to instill in others an interest in academic achievement and school spirit. Under the direction of Miss Le- gierski, this group conducts assemblies, assist faculty, and in general work forthe betterment of school and community. 87 H. Nikiel, T. Kiec, J. Heitz, T. Barnes SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The two maior goals ofthe 1965-66 Senior Student Council were to increase school spirit and at the same time to enhance the image of the Council. A Student Court was formed with the hope of helping to eliminate undesirable student behavior. Working closely with the administration and faculty, the Council inaugu- rated a monitoring system for corridors and lovatories. Other suggestions, too, were made for the improvement of the school. A close rela- tionship was developed between Junior and Senior Student Councils, as they cooperated on such proiects as Dress-Up Days and dances. Buses were provided to away basketball and football games. The last important under- taking was the presentation of the Third Annual Variety Show. In general, it is the opinion of the Council that some progress has been made toward the realization of its goals. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Zagorski, C. Langenfeld, S. Benz, S. Musella, K. Griese, B. Hergott, L. Higgins, J. Meinke, C. Breissinger, L. Bernard. SECOND ROW: D. Szewczyk, M. Frys, S. Tyszka, G. Heitz, J. Young, N. Skibinski. THIRD ROW: D. Denz, R. Stoeckle, D. Wroblewski, J. Fisher, P. Bush, W. Hall, S. Laski, T. Hoelsher, N. Beeman, K. Stranc, M. Guenther, E. Guenther, C. Pagels, T. Kiec, L. Schwend. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL The first official duty of the Junior Student Council under its new advisor, Mr. Bifano, was to elect its officers. During an assembly in October the officers were sworn in by the Officers of last year. The new leaders of the council this year were: President, Linda Stankevich, Vice President, Denise Borowaik, Secretary, Debbie Denz: Treasurer, Paul Wiechec. The council again this year held its annual magazine sale. The proceeds of this year's successful sale were used to benefit the Student Exchange Program. Another undertaking for the council this year was a dress-up campaign for grades seven, eight, and nine. Again, as in the past, members on the council this year volunteered to collect homeroom buff cards each morning. This daily practice has proven to be an invaluable service to the faculty. A voice in what happens to the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades is the immediate goal of the Junior Student Council, but more important it hopes to promote better cooperation between teachers and friends. Eventually it will prove to have been an unskippable stepping stone to the future of its members. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Chmura, C. Arnett, D. Pomerhn. SECOND ROW: L. Paoletti, C. Sahnlein, K. Janicki,J. Kretzmon, KY Cegielski,J. Fox. THIRD ROW: M. Moriority. FOURTH ROW: D. Borowiak, M. Mogavero, P. DiLeonardo, P. Wiechec, L. Stankevich,J. Russell, K. Parucki,J. Gasiorowski, G. Silvestrini, D. Denz, D. Kosek. Vice President . . D. Borowiak Secretary . . . .... D. Denz President . . L. Stankevich Treasurer . . . . P. Wiechec i l BAND The community and student body have had an opportunity to witness the growth of Central's Music Department from what six years ago was merely a group that performed to the three accomplished groups that presented an inspiring and polished Christmas program and a noteworthy Spring Concert. It is now with a sense of pride that students and faculty refer to the Band and Choral groups which are under the capable and inspired direction of Mr. Grillo and Mrs. Shriver. 90 MR. GRILLO - BAND FIRST ROW, Left to Right: G. Suba. T. Bodziak, G. Schessl, P. Walkowski, H. Nikiel, C. Johnston, K. Whitehead, C. Hill, J. Gasiorowski, R. Smalley, H. Wagner, W. Nowakowski, G. Kobek, G. Hill. SECOND ROW: L. Makowski, F. Sztukowski, T. Di Vito, G. Mueller, Mr. Grillo, G. Wolniewicz, R. Merkel, J. Salamone, G. Ross, N. Markman, R. Hark, D. Besant, R. Kastner, M. Grossman, J. Doika, P. Grau. stungnt COURT Uh WMM! V in VJ QW f, I-1 JV I if CL M My JI F VM ju :lwiv Wi' X WMV JI pi, K, A jp uf I K I ff if ff M Iffy X QV, -' ff ,I f rf, IV 1 X 1 4 ROW ONE: D. Borowiak, T. Hoelscher-Chi Justice. ROW TWO: K. Str c, Miss Meade Advisor, S. Musella. FIRST ROW: P. Gillig, T. Hoelscher, N. Skibinski, M. Guenther Qin backj, R. Olczak. In February of this year, several seniors participated in a panel discussion on WBEN radio. A week before this discussion, the students were presented with their topic. During this time, the students did extensive research and formulated opinions on the basis of these facts. On that Sunday, they offered their ideas in an intelligent, well organized manner which proved very effective. HIGH SCHOOL FORUM OF THE AIR QUINTILLIAN CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Meinkle, M. Piefrzck, S. Daut, C. Brandt, S. Benz. SECOND ROW: K. Griese, B. DeGcin S. Loski,J. Pcwlicki, E. Guenther, R. Bonk, P. Turner, D. Brown, N. Lindemann, K. Daily, P. Holtz. 93 The Audio-Visual Club provides teachers with many audio- visual aids such as tape recorders, records, movie proiectors, filrns, slides etc. The club also serves as a social group holding a unique skating party and bowling party along with other get togethers for members only. A member ofthe Audio Visual Club not only learns how to operate and maintain the equipment but through membership may obtain a proiectionist's card which en- ables him to run theater proiectors as an occupation. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB MISS TURTON - AUDIO VISUAL CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Purdy, G. Whitt, L. Baldassano, Miss Turton, J. Zasternpowski. SECOND ROW: J. Fox, S. Lewandowski. THIRD ROW: S. Janczak, D. Synder, J. Moraniec. FOURTH ROW: J. Piasecki, P. Ryan, R. Meinke, D. Beverly, F. Sikora, J. Schalberg, C. Da Natale, L. Pudlewski. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Purdy, C. Paoletti, C. Nowclkowski, M. Sigofoos, D. Bykowicz, C. Even, G. Woolrich. SECOND ROW: J. Demblewski, R. Abrohomowski, N. Hart, R. Meekel, R. Herbst, R. Arne, J. Vcstoio, J. Fox, D. Heerdt. THIRD ROW: N. CuIkowski, B. Kclstner, L. Tills, S. Ohlschloger, K. Geck, Krzyzunowski, Gumulok, J. Merritt, C. Sundin, R. DRAMA CLUB Szyperski. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Eorsing, J. BuceIIo, R. Czernicxk, J. Bucellc. SECOND ROW: L. Sfcmkevich, M. Scholimo, N. Skibinski, M. Golombek. THIRD ROW: S. DowIing, J. Merritt, E. Rcztkc1,C. Grant, C. Sitorek, L. Byzczynski, G. Mueller, C. Johnston, M. RoIIek, P. Grote, D. Zigrossi. 95 N. ff? iS-if we 4-if . 1 R. S ws .J , .X 3,-.. A Rs - -- ,fir As x 5 xyf' i Nw ..,, - gli. fic 0 N EWS - CASTERS FIRST ROW, Leff To Right, Seuied: M. Guenther, J. Schcxlberg. SECOND ROW, Standing: S. Musello, W. DeGain, M. Rollek. BCDOKSTORE CREW FIRST ROW, Left To Right: C. Roniero, J. Pecynski, L. Gorci, S. Lewondowski, M. Jonowski, D. Wendel, L. Hines. is FUTURE NURSES CLUB The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to bring together in high school young people interested in nursingland health, in order to explore opportunities and requirements in their fields. The past year has been a very successful one as we accomp- lished many things. We gained nursing experience helping in the clinic, during Study' Hall periods and also assisted with the immunization program. Service projects during the year included: l. Sending good will cards to our students who were ill in the hospital. 2. Doing volunteer work in the area hospitals. 3. Making tray favors for the children's ward. 4. Being responsible for the bulletin board in the clinic. An exciting field trip to Meyer Memorial Hospital was made on December A and a Xmas party was enjoyed by all. The Future Nurses Club sponsored the Lynnette School of Dancing on June l2 here at Cheektowaga Central. Two fifty dollar scholarships are given each year to any senior entering a school of nursing with the money that is raised during the year. OUR MOTTO: Find your future through the Future Nurses Club. FUTURE NURSES - MRS. D'AMATO FIRST ROW: K. Paiak, S, Anielski, M. Janowski, L. Bernard. SECOND ROW: S. Zwolinski, S. Accardi, C. Taucher, R. Moraniec, M. Holtz, Mrs. D'Amato. ON COT: F. Ksiazkiewicz, 98 .X 0 ' 3 Q 'l QA, fm J JM' JL ' if U' 1 . . :fox DL a by VVVQ J ,kV0,, . The Lettermen s Club, under the direction of Mr. Frazer, is VX J . X px A 111, primarily an honorary organization. Its purpose is to promote GJ fkffvy X participation in athletics throughout the school year. It is also if 'jffftfl' ry i Sajjjfntended to promote good sportsmanship and fair play in sports. , 010 Membership is open to any student who has earned a major 0 f jk, Qt' I 09 I letter in any sport. The requirements for earning a major letter jf vaay with each sport, but generally it depends on the student's ac ievements or his participation in that sport. 1 KW 12321 3, The Lettermen sell sports schedules at the beginning of each by q if year. Throughout the year, they sponsor a number of sports KJ6 Obbdofzlfghts in which a good number of the students participate. The oney which the lettermen earn is used towards the purchase of B Q02 Esihool iacketsforthe members. FIRST ROW: P. Turner, W. Daley, R. Markewicz, N, Croce, P. Schvvippert, J. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: K. Schenk, M. Frys, J. Heitz, G. Hill, R. Gittre, D. Mock. THIRD ROW: Mr. Frazer-Advisor, D. Zack, K. Kreiger, F. Welinski, D. Hoffman, J. Kladke, T. Kiec, J. Snyder, D. Sarafin, J. Derion. FOURTH ROW: J. Michelski, T. Holchier, J. Springer, K. Stranc, C. Kistner, J. Strezmpka, D. Arent, R. Nowak, T. Matusiak, R. Stankevich, H. Seege. 99 -fgfgxwvmf wr:-Mgr., w. -.1 ...fi .?.qAM:11...X...f-waz.: I Hy.. mf 1. I HF 555 Sf . .,.. g.....a,--. Q..-gm --.I I 1 Ma-f iffiisik. I f-1si?x:.f1 ' - Qfgggfaw 'H egkqfgy -- 'lsf J.. lf nal 11:11 VARSITY CQEEIYLEL D'E ,f,,C,f1-fr. U1 - J. Burczynski 42 pf7'L.J. rv I . . . rg iQ,Q.g.f,,fl gf 51, - .,., figlvcffs- ...ZA :M -444-A M- f f -.J J ,., .,gA... ' I , .fr ,I Q .zweft low-f-M, J. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS f V My T 1. ff Eff ' I? 'zyi' . I I - RREE' .,.'I f ' I I, , . I . . C' lf' f'f ' ' n I' . hx J - REE' Z' IIIIIU PM In I IO0 FIRST ROW: C. Stark P. Sroczyk S. Dzierbo M. Strempski FIRST ROW P. Schmidt G. Lease D. Arnett S. Benz SECOND ROW: L. Wagner J. Both SECOND ROW: C. Arnett I' 1 ,... . . , ,F O.. +7 av 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL l02 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Hoelscher, M. Frys, K. Stranc. SECOND ROW: L. Peters- dorf, D. Pagels, D. Arent, J. Strzempka, C. Kistner, J. Springer, D. Karaszewski, F. Welninski, J. Michalski, R. Wannemacher, M. Boianowski, R. Nowak, T. Kiec, N. Croce. THIRD ROW: D. Baldi, mgr.g Z. Czarniak, P. Reger, R. Gittere, D. Mack, P. Busch, T. Marlinski, Mr. J. Rearic, Head Coach, Mr. R. Oppermann, Ast. Coach, J. McCurry, D. Serafin, J. Pilarski, D. Rapin, G. Wagner, G. Heitz, B. Havernick, Mgr. Our 1965 varsity football team was greatly improved over the squads of previous years. As Coach Rearic said at a pep rally, We are small in size and number, but we have the attitude to win. The season started off with three defeats but our defense came to life in the third game. On October 9, 1965, a date which will remain in the minds of the team forever, we defeated our rival J.F.K. High School in a dramatic 7-6 battle. This was our varsity's first win after nineteen losses in a row. As a whole, the season was a success because the team never quit trying and always played a hard game. The fellows learned a great deal through victories and defeats which they will remember throughout their lives. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Leff to Right: B. Reger, J. Letki, J. Favafa, M. Meyer, B. Kania, R. Goutheir. SECOND ROW: J. Turnbull, P. Morley, R. Mueller, S. Basinski Icc-captainl, D. Del Prince, J. Geddes, J. Lynch, P. Letki Cco-captainj, D. Voight. THIRD ROW: Mr. Walters, G. Croce, T. Conti, R. Hamann, D. Zacharyasz, R. Monfondo, B. Greiner, D. AppIeby,J. Neuner, D. Erickson, G. Hoeber, Mr. McHaIe. NOT PICTURED: F. S1rempka,J. Glogowski. Record: Won 0, Lost 6, Tied 2 CCHS Grand Island CCHS Sweet Home CCHS Orchard Park CCHS JFK CCHS Cleve Hill CCHS East Aurora CCHS Clarence CCHS Lake Shore L1 F U A A, 'X . Q A Nj'-W . , in K 1 R . lm N' Jack Kemp, Quarterback on the championship Buffalo Bill's Team ad- dresses the student body, promoting interest in athletic participation and physical fitness. Above, some of our aspiring Warriors perfect the fine points ofthe game. CROSS COUNTRY This year our cross country team had its best season since our school came into being. There were a few times when only one point separated the winning and losing teams. Our squad broke the school record and the freshman record for two and a quarter miles of running. The team was composed mainly of freshmen with a few seniors. These seniors did their iob well while the freshmen developed themselves quickly. If the looys keep up their hard work, the future of our cross country team looks very bright. As a whole, the team maintained a high competitive spirit which helped it to achieve success. MR. HANLON - CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: W. Hall, D. Budzinski, D. Witucki, H. Wagner, R. Stack, K. Lengieza, M. Mogavero, P. Rickard. SECOND ROW: R. Skorupa, P. Schenk, M. Culkowski, D. Gzik, E. Petre, E. Guenther. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hanlon, R. Johnson, R. Jacobe, D. Daruszka, K. Schenk. -I VARSITY BASKETBALL MR. MOYCE-Coach MANAGERS-T. Florkowski, T. Hoelscher TEAM-Lett to Right: B. Braid, T. Marlinski, E. Petre, K. Schenk, M. Delle Donne, M. Dryden, J. Springer, F. Rickard,J. Heitz. This year our Varsity Basketball Team had its share of problems. Although the tallest team we have had in many years, we unfortunately lacked the talent which makes a team consistently victorious. The boys tried their best and never quit no matter what the situation was like. They played a number of close games where they lost by only a single point. l06 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Kania, D. Fogelsonger, J. Garner, D. Del Principe, M. Culkowski, M. Greco. SECOND ROW: E. Guenther, J. Burke, B. Greiner, D. Zacharyasz, R. Montondo, B. Hall, G. Grote. THIRD ROW: M. Mogavero, M. Meyer, P. Schenk, D. Erickson, D. Gzik, D. Voigt, P. Letki, J. Letki, D. Hollfelder. Our Junior Varsity Basketball team enioyed its best season since the founding of the school. They performed well on the court cmd used their talents to the fullest extent. If they continue to work as hard in the future as they have in the past, we are sure to attain the division championship next year. The team seems far ahead of other teams in learning the tech- niques of the game and when they become the Varsity squad next year, should have mastered the fundamentals and picked up the intricate poin s t of basketball which distinguish a good team from a great team. 107 .um as-susan'-W ,-,, fififl f V ,, U iii:-1, 1 ku . - , at h, 711 fi 1? 1 . s 'Q dn: M. U Q w ,mr gy 4 , 4 xg'--un! m f M161 , , 1' -'WJ -H v 'fig 5. Kg... W. A hui I' MW ,Lp lv, 'rpy Ti? 4 f ' 'U 'i f l ET' fn , ' M 1571? f 'cn' E ,,.f-Q- 'b The swimming team did fairly well this past season. lt won quite a few of its meets and many records were broken. As usual the older members of the team deserved a great deal of the credit for their fine accomplishments. They were the ones who took most of the first places in their events. A good swimmer, like most other athletes, takes years of hard practice to develop. That is why the older boys, who have been on the team for a number of years, have done so well. The younger members of the team, who will return to swim next year, will be stronger and more ex- perienced. They will be able to continue driving the team ahead toward more victories. FIRST ROW, Left to Right, Seated: B. Huff, D. Rapin, P. Morley, E. Zindle, D. Zak. SECOND ROW, Kneeling: B. Markiewicz, B. Daley, J. Fisher, M Besant, R. Stankevich, P. Turner, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW, Standing: Mr. R.Oppermann, coach, R. Tworkowski, T. Kiec, K. Rapin, J. Walkowiak C. Kistner, T. Conti, K. Krieger, D. Karasiewski, manager. FOURTH ROW Standing on diving blocks: D. Hoffman, F. Welninski, co-captains. J SWIMMING IO9 VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: N. Croce, T. Barnes, J. Heitz. SECOND ROW: M. Redlein, J. Strzempkcx T. Vinci, J. Kindermon, C. Morkiewicz, J. Springer, W. Zcchowicz. THIRD ROW: Mr J..Pillc:rski, R. Wcunnemocher, T. Florkowski, F. Jormusz, O. Iwcchki, R. McDonald J. Reoric-Couch, P. Hcxyner, J. Gardner, J. Pillorski, R. Wcnnemcucher, T. Flor kowski, F. Jormusz, O. lwachki, R. McDonc:ld, D. Heintz. IIO JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL KNEELING: J. Zasfempowski, D. Baidi. SECOND ROW: J. Letki, B. Deidrich. D. Jarmuz Mr. Austin Ccoachb, R. Cegielski, B. Roth, J. Lewek. THIRD ROW: G. Domagala, P. Reger B. Gallagher, P. Letki, D. Voight, G. Hoeber, M. Culkowski, D. Nazzareft, J. Schalberg D. Radt, M. Mogavero. REAR: D. Fogelsonger, J. Kalinowski, J. Neuner, D. Zacharyz R. Greiner, J. Burke, D. McGee, R. Schubert, D. Gale. The intramural sports program for boys has three main objectives. First it is designed to instill the ideals of good sports- manship into the minds ofthe younger boys of the school. Second- ly, it gives the younger boys a chance to see how they will like a sport before they get on an interscholastic team. Lastly, it gives those who could not devote the time to an interscholastic team, a chance to keep physically fit. INTRAMURAL SPORTS PROGRAM l TOUCH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Smalley, R. Fladie, G. Schessl, M. Miller, D. Baldi, G. Kubek, K. Cegielski, Mr. Fraser. SECOND ROW: G. Schenk, J. Rosoti, L. Dayuszka, P. Klem, C. Eich, R Wardak, A. Zietler, A. Marcieniak, G. Eleczko, C. Deck, J. Zastempowski, M. Evelo, D. Biesiegcil. THIRD ROW: D. lmiola, R. Reiter, S. Janczak,.T. Peterson, J. Gurecki, J. Forth, M. Burczynski G. Fitzsimmons, J. Podemski, A. Silvernail, T. Weichec, A. Razsl, J. Russel, D. Kladke, E. Lachut, J. Sikorski, C. Orlowski, M. Hay. 1 ll3 4 CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Fludie, G. Schessl, H. Zole, D. Bold, D. Field,-standing, R. Frazer. SECOND ROW: G. Kubek, L. Dur- uszka, J. Rosoti, L. Morcieniak, J. Zastempowski, M. Evelo. THIRD ROW: C. Eich, D. Heck, J. Forth, D. Peczynski, S. Jonczczk, G. Schenk, J. Russel, D. Klcldke. SWIMMING BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL SWIMMING - MR. FRAZER FIRST ROW: S. Folsone, J. Ferrord, G. Schessz, D. Boldi, M. Miller, L. Dciruszkci, N. Hcirf, D. Field, R. Arne, L. Urban. SECOND ROW: M. Geek, P. Pomerun, J. Rosoti, B. Gilnour, R. Alionowski, R. Wordcxk, E. Dzendzel R. Wagner, A. Fovofcz, R. Smcilley, R. Flczdie. THIRD ROW: J. Kubicki, G. Voil, K. Mills, M. Moierovvski, B. Boneberg, P. Srytowski, K. Glowczcki, P. Rudnicki, G. Wolniewicz, J. Schczlberg, M. Evelo, A. Zeitler. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Frazer, M. Hoy, C. Orlowski, R. Schmid, J. Rossell, J. Hovernick, E. Altec, B. Miller, J. Sikorski, B. Higgins, D, Bogcicz, J. Gibbs, J. Zizzi, M. Szmonio, D. Glieco. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL-MR. FRAZER FIRST ROW: J. Czuikcx, D. Boldi, G. Schessl, R. Flodie, C. Deck. SECOND ROW: J. Zizzi, N. Hurt, T. Mueller, M. Evelo, L. Mcirciniok, B. Gilmoor, L. Dczruszko. THIRD ROW: G. Haupfmon, J. Gibbs, G. Schenk, J. Burczynski, P, Wiechec, D. Klcidke, C. Orlowski, R. Zmozynski, S. Jonczok, D. Pecynski, Mr. Frcazer. II5 I' BOWLING FIRST ROW: J. Czusko, G. Burrell, D. Bczldi, R. Flodie. SECOND ROW: L. Subo, M. Evelo, C. Eich, T. Mueller, R. Arne, R. Wysocki, C. Deck, M. Szmonio, G. Schenk. THIRD ROW: R. Zmozynski, D. Boquocz, P. Leoncrdi, D. Zielinski, A. Mocieiewskl, D. Klcdke, J. Podemski,J. Gibbs, R. Stock. VARSITY BASEBALL - 1965 II7 5 QW f K' X? if 3 'fr' . f ,L ,g 5 , J . - 4, 4 Jw, ,W ,ws jail? ,gina 2, 'Y f iw, if wif, 'MNA Q -hp., 4-4 15:75 ff W' Yang P. r- , f'-'f ,,. Y +1 y., 13.1 Haw' ,iw ' 3 1 1. Q V,-M ,I H rxf mffihgf A, I , 1 W, A VA ,iw G , , , -Q' . J , 3 I '2 HQ Q41 f gli!! 5 . V A u 515 . if 1 .. 5 ,,...., QU. :lt ,M f 6 4.3 M. fi as 'V V1 C321 'JJ Q J s, . '4 W, Jr, e vzw W' W ,i ,kVV,L . Q, 35 ' ,D D 'x 1 NZ vm .-Lag? E' 5445? , I V . ,L ,Q- Eggs? 'SU' xii? F 'X' jx ' 5 A 'M 1 9 9 2' F Q '. k -' lf 'S H M q + 'ix lf, Q' A 'mm L kr. Qu! ss Lx N vig 1 gf ks vp-+ im ,few 5 ml X A This organization, open to grades 9-I2 has as its pri- mary purpose, the promotion of sportsmanship. The girls participate in soccer, field hockey, volleyball, basketball, badminton and baseball. Besides these, the G.A.A. sponsors the water ballet in the spring and various parties through- out the year. Thus, through athletics, the girls are also able to socialize with each other. HIGH GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Jr. G.A.A. is an organization for girls in grades 7-8, designed to prepare them for participation in Sr. G.A.A. activities. The girls enjoy the same athletic games as the Sr. G.A.A. and by the ninth grade these girls are already schooled in friendship and good conduct. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW Linda Ackerman SECOND ROW Gail Silvestrini Mary Ann Wagner THIRD ROW Sharon Piotrowicz OFFICERS I2O fi S E N M C B FIRST ROW: L. wagner, G. Lease, L. Peters, L. Schwend. SECOND Row S. Fuchs, L. Morley, M. Sfrempski, B. Kozodui. JU N B FIRST ROW: G. Herman, K. Aschenbrenner, S. Piotrowicz. SECOND ROW: L. Mueller, C.Sul1nlein, L.Sondelkc1in, D. Vitole, L. Brzyski, M. Petre, L. 'Sfonkevicl'1, S. Swictkovvski, P. Tovvery, L. Koslicki. THIRD ROW: N. Morkmcm, M. Wagner, C. Boje, M. Kolb, R. Hcrk, 122 B FIRST ROW: L. Morley, G. Leose, L. wagner. SECOND Row: R. Hark L. Peters, D. Vitale. THIRD ROW: S. Fuchs, C. Sczhnlein, L. Sfcmkevich 123 BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Josniski, M. Sfremp- ski, G. Lease. SECOND ROW: D. Wroblewski, J. Burczynski, L. Schwend, C. Taucher, S. Laski, L. Morley, L. Wagner, L. Gowland, A. Beisiegel. VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: A. Beisiegel, M. Strempski, G. Lease. SECOND ROW: D. Wrablewski, J. Burczyn- ski, S. Laski, L. Schwend, L. Wagner. 124 SOCCER FIRST ROW: C. Chimes. SECOND ROW: G. Lease, A. Beisiegei, P. Schmidt, L. Gowland, M. Stremp- ski. THIRD ROW: J. Burczynski, L. Morley, C. Taucher, S. Laski, L. Schwend, L. Wagner, J. Peter- son. HOCKEY FIRST ROW: A. Beisiegel, G. Lease, C. Chimes, P. Schmidt, M. Stremp- ski, J. Burczynski. SECOND ROW: L. Schwend, L. Morley, S. Laski, L. Gowland, C. Toucher, L. Wagner, J. Peterson. SO FIRST ROW: L. wugnef. SECOND ROW: M. sfrempsks, A. Beisiegel,C.Chimes,P.Schmid1,L.GowIc1nd,J. Burczynski THIRD ROW: S. Lcski, L. Morley, J. Peterson, L. Schwend, G. Lease, C. Tcucher. 9.9. LM N CLOSING Your 66 CENTORIAL hos presented to you The stepping stones which you have crossed and those which will be your goals in the future. True, you hcuve yet the most difficulf steps To Take, but the future may not be yours without The benefit of The post . . . 127 BUSINESS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakowski Mqxwell Liquor Sfore Boulevard Bllfbef Shop Frank P. Kick Athletic Goods, Inc. Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Allgeier Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Allyn Miss Dorothy Baker Mr. 8. Mrs. Leonard Baranowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Ugene Basinski Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Beeman Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Beisiegel Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul Boie Mrs. P. Breissinger Mr. 84 Mrs. Stanley Butkiewicz Mrs. Erika M. Chapman Mr. 8. Mrs. Richard Chmura Mr.8- Mrs. Chris Costuros Mr. 8. Mrs. Elmer Cox Mr. 8. Mrs. Z. Czarniak Dedicated to Mr. Rudewicz from you know who! Mrs. William T. Denz Mr. 8. Mrs. Denton Dodd Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Fabiniak Miss Mary Fabiniak Mrs. Fogelsonger A Friend Mrs. H. Gerlach J. M. Granditz Mr. F. Greyson Mr.8. Mrs. Walter Gurecki Amherst Flash Barb and Mike Bill and Cindy Bob Bob and Debbie Bob and Donna Jack C. Chapman Chris Breissinger Carolyn and Bob Chris and Buzz Chuck and Shirley Marcia Cieslik Claudine and Chuck Debbie and Ray Diane and Paul Diane and Roy Doc Chapman Henry Drzazgowski Chris Dybalski Gail and Rich Gail and Ron Glenda and Bob Chris lgnaszak Lin Gowland Paul Grau Geoff Hill REGULAR PATRONS Elvira W. Hammond Mr. 8. Mrs. Norman H. Hart Mr. 8. Mrs. Raymond Heitz A Helper Mr. 8. Mrs. Arnold Hermann Jane A. Herrmann Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Hoelscher Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Horrigan Mr. Hostetler Miss Karen Hyde Mr. 8. Mrs. John Janicki Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Jasinski Mr. W. Johnston Mrs. John H. Jones, Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Kantowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Matty Kazodui Mr. 8. Mrs. Florian Krasny Miss S. Lash Miss Marian A. Meade Vivian Meinke Mr. 8. Mrs. George J. Miller Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Nikiel Mr. J. Nikiel Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Nuwer Mr. 8. Mrs. John Pallaz Mr. 81 Mrs. Thad Parker Mr. 8. Mrs. Leslie R. 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Mrs. John Zgoda Judy Peterson Rich and Judy Marie Rollek Paul Rybarczyk Paulette and Jim Audrey Sahnlein Carol Sahnlein Sandy and Bill Carolyn Schmidt Paul Schwippert Henry Seege Robert Sennett Sharon and Dick Norb Skibinski Jean Smith Ken Stranc Cecilia Taucher Tim and Chi Chi Tom Tom and Sue Marcia and Michael Szmania Tom Vinci Pat Wagner Rita Walkowski Betty Zerkowski Norma Zwolinski Compliments of HOELSCHER'S MEATS INC. Choice Meofs ond Poultry 1070 Clmton S1 Buffalo N Y 14206 heart your yeafbook K PHOTOGHAPHFRS SEAWAY PRINTING CO INC. cl Off P D Q Pl B d g Ph 4 8 25U d Chk . ...Y MY. M, W.. we-f....,- W-...Y ...,- F, W...-. v--...... -Y ..,.,. , -.,. .-.-. T,..,,...-,,,..,,...--,,,.. Congratulations To The Class of 1966 JOHN L. MARCY AGENCY Auto Life Fire Como Park 8. Bellevue Blvd. Nl 3-4724 Cheektowaga 25, N.Y. Sigma Kappa Pi FRONT ROW: D. Del Principe, P. Lechner, M. Mogavero, F. Gillig, P. Schwippert,J. Favata, D. Fogelsonger. SECOND ROW: G. Wagner B. Zachowicz, F. Rickard, B. McDonald, R. Gittere. REAR: M. Dryden, J. Slupski, B. Nowak, D. Arent,J. Puckett,D.Appleby, E. Gueniher R. Stankiewicz, D. Erickson. Compliments of The TEACHERS' ASSCCIATION of CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL School Dustrlct No 1 Preslclenf-Mr. Jomes Reorlc Treosurer Mrs Ellzobefh Ungerer Vlce Presndent-Miss Morgcuref Room Secretory Mass Gaul Lempenou BEST WISHES CHEEKTOWAGA POST 2429 V.F.W. 2658 GENESEE ST. CHEEKTOWAGA, NEW YORK Best Wishes to the Graduates VINCI REXALL PHARMACY John F. Vinci, PhG Prop. ll74 Walden Ave. Bflo. N.Y. Mr. cmd Mrs. John F. Vinci Compliments of PINE HILL HOSE COMPANY 9955 INC and Affiliates Compliments of RAPIN FUNERAL HOME 2407 Genesee St. Corner Pine Ridge Rd. TX 2-1732 For a Career in Professional Nursing Enroll Now at DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING IOOI Humbolt Pkwy. Buffalo 8, N.Y. A.N.L.N. Fully Accredited Diploma Program in New Hospital Facilities MILLER PAINT 8g SUPPLY CO. Service - Price - Quality 2362 Genesee St. Cheektowogo, N.Y. 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I Mr. Clemens Wenerowicz .... Mr. Williom Possmore . .. ... Mr. Korl Goiser ......... .. Mrs. Constonce Giombelluco .... Mr. Robert Miller .... Mr. Robert Nogowski .... Mr. Fronklin Rou .. Dr . Ecirl J. Boggon .... Mr. Kenneth Kitzinger. Mr. Edmund Chudzinski Mr. John Bouer . .. J il tl 550 il JM weft I 'lwwfl Hd I lf ,NJ si .- vlljillkwwj not Vex Q5 . . . . . President .Vice President ... .Trustee ....Trustee ... .Trustee ....Trustee .........Trustee District Principol .... Attorney ...Treosurer . . Clerk HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT . 4215 Genesee St. Cheekfowogo 14225 New York LE0'T5'5V'Zfn,fT1E,'f0G' . , 5 ' f ,R ,Nj Awww W .XG ' WJ! fVJfflNJ3jJUijflw6WQffZf wwf Mm ,S0fFfdWJ5Df:5W f.Q3W 3 ' . Willy! Efffziwjiiwkmyfkp fQw1Qf'9 Jw JQTJQQ ENT0 D TAF A Rumiifl, MV' Qf?'mW!' 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U heektowaga, New Y rk ' G Dear Mr Allgie ZF Cheektowaga ntral High School s udents last year helped to write an important c apter in dental research history The proiect to which they have contr uted appears so promising that the United States Public Health Service, s you know, is continuing it for a second year We are eeply grateful to these public spirited young people and to the facult for their outstanding cooperation in making this project possible, and w are counting on tne continued daily use of the mouth applicator by each tudent in the study during this final year , I x Fl K a . : r Med cal prof ess has always been built on the sacrifices made by a few for th: bg.efi of the many. It is not always given to those who have con- tr'- t-d heir time and energy for furthering the health and welfare of m.nk vd o see the fruits of their efforts in their lifetime. However, the r-s:gkv to which the students at Cheektowaga Central High School are con- -rfw j'ng has already demonstrated tangible results. This study will not 5 aio future generations but it is also personally benefitting the Y Q 0 measures. 'f 0 -i L ,NJ gg of ,r H D K KL my f icipants through a significant reduction in tooth decay e worth of this pro3ect has already been recognized by the Peace Corps, lhich has adopted a similar oral health procedure It is a privilege for us at the National Institute of Dental Research to work with you, and we look forward t the continuing cooperation of each of you toward success ullyl ulminating h s portant research on preventive W 'lj V K ' incei elfy yo' AL r J A M ' A ' 1 f, , : , N GLX K ,. M 5 D ! irectox idem an Bi m I tute f Dent l esearch , U3 yy rr V' V V .I d R' . y B ch Wh Vx 1 ' - at n cc: . 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