East Aurora High School - Auroran Yearbook (East Aurora, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1949 volume:

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GLASS EAST AUAUAA AIAA SUHUUL Presents TAB '49ers AURURAN W Q lunlslulu I ,,,.f- X ig A Man has lonmtantly sought food, warmth freedom, beauty and the eluane treasures of contentment for peace of mllld Llnked lnieparably to thls Search has been the lllLllYll'll13lS eonslstent hunger for success and knowledge the same hunger that once Vllliled the forty nlners of covered waffon days to the west eoaet ln Search of Wold W lth the confident thouvht that POSSCSSIOII of a poeketful of gold duet would l'J3lllSl'l all problems, thouaanda of mell, women, and f'l1llllI'Pll Started for C3llf0l'llla Qome dled on the way, many found no -fold when they dld vet there, but those who dld had Qatlsfied thelr hun' er when they found the lou-' Qouvht gold Today, we are the forty lllllCI a of a new eentury We are the lnherltora of the world our forefatherb made free to learn, to experiment, to Geek the knowled e that has made Amerlea freat Thoulfh we look back wlth prlde on yesterday Q conquesta of the unknown, we muet projelt our own lllfllYlflll3l thallenlfea to lll5C'0WCI'W The quest for truth alld llIlClCI'SI3llIllllU ls newer satlsfled ll Inlllelb many throu h all entlre llfetlme Thoae who possess the because lt lan open countless doors to understandin- We are Wlllllll' W 1 lan 10111111110 to llllllll our futurea on lessons from the past The future mav be nelther beautlful nor worth rememberln lertalnlw, its beauty wlll be am ompamed bw ulfllness and traffedv The outeome of the future depends upon us and upon the eon NINIPIIPY of our quest for the rlchea of truth and understandln The world we llwe lll 15 teemlnff wlth my stery Thls 15 the ave of lreatlve men ln the hffht of CCIIIIIFIEQ of IFCHUOII manklnd IS relatlvely young, and who amonv ua wlll be the Elnsteln, the l lll mln, the Rembrandt, the Florence NlghtlllU3lC of tomorrow? There ls no monopolv on the 1lllJOI'll flf'QlI'9 to know Knowl ed-fe IS everywhere ln the fiery splendor of autumn leavee, Ill the patterned froat on a wlndow pane, lll the tragle ll1'90l8tl0l'l of a storm Swept, roek hound coast Thls ls the famlllar trall, thlb N the rleh veln to Uuard our herltave and to perpetuate the Amerll an dream Ill a better tomorrow X K If K X ll I' ll l I . X C . I , C QX1 ' V e ' ' A rs' f l 5, , . K . 6 , 1, l D ,ft ln p 1 1X1X' I K F ' X l I, ll ' ' , J - 1 1X X X X , K V V v g X 4 . 1 V , , V ,- - , . s 1l,l,1 1' ' U, , ' .Q v : xt 1 XyX1Xr1X .Q VX 7- . C lll XyX'1: , I X . .S V A . . . .1 TXJX ' - 5 g ' ' 1' . C . ' 1 1X lX'X1 unquenehed thirst for knowledge find it more valuable than gold XX X IXI X X! X . - . 5 U , X XX ' X P, , . i . V ,. . - XX X . . Y g: 11'1 - ' 5 ,: ' ' P' . X XXXXX 1 4 I S . X! U .- I X1y,F X.X Q . Q . U N 1 1 . . . , ,. t . , lg ,ll 1,11 ', - - - Y, 4 ,. - -. U Xxx, b . . U . X . . 'iv I ', . . ' v 5 I . K 4 . . . 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D 1 l sl l ,si xhlxxlgg - - x X 0 0 0 00 Q0 Throuch thls past year and many preceding years his gul dance and and m producm the Auroran Annual has been mvalu able W e the Senlor Class of 1949 wlth deepest respect and grail tude dedicate thls Yearbook to CARLO A NISITA HEUIEHTIUPI if i , fad' L In Memunam ARDITH HALLIDAX Always gay ln splrlt, ready to lauffh wlth others and just as quick to tell a good joke, Ardlth Halhday partlclpated lll every after school sport offered for glrls She was an excellent tennis player and bowler, and yet found time to be a member of Chorus, Manners and Jl1l'll0I' National Honor Soclety as a charter member Her endless energy and wllllnvness to help others won her many fI'lCllflS Ardlth s loyalty and honesty kept them W e were all saddened thls past year by the death of Mr Mvron I Harlow, who had served wlth Ureat efficlency for 14 years as busmess manager of EAHS Before he accepted thls posltlon he had been a member of the Board of Education Mr Harlow s lnterests were many and varied He was an actlve member of the Amerlcan I ef l0ll, of a local group who met to dxscuss problems of the day, and of the Presbyterlan church Hls passmv IS a dlstlnct loss to his church, our school, and to the commumtv as a whole GEORGI- Scnw EIKHARD A rare sense of humor, the tact of a dllll0Ill3l and Uenume school splrlt comblned ln George Schwelkhard made hxs, a charmlng personallty He had a llklflg for music and sports, science math and photography, readlnv and cartoon mv He used hls energetlc reasoning for constructne projects, such as hls Wfltllll' ablllty whlch won hlm a tr1p to W8ShlHgt0H, D C George always mamtamed a hlgh scholastlc record and he became a member of the Junior Natlonal Honor Qocletv, as a charter member wlth others of hls fellow students He was also a member of the W alther league .and Bovs Club This was George gay and carefree as a shootlnff star as brllllant and as brlef 1 IB' ' 4. 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I . 1 . ., D ' , l n Y' u..AzaRs AJR Q X A .4 fs 91 25232 Fzrst rou Wlrs Wm E Standewen Mr Edward A Bremer Mrs Raymond L 'lloore Mr J F Cain Second rou Mr Edward T Bean Mr Harold Y Potter Mr Charle W Home-ll Wir Donald T Graves Mr W E Wechter choul Board W e the Senlor Class of 1949, wlsh to extend our appreclatlon to the Board of Educatlon of East Aurora Hlgh School Comprlsed of c1v1c mlnded and publlc splrlted cltlzens of East Aurora thls Board IS constantly strlvlng to provlde us wlth the finest faculty and school facxlltles avallable dmlmstratmn ui ance Congratulations upon the completion of your high school course' Sincerely I regret your departure as I have regretted slncerely the departure of other classes before you Cod speed youl journey onward' In a day when people generally are choosing security rather than adventure or risk I am happy to see you choose the Spirit of the Forty Nlners as your theme for this book Their willingness to work for a dream at the end of a rainbow is certainly the spirit that I would w1sl1 for you The dream of the first Forty Nmers was gold I am sure that the following of your dream will be much more rewarding than the mere gold I pray likewise that 1n the following of your adw enturing way you will all find the kinds of happiness and satisfaction that endure WALTERL BAUMGARDNER Superintendent The Class of 1949 has uniquely titled IIS yearbook the Forty nmers The title calls to mmd the great Cold Rush of 1849 and the magic of the word gold From early times to the present day the lustrous metal has induced men to acts of noble and tragic lmport even lmpel lin them to risk their lives in IIS search Education like gold has never been easy to get but once obtained lt IS easily worked and tional treasures have lncreaslngly enhanced themselves ln the hearts and minds of ClVlllZCd men until today they are lndlsputably our richest possession Cold and education are both practically lndestructlble but education once obtained is always ours May the Class of 49 contmue successfully to add to its edu catlonal treasure chest and may the dividends mature in each mem ber to strengthen a struggllng humanity The world can easily do without gold but without education the fibers of our oclal spirit ual and economic life will crumble and find their may like gold back to the dust of the earth MR Moons Prmczpal To the Class of 1949 Let the 1949 commencement be your be inning to a full successful adult life Regard each minute as a golden nugget to be used as a means to a finer and brighter future RICHARD C GRIFFITH Guidance I I l ld ' I I X u I l 9 ,, . . . . ,, . . I - ' on 0 . . . .I , I . . . . H ' . ,, . ' ' 66 79 ' N . U. . 9 . - . U . . . . . U . ' Y 9 5 . ' 7 l . flexible enough to bend, mold, and fashion to any desired form. I think, however, that our educa- ' . . ' g ' , ' , ' .1 , . . . U . I J. . , Y. . H S 4. , B . . - , . . . . U 3 . , U. . C , I I . D U . U f . , . Congratulations 49ers' Whether you go mto the field of work or lnto hl her education success to you In today s con fused world trained leaders are needed May each one of you ln your own field reflect the tralnmg you have received Good luck and best wishes HARRIET STANBRO Guidance To the 49er It has been a pleasure to work wlth the 49er as I con slder many of you close friends In extra curricular BCIIVIIICS you have cooperated well You were undaunted by what seemed to be dlfiicult tasks I hope as lndlvlduals you wlll malntam the same unbeatable splrlt as you go out and on into life s work V3 1th such an attitude plus the tools and informs tlon you have acquired while ln E A you are bou-nd to succeed As the Orlglnal 49er made the Coast so I hope you will make your oal what ever ll may be H L MCNI-:IL Asst Prznclpal As your prospects soar and cllmb Find true values for our tlme Keep your courage never drifting Searchlng questmg keep o Slftlllg Till bit by blt vour efforts show A faith and vision bound to grow Finding nuggets well defined Dross revealed as gold refined ALFRFDH RICHERT Gundance Admmzstratmn mdance 9 ,- . , ' 1 . . V. . , ' 0 u . . , , 9 1.r ' ' D . . . - , . . - v . S t v Y s . . ' s . 5 s 9 1 n , 9 ' 3 , . 9 - . . , . VE 1- I I I to I COMMERCIAL VocATloNAL Let to rtght Mr Meyer Agriculture Mlss Kalser Introduction to Business Secre tarlal Practice Mr H Henry Business Lau Booklceepmg Mlss Watt Homemakmg Mlss Dodge Cafeterla Mrs Parker Typewrltmg Shorthand ENGLISH Left to right 'Vlxss Harp Engllsh 12 Public Spealung Mxss Dlllon English 11 Mrs Ward Engllsh 8 Mr Hoover English 10 Journalism SCIENCE Le t to right Mr Burdlck Blology Mrs W eeks Chemistry Mrs Schneckenburger Physlcs Mr Asbury General Science Mr lVIcNe1l Health LANGUAGE Le t to nght Mrs Hamllton Latm 7 and 8 Mrs Smlth Latm 1 2 and 3 Mrs Keller Spanish Mlss Hyde French Mr Rlchert German v V . , . , . . , . - , . , l . . t G , . . , l . 5 5 - . . , '. ' . , . . a . . Mrs. Hickey, Homemaking. . , ' l l , . l 1 . . 9 . - s I 5 . 9 9 ' . , . , . . , . K . , . , . . D . . . , ' . ' ' 1 A q . - , FINE ARTS Le! to right Hr Nlslta -Xrt Mrs Dutton Mechanical Drawing Griffith In trumental Music Getman Industrxal Arts lElectr1c1ty Harlu on Imlu trlal Arts Eaton Music HEALTH Awn PHYSICAI Emmrlow le t to rzbht Mr Drescher fun Nlr Austm f vm 'Vlrs Morgan Gym Health Mrs Hagen Gym MISS Krehhlel Gym Wir Hulbert Gym 'NIATHEMATILS Let to ru ht r Pflee er Plane feometrs WI Boldt Elementary and Intermedlate -'ll ebra Hickey Al'lll'lll'l6llC 8 Drlck Arlthmetlc SOCIAL STL DIES Left to rtght Wir NI Henry Soclal Sturlles 8 Wir Lorser American History 1 2 'Hrs Keller Soclal Studies 10 'Vlr Scott Soc1alStudles 7 'Hrs Lennon Social Studies 9 When the forty nmers started aerosw a COIIUIICIII, they had three llllllgb the courage to make the trlp, a destination firmly fixed ln their minds, and a faith m thelr wentures Most of them found what they were seeking others never hemoaned their experiences If I could mmh you Quccees and by WlShlllg make lt so, I would wish you vouraffe to make the trip, a destination firmly fixed lll your minds, and a faith lll your ventures Our Advisors ln your headlong rush to the gold fields remember that vharacter outshmes every other nugget May your Supply of gold ln the form of friendships have no end Good digging' RED HENRY. 5 . , . . V C I . . . . V . i . . If . A Lf. I 'UL I si A--, Q1 ga hw -J f 6 Joan Hazel Leah Cach and Janlce Muir 7 Margaret Bartelt 8 Mr Llberator 9 Mr Horton 10 Mrs Hamllton and 1 Doctor Lancaster 2 Doctor Thmes 3 Mrs Stoddar 4 Nancy Becker and Bessxe Slmmons 5 Mrs Webster Mrs Ramen Mlss Dodge Mrs Beebe Mrs Waltz .. P 2 , if - ' Q 'm Q ' J . N , s Mic Vx ' ' 'A fi' 'Q A .I , N I X v 2 ' Y N, ..,. 5, -V ,Arr I .wi . U , . s X 'i M v n- r h I in QQ 1 '- 1 v Q I . . 4,,, H - 1 xy . ' r' 1 . . d M y ,fa 5-. f I4 ALMA MATER ,,,,,4,e5'se1iH'f +E Wlulwmtlfhxl 4-244-Lima VPU- P r rlfl' 1e'Ll'FI'T'1' Fsg' H+ sq fn JJ Jil F FLPFPU' P Wwe' JJJJJUJ fcrrirgrfbr f P JJfg?.1'hi 'J f+ JJJJ r PHT? 2 J: J i Q F U I J g A Alma Mo: cr asf' Auro-Ya, c' 1 Stove Name. Thru cc mg years may come-fqo,Uc mall C1 UCL Ss: 'fihlffilm . . P r J J . Lf if ,- P P ' 5 H1 Wexlf ne'er Forid' our lwnqlfn Scfmooldqq3,oF1QrendSxH1P5XCxYm1rJrruQ Au- . 1 J J J el- Q -L 1 n I. 1. fi V r' V ,J f FL fof' Cl. I.0UeCl CLVQTH LTCC! UJC pledge OUTSQLPCS +0 y0kL . , J .1 - 4 J A -1 J? FURTY NINERS K yw ANET ALLEN DAVID ALMETER GERALD Al-METER W1 lung I ll newer tell J In bed W earmb glasses Hu ups Alarm clocks Mom and dad l ll Abner MY mom Learn to drive Ewalatore ln E A T0 OWU 3 Tuvkel' DONALD ARCHER ROLAND ARCHER ARTHUR ARC W ER In dad s car School HOHIC Gomg to bed at mght School P015 and Pans at Some glrl D3 ElPCtl'lC3l englneer To make up my mind H0ld 8 hundred Cows Dum Anmsnxowc .Inu Buwzs JLNE Bumows U F On motorblke T With nose nn a book Wxth Mary Ann Getting up Speed demons Those who dlslllnc music Dagwood E 81 C Mate S D Own a schmoo farm Suze 8 shoe Torch singer .. 5 i 4 ' 7 ' ,. ' qi, ff 5, 3151.4 J . . . U.F. s ' A U.F. ' - UF- P.P. ' ' 1 ' . P.P. ' -- P.P- F.P. F.P. ,' ' FP- S.D. ' S.D. ., . ' . . S.D. A ' U11 - ' UF. ' ' P.P. P.P. FP P F.P. ' F-P- d , 'R ' S.D. . ' SD- . . . ' L.F. ' - ' U.F. ' P.P. ' P.P. . P.P. ' ' ' F.P. F.P. . . F.P. . . D S.D. ' S.D. ' N P, . 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I A UF. h I HR PP., PP.' FP. - FP. RR 5 . . , , S.D. . . S. ' SD. 1 ' J' ff' ROLLANIJ Bnorz Dum Bnoucrrrorz BARBARA BURNEIT Home ln bed ln 225 ln the kltchen Nothmg ln parttcular Work Unanswered letters Everythmg xn general My mother Mom and dad Retire next year To make a ple as well Make S50 000 ln one as Mom can year without worlung ETHEL CAMPBELL ROBERT CANTWELL CHARLOTTE LHOWANIEC In the movles At home L F Wlth Penny People that stare Shavmg P P Our school bus Jimmy My parentg F P Mrs Parker Axrlme hostess for To he a success S D Be Gene kellv s American Alrlmes dancmg partner Mun ETTA Cwss W :th Shtrlew Converted people Pop Zeller S D Bus all the gum ln a gum machine Sl7AN'NE CROOK South W ales State trooper ll! To patrol route I6 anal 20 with D.l..M. FERN CLDVIORE W nth Mary W arrtnvton Eng Pop Zeller To teach ,lohnnte .ing Ave Maria RICHARD DANIELSOY Trymg to get the car Short lunch periods My parents Captaln of a schmoo lCld6 squad MARGAHET DARBEE Wlth Gladys People wlth no sense of humor .ludv To stand on my head ln Grand Central Station SHIRLEY DARLWG Wlltll Mary Etta Pesto Mr McNe1l Llve In Texas Holland Wlth the gang Day dreaming Blew cles Women drivers New look E B Mmton M H D To be a success Own a fleet of dump See everything T PATRILIA DONOVAN Burned m a book Sarcasm My parents Own a Kentuckv Derby Wlnnef trucks Rlxrn Dosrlzn At the plano Arguments Mom and dad Farn enough money to trax el around the world NIABLF DQTY Home Having mv firstname IIIIS pelled Mother Travel E , 4 U.F. ' U.F. ' U.F. - A P.P. ' P.P. ' P.P. F.P. E F.P. . ' S.D. ' - F.P. I S,D, ' ' S.D. ' 2 E+' 5 f ,U I' DONALD DENZ GEPRCE DONNELLY DONALD DONOVAN U.F. U.F. ' U.F. P.P. P.P. ' , P.P. F.P. J F.P. ' F.P. S.D. 1 .. S.D. S.D. u M f r 5 'E I,.F. ' ' U.F. 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' ' F.P. . ' F.P. Me . . ' ' . . ' S.D. . . ' GLADYS Foss Eatmg wlth Marg Sarcastlc people Bessie To be able to eat and not get fat ANNE FRANKLIN MARY ANN PRIEDHABER Just around Fresh peas Beetlebaum To be 6 8 DONNA GAFFN EY Rgggn G,45K1N Vel Rose Sleeplng Blue Mondays on G11-ls Frlday Readmg Belng 5 1 1 2 Gal To have a laugh .l une s Ml' EMOII Have a mllllon dollars LIVC ln N J l C Dum GEORGE Any old bar Cold women My mother Be able to talk llke Peter Lawford PAUL GEORGE MARILYN Gr-:TCHELL HAGEN GOLLER Sheldllll Barber Shop U F In the car U F Playmg baseball Temptations P P And there I was P P Om curves Lizzy F P L E E F P Dave Make E A 8 suburb of S D Tray el north S D Have fun Sheldon , ff 4 , N . . 1 My J l 1 ff , A 5 fl: X -.,7l, , 5 ' ' lf.F. U.F. ' ' P.P. P.P. ' ' f l F.P. F.P. 'l S.D. ' H S.D. l'k U.F. - U.F. ' U.F. P.P. P.P. ' P.P. I F.P. R.C. F.P. F.P. . S.D. ' ' S.D. ' S.D. ' ' . . XD JOAN GRAHAM LonANl: Gnorxr: WILFORD CUSTAVEL At the plano In the Office Outdoors Buffalo Semmary People who lute thexr Concexted people My parents lingemalls Nature boy Llve and work m MY PIPCIHS Co west Flo,-Ida Roller skate ln halls ln the middle of a penod of 23: X RMS 4 l U.F. ' U-F- U.F. P.P. ' P-P- ' ' P.P. ' ' F.P. ' F.P. s.D. ' ' F -P- S.D. ' S.D. ' - J Q' 1 lass '- ' A I 'I QM, is by DOUGLAS HALL EDWARD HALBE DONALD HALvEnsoN Z fr W 'Qu ' ,, U.F. south Park U.F. Vel-Rose U-F- Around P.P. P.P. ' PP- ' F.P. . F.P. F-P- S.D. ' ' S.D. ' ' - ' S.D. ' U.F. - U.F. ' ' U.F. ' P.P. ' P.P. Q ' F.P. ' ' P.P. F.P. - S.D. F.P. ' S.D, ' An empty gas tank Buaalg Sennnary Plnk wheelbarrows Mr Corser Russ Corser lLal'l'Y Pafksl To make 3 mlllmn mllllon dollars and a Al .l0lS0n dollars ,Fuck ca,-load gf spendmg Rude the school bus for mgngv three consecutive days SAMUEL HAnnlNc JOANNE HARRIS BETSY HAa'ru-:Y Vel Rose Getting ln and out of Wlth Sue Buffalo Semlnary trouble ulet men L11 Abner People who are late Alan Ladd Fly to Mars Vmce Go on a dnet S D Have my way' ' NANCY HAUBER Ty pewrltmg Room 313 MISS Dnllon W rlte a book WILLIAM HEADLINE SLSAN B HEHNRICH Looklng for a rule V Ith a sousaphone player Co west young man Nlare Shorten nnles to mmutes Women Walter Wlnchell ELINOR HENSHAW RUTI-I HINMAN ELIZABETH HISE DI'lVlIlg the car Talkmg on the phone Everywhere Walklng Staymg In nlghts My mercenary frlends M C H My parents George To llve happlly ever A mouse In a corner To be a geometry after teacher ELBEIIT HOFFOVVER DAVID HOLMAN ELGENF HOLMES Ruhng around Contemplatlng Sf-hvIart1 s locker Awkward moments I raIn Armstrong Kmer Hhs Klpfer Trf-ft twlns Retire untll I m 50 and Long hal' Rfflff' M21 llve off IIIv earnmgs 4. 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XML E9 97 , 0 by if - J, U Le? , e.,..,,, P W. : lg ' . Q Quo 1' fif' l ii! Q E Gvme W 6 it wir S. nheimxfv Qs First rou Y ice Presldent Anne Ingalls Presldent Arnold Torke Treasurer Donald Dens Secretary Mary Weppner Second rou Ruth Doster Carol Rubs Ellzabeth Hlse Betty Schmtzer A1188 Beesmg Samnr Glass Executwe Board The qemor flasb Exe-1 utne Board thus year has ulded the dass of 49 o peteutly led by the emal president Arnold Torke and wlth ta kg equally dluded -o that each member contrlbuted to the be t of hl abllltw xt has alw ays trned for the bet 1nterestG of the sehool . l: v- . 5 I 9 ' 9 I u . , . , . , g .. u to social and financial Success that has been unequalled in past years. Com- , Y g . . , A 5 v. 5 K 'Y s ' ' 5 ' 3 . ' . Lezl' cmcl TEaJfAmzNT Vi, 'Hur Sanur Cmzz GFYUHETZZD l1uNdREcl and 'lv Nmi., of fl-IE Earl 'Auroilfs I-lzch Sohoo L., Towvt or -Auvlolag C.oun'l'q of Ex-12,2 'ba oP Conruetomgbelzng OP aouwo mmo.,1'mb NEMW7 2, and uhozvsfnncltue-,do onoan h and declhns-Hans-lo Be owl l.ns1- NJ.-ILL and TEs1'am8N'lT To the school better seats ln the Gym To Mr Moore a clean campus To Mr NISIIH a re11ab1e Yearbook Staff llke last year s 9 l '7 To Nhss Dlllon more poets llke Lucy Eddms To the faculty 550 for the flower fund To the janltors more lndlspensable men luke Charlle and Al dn nlty and ambltlon of the class of 49 To all theatres ushers 11ke Ed Halbe To the cheerleaders a large bottle of Absorblne Jr horse llmment To Mr Corser last year s Dewey buttons To the Student Councll Nell s coura e to basal out the student body wyxf '57 YTNYTD Q To the Male Chorus more males To the Jumor Boys dancmg lessons by Seeme Rothxer To Hrs Mor an more glrls like Sally Smlth To all females dancers llke Sam Hardln To the Nletropohtan Opera Audrey Ferne Joey and Torke Joan fraham and Dave Broughton To the countv clerk 32 from Fern and Dlclt To future 1 earbook staffs more typlsts llke 'Nancy Hauber and Allce Lowell To everybody ewervwhere the fun we we had . . 1 0 l o . 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' 3 ' . - History of the Glass u 1949 Four golden hlgh school years have been shared by the 49 ers of our class In our freshman year we entered the vast and unconquered realm of hlgh school We thought that we knew most everytlnng but lt dldn t take long to dlscover the mysterles that the high school teachers would unfold before our knowledge seeking eyes and ears Even though everyone consulered our class the best to ever enter EAHS we wxll concede that as freshmen we went through the tradltlonal green year Our first few days we rushed from one place to another knocklng down upper classmen wxthout even so much as a Why don t you look where you re gom When we reached our destlnatlon we found that we were ln the wrong room at the rlght time or the other way around But those days are over now and we are the Semor 49 ers of EAHS who have worked to ,ether for four years as a frxendly group W e have achleved many goals each one addmg to our preparatlon for adult lxfe Everyone of us has hls own conception of the most lmportant events he has taken part ln But we shall take our plCkS ln hand and dlg up the golden events whlch we all have shared and shall remember forever Our class IS well noted for the exceptlonal brlllxance 9 lts members hold Thls was shown ln our freshman year when we started out dlgglng for golden knowledge under the dlrectlon of Arnold Torke Presldent Marcla Young Vice Presldent Carolyn Ruby Secretary and J ack Rhoads Treasurer and Mary Lewis and Dave Dlmlck as the advlsory committee Mrs Peek and Mr H l McNe1l gave us their asslstance as very able advlsers Mrs Peek tau ht most of us ln English class that bubble gum was supposed to be kept ln the lnterlor cave of the mouth and not all about the exterlor so that we appeared to have mumps ln the wrong place Our first under takm was the sale of student actlvlty tlckets for which we won a prlze Next we threw our first bxg soclal event a hay party ln Patsy Donovan s Barn We all had fun square dancing eatlng and playlng games Later we sponsored our first Candy sale whlch was a blg success and gave us a spur to search on ln EAI-IS Our Sophomore year was very encouragmg We found that we knew a httle less than we thou ht we dld the year before But wlth a femmme Presldent .ludy Radder Vlce Presldent .lack Rhoads Secretary .lmny .lackson and Treasurer Vmcent Rlder we fared even better than ln our freshman year Experience maybe had made us wlse or so we thought As an example of our super lor abxllty we sponsored a closed Roller Skatmg Party and made just enough money to cover ex penses However our Baked Goods Sale was successful enough to return us to our happy state of mmd although some people ln town may stxll wonder what sort of mmds we had to post our slgn advertlsmg the sale upslde down' We had fun but Mr Dubols IS no doubt stlll removlng frostlng and cookey crumbs from varlous artlcles ln his store where the sale was held Our blg I ' 9 56 ' 57 . . . , . . . . 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D . - - . , . . m . . , U - . . . . . . - D ' 9 9 s , U , .. social get together of the year was the 49 ers Whirl given m April Many of us nearly went berserk makin posters and decorations Our second year went alon very smoothly and we all looked forward to the next one with our fin ers crossed W e be an our third year w ith more spirit than ev er before We realized that the last half of our careers at E -XHS had started Head miners were President Dave Offhaus Vice Presldent Mary Weppner Secretarv Audrev Becher and Treasurer Don Denz We chose Mrs Morgan and Mr Henrv as our advisors and Dick Danielson Ebe Hise Carolyn Ruby and .Iudy Radder composed our executive board We wanted to have a good time this year and so we mdul ed ln more ath letlcs and social activities than ever before W e were really out to dl up the gold that year Our first project was the annual Sadie Haw kms Dam e which we bravely held in the East Gym Much to our surprise lt was a terrific success financially and socially Next we had another Baked Goods Sale then a Candy Sale and then a Spaghetti Dinner We ll always remember all those dishes we had to wash but we also remember the fun we had plus the money we made In February we sponsored a Valentine Dance and every one was seen with his or her latest heartbreaker direction of Mlss Dillon we think the play was the best ever presented ln the EAHS auditorium Not only was lt a success as a play but lt was the first thing that made the class work and pull together Now we were what a class should be one very efficient unit The cast mcluded Susan Heinrich and David Brou hton as a sophisticated city couple trying out country life for a change Mary Bean was their hard to please maid Ann I' ranklm and Carolyn Ruby their two little sweet daughters and .Ioan McGrath their older daughter who held the hearts of most of the men in the play Anne Ingalls and Bob Cantwell were the old time farm couple who just wouldn t change their ways for anyone and Tom Puffer was their son who would change if persuaded Johnny Klehm was Uncle W alter who never could remember whether ll was one of his spittm days or one of his chewm days Gerritt Kenyon and Richard Schmidt rounded out the cast as the police force Yes We ll always remember the Junior play Next on the agenda was the Junior Senior Prom Ebe Hlse was elected co chalrman with Don Brown acting m behalf of the seniors Allce Beesmg and David George were our King and ueen and Mary Lou Weppner and David Forden Anne Ingalls and David Moore Carol Rosler and Manford Plckrell Bill Hill and Clara Kern were honored as attendants We zoomed through exams and romped through the Junior picnic with only a few broken bones We rejoiced for we all had happily survived and now we were seniors We entered the last lap in September we knew we would have to have good and willing mmers who would always have pick a ij shovel in hand To fill these top positions we chose Arnold Torke President Anne Ingalls V1cePres1dent MaryLou Weppner Secretary and Don Denz Treasurer EbeH1se Alice Beesmg Elizabeth Schnitzer Ruth Doster and Carolyn Ruby made up the executive board and we are very grateful to Mrs Morgan and Mr Henry for being such wonderful advisors . 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I '51 f 1 111511 -,iss 11 -' n . 1 I - 1 1 f I I 1 1 - X I 17 I I f 1' ' ' -' 1 ' 15, V 1 xq. 1 X X ' Q9 '25' .ai 'Ib . 1' -- ,,i:'1,.1Z: A XI - 1 ,gil ,, +- .C 'X , X xx 9. 1 16' X II lqlll Ya Know the traffic sltuatlon IS gettlng worse and worse Why just the other day I was on my way to see .loan M cGrath at Dartmouth she s Presldent now and before I d gone two blocks I was nearly knocked over by Janet Allen who was learnlng to drlve ln Phylts Kaufman s new Ford I had no sooner left my perch on the lampost before three of George Donnelly s dump trucks whooshed by and took all the skln off of my big rlght toe I xmmedlately dashed 1nto the oflice of Earl Besecker M D and had hlm hold my hand whlle Ltlltan Stadler put lodlne on my wound Science IS wonder ful or at least I thlnk so hnny Johnson doesn t though She s been trymg to make Tzme stand still for the last ten years and hasn t succeeded yet I prefer the Reader s Dzgest myself I was klnda late gettmg to the statlon so I hopped onto Pat Donovan s Derby Wlnner and I started crulslng down the rlver escorted by Rlchard Damelson s Schmoolclde Squad on the rlght and Nan W httmeyer s Buick on the left Far ahead I could see Manford Ptckrell who had to be contented wlth golng llke down Seventh Avenue lnstead of Main Street At thls very cruclal polnt my noble charger caught Slght of Jean Taylor s horse Tuffy and despite my encouragement refused to crulse one step farther' So I got off and left hlm there and for all I know they re all there yet I fin lshed the trlp on the front fender of Chub Meatyard s Fenderless car A mlte uncomfortable lt was I finally got to the statlon desplte a traffic jam caused by a street fight between Art Argauer s and Fran Wollner s cows and the first person I saw was Margaret Barbee standing on her head 1n Grand Central Statlonl After 111 formlng me that I looked funny upslde down she dlrected me to the restaurant where June Barrous was Slllglllg a torch song to the accompanlment of Don Redman s accordlon and ,Ioan Graham s plano By the way Ioan told me that Mary Ezss IS now on tour with The Ist Plano ulntet Don Donovan who had seen everything and was now working on seelng everybody Cwhat better place than Grand Central Statlon 9 9 9 sold me a tlcket and asked Mary Etta Closs who was stlll trylng to get all of the gum out of the gum machine to take me to my seat On the way we passed Anne F ranklm Carol Becker and Mary Anne F rzedhaber who had all tled their wrlsts to a north bound tram and thelr ankles to a south bound tram ln hopes that lf they llved through the forthcomlng straln they d be taller maybe ' ' I trlpped over ,lean Barnes foot SIZC 8 at least on the way to my seat and when I plCk6d myself up I saw a whole mess of old friends Ruth Doster Mable Doty Kathy Kyle Louella Schultz Pat Retman Thelma Roth and Barb Wolff who were all fillmg thelr secret deslres at last to travel' It s a small world cause when I looked out the wmdow I saw Joan Mow watermg the geramums ln her penthouse flower garden The tram finally chugged out of the station and I settled back and opened a magazine On the first page was an advertisement of Betsy Hartley s Sure Flre Reduclng Plan after she tried It herself lt took a man wlth a long . . . . . .1 . o- . , C ' ' D 9 . . . . , . , 'S . , , .., O . 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Q 9 9 . s Q Q g u o 0 U 9 stlck and a wad of chewlng gum to get her out of the crack ln the floor that she fell mto On the next page was a story about Shtrley Berg the only woman ever to do a back fllp frontwards At thls polnt somethmg SWlShCd loudly past the wmdow and the con ductor Vtnce Rtder enjoying llfe as usual told me lt was Netl Bean and Bob Meyers gomg to Mars w1th Sam Hardin, It seems they couldn t catch up wlth thelr suppressed deslre women on Earth Out of the other wlndow I saw Davld Almeter and Don Archer bulldlng an escalator up one of the Whlte Mts Gerald Almeter was scootmg around ln h1s Tucker more of a hmderance than a help In the back seat was Roland Archer st1ll trymg to make up hls mlnd and Dave O haus who was keeplng out of trouble just for the novelty of the thlng Just then Dot W tttenrtch went by w1th her twlns and sat down and turned her portable radlo on explalnlng that Audrey Becher was broadcastlng from Carnegle Hall that nlght She also told me that Joey Durham had recelved the 1970 Oscar for her excellent actlng and smgmg nn the screen story of .lane Powells llfe A couple hours later the tram pulled lnto Hanover N H and I was met by Altce BQGSUIQ- the only glrl ever to enroll at Dartmouth On the way to the college we passed Alcatraz II and saw Ronald Brass and Btll Headltne peerlng wlstfully out at the world It eems they had both been arrested for belng blgamlsts We also pa sed a group of Navy Rookles drllllllg and were surprlsed to see Bernadette F eller among them We had heard that she wanted to Joln the Navy but V Oh well car and told me that ,Ioan had gone to South Amerlca wlth Altce Lovell and Don 'Vltnton Don had to sklp the country cause he d just been caught com pletely dlsabllng a football team S0 we turned around and buzzed to the a1r port IDlCklI'lg up Dee Dee Getchell travellng North on the way I thlnk I saw a poster saylng Anne Reed for Presldent but then I couldn t be too sure because Dolores Keele the Presldent s secretary told me only yesterday that Tom Kennedy was expected to remaln ln office for hls fourth term When we reached the alrport I bought my tlcket to South Amerlca from Glorta Kalle who was helpmg Nancy Hauber wrlte a book on the S1dC As I boarded the plane I notlced Lorane Grotke and Clare Anne Kern roller skating madly down the run way ahead of a cub plane plloted by Eltnor Henshaw who expected to llve happlly ever after I wonder any Hoo Ethel Campbell and Rosle Shaub were the lovely hostesses At the moment they were havlng a llttle trouble wlth Mary Bean who was stlll trymg to get away wlth doing somethmg she shouldn t thls tlme lt was puttm sneezmg powder ln the pllot s ham sandwlch and Mary lerge who couldn t understand why she couldn t have her cake and eat lt too The plane Hnally took off nearly wreckmg Davtd Armstrong s and Betty Smtth s schmoo farm ln the process and also scarlng Sue Crook off her motor cycle on whlch she was patrollng Route 20 Helen N tcoloff the pllot later ex plamed that she always pulled that stunt for laughs Ha' Among the passengers on the plane were Leon Wtggtn who was on hls way to Arlzona to perfect a method of ralslng wormless apples Dan Whttttngton 5- ' ' , I 1 u , s u 0 D o I . . . , . ova I 9 . . .L 9 H 7 '9 . , . . L . 0. . . . , . ' 9 I . 9 ' '9 . . 0 h- . u , Y . . ' ' . s 9 ' S . . . , . ,lust as we reached the campus of the college, Walter Lutz, drove up in his U . . . ' ' 9 5 ' 0' . A . , . . U I . u , i. . C , Xp . . K - 0, cc - ,99 9 5 A , ' 9 ' 7 9 ,, , . - . . 7 9 9 T I , - 5 5 U U I I 5 , C . . .... - , I 0' U . 0 D , Q f 9 - 9 , . 0 1 9 9 . , . . . , . . . . , . , - U . . , . 1 . . . x . , who was o1ng to ball out over Loulsxana to fix Nelson Rhemsch s car and Monte Ess who was on h1s way to start a ranch ln Texas Wlth him was Jack Smtth who was to be his top cowboy and ,hm Vossler who had founded an oil concern on the ranch next door to Monte s And what do you tlllllko Btll Brad ley has finally passed one of Mr COFSCI s quizzes upon which he took off fol a two year vacation in MEXICO alld Mr Corser ret1red' lack F acklam was there too He d been trying to go nuts for tell years and finally gave up and decided to o on a X3C3tl0ll sane The plane stopped 1n Kentucky we were taking the long way for re fuehng Hlld I decided to take a walk dovs ll the road to stretch my legs and my imagination I passed the Home for Retired Gentlemen and other People and saw Rolland Brotz countlng his 350 million while Dave Broughton Don Denz Chauncey Eckam Bob Cantztell Ed Halbe Doug Hall Roger Gaskm Harold Imhoff a11d Elbert Hofouer watched longlngly I11 another corner of the yard Davzd Holman was combing hls W8lSl1l0llU halr whlle Eugene Holmes flexed his muscles for Bull Hull a11d Paul George David George was Slttlllg on the gras IJFHCIICIIID his Peter Lawford accent and Don Halverson was rest111g up after h3Vlll 11dden the school bus for three consecutive days A Greyhound bus drlven by August Wells safe iellable courteous 1 whizzed by Wltll John Klehm sleepmg 111 the front seat and Donna Ga ney COllllIll1 the mlles to New Jersey from the back seat ,lo Anne Harrts was gettlng ln and out of trouble as usual and while I was lea111n 011 a fence talking to her Wtl ord Gustatel and Hagen Goller passed Which remlnded me that ll was time to get back to the alrport I stopped at Vlary Weppner s ice cream parlor to have a coke and was greeted joyously by Richard Woodworth who was stlll campalgnlng for office of Mayor of Tlm bucktoo The Chlef of Police 110116 other than Ken Wtschman was reclining on the counter a11d Nancy Thomas was lerkln sodas wlth Charlotte Thrun pilmg 011 the whipped cream Beslde the highway was a large billboard picture of Carolyn Roster the Miss Amerlca of 1959 and beneath It Gladys Foss was s1tt1ng stlll trylng to figure out how to eat wlthout getting fat flf you find out let me know huh9j I got back to the alrport just 111 time and leaped aboard the plane with a helpmg hand from Shtrley Darltng who was 011 her way to l1ve ln Texas and Ferne Drosendahl who was gO1ll to New 'Vlexlco to take over her sister s bus111ess ,lust as I was Slttlllg down I felt a famlhar whack on the back a11d just as I had surmlsed Arnte Torkes beamlng face confronted me on turnlng around He was on his way to Arlzona to have a secret round day voo how 1n the heck do you spell that thin 9 with Elizabeth Taylon Tom Tomltnson hls successful farm manager was WZ:ltClllIle his ra11ch ln the meantlme Arme went on to tell me that Jordon and Ntls Welsner were operating a very successful dalrv farm just down the road from Arnle s place It seems that Sally Ullmer had stopped on her way to Pans a11d taught the WCISIICF cows how to slug and when Sally Smtth s hammer wasn t poundln the wrong nail the cow s moo slc sounded qu1te nlce As the plane sped through huge heaps of clouds I notlced a strange slght and as we drew nearer I saw that lt was Fern C udmore teachlng a chorus 0 . . . . . , a D 9 , . 9 9 ' 9 9 . . 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I I , 9 O O Us g 9 9 66 ' 99 ' ' , , , ul 9 9 ' 7 ll of angels to sing Ave Mana whlle Ruth Hmman Helen Holmes and Mar yorte Hurlburt lay on the next cloud eatin Barb Burnett s ple and watching Charlotte Chouantec dance with Ken O haus Gene Kelly s recent successor Darkness fell or something and for awhile we watched Bob Knlght s tfalllefl orangamooses whlch had been tra111ed by Ed Rttchze who used them IH h1s fights ln basketball games 011 television That was followed by a demon StI'3tl0ll on How to Give a Brush Cut with Ebe Hlse demonstratlng on Anne Ingalls For dinner Grace Weznhelmer the planes dietitian served us steak from Wayne Schneckenberger s ranch cheese and butter from Rlchard Weber s dairy and vegetables from Laura Eames truck farm It was a del1c1ous dinner expertly cooked by ,lean Schmidt Engine trouble forced the plane dow11 111 Los An eles the next mormn Given a few hours to k1ll the first thing I dui after gettlng my land legs backj was buy a copy of the Los Angeles H1gh L1ghts edlted by Carolyn Ruby 011 the Clllt0I'1Z-ll page was a rather odd article by Gerrltt Kenyon encouraging the eradlficatlon of curfews The ldea must have orlglnated ln his home town I stepped lllI0 a um hotel for a glass of milk and saw Gert Schasel watching Berntce Keem and Beterly Logel dancmg on televlslon Betty Schnltzer and Jack Rhoads were 1n the lobby pulling each other s halr w1th Ruthle Sklarskt shoutln encouragement finally made famous by Bob Swart a11d had 3 blle 111 fact several bltes to eat Helene Kutter was the lovely 1ecept1on1st and Pat Parker Jackze Reed and Rosemarte Marschall were doing wonderful Jobs as waitresses The Derby was crowded and I was WOl1dCI'll'lg where to slt when a well known VOICC asked me to Slt at her table I turned around and and guess who? 'P 9 Gloria Scha el who w as 0Cf'Ullylllg a table top at the Derby while Rlchard Schmidt Ronald Perlson Art Schuartz a11d Earl Kruse completed construction on her brick 1 loo ln the Los All eles suburbs Aga1n I say small world' V I Later when I reached the sunny sldewalk I was greeted by Mary Mason who was at present teachlng a course 111 How to Retlre Upon Graduatlon at UCLA She offered to take me on a tour of the Warner Brothers Studio whlch was near by As we walked up the long dr1veway I not1ced a slight commot1on over to the left and Mary and I walked ovex Imagme my surprise at learning that my old pal a11d classmate Lucy Eddlns was t1 a1n1n and rldlng all the horses to be used 1n Warner s Technxcolor pI'OdllCtl0ll of the Story of the Amerlcan Show Horse All too soon lt was tlme to leave the maglc Clty of Los Angeles and board the waning plane dest111at1on South Amer1ca As I settled back 1n my seat and watched the bl111k1ng lights of the city become pin points 1n the d1Sl8HCC the thought struck me that perhaps now IS the tlme for me to become profound and utter words of lllldylflg wlsdom and utter sentlmentahty but Im too do one tired' So long k1ds It s been Real let s never forget 49 FINIS THANK Con V V Y . G, ,, . . 9 9 9 ' . . . U , . . f 2: V . . , fi , - . V . , . , 9 9 T s 01 C u n - Q 9 u Q lr o AV D 0 a - - . H . ,, V. . . ' 9 . . . V . . .V V 9 ' 9 I ' 9 9 9 ' I . . U . U I I 0 l U l D. c Q 5 V V . .U . , , . . - Q - u . n Q 9 . . n a I l 4 I I I , I I 9 . . V . . g OV V Feeling a mite hungry, I went up to the Brown Derby, which had been 9 T 9 '-' ' I 9 7 - V V AV . . . V . 9 Q 7 . g , g . V , . . . 9 I 9 9 ' , ' GG ' ' 99 9 9 - , 9 , ' 9 V VV U. . . ' . O O U O I U ' ' 9 ' - as 9 97 V . . . . V A I I 0 . 9 gg - U l , 9 9 , . A 1 I 0 I RONTIERSMEN ' l0XlXlIl rn- HFADS rs! ron nu ull oru 'N r 'Nl Ill nlu r Rnll ml Dunul on ulntor Ill Qlmf ,lom 'NlmCra 1 art Ptllltbl' Suomi rou 5lllN Sllll 1 vlr bort :rx e mnar ru 1 ulltor flllflt 'llcatxartl now port -Xnclrex llulnr I -oulte mlllor Ron alll Bra plnoto rlpln Cerrlll lumon Pllllllfldl Ro rert fdntvsell protluetlon Aururan taff QTAFF AT WORK Fzrst rou ,Io Anne Harrie Betsy Hdrtlew Joan Gralrnn Barbara Burnett .lavquelme Reed Carol Becker Lxlllan Stadler Loraine Grotlce Serond rou I eon W IUUIH August W ell W .ix ne Schnevlcenlrerger Richard Woodworth, Donald Denz Samuel Hardlnz Donna Gaffney Edltunal Staff Art Staff F zrst rou, Mary Ann Frledhaber Carolyn Ruby Fern Cudmore Mary Ellen Elss Second row Roland Brotz Le t to nght Anne Reed Joan McGrath Lorame John Facklam Joan Graham Wllllam Headllne Grotke Carolyn Rosler Carol Ann Becker Lllllan Stadler Production F zrst row Joan Mow Robert Cantwell Mary Weppner Second row Francis Wollner Ellzabeth Parker Betty Schmtzer Nancy Wlntmyer Anne Ingalls Vlrgl ua Jackson Barbara Burnett Q 1 slfyf ilis ' R - lf. R 6. 3 Flys 3 I . R 9 mf' ' -agz.'g . A 1 Q V, if I 1 'W' xx . 4, , s-' , f 5 X S- , 1, , yy , ' ' X, 1' I f ' I I ': s 9 9 - : 1 f f 1 a 9 9 7 7 7 ' D I , 5 - 5 9 1 s a 1 3 9 ' Flrsl row John Facklam Carolyn Ruby ,loan Mow Robert Cantwell Second row Davld Offhaus Vlr goma Jackson Nancy Hauber Frances Wollner Ehzabeth Smlth Sally Lou Ulmer ,loan McGrath Rlchard Damelson Mr Russell Corser Luella Schultz Marv Lou Weppner Marv Ellen Elss Anne Ingalls Gertrude Schasel Ruth Doster Marjorie Hurlbert AugustWell atoonal Honor Sooooty An actne and successful year was accompllshed bv the Natlonal Honor SOCICIY an honorary SOClCty admlttmg members bv vlrtue of thexr scholarshlp leadership servlce and character The soclety was piloted by Presldent .lohn Facklam Vlce Presxdent Bob Cantwell Correspondm Secretary .loan Mow Recordme Secretary Carolyn Ruby and adused bv Wir Corser Already members have served as chalrmen of career groups for Career Day Also they participated IH the Santa Claus Day parade by havlng a float depleting the three wise men and the Ylr ln Wlary Durmf' the Chrlstmas Vacatlon a tea was held for the alumni of the lN1:ltlOll3l Honor Soclety a tlme ln whlch to renew old frlendshlps JUNIOR NATIONAL Hoxon bocxETY Bottom row Marjorie Hurlbert Lorraine Crotke Marv Ellen Elss Ruth Doster P n Ardlth Halliday Carolyn Ruby Barbara Fontaine Second rou. Hagen Goller Roger Neeb Rlchard Damel on Mr Russell Cor ser John Facklam August W ell Top rou Marcla Young Susan Hemrlch Anne Reed Marv Lou Weppner Anne Ingalls ,Ioan McGrath Ynrgnma ,lack on 'Not shaun , Geor e Schwexkhard Y : s s Q . , 'I , ' ' Y - . 7 9 7 7 7 . . V V i 1 - Q - I . i . . . , 1 1 . 3. I I o 9 Y , Y 9 9 9 ' Y 9 s M , A 1 0' ' 1 . . - , so ,, . . . . . . , . . . ,. U. k . . rr A ' e . . , . . Y. . v ' ' ' l . I ., ' ' ' - .. -1 1 - ' , .A - A Q1 1 , 1 . Q 1 V ' ' -' 4. - .. ' ' s . . - 2 , . . 7 s ': I . K. . 4 - W, - V - , ' ' ' . . 4 X l L 4 '. ' ' E , , . . . . , , , f , . - -1 Z, L4 , V 4 g . . ' 'J'-' .air Fzrst Rou, Mary Bean Paul Geor e Mary Ann Almeter Nell Bean Davld Oifhaus Patrlcxa Beesmg John Jewett Second Row Mxss Stanbro Carolyn Ruby Dorrls Closs Robert Cantwell Carol Neeb Bruce Inglls Mary ,lerge Charles Meatyard Vlrglnla Jackson Anne Ingalls Mr Rxchert Student Uouncil Sonata The Senate IQ the upper house and the mam govermng body of the Student Councll of the East Aurora High School It IS comprlsed of the Vice Presldents of the upper six classes and elected representatlves from all school organlzatlons havlng a faculty advlsor Several lmportant and needed bills were ratlfied thls past year mcludmg the Senate meet mg day being changed from the first and thlrd Tuesday to slxth perlod, the first and thlrd Wednes day of each month and a blll passed provldmg penaltles for persons leavlng lockers open Also, a bnll was passed WhlCh was planned to dlmlmsh the tlme spent durlng class elections The Presxdent and Vlce President partlclpated ln a panel dlscusslon of Student Government at a P T A meetmg along wlth those officers of next year Several members of the Senate repre sented East Aurora at Medma ln a dlstrlct meetlng of varlous student governments 7' 9 ge 1 9 1 s . f , 5 9 1 9 9 -' 1 'Q 1 9 ' ' . . . . . a - . . . - . . . . . . . . .. . . , . . . ... . . . . . . .. . . . . ... . ' .. .. . . a F zrst Row Left to Rzght Gerald Drosablll., Nancy Depke, David lacloberts Gall Woli, Duane Hemman. Second row Helen Tackbary Elsa Kellberg Robert Cantwell Edward Halbe David Oifhaus Ellzabeth Hlse Carolyn Rosxer Carl Kopp Susan Ketchum Thzrd row Sue Schmdler Mary Lou Ehlers Beverly Hocluns Barbara Parkmson Dalsy Welnheuner Arlene Kuhn Jack Dodge Nelson Brown Jack McCarthy Joyce Thompson Mane Thompson Arlene Bager Carol Neeb Joan Wltmeyer Barbara D1Gang1 The Student Council Assembly Our Student Government IS now ln ltS third year of exlstence All of these years of work have been very beneficial to both students and faculty and we hope that this shall be true m future years The mam 1ob of the senate IS to form and regulate the calendar of class actlvltles Thus per talns mamly to dances skatmg partles and baked goods sales The senate hopes to wrlte up a new constltutlon whlch would be more preclse about what the Student Government can do Also thls year presldent Nell Bean was glven the rlght to appomt three senate members to an assembly commlttee wlth faculty members to draw up the assembly program for next year The assembly l.l'l1S year was glven control over the work of the Red Cross such as collectmg money glfts and helpmg wlth all Red Cross work Under the leadership of Davld Offhaus the assembly has acted more llke a democratic orgamzatlon than any other group ln school 1 3 v ' 7 9 9 1 7 5 7 9 ' ' 9 9 9 9 1 7 5 7 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' . 9 , . . 9 . , . . Allce Lovell Larolyn Ruby Mary Weppner Lynn Holbrook Mrs Hamllton Gerrltt Kenyon VlrglDl8 Jackson :gh School lghllghts-Edlturxal Staff Although this IS the second year the Hlgh School Hlghhghts has been prmted on school presses the staff has not yet stopped pxoneermg and experl mentmg Thls year the paper has been prlnted every two weeks lnstead of once a month and all the work has been done ln the Hlgh School All this could not have been achleved wlthout the hard worklng edltorlal staff under edltor ln chlef Carolyn Ruby the patlent typmg staff headed by Allce Lovell and cer talnly not wlthout the understandmg advlce of advlser Mrs Ruth Hamllton LOIS Jensen Sue Morgan Janet Langworthy Eleanor Mack Jay Wrathal Tom Schwartz Ransom Blakely ward Mallory Beverly Logel Janet Allen June Barrows Jackie Reed Barbara Wolf Ruth Goodfellow Shxrley Keller Jean Metz Betty Hayden Dorls Potter Ann Smallback Eve Nell Cotton Mary Ebert Gerry Hoffman Mary Lou Conrad Beatnce Bauder Dolores Offhaus Barbara Burnett Lucy Eddms Lorane Grotke Joan Mow ,loan Graham Anne Franklm ,lean Taylor Bettw Schmtzer Alice Beesmg Phoebe Hames Anne Reed Marv ,lerge Anne Ingalls Sue Gnfliths Davld Nelson Anne .losselyn Leonard Bagarrono ll1ghSchuul Hxghlxghts-Busmess Staff Under the new system of prmtlnc, and dl lflbllllllb the business staff of the Hlgh School Hlghllghts has also had a eomplu ated job All the folding and counung was supervlsed by husmess mana er EllZ3llt'Ill Hlse who also had the Job of keepmg the books stralght and kefplll the H1 hll hts out of the red A group of glrls under the dlI'CCtl0ll of 'Wir Getman and 'llr Harblson has learned to run the multlgraph maehlne and et the papers ready for the busl Helen lN1eoloff Elizabeth Llebold Arlene Yost Carolyn Rower 'llalnlc Dotw Clara Kern Gertrude Schazel Audrey Erdman X era I ook Jean Munn Jane Offhaus Shlrlew Darlln Nlary Etta Gloss Elizabeth Hlse .lean Taxlor Elizabeth Smith Janet Muller Bettv MCKIDSITCW Sue Grlfliths Edna Becker Anne Jos elwn ,lanet Langworthy Gloria Shultz Anne Ingalls Beth Schmtzer 1 Q , '- ' , v V Q .l s Q g Q , Q Q 4 Q l n ' A . u n n u . . U .1 . . U V. l V s , . . g Q V . s . . . . . . H ,, U if ll' S . P ' D D l I U' , .' . ' . I, , ness staff. ' f - ' Q , . ' . . ., . 9' 1 , 1, . gu . Q , ',' - s 1 . L . 9 9 . -S . , 9 Samor Ghulr The Senior Chorus under the capable dlrectlon of Mr Elwood Eaton has enloyed a suc cessful year Both the Chrlstmas concert and bprlng concert were well done and showed hard work both on the part of the one hundred members of the chorus and Mr Eaton The chorus also took part ln the New York State Music Festival These or anlzatlons have taken an active Jart ln numerous mro rams Award and mms were U l given to the members who had been ln the chorus the longest len th of time : n Various divisions of the chorus include Boys' Chorus, Girls' Clee Club, and Chapel Choir. U . . A I . V . K g 1 Y S . A. v First row: Joey Durham. Marie Basil, Gerry Hoffman, Rosalnond Long, Barbara DiGangi. Joyce Thompson, Barbara Teson, Evenell Cotton. Jean Trank, Ann Jacoby, Ann Schwartz. Joan Morea. Anne Franklin. Second row: Virginia Burdick, Lois Jensen, Ruth Walworth. Sue Griffiths. Helen Tackbary. Phoebe Haines, Mary Ebert Marie Mann Ruth Doster Rae Yaw Jean Hazel Third row Carol Edmunds Nancy Reading Audrey Becher Joan Graham Betsy Hartlev Sue Franklin Mary Ann Tolman Bernice Keem Ethel Campbell Nancy Yam Shirley Darling Fourth row Mary Elss Faye Gaffney Joan Budgen Beverly Hockens Alice Macromber Marlon Lohr Lorane Grotke Gloria Shaffer Virginia Cramer Doroth BIGIIIIQZPSKI Jean Metz Fifth row Anne Ingalls Marv Jerge Mary Lou Meyer Dorothy LaPorte Carolyn Neiman Doris Closs Connie Tolman Sue Ketchem Anne Davis Arlene Newell Sixth row Fern Cudmore Mary Bean Sally Lou Ulmer Patricia Allem Anna Mav Smallback Shu-lev Keller Janet Broadbeck Harriet Donaldson Betty Halbe High School Uhapel Shun This past year the East Aurora High School Chapel Cholr has partlclpated ln the Thanks glVlllD program the Christmas Concert Good Prxday pro ram and the Easter program Compared to past years this year s number of thirty five members is quite small But It has llyed up to its standard as bemg one of the top muslcal organizations in our school umler thc capable dlrectlon of Mr Eaton The members of this semor class wlsh the best of luck to M1 Eaton and the students which mll follow to keep the Chapel Choir going and mamtamm this oal 49 ers First row William Graham Richard Howell Fred Haines Walter Nicoloff Donald Hausauer William Cornell Urban Herlan James White John McNulty Second row Robert Johnson, Wllllam Zee David Armstrong Allan Tyler Jack Rhoads Arnold Torke Roland Brotz Charles Meatyard Thomas Kennedy Third row David Broughton Raymond Smuth Donald Dmsbier Samuel Harding Gerrxtt Kenyon John Buno Frledl Slever William Blake Chauncey Eckam Donald Halverson Fourth row William Bradley Leon Wxggln Douglas Hall R1chard Danielson Eugene Holmes Manford Plckrell David Nelson Thomas Moore Robert Knight William Headline 1 1 1 1 f' I 'I 4 u ' ' -' ' 1 1 1 ' ' vg , , , 1' - Q 1 1 1 1 s ' ' I 1 . 1 Y ' .V ' ' ' ' ' q 1 1 ' I , 3 1 A ' , ' 1 1 1 W ' I I . . . , . U sr U 1 1 5 1 - i . q . . . . t f t . . Y . . . . . . f 1 V . . . . . U .N U , U D ' s ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 9 1 ,V 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 , 9 1 8 9 - ' v 1 1 1 1 1 1 g , . Mary Ann Almeter ,Ioan Webster Theresa Johnson Donna Gaiuey Ftrst row Ronald Penson Harold Newer Francis Gaffner Donald McCormick Gerald Marschall Charles Bonnie Murray Betsy Hartley Sue Francis Joan Webster Rosemarie Schaub Thzrd rou Mr Nlsita Theresa Johnson Faye Calfney Donna Gaffney Janet Brodbeck Shlrlev Berg Fern Cudmore absent? Art Gluh The Art Club was formed a year ago 1n order to better serve the school by affect the school as a whole If they did not adhere to this rule they would not be able to serve as well because they would have too much to do A list of projects completed as this book goes to press are Student Activity Fund Posters fhrlstmas Cards Tuberculosis X Ray Posters Librarv Door Decoration Cross Country Score Sheets Float for Xmas Parade Football Game Posters Float for Christmas Parade Flower Box Signs for Trackmeet School Rings Christmas Program Football Morale Christmas Greetm Card for Thanksgiving Program Hamburg Career Day Christmas Play Thls year the Art Club members have picked out an emblem or trademark in on der to ldentlfy them with the rest of the school Everyone la ellglble to Join the Art Club at the begmnmg of the year providing they like art and are wllllng to work and achleve The members of the Art Club this year have had a lot of fun and have done much to serve the school and the communlty Volk Second row: Carolyri Rosier, Mary Ann Almeter, Carol Becker, Ethel Hynek, Augustine Penkowskl ' 1 9 7 9 ' V co-ordinated action. The Art Club does work only for those occasions which j . It , . g .l Slswxon BAND Fmrst rou Let to rzght Tom Schwartz Rlchard Readlng Wllllam Headlme Carlton Becker Joan Morea Wlllxam Mack Second row Robert Buell Byron Barr Charles Meatyard Cerrltt Kenyon Raymond Dean John Youngers Third row David Torke Russell Baker Darrell Scattergood Wllllam Bradley Robert Lucus Terry Peck Duane Helneman James Almeter Fourth row Joan McGrath David Brough ton George Flscher Gloria Schultz Ethel Crlffin Vlfglllla Bruce Mane Thompson John Standeven Arlene Newell Mr Rlchard Griffith The Band The splrxt of the band thls wear has more than made up for IIS lack of slze As lll past years the famlllar red and blue unlforms of our hard worlun muslcal organlzatlon could be seen at all home football games as IIS members stood behmd the team w1th both muslc and cheers The band was also represented at some of the basketball ames Under the able baton of Mr Crlflith the tradmonal sprint, concert was mcluded as one of the band s major actlvltles A new or anlzatlon was started thls year whxch was to hase been the orchestra, but due to the lack of sumclent interest lt was forced to dlsband bnwlon URCHESTRA Fzrst rou Le t to right Alfred Haines Mlchelme Debskl Charles Meatvard Allen Booth Byron Bair Raymond Dean John Youngers Joan Morea Second mu W llllam Perlson Sally Shaddock Linda Schutz Wllllam Headline William Bradley Gerrltt Kenyon Mary Ellen E155 Thtrd ron John Standeven George Flscher Daud Broughton John McNaultv Mr Grlffith r . 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Plrst rou Paul Luss John WanBueren Harold ,Iuhre Set ond ron Sue Grllbtll Robert Lantwell Robert Schwart A1109 McLomber Walter Moll Y ll'glHl'I Jackson W awne Bower Dasul 'Nc-l on Third rou Mr Asbury Claude Wrathel Daud Wllller John Standexen D'ISltl Brou hton Rxchlrd Dmlelson Henry He-tterbrm Mary Weppner Xu u t Well Mr Week NIL' Sthneckenlrur er mance Glub Under the able assistance of Mrs W eeks and Mr Asbury the Beaker Breakers the EAH5 SCICHCC Club entered lnto its second year of actnltw last fall as many ea er -1 ICIIIISIS looked forward to adxanclnff falther lllI0 the world of SFICIICC The first undertakmf' of the club was the electlon of oflicers After much careful dellbera tlon, W alter Moll was avam elected presldent, Juunw Jackson uce presldent Allce Wlacomber, secretary , Wayne Bower, treasurer Bob Sw art, llbrarlan and Dase Nelson, reporter W nth the e members as leaders the club was ready to bCUlll a busy wear whlch conslsted ln part, of a trlp to the atomlc energy dlsplay at The Buffalo Museum of SCICHCC, a sklt for the National Educatlon W eek Assembly, a talk by 'Nlr W llllam W lld, work on QCICIIIIHC crlme detection lmtlatlon of new members and work was begun on the club members lIldlWldl13l prolects The Scxence Club has fimshed Its second year wlth a fine record llWll'lg up to nts purpose of furtherlng a greater lnterest ln sr-xence m E A H S .. . . 7 I W - v - -Q , . . 5. ' ' , ' - A Y , . . ' 5 . ' ' ' . ' ' . s . ' -: . A M .- Q . . . . g . 1 1 I . ' ' 7 v , ' gg. . . 1 g s S. . ' 's. . s. ' g , I ' . 2 , , r , , , . . ' . . r ., , .,, . . . 5 . Y. v i S Y UV ii S 1 .1 . 5' , U . U .. . y . . . . ' . r U h 1 . e , . , V. V . v ' ' . Y 7' Q , L , . ,. ' . 5 . V . . . . V . . v f. . V. . . . . . . . . Y . . - , , , . . Ftrs! row Mary Jerge Anne Franklm Helen Tackbary Vlfglnla Jackson Presldent Ruth Doster Mary Weppner Harriet Donaldson Elizabeth Halbe Second rou Tom Bosworth Byron Balr Jim Bll ton John Standeven Earl Kruse Marvln Mason Ronald PCFISOH Ronald Bexdler Walter Lutz Mr Blrd facultv advlsor Servlce Gluh The SCFVICC Club as all other establlshed school organlza tlons also has a job to carrv out Its purpose IS to do projects whlch wlll benefit the school Thls year the organlzatlon IS carrymv out IIS worthwhile actlvltles under the leadershlp of W lfglnla Jackson Presldent Helen Tackbarv, VICC Presldent Ruth Doster Secre tary Treasurer and Nlr Blrd the faculty advlsor Durlnv its second year the members of the Serw ICC Club have asslsted at athletic events ushermff and patrolhn halls Some of the members have had the oportumty to substltute for teachers and help wlth office work The SCFVICC Club has also had an lm portant part IH maklnv Career Day a success and carrym out the order of locked locker Throughout the year and also the comm vear the SCFVICC Club wlll undertake many worthwhlle HCIIVIIICQ C0llII'llJlltlllU to the betterment of the East Aurora H1 h School Fzrst rou Mane Mann Arleen Yost Bernadette Feller Carolyn Rubv Joan McGrath Lorame Grotke PHIFICIH Allem Jackie Reed Second rou Leonard Baggerozzo Kenneth Offhaus Vmcent Rider Harold Eames Gerard Keleher Lyle Offhaus Henrv Hetterbrlng Walter Moll Robert Myers Tom Tomlinson Back row Byron Balr Mass Harriet Hyde Faculty advlser John Klehm Front row Barbara Burnett Allce Lovell Fr1edlS1ever Mary Jerge Presluent Conme Crawford Shlrley Wllll3mS Carolyn Ruby Junior Red Gross The Junlor Red Cross under the leadershlp of Presldent Crawford and Treasurer John Klehm had a very successful year They undertook many projects among them were glft boxes for overseas children Chrlstmas baskets for the needy famllles m and near East Aurora and the sale of tlckets for the Varlety show The advlsory board conslsted of Byron Baer and Shlrley Wll hams Our advisor was MISS Hyde 9 Mary Jergeg Vice President, Eve-Nell Cottong Secretary, Connie , , , . 9 Seated Leah Warner, Gretchen Rummey, Dolores Keele, Mary Eiss, Mary Jerge, Nancy Probst Standing' Dottie Wittenrich, Miss Metz, Evelyn Moore, Beverly Logel, Bernice Keem, Ann Josselyn Dorothy LaPorte, Pat Parker, Jean Barnes. Not shown: Joan McGrath, Jackie Reed. I . , , . . . . 9 ' o . . . . U . . , . . u . . , . . U The Lxhrary Staff The llbrary through the years has played a vltal part IH our educatlon The llbrary staff IS under the capable dlrectlon of MISS Gertrude Metz wlth able assistance by glrls who volunteer thelr free periods to help Those who work ln the llbrary can really appreclate the wealth of materlal and the many SCYVICCS avallable ln our llbrary MISS Metz spends much of her tlme ln gum mdlvldual help as well as lnstructlng classes on how to use the llbrary s faclll tles The tramme that the gurls receive glVCS them very valuable experlence Learmng how to use the llbrary correctly IS lmportant for colleoe research or everyday llvlng In helping Mlss Metz the llbrary asslstants are helpmg every member and department of the school to develop ahllxtles and study hablts whlch lead to better llvlng A modern llbrary IS essentlal to the progress of a school We should all be proud of our well equlpped llbrary and IIS staff F zrst row Gloria Schultz Pat Allexn Barbara Burnett Dons Lloss Ann Jacoby Second row Carolyn Nleman Joan Krohn Glorxa Henneberger Shirley Murath Emma Moessmger Leah Warner Betty Hayden Ann Smallback Shirley Keller Future Homemakers of Amarlca The Future Homemakers of Amerlca IS an organlzatlon of local, state natlonal and world wxde scope The East Aurora Chapter was orgaulzed ln 1944 Belng very enthuslastlc about their work the 45 members have widened thelr mterests ln the field of home economlcs Outstandmg HCUVIIICS planned for thls year were a square dance with the F F A Christ mas carolmg the preparatlon of a Chrlstmas basket, the annual dmner Mother s Day tea, and the graduates party Officers of thls year were Presldent, Barbara Burnett VICC Presldent, Clorla Schultz Secretary, Patrlcla Allem and Treasurer, Ann Jacoby The Homemakers under the SllPCl'V1Bl0ll of Mrs Leland Austln and MISS Jean Watt, have recelved much satlsfactlon from thelr work Fzrst rou, Sue Crook Audrey Gloss Jean Trarnk Ruth Klemschmldt Mary Ann Almeter Gretchen Rummy Marjorxe Merlau Allce Anderson Gerry Hoffman Second row Loretta Foss Sally Blmston Beverlv Lozel John I unner Kenneth l lflfll Pauli eor e Bob W a ner ITiNltl Xhntter uture Farmers of Amenca The Future Farmers of Amerua ns a national or dlllldlltill of bw and for boys studymg socatlonal a ruulture The East Aurora Chapter ma or auued Ill 1930 and has rown untll lt ha one of the larceat memhershlpe lll tht tat: The mam HIUNIKV of the chapter 1 that of superused projemt The:-e projects usually con Slat of hvestocl. and crops The majority of our member enjoy and profit by the exhlbltlnv of th se projects at the Ntate and county falr- The offit er of the chapter for the wear were Pre ldeut Paul I eor e NICE President Dave Almeter Secretary Kenneth blrlch Treasurer John Cunnu Reporter Bob Wa ner Chapter of the Future Farmere of Amerxca are beln helped to deselope leaderihlp and to asaume I'CSp0llillJllltlCb ln then' future tareers First rou Larry Lathrop Wllllanl Rueman Dale Yau Robert Nllller ,lo mph NICPOII Che ter Harrmgton Second rou. Rlchard Webber Wllham Zee John Gunner Paul f for f kenneth Llrleh Ha en Coller Dand Francie Harold Fx her Richard Ha elherger Third rou Frank Nolan Edward Benz lNorman W olff Dannel Tn pa LII worth Haller Robert Simmons Edward Addams Paul Sharpe Mr Myer Fourth rou Alfred Wheeler Donald Larson Edward Plovsrl ht wlllldlll Bhn ton Clayton Errmgton Ralph Schwelkert Herbert Moessmger lNorman Try kow lu Ruh ard Klttle on Robert Wlagner 1 . Lg. x, u - A- ' . ' . , . ' . U. '. . ' Y . ' ' f' ' 7 M5 s -f : 5 ' . ' I s' -. Q: ' : ' 5. ' ' ' s ' ' ' . - U e' ' : g ' ' ' ' ' : s' , I g : ' , : J , Y ' : .i , 1 ' 'Az , g . lander the supervision of our agricultural teacher, Mr. Frederick Myer, the East Aurora t . . U Y k . u v u n a v 2- 1' ' . .'l'g1'.' 7'.'g1. v. .S ! . ig K r Q xg! .1 f Tom Tomlinson Shorty Brotz Ronald Brass Don Minton Arthur Argauer Walter Lutz Marvin Mason Wm Bradley A am thls year a group of boys predomlnantly senlors met the last period W ilford Gu tlval ln the day to prepare for the state of bachelorhood Under the direction of Miss Wfatt the group learned many thin s that would come lll handy while llYll'l alone For example makin an apron 100lilIl and baklu Dumcr were pre pared whuh included a banquet for the cross country team, a thanks lVlI1g dinner for the Bachelors and a luncheon for sl-ltmc principals Kenneth Uffhaus Wayne bchneckenberger Robert Knight Charles Meatyard Richard Danielson Nyle Weisner Donald Archer. Richard Weber Jorden W'eisner. up ww, if A 'iii' G? I-IDE DOW N M Heaven 1 Alice Bee- ln Anil Dnul fc-nr 4 7 W llllillll Hdlfrrel mul Wlnrx Xnn Tulman 'K Ixnn Holbrook and -Xrnolcl Torke 4 Dick Trfft and Xnn Reed H Xnnf- ln all nml llnnl Nloore 6 farol Becker and Honk llofmdnn Nlr and Wir lla-nrw 8 -Uwe and Une ,I un ml Ylnlu 9 'lnn Franklin and Bob Bower I0 rx Wmppnvr .mel Due P nlc-n ll I e YQ n +4 - The Junior Play JANUARY THAw Stage Play by Wllllam Roos adapted from the novel by Bellamy Partrldge Dnrected by Dorothy Dxllon Frelda Herbert Cage Sarah Ga Paula Cage Marge Gage Barbara Cage George Hunted Jonathan Rockwood Mathllda Rockwood Mr Loomls Lncle Walter Matt Rockwood Carson Policeman CAST Mary Bean Davld Broughton Anne Franklm Carolyn Ruby Susan HEIHIICII .loan McGrath VV1ll1am Halford Robert Cantwell Anne Ingalls John Rhodes John Klehm Tom Puffer Gerrlt Kenvon Rlchard Schmldt ..w.... l . Jumur Pla Paecsnmr. Pace. y Pzcture No 1 Anne Franklm Bob Cantwell and Anne Ingalls Picture ho 2 Carolwn Ruby and ,Ioan McGrath Pzclure lVo 3 Dave Broughton Marv Bean and Sue Hemrlch Pu-lure ho 4 Dave Broughton and Mary Bean Picture 'No 5 Jack Rhoades and Bob Cantwell Pzclure 'No 6 Dave Broughton and Sue Heinrich P1ctureNo 7 MISS Dillon Richard Schmidt Gerrltt Kenyon Jack Rhoads Mary Bean ,Ioan McGrath Blll Halford 'Sue Helnrlch Davld Broughton Anne Ingalls Robert Cantwell Anne Franklln Carolyn Rubv Bull Halford John Klehm Pzcture No 8 John Klehm Pulure Vo 1 Samuel Hardmg Charles Meatyard Mr Asbury Wllllam Bradley Elizabeth Hlse Donald Denz Pzcture No 2 Anne Ingalls Thomas Puffer Pzcture 'Vo 3 Thomas Puffer Wnllnam Halford ,Ioan McGrath Pzcture 'No 4 Anne Ingalls Thomas Putfer Prcture No 5 Fzrst rou Mary Bean Ioan 'VIcGrath Wlllxam Halford Thomas Puller Anne Ingalls Anne Franklin Qusan Helnrlch Second rou Cerrltt Ixemon Rlchard Schmidt John Klehm ,Iohn Rhoads Davld Broughton Robert Cantwell Plc lure 'Wo 6 Manford Plckrell Robert Knight Richard Schmldt Charles Meatvard Daniel Whlttlngton 'Vlr Asbury Elizabeth Hlse Jack Glaser Roger Gaskln Richard Woodworth Samuel Harding Wxlllam Headline Tl'-69 pt-h0Tob Plcture one Audrey Becher Betty Smith Betty Schmtzer Pzclure two Mr Lorser and colleagues Ptcture three The gang fold clothe- daw Paeture our Assembly of student body Picture ve John Rhoads Picture sux The gang fold clothes day, Picture seven Ken Wlschman Tom Kennedy Leon Wlggln Pzcture ezght Mr NlSltd and students Pzcture nzne Mr Harblson and Dale Dnnon Picture ten Marg Weppner Ptclure eleven Football rally ROGER :fx ' K fl ri' ks 0 'S' 'a-.l...,,., QL l'1reI ron Walter I Blum ardner Jud on Hullrurt T I 'Hoon Il lrulal llenrx lc-sn Wlr N1-ll 'Second rou lhdrle Pflee er larlo INI-lt.: Xlfred Rlflllfl 'llxll ml Ilenrx Rnh :rd Frlfhtll Ralph Drlck Frank Drescher lelaml -Ku tm Howard Homer Donald Gr.neG thletzc Board Past Aurora s Athletu Board IH unnpo ul of .all the mm he aml other member ofthe fafults so a to .1 ure a port pro ram as effielent an possible It al o wmlt to txen than .xml qlexelop ,ood Sportsman hip between hu h ehool lll their unter 1ll0ldNtlf' actnltles East Aurora ...................................................... East Aurora ...................,.................................. East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora ......................................... . .......... .. East Aurora Fnutba West Seneca Albion .......... Depew ........... Lancaster .... Amherst .... Hamburg .... Akron .......... EA's Gridmen made a superb showing this year not only by whining the majority of their games but in the playing itself. Coach Hulbert said he'd have a hard hitting team and proved it when our team held their own against the stronger teams in the league. Co-captains Rhodes and Musty inspired and pepped the team so that no one would admit defeat even when the going was tough. The heart breaker of the season was the loss to our greatest rival, Hamburg, when it seemed we had them beaten. The season wound up with a decisive victory over Akron. First row James Jackson Donald Minton David George Kenneth Olfhaus Tom Hausauer Walter Musty John Rhodes Paul Ragan Donald H0816 Robert Knight Ronald Brass Donald Denz Second row Man Adams John Adams Jack Facklam Jack Smith Eugene Holmes James Welnhelmer Third row Mr Franklin Drescher Mr Charles Plleeger Chauncey Echam Edward Plowrlght George Donnelly William Hanlon Urban Herlan Ray Dean William Headline Henry Heterbnng Richard R. Schmidt Mr Judson Hulbert Mr Richard Griffith ford lfickrelll George Cornell, Richard hotter, Bud Wagner, William ,Cornell, Vincent Rider, Rlitledge Fzrst Row Wayne Bower Karl Kopp Wllham Wagner George Fisher Dave Offhaus Duck Danielson Second Row Charles Meatyard Smith Slegal Bob Johnson Andrew Keller Dave Hosle Ken Wlschman Tom Tomlinson Mr Nlslta Leon Wlgglll Inserts Dave Zoeller Claude W,-athal Gross Gnuntry Place School Pomts Place School East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora Sectlonal East Aurora Intersectxonal 4 Lancaster Cowanda st Seneca Fredoma Amherst Fredonla Lancaster Gow anda W est Seneca Amher t Oakfield Portulle Pomts 19-18 s Cross Country Team ran thelr way to a place of lllbllINll0ll this year xn as much as they have one over every team ln the fifth sixth and esenth athletlc zones of New York btate Mr Nlslta coached the team to the head posltlon and lt remamed there all but a short while when Amherst made her bld but they showed thelr superlorltv at the lnvltatlonal meet when they captured the Oakfield Trophy and defeated Amherst 1. .......................................... 20 2. ..........................,.................... . 4-4 3. We. .......................................... 56 2. East Aurora ...... N .................................. 51 1. Amherst ....,,.......,..................,.................. 35 ' 3. ' ................................................... 57 4. ................................................ 107 5. ' ..............,.................................... 135 6. ' . .......................................... 149 1. .....................................,.... 28 2. s .....,............................................. 35 ' 3. ................................................... 92 . ................................................... 125 Front rou Charles Boxe Arnold Torke John Rhodes Richard L Schmidt Edward Ritchie Captain Charles uackendal Raymond Dean R1chardR Schmidt Manager Bark rou Mr Leland Austin John Buno Earl Hoth Rutledge Atlillllg Daud Geor e Richard Daniel on 'Wan ford Plckrell Wayne Schneckenlver er East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora Basketball ,wha Depew W llllamsw l am as er Hamhur Amherst Akron l me Hull Depew W llll3IllNY I aucaster Amherst Hambur Aluon I me Hull 1lle 1 e EA s basketeers were a sensation this season for while they didn t reach perfection their record shows they were really worlunv Coach Austin pulled a few tricks from his hat as Captain Ed Ritchie and the team went on to take a second place ln the Northern Erie County Athletic League From the ten boys that made up the team six letters were awarded. Richard Schmidt was picked as a forward on the league s first team and Manford Pick- rell won a place on the Honorable mention team. All in all this season s team was tops and the best there has been or will be in quite a while. 0 A XXkUIlllf Le t lo right Urban Herlan Charles Cokendahl Donald Boller Mr Henry John Facklam Roger Baker MlCk6N Reed Tom Ixennedv Gan Wolff Bud Wagner Chuck Volk Eugene Holmes Jim Bllton Jack Dodge Don Mmton Leon Wlggln George F1 her Dave Clav P3 East Aurora NlCll0l East Aurora 29 2X3 -Xmheret 44 1X3 Ea-t Aurora 631 Hambur 401 2 Eaat Aurora Lancaster Track ln -18 prowed to be werw PKKIUII for they were beaten bv but one team In the wery fir t meet rooter from both E A and 'Nlchol Qat on pure and needles while match 111 the mlle run The race ended lll one of the mo t CYPIUII finlihea ex er WltIlCQQ8d wlth EA s Daxe H0516 wlnnln os er the 'Nuholw man The Qklllful coachln of 'Nlr Nllllard Red Henrw alon Mltll the terrific vwlll to wln the team Cot under vsaw bw the thlrd meet and went on to cop the econd place lll the Gectlonal meet There was much enthu 13 m Mlllllll the team and mam true athletew Sixteen men lettered durln thl ea on Ham of them vvlll be returnm for the 49 seaaon so there wlll no doubt be a wers atnsfar torw year Ng V h, .I . 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K East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora Hamburg Lancaster Amherst Lancaster Medma Hamburg Depew East Aurora DCVHIIX East Aurora DCVHUX First row Edward Rltclne James White Herbert Shlndler Second row Wllllam Blake Nell Bean For the second consecutive season the tenms team reigned vlctorlous the league cham plonshlp was again captured ln 4-8 A three tlme w1n of the trophy entltles the team to keep xt Through the able coachlng of Mr Harold Henry the team secured the vlctory ln every meet Rltchle Shlndler Bean and Blake concluded the season undefeated Rltclue was also the runner up ln the sectional champlonshlp playoffs at Elllcott Creek Park Four out of five polnts were taken at thls meet G First rou, Robert Relsweber Durward Keller Rlchard Lutz Daud Forden Thomas Haus mer Kenneth Holmes Walter Musty Dlck Troutman Mr Frank Dre c-her coach East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora East Aurora Baseball Depew Lancaster Pine Hlll Depew Pune H1ll Amherst Hambur W llham Nl e I ancaster Gow School Xkron Orchard Park Flarence Gow School Our baseball team IS agam taklng hold for 111 48 the first games m years, were won m thns season Much experlence was gained by all members of the team for all the men on the team ended as letter men The team was a green one although towards the end of the season they had showed a great deal of progress Althou h there were many losses the teams newer once lost splrlt and throughout the season thev showed a keen sense of sports manshlp NI Frank Drescher roarhed the team while Captam Walt Musty pepped them on to where they wouldn t let the losses dampen thelr splrxts W 1th the feeling of experlence the letter men hate those returning for the 49 season should make a champlonshlp team Offhaus Second row: Richard Potter, managerg Mansford Pickrell, Robert Elhs James Jackson Keith East Aurora ........................ 3 Hamburg .......... . ........................ l . ' ...........,.. .. First row Rolland Brotz Arnold Torke Ronald Brass Mr Hoover Douglas Hall Donald Donovan Thomas Kennedy Second row Richard Howell Paul Kenyon Edward Freeman William Lohn Tom Schwartz Roger Bingham Edward Mallory East East East East East East East East East East Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora Aurora 12 2 Lancaster Depew Orchard Park Attica Amherst Attica Dansvllle Amherst l ancaster Depew 1 12 East Aurora 1 2 Orchard Park 1 2 East Aurora s golfers were on their way to an undefeated season and the championship when an automobile accident cut down the No 1 and lNo 3 players The dlvot diggers then lost to lancaster Orchard Park and Amherst. However they finished in a tie for second place next to Amherst s 8 to 2 record. Four boys CArnold Torke Douglas Hall Don Donos an and Ronald Brassj were letter winners from a team of about 15. In the fall golf season about 10 boys represented the school. The Michigan alumni have donated a trophy for this year s champion and Coach Howard Hoover wants his team to win this rift from his old Alma Mater. Sealed Une Norton Rlvhard lxlltle on Gerard Kvleher Mr Hlckex Rolnrt btflc 'Nelson Brown John Jevutt qllllllllllfi' .lick Wlefulln lx mild Tlnlr lqrul Rorapm h ,lark f ar on Fllwworth Haller Loran Mont :gm l' rc-d Rnlr nour Jack Dodge J V Basketball Valley Ball Seated August Welle Rudy Adams Wayne Schneckenbur er Mr Dresclur Rolr rt lxnl ht Man ford Plckrell Edward RllClll8 Standing Thomas Hausauer Dave Ho 18 Lyon W 1, ln Ronald Bra Eugene Holmes Dick Danielson Raymond Dean George Cornell Richard SCllll1l1h lxennf-th Offhaui W. hrs! ron Xnm. Sdm lrtz ,Iuclx II ulnwll Sm ond ron lonnit I rmforal 'Hurd ron Nlars Mm Tolman M :rw .ltr 4 Blue De-ul Anne In ull Sue l ranklm Sheer Leadmg The onlv sar-ltw sport 111 vshlvh the fflrlb m E-XHS are .allowed to take part IN rlleer leaflm f Thlo nnolwvx the touvln J- mah nf-vs fall SPNSIOII of svhool lJP llIN, the urls trv out for the lr powmon- with their whole hffarh aml '-imc-re fP9llllf of food sportsman-hip XX lthout the -als who wear the lrluv and white jumper'- muc h of the color would be ml--mf fron1tl1f'1.mu Not onls alo the-N lf-nd the Nf'llO0l1llPPI'N but xc-ll them-elw to the pomt of llltlf' ilonlxu-N Blll0l'10llI'NC1l0ll t we all? almo t hoarse' ' ' 'z ,. t' z ' ':I '-Ig' , zu- .gn fb ga S-K .. '. I . I ' 4 1' : ' E ' A t , - '- ' 1 ' ' Y . . - . , L.. . . E 1-st t'0ITllPf'llIl0ll to be envounterexl in all ofthe girls' sports and , . , . V . -.' ' . U' . , . , . ,. . P . P . 1 1 -l L' 1. I q I P . x - - ' - 1' r 1' 14 ww K Z' Y' ' ' A . F . . - l - 1 Seated Left to nght Vlfglnla Jackson Anne Franklln Fzrsl rnu Marilyn betchell Elizabeth Sllflllh Mary Jerge Fern Droiendahl Donna GaHney Eleanor Smith Sally Lou Llmer June Barrows Joan Graham Second rou ROS6lIldFl6 Schaub Mary Ann Frledhaber Gertrude Scha ml Carolyn Ruby Clara Ann Kern Elmor Henshaw Helen lNlcoloff Ann Ingalls Shlrley Darling held uckey mall when twenty two lrls fave eaeh other m a ame of hockey armed wlth sticks no lefw' It may sound dangerous but wmee lt all ln fun eyeryone lb usually lu one plece at the termlnatlon ofa came u Field Hoelfey f The field is only 90 yards by 40 yards and seems to be a bit S v f' ' gl f A l F5 ' 'Yf-' ' 'l Sealed Ethel Campbell Marllyn Getchell Sally Smith Ellzabeth Hlse Ellzabeth Smlth Slanrlzng Gertrude Schasel Helen Nlcoloff Sally Lou Ulmer Mary Weppner Pat Donovan Glrls Basketball The Semors must agaln take a low bow but thls tlme ln the dlrectlon of the Sophomores who defeated us bv the score 17 16 East Aurora also met Orchard Park IWIPC the Semor Hlgh teams ll6fC3IlIlU them on both occasions ' 9 9 9 7 ' A ' 7 9 7 9 ' ! 9 . . . . U D ' 1 t Seated: Marjorie Mer- lau, Ruth Sklarski s Carol Becker. Stand- ing: Helen Nicoloff, Lillian Stadler. Seated: Mary Fried- haber, Ann Franklin, Betty Smith. Stand- ing: Anne Ingalls Mary Jerge. Seated: Elizabeth Wheel- er., Arlene Bayger, Donna Bailey. Standing : Judy Hackwell, Marie Thompson. Seated: Dolores Olfhaus, Nancy Leiboltl, Janet Allen. Standing: Joan Krohn, .lane Offhaus. Seated: Segred Shutz, Miriam Strause. Stand- ing: .loan Morea. 'une Barrows Every Tuesday afternoon from November through Elizabeth Smith March the streets are rather qulet The reason Bowl mg' The teams are the strongest they have been ln the hlgh school s history The eight teams competing for top honors are The Gutter Dusters The Coon Girls Joan Graham PT: 512233338 Sally Lou Ulmer Seated Mar1eLuss .loan Pangburn Joyce Clark Standing Ruth Wall worth Joyce Thompson Lucky Strikers Block Busters Alley Cats Happy Losers Seated June Barrows Sallv Lou Ulmer .loan Graham Standtng Marilyn Getchell Faye Gainey Seated Janet Kittleson Dorothy Manuszewskl Leah Warner Standing Anna May Smallback Augustine Penkalski Seated J mny Jackson Mary Lou Weppner Donna Gaffney Stand mg .loan Mow Carolyn Ruby Earls Baseball Kneelmg Janet Muller Carol Reed Mary Lou Gertrude Schasel Helen Nlcoloff Allce Beesmg Petrell Edna Becker Elxzabeth Hlse Betty Schmtzer Standmg Helen Tackbarry Glona Schultz Ann Smallback Elsa Kellberg Shlrley Keller Here the SCIIIOTS take a low salaam to the Jumor team who staged a terrific playoff serleb last sprm If you have ever played m the outfield lt becomes obvlous that chasmg one of Ann Smallback s or Elsa Kelherg s fly balls IS fuule Some of the Semor gurls are stlll chasmg them 8,-tru xcoXo5- de S06 was Wee, Qc ' 88 - xx- 'G 636' so Saxi S 600201- 1 bs-.... i.,. 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Ronald Thur Ralph Schwelkert Ronald Wlttenrlch Alfred Wheeler f eorge Plloer Fred Rorapaugh Kenneth Ulrich Donald Trepaz Alton York W llllam Rider Second rou Rofamond Long Mane Mann Gerry Hoffman Arlene Yost Wlarjorlanne Merlau Ann Jacoby Nancy Yaw Ann Schwartz Rae Yaw Jean Trank Janet Muller Ruth Kl0lHiChlllldl 'lhzrd rou Davld lNelson Edward Plownght James Wemhelmer Duck Rauch Rlchard Schmidt Gene W o t Carroll Studlew Richard Reading Wllllam Wagner John Stande ven .lack Weber Frledel Slever Fourth row Bob Wagner Nancy Llebold Dolores Offhaus Carol Reed Betty McK1nstry Elaine Wlllert Beverly Llppert Doris Potter Jean Metz Mary Ann Tolman Helen Tackbarv Mary Zmk Gloria Henneberger F1 th row Carolyn Nlemdll Jeanne Lexo blorla Tlffany Phoebe Hames Ann Josselyn .lean Mumm Nancy Probst Marian Lohr I eah Warner Mary Lou Petrell Bonnie Mur ray Elsa Kellberg Szxth rou Augustme Penkalslu Norma Kuhn Dorothy Manuszewskl, MaryLou Meyer Dorothy LuPorte Jane Offhaus Norma Marble Geraldme Huston Jean Hausauer Betty Hayden Shlrley Keller, Elizabeth Hllbe 'f 'Alf ,' r . , , . . 1 U . , , . , v. . . 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Ldv ard Holz chuh Ros Hopper Donald Bollor Llawton Errlngton W llllam Blm ton George Ex am k Rlchard Babbage Tholna Nloore .lo eph Nladngan ' 4: 1 . ' . A ' . 4 f . ' 1 . 1 'rr ' 4 ' - 1 ' 0 I Q C s . t a . F E, 1 ' s . ' s . 5 . . ' . 1 z . . . . . s . S 1' . ': ' .. ' . . y . ' . ' . . ' S . ' '. 0' ' X' . S Ss. v v C' B 'S . ' ' . s 's. g 5. g . s . . ': . '. ' 5 ' S . ' . . ' . 5 . ' 9 . . S . . S . ' . 6 D fm, Glass of 5 1 Bottom rou Ba 1lHarr1ngton Larry Warter Jame Wfllllf? Urban Herlan Jack 'VIcCarthw Wavne Herbit Harold Newer Norman W olff Ronald Mvflubbm Row Koch Second ron Joyce Thompson Marne Thomp on Joan Pangburn Pat Paul Colette Ulrich June Strle Dorothw Offhau Elizabeth Wheeler Joan Web ur Janet Zum tem Jean Marne Reed Ruth Schrock Third rou Charles Hanlon John Younger W lllldlll Mack Alan lun John Jewett Nelson Paul Gerald Schuartz Jaw Wrathall Lorne Montague Edward I ar on Fourth rou Yule Snyder Shlrlew Wlllxallls Fllzabeth Water Dortbm Rogers Bette Ro ers Elinor Schwelkhart fllorla Slade Beverly Wemhenner glgrld Smhutz Mlrlam lzflh ron John Wlurras John quart Paul lu Daud lan endorfar 1 trol Sclmudt 'llarcla Rhode Sllll'l?Y Yox Claxton Halew Jams Ludwig, Klan 'Iwler John Weln hcnmr hlflh ron Donald Hall John Ru zwz Raw Smith FI worth Haller I :rs Wolff Howard Uffhau Ronald Kmchela Donald Long Donald Hu lon Russ Holmes Nz 1 enth rou Fred RNlPlllldllCl' Sllllth Slegel I sle Uffhaug Daud Norton Robert Stlles Donald lxxle fharle Y olli Paul Sherr Thoma bchwartz Torn W eb te r Frank Young ': S' ' , ' S. s ' . 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Ulassu 51 1'1rsl ron Ie I to right Roger Bingham Thoma Bo worth Lee E Harry Eames Pztfr Do ter Bohert Buell Dah Dlamon George Fl eher Charle Bohall Benjamln Donnelly Seronrl rou I onmc 1 rawford ,loan Nlorea Mae C odd Joy ce Clark Wllehaelme Dellskl 'Har aret Logel Janet Lan worthy Arlene lxuhn .lean Hazle Rlta Hotwes Marlene Llppert Ethel Hynek Thzrfl rou Emma Wloesemger Anna Hayden Lorrame Dayxs Audrey Nowakl Dolore Bull Harriet Hull Frances Lnppert Sue Mor an Audrey Bee mg Beyerly Flseher Lynn Hollhrook ,lane Getchell Lox Jensen Fourth mu Dorothy Holz chuh Shlrley Murr .ludy Hackwell Rua Mlller Bettv Becker Sally Blm ton Arlene Bayger Donna Balley Audrey Glo s Nancy Cannon Lucia Fattey Beyerly Baker A lrgmla Codd Loretta Fo Jeanette Henneberger Fzflh rou Ruth Bowen Arlene 'Newell Marle Luis There a Johnson Pat Mannmg .loan Ixrohn Ann Davis Shlrley Morath Ellen Gaylord Dorothy Kuadruple Deborah Nlef rath Szxth rou Ran on Blakely D3Xld Ellls Edward Carson Larry Cates Jame Ellms lharle Brownxng Lharle Boye Fdward Freeman Nelson Drosendahl Albert Conrad 'Nlary Anne L1 .1 M .' 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' 1 . s .. f Q Y YJ f rjiigifff XTX ljflf' is of yum my M K l Glass of 52 Fzrst rou Richard P1l,,er Blllt braham Robert Miller Prank Ru tv Davld Offhaus Richard Howell Harold Schuman Raymond Stewart Kenneth W1-lrter Dale Yaw Robert Thur Blllw Lohr W Second rou Bob SIIIIIIIOIIS Gordon Offhaus Judy Swett Rarbara Teson Arlene R osten Ruth Penfold Joanne Whxtnner Marllwn Panton Nancy Reading Bonnie Reed Dorothy Schlckler Patricia Rogera Rorl Rowe ,ludt Qchumwaw Third rou Frank Nolan Al Pat Mlller William Reuman Blllw Mcflll ferald Nowack Sally Slmth Margaret Lo el an Newell France We-ltjen larl Ha :mer Daud 'Nel on Fourth rou Edwin Stohrer Lnlce Woodruff .Ieruldlnf Wilken Betty J Slllnnan Wlarlene Woolew Marilyn Sander Con tance Tolman Barbara Parkinson klxerta Pen i ld M l Y o an yn ost 'Vlarllyn Reed Jean Schwartz Ronald Phender Fzfth rou, Richard Klttleson Y aunhn Larlson Lewis Humphrew Wellington Wheeler Llaude Wrathal Lawrence Lathrop Paul Sharp Paul Kenyon Richard Pheel Art Grlcsmfer Howard Wurther Daud Zeller Harold Schroeder Herbert 'Vlessenger bzxth ron Rlchard Wxllard Robert Johnson Lloss Gale Lharle Wood Loren Yox James McDonald Walter Nxcoloff 'Vhckev Reed John MclNultv Daud Mlller Edlrlch Schopper Mlchael Ronan Chfford Letson 5 ,' V-.2 l A Q 'MU' 'XJ Xxx Xe Q1 th, ' . 4 . 70 ' V 'JK x .X 1 ' pw X wx .5 ll , X! 1. AL W lg ' ,I ,I . V . . , , N . l . K l , l N . , Q, Q .a . ' A: ' L - s .l' 'g . 'fs, U . U. T V. 5 .. , G .x .. N 'I . .. , L ' s. s . ' 'r .1 ' - . l' ,1 . . ' . . . y: . . Q .1 U .K . . 'I , . , Q 17 I - f , . 1' . . . 1 1 ' 9 l ' A ' N. . . . . , ': , . . s . , 9 QA , - ,Q ' n 7 l 5 ' ' QQ- qc ? Tl Olpubhj fe X4 f W 'L ' Q? g'wgVJ QXQQZA k , QQ, !27L2'L I-94145K awwe W lass of 52 First rou. -Krthur Dayton Ylharles Blake James Bull Roger Baker Ronny Kreps Wllllam Dletchle Edward Benz Bllly Beesmg Rav Hassett Dan Eckert Ray Amslez .Second rou. Davld Clay Shlrlev Armadmg Exa Gerhardt Twyla Cotton Barbara Dx Stella Baker Pat Donox an Sue Odlorn Norma Jean Ixern Nelson Brown Tlnrd rou Joan Hurd Nancy Dye Marnlyn Danes Marvlou Anderson Evelyn Bull Ruth'Hawley Shirley Blakely Ruta Geor e Jane Fault Beverly Havens Donna Bar rows Allce Eckel Fourth rou. Elalne Boldt Carol Barrows Loxs Berg Hilda Bailey Allce MacCumber Florence Almeter Barbara Lawrence Shirley Ell Joan Clark Marlene Cotton Carol Edmonds Mary Lou Ehlers James Butler F1 zh rou Jean Becker Nancy Ferguson Dorothea Holmes Joan Lux Elvera Kalle Dorothy EFFIDUIOH Sue Ketchem Sue Hunt Laurie Freeman Katharme Mellvlch Beverly Hocklns Carol Dabb Szxth rou John Burton Peter Crosby Laverne Becker Donny Becker Ken Ells Duane Fo s Joanne Nolan Lerov Bosko Dave Frances Eugene Burke Wllllam Elchler ' f L V O fl I Q ' .1 I T 7 ' X X 1 x l l B as 1 Rx 4 ' l: A C9 9 ' 5 7 A . . 1 s l ' I v , v s ' W y: . , . u . s I Q Y . , . Cangi, Marie Basil, Eleanor Mack, Teresa Chowaniec, Norma Keele., Jean Depke, 9 V 9 . 9 v 9 J ' J lv . 1 . g 1 - V l s ' Q: . , .I I . . , . q - , . ,' S. . . . . . - l: 1 v ' Q s 1 .' I U 9 Q n ' l Q ' l U J a , . - ' 'r , , . . , . ' S.. v Q 4 A , , Q . . . l ' ,Q f fl!! , y A0 gy 0 92,59 X F zrst row Le t to rzght Duck Ball Boyd Clark Russell Baker Kenneth Cullen Tlm Donavan Charles Brown Larry Bray Rlchard Barnes Gerald Drosendahl Gerald Bllton Second row Janet De Buccl Pat Bessel Llllxan Donovan Rosaland Conrod Vnrgmla Brlce .loan Breslene Henrletta Becker Rosemary Borls Dorothy Doster Nancy Sweet Mary Bowen Ethel Gnffin Third row Harold Gray Craig Crawford Howard Greene John Conklln Allan Bohall James Almeter Frank Betz Walter Babha e Robert Borchert Jlm Donovan Donald Conrad Fourth row Hlllery Cornwall Audrey Bingham Joanne Berg Patty Trank Shlrley Allen Carol Glasser Arlene Underhlll Sharon Barrows Joan Remhart Lols Dake .lane Freeman Jean Marsh Flflh row Harold Fisher Alan Booth Roland Boller Txm Follett Rnchard Fuller Leo Gee Ted Alllson Jimmy Cotton Eugene Allen Wlllnam Elwell Sixth rou, Ned Grace Barbara Flynn Mary Foss Rita Wallworth Vlrglllla Wylie Sue Fisher Jean Buell Phyllls Donaldson Carol Boldt Karen Kxlllnger B111 Tarmsh f : 7 7 9 7 7 9 9 S 9 : 7 9 9 7 9 7 7 7 7 9 , . 5 v 9 a 1 s s a Z 9 Q n : 9 7 9 9 9 9 1 9 Q 9 , . : 7 7 9 9 7 7 7 7 9 ' - a 1 a s s 9 7 7 9 7 ' 'Ah Glass of 55 F11-st rou Le t to nght Ted Morgan Peter Baranowslu Duane Hmlman Charles Hoffman Danrell Scattergood John Van Buren Dlck Wllllams Bob Thomas Joe Sul llvan Bobby Steller Ronald Kratzke Second row Elame Robmson Alberta Lathrop Vlfglllla McCubbm Martha Mallory Harrlet Holmes Jane Siegel Beverley McCubb1n Margle Nelson Joyce Hat! Ann Schwartz Ethel Johnson Cynthia Scallor Lawrence Smlth Thzrd row Jun Cotton W lllls Spaetl Douglas Kellogg Malcolm Millard Glenn Kalle Ronald Mlller Bernard Lewls Daud Holmes Danny Long Donald Huston Glenn uackenbush Norman Trykowskn Frank Thles Fourth row Benedlct Lls Roberta Stackhouse Mary Mercer Shxrley Moore Sue Shmdler Shirley Landahl Joan Hawkins Mary Lou Lehman Ruth Sherr Gretchen Hauser Ann Kastner Valerie Kolb Dorothy Melngen Harvey Meahl Fzfth row Bxll Stratmen Duck Offhaus Donald Tyler Gerald Lls Robert Haas Robert Maustekelle Bruce Putney Donald Weyrlch Davld Roe Jlm Palmer Mlke McCor nnck Bob Lucas Szxth row Annette MclNutt Joyce Snyder Barbara Smallback., Janice Scurlock Merna Meyers Glorla Marschall Ellen Lathrop Mary Jane Hardy Ann Rae Koenxg Judy Schmutt John McDnarm1d '-- f - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 ' 1 - . ' . y. . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q , , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' , . : 1 V 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . Glass uf 54 Furs! row Left to nght Donald Westfall Kelth Richards John Smlthley Gerald Whalen Kenneth Samcal Jerry Slade Larry Round Peter Mann Pat Morgan Roger Woodworth Second rou, Rose Wllllams Bewerly McNultv Shirley Volk Mary Rlclcett Sally Shad dock Peggy West Joanabelle Spaltl Joan Wnllert Beverly McCubbm Gall Wolff Patrlcla Hurd Thzrd row Douglas Reed David Sheub Wlllnam Perason John Wlllxams ,lay Sorglt Dalch Souder Dav1dTorlce David Swarts Rlchard Penkalskl Thomas Nichols Rlchard Wllll3mS Norman Warner Fourth row Shlrley Welst Arlene Hartloff Barbara Rogers Nancy Parsons Betsy Prescott Ester Hawley Joyce Pfender Paulme Blalock Barbara Smith Rosemarie Wagner Mary Snyder Fzfth row Robert Norberg Richard Wooley Donald Merlau Malcolm Millard Marilyn Hoth Llnda Schutz Carol Neeb Edward Miller Ronald Standeven Wllllam Ulmer Terry Peck U : ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- ' ' Y ' ' . ' ' 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . f 1 - ' 1 1 1 g 1 '1 ' 1 1 Glass of 54 Fzrst row Le l to nght Jaclue Foster Bob Huff Davxd Gaskm Herbert Adams Gerald Keele Wayne Kmner John Behrend Darald Estherbrook Clyder Becker Tom Bechtel Second row Sandra Bohall Nancy Depke Elxzabeth Doran Judlth Egbert Vlrgxma Broad Enula Flsher Bonnie Berg Joanne Beament Jeredxth Belden Barbara Bal thasar Barbara Barrows Marllyn Ernst Joyce Glasser Thzrd rou Teddy Hememan Betty Brnghtenstme Bob Gunner Rlchard Vantack, Gary Fox .loe Haas Paul Adams Howard Hoffman Peter Bernowslu Sturgeon Glenn George Carson Charles Bovla Fourth rou Edward Hawley Abxgaxl Handy Eleanor Becker Joyce Allen Audrey Bayger Betty Beltz Joan Eaton Mllncent Frantz Ann Catt Barbara Freeze Frances Blerwagen Fufth rou Albert Galllard Allen Hawley John Black William Fones John Hlse Donald Hessel Raymond Krohn Conme Steller Rnchard Fntch Lawrence Lutz Carl Bordhert Ronald Keele - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ,. 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