Clarence Central School - Saga Yearbook (Clarence, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

if 356 M 24 Kg w ii ff x Q 4 as W Kill f J Q JMX? 'J dj X T' 1 N, 2 ? 1 presented by the senior class of elarenee central hugh school elarenee new york the '60 saga foreword We, the Class of 1960, have likened our school to a tree, which in turn symbolizes the full rich life of the individual who attains his ultimate goal. The roots give our tree direc- tion and strengthg its trunk supplies the bulk of the nourishment to the growing branch which reaches out for its own pattern of growth, while our lesser branches form the other segments of the tree, supplementing its structure and vary- ing its appearance . We feel that the student-body, with con- tinuous support and guidance from the school administration and faculty fits rootsl, with nourishment in the form of vital spirit from the underclassmen fthe trunkj, with the bright foli- age and color provided by our achievements fin athletics and activitiesl, and the practical sustenance to provide a pleasant environment for growth lcontributed by the financial support of our local taxpayers and businessmenl, can achieve a full measure of accomplishment in life. As our tree grows, it strives for its partic- ular place in the scheme of life, whether it be the mighty heights of the majestic Sequoia or the fullness of a Willow. We, too, must strive to attain our place in life for then we shall be able to experience the beauty and depth that it holds. table of contents administration Seniefs athletics underclassmen activities advertising 1 f I -I 4159--a.,..4w Jy -:sw ,X . .G-In ' f., ,...'+,.. xi Qa 'a .A I ' I 4 K A In preparauon for the annual musrcal Mrs Neyerl1n does research rn the theatncal sectron of the school lrbrary The Saga Staff has searched IIS m1nd and has found no two people more deservrng than Mrs Neyerl1n and Mr Schaad to honor Wlth the ded1cat1on of the 1960 SAGA Mrs Neyer l1n 1S certarnly no stranger to anyone at Clar ence whether they know her as a teacher as drrector of the schoo1's mus1cals or as a member of the Gurdance staff The commun 1ty has come to regard her as a producer of theatrrcal performances ofthe f1rst order She has repeated PICVIOUS successes H M S Prnafore Prrates of Penzance Bloomer Grr Pa1nt Your Wagon The Krug and I Brrgadoon and Carousel, Wlth South Pacrfrc tlus year s offermg wh1ch W111 cer ta1nly be long remembered by the many who attended Mrs Neyerlin represents the lughest of standards at Clarence rn that, as a most 1m portant part of the tree of learnmg she asks for notltung less than the frnest effort on the MRS CAROLYN F NEYERLIN Members of the operetta cast recerve construc uve crmcrsm from Mrs Neyerl1n ,pf part of the 1nd1v1dua1, whether on the stage or 1n the classroom By strrving for perfec tron she brrngs out rn them an 1nner desrre not only to sat1sfy the reqtusrtes of the pres ent but of the future Unfortunately Mrs Neyerl1n 1S plannlng to leave Clarence We w1ll suffer a great loss yet we should never forget the f1ne example she has set and the h1gh prmcrples for wh1ch she has stood If at some future date she should return to our school system we s1ncere1y hope she W111 frnd that her f1ne educatronal standards have not been forgotten The warmth of her per sona11ty the ease w1th Wh1Ch she can be ap proached on any problem and the understand ing she has shown toward us are qual1t1es we shall always revere We W1Sh Mrs Neyerl1n every success and happrness 1n the future and hope that Clarence w1ll long rema1n for her a most pleasant memory of 1960 dcd1C ltts tht SAGA When one man devotes h1s l1fe to teaclung as has Mr Frederlck Schaad It 1S evrdent that he has grven much of hrmself to h1s stu dents To g1ve the student body an apprecra t1on of the beauty and meamng of musrc has been h1s goal 1n teach1ng In asp1r1ng to a chleve tlus goal he has g1ven us a chance to v1ew those rare qual1t1es of ded1cat1on s1n cer1ty and 1ntegr1ty that make h1m the f1ne 1n dividual he IS Musrc Mr Schaad feels touches the very nature of man h1s creat1ve gemus H feels that lt IS v1tally 1mportant to keep al1ve a strong interest 1n mus1c 1n a world that IS becorrung so mater1al1stic Mr Schaad s name has become synonymous with mus1c at Clarence, as he has lent hrs enthuslasm and k1ndly mren to the school s var1ous choral groups and musical product1ons and to musr cal affa1rs of the commuruty Over the past years Mr Schaad has seen Clarence grow 1nto the f1ne school that lt IS today, a school system wluch he feels IS one of the finest 1n the State He has aided ded 1cated mus1c1ans in prepar1ng for var1ous m s1ca1 contests 1n the area and has helped them f1nd the Joy 1n mus1c that he has found MUS1C3lS such as Carousel, The K1ng and I and South Pacif1c offer pleasant rnemorres for h1m, s1nce hrs work w1th the choral and in strumental group made them as excellent mu sic WISE as they were 1n actmg and staging Thus 1n many ways, Mr Schaad has de voted a share of lus l1fe to Clarence Long hours of work after school, rehearsals w1th The ftnal curtarn comes down on the many excel lent product1ons under Mr Schaad s dtrectton lR Xw FREDERICK DCHAAD groups of students, and pr1vate tutor1ng have taken away much of h1s free trme We hope lus future IS as successful as his past and that h1s patrent and k1ndly disposluon w1ll Mr Schaad or the selfless devot1on he has shown toward us all We most often fmd our talented musrcal duector Mr Schaad seated at the prano arrangmg composmg or dtrectlng 5 never desert him Clarence w1ll never forget If the roots are deep, no wind will uproot the tree. - Anonymous - Chinese Proverb A tree that has a strong root structure will sur- vive the buffeting of storms and the heat of the day. It will grow and mature, sustained by the guidance of these subterranean sinews of strength to face yet another challenge. As we, the Class of 1960, cross the threshold of the adult world, we must also face many storms, but like the tree with deep roots , we can overcome these turbulences. Our administra- tion and faculty are these roots, for they give us the practical skills, knowledge and a sense of maturity and confidence which will make us feel more se- cure in the myriad of storms and calms that life imposes in our complicated world. irijfif, 41 'VJ'-9 IX o ' 1 -dk an-'K of 'Q ' 6' Q A Q, it -A .r , Q. Qt., t fi f J' , . ' F5 ,I 'Q , X R .K ,s W1 K 4 W M E E. A 1 1 'r , ' . . ,.ff,Ay f f 4 , st 'fl ' 1 ,470 ' '5 ,A , ' L.. .1 f f Qi '.' ' fi' ' - ' ' Q , 9 I, 5 9 - ,. V 5 An. J, ' vs, Lf, .- 2:44 4 Q- ,.. Y s -. ,L sf 4 q 41? Q, .- A .. , 'ASQ 1 ' 113' ' nic ,ff 59. If E b X j fi l ag' . L- , 'LM Q ,A .- any 1 Q A fp rf.. . 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I . . ,- P SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION gr Mr John Matti son President Board of Educa non Mrs Lura Cook Mr Millard Browne Ml' VCII18 S1Il'll'1l Mr Paul Neff Mr. Edward Brown g I A Q Pre 5 an 5 Mr. Stephen ,fb I-ov' I 8 Dr Ralphl Stanley Supervising Principal discusses recent trends in school enrollment with Dr R1chardMoomaw Administrative Assistant and Mr Robert Kinney Purchasing Agent and Business Manager of the Clarence School District and Clerk of the Board of Education GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 You are completing high school at a most exciting time in history Change is the outstanding characteristic of the present century. Its pace has been so fast that each suc- ceeding generation lives in a different kind of world The explosion of population and explosion of knowledge promise to make the next decade more challenging Our schools must prepare youth to meet these rapidly changing conditions. Our board of education and admin- istrative staff work together in planning a program for all students from kindergarten through grade 12. The board, elected by the voters of the school district, formulates policies. The administrative staff makes recommendations on policies, then administers those adopted by the board. May we extend to each of you the wish for a fnost suc- cessful and happy future. Our staff and facilities are here to serve you. We hope that you will make the best use of them at all times. 8 SENIOR HIGH .ff--K in Z, DDUL RFGISTRQIION Mr RobertT Lynch Duector ofAdu1t Education prepares for regxstrauon 9 all 1 Eugene H Small takes ume ou from hrs busy schedule as Pnnclpal to speak wuh members of the student body Among the fam11iar faces at Clarence Central two of the most outstand mg are those of Dr Small and Mr Lynch These men are pr1mar11y respon s1b1e for the f1ne reputa t1on of our school and 1ts related activ1t1es Each has hls dut1es wh1ch VII tually affect every aspect of 11fe at Clarence and co ord1nate th1s stem of our tree of educatlon Q- , lvxi 'X ' I S ,.s 51s.2 ciVf-'.,V . . . . X..- ,N A ,' A . . . . ., , ' f ' ' 'j D Q Q I s . . s!,6. - A . ,, .L ' s. '. . o N , n . ga Q Q p sp . Us 1 Q , ' 4-4-' n ' 0 '. 5 c 5 A x X 'Q . Dr. . ' I . C A f ' p-- O - Y . . .bf . . lj. lu if . .Y . . . . , . . ,AQ J ' J ef' M3255 'Z'xX-. K , fvi 1. ,gf 'u ,iirfifk y yu A fi ws- J .,, : , I ,133 1,y 'f3f '. 5 if x Q' ,ii X f 4 y . . fb- A I ADVI URS Sophomore Homeroom Advtsors Mrs E Roland M1ssB Kress Mrs D Rlzzo Mr I McGrexvey Ms L Galza Mr P Kohler Mlss C Cox Guidance Staff: Seated: Mr. I. Fahey, Mrs. C. Neyerlin, Miss B. Hohenstein. Standing: Mr. I. Rosenbach, Director of Guid- ance: Dr. S. Losen, School Psy- chologist. Freshman Homeroom Advrsors Seated Mrs G Star Mrs R Dahmer M1ssS Doody Stand mg Mr A Sorrento Mr J Glovack 11 EDUCATIONAL OPPGRTUNITIES 1 Mrs Eshelman our School Lrbranan ts responsrble for our ever tmprovmg lrbrary These facrlrtres rnclude the left and rxght wtngs of the Irbrary where the two major collecttons frcuon and non ftctton are kept At the left Mrs Eshelman rsshown seated at her desk tn the lrbrary workroom New thts year and certainly welcome 15 the Language Lab for the use of the Latm Spantsh and French classes Made possrble by a generous government grant rt rs used as a sup plernent to Latin study and plays an tntegral part rn the oral mastery of the modern languages Shown here wrth Dr Ulrrch ts a sectron of a thtrd year Latm class R 12 'f vii ' ' ---H usa: mam mnuumm W-mw,.,, t,.,.,..n,,.. - . .... . ' To implement the complicated process of slide rule manipulation, the Mathematics Depart- ment now has this giant slide rule, which makes our learning process easier and is also fun to use Mr Robert Stlllwell demonstrates the use of the transit to Bob Spies and June and Janet Lee Miss Carolyn Cox prepares mterestrng and in formative study units for World History students Here correlating abulletln board project with textbook reading are Miss Cox L Miller N Selmer C Norris S Eldridge L Harroun D Melancon L Stanton and M Clarey NIS 7 X S 1' fl X ...J .4 13 .5 E52 C M , 5 ' A Q 4 5 A - ' D 'C n if sv-7, f N - av' 1 L ' I x . , t 'ff' asf' .3 'ff 1 . ., , at ' t at a , , L as Mm' QQ? , 'lb 4 1 f R- 'P ' fi? ggi gffv fff 'ull M Ama mf f - , f uhm.,- -M Z .,. aww Q is v gj sl I I . M-.ke x I Mr Kmg Director of Cooperative Industrial Services dis cusses the progress of Dennis Riegle at his Job at the Clarence Press with his Job supervisor Bob Kxener Mrs. McMahon instructs Carol Shisler and Judy Wet- zel in the use of adding machines and Sandy Reid in the technique of running the electric typewriter. Mr. Shipengrover aids Pauline Noah as she practices typing drills ,5A'Hi::gg 3 au usual: Tl Hsu :lau Sits: ll 'Q 15 Xi' 'f, f......,, ,4.,.u,. 3 f ' 'vi , Q , F if fa -Q I4, 2 ,f 404, ' d f IK , f V ' ' ' gf 0 I 1 , my . z I 1' g 4' wk .Z Qdflisk f o 4 i Ei f lf mf-, ' 9 f W M' .'-:' . . -- 2 'Z f Jirnllr t v - 1 i ,ijgiifl-1'Q:i:1' L - f 4' Vi '. 2 :P if If '2-1fi.lS??52'r'-15555 U . ,, x , .Q ,L V, L, I If U , . , .' -1 i . ,.,,,g:.,, r . - -- I ' 4. 'W I , W f??EEf:ffffggff: -af, iv- ' -.Q :Q ' ? pw . WI ,g .L azfsrmgzizie f 1 X P A , 5 fH27'i'.1Tt2'jif2i ,' V 4 Nw . '. N vw i wx , T-'ii'i . ,if M'-L . ,pq r 3 ,. 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BUSINESS AND MEDICAL STAFFS ?f-......nng- Our office secretanes Mrs D Tllley Mrs E Mack Mrs L Honsberger and Mrs R Sturgis contnbute much to the eff1c1ent management ofthe I-hgh School 3 Dr Ftsher our school physrctan contributes many hours of servrce to rnsure the good health of all students Clarence offers the finest in health care to 1ts students and fac ulty Every year each student is given a general physical Each athlete must pass a thorough exam to part1cipate rn sports In addi tion, X rays, tuberculin tests, and polio shots are given Dr Fisher ably acts 1n his ca ram, ki The Business Staff headed by Mrs M Larktn at the typewnter performs a very tmportant funcnon Mrs I Bauer and Mrs G Howe aid Mrs Larkm rn keepmg all ftnancral records and meet ing all fmanclal commttments tncurred not only by our school but by all the schools ur our dlstnct Miss MacDonald our school nurse ts shown tnstructtng our future pasta aww 52:1 igadoggof ltzif the nurses in one of therr many duttes rn Clarence s excellent health Sc 00 SS e C na ' our program Thetr servrces both tn the routrne of the datly health 3911001 nurse, Checks 5911001 at program and tn an emergency are recogmzed as tnvaluable tendance and protects our well being 1n case of acc1dent 18 Y A . 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CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFFS Our cafeteria staff is prctured here tn a rare moment of relaxation Our nutritious lunches Z WD'-'X served datly certainly testify to their cookmg skill Pictured clockwise from the left are Mrs M Keeny Mrs D Bartz Mrs L Lind stedt Mrs L Lowrey Mrs M McCartan Mrs A Dietz Mrs L Burd Mrs E Stevens and Mrs D Davidson tudent Council President Ralph Lawson relays student sugges tions regarding lunch menus to the head of our school lunch pro gram Miss Laura Symonds Our efficient custodial staff keeps the mechan ical side of Clarence life functioning They take great pride rn keeping the building orderly and clean during the school day and maintain mg the schools grounds Above are Mrs Smith Mr Schoentholer Mrs Williams and Mr D Keeny The severe winters encountered in the Clarence area make rt imperative that we have abundant heat when needed Our chief custodian, Mr. William Holmwood, is shown here with Mr. Harold Besancon instructing interested students in the operation of the heating equipment. 19 Fresh groves grow up, and their green branches shoot toward the old and still-enduring skies. - Vaughan - The Timber The fresh, growing branch of the tree is the one which, fortified in spirit and strength, reaches for the sky. It grows from a mere twig into a leader, the uppermost of the branches, the one closest to our eye. The Senior Class is such a branch. It is looking toward the future and is, indeed, the vibrant, living, and aspiring focal point of the tree. Each Senior will have his goal, whatever it may be, and he will reach and aspire like the green tree branch for a higher level of living, out in the vast infinite beyond. St -V , ,f. K K , K :M ,Z nm: , 4 ,f X I ' V ' ,I , Us v .df 1 , . , V , ,.., as i P n X- '1 . , ' Y 1 f 7 v I w - , ' , if 1 W V V N I ' - V 1 . X .. . 1 1 XX A 1 If , 1 ,ef V. . 1 .Y . , X. I . . vi, I x wg X W i, X I V 5 f V X . , 1 , . I , . 'Q M Us , , Q -, ' X ' 'r -7 ., 1 y , I 1 ' - If ' ' ' x ,' ' V ' V , , . 1 , 'i ', 4 . ' ff , T l A r I Q ' Q' c y f- X ' . f J e H , I . ' I -is ' . y - ' X an 1, -f ' - ,. 1 ,V H. E, ' ' ,-nf 4 Q, ' X z 1 L - w ' ' 'I , . ..' 3.1 X . YJ . ' ' '-.. . 5 x v Fe Vx s 5, I t 1 ' if Q I lx- , V K 'N I V Q .. i I . 3 . -. ,+I 1 - 41 , vi . 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CLASS OFFICERS 1956 - 1960 Pat Stanton President Connie Hastrngs Vrce Presr Dennis Kelso PICSIGCHI TOID Krehblel V106 PICSI dent PatStahl Secretary Wende Barrows Treasurer dent M1keStephens Treasurer B1110sk1n Secretary B11lOskm Secretary Paul Beyer Presldent Judy Peg Barry Secretary Dennis Kelso Presrdent Jerry Burlrngame Treasurer Bob Ferraro Vrce Presrdent Boies Vrce President Pat Stahl Treasurer 1 CLASS HISTORY As freshmen we did many things, aII1011g 59, from our record hops, sportsnights, and , . u - 22 . them sellrng candy and refreshments at the basketball games Thrs venture may not have proved entirely successful but we all had fun anyway In an orrental settrng we had our first big dance 'Teahouse of the August Moon Our sophomore year kept us busy again selling candy and refreshments at games Our soph hop Rhapsody in Blue was beauti fully done and everyone whowent had a won derful time It seems as if we have been suc ceedlng each year rn putting on better dances and promotrng more class spirit The whole class co operated well in selling Christmas cards our first really big project Our junior year provided us wrth qurte a few hilarrous and fun f1lled moments We made a considerable amount of money 1n 1958 last but not least our Junior Prom A passer de temps will long be remembered by everyone who attended as one of Clarence s most outstanding formal dances Denms Kel so was king and Judy Howard was queen The rest of the years actrvrtres included checkrng coats and selling refreshments at games We ended our Junior year with the purchase of our newly designed class rings As semors our last year at C C H S will long be remembered as one of the most enjoyable of them all We have a lot to be proud of and we achieved much In one year we have managed to cram the Chnstmas Dance the Semor Ball our Dmner Dance magazine sale paper drives and all the hi larity and exhuberance that only a senior class can produce B11l1s Hone ybun Pretzel Bender Thank Heaven for ltttle guls' Oooo!Those1egs! lust watt t1l Clarence Center gets runntng water s A-x x..du. E:w: Me Jane' Heavy Homework? Hey' Brg Daddy Just Vegltatm Amy Mcrvrxuv Dtd they really look luke THIS? The age of rnnocence Leetle Lmda Future Homemakers of Amertca Look out' Here come the Freshmen At sAmore' ,. 4 I told you that t left at one' he boat 23 MOST COLLEGIATE Pat Plehmger B111 Oskm MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Fotch Roger Murray J' VW QVWWEWWWV MOST CONGENIAL Mary Kirsch Lloyd Lrles 3,1 Winn MOST DEPENDABLE Carol Maddock John Johnson M'?ff W W CLASS WITS Pat Stahl Bnan Czaya SUPERLATIVE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Georgna Hernck Ralph Lawson BEST ALL AROUND Pat Stanton Denms Kelso MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Barry Bob Ferraro EE. H DOH DONALD R. ALDRED You stand in your own 1tght. MAJOR: Math and Science AMBITION: Electronics Engrneer ACTIVITIES: Chess Cl. 1,2,3: A.V. 1: Basketball 1. Soccer 1, Bowling 4. Track 4. R0 ROGER KING ALDRICH When once thts boy you get to know You re sure your frrendshtp wtll grow and grow MAJOR Math and Science AMBITION Vetertnanan ACTIVITIES Chess C1 1 2 3 Crrbbage 1 Newspaper 2 Bowlmg 1 2 4 Carol CAROL ANN ALTENBURG A pleasant girl wtth pleasant ways A smile on her just naturally stays AMBITION Teacher ACTIVITIES SAGA G A A 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Swrm Cl 1 2 4 Bowlmg C1 4 F T A 3 4 Fut Nursesl Scrence Cl 3 Latm Cl 2 26 . Iggle.. INGRID S. ANDERSEN On her tongue ts the law of kindness. MAJOR: Vocational Stenography AMBITION. Secretary ACTIVITIES: SAGA, Gtrls' Ldrs. 4, Glee Club 1. Garland GARLAND W ARCHER JR A consctentious man never lacks words MAJOR. Math Science and French AMBITION Law ACTIVITIES Gold Honor Pin Hon Soc 3 4 ModelU N Syr Cit Conf Rtfle CI 2,3 4 World Aff 3 Chess C1 2 3 Amer Essay3 SAGA Ltt Ed Operetta3 4 Golf 3 4 Rrfle 2 3 . . gg MAJOR: Science, Math and Latin eff JEFFREY M ARCHER Honor truth and manhood these are the things that DIANE M BARNHART stand Her life is full of pleasure MAJOR. Math Science MAJOR. Business AMBITION Medlcal Secretary AMBITION Scientific Research ACTIVITIES B H P ACTIVITIES G A A 3 4 Newspaper 4 ronze on In operena 3 4 Biol cl 2 Cm Bro:1:eseHon Cliina SAGA Chorus 1 3 Am Af Cl a He 'V Tom THOMAS LELAND AUSTIN If it's fun, lt's for Tom. MAJOR: Business, Science AMBITION: Salesman ACTIVITIES: Science Project 3: Dramatics 25 Chess 1: BIo1ogyCl. 2: SAGA: Operetta 4. Wende WENDE A BARROWS Lovely to look at delightful to know MAJOR. Math and Science AMBITION Nurse ACTIVITIES Hon Leg 2 3 4 Cl Treas 1 SAGA G A A 3 4 Dramatics2 Poster Cl 3 Stage Crew2 Senior Play Nortie MARGARET ANN BARRY Athletic, pretty, popular--all combined. An up-to-date girl of the very best kind. MAJOR: Science, Vocational Stenography, Business AMBITION: Phys. Ed. Teacher ACTIVITIES: Pep Cl. lg Dram. Cl. 1g Poster Cl. 2: Girls' Ldrs. 3-Treas. 4: Stud. Coun. 4g Class Sec'y 4g G,A,A, 2, V, Pres. 3, Pres. 4g Cheerleading 4. 27 uE1n npeteu ELLEN E. BAXTER PETER G. BLACK She talks her way In and out of trouble, In a way that makes our laughter bubble. MAJOR: Math, Latin, French AMBITION: Writer ACTIVITIES: Hon. Soc. 3,43 SAGA: Gold I-Ion. Pin, Newspaper 1,2, Assist. Ed. 3, Editor 4: Journalism Cl. 1, French Cl. 33 Russian Cl. 3: Chess CI. 1. Dave DAVID C BEC KER Many receive advice only the wise profit by tt MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Tennis 1 2 Wrestling 1 Cross Country 4 Be there a will, thy wisdom shall find a way. MAJOR: Science, French AMBITION: Meteorologist ACTIVITIES: Science Cl. 2: Rifle Cl. 1: Bronze Hon. Plug Weather Cl. 4. Paul PAUL J BEYER To climb a steep hill requires a slow pace at fust MAJOR Math Science AMBITION Dentistry ACTIVITIES Class Pres 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Track 4 Cross Country4 A V Cl 3 Shop Imp Cl 1 2 28 Nan NANCY C BLOODSWORTH Fun to be with nice to know MAJOR. Business AMBITION Airline Stewardess ACTIVITIES SAGA Operetta 4 G A A 4 Pep Cl 4 Attended Scotch Plains H S 1 2 3 Jerry Gigi IEROME JOSEPH BOIES IEAN LOIS BORDONARO The world was made to be enjoyed, Thy modesty's a candle and I'1l enjoy it! to thy merit. MAJOR: Math MAJOR: Vocational Stenography AMBITION: Marine Corps Engineer AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 1,2: Chess ACTIVITIES: SAGAg A.V. Club 3: Chorus 35 Class Vice Pres. 4: Football 1, 1: Bronze Honor Pin. 2: Baseball 1.2: Wrestling 1. Brucre BRUCE BRANDON A true clown but a fme pal MAJOR Busmess AMBITION Undeclded Elame M ELAINE BREMER A rosebud set wtth little wxllful thorns Gwen MAJOR French Math Scrence GWENYTH C BOONE AMBITION French Teacher ACTIVITIES Chorus2 B101 Cl 2 Never wtthout her fnendly smrle 3 4 SAGA OPCWU3 2 3 Gffld HOU Pm Newspaper2 3 4 Feat Ed 3 Edrtor 4 MAJOR. Math science F T A 4 Semor Play AMBITION Physical Theraptst ACTIVITIES Gtrls Shop 1 2 Dramatlcs 1 Russ Cl 3 Science C1 3 Sw1mmingC1 4 Crafts 2 BowlmgC14 GAA 14 Newspaper 3 4 29 Q' I I i - . H Gwen is happy 311 the while, Fl'6l'lCh Cl. 3-1 Russ. Cl: 3: d'l.lil1.8L gCl'011 DICK Chegy RICHARD CHARLES BROOKS DIANE p CHESNA A loyal compamon an excellent She 15 ggntle she is shy: friend But there s mlschref in her eye An earnest worker true to the end MAJOR Science Art AMBITION Fashion Merchandising MAJOR. Math Science ACTIVITIES SAGA Bronze Hon AMBITION Attend College Pm Operetta 1 2 3 Water Show ACTIVITIES A v Cl 1 Chess Cl 1 2 1 post C1 3 3 LatinCl 2 Baseballl 2 Squirrel JUDITH A BURLINGAME Her smrle IS worth a mrllron dollars and It doesn I cost a cent MAJOR Busmess Laun SCICHCC AMBITION X ray Techmcran ACTIVITIES Class Treas 3 SAGA Bronze Hon Pin G A A 2 3 4 News paper3 Fut Nurses C1 1 AV Cl 3 Dram Cl 2 Girls Ldrs C1 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3,4 Rrchre RICHARD P CAMPBELL Devtllsh and carefree! MAJOR. Science Occ Theory AMBITION To be rrch ACTIVITIES: Track 1. 30 .1 It ARTHUR WENDELL CHUBB He's got that winning way which few possess. MAJOR: Math, Shop AMBITION: Contractor ACTIVITIES: Track 2. Kookie ROBERT PAUL CLUKEY He appears to be a little shy but all and all a real swell guy! MAJOR. Shop AMBITION Draftsman ACTIVITIES Football 2 4 Carne CAROLE L CROC KETT Laughlng talkmg always gay She helps to make the perfect a MAJOR. Spanish Homemakrng AMBITION College ACTIVITIES G A A 3 4 Sooie SUSAN P CUTLER Her willingness to help sha never go unwanting MAJOR. Music Homemakrng Art AMBITION Teacher ACTIVITIES Dram Cl 2 3 4 Natl Thesp 2 3 4 Stage Crew2 Spec Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bronze Hon Pm Oper etta 1 2 3 4 Senior Play G A A 1 Brran BRIAN I CZAJA A ltttle nonsense now and then rs rellshed by the wisest men MAJOR Sctence Math ROBERT COVRIG AMBITION Architect He sees each Job through to the en l-le s one on whom you can depend MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION Undecided ACTIVITIES Swlmming2 3 4 Cross Country 4 ACTIVITIES Stud Coun 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 2 31 Blondie KATHLEEN MARIE DA DSWELL All who cannot know her are drsappomted MAJOR. Science AMBITION Elementary Teacher ACTIVITIES Dram 1 2 Fr Cl 3 Stage Crew2 Draw and Pamt 1 SAGA Op eretta I 2 3 Cheer1ead1ng4 G A A 1 Wes WESLEY JOSEPH DANIELSON A gentleman ut all respects MAJOR. Busrness AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Operetta 1 Dorasita DORA E DAVISON As merry as the day Is long MAJOR. Busuless Homemaking AMBITION Beauticlan ACTIVITIES Girls Shop 1 Dram Lani LEILANI L de LAUNDERS Faithful friends are hard to ind MAJOR. Secretarial AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES Glee Club 1 Spec Chorus 2,3 4 Draw and Paint 1 SAGA Operetta 2 3 4 Senior Play Dave G A A 2 water snowz 3 Swl C1 DAVID DETH In 3 Girls Ldrs 4 32 Ltfe ts just one darn thmg after another MAJOR. Industrial Arts AMBITION Undecided Carol Kathy' CAROL L. DICK Her ways are as true as her aim. MAJOR: Science AMBITION: Social Worker ACTIVITIES: SAGA: G.A.A. 3,4g Newspaper 2,45 DramatlcsC1. 1,2, 35 Fut. Nurses Cl. 1: Biology Cl. 1: Poster Cl. 3. KATHLEEN T . DONAHUE A girl who laughs must surely do well. MAJOR: Science AMBITION: Medical Secretary ACTIVITIES: SAGA: WaterShow4: G.A.A 2,3,4g Poster Cl. 35 Dram. 1,2: Stage Crew 2: F.H.A. 1: Sen. Play. RONALD DUNPHY His words are few but never mean MAJOR Sho P AMBITION Undeclded ACTIVITIES Track 1 Cindy CYNTHIA ANN DIETTERICH Her enthusiasm knows no bounds MAJOR. Business AMBITION Model ACTIVITIES SAGA Operetta-1 GAA 3,4 GtrlsLdrs 34 Dramatic: 2 3 Stage Crew 3 Dave DA VID R EBERSOLE Keep smiling! It makes everyone wonder what you ve been up to MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION Gym Teacher ACTIVITIES Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 34 Wrestllngl AFS C13 33 ..Ron.. I ' Y? as , 2' : . ' , , : : . . . . . n Bobn ROBERT GEORGE EL DRIDGE Beware, when the great God lets loose a thinker! MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: Physicist ACTIVITIES: Hon. Soc. 3,4g Gold Hon. Pin: Operetta 1.4: Football l,2,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Bowling 2,35 A.F.S. Club 4. ohn JOHN HUGH EPKE Known as Elmer by everyone He ltkes to Joke and have fun MAJOR. Math Sctence AMBITION Mechamcal Engineer ACTIVITIES Operetta 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 A F S Club 3 Stage Crew 1 2 Dramat tcs Club 1 2 Bobbte ROBERT A JEAN FEINEN If to her share some errors fall Look on her face and forget them MAJOR. Muslc AMBITION Musrc Teacher ACTIVITIES Dramatics 1 2 Stage Crew 2 Chorus 1 3,4 Stud Coun 1 2 SAGA Operetta 1 3 4 Band 1 3 4 Water Ballet 3 4 G 34 Irish ROBERT V. FERRARO None but himself can be his para1lel. MAJOR: Math, Science, Latin AMBITION: Military Academy ACTIVITIES: Hon. Soc. 3,45 Hon Leg. 2,3,4: Class Vice President 35 Gold Hon. Pin: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3, 4g Varsity Cl. 3,4. Vice Pres. 4. Russ RUSSELL J FIRLIK A blush is beautiful but some times inconvenient MAJOR. Science AMBITION Hotel Management ACTIVITIES Biology Club2 A V Club 1 Jazz Club3 Dra matrcs 2 Football 2 3 Basket ball 1 Baseball l 2 3 4 nl .. 3 U s J 0 s U42 -N u F 'I . a ali- J' m 1,2, , Q '.XfA. 1,4.. ' Sparkge Gretchen BETTY LOU FIX Her honor lies in stlence MAJOR. Secretarxal AMBITION Telephone Operator ACTIVITIES Fut Nurses 1 SAGA Drawtng Cl 1 Chorus 2 3 4 Op eretta 4 Cindy LUC INDA LEE FOWLER A btt of sweetness mixed with southern charm MAJOR. Science Latin AMBITION Language Fteld ACTIVITIES SAGA Silver Hon Pm Operetta4 Biology Cl 2 Sc1enceCl 3 SHARON A FOTCH To know how to htde one s abtltty is a great skill MAJOR. Math Science Latm AMBITION Laboratory Technictan ACTIVITIES Am Fteld Serv Treas 3 Gtrls Shop 1 Treas Dramattcs 2 Swtrn 234 GulsLdrs34 GAA 3 4 SAGA Assist Ed Hon Soc 3 Treas 4 Stud Coun 1 Gtrls State Classics Forum 4 Ouaestor Gold Hon Pin Water Ballet 2 3 4 ev BEVERLY MCKAY FRUEHAUF She w1ll be a great artist for she has the wtll AMBITION College and happmess forever ACTIVITIES SAGA Art Ed 2 3 4 Drama C1 1 2 Operetta 2 3 Sentor Play Pep Cl 1 Gtrls Ldrs 4 Poster Cl 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Water Bal let Decorat1ons2 3 4 Nat 1 Thes 4 Larry LAWRENCE R FRYE Hts world ts a large one MAJOR Science AMBITION Professtonal Basketball Player ACTIVITIES Football 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 35 ' c1...: ..:..'.2,' . : - ' . .: . . ,4- . : . . : ' ' 3: v IFB ll A A MAJOR: An, Science l: - .: G.A.A. 1. .Sf A .. .. 1 E 0 Pessy MARGARET ELISE FULLER Never too qulet never too loud Margaret is welcome in any crowd MAJOR. Scrence Home Economtcs AMBITION Laboratory Technician Deall MICHAEL DEAN GONZALES When I feel like exercising I lie down until the feeling goes away MAJOR. Math Sctence ACTIVITIES Bow1Ing4 Attended Griff AMBITION College iths Institute 1 2 3 Newspaper 4 Exchange ACTIVITIES Football 3 4 Golf Carolyn CAROLYN E GER!-IARDT Man has his w1ll but woman 3 4 Varsity Club 4 has her way MAJOR. Art Science AMBITION Airline Hostess ACTIVITIES G A A 4 SAGA Attended ,wt-f Kenmore High School 1 2 3 Short COLLEEN F GILCHRIST To all always open To all always true MAJOR Homemaking AMBITION Recreational Director ACTIVITIES: Water Show 3, Bowling 4. Attended Frontier Central School 1,2. 36 B00 BARBARA ANN GRAD She has a heart with room for every joy. MAJOR: Science AMBITION: Beautician ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 1,2,3, Stage Crew 1.2, Cheerleading 1, 4, Water Show 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Swim. Cl. 1,2,3,4. Gerry GERALD D Gaou. Carol Few books and many friends MAJOR Occ Theory AMBITION Radlo and TV repair man ACTIVITIES Science Cl 1 A V 1 Chess Club 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball4 Track3 Bowl ing 1 2 3 4 CAROL L GREGG Ever helpful kind at heart always wllling to do her part MAJOR. Vocat1onalStenography AMBITION Missionary ACTIVITIES Dramatics 1 Teen Age Guls 2 Fl-IA2 AFS3 GoldHonorP1n G A A 1 Newspaper 1 2 Head Typist 4 Future Nurses 3 Syn Swim Cl 4 Water Ba11et4 SAGA Sec yMgr F T A 4 Sec y Treas Operetta 4 Semor Play ROBERT W GROVE For fnendship and personalrty Bob can t be beat He s one of the nicest you ll ever meet MAJOR. Math Scnence AMBITION Engineer ACTIVITIES Band 1 Newspaper3 Bowl mg 1 2 Weather Club 4 Judy JUDITH A GRYTTEN The love light s Ln her eyes MAJOR. Homemaklng AMBITION Marriage Dick ACTIVITIES Newspaper 1 2 F H A 2 3 RICHARD P GREGG JR Some think the world was made for fun and frolic and so do I' MAJOR. Occ Theory AMBITION Au' Force ACTIVITIES Rlile 1 Swimming Team 1 37 Dee Helene DEANNA JOYCE HALL HELENE MARION HASKINS TM Smile on her face is Her unfalllng cheerfulness is one 'he mirror of he' Pe'50namY- of her endearing qualities. MAJOR: Business, Homemaking MAJOR, Math. Science AMBITION: Receptionist, or Telephone AMBITION: C,p,A, Ovwwr ACTIVITIES: cms' shop 1,2: sci ACTIVITIES: Chorus 3.4: A.F.S. 3: SAGA: ence ag Crafts 2, sAGAg G.A.A. OPCWYU 1.23 GLA-A. 4: Newspaper 4: 1.4: Newspaper 2,3,4: Bowling 4. Attended Wllliamsville High 1,2. Carole CAROLE JANE HARTWIG Congenial and good natured is she Always sure the sunny side to see MAJOR. Math Science Latin AMBITION Nurse ACTIVITIES Future Nurses Cl 1 Latm Cl 1 Operetta 1 2 3 4 SAGA Silver Hon Pm Band1234 GA,A 234 Russlan Club 4 All State Sectional Band 2 3 Ene Co Band1234 Nat Hon Soc 34 Connie CONSTANCE M HASTINGS She ll never walk alone MAJOR. Art AMBITION Votce Teacher ACTIVITIES Glee Cl 1 Stage Crew3 Spec Chorus 2 3 4 Dramatics 2 3 Natl Thesp 3 4, Sec 3 C1assV Pres 1 Cheerleadtng 1, Capt 2 3 Water Show 3 Operetta 1 2 3 4 Semor Play 38 RAYMOND EARL HEH He s a good kid you ll hear people say Of course you know that they mean Ray MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION Mechan1calEng1neer ACTIVITIES Biology Cl 2 Rlfle Cl 1 Bronze Hon Pin Soc 1 Track 3 4 FISH FRANCES M HIRTREITER Her eyes have a far off look MAJOR. Business I-Iomemaking AMBITION Beautician ACTIVITIES Girls Shop 1 G A A 234 George GECRGIA SKINNER HERRICK Wherever she meets a manger she leaves a frlend MAJOR. Science Math Latrn AMBITION Psychologist ACTIVITIES Girls Shop 1 Stage Crew 1 2 Swim C134 Girls Ldrs 4 AFS Cl Sec y3 Russian 3 Dramatics2 Photog Ed SAGA Gold Hon Pm Water Show3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Newspaper2 Classics Forum Scribe 4 Operetta 4 Sen ior Play udy IUDITH ELAINE HOWARD be greatly apprecrated A5 mu MAJOR. Secretarial AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES SAGA G A A 1 2 Munam MIRIAM I-IESS Girls Ldrs 3 Water Club4 RDSIC ROSEMARY B HURD In love one has need of being believed A- In friendship of being understood MAJOR. Science AMBITION Marrla se True happiness Consists of doing ACTIVITIES Chorus 3 operena 1 only good MAJOR. Business AMBITION Private Secretary ACTIVITIES SAGA Silver Hon 39 0 n I . I O D . . , : : ' : f 1 , r , 2 : a 1 o S u o 9 9 o U u 1 o - ' . . . 0 I 0 Q 1 r r . .- : . 2 n P v . 0 , , I Q s F S ' I ,If ru! u .LV K W Her friendship is a treasure to I .' 9? - an fi 'W A ' : : . . . , .3.4: ' 0 0 I O xxx .. - .. Ei ,V Q j A 'I 5 N . 5 5 . ,I 9 : : . : : . Pin. John Henry JOHN ARTHUR JOHNSON He who rs once good is ever great MAJOR Science Math AMBITION Physicist ACTIVITIES Dram 1 Current Events2 Silver Hon Pm Football 1 2 4 Basket ball 1 2 Golfl 4 IS M S 4 Senior Play Ron RONALD KAMYSZ Smile and the world smiles with you MAJOR. Industrial Arts AMBITION Undecided Judy JUDITH ELAINE IOZWIAK Judy does her work with zest Be assured that it s her best MAJOR Science Math AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Stage Crew 1 2 A F S Cl 3 SAGA Sllver Hon Pm G A A 2 3 4 Nancy NANCY KATHRINE KAMPER Nance loves horses any kmd Forever has them on her mind MAJOR. Science, Math, Latin AMBITION: Veterinarian ACTIVITIES: Russian Cl. 3: Stage Crew 1g Dram. lg SAGA: Silver Hon. Ping Oper- Etta 15 Water Ballet 4: G.A.A. 1,2.3.4: Newspaper 4: Girls' Leaders 4g Swim. Cl. 40 4. Iudi JUDITH ANN KATREIN A friendly girl without a doubt, There's always fun when she's about. MAJOR: Business AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dram. 2,33 Stage Crew 3,4. .. Jim.. JAMES WALTER KLEE Fun precedes his every glance. MAJOR: Industrial Arts AMBITION: To be retired at 35 Carole CAROLE L . KILLIAN Love is the beginning, the middle and the end of everything. MAJOR: Math, Latin AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Swim. Cl. 3,45 Dramatics 25 Stage Crew 25 G.A.A. 2,3,4g Girls' Ldrs. 4: Poster Cl. 3g SAGA-Sen. Sec. Ed water Ballet 3,4: An. Portsmouth Jr. H'.s. lg Senior Play: Girls' Officials Cl. 4. Mary MARY R KIRSCH Life is full of bumps and a sense of humor is a good shock absorber MAJOR. Science AMBITION To face life and all its problems with a smile ACTIVITIES Stage Crew 2 Dramatics 1 2 Natl Thesp 2 3 4 Sec y Treas Operetta 2 Denny DENNIS KELSO A truly fine and wonderful man is he Ken MAJOR. Math Science Latin KENNETH C KIENER AMBITION Doctor ACTIVITIES Chess 1 Hon Le 2 3 4 8 Listen to him laugh It will Hon Soc 3 4 Silver Hon Pin Football do you good l 2 3 4 Co captain 4 Swimming 1 2 3 4 Co capt 4 Stud Coun 1 Golf12 34 MAJOR. Business Class Pres 2 4 Varsity Club 3 4 AMBITION Undecided 41 n If Q u-- 9 n . . . . . . . a D ' . Q I I U ' . pu -so' ' 'I . n n - u - ff n . - - n I . , . . . , - 1 f .,,, ,,. . . . l, . ' ' 'nu 1 n .n -. .. . . oc: v ,,, - .: . .3 ,,, O ' n I -so ,s . . 0 Tom THOMAS K KREHBIEL Nothmg succeeds lLke success MAJOR Math Sctence Latin AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Jazz Club3 4 Stud Coun 3 4 Class Treas '2 SAGA Gold Hon Pm Basketball 1 Newspaper2 3 Teums 1 Sw1mm1ng2 3 4 Operetta4 Honor Soclety 3 Pres 4 H1 JAMES G KRIER Now I go Do not weep women MAJOR. Art AMBITION To make lots of money ACTIVITIES Football 1 4 Basketball 1 Soccer 2 udy JUDITH E KRULL A girl wlth a smlle is a girl worthwhtle MAJOR Vocat1onaIStenography AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES Chess 2 Stlver Hon or Pm Chns CRYSTAL A KRUEGER She loves to talk She loves to laugh She loves ltfe MAJOR Scnence Math French AMBITION: College RONALD ARTHUR LAFLAMME ACTIVITIES: Newspaper 4g G,A,A, 43 Operetta 4g Nat'1 Thes, 4g Attended Life is what yOu make it. Brighton High School 1,2, 3, 42 MAJOR: Business AMBITION: To make lots of money ACTIVITIES: Stud. Coun. 2g Bas- ketball 2,3,4: Baseball 4. NBIICB NANCY RUTH LANG A twinkle twinkle in her eye Who I wonder is the guy MAJOR. Science Homemaking AMBITION Nurse ACTIVITIES F T A 3 Swim 3 SAGA G A A 3 4 tended Bennett High School 1 2 Ralph RALPH MYERS LAWSON He ts a big man in every sense of the word MAJOR. Industrial Arts Science AMBITION Sports Announcer ACTIVITIES Student Council 1 2 3 Pres 4 SAGA Band 1 I x Karen KAREN ANITA LAT HEROW The flower of sweetness is shy and gentle. MAJOR: Homemaking AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Girls' Shop 1. Beave LINDA L LELAND She who has many friends is one herself MAJOR Business AMBITION Legal Secretary ACTIVITIES Hon Leg 2 3 4 Stud Coun 2 3 4 SAGA Bronze Hon Pin G A A 2 4 Water Ballet 3 4 Poster Cl 1 2 Dram 1 2 3 Stage Crew2 Swim CI 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Pete LLOYD PAUL LILES His smiles reflect his personality, his friends, his popularity. MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Bronze Hon. Ping Football 3,4g Golf2,3, Attended Depew High School 1. 43 Penny PENELOPE A LOHOUSE Nothing was ever achteved wtthout enthustasm MAJOR Sctence AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA Cheer1eading2 3 4 Capt Dramatics Cl 1 2 Sctence Pro1ect3 World Aff 3 Grrls Ldrs 4 ModelU N 3 Sandy SANDRA LEE LOWERY Her heart IS like the moon There s a man tn tt MAJOR Busmess AMBITION Atrltnes Recepnomst ACTIVITIES Glee Cl 1 2 Sw1mCl 2 3 4 Dram 2 Sen P1ay4 Water Show 23StudMgr4GAA 24 Grls Ldrs 3 4 Spec Chorus3 4 Carol CAROL ANN MADDOCK She who seeks what LS rrght shall not be unblessed MAJOR. Science Math Latin AMBITION Phys Ed Teacher ACTIVITIES SAGA' Bronze Hon Pin Water Show 1 2 3 4- Swimming Cl 1 2 3 4 Chorusl Dram 2 Science Cl 3 Girls Ldrs 3 4 Curr Events3 G A A 1 2 3 Sec 4 44 Arlme ARLINE ANN MAIBAUM The only way to have a friend is to be one MAJOR. Art Vocat1onaIStenog raphy AMBITION To travel ACTIVITIES SAGA Stage Crew 2 Poster Cl 3 Future Nurses 3 Newspaper 4 Swtm Cl 4 Sen tor Play Max MAXINE LOUISE MARC IN A sense of humor a knack of being herself MAJOR. Science Math AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA Cheerlead ing2 3 Water Show 3- G A A 1 2 3 Newspaper4 Stage Crew 1 2 Senior Play 4' Dram 1 2- Poster Cl 3 SwimmingC1 2 3 Silver Hon Pin Don DONALD E MARQUART All mankmd loves a lover MAJOR Math Science Latm AMBITION Mrnister ACTIVITIES Bronze I-lon Pm Operetta 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Swrmmrng 3 OC JOSEPH W. MAST Great thoughts like great deeds need no trumpet. MAJOR: Science, Math AMBITION: Electronic Engineer ACTIVITIES: Chess 3,4g Weather Club 49 Bronze Hon. Ping Track 3.4. Susie SUSANNA L MAST Heard melodres are sweet but those unheard are sweeter MAJOR Scrence Math MUSIC AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA Bronze Hon Pm an JANET A MATHER A perfect woman nobly planned to warm to comfort and command MAJOR. Busmess AMBITION Airlme Stewardess ACTIVITIES G A A 3 4 SAGA Guls Ldrs 4 Amy AMALIA D MAZARAKI Her friendly smile as she walks the halls wrll be remembered by one and all MAJOR. Greek, English, Latln, French, Math AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Stud. Coun. 4: SAGA: Operetta 4: Bronze Hon. Ping Water Show 4g G.A.A. 4: Hon. Nat'lg Hon. Soc. 4: Hon. Nat'l Thes. 45 9 .L Marge MARJORIE ANN MAC NE ILL Thts ts my earnest atm to make my lrfe noble by deeds done rather than by words MAJOR Math Art Scrence AMBITION Elementary Teacher ACTIVITIES Attended Kenmore I-hgh School 1 2 F T A 3 4 Layout Ed SAGA Bronze Hon Pm G A A 3 Carol CAROL M MEIDER Manner not gold IS a woman s best adomment MAJOR Art AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA Newspaper4 Dram 1 2 Stage Crew2 Poster Cl 3 Semor Play Betty ELIZABETH ANNE MELLON Her hair is the spun gold of the setting sun MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: SAGA: Newspaper 2,4: Chess 1: Latin Cl. 1. 46 Mecky NELSON W MET KE It ts well for one to know more than he says MAJOR Math Sctence Occ Theory AMBITION Navy n Dougu DOUGLAS FRANCIS MEYERS No idle chatter for this man of action. MAJOR: Latin AMBITION: To make good ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2. 3 Ear JOHN JAMES MINEO IR On what strange stuff ambitton feeds MAJOR. Music Math Science AMBITION Test Pilot ACTIVITIES SAGA Bandl 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Golfl 2 3 Cribbage Club 1 EARL CHARLES MIRUS JR Rich m saving common sense MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION Chemical or Mechanical Engineer ACTIVITIES Rifle Cl 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 4 ROBERT CARMEN MINEO Genius is the capacity for avoiding hard work MAJOR. Science Math Art AMBITION Engineering ACTIVITIES Chess Club 2- Rifle Club 1 Int Aff 1- ModelU N 1- Glee Club 1- Baseball 1 2 Bowling 1,2,3,4p Cross Country4. T001 ANTOINETTE C MORABITO Me and my car my car and me we ll stick together til we hit a tree MAJOR. Science Homemaking AMBITION Tobeasuccess ACTIVITIES Stage Crew2 Girls 4 Fut Nurses CI 1 Senior Play Murph S HARON P MURPHY Full of pep lots of vim in all sports she s sure to win MAJOR. Math Science Latin AMBITION To have fun Ldrs ACTIVITIES Girls Shop 1- Biology Cl 2 Fut Nurses2 Science Cl 3- Latin Cl 1 Int Relations CI 3- Girls Leaders 4- Gold Hon Pin- Newspaper2 3- Bus 3 GAA 1234- C1assicsCl 4 SAGA Adv Mgr 47 .. Rag.. ROGER K. MURRAY Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. MAJOR: Science, Latin AMBITION: Research Chemist ACTIVITIES: Int. Aff, Cl, 3,45 Glee Club lg Dance Band 1,2,3g Nat'l I-Ion. Soc. 3,45 Hon, Leg, 2,3,4g Stud. Coun 1, V.Pres, 4, SAGA, Gold I-Ion, Pin, Operetta 4g Band 2, 3,4g Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2g l,S,M.S. 3,4g Mod, U,N, 3,45 Syr, Cit, Conf. 3, Boys' State 3, Willie WILLIAM WALKER OSKIN, IR. Handsome is as handsome does. MAIOR: Math, Science, Latin AMBITION: Civil Engineer ACTIVITIES: Rifle Cl. 1: Hon. Soc. 3,43 Class Sec'y 2,3: SAGA: Gold Hon. Ping Football 2: Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4. Patti PATRICIA ANN NEPRUD Make hay while the sun shines 'ES' MAJOR Hornemaking AMBITION Model or Nurse ACTIVITIES Lancaster High 1 2 Oper etta 3 Dramatlcs 3 0 ROBERT L POCZIK A Joke s a very serious thing MAJOR Math Science Latin AMBITION Foreign Service ACTIVITIES Latin C1 1 Biology Cl 2 French Cl. 3 Russ Cl 3 4 Pres 4 Newspaper 2 4 3 Ed in chief Quill and Scroll 3 4 Silver I-Ion Pin SAGA Ed in cluef Pub Mgr Operetta 4 Classics C1 4 Pub Chrman Senior Play 4 Model U N 4 48 BI PATRICIA G PLEHINGER Often the most precious prizes are wrapped up in small packages MAJOR Science Business AMBITION Undecided ACTIVITIES Poster Cl 3 Dra matics 1 2 Stage Crew 1 Water Bal1et4 Girls Ldrs 4 SAGA Bronze I-Ion Pin Swimming Club 4 G A A 1 2 4 Newspaper4 Mary Alice TOIII THOMAS EDGAR POTTER MARY ALICE REBMAN Honest persevermg and sxncere How beauuful it IS to be alive MAJOR. Science Math AMBITION Vetermanan '::1'L?1'fiOZcieI2Efsm ACTIVITIES operem 3 4 semor Play ACTIVITIES SAGE Bronze Hon Attended Amherst High School 1 2 Pin Newspaper 3 4 of N19 Mall MARY ANN S REED I m UI love wlth a wonderful guy MAJOR. Math Scxence Mustc AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Deb Cl 1 NatIThesp 3 4 DramatIcs3 Jazz Cl 3 Latu1Cl 2 Ch0I'l1S2 SAGA Gold Hon Pm Op eretta 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Newspaper2 Nat 1 Honor Soctety 3 4 Sandy SANDRA L REID She has a voIce of gladness and a smtle ohm MAJOR. Art Busmess JOHN D PREG He hath so much wit and mirth. MAJOR: Science, Math, Latin AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Rifle Cl. lg Jazz Cl. 35 Photog. Cl. 1: Silver Hon. Ping Tennis lg Baseball 2.3. AMBITION Undecided ACTIVITIES SAGA' Silver Hon Pin 49 RI e KATHLEEN ANN RILEY Dennis DENNIS C RIEGLE She s pretty to walk wlth and wltty to talk with Long labor has been and pleasing to thmk on ever repand MAJOR Art Busmess Science MAJOR. Occ Theory Shop AMBITION College AMBITION Printer ACTIVITIES Poster CI 3 Dram 1 2 Stage Crew 1 Water CI 3 4 SAGA Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 A 1 EDWARD ANTHONY REMBECKI J Good thmgs come in small packages MAJOR Scrence Industnal Arts f X AMBITION Mllitary Career ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 2 4 Carole CAROLE A RENNER Other grrls may have their wishes but her ambrtion IS to be a Mrs MAJOR. Spamsh AMBITION Marnage 06 ACTIVITIES Russian C1 3 JOEL FREDERICK ROTH Every man should measure h1mself by Ius own standards MAJOR Industrial Arts AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 2 4 50 ll Ill c'.A. . ',2.4. Ed ' . R. as on X 1 l Q z . ..J 1.. Farthle ou FAITH ROBINSON RUSSELL Inner beauty shmes through smiluzg eyes MAJOR. Science AMBITION Psychlatnst ACTIVITIES Operetta 3 SAGA Bronze Hon Pm Jazz Cl 4 Weather Cl 4 ..Denny.. DENNIS JOHN RYAN Laughter and fun, combined into one. MAJOR: Occ. Theory, Science, Shop AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew 1,2. ELIZABETH LOUISE SCHARF Small wrth a ready smlle MAJOR Busrness AMBITION Exec Secretary ACTIVITIES SAGA Newspaper-I Guls Ldrs 4 Chorus 2 Bronze Hon Pm NursesCl 1 2 Glee C1 1 Dell DENNIS J SC HEFFLER All the great men are dymg and I don t feel so well myself MAJOR. Math Sclence Latm AMBITION Engmeer ACTIVITIES Am Fleld Serv 3 Basket ball 1 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Willle WILLIAM T SCHIFFERLE I came I saw I m strll lookm MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Operetta 2,3. 51 Louie LOUISE MARIE SC I-ILEICI-I Beauty lies in honest toi1. MAJOR: Latin, Math, Science AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher ACTIVITIES: Ceramics Cl. 1: Newspaper Ad- 2: Chorus 1: F.T.A. 3: Russian Cl. 3: Latin Cl. 1: Hon. Soc. 3,4g Gold Hon. Pin: SAGA. ohn JOHN ALLEN SCHMIDT He I1 always get to first base MAJOR Math Science Shop AMBITION Chemical Engineer ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 4 Soccer 1 Wrestling 2 Bowling 1 2 Bob ROBERT CHARLES SCHUMAKER Always on the right 'track'. MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: Forest Ranger ACTIVITIES: Operetta 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4: Bowling 1: Dram 2,35 Chorus 2,3. IOANNE ROSE SCHROTT Kind words bring back kind echoes MAJOR. Math Science AMBITION Math or Science Teacher ACTIVITIES Painting and Drawing 1 Dram l 2 Current Aff 3 Sc1enceProJ ect 3- Girls Ldrs 3 4 Hon Soc ' SAGA Pub Ed ' Gold Hon Pin- G A A 2 3 4- Swim C1 4- Newspaper2 Girls 0fficiaIs4 52 Grace GRACE I SCHWARTZ A constant friend is a rare and hard thing to find MAJOR Science Homemaking AMBITION Nurse ACTIVITIES G A A 4 F H A Diane DIANE L SCHWENK 0351 Music is the soul of all thmgs beautiful MAJOR. Science AMBITION Nurse ACTIVITIES Spec Chorus2 3 Latm Cl 1 Fut Nurses2 B101 C12 Operetta1234 GAA I Senior Play Seag BONNIE JOY SEAGER Quick with her smile , and full of frm. MAJOR: Art, Vocational Stenog- raphy AMBITION: Graduate and get married ACTIVITIES: Pep Cl. 1, Stage Cr. 2, Poster Cl. 2.3, Dram. 2, 3, G.A.A. 4, SAGA. JOAN M SHEPHARD Ltght of hau and heart MAJOR. Vocat1onalStenography AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES Chess Cl 2 3 G1rIs Shop 1 G A A 4 Bronze Hon Pin SAGA Judy IUDITH ANN SHEPHARD Always pert and always merry a grudge ts somethmg she won carry MAJOR Home Economics Vocational Stenography AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES F H A 1 2 Treas SAGA Shrs CAROL A SI-IISLER Blonde harr hep and always on the go she s very pretty and mce to know MAJOR. Vocat1onaIStenography Art AMBITION Beautician ACTIVITIES: Poster Cl. 3. Bronze I-Ion. Pm: SAGA. 53 A+ 6 nclea.. CLEA M . SMITH I never dare to be as funny as I can. MAJOR: Business AMBITION: Successful Organist ACTIVITIES: G.A.A.: Girls' Ldrs. 4. Smitty EILEEN SMITH Good at work but better at play MAJOR. Business Homemakrng AMBITION Airline Stewardess ACTIVITIES Drarnatics2 G A A 1 Stahlre PATRICIA C STAHL Art is the very perfection of nature MAJOR. Art AMBITION Further Education ACTIVITIES Poster Cl 3 Rifle CI 1 2 4 Class Sec y 1 Class Treas 4 Silver Hon Pin Water Show Ass t Art Director G A234 Grr1sLdr 34 CI 1 S GA 54 ..Rexv. REX M. STAGE At this stage, life is full of fun. MAJOR: Math, Science AMBITION: To Succeed ACTIVITIES: Chess Cl. 1,2,3g Swimming 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 4, Dave DAVID DARRELL SOLTOW Mighty is he who knows how to create MAJOR. Art Science AMBITION Undecided ACTIVITIES Wrestling 2 Hon. Soc. 3, Vice Pres. 4g Stud. Coun. H . D 3: .A. . , , : ' ' S. . 3 PCP , , g A . ' ' . Mike WILLIAM MICHAEL STEPHENS He always exemphfles the best of everything MAJOR Math Science Latin AMBITION Marine Engineer ACTIVITIES Jazz Cl 3 4 Stud Coun 3 Treas 4 Class Vice Pres 2 Football3 4 Golf2 3 4 Swrm 2 3 4 Karyn KARYN V STEINER lt matters not how long you live but how well MAJOR. Busmess AMBITION Retatl Merchandising ACTIVITIES Stage Cr 3 Dra matics 2 Swim Cl 1 2 3 World Aff 2 SAGA Bronze I-lon Pin Operetta 2 3 Water Ballet 1 2 3 G A.A. 1, Newspaper 4. 3 PATRICIA EVA STANTON Beauty and wtsdorn are rarely thus Joined MAJOR. Math Science Latin AMBITION To do my very best ACTIVITIES Hon Soc 3 Secy4 Hon Leg 2 3 Chief4 Stud Coun 3 Secy 4 Class Pres 1 Sports Ed SAGA Sllver Hon Pin Operetta4 Cheerleadingl G A A 1 2 4 Rifle Cl 1 Dramattcs 1 Jazz C1 3 ROBERT CLARKE ST ILLMAN He wtns the admtration and frrendshlp of all those he meets MAJOR Scxence Math AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Sc1enceCl 3 Rifle Cl 2 Chess Cl 1 2 Operetta 1 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Bowling 3 4 Semor Play Carolyn CAROLYN ANN STROPE A light heart lives long MAJOR. Homemaking AMBITION Work in an office ACTIVITIES Dramatics 3 4 55 up tn f n Bohn r gt i a Stuey JANET L STUHLMILLER Sweet by nature enriched by knowledge MAJOR. Math French Homemaking AMBITION Aulme Hostess ACTIVITIES SAGA Busrness Mgr Gold Hon Pin Operetta 3 4 Water Show 3 4 G A A 3 4 Senior Play Nat lThes Benny BENIGNO IOSEPH TORRES Kmd qulet and understandrng MAJOR. Busnness AMBITION To succeed Tlger DENNIS M TORRES A sturdy youth he is and tall' MAJOR. Scrence Math Spanish AMBITION College ACTIVITIES Bronze I-Ion Pm Jazz CI 3 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Base baIl2 Track 3 4 Varsity Cl 4 56 ROBERT CARY VOGEL A man devoted to pleasure MAJOR. Science AMBITION Chef ACTIVITIES Biology CI 2 Dra matics 2 French C1 3 Wrestlmg 1 Bow11.ng2 3 WILLIAM CHARLES VOGEL Tis more brave to Itve than to dre MAJOR. Sctence AMBITION Undeclded ACTIVITIES Stage Crew 3 4 Semor Play .. .. Bob I . . . , J g ' , 4. D . . IX : Bi1l Marge Sharonski MARJORIE JEAN WAHI. SHARON A. WATSON Work Is my recreation. 'So much of heaven, MAJOR: Vocational Stenography so much of earth. AMBITION: Secretary MAJOR: Science ACTIVITIES: SAGA: A.V. Cl. 3: AMBITION: Dental Hygienist G.A.A. 4: Newspaper 4: Gold Hon. Pin. ude IUDITH L WALTERS A little sugar a little spice, help to make the combination nice MAJOR. Math, Science AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA GA A 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 Rifle Cl 2 Biol Cl 2 LatinCI 1 PosterCl 3 Pep Cl 1 ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. lg Newspaper 4: Girls' Ldrs. 4: Fr. Cl. 3g Russ. CI. 33 Dram. 1,2. O FLORENCE I WEBB Sometimes quret, sometimes gay but we ltke Florence either way MAJOR Sctence Math Latin AMBITION Alrltne Hostess ACTIVITIES F N A 1 Latin Cl 2 Bronze Hon Pin Beg Chess 2 Senior Play Welchie DONNA RAE WELCH darling she MAJOR. Vocational Stenography AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES Gold Hon Pin Operetta 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 Newspaper4 Glrls Ldrs 3 4 Dram Cl 1 2 3 SAGA 57 I kk EFI N I 2 . . I . ' A 4 2 ' . . A little, pretty, witty, NJ n , ack Sylvia SYLVIA ANN YORK JOHN F WESEMAN What is done wisely is done well Come on kids we re getting serious MAJQR. Art Math and that S 'he next best fhms AMBITION work in the Art Field 'O being dull ACTIVITIES Poster C1 3 cms Shop 2 Dramaucs 1 Russian C1 MAJOR Math Sclence 3 swlm C1 3 Hon soc 3 4 AMBITION Coast Gllald Go1dHon pm G A A 3 4 ACTIVITIES Bronze I-Ion Pm Track 2 SAGA 3 4 Sen Play ude IUDITH ANN WETZEL I feel ltke I could lwe forever MAJOR. Sec y Practxce AMBITION Secretary ACTIVITIES Water Show 4 K3l'el'l KAREN ALICE WILLYOUNG A daughter of the gods MAJOR. Math Science Lattn AMBITION College ACTIVITIES SAGA Subscripuon Mgr Gold Hon Pin Dramatics 1 Teen Age C1 2 Russian Cl 3 4 French Cl 3 Newspaper Feat Ed 3 Classics Forum F T A 58 Dave DAVID FREDRICK ZIMMERMAN Even a wise man may ask a foolish questton MAJOR. Math Scrence AMBITION Chemist ACTIVITIES Stud Coun 2 Foot ball 1 Baseba112 Bowling 1 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1 K Bonafede D Kelso P Adamczyk S York L Schletch A Berger Row2 J Schrott P Stahl R Eldridge M Reed Row 3 B Oskm S Short R Ferraro T Krehbtel P Stanton S Fotch E Bremer, G Archer E Baxter R Murray C Hartwlg The Clarence Chapter of the Nauonal Honor Socrety repre sents the lughest academrc re cogrunon that Clarence can be stow on 1ts students Into rts select membershrp, only the most deservrng of Clarence s Juruors and semors can be ad mrtted Selecuon rs based on the four keystones Leaderslup Scholarslup Servrce and Char acter Our chapter of the Natronal Honor Socrety has been qurte actrve tlus year The socral hrghlrght of the year was the frrst Alumnr Reunron Drnner whlch was held at the Clarence Town Park The Socrety had a number of fund rarsmg projects These mcluded the sale of cupcakes rn the cafeterra and a spaghetu dlnner whlch was held rn Feb N H S Offrcers P Stanton Secretary P Stahl Vrce President T Krehbrel Presrdent S Fotch Treasurer At the rtght Mrs Carolyn Neyerlm Advrsor ruary Members of the Honor Socrety acted as gurdes at the P T A Open House, and the Scrence Farr Indeed, thrs socrety repre sents now and rn the future, what we at Clarence are ever arrnmg toward hlgh standards of scholarshrp and dedrcated serv1ce to the school and com munrty Sellrng cupcakes 15 one of the fund rarsmg N, H,S, members act as gurdes at the P,T,A, projects of the Honor Socrety, Open House, +V ' 4 I 5 - - , I ' ' ' - , . . 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I ' l U 5 5 . , 9 I ' 111 AUM 59 Robert Poczlk Edrtor rn Chref Sharon Fotch Assrstant Edltor and Dr June Ulrrch Yearbook Advlsor drscuss the 1960 SAGA plcture schedule SAGA EDITORS We the edltors, have been conscrous of the fme record establlshed by the year book staffs rn prevlous years Wlth thls ln m1nd, we have trled to put together a book whlch w1ll equal and perhaps even surpass the earlrer edluons of the SAGA We feel that 1f We may look back upon the 60 SAGA w1th a sense of accompllshrnent, then all the work and burmng of rnldnlght o1l that went mto the publrcatlon w11l be but a lrttle prrce to pay We wrsh to ex press our thanks to all those who partlcr pated 1n the productxon of the SAGA, es peclally Mrss Ulrlch, the SAGA advrsor who lS the foundatron of all our efforts Carole Klllran Semor Secnon Edxtor Gar land Archer Llterary Edxtor and Patrrcra Stanton Sports Editor revrew the ments of the 1959 SAGA Joanne Schrott Publrclty Manager Carol Gregg Secretanal Manager and Karen Wrll young Subscnptron Manager look oversales of the 1960 SAGA. Mr John McGre1vey Fmancral Advrsor Janet Stuhl Beverly Fruehauf Art Edrtor Marjorle MacNe111 Lay mrller Busrness Manager and Sharon Murphy Advertrs out Edltor and Georgra Herrick Photography Edltor plan mg Manager use bram stormmg tacucs for rarsmg funds pages for our yearbook for the 1960 SAGA SAGA STAFFS ADVERTISING STAFF C Dtck M Hess B Fruehauf C Krueger T Austm D Barnhart C Dletterlch M A Rebmann K Sterner G Boone C Crockett H Haskms N Kamper R Brooks P Lo house N Lang G Herrrck JMather Seated G Schwartz S Forch S Murphy I Walters Ralph and Beverly revrew some negatlves Many thanks go to Ralph Lawson for hrs valuable assrst ance on the photography staff 61 I . . . . . . s - n . I . . . ' - o ' r . ' 0 . n , ' Q .K '3, C , - R I K A. SL Q V 1 ff i N fi 1 5 J' 1 ' g I , C . 5 t ' : . ' , . . . , . , 5 it 1' . , . , . , . . g a , 'if' . , . , . I , - , . g . ' 2 ,Z , . , . , . . : . , . Q T. . . , . . lg so C LITERARY AND SPORTS STAFFS Seated W Barrows K Donahue R Murray C Hartwrg Standtng C Fowl er E Bremer W Oskm G Archer ART AND LAYOUT STAFF I Jozwrak C Krueger C Drettertch N Kamper D Chesna K Stemer R Fetnen S York B Seager SAGA STAFF S SENIOR SECTION STAFF Seated M Marcm K Rlley C Maddock I Walters E Bremer J Mather N Kamper C Metder P Plehlnger Standmg C Krueger S Mast C Dtettertch E Baxter 4?- SECRETARIAL STAFF Seated D Welch M Wahl A Marbaum D Barnhart Standmg I Shephard I Ander sen I Bordonaro L deLaunders B Frx VL, SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Seated L Schlerch B Mellon E Bremer C Dlck Ilozwtak Standlng N Lang N Kamper G Boone C Hartwtg K Stemer G Hemck g... ig. PUBLICITY STAFF K Dadswell N Bloodsworth C Maddock G Herrrck N Kamper IBur11ngame C 'F -'XX' Gregg P Stahl J Howard 525: O. ,Q-5 62 BOYS STATE Last year, Colgate Unrver srty the host to Ernprre Boys State, sponsored by the Amer rcan Legron, was the home of our representatrve, Roger Mur ray, for a most enjoyable week Someone sard Everyone come and get it! Everyone came GIRLS STATE To the rrghr a group of Girls Staters prepare for a campargn rally At the far nghr rs me dorm rn whrch Sharon lived for the week. At the chapel where the State Assembly met many hours of legislatlve battles were conducted Roger Murray last year s delegate to Empire Boys State found thrs confer ence whrch rs dedxcated to maklng our future cmzens aware of therr re sponsrbrlrtres very pleasurable Last year s represent atrve from Clarence to Emprre Grrls State was Sharon F otch A group of 275 grrls from N Y S at tended the program whrch was held at New Paltz State Uruversrty Durrng the week the partrcrpants were grven the opportun 1ty to learn more about our system of govemment not only by attendmg classes, but also by ap plyrng what they learned to an actual campargn srt uatron -rf FOREIGN GERMANY Last summer, Robert Eldrrdge represented Clarence qtute ably rn Hannover, Germany as our representative of the Amerrcan Freld Servrce He had many memorable expenences and repre sented, we feel, the best at Clarence Hrs stay w1th h1s 'parents, the Fmgerhut famrly was a pleasant one, and one Ln whrch Bob was made to feel at home and allowed to share rn vlrtually every facet of the lrfe of the famrly He also traveled ln northem Germany and v1s1ted other A F S students m that country We are sure that Bob w1ll never forget th1s most enjoyable summer Bob drscusses plans for hrs Joumey to Hannover Germany wrth Dr Small who IS proud to have Clarence represented m the Amerrcan Freld Servtce program WW? filwuq Here Tom helps hrs mother rn therr kitchen as she pre pares some delrcrous German food Bob assures us that the tr1p was worth xt for the food alone Bob s brother Tom rs shown here polrshmg the famrly car a German made Opel They often used the compact car to tour nearby clues At the left the Fingerhuts enjoy an aftemoon i.n a park at nearby Detmold. Above is the attrac tive apartment which was his home for the sum mer. EXCHANGE GREECE-U Amalia Mazarald, whom we affec- tionately call Amy, represents Greece and the old world at Clarence. She came from Patras, Greece, where her father IS the owner of several movle houses She has one brother who IS studymg Ln Austraha Amy res1des rn Clarence Center with the Davld D1et terlch famlly She lrkes Ameuca and wtll take back some unforgettable mem or1es of a most enjoyable year Above Amy and her parents Below The Dnettenchs decorate the tree Amy potnts out the location of her native country to her ststers Marcta and Ctndy Dlettertch An accompltshed bal an acuve pamctpant tn the annual Grectan dance festlvals A G C f ' Q f 05- let dancer, Amy was -1 A ' - 5 , - Q . . 4 W A ci fl A 65 As the twig is bent, so grows the tree. - Pope. Moral Essays, Epistle I. The most important period in the life of a tree is that of its early growth and development. It is dur- ing this time that the young twig is either snapped or greatly strengthened and is molded into the basic form that it will assume in greater proportions in later years. We compare our underclassmen to this young, vigorous, growing branch and hope that through their many learning experiences here at Clarence H.S. , they will grow straight and strong and possessed of those high cultural and moral values upon which they may rely in the future. Those who are but twigs today will become the main branches of the tree tomorrow. at his 3 si w 'li '-Q i f 6 Q 1' JUNIORS The highlight of the year for every junior is the Junior Prom. For the first time in the Junior Class Officers: President, Janet Goodridge: Secretary, Barbara Buzzard: Vice President, Dick Notebaertg Treas- urer , Lex Reyburn history of Clarence, the dance was held at the Town Park Clubhouse. The theme was Mardi Gras, and the confetti and gaiety of the theme were expertly carried out in the decorations . Dick Notebaert and janet Good- ridge were chosen to reign as this year's king and queen. A Record Hop, a sports night, coat checking and refreshment selling were other activities which provided fun and funds for the class. iff 'iii Lucky happy people ' Row 1 D Westburg P Hyatt S Heckman D Miller B Boyce K Brauen D Earle I Lee Row2 H Gwm P Waloga C Danrtz P Seamans M Erss V Turton JGoodndge K Rahn L Perchalski IR1che1t L Neff M Levitsky Row3 D Northrup G Morris R Adamczyk H Scheg JEpke R Bolt D Stark L Reyburn B Berger G Brauer L Parm enter R Re lgle 68 ' sr s 1 3 ,rj , . K 2. ,. ,- ,.. ,. 9- r- ov 0 If lg- s' 'I' l '.l' I' I' ,. .,.. ,. , . ' . 10 1 - .1- , . ,. ,. l, . .. as 1 0 1- ' ,.' . JUNIORS Row 1 L Rmgleben C Lmdner E Staffeld P Perrone S Goehle K Brunea J McDougall Row2 T Janus P Fehr L Sxlcox J Mospaw R Frey D Weeks M Jablonskl L Black more P O Herron Row 3 G Bauer T Tumble W Doran K Doelman R Marzolf J Thlelmann L Jackson W Hardy J Kolberg Swam E Cannon Row 1 J Lee H Mac Lean B Buzzard M Dnllmg M Sxmomn M Boyd Row 2 J Bennett G Bernhardt F Dluhy F Rhodes S Brnger C Grxsewood J Brngeman J Horner Row3 J Flsk W Sheasley R Notebaert M Ketchmark B Ellxott J Grande N Owens J Duttweller J Morablto Row 4 D Johnson G Long R Haas J Monkelbaan C Bur bules B Torrey D Whxssel B Dluhy D Hlrsch A Samowskr 69 an F . , 'J il alll P ? A A 1 - 1' ' . 2 4' 1 , X --. ' A :.' ,. ,. .. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . , . ,. - v , ' ,. . . . , . , . , . ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,C. ,. . f gig? A ' af ,5 ,X P M 5 , 5 if 4 A A ' v . K if , . X J . ' - J FEL L . :. ,. ,. . . , . , . . :. . . ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. , . , . . . , . . . , . , . ,. . :. , . ,. ,. . . ' ,. , . .. , . , . . JUNIORS Row 1 S Bugenhagen I Beeman N Launen E Schwab A Blake S Meuunger B Greis S Hall Row2 L Marquart M Dolge S OMa1ley J DeMunn R Szuhs J Gwm K Nelson Row3 L Sescll D Bugenhagen S Mayo R Lane B Mc Elvem H Gondree I Row 1 J Bucklaew K Glbson M McGm1ey K Joyce L Zimmer C Long Row2 J Rend F Lampan P Mullen R Ware R de Launders L Fllareckl G Haberneck Row 3 P Doetterl B Blalsdell D Hartwlg W Scott R Tocha G Wllkerson R Spies I Beers '70 Beers, R.Dona1dson, J.Rofnbough. ' p I ' I SOPHOMORES l The Sophomores blggest money ralsmg pro1ect IS the selhng of Chnstmas cards As usual lt proved to be a very success ful venture as well as an entertalnlng one Other actlvmes Lncluded the Soph Sophomore Class Offxcers Treasurer Fran Allen Secretary Gary Hop and thelr Sports N1ght Roth Presrdent Lewls Enckson Vlce President John Mendrykowskl Row 1: E.Mi1ler, P.O1iver, V.Pere11, L.Baker, P.Maybee, C.Merwin. Row 2: L.Sramon, L.I-iarroun, C.Hurd, D.Ha1l, I.Schwakopf, M.Long, J.Van Sickle, I.Bonafede. Row 3: K. Sommer, D.Melancon, R.Helrns, A.Lehman, P.Fisk, D.Hartwig, I.Schwenk, B.Sheedy, B.Donaldson, B.Selin, I.Austin. Row 4: S.Lagergren, D.Casr:ren, A.Shisler, P.Roeck, I. Toah, R.Stockrnan, I.Stage. B.Se1in. W.Daar, D,Roth, O,Me11on, D,Sma11. '71 SOPHOMORES Row 1 E Chubb V Feger F Allen A Watson V Barber M Clarey S Meland P Mc manus Row2 C Norrls N Klck K B1llll'lgS N Slemer D Nlcholas L Enckson R Mast D Hall M Jason S Payne Row3 D Suff D Marchette A Meyer C Lmdstedt J Bentley R Selm L Logan R Momson F Klpphut D Donaldson G T1l1ey 1 Egner Rowl B Metz S Wahl M Dretench E Tyler S Cutler K Metz Row2 K Thomp son C Budzynskl B Gray D Perm R Ebert JNuss IRembeck1 C wolf Row3 B Deacon W Loudenslager I Elsaesser E Hartwlg S Miller K D111 D Greene P Red dmg D Metz P Damtz R Tracy Row4 JMendrykowsk1 R Attea JF1ege1 G Da mon A Mamn S Eldndge R Shlsler C Shlsler R Klener Jlfiucker W Reuchl W Browne '79 'f ' j ii 3 T ' i I C' v . 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I. u ' 9 f n - ' .I u Q o ' 0 ' 0 3 I I ' I ' l ' SOPHGMORES Row 1 R Steger JWe1ton P Noah R Wolf M Mmkler L Lord B Munschauer Row 2 D Dalgler D Caparella J Koelle L Drck J Burns S Frx B Roth C Tomoser M Schafer I Stocker Row 3 S Pater R Paeplow K Flx D Stahlka R Hllbrecht F El ser B Wolforth G Fehr J Schrott R Webb B Llles C Ross Row 1 N Schuster J Welton F Wyroba D Lee J Abell K Ohler D Humbert Row 2 L Bordonaro L Chrisnansen D Bames S Jaeger L Dunphy R Klarber C Becker L Parkrnson B Backes Row3 D Webb P Janorschke J Bradley A Koepcke N Monmnmo G Roth E Wrcks M Pankow I Glovack Q Coplon D Zlmmerman S Nemeschy '73 . . . . , . , . , . , . . . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . ' . . - 5 1 - , . 9 Q , . . , n . I I X 3 i l i 1 I 's J t i , 3 , - -, , . ' N ' N xwr h ' f - 1 - ,' ' . 0 ., , 4 'T : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , Q , . , - , - , . . . 9 . , . . : . , . . . , . , . . , - g u . g n , Q . a , Q , . . FRESHMEN The Freshmen class, led by Pat Long, had a Freshmen Class Offrcers Secretary Marion Lang very profrtable year Its mam money makmg actrvrties were the sale of programs at basket ball and football games and the Frosh Frolic, Tuxedo junction Their f1rst year III the Sen 1or I-hgh drew to a very successful close wrth a sports night and dance Treasurer Donna Muggleburg Vice Presldenr Dxck Marquart President Par Long Freshmen dance under the colorful canopy at the Frosh Frolic Tuxedo Junction Row 1: K.Olsen, K.Schweigert, R.Mineo, D.Reister, D.Booker, M.Scheidler, D.Russe1l. Row 2: T.Neff, C.Smith, D.Hofner, B.B1odorn, M.Mi1ander, D.Weiss, E.Lowder, R. Parrnenter. I.Mc Clarin. Row 3: C.Rosing, T.Kirsch, 'I'.Easron, S.Fotch, I.Smith, K. Windsor, L.Gregg, J.Mi1ler, C.Gannon, M.Va1one, F.Hartz1er. Row 4: D.Ma11oy, B. DCFFCUCS. I.Griffin, T.Fo1ey, B.Stah1ka, F.Barrett, K.Markey, P.Long, T.Su1kowski, J. Hyatt, P.Ado1f, R.Bugenhagen. F RESHMEN Row 1 S Kushner D Weaton S Jenkrns C Renner M Lang D Dlroll Row2 G Meyers A Duncan C Rosing P Obletz T Flynn M Kraus R Brum Row 3 T Slmon J Stephens J Gilchnst M Mather C Lewts G Seager S Bectell J Campell Row 4 D Nullen D Brown JM1l1er JSzuhs D Tweedy D Gustavson J Frelhert M McCarran W Lawson B Remhart Row2 K Schultz S Cook J Bucklaew D Brauer M Grels D Grets D Muggelburg B Danltz K Stellrecht Row3 B Bitterman D Yeager L Stemer M Howard D Erss C Ltles R Hirtreiter D Hardy M Pumam G Nlchols L Sturm Row 4 R Fuchs W Mor gan D Chrlds T Preg W Johnson D Olaf R Johnson W Wrnger R Gawxnskt G Rtdler J Potter C Huber 75 Row 1: K.O1sen, C.Stubbs, R.Barrows, G.Schiffer1e, T.Thielman, T.Hal1, D.Murphy. FRESHMEN Row 1 J Threlmann K Parkrnson M Howard S Flcker B Sarnowskl K Kowal D Mar quart J Abar Row2 J Hill C Melka P Prrce B Sebera B Zrlhg R Mc Clure A Hlebovr A Anderson K Rernsel P Buechr Row 3 R Barlow F Srmth C Srmnl G Rahn Row 1 M Mack P Long N Neuman K Krng R Taylor B Mrller L Muchow S Young Row2 D Brooks B Mundy D DeWitt C Weber L Muus N Wrllrams R Terwllhger L McDuff1e D Gerrnerer Row3 E Ostalskr M Srkes T Dombrowskr P Wende C Mrller D Buechl D Rocky G Elliot H Beale G Bugenhagen 76 : . ' , . ' , . , . ' . . '. . , . - Wilkerson, K.Fix, T.Rimmerman, R.Va1entine, I.Smirh, K.PQrker, L.Potts., C.Keech., A. Yup five toes! Me and my fan club Pinheads! -gi Isn t she cute Auugh! I N 3 Dnnk to me only wnh thine eyes! Oh what a mght! Please let me sleep Make mme Pepsi! Honest' I m sorry I m starved' Who s your fnend Margaret? The tops ln fashxon' ' Two beauttes! -4 77 -I w ' X Z' 'Lf' X e v7 '.,,'! .f A ll. K .W fa Q X 1 2 Q Qt ig . V , 5 ' It iii M X, . U lv ' 4, v xy. X 1 . . f - . 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Dean and Brian help referee Junior High basket- ball games. 80 VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club of Clarence is composed of students who have earned two or more Varsity letters, and have received a two-thirds vote of approval for acceptance by the other members. The decision is based upon their character and sports- manship, as well as athletic ability. Members are entitled to wear the dis- tinctive Varsity Club sweater. Among its members, there has developed a mutual respect for each other, as well as a high spirit of competition between the various sports. Varsity Club Officers: Dennis Kelso, President: John Preg, Treasurer: Bob Ferraro, Vice Presi- dent: Brian Czaja, Secretary. GIRLS' LEADERS Girls' Leaders, under the direction of Mrs . Babich, is an organization con- sisting of girls who were chosen because of their leadership, dependability, and ability to get along with others. Some of the duties performed are: assisting in gym and swimming classes, officiating at games, checking showers, and assigning locker room duties . The fine girls of this organization consider it a high honor and privilege to have been chosen, and they get much satisfaction from participating in its fimc- tions. Girls' Leaders Officers: B.Grad, Secretaryg P.P1e- hinger, Treasurer: Mrs.M.Babich, Advisor, absent from picture, M.Barry, President. It looks as though Penny Lohouse is planning on getting wet. Row 1: B.Grad, D.We1ch, P.Plehinger, D.Davison, A. Watson, S.Watson, E.Staffe1d, P.Waloga. Row 2: D. Stahlka, l.Morabito, S.Murphy, G.Herrick, C.Diet- terich, I.Bur1ingame, S.O'Malley, C.Smith, S.Thomas D.Weeks, A.Morabito, S.Fotch. Row 3: S.Lowrey, K Brunea, B.Fruehauf, C.Maddock, J.Schrott, C. Killian, N.Kamper, B.Greis. I.Goodridge, l.Andersen, P.Stahl if What do you mean, I can't go swimming? asks Carol Gregg as Pat Stahl performs one of her many duties as a Girls' Leader. P.Lohouse , K. Riley. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 Coach Hesslink I Reid D Kelso M Levitsky D Ebersole R Clukey R Eldridge I Johnson M Stephens B Dluhy J Epke Row 2 Manager B Czaja J Frsk L Frye L Lrles J Mendrykowskr J Mospaw R Notebaert L Rey burn B Scott J Gregor G Bauer Coach Feigl Manager! Torres Row3 J Rombough L Frlareckr I Grblm D Marquart D Gonzales R Ferraro D Torres D Scheffler G Groll K Wesernan B Czaja X33' Coach Hessltnk Co captains Dennrs Kelso and Bob Fer raro Coach Fregl Thrs year the Clarence Red Devrls, trarned by Coach Fregl fought a hrghly drffrcult sea son wrth a frnal record of one Wm, four losses and two tres Co captarns Dennrs Kelso and Bob Ferraro, wrth able assrstance from a large number of other fme players, drsplayed a stub bom wrll to do therr very best At the Lake Shore game the hopes of all our spectators and players were frnally realrzed When the vrctory came wrth a score of 7 0, our good football and fme teamwork were rewarded At the Football Dmner, Davrd Ebersole was grven the Best Defensrve Player Award, and Denms Kelso was named the Best Back Bob Ferraro recerved the award for Most Valuable Player The ball rs ready to go sarlrng rf Dennrs Scheffler can block the advance of the other players : U 0 I 1 o ' 0 0 I ' n o 9 - 9 e 9 1 9 a . 2 1 9 1 9 . 9 - 9 u 9 u 9 Q 9 . ' 9 n 9 . 9 0 9 9 Q 1 : . , . - .9 9 ' - f . ' I Q I . I . I Q O ' I ' I ' I me-V ' B L I 5 'I I Q, W ,..' . . . 7 4 ' ,f 1- 9 - gl it . . . ' ' . C . Q c ' ' , ' N-.V 4 1 , .4 I - , X 1 Y-sv ' - 1 ,V , ' 7 urn-1,4 ,I ,. t :L ynfef kat ,A any ' X' Y, ' - lk ' , - .. A fl fs 82 Coach Ftegl gtves last mtnute mstructlons before sending Dick Notebaert into the game It s a good strong lme' 6 ,grin e'Q 7-- 'vt Looks as nf somebody might get trampled Ohl Such grace! Such potsel Butterfmgers' Who put grease on the football? P, Y S vii' mess-- 'r- Get him down, Gerry! Those knees just won't bend! 30 , ,mtg 44 . 743 -A 1 S A MEM, Taclded Lib L X '---W: N ' 1 'x O u t? ,I ,g,'q Q H, Yi Q ' 3 . ., ' ' N Q I Airgas ,-.a gf?-,sg -f-'95, Q A11 we have to do now is find the ball! Oh! That poor guy on the bottom. VARSITY SENIORS Mike Stephens Bob Ferraro Bob Eldridge Larry Frye 1: '5' Russ Flrlxk Lloyd Llles Dean Gonzales Brian Czaja Dave Ebersole Denms Kelso 41 l John Johnson Dennis Torres John Epke Dennis Scheffler Gerry Groll Bob Clukey Don Marquart 85 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Flegl Co captams Lex Reyburn and Bob Ferraro The 1960 Basketball season be sulted in a 50 48 double overtrme gan with the hlgh hopes of everyone v1ctory Wlll he long remembered Much to the surprrse and delight of The same suspense was present m the Clarence fans the team has the game w1th Iroquols when the 11ved up to these hopes So far the wuuung basket was made dur1ng the opener w1th Lancaster whrch re success IS wrshed to the team Manager D Zrmmerman JEpke L Frye P Beyer L Reybum D Notebaert B Doran B Spres B Ferraro D Torres P Markey 86 league record is 5-2. .The League last minute by Bob Ferraro. Much -fe. All eyes are hopefully on the ball Bob Ferraro Center Paul Beyer Forward 87 gm Denms Tones Forward John E pke Guard r gi y ,, or , fc 1... 9 jv FOOTBALL ,lr Row 1 C Stubbs E Grbson T Klrsch I Bradley C Fotch W Sulkowskr P Sommer C Huber D Marquart IGlovack IF1egel Row2 Manager JSel1n P Roeck F Krpphut JKaufman D Castren JCampbel1 R Wolfe W Darr I Hucker T Easton G Roth Row3 Manager T Therlman T Preg R Bugenhagen P Bar ret F Elser R Dalgler D Marchette G Wilkerson F Lampart D Nlcholas L Erickson D Melancon J Radder Coach R May Th1s year s jumor Vars1ty football squad was composed of very l1ght young, and gen erally mexpenenced players Toward the end of the season, however, good hard football was exlublted Tackle, Slup Fotch, rece1ved the Outstandmg Player Award Coached by Mr Robert May and Ass1stant Coach Mr Don O Brlen, the boys show great promlse for a bnllrant future 5 Row 1: C.Fotch, R.Daig1er, D.Marchette, Coach May. Row 2: T.Kirsch, Ass't Coach O'Brien, C.Huber. 88 JV BASKETBALL Row 1 J Stevens D Nrcholas T Preg I Glovack R Johnson R Terwllllger Row2 D Marchette D Mel Thrs year s Junior Varsrty Basketball team per haps looks l1ke the most promlsrng of all At th1s trme they hold an unblem1shed League record The Vars1ty team looks forward to gammg George Trlley and Warren Browne, whose skrll and teamwork have made them hrgh scorers for the squad Other fme players are John Mendrykowskl Don Nrcholas, and John Glovack Coach Johnt drscusses basketball techmques wuh Captam Reach mg for a hrgh one at an after school John Mendrykowskl pracuce session 89 anconz J..Radder,'G.'l'i1ley, W'.Browne,. R:Bugenhagen., F.Kipnhut, J.Mendrykowski. . . ' ' . , . - . . ., Good materral for the 1960 Varsity team is powerful Coach Bemhard points out battle scars on a well worn swinger Lex Reyburn bat to co captam Bob Radziwon and Paul Huber Row 1 D Marquart L Liles I Epke D Scheffler D Ebersole R Fullk Row2 Manager D Zimmerman W Osktn P Beyer B Srnrth R May W Reifel Manager G Bugenhagen Row 3 Manager C Huber N Nich olas R McC1artn R Radziwon P Huber JPreg Coach Bernhard Man Chl Baseman Dennis Scheffler tries in vam to put out Russ Firlik safe at third! 90 VARSITY BASEBALL The Clarence Varsrty Baseball team, led by co captams Bob Radziwon and Paul Huber, scoredarecord losses The team s record does not grve a true mdica tron of their ablhty and spirit The highlrght of the season occurred when Radz 1won pitched a tremendous no hit game agamst East Aurora at Clarence Many juniors Denms Scheffler, Russell Frrlik john Epke, and Davrd Eber sole helped the team greatly, and wlll return a gain next year agar-T-Thei1rI12fh of 5 victories against 10 I - ! The 1959 Jumor Varsity baseball team had a glit nenng 14 4 record. Frve of these victories were prtched by Bob Dluhy, and George Trlley neatly handled an other four Leading hitters were Lex Reybum and Jun Epke There were many Freshmen on the squad who are expected to provide the backbone of the teams rn coming years Another good year IS eagerly antici pated BASEBALL Varsnty player Bill Oskin bats the ball smoothly rn to the mitt of catcher Dave Ebersole Star pttcher George 50154- Ttlley carefully eyes home plate in a tense game Row l P Huber I Mendrykowski I Bingernan F Dluhy P Markey L Reyburn IEpke G Long J Gregor G Tilley Manager-C Fotch Row 2 L Jackson G Bauer Q Coplon F Lampart R Dluhy G Wilkerson Coach F1881 and second base A Samowski D Marchette P Roech L Erickson D Ntcholas Coach man Frank Dluhy discuss A Flegl Row 3 D Smith W Samson G Roth R Greene D Small F comms game Ktpphut I Radder S Pater B Munschauer R Mast Managerw Wohl forth Manager R Marquart , A fr A. - K, , 1, ,mr ,f :L Y f2'.1n Q A f ' ,.'W M'I 'fivigv Row 1 A Frye D Rerlly R Iggulden R Eldridge 1 Beers R Dunphy I Wese man R Heh P Reddmg D Melancon Row2 R Drckman R Anstett JRom bough W Browne D Torres R Schumaker R Ferraro IConmy L Mrller I Mast P Bohm W Scott TRACK TEAM Relay runners include Bob Schurnaker Brll Scott Bob Ferraro and Art Frye Doug Rerlly leads the team around the track durmg a pracnce sessron 92 Bob Schumaker leaps over the hurdle ati, Winning five meets and losing four, the 1959 Track team finished the season very successfully. Dick Dickman set a new record for the discus throw, breaking his own former record. Bob Eldridge broke the school high jump record by leaping 5' 10 . Forming the nucleus of the team were Dickman, Eldridge, Art Frye, Bob Fer- raro, and Bob Schumaker. Coaching was done by Mr. Root and Mr. Glovack. Mr. Hesslink will take over in Mr Root's position as coach for the 1960 team With muscles taut D1ckD1ckman strains to break the Clarence discus record In the high Jumpmg event Bob Eldridge shows the form which he successfully displayed throughout the season Kneeltng I Hucker R Barrows R Tracy E Mrrus P Mullette Standmg J Frey T Easton G Wrlkerson D Small P Barrett P Ianorschke P Black The 1960 Rifle Team has begun the sea son well rn hopes of llvmg up to the record over Amherst, the score of 1357 was a new school and high team record Led by co captains Earl Mrrus and Drck Tracy, the team has stood strongly agarnst all opposition Tracy has been awarded the Distmgulshed Rrfleman Award, the highest honor grven by the National Rlfle Associa t1on Several other awards have been made to mdrvrduals by the N R A Left to Rrght G Wrlkerson G Moms P Mullette I Frey Mr May T Easton P Barrett D Small RIFLE TEAM Co Captams Earl Mrrus and Drck Tracy wrth coach Mr May From top D Tracy P Ianorschke E Muus D Barrows set by last year's team. With their victory ' ' ' 94 BOWLING TEAM The 1960 Bowlmg team under the supervi s1on of rts new coach Mr james began the season slowly and is in the pro cess of buildmg itself up Therr record of 968 IS hrgh set for the League The season IS expected to turn out well because of the efforts of Gerry Groll who rs hrgh man and Bob Mmeo and Ga Long New younger bowlers are berng trained to take the place of the jumors and Seniors who have grven us so many fme performances Seated G Long R Mlneo Mr James L Lrles R Schumaker G Groll Stand- rng R Fisher W Sheldon J Epke E Cannon Coach James and captain Gerry Groll. Bob Mineo throws a strike. 1 T' 'Nj' Q- Gary Long shows professional style. 4 .5 'Y aa Q55 'U-8 kv-tin' .-Fw X ,Q f I F x . Q I -sl 95 Advlsor Coach Edwm King demonstrates the correct way to hold a club for J Koz lm D Kelso D Gonzales D Bugenhagen and M Stevens Thel V golf team Includes G Archer C Swain I Bradley E Cannon A Duroure D Caparella Coach talks over team scores Captam D Kelso warms up for wtth D Bugenhagen and D a golf match Caparella 96 VARSITY GOLF V GOLF Now, more than ever, Golf 18 nsmg ln popular 1ty There are already 14 school teams rn our area Compeuuon last year was unusually rugged but we placed th1rd Star golfer Pete Fmlayson won the lndlvrdual Champ1on slup for Ene County At our home course at the Brookfreld Country Club Pete h1t a 75 just three over par Denms Kelso, Don Bugenhagen, and F 1nlay son were veterans from the year before, but all the rest were moved up from thej V team TENNIS TEAM Row 1 M Ketchmark D Long G Wrlhams M Cook L Quenzler Row2 Coach Wmreckr D Perell R Donaldson P Fxsher C Drehl M k lba Wmn theECIC I one am RFrye D1v1s1on Il championshlp the 1959 edltxon of the Clarence Hrgh School ten ms team ended the season wrth a record of eleven wms and one loss r Laird Quenzler was the X only undefeated singles player, and Garet Wllliams lost only one match The and Mlke Ketchmark also suffered only one defeat durmg the season Under the coachmg of Mr Wrme ck1 three players moved mto the frnal rounds of the Mm C k h h f h th b ll D e oo s ows IS wmnmg orm as e returns e a to oug ffcdontzgs before being e Long and Mxke Ketchmark -Q-Q-...- Garet smashes a good one A peek at Laird through the Mike prepares to serve ne 97 , In . . . . . , . go. f - X i1H..r.. , . fx doubles team of Doug Long .i - . C t 1 I. o Row 1: P.Danitz, L.Erickson, C.Huber, D.Marquart. Row 2: D.Bugenhagen, J.Bingeman, M.Stephens, B.0skin, C.Dieh1, D.Marquan, B.Samson. Row 3: D.Ke1so. J.Rombough, B. Donaldson, I .Fisk, H.Gondree, T. Krehbiel, Coach Hesslink. VARSITY SWIMMING Due to the good tumout at the be- ginning of the season, this year's Swimming Team has more depth than ever before. Under the leadership of Coach Hesslink, the team is expecting a fair season. jack Rombough, a jun- ior, has set many school records, and has made him holder of the Division ll record. Head diving coach Dennis Kelso, who displayed great skill last year, is , now trainingthe new younger divers in the proper technique. With only six returning lettermen, the Clarence team is battling hard to make a place for itself in their Divi- sion. A good number of underclass- men show much promise of a bright future for the team. lim Bingeman at the peak of his hurdle. Chip Diehl stands poised, waiting for the starter's gun. Tom Krehbiel comes up for air during the freestyle event. 98 I his time of 1214.3 for the breaststroke, Coach Hesslink, Co-captains Dennis Kelso and Tom Krehbiel. ,- 1 rf In water: C.Stubbs, T.Thie1man, D.Weiss. Row 1: Coach Hess link, Manager P.Wil1is, I.Campbell, T.Kirsch, P.Fisk, C.Fotch R.Reinert. Row 2: P.Wende, C.Simri1, J.Schrott, P.Gustafson, D.Lane, I.Stage, A.Rahn, C.Swain. Jack Rornbough gleefully breaks his own di- vision record for the breaststroke. Mike Stephens lunges forward with a power- ful backstroke . Don Bugenhagen tries for a 1.8 dive. 99 CROSS COUNTRY Coach Claus and Captam Paul Beyer check the stopwatch Row 1 R Mineo R Lane J Bmgeman T Rlmmerman C Slmnl E Mlrus Row2 Mr Claus P Janorschke R Covrlg L Mlller D Becker P Beyer A Rahn Off to a good start! New to our school thrs year, the Cross Country team has shown surpusrng abrlrty At the f1rst tryout a great number of en thusrasttc would be runners came out It soon became apparent that thls rugged sport, on a course of 2 2 mtles, reqtured endurance and stamma Coach Roland Claus and Captarn Paul Beyer were the strength behmd the desrre of all to burld up a strong team A Sophomore, Don Metz, showed outstandmg ab111ty as d1d Jrm Bmgeman and Dave Becker In every meet, each of the runners betnered lus trme from the prevr ous race A good season IS predrcted for next year , .. . . . , . . RIFLE CLUB Presrdent Garland Archer Tom Srmon and Vice Presrdent Dave Long check the equipment OFFICIALS CLUB It takes real interest and des1re to g1ve as much of then txme as the members of the Off1C131S Club g1VC These g1rls are representauve of the fmest and best H1 athletlcs .LII our school Many of them g1ve ard as refer ees m the jumor I-hgh and every Monday and Fnday most of them can be found blowmg whlstles or callmg fouls m any one of many sports ln G A A There are many rules regulatrons and penaltres whlch must all be kept stra1ght III the1r mmds Often there IS not enough tune to make use of the athletlc skills they are developmg They are too busy glvmg of them selves Seated IHucker G Archer D Long Standmg JFrey D Brown W Johnson P Roeck R Paeplow K Frx The Rlfle Club of Clarence Central 1S an af frllated club of the Nauonal Rlfle Assoclation The members try to part1c1pate rn the program prescnbed by that orgamzatlon as closely as pos s1ble Wrth the utmost safety emphas1zed always the club shoots as often as rt can Mr May th club proflclent not only rn flung but also ln the safe handhng of frrearms The Rlfle Club seeks successfully to make the sport the enjoyable and challengmg one It 1S Seated I Mather K Joyce J Walters Standmg E Staffeld B Blarsdell I Schrott I Burlrngame S Thomas N Kamper C Maddock S Murphy 101 s- . I R N T 6 - 1 , 1-' -. 1 'L I ' I ' l ' I I ' 0 . O . 1 . . f 1 - . 0 . . , ' . . , e advisor, is striving to make the members of the ! . . . , I . I , , 5 - I 0 - 9 v I 9 ' 9 ' l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Q Penny Lohouse Captarn C213 Sherry Brnger MZUISCH Mary Carole McGm1ey S lII'l0lllD The cheerleaders gather rn a huddle Kathy Dadswell Pe Barry Sue Goehle V Alternates Barb Grad Cheryl Damtz Conme Hastmgs Cheerleaders show enthusiasm at a bonfire rally before Captain Penny Lohouse demonstrates a cheerleading our first game. Pose, 102 SWIMMING CLUB Row 1 P Plehinger A Watson B Sebera D Erss M Mmkler S Wahl D l-lumbert C Klllran J Schwakopf Row2 B Grad K Riley M Clarey S Meland J Burns R Klalb er C Maddock C Merwin I Goodndge K Stalka A Mazarakr B Burger B Zxlhg D Hardy R Feinen J Schrott At the beginning of each year, a synchromzed swimmmg club IS formed 1n wh1ch all the members work to perfect their swimming strokes, stunts and to increase their general endurance The ult1 mate goal of this group is to partic ipate in the annual water ballet Row 1 K Windsor A Marbaum K Brunea J Stocker Row2 N Kamper L Leland N Selmer B Sheedy S Jaeger Row3 J Burlingame B Blarsdell L Chrrsuansen S Payne G Herrick S Fotch J Elsaesser I Austm M Howard S Miller In pool F Allen M Enshn C Gregg M Drxllrng S Meland M Boyd C Norrrs Mrs Margaret Babxch coaches the guls swrmmmg club and rn addmon spends many hours plannmg and dlrectmg the mtncate swrmmmg strokes whlch hlghlrghr each year s spectacular Water Ballet These girls rehearse the ctrcle arrange ment m preparauon for thelr perform ance An example of the colorful scemc ef fects which rnade us feel that we too were In Jamatca Row 1 K Stalka I Austin M Boyd S Meland Row 2 M Marcm K Riley C Krllian K Steiner B Grad C Merwrn D Lee M Enslin M Eiss B Blaisdell R Klarber Row3 D Da vison S Fotch G Herrick L Leland A Watson B Sheedy C Norris K Brunea C Maddock I Goodrrdge L Christiansen S o Malley WATER BALLET For many years, Mrs Babich has brought recogmtlon to Clarence through her excellent production of the yearly water ballet The 1959 water ballet proved to be another success From September when the Summing Club was formed, until May, when rehearsals culminated in the frnished production, the girls all put forth the greatest effort The theme of thrs production was 131113103 The scenery light 1ng, and musrc all correlated to form a very 1lTlag'll1at1Ve enjoyable per formance These swtmmers begin one of the Water Ballet s most Four glrls perfect the ballet leg formations for a dlffrcult stunts number in the Water Ballet 105 Miss Marylyn Bergen Guls Athleuc Associauon Advisor Row 1 B Zrlhg C Renner B Danuz D Grers B Sebera Row2 P Prrce D Muggleburg D Geirmer L Gregg N Neuman M Grers Row3 D Hardy A Anderson M Srkes P Long K Parker K Markey P Conmy C Gannon, D Hoeffner GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Rowl V Perell V Feger F Allan M Clarey D Lee M Mlnkler S Frx C Merwm L Dunphy S Wahl Row2 D Humbert I Bums J Ausnn J Abell S Meland A Watson L Drck M Ohler I Vansrckle R Yemen Row3 ISwakeopf M Long M Drettench B Backus C Norris W Laudenslauger I Bonafede B Sheedy N Selmer S Mrller D Stalka L Chnstransen S Eldridge 106 G A A members show much enthusrasm for basketball Row 1 L Staffeld S Goehle A Blake P Peronne N Launen Row 2 I McDougall M Els: P Waloga M Drilling M Slmon xn E Schwabe C Darutz Row3 P Seamens J Goodridge S Binger D Weeks S O Mally B Blaisdell N Owens J Morabrto C Long B Greis K Joyce S O Mally Vice Presrdent B Sheedy Publicrty Manager S Murphy Sports Day Manager C Maddock Secretary Row 1 J Mathers N Bloodsworth C Smnh Il-Ioward P Stahl Jwalters I Schrott Row 2 C K1l11an W Barrows R Femen F Hlrtrelter G Schwartz J Stuhlmiller H Haskms S York Row 3 C Dxettench I Burhngame C Hartwrg C Crockett C Gerhardt S Murphy N Kamper G Boone C Maddock D Bam hard C Altenburg I JOZWl3k, 107 Freld Hockey IS a popular school sport 'He that plants trees, loves others besides himself - Thomas Fuller The tree that dons a colorful coat stands out from the rest. By the depth of its color, or by its abundant foliage, it is remembered as represent- ing something different. We feel that activities add this colorful foliage to our tree in the sense that they broaden our personalities and enrich our lives. sk if f A y.. 1, f f I- ,ff X X ,f iw ,f I 1 I ,ff - ,f x A - U mt if an Pjzfirg-.. I , ' . R 1 A - A .LXR Q , f ' ' , s J ff, rum s f iff., '- h ' ' gif- . , '81 . - f w f xs gfg 4 ' ',' . 1 , . h -1' Mf 0 , ,, an . 31 V v, .512 , 'l' 1 , wif i-:aff-',f-'Q 'f' n r- V 0516 ff ' ' ,ff ' A 3,1 ,M ,V- af ' im I I' A- . 4 -'- ,,,- . ,r 4 1' 1 70? , A. nl I ' mr, 4 ' A ia-,gy i - -4 ,:f.,vY,'3 5-'T 3 ' fr' - .5- , gi . n, 'A A .' ia 50 if Q . A J Roger Murray, Student Council Vice President, and Ralph Lawson, President, pose for the photographer. STUDENT COUNCIL P.Barry and P.Stah1 prepare the display case in front of the school. Row 1: J.Theilman, T.Krehbiel, P.Barry, R,Lawson, Mr.Lynch. Row 2: C. Danitz, C. Huber, M.C1arey, L.Le1and, K.Shaffer, J.Bingeman, W.Browne. The Student Council is a most important organization in our school for it acts as both an ear and voice of the student body. After a very spirited campaign in May, Ralph Lawson was elected the leader of the student body and assumed the presidency of our Council. He has been aided in reaching his goals this year by Vice President Roger Murray, Secretary Pat Stanton, and Treasurer Mike Stephens . Among its achievements the Student Council can list the following: establishment of the new parking program, the fostering of better school spirit, the foundation plans for a Teen Center, the extension of cheerleading, and the contin- ued support of the American Field Service Program. 110 Row 1: C.Danitz, I.Good- ridge, P.Stanton, B.Buzzard. Row 2: L.Stanton, S.Me1and M.C1arey, D.Nicholas, L.Le land. Row 3: I.Fisk, L.Rey- bum, J.Mendrykowski, D. Kel so. Row 4: G.Tilley, R.Mur ray, B. Fenaro. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Our chorus meets daily dur- ing a regular class period. To help improve the individual voices, Mr. Schaad is teaching the group correct posture, pro- ntmciation , and projection . Many from this large group have participated in South Pacific, this year's musical. One Sun- day a month, the chorus also participates in the church serv- ice at the Veterans' Hospital. Row 1: S.Cut1er, M.Reed, B.Buzzard, R.Feinen, L.Ring1eben, D.Tay1or, N. Schuster. Row 2: C,Hastings, F.A1len, M.Dri11ing, B.Gray, K.Shatze1, B.Ll1es, M.Mink1er, J.D'Anna. Row 3: L.Dun- phy, I.Andersen, C.Smith, L.de Laun- ders, J.Bordonaro, B.Donaldson, N. Bloodsworth, B.Fix. Row 4: P.Barret,T. Janus, B.Dona1dson, S.Lagergren, J. Mast, R.Dunphy, C.Buzzard. Three of our leading male vocalists, B.El- dridge, R.Stillman, and D.Marquart re- hearse for the coming program at the Vet- erans' Hospital. Mr.Schaad is the very capable director of the chorusinthe Senior High School. Connie Hastings practices some of those enchanting melodies from South Pa- cific, 112 9. ,1 44 Y .J xx? YS A ' ri J ax' H ' 1 W QE TH For two evemngs the high school audrtorrum was filled w1th a captrvated audience who enjoyed an excepuonally rnusrcal South Pac1f1c, Mrs Caro lyn Neyerlin, Producuon Coordmator and Mr Fredeuck Schaad, Musical Drrector, gave the stars, Mary Ann Reed and Bob Eldr1dge, as well as the enure cast, the trarmng and confrdence necessary to carry out tlus productlon The cast Jus trfred the rrnmense expendrture of time by creaung a performance whlch brought enjoyment to the audrence and recogni tron to the school Greece was repre sented by Amy Mazarakr who played the part of the Tonkmese beauty Lrat Nellle and Emlle clasp hands over the table rn the porgn Emlle tells Nelhe that being wrth her 18 for htm ant last scene of the play. Some Enchanted Evenmg. COHIIIC Hastmgs Joms the line of players for the frnal curtam call. Her perform- ance m the feature role of Bloody Mary was very well recelved by the audience. 114 1 M T K 'mul N , ,J . . .ae .a . .. Nj, 1 I 'yyv Xa: ' l D. I . t Q 'ltl p fine rendition of the popular Broadway any 4' V'-, X- , I . Il . . - 5 :gg A b : xx xw R v . A XX z I . . . . - :V if if , ' . . if gy -N . . - f ,ly ffl X ' u,'A Q , J . Such a large endeavor requrres the help of many people bes1des the imme drate performers The musrcal accom pamment was provrded by members of the school band under the drrecuon of Mr Farwell The stage crew and rts manager john Frsk were kept busy changrng scenery and creatrng specral lrghtmg effects To further carry out the atmosphere of the natrve rsland, the ushers , supervrsed by Miss Doody dressed rn was sponsored by the Clarence Teachers Assocratron and the Parent Teachers As soclatron The proceeds were added to the senior scholarship fund N Don Luther Brllrs Marquart shows hrs shapely legs rn the Honey Bun number Bob Stillman as Lt. Cable srngs to Lrat rn the beauuful Polynesran rsland settmg. The Seabees tell us There rs Nothlng Llke a Dame D ' 2 . n , . appropriate costume. The production 7 . . y Row 1 I Bennett M Bmgeman C Hastrngs T Janus R Schumaker C Bergstrom M Reed S Cutler Row2 M Ktrsch L Solomon D Hoffman J Brace J Grande J Paul Mrs Neyerlm K Berryman C Cunnmgham The Natronal Thespian Soclety IS a nation wrde organ rzatlon whrch was begun to further the development of Arts and Drama rn our schools ln order to become a member one must earn ten pornts m varrous dramatic actrvmes NATIONAL THESPIANS Membership rn the Thesprans IS an honor and a goal for all students rnteresned rn acting The Thesprans were Here we fmd C CUHHIHSUU11 M kept busy plannrng assembly programs and a play under Kusch C Hamngs M Reed and the dlrectron of Mrs Neyerlln and officers Susan Cutler fcS1'g15'c5:fr'::i!?'a'e''al fo' President Mary Ann Reed, Vrce President, jack Grande, Secretary Treasurer T Janus I Grande W Vogel M Bmgeman and B Schumaker move scenery about on the stage Thesptans are actrve rn c1v1c affatrs Above I Bennett K Berryman J Paul D Hoffman L Solomon C Berg strom and J Brace partrcrpate in the Lion s Club Show . . , . I I : , . . ' . S . . . SCHOOL PAPER Clarence Central's paper has a new personality. At the beginning of the year, a contest was held, and our new 4-page prinned paper was dubbed The Trident. Under the direction of Mr. Garcia and editors Ellen Bax ter and Elaine Bremer, the staff spent many hours reor- ganizing the paper. New features were added and pic- tures gave added interest. The first issue of The Tri- dent was published in October and proved to be very successful, placing first in a contest among schools of the Buffalo area. The Trident staff carried on an ac- tive exchange program with other area high schools and reporters have attended several newspaper conferences . This exchange of ideas has helped make the C.C.S. Trident a vital publication and one in which Clarence should take pride. Here we find an avid reader engrossed in the latest sports news. From left, Row 3: B.Sebera, N.Newman, M.A.Rebman, P, Plehinger, S.Watson, K.Windsor, A.Maibaum, K.Reinsel, M.Wahl. Row 2: C.Dick, K.Steiner, D.Barnhard, N.Kamp- er, S.Kirchener, Joan Richelt, L.Perchalski. Row 1: N.Lau- rien, K.Dadswe1l, K.Riley, D.Hall. Mr.Joseph Garcia, right, is shown admiring the first edition of the Trident with his co-editors, Ellen Baxter, left, and Elaine Bremer. 117 Row 1: M.Ful1er, Exchange Ed.: M.Marcin, Art Ed.g D,Notebaert, Sports Ed.: C.Meider, Gossip Ed.: B.Doran, Photo. Ed.: A.Lehman, Circula- tion Ed. Row 2: C.Gregg, Head of Typists: G. Boone, Promotion Ed.: E.Schwab, Treas.: P. Obletz, Photo. Ed. Prize winning first edition. I Members of the School Store Staff are E Smrth D Hall C Swam E Mlller SCHOOL STORE The school store, operated by the Retarlmg classes under the drrectron of Mr Shrpengrover, per forms an lmportant SCl'V1Ce for the student body Here we can purchase spec1al1zed literature for our courses, as well as regular school supplres Wrth rts mcreasrng sales, th1s growmg organrzatlon wrll certarnly contmue to be very acuve D Hall tries on a Clarence beame whlle Mr W Shrpen grove: and C Swarn look on Row 1 E Staffeld P Perrone B Fruehauf Row 2 S Thomas E Bremer J Lee C Long I Lee Row 3 K Wrllyoung N Lang I Burlmgame K Stelner S Mast K Joyce A Blake The Jared Parker Chapter of Future Teachers has many amb1t1ous plans The group has 1nv1ted rnterest mg speakers and w1ll take f1eld trrps to area colleges The members are also gorng to pract1ce teach 1n the elementary schools. The club IS open to Jumors and Seruors and seeks to enlrven rnterest 1n th1s very v1tal profess1on. Mr. Gardner IS the advrsor. FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers' Offrcersz Presrdent, Lourse Schlerch. Lrbrarran, Marge Mac- Nexll, Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Gregg. Vrce Presrdent, Judy Ioswrak 118 . - ' n S, . . ' , Q , u 1 f .mJ,m, .fi wfgag-T'f' - .W 4 ' W 'M.w.f?1 : - 5 . , 0 , Q . I 0 1 0 ' a . 4. ' V rf xv S S ff ff' ' U . x . . . . , . . : . , f - ' V ' . , . g 0 , . . . - , . , g 1 , - , . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . CLASSICS FORUM Thls group of twenty students form the Class rcs Forum under the adv1sorsh1p of Dr Ulrrch These students meet weekly to read and d1scuss classrcal lrterature rn the orxgrnal Lat1n Actrv lties have Included V1S1UI1g Latm classes at the Umversrty of Buffalo, cookrng of a Roman meal and attendrng a theatrrcal performance of Iulrus Caesar vfakrx, Row 1 C Fowler I R1chelt E Schwab N Owens M Drrlhng L Rrngle ben P Seamens Row 2 K Brauen E Baxter R Poczlk P O Herron K Wrllyoung R Murray RUSSIAN CLUB Dr Ulrlch leads the members of the Russlan Club IH a 11vely conversauon The enthusrasm for more knowledge about Russla has caught on at Clarence w1th the forma uon of the Russxan Club Its advrsor, Dr Ulrrch, IS stnvmg to teach club members the pronuncla t1on and sounds of Russran words Sound tapes and records are used to help wrth the drfflcult pro nuncratron of the language 119 Classics Forum Officers Consuls I Burlrngame and R Murray Quaestor S Fotch Scrtbe G Herrrck Aedrle F L Rhodes Oivnu in A Russran Club Offrcers Treasurer J Goodrldge Presrdent R Poczlk Secretary F Rhodes Vice Presldent A Mazarakr S S Pater B Sebe a K Brauen B DeFre1tes P Obletz listen to Russran recordzngs I ' - I. 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ISMS Th1s abbrevatron for the Inter School Math Socrety IS a term whlch desrgnates thrs small and very select group of mathematically talented students The ISMS meets rn congunctron wrth frve other schools rn the area for the pur pose of studyrng to a greater depth than ever attarnable rn the lugh school classroom, the fascrnatrng world of hrgh er mathematrcs The I S M S Soctety tncludes L Reyburn R Murray I Johnson R Eldrrdge and advrsor Mr Rob ert Strllwell Absent from plc ture rs R Frey The text at the left rs an example of the type studted by the group SYRACUSE CONFERENCE The 1959 Syracuse Crt rzenshrp Conference held on the campus of Syracuse Um versrty proved to be a most the Clarence students attend 1ng Bob Eldrrdge, one of our delegates, was awarded an alternate scholarslup to that school A smular group attended tlus year 1959 Conference Delegates Stand mg B Sheedy G Wtlhams T Krehbrel R Murray Seated R Eldrrdge S Krehbtel G Archer MORNING PRAYER The momrng prayer program had rts orrgm about nme years ago when the State Board of Regents ap proved a prayer to be read rn the hrgh schools D Small the faculty and students, however felt the need for a varrety of prayers for darly use Therefore, a collectron of prayers was assembled and subrrutted to the Clarence Mmlsterral Assocratron for approval These prayers, which are completely non denomrn atronal rn character, are grven by student volunteers and provrde a moment of medltatron at the begmnlng of the school day for those who choose to partrcrpate Mary Ann Reed frequently leads the as sembly rn prayrng The Lord s Prayer 120 '. w . . , Q , Q 3 it t ,A 4 x - interesting experience for A. ' ' ' . r. 1 2 1 vw, W' ' and X The Securtty Counctl of the Model U N votces a unammous vote Our future statesman Roger Murray states Indra s pomt of vtew on world drsarmament MODEL UNITED NATIONS Last year, Clarence was host to the Model Unlted Natlons, an annual meetmg sponsored by the Buffalo Council on World Affarrs As the host school Clarence took an actrve part rn the drscusstons represent mg the nauon of Indra We were honored m the selection of our school srnce th1s was the frrst trme that the sesslon was held rn a local hrgh school Our delegates under took a thorough study of the forelgn poltcres and polttrcal trends of the government of Indra, whrch mcluded an LIIIBFVICW wrth a representauve of the lndran Embassy E lrvened by delegates garbed tn the costumes of many nattons, the assembly heatedly d1s cussed numerous toprcs of rntematronal 1m portance rn the world today One must honor the oak beneath which one dwells. - An Icelandic proverb We live in the shadow of our environment. Our community, its people, and their occupations form the oak beneath which we dwell. We must never disregard the influence which our environment has on our lives-. In a good community our tree will grow up to assume its proper place: however, if something is lacking, the tree will wither and die. This tree is a sturdy oneg one under which we can dwell and find that which we seek. The shadow it casts will form the background for our future lives . Our community is this great tree and it sustains us through concem for our health, happiness and gen- eral welfare . E? 'Q X . 3 x X 1 5 1 5' VA 5 , Q K H' i K' Q, fi s A xt H Y u 9 W -ss- ' ,b, ' A Qu , . , , 4fg,,,.b ws L 'sr -5 X A .. 1 ' I . 1 N 'V P I 'a I vi , - . .. 5 ' x 1 I 'Q ' 1 . 5 1' . P ', if A A .Q 1 if 1' ' '. X 3 Q S- ,- , 1 ,V 3? X ,WL I 'fi wa if X ' A H , -. 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W E- ? 2-wa, i-pil' THE SENIOR Extends Congratulatrons The Class of 1960 HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL AJXN f A Hardware Plurrlblrlg H Clarence RL9 8851 eanng Plaza 8264 H R ROTHENMEYERCO 9862 Mam St Phone RL9 6726 CLARENCE pRESS INC Clarence New York Commercral Pnntmg of all k d rn s Publishers of the Cl arence Press Offrclal Newspaper Comphments of of the Tovsm of Clarence 9830 Mann Street CLARENCE ODD FELLOWS L Clarence New York 10000 Mam Street Clarence New York ODGE OTTO SCHAR RL9 8235 Congratulatrons to the Class of 1960 from Clarence New York F 8. SONS FLORIST O11 Tues Spnng 8771 THOMAS INGRAM Socony Mobrle Servrce Socony Mobile Lubrrcauon Tubes Battenes 124 To ,fl 6 6 , f Q , 'Q Mm O Xrm ' T Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1960 from M L Kmght Agent '7347 Mam Street Complxments of GRAVES FUNERAL HOME FayW Graves Manager 10108 Maul Street Clarence New York RL 9 8541 HOFFMAN S DAIRY MART Maln St and N Mtllgrove Rd Clarence New York RL 9 8347 CLARENCE FIRE CO INC. CLARENCE PHARMACY G M DONOVAN 9876 MAIN ST M W RUSZAI CLARENCE N Y The HARRIS HILL AGENCY TRANE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM ALLAN BUILDING CORP GUNNVILLE ROAD RL9 8833 CLARENCE SP 8976 1960 DODGE DART JOHN L KRUSE MOTORS INC DODGE PLYMOUTH CARS 1st Chorce Used Cars 10065 MAIN ST PHONE CLARENCE N Y RL9 8861 WILLIAM L MANSELL FUNERAL HOME 7414 Mann Street Hams H111 PLaza 8200 LEE GAUDY Automobxle Servrce Engme Tune Battery Generator Starter Brakes Clutch Engtne Transmlsslon 6815 Matn St Wmsvl 21 PLaza 5475 Parts Accessorres Machme Shop SI-IAFFER S AUTOMOTIVE NC 10043 Maln Street Clarence New York 6621 Compliments of TED S HARRIS HILL SUPER MARKET 7599 Mann Street PLaza 9608 Best Wtshes to the Semors from , WARREN H. BUELL, D.D.S. . WARREN BUELL JR D.D.S. CEIL S RESTAURANT Foods and Cocktarls Frank and Cell Hemberr 8900 MBIH St Phone Clarence, N.Y. RL9 8980 Complrments of MAX PHELPS Gas Statlorl Restaurant Produce Stand HERB CHRIS Pamt and Wallpaper Store Complete lme of Colonzer Pamts Maru Rd. LH2 2643 6812 Transtt Road, Wrllramsvrlle 126 I O I Q 65 9 N.Yn ' I ' ' . . .N.Y. ' . I . ' RL9- DR ' - : DR ., - Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 D.D.S. DR. AND MRS. H. NIEMAN Plaza 1025 Plaza 3618 HILL DECORATORS, INC, Painting-Tool Rentals-Paints Paper Hanging-Wallpaper-Art Supplies 7599 Main St. , Harris Hill Plaza MILLROAD HOUSE RESTAURANT Fran and Art Zlmmerman 9609 Matn St 8939 Best of Luck to the Class of 1960 SEITZ MARKET Goodnch Road Clarence Center N Compllments of Elrzabeth and Shuley Hoeman Managers of CARY LOU LUNCH ROOM Clarence Center N Y H 988 T tres Battenes Lubncatron Washmg HOWARD C TESNOW MOBILGAS MOBILOIL Mann near Harns H111 Road Plaza 9948 Clarence N THE VILLAGE IEWELER 5414 Mam St Wrllramsvllle Congratulations X f X I 1 N 1 676 Mam Street East Aurora Watches Diamonds Jewelry M A Plaza 7011 E Aurora 2154 F N to the Class of 1960 196 k 1963 The Class 1960 lanlon ower ,Door J c MANUFACTURERS or SHOWER AND BATH ENCLOSURES i 3690 SHERIDAN DR A M LLERSPOR HIGHWAY EGGERTSVILLE 26 N Y Phone WI 6209 127 ' . RL9- ' , . .Y. . . . R 1-9 D . - I 'Y' . . . . xy I . X e Q-S' Sh n . C O -. A N 5 1 11 7 7 G To . 5 R gf 1 '44 T , ' 'A f Vaci, U 1 - I ii L if,4 TW ' A ers, T 1- I O N S - HA RRIS H ILL ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING Srncere Congratulations to the Seniors 7583 Main St Plaza 3058 wnnamsvule New York DAVID R DIETTERICH Insurance Counselor Service to the community GROLL ELECTRIC and Qu! clients Winng and Reparrs Small APPUUICC 85 Motor RePaifS Clarence Center RH 1 3205 Kenneth Groll 9724 Main St Phone RL9 8241 Clarence N Y Future Fireman HARRIS HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE CO INC IGA BELL S MARKET Best wishes Fresh Fruit and Vegetables from Groceries and Frozen Foods Fresh Meat SHEPARD BROTHERS 10037 Mann St Clarence N Y FUNERAL HOME Meats Frozen Foods Frults Vegetables Main Street Clarence, New York '7529 Main St. 128 I C A an as O I N Y G R A T U L A T I O N S F H . H R O M O, l SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Transitown Plaza Paints and Wall Paper Spring 5905 We Deliver CLARENCE SUBURBAN FLAMEX Bottled Gas and Appliances James R. Welton, Owner 9730 Main St. Phone RL9-6661 TIEDE ZOELLER TILE CORP 2227 Delaware Ave Buffalo N Y T11e Marble Slate Terrazzo RH1 2464 Spring 9744 Hrss an MAURER VILLAGE Brick Contractors TARTAN SHQP Conner Road 98 The Fatrways Casual Clothes East Amherst Clarence Custom Floors Our Specralty Plastic Tile Ceramlc Ttle Accessortes F l T FrancesE Wrlliams orm ca ops AMHERST LINOLEUM CENTER wmmii 'fain il 'Yo R 5543MainSt 'a V e ew ' PL 8906 Wlllmrnsville SP 5088 1 O , . . I Lingerie 129 Compllments of RB FOGELSONGER INC RAVEN M'5',q5S9'g1f'alf,,'Q?YS WEAR Plaza 7339 LUMBER 8a BUILDERS SUPPLIES Success to the MILLWORK '- SCHIOIS Moox s BARBER suop Clarence New York FLOORING PAINT Congratulauons to the C fl 60 BLOCKS lasso 9 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL PLASTER PRODUCTS CLARENCE CENTER NEW YORK DOHN BRCB ESSO SERVICE 6393 RH 1 3319 8540 Main St Clarence N Y Muffler work Road Serv1ce 130 ' - I ' ' . ROOFING fl Main Street Tires Banerie s Lubrication Minor Repairs MAIN - SHIMERVILLE GULF SERVICE BEST WISHES PLaza 9759 Clarence, N.Y. Compliments of A FRIEND TO THE CLASS OF 1960 FROM Comphments of W T GRANT S TRANSITOWN PLAZA FOLGER AGENCY INC REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SPr1ng 5354 Best Wlshes to the Class of 60 9839 MAIN ST PLAZA 0850 CLARENCE, N Y RL9 8800 DR AND MRS I F HASSENFRATZ M D IQI' Best Wxshes The Class of 1960 From CLARENCE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL PTA 131 I To SALES TINNEY SERVICE CADILLAC CADILLAC COMPLIMENTS VIKING TOOL TRADE AT THE G 2421 USED CARS STEEL CO INC. BUFFALO PARKSIDE 5797 NIGHT SERVICE EMERGENCY CALLS WILLIAMSVHLE SPRING 6357 1039 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO BAILEY 7889 BUFFALO BUFFALO 13 NEW YORK PARKSIDE 5ooo TRANSIT LANES INC NEW 24 LANES NEW FULLY AUTOMATIC ME' SNUKTIKTIUN New Restaurant and Cocktarl Lounge AH 7850 Translt Rd Phone PL 3838 J ,MILE we 'Was' 'hi 110 I-IILLCREST DRIVE CLARENCE N Y A C TOWNE IR Industrlal Erecnon Service 6156 RL9 8587 Erection Mamtenance Dlsmanthng Howard Helfer Rep Days AM 1468 Nlghts SP 9166 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING CELLARS PUMPED Comphments of OPERATING UNDER SCI-IULEI S POTATO CHIPS ERIE COUNTY PERMIT 132 OF BI u ll 8K ' a I . . - - .. ..,, ,. R: ':L .,:,. 5 Y4E: - ' ' V 'iff in . .. A 1 . 1 . . . . . ' . ' . . SP. - The Class of 1962 Extends its Best Wishes to the Semors for a Successful and Happy Future COMPLIMEN TS OF CARL D BECKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR DESIGNER AND BUILDER Comphments of SANTORA S PIZZERIA 7585 Mam Street Wllhamsvllle N Y NELSON 8: IOS SCHUSTER MACKS STA A WILE 8325 Mam St Clarence N Y 100 HUNTING VALLEY CLARENCE NEW YORK PLAZA 0550 133 OF ' ' ' CUSTOM HOMES A 'W-lfe'LM----M M l if . 'X ' 1, asf il WX Congratulatlons T The Class Of 1960 EXCEL mf HE lf we EXCEL INDUSTRIES INC 11075 Ma1n Street Clarence New York 134 ' o -255 lull , iQ-- i i I USEWS inc. 3 E E l , N , E : : 1 ' W - I 7 NATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY Execuuve Offlces Buffalo 2 New York Best W1shes for Success to the 1960 Graduates Clarence Central School BUILD BETTER WITH I I I hold Bond GOLD BOND BUILDING PRODUCTS 135 9 of BUIHA BEIHH MIN Q ll Congratulations to the Class of 1960 From HOBART S REFRIGERATED LOCKER SERVICE Clarence Center New York V . Get Behmd The Ball Go Bowlmg at the CLARENCE BOWLING ACADEMY 9888 Marn Street Clarence New York Automatlc P1n Spotters Lubncation Washing Repairs Accessorles MATTESON BROS SERVICE Ashland Mam and Shendan Clarence N Y RL 9 8221 sp 4930 Comphments of CHURCHILL S WHITE LODGE Maxn Sz Sawmlll Road Clarence N Y Floral Desrgns Potted Plants Drnnerware Pottery HOTEL THE FLOWER POT GARDEN SHOP 7160 Ma.1n St P1 8919 Congratulatrons to the Senrors From 1961 THE JUNIOR CLASS-1961 136 I 'c ff 1 X 4 P 5 4 X ,. J A ir... . f x YV- X Best Wlshes to the Class of 1960 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Beef For Freezers Home made Sausage Sugar cured CLARENCE MARKET 9931 Marn Street ham bacon Frank Ingelfinger RL9 8266 Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 PRITCHARD S RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE DORIS BRACE INTERIORS RAY S BARBER SHOP Hams H111 Plaza A ppomtment Servlce 10077 Maln St Clarence N Y RL9 8920 P1323 8992 Spring 9600 For Your C onvemence I Congratulauons nsurance Real Estate to the WEBSTER AND MucHow Class of 1960 AGENCY f Donald Webster Eugene K. Muchow rom LEE PETTIS , REALTO RS Clarence Real Estate Speclahst 7550 Main St, Plaza 2400 Plaza 1,765 Goodrrch Road Clarence Center Rl-I1 2845 137 -Y .,,..,....,C N I l . ' r Q Q I 5 ,v BO RDEN CONSTRUCTION 390 Ontar1o Street Buffalo 7 N Y DE 4639 com' 43- ,Q V5 DORIS E NEFF world Book Encyclopedia Accurate Current Well Illus ,C E New Revised Edmon for 1960 Goodrlch Rd Rl-I1 3274 PSX 49 450409 La0I1'lP.l..l.IIlCl'll-S Ol O DON CASHMORE 0A'YlCD-'CONC PIANO TUNER phoni oMe1Tvopol inn. AND TEACHER 9659 Mm sr 6246 SP Sl Sl Anlnssadw- Comphments of A FRIEND For a Career in Nursmg apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSING DEACONESS HCBP SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley St Buffalo 8 N SU 4400 Congratulatlons to the Semors WINTERS DRY WALL CONSTRUCTION Dry Wall Work Done the Expert Way SP 8622 Plaster Cracks Repalred Weak -an 7140 Mam St Wmsvl N Y Weii Plaza 9721 1-5 g -xf Q B x , ,.. .. , .- Q . E 6 6 . ' 6 TROJAN RECTIFIER EQUIPMENT CO INC MAKERS OF RECTIFIERS LAB PANELS AND SPECIAL ELECTRICAL APPARATUS We supply the apparatus for the Clarence Central High School Lighting System' 1 MASON PLACE LANCASTER, N Y REGENT 5380 1, ..fx,, ,Ln i C., ,..., - W Y -'.i1'J-X11 General Grinding Wheel Corp 1500 Walnut St Philadelphia Pa CHARLIE FOTCH New York State Rep 181 Bank St Clarence N Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 THE MILTON O CROCKETT CO WHOLESALE HDWE 8a BUILDING SPECIALISTS 4336 BAILEY AVE BUFFALO 21 N Y UN 6262 COMPLIMENTS THE CLASS OF 1960 SWEENEY A KRON NEW YORK Q, C f Clarence RL9- 6675 TO 0 ,I 139 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SMALL BUT NOT FORGOTTEN FRESHMAN 3 fp u-4 -1 i- Good Mornrng 'P Lookrng for Mad Making Mudpres' Magazme L.. Here s the founrarn where s the water? Oh those crowded halls ' Meum Nomen est Jackre M s if Thank Heaven for Mom s lunches I need a pass to 140 Hello Mom? Guess who forgot h1s books Ooh that test next period Those long ndes home' ' ,- 1 ' , . , . 5 2 E 2 L ' A E E E 5 ' 'N 5 5 2 , A b do .. - X , 1 f , . F ' ' A 4 I I , Q V X Aj . -1- ' . T A r ' F ' A -- Q ' A r ' I Vs ,L , J . 1 J 'W' 4 'Ir'- 0 0 X 31 T 3 7 awww M ,JA i V T I i f I . L ! . . - u .. ' .. ' 3 ' f ..r, ,, I , sis ' ' W X Y ' AB, 'ml ,L X V WAN. TW i me ' ,, V 5. I K , of f I . s 5, 3' 0 I I 'IF 7 . I ,J -, . '. T N f 'fi M - - 4 ., W 0 ' A Nh .ew I I 1' ' ' gf.. J' I ' . L 4 . W Y ': I - , was Q wi - 1 ,, ' ' 3 Q 1 A' N sta . 41 sff V , fs : ' .,u V, D 53 I ' LQ, ' ' L In L ' 5 3 V 4,3 A4 it S E .' , 1 , ... .V , rt? , . - ' i 1 I . E ? - , . .. , . REGULAR PATRONS Mr and Mrs Allan and Francrs Andy and Carol and Mrs G W Archer and Mrs Anthony Babrch Mrs Mane Bamhart and Mrs John J Barry and Mrs Rrchard Baxter 1 and Penny and Maureen and Mrs Joseph Bordonaro Brran and Sandy Mr and Mrs Glen C Bums Carmen D Carmr Chuck and Mo Dave and Sandy Dean and Charlotte Mr and Mrs Charles de Launders Lan1 de Launders Denrus and Judy Mr and Mrs Ralph D1ck Duke and Judy Mr and Mrs Eugene Elsaesser Mr and Mrs John J Fahey Rev and Mrs Everett Frtts Mr and Mrs Frank Flx Frank and Donna Complxments of a frlend Gary and Joan Mr and Mrs Albert Hartwrg Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Hess Howard and Carole Jrm s Dehcatessen J1m and Lmda Gordy and Ardy Kellogg Guod Yesmur Kenny and Betty Eddre and Tonr and Mrs Wade C Larkm r and Mrs F W Lohouse and Mrs Frank Maddock Mrs Ann Marbaum and Mrs Lev1 Mast and Mrs James McMahon and Mrs Charles Mellon and Mrs R M1ller JolmJ Mmeo Jr Mr and Mrs Roger K Murray Nrck and Judy Mr and Mrs W W Oskrn Paul and Drane Paul and Kak Mrs Lawrence Remert Mr and Mrs Franklm G Renrung Mr and Mrs Edgar P Rhodes Mr and Mrs AlfredJ R1x Ron and Clea Betty Lou Scharf Mr and Mrs H Schlerch Grace Schwartz and Mrs J E Schwenk and Mrs Edward A Sklnner and Mrs Cletus J Smrth and Mrs L E Stahl Patncla Stanton Mr Robert G Strllwell Mr and Mrs Fred Stuhnuller Mr and Mrs H Teny Tom and Mary Ann Mrss June Ulrrch Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Vogel Mr and Mrs Roger Webb Mr and Mrs Raymond F Welch M1ss Karen Wrllyoung Dave Z1mmerman BUSINESS PATRONS Amherst Shoe Store Barbara s Beauty Salon Al Berghom Texaco Gas Statron Ann and Dan Chusty Charlre Fotch Manufacturer s Rep Gable s Motel and Restaurant Glencroft Copper Shop Hunt Imported Cars Inc Ingalsbe s TV and Applrance Lattrmer s Shoe Store Barney M1ller Inc B M1ller Company Mr and Mrs Dan1el Morabrto Peterson Drug Servrce A B Prrce Real Estate Roneker s Men s Store Wapperer s Delrcatessen HowardG Brrtung Agency Inc Emll s Barber Shop . . 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' Mr. . . . , . . . 141 PROFESSIONAL f J PATRONS -ninlgf.,-,za-rn' 81 Mrs 99999 l Sr Mrs Daruel C Frsher M D 81 Mrs Ph111p A La Nasa D D S Sr Mrs Donald F Pelloth V M 81 Mrs joseph S Stem M D Andrew V Tramont M D SPECIAL PATRONS Marylyn Bergen Dr Francrs Bozer Mrs Edna Brooks Clara M Gmmskl Brzeznrak Mr and Mrs W1ll1am A Chesna Mr and Mrs P W Darby Mrs Esther Dlener Mr and Mrs Enos Grant Eshelman H M F Robert V Fruehauf and Mrs Raymond Heh and Mrs Charles K Herrrck and Mrs Karl Lang Leaven s Motor Court Dr and Mrs Arthur E MacNe1ll Ma1n Tool Rental and Supply Mrs Wllllam Mast Mrs Rose Mrneo Mr and Mrs J D Murphy Mr DermotM Norman Pastor Carl Ol1n Jr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Henry Rebmarm Nelson O Schwartz Morrell P Stage Howard M Stemer john Synor Otto Wreand james W York E Henry Zrttle chestnut Hollow n . . D 0 . ' n Mr . . , . . . Mr . . . . . . Mr . . . Mr . . Mr . . . ' Mr . . Mr . . Mr . . . ' Mr . . ' Mr . . Mr . . . ' Mr . . . 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