Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

THE SAGA PRESENTED nv THE SENIDR CLASS CLARENCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL or 1957 or -3 S N V -s ,v'... , .ri .i-I-. .. .-.:--s-- zrs-rsaizggfszzzlff-' A saga is a collection of tales from the sea. For this reason, we, the Class of 1957, chose a nautical theme for our Saga. Although the future seems re- mote and obscure, we have leamed many principles during our years at Clarence High School which will guide us as we chart our course toward distant hori- zons. Our annual is thus a log of events fo th r e past year which we have correlated with pertinent sea- faring symbols. FGREWORD Apvsnnsmc DRIFTWOOD 4 ACTIVITIES k ApMmlsrnATI0N gzmons C 2 U HI 3 G r- P va U1 2 In 2 :iwaszzesssz at -:Lg - '2222532azaszselzlaailzip -''::::::::u::::5:'gg.:5 '22222:aeasazeesifglgpp ' 11.915 reesszszeszeasegaizmfg. 'iiiisngggg Wm: 'I -.mira .,-.-,- .. 'W i 0 . , O I . . I O .0 O SPORTS af' IN MEMORIAM rr- '75 'HW A Xxx SYLVIA WINDNAGLE As we the graduatron class of 1957 start out mto the world we look back upon our last ear at Clarence and sadly remember one of us w o was taken lIh1S fall by the dread d1sease cancer She was Sylv1a Wlndnagle Sylv1a was always full f laughter and m1sch1ef and everyone who knew her IS a lxttle r1cher for It Perhaps one of our class w1ll become the doctor or sc1ent1st who w1ll 1n the years to come fmd a cure for Ih1S dlsease wxth the mem ory of Sylv1a m hrs mrnd as an 1nsp1rat1on 5 f L. . if We MP W ' 'M' .. W n ,, XX K A H JM Y Q X xx ' ' IJ . '1 lu, ' ' 3 g , r,,ig?Yff,,i My V ,K J . X 4 : I A' K , 5 4 5 Q5 ' L 5 . T' Q S' fo l 1, f 1 ' I 9 ' ! ' 21 . 1 I n l , . . O 7 l , - X The administrative officers and faculty advisors at C.C.H.S. have assisted us in gaining knowl- ed e for chartin our course in life S 8 Lust as a navigator guides his ship y precision instruments such as compasses, maps, and globes, so too do our principals and teach- ers use highly deve oped techniques and methods of instruction to equip us with needed skills. INISTRATION 3 Durm the past year rt has not been un usual to d Dr Stanley our supervrsrng prmcrpal bus wrth plans for the new Junror hrgh school acfldrtron Aslde from the detarled plannmg of thrs new Wlllg Dr Stanley makes prov1s1ons for frllrng the educatronal needs of the entrre school system Through hrs foresrght and contmued efforts he helps to assure the many famrlres who are movrn mto thrs 1S tr1ct of adequate educatronal aC1l1I1eS He also helps to mterpret the actrvitres and ed ucatronal programs of the school to the publrc Althou h lus offrce IS srtuated m the hrgh schoo burldmg he spends considerable trme m the other schools of the drstrrct H serves as a ue between the elementary schools the hrgh school and the Board of mrrq Umm D-CDB -saw 35 350 Bc: eww aria O-9 wo 83 'UE- QD-I 55 25 J':r Ov-'U eg-U ro Q9 '6 55 is CD 14 Dr Ralph! Stanley Supervrsrng Pnncrpal checks plans for new Jumor hrgh school buxldlng Admmlsfrahon IIIIIIIIHIH ----3, 8 The School Board whrch rs composed of seven representatrves from the Clarence School dlstrrct IS pre srded over by Pres1dent john Mattlson The Board meets once a month on Mon da mghts to discuss sc ool problems and to make frnal decrsrons on matters of busrness and school organrzatron These men serve wxth out remuneratron and fulfrll a valuable serv rce to the communrty Board of Educatron. S. Preg, P.Neff, J.Matt1son, Presxdent E. Brown, M. Browne. Absent from prcturez V.S1mn1, A.Meah1. f Mi ' gn , ' I . - .,?fA . . - . ' . . r o , u n 5 1 , . a n I I . u e , 1 Q' 1 1 I V . . t8 . . . d ' . e .' I . ' . X Educatron. We realiraeuand a. recrate the o o o Q y . . ,. Q Thrs year Dr Repp frlls the capac rty of assrstant prm crpal whrch IS a new posruon for hrm He ards Dr Small w1th hrs many admrnrs tratrve dutres Dr Small has held an admrnrstra uve posmon ever srnce 1946 when he became assrstant prrncrpal and gurd ance drrector at Parker I-Irgh In 1947 he was appornted h1gh school prmcrpal In addrtron to hrs des rgnated dutres, Dr Small always frnds wrth mdrvrdual or commrttee problems i 'i 2- ' .i.- X X Dr Delbertl Repp Ass1sramPr1nc1pa1 and Dr Eugene!-I Small Hrgh School Prmcrpal Thrs year, our admrnrstrauve staff was rncreased when Mr Lynch became the Drrector of Adult Educatron In th1s capac rty he ards our parents rn therr chorce of evenrng courses A other lmportant ob wh1ch he carrres out, rs at of Dlrector of Publrc Relauon and Publrcrty for the school s stem Mr Tay or rs the Admrnrstra uve Assrstant to Dr Stanley He asslsts Dr Stanley rn performrng hrs dutres and takes charge of transportatron for the school Mr. Donald N. Taylor, Admrmsrratrve Assrstant, and Mr, Robert T. Lynch, Drrector of Adult Educauon and Publlc Relatrons 9 . . U Q E A time .to he-lp students 4, XIXX - ' 1 4 . v . . I . 11- SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE ADVISORS Row Mrs I Navrk M1ssM May Mrss M Schworm M1ssG Watson Mr R Hurlburt Row2 Mr I A J McDonnell Mr G Navlk Mr I Ballard Mr W Wrlson Mr R May Mr A Sorrento Mr I Skehan Mr R Gardner Q.-.1 v4'-vm!!! WD as NINTH GRADE ADVISORS Rowl Mrs A Betzold M1ssC Cox MISSN Meulendyke Mrss S Doody MISSL Shapcott Row2 Mr J Glovack Mrs K Eshelman Mr W Shrpengrover Wrth the addrtron of srxteen new teachers th1s year and two who have re tumed from the servrce there has been a great rncrease rn the s1ze of our faculty to prov1de for the rncreasmg enrollment of students Asrde from the darly routrne of enlargmg the scope of our knowledge the faculty IS always w1ll1ng to help us out no matter how lar e or small our problems are When we need a faculty member to stay a ter school w1th us for commrttees and varrous HCIIVIIICS, we have no trouble srghung someone to answer our S O S 10 It V I Q 4 4 t K . 1: ' fl K . - 'I . 0 'n' L Q! l v - 1 wi shag, 'K' '.. .,.. ,,-- V I ' U U ' ., va I 2 T1 T 1 6 F tlrr 1 , v W' L A o it Y 'D' 'RQ' .' I I- - , a u 1 - n a Q u I , F aculiy 31139 L TENTH GRADE ADVISORS Rowl Mr N Scott Mr S Brenner Mrs I Ioslm Mrs M Whrtford, M1ssV Watts Mr R Kaltenbach Mr G Farwell Row2 Mr E Bernhard Mr J Mozran Absent from p1cture Mr F Wyroba W--I-A ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH GRADE ADVISORS Row 1 Mrss A Ohver Mrs M Babrch Mrs C Neyerlln M1ssA Teal Mrs I Losen M1ssJ U1r1ch Mr R Kmckerbocker Row2 Mr F Schaad Mr L Rutherford Mr E Krng Mr E Schmrdt Mr R Sullwell Mr M Mlchal akes Mr J Bernhard Mr A Root Absent from PICIUIC Mr C Fregl and Mr F Schaad 11 Service Mr, John Rosenbach, School Psychologistg Dr. I. Maxon Reeves, Guidance Director, GUIDANCE COUNSELORSg Miss Alice Oliver, Mrs. Carolyn Neyerlin Mr. George Holden, With the division of our guidance department into two separate offices, we find the old office occupied by Mr. Holden, a full time guidance counselor, and the new of- fice occuipied by Mrs. Neyerlin and Miss Oliver, part time gui ance counselors. Dr. Reeves, who directs the testin and psychological program, shares his new office with hir. Rosenbach, our school psychologist. Among some new additions to our office staff are Mrs. Honsberger at the switchboard and Mrs. Howe, Mr. Kin- i ney's secretary. Mrs. Tilley, who is absent from the picture, has completed her first ear as secretary to Mr Holden and Mr. Taylor. We wish to thank all the mem- bers of these staffs for their efforts on our behalf. Wir Mr. Robert Kinney, Clerk of the District and Business Manager. Mrs, D. Holmwood, Mrs, L, Honsberger, Mrs, G. Howe, Mrs, M. Larkin, Mrs, C, Fairlie. xfifszff , ' ' If 4 A school as large as ours must keep a close watch on the health of its students. Our school nurse, Miss Macdonald makes certain we are fit for athletics as well as daily life. Our dental hygenist, Mrs. Cameron and Dr. Fisher, the sc ool doctor, work with her in insuring our good health. Mrs, D, Cameron, Dental Hygenist and Miss M, Macdonald, School Nurse. Without the competent custodial staff, our school would not have the shining floors, clean ip Mrs, F, Wood, Dietitian, Mrs, A. Deitz, Mrs, T, Billiar, Mrs. L. Lindstedt, Mrs, N, Johnson, Mrs, L, deLaunders, Mrs, L, Lowery, Mrs, S, Simon, Mrs. C. Krehbiel, Under the expert direction of the head dietitian, Mrs. Wood, our school cafeteria offers us prompt service and well planned meals. The addition of the new cafeteria and extra kitchen help has increased the efficiency of our cafeteria staff. The pleasant new cafeteria for upperclassmen greatly re- lieves the former congestion in the lunch line. windows, and desks which make Clarence High an object of admiration to visitors. The trans- portation staff which aids us in tting to and from school renders us a valuabfg service. It is composed of 12 bus drivers. Many times we have been thankful to see that familiar yellow bus appear through rain or snow. Bus Drivers: Row 1: R.Long, I. DePalmo, J, Heiman, 1, Austin, P, Drachenburg, R,Peronne, C.deLaunders, Row 2: W,l-lonsberger, A.Zimmerman, C,Shis1er, F,Sheasly, C.Ga11ery, Custodiansg Mrs, C, Williams, Mrs, L, Hoff- man, Mrs, N, Sword, Mr, W. Holmwood, Mr. I. De Palmo, Mr, P, Lawton, Mr, H. Besencon . . . . . .1 11:52 1-1-.-15 1-151115-g...:g.g HE.: : :.,::::5:E:E.:E2:5,.,:-f5.555.g. - - . . . .. . . ..-1-.:::..:.,.:-1-.r::.2--.2 an-feiii?121:25:-:eat-Ziiizi'rmzieiiiziaiz:2'I--is:12a1:Sa2:-221:::zi52i'::3- i11Ea21i6'1ifi'i''12z21222e2e213'2252- -1'21E1i12121211- -' .- ts',:g::::::.:..::::::g.-'1.:-:- ----- . -' -' - ' ' 5 ,- ...ha wwf? Communication is an im- portant factor now and in future The methods which we have mastered soon will be put to use as we deal with our fellow men On sea, ra- dar screens, radio and tele- graph are put to use as the ship wends its way throu h stormy and fair weather. h manner in which we use our communicative skills may determine the degree of suc- cess which we will achieve in life. SENIURS Class Hisfory l A , Selling refresh- ments, A suc- cessful paper drive. Junior C lass Officers , Checking Wraps. Oriental Gardens , m I 1 I. fx -i'4'w'T 145W i. rg, as Sampling the punch at Christmas dance. We, the class of 1957, were the first 7th grade to drop anchor in this building and com- plete our high school years here . As Freshmen, under the capable leadership of our president, Sharleen Brushaber, we began our money-mak- ing campaign by managing the school store . Our first big class dance, the Frosh Frolic, had everyone talking about our theme, Ebb Tide The title of Sophomores, with john Roneker as president, gave us greater confidence in our Senior high school career. Our Soph Hop found everyone Swinging on a Star. Gene Smith showed our class his athletic potentialities by being a part of our undefeated varsity football team . At the beginning of our junior year, john Roneker again took office as president . john Roneker and Judy Wade were crowned king and queen in our Oriental Garden. Our junior Play, Men are Like Streetcars, had everyone laughing at the hilarious episodes of our teen- ager, Maudie, portrayed by Connie Stark. Our classmates honored us by receiving many a- wards . With the dawning of our last year, the class elected Gayle Lewis to guide them through this year. Plans were immediately made for our dinner dance at Transit Valley Country Club. Our magazine sales added to our treasury bal- ance with Bob Lenz achieving the honor of top salesman. The Saturday paper drives provided an exciting as well as a profitable time . This year proved to be very busy especially when practices began for our Senior Play, Letters to Lucerne Mistletoe Magic at our Christmas Dance provided an enchanting time for everyone . Gene Smith and Gayle Lewis were crowned king and queen . As our well-guided course through C.C.H.S. has come to a close, we realize that we are once again about to raise anchor and trim our sails for the unknown course of the future . 16 Letters to Lucerne. ,Alf Gayle MARGARET GAYLE LEWIS A dlamond Ln the settzng personulzty Major Scrence Latln Ambmon Attend Unlverslty of Buffalo Class Pres 4 Glee Club 2 Stage Crew 3 Dramaucs 2 3 4 Pane Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Nat lThesp1ans 3 4 Ir Play 3 Sr Play 4 Student Councrl 3 Saga Staff Operetta 3 PRESIDENT Class Officers .........4y Marylzn MARYLIN RYAN Nbne but hersel can be her parallel Major Scxence Ambmon Get Through College Class V Pres 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Chess Club 1 4 Grrls Leaders Club 3 4 Senlor Play 4 Saga Staff Water Show 2 SECRETARY hui' ,lvl . 1 I f I f ' ' I of O . 0 . : ' I U I , 1, ,3,'4, ' ' . 1 I - I I 1 - ,N , 4 f VICE PRESIDENT r 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 I I I I 1 A . V 4 1 1 : . I 1 : I U .I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 : . Q . . .. I ' Q : .f . I - Judy IUDITH ANN WADE Hould only there be more lzke her Major Sclence Ambmon Phys1calEducat1on Teacher Dance Band 1 2 3 4 Scholarshrp Club 4 Grrls Leaders 3 Marchrng Band 1 2 Swrmmmg Club l 2 3 Honor Legron 2 3 4 Honor Leglon Chref 4 Class Sec y 1 2 Class Treas 3 4 Saga Staff Cheerleader 2 3 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Water Ballet l 2 3 Jr Prom Queen 3 TREASURER .J Nance NANCY ANN MAYBACH 4 cheerful cizsposttton and much ambztwn Major Business Secretarral Ambxtron Private Secretary Class Sec y 3 4 Grrls Leaders 3 4 Internat1onalRelat1ons Club 3 Glee Club 3 Scholar sh1pClub4 G A A 4 Sub scrrptron Ed Saga Staff Stage Crew 4 Junlor Play Op eretta 3 Senlor Play Bake DIANE CAROLE BAKER A cheerful countenance ts pleasant slght Major Busmess School Glrls Leaders Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Llbrary Club 1 5-41 fl' Iudy if Sandy SANDRA JEAN ALDERMAN Onet modest sweet a com bmatton you just can t beat Mayor Busmess and Homemakmg Ambmon Diet1t1an Operetta 1 4FHA 234 GleeClub12 3 4 Grrls Leaders Club 4 IUDITH ELIZABETH ANDREWS Her thoughts are kmd her ways are pleasant Major Math and Scrence Ambmon Attend College Gold Honor Pm Water Show 2 3 4 F H A 2 Br1dgeClub3 Glee Club 3 Girls Leaders Club 4 Scholarshxp Club 4 Swlmming Club 2 3 4 Pep Plub 4 Fun 1 e EUNICE AUDREY BARNES Some thrnk the world was made for fun and jrolze and sodol Major Vocat1ona1Stenography Ambmon Pnvate Secretary Semor Play Iwnor Play Saga staff Operetta 4 Stage Crew 4 Grrls Leaders Club 1 2 3 Chess 1 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Dramatlcs 4 Newspaper 3 G A A 4 Com merce Club 4 18 B1. WILLIAM DAVID BAXTER There Ls no great gemus wzthout a touch oj madness Major Math and Scrence Ambmon B1010glSI Silver Honor Pin lntemanonal Rela tions Club 3 Chess Club 4 I S M S 3 4 Interscholasuc Sclence Soclety 4 Wrestlmg 3 K '- . Anim, '-gr-, X I , X 4 -A 1 1 1 1 'l'7 'J ' H 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 1 w 1 1 , , ' f ' . :. X 1 1 1 - I 2 . ' ' I I I ' . ' Y ' : - - . : . . - : : ' I . . , , . . 2 I I ' 9 5 I I I I I - 1 ' ' 9 I : U I D I f , 1 1 . I ' ' l fl ' , X ' 1 1 ,K ' . 'L . . . 4. Ambition: Attend Comptometer 3- : ' ' 1 I ' : z . 2. x 5' A f . fa ,N V. 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LL, If - ,,,' ,J-' ij Brownle NORMAN LEE BRAUEN The road to a jrzend s house LS never long Major Busxness AlTlb1I1Ol'l MOIIICIHH Iumor Play Co Publlclty Mgr Saga Operetta 3 Stage Crew 3 4 Water Show 3 School Store 1 A V 1 2 3 4 Cafeter1a2 4 Chef Club 3 fbi 'L ! 4-.....,,,,,.u4 ' Boots RUTH ELIZABETH BORDONARO Sll8HC8 IS more muslcal than a song Major Busmess Ambmon Bookkeeper Glee Club 2 3,4 Brrdge Club 3 Com merce Club 4 QF' Z' Sherry SHARLEEN FERN BRUSHABER lhere s there s u.n there s Sherry Major Secretar1al Ambmon To stay happy Glee Club 1 Swlmmlng Club 2 Dramatrcs 3 Newspaper 4 Glrls Leaders 4 Honor Leglon 2 Class Pres 1 Class Treas Cheerleader 1 Operetta 1 Water Ballet 1 2 4 Band 1 Majorette 3 20 Dlck RICHARD JOHN BORSINK He who IS determlned has half hrs work done Major Sclence Ambmon Mechan1ca1 Engmeer Rlfle Team 3 Rlfle Club 3 4 Internatxonal Relauons Club 3 Advanced Chess Club 4 Barb BARBARA ANN CARMER Others have thezr careers and fond utshes but her chle umbltlon ls be u Urs Major Secretaual Ambmon To get marned Glee Club 1 4 Band 1 2 as MARCIA SUE CASEY lhen joy and duty clash let duty go to smash Major Busmess Ambmon Typrst Saga Staff Stage Crew 4 Operetta 4 Jwuor Play Chess Clubl 2 4 F H A 4 GleeClub1 2 3 GA A X 2 Z, Suzte SUSANNE MARY Cl-IRISTMAN Happy she IS and happy she ll stay Major French Ambmon Teacher Operetta 3 4 Iumor Play Semor Play Dramaues Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Lync Club 4 News paper 4 Nauonal Thespran 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Pzchard RICHARD CHERRY Conversatzon always seems to tlre me Major Agrrculture Ambmon Poultry Farmer A 2 Steve STEPHEN COOK Nhat I can t see I never ul l l be l leve Mayor Scxence Math and French Ambmon E1ectr1ca1Eng1neer Honor SOCICIY Iunlor Play Gold Honor Pm Operetta 2 3 M S 21 Dermrs DENNIS MALCOLM CORY The halls of fame are uule open Major Busmess and Art AlTlb1IlOI1 Macy s Sales Man ager Jumor Play Pubhclty Ed Saga Operetta 3 Band 1 Stage Crew 3 Water Show 3 A V 1 4 CraftC1ub2 3 Band Concert 3 Do r c DORCA S D CMUNN A sunny dzsposztzon LS no small asset tn ll e Major Sclence Amb1t1on Undeclded Semor Play Saga Staff Operetta2 3 Band 1 Water Ballet 1 2 4 Brldge Club 3 Rlfle Club 3 Girls Leaders 4 Swlmmxng Club 1 2 3 4 Pep C1ub4 wwf! ...ff Boste ROSE ANN CULMO A scmtzllatlng personultty una' such pleasant ways Major Secretanal Ambluon Travel Sen1or Play Nauonal Thesplans Lyrlc Club 4 Glee Club 1 4 Drama Club 1 4 Operetta l 2 3 4 Herble fx! g DAVID FREDRICK G CUNNINGHAM I am very fond of the com pany of ladzes Major Buslness Ambiuon Professional Golfer W1ll1amsv11le l-hgh School 1 2 3 V3l'SlIy Basketball 4 Varsxty Football 4 Golf 4 Judy IUDITH FAYE DUGAN The world Ls no better rj we worry Major Secretanal Ambmon Model Water Ballet 1 2 Chess Club 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 Iumor Play Sen 1or Play Saga Staff Newspaper Staff3 4 Swrmmmg Club 1 2 G A A 4 Dramatlcs 4 Stage Crew 4 22 Young Mrll WILLIAM FARRELL Cheer up' The worst IS yet to come Major Math Ambiuon Engmeer Stage Crew 3,4 Swimmmg 3 Golf 4 Saga smff Chess Club Stage Crew Club 3 4 Bndge Club 3 Chess Club 4 483 f I ' 1 1 rf s 4, I 'VV 5 1' ' I 1 ' ' f I ' 1 1 D , ' ' , l . . . . 1 : 8 1 J 9 9 . 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Commercial Artist: Junior Play- Honor Society- Art Editor Saga Gold Honor Pin Operetta Student Dlrector Water Show 3 4 Girls State Rep 3 Crafts Club 2 3 Girls Leaders 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Internatlon al Relations 3 Scholarship Club 4 Painting Club Pep Club 4 Senior Play G A A 4 '25- ' Cheryl CHERYL ELIZABETH GEEL Nothlng great was ever a chteved wtthout enthusiasm Major Math and Science Ambmon Math Teacher Gold Honor Pm National Honor So G A A 4 Operetta 3 Junior Play Girls Leaders 3 4 Inter nat1onalRelat1ons 3 V Pres Jun lor Class Student Council 1 2 Scholarslup Club 4 Dramaucs Club 3 f as M K gp.- v tw - .q... W, . a ' 1 as f ' f i sf , J! , ' 'Mar ion ' ' MARION ELIZABETH FRANK 'No words can express her in- flmte sweetness Major Math and Science Ambition Teacher Junior Play Senior Play Photography Mgr Saga Cheerleader 4 Water Show 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 3 Grrls Leaders 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Swrmmlng Club 1 2 3 4 Inter national Relatlons 3 Pep Club 4 G A A 4 xi-A---v-J Goodle PATRICIA JOAN GOODMAN L1 e is just one darned thmg after another Major Business Play, Senior Play Saga Staff Operetta 1 2 Water Show 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Swrmmmg Club 1 2 Newspaper Club 3 Rrfle Club 4 Dramatrcs Club 4 23 8' Il e EDWARD W GREEN Thought ls deeper than all Speech Major Math Ambruon To be a success Saga Staff Stage Crew4 I V Football 2 Golfl 2 Swrmmmg 1 2 3 4 Chess Club 1 2 3 4 Bridge Club 3 -'PH-4 59552-f fr:-,Q I Y . H ,, . ' ' 1 1 1 I D . ' . : 9 :Q . : ' - ' : I 2 2 I I : ' : ' I Q o I ' : : H Q ' I 9 I F 9 5 : ' ' : : ' - S S ' I . 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' . mea: 3 l I I o I , ' ' :Z Af.-al ' : ' : : ii'? ?f1rf'W 1 am DANIEL HENRY HAMANN Wherever he went or when ever he came everyone halled htm wlth loudest acclalm Major Busmess Ambruon Own Truckmg Company Surveyors Club 1 Student Councrl 3 Saga Staff Basketballl 2 Footballl 2 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Wrestlrng 2 iii we O ROBERT LEIF GRYTTEN The best Ls yet to come Major Math Ambmon Successful Busrness man Football 1 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Track 3 4 Iumor Play Pmochle Club 3 Student Councrl 1 4 Glee Club 2 3 Class V1ce Pres 1 J' Donna DONNA LYNNE HATLING Good nature and good sense wrll be her companrons all through ltje Major Math, Scrence and Laun Ambmon- Physrcrang Grrls' Leaders 3, 4g Drarnatrcs Club 3, Internauonal Relauons Club 3g Greek Club 45 Scholarshrp Club 4, Natronal Honor Socrety, Gold Honor Pm. 24 ww 2 Lynne MARY LYNNE HABERER Qttll water runs deep MaJor Vocat1ona1Stenography Ambmon Prrvate Secretary Junror Play Semor Play Saga Staff Glee Club 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Pep Club 4 'J,,..f 2 ro PRISCILLA DARLENE HELMS Let this be a world 0 rlends Major Secretanal Ambmon- Secretary. Operetta 3,4, Water Show 1, Glee Club 1, 2,3,4, Dramaucs 2,3, F.H.A. 1 A ,E 4 , 1 ' ,,' 1 if ' if H ri , . ., I- , AEA I , I I ,J l 1 ff ff V .' K 4 RQWM , 3 I X 15 4 1 1 1 72 ? Y 1 g K- ,1 me ' , 5 1 r ' 1 1 l IB bl I . : . I r ' 1 I ' 1 ' . , 9 1 ' 3 1 1 1 . . D . - i . 3 1 1 1 S ' 1 I 1 S 1 I I I 1 P 1 I - - I IH I I I I V ' 1 1 , , . : . , , Q I , . I . 1 . , I I I Y S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n I 9 V A ' I I I I P --C I I ' f 1 1 1 J f . , , . . I F om THOMAS GARY HURD e and my Ford my l'ord and me we ll sttck together ttll we htt a tree Major Scrence Ambrtron U S Navy Football 1 2 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 4 ,A r 5...- '95-f f lark CLARK STERLING KAMPER 411 the great men are Jytng and I don t jeel so uell myself Major SCICHCC and Math Ambruon Chemrst Stamp Club 1 Internatronal Rela trons 3 Sllver Honor Pm Foot ball 1 2 Wrestlrng 2 Ie ann 1 e IEANETTE HARRIET IACOBS Fun to be mth and deltght jul to know Major Scrence Ambrtron Nurse Iunror Play Senror Play National Honor So crety Student Councrl 1 Saga staff Gold Honor Prn Operetta 3 4 Water Show 2 Pep Club 3 Internat1onalRelat1ons 3 Chess Club 3 4 Future Nurses 1 lack JOHN HARVEY KELLY Sometimes I s1.t and thtnk somettmes I just stt Major Busrness Ambrtron Undecrded Glee Club 3 4 Commerce Club 4 Saga Staff Basketballl 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Bowlrng 3 25 innte ANNETTE MARGUERITE LARKIN The mtldest manners and the greatest heart Major Scrence and Math Ambmon Puvate Duty Nurse F H A 1 Glee Club 3 4 Saga Staff vg f .f ts x 'I N I A I ffT ff 1 1 A If ' w , , . , , I1 ' 1: , , ' ll . ' . ,, Q. . u . ' n A ' ll 1 Q n 9 Q ' 1 I v - ' ' : I ' I : - I I Z 3 , I 7 I 2 v S - ' - ': fe A ll ' ll 2 I f ' 1 II ,A . . ' -.1 1- I i.. . A 5 1 . . 0 n I n 1 1 . , -rx' 'Y .' . , , , sro- V , . x' -A at.. F . '. ' - . 4i1..f fl' 11 Il , N ' If JI x ' 11 . ' ' ff. - H - V , - 'S . . , .. . x - - U- 1, : ' ' : ' : : ' : ' : ' : ' 9 1 S .. .. : ' : n n o I I U V41 .X 1- , a SARAH ELIZABETH LEWIS Not all her worth IS knoun a glance Major Sclence Ambitron Nurse Portvxlle Central School 1 2 west Hrgh School 3 Dramaucs Club 4 Grrls Leaders 4 Senror Play 4 Saga Staff Newspaper4 Pep Club 4 ff d .. Shlrl SHIRLEY IEANNE LARSON Not that she loves study less but that she loves un more Major Scrence Ambluon Nurse Dance Band 1 2 3 4 GleeClub1 2 Dra maucs 3 Majorette 2 3 Water Ballet 3 4 Swrmmmg Club 2 3 4 G A A 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 Stage Crew 3 4 .Z Barb BARBARA WENDY LEX The best o ltfe ls conver sat Lon Major Scrence Math Latrn Musrc Ambmon Nuclear Physrcrst Gold Honor P1n National Honor Socrety Nat1ona1Thesplans 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Greek Club 4 Lyrrc Club 4 Newspaper Feature Ed 3, Edrtor 1n Ch1ef4g Stage Crew 2,3, 4, Operetta 1,2,3,4, Semor Play, Saga Staff, Newspaper Club 3 26 ,,,'! A .',. I ROBERT W LENZ e qulet mtnd ts rlcher than a crown Major Mechan1calDraw1ng Ambxtion Restaurant Manager Boys Chef Club 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Bronze Honor P1n Sax. .f I Mar tha MARTHA ELIZABETH LUEBBERT Qnet unassumtng yet Ln terested Ln everythmg around CT' Major Scrence and Math Ambmon Nurse Saga Staff 1' 'i in , 4. - t I..,1, ' .-1-A fffz'-'m ,- 1:': v --lf... ' E V - I :112:1f?fr.-',-:'1-:- ' A :xx 113.3-1'1'1'5 XR Av' 1'I 'q'u ' x SX -a ui.: .1 Q-. I 4 ulIl.'- - ' ' ' ' ' 1 lB0b 1 1 ' ' 1 ,Th - . 0 . . I f . I I I I . f v ' ' 2 2 Commerce Club 4: Stamp Club 43 1 1 1 I 1 I ' ' Q , I 1 1 I l . 1 I 1 1 I - - - I 1 P U 1 : I ' I Inq ll I r - ' at . ' ' 1 ' . : ' 1 I I , , . . . I , .1 .. . , I I . 4 X X I I ,Q vi? , ' r I 1 1 I ' , , I I f ' ' - 4 g - ' ' - 1 I I . , , . . . . : . ' I . D h ' I I . . 1 . I Q ' .' ll ll . 1 . g Q . P I. , : ' . : --'il s 1 1 1 l I I 1 0 1 : , f I 1 - Jeante MARILYN IEAN MADDOCK Her ways are as true as her alms Major BUSINESS Ambmon Accountant Glee Clu 234FHA 3 Saga Staff Dmples NANCY MAY MARZOLF The smtle on her ace ts only a mtrror o her per sonaltty Major I-lomemakrng Ambmon To be a success rn lrfe Glee Club 3 4 Commerce Club 4 lnternatronal Relatrons 3 Iumor Play Senror Play Student Counc112 Saga Staff Op eretta 3 4 'ann Dabs DIANA CAROL MARTIN Moderate o attttude of thoughts sure and sound Major Busrness Ambltron Commercral Teacher Future Teachers of Amenca 3 Glee Club 1 2 'm'f lnl. ,Ave Judy JUDY LOU MATTISON 4 cheerful jrlend wtth a gay and ltkeable personaltty Major Scrence and French Ambruon Teacher Glee Club 1 2 3 Drarnatrcs 3 Grrls Leaders 3 Twrrhngl 2 3 In ternatronal Relatrons 3 Photog raphy 4 Scholarshrp Club 4 Swrmmrng Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Senror Play Saga Staff Water Ballet 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 4 27 n DONALD GEORGE McCLARIN Is there a heart that mustc cannot melt9 Major Instrumental Music Ambrtron Musrc Teacher Dance Band 1 2 3 4 Skt Club 1 Glee Club 4 Drxieland Band 2 3 Junior Play Saga Staff Sllver Honor Pm Operetta 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Tl I 1 5 .f Il ' rr If ,, b . . : . . ' :uv u . : i !l E K Do if ? f ,, . ' ' . . . : ' A . : . : ' KN : I I ff ' 1 : I U 1 3 Z .2 in State Festivals 3,4, . A WJ' A. - . ,, . ,, ll ra ' II Q . . I I . n l I . P . . r ' 2 , Q 1 9 n I ' ' 3 ' 3 S ' I ' Q N I ' u ' 9 v n I , . : : ' ' F 1 1 n I e CAROLE LOUISE METZGER On her tongue IS the law of ktndness Major Scrence Ambltlon To Attend College F HA 1 G1eeClub1 234 Internat1onalRelat1ons 3 News paper Staff 3 Grrls Leaders 2, V1ce Pres 3 Pres 4 Lyrrc Club 4 Saga Staff Operetta 1 2 Student Drrector Water Ballet 2 --'47 I rt sh CAROLE TEAN MCLAUGHLIN To see her ts to love her Major Scrence Ambmon To have twelve angels Glee Club 3 4 Chess Club 3 Gurls Leaders 3 4 Pres 3 Senlor Play Student Councrl Sec y 4 Bronze Honor Pm Sec y Athletlc Assocratron 4 Moke GARY ERWIN MUCHOW I would be better lf I could but It ts borrng bemg good Major Agnculture Ambxtron Undeclded F F A 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3,4 Base ball 1,2 Wrestlmg 1 2 3 4 28 Wy ff' Charlotte CHARLOTTE MERGENHAGEN The only way to have a rtend ls to be one Major Buslness Ambxtion Secretary Neuman H gh School 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 Munch KAREN E MUNSCHAUER 9he meets ltfe as though tt were her own tnventton MaJor Math French and Science Ambltion Nurse Dramatrcs 1 3 Grrls Leaders 3 Intemat1ona1Re latrons 3 Scholarshrp Club 4 Jun lor Play Honor Society Saga Staff Gold Honor Pm Operetta 3 Stage Crew 4. il? 3, 3 V ' s -W 11 lr .5 - rc 11 - 1: f . . ,, .: . 4' ' ' . - - . . 2 I n I: 0 t . : :I . ' ' I I 1 I F 2 s I -. . I F ' ,. sv ra A' r:Hd rr ' A 5? A ' - Il .: . .. ' I Q O 9 ? . 1 1 I n a 1: : - I . . o . . . . . . 1 .va n , 1 o .2 ' . f 5. Q r 4 rw X , 'hy Y 4 at If 'I A . II - - t ll ll ' . : 1 rl ' ' . . ' 1 ' ' o - A - - 11 ' ' - ' - , o . 0 . I - . . 1 . .. . s 1 : :. . . , .. I I - a o v nan an v A F 1 v u 0 Bones BRET JAMES NORRIS Gentus ts the capactty or evadtng hard work Major Scrence Ambttton Conservatlomst Chess Club 1 2 3 4 Interna uonal Relatrons 3 Honor Legxon Saga Staff Band 1 Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 2 Ozzze ROBERT HAROLD OSBORN Under hrs outward ca m dwells mtschle Major Agrrculture and Shop Ambmon Dany Farmer F F 2,3 4 Wresthng 3 4 o ROBERT EMMET O LEARY 4 champton tn anyone s league' Mayor Math and Science Ambtuon C'1v1lEng1neer Chess Club 1 2 3 Junror Play Honor Legxon Student Counc1l 2 3 Vlce Pres 4 Saga Staff Basketball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 j DOROTHY JEAN POST Her ways are uays of pleas antness and all her paths are peace Major Secretarial Ambmon Secretary Glee Club 3 Dramattcs Club 1 3 Saga Staff 9 Elste ELSA RAYE RAUPACH there she gatns a rtend Major Sclence and Latin Ambltton Fore1gnD1plomat Edltor tn Chxef Saga Gold Honor Pm Honor Soclety Stu dent Counc1l 3 Pep Club 4 G A A 4 Guls Leaders2 3 Newspaper 3 Swlmmmg l 4 Water Show 1 4 Scholarship Club 4 V P Class 2 Athleuc Ass n Sec y 3 Band 1 2 Syra cuse Cxtizenship Conf 3 Model U N 3 Z ' 'L I N. PM A xg 34, E J R . I I . A , fx X I . . ,, lfB bil ' i . . ' : ' ' .I 'o n 3 ' l I: ' ' ' : . f A 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Swimming 1. ,where she meets a Stranger VV ' f ' .ll . - - z 'z' .: .4: S ,Af . c .': I l i A S ' . ' : .1 - iq 11 ' , Z , fl ' ' fl lrwtll I ':' : ' : . .A. - Y .- la s I . n 0 ARLENE MARIE RICHELT Whatever LS worth domg at all 1.s worth dozng well Major Secretarlal Ambmon Prlvate Secretary Internauonal Relauons 3 Glee Club 3 4 Sec y Mgr Saga Band 1 2 Operetta 2 Gold Honor Pm Model U N Assembly 3 Model Buffalo Metropolnan Congress 3 Ch ar C HARLENE DORTHEA REICH Good nature thou art a jewel' Major Busmess Ambmon Prxvate Secretary Glee Club 3 Newspaper 3 4 Operetta 3 Saga Staff Gold Honor P1n .aff Rzch JOAN ELIZABETH RICHEY Always a mlschlevous gleam Ln her eyes MaJor Secretanal Ambmon Secretary Chess Club 1 4 Dramaucs 4 Iumor Play Semor Play Saga Staff Operetta 4g G A A 4 30 0 ROBERT NELSON RHODES An all round good fellow Major Math and Scrence Amb1t1on Engmeer Drama Club 3 Junror Play 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Swlmmmgl 2 Wresthng 3 'i Janne JANE MARIE ROBINSON 'lflarrzage IS a destmy made mn heaven Major Busmess Ambmon Marnage Dramancs 1 2 Bowlmg Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Internat1ona1Relat1ons 3 Commerce Club 4 F H A 1 Saga Staff Operetta 1 2 , fl AQ 1 Q3 5, Y l ' 1 ' Aki 4-f K IIB bf: C - 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' I I 1 I . . l . . . . 1 1 , ' ' I 1 ' 1 I - 1 ' I , , : f : . . . . . 1 I 1 . . 1 1 1 . 1- 11 . 1 1 1 1 -3 ' 'H 1 1 1 1 ' Ar I 1 ' - I . . , , J - ' . . . . . . . s 4: ' I II ll I - V l I ' I 1 1 1 Q 1 Q ' 5 . 1 If R' ' V , A vias V , 1 1 ' 1 1 ' l ,fn 3 V I I - - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . , , , , . , . . . . - I I ' ' 1 1 . ' . , 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 : P . . I : 2 ll ll ' ' 1 ' . ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 . - ' . 1 I 1 1 1 1 . . Dumbo JOHN L RONEKER The backbone of any class rs a truly all around gu Mayor Math and Scrence Ambmon Pxlot Class Pres 2 3 Student Councrl Pres 4 In temauonal Relauons 3 Saga Staff Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Louze LOUISE ANNE SCHOMBER Pretty to walk wrth and wrtty to talk wrth Mayor Scrence Ambinon Med1calTechn1c1an Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Glrls Leaders 3 Internat1ona1Relat1ons 3 Dra maucs Club 2 4 Lync Club 4 Nat1onalThesp1ans Saga Staff Cheerleader 3, Cap t 4 Operetta 1 Stage Crew 4 Water Ballet 2 X ! Nance NANCY IEANNE SCHIFFERLE Worrtes none full o un Major Math and Latm Ambmon Beautrcxan F H 1 2 Pres 3 4 Glee Club 3 Guls Leaders 3 4 Pep Club 4 Junror Play 3 Saga Staff Operetta 1 3 Dave DAVID CARL SCIANDIUX A lzttle nonsense now and then IS reltshed by the wlsest men Major Busrness Ambmon Cert1f1edPubhc Accountant Bronze Honor P1n Bowhng Club 1 1 Blondle DOLORES MAY SMITH Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes Major Secretarlal Ambmon Secretary F H A 1 Gxrls Leaders4 Stage Crew 4 Connte Gene EUGENE NORMAN SMITH Athlettc good looktng popular all combtned an up to date man 0 the very best ktnd Major Buslness Ambition Coach Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Student Counc1l1 Operetta 4 Stage Crew 3 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 A cute ltttle trtck utth many of them Major Secretarral Ambmon Med1ca1 Secretary Swrrnmlng Club 2 3 Dramatrcs Club Sec y 1 4 Chess Club 1 Dance Band 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 Lyrxc Club 4 G1rls Leaders 3 4 Jun 1or Play Senxor Play Saga Staff Srlver Honor Pm Operetta 1 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Water Ballet 1 2 Nat1onalThesp1ans '59 Dtmples JOYCE GENEVIEVE STEVENS Full of pep and lots oj vzm ln all the sports she s sure to wln Major Buslness and Home Eco nomxcs Ambltlon Telephone Operator F H A 1 2 R1fleC1ub Secy 3 lnternauonal Relatrons 3 Grrls Leaders 3 4 Swrmmmg Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Water Ballet 2 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 Rlfle Team 3 32 at PATRICIA ANNE SNYDER e thtng that makes ltje worth whlle ts just a pleas ant smtle Major l-lomemakrng Ambmon Work Glee Club 2 Terry THERESA EILENE ST MARY Let yes but a stncere and honest jrtend Major Home Economlcs and Business Ambrtron Secretary Glee Club 2 Saga Staff If A 5 I I I I I ,P , ' I I ' I - , r ,Th . . . , , ' f ' I I 1 .' 1 z 1, ,3,4, ' . . : . . .4: I I O f xl CONSTANCE IRENE STARK 'Q vw 1 X, 1' yr 'W - 'IW I I I . . i ' ' . : ' ' 4 11 I 9 1 I ' r r 2 B1 WILLIAM STEVEN SUKMAN God bless the man who IH vented sleep' Major Busmess and Mechamcal Drawlng Ambmon Archxtect Chess Club 3 Commerce Club 4 Saga staff Football 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 4 is-Cf..-'tif Betty ELIZABETH ANN TORREY From the crozm o her head to the sole of her oot s e is all mirth Major. Secretarial Ambition: Private Secretary: Business Mgr Saga - Bronze Honor Pin- Water Ballet 2 3 ' es WESLEY JOHN TAYLOR Great hopes make great men Major Math Ambmon Mechan1ca1Eng1neer Chess Club 2 4 Internat1ona1Re lauons 3 Srlver Honor P1n A V 1 2 3 4 641446 1-X I Juane DUA NE EUGENE WEBSTER From day to day he goes his UJO, . Major: Vocational Agriculture Ambition: Farming- F F A 1 2 3- Band 1- Basketball 2- Base- ball 1- Track 1 2 3 33 Iudy IUDITH ANN WESEMAN Nothmg rs tmposstble to a wtlltng heart Major Scxence Ambiuon Pubhc Health Nurse Drarnancs Club 3 International Relations 3 4 Scholarshlp Club 4 Stage Crew 4 Gxrls Leaders 3, Sec y 4 Class Treas 1 Stu dent Council 3 4 Advertising Mgr Saga Sllver Honor P1n Operetta Student Busmess Mgr 3 Water Ballet 3 Yock CAROLE ANN YOCIGEY Lzje ts full of bumps and a sense o humor ts a ooo shock absorber Major Vocat1ona1Stenography Ambmon Have a Ball Drama 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 Jun lor Play Operetta 1 2 3 4 Stage 2 3 4 Nat1onalThesp1an Pres 4 G1l.'1S Leaders 4 Q z fff' Lella LEILAI WILSON Oh to throw these books away and leave to jotn the un Major Sclence Bowlmg 1 Sw1mm1ng Club 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 Gtrls Leaders 3 4 G A A 4 Saga Staff Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Cap t 2 Stage Crew 3 Water Ballet 2 3 MICHAEL LAWTON Major Art 34 Pete PETER JOSEPH WOLFE Knowledge ls poaer but a good blufjer beats onythlng Major Buslness Ambmon Transportatton Sw1m mmg 1 Football 1 Bowling 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Rrfle Team 4 Rlfle Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 ,f A E g E so f Mu 'W rf xl I ' . : ' ' z D I Ambition: Physical Therapist: Bridge C1ub'3.: : 1. . .4. ' f ' U fl . r il. I If .32 'QI' ,A ,.. X ' ' 1:1nfI2i f ' Q: if -Q. Q . 1- q v: G H . .,,-gm-,1 Jvtf, I 1 .X Vg: A W , .s ,mn 5 I .Q . ,, I. ., Q. -.A . 4: va,-, ,L , .1 .ffffy G f-A:,! f l , lg: 3.1.36 3 Ld. , 'iw nj? Eif ' -E 1' WF' ' 4522: 1. V3 ' Q A , 1 wa A: 0 -1 - Y vr W si' JPN' L Q, U 'x I' C O I 1 ll' 1 Y ngl'f -4: --.-.1 ' , 0 gg: il' 5 Nl- x , My 'sv 1, 1 i I 1 4 fig ' ff ' Q' ' Y' ' I I X q, a Q T Y fi . , I 'X , 1 -' 1 f. ' r xr Z j. 5513 'Ml' Ars!! 46, ' 'K 3 up ' 1 1 fs 1 'Q 1 -., A.: WPA .c x. 'm 'YQ ,.-1' r 'nn ' ,,..-an '11 an l 44 Ag 1 ...ff Naiional Honor Sociefy I r in Row 1: I.Iacobs, B,Lex, S,Cook, K.Munschauer, Vice President L,Bergstrom, Row 2: Treasurer E,Raupach, C.Geel, Secretary J,Weseman, D.Hat1ing, C,Ack1en, President E . Flesher. Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service are the four keystones which every mem- ber of the National Honor Society must strive to uphold. The society promotes good citizenship, provides a goal for which every student may strive, and aids the school in various ways. Under the direction of Mrs. Neyerlin, our advisor, the five year old organization has initiated sev- eral new projects which have been beneficial in bringing the society closer to the student body. The success of our ta day and Holiday Alumni Dance was such that tiese affairs will now be- come annual events at C.C.l-I.S. Although Carolyn Acklen transferred to a Dallas, Texas High School, our membership remained at eleven. We are proud to award Takeshi Negeshi, our for- eign exchange student, honorary membership in the society. Ligh 36 Following one of their four keystones, the Honor Society served as guides at the P. T. A Open House. ter moments are put into our activities as here we enjoy our first alumni dance. Tucky has been active as the Interpreter in our musical, The King and I, and has aided his class in paper drives and other senior functions. His never- ending curiosity about our way of life and tireless energy keep many of us American students breathless. Next year another for- eign student will be here in his place, and Tucky will be home in japan finishing his sen- ior year. We at Clar- ence will never forget Takeshi Negeshi, our first foreign exchange student. Foreign Exchange This year our school was host to our first forei ex- change student. Witlginthe diligent planning of the Stu- dent Council, Dr. Repp, and the American Field Service, Takeshi Negeshi sailed here from Japan this September to become a member of the Edgar P. Rhodes family and a student at Clarence High. . 1-I, ig., Tucky's study of American subjects is always done with concentration and interest, ft -t..it1.s 'I W . A . hi' ' ,Q f . 1 i rs I His arrival at school each morning means a new adventure. Dr. Repp, A.F.S. teacher sponsor, is ever ready to assist Tucky. Whenever we see Tucky, we find him smiling, i 5- Saga Miss Ulrich, Saga Advisor. S Editor-in-Chief: Elsa Raupachg Assistant Editor: Cheryl Geel Behind every eagerly awaited Saga, there are hard working seniors who put in many hours of work. ven during the preced- ing summer the editorial staff began plan- ning the 1957 yearbook. The Saga staffs A lot of time and teamwork oes HIC' ffl-WY, ,buf each has an imP0fUa1'1P fU11Q' into an issue of the 'vsagan but ie tion and without these staffs and their edi- joy it gives the students in June is tors our Saga would not be well organized. well worth the effort. Cherished mem- ories of our high school years are ours to keep always in our yearbook. We would like to extend special thanks to Paul Lindner, a junior, who aided us in our photography and to Mr. Wyroba - -'- and Mr. Kaltenbach for their able assistance. Literary Staff: Row 1: J. Jacobs, M. Frank, D. DeMunn, L,Bergstrom, Literary Editor: B.Lex, G.Lewis. Row 2: C.Metzger, I. Robinson, M. Ryan. Advertising Staff: Row 1: S. Larson, M. Frank, I.Weseman, Advertising Editor: C.Metzger, E.Torry. Row 2: L.Schomber, P. Goodman, I.Richey, R.O'Leary, l.Roneker, J. Kelly, L,Wilson, D.McClarin, D.Hat1ir1g. T Art and Publicity Staffs: Seated: E. Flesher, Art Editor: C.Reich, I.Mattison, L. Berg- strom, D.Post, D.Cory, Publicity Manager. Standing: A.Larkin, S.Lewis, M.B1ake, M.Ryan, M.Maddock, I, Andrews, N. Brauen, Ass't Publicity Manager. 1 ,vin Qs +R -mx, ' sy J Photography Staff: Row 1: D.McClarin, M.Casey, D.DeMunn, N.Marzo1f. Row 2: Photog. Mgr. , M.Frank, N.Schiffer1e, L. Haberer. Subscription Staff: Row 1: J.Iacobs, B. Norris, N.Maybach, Subscription Editor: G Muchow, D,I-lammon, L.i-Iaberer. Row 2: man, J.Wade, N.Marzo1f, M.Lubbert. 1 1 I ' 1 9 S Z 1 P, -5- ' -2 s 1--F , fs .Q g lx, , f A fl ., Li 3' gn Secretaria1Staff: Seated: J.Dugan, A. Richelt, Secretarial Manager: E.Torry, Business Manager: T.St. Mary, R.Cu1mo. Standing: E.Barnes, C.Stark. D.DeMunn, S.Brushaber, J.Richey, W.Suk Q. Q IU .' O Q 85's As the underclassmen sail toward the rank of seniors, they face many problems that ap- pear on their course. Every possible aid is Erovided for them here in school. just as the uoy, the channel markers and the depth measure depicted on these pages guide the crew of a ship, so do our teac ers uide them through educational difficulties andg give them a view of the world, and as portholes in a ship help the crew to see what lies ahead. gmt' ,A sn UNDERCLASSME N J' Juniors The junior class is one of the busiest in the school. Among the numerous activities this past year were the prom with the theme Mystic Mood, candy sale at games, and coat check- ing. At the prom, Ron Knight and Jeanette Wan- tuck were crowned King and Queen. Princesses were Penny Williams and Linda Parmenter. Princes were Ron Sherry and Mike Gibson. A eat honor for the juniors will be the selection rom their class of the first foreign exchange student from Clarence. Seated: President I, Wantuck, Secretary I. Gregor. Standing: Vice President M.Gibson, Treasurer R.Sherry. ,Q - eb Row 1: P.Outten, G.Lyon, C,Mirus, D.Ienison, M.Windnag1e, S.Noah, M.Eiss, S.Stan1ey, K.Browne, D.Smith. Row 2: A.Breton, D.Brooker, D.Fo1ger, P.Co1eman, E.B1akes1ee, L. Enslin, B.O1af, C.Selin, E.DeWitt, K.Hodler, M.Crittenden. Row 3: D.Sherry, J.Hale, M Lindstedt L Floss D Webster R Gries R Griffiths A Buzzard B Beers G Westber N . . . . . . , . . . , . , . g, . Christy. Row 4: J.Bow, B.Boyd, J.Hoefner, C.Walters, R. Knight, H.Glyden, C.Tag1iarino, J. Zimmer, B. Bohm, J. Schober. 42 on Row 1 J Prlkey C Georger C Doran S Sebera J Seufert L Kaufman L Klern S Webb D Hubbard Row 2 D Sherman J Anderson L Parrnenter A Ostolskr D Goeseke P Ketcham P W1l11ams D Gray M Davles Row 3 J Blarsdell D Green C Doloff I Wantuck G Klern D Pfennrg D Buechr M Anstett N Seymore M Pfennrg Row 4 W Krrsch D Brown I Baker R Appleby J Mast J Perz D Martrn B Troyer S Beard Row 1 D Buechr S Rergle D R11ey I Gregor R Schulz J Ge1me1er B Fuchs J Roneker S Hahn, V Tweedy Row 2 B Hlgley C Lyman R Fulton, T Clarey R Davldson, M Preg D Johnson, S Dobler P Paul A Weseman Row 3 R Booker M Kropehn T Dargler R Sherry M Glbson A Srmonrn L DeWe1n P Lrndner Row 4 W Leland B Brauen T Thomp son D Smlth H Bors P Rredel D Threlmann C Campbell G Farr L Conrad D Hoffman l Q Sophomores The Sophomore Class sponsored the annual Christmas card sale dur- ing November and December. An- other fail activity was their sports night with swimming and dancing. In May, the Sophomores presented the Soph Hop, a springtime semi-formal dance. L.Offenhamer, Treasurer: R.Radziwon, President K. Stahl, Secretary. Row 1: N,F1eming, K.Goeseke, B,Stubbs, I.Fitzsimmons, C,Larson, K.Lewis, E.Thompson, P,Lyon, N.Brauen, S,Samson, C.Wansart, C.Fischer, D.I-loffmann. Row 2: J.Ho11and, M. Winger, N.Stan1ey, G.Wei1e1', I.McDouga11, I.Tkzayck, I.Schurr, B.Andress, I.Zitte1, R. O'Leary, S.Krehbie1, B.Reich, J.Richards, M.Schrott, E.Doane, J.Mue11er. Row 3: S.Short, C.Honsberger, A.Berger, P.Marzo1f, I,Harfman, B.B1ackmer, B,Iggu1der1, G.Wi1liams, B. Sheedy, D.Goeh1e, K.Hoehman, D.Whitacre, Row 4: R.C1aydon, D.Gammen, R,E1ser, M. E11is, P,Huber, D.Bohm, M.Cook, M.Wo1fberg, B,Stuart, I.A11en. Row 5: D.Long, F.Hy- dock, R.May, A.Rhodes, P. Neff, P.Hendrickson, K.Stook, G.Wi1kerson, R.Sugg, M.Norm- an, I.Brauer, S.Weaver. r of 'rc xy. Ki xx X ..'f Qcam , moan 1:59, 315s Row 1: K.Stah1, S.Dar1tz, E.Owens, A.Dompowski, T.Dugan, D. Kenjockety, I. Brooks, F.Nicho1as, J.Koz1in, K.Cunningham, K. Bonefede, B.Staffe1d. Row 2: M.Daar, S.Guffes, P. Grad, I. Weiss, F.Barry, A.Schober, L.Cogan, G Marquart, D.Simon, D. Brenton, G. Spacht, L.Carry, S.Murphy. Row 3: T. McDonald, I. Paul, I. Nelson, G.McDona1d, R.Raupach, E.Andres, S.Long, L. Quenzler, P.Haggard, B.Ross, F.Granada, B.McC1arin, F.Marsha11. Row 4: B. Krull, L.Winger, R.Schumaker, D.Cannon, P.Smith, R.F1ich, R.Dickman, T.Iohnson, M.G1idden, A.Frye, B. Smith, D. Reilly, R.Brushaber, K. Laurisch. PV Row 1: D. Carmer, K. Bergstrom, B.Borkman, J,Brace, A.B1ake1y, S.Cut1er, L.Overton, R.Rapps, G.Smith, J.Longmate, J.Sherry, L.George, R. Martin. Row 2: I. Spenser, K. Norris, B.Mugg1eburg, L.Offenhamer, P.Bannochie, P.Roosa, J. Pope, S.Wicks, L.Ki1- patrick, R.Bickert, V,Campbe1l, I.Buck1aew, M.Bingeman. Row 3: P.Fin1ayson, D. Booker, 8.1-iagelstein, P.Ge11er, R.Ti11ey, B.l-iartwig, C.Boise, R. Webber, J.C1um, S. Lasen, R.Yenks, P.Coleman. Row 4: R.Radziwon, I-I.Melancon, I.Shephard, R, Geese, R.Sosnowski, N.Molfese, F.Locicero, F.Perone, J.Reece, R.Sti11man, J.Dona1dson, R. Dawydko, R.Anstett. . gf?- ,W Freshmen The Freshman Class, after becom- ingl oriented in the ways of the high sc ool world, embarked upon money making projects. Their first venture was the sa e of Red Devil emblems and Clar ence novelty pins. Another pro 'ect was the selling of hot dogs and candly at foot ball games. In anuary a Sports Night was eld. To c imax their first year in high school the Freshman sponsored the annual Frosh Frolic which gave a nice boost to the class treasury. President P Stanton Vice President C Hastings Treasurer W Barrows Secretary P Stahl 5.1 ire' Row 1 B Oskm P Crippen J Grytten P Pheflxnger M Rebmann S McCrea M Reed M Stevens I Preg C Renner R Clukey B Grove Row2 C Hartwig F Hirtreiter I Schrott C Altenberg S Murphy D Barnhart A Ma C Strope B Grad W Barrows G Boone P Stahl M Berry M Nrckolussi Row3 K Willyoung JWatson C Grobe N Kamper S Hassell M Hess IBOICS W Gerich D Ebersole R Firlik ISchm1dt E Baxter D Bethune Row 4 S Windnagle C Snyder R Paczik N Metke T Krehbiel M Kaufman G Sterner J Roth D Ryan D Zimmerman A Chubb ROW5 W Allen R Gregg R Reiger W Schifferle W Danielson R Karmty R Snyder R Covrig --b Row 1 W Vogel D Kelso I Stuhlmrller I Shephard M Reed I Ioswrach B Scharf D Zurbnck C Hastrngs C Sana D Schwenk I Davls F Webb R Brooks R Mmeo Row 2 R Ferraro C Maddock H Haskrns C Fotch G Herrxck E Smlth K Latherow J Bordenaro S Swanson J Wagner J Shephard B Mellon, D Welsch B Seager Row 3 B Czaja JM1neo D Zlmmerman D Marquart R Kamycz R Aldrlch R Stage I Weseman M Wahl A Morabxto I Anderson R Flenen, D Chesna L Leland I Walters Row 4 R Murray, M Loclcero R Eldrrdge W Swartwood D Aldred R La Flamme L F11areck1 L Mong, D Yohe K Klener R Casey G Groll I Epke Row 1 R Lawson K Dadswell P Lohouse I Howard B Fruhauf R Heh I Krrer, M Reb man C Drck L Frye L Dolloff R Keller Row2 P Stanton S Watson R Hurd B Fix B Mrller W Sheasley C Shrsler S York J Lentnger C Gregg D Pryzbos I Krull D Saltow S Lowry J Burlxngame Row 3 I Wetzel K Suener M Marcln C Melder K Rrely L Auston E Muus P Dlckover D Culus L deLanders B Adnan C Smlth S De trrch Row 4 R Cummlngs R Campbell D Re1g1e D Webb I Yamnrtz D Shlfferle E Rembeckr P Byer D Deth D Purell F Ketchum B Caughttn . - ' . . 4 , , , A : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 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Row 1 I Rerd G Morrrs G Carberry L Frsher M Brelsrnger I Maybach P Peronne D Baker A Samowslu H Nelson I Hubbard Row 2 S O Malley C Long I Goodnch C Lewrs R Mages S Perchalslu I Dutwerler C Apple by L Zrmmer K McCulloch Row 3 R Marzolf K Doelman D Cummmgs I Rombough R Ienmson B Blalsdell P Doetterel I D Anna S Hall V Turton I Bonnett B Metz M Erss Row4 I Schwartzkopf D Stark B Torrey I Frsk L Reyborn D Burke J Yarnall I Grande G Shaw J OMa11ey D Johnson H Goodree I Mospaw 49 Sevenfh Grade Row 1 W Wahlforth S Wahl L Bordnaro R Tracy A Watson W Samson D Long E Hatter Row 2 B Sehn G Sheasly G Damon I Kemockety I Mtller M Reeves W Daar A Bald P Sommer Row 3 S Pater G Wtlker son L Logan K Shatzel I Bonafede M Wardlow D Buechl J Kaufman Row 4 M Kent J Burns E Hartwtg K McMahon B Beck B Donaldson N K1Ck R Tomoser Row 1 D Stuhlmlller P Casey A Schaffer N Ramming V Barber F Wyroba L Harrun L Bennett G Zehr D Hartwxg C Shtsler C Hurd Row2 I Elsaesser INuss E Tyler W Loudenslager D Olaf D Metz R McDonell G Tilley R Dalg ler D Melancon J Glovack R Mast Row 3 M D1et1v1ch L Drck Tomoser I Bauld N Slemer D Leo S Flx C Mer wxn J Stockler IWelton Welton Row 4 B Groy C Ross H Fredenburg R Balkwill I Schrott P Roddmg E Huntz H Mxller R Stockman Row R Ktener S Nemuschey P Mornson L Tyler I Bently W Browne P Castren M Long L 1 - I .- .1pr.A-t Row 1 C Budzynsky C Crxtten D suff D Troyer L Stanton J Abell S Cutler P Roeck F Elser Row 2 F Allen V Feger R Sedrn A Gregor T Koello C Maltby R Lohrser A Koeocke K Metz Row 3 R Schhtz B Backus C Norms S Koemg D Pettrt, S Meland N George M Ohlee A Stover, D Egner R Shrsler Row 4 J Mendvykowslu J Radder, E Wrcks D Tweedy D Small V Erxcson P Gardener, I Tocha D Marchette W Vunger D Smrth Row 1 G Ellxot K Frx C Buzzard I Fregl M Clary H Thomas P F1sk R Sana R H11 bract J Stage B Selm R Barlow Row 2 T Hall R Schultz J Rembeckl B Sheedy P Nlckolas D Roth B Roth M Kent L Parkrnson J Swartwood R Barnes T Hall Row 3 K Thompson C Bourgondlen C Hakes W Lawson N Smlth I Austin I Aber R Paeplow B Munschauer D Cu111s I Swenk D Schober, P Ohphant N Norman I Frelhert Row 5 R Brlck D Potter I Smrth A Marun P Genorskl L Chrrstransen, C Llndstedt W Buech1 W Carver R Green K D111 r-ga 5 1 1 K f D ' 9 3 A I Q .p n a ' 9 0 l I 1 ' . I 0 :.',.',. ..',. ,. ,.',. ..'- P.Noa1t, R,Klaiher, L,Lord, 'K,Bil1ings: Row 4: E:Chubb, L:Baker, M.Sohafer', D.Weton, 4 . ' I . , P ' - . 1 ' E 1 ' A s ' X - ...ST , 7 'M A V--Q T' -.-fvv 1 .--. -'-' f-.1 . Lf:-.-17:-:-If:-.-:1 ' , ,,,.,.::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-ng:-5-:- .,.g:::--5,zgzzzpgz-1-:-qv:-1--f' - 5.3 ,gf 3.-.5.-44. .ff ' vib- On board a ship, the guests must fmd athletic diversion and exercise during the many days of sailing. Here at Clarence High the students also have fit. Although the sports on sports to keep board a liner are more limited than those here, many are similar like shuffleboard, swimming and deck tennis . '5:5:I:f:2:2:f: :i:1:5:T:5:2:P 2.1.1.5.5.,.5.2 2i2l:7:1:2:Q:2: 5525152515253 :-:-253:51 :3:::g:5::g:g. :I:fg5:1F:5:5 :5:1:5:?:5:25 5:5:-:5:7.4:1:l .:,g.:.-.:.- 5 1.-.:.:.g.:.- : 5:5:i5f5:5E5: 35:25:52: 251351515121 5:5:2:I'1'1:5 : f:-'5:!:E:2: :-:g:g:':2:5: 35:-'3-11.5.4 :5:-:-:-:-:-: 5:':5:25:5:?5 525552225252 5:1:5:l:7:-15: 2-1'2:1:k2:7: T5 Row 1: B.Norris, G.Muchow, I.Roneker, E.Smith R Rhodes D Hamann J Kelly Row 2 R Grytten R Knight T.Daigler, R.O'1eary, D.Cunningham, M.Gibson C Walters Row 3 A Simomn J Zimmer Sherry C Apple by, P.Riede1, H.Boies, Row 4: L.Parmenter, D.Fulton J Bow A Buzzard W Leland, R Gries Coach Fiegl Varsify F ooiball This year our varsity team trained by Coach F iegl fought a hard season with a final record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. High scores were made by Capt. Euge Smith and Co- Capt. john Roneker. According to the team, their toughest game was against Springville. At the end of the season many awards were claimed by our players. Euge Smith made both the Courier Express and Buffalo Eve- ning News all Star Teams in Division III. Other ranking team positions were awarded to Gary Muchow, Tom Daigler, Bob Rhodes, Bucky Walters, Ron Knight, Bob O'Leary, Mike Gibson and john Roneker. Han Boies was awarded the position of third highest scorer in the football conference and first place in our division. ll. The coach and the captain confer A lineup of players watches the game, during a game. 1956 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD OPPONENT V CLARENCE Lake Shore 6 6 Sloan 19 13 Iroquois 32 0 Eden 5 20 Springville 35 7 Maryvale 6 20 Pine Hall 7 26 Bret Norris grabs the ball. The team is in a huddle as the excited crowd looks on Time out on the bench and tired players relax. Row 1: B.Norris, R.O'Leary, Row 2: E,Smith, Row 3: I.Roneker, D. Cunningham, ,vo r 4 KJ ov r 'ii I 'W ss Row 1: B.Bohm, D. Zimmerman, H. Glidden. Row 2: D.Martin, D.Webster. Varsify Under the coaching of Mr. Fiegl our varsity team played a tough season against such oppo- nents as Lancaster, Williamsville, Depew, and Cleveland Hill. We were victorious in the Depew game, 55-49, and in our game here with Cleveland Hill, 41-39. Co-captains this year were Bob O'Leary and Euge Smith. ..ff f -nad? Row 1: D. Smith, H.Boies, R. Appleby. Row 2: A.Simonin, P.Reidel. f Coach Charles Feigl hd -t l r X cam rg tum. ' ga lv' it -S' -3 bk 3, Q A G, ' , Qi' vp ffgiiifiifg 2, f A 'i'f'gf U 5 ,Al S. , x ,ig ,QTQIN 3 !' , 'fry .-1, f gm Q A 7 I v ,J . 1 -- , .--.Jo Sf --...xfi fx, SPV .W A k -. Qafbwf.-.F Xi xt! s , gym 0 f D-if-4 C .5 , I 5 , , - . - .,u 1. --,,,M,, ' ' f' 'rv--1-:.-Shallzl ,- ' f3 ,,n,f Q Row 1 IEpke F Ketchum P Huber P Bohm C Snyder Row 2 D Whrtacre R Drckman I Donaldson B Smxth J Groll M E111s D Booker R F11ck D Re111y Row3 J M1neo F Hydock T Clarey F Barry R Weber R Eldndge B Czaja I Yammtz M Preg .lr Varsliy F oofball Our younger football squad, the junror Varsrty team d1d very well th1s year under the capable coachmg of Mr NaV1k In a tough game wxth Spun 1lle they were v1ctor1ous w1th a wrnnm score of O 7 Therr best game accordmg to the oach, was agamst Akron After a slow be mnmg, they made two touchdowns and t1ed the game 153 13 The season fuushed wrth a total of four wms, three losses, and one tred game Out stand1ng players of the season were Paul Huber full back and Pete Bohm, lmeman 58 Q- Coach Hurlbert and Coach Navrk .lr Varslfy Baskefball Our younger basketball team the J V s had a ood season w1th a record of many w1ns and few losses new coach here at Clarence Mr johnt gulded the team to v1ctory aga1nst such schools as W1ll1amsv1lle 62 50 and Cleveland I-hll a home game w1th a score of 50 39 For aj V team the boys have the d1s unct advantage of her ht Some of the outstandmg players are Lar Do loff Pete Bohm and Bob An stett Shorter Ln e1ght but one of the top team mem bers IS Nrcky Nlcholas Coach I ohm KJ1 if Row 1 B Smuh M Elhs NI Mcholas R LaFlamme L Doloff Row 2 A Frye P Fmlayson R Radzrwon R Dlckman B Anstett 59 ' , 0 -A Q M ' .V ,,,,, . 4.'M A . w -L x l , c n X Q H4 38 8 ,QQ 'rb,, 72? -f' 9 , l Row 1 L Quenzler D Brenton P Huber A Srmonrn D Drury Row 2 M Grbson R Radzlwon W Leland R Kmght P Rerdle T Dargler D Sherry D Whrtacre Row 3 I Reece T Clary D Booker W Krrsch M Preg B l-llgley C Lyman Jr Varslfy Baseball R Radzrwon Manager L F11areck1 R Knxght One of the bestj V teams m the past years was the 1956 team The players had a total of eleven wms and only frve losses for the season Under the coachmg of Mr Fregl the boys were v1ctor1ous over such teams as Akron, Maryvale, Lancaster, and Alden Outstandrng prtchers were Bob Radzrwon, who prtched a one hrtter agamst T onawanda, and Ron Knlght who ably met all opponents ff AWA: Row 1 W Helms R O Leary R Appleby Row 2 W Sukman R Sherman B Norns A Sukman R Hahn H Boxes Row 2 J Carry L Weller IRoneker P Wolfe C Walters Varsliy Baseball R Appleby R O Leary I Roneker Coach Bernhard Captam A Sukman Manager L Sherry -v-If 4' ,g-L., M53 ...fm The record of the Varsrty Baseball team of 1956 was three wms and nme losses Thrs was not as successful as past teams but we know the effort put forth was second to none The team under the able coachmg of Mr Bemhard faced rough competrtron as we played such teams as Wrllramsvrlle, Cleveland Hrll and Depew Track Row 1: D.Hecht, R. Grytten, I,Schober, W.Beers, A.Frye, Row 25 G,Westburg, B.Troyer, G.Lyon, I.Zimmer. Row 31 P.Bohm, R.Dickman, B.Long, R,Fisher, Coach A,Root, Mgrs, D,Ryan, R,Jenison, R.Campbe11, Coach I.G1ovack, The Tennis Team of 1956, under the coaching of Mr. Hesslink, won the Division II of the Erie County Interscholastic Conference. Leading the singles to victory was Captain Don Long. Neil Castren and Paul Lindner were the only doubles players . Row 1: D.Smith, M.Binge- man, G,Wi11iams, M.Cook, Row 2: Coach Hesslink, M. Christy, J,Baker, R,Bickert, P,Lindner, The Track Team of 1956 was ably coached by Mr. Root and Mr. Glovack. Althougch Cleveland Hill gave them a tough match as did the La e Shore team in league meets, the team came in fourth in their division. Some of their leading men were Bill Beers, the Sprints and hurdles, Bill Long, the high jump, im Goodman, discus thrower, and Dick Dickman, the mi e. Even though it was a fair season the coaches expressed hopes of a better one next year. Tennis Our Golf Team thrives on green re- cruits. With many hours of practice, the team under the direction of Mr. King has won numerous victories. Row 1: D.Johnson, J,Koz1in, D.Webster, D.Rei11y, G.Petz, Coach E.King, P.Fin1ayson. Soccer :dl The Rifle Team under the leadership of Mr. Scott was very successful this year. It achieved an almost perfect record. The team is in divi- sion II of the E. C. I. C. Row 1: F. Granada, D.Johnson, L. Floss, G,Shober, R.Booker. Row 2: E,Mirus, M.Stephens, B,Sheedy, R.Kamycz, R.E1dridge, R.Webb. Row 3: W.Boyd, D.Goeh1e, R, Borsink, P,Wo1fe, Mr,Scott. Golf A fairly new sport at C.C.S. is Soccer. The junior high team, under the coaching of Mr. Skehan, performed with considerable skill . Row 1: I.Gwitt, K.l-lakes, I,Rembecki, R,Mast, I, Bingeman, R.Ware, G. Morris, T,Ha11, I,Radder, J.Thei1man. Row 2: L. Reybum, R.Barnes, G. Hatter, L.Fisher, D.Sma11, M,Hens, G,Wi1kerson, L. Erickson, I.Beers, Row 3: C.App1eby, G.Long, B. Anstead, B,Kirsch, D,Deth, I,Baker, J,Skehan, Coach, 63 Bowling Our Bowling Team, having gained an early lead in the ranks of first place, won against Depew, Lancaster, Eden, and Hamburg. After losing a series of games with Maryvale, they dropped to second place and worked their way up again with the perform- ances of such players as Howie Melancon and Craig Lyman. Coach Bernhard, assisted by practice teacher Fmster, did a fine job coach- ing the wrestling team. As shown here by co-captains, Jim Zimmer and Don Broker, a good work out is both work and play. Standing: R.Shumaker, K.Keiner, R.Mineo, B.Hig1ey, C.Lyman, H.Me1ancon, T.Daig1er, D.Sherry, R.A1dridge, Mr.Kir1g. Row 2: D.Cannon, W.Swartwood, D.Zimmerman, M,Bingernan, P.Row1ey, W,Sukman, R.Gro11. Seated: I.Mineo. E!! QF Wresfling Under Coach Bemhard, the wrestlers had a year of rebuilding the team. jim Zimmer, wrestling un- limited, was one of the high scorers even against such teams as Lake Shore and Depew, Row 1: D.Eberso1e, G.Lyons, M, Preg, R.Voge1. Row 2: A.Dom- pkolski, J.Koz1in, D.Broker, D. Folger, M.Cook. Row 3: B,Os- born, F.Locicero, L.Carmer, J, Zimmer, R.Dawydko, L.Quenzler 64 Row 1: L,Johnson, B, Coughlin, W.Lcland, W,Gerich, V,Camp- bell, T,Dugan. Row 2: W,Farre11, M.Gibson, R,E1ser, C,Walters, E,Green, P,Raupach, Row 3: D.Cu1lis, R. Davidson, C,Snyder, T.Clary, F, Barry, R, Gregg, Row 4: Mr. Skehan, R,Stage, R.Ke11er, D.Ke1so, P,Dickover, Bucky Walters executes a fancy dive. nm: 6 -'Q 'Ha- Ht ' 0 - I ' V ' . 1 -sb I rw,- D',. , L. 1 A .. .1 A s Q C t' r 5 Q- ,- t, 3 t 11 .i 5, B 4 'ff 1. its uf:-'S . 5' ' F f W 0 Swimming Our swimming team is now in its sixth year as a competitive sport at C.C.S. Coached by Mr. john Skehan, the team displayed good form in many of its meets. Veteran swimmers, Bucky Walters, Ned Green, Tom Clarey, and Mike Gibson led the scoring in many events. fl KF. 4. , ',Jp,n4 nf? .'. W .,?:3Qs+,v ' A H Lf Ned Green shows good form in starting position, Bill Farrell demonstrates the Butterfly! 65 Girls' Leaders The members of the Girls' Leaders Club, under the advisorship of Mrs. Babich, are chosen for their effective personal qualities as outstanding leaders. The club favorably expands and improves better relationships with other people. Its goal is learning to use the genuine techniques of a true leader, and practic- ing them at every opportunity. The of- ficers were: President, Carole Metzgerg Vice President, Marylin Ryarig and Sec- retary, Judy Weseman. C,Selin, D.Baker, E,Raupach, N.Maybach, S, Lewis, 'M,Schiffer1e, M.B1ake, L.Wi1son, D.Smith, P,Wi11iams, D.l-Iatling, D.DeMunn, D.Sherman, I, Andrews, E,F1esher, D.Goeske, C.McLaugh1in, M. Frank, C.Georger, L,Enslin, C,Mirus, C,Yockey, I,Stevens, S,A1derman, I,Seufert, D,Hubbard, E, DeWitt, C.Stark, C.Gee1, I.Wescman, lvI.Ryan, C.Metzger. G.A.A. For the first time in C.C.H.S., a branch of the Girls' Athletic Association was formed to promote sportsmanship and better co-ordination of girls' sports. It has a large membership here in Clarence. The girls play intramural games after school between teams made up of members. Girls' Athletic Association: Row 1: D.DeMunn, I,Andrews, I,Mattison, C,Gee1, P.Goodman, L,Wi1son, M.Ryan, L, Offenhamer, I,Longmate, R.O'Leary, M.Grad, E.Thompson. Row 21 K,Bergstrom, M,Ca.sey, I.Richey, I,Weseman, N.Maybach, J.Stevens, L.Schomber, M,Frank, S.Lewis, B.Borkman, J,Pope, P,Roosa, C,Larson, N,Schiffer1e, Row 3: E.Endress, B,Staffe1d, L,Ki1patrick, S.Hage1stein, G.Wi1kerson, D.Baker, P.He1ms, C.Metzger, K.Stah1, P.Hendrick- son, M.Bannochie, S.Krehbie1, I.Brace. Row 4: P,Lohouse, B.Grad, S.Murphy, C.Maddock, K.Steiner, C,A1tenburg, C.Smith, l-l.Haskins, G.Boone, B.Andres, K.Goeske, S,Griffiths, K,Stook. Row 5: S.Danitz, J,Pau1, P,Neff, G,Mac- Donald, I.Ho11and, C.Se1in, M,Crittenden, I,Anderson, L,Parmenter, P,Wi11iams, C,Georger, I,Wanruck, K. Browne, D.Goeske, Row 6: I.Mue11er, A,Rhodes, S.Sebera, E,DeWirt, K.l-lodler, P.Pau1, J,Pi1key, M,Eiss, J.Geimeier, J, Blaisdell, D.Sherman, R, Schultz, C.Do1off, D.Schwenk, Row '71 P,Coleman, I,Wa1ters, M.Marcin, D.We1ch, C. Meider, B.Fruehauf. Absent from the picture: Elsa Raupach. i Wafer Ballef Featuring a duet entitled Awakening of the Sea Shells and other numbers, the Water Ballet of 1956 was directed by Mrs. Babich and Student Director, Elaine Flesher. The synchronized swimming dis- played by the Aquadettes made each rmerformance outstanding. A pantomime and a hal et dance added spice to the water show. Mrs, Babich, Director of Water Ballet. Row 1: D.Gray, K,Browne, M.Crittenden, S.Brushaber, C.Dol1of, S.Lasscn, I.Stevens. Row 21 B.I.Fisk, K.Bergstrom, K,Goeseke, J,A.Pope, B.Borkman, J.Pi1key, M.Eiss, B.Grad, D.DeMunn, J.Brace, Row 31 S.Lewis, L.Schomber, M. Frank, S,Sebera, C,Mirus, S.Krehbiel, P,Roosa, I,Longmate, I,Zitte1, R,Fienen, I.Fitzsimmons, L.Leland, S.Samson, C.Maddock, C..-lltenberg, B.Adrian. Row 4: P,Wi11iams, D.Greene, K.Norris, R.O'Leary, J.Spencer, L.Offenhamer, J.Anderson, E.Thompson, S.Reig1e, L,Wi1son, B.Andress, M,B1ake, J.Andrews, A,Rhodes, E,DeWitt, M.Ryan, E. Raupach, S.Larson, D,Shermar1, C.Selin, I.B1aisde1l. fs ' Alternatesz P.Stanton and R.O'Leary 13 'Y -al.: Cooperat1on, enthuslasm, and excel lent Co ordxnatron, all contrlbuted to the success of th1s year s cheerleaders They have done a magn1f1cent Job 1n promot1ng school spmt, and have added much to our school s sportmg events Many thanks to Mlss Shapcott for her guldance and help and for the many long hours spent wrth the g1rls I V Cheerleaders BOHI116BOl'k1'Tl8I'l Conme Hasungs Capt Ellen Thompson Kathy Rerlly Barbara Gradd Standlng Leah offenhamer 08 'Q -A-Ab... 3 A .i .. Y-u-5-Lge Ili- H1t em Hxgh Hu em Low' Alternates C Georger M Frank Row 1 C M1rus S Sebera L Parmenter Row 2 L Schomber L W11son S Larson Varsliy Cheerleaders i AREN aff' ni' Pep Club Row 1: Secy S Krehbiel Pres, I.Wade Vice Pres I.Zittel P: D.Buechi Iweiss C.Georger P, Williams L.Klien B.Reich P,Paul D Gray D Delvlunn I Mattison, I.Andrews, I Blaisdel M Ryan P Hendrickson, C Stark M Frank G Lew1s S Lewrs lx Schlfferle M Erss IP11key C M Schrott K Dadswell IPaul 5 Short I Brace P Lyon, P Grad S Sampson, I R1chards P Bannochxe P Roosa E DeW1tt C Hodler IPope C Larson, M lxrcholusr P Barrey D Przy bos K Browne D Shernam R bchultz I Germrer Standlng IF1tzstmmons E Flesher Longmate L Bergstrom E Raupach The Pep Club lS new to our school thrs year, and has helped to rmprove the morale of players on teams and to stlmulate school sprrrt at the games The oup helps provrde rncentrve an en couragement through organrzed yells and cheers Jeanette Elsa Don and Barb are off to the game Come on team let s go' Our energeuc cheerleaders demonstrate a yell Everybody yell together' 4' I tv X' rf' Five very sleepy people, Ever get buried alive? Happy moments at the 1956 Junior Prom, Can this be another party? Everyone had fun! . WIQ ly 1 Z 1,4 Ten feet, fifty toes and a heap of shoes! Make mine coke! Summer foreign exchange students, lIl-I- .- - .- ' , -r w : ' J' , 'WS f ' I I . ' ' 'f': ' 1 ,Q-F . 9-,. Yv .,.,.1.A. . V f Y, V ' 1.5. 5512?-35 2 1 it? 11 3 Q.. :,nf.:3-3.5: -'15 ui- -221121-,'. 5,26 fm u1:az3,':-.':-.- .-2'-'Lf-'L '-'51 .'G '.'-'.1 5 .- -515456-.1-sz'-f--:-v-11 ':-z1-:- ':- 'JQ'u1:.-.z'1:. mx 1-PM ?fi4?E41?i?if-iii'-Pbii'-553' anwe:-s.w-:+e:4Q:.1:-a:-- 34? -N-g m Q W, ,hm My 4' .' 'v u lv tv ,HQ VW? N'-fsiygwf N my N ' mfg, 1? H ,fn ,A ms'-L J, fr-' N? M., r,-5,-' .- f,-.-r, 5.1, .,-'. -' ,.-' -1-,..--Q. -I-'I-3' ',,-,-'-A,-,vg '- -3. .- -'-.-'-I-' W 'W N' .mu ' f -cg'-:' 1' zz.-,iw -: --:- -'-E -2-.- ' zu 5 5-'Iii' 4' JM .XJ 1 ..-'Q-:..--'xx . gum, 6?- ,5.! Q' 3 gg , A N I I :Ng M- if 1' 'Q 'N -ikr-. ' M Q -.Era-352,35 -C 4 -' J 5, , -. 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Sfudenf G overnmenf Honor Legron N Nlcholas I Wade E Thompson J Rrchards D Sherman I Anderson S Krehbrel D Sherry R Sherry S Brushaber P Huber R Radzlwon B Norrrs R O Leary R Kmght A hardworkrng group elected by the 111 the halls assrsts the gurdance offrce and promoted co operatron between the faculty and the student body One of the most rmportant contrrbu trons of the Senror Hrgh Student Counc1l was the organrzatron of the forergn ex change rogram Wrth the help of Dr Re p e Counc1l arranged the VISII of Ta eshr Nageshr from japan The group helped to select a student from C C H S to be sent abroad The Councrl has sponsored recorded rnuslc 1n the cafe terra at lunchtrme COUIICII presldent 1S john Roneker v1ce presrdent rs Bob O Leary The Counc1l IS composed of stu dents from ades 9 throu h 12 M George Hol en served as aculty advxsor . O - 'E ' students, the I-lonor Legionlkeeps order 2' T - . ff F - . I L 2'--Q Row 1- M.Dietterich M.Reeves B.Buzzard K.Ho1den Pres. I.Monke1baan R Notebart R Szulis I Epke Row 2 R Selin D Nicholas M Clary J Goodridge Castren D Smrth J Frsk G Bauer A new branch of our student govern ment IS the jumor Hrgh Student Councrl It 1S comprrsed of representatrves from seventh and erghth grade homerooms Kay Holden rs presrdent of the group Under the gurdance of Mrss Alrce Olrver, the group IS becommg acquarnted w1th therr dutres and responsrbrlrtres as school crtrzens As years pro ess, the junror I-hgh Student Councrl wr 1 assume a major role among our student actrvmes One student councrl member from each grade acts as teller rn our bankrng program R Grytten M Glbson P Grad R Krught K Sona Seated P Grad I Weseman C McLaughhn R Knrght R O Leary R Grytten I Yamnrtz R Mc Clarrn Standrng S Fotch R Fernen I Zxttel S Krehbrel I Longmate K Scna Pres I Ron eker L Offenhamer R Lawson Vice Pres R O Leary D Threlman H Bores Absent from prcture R Murray John Roneker and Bob O Leary plan a sched ule for Student Coun c11 meetmgs L 4 P '75 0 I I f ' I 5 , . , . . : . , . , . , . . 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A X A f'-H R - C' dramaucs classes Part of the drama of the 49 ers was enacted on our stage m the show Pamt Your Wa on drrected by Mrs Neyerlm and Mr Schaa I tr1cate dances by Pr1c1lla Helms Beverly N1ch ols and the cancan grrls plus many rolhckmg songs made the product1on lrvely and sprnted The story dealt w1th a gold rmner and hrs daugh ter played by Dave Smrth and Barbara Lex W1th the arr1val of a Mormon preacher Bob Brushaber hrs two w1ves Carol Yockey and Mana Antonellr a wandermg boy narned julro J1m Baker rn the male mmmg town the plot was humorously com plicated As usual there was a happy endmg Most of the scenes were deprcted rn Dutchxe s saloon The operetta could not have been presented wlthout the sk111fu1 ard of the stage crew and Pamf Your Wagon Fnvohty and tenslon were the com bmed moods of the operetta T e Kmg And I 'VW P Thrs year s musrcal was obtarned by our muslc department wrth specral perm1ss1on from Rogers and Hammerstem It was the popular Kmg and I and was drrected by Mrs Neyerlln and Mr Schaad arded by Gayle Lewls student drrector Choreography was ar ran ed by Mrs Bablch Among the many pro le ns facrng the drrectors were a bald head for the kmg the orrental costumes and the varred ha1r colors of the supposedly orrental cast This was the fourth Broadway musrcal presented by C C S students jrm Baker played the Kmg and Sally Lewrs portrayed Anna 1 il il.-.ull A ,.4' 'V Many nrghts of arduous rehearsals were rewarded by a never to be forgotten performance ff' The onental flavor of many melodres provrded sparkle to our productron i ,G ' C , ' J is h , , sl .V 1 ... li: ,' f -gl H ,ly M . l , 1 -, L .'J: , , . 5 .Q 1' ,by g v I Q 9' , f X X I ' if f ,F e , C' e N 1 Q ' f A A , X I l Q f l ' 1 , r 'la .C C N' .rf an X3 1 2 -imz ' A A - . - ' IL E 1 ' . . 1 . 1 1 , ' , n 'pf I l 2 fl a D . . 4 -P , -in ' A V i C- v, , 2 1 5' , f Ev n ,c ,a J, X , C. y C ' 5 l . ., 0 Q ? . r New - r .J ,I WM 6, - f ' 0 l ,' f ' . , 1 46 Q ,Ji J' U 5 Above Connie Stark vividly describes how Steve Cook will come cringing and pleading back to her after a quarrel Below A tense scene at Maudie s party Many hours of rehearsal led to the finished scenes depicted here Junior Play Men are Like Streetcars, written by Christopher Sergel, directed by Mr. Barry Bower, with Student Director, Jeanette Jacobs, visualized just how much confu- sion one teen-aged girl could create. Maudie, the mischievous teen-ager, por- trayed by Connie Stark, used what she called her system to get a boy friend for her older sister, Sylvia, played by Cheryl Geel. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason, enacted by Bob Rhodes and judy Weseman, were unable to understand their younger daughter. This system pre- sented a hilarious situation enacted by members of the class of 1957. C Acklen C Yockey C Geel D McC1arin S Cook C Stark I Weseman B Rhodes G Sarvor E Barnes JDugan N Brauen N Marzolf N Maybach '78 'Wie Seated S Lew1s D DeMunn C McLaugh11n B Lex Standlng L Bergstrom C Stark G Lew1s I Jacobs M Ryan Catchrng the solemn note of the play the cast hstens attentrvely as the lrnes are read over and over A brt of humor crept mto the faces of the players as an unusual author 1tat1ve note IS practtced After practrcrng rndustrrously the serrous hnes of the play the cast gave an excellent performance J Rxchey I Matuson C McLaugh11n D DeMunn S LEWIS Senior Play A serlous type of play Letters to Lucerne was chosen by drrector Mrs Carolyn Neyerlm for the Class of 1957 Pat Goodman was Student Drrector The settrng of the play was a rrls school rn Swrtzerland before Wor d War II I strugglmg to prepare a serrous type of a play a b1t of humor sneaked mto the prcture as some of the cast needed to acqurre a forergn accent Berng typrcal Amerrcans, they had qurte a brt of trouble accomplrshlng IhlS Row 1 A Ostolskl E Baxter I Zrttel S Sampson C Sehn K Hodler E DBYVIII H Schrott Row '2 B Stuart B Mrller B Andress P Coleman S Sebera C C S Profile Advocatlng the free press and actrng as the vorce of the students, the C C S PROFILE has ended rts second year of publrcatlon Besrdes mformmg the students of school news, the PROFILE also grves 1tS staff experrence rn the ed1t1ng, wr1t1ng, plannrng and management of a newspaper Clarence was represented at the E S S P A conference las fall by newspaper and yearbook staff members The edrtors work dally to gather materral for stones The result IS a well planned and growmg school newspaper I Journalism The Joumalrsm Club IS the back bone of the C C S PROFILE Mem bers leam the essentrals of wrltmg stones, leads, columns, and edrtor rals They use what they have leamed rn the club workrng on the newspaper staff Mrs Losen gurdes the club m the technlcal aspects of newspaper composruon 80 Managmg Edrtor Pat Paul Edrtor xn Chref Barbara Lex Back Row P Eckert M Rehm B Brushaber K Browne W Leland D Green S Chrrstman F Marshall C Relch E Flesher S Lewrs L Bergstrom K Bergstrom Front Row C Mrrus M Ryan R Shxsler L Klem S Damtz I Paul S Short P Bannochre I Mattrson - . Q u . 7 - - - I - , . , . , . , . g - , . , . . I . g . , . W , . , . . ' H H ' H ' ul ' - . . n , - . . . . 1 - n . . . -. - . . . I . , . , . , 0 , 1 , . 9 Q g . , n g 1 , . , . g 0 . I - , . , . , . , . g - , . . , . . N aiional Thespian Two years aglo, our drama classes de- cided that enoug interest had taken hold in the drama field in our school, to war- rant beginning a chapter of the National Thespian Society. Each year since then, our chapter has grown in size. It is the aim of many student stage hands, make-up men, singers, dancers, actors, and ac- tresses to eam a place in the society. This year's Thespian group chose a play to give at the Fredonia Festival. Row 1: R,Culmo, C.Yockey, R.Smith, R.Brushaber. Row 2: G.Lewis, C.Stark, C.Doran. Row 3: L.Berg- strom, S.Christman. Dramaiics Row 1: H,Boies, J.Holland, S,Short, P,Ketchum, J. Clumm, M,Schrott, I,Stuhmi11er, S. Lewis, L,Schomber, Row 2: R.McClarin, C,Gregg, A.Mora- bito, S,Danitz, C. Cunningham, K. Lewis, E.Thompson, C.Lai-son, I,Brace, E.Barnes, Row 35 K.Dadswe11, P.Barry, R.Fernin, P,Stanton, P.Lohouse, N.Kamper, L.Leland, J.Richards, P.Bannochie, L.Offenhamer, S.Brushaber, Row 4: B.Fisk, K,Bergstrom, F,Marsha11, L.George, P.Lyons, B,Reich, P,Roosa, D.Greene, P.Wi11iams, C.Georger, J,Spen- cer. Row 5: P,Goodman, B,Adrian, D.We1ch, B.Fruehauf, I.Richey, I,Dugan, E.Torrey, I.Gregor. Row 1: N.Green, J.Fisk, J.Wantuck, R.Schu1tz, P,Wi11iams, C.Georger, S, S Lewis, L.Schomber, Row 2: W.Farrel1, N,Maybach, K.Munschauer, G.Her- i g J rick, Ljozwiak, J.Richards, J.Brace, P.Bannochie, I.Pau1, Row 35 N.Brauen, a e R.Brushaber, L.Leland, M.Daar, R.LaF1amme, I.Boies, I.Epke, K.Norris, C. Larson, R.Martin, Row 4: J.Hoefner, R,El1ser, W.Bohm, K,Rei11y, M.Marcin, D.Chesna, C,Meider, B.Grad, Directed by Mrs. Ney- erlin, the stage crew learned about stagecraft and worked on sets for all of the school productions. They were always on hand to render assistance with the lights and sound for dramatic performances. 81 Row 1 E Doane, S Samson, R Bordonaro I Seufert R Culmo, C Doran, C McLaugh11n I Gregor, S Alderman P Roosa Row 2 D DeMunn, C Hasungs, J Holland N Marzolf B Rexch I Longmate J Sherry J Spencer P Helms B Carmer Row 3 C Honsberger S Noah M Wlndnagle M Davxes D Iemson I Roneker S Hahn V Tweedy C Mergenhagen G K1e1n Row 4 K Stook P Marzolf E Raupach A Schober B Hartwrg D Baker P Sny der M Maddock M Ryan I Robmson Row 5 E Sm1th I Kelly W Beers H Boxes D Smxth D McC1ar1n G Westburg D Smnh M uslc Row lg Lwagner L,Sch1eich N Iworman M Schafer D Schwenk M.Reeves, J Kudlets L Bennett, V,Barber, M,Ramming, J.Nuss, R.Hurd, Row 2: L.Parkinson, C,Ma1tby, E.Kent, S, Swanson, S,McCrea, S.Lowery, C.Gro11, J,Watson, M,Long, M.Ward1ow, Row 3: J.Bordonaro B,Scharf, I,Maybach, J.Bennett, K.Brauen, S,Sma11ey, S,Goeh1e, M.Eiss, M.Do1ge, I.Mc- Clung, I.Anderson. Row 4: B.Dona1dson, N.Kick, F.Rhodes, P.Eckert, S,Wende, L,Chrisrian- sen, J.Morabito, B.B1aisdeLl, P.Dottere1, S.Thomas, S.Ha11, L.deLaunders. Row 5: L.Neff, R.Shis1er, R,He1ms, M.Daar, D.Smith, R,Murray, R,Marzo1f, E.Mi11er, R.Bojt, C,Buzzard, 82 C ,-IL Row 1 B Beck I Schwenk K Brllner L Bennett L Haroun J Burns L Lord P Hyatt P Maybee Row 2 G Wrlker son M Drlllrng W Wohlforth S Yeager W Daar D Hartwlg D Egner W Carver Q Coplon I Gregor D Marchette I Fregel Row 3 E Staffeld E Hartwlg L Chrrstlansen O Mellon L Logan I Goodrrdge P Doetterl S O Malley D B Werler J Frsk T Janus D Cunnlngs R Szolrs P McCarthy W Sheldon J Monkelbaan I Frerhett R Barnes L Frsher The Glee Club was d1v1ded mto two sectrons th1s year The Wednes day group under Mr Kmckerbocker, and the Frrday a cappella group, under Mr Schaad, sang rn varrous programs throughout the year Instrumental mus1c for the school was supplred by three bands The Senlor Hlgh Band under Mr Farwell s d1rect1on gave band concerts and was the marnstay for our athleuc act1v1t1es New thrs year was the jumor Hrgh Band whrch was also led by Mr Farwell Our small but excellent dance band dr rected by both Mr Farwell and Mr Sorrento provrded rhythm1c mus1c for assemblres and dances Row 1 L Frlareckl S Larson I Wade R Murray B Mlller Row 2 J Reed B Stewart P Frsk Row 3 R MCCIBIIH D McClar1n G Spacht Row 4 Mr Farwell D Zrmmerman Mr Sorrento IN Molfese C Stark Row 1 B Frsk D Hoffman J Tazcyk L Garrrnger R McClar1n J Allan D McClar1n Row 2 I Wade C Hartwlg R Tllley N Flemrng L Frlareckl R Brushaber Row 3 B l-lartwrg R Fernen Mr Farwell IN Molfese D Zrmmemran B Mrller J Mrneo B Stewart 83 - it q 1 it l ,ruf it I KZ I n I l ' l . .. W D 9 , I4 . g , ,, 4 'D 1 I K ' 4 p v 'H - :QW J., r 0 E . .3 . I Y 23 4 H 7 ' A . O ' I ' . I ' I 'I ' I I ' I ' I .' D 0 I O I . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . Hartwig, G,Long, D.Stiff, S,Pater, W,Browh, P,Fisk, P.Gardher. Row 4: I.Reid, L.Erickson, K,Fix, D,Stark, K.Hakes, 1 ' l .' , . ', .' ',. . .: . l, . u, . . ,'.' . ,...' ', Chef In the home economics room, this group of boys meets every Wednesda under the leadership of Mrs Boyd They do simple cooking that can be eaten by the boys afterward Some of their products have been doughnuts cookies, and cocoa Row 1 D Reilly J Epke D Cannon J Weseman Row2 R Greis G Petz G Farr C Campbell D Brown P Coleman .ave F.H.A. Amon the activities sponsored by the F. l-LE. was an annual dinner, the proceeds of which went for supplies for shipment overseas. Workin together, the irls leamed new methocgs in the fiel of home management Seated P Geiler I Leimnger G Klein N Schif ferle I Seufert G Weiler Standing J Brauer N Stanley M Lindstead J Paul R Sugg D Pfennig S Hagelstein G Wilkerson D Hubbard M Casey D Buechi D Carmer Under the leadership of Mr Mozian and President Dale Blakely the F F A won a number of prizes at the Erie County Fair The group sponsored two com munity dinners and planted narcissus bulbs around the school Row 1 R Claydon G Hubbard Outten M Kropelxn R Cherry Windnagle Row 2 L Carmer Ross R Dawydko Mr Mozian Carey M Kaufman R Karnitz Q I I I . l ' l ' I . Y . 7 ' . f F F A ',. ' o o o . x Q 'Q 1 f - - S 5 . ' P .1 ' + ' . . . D-Tj, y If ,X Y ' 1 ' , ' I v . ' ' l Q Y C .1 l ' 1 g yi' s , , ' fl . ' - X ' : . , . , P. , . ', . , ' S. ' . : . , ' R. , . . . ' , W L. , . , . ' . 84 Girls Shop G1rls shop grves grrls who lrke handxcrafts the chance to practrce burldrng thrngs They get an oppor tun1ty to use the wonderful tools rn the shop X PT' K Lathrow E Mellon I Krull I Shepard G Boone I Ptlkey G Herrrck H Haskms I Blatsdell S Fotch M Erss Shop Desrgned to lmprove methods of shop teclmlque and sk1ll 1n buxldrng, thrs club of fers students opportunrtres to work on spe c1al proJects wrthm therr area of rnterest D Booker I Reece F Peronne H Glrdden M Cook R Radzrwon Rifle The rrfle club, tmder the leadershrp of Mr Scott elected the followlngoffrcers Davrd Johnson, pres., Larry Floss, v1ce pres. 3 Gayle Lewrs, treas.g and Judy Gregor, sec'y. Row 1 L Floss, D Johnson, G Wrlltams Row2 R, Fry, W.Osk1n, K Ktener, J Gregor, J Smxth, B Sheedy, G Lewrs, D Yohe, R.C1u key, F Granada, R Webb, I Retd Row 3: Mr N Scott, R Strllman, J Brooks, R Kamysz, R Keller, R Borsmk, P Stahl, P Wolfe, P Stan ton, R Covne, D Kenjockety, R Schumacher, I Schober. ' I I 0 J ' 1 . ' n u 1 1 ' V N - 1 I , X , -. 1 1 . a - n I . W . f B- ' ' ' ' A M L- 1 Y e '4 9 '-'P - ,r - , - do es. . , . , . . . . . , - ks j X . , . , . , . , . , f ul U HX U , , I '5 X, , , . , f . .Q r I 1 . , . , . , - v ' 9 C . . , 85 Ceramics Ceramics was one of the newer organizations in our school. Under the direction of Mr. Wyroba, the members made ori inal pottery and ceramic pieces. hey had a chance to experiment with the potter's wheel and glazes. n,.' -:H , t liz. ' Seated: S,Reid, P,Neff, A,Rhodes, J.McDouga11, L.Sch1eich, Phofography Ljoswiak, N.Seymour, I.Grytten, Standing: G,MacDona1d, C. Shisler, W . Sheasley, J, Allen, Row 1: N,F1eming, I,Pi1key, W,Le1and, I,Preg, D.Whitacre, D.Cannon. Row 2: J,Geimeier, R,Til1ey, S,Reig1e, M,Eiss, I,Blaisde11, J.Mattison, P,Raupach, T,Negeshi, R.Campbe11, Mr. Wyroba was the advisor for the Photography Club. The group learned how to develop, print, and enlarge pictures. Because of the time element involved, the students did not have much actual experience but did acquire enough knowledge to develop a thriving interest. Al I A amen... Drawing Led by Mr. Kaltenbach this group undertook new , projects each week such as water colors, charcoal, chalk, and crayon. The purpose of this club was to interest students in the various media of art. Row 1: C,Cunningham, I,Watson, G.Boone, M,Schrott, H,Haskins, L.K1ein, D.Buechi, Row 23 B, Fix, S,Hasse11, D,Gray, W,Kirsch B,Robinson, L, deLaunders, 86 Scholarship Headed by Miss Oliver, this group of aspiring scholarship winners meets to study College Board examination books and the techniques of taking these tests. Various teachers talk to them about the specialized sections in Math and the Sciences. Row 1: I.Weseman, N,Maybach, J,Andrews, C. Geel, E,Raupach, Row 2: I,Wade, E.F1esher, M.B1ake, K.Munschauer, D,l-latling, MissO1iver, Greek The Greek Club, instructed by Miss Ulrich, consists of stu- dents interested in learning the Greek alphabet and some of the vocabulary of this picturesque language. Left to Right: D.Long, M.Winger, E. Owens, 1.1-larfman, B.Lex, S.Dobler, P.l-lendrickson, F.Marsha11, I,Mue11er, B. Fisk, B. Staffeld, K. Bergstrom. Debafe i Moderated by Mr. Ruther- ford, the debaters bring up current topics and argue over the issues after they collect facts. Left to Right: S.Sebera, J.Baker, L.DeWein, B.Hig1ey, M.Preg, Mr,Rutherford, C.Se1in. wa, ,. Adv. Chess This club offers its mem- bers a chance to play other students who are experienced chess players. It meets under the direction of Mr. Root who arranges toumaments and adds spirit to the game. Cribbage Under the advisorship of Mr. Stillwell, students leam the techniques of playing and scoring the card game of cribbage in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Seated: L.Quenz1er, S.Danitz, P. Haggard, D.Goeh1e, D.Schwenk, J. Petz. Standing: I.Koz1in, B.Troyer, F.Berry, W.Sukman, T.Krebie1, W. Swartwood, A.Frye, R.Voge1, I.Don- aldson, M.Wo1fburg. Row 1: J.Jacobs, M,Ryan, C.Mirus, J.Baker, M,Wolfberg, D.Fo1ger. Row 2: B.Baxter, J,Koz1in, L.Quenz1er, M,Preg, D,Marquart, J,Schober, W, Swartwood, M.Cook, I.Roth, D,Gamin, D.Rieg1e, R.E1dridge, S.Cook, D,Johnson, W,Tay1or, D.Webster, J,Mast, R,Borsink, P,Rowley, B,Norris, B.Troyer, Beg. Chess The less experienced chess enthusiasts comprise this club. Under the guidance of Mr. Root, they learn the fundamentals of the game. Shepard. Row 2: E.Barnes, M.Casey, I, Dugan, I.Richey, R,May, N.Metke, D. Zimmerman, T.Austin, Row 1: D,Purce1l, J.Kru11, B.Me11on, J, Q 71 Row lg L,Ki1patrick, Mr, Brenner, D,Deth, R.Gregg, A.Dompkowski, P,Crippen, C,Dick, V,Schmidt, S, Short, T,McDona1d, S,Murphy, J,Davis, Row 25 J, Mast, R,Casey, D,Brown, R,Sosnawsky, P,l-Iart, F, Locicero, T.Dugan. F ufure Nurses pd I 1 Seated: I.Davis, S,Stan1ey, C,Dick, B.Fix, B,Scharf, Standing: D.Gray, C.I-Iartwick, C.A1tenburg, J,Bur- iingame, S.Murphy, M,Rebmann, Under the guidance of Miss Mac Donald, girls interested in a nurs- i ing career have a chance to leam the background of the nursing field. Supervised by Mr. Shippengrover, participants of this club learn the functions of large corporations and small businesses. To join this club, a student must have had or be taking business subjects. Seated: W,Sukman, J,Robinson, L,Haberer, N. Marzolf, Standing: I.Reece, F, Hydock, R. Bordonaro, R, Lenz, R, Keller, Mr, Ship- engrover, 89 Biology Lyric Row 1: C,Stark, L,Schomber, C,Doran, S, Cutler, B.Lex. Row 2: R.Brushaber, S.Christ man, C,Merzger, I.Baker, Carefully trained and taught by Mrs. Kingsley, this group of voice stu- dents attend concerts and sing at various school productions and as- semblies. Commerce '19, i ZA 'J I, Memories are made of this, Will that ladder hold? ,ff Yam Judy and friends. - - sp '- Q -V in , 'ik ff V. , , A Q , if I M . eh V! wx- X Let's have a big cheer, , , . Who me? -- r sg-ig, 1. f fs A 8 . - f 5' Z. V 1 k 5 r,4, ! :Q '94 .. , , Q' as .., ,. 2 ' 5 f A ' x' .1 1 A5 Say Cheese Pucker up, Marion Oooh girls, it's Elvis! L15 Qi 'ir Hey Ryan, what'd she say? Hi! Kids, DRIFTWODD Fan club, Nance? Thclr royal hlghnesses, Here, here, none of that! She's a lady Caught red handed. .gr Star gazxngl' F f ie,- if Q VE RTI S N.-L 'Ciba ag-:-:qs -4. just as the varrous steamshrp lrnes advertxse therr advantages, comforts and destrnatrons, so the school mam talns a publrc relatrons program Wlth rn the pa es of our annual, local mer chants a vertrse the1r products and SCFVICCS We are grateful for therr You are cordially 1nv1ted to rnspect the fmest MILLROAD HOUSE quallty wedding portralts and albums erther RESTAURANT 1n our studlo or rn your home Sunday 1 9 p m 9699 Mam Street Plaza 4227 Da11y 5 9 a m Clarence N Y GLENN CHILDS PHOTOGRAPHY Closed Mondays Clarence 2791 W xl11amsv1l1e New York Fran 8x Art Zrmmerman Comp11ments to Semor Class of 57 CLARENCE LUMBER SUPPLY lv'a1n 82 Ransom Rd Clarence N Y Complrments of SCHMITTS GARAGE IN Chrysler Plymouth Imperral 5255 Genesee Street Bowmansvrlle New York Regent 3343 an Congratulatrons to the Class of 57 EDDIE S JEWELRY 3344 Akron New York Best Wrshes to the Class of 57 DR LEONARD J PASCIAK Complrments from DORIS BRACE INTERIOR Mam Street Clarence New York Complxments of Ellzabeth and Shlrley Hoehman managers of CARY LOU LUNCH ROOM Clarence Center N Y Phone 6531 Home Best Wrshes to Cooking cms of 1957 Complrments to the Class of 57 from ALBERT D METZ Marn Street COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND y sry, -1 N Farm Equlpment 4 saw 94 - I l - I I O ' ' .t:f, - - l ' x '55, lv- 'V i? ' 'v 2 J?'A -I ,' I' 1' Athi. C, 0 ,l ,I ' f L - I I I lv. ' V F.F.A. , c. , I ' I fi . . I C Y I U Q . X. Q 1 N I S I' 2 Z ' mu' . Q 9 S 6' ' JJ Nix C O M P QSWWQZ ICI vi? ws :WX QM K Best Wishes to the Class of '57 NAT: 0 N A L -L, HONOR SOCETY EJ Lx Nahonal Honor Society BeWh Class of 1958 Brookside Farm Dalry and Dalry Bar d 6161 8 Th Cl f 1957 Crown House Resfauranf T Weseman Brothers G A D 'y P d C1 C N Y k Ph : C1 C C 1 ' ss o fr m ransitowu The Junlor and Semor S'ruden'r Councils wrsh the Class of l957 the Best of Luck IU the Future JUHIOI' Councrl Offlcers Semor COUHCII Offlcers Presldent Kay Holden Presrdent john Roneker Secretary Barbara Buzzard Secretary Carole Mclsaughlln Treasurer R1chardNotebaert Treasurer Ronme Kmght Best Wlshes to the Class of 1957 from Clarence Cenlral Hugh School P T A 97 Vice-President: john Monkelbaan Vice-President: Bob O'Leary Clarence Cenfer Volunfeer Flre Co. Inc from the O I Class of 1959 Harris Hull Volunfeer Fire Co Inc C P l , The f C g 1 ' 'I Congratulatlons Be St W 151-les to the Class M1957 to the Class of 1957 from from COACHMAN S INN Mam Street Clarence New York W D G Homemade Sausage Sugar Cured Smoked Porkloln Ham Bacon CLARENCE MARKET Real Estate and Insurance 9931 Main Street Clarence N Y 9839 Maln Street Frank Ingeliinger Clarence 3811 Clarence N Y Comphments GLEN CROFT COPPER SHOP Mam Street Clarence N Y Jewelry Handbags Style Center of Akron THE PAM ROSE SHOPPE 42 Mam Street Comphmems of Akron 2375 Childrens 85 Ladres Apparel All Types of Dtggmg Septxc Tanks Leach Beds Vlklng H MILLER PLUMBING at HEATING 34 Mam Street Clarence Center N Y Tool 8 S-I-eel Company Ph cc 5571 open Evemngs Success to 1039 Nlagara Street the Seniors MOOK S BARBER SHOP Maln Street Buffalo 13 New York Clarence New York Comphments of F W GRAVES Funeral Dlrector Clarence N Y Clarence 4001 100 I 7 u 0 of Ph. A kron, N. Y. O I I 1 I B Fogelsonger Inc Burlders Supplles Lumber Mrllwork Rooflng Floormg Palnt and Plaster Products and Blocks Clarence Center New York Comphments of the CLASS OF 1960 RONEKER S MEN S 8. BOYS CLOTHING Weatherbud Shoes 5548 Mam Street Wrllramsvrlle 21 New York NEW YORK FASHION SHOPPE Femrmne Weanng Apparel 5415 Marn Street Wrllramsvrlle New York Comphments of G M Donovan M W Ruszat 9876 Maln Street Clarence N Y Phone 4321 LAD 8. LASSIE SHOP Harrxs H111 Plaza 7589 Mam Street W1111amsv111e '21 N Y PL 8213 AMorab1to Vrsrt Our New Shop THE FLOWER POT 7160 Mam Street F 1or1st NUISCFY MEININGERS MARKET Fresh Fnnt and Vegetables Grocenes and Frozen Foods Fresh Meats we Dehver C311 CL 3711 Compllments The Class of 1957 From Sweeney Chevrolet nc Akron New York R. . , . CLARENCE PHARMACY ro , ' ' D.8a ' 101 Reasonable Rates CLARENCE SUBURBAN TAXI 24 Hour Servrce Phone Sprxng 6494 Best Wrshes to the Senrors DONALD F SCHWAB CLARENCE PRESS INC Commercral prrntrng of all kinds Pubhsher of Clarence Press Off1c1a1 newspaper of the Town of Clarence 9830 Marn Street Clarence N Y Clarence 5151 Phones Plaza 8264 Gas O11 Car Washmg and Accessorles Polrshrng DOHN BROS Esso Servrcenter Phone Marn 8: Goodrrch Rd Phone Clarence 2 10 1 R K BEARD CO Lrcensed Real Estate Brokers R K Beard 9675 Marn Street Best Wishes from SHE PARD BROS Funeral Home Maln Street Clarence New York Cooper Trres Washrng Pohshmg Tune Ups Rrchfreld Gas Trre Repa1r and O11 Greasrng DICK S CENTER SERVICE Goodrxch Road Clarence Center Phone Clarence Center 6141 Congratulauons to the Class of 1957 from OTTO SCHARF 8. SONS FLORIST Clarence N Y Phone Clarence 2651 Jewelry Watches Repa1r LEWIS N PIZZUTO 5540 Marn Street W1l11amsv11le N Y Phone laza 1811 TCICVISIOH Radlos Recorders SMITH S MUSIC SHOP 5559 Marn Street Wrllramsvrlle 21 N Y Phone Plaza 2187 RCA Vxctor , . DR. . - - Clarence 2542 Clarence' N- Y- Irllingg W. Beard Clarence, N. Y. I . . . P I 102 Phone 2311 JOHN L KRUSE MOTORS INC 10065 Marn Street Clarence New York JOTll'l L Kruss Truerg Watches Dramonds Jewelry THE VILLAGE JEWELER 5415 Mam Street Wxllramsvrlle 676 Main Street East Aurora PL 7011 East Aurora 2154 Parts Accessorres Machme Shop SHAFFERS AUTOMOTIVE INC Marn at Salt Road Clarence N Y Phone CL 4431 THOMAS INGRAM Socony Mobrle Service Socony Mobrle Lubrrcatron O11 Tues Tubes Battenes Congratulatrons To The Class of 1957 From HOBARTS Clarence Center N Y Best of Luck To The Class Of 1957 SEITZ MARKET Goodnch Road Clarence Center N Y Complete Lrne of Phone 6631 Meats Grocerres Best Wrshes To The Class Of 1957 From WESTERN AUTO Transitown Phone Clarence 3431 ANN 8. DAN CHRISTY Restaurant Caterers Drnners Banquets 10080 Marn Street Clarence N Complrments CLARENCE BOWLING ACADEMY Restaurant Lounge Toys Hardwares 20th CENTURY SUPPLY CO Akron New York Sportrng Goods Apphances O l , I ' I ' g s . Refrigerated Locker Service , . . ' , . Y. ' of ' PATRONS OF 1957 SAGA Miss Frances Allan Mrs Hugh Allan Mr 8: Mrs E G Alderman Ardys and Judy Audrey and Jerry Babe and B111 Mrs Margaret M. Babrch Mr 8: Mrs Karl Baumert Mr 8: Mrs. Wm Beagle 8: Famtly Mr 8: Mrs O. F Bergstrom Betty and B111 Harold E Blckert Town Clerk Bob and Jane Bob and Loa Bret and Jeanette Mr 8: Mrs Albert Brushaber Mr 8: Mrs Roy Casey 8: Mrs Roland Marzolf John Mattison . 8: Mrs Mrlton Maybach 8: Mrs LeRoy McClar1n 8: Mrs McLaughl1n 8: Mrs Harold Merster I H Merster 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Carl Metzger Thomas Mills John Mozran Wrlham Munschauer A O Leary a and Whxtey 8: Mrs Paul R Raupach 8: Mrs Edgar P Rhodes 8: Mrs Arthur Rrbbeck Wm G Robinson Mrs Evelyn Hathng Charlene and Bob Mr 8:Mrs Gerhard Cook M1ss Catherme Lourse Cunntngham Dave and Carole Dorcas DeMunn Mr 8: Mrs E M DeMunn Harold DeYoung Eddre and Nancy Edxe 8: Len Jo Ann 8: Leon Dor1s 8: Lee The Erss s Mr 8:Mrs Charles Fregl Mr 8:Mrs J H Flesher Mr 8:Mrs Ra1phE Frank Frank and Carol Mr 8: Mrs Gayle and 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8:Mrs Vrncent Gaudy 8: Famrly Euge Charles L Geel P H Goodman Lawrence M Haberer Arthur Hamann Prrscrlla Helms and Donald Watt Mr 8: Mrs Wrllram Holmwood Mr 8:Mrs Donald Howe Judy and Art Mr 8: Mrs Edwrn K1e1n Lerla and Hank 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Herman R Lenz R A Lewrs W1ll1am Luebbert Frank Maddock Marchewka 8: Famtly Albert E Martrn Charles Ross Mr 8: Mrs Mtlford Schuler 8: Son Mr 8:Mrs Edward Schomber Lourse Schomber Mr 8: Mrs John Sehn Mr 8: Mrs Lewrs H Seufert Seventh grade Homeroom 235 M1ss L1l11an Shapcott Sherry and Johnny W1l11am L Sh1pengrover Shrrley and Paul Shrrley and Theresa John B Skehan Mr 8: Mrs Frank A Smtth John R Smrtn Paul R Smlth Paul A Smlth Sophomore Homeroom 228 Danrel David S Tanley Mr Robert G Sttllwell Mr 8:Mrs JohnW Taylor Miss Audrey Teal M1ss June M Ulrrch Edward K Van Kuren Mr 8: Mrs El11ott J Vetter Carol Wade and Jack Mays 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs James Wade Carlton C Weseman Gerald Whtttaker Henry Wrlson George Wtndnagle Mrchael Zlmmer Paul W Zlmmerman BUSINESS PATRONS Akron Candy Krtchen Akron Cleaners Akron Taylor Shop Aladdm Shop C A Bratt Class of 1961 Ben DeYoung Ebersole s Mrllmg Co Eshelrnan s General Store Gustav A Frisch H3518 H111 Electrlc Service Donald E Hrbbard Mr 8: Mrs F Hibschweiler Home Town Dress Shoppe Mac s Radto 8: T V Harryj Mattrey Modem Dry Cleaners Pohl s P S Food Market Chuck Rrggxo Sport Shop Stevens Beauty Shop Stevens S1ncla1r Statlon Stone s Drug Store Austrn Velzy Vtllage Shoppe Western Auto Assoclate Wtld W1ll s Hardware Ye Olde General Store 4 Th s book pr nted by VELVATONE a spec al p oc of I th graphc pmt g Sol p od e Wm J Kell I c Buffalo N Y N other pr t g fi m rs autho ed to use th Velvatone method Mr. . . Mr, . . . . Mr . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . , Sr. . . . Mr, , ' ' Mr. . ' ' . ' . Mr. . . ' P t ' Mr. . . Mr, , , . . Mr, , ' - - Mr. , . . Mr. . . , ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . , Sr. ' . Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence M. Haberer, Ir. Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Stark, Sr. Mr. . . . ' ' Mr. . MI. . . Mr, , . Mr. . . . ' Mr, . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . Mr, . ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' Mr. . . ' , '