DeSales High School - Knight Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Here we received 1lS2llE'SlTlH education-an education in which we learned not only the ordinary high school subjects but also the way to be true Kniglitx who are now ready and equipped to take our individual places in the grownaup world. Now as a small token of our appreciation for the real sacrifices you made in order to send us to DeSales, we humbly, yet proudly, dedicate the following pages . . . TO MOTHER AND DAD. . ,,. t a-A ' V .- u 5 y .,, ' y HQ l 5 A- ' X. 'F-M.. X , e K w ' ei i NI 5 , as 'W y , D 4 an -I i:'iAnT - A K i 2 as , Q llil ii . gfQ:i,- V f ' .J 3 ,N 1 'Q ' A f M 'h -vifmgff t 5 f 4 D f i x 'mme ' 5 ' ' . V . 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Titular Bishop rj Marida Auxiliary to the Bixhop of Bujalo The Class of 1953 is happy to have this opportunity to con- gratulate His Excellency, the Most Reverend Leo R. Smith, D.D., upon his appointment as Auxiliary Bishop of Buffalo. Very Rev. Monsignor Sylvester J. Holbel l Superintendent of Catholic School.: 4 Most Rev. Domenico Balducelli, O.S.F.S. Very Rev. William D. Buckley, O.S.F.S Superior General Ly' the Congregation of lhe Provincial Superior ofthe American Provi Ohlate: cy' Sl. Franeis de Sales. of the Ohlafes if St. Francis de Sales. A QW Q1 sf? - 1 ids ,M , -.I ig P , 4 K mf W gpm 4 .hc ,V Q ff fl 1 if, ' ml K5 'umm' ' -ish f' ,az R if 4 4' 'S 1' SEPTElfBER- s M T'W'T P S 8 9 10111215 1617181920 ii za 2425 26 27 H125456 7 232950--2:2212 Our school year begins with our meet- ing the ollice authorities. WEUNESDLY SEPT. 1952- ev. William B. Butler, O.S.F.S. Rerlor Qf the Sfhool, Superior zy'the Family French 4-' fd' ? drsrxfrznt Rector. ry' the School jZZ?, , RZ.. , . MISS Ruth M. Lanighan Secretary Rev Edward F Carlin O S F.S e zgzon IV Englzflz I and II, Latin II 2 fIZA.- KW 9F Rev. George H. Godley, O.S.F.S. Assistant Superior ofthe Faoullyg gk Senior Moderaforg Moderator of Mothers' Ciubg Religion IVg English I, III and IV. ,,,,,...M,.... ,,,.1.-A-- Rev. Raymond G Connoll OS FS Religion II' Bookkoeping I y,d Ik- Q X R B . ' J - 4 ' - . Typing I and II an XQ Ljlrn 12:3 ?gl3gs1, O.S.F,5. ' .. N , Sarristan i fend' If 1 SEPTELIBER, -SMTWTFS an 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91011121 3 ff5Q3g:Z1819zo 282930..?f??27 MUNDAY SEPT. 1952 fifyw XOSFS R.. --phF.Branc, -- 4 ,S F 5 fjjnslucrii of Sports Booster Club? II Frzfonornetryi f' , I - Rcligiorll Ji Plum' and S0114 f1f'07 L'f7y5 Intermcdirzls 111.150-Wil ...T----4 QJVW ff Q' 9 . J 1 . It n we iSs3ff5:z? . A ,X Q X ff' f 7 K, Rev. Edward I. lmo , . . . Cf s ' I and IIg Business Law ,M -fx 1 N- S' ns O S F S. aeteria' Bookstoreg Selling We meet our former teachers and a few new Ones Rev. Francis J. Crowne, O.S.F.S. Athletic Direetorg Varsity Baseball ana' j'.V. Basketball Coaehg Religion I ' tion to Business ana' UIQ Bzologyg Infrodue ands Greene' 05135. Billltleilltor of the Debating Twnllg Zi ion L Rev.LawrCnCC C. Gl'adeX,O.S.F.S.' I 8 Librarian: Elementary f1lg6l7ff1v 5 g Yearbook Moderator: Diffffmf 0f Visual ' Arithmetic Edumtiong Chemistryg Phylmi Gmem Science fs' F0 tw 1 B ' f J Business e , jljspji f,UL-ri M-11 FIS. . Ya hi Rev. wmsam Basketball CW ll and 7 p,fgblem55 FOOIW ' I Religion II: ,Na 0'w American History Mr, Ifouis D. Corriere Phynfwl Edumfi0'1,' Football and Varszgv Basketball Cowl, ,055 Rev. James Durkln, O.S.F.S. Assistant Foolaall and Freshman Basketball Coarhg Religion Ig Hisfory I and IIQ General Mall1ematics 4 14 1 5 i -? QQUW'-MJ, aww, LMA Mr, AnthonY M. D1F11iPP0 C astodian f X ,f df s JA 9 . SEPfrEMBER s M TWT I' S ' 1 2 5 4 5 6 3 8 9 10111215 14 15 16 17 18 19 22 212223242526a. iiiiiiiiiiilil- 5EPT.1952 00, e 7 QAMVJWM fm 102 264 snunon, sev1'.2o, 1957- 4 it 4-K , .ei-'-! Y4lY' The Knights dropped a tough decision to the Timon Tigers in the opening game of the Western New York Catholic League by a score of 7-o. Although the Knights failed to score, they held their highly rated opponents and future league champions to only one TD. DeSales had a bad day in the loose ball department, as time after time their offense was Z I 1 1 'W 'li U 4 l ali' j stalled by a fumble. Mark LaForest, Jim Judge, Patsy Grossi and Paul Crane all played a great game for DeSales. a v igf' ,Sie 10 A w ,mf l The first social event of the 1952-53 school year was the Kick-off dance held by the seniors. The dance was aptly titled for it just preceded our homecoming game 'against Ryan. The old gym, where the dance was held, was decorated with blue and white streamers and chief credit goes to Mark LaiForcst, Chairmang John Car- bonara, refreshment chairmang and the other seniors who pitched in to make it the success it was. -JJ- , 3' , . i 1 I SEPTBMBBRS 5.1 2 5:13255 7, 853632181920 ii iz 25 24 25 26 37. 28293q1::::::, SEPT. 1952 1111506 - !l 96 seP1- 7-5' 1952 970 FRIDAY ' .1 4' 'T X 4 , N -. Xt ll .a. mi A great defensive line spelled the difference between victory and de- feat as the Knights racked up their first Win ofthe year over the Ryan Rams 9-6. Stornelli passed to Crane and then bootlegged for the scoreg Pelletier added the extra point. In the linal quarter Crane and Dumphrey roared through to spill the Ryan ballcarrier in the end zone for a safety. Crane, Dumphrey, Villella, Judge, Reynolds, LaForest and Provenzano were other standouts in the DeSales great team victory over Ryan. y V SEPTEMBER SU S Ff - NDAY 141516 0111213 212223 17181920 282930 ?fi',52627 .. .. SEPT. ,952 7600 4 If 1 Our thanks to Mr. Iohn Hoppy,' Hopkins for being on the job again this year at each of our games to take care ofinjuries. Q ,F-,F T . QCTOBER SMTWTP 10 11 H 1 2 3 4 sl 8 9 32314 15 16 1122 192021222321 . 262'1zs29303:,'.. Fire P '6 Z gg--1 Sllllllll OCT, 1 952- on wwk I Lk C .mill Powerful Canisius moved into Lockport and crushed our Knights 27-O. For the first few minutes it looked as if DeSales might be the first team to cross the Crusaders' goal. Stornelli picked up a Canisius fumble and raced 30 yards deep into Canisius territory. But there the big Canisius line held. Late in the game, DeSales' second team gave a good showing of themselves. Brown's aerial to Cook brought the ball close to paydirt, but the game ended too soon. Villella, Provenzano, Dumphrey, Pelletier and Judge all played well for the Knights. 58 X l x , ff' 2+ 1 , . ,U 1, , lj ' vw-'ig' ' 'P .Q M ,,,. W ' f mwah' W 2 QV , x KT 2 5, , , 'J in , 13 QW Q fam 5? J +21 i 'Y , if is ' -L. I 5? NEXSXXE OBER 1 2 .tw H 12 Gil 05' S -' 9 's 6 151 425 52 x'1:?1'5xZ21'1.5'g1 ,.. 61. 19 207' 959 O 26112 2 JW AMW . 191.451 ,AMY 7 o if Iflfgg I X SA' 3 Q S 't , ' , f I ef all Q' JACK Q7 03 AWQAKP l2,ffll3A I tl UJERRYH ,mtnn w 4, uh 15 1951 77 HN THOMAS BLAHA 9.0 Morton Avenue, Lockport St. john's Parish Charity Drive Collector Ig Intramural Basket- ball 1, 3, 4g Intramural Baseball Ig Sectional Officer 4g Absentee Reporter 1, 4g Mission Col- lector Ig Freshman Basketballg V. Basket- ball Qg Sectional Sportsg Yearbook Staff, Model U. N. Delegate 4. Ambition: Electronic Engineer My ORVILLE ANTHONY BROWN 117 Park Avenue, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 3, 4g Sectional OH'icer 4g Sectional Sports, Football Manager 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Football 3, 4. Ambition: Further education, Play Professional Baseball 1, NT' Cgfpgcfos JK at JEROME CHARLES BUCOLO 313 Clinton Street, Lockport St. Ioseph's Parish Intramural Basketball IQ Varsity Basketball 3, Sectional Officer 4g Freshman Basketballg J. V. Basketball 2, Sectional Sports, Varsity Baseball 3, 45' Varsity Football 3, 4. Ambition: Undecided JOHN CHARLES CARBONARA 65 Olcott Street, Lockport St. Joseph's Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 4g Absentee Reporter 3g Sectional Sports, Cheerleader 2, 3g Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Metallurgical Engineer 4-5 X311 SNOOKY f iiiil .1 1' , 1 WW X 1 CARBY Qs RICHARD PAUL CONLEY 320 Gooding Street, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Intramural Basketball 3, Absentee Reporter 3, 42 Sectional Sports, Cafeteria Squad 4. Ambition: To succeed in the Business world PAUL EDWARD CRANE 71 Washburn Street, Lockport St. Iohn's Parish Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sectional Officer 1, 2, 3, Mission Collector IQ J. V. Basketball I, Sectional Sports, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Football I 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, Dramatics Club 35 Class Oiiicer 35 Glee Club 2, 3. Ambition: To Play Professional Ball DICK ' SUNNY! JAMES EDWARD CRONKHITE Leete Road, Lockport fxh St. Patrick's Parish Charity Drive Collector 25 Intramural Basket- Kb ball I, 2, 3, Sectional Sports. Ambition: To see the world ANTHONY FRANK D ANGELO, IR. 228 Park Avenue, Lockport St. Anthony's Parish Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sectional Ofiilcer 2, Red Cross 2, Band 2. Ambition: To Play Baseball with the Brooklyn Dodgers SMILEY TONY DAVID MICHAEL DOCKERY 161 Elmwood Avenue, Lockport St. John's Parish ' 70 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 3. Ambition: To be a General Contractor THOMAS RICHARD DONNER Transit Road, East Amherst . St. Mary's Parish xg Sectional Sports, Cafeteria Squad 45 Class Ofii-X cer xg Bankteller 2, 3. Ambition: To Learn a Trade A ' it I LMIERRYU if fi We f NJGBQ I Qi ll ts- 14 li X X l N l x K .. FOGHORN .leg GERALD THOMAS DONOVAN Ti A , R.D. No. 5, Lockport - St. John's Parish ,' lu get pr Intramural Basketball I, 2, Mission Collector I- Sectional Sports, Bankteller 2. '- Ambition: To Be An Electrician , A of JOSEPH CHARLES DUMPHREY M I 96 Church Street, Lockport 1 if, ,tel , ' 1 , 1 X x. - , QU1WJWL0pr5 I4'x my lf Nfl I St. PatriCk's Parish ' Charity Drive Collector 3, 4g Intramural Bas- ketball IQ Intramural Baseball Ig Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 4, Sectional Officer 3g Mission Col- lector 4g Freshman Basketball, I. V. Basket- ball 2, Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4Q Lance Staff 3g Model U.N. Delegate 4Q Yearbook Staff. Ambition: To Be A Success In Whatever I Undertake i C LJ- 1 . ,df l . ml, , yqrglf x 'Ig jd' WF l . My P UL FR NCIS FRI'I'I'ON . 2? li-fe ' itfifipltuf Intramural Basketball I, 3, 45 Sectional O er J, M! . . . 4 . W 1, Legion of Decency 3, Sectional Sports, Dramatics Club 1, 35 Stamp Club IQ Sacristan IQ Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Chemical Engineer DAVID GEORGE FURLONG 115 Lock Street, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Charity Drive Collector 2, 3, 44 Intramural Baseball Ig Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Sectional Ofiiccr 2, 3g Mission Collector 3, 4Q Book Stort- Clerk 25 V. Basketball I, 2g Sectional Sports, Varsity Baseball 1, 1, 3, 4g Varsity Football 4, Dramatics Club 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Bunktcller 3, 4, Red Cross 3. zfmbiiion: Teacher I 'A l x The boys pretty-up we 1 T . fi? UFURRYH E x 'X-I K .4 , I. Q' fl for the photographer. 17 MA ip Wow? lqjuf.. ,ii Q Ep ,f l 1 MOUSE ' ' 5 f x ,tvgtiswzavfiif , I 3 VL 4 W , E !,i,.,f15sjf,,:,,55, ' I - ,' J C573 4 '.i.34Iij 'ia ,,., bl f k 5' Y I f , . ,Z 'ff f ,.,, L O or A . F, , I ,.., I , , 3 ,wffff L ' , I , ff- v V ' 1' ' f f. .JHZV , f .- 'Z 5.71 152.25 9' , .Xff r 1 KIBOBU ' ' I L ?m,QL hfl 315 Locust Extension, Lockport ' ' St. John's Parish ' V ,'-, Charity Drive Collector 2: Intramural Basket- 3 -. ball 1 2 3, 4g Sectional OHicer 2, 3, 45 Mission 3 -' Collecltoxi 2g Sectional Sportsg Dramatics Club 3, 3, 4, Photo Club IQ Lance staff 1, 3, Glee Club , is to I 2, 3g Stage Crew 2, 3, Yearbook Staff. ig V ' Ambition: Undecided I I I Y .a,,V VViV V ,,?,,,,,i,,,f,1 ,V,V FRANKLIN MICHAEL HALEY I I 116 East Avenue, Lockport ' St. john's Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Sectional OHicer 43 Freshman Basketball, Sectional Sports, 3 Varsity Football 35 Glee'Club 2, 3, Stage Crew A Q 29 3: 4' Y Ambilion: Undecided ' , 1 FRANKER ROBERT AMES HOENIG I 390 Prospect Street, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Sectional Sports, Cafeteria Squad 4, Sacristan 1. Ambition: To See The World HARRY WILLIAM JONES 527 West Avenue, Lockport St. Anthony's Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 4g Varsity Basketball 34 Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basketball 2, Sectional Sports. Ambition: To Swim in the Olympics XA., I V! I8. Z HI-IANKJ1 ' g :PW if t JIMMER ! . WM JAMES FRANCIS JUDGE 24 Lakeview Parkway, Lockport St. John's Parish Intramural Basketball Ig Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Sectional Officer 1, 4Q Absentee Reporter 2, 3, Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basketball 2, Sectional Sports, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Model U. N. Delegate 3, 4, Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Work For Government in Foreign Service JOHN RICHARD KELEHER II 5 Lock Street, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Legion of Decency 3, Sectional Sports, Dra- matics Club I 2 ' Cheerleader I 2 - Glee J 3 49 3, Club 3, Stage Crew, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbobk,Staff. Ambition: Electronics MARK RICHARD LAFOREST I34 West Avenue, Lockport St. Mary's Parish Charity Drive Collector 2, Intramural Basket- ball I, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball I, Sectional Oflicer 1, 3, Mission Collector 3, Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basketball 2, Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. Ambition: Further my education in Football ROBERT WILLIAM LAFOREST 173 Park Avenue, Lockport . . Anthony's Parish . .fx JACK R tramural Basketball I, 4, Varsity Basketball IQ rip I I f ff Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basketball 2, Sec- X, , I, A 4 H ,j tional Sports. ffl' 4 1 1 J YSPM 5' Ambition: To Play Baseball for the New York Q gg M I Yankees A -'MARco '-BOB EDWARD FRANK LITZ R. No. 3, Lockport St. Mary's Parish Charity Drive Collector 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Intramural Baseball 1, Sectional Oflicer 2, Absentee Reporter 2, Mission Collec- tor 2, Sectional Sports, Student Council 2. Ambition: Undecided DAVID JOHN MAHAR Gasport, New York St. Patrick's Parish, Barker Intramural Basketball 4, Intramural Baseball 1, Sectional Sports, Cafeteria Squad 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be a successful Agriculturalist wt fliu ii X I UCYRANOU l l CHUBBY 'V .fa JERALD DONALD MAY R.F.D. No. 2, Lockport Good Shepherd Parish, Pendleton Intramural Basketball 4, Sectional Sports. Ambition: To go to College JAMES FRANCIS MCCABE I46 Caroline Street, Albion St. Joseph's Parish, Albion Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 3. Ambition: To become a Naval Officer and engi- HCCI' ROBERT FRANK MOSURE 29 Amelia Street, Lockport St. Mary's Parish Sectional Sports, Stamp Club 1, 2, Talent 3 Show 2. Ambition: To be successful at whatever I do L JOHN JAY PEASE East Avenue, Gasport St. Mary's Parish, Gasport Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sectional Sports Cheerleader 3, Photo Club 2, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 3. Ambition: Atomic Engineer DONALD VINCENT PELLETIER R:F.D. No. 1, North Tonawanda Good Shepherd, Pendleton Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Sectional Oliicer 3, 4g Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Class Oliicer 3, Cheerlead- er-2, Bankteller 4, Glee Club 3, Band 2. Ambition: To be Certified Public Accountant NORMAN ALEX PUF F I7 Prentice Street, Lockport St. Mary's Parish Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Base- ball 1, Sectional Sports, Varsity Football 2, 4 Ambilion' Undecided Y' A 'Jf 3 3 ,ffla CLARENCE FRANCIS REYNOLDS 70 Niagara Street, Lockport St. Patriek's Parish Charity Drive Collector 45 Intramural Baseball IQ Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Mission Collector 44 Freshman Basketballg I. V. Basketball 25 Sec- tional Sports5 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Debating Club 2, 45 Lance Staff 35 Glee Club 35 Art Club 2. Ambilion: To be an Undertaker RICHARD RAYMOND ROONEY R. F. D. No. 2, Gasport St. Mary's Parish, Gasport Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Base- ball 25 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Freshman Bas ketball5 Sectional Sportsg Baseball Manager 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Cafeteria Squad 25 Dra- matics Club 2, 35 Debating Club 45 Lance Staff IQ Boys' State 35 Model U. N. Delegate 3, 4Q Oratorical Contest 3, 45 Yearbook Staff. U dmdffm- Undecided DICK il 'T , V4 ji, if f I 4 . , X' ff f ff S MoKE ,N 5, x 4 . iiii F . y 5 ' Ywwwaa I '0 N , X tv 4 I1 . 4. 4,7 V, - Q-d.,.f,, Kai! 4 . 1 PATRICK FRANCIS SHEEHAN Olcott, New York St. Charles' Parish, Olcott Intramural Baseball 25 Varsity Bas- ketball 45 Sectional Officer 25 Mis- sion Collector 25 V. Basketball 1, 25 Sectional Sports5 Varsity Base- ball I, 25 Cafeteria Squad I, 25 -Dra- matics Club 4. Ambilion: Become a meat Cutter .AX HPATU 12 F it gr I yy ,TA 'I I 'lg jtflf' in id. 1 ,f CHARLES STANLEY SOBIERASKI 5, , . , -, M ,.- ' 'f I ' V,V,mLQ?,','f 226 Jackson Street, Lockport X, -M . A St. Patrickls Parish A M Charity Drive Collector IQ Intramural Basket- ! ,,, ball Ig Intramural Baseball Ig Varsity Basketball - hi 3, 4, Mission Collector 2, Freshman Basketballg ' g in V. Basketball 2g Cafeteria Squad IQ Dramatics ' ' Club 4g Glee Club 35 Art Club 3. ,fy ,V T ,V Ambition: To be a success in the world 1 W4 KENNETH RAY SPOTH Y 3 I 3, Transit Road, Swormville . y 'I '33 ly ' ,Vg 1 'IALJXV St. Mary's Par1sh,Sworrnv1lle ,M .1 , lf Q Lil' 'M Intramural Basketball 45 Mission C0ligvCCOfi4Q LU Sectional Sportsg Cheerleader tg! X X ww - iw' 1,2 V7 I5 . Ambilion: Farmer ,ff fr K, ft otaafr I I I , J 1 51. I 4 K., l i' CHUCK J RUEUS l ROBERT JOHN STEBLEIN 84 Erie Street, Lockport St. Maryls Parish Absentee Reporter 49 Sectional Sports Ambition: To be successful PAUL ALBERT TREMMEL Hatter Road, Newfane St. Bridgetls Parish, Newfane Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural A 1 Baseball 25 Absentee Reporter 3g Sectional 1 ' I I 3 .f Sportsg Cafeteria Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 25 A '7 2 I. f ,D Sacristan 3, 4g Yearbook Staff. A A X 4 Ambition: Chemical Engineer sTEB N' l ' PAULIE i .lit I ,Q , .W Mi' w wg , -.,.e':'fw1 . ,l e, M I u-HM!! WAGGIE I ZIPP ' thi -is 4:- 'i. JAMES FREDERICK TUOHEY 328 Church Street, Lockport St. Patrick's Parish Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Baseball 23 Sectional Sportsg Varsity Football 4. Ambition: To be a mechanic ANTHONY JOHN VILLELLA 7 57 E. Market Street, Lockport St. Joseph's Parish Charity Drive Collector 3, 43 Intramural Base- ball IQ Sectional Officer 2, 3, 43 Mission Collector 2, 4Q Sectional Sports3 Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Lance Staff 33 Band QQ Class Officer 4. Ambition: To some day coach football at De- Sales and to have a championship team lflgf RONALD OSEPH WAGNER Ridge Road, Lockport St. Bridget's Parish, Newfane Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Absentee Re- porter IQ Cafeteria Squad IQ Dramatics Club 33 Photo Club IQ Glee Club 3. Ambition: Take a long vacation in Hawaii ROGER EDWARD WOOLSTON 33 William Street, Lockport St. Mary's Parish Cheerleader I3 Lance Staff I. Ambition: Professional Roller Skater and Singer JOHN WILLIAM ZAPP 372 Walnut Street, Lockport St. John's Parish Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sectional ll t Sportsg Cheerleader 2, 33 Photo Club 23 Bank- ller 33 Glee Club 33 Stage Crew 3, 4. bition:U ecided It NORMAN FLOYD ZIMMERMAN I7 Irving Street, Lockport St. John's Parish Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Intramural Baseball IQ Sectional Officer 23 Freshman Basketballg Dramatics Club 33 Cheerleader 23 Band 2. Ambition: To be a plain, ordinary individual UROGM N 1 UNORM fri 'f ,Q7 X 1 . , ,.-f , ,Q-P. ' X,-I , r,-.. an ,-f X' - J V f .1 J if il O 1' E 5 mm 5 ll T i 2 -5 4 1 .4 2.5.8 96kgkE 12 15 1-1 24 zs 3529138 29 1011, 'L ocT- 1 952 ll Www jfffuzmpg , 0 sz 75 QC1. 111 ig FRIDAY' PL 41- ,vl i L-l OCTOBER SM-rWT.F5 '--..-.1 2 5 6 7 8 3 4 9 l2l3l4l516f?fg 192021222 3 2627 28,29 30 51125 00' l SUNDAY OCT. 1952 The school cafeteria proved to be just about the right scene for the fine crowd who attended the first Junior dance. The caf was decorated in blue and white and streamers. The colored light bulbs gave a warm effect and the refreshments were ex- tl handled by volunteers from the junior class. All in all, s Per Y the evening was well planned and, above all, a great succes . In a hard fought game at DeSa1es field the Knights dropped the decision to our cousins by a score of zo-6. The Knights drew first blood when Dick Stornelli fired a long pass to jerry Bucolo for a TD. Duffy came back to score twice and led at the end of the first half, 13-6. Bucolo, Jim Judge, Joe Proven- zano Nini Villella, Norm Puff and Mark LaForest played a Q great game for the Black Knights. 1' .. .4 A I2 yard run in the first period spelled a 6-o defeat for the Black Knights in a rough game at Buffalo. The Knights completely dominated play in the second, half and scored a touchdown that would have been the margin of victory or, at least, a tie. Dave Furlong, who played a terrific game for the Knights, worked the ball to the nine yard line, then to the four. Don Pel- letier smashed over for a TD but the officials called the play back because the yard line markers were down. Many DeSales players were injured on the rough gridiron. Jim Tuohey, Molce Reynolds, and Joe Dumphrey received painful injuries. Dave Furlong, Paul Crane, Nini Villella, Joe Dumphrey and Don Pelletier starred for DeSales in what should have been a victory or tie for the Knights. O , OCT S M ff? fn 11 1 13141 9101 29202l25161711 .f272s2sf.ft?f42f' 0 1.- l ' OCT ,H ' ,952 ,Ili lf! me-2, 25 wtmxtsm l ,,..-' 1011 9 6 7 3 9 13 2 5 1514151617 5 51233229 50 51. '.1 oc'r. 1952 iovwpwf Wff' We take this opportunity to thank Dr. Wilfrid M. Anna, Dr. Robert C. Fenzl, Dr. John T. Donovan and Dr. T. Ed- win O'Brien for taking time out from their busy schedules to give us a thorough examination. After examining over two hundred students they came to the conclusion that we were in good health, and we were just as pleased with the results as they Were. . ,,4fzf1f4fQff2Q2 ,Z m 31, llnll- ' The annual senior I-Iallowe'en dance was, as usual, a grand success. It was held in the old gym, which was an ideal loca- tion adding to the effects produced by the decorating committee. Many came in costume and all these showed originality and imagination. The dance concluded with cider and doughnuts. efwwggg 1' OCTOBER SMTWTFS 7 8 9 10 1331415161153 262o2122232425 2723293031 CJ -Wzenv FRIDAY CT- 1952 59.410 if 952 61 .ll ' ii 5fffwff'Z sunun , 4 ..,,, .1 iiffffjgiiiiiii 30....,,f????? O NOV. ,952 Fam, Y, Nov 2,1952 59 I In the final game of the 1952 Football season DeSales blasted Fallon 35 to 6 as I 3 seniors completed their High School careers. A1l-Cath- olic End Paul Crane, Don Pelletier and Mike Farina each scored once and speedy halfback Dick Rooney clashed for two TD's. Dick Stor- nelli, Mark LaForest, Pelletier, Farina and Rooney scored the PAT's. The Knights played line ball to make their record 3 wins and 4 losses. 28 uunol 1 a'5 4 5 6 7 8 NOMER iuesnm SMTWT 1011 12 15 1415 fs 17 18 19 2021 22 25242526272829 ,J :9wwwf Wad Nov. 1 952 9 ,AX f ,,,q: 323 TUESDAW A T pk: If Again we were honoretl by the canonical visitation of the Most Reverend Domenico Balducelli, O.S.F.S., Superior General of the Congregation of the Oblates of St. Francis cle Sales, who was accompanied by the Very Rev- erend VVilliam D. Buckley, O.S,F.S., Provincial Superior of the American Province. Our day began with Father Balducelli cele- brating Mass for our intentions and a sermon by Father Buckley on the congregation of the Oblates. After breakfast in the school cafeteria we enjoyed Father General's visits to the class rooms and his granting a brief but welcome holi- Clay. 29 s M T'W TP 31415 9 1011121 2 16171s19202129 627282 25 24 252 NOV, 1952. Flllllhl l:ILlE!i O . l al iwfffeff Q 2 s,1957- 33 333 moAY,N0V'7' 30 l 1 v i 1 I DeSales is justifiably proud of the above members of the 1952 Football Squad who were honored by being selected on the Western New York All Catholic Teams. Paul Crane, because of his brilliant play at left end during the season, was selected for that position on the First Team. Joe Dumphrey and Nini Villella by their rugged line play earned berths on the second team. Jim Judge, Dick Stornelli and Don Pelletier received honorable mention because of their excellent offense and defense during the season. J .'-J -df ,-s.ZA . ,X 44 ang. Jr? 'MT' x '12, 1, 2'- Q , - , L-- s -3 ' sf-in '1- '3S,',f' iv - N ' ' s .- I ' v . X 'V b 'A av K'LV VN. vi vi P ' , nd.: LQJ 5:-XAZQX 2,5 .vs qi Q ' 'il b I wx 1: 4'-I Q -st,-erm w .5 A, X ,s ...A . . 1 i , :vi .1 , ' f. I .f V F. -v, .lv ' - - 1 1 2 ,I , ' W ir' sq' 5 lv! - x 'N ks ., iw .- V -sv y . -' A -Q. N N 'IN ' .gp .u u ' u K ' ' i lj 1' '. A Q' U l 4 f',x sf .' ' ,Q 'Og H I ' A .. ' , Rv ' r i - 111 Q Nl' f, n' X Q ' N 6, 10.5 r 4 8 'L n 1 x ' ' gi. wma, ' S xg? Q 27' Wm S , v S 'Nimiisiim DECEMBER M T WT' 1 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 25297 223 2425 1952 2829 ..1 2 5 4 5 65 7 8 DEC. f'?'5W-M 1 21 EC. 345 WEDNESDAY' D 10, 195 fthe WNY Catholic League saw the tall Tigers ' h The opening game 0 from Timon invade Lockport and walk off with a 52-34 win. The Kmg ts 8 b t again couldn't quite pull put up another good battle on January 2 u it out of the fire. The -IV's defeated the Tigers 30-27. Later they won again 33-IQ. ffivwqi, SAI, 9 Mica-L V gl l MBE ' snunun .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 sisisiifigfgg I3 28293031 G .... DEC' 1952 Jffw if i 348 sA1'unnAY,nsc.13,1952 ,8 Bernie Buzyniski hit for 16 points and Ja k' R h c ie at II as the Freshmen bounced St. Pat's CYC 42-32. Second and fourth quarter outbursts in scoring provided the mar ' f ' gin o victory over a determined St Pat's team. Buzyniski and Dupont grabbed most f h o t e rebounds for the Frosh. Jim Tuohey and Dick Hadley led St. Pat's with I5 and 7 points respectively. 349 S EECEMBER '-1 g':7T Ps 7 8 4 saflifslllili 232232431920 ., 93031, 2627 Sllllluy 14 D K EC, Yjfv SUNDAY ' 11952 17 1- .4 Being in the lead from the outset DeSales' Knights chalked up win number one over the in- vading Ryan Rams 38-29. Dumphrey, Sobieraski and Crane grabbed most of the reboundsg Dumphrey scored I3 points, Sobieraski and Reynolds added 6 points apiece. DeSales played one of their finest games of the year on February I as they bounced Ryan 63 to 46. Bob Scarborough led the scoring with 18 points. Continuing their winning ways the jV's con- quered, 25-17. Fitz was leading scorer with 14. Away, they won again 39-27. Sparks and Conley led the scoring. 4.1. if ' S 5 nw, w ,NN fx Y it -Q r'T Q L V W 0 Y I A 12 ., M . vyl' S ..1 2 5 8 4 5 6 7 1215141 24 l,, X. L iiiiss E D'5 i , at N illpp-qqnq-. 1i.l f1T'f: f 2, 'sl 'fs 1 ' ts 1' 1-1' .-4 ,., Y 'H 7 'fn lziv' N l If uf, :iff X 2, 4 ,N . , ,, . 'ug L Hun lv rf 4 4 0 xo 3 0 0 Vls 1 2 .1 tg gill' M T W T Y S 9 10 51617 11 225 20212 212221 28295051 JAN- 1953 i ,fffww 5 71.151953 35 J i0 SAW of The Little Knights led by Tom Cleary and Bernie Buzyniski el-:ed out a 36-34 win over the St. Joe's Frosh. Cleary held scor- ing honors for the day with 12 points while Buzyniski followed close behind with Io. The Frosh led all the way to rack up their second win of the season. Later, on February 7, St. Joe's Frosh handed the Little Knights a stinging revenge defeat at Buffalo by a 56-48 count. Trailing by six points at the half, the Freshmen couldn't quite close the gap. Dick Hesch dumped in 16 points, Tony Lom- bardi I2 and Ollie Dupont II to lead DeSales. I , it 7 4 .2 gn H U u .rl Q. z- E Flllll Nl 910 111215 25 24 0 21 22 2g 227 zs 29 50 5 JAN. 1 953 G.. ....., 16 9921. In an exhibition game played at DeSales, the Knights smashed Fr. Baker High 69-50. In the ISC period the Knights piled up a lead and were never headed in the contest, running up their highest score of the year. Schrankel led DeSales with I5 pointsg Scarborough added I2 with Fur- long and Stornelli hitting for IO apiece. In a return game at Lackawanna on February 27 Fr. Baker nipped the Kni hts 51-50 in overtime. The Knights trailed by four at the start of the 3 4th quarter but caught up and then lost in the extra canto. Scarborough hit for I6 points while Sobieraski and Furlong had I4 and IO points re- spectively. ' ' ' ' ' ' - d - .All broke into The JV s had little difficulty in winning 33 IO an 43 I4 the scoring column with Hesch leading the parade. , 1.. mfg, JANUARY 5 M T WT lt. 3.6. 9, 1 2 3 1112131412310 1819202152357 2526272329305 F s FHIDAY JAN. 1953 ' Una, Za 2922? L 51953 342 This clzmce turnetl out to be il very fine couples' dance and was successful Hnzmciully as well as socially. The Juniors crczltecl :1 very appropriate atmosphere by cutting oH'z1 section of the gym with exquisite clecorurions of blue :mtl white crepe paper forming Z1 tlzlnce floor ancl n pathway leucling to it. ln the center ofthe floor on urtihcial snow were scverul pairs of skis, the symbol of the dance, adding il final artistic touch. 4 , mmmiv ,.......1215o 6 9 51 32 fa Liss 1617 2 18 ??ff?TT'T 3 .. .. JAN, ,953 if fy' g ,JfWH7Lff,Q' ' L TL A great 3rd period scoring spree enabled the Knights to defeat Salesian High of Detroit 55 to 39. In that period the Knights dropped in 23 points to Salesians' 17. The Knights played an excellent defensive game to defeat their cousins. Pat Sheehan and Chuck Sobieraski led DeSales scoring with IO and 8 points respectively. The Knights journeyed to Detroit February 22 and made it two in a row over their Michigan cousins, Dick Nelson hit for IO points and Paul Crane for 9 to lead the Knights to their 45-37 win. The IV,s downed the C.Y.C. champs. Cescon, Kirchberger and Fitz led the scoring. Conley and Sparks controlled the boards making victory possible. Later, at Detroit, they crushed the Salesian JV's 43-19. At the annual Ring Dance the Class Rings after havin b , g een previously blessed at Mass in the morning, were presented by Father Godley to the future graduates. The cafeteria, scene of the dance, was d . . . ecorated with flowing blue and white streamers A good crowd . was on hand to enjoy the last dance before the solemn season of Lent. ff V . ' FEBRUARY Hmm 8 9 1011121 7 1 314 g?Q?3Z5?525?55 i FEB. 1953 F' If X I o 6, 3 28 J 41 4... 1 f Sllllllll FEBRUARY 7,71-ra-Vi f S 4 s 6 7 1, 2 las: 5161718192 28 522524252627 FEBJ953 O Jffwfd' l The Knights just couldn't find the range as they went down by a 52-39 count. Trailing by I2 at halftime the Knights couldn't make it up. Paul Crane and Dick Nelson, with 6 points apiece, led the Knights scoring. Previously, on December 21, a red-hot St. Joe's teamjumped to a fast lead on their home court which the Knightsjust could not overcome although they came within 5 points of the high scoring Buffalonians. Bad passes and a poor defense spelled defeat for the Knights. For the first time in our history the .IV's defeated St. Joe's. At home the score was 45-25. Bob Sparks led with 9 followed closely by Hesch, Cescon, Fitz and Art. Away they won again 34-17- if f jj 'Ziff 35 'Ji - Q X10 V, AV I 3 gui ,Q -A I . 'REX X . 1 . ,N 155' 5 . , M, mf A 3,41 f' . ,JY fi L '! fr A 1 fa Q :P S m g .Aki EQ! 'W',. :MQ 3' 'Vx j - b X. .FG b , A. x A 'iff f Y . , X 57 V, M .QI l 'x ' A :A 1 . . ' lf. X' f ' W' if 5, ', f ,,, 41 .Az 12 2 4 5? 44 4' i gm: 7 , sg 9. 5? X I ,,,,.X x W P , o WNW g3130f1?2f3Z4 T 15 1617 18192021 22232425262728 IZIZIUIZIIIZI FEB1953 O 47 MONDAY, FEB. 16, 1953 318 F In one ofthe most thrilling preliminaries to a Booster's game the Seniors defeated the Juniors 43-42. In the initial quarter the Seniors clowned around but they soon settled downg the rest of the game was nip and tuck. The Seniors were behind by I point with about 5 seconds left to play when Chuck Sobieraski drove in for the winning basket just as the buzzer sounded. Sobieraski and Judge led the Seniors with I5 and II points respectively. Bob Scarbor- ough paced the Juniors with I6 to take scoring honors for the night. . x 9 11' 1 , , ,f fig 1:5 9 A N' A ll 3 'JU 2 1,4 In Q A f.- A , qi Ill f 2 ,if i' wr f gl f ' pf 1 ,Eu . C 1 E Z ,., , V4 f A ,,v,V fi X 4 I If if 73 , fi. Q 3 if it ii? 5 ,,V gf' U Z 5 , -i--lf ,.--Q--S-to FEBRUARY 5 M T W T F 5 1 2 5 4 S 6 7 g 9 1011121314 15161718192021 22 23 2425 26 27 28 FEB. 1953 7 tyj5w,,ZmMv Jfyifff 3 57 THUIS AY FEB. 16, 1 Resolved: That the United States Should Take the Initiative in Forming a Federal Union of All Nations, spoke the chairman, Buddy Reynolds, as lJeSales opened the 1953 debating season. Dick Rooney, john Clark and Larry Noon upheld the afhrmative while the girls of Mount St. Maryls Academy, Kenmore, defended the negative side ofthe resolution. ln this battle of minds and words our debaters put up a valiant fight and gave a good account ofthemselvcs but the judge, Mr. Frank Murphy, awarded the debate to our opponents by a close margin. , uiiv' A taller and more experienced Kenmore CYC team downed the Frosh 43-40. DeSales, down by II points at halftime, out- scored St. John's in the second half but their rally fell short. Again Bernie Buzyniski was high man with I2 points, and Tony Lombardi chimed in with Io. Later, playing at Kenmore, on March 1, the Frosh avenged their earlier loss to St. John's by nipping them 41-40. This time DeSales was led by Captain .lack Rath with I3 points to make his season total 167-'H new record for a freshman at DeSales. The Freshmen finished the season with a I3 win and 4 loss record. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DeSale.v Opp. St. Pat's CYC 42 Timon 37 Duffy 42 St. Joe's 36 St. Francis 47 Cardinal Mindszenty 39 Canisius 55 Nichols 44 St. joe's 48 Fallon 30 Canisius 35 Duffy 45 Timon 48 St. John's CYC CKenmoreD 40 Fallon 72 St. Francis 58 St, John's CYC CKenmorel 41 Wins 1 3 Losses 4 Total Points: DeSales 731 Opponents 5 32 I ndividuaf Scoring CTop Sixb Jack Rath Ccaptainl Bernie Buzyniski Tony Lombardi Ollie Dupont Ed Glynn Tom Cleary Avg. Avg. 167 I I5 141 97 48 49 43 31 7- 4- iii- -, 4l ll- The Basketball Tournament of Classes was held for the benefit of the Charity Drive. In the first game the Freshmen led by Jack Rath and Buzzy Buzyniski easily defeated the Sophomores 56-43. The second game between the Juniors and Seniors was a repeat of the game played earlier in the season. At the halftime the score was 21 all. With less than a minute to play the juniors were ahead 33-31. The Seniors got possession, moved the ball down court and Pat Sheehan put in a one- hander giving the Seniors another story-book-style win. The third game between the Seniors and Freshmen started slow but as the tempo of the game increased so did the Freshmen's lead. At halftime the Frosh led by 9 points. The Seniors fought hard, pulled up to a tie, played possession ball and tried for an overtime but a traveling violation was called. The Freshmen quickly moved the ball down court, fed it to Buzyniski and Buzz dropped it in for the winning basket. The Freshmen became School Champs by a score of 34-32. . SMTWTFS 8 9 1011 12 13 1 535?iZ3?52 293031 2728 J 1254567 TUESDAY MAR. 1953 62 TUESDA ,r Qs X. l 2 5 4 5 6 7 1,9 1011121514 15161718192021 22252425 262723 29????1::12... MAR1953 O ,Diehl M72 90 75 Menon, MAR- 15' 1953 2 -l In the second home debate of the year the DeSales' debaters, john Clark and Larry Noon, under the captaincy of Dick Rooney, were at their best as they won a close victory over our arch-rival, Bishop Duffy High of Niagara Falls. This de- bate was a tribute to Fr. Greene and his debaters, who spent many long hours working on their speeches and who brought us another victory over Duffy. 9.1! tw ,1- e 5 3 Q ! 4 s P ! X, I K . i 'Q X l0l LlfLg i X , fx A U ., ' , rl. ,i ,, if 3 fibrin ,F , wennesnn 1 2 5 4 5 6 7 3 9 1011121514 15161718192021 22 25 2425 26 27 28 295031........ . .... . .. .... .. O ,swf MZ' gf 84 WEDNESDAY, MAR. 15, 1953 As this book goes to press the boys are working hard under Fr. Crowne's coach- ing and seem to be developing into a fine little team. We have hopes that they will turn out to be another fighting team like the one we had last year shown in action on this page. if-f 52 Again this year DeSaIes sent a group of delegates to repre- sent Australia in the Model U.N. Assembly held at Buffalo State Teachers College. The attending delegates were Jack Blaha, Joe Dumphrey, jim judge, Dick Rooney and Tom McDonough, Chairman. Six alternates also attended. In the committee meetings where, after debate, a set of resolutions had been drawn up and voted upon, our delegates spoke well and ably answered all questions put before them. Dick Rooney also defended his resolution before the entire General Assembly with a rousing speech. Those of us who re- mained at home after hearing Dick over the radio that after- noon, had the satisfaction that our delegates well represented both DeSales and the views of Australia, l l i .., was MARCH frm, WUHIMY 3 4 5111254125513 2553ff??ff2755 0 it MAR- 7953 87 7 4 MAR. 1 3? Wa 3, IQ: 53 f Q FS SMTVZTS67 125 Nllllllllrl 1 4 101112151 5532511212-zzz, 22 ., .. 295051-j',',,... MAR1953 Jzpwf . so 89 MONDAY' MAR Lk!-ka., The annual retreat is held at DeSales during the first three days of Holy Week. For the third consecutive year Father Heckel, whose gentle yet straightforward approach completely w1ns us over, was our Retreat Master. Father I-leckel's con- ferences stressed complete silence, a general or annual confes- sion, and a c l' H ' onso ing oly Communion to end the retreat. If the observance of the retreat silence was an adequate indica- tion, the retreat was very successful. 54 Ti Qs f 'E I -s.......,.,. 4 ,..,, M... Perl 5 ejfae H53 ejczigkf gay l We, the staff, hope that you will find our efforts successful and that you will like our publication. We realize, however, that our work would amount to nothing without the help of so many others and so we are deeply grateful to Miss Ruth M. Lanighan, our ofiice secretary, who spent so many hours working on the lay-out of the book and typingg to Eugene Lanighan, '54, who so willingly and capably took pictures of our activities when Fr. Gradel was unable to be presentg to Mr. Robert Calcarone and Mr. Albert Sillato of Don Jay Studios, Inc. for their promptness and cooperationg to all our Patrons and Advertisers without whose Financial help the yearbook would be an impossibilityg to the girls of St. Joseph's Academy who are always ready and willing to support all things DeSalesg and to the other seniors and the rest of the student body of DeSales for their excellent cooperation. ..,,m,, A 1 ,fp , XL! Editors Lifffafya ,l0hr1 Blaha Sporlr, Richard Hadley flxsixtant, James Judge Literary Staj Joseph Dumphrey, Richard Rooney, Paul Tremmel Businesx Manager: fldverlising, Paul Fritton Subrcription, John Carbonara Patron, John Keleher Moderator Rev. Lawrence C. Gradel, O.S.F.S. 55 omior sr Ygff Firsl row' Ronald Elwo d R . o , obert Vitthuhn, Arthur Kirchberger, Robert Pease, Alphonso Stornelli James Langton, Peter Broderick. Second raw: Robert Bowers, John Marsherall, Francis Holly, Ronald Casalinuovo, Thomas Noon, Robert Scarborough, Gerald Mullen. Third row: Richard Nelson, Charles Hannigan, Charles Schrankel, Lawre Thomas Sy, Walter Kowalski. nce Noon, Frank Caridi, vufzior HC ' X 1 .V xx v R Ysg First row: Robert Archie, Richard Loftus, Clair Kirkman, Edward Sandusky, James Oes terle, Richard if '-an I Sh chan, Robert Stephanski. ' S ks Frederick Mangold, c Second row: Richard Epps, Eugene Lamghan, Robert Mulvey, Robert par , l l C n. Richard Conley, john Clark, George Ames, Dona c esco L4 'I 'L Pfuevfig- csv' IKE' . 1 R- xgglg OWLOVQ .f.-, , . li , :fa- il F! :- ' I . 'WWF ' T' ' ill ' A -L, Pt I r? + iq., IQ Jn FIT!! row- Edward Rehm, james W d l Th . en e, omas Calandra, William Heisler, james Fritton, james Cutter, David Condren, William Schmitt, Alexis Nfuller, Richard Koplas. Serond row: john Morgan, joseph Newton, Thomas M cDonough, james Fi tzsimmons, Terrence Forgie, joseph Carney, Michael O'Donnell, Michael Prendergasr, john Grace, Karl Schultz. Tfizkdrow: j. Allen Keleher, Nelson Wrigh t, Pasquale Saeva, Thomas Tracy, Patrick O'Donnell, Richard Schuler, Walter De-Sa, john Davin. v Ji, rf 58 il -.0 - :mtg W 933 U' an 9-gi .,'l 2-E in v M , ,SARS -qty if rf: 1 .wwf .Wi .4 f fvff 59 LQ'-.,a,,,,: Q jI 8f5Al0fLCLlfL gd , W ' 49' Fin! row: Frank Abrams, Charles Dockery, Frederick Boyer, Lawrence Banks, James Ange- lo, James Delaney, Julius Helbling, William Davey, Thomas Crowe. Second row: William DiGiulio, K. Richard Hesch, Thomas Conlin, James Kelley, Duane Bishop, James Conlin, David Broderick, Michael Heal Th y, omas Bush, Bernard Buzyniski, Rich- ard DeSa. Third row: Roger Berner, Richard Barnard, Francis DiFilippo, Eric Dahlquist, Paul Fiegl, Roy Bucolo, Ross Danna, Matthew Hoenig. 'x Al ,l .N Stecke, Fin! row: Samuel Sansone, john Monnen, John Michael Niland, Donald Pyskaty, Alfred Russell, Richard h l Nolan h Meierer, Mic ac . . Second row: James Recd, Joseph Pusatcri, Donald Sears, jo n Rath, joseph Scirto, Robert Roskopf, John LaMont, Laurence Nelson, Norman Tisack, Donald Smith. Third row: James Kirchberger, Gerry Tomkinson, David Schuler, William Lenihan, John Koller, Paul Mahany, joseph Wilhelm. No! .rhoam: David raa K tz, David Pease We 9: ,L V' ,Lf ,- HVZQQV f First row: Samuel Sansone, John Monnen, John Stecke, Michael Niland, Donald Pyskaty, Alfred Russell, Richard Meierer, Michael Nolan. Second row: James Reed, Joseph Pusateri, Donald Sears, John Rath, Joseph Scirto, Robert Roskopf, John LaMont, Laurence Nelson, Norman Tisack, Donald Smithf Third row: James Kirchberger, Gerry Tomkinson, David Schuler, William Lenihan, John Koller, Paul Mahany, Joseph Wilhelm. Not shown: David Kraatz, David Pease. !q,a..w ..123456 7 SMTWT FS 8 9 1011 12 13 1415 1617 181920 2122 2324252627 282930 if THURSDAY JUNE 1953 '69 THURSDAY. JUNE is, 1953 196 Our diplomas signify that our high school training is now a thing of the past. Now we are at another cross-road of life. It is our turn to put into practice the Christian ideals which we learned at DeSales. The choice of Hercules is ours to make. Duty beckons in one directiong Pleasure calls us to the other road. Pray with us th t d h ' Rev. Michael Campbell Rev. Gullielmus Heim Rev. Noel Schreck Alonzo Belliveau Lauri D. Belliveau Mr. and Mrs. George Brock Miss Terri Brown Mr. Robert Burns Mrs. Beatrice K. Byrne Mr. Harry J. Byrne John Carbonara Mrs. Josephine Cardamone Mr. and Mrs. N. Casalinuovo, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cavagnaro Gordon D. ChaHin and Family Mr. James Cleary John F. Cleary Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins Mrs. Elizabeth Conley Mr. and Mrs. Evan W. Crane and Family Paul Edward Crane Michael Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. D'Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Ross F. Danna Miss Adelaide Dean Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dean Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Denniston James G. DiGiulio Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Donner Mrs. A. L. Donovan Oliver E. DuPont Denny Dysinger Mr. and Mrs. John J. Esposito Mrs. Marion Falzett Miss A. Alida Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. James Fox A Friend a we o c oose the less tempting route of Duty. jigfer pa fl 0l'li5 A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. James Fritton Mary M. Fritton Mrs. William Fritton Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gailor Carolyn H. Gilbert Edith E. Gilbert Sgt. John W. Green Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Gritzmacher Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Haas Paul E. Haas Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hagadorn Loretta Halbig Rose T. Healy Marie Hemmer Mr. Jack Hinton John J. Hoenig Mr. Walter Hufnagel Jackls Barber Shop Jimis Market, Wilson Miss Gertrude Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. Kisil William Koah Mr. and Mrs. F. Kowalski and Family Afzc Robert J. Kugler Mr. and Mrs. Hector LaForest Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Lanighan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Litz McArdle's Service Mr. and Mrs. C. G. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. William McDermott Mr. and Mrs. James McGeown Christine Mack Allc Edward A. May Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Rodger D. Middaugh Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Mosure Mrs. Ann Mulcaire Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mulvey William E. Mulvey Mr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Meyers Mr. 'Louis R. Napoleone Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Napoleone Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newton Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Petrie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Polster Robert Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. William Pritchard Max Ranson Make Reynolds Francis N. Ritz Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rogenmoser Mrs. Rose Rotondo Rufus Elizabeth Ryan Mrs. Domenica Scirto Mary Sharkey's Restaurant Mr. and' Mrs. Francis P. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sirianni Chuck Sobieraski Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Sparks Mr. and Mrs. William Steblein S.weet's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sy Richard Townsend P. Howard Tuohey W. Duane Tuohey Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Virrill Miss Florence M. Ward Mr. William H. Ward Ken Welker Gerald A. VVilhelm Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams Rose Mary Zapp ' Terrence Zapp 63 Chester Pease ghfcfen, pa fraud Rev. C. Leyden Ameely Rev. Raymond J. Ash Rev. Joseph A. Bach Rev. Raymond G. Bohn Rev. Joseph L. Jensen Rev. John B. O'Malley Rev. C..J. Roche Very Rev. Henry B. Shaw Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Ameely Albert G. Ball F. R. Barnum Joseph A. Blaha James Brady Norman Brady B 81 S Cleaners Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carbonara Wilber Chambers Martin Conley Donald J. Costello Thomas Costello Lionel T. DeSa Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kraus Mrs. Peter J. Kraus Francis J. Lang Mrs. Hazel Lang Richard A. Lang Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langton Ruth M. Lanighan Don Lort, Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCabe Gerald McDonough Linus McDonough McPherson Pharmacy, Wilson Mrs. Veronica Mahany Mr. and Mrs. Francis Malrar. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mangan Mr. and Mrs. Edward May Mrs. Frank Meyer Francis H. Dockery Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Donner Mr. and Mrs. A.,L. Donovan Gerald Donovan: L F Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dumphrey Salvatore Faraci Mr. and Mrs. John' Fermoile Mr. and Mrs. R. Murray Fitzsimmons Walter Fitzsimmuons, Wilson Mr. and Mrs. A. Fleury Frank's Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Fritton Francis L. Furlong William Green T. R. Hadley Mrs. Raymond F. Haley Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Healy Mary Hardiman Mrs. Ralph Hoenig Mr. and Mrs. James F. Judge Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keleher Mr. and Mrs. T. Keleher Mr. Robert Keleher Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kelsch John Kowalski Peter Kowalski Walter Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Mullen M. Roger Nelson Nevins Red Sz White Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan J. Glen O'Neil Alexander Puff Oscar Quinones Frank Reese Francis C. Reynolltls Frank Ritz Leo Roskopf Miss Eugenia Salmons Russ Scheffler Hardware Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Edward Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. .J. Joseph Schrankel Leo F. Siegrist Robert Stephanski Smith M. Smith Edw. J. Spoth Mr. Loreto M. Stazi William A. Steblein, Jr. Francis Strebe Mr. and Mrs. C. Tomkinson Tommy Tucker Bakery Mr. and Mrs. W. Jerry Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Tremmel Helen G. Tuohey Veronica M. Tuohey Mr. and Mrs. John Zapp Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zimmerman We may lay it down as a general and perpetual law, that Work- men's Associations should be so organized and governed as to fur- nish the best and most suitable means for attaining what is aimed at that is to say, for helping each individual member to better his con- dition tothe utmost, in body, mind and property. Pope Leo Xlll, Encyclical Letter on The Condition of Labor AMALGAMATED LOCAI. 686, UAW-CIO CIO Memorial Building Lockport, New York THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DE SALES CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Welcomes The Class of I953 James P. Genewick, President James E. Wighfman, Treasurer Robert E. Keleher, Vice-President William J. Ryan, Jr., Secrefary - -C2 ',-4 5,12 ' An :fx 'IJ f' WY: '7'. l S -gl ix i ! l is 4,1 C fx 4-K I A , Nl ., 4,,'h A za-A gr ka? f it E Q I 1,1-322, J Y' 1 f if -Q 3 1 , 1 A 1 wh.. . ,Q 4 -3 1: ni 1lP.! fx ,,xE- P 4 2: f-xy Q N ,c .rf '5 .g ' if 4 1 Os 6 V . H V, f I I , -, -fi? '. 'f. 1 If , ff. , f-2 4.1 V , A WW Complzmenlf of the SPORTS BQQSTERS' CLUB The DeSales Boosters' Team Scenes from Sports Night 68 W' Young Man Better to strive and climb, And never reach the goal, Than to drift along with time- An aimless, wandering soul. Yes, better to climb and fall, Or sow though the field be small, Than to throw away day after day, And never strive at all. WM. A. DICKENSON CC. RIALTO BLDG. Your Insurance Friends W. G. Dickenson Robert F. Landrigan Ornomentol ' Structural 0 lndusfriol EMIL VCN DUNGEN, INC STEEL AND ALLOY FABRICATORS 553 West Avenue Lockport, New York Phone Lockport 3-5901 nk LOCKPQRT COUNCIL, 319 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS P fer Kowalski .I h K I k I. E IGLWALP M nl Congratulations to the Class of 1952 Lucnpunr LINULEUMEAPPLIANIIE E U ' I ..,..... ., .. ' RT N. yl - WALNUT STREET LOCKPO . PITTSBURGH PAINTS Phone 4-3885 Dial 3-9792 ' Anthony Cuzzacreo, Prop. l CUTZ'S LUNCH Full Course Dinners or Lunches 24 Hour Service We Serve Beer 8. Ale 16 Main St., Lockport, N. Y. 's. fi rt' L if -Wav .M-'E B4 'fa Z ,X 4 gr, M TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1953 Many people live in a fool's paradise because they think 'rheir own plan of life will give Them greater happiness Than God's plan. You have been faughf God's way-follow it. Rev. Lawrence J. Di Giovanni, Pastor ST. CHARLES BORROMEO CHURCH Olcotf, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK 'I 'I6 MAIN STREET ---- LOCKPORT, N. Y Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. Compliments of WILLIAM KUGLER 81 BROS. To The Graduates of De Sales High School oppoizrunmiss Our Doors Are Open To You Start early in your career to open a Thrift Account at this friendly bank. Small amounts deposited regularly soon grow into a sizable sum. Your Thrift Account may be the bridge to your goal and future success. LOCKPORT EXCHANGE OFFICE Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company LOCKPORT, NEW YORK ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS T Th CI Of 1953 Niagara County Bank Offices MARINE TRUST COMPANY OF WESTERN NEW YORK Barker Lockport Middleporf Wilson MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURA RP. COMPLIMENTS OF RANDLEIGH FARM JERSEY MILK and CREAM SPALDING HARDWARE CO. The Brightest Spot On The Street Q-?YJC1i'-Q General Line of Hardware, Glass, Paints, etc. 24 Main St. Phone 3-8155 Phone 4-3155 - 4-3165 STEVE'S FRUIT STORE Fresh Fruits 8. Vegetables Our Specialty 19 West Main St. Lockport, N. Y. Fancy Fruit Baskets all the year around Wholesale 81 Retail Prop., Stephen Cuzzacrea, Jr COMPLIMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT ST RE KNOWN FOR OUALITY WILLIAMS BRD ERS COMPANY I ffff..-f FIRESTONE HOME and AUTO SUPPLIES SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS TIRES and BATTERIES AUTOMOBILE STORAGE and LUBRICATION BERT 84 BEN INC. THE TIRE MEN 35 Market Street LOCKPORT, N. Y. Phone 3-94II THE CARL CO. HOME OF GOLD BONDS Free Delivery Service Compliments of CASTLE'S DAIRY '33 OVER 50 YEARS OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE FOR THE COMMUNITY CAVAGNARO'S i6 West Main St. Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle Appliances - Cigars - Candy Ice Cream - Magazines Martin Outboard Motors Sales 8: Service We Are Now Specializing In - Radio 84 Television - Service and Repairing All Latest Equipment - Auto 8. Home - Factory Warranty - Service on Philco - Delco - Zenith Motorola Auto Radios - Parts - Tubes Complete Line PHONE - 3-9820 Send it to CONWAY-MILLER Folding Paper Boxes ' LGU'idefefS CORSON MANUFACTURING Q Dry Cleaners 0 Fur Storage Walnut St. The Plaza Lockport, N. Y. COMPANY Lockport, N. Y. Congratulations fo the Class of 1953 DRIVE-IN MARKET 146 Caroline Sfreef Albion, New York Compliments of FNHZYFN FRONTIER STONE PRODUCTS, INC. E403-EJ Hinman Road P. O. Box 376 LOCKPORT, N. Y. Complimenls of GRANT DRY CLEANING Nicholls Sf. Dial 4-3577 JACOB KERN 8a SONS WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR + 4' 316 Willow Dial 3-5811 CONFECTIONERY 0 TOBACCO CANDY CUPBOARD CHOCOLATES Compliments of A. J. LAUX 8g CC., INC. Printers - Bookbinders - Stationers Gift and Party Headquarters Office Equipment Specialists For Over a Half-Century LICATA BROTHERS Wholesale Distributors Confections Tobacco Restaurant 81 Fountain Supplies Dixie Cups 223 Walnut Street Lockport, N. Y. 45 Pine St. Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-2298 MODERN DRY CLEANING COl'igl'C1fUlC1llODS st to 24 HOURS SERVICE The Graduates and Faculty + of Phone 3-7770 -- 4-0830 + DeSales Catholic High School LUCUST BAKE SHOP Call and Delivery Service 29 Butialo St. Lockport, N. MURPHY 81 BABBAGE, INC. Real Estate, Insurance and Bonding No. 25 Palace Theatre Building Opposite Post Office NEWFANE LUMBER 81 MFG. CO., INC. + Mill Work - Builders' and Masons' Supplies - Paint - Hardware Glass - Tanks + 554 Ohio St. Phone 3-2601 LOCKPORT, NEW YORK Other Location, NEWFANE, N. Y. Compliments of NIAGARA LIQUOR STORE 4 FRANCIS J. KOLBER NIAGARA SPORTING GOODS The Best in all Sports Equipment 39 East Avenue - P. O. Box 383 Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-3590 4' Chuck Kenny Home 4-l678 Best Wishes To COMPLIMENTS The Knights ot The Ridge A. A. NODINE Insurance Center OF 12 Pine Street Phone 3-6701 Lockport, N. Y. 'Everything in Insurance NOR'I'ON'S LABORATORIES Pegelow Distributing Co., Inc. STEIN'S BLATZ'S O'KEEFE'S Lic. No. C-807 Main St., Medina + Phone 1475 HARVEY H. PFENNIG Internotionol Motor Trucks 8. Form Equipment Refrigeration G.E. Appliances RCA Television Hollicrofter Television Phone Lockport 4-3811 Congratulations to the 1952 Graduation Class '23 p Piss FURNITURE co. Compliments to the Class of '53 RUHLMANN BROS. Frigidaire Appliances Devoe Paints TAYLOR'S Hardware 8. Farm Supplies New Idea Farm Equipment Burk's Water Systems Jamesway Barn Equipment Ontario Drills Sherwin-Williams Paints R. 6, Lockport, N. Y. At Ridgewood Phones Lockport - Newtane - Gosport 3-5409 6616 5318 Phone 4-1020 Phone 4-3434 TAYLOR 81 REYNOLDS Funeral Home Niagara at Transit Lockport, N. Y. Clarence A. Reynolds Francis C. Reynolds Compliments of WARD BROTHERS Mill Supply Co. Inc. 64-76 Market Street Lockport, N. Y. WESTERN NEW YORK CONTAINER CORP. Better Packaging Service T00'fo Kraft Corrugated Boxes Experienced Packaging Engineers At Your Call Fruit Packaging - Corrugated Sheets Industrial Shipping Containers LOCKPORT 3-3875 85 Grand St. Lockport Compliments of WHITES TRANSPORTATION Est. 1926 Main Office 38 Mill Street Best Wishes B. LEO DOLAN POST 410 AMERICAN LEGION CLUB 4' Compliments of CURTlN'S LAIQUOR STORE 21 W. Main St. Lockport, N. Y, Phone 3-2891 RAY DRIER + . Dry meaning Best Wishes + DUSSAULT rouNDRY coRP Tailoring 81 Fur Storage Phone 4-1144 97 Main Street Compliments ComPllmef7l5 of Of CARL M- FENZL rome, ANDREWS Electrical Contractor 81 PUSATERI 147 Juniper Street Phone 3-7161 Farmers 8. Mechanics Bank Lockport, New York Compliments of GARI.0CK'S 274 Gooding St. Lockport, N. Y. Thick, Juicy Steaks Compliments ot GEORGPS MARKET Chicken Olcott, New York Spaghetti N f 861 Double Thick Chops Phone ew me 7 Dinners COMPLIMENTS OF GOLD, SPERANZA 81 HUGHES Seven Pine Street LOCKPORT, NEW YORK Soy lt With Flowers GOULD'S Flowers, Inc. Corner South and Locust Streets Lockport, New York Dial 4-3321 Compliments of Compliments of l .. '6A S ,. JAMES sonA s. LUNCH The Best ln Foods 40 MAIN 'STREET + PHONE 3-9771 Phone 4-1040 Monroe at Allen KENNEDY BROS. Men's and Boys' Store 93 Main Street Lockport, N. Y. KOCH AND EICHINGER General Contracting Millersport Hyw. 81 Transit Road East Amherst, N. Y. Plaza 2847 Phone 4-1098 Lockport 3-2508 Compliments Of Compliments KORFF'S CORNER of Home Furnishings G. E. Appliances Pine at Walnut LOCUST FRUIT MARKET Scirto Bros., Props. LOWERTOWN FOOD MARKET Choice Meats One of Lockport's Finest Super Markets Best Wishes to the Senior Graduating Class Phone 3-3847 or 3-3848 Rev. Daniel F. McCarthy 453 Market Street, Lockport, N. Y. Barker, N. Y. Compliments of MCGONIGLE 81 HILGER MlLDRED'S BEAUTY SALON 92 Park Ave. ROOFING . Open Evenmgs Phone 4-1912 Lockport Dial 3-3295 MORRlSON'S Compliments 100 Main St., Lockport, N. Y. of Lockport's Largest Women's Specialty Shop NAPOLEON'S RESTAURANT Compliments of Irene O'Hoir THE NEW YORKER SHOP Smart Apparel Phone 4-1244 EUGENE O'BYRNE SONS OFlice - Warehouse 322 Niagara St., Cor. Bristol Ave. Lockport, N. Y. 55 Main St. 73 Main St. Lockport, N. Y. Tonawanda, N. Y. GLF' Feeds Quality Seeds Phone 3-3186 Phone L. V. 3872 Service Fertilizer PERRY'S SHOE CO. Step into a Fortune, 59.95 28 Main St., Lockport, N. Y. JOHN RATHKE 81 SONS, Inc. Wrights Corners LocKPoRT, New Yomc ll my C5 AT sALfs - PACKARD - SERVICE Lockport 4-3769 Watch Repairing - Jewelry Repairing Watch Master Tested - Engraving Compliments of SClRTO'S JEWELERS I Main Street Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-7225 Res. Phone 3-7350 W. H. SMITH General Store Swormville, N. Y. Compliments ot UNITED BOARD AND CARTON CORP. Congrats, Class ofS'53 UPSILON ZETA PHI Eleanor Shaw Dorothea Morell Ruth Brady Anne Brandt Ann McGinnis Rozie O'Byrne Mary Lou Haenle Katie Russell Joanna Murrie Janet Haley Jeannie Salmons Donna Lee Rita Judge Shelly Schuler Mary Caridi Rita Conley Mary K. Stephanski WALKER PLUMBING 81 HEATING DURO WATER TREATMENT G. E. AUTOMATIC HEATING Standard, Crane, Elger Fixtures Phone 4-3300 47 Richmond Ave., Lockport, N. Y. WASHBURN STREET MEAT MARKET Quality Meats 207 Washburn Street Phone 3-5575 JOHN YOUNG FLOUR, FEED 8. IMPLEMENT CO., INC. GARDEN and LAWN SUPPLIES POULTRY EQUIPMENT - PET SUPPLIES SEEDS - FENCING - FERTILIZERS FARM TOOL REPAIR PARTS xx. A Complete Farm Store LOCKPORT, N. Y. Phone 3-52I I Compliments of the A 81 A BEAUTY SUPPLY compliments of ALBERT'S MEN SHOP 6 Mum sf., Lockport, N. Y. 4-0474 When You Think Of Bowling You Think of Allen's ALLEN'S BOWLING LANES 81-83 Walnut St. Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-9842 BOES JEWELERS Bewley Bldg. - 2 Market Street Est. 1929 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Compliments of ANGIE'S AND JIM'S BARBER SHOP 98 Washington St. Compliments of JOE BROWN'S RESTAURANT Compliments of A 8g P SUPER MARKET Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of THE BURT STORE Burt, N. Y. compliments of BARTON OLDSMOBILE INC. 427 west Ave. Lockport, N. Y. CARNAHAN - SWANSON Lockport's Largest and Finest Store For Men and Boys Bus, Air 8 Steamship Foreign 81 Domestic Travel BASSETT TRAVEL AGENCY Phone 3-7894 Lockport, N. Y. CHAMBER'S FOOD MARKET 33 Bewley Pkwy. Lockport, N. Y. BEACH ELECTRIC 81 HEATING COMPANY Dial 3-2938 We specialize in Radiant Heat COLE'S POTATOES 222 Washington St. Dial 3-3573 with Wall Flame Oil Burners Compliments Compliments of of COSTELLO'S KENDALL VICE CHARLES P. BEN SER I9 Bullalo St. LOCIKPOYII N- Y Real Estate 81 Insurance CHARLES BEWLEY REALTY Bewley Bldg. Phone 3-6744 Compliments of CRAMER'S GROCERY ROGER CRISWELL 185 So. Transit St. Compliments of FULCI'IER'S Kendall Service Station Hawley and Corinthia Streets Lockport, N. Y. Groceries Phone: 3-9822 Compliments of Compliments f FULLER'S GROCERY o DeFLIPPO'S HOTEL 347 Prospect Street Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of THE ELECTRIC DINER 51 Elm Street Lockport, N. Y. Be Kind To Your Feet, And They Will Be Kind To You. Be Fitted ' At FURLONG'S ELEVATOR COAL CO., INC. Lockporf's Lehigh Valley Dealer 10 Union St. Lockport, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF GASCOYNE DAIRY, INC. ENNIS AND SIPPEL NORTH END MARKET Groceries, Meats, Beer 260 No. Transit St. Phone 3-8474 rt, N. Y. FOLTZ UPHOLSTERING CO. 253 S. Transit Street Lockport, N. Y. Recovering - Made To Order Free Estimates Phone 3-7238 Ambulance Service CLEMENS O. GAUL FUNERAL HOME DIAL 3-6911 263 EGSY AVE. Lgckpg Compliments of GAYLORD'S AUTO SERVICE 20 Church St. FRANCIS OPTICAL SERVICE FRED GEIGER Groceries and Meats 165 Erie Street Compliments of FRAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 117 Park Ave. Lockport, N. Y. Phone 4-3320 Hump in your car and come as you are.l ED GLOSE Plumbing and Heating Contractors Ewings Road Newto ne, New York SANFORD S. GOODING PRINTER Lohrmann Bld Lockport, N. Y. Q- Pine Street Compliments of HAMMOND'S LIQUOR STORE Compliments of GOOD'S TRANSPORTATION SERVICE HAMMOND OPTICAL COMPANY William J. McCauley, Optometrist Specializing in Eye Examinations and Fitting of Glasses 89 Main Street Lockport, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes to De Sales Graduates from GOULD'S RESTAURANT JIM HAYES r v a. APPLIANCE Best Wishes ond Success to the Class of 1953 GRABIEC'S TAVERN H. S. HII.I., INC. Sinclair - Goodyear - Nokoyode 564 West Avenue Lockport, N. Y. Phones 3-6781 - 3-6782 Compliments of Compliments JOHN GRACE ol FOOD MARKET 250 West Ave. HUESTON'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of GROSSI'S RESTAURANT .IAY'S DRUG STORES, INC. ln Business For Your Health Phone 4-1730 4-0646 HAENLE FUNERAL HOME 230 JACKSON STREET Lockport, N. Y. May You Find Happiness In What You Do. .lEN'S DOMESTIC NOOK 609 E. Market St., Lockport Phone 3-7284 Dressmaking 8. Monogromming Compliments of HAGEN MACHINERY 81 AUTO CO. and OLCOTT MACHINING CO., INC. West Main St., Olcott, N. Y. JOANNE'S House of Beauty 23 West Main Street Lockport, New York Personalized Permanents - Hair Styling Our Experience Is Your Beauty Assurance Compliments of JOHNSON SERVICE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry LEO LEBAR Jeweler 4 Locust Street Compliments of KEARNS the PRINTER General .lob Printing 337 Church St., Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-2258 Compliments of LERCH 8s DALY Quality Clothiers Since 1901 Compliments of KELLEY'S MEAT MARKET LE VALLEY PHOTO SHOP 43 Locust Street - Dial 4-0021 Next to A 8. P Lockport, N. Y. Cameras - Projectors Photo Supplies C,,mp,,men,S w. H. uu.ls f 95 Main St., Lockport, N. Y. O Pipes KIPP'S CIGAR STORE Imported and Domestic Smokers' Supplies Everything in Music KOLESNIK MUSIC SHOP Typewriters Adding Machines Sales - Service - Rentals Phone 3-8166 LOCKPORT OFFICE MACHINES 91 Main si. Lockport, N, Y. FF l ' Olllce Files Supplies Dial 3,3800 JERRY SMITH MAIN Ol MARKET LOCKPORT, N. Y. THE RETAILER Cofnplimenli A Weekly Shopping Guide of 5500 Copies Every Thursday wAl.mz G. KowALsKl H SM' Sf- Lofkpof' Phone 4-4055 Are you looking for an artistic hair-cut? C0mPliments Come to the of S. S. KRESGE CO. LOCK STREET BARBER SHOP 18 Lock Street Chas. B. Jim Palisano, Props. Compliments of LANE DRUGS Lockport Plaza Open Daily to 10:00 P.M. Compliments of THE LOCUST GROCERY 295 Locust Sl. Phone 3.5531 I 4 Compliments of LONG'S GROCERY NEWFANE DRY CLEANERS 45 S. Main St., Newfone, N. Y. Phone 2002 - Pickup 8- Delivery Compliments of WARD MARTIN Barber Shop NIAGARA COUNTY FRUIT COMPANY Fruits 8 Produce Cold Storage Warehouse G. W, Ferris 57 P ' . I. . Y. Ce S' oC p0 ' N Phone 3-2345 Iockpon, N. Y. MCG,-,NWS NIAGARA SEWING MACHINE Authorized Dealers For 122 Main sr. NECCHI The World's Finest Sewing Machine Hamid Frank Lovern R. Ulrich 13 Main Sf,-ee, Dial 3-3771 Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of MEEKS' -STAIION Olcott, New York Phone Newfane 6077 Compliments of NIAGARA SUPPLY CO. INCORPORATED 570 West Avenue Builders' Supplies and Coal HSUDDEN SERVlCE Phone 4-0786 MONTONDO Compliments Fish and Oysters of F'0f'ed Foods NIAGARA SURPLUS OUTLET 26 M ' s am Hee' Phone 3-9866 L ckpo ' N' Y' 22 Main sneer Lockport MOONEY'S Finest Footwear - Finely Fitted J. Francis Word George J. Meier 79 Main St. Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of O'CONNOR'S MEAT MARKET 34 MAIN STREET 'Si MULLANEY ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Hotpoint Dealer 7 Richmond Ave. Lockport, N. Y- OLCOTT SKATING RINK OLCOTT BEACH, NEW YORK I Compliments Compliments of of MURPHY'S 48 Pine Street l-0CkP0fl THE OLCOTT VARIETY SHOP Compliments of L. H. PEASE 84 SON State Street Gasport, N. Y. MEET AND EAT WITH YOUR FRIENDS AT RICHARDS 95 Locust Cor. Genesee St. Lockport, New York Open 24 Hours A Day We Never Close Compliments of PLAZA SERVICE AND REPAIR For Your School Athletics Use Our Charter Bus Service RIDGE ROAD EXPRESS INC. Lockport, N. Y. Phone 3-6777 Compliments of JACK POYFAIR Esso - Service - Station Saunder's Settlement and Campbell Blvd. ROTONDO'S GROCERY 27 High Street Beer - Ale - Cold Cuts Phone 3-3250 QUEEN cmr GLASS co. Co,,,p,,,,,e,,,, Glass For Every Purpose of Glazing, Mirrors, Desk Tops, Thermopane, Store Fronts 34 Main Sheet Lockport Appliances 8. Television 98 Main sl' L k , N. Y. ain St. Lockport, OC pon Where Fashion ls A First Compliments SAM'S AUTO SERVICE of General Auto Repairing - Parts Accessories REX GRILL Dial 3-7027 414 West Avenue Lockport, N. Y. REYNOLDS 8: POMEROY Druggists 50 Pine St., Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of SANITARY BARBER SHOP 'l5l West Ave. Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of JUNY REY'S ESSO SERVICE Across From The Plaza Compliments of SANTANGELO'S FUEL SERVICE Compliments from SCIRTO'S RESTAURANT STANDISH - JONES BUILDING SUPPLY, INC. Everything to Build With Phones: Lockport 4-3780 Gosport 5721 GASPORT, NEW YORK American Vitrified Products Clay Pipe - Ready Mix Concrete Fuel Oil- Coal Builder Supplies FRED E. SHARDON INC. Best Wishes and Success to the Class of '53 STAR CAB Compliments of SIMMONS REALTY CO. Bewley Bldg. VINCE 81 MARY VINCE GRILL KILROY CLUB 298 Market St. l-0CkP0fl Lockport, N. Y. Compliments of WARD'S DRUG STORE Gosport, N. Y. SINGER'S DRUGS Phone 6251 56 Main St. Lockport, N. Y. O Compliments of WEBER'S JEWELRY STORE 132 Main Street Lockport, New York SMITH'S SUNOCO SERVICE STATION 'Bike' GASPORT HARTLAND Compliments of WEST AVENUE SUPERMARKET Compliments of SOUTH OF THE BORDER Transit Road Millersport, N. Y. Best Wishes from STANLEY WILCZEK Compliments of S 81 S TELEVISION CENTRE 127 Main Street Phone 4-4154 Compliments of NELSON A. WRIGHT, INC. Plumbing and Heating 81 Market Street Lockport, New York This book printed by Velvatone, a special process of lithographic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y, N0 other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method. ,., 3 .-.-.4,..,, 5.-AE, A qi I- . ,...,g .aw-+ P ,ff 6, . 2-sv 'MI , tr ,av--rv , X L' W --av y W 4 ,ga I T ' gpL,.,.,f Q, , ,W 's. O ul F fin:--' 45-f-OK 5 r uiy'fKgu px., fs.-.- -. 'Ffh