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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1970 volume:

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Because of these and other events we ofthe Centorial adopt THE AGE OF AQUARIUSX' as this year's theme. Today's people are no longer tied to traditions because, as ZS QQ J at :QQ -Q J ff. 43 sxvifff . SI H? 3 A i' A Q 1 'L -X Q W Q-,A x fr? S --A A QW U, l our theme symbolizes, they live in an era of change. where long haired hippies, L.S.D., and transcendental meditation exist. They are people with creative ambitious minds who not believe in The students of this are independent. They free to be themselves! Just as laborers are liv- ing in a world of where disease and war are everyday con- ditions, so too are today's students faced with an ever changing educational sys- tem. In this age of tech- nology, education is essen- tial. It forms the backbone of todayls students. In this period of independence. pupils have gained through their knowledge a greater and more influential voice in their own destiny and that of the world. As students are we now educated enough to know what is best for us and for the world? Can we make the right decisions? t W 433 42 2' Q f S W , f Q!!! . Ml v AWWQ' C7 Jef Y -XB by This year as always the Centorial is proud to have as its art 'ldvisor Mr. Joseph Granditz a man of many talents. Mr. Granditz, attended and grad- uated from Pine Hill School. After graduating from Buffalo State in 1955 where he continued his studies in art 'md English he taught at Voormsville New York. In 1957 Mr. Curanditz served a two year stint in the U.S. Army. After his discharge in If ' DEDICATION 1959 he taught at Cortland Junior High School. In 1960. Mr. Granditz took over as head of the art depart- ment at Cheektowaga Central. He was later granted his m1ster's degree in both English and art. Since hi coming ' 1960, Mr. Granditz has participated in a number of activities. He has taught adult edu- cation in the Held of 'art for a number of years, and also aids in the beauti- hcation of the school by rranging .X displays in the display cases. Mr. Granditz spends a great deal of his time working on scenery for the school dramatic productions. but his most time-consuming job is that of art-advisor to the Centorial. Therefore, in recognition of his many contributions to faculty and stu- dents of Cheektowaga Central, the yearbook staff takes great pride in dedicating the 1910 edition of the Centorial to Mr. Joseph Granditz. J I' W, 'in .,. - an u WK MMM' M,XW W Wim if W FACULTY , Y ACTIVITIES 96 mi I Q4 SPORTS 126 Q5 QQQMMQ X ,Of A99 ' ,1 Y CLASSES 55 Qr Q ADS 161 ,,, , YYY, DR OMER RENFROW DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Aquarian Class of Seventy 6'When the moon is in the Seventh House And Jupiter aligns with Mars Then peace will guide the planets And love will steer the stars. This is the dawning of the age of Aquarius. So goes the hit song of a current hit musical. We may not accept the pro- nouncements of the astrologers' occult science nor this controversial musical. Nevertheless, the Age of Aquarius, labelled positively as Hhumane, intuitive, un- biased, negatively as rebellious, suspicious, inetlicientv, and career-wise as phi- losophical and scientiiic, is peculiarly akin to the changing times as We enter the 70,s. Many of our youth are troubled, concerned, frustrated, even suspicious and somewhat rebellious as they join us in the struggle against a debilitating War, seething racial and ethnic bias, depressing poverty, and deepening corruption in all quarters. And rightly so! Yet I note a very positive note among our Cheektowaga youth as they join us in what may truly become an era of peace and love and accomplishment. I think our middle and older generations have begun to do a good job of looking at life as it really is. With youth, we are beginning to focus on what it ought really to be and with effort can be. In short, our promising Class of 1970 and their strong supporting underclass- men are looking at the realities of life. They are uniquely ready for the dawning of the age of Aquariusn with all its hope and optimism. They are enthusiastic about the promise of the future as they seek to share in our universal quest for peace, love, and genuine humane achievement. MISS BERTHA K. DAUER PRINCIPAL IVIR. JACK BECK ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL -,- x nj J L ,r X' 'lk D ,Q ,b f r' u j N AL. .1 'xl I I , I l 'x K1 J v I J A J 1+ ' I , ' A A mn ' A , I xx ll L ,f L, DEAN OF STUDENTS MR. T. I. MCCARTHY MRS. E. BINISZKIEWICZ CLERK wx , 1 MR. DONALD PEARCE MR. WAYNE BROMAN DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN DEVELOPMENT 8 K sf- A N MR. ROBERT MORSE, BUSINESS MANAGER MR. EDGAR MURPHY, SU PERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS MR, PATRICK I-IARTNETT, DIRECTOR CONTINUING EDUCATION STAFF-C. Turner, R. Landgraf OF CONTINUING EDUCATION Mr. Hartnett, L. Baldassano, G. Woolrich, D. Huntz, C. Schwippert. 9 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION VFW' Ak MR. ROBERT REINSTEIN PRESIDENT MR. GEORGE G. FRACASSO TRUSTEE MRS. CONSTANCE M. GIAMBELLUCA VICE-PRESIDENT 10 gn MR. THOMAS T. KOLBERT MR. HARRY E. MACIEJEWSKI MR. ROBERT F. MILLER TRUSTEE TRUSTEE TRUSTEE MR. ROBERT T. NAGOWSKI MR. EDMUND C. CHUDZINSKI MR. KENNETH W. KITZINGER TRUSTEE DISTRICT TREASURER SCHOOL DISTRICT ATTORNEY -Q X1 M16 cz L, M! Lf CL cj by-,CJD V X-fkmixjtkjfjcfgfykluc, lj VY! Q2VQJLXL!LJi'4 Xtfg, J Mddv-J fbi!-9 DNJLg-f LQ? QL, k., k.s4j x2 3 Nxfl Lx' ,IU I J ' K Q! Q ' ,XX J 3-J -.62 J, Vky UQ k2gjL.f ky GL Q ,fjw .,-QJ5-gig, 'Q u JJQKX, UU -,Jud ,J cz If. Lx ffkifz bw J -J ,gl 'jr Q.: '59 ff! diffkf my gf-fl, gf '-'gf Q N-fbj Jovv if SF! Lk! 1111-1 41,411- 'x O K tain ces X5 ARIES fMarch Zlst to April 20thj Denotes much mental energy, A natural leader. but apt to go to extremes if indignant. Will go to extremes when over-ambitious. Can do best work when at the head of things. Usually kind. and thou htful. Thinks no one can do better than himself. ard 7 e , ghonesgand sincere in friendships. Desires home com orts. igh ambitions butinay lack patience in attaining goals. May be destined to rise high in life. RWM! FA ULTY Mr. John Allen Miss Dorothy Baker Science Dr. Benjamin D. Benincasa Mr, William Bergdorf School Psychologist Senior High Science Mr. Anthony Mathematics Mr. Paul Becker Junior High Social Studies Classics Mrs. Carmella Bernhard Junior High Social Studies Bifano Mrs. Elsie Bohnhoff Mrs. Maria Busmalis District School Lunch Manager Junior High English 14 s Jw s ffifryg , ,H .s STU, hx X ,. 1 Y xv. ff X K ff.: H ll, ' , 5' Jw ll in x i V' df' H Q s, ir. .i Q is . . sy X gg' , W M Mrs. M. Clifford Mrs. Rachel DlAmato Junior High English School Nurse-Teacher Yi ling., , K Miss Dorothy Drumm Mrs. Betty Durkin SCfliOI' SOCl3.l StllCllSS Business 1 , f m US-aff 1 Mr. Richard Frazer Miss Dorothea Gallagher Physical Education Senior High English 15 6 fr' 4 , 9 jjifr? I - . . A ,iz ,,:.,,,fi, gg. lrie Mr. Denton Dodd Junior High Social Studies Mr. Remo Ferelli Industrial Co-op Coordinator Miss Maureen Gestwicki Dental Hygiene Teacher Mrs. Barbara Grabiec' French Mr. Frank Greyson Junior High Science Mrs. Elvira Hammond Senior High English Mrs. Janey Graham Mr. Joseph Granditz Junior High Home Economics Senior High Art Miss Irene Gruszka Mr. Arthur Gunthorpe Junior High Mathematics Business Mrs. Barbara Hapeman Mrs. Helen Herzig Junior High Mathematics Junior High English 16 if I 5 ,A Miss Karen Hyde Mrs. Veronica Jackson Miss Joanne Jakubowicz Spanish Nurse Junior High Social Studies YT HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. J. Griswold, Mrs. F. Kotarski, Mrs. R. Gorny, Mrs. R. Horrigan. 17 1 1 , f ! I 3 I Xxf il , ,Y V I 5 Vu Mr. Robert Jakubowicz Mr. Willis Johnston Miss Marian Kasprzak junior High Art Junior High Mathematics Junior High English Mrs. Anna Knaier Mrs. Judith Knight Mr. Kenneth Knutzen Special Education Physical Education Junior High Mathematics 1 ESX 1 as , H X it S A , Miss Susan Lash Miss Florence Legierski Mrs. Carol LOGalb0 Senior High English Senior High English Science 18 N. Mr. Anthony Lopardi Guidance Mr. Joseph McHale Senior High English it V ,-L, 'k Mr. Vincent Morello Social Studies Mrs. Rita Lumia Mrs. Rita McBride Junior-Senior Art Business Mrs. Betty Mernan Mrs. Carol Monaco Business Music Mr. Andrew Napieralski Mr. Joseph NiKiel Electrical Shop Metal Shop 19 Mr. Thaddeus Obark Senior High Mathematics Mrs. Barbara Pawlak Business ,,. . 1 -. sgss . + Q ff .2 . Q .:.:.' ,M 1 l Ss :-.L::- ..:..: P . ..,,. M ff. : 3. -1 Q,. 5 5 2 9 S . -'1: ' ' if Mrs. Roberta Price Senior High English sc xy WEEK, -.. -- .::,, .fs-. by as-6... ws fr . he , .I a-A -. ' , ' ,N A We if if Miki' .H s K N AF if- iii' A f 'XM , ss., Q fi. ' ff JPN - isgpv :Q 3922 5 4 , . 51 ,N ,twig 1 , we I E 'fire S ?g'lf'f'?i A ' ski . ails? lf if hs, .S Q , .s, .. V . . K -saggy . V'. i ' . -M iw K ,t ,Q .wg -v 1 -sl Q ke- if -frm. , . ,O , Sf.: . -isskg if Q - 5. :- .Z- .-k,.gQi,5N,y Y. Q, -. x sf ' s .. as 2 Jiaishg '. - ' j' fi .Largs . - - 3 s ' n 'uf Q . R , lx ww ra- ss I ' as . XT Q S' N .R . ki N , ,. sm ' av, .gsu af-5,5 4 rv x -k x s- QS' xg., ' 'ANP' X X 13.-1, af? x, Q' x- Q' N 'fs Us wb, he K 1 ks X ,v , s. s za: gf. wg Eg 8 5 N ig 2 nj: 1 Z M 'NS We is P its MY eigfie s' W ., . .ff :ir-Q as - , .5,.-zz-Q 1 R . . fl 3? 4 as ,dsc Q, Mr. Richard Oppermann Senior High Social Studies Ne' . ff s . K , a f .-s . ., - . Y . . ' as if ' so 1 R x YK -- X ,ge .....s. ' gf' lr Q X' NV N ' N... .,.!i.Wm NW Mr. Donald Pearce Physics . . , ,,-- CENTRAL OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. B. Denny, Miss M. Burek, Mrs. M. NiKie1. 20 17 X law all W Mr. George Radka English Mr. James Rearic Driver Education-Health Mr. Joseph Rich Miss Margaret Roan Junior High Mathematics Senior High Social Studies Junior High Science Mr. Harry Rudewicz Biology 21 Miss Julie Physical Mrs Nancy Romance kkkk Mrs. Minnie Shriver Mr. Edward Sempert Drafting Choral Music Miss Betty L. Sopata Mr. Paul Steinig Senior High Social Studies Physical Education Mrs. Euzebia Swist Mr. George Szabo Junior High English Junior High English 22 1 xg . , l . r , ,W ' 1- Lf' u ' L , My l ,, l J 1 1 Q4 . .. ,V Miss Barbara Simmons Librarian Miss Victoria Swisher Junior High Math Mrs. Elaine Szulewski Guidance Mrs. Elaine Taylor Senior High Mathematics Mrs Sally V Reading Specialist Mr. Leland Whyte Junior High Social Studies Wx Mr. Michael Teleha Mrs. Moira Upton Junior High Science Senior High English ss Mr. Charles Walters Mr. Lawrence Whelen Senior High Social Studies Guidance Miss Toni Wiesinger Mr. Robert Williams Physical Education Instrumental Music 23 ?TmT 'inr Mrs. P. Whiting Mrs. Barbara Wirth Mr. Roger Wise Junior High Science Junior High Home Economics Physical Education W fur' ,fri A ,WV if' 1 Num: lt, f f it if W' 4. hifi f'wfw'f ' TEACHERS AIDS . . . . M W it Mrs. D. Spiess, Mrs. D. Cardinale, Mrs. L. Rozek, Mrs. M. Adelbcrt, Mrs. C Thompson, Mrs. L. Zacker, Mrs. T. Nestor, Mrs. R. Watson. 24 i IN IVIEIVIORIAIVI xs,.,.4g1 This past year both students and faculty were saddened hy the sudden and tragic loss of Mrs. James Rearic. Mrs. Rearic, who taught Home Economics. was well liked and respected by all who knew her. We are fortunate to have had among us a person so dedicated to the field of education. The influence she has exerted over young people and the memories held by all who knew her will serve as a living memorial. A NU VSAM LEO Uuly 23rd to August 22ndJ A masculine, fiery sign. A natural leader. Full of energy but sometimes somewhat nervous and restless. Philosophical, determined. High tempered, with a sunny disposition. Dislikes a master and will not be forced to do anything against his will. Not satisfied in subordinate positions. Ardent, sincere, and ailection- ate. Love of music, the arts, natural beauties and intellectual pursuits. Hard to convince and must have their own way. Will not be driven but can be per- suaded. Fond of travel, sports, exercise, and often have a number of interesting hobbies. A magnetic personal- ity. We WM We .QQ .Jia WMM 190-mQ,4WfgCM M Meewx l xfgfwfe CL!'A 'VCxQ 1 awjadavfjff' JZMKZZK KQCM7 ff MF - dag, aww THE CLASS OF PRESIDENT-THOMAS MUELLER As each member of this years senior class embarks upon his journey through life, he will carry with him fond memories of his past years at Cheektowaga Cen- tral. He will remember the frustra- tions of his Freshman year when he was launched into a new mode of life. He will also remember the trials and tribulations of becom- ing an adult. He will retain the memory of the many concessions of his Sophomore year which included candy sales, football and basket- ball ribbons and stationery. He will recall the days his voice went hoarse cheering his Varsity football team onto victory. He will also remember tre Spring Out as the day that his class con- trolled half of the school gym- nasium!! He will recall his Junior year and the Ring Dance where he received his class ring. DECORATING CARS FOR THE I.F.K. MOTORCADE VICE PRESIDENT RAYMOND KSIAZKIEWICZ NINETEEN SEVENTY He will also remember winning the Holly Hanging Contest and the many tissue flowers he made for the J.F.K. motorcade. He will long recall Camelot and the chaos that ended with the transfor- mation of the cafeteria into a palace of medieval beauty. Above all, he will remember his Senior year! He will recall his Senior Day when his friends were recognized for their individ- ual achievements. He will call to mind his senior dinner as the last time that he and his class ate to- gether. He will retain the memory of his Senior Ball and the Cinder- ella like change that took place in his peers. Most clearly, he will remember the sensation of receiving his di- ploma and how he pondered his future as he stood on the stage. For now his four years of school were to shape his destiny and the destiny of the world!!! SECRETARY SHARYN GREAR TREASURER BENJAMIN HOMEL HOLLY HANGING , 1968 X gt .- , Linda N. Ackerman John Andrews W ' Paul S. Badura Leo Scorpio Scorpio Lynne Baldassano Joanne Bane Sharon M. Battles Sagittarius Cancer Gemini Margaret Bavisotto Kathleen S. Benoit David L. Beverly Aquarius Libra Pisces 30 Timothy Blakowski Jayne L. Braid Gregory E. Breton Aries Capricorn Scorpio :J -11. Susan Brueggernan Colleen Buckley Theresa A. Bugl Aquarius Capricorn Aquarius oQ 1s-9 James Burczynski Lawrence Cee B0flit3 A. Chimes Leo Aquarius Aries 31 -Ofihlw Bruce L- Chmllfa Marcia A. Cieslik Susan Cinolti Virgo Cancer Scorpio Anne M. Connors David Conwell Nicholas Culkowski Taurus Libra Gemini Sandra L. Daruszka Charles J. Deck Theresa Derion Cancer Gemini Capricorn 32 Lynette Digati Diane Does Scorpio Libra Kathleen M. Drew Pisces Vir80 Cynthia Drzyzga William S. Ellis Philip A. English Pisces Libra an-:musk 33 Mary E. Dowling Virgo 'lfllf' Gerald Eleczko Gemini Eric Fabiszewski Capricorn sw! Samuel J. Falsone Gemini Chester Folger Cancer Margit Fuchs Capricorn Douglas W. Field Scorpio Joseph S. Forth Pisces Joy H. Fox p Leo 34 Narcy Filipowicz Capricorn .s... Christine M. Frys Aquarius Sharon A. Fox Leo fi. Jeannette Gasiorowski Aries 'YYY Norman R. Gloss Capricorn t rier 3 Margaret Gorski Capricorn Kathleen Geck James Geddes Taurus L60 .4-ang, Robert A. Gordon Susan Gorecki Aquarius Virgo Leonard J. Graczyk Patricia D. Grant Leo Pisces 35 Dennis W. Greenauer Aries Leo X 'Sash EW Q. Wx an i 1 xiii Q0 ,bn Vw? fm .AIUTPQ Vi E. V X Liifirsr. L.W,,....,,,,. , - 'Q asf' ,s M f' v.. . . V3 fs L. 19 5 P. fe' 4 ' -:jf 1 - 2 5 David H. Grzybowski ....,. S, ..., . 1 iiiii . Ll S ..:.. 1' 1 WAAAAV S i ,g.i 5 mi ...J ,i,V . .sm fs. 5 E is SS ' , +. V X 3, s 3 A .0 is, 3 J , ii gx . vs s. f ,P xl vp , Q Y ,fp INV! -.. , . 13513. Hay :Wi if Qr9'f: I'iiEiiFEE1E:. a?f'iipf1ff.zf2 Michael F. Geimni - :5'i:R+4fi ' N If iw! Richard F. Greenauer Scorpio John W. Gurecki Gemini Donald R. Heck Aries 36 Susan M. G ruber Pisces Linda S. Hammond Sagittarius Carol J. Hendel Capricorn Robert HerbSt Gail Herman Jeanne K. Higgins Taurus Libra Aquarius x iP Lois Hojnacki Stanley J. Holakowski Marsha Hughes Taurus Libra Leo 47 Diane M. Huntz Capricorn 'P' Rosemarie Izydorczak James J. Jakubiak Scorpio Leo 37 Kathleen M. Janicki Nathan R. Jarmuz Aquarius Pisces 1. .. ,,,,,,,,.. Mary J. Jezioro Aileen Jones Libra Aquarius 'E ' W' ' his 'E ..,,... . ...,, 1 , gl .:-f s f, I.-:Gi ' 5 A ' -' ui uuui . . Q ' , 1 K 1 Aiii A ' f ,.u R A ' 'iirlffi S .X Wayne Karaszewski Diane Karaszewski Leo Leo 38 Dennis Jasinski Taurus Thomas Jones Gemini Ronald C. Kata Scorpio QQQHWA . . Betty J. Kastner Jane M. Kazmierczak Leslie Kennedy Scorpio Sagittarius Aries 'LN ...Wm Carol A. Kersting Kathleen A. Kiec Richard A. Kipler Scorpio Virgo Scorpio 4?.,i' Duane Kladke Martin L. Kline Paul E, Klem Capricorn Capricorn Libra 39 JK Paula Kojm Geraldine A. Kutas Marilyn Kwietniewski Scorpio Leo Gemini Karen Lachina Edward C. Lachut Mary Jane Laski Aries Aries Sagittarius Pasquale Leonardi Gerald Lezynski Shar0I1 Lisowski Aries Cancer Aquarius 40 Stanley Lisowski Christine B. Lodowski Paul W. Lorefice Aquarius Aries Taurus 'inwb...s,, qypnnavfh Joseph Mach Dennis Mack JOYCE MafCZCWSkl Aquarius Aquarius CHPHC OI'I1 S' .14 0 N x 'E L kin? Susan Martek Mark McAuley Capricorn Scorpio 41 52154723 Nancy McGinty Pisces Robert Miller Virgo Martin Muscatiello Leo Robert Meinke Aries Mary Miechowicz Sagittarius Josephine Moraniec Russell Morris Capricorn Libra Martin Muszynski Aries 42 Joan Nagel Sagittarius Bonnie Nawrocki Dale Nawrocki Aries Pisces Patricia Nouse Glen Nowak Gemini Libra are film? Jane Ober David Obermeyer Gemini Cancer 43 Mindy Niles Leo igan-if Q df Judith Nowicki Leo A ,iQaMi'W T , af. ..: 1 ef, i : df Fig- 'K ' 'fffw i' ' 6 ' x ' ml' Leon Olczak Libra ME Thomas Osbeck Aries Libra Margaret Osinski Cathleen Peck David Pecynski Virgo Scorpio urges f Madeline Pietrantone Michael Pietras Taurus Libra 44 f' 5 iio ei ffl so f K Alf ' ,iffix,:..,ezE?Ei I T y Hs?-f Mi? , , John Palkowski Leo E 1 err, s W --.f--ex-.MLs,qsm Q.-,Era 5 ' 11'--f1:521 Qlwvaws xr N xxx Timothy Peterson Leo Sharon Piotrowicz Aries Deborah Pomerhn Taurus -n4 ' Alan Raszl Gemini 'iv Karen Reger Libra Keenan Radt Virgo 52 aww- ' Wayne Rau Gemini ,435 x JY 4 X Q-Q.. Robert Raithel Pisces fi Diana Reger Libra V' ' . 'i . A x Us kr Vi .,,. ,L F Maureen Rogowski Daniel Sadowski Virgo Aries k, 1-Lu 9 1 Hi E151 fgg V Xi Ui r l i Q 5 5 af? 3 Gary Schenk Cynthia Schwippert Marie Sebastiano Gemini Cancer Scorpio Donna Shamber Deborah Shields I A Mark Sienicki Gemini Leo 'QQ A . Pisces H ,V , U, - w , ,, W .qgmliv Kathleen Sieteski Joseph Sikora James Sikorski Aries Aquarius Scorpio 46 n Gail Silvestrini Kenneth Siwiec Cynthia Skibinski Aquarius Capricorn Taurus 2195 Q Nuff' Diane Skorupa Pisces Antoinette Smith Mary Sprague Gemini Gemini Paulette Stachowiak Karen Staszak Frank Stawitz Aries Aries Cancer 47 Patricia Stcncel Sagittarius Leonard Suba Scorpio .mm Patricia Tarnowski Sagittarius Grace Sticca Leo Marcia Szczepaniak Gemini Lynne Taylor Libra 48 'M 40k Judith Stoeckle Virgo Sharon Szykowny Libra Kathleen Theurer 4 Sagittarius Patricia Towery Aries Joette Trusso Libra ,tgp Vastola irgo' , Don Trapp John Travers Gemini Gemini ,gal Christine Turner Michael Tycz Scorpio Aries Q-M41 Larry Wagner Mary Ann Wagner Aquarius Pisces 49 'W Y ' I li- 'f J' T 'l X ,. Q . n, W 3 - IQ 119 ,fel Patricia Wagner Beth Ann Weber Margaret Wild Pisces Aquarius Pisces .u4! '?! P 'Y' X Richard Wilson Patricia Witucki Barbara Wolfert A ri s Capricorn Gemini qua u .mgaliiilw www gflaf, ...Q-yi, Gail Woolrich James Wudarzewski Joanne Wyatt Cancer Libra Leo 50 Richard Zerkowski Aries Sharon Zielinski Neither rain nor snow can stop our yearbook photographer! Scorpio Joseph Zizzi Kenneth Zydel Linda Szerbiak Pisces Cancer Gemini 51 AUGUST GRADUATES William Chruscicki Linda R. Gorski Thomas Raczka in gg . -:cgi , ls: John W. Dale Walter R. Evaniak James Havernick JOhr1 Karb Norman Schanne Leslie Walford 52 Kathleen Zysek HOLLY HANGING X! e Q? ,N , Wen Linda Hammond, Sharon Battles and Tom Mueller prepare the 4619:-:LQe': 'L Senior Class entry in the annual holly hanging contest. '45 53 PEACE-LGVE-BROTHERHOOD Senior High Art Christmas Display 9 Q 199152 Qs ,QQQQQ Q Q e s ,QB wil oh Ssg its es PISCES tFebruary l9th to March 2OthJ They are industrious. ambitious. amiable and have a kind, loving nature. Are imaginative. creative. sympa- thetic and tend to be neat and well dressed. Very fond of natural or scenic beauty. They also love music, art, romance and are interested in occult matters. They may also have powers of magnetic healing and be somewhat mediumistic. May be somewhat timid with strangers. but usually are good talkers when they are familiar with surroundings. It may be diflicult to get the best of them in an argument. Usually have a deep love for their families and are also often trying to help others. They have strong. humanitarian pr They have many friends and acquaintances Xb ix-1 1 -1 X5 l ls ll W QQ N mea 9 as 4? QQQMQQ 56 CLA Sa, Z XIX' Il S , 4 ....,li.Xi. if JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l,A V . V V BEVERLY KRUSZEK-SECRETARY AUDREY SAHNLEIN-VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD CZERNIAK--PRESIDENT GARY KUBEK-TREASURER 56 HOMEROOM 217E-MR. BECKER ROW ONE: D, Besant, G, Banach, E. Bugl, S. Chmura, J. Bucella, T. Brown, L. Bonk, K. Costuros, D. Baldi, J. Boneberg. ROW TWO: W. Barczys, G. Bartell, J. Lempke, W. Chruscicki, T. Bodziak, L. Bavers, D. Beisiegel, R. Abramowski, K. Burke. HOMEROOM ZISE- MISS HYDE ROW ONE: R. Czerniak, D. Eisenmzmn, P. Dziejman. ROW TWO: C. Even, D. Fisher, M. Ganezewski, R. Even, K. Czerniak, M. DeGain, P. Galuszka, R. Gerlach. ROW ,. THREE: J. Gebler, G. Fitz- N f ' ' simmons, D. Galena, L. i , Daruszka, C. Eich, J. Ferraro. O 57 ' ' ,- . -.,....,, W,...,.,,.,,. gy... , ...W f- . . PM V v 2 f ' T HOMEROOM 233- MR. T. OBARK ROW ONE: M. McGee, J. Peinkofer, J. Pizzolanti, G. Majchrzak, L. Pierce. ROW TWO: S. MCG01drick, D. Par- rish, L. Petit, M. Nowicki. ROW THREE: D. Pietrantone, R. Paryz, P. Nowacki. ROW FOUR: L. Piechocki, L. ala, S. Pendolino, D. Okon, G. siak, M. Majerowski. HOMEROOM 221E-MR. MCHALE ROW ONE: D. Howaniec, R. Gold, T. Gloss, N. Hart. ROW TWO: T. Kamn, P. Grote, G. Janicki, R. Hojnacki, R. Gilmour, N. Janiga, K. Hoffmann, M. Higgins, E. Johnson, A. Gurbacki. ROW THREE: M. Herman, B. Huff, T. Griewisch, C. Gzik, L. Jarmuz, P. Gobson, D. Glieco, K. Johnson, D. Jmiola. Pacyon, C. Paoletti, C. Napier- Nowicki, P. Pomerhn, W. Po- cobello, S. Piejda, M. Mleczak, K. McGee, C. Nowakowski. ROW FIVE: K. Lysiak, J. Ly- HOMEROOM 114E-MR. MORELLO ROW ONE: B. Kruczek, K. Kirchoff, R. Kozell, G. Kubek. ROW TWO: S. Kryszczuk, D Kosek, R. Lzmdgraf, S. Krajewski. ROW THREE: J. Kojzuta, S. Koulczynski, S. Kogut, P Kasprzyk, P. Kastner, P. Lee, D. Kean. ROW FOUR: N, Krzyzanowski, L. Krawczyk, I Luce. ROW FIVE: M. Meier, B. Kotarski, E. Koszuta, C. Krempa. 59 HOMEROOM 149-MR. RUDEWICZ ROW ONE: E. Skarbek, L. Stempniak, L. Urban, C. Taucher, M. Szmania, P. Srutowski, R. Wardak. ROW TWO: S. Szy- manski, M. Wagner, R. Tyszka, D. Stack, R. Wagner, H. Szymczak, C. Swiatkowski, R. Torgalski. ROW THREE: R. Smalley, M. Sigafoos, N. Sztukowski, N. Szczempka. 60 Y I . - 1 ,,.. f m. 9 fwmr 5 f K 4 My 1 il W--Q HOMEROOM 232-MISS WIESINGER ROW ONE: D. Zastempowski, G. Wozniak, G. Wolniewicz. ROW TWO: K. Zizzi, K. White- head, R. Wysocki, O. Zigrossi, M. Zuber. ROW THREE: M. Wrotecki. J. Wodowski, M. Zulawski. ROW FOUR: M. Wojtowych, B. Wisniewski, C. Wieszczecinski, M. Wojtkowski, J. Wilkolaski, S. Wasacz, L. Zacharyasz. ,fy HOMEROOM 228-MRS. NELSONXMRS. R. REARIC ROW ONE: R. Richter, M. Rados. ROW TWO: K. Saczynski, D. Radl. ROW THREE: E. Pyc, G. Schesch, L. Schmidt. ROW FOUR: K. Ryan, D. Rosenburg, J. Rasati, D. Ptak, G. Schenk, A. Rusinski, K. Purdy, S. Shamber. ROW FIVE: C. Reichert, A. Sahnlein, R. Schieder, E. Schraml, J. Russell, K. Seebe. lIl'cEiL TREASURER--LARRY GILLIG PRESIDENT-DONNA MACK SECRETARY-MARSHA MOGAVERO 1 LIBRA CSeptember 23rd to October 22ndJ Quite romantic. Always in love with someone or their work. Peace loving. Just, sincere and sympathetic. Sensitive and sometimes secretive. Are said to be great idealists. Love of poetry, music, art, literature, beautiful scenes, singing, dancing, the drama, traveling, and many refined amusements or occupations. Tends to refinement and dislikes coarseness in work or pleasures. May make the warmest friends and greatest lovers. Love of justice and fair play. 62 VICE PRESIDENT-DEBORAH NORMAN i N B' . . ' 1 SOPHOIVIORE CLASS f ' M' fr: Www-Ngewfwvww-Qm.W.,, Q. -Q--sm HOMEROOM 231-MR. HARTNETT ROW ONE: J. Bakaysa, J. Battistoni, C. Aromola, J. Abati. ROW TWO: M. Bender, C. Adamczyk, L. Ammer, K. Bigos, J. Boczkowski, J. Ball, D. Baldi, P. Angelli, D. Banach. ROW THREE: M. Blythe, G. Angierski, G. Barbour, T. Adamczak. 63 .Lf 1 HOMEROOM 140- MRS. LOGALBO ROW ONE: D. Goshleski, R Golombek, P. Hart, M. Har- mon, P. Hirnyj, N. Gutowski ROW TWO: R. Heider, K. Graham, P. Herrmann, I Hoerner. ROW THREE: S. Hunt, L. Grubka, D. Hark, D. Heerdt, D. Hoth, K. Hoffmann, M. Hojnacki. w Y g,,, HOMEROOM 136- MR. GREYSON ROW ONE: M. Dorman. ROW TWO: G. Drzewiecki, J, Domanski, V. Corigliano, N. Dustman, K. Conwell, J. Dem- blewski, W. Denk, C. Cwiklin- ski. ROW THREE: J. De- pczwnski, S. Deck, M. Dud- kowski. ROW FOUR: M. Digati, M. Dorman. ROW FIVE: R. Dixon, P. Dmochow- ski, R. DeSantis, D. Donohue. X. HOMEROOM 235- MR. JOHNSTON ROW ONE: W. Fox, D. Glow- acki, R. Ellis, K. Eggers, M. Fisch. ROW TWO: L. Gillig, K. Endres,'S. Felder, S. Gar- wol, L. Fitzsimmons, G. Fics, L. Farmanek. ROW THREE: A. Favata, B. Fatta. ROW FOUR: D. Eckel, L. Eckel, M. Earsing, B. Filipiak. -af HOMEROOM ll44MR. FRAZER ' ROW ONE: M. Campbell, E. Bruch, M. Brutcher, C. Buszka, S. Clark, P. Conti, K. Buckley D. Brunetto. ROW TWO: S. Budzinski, M. Chudoba, M. Bucella, M. Bohn, L. Burgasser, M Ciccarelli. ROW THREE: S. Borucki, B. Bystryk. P. Cieslik, P. Bush R. Boroszko, O Cirello, C. Clark, I. Christ. 1 .K Y: XXX Q Ti A Nfl N J J . vi iv W 'N 1 L H YN ff: V JV X i nf My ,V , x A JE J ,,L Y, Xkfbx X N4 . V gt LX! U!! qi if ix w , 5 ' My JB N xx, , 4 , fhf V! . md. J w X . .L Q HOMEROOM 234- MRS. PRICE ROW ONE: S. Miechowicz, D Maciuba, G. Matuszewski, C Luther, B. Mejak, M. Martin ROW TWO: L. Milnes, C Manicki, D. Norman, M Mogavero, D. Neubauer, S Nazzarett, W. Martek, K Meier. ROW THREE: N. Mc- Graw, D. Mack, J. Maloney, J Luterek. ROW FOUR: C Mages, S. Miller, J. Majchrzak. HOMEROOM 139-MRS. LUMIA ROW ONE: P. Kolniak, M. Kaczmarek, J. Knoph, R. Johnson, M. Kline. ROW TWO: T. Kazmierczak, R. Johnston, P. Jarzyna, D. Jeziorski, R. Jasinski, J. Knoerl, J. Jasmski. ROW THREE: D. Jarmuz, J. Kline, D. Kanarr, D. Jankowski, L. Juszczak, J. Jordan, M. Jarnot, J. Klosowski, T. Kamm, J. Koszuta. HOMEROOM 220-MRS. PAWLAK ROW ONE: D. Kubik, T. Kucewicz, A. Lindell, K. Kulawik. ROW TWO: N. Krantz, R Kutas, K. Kurtz, T. Kubala, B. Lodowski, D. Locka, B. Kunzeck. ROW THREE: C. Linde- muth, D. Liszewski, D. Luniw, L. Latka. ROW FOUR: G. Latza, M. Kwietniewski, D. Lachut K. Kulinowski, K. Kumor. 67 HOMEROOM 112E-MISS ROAN ROW ONE: J. Reichert, M. Pembrock. ROW TWO: M, Poharatflyj, J. Schmidt, L. Racki, M. Paolucci, M. Noworyta. ROW THREE: W. Raithel, M. Pudlewski, D. Pietras. ROW FOUR: B. Radt, D. Petko, J. Prishel, D. Osin- ski, S. Piasecki, M. Papero, M. Olsen, J. No- wak, B. Pietrus. HOMEROOM 237-MR. RYAN ROW ONE: D. Scibetta, K. Schubert, J. Ro- man, C. Sodowski. ROW TWO: D. Sieber, G. Schilk, ROW THREE: L. Schilk, B. Sisson, R. Russel. ROW FOUR: K. Schessl, D. Schmid, D. Rosenburg. ROW FIVE: R. Roehling, K. Schenk, T. Russel, L. Siwirski. HOMEROOM ZZZE-MR. SZABO ROW ONE: K. Szerbiak, M. Szewczy, J. Spyra. ROW TWO: D. Sullivan. B. Smith, P. Skorupski, H. Surowiec, M. Szyska. ROW THREE: D. Stoltman, I. Swiatkowski, R. Stuchewicz. ROW FOUR: C. Stather. L. Szykowny, P. Sloane. ROW FIVE: T. Smietana. R. Stack, W. Spen- cer, D. Surowiec, K. Stocklosu, A. Stahl. HOM EROOM 21 1D4MRS. TAYLOR ROW ONE: N. Weber, R. Wiles, R. Zolnowski, K. Wisniewski, J. Wolfe, M. Walker, B. Was, R. Tavenner, D. Wozniak. ROW TWO: B. Zuber, F. Valunas, R. Ward, G, Wagner, K. Towery, C. Ward, S. Zelasko. ROW THREE: L. Urbaniak, K. Tarnowski, L. Vitale, D. Wisniewski, J. Wasacz. l 1 1 l I E l l l 3 5 FRESHIVIAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT-NANCY GRECO VICE-PRESIDENT-KAREN GILMOUR C l C 1 I I SECRETARYYCHRISTINE ZIZZI TREASURER-DANIEL ROSATI CANCER Uune 22nd to July 23rdD Sensitive disposition. Versatile but retiring and timid at Hrst acquaintance. A fertile imagination with many Worthwhile talents capable of development. Fond of adventure, travel, music, books, the drama, romance and the arts. Too easily influenced by environment. Often inclined to self-pity. Also often too generous for own good. Greatly attached to home and family. May have talents and fail to concentrate to his detriment. lnclined to worry about many things. 70 . .52 I' HOM EROOM 222-M ISS GALLAGHER ROW ONE: M. Ashenbrenner, N. Bonckie- wicz, W. Accardi, A. Bringhurst, F. Bistrisky ROW TWO: P. Beeman, D. Accardi, G. Bal- buzowski, K. Bauers, B. Beverly, K. Easton, I Banach. ROW THREE: S. Borsuk, D. An- dresino. J. Augustyniuk, D. Bentz, A. Bortz, I Biloholowskyj, M. Bartel. ROW FOUR: D Accardi, M. Brown, D. Borowski, J, Andrews, P. Barniak. HOMEROOM 216E- MRS. GRABIEC ROW ONE: M. Deck, R. Clark, I.. Cirilli, M. Dinatale, J. Damian. ROW TWO: A. Darus- zka, L. Daruszka, K. Budziak, K. Conti, M- Buckley, L. Dillemuth, D. BudZil1Ski- ROW THREE: R. Conners, R. Dfikin, B- COHWCUY D. Czcchowicz, P. Charvzxt, P. Duruszku, M. Dischner, M. Crowden, A. Carr. ..,-.Qq.v A 1 E HOMEROOM 231-MR. A. BIFANO ROW ONE: H. Fisher, T. Dustman, T. Florczak, M. Esch, G. Dzendzel, D. Fenski, R. Dormann. ROW TWO: C. Drajem, P. Even, K. Fox, D. Flalley, J. Falsone. ROW THREE: N. Forth, D. Feyl, D. Duszynski, J. Eckel, G. Walnut, K. John, P. Ertl, P. Dudkowski, C. Eron, J. Dudek, D. Freicr, P. Evaniak. HOMEROOM 224-M RS. MERNAN ROW ONE: K. I-Iilburger, S. Karnyski, D, Kipler, S. Hollenbeck, D. Intrabartolo. ROW TWO: D. Kieser, E. Jezerio, J. Holtz, J. Kaczmarck, J. Higgins, J. Horbowicz, J. Hoffman, P. Kaier. ROW THREE: D. Knolhoff, P. Jarmuz, R, Iwanski, E. Hoegel, K. Janugz, J. Jaworski, B. Jarmuz, C. Jaruszewski, K. Johnson. 72 A , A.,.'.3-x HOMEROOM 1l7E-MR. JAKUBOWICZ ROW ONE: C. Hauptman, J. Gagliardo, S. Gale. ROW TWO: D. Gordon P. Havernick, R Herbst, T. Fronczak, M. Hendel, M. Furmanek, P. Hartman, R. Galena. ROW THREE: D Gozdan, R. Full, M. Hall. G. Greenauer, M. Gless, N. Glieco, E. Harris, G. Hart, J Hessenthaler. ROW FOUR: P. Gubala, K. Gilmour. ROW FIVE: .l. Gruczyk. D. Giczkowski N. Greco. 73 HOMEROOM 113E-MR. OPPERMANN ROW ONE: M. Lamonte, D. Kozoduj. ROW TWO: S. Kopacz, D. Lewek, S. Kuklewicz, M. Laasch, K. Koch. ROW THREE: T. Koch, R. Laskowski, D. Konstanty, K. Kuminski. ROW FOUR: T. Lepsch, M. Loeffler, J. Keuker, S. Luebecke, L. Kowalski, J. Kruczek, D. Krawczyk, D. Majerowicz, B. Leonardi, B. Lukasik, M. Librano, R. Lamb, G. Lusiak. 74 HOMEROOM 1604MR. SEMPERT ROW ONE: D. Puszkiewick, G. Obstarczak, D. Parton, D. Pietrczak, J. Paoletta. ROW TWO: G. Olejnic- Zak, G. Osinski, J. Osbeck, L Pulmeri. W. Nowak. ROW THREE M. Pogorzelski, D. Powell, V. Oddo E. Pacer J. O'Rourke, M. O,H3l'8, K Peinkofer, C. Pizzolanti, K. Piniarski. J. Petrillo, G. Obermeyer, R. Pech. ROW FIVE: M. Palkowski, W. No- wak, T. Petre. HOMEROOM 118E-MR. RADKA ROW ONE: D. Mucha, D. Mucha. D. Monroe, M. Miechowicz, S. Miller, J. Murawski. ROW TWO: G. Michalski, S. Noreck, B. Morley, D. Mertz, L. Mruk, P. Markiewicz, D. Malachowski. ROW THREE: C. Majerowski, U. Marzeda, D. Matysiak, G. Michalek, J. Moe, M. Mikolajczak, M. Milnes, M. Norman, W. Miller, W. Maziol. 75 HOMEROOM 148-MR. WALTERS ROW ONE: D. Schmitt, R. Norman, B. Miller, L. Savolia, L. Rogacki, D. Shermet, D. Richmond. ROW TWO: I. Richert, J. Schmidt, M. Rogowski, C. Rucinski, K. Radl. ROW THREE: N. Pyszczynski, J, Russell, M. Rapin, M. Schmidt, M. Reformat, K. Prinita, J. Ruff. ROW FOUR: T. Richter, J. Ptak, E. Shields, S. Schmidtbauer, Dan Rosati. 76 T ,nr HOMEROOM 154-MR. WHYTE ROW ONE: T. Walczak, M. Snyder, J. Wacker, J. Tyzc, C. Sitterle, S. Szymanski. ROW TWO: K. Szczer- biak, F. Strong, R. Taube. ROW THREE: J. Tenney, M. Tomasofsky, F. Sisson, M. Violanti, M. Stucke, D. Serafin, D. Strobele, C. Thamas, D. Stypa, J. Taucher, R. Vinci, D. Wyatt, K. Sloane, B. Snyder. ROW FOUR: M. Stevens, F. VanDette, R. Wagner. -YY 1- HOMEROOM 226-MR. WISE ROW ONE: C. Woolrich, K. Zielinski, T. Zizzi, R. Wheeler, M. Zika, K. Ziegler. ROW TWO: D. Zogaria, R. Weckenmun, J. Wudarzcwski, R. Wilson, P. Waliger, B. Wozniak, W. Zaganiaczyk. ROW THREE: D. Zawadzk, M. Zuber, R. Wolfert, J. Wittig, P- YOURS, T4 Zacharyasz, P. Zielinski, G. Walker, A. Wanderlich, J. Wodowski, C. Wierzbick, D. Wozniak, R. Zulawski. 77 i gemiiiriii May 22 to June 22 Changeable in opinions. Great love of home and family. Too easily influenced by kindness and apt to place confidence in the wrong type of persons. Vivid imagination and quite studious. Always striving for self improvement. Quick in decision and judgment. Keen observer. Dislikes idleness and must be busy at something. Ambitious and sometimes visionary. Confiding, honest and sincere. Quite skillful with hands. Fond of travel and change as Well as intellectual pursuits. Usually clever with a good sense of humor. A magnetic per- sonality. lnclined to go to extremes in jealousy, sympathy and other emotions. f OFFICERS JOYCE PERSCH LYNN CINOTTI 78 HOMEROOM 133-MRS. BERNHARD ROW ONE: P. Bartella, J. Cee, J. Carr, M. Castiglione, J. Buziak. ROW TWO: R. Bobrow- ski, D. Ackerman, C. Adelbert. ROW THREE: D. Angelli, B. Casey, G. Augello, R. Beck- mann, R. Borowiak. ROW FOUR: P. Baran, E. Bodura, D. Beyer, P. Bush. ROW FIVE: K Brenner, R. Bahre, J. Blakowski, J. Bartel, S. Baldassano, C. Bodziak. HOMEROOM 209-MRS. BUSMALIS ROW ONE: R. Fetzer, B. Dakin, D. Czubaj, G. Dmochowski, I. Davis. ROW TWO: L. Dell, C. Dubiel, C. Ertel, K. Fisher, W. Clark. ROW THREE: I. Cirino, D. Dziecivch, K. Drew, A. Chmura, L. Cinotti, C. Costuros, T. Demarco, R. Evaniak. ROW FOUR: F. Crapsi, D. Cummings, C. Ferraro, M. Dombrowski, W. Daruszka, J. Detelis. 79 . T hnl HOMEROOM 204-MISS HERZIG ROW ONE: S. Gandy, M. Hartman. ROW TWO: P. Gebler, K. Flatley, D. Glowacki. ROW THREE: D. Haas, C. Greenwalt, L. Fox, T. Fisher. ROW FOUR: G. Hendal, K. Gruber, B. Gagliardo, J. Guenther, B. Fox, B. Greiner. ROW FIVE: R. Havernick, J. Frank, J. Gasior- owski, M. Grear, B. Gasak, M. Gould. 80 HOMEROOM QOXAMISS KASPRZAK ROW ONE: K. Koszuta, C. Kelly, R. Janisch. ROW TWO: L. Johnson. W. Higgins, R. Holzer. ROW THREE: N. Jasinski, M. Henton, T. Klem, B. Klein, H. Kanus. ROW FOUR: S. Heydon, D. Konstanty, D. Heisler, D. Hochul, K. Hollenbeck. ROW FIVE: D. Juda, D. Hoffman, R. Horn. ROW SIX: W. Holliday, D. Homel, G. Hora, F. Holzer. HOMEROOM 206w.MISS LEGIERSKI ROW ONE: K. Muciejewski, H. Martin, E. Krygier, L. Kowal, M. Krentz, R. Kowalewski, J. Mason. ROW TWO: S. Krantz, R. Legierski, K. LaBruna, J. Kra- kowiak, A. Lopardi, M. Markiewicz. ROW THREE: R. Malek, D. Lattuca, R. Mack. W. Maleck, F. Keuker, M. Linkowski, A. McDonald, J. Kubek, C. Leto, R. Maloni, J. Lewalski. HOMEROOM 142-MRS. ROMANCE ROW ONE: M. Saba, A. Roman, L. Poharatnyj, D. Radt, M. Piechowicz. ROW TWO: J Racki, D. Pappas, C. Pomerhn, R. Ratajczak, D. Place, J. Powell, G. Richter, J. Persch, B Pudlewski. ROW THREE: C. Preisigke, K. Reger, G. Palkowski. ROW FOUR: R. Overholt I. Richards. 82 rx . W- W HOMEROOM 114-MRS. D. CLIFFORD ROW ONE: J. Sifkovits, B. Sadowski, A. Simon, E. Silvestri. ROW TWO: K. Seitter, D. Sisson, L. Sebastiano, T. Saxer, J. Sisson, L. Sieber. ROW THREE: L. Shermet, C. Skokowski, R. Schessl, E. Schenk. ROW FOUR: D. Sopczyk, D. Saxer, J. Schlager, J. Sauers, D. Snyder. 84 IT' HOMEROOM 254- MRS. E. SWIST ROW ONE: J. Stein, E. Tomasofsky. ROW TWO: S. Spiewak, K. Sundin, E. Staszak, J. Turner, K. Sprygada, J. Towlson. ROW THREE: W. Towery, L. Steffenhagen, R. Valenti, M. Taglialegami, G. Stanski, K. Stoll, D, Truty, R. Tauriello D. Urban, F. Stucke, S. Vanenti, J. Szafranski, M. Trusso. HOMEROOM l19E- MR. M. TELEHA ROW ONE: P. Zyglis, L. Wasiewicz, G. Zogaria, M. Vonzagarski. ROW TWO: D. Zulenski, D. Zyglis, T. Zale, S. Zindle, ROW THREE: T. Wheeler. R. Warren, S. Ward, J. Wal- czak, L. Wozniak, M. Wallenl 'rg, J. Weber, L. Wolf. ROW FOUR: K. Wendel, J. Voytovich, J. Zogaria, C. Vimmerstedt. ROW FIVE: K. Zakrzewski, S. Zwolinski, B. Ziemba. MTU ,Cami s'q,,7 1 '4 yzlvxtlz 7th GRADE ....,-f ::,. P April 21st to May 21st X Self reliant and firm in convictions. Careful cautious. Usually patient and will wait a long time for hopes to mature. Kind and gentle unless provoked un- duly, then furious and headstrong. Energetic and talented, retiring and somewhat shy. Keep apprecia- tion of art, science, music and literature especially if educated along these lines. Inclined to romance love of travel and dealing with public. Eager for education. Humanitarian. Kind to animals. Usually posess a lov- ing, trusting disposition. 86 OFFICERS M. LETO, L. DeGEoRG1-3, D MAZIERSKI M. SYRACUSE HOMEROOM 202-MISS BAKER ROW ONE: C. Augustyniak, C. Boje, K. Brydalski, R. Braun, K. Brudek, P. Adamczyk, S. Beyer. ROW TWO: 1. B ythe, G. Barbour, M. Bigaj, R. Braun, R. Brueggeman, E. Borozko, K. Bernas, D. Bova. ROW THREE: J. Benner, J. Baker, D. Bane, J. Blake, L. Bernhard. S. Bernhard, C. Bender, D. Bohrer, J. Allesandra, S. Bartkowiak, D. Bohrer, J. Braun. HOMEROOM 143-MR. DODD ROW ONE: G. Catanzaro, V. Cirilli, D. Corigliano, G. Burroughs. ROW TWO: Camp- anini, D. Cegielski, G. Coddington, C. Corallo. ROW THREE: B. Chapman, P. Cooper, C. Buxton, N. Connors. D. Budzich, D. Buettner, M. Bunn, L. Carlson. ROW FOUR: B. Burke, G. Costuros, R. Buxton, C. Cirbus, M. Chruscicki, D. Chmielewski, M. Ciriello. 87 HOMEROOM 203-MISS GRUSZKA ROW ONE: D. DeMarco, D. Danielson, A, Dashner, S. Davis. ROW TWO: P. Fournier, D Drew, J. Dowling, D. Dorobiala. ROW THREE: E. Foy, G. Czachorowski, L. DeGeorge ROW FOUR: D. Dillemuth, A. Freidenberg, C. Ernst, E. Daisley, D. Dulak, J. Dailey, E Forma, D. Daruszka, L. Franzek. ROW FIVE: R. Deltuva, J. Dugas, J. Kosek, W. Daigler, D FT- ii, 1' 5' 88 HOMEROOM 201D- MISS JAKUBOWJCZ ROW ONE: T. Kelley, J. Hirnyj, S. Jeziorski, C. Kelly, J. Jakubiak. ROW TWO: D. Kaufman, K. Kipler, C. Hicks. R. Hcssenthaler, D. Haver- nick, C. Kozlowski. ROW THREE: S. Koszuta, S. Kopp. ROW FOUR: J. Healy, D. Jarmusz, K. Howaniec, A. Kastner, M. Kamm, G. Kopp, S. Kaznowski, M. Kaz, M. Hilbrecht, M. Kotlewski, A. Herbst. D. Kilmer. HOMEROOM 202D-MRS. HAPEMAN ROW ONE: R. Grady, J. Hanne, H. Freier, R. Gmerek, A. Fronczak, H. Gasper, K. Habermehl. ROW TWO: K. Gawron, C. Giamborone, C. Grus, N. Glowgcki, D. Graber. ROW THREE: C. Harris, K. Glowacki, J. Geck, R. Freier, P. Glaser, T. Guzda, , S. Gallagher, C. Freier, B. Havernick. ' 89 l l E HOMEROOM 145-MRS. WHITING ROW ONE: M. Sxracugg, C. Velleri, I. Thomas, K. Swartz, K. Supples, R. Tauriello. ROW TWO: J. Turner, L. Tavenner, C. Slawinski, B. Thomas. ROW THREE: R. Stahl, N. Turkiewicz, C. Sullivan. ROW FOUR: J. Slawinski, S. Smith, R. Smith, B. Szymanski, G. Sob- kowiak, J. Stawasz, K. Swan, E. Schroeder. ROW FIVE: T. Turner, C. Soemann, E. Stocker, T. Stather, T. Truty. 90 HOMEROOM 210- MRS. WIRTH ROW ONE: B. Wallens, K. Wittig, G. Viscuso, M. Wolf, C. Zale. ROW TWO: J. Walker, J. Wagner, T. Zindle, R. Walter. ROW THREE: N. Yeager, D. Zielkiewicz, H. Wallen- berg. ROW FOUR: P. Yaeger, A. Wheeler, A. Vitale, M. Wojtasik, M. VonZagorski, B. Voll, R. Wituchi. ROW FIVE: B. Voytorich, D. Wlodarczyk, M. Voigt, R. Zenicki, K. Zimmerman. HOMEROOM 207-MR. KNUTSEN ROW ONE: M. Mclnerney, K. Ladowski, B. Larimer, A. Le ierski C. Lefever K Kozur kiewicz, J. Kozoduj. ROW TWO: R. Lggk, T. Meier, C. ryst, T. Lis, D. Long R Lucas ROW THREE: L. Krygier, M. Lewalski, K. Kurtz, M. Lysiak, M. Lee, S, Lattuca J Krentz E. Kunzeck, T. Luce, S. Luczkowiak, M. Kozlowski, S. Larimer, M. Leto. HOMEROOM 162-MR. STUBBS ROW ONE: K. Nawotka, D. Mazierski, L. Maciejewski, S. Nagel. ROW TWO: R. Nagel, I. Marklanger, G. Mullen, F. Morley. ROW THREE: B. Miller, J. Ober, A. McGraw, M. Mogavero, M. Matysiak. ROW FOUR: L. Mania, P. Nowicki, D. Miller, P. Nowak, T. McGowan, D. McCulloch, M. Maurer. ROW FIVE: R. Maloney, M. Nowak, B. McIntyre, L. McKnight, M. Noreck, Pat Nowrckr. 92 HOMEROOM 205- MR. RICH ROW ONE: L. Poharatnyj, I. Pawlyshyn, C. Pizzolant, G. Preneta, C. Radl. ROW TWO: D. Padlcttif M. Ratka, S. Pagels, J. Rauls. ROW THREE: C. Pulkownik, D. O'Rourke, C. Olsen, S. Popiel- ski, D. Pokorski, D. Paugh, A. Parzy, M. Palkowski. ROW FOUR: G. Pacyon, D. Poli- towski, R. Pache, N. Poules, D. Piasecki, D. Petko, I. Pend- dlino, M. Pastuch. HOMEROOM 212D-MISS SWISHER ROW ONE: D. Rozek. ROW TWO: M. Sebastiano, S. Schwartz, B. Rogacki, J. Schwartz, F Sette, M. Seaner. ROW THREE: D. Russell, K. Seege, B. Rusiniak, L. Schmidt, S. Savioia, G Roll, R. Roberts, D. Siwirski. RO J. Schlager, K. Sadowski, P. Slawiak, J. Schmigel J. Silvaroli, J. Schefiier, R. Rusiniak, R. Sigafoos. ROW FIVE: R. Schlager, K. Schmidt, C Rundell. ' HOMEROOM 205D-SELLERS-DERRICK-HANLON ROW ONE: P. Buckenmeyer, I. Paycon, M. Jones, K. Marsh, P. Bognar. ROW TWO: Mr. R. Sellers, R. Chludzinski, R. Bartkowski, D. Dukat, B. Blumen, D. Sardes, P. Walkowiak, A. Gagliardo. ROW THREE: S. Stawiasz, M. Wahler, B. Kerr, J. Bardo, C. Detch, C. Shafer. HOMEROOM 203D-ANDERSON-KNAIER ' ROW ONE: F. Wloszek, M. Borucki, L. Tkaczyk, L. Gerbracht, M. Jasen. ROW TWO: S. Lesswing, A. Dingman, B. Reid, L. Paradowski, D. Rynkowski, S. Szajna, Mr. Rosenbloom, B. Finnegan, J. Babiarz. ROW THREE: C. Pritchard, M. Aurig, M. Gontarek, L. Koerner, M. Trzaska, R. Rojowski, Mr. Anderson. ROW FOUR: H. Budniewski, M. Domin, I. Dettman, T. Walker, R. Kuzniarek, J. Bartek, R. Strong, J. Schnettler, N. Fox, M. Bratek. Another cut?,' 5 3 Q What's a nic e girl like you doing in a place like this We like a relaxed class atmosphere but this is ridiculous! 95 AVR X Y X , SV J , . L lf vi! ' 'P ' A It , J, , r ., A VX .h f - f : v W u f 1 'N V I V r I , 'A V -tif We ex My N nf NL Aj 1 in VJ! f gba!!! I L lbw ff D63 wh JY W t fy f if will M 1 yu i o 'r N W A W tx it i W W fi . by ,fu .M ' V V In 0 Klwlfj My 1 7 0' H P L. , I! X Vt XXII, A O bl IVF? W pl X. , A Jlmwiz D 1 I Lb J ,ld ' tifjwvu August 23rd to September 22nd. Very critical at times. Easily offended but modest and generous. thoughtful. artistic, talented and romantic. Great respect for wealth. Good memory. Very active but seldom contented for long. Philosophically inclined with good reasoning powers. ldealistic in many ways but practical. Fond of reading and other intellec- tual activities. Sometimes prone to worry without important cause. May then be irritable and dithcult. Somewhat quick tempered but seldom gets into serious quarrels. Have the patience to rise high in life. Eoariyiartita l ROW ONE: J. Baker, D. Daneilson, J. Melar- ski. ROW TWO: R. Braun, E. Baraszka, J Schmiegel. ROW THREE: W,wMggQk, D Rosenberg, '11L,LQpggii, W. Higgins, M. Bigaj J. Mason, M. Matysiak. ROW FOUR: R Herbst, .,,, Daruvsgka, 1.-Fqggyg, Di Baldl, F gggr, Lgstefgggggg. Row FIVE: p. Qgifi, 5. pegielskiim' STAGE CREW 98 N EWSCASTERS STANDING: Igiggiggyk, 5. Homel, R. Ksiazkiewicz. KS--M ..,fi ----.-,-M BOOKSTORE ROW ONE: MR. Gunthorpe: Advisor, D. Besant, S. Lisow- ski, S. Zielinskii, L. Zagharyagz, K. Saczynski, G. Janicki, P. mug?-?'iT F5i?n'E?i-low TWO: N. Nickel, S. Martek, Schnk. THE CENTORIAL The Centorial is an organization devoted to hard work and beauty. Many people do not realize the time and effort envolved in an award winning publica- with the cooperation and imagination of all members that this was made available to the student! of publishing a yearbook is to try and raise money so that the sold to the student at a lower cost. This yearls business staff out- tion. It is only year,s yearbook The first part yearbook can be did themselves by selling more ads and patrons than ever before in the history of the club. They also raised money by sponsoring baked good sales and by selling refreshments at school basketball games. The work of the art staff begins with the opening of school. Not only must they spend many hours developing a creative theme into pictures and layouts, but they must also design an imaginative cover, schedule groups, and meet those eternal deadlines! It is then the job of the editor to write the editorials and coordinate subscription sales and fund raising activities. We, the staff of the 1970 Centorial are confident that our efforts will provide you with many pleasant hours of reminiscence. OFFICER S ROW ONE: Kaziaskiewiczg Editor, ,IABEI-gg Business Manager, C. Taucherg Business, L. Ham- Y -. , ,..,.,1 'X'- f-i---- 1-A i-. mondg Art Editorg Qpgattlesg Art Editor. ROW TWO: ML Eligginsg Co-Editor, Mr. Granditzg Advisor. 100 Je!! fl ROW ONE: S4hlSlgg1t, lfglilgmjllgn. C. Sitlerle. C1LwEiQVdegputh. ROW 'WVO: Rglslqppgrg, P. NoL1se.'R,-KaZii!5Ki9Wi9L. I..-llefcc. S.-Allyn, C. Peck. ROW THREE: VE'1lASLw?jg?CI'. M. Hojnacki, D. Ptak. N. Gloss, K. Peinkotbr. B. Ellis. -3-I -' ROW ONE: T. Smith, Syhbggglcs, LLliQ'Q'!'11'1wCl1lg, M. Loeffler, Qnffgjsh. ROW TWO: I:.NISLQAi1yik, C. Tgggher, DV.MSQeber, D. Mack, P. Schwartz, M. Miechowicz, Budzynski, Kirchotf. ROW THREE: Ezhchimes, L. Racki, K. Cwiklinski, S. Sokony. M. Snyder. IUI SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS PRESIDENT-M. CIESLIK SECRETARY-L. HAMMOND ,.. 1,,,,. TREASURER-P. LEO ARDI VICE PRESIDENT-K. JANICKI ROW ONE: S. Cinotti, C. Skibinski, C. Turner, S. Lisowski, J. Trusso. ROW TWO: R. Izydorczak, D. Accardi, D. Eisenmann, J. Gasierowski, T. WWWWQ . . Gloss, G. Kutas, L. Pl6ChOCk1, R. Wagner. ROW THREE: L.-YKBHJEL Vastola, Carol Wieszczecin- jki, R. Kggzkiewiczz K. Drew, R. onk, Degk, QL-lgpfgkfi. Bavgrgwfladowski. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS J. WACKER-VICE PRESIDENT K. SLOANE-SECRETARY K. ZIEGLER-TREASURER G. OBSTARCZYK-PRESIDENT ROW ONE: M. Aschenbrenner, N. Greco. ROW TWO: K. Sloaqq, G Obsmrczyk. J. Wacker, ROW THREE: K. Ziegler. B. Morley, K. Bavers, K. Koch, B. Beverly. Q4 The Senior Student Council is an organization of students which was established to promote school spirit and school activities. This year the Student Council, under the guidance of Mrs. Taylor, the faculty advisor, and Ben Homel, the president, initiated many new projects and continued already established traditions. The Student Council began its year with the successful Computer Dance. This dance which made it possible for one person to have as many dates as he or she could stand. The dance, which was one of the best ever held in the school, was well received by the student body, who hope that this type of activity will become a new school tradition. This important organization also sponsored the bonfire before the J .F.K. football game. This long lost tradition of a bonfire was renewed by the council who knew that the student body wanted it. Besides the candy cart and Vaudville 70', the Student Council also sold octangular stop signs which read You Can't Stop the Warrior,sl These signs were sold to help promote school spirit. In the fall, the Student Council helped to get students involved in the P.T.S.A. fParent-Teacher-Student Associationj. Now better decisions concerning school codes and students can be made because may present their own thoughts and ideas. In accordance with the P.T.S.A., the Student Council sponsored a variety show, which though rescheduled, was enthusiastically received. Complaint Day held on November l4th, highlighted the year's agenda. This day was set up to inform the council of the grievances of the student body. The Com- plaint Day was successful in that seniors received their privileges, overcrowded buses were rescheduled, and students were allowed to go to our lockers between classes. Holly Hanging will be remembered as one of the councils most enjoyable projects of the year. The Eighth and Ninth grades won trophies for their interpretation of Christmas isfv and Peace on Earth . The aims of this year's Student Council were to promote school activities and spirit. Another important goal of this organization was to promote the name of Cheektowaga Central among other schools. The Council, which is the voice of the students, has become invaluable. It has not only instituted new ideas into our school traditions, but has many more in the planning stage as an etifort to strengthen relationships between the students and faculty. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT-C. TURNER OFFICERS TREASURER-M. KLINE . PRESIDENT-BTTEME-TQ SECRETARY-TKDEEK. ROW ONE: g:,,Cl3igrnes, L. Racki, L. Vi? Wogaym, C. Skibinski, ROW TWO: R. Czerniak, C. Hendel, Qglgrgssi, K. Plurdy, P. Wagner, J. Obefj-Llizgi. ROW THREE: L. Juszczak, L. Urbaniak, P. Towery, T. Bodziak, B. Kruczak, Okon, D. Mack. lf-i Q-ff 104 ROW ONE: K. Endres, P. Hart, M. De- gaig, K. Zjzgi, D.gD5es. Row TWO: B. rE11js, Mgisirnmqgs, S. Rjotroyicz, K. Conwell, C. WiiLisg14a, M. J5fii0fRow THREE.j. w3V59Jgr5g J. Higgins, W. Eva- pizgli, M. Sienicki, T. Adamczak, M. Wagner, S. Deck, L. Young, M., Leg brock. Row ONE. g. Lmdempgp. pfupigrce, 54 Szerbiak, C. Aramola. ROW TWO: A. gyahnleipj T. Gloss, G. Schilk, K. Kun- nbvifslliv, L. Gfubka, R. Ksiazkiewicz. lUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SECRETARY-K. GIL'M,QL-J,-R PRESIDENT-B. LEONARDI .N.,,,,,-C. VICE PRESIDENT-N. G,RFEQQ TREASURER-B. MORLEY Again this year, members of the Junior Student Council have been moving at a lightning pace, providing numerous activities and pro- grams that benefit not only those of the Junior High, but all students at Cheektowaga Central. Early in October, the new members were in- ducted at an impressive ceremony and very soon afterwards the council got into full swing. The traditional magazine drive was, once again, a huge success, and the total, way over S6500, sur- passed last year,s total of S5450 by quite a mar- gin. The school received the Little Threev tro- phy by beating Maryvale and J.F.K. high schools. The Junior Student Council requested, secured permission for, and sponsored what they hope to be an annual event, the first Faculty-Alumni basketball game. A full gym cheered the teams on and the antics of the faculty were greatly en- joyed by all. The game ended with the unusual final score of 56-56. With the money raised, the J.S.C. would like to be the sole sponsor of all spectator buses to athletic events, in this way EIGHTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES-ROW ONE: J. Racki, B. Badura, Mr. Bifanog Advisor, Lynn Cinotti, M. Henton. ROW TWO: A. Chmura, L. Jost, K. Bodziak, J. Lewalski, P. Wittig, T. Klem, J. Kubek. ROW THREE: K. Szprygada, P. Snyder, E. Guenther, D. Zyglis, C. Prcisiqke. 106 solving a chronic transportation problem. Each year the council makes it a point to rec- ognize and reward those students with outstanding scholastic achievements. After each mark- ing period, honor awards are presented to these deserving young people in behalf of the council. The annual J.S.C. scholarship award, a twenty- five dollar bond, was presented to Jean Lewalskig Barbara Morely, Mike Aschenbrener and Laura Jusczak. The annual Christmas THIC Dance can be chalked up as another one of the Council's many successes. In May, the J.S.C. sponsored the Spring Out, a carnival held each spring in the school gym, followed by a dance in the cafeteria. Spring Out is an event at which many of the school's organizations raise money for their activi- ties. The Junior Student Council, under the direc- tion of Mr. Bifano and his able officers, is dedi- cated to improving all things at Cheektowaga Central, be they social, athletic, or academic. MR. A. BIFANOQ ADVISOR SEVENTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES-ROW ONE: J. Bumess, C. Cirbus, J. Stawitz. ROW TWO: M. Snyder, M. Pastuch, D. Mazierski. ROW THREE: K. Glowacki, A. Vi- tale, C. Zale, C. Ryndell. ROW FOUR: C. Giambrone, D. Bohrer, M. Lee, L. DeGeorge. NINTH GRADE REPRESENTATIVES-ROW ONE: N. Glieco, R. Pech, J. Wacher, K. Koch, M. Deck, M. Aschenbrenner. ROW TWO: M. Mikolajczak, G. Greenauer, K. Sloane, T. Florczak, J. Ptak. ROW THREE: M. Esch, A. Carr, G. Obermeyer, S. Holleubeck, S. Borsuk. 107 THE SCRIBE ROW ONE: Editor-in-Chief, If-,Gilligg Circulation Manager, S. Q19 ROW TWO: Secretary, Klm Associate Editors, J. Prisehel, J. Battistonig Sports Editor, D. Homel. 4 1 MRS. SWIST-ROW ONE: 'I:sGillig, SLQE5. ROW TWO: M. Hojnacki, K. Travers, J. Stein, K. lariiofysigi, R. Ksiazkiewicz, J: PrEHvel, J. Battistoni, D. Homel. ROW THREE: W. Higgins, P. Fomia, V A. Chmura, M. Henton, J. Ward. ROW FOUR: J. Boczkowski, K. Hollenbeck, K. Conwell, L. Grubka, D. Hochul, J. Guenther, K. Szprygada, K. Zakrzewski, A. Roman. 108 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW ONE: D. Apcarcii. D. Luniw, K. Conwell, M. Higgins. ROW TWO: D. Drzewiecki, M. Bohn Wagner, C. Hendel. ROW THREE: J. Roman, Miss Hydeg Advisor, J. Ober, R. Ksiazkiewicz, J Gasiorowski, S. Clark, L. Milnes, K. Benoit, M. Schmidt. 109 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE N 23333. L. Gillig. L. Bavers, R. Czerniak-Consul. J. Maloney. The Cheektowaga Central Latin Club is a moving organization. The members of the club are constantly on the go attending such functions as the stage and national Junior Classical League conventions, the an- nual Roman Banquet, Christmas party and film festi- val, along with several field trips to take part in the Latin Club activities of other local schools. Mr. Becker and seven members of the club attended this yearls national convention held at Tulane Univer- sity in New Orleans, along with delegates from forty other states. The five day convention revolved around various scholastic and athletic competitions. The up-coming state J.C.L. convention is to be held at Binghamton University. It will differ from past con- ventions in that it will last for two days instead of the usual one. During these two days election for state officers will be held, skits will be presented, olympic games and several scholastic contests will take place. In the evenings, students will have a chance to get to know one another by attending mixers or other social activities. ROW ONE: L. Juszczak, J. Boczkowski, M. Szyszka, G. Wagner, C. K. Bigos, L. Bavers, M. Wagner, J. Zizzi, C. Deck, P. Jarzyna, J. Cwiklinski, J. Prishel, R. Czerniak, K. Hoffmann. ROW TWO: M. M2-l0I1Cy, K- KU1iH0WSki- ROW FOURS W- Pocobello, MT- BCCKCT, Earsing, G. Kubek, W. Spenser, L. Gillig. THREE: T. Gloss, C- Glik, T- Smieiana. The annual Roman Banquet Again this year the annual Roman banquet held by the club was a huge success. Parents and members ofthe French Club were invited and looked on as students dressed in Roman garb conducted a slave sale. New members were auctioned off in order to boost the treasury. Later, in addition to serving dinner to their own par- ents, they helped serve members ofthe French Club, their mas- ters and the parents of the latter. Entertainment was provided by the French Club singing songs, followed by a skit written by Mrs. Becker and put on by some ofthe first year Latin students. Club members seldom know a dull moment and have certainly proven that Latin is not a dead language! We come to l'3Lll'y Caesar. not to ' ' praise himt' call us a chariot 1, Lu!! ROW ONE M Deck M Ashenbrenner. D. Konstanty. D. Stobele. ROW TWO2 A. CHTT- T F101-czak M lfqfhawnyj M Kacrmarck. ROW THREE: D. Borowski, r, K. Bavers, J. ei r in .Qi l . ,bb F Wacker, yliTLFcg:k. b-J I l l l WE DfCIDUOlJ5fw:uf4W TEEN . FUTURE NURSES ROW ONE: Miss Gestwicki, Mrs. D'Amato. ROW TWO: .li,m1fghrnI2, P. Towery, K. Drew, K. Kiec, S. Szykowny,fL. SehjI1Ic, G. Wagner. IUNIOR HIGH HOIVIE ECONOMICS CLUB ROW ONE: S. Jeziorski, J, Zogaria, . . 'hessel, K. Koch. ROW TWO: J. Niedbala, M. S., K Zimmerman, M. Dombrowski, P. Snyder, D. Stroeble, M. Lee, B. Gagliardo, M. Wojtasik, B. Harris ROW THREE: C. Gaimbrone, B. Beverly, J. Persch. lI2 in N. ROW ONE: C. Reichert, D. Parrish, K. Zizzi, Mr. D. Dodd. v'-y, Emanon is the name of Cheektowaga Central's new literary maga- zine. The first issue was distributed, free of charge in May of I969 and because of its great success members of the staif hope to pub- lish semi annually. Emanon offers the student body an opportunity to express them- selves through their own poetry, short stories and art work. It pro- vides them with the chance to prove to themselves and others that they are sensitive young people with something to say! The talents so long unnoticed, the feelings so long unheeded find recognition throughout the paper of Emanon. Through their magazine. students have found a way to make known their ideas concerning such controversial subjects as the war in Viet Nam, social strife and the generation gapn. These themes have been brought out again and again in student contributions. t- ian 5 Not only have students submitted works concerning world problems but also those concerning their own personal problems, experiences, dreams, hopes and even fears. The ability to express one's self through literature and artwork is not restricted merely to students attaining high scholastic achieve- ments, but is often possessed by those possessing only average abili- ty. Emanon has given them the opportunity to exercise and experi- ment with their abilities. Through Emanon. an interest in literature and culture can be initiated and encouraged. It is hoped that their literary magazine can maintain the recognition and popularity it deserves. As long as students have something to say, Emanon will give them the opportu- nity to say if A LUT M AE S AM is LA JOIE DELICE DELALA NGUEEFLO QUENTEg QUESA BOUCHE TIRE ET TIRERA LES ELEVESAQUE SA CUL TURE Nous ATTRAPPE QUESONHISTOIRE Nous ENSEIG LAPEINTU NE DAPPRECIER RE LES S LA VIE GEN'S ET LES ARTS L,AMoUR LE CERCLE FRANCIAS FRENCH CLUB TTTS ROW ONE: B. Ellis. G. Janicki, J. Roman, S. Miller, K. Tarnowski, ROW TWO: S. Luniw, K. Toweg, G. Woolrich, M. Rogowski, B. Mejak, lVl..Ia1'not,J. Spyra. ROW THR nicki. L. Cardinale. K. Conwell, C. Even. L. Urbaniak, K. Whitehead, L. Young. K. lfrevsl, S. SzymanSki.JlMAcgaLQi. M. Bohn, C. Turner. ROW FOUR: M. Cieslik, T. Bodziak. K. Grahm. D. Ptak, M. Miechovvicz, C. Nowa- f'-fa--... ,ii- lwwslci. K. Geck. Liullppan. Greet my friends, the happiness, joy and pleasure of an elegant languageg Whose mouth elicits and will con- tinue to elicit new students. Whose culture captivates us and whose history teaches us to learn to appreciate: Life, the arts, paintings, men and love. This is the goal of our French Club. Sis fi. k i i . i k . .. .,.. .LLWA ' 1' - X Q ' I N L- '11- Q-ii ' . . 'A A K -.,. A,A, V W' One of the attracuve . .. Lm.. W . A,,. . ,,.L . A . - K .. m holiday display cases' LIBRARY PRACTICE CLUB 1112 X BIOGRAPHY Row ONE: Miss B. Simmons.. Librariang 14. Gilmour, ILQLQQ, N. McGraw, Qwiies, 5QJ.i1l9f?J- Ptak. ROW TWO: J. Jordan, Wgvphqgyqf, G. Nowicki, 7l2L,Bj.15l1, Ilmliqvlgjszewski J, Klosowski, P. Kulasik, G'L,V!g,gL1er, S. Stachewicz, C. Taucher, D. Glowacjgi, R. Landgraf. ROW THREE: P. Gor- wlxiqgeilxli, I.. Slrgyljg, D. MClYi.JiG8h'li21I'a1i L. Tffttnwlorfondo, 115 J 3? x if R THE YOUNG FOLK f f 2 ROW ONE: BJ-llqighel, Miwly-igggype-fo, Qilljgglt Schraml, KQ5iB5Ll9Q9Wi9Z. ROW TWO: D. Nolman, D. Lismwski, Mrs. Shriver. ROW THREE: SL-.Gomey, Tigrievxjieh, L.jVitale, P. Grote, B. ' , T. Peterson. .-,--' sv-.----1 ..------A 116 SENIOR CHORUS ROW ONE: M. DeGain, A. Rusinski, C. Even, D Kosek, L. Schraml. ROW TWO: C. Taucher, D Norman, K. Zak, L. Gillig, R. Kasiazkiewicz ROW THREE: R. Kutas, M. Schmidt, R. Rech, K. Koch, R. Ellis, R. Even. ROW FOUR: J. Ba- kaysa, K. Endres. G. Obemieyer, K. Costuros. K Buckley. ' ROW ONE: A. Gurbacki, M. Szyszka, K. Hoff- mann, N. Tworkowski, K. Szerbiak, M. Shriver ROW TWO: K. Bauers, M. Earsing, W. Pocobello K. Gzik, D. Surowiec. ROW THREE: J. Taucher A. Wanderlich, J. Bucella, R. Wagner, P. Vail, M Bucella. ROW FOUR: D. Drzewiecki, C. Linde- muth, L. Urbaniak, K. Hoffman, L. Schilk. a v ROW ONE: D. Pappas, C. Rundell, C. Augustyn- iak, S. Helda, C. Buxton, Mrs. Shriver. ROW TWO: K. Brydalski, L. Bernhard, K. Zimmerman, L. Jost, J. Powell, P. Wittig. ROW THREE: N. Glowacki, K. Wittig, L. Parker, T. Demarco, C. Boje, J. Geck. ROW FOUR: G. Czachorowski, L. Sieber, E. Daisley, K. Seege, A. Freidenberg, P. Nowicki. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ROW ONE: T. Zale, D. Rozek, T. Manko, D. Place, J. Dowling, J. Wagner, M. Kaz. ROW TWO: D. Bohrer, J. Aleggandro, D. Konstanty, J. Dettelis, S. Bernhard, J. Niedbala. ROW THREE: R. Maloney, K. Glowacki, C. Vimmersted, L. Ko- wal, C. Kelly, E. Staszak. ROW FOUR: C. Bod- ziak, M. Henton, M. VonZagorski, J. Weber, N. Turkewicz, A. Vitale. K. Schmitt. -'-Q--....,, K ROW ONE: M. Pogoizelski. D. Skibinski. G. Scbgss1,i-Bqxggti, Ii,S.Chr.Ssl, K. Zeigler. ROW TWO: J. Racki, J. Gasiorowski, A. Chmura, W. Denk, M. Dombrowski, D. Homel, K. Tarnowski, , D. Juda, A. Roman. w r ROW ONE: D. Strobele, C. Ward. ROW TWO: J. Rosati, J. Roman, J. Prishel, M. Pogorzelski. ROW THREE: C. Luther, J. Racki, M. Bohn, G. Schessl, D. Skibinski. 1 ROW ONE: P. Snyder, M. Syra- cuse. ROW TWO: K. Tarnowski, W. Denk, T. Kucewicz, D. Mazi- ciski, M. Dombrowski, A. Chmu- ra. SENIOR BAND ROW ONE: J. Kubek. J. Wacker, J. Turner. R. Smalley. ROW TWO: K. Whitehead. B, Klein. N. Olez- niczak. J. Klosnwski. J. Gasiorow- ski. ROW THREE: N. Yeager. B. Zuber. A. Lcgicrski. ROW FOUR: D. Siebcr. K. Szccrbiak. J. Sitko- vits. D. Shamber. C. Giambrone. J. Voytovich, G. Kubek. ROW ONE: K. Schessl, J. Ward, D. Juda. ROW TWO: S. Kaz- nowski, D. Homel. C. Woolrich. ROW THREE: S. Zindle. D. Hark. M. Gould. A. Roman. K. Ziegler. JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW ONE: G. Preneta, A. Legierski. ROW TWO: C. Radt, C. Kozlowski, D. Bohrer, D. Turkiewisz. ROW THREE: K. Bemas, M. Dorobiala. C. Giambrone, K. Nawotka, D. Buettner, J. Stawasz. 122 ROW ONE: G. Burroughs, T. Truly. ROW TWO: N. Yeager, B. Wallens, A. Vitale. ROW THREE: S. Kaznowski, J. Rauls, E. Foy, M. Pastuch, C. Burton, M. Wolf. ROW ONE: G. Coddington, M. Rief, B. Burton, T. Turner. ROW TWO: J. Healy, M. Ciriello, T. Zindle, J. Wagner, C. Cirbus. RCI. 'Jg ' Let me gaze into my crystal ball-- and remember-Friday night is FRIGHT night! I don't mind the coaching but I hate squeezing these oranges 124 ', ' miami, Y' It's the only way I can get into this place! Peach and prune salad! I told you to bring POP not pot! Who's checking student cards at that door? When I finish with you, I'm going after the big guy in the funny shirt! 125 I lg, , I 0 1 l . 1 I . '. - If 1 p 1 , K - . Q Q. P.: 6 223 51 'f.-. Q-'N' , - .. .Wg . 'oar ,. suv t, , - sn KURT CAPRICORN QDecember 22nd to January l9thJ They are usually practical minded, are often disappointed but never discouraged. They can also be headstrong and unyielding, are hard workers and persistent. Have good reasoning powers and can figure things out according to past experience. They are natural lighters, love suffering and have strong will power. They also have strong likes and dislikes and not easily swerved from their course. Will go to extremes to carry out their plans. . is Q x a 'of ,a,c.'l'1 rn 4. n,',,'. 4 , 0 .,00 , 5: 0,. .4 J ...lf a,.. 0,.- gif' T Ac' ' ' ' O l O ,sei l 'u 3.3. - ,ni 3 ,f .01 ' ' . .4 4,' ' . 0 y - ,- C 'U ',afQ'a3 A-' ' ' . .... .Iv 41,4 ' ' , 1 ,.t,: ,, . .2n:,-1'-- 'YT'-5' ' 4. T , .l0a.4 ' , J - '.' - - . . o -fg ' ' .,..-fe ,.-. . .-,. '-v ,AQ 0, D .o, -.1:' Z-.-' .'.- 6 .,.-'g.' '. 0.5 v' 1 54,.a 4 - , 4 - . 1 0 ' , 0: 4, '-1 . g, :.1? n ,'. 'A .Z 0 . 1 gr? g .1 94 I ps Q.. ' C. f A 1' cv. . .. s'lJ O . 1 Q . 5 C Q.. . rt yo . W' In . .v, . U J Q 'T U O lo ., .1 . -,vz -1 . .4'. xg, v ' . 3 l,' .' .41 s . v ' - ' G J .U ' If V-:I , 1 O a c I C I O9 l ' I 4 - . -I r'. .5 1 v a I 0 ov' LElTERIVlEN'S CLUB ROW ONE: J. Majchraz, L. Grant, Secretary, L. Daruszka, Sgt.-at-Arms, E. Atteag K. Schessl, R. Smalley. ROW TWO: L. Stempniak, Chaplain, T. Peter- song Vice President, B. Miller, Treasurer, M. Hay, President, G. Nowak, M. Geck. ROW THREE: K. Kulinowski, D. Baldi, Mr. Fraz- er, R. Morris, D. Trapp. ROW FOUR: M. Muszynski, D. Glieco. J. Andrews, A. Silvernail. W. Ka- raszewski. ROW ONE: T. Walczak, D. Nawrocki, B. Wagner. ROW TWO: G. Schessl, D. Heck, M. Muscatiello, D. Lachut. ROW THREE: P. Hartman, S. Lisow- ski, J. Burczynski, J. Travers, P. Conti, J. Ferraro. ROW FOUR: P. Leonardi, J. Jakubiak, E. Lachut. ROW FIVE: J. Haver- nick. W L 1 N 1 I 1 l I. llzllvllflil 0 Q .l. lla, Spark Eden Vtctory Quarterback Mike Toellner scored two touchdowns and ran for 107 yards as Eden- opened its Division IV schedule by handing host Cheektowaga a 24-6 set- back. Toel1ner's 61-yard sweep and one-yard plunge climaxed a 70- yard drive following the opening kickoff. In the second ,period '1'oellner's six-yard TD sweep and Tom Eckhardt's 79-yard run with an intercepted pass gave the visitors a three-touchdown lead at intermission. Eden .,........4.......... s 15 o o-24 Cheektowaga .,, 0 0 6 0-6 Eden scoring-Touchdowns: Toeilner 3 tl-run, 5-runi, Eckhardt Q79-pass Q1tem1eeptionl.,PAT: McGee 2 trunslf O9 I' FUI1 Cheektowaga scoring-Ferraro U3- pass from Musdaitellol. Clteektowagfl, Alden Battle to 8-8 Tie Cheektowaga and host Alden traded fourth-quarter TDs and two-point conversions to finish in an 8-8 Division IV tie on a water-logged field. Alden's TD came on a 17-yard pass from Dennis Mager to Don Josephite. Mager ran for two points. The game marked the close of Bucky Walters' career as head coach at Cheektowaga. Walters resigned prior to a victory over rival John F. Kennedy two weeks ago. v ,a .. U. After Coach Retires Cheektowaga coach., Bucky Walters an' in rl before the game 'he will resign after .this season and the Warriorswznt out and trimmed invading John F. Kennedy, 14-6, in an intra- town Division IV archrivalry clash. Walters switched QB Marty Muscatiello to fullback because of injuries and Muscatiello plunged two yards for a TD and converted for an 8-0 halftime edge. JFK responded with a 30- yard TD pass from Craig Stoc- zynski to Joe Pulli, but the Warriors got that back on QB Mike Hay's 43-yard pass to Tim Peterson. That was one of Hay's two completions. Muscatiello gained 102 yards in 26 runs and made a key inter- ception. Walters said he is quit- ting because he feels afterlhis four years as coach Cheek- towaga football is back where it belongs and I can bow out grace- fully. Winding up his 18th season in coaching, Walters noted the Warriors are back on winning ways and never did lose to JFK while I coached them. He had a victory cake baked last Thursday. K o o o-4 'diiikfdwaga o s 6 o- JFK scoring: Touchdown-p 130- pass from Stoczynskil. Cheektowaqa scorlng: 'touchdowns- Muscaiiello 42-runl, Peterson U3-D858 from Hayl. PAT-Muscatiello trunl. A as-iuiibf L. if 65895, s E COACH WALTERS We,re from Central and no one could be prouderlu This school cheer reflects the feeling that we of the student body have for Mr. Charles Walters, who an- nounced on October 25th., 1969 that he would retire from his coaching position at Cheektowaga Central. During his four years of coaching Mr. Walters put Central football back where it belongs. The Warri- ors enjoyed many winning seasons under his training and never lost a game to J.F.K. His eighteen years of experience as a coach helped to make our team what it is today! VARSITY FOOTBALL Depew Climbs to 2nd I Cheektowaga' Is With 16-0 Triumph Depew K3-li gained second spot in Division IV by break- ing open a scoreless game in the Iast quarter for a 16-0 triu- mph at Cheektowaga. Joe Kelly, a star swimmer and starting defensive back but a fourth-string QB, came on and fired a 66-yard TD pass to Mark Carpenter to break the tie on his first offensive series. Later, Gary Rogers intercepted a pass and rambled 42 yards to score. Joe Krickovich scored both conversions, one on a pass from Kelly. Cheektowaga QB Marty Mus-- I catiello tried 29 passes and completed 10, but Depew inter- cepted eight. Dave Jacques h'ad three thefts, Kelly and Rogers two each and George Kasper one. Kelly hit two of four aerials for 73 yards and a two- pointer. Depew's Jim Latello gained 85 yards in 17 runs. Depew ,...... 0 0 016-16 Vlctor Over Pwneer Workhorsex Jim Geddes carried 27 times for 12A yards and a 12- yard TD which started Cheek- towaga to, a 30-14 triumph at Pioneer. This was Pioneer's Di- vision IV debut. Cheektowaga is 1-1. 'QB Marty Muscatiello scored on a 25-yard rollout and 40-yard return of a pass interception. He also hit Tim Peterson for a 26- yard TD and three 'conversions Worth six points. Muscatiello conected on 6 of 12 tosses for 77 yards. QB. Max Payne plunged a ,yard for both Pioneer scores. Cheektovqaga B 81 8 6-30 Pioneer .. ..,.... 6 8 0 0-it Cheektowaga scoring: Touchdowns- Muscaiieilo 2 125- run: 40- pass .inter- cepjionl, Peterson 126- pass from Mus- C-at1elI0l, Geddes HZ- runi. PAT- son-3 tpasses from Muscatielloi. Pioneer scoring: Touchdowns-Payne 2 CI, 1- runsi. PAT-truni.. Peter- Y FOOTBALL Catholic League Canisius .- ....... I6 0'Hara .......... 0 Gibbons ........ 26 Notre Dame .... 0 ECIC Division I 12 M i I . La caster arvva e ..,.... . 0 Cheekiowaga ., . 0 O 0 0-0 n ECIC Diyigiqn nl Devew 5C0 'n9f Touchdown CV' Lake Shore 26.Grand'IsIfand .... 6 penter 666- pass from Kellyi, Rogers ' I ECIC Division IV . 142- Pass lntercepfioni. PAT-Krrek0- gepew ......... 23 Pioneer ......... I' .vich 2 irun, pass from Kellyl. I owanda ...H , 14 Cheektowasa 6 -i.l.-.ii-- -.1 ROW ONE: J. Peterson, P. Leonardi, R. Smalley, A. Silvemail, J. Havernick, J. O'Rourke, J. Jaku- biak. ROW TWO: Mr. Wise, 'Line Coachg Mr. Steinig, Backfield Coach, J. Michalski, R. Miller, E. Lachut, B. Leonardi, D. Glieco, M. Majerowski, W. Nowak, P. Kasprzyk, M. McAuley, J. Ferraro, R. Woffert, D. Baldi, D. Nowrocki, S. Holakowski, G. Majchrzak, J. Andrews, J. Taucher, Head Coach Bucky Walters. 131 iv. FOCTBALL E ROW ONE: D. Baldi, B. Bystryk, B. Dixon, J. Weber, T. Fischer. ROW TWO: R. DeSantis, R. Tauriello, B. Was, J. Nowak, B. Filipiak, D. Lachut, T. Kasmierczak, R. Johnson. ROW THREE: Coach Rich, J. Jasinski, J. Michalski, P. Charvet, B. Leonardi, B. Martek, P. Conti, L. Eckel, R. Roehlino, W. Matuszewski, F. Denk. ROW FOUR: J. Christ, J. Depczynski, D. Schmid, R. Wiles, J. Abati, D. Czechowicz, D. Getz, J. Banach, P. Markiewicz. FRESH MAN FOOTBALL LORI VITALE-J.V. K , -,,,, as as 31 139 'nan' W ROW ONE: R, Clark, J. Banach, J. Mruk, T. Kusewicz, D. Pietezak, M. Miechowicz, D. Balisano, J. Szafranski, C. Leoo, C. Ertel, B. Clark, S. Zwolinski. ROW TWO: J. Napierala, M. Nowak, W. Maziol, V. Oddo, B. Miller, M, Norman, G. Dzenozel, C. Ferrario, N. Noracki, J. Hoffman, P. Zyglis. ROW THREE: J, Horgowicz, P. Kier, L. Mruk, P. Bamyard, P. Dudkowski, R. Galena, K. Zieglee, M. Linkowski, D. Sleinet, A. Daruska, M. Dishner, D. Duck, K. Wendel. MICHELE PEMBROCKgJ.V ii of ,L W V I Now where did I leave those stupid keys?', One Scotch and water commg up' . Hans? , ,. ,, 'Q ,,,C,f, READY, AIM .sk .Ae--'6 i whoops! We 134 -C' ,,,. X shew it 'i 'IP' it .Q Q .W Ax : K I uw' .s li ,J 1 ' f , F . L , K N ul , 0 f e N- I think I prefer the hot applesauce under the spaghetti rather than on top of it!,' 1 M., K 'Q ,, 'E Watch it pal! nfand remember kiddies- VICTORY through VEGETABLES! 135 'Q P s -gf' lv? VARSITY BASKETBALL ni z E I z ai? LINDA CARDINALE-VARSITY ROW ONE: L. Bonk, R. Paryz, L. Jarmuz. ROW TWO: R. Fladie, N. Hart, Mr. Moyceg Coach, G. Kubek, J. Wodowski. 136 J.V. BASKETBALL ROW ONE: T. Smietana. R. Wiles. ROW TWO: N. Weber, S. Kozlowski, L. Siwirski. ROW ONE: J. Knoph. D. Lachut. M. Kwiehniewski, Manag- er, R. Ward. ROW TWO: T. Kazmierczak, Mr. Bifano Coach, W. Spencer, N. Petre. ROW THREE: K. Shenk, Ml' Letki, Coaches Aide. 137 FRESHNIAN BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Manager, T. Fischerg N. Forth, M. Norman, T. Dustman, M. Hall. G. Dzrendzel, G. Palkowski, Manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Napieralski, Coachg R. Wagner, R. Wolfert. P. Hartman, M. Dischner, P. Barniak. J. Banach, R. Zulawski, K. Ziegler, M. Deck. CHRIS FRYS-VARSITY S f A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS VARSITY WRESTLING Mgr Wilfll iiitliftistilplitiatl Silt My L ROW ONE: D. Baldi, L. Daruszka, R. Morris, W. Nowak, J. Russell, G. Nowak, B. Chruscicki, N. Szczempka. ROW TWO: J. Majchrzak, G. Schessl, M. Muscatiello, B. Gilmour, J. Higgins, B. Tau- riello, J. O'Rourke, C. Clark. ROW THREE: Mr. Steinig, Mr. Dodd, B. Bystryk, M. Dormann, D. Baldi, J. Christ, J. Reger, R. Wysocki, B. Was, M. Dudkowski, K. Johnson, M. Zulanski, E. Attea. For this year,s wrestling team, the 1969-1970 season proved to be the best ever. The student body took a great interest in wrestling and provided the team with cheering sections at both home and away meets. The coaches Mr. Paul Steinig, Mr. Denton Dodd, and Mr. Joe Rich saw their boys win many meets, but what was probably the biggest win of the season occurred at the first meet when they beat Grand Island for the first time in the history of the team by a score of 33-16. The team also scored impressive victories over Nichols C49-35, Alden C29-155, and Eden C27-145 and lost to a first place Pioneer team by a small margin of C25-191. ln the past our Warrior wrestlers have brought much honor to our school and, they will continue to do so! 140 FRESH IVIAN WRESTLING ROW ONE: W. Accardi, L. Steifenhagen, J. HOH- man, D. Rosati, R. Clark, M. Lubrano. ROW TWO: P. Havernick, N. Nawrocki, A. Daruszka, G. Ob- starczak. ROW THREE: Student Aid, J. Zastem- powskig V. Oddo, R. Malek, B. Leonardi, P. Gubala, J. Duder, R. Wilson, Coach Rich. AUDREY SAHNLEIN-VARSITY x K DEBBIE KOSEK-VARSITY la , A , 1. ROW ONE: S. Halakowski, M, McAuley, T. Mus- catiello, R. Jacobe, L. Grant, D. Lachut, B. Czer- sikora, Coach, Mr. sreinig. Row TWO: L. Darusga, Andrqvs, B. Marzewski, P. Conti, A. Stahl, E. Attea, P. Grau, B. Johnson, K. Graham, D. Ward, D. Daruszka, M. Hay, D. Heck, B. Sadowski. Row THREE: D. Gzik, P. Grote, G. EMEZ7.. Raszl, M. Muszynski, J. Travers, N. Klein, M. Bud- zynski, T. Kamm. BOWUNG ROW ONE: P. Cih21l'V2ll. D. Sera- Hn. G, Barlell. ROW TWO: P. Kasparzak, M. Kaczmarek. ROW THREE: B, Laskowski. R. Czer- wonka. L, Kadbzak. D. Borowski. S. Piejda. M. Szamian. R. DeSan- Iis. P. Dzieman. CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: J. Obstarczyk, R. Wagner, K. Schessl, COACH: Mr. J. Nikiel. ROW TWO: L. Grant, G. Schessl, D. Jankowski. R. Johnson. ROW THREE: M. Mus- zynski, K. Kulinowski, J. Travers. VARSITY SWIMMING ROW ONE: K. Schessl, R. Wagner, D. Nawrocki, P. Herman, T. Walczak, B. Conwell. ROW TWO: Mr. R. Wise. W. Karaszewski. D. Gem. K. Kulawik, J. Rosari. R. Dakin. P. Conti. ROW THREE: D. Trapp, J. Kaczmarek, M. Geck. P. Kaier, M. Szmania, R. Coupe. 144 SUE NORECK+J.V. DEBBIE KANARR-J.V JACKIE KOSZUTA-VARSITY ROW ONE S Lisowski M Trez D Baldi D McGee G Hoeber I I M. Muscatiello, F. Stawicz. ROW TWO: D. Gleco, W. Masiewicz, T? 51 Peterson, J. Havernick, J. Burczynski, R. Roth, L. Olczak, Mr. Rearic. 146 C NE Rf uhm 5.07 YF QF Ml gl? wb DOIN L5 ROW ONE: R. Fladie, Coach, Mr. A. Bifano. ROW TWO: K. Ce- -l-V. gielski, J. Wodowski. G. Bannach. L. Jammz. I.. Kruwczyk. M. No- wicki. ROW THREE: M, Wojtkowski, F. Boyacz, R. Wardak, S. Pendolino, K. Lysiak. BARBARA LUKASIK-VARSITY MARSHA MOGAVERO-VARSITY . 147 FRESHIVIAN BASEBALL LYNN PALMERI-J.V. ROW ONE: R. Ward, B. Denk, M. Norman, G. Obstarczyk, T. Dustman, V, Oddo, T. Kubala. L Szkowny. ROW TWO: T. Kazmierczak, J. Jasinski. J. Knorel, G. Latza, R. Johnson, J. Barrett, W Matsuzewski, D. Pietras. R. Wilesg Coach A, Napieralski. 148 4 i E 1 WWSITY fl W' A' , K x Q V i Y 'old m if K if 0 . A- ' M 4' . Mk s - ,,,,,.... .. uw' t e K ,A . k ' k f , J. K A , . if 'A Q t s ' 4 f sg QM. f, 1.-'rl 5 L . W K -ij S ye!! 3 -- 3 g t s 'I , ' f 1 l . i 5 x I A ..,f 'i I it l l F - M, J, -W Wait until he finds out we filled it with helium! F? 4 , , it JM' X X X vi V t 3 'k ' s fd I W-,,..--'-'-'w.,... . X lf . It was our idea but Mr. McHale helped us with the spelling The Seven-Up truck finally got here! an XJN. Wow, look at those biceps! 149 SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION M. DeGa1n, A. Sahnlem, L. Cardmale, B. Kruszek, L. Baldassano SENIORS ROW ONE: J. Ober, J. Kazmierzak. P. Nouse, D. Reger, J. Fox. zka, M. Sczczepaniak, K. Geck. M. Cieslik. ROW FOUR: L. Ham- ROW TWO: M. Dowling. M. Gorski. K. Theurer, S. Szykowny, K. mond, G. Woolrich, B. Kastner. P. Tarnowski, B. Chimes, J. Kutas, J Regent ROW THREE: I.. Baldassano. K. Jzmicki. C. Frys. C. Dams- Gasorowski. 151 SENIOR HIGH G.A.A. i .. 14 F' 55 ROW ONE: K. Saczynski, A. Rosinski, A. Sahnlein, K. Gzik, L. Piechocki. ROW JU N TWO: K. Purdy, D. Kosek, M. DeGain, K. Whitehead, L. Bavers, L. Young. ROW THREE: D. Locke. B. Kmszek. I-, Dom1an.J. Koszula. L. Cardinalc. 152 ROW ONE: P. Hart. K. Buckley. D. Glowucki. J. Reichert. R. Kutas. K. Hoftinann. M. Schmidt. ROW SO TWO: R. Russell, C. Adamzack, M. Pembrock. L. Fitzsimmons. ROW THREE: K. Eggers, M. Chu- boha, K. Conwell, L. Urbaniak. ROW FOUR: D. Scibetta, P. Bush, D. Sorowiec, S. Cawrol. S. Miller. S. Deck, N. Dustman, B. Mejak, J. Schmitt. JUNIOR HIGH GAA. OFFICERS J. LEWALSKI-VICE PRESIDENT S. DOUCK-TREASURER N. CARDINALI-SECRETARY K. GILMORE--PRESIDENT I53 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATE. ROW ONE: C. Vimmerstedt, P. Snyder, B. Badura, L. Cinott, J. Niebdala, K. Muschawech. ROW TWO: L. Poharatnyj, S. Spiewak, L. Sieber, J. Barnes, R. Schessl, J. Perch, J. Lewalski. ROW THREE: L. Johnston, B. Krygier, D. Kochul, J. Guenther, C. Pomerhion, D. Konstanty, L. Kowal. ROW FOUR: J. Turner, A. MacDonald, N. Cardinale. 154 l ROW ONE: K. Gilmour, G. Luziak, L. Palmeri, B. Lukasik, N. Greco, B. Harris, R. Pech, J. Russell, M. Milnes, C. Wlerzbicki. ROW TWO: D. Krawczyk. K. Pinarski, D. Andresino, M. Reformat, C. Feldt, M. Leefier, J. Hessenfelter, P. Gloss. C. Hullen, C. Sitterly, M. Laasch. ROW THREE: D. Ciczkowski. B. Snyder. S. Symanski. D. Freier. K. Bavers. B. Beverly. B. Morley. D. Mcrtz. C. Woolrich, S. Kuklewicz, D. Duzlnski. G. Obermeyer. ROW ONE: P. Nowak, A. McGraw. B. Chzxpman. B. Walley. C Vuleri. M. Lewalski, K. Kertz. B Miller, C. Slawinski. ROW TWO: L. Frunzek, L. Tavenner. K. Harris. B. Larimer, J. Ober, K. Haber- meal, M. Mogavero. L. Poharatrrj. R. Brunke. K. Glowacki, A. Legierski. ROW THREE: D. Dulak, P. Yeager. C. Ernst. K. Gawvon. A. Fricdenhcrg. Beranard. L. Bernhard. D. Cegielski. G. Olson. C' Olson. D. Russell. ROW FOUR: M. Noreck, J. Alessandro, D. Bohrer, C. Grus, B. Budzick, S. Bartkow- iak, S. Lattuca. D. Bohrer. P. Bane, N. Yaeger. C. Giambrone, D. Paugh. l55 SENIOR G.A.A. BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM ROW ONE: L. Piechocki, S. Garwol, J. Reichert. ROW TWO: J. Gasiorowski, M. Gorski. ROW THREE: J. Koszuta, C. Frys, L. Baldassano. ROW FOUR: D. Kosek, C. Gzik, S. Deck, M. DeGain. INTRAIVIURAL BOWLING ROW ONE: J. Fox, G. Kotas, M. Chudoba, K. Buckley, C. Frys. ROW TWO: M. Digari, M. Wild, C. Gzik. ROW THREE: J. Kaszmierzak, R. Kutas, M. Gorski, L. Young, D. Accardi. ROW FOUR: N. Dustman, K. Theurer, K. Whitehead, L. Bavers, S. Garwol. 156 LIFESA 1 . QQ: NIOR G. JUNIOR G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL HONOR TEAM CLOSING 160 The l970 academic year is drawing to a close. Not a boister- ous or riotous end but a sad and solemn one known only to the students of Central! For seniors it not only marks the closing of four years of learning and maturation but also heralds the dawn of a new and great life, a life that could shape the world. You will enter the world of real- ity, a place of inequality, pesti- lence and war. It is now upon the shoulders of all seniors to make the decisions that will better man's existence. You will be the e fteachers of tomorrow. Some will ifurther their education at college while others will acquire jobs, or defend their nation. These men and women will be the hope of our land. They will put men on the planets, transplant human or- gans, and develop philosophies. In their lifetime they will try to answer the questions that have puzzled man since the beginning of time. They will try to make the world a better place to live in! A grave responsibility rests upon underclassman. If all others fail, you will have to accept the challenges and responsibilities of a new age-uThe Age of Aquar- 1US,7. Q55 O O smgntimmuus R- ECEIVI 1569 '13 ,.,-. 1..1-.-.L.1-1- .ilw ............-. GOLDEN PATRONS Adams Co Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Allyn Anonymous Barbara Annis School of Dance Mr 84 Mrs Jack Beck Mr 84 Mrs Paul Cavanagh Mr 84 Mrs Henry W. Drew Mr 84 Mrs Raymond P. Durkin Mr 84 Mrs Henry J. Endres Mr Frazer Mr fgl. Mrs. Gene Hammond Mr 84 Mrs Patrick Hartnett Mr 84 Mrs Gerard Jackson Miss Joanne J akubowicz Mr. 84 Mrs. W. Johnston Mr. Edmund J ulkowski Mr. CQL Mrs. Ronald Kraus 84 Family Mr. 84 Mrs. A. Krupski Miss Florence R. Legierski Mr. 84 Mrs. Max Lodowski Cgl Daughter Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Loeffler 84 Marian Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Mania Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward A. Niemczyk, Jr. Mr. 84 Mrs. Noebert D. Orlowski Patricia Annis Hair Styles Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph N. Pietrantone Kathy Piniarski Mr. 84 Mrs. George Radka Mr. 84 Mrs. Herbert C. Ruff 84 Family Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Sitterle Miss Betty L. Sopata Miss Roan Mr. Cgl Mrs. F. Szczepaniak Mr. 84 Mrs. John W. Taucher Townis Ambulance Service, Inc. Mr. 84 Mrs. Nelson Upton Walden Quality Bakery Walter E. Kuhn Co. Monuments Mr. 84 Mrs. Theodore Zerkowski Mr. 84 Mrs. James J. Battles Caren Anne Adelbert Mr. 84 Mrs. H. Adelbert A Friend Sue Allyn Anonymous Anonymous Miss D. Baker Edward Barczys Susan Bartkowiak Lori 84 Cathy Bauers Mr. Bob Bauer Mr. 84 Mrs. David F. Bauer Mrs. H. Bernhard Albert 84 Diane Biro Mr. 84 Mrs. Al Biro Bob 84 Chris-Always Mr. 84 Mrs. Leon Bonczkiewicz Bucktail Bowmen Archery Club Mr. 84 Mrs. Jack Bucella Mr. 84 Mrs. F. Budzinski Sandi Budzinski Mr. 84 Mrs. Ulysses Busmalis Mr. 84 Mrs. Patrick Cardinale James Chambos Helen Chmura Daniel Clifford Mrs. Daniel Clifford Helen Connors Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Conwell Mr. 84 Mrs. Norbert Czerniak Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Czerminski Deb 84 Don Debbie 84 Dennis Mr. 84 Mrs. James J. DeGeorge EB . Mr. 84 Mrs. Stanley Dixon Denton R. Dodd Mr. 84 Mrs. D. Domanowski Mrs. L. Domon Miss Dorothy Drumm Double T. Archery Club Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Dulak Mr, Julius Dzielinski Tom Fanara Karen Freus Mrs. Jean Frey Mr. Peter Frey J . Fusco Miss Gallagher Mr. Edward Galuszka Kathy Geck George 84 Harvey Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Gerspacher Mr. 84 Mrs. Daniel Glieco Mrs. Helen Glowacki Richard Gainski Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Golomlek Alice Goriecki Mary 84 Paul Grau Prep Grenediers Frank Greyson 84 Nancy SILVER PATRONS Mr. 84 Mrs. Henry Grzybowski Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Gurbacki Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter Gutowski R. Haffa Lori Hammond Mr. 84 Mrs. Paul Herberger Mr. Ed Herman Mr. 84 Mrs. Alfred R. Hojnacki Miss Horozko Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph Huttenlocker Mr. 84 Mrs. John Janicki Mr. tgl. Mrs. E. Janis Marion Janischeski Mr. 84 Mrs. Fred Jaszcz 84 Linda Edward Jezioro Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth Johnson Mr. 84 Mrs. Conrad Julkowski Mr. 84 Mrs. M. R. Juszczak Marian A. Kasprzak Miss Marion A. Kasprzak Ron Kata Kathie S. 84 Chuck E. Kathy 84 Bob W. Kelp Mr. 84 Mrs. Wm. Klein Mr. Knutsen Mrs. Antonina Kopec Joseph S. Kopec Mr. 84 Mrs. Gerald Kopydlowski 84 Family Angeline Kornacki Henry Kornacki Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter Kowal Mr. Thomas Kozlowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Leonard Krawczak AIC Ronald Kryszczuk The Robert Laasch Family Miss Susan Lash Lefty 84 Billie Linda 84 George Lizz 84 George Mrs. LoGalbo Mr. 84 Mrs. J. Luczkowiak Rita Lumia Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Lumia Mr. 84 Mrs. Alfred A. Malecki Mr. Dennis Malecki Mary, Judy, Patty, 84 Paul Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter H. McCulloch Mr. 84 Mrs. E. Mejak Mr. 84 Mrs. V. Mendel Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard L. Mernan Mr. 84 Mrs. Norm Miller Mr. 508 Mr. Napieralski Mr. 84 Mrs. Chester Nowacki Paul Nowacki Mr. 84 Mrs. Daniel Nowaczewski Mr. lgl. Mrs. Felix Nowak Park Cleaners Mr. 84 Mrs. T. Pargy 163 Mr. 84 Mrs. John C. Patterson Barbara Pawlak Mrs. Walter Pawlak Mrs. Mary A. Peer Mrs. Carol Peterson Peppy Petrocey Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Piasecki Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank J. Piasecki Sue Piasecki Mr. 84 Mrs. Earl Pierce Mrs. Margaret Pomerhn Dr. 84 Mrs. Price Prince Albert Restaurant 84 Lounge Mr. 84 Mrs. Vincent Ptak Mr. 84 Mrs. S. R. Racki Edward J. Richter Lin 84 Ritch Norman J. Rokitka Mr. 84 Mrs. D. J. Romance Ron 84 Carol Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward Rosenberg Mr. H. Rudewicz Mr. 84 Mrs. Stephen Rutka Arthur R. Ryan Mr. 84 Mrs. Adam Socha Mr. 84 Mrs. Ronald G. Schessl Mr. 84 Mrs. Harold Schieder Mr. 84 Mrs. Russell Scibetta Mr. lgl. Mrs. Seymour Shriver Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Silvaroli Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Small 84 Linda Miss Charlotte Sobczak Something silver about teeth Janice Spyra Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward Stempniak Mr. 84 Mrs. Edwin Stoeckle Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Strobele E. Swist Marcia Sue Mr. 84 Mrs. Martin Surowiec George K. Szabo Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Szulewski Mrs. Carol Thompson Tom 84 Debbie Town Line Fire Co. Mrs. L. Venezia Mr. 84 Mrs. Walter Wozniak Mr. 84 Mrs. Weber Mr. 84 Mrs. Henry J. Wiechec Miss T. Wiesinger Mr. Williams Willie 84 Marilyn Mrs. Barbara Wirth Mr. 84 Mrs. Gene Wyglondalski 84 Frankie Mrs. R. Zawadzki Mr. Cgl, Mrs. Leonard J. Zydel Sharon Battles Mr. 84 Mrs. James Battles Mr. 84 Mrs. John Little Jean and Pat COMPLIMENTS OF The Board of Eclucafion and Cenfral Adminisfrafion Cheekfowaga Central School Disfricf No.1 MR. ROBERT REINSTEIN PRESIDENT MRS. CONSTANCE M. GIAMBELLUCA VICE PRESIDENT MR. GEORGE G. FRACASSO TRUSTEE MR. THOMAS T. KOLBERT TRUSTEE MR. HARRY E. MACIEJEWSKI TRUSTEE MR. ROBERT F. MILLER TRUSTEE MR. ROBERT T. NAGOWSKI TRUSTEE DR. OMER W. RENFROW DISTRICT PRINCIPAL MR. GEORGE L. MORSE BUSINESS MANAGER MR. EDMUND C. CHUDZINSKI DISTRICT TREASURER MR. KENNETH W. KITZINGER DISTRICT ATTORNEY 164 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1970 The Cheekfowaga Cenfral eachers Assoclahon PRESIDENT MR. LAWRENCE WHELAN VICE PRESIDENT MR. WILLIS JOHNSTON TREASURER MISS IRENE GRUSZKA SECRETARY MISS TONI WIESINGER 165 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ,7O FROM YOUR Senior Siudenf Council PRESIDENT BEN HOMEL VICE PRESIDENT CHRIS TURNER SECRETARY DEBBIE KOSEK TREASURER MARTY KLEIN 166 wow S Ae, Q BAND '7 PARENTS 5' V f gnu N, mmm 2422, 0014! Q WW! Qlwnya 0l-2,wWYQ- 3016 07100 LO I CONGRATULATIO T WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '70 JUNIOR STUDENT CCUNCIL PRESIDENT B. LEONARDI VICE PRESIDENT N. GRECO SECRETARY K. GILMOUR TREASURER B. MORLEY 168 . COMPLIMENTS OF SENIOR G.A.A JUNICR G.A.A ADVISORS MISS T. WIESINGER MISS J. RUSZCZYK W -Q31 You can't heat Varden Photography YOU Fi OFHCIAL YEAH BOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS 'f1M E' 'hide ' 5 ,, 1332 ff if hffhf ' 3452 W, T 3 mafia hh'h 25 2- 2 ,V 6338 Transit Road Cin the plazaj Take Out Foods - Full Meals Packed to Stay Hot Roast Beef, Turkey Fish Frys a Specialty Salads and Sandwiches Phone 684-8923 170 Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 From the CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL CHAPTER of the Future Teachers of America COMPLIMENTS of Pvt. Leonard Post Jr. Gabe Babiarz Joseph DeLuca Art May A1 Kotarski Betty Polus Post 6251 V.F.W. Commander Sr. Vice Commander Jr. Vice Commander Quartermaster President-Ladies Auxiliary 6251 171 'MMM C g 1 h 1 f 70 from Charles J. Hauser BUFFALO CCURIER EXPRESS Uvlorning and Sunday! Best wishes to the class of '70 from the C.C.H.S. Band Director - Mr. Robert Williams President- Joan Roman Vice-President - Roy Smalley Secretary - Julie Wacker Treasurer - Gregory Schessl TX 2-2371 LET US tgckcfg gymist ggzzop FOR YOU Qtaafley Cgckel Compliments The Cenforial Staff 173 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 John L. Marcy Agency Auto Life Fire Como Park and Bellevue Blvd. Cheektowaga, N.Y. 14227 683-4724 Rescue Volunteer Hose Co. No.1 Inc. Walden Ave. and Pine Ridge Rd. Cheektowaga, N.Y. l74 PIEBISIIII SEREEI Pllllllli 4'Qualif-ied to service any printing needs, with a complete line of silk screen printing equipment, and experience. :li SIGNS it POSTERS it BULLETINS it T SHIRTS if: BANNERS 488 Gould Avenue D pew, New York l4043 if: CUSTOM PANELS 2:1 GRAPHIC LAYOUTS is MICRO PRINTING OF SMALL PARTS 488 Gould Avenue Depew, New York 14043 Your living textbook- As fast as this modern world changes, you read about it in The Bulfalo Evening News. Add strength to your knowledge of impor- tant local, national and world news by read- ing The News every day. BUFFALO yENING NEW 175 Ivy Leader Drugs 3637 Union Road Prescriptions Fast - Free Delivery NT 4-2290 Good Luck from T O P S MAR K ETS Your Friendly Markets 3655 Union Rd. Cheektowaga, N.Y. Compliments of Co1'1'rell Bus Service, Inc. Safe, dependable school 8a charter service Zola's Res'rauran'r Catering to Banquets, Parties and Weddings 2040 Walden Avenue Compliments of Cheektowaga Central High School Officers and Committee Chairmen President Mrs. Phyllis Milnes Vice President Mrs. Arlene Bauers Recording Secretary Mrs. Peggy Bucella Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Irene Zyglis - Treasurer Mrs. Mary Grau Umon Rd' Faculty Adviser Miss F. Legierski Cheektowaga Sunshine Mrs. Janet Spencer Membership Mrs. Emily Hark Hospitality Mrs. Mary Knoph Social Mrs. Klara Kubek Mrs. L. Nawrocki Publicity Mrs. F. Luther Telephone Mrs. D. Barczys Compliments of Scholarship Association Cheektowaga Central Irene Zyglis Phyllis Milnes Adrian Totaro Peggy Bucella Elroy Schlienz Chairman Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Publicity SAVO RY MEATS Where quality and service count 2010 Walden Ave. Next to Leonard Post 68 3-4455 Joseph Malecki, Prop. gm, Highest Quality at Reasonable Cost Dun Nawrocki Custom Built Homes to Suit , X gag 619 osifga iff ii was gy Csfzg Q sf , 5 XipjOLl3IjPLIMENTS OF Your Individual Taste 1 05 A FRIEND Contractor and Builder 65 Groell Street Cheektowaga, N.Y. 14225 COMPLIMENTS OF ZAB LOT N Y TH RUWAY LAN ES 1550 Walden Ave. Cheektowaga, N .Y. Home of Beat the Champ Strikes, Spares, 84 Misses' ELECTRIC, INC. 1311 Walden Ave. Buffalo, New York 14211 Seaway Printing Company Inc. PINE HILL Ch 23541niOg.1m22 bl Q, Hose co. No. 5 09 i GJ' X .Q gp 6 C52 if if V 5559? of sis s N 5 gl RAPIN Funeral Home 2407 Genesee St. Corner of P R dg Rd 8921732 H ldE Rp Ed dS Rp i 52755 sf? AIRPCRT BOWLING CENTER Bowling Parties 84 Banquets B ick and AMF Bowling Balls F d 8: Drilled While-U-Wait 3754 Genesee St. 632 0655 Cnear Buffalo Airportj For a Career in Professional Nursing DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Buffalo, New York An N.L.N. fully accredited 2-year diploma pro- gram approved by the New York State Education Department and aliiliated with the University of the State of New York at Buffalo. Planned clinical instruction in a new 415 bed unit. Applicants for the l970 Fall Class are to com- municate with the Director of Nursing Education, Deaconess Hospital, l00l Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, New York 14208. FERRARO'S HI-TONE Restaurant and Lounge Your host Charlie Ferraro 859 Tonawanda St. Phone 877-9892 COOL SCENES to the Class of 1970 From Your LATIN CLUB HFortuna Bonav DICK O'CONNOR OPTICAL COMPANY 4118 Union Road near Genesee 634-1200 Corneal Contact Lenses Complete Optical Service Nl tv I i ll! 5QeIa8,a ii- UMM L LUMS RESTAURANT 2535 WALDEN AVENUE OT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS JOSEPH J. LESINSKI General Insurance 2547 Harlem Road Cheektowaga, New York l4225 Phone 892-7067 'Les Amis de Ia France de216E l. 180 MICHAEL G. FORSTER, Opfician 2288 Genesee Street Buffalo, New York Store: TX 2-5198 Res: TX 2-5620 Hours 1:30 - 4 P.M. 6:30 - 9 P,M. Saturday 11:00 A.M. - 6 P.M, and by appointment OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Ray Murawski Ziggy Nowak Phone: 683-9513 GALAXY RESTAURANT LOUNGE Music 84 Dancing Weekends 2275 Walden near Union Cheektowaga, N.Y. ADVANCE IMPROVEMENT CO. WALTER'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions 2729 Harlem Road 94 MAIN STREET, DEPEW, N.Y. 14043 TX 3-2241 Cheektowaga, N-Y 14225 PHONE 684-2809 Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets Corsages Cut Flowers Novelties Plants AN.lON'S RESTAURANT 2250 Walden Ave. at Union Road Cheektowaga, New York 14225 the '4Gourmet's Delight open 24 hours Nick Couvutsakis - Proprietor STEPHEN OPTICAL COMPANY OPTICIANS Eye Physician's Prescriptions Filled CONTACT LENSES PHONE 684-5091 3806 Union Road Cheektowaga, N.Y. 930 Fillmore Ave. Buffalo, N.Y, Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1970 A FRIEND DENZ'S MOBIL Union and William Guaranteed service and sales We give S8cH Green Stamps THE FISH BOWL 67 REO AVE. Cheektowaga, N.Y. TX 4-8295 Tropical Fish and Supplies UNION GARAGE INC. 2565 Union Road Cheektowaga, N.Y. 674-3600 Imperial, Chrysler, Plymouth New Car Dealer Quality Used Cars UNCLE JoHN WANTS YOU!!! UNCLE JOHN'S PANCAKE HOUSE 3637 Union Road Cheektowaga, New York Uncle John's Pancake House Where the batter is better MIKE BLAB,S GENESEE PARK RESTAURANT GERMAN-AMERICAN FOOD Accommodating up to 250 persons 2090 Genesee Street Buffalo, New York 14211 COMPLIMENTS OF THE FRIDAY NIGHT CARD CLUB Theda Culverwell Aliene Fisher Barbara Gowgiel Helen Hammond Carol Harris June Hipkiss Lilian Schultz Anna Sarnowski Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY President - Gerard Obstarczyk Vice-President - Julie Wacker Secretary - Karen Sloane ' Treasurer - Kenneth Ziegler Faculty Advisor - Miss F. Legierski COIFFURES by MR. KENT Complete Hair Care Featuring the REDKIN method of Conditioning, Waving and Hair Coloring Sales and service of all hair goods 383 Pine Ridge Road Cheektowaga, New York 894-4513 MILLER PAINT AND SUPPLY COMPANY 2354 Genesee Street Bulfalo, New York 14225 PHONE 892-2325 -- is .,m....mm?3,'5 'p,i23?3-F- ' DELTA KAPPA PI SORORITY4ROW ONE: K. Purdy, S. Gorney, D. Kosek, N. Krzyzanowski, M DeGain. ROW TWO: B. Lukasik, A. Sahnlein, A. Rusinski, P. Gomey, J. Nagel, K. Gilmour, B Kruczek, ROW THREE: C. Paoletti, D. Zigrossi, L. Vitale, N. Bonczkiewicz, N. Glieco, S. Szymanski, J Kruczek, S. Noreck. evjieff We T 1 F 54 W A C Q ' jfeyifiwfeee ef? fQiyf Q BEST wlsl-:Es TO THE if fx, x S CLASS OF 1970 Mr. Joseph Granditz Mr. George Radka 183 BELIEVE IT OR NOT Geri Kutas Sharyfl GFCHT Dale and Bonnie Nawrocki 2 N.. Jim Burczynski Jayne Braid 184 in Christine Turner Mary Dowling ' Ah 1 559 an? F5 Bonnie Chimes Jeannette Gasiorowski x, M' .st e 3' ,es Sharon Battles 1 85 Jane Kazmierizak sf' gag if K sk AF' i 2 m,5.. Carol Kersting John Gurecki Madelena Pietranton Walter Evaniak .af , IV' nb , J T Q' bi? Tiff' , 'E ' Q 'J J' .. -we KF A -l'L5 mLV',:Ai- .. IIA -,,. QV 5 2, L, J Ronald Kata Joyce Marczewski 187 Q ui' 5 X9 59 By S ,,,,, www, Max? 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