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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1954 volume:

P' sf? 0 , , k I , N L u fag 1-f sf jf? Qi 0 I , 9, 53333 iifyf Frcscnfafim THIS AURORAN 1954 COMPILED AND EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS EAST AURORA HIGH SCHOOL EAST AURORA, NEW YORK Co-Editors: Copy Editor: Photography: Typing: Sales: JANE PURDY OLGA STECK ANNE CATT DAVE TORKE DONALD WRATHALL SALLY SHADDOCK SHIRLEY VOLK BE TTY BELZ BEVERLY BENNETT Ill? Qzflffbfflillff The class of 1954 and Mr. Nisita, yearbook advisor, wishes to acknowledge Mrs. Marion S. Peek, English Supervisor, for her all-important services renderedto the copy staff of the AUROR.AN . Also, may we extend our gratitude to the faculty and personnel for the patience, understanding and counsel they have so generously given. 11211 MISS EILEEN DIETRICH Miss Dietrich came to us in our Senior Year. She has given unselfishly of her time to chaperone our many class functions, help us decorate, and even cleanup afterwards if the need arose. These many things were not expected of her, but she gave of her time because she enjoyed the company of the people working with her. She has always been a person with whom we could joke and has given the class something to smile about on many a dreary day. Il3l MR, MILLARD HENRY Mr. Henry has, for the past two years, been the backbone of our class. He has led and inspired us when we have felt that utter defeat was at our door- step. Spurring us on with tireless energy, he has made us into the men and women we are today. Always a square-shooter, there was never a time when we could not go to him with our many problems, for he always tried to solve them as best he could. Mrs. Arthur Zent, Mrs. James Ford, Mrs. William Standeven, Mr. Donald Graves, Mr. Arthur Willert Mr. Edwin Bean, Mr. Micheal Kaiser, Mr. Willard Wechter. Mr. Donald T. Graves IS' rd zff5dumfi014 Congratulations to the Class of '54, for a job well done. We of the Board of Education are proud that you have successfully completed your high school career in E,A.H.S. You are going to be missed, so come back to visit Whenever oppotbxn- ity offers. E411 I 4 l MR. WALTER L. BUMGARDNER ' Superintendent of Schools You have met the challenge of your school days well. You intend, when you choose a part of the unconquered universe for your Yearbook theme, to continue to meet challenges. This is the true spirit of America. This attitude is the outgrowth of the initiative and independence that make ours a dynamic society. Your achievements re-infor-ce our confidence in all youth. Continue vigorously as you have started and we will remain a responsible, mature, progressive people. God bless you as you go into the active business of life. MR. THOMAS C. MOORE Highschool Principal Looking forward to Commencement is a pleasing and gratifying experience for each member of the Senior Class. There is satisfaction and worth in the completion of work well done and the many achievements of the Senior Class are a point in fact. The statement that the worth of a tool depends on the user is very apt. Indeed, if we are care- ful and wise users of whatever we have, then our progress is certain 60 be noble and constructive. Very best wishes to the Class of 1954. MR. H. LEWIS MCNEIL Junior Highschool Principal It is with pleasure that I address a few remarks to you through your Yearbook. Away back in 1948-49 when you were Seventh Graders I called most of you in, one by one, asking you where you were going and what you wanted to become. Many of you didn't know. You have come a long way since then. How- ever, you are merely at the beginning. You are commenc ing your adult life, which is what Commencement means. If you use the same judgment and stick to your life job as thoroughly as you have to your school job, you will be happy and successful in your new venture. Our best wishes go with you. l5l MISS HARRIET STANB RO Guidance Good luck and best wishes. It has been pleasant working with you these four years, watching you mature, and seeing you develop your interests and skills. There will be countless opportunities for you to show your 'leadership and to use the training you have had in high school. May each of you find success as individuals and as useful citizens in your community. Come back for a visit whenever it is possible. MR. ALFRED H. RICHERT Guidance You have chosen a theme which has universal appeal to men of action and adventure. It is interesting to note that civilizations con- nected with the dangers of the sea have of necessity become a coura- geous and skillful people. In order to reap the profits of a maritime occupation, together with its thrilling adventures, certain attributes are essential: a will to work hard, ability to face up to the realities of storm and calm, and a readiness to discover new methods, as' well as skill to matching wits and daring with the vagaries of mother nature. May you put out to sea in like spirit, seeking new horizons, find- ing all the glamour and the constancy, the strenght and the wisdom which comes with maritime experience. MRS. MARY V. AUSTIN Guidance At commencement, your school sends you out to do the hardest job of all. It is one which takes courage, initiative, and a sense of responsibility - this task of being part of a team to create a better world for everyone. One individual by himself can create little when the task is such a great one. The thought of being, even in a small measure, respon sible for accomplishing such a task is frightening. Yet it is with con- fidence that your school sends you out to do your part. I We trust that your years in East Aurora High School have fitted you intelligently and actively to cooperate in every worthwhile effort to bring us closer to world peace. MR. WILLIAM BEEBE Guidance To the class of '54, as you leave E.A. and go forth on the un- charted oceans before you: Rember that you have conquered the storms, enjoyed calm days, and weathered both here. May you meet all the rough and calm seas which lie before you as success- fully as you have faced them here in E.A.H.S. lt's not the gale, but the set of your sail that determines where you go. l6l Wixvawe MR. MILLARD HENRY Senior Adviser Mr. Henry will long be remembered by all who know him as the man who did more toward our class as a whole than any other person. For several years now he has worked faithfully with us, encouraging us - when we needed it and helping us along the hard road' toward graduation. We cannot forget that much of the success of our magazine and Christmas card sales were because of his efforts. His famous home- room peptalks were taken to heart by most of us and his advice will serve as a real asset to our future. Mr. Henry, our hats are off to you! MISS EILEEN DIETRICH Senior Adviser To Miss Dietrich, our faithful adviser during our final and most prosperous year at East Aurora, goes our sincere thanks and appreciation. She has helped us over countless pitfalls during our senior year. She has given us a great deal of encouragement, guid- ance and help. Miss Dietrich will long be remember- ed for directing our class along the road to success. Any success that we may have in the future will be de- pendent--at least in part--upon the help that she has given us. MR. CARLO NISITA Senior Advisor To Mr. Carlo Nisita, our yearbook adviser, goes our sincere thanks for his faithful service to the Class of '54 in guiding us through the difficult job of publish- ing the yearbook. The road to success in this book has not been easy and our gratitude goes to Mr. Nisita for his guidance and understanding help with the product- ion. We want him to know that all the work he has done in order to make our yearbook a success has been ap- preciated. E711 ya Zzculfy Victor Bird History Donald H Dayer Mechanical Drawing .fame s Gallup Agriculture Thomas C . Asbury Science Joseph K. Bove Shop Dorothy M. Dillon Mary V. Austin Home Economics Bert T Bowen Physical Education 1151 William B eebe Social Studie s Russel E. Corser History Iva M. B oldt Mathrnatics , 'V fwe12'-giwwwfsavf A ,,,..,,, 1: -.f.f ww . --,-, ,f,.' 4 xgg.,: ,. , : ,. - - sri w w . ji fdfWH9f!,f M, my ggmggfrfi .1 gk S W Y Pfam , 591 'mg its , A W1 Y, fgmx: . Eileen Dietric Language h Elwood T. Eaton English J. Ralph Drick Mathmatics lfil Music Wells M. Gould Science Zlculfy Arthur E . Ha rbison Shop Millard Henry Social Studies Lewis M. Hulbert Physical Education F rank G raziano Science Gerald Henrici English James W. Hagen Science Ethel W. Henry English ' Ruth Hamilton Language Harold Henry B usines s Howa rd Hoove r English Robe rt W. Hudson .Music E911 Judson Hulbert Physical Education Elizabeth Harp English Harriet He rbrandson Home Economic s Ma rijane Hurd English Zzculfy George Kelver Music Harriette Hyde Language Vera L. Kaiser Business Marie W. Keller Language 4 .,,, Clifford Luders Agriculture Helen Morgan Physical Education Carlo A. Nisita Art Charles Pfleeger Mathmatics Eugene W. Music tead James W. McCready Science Marjorie E. Parker Commercial H1011 Marion S. Peek English Charles J. Lorigo Commercial Carl G. Norberg Mathrnatics David Pitt English Carolyn Ruby Social Studies Mary Smith Language Elizabeth J. Waldren Art Alfred H. Richert Zzculfy Language ,,El,m--W,,J,,.?Y., -- ,fg wn,.,.,,ff ,feiqmms--fx -N' A ' W ,W vf i f ' H ia 'fLfb'fimaz1 . 1, -.W f if Edward C. Schriber Z oreldah Thoma son S iw' ' Albert E. Roden , , Shop i English J. Odell Scott Social Studies ocial Studies - 'wir A Kenneth Van Cise English illl Dorothy M. Rolston English Walter Shed Mathmatics William L. Saul Social Studies ' z 'Y 'wi'QLgS'f, ':'Jf , ', m'571is9'i i1?f5..: 9 'z1.' R Qwigiiiggg! ' 1' 13--. :f!,'iwff-me 5 K 4sSsHr1'FtI,:4.: 2 wuz A sm.: .fi- gf 1 A Chester M. Stanko -4 Scienc e . 43 .xzgazwir + g--:,g.1me:fszff1fsre'.am mm., . ce..-, .aff 2 1 we ff -'rig' ' i'if'1'1 'f Marion Wagner History Eleanor C. Watts English Dr. H. Lancaster, Mrs. J. McAllister, Miss A. Exner, Dr. R. Thines, Mrs. O. Stoddard, Miss J. Wood. 5cl1o0l,41des Mrs. Jane Knuth 1 3 ff? f it 1 41 A3 1' it 4' 1 lf l ' 1 v - f , ,,.. I Alice Lovell Mrs. N. Torge, Mrs. L. Beebe, Mrs. A. Ray- mond, Mrs. M. Wakefield, Mrs. D. Bement. ia., 1 . Afyfflw' Af s 1. 1 ' 1 5 if i y V, - A W ,A Q M Mrs. W. Baker ' C A Director of . fgg Cafeterias rv' iw- ,L LM L 1 Visual Aids Mr. Thomas Burdick Bookroom Staff: L. Yount, Mr. C. Lorigo, D. Wyatt, M. Snyder5Row Z: S. Moore, N. Depke, J.Belden, P. Roneker, R.M.NuWer, V.Broad. Bessie Simons Attendance Mrs. Charlotte Hamilton Mrs. Judy Waltz Row l:B. Fox, F. Snyder, H. Kreds, C. Nuwer, G. Schuller, Row Z: F. Kreus, J. Persons, A. Killock, D. Wood, G. Lippert 11211 y fs He rbe rt Adams llMike H Ambition: State Police PP Teacher's jokes FD Mom fnaturallyvl SD Win the Kentucky Derby on an Ostrich Paul Adams Ambition: To own a purebred herd of Angus PP Girls FP Unc1e Sulian SD To have a grand champion steer Uldis Alks Birnbins Ambition: To make life for myself PP Popcorn FP Miss. Harp SD Return to . . . Gertrude Almete r Gert Ambitionf To travel PP Men, 'Men, Men E! FP Mom and Dad SD Military Secret Il13l Ann L. Baldwin Twinkletoes Ambition: Visit the Ko- herts again PP Bus Trips FP Mr. and Mrs. Cor- ser SD Go to Yale Barbara Balthasar Ba1zer Ambition: To be a model PP People that brag FP U. S. 5lZ64l75 SD To have a back- yard Pete r Baranowski llpetell Ambition: Own a harem PP Plymouths FP Mom and Dad SD Out run a cop car Thomas Bechtel Gordo Ambition: Have I got one ? ? PP Bunko Baldwin and leather shorts FP71Mare and Moff SD Sell a Plymouth to Baranowski 3 iw Q a l 611 13 35 12- ' Ula. lAz,kfv1:f.v mr '14, r Q QHQQVQWR 'f I fi MN ww 1 f- i' Law glgwfu' wg Clyde Becker Bukeroni Ambition: Sell maga- zines for next year's senior class PP The Three Aces FP Mom and Dad SD Letter in Ping- Pong Eleanor Becker Betty Belz Betts Ambition: To marry the right guy PP Lines FP Mom, Dad, J.G. SD I'1l never tell Joann B em ent llE11iell IIJOII Ambition: Travel PP Gum Chewing FP Mom and Dad SD Eat and Sleep John B ehr end Johnny Ambition: To be a success PP Zoot suits FP M. M. SD Build a custom roadster Jeredith B elden nJerryu Ambition: M. R..S. De gree ' PP Boys who bleach their hair FP Mom SD Take life as it comes with a smile - Ambition: Be a private secretary PP Cold weather FP Mary Lou SD Go to Hawaii Beve rly Bennett llBevll Ambition: To see what makes things work PP Getting up Monday mornings FP Mom and Dad SD To take a trip around the world Yvonne B e rg Bonnie ' Ambition: To be PP The morning after the night before FP Margie and Barb SD '? ll -wg ' r' - N-..-.f 'J r' M' r N' ' . if L : M 1' 3 1: Q .535 W x , 1525 'Q ' ,gf- ' J' ' '41 'V 4 f, Lf: ff- a , A, 1 , 3 I 1 so J' 5 A William Breidenstein Bill Wi1ber Ambition: , Get a new Plymouth PP Bleached blonds FP Ma and Pa SD See the world Virginia Broad llGinnyll Ambition: Be success- ful PP Rainy weekends FP Authur Godfrey SD Ride in the National Horse Show at Madison Square Gardens Sally B rown llsalll Ambition: To under- stand all people PP Friday night cur- fews FP My Parents, Don, Kay SD That all my life be as happy as my senior year Douglas' Burkeig t ,, Dougser 3 Ambition: ,,fSell'Ch15ist- H239 A M PP Magiiiiinepggle N FP MomWand'Dac1LQ!g fix SD Mskei,fhe'Ec1legs V team-I' K it X ' 111511 Keith George Burnett Burnetti Ambition: Marry a movie actress PP Mr. Corser's remaprks FP My Mother and Father SD Be President of Alcoholics Anonymous James Carter IFR-edll Ambition: Be a Pilot PP English FP Eleanor Garry SD Fly a kite over Berlin Anne A. Catt Puss Kitty Ambition: To see the world through a teles- cope PP People who Pretend to be what they aren't FP Mom, Dad, and Jim SD To make the Olympic Diving Team ,Jean Church Broadcaster Ambition: To get mar- ried PP Fast weekends DFP BenziyQ1,,Lfis, Mom, Ai ang.Dvf ad G it ma rry Benny it .I . S' , 5'- '4 is xv wwf' , ,, Q, is 5,55 A z' ,- S-' 1 .I Carol Corker Carol Ambition: To make life worth living PP Animal haters FP Mom, Axhle, Steve SD Skate to the rnoon Kenneth Dabb llKenll Ambition: Dairy Farm- ing PP Eisenhower FP Truman SD Get married Graham Davidson Jr. Dave Ambition: Live a use- ful life PP Long cafeteria lines FP Linda, Mom, Dad SD Invent a silent alarm clock Shirley Daton nlvieanyn Ambition: To be a Soc- ial Worker PP American History FP Tom Spenser SD To be rich H1611 Nancy Jane Depke Speed Nance Ambition: To be a nurse PP Fords that won't start FP Mom, Dad, Holmes, Ted SD To take life as it comes with a smile Elizabeth Ann Doran III-Jizll Ambition: M.R.S. De- gree PP Schools without escalators FP Mom, Jann, Dick SD Set off E.A.H.S. fire alarm system Joan Dorst Cookie Ambition: To always be happy PP Too much home- work FP Mom and Flo SD To honeymoon in Tennessee Elsie Doster HEI-Sell Ambition: To be an R. N. PP Our bathroom at 7 AM FP Mom and Dad SD Take a trip to Cal- ifornia Nancy Drosendahl Drosey Shorty Ambition: Be a model PP Two faced people William K. Fones llBi11ll Ambition: Own a Chry- sler a year FP Mom, Dad, Joan PP Chevies B: Buicks SD Be a New York FP Dad model SD A night with M. Max- well Joan Eaton Patricia L. Foss Joanie Pat Ambition: To be a Ambition: To live, love beautician PP Trouble makers FP Mom and Nancy SD Own my own beauty shop Marilyn Ernst llMarll Ambition: To graduate from college PP 7:30 in the morn- ing FP My Parents SD To own a Cadillac William Esher llBi11ll llEshll Ambition: To win a Pulitzer Prize PP Highlights report- ers FP I love them all SD A date with J.R. l and be happy PP Conceited people FP lt would take a book to name them SD To make weekdays into weekends Arnold Foste r Arnie Ambition: To run on a all girls track team PP Women FP Bill Harris, Buddy Rich SD ? John Foster Jack Ambition: Make a half million PP Red tape FP Charles Laughton SD Own a Eldorado 1711 ,223 V li 'ci' Q . . ,--' ' ' cg b, if 'zlhlizwz Gary Fox fi ., IIFOXII V- , ,,,:,,,,: w-W ' 'RY , A QP g Q L 1' r ,, 'aims , -- JY lg, 5 ,.:,1. , w ..:q,... 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Handy lYAbbyIl llAbbSIl Ambition: School teacher PP School buses FP Family SD Teach in Europe Aileen Jane Hartloff Bookie 'I'oots Ambition: To make a living without working for it PP Short fellows FP Mom and Dad SD To join the Marines Esther Hawley IIESII Ambition: Live, Love, and be happy PP Men who talk about women drivers FP It would take too long to name them SD To visit San Fran- cisco again , ffl HB vylli .M , V ,AL 51 'Y 'Q :M iesi X fiff,-ms:f3S?2xf:,'gg4y f mug? Joan Carol Hawley Joanie Ambition: To be as lazy as I like PP Stuck-up people FP Mom and Dad SD Travel to the moon James M. Hennahane Hanna Ambition: To be a part- ner with Pete in his Harem PP Quiet parties 17 P Mom, Dad, and Kink SD Be Vice President of Alcoholics Anonymous? John H. Hise Johnny Honest John Ambition: Sell the Brooklyn Bridge PP My hot ford FP Mom, Dad, Mrs. Moore SD Make a million Howa rd G . Hoffman Howie Ambition: To do any- thing as long as I am having a good time PP School during pheasant season FP Anybody who is friendly and has a nice personality SD To retire at 40 Richard Hoffman llDicklI Ambition: To invent a tank tha never goes dry PP Women drivers FP Howie SD ? Elizabeth Hollowood IIB ettyll Ambition: To be success- ful PP Red hair FP Mom, Dad, Joan SD To travel around the world Marilyn Hoth llMarill Ambition! To be happily married PP Unappreciative people FP J'ere SD Live on a Pink Cloud with the one Patricia Hurd llpatll Ambition: To get Inar- ried PP Nothing in particular, everything in general FP My Family and Bob SD To learn to drive E19l TQ ,uv ., 1 4. 5. az amy. 4 all Mjv' w 'L' f Roy Kephart Whitey Harry Ambition: Dairy Farm - ing PP To be mocked or called Grid1e FP Gladys Billote, Corning, New York SD To get married an have 10 kids Wayne Kiener Wayner Ambition: Dairy Farm- ing PP Women FP Mom, Dad fEddie SD To be a bachelor David King ston lIKinky,II Ambition: Go to North- western PP The Poison-pen FP Mom and Jim SD To play football in 3 feet of snow H. Donald Klie r C1oudy Ambition: To be a auto- m obile mechanic PP Cars that don't start FP Mother SD To have a garage of my own Raymond M. Kron Jr The Big Ray Ambition: Coach Pro Football PP English thesis papers FP Mom and Dad SD Win Indiannopolis 500 mile race Jacqueline Lee Jacie Ambition: To be a nurse PP Party Poopers FP Bick, Horace SD To keep it a secret Mary Jane Lewis !lMaryll Ambition: To be a suc- cess PP Men drivers FP Mom and Dad SD To go to Ireland Marie Frances Logel IIMLIZZYII Ambition: Join the Waves ' PP Glasses FP Mom and Dad SD Go to Paris i20l y 1: 2 .,., A 4 ' A Thomas R. Macaluso IIMSCH Ambition: College Foot- ball PP Girls smoking FP Mom and Dad SD Learn to Dance John C. MacLean llDeell IlMaCll Ambition: Cut Gene Krupa PP GEOO ----- ORGE FP Woody, Rutty SD Manage Stan Kenton Peter Mann llpetell Ambition: To play like Bill Harris PP Marching band FP Art Dederick SD Get my name in Downbeat Jay F. Marshall Jr. Jace Ambition: To under- stand Mathematics PP Blue and green together FP Mr. Hoover SD To shoot a pheasant Dorothy McCubbin Dottie Ambition: To get mar- ried PP Girls who smoke FP Mom and Charlie SD To go to Hawaii Donald E. Merlau Merley Ambition: To play the Guitar PP My car FP Lois SD To get married Joyce Metz IIJOYII Ambition: To go to Texas PP Women drinkers FP Mom SD I'll never tell Gerhild Mielke uGe1.1.yu Ambition: To lead a successful life PP TV Commer- cials FP Everybody I met over here SD To come back someday i21l '37 X534 li :gf k .V , 5 H1 N ....3.gj55 5? 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Naulty IlAndyll Ambition: Go to Eng- land PP Bubble gum FP Mom, Dad, DD SD To fly a jet Carol Neeb Minnie Ambition: Go to Val- paraiso University PP Swearing FP Mom, Dad, Rog SD To be called Carol Roderick Newman lIRodll Ambition' Be a success Ambition' Own a Hudson PP Women drivers Hornet FP Mom and Dad PP Chevies SD Own a 1954 Olds 88 FP Mr. Drescher SD To be a success H211 ff1iiQl3f1E,?Z::5ii7i753i ' All 2 A 1 K fL1'71:l '5 ' il 2 .4 '11fiLl'fff.fv' S ' 92' Q' ' T! Marilyn Newton Frenchie Ambition: Music Teacher PP Min FP It would take a book to name them SD Live, love, and be ha-PPV Thomas D. Nicholas Jr. HNiCkll Ambition: To be a suc- cess PP Loosing to Hamburg FP Mom and Dad SD Run a marathon Carol Ann Nicholas Can Can Ambition: To enjoy life and see the world PP Too much to do and too little time to do it FP Mom, Johnny, Ted SD It wou1dn't be a secret if I told Robert Norberg llBobll Ambition: Preach the Gospel PP People who call themselves Christians, but aren't FP Jesus ' SD Build a Christian Radio Station Robert Northrup IIB ob!! Ambition: Be a suc- cess PP Bad 100 yd. starts FP Doc SD Break 10 sec. Rose Marie Nuwer llMinll Ambition: To be a cel- ebrity's accompanist PP Too busy days FP Mr. Eaton and Mr. Lorigo SD To have Mr. Eaton's talent and pe r sonality Nancy Otis Nance Ambition: Teach Tony to talk PP Cleaning white bucks FP Mike SD Get my driver's license Charles Paul Chuck Ambition: Own Paul Oil Co. PP Cops FP Barb Balthasar SD Get a hotter Dodge H2311 William Pe rison HBH-Ill Ambition: To get to and through college PP English lZ deadlines FP Mr. Hagen SD To pass English lZ with a 90 Ronald Pete rson llRedIl Ambition: Be a good mechanic PP Chevies FP Mom and Dad SD Own a new Lin- coln Parke r Pric e Ilparkll Ambition: To get out of school PP Drivers that get stuck FP Barb SD Still a secret Jane Purdy Purt Ambition: To make life worth living PP Yearbook FP Grandpa Purdy Sz Mom and Dad SD Own a cattle ranch in Montana Douglas Reed l!DOugll Ambition: To own a hardware store PP Women smokers FP Mom and Dad SD To live a long life Donald Rice NACE!! Ambition: To wise up PP Frankies FP The Aces , Milly M. SD Never miss a carn- ival Keith Richards Rich Ambition: To own a farm PP Long-haired music FP Mom and Dad SD See the U.S. Mary Ricke rt llRickyll Ambition: To see Rome PP Gum snappers FP D. D. SD Get a Six page letter H2411 Ziiiia'5'F' H lee ig? 1, w W 2 'Rst ' i g I .af.ffaf,-fy , :fi Qiiiifltditiwf - r, '.f-fri-i, ' ,5:a:51..,?.,:,3,:f 3, , fi, . . , - ,X Q ,Q , A . A 1 L if If ' T' -Q f i if s W :k T 1 . .ai.,...:i,.,f.:. HH, Zi 1:,if'gf5:g M ' iff .,,ti?r51f 5-5-sf' 1' a Patricia Ann Roneke r llpatll Ambition: To be happy always PP Complaining people FP Mom and Dad SD To go to Arizona Robert R. Rorapaugh Roaring Sly Boy Ambition: ized A PP Put's Hot Chevy FP Herm and Lyle SD To make a million David Austin Ruttan Rudy Kingfish Ambition: To rid Buf- falo of Police PP MacLeans big mouth FP Mac, Woody SD Play like Flip Kenneth Samcoe Butts Ambition: To do some- thing Einstein can't PP Alarm clocks FP Mom SD To have a grand champion steer 112511 The Custom- Margaret P. Schaffer llpeggyll Ambition: To combine modeling and dancing PP Green spotlights FP Mom and Dad SD To find a dancing partner exactly 6'1 lf4 tall Julia Schaub Weed Ambition: Travel PP Brother-in-law FP Mom and Dad SD That would be tell ing Barbara Ann Schmidt Barb Ambition: See the world PP Snobs FP Mr. Eaton SD To have twins Rosalind Schutz llLindy.!l Ambition: Sail around the world in the Yan- kee PP Kleenex FP Sig, Graham SD Have a week of seven Saturdays Carol Schwartz llDollI Ambition: To be a fly- ing secretary PP Arguments FP Frankie SD To marry a Mar- tian and live in Bermuda Sally Shaddock wink live, happy people Ambition: To laugh, and be PP Sarcastic FP Mom SD To be the land on Mars first to Lucille Mary Shiltz III-Alcyll Ambition: To be suc- cessful PP Women smokers FP Mom and Dad SD To be happy as long as I live Grace B. Sisler Gerald Slade IlGigH Ambition: Finish school PP King Street rail- road tracks FP '? SD Join the Foreign Legion John Sly llJOhn-ny!! Ambition: Get along in life PP People who put on acts FP Mrs. Smith SD Strike oil Nichola s Smith Nick Smitty Ambition: To make East Aurora a suburb of Springbrook PP Girls with a D.A. FP Mom, sister SD To go to Africa Mary Emm Snyder IlEn1rnll llsmileyll Bickey Ambition: To go to Eng- Ambition: To be success land ful PP Two-faced people PP Men and Women hat FP Schwartzy ers SD To have twins FP Bob, Mom, and Dad l26l SD To always be happy Jack Stanger Jack Ambition: Minister of the Gospel PP Indifferent Chris- tians FP Jesus 'SD Prepare for mis- sion work Olga Steck Mother Olga Ambition: To be a model PP Days are too short FP My family and Jack SD To appear in Mademoiselle in one of my own crea- tions Conrad Steller llconll Ambition: To be an automotive engineer PP Ford owners FP Mom and Dad SD Own a XP 300 Patricia Streicher Patti Ambition: To travel PP Conceited people FP Mom SD To tour the grave yard at midnight J im Sullivan llsullyll Ambition: See the World PP Girls who smoke FP Mother SD Own a Rolls Royce Raymond L. Tinch llRa-yll Ambition: To be a good rnachinest PP English classes FP Mom and Dad SD To own a Le Sabre Marie Tinto Scottie Ambition: Travel around the world PP People who call Scotch people scotch FP Mother and Father SD To be tall David Torke IID' T. ll Ambition: To live in a Girl's Dormitory PP Knee Socks FP Papa Eaton SD If she only knew! l271l l , . Y ' i f l P K' ,vgiggflgg 35. Q. William Ulmer llFudd!! Ambition: To retire PP American History FP Mom and Dad SD To say good-by to Russ Roger Vinton lYRogll Ambition: To graduate from college PP Lincoln V12 FP Mom and Dad SD Own a good car Shirley Volk Shirl Ambition: To marry the right one PP Stuck-up people FP Jim, Mom, Dad SD I'll never tell Rosemarie Wagner Rosie Rose Ambition: To marry the right guy PP Getting up in the morning FP Mom, Kathy, and everyone SD To bowl 300 Norman Warner llNOrmIl Ambition: To pass Phy- sics PP Radio and TV Soap Operas FP Jerry Lewis and Dennis the Menace SD To meet The Man From Venus David Lee Welshans Dave Ambition: To own a Col lision shop PP Girls who don't act their age FP DSW, BB, DN, .TM SD Out drag an Olds Margaret E. West llpegll llpetell UPI! Ambition: To be a Physio-Theripist PP Getting up in the morning FP C. M. SD 'l'o make Whoopie Kathie Whiteman Pickwick Whit Ambition: To write a Ballad! I 1 PP Mosquitoes FP Parents and D. H. SD To win a million dollars H2811 atv Xi ' af if :' , fmf i- , , , ww Q , g, .rg , ,,,,,,, .. .M .il JM, fi' 815115,-Ignttig' se Joan M. Wilkins lIR'edll Ilwillyll Ambition: Be a school teacher PP Boy's that don't dance FP W. ,Family, C. SD Go to South America Joan Wille rt Arthur Ambition: Beat Wink PP Howdy Doody and Monday mornings FP. Mom and Dad SD Get my Driver's license John H. Williams Willie Ambition: Own a S3000 Convertible PP Teachers' jokes FP My sister Shirley SD To bat 1000 in a world series Richa rd Williams l1HObOll llDiCkIl Ambition: Travel PP Homework FP Mother SD Still secret Rose Williams Twosen Ambition: To be a sec- retary PP Conceited people tm FP There are too many to name SD Own a thousand horses Gail Wolff vlwoffyrv Ambition: To be Success ful in life PP Arguments FP My family SD To see the world Roge r Woodworth uvwoodylv Ambition: Make a mil- lion PP School FP EMM SD To drive Emm's truck Donald Wrathall Wrath Ambition: To take the perfect picture PP Jealous females FP John Q. Public SD To drive a golf ball in the halls between classes il29l Ya- David S. Wyatt ef , : f.s,:.: Jas, ly 1' . P S541 gffiiggdgf .l Jwgbhwafxhl ' f , -1. 5 5 25 g ., F it 4 W. .P - . G - - 2 , : 1s.,,?,.., 1 P- 214 115' z -- 412342 gQ,?J'3 -554' ifif' 225. 'Lf 1. f 15 nw wp! 'W1f3 iw at Nr 'ff T' r ,La 1. 1321 1 4 PM ffl .2'Q.uf Eggs- .---Sif.-4, f Q , 1 .- 1 I 'k. 'bz4k Q M, 1. yyw was 44 M, V, , U? 'M 1: 4 +,-.-ng, 's.lfi +.: 1:.H l 1 Dave Ambition: To be a man PP Chevrolets FP M. N. SD Take a trip to Cal- ifornia with a car full of girls Leah Yount llLenalI Ambition: To be a suc cess PP School buses FP Mom SD To learn how to drive KEY TO MEANINGS PP -- PET PEEVE FP -- FAVORITE PERSON SD -- SECRET DESIRE .ilfecufizfe l6'1uzrd Row 1: N. Depke-treas. , P. Mann-v. pres. , J. Hennahane-pres. , J. Belden sec Row 2: K. Whiteman, N. Otis, O. Steck, B. Schmidt, S. Shaddock. l30l 6711155 Will TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! We, the Class of 1954 of East Aurora High School, town of Aurora, County of Erie, State of New York, declaring ourselves to be found mentally unstable, having suffered four years from claustrophobia, do bequeath this, our last will and testament, to next year's seniors, our executors. l. To Z. To 3. To 4. To 5. To 6. To 7. To 8. To 9. To 10, To ll. To 12. To 13. To 14. To 15. To 16. To 17. To 18. To 19. To 20. To 21. To In witness the DATE 1954 Mr. Bumgardner: Two new schools, to relieve congestion. Mr. Moore: A P.A. System that works Future Seniors: The fun that we've had Qand the money, Mr. Corser: Either smarter students or easier tests Future Cheerleaders: Wim, Wigor, and Witality Miss Harp: An eighth period class that's on time Miss Dillon: A best-seller on all bookstands Mr. Nisita: Ready, willing and able yearbook s Mr. Eaton: A non-gum chewing chorus Senior Chorus: Mr. Eaton, forever and ever Jimmy Hennahane: More Birthdays taff all students: More assemblies and fewer classes Jazz Band: Another leader like Pete Student Council: Bigger and better Mardi Gras Future Yearbook Staffs: Editors like Purdy and Steck Future Senior Boys: Those little black books Future Senior Girls: A date for every dance Future Class Dances: More stags who cut in Mr. Hagen: No more years in lab like this one the Attendance Office: Non but legal excuses everybody everywhere: A peaceful and prosper reof: We have hereunto subscribed our name. 1311 ous future CLASS OF 1954 Herbert Adams Tennis 3 Tumbling Z Highlights 3 Uldis Alks Band 3, 4 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 3 Sr. Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Science Club 3, 4 Gertrude Almeter F.H.A. l,2,3,4 JT- Nat. Honor Soc. Z Sr- Nat. Honor'Soc. 4 Anne L. Baldwin Service Club Z Senator 3, 4 Science Club Z, 3, 4 Sec., Treas. of Science Club 3, 4 Youth Discussion 3, 4 Red Cross Rep. 3 Honor Soc. 3, 4 A. F. S. 4 Girls Sports 1, Z, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Barbara Balthasar Sr. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Girl's Varsity A 3, 4 Var. Cheerleader 4 Girls Sports 1, Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3 Pete r Baranowski Football 1, Z, 3 Service Club 3 Thomas Bechtel Executive Board 1 Class Pres. Z, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Senior Band 1, 3, 4 Red Cross Council 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Tennis Z, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 A.F.S. 4 Honor Society Pres. 4 Clyde Becker J. V. Football 2. J. V. Basketball l, Z Var. Football 3, 4 Activities Var. Basketball 3, 4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Eleanor Becker Service Club 3, 4 F..H.A. 3,4 Jeredith Belden Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Speaker of the House 3 Red Cross 1, Z Jr. Play 3 Varsity A 3, 4 Pres. of Teen Club 4 Executive Board 1, Z, 3, 4 Sec. of Class 4 Jr. Honor Soc. 3,4 Sr. Honor Soc. 3,4 Girls sports 1, Z, 3, 4 Highlights 1, Z, 3, 4 Spanish teacher 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Service Club 1, Z, 3, 4 Betty Belz Junior Play usher 3 Graduation usher 3 Highlights 4 Service Club Z Jr. Nat. Honor Soc.1 Bowling 3 Student Stenographer 4 Sr. Nat. Honor Soc. 4 Yearbook 4 Joann Bement Highlights 3, 4 Jr. Play Usher 3 Student Stenographer 4 Beverly Bennet Jr. Play 3 Youth Discussion Group 3 Bowling 3 Yearbook 4 Art Club 4 Yvonne B e rg Service Club Z 321 Office Help 4 William B reidenstein Intermural Basketball 1, 2 lntermural Volleyball 1, 2. J. V. Baseball Z Virginia Broad Sr. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Bookroorn Assistant 4 Orchestra 1, Z, Jr. Chorus 1, 2 Sally B rown Jr. Play 3 Highlights 1, Z, 3, 4 Service Club 4 Girl's Varsity A Club 4 Jr. Red Cross Z, 3, 4 Sr. Natl. Honor Soc. 3, Youth Disc. Group 3, 4 Douglas Burke Var. Football Z, 3, 4 Var. Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4 Var. Basketball 3,4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 James Carter Sr. Band 4 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Anne Catt Student Council 1, 4 Yearbook Ed. Editor 4 Girl's Sports Z, 3, 4 Sr. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4 Red Cross 1, Z Bowling 2, 3, 4 Highlights 1, 4 Service Club 4 Head of Student Orientation 4 Youth Disc. Group 3, 4 Jean Church F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Highlights 4 Carol Corker Science Club 4 Bowling 4 Highlights 4 Yearbook 4 Sr. Chorus 4 Library Staff 4 Art Club 4 Graham Davidson Student Council Pres. 4 Youth Disc. Group 3, 4 Red Cross Treas. 4 Science Club 3 Nat. Honor Soc. 4 Nancy Jane Depke Treas. of class l, 3, 4 Pres. of Service Club 3 Sec. of Bowling 2.-4 Jr. Honor Soc. 3 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Girls Sports 1-4 Executive Board 1-4 Student Council 1-3 Bookroom 4 Elizabeth Ann Do ran Highlights 1-4 Service Club 1-4 Teen Club l-4 Executive Board 1-3 Class Sec. 1 Art Club 1, Z Prom committee 3 Student Council 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Joan Dorst Service Club 1-3 Highlights 3, 4 Jr. Play Usher 3 Elsie Doster Home Room Pres. Z Service Club Z-4 Student Council 3, 4 Sr. Art Club 4 Yearbook 4 Jr. Play Program Nancy Dro s endahl Service Club 2-4 Sr. Chorus 1-4 Joan Eaton Jr. Chorus 1 Service Club Z, 3, 4 Bowling 3 F.H.A. 1, Z, 3, 4 Marilyn Ernst Service Club 3, 4 Library Staff 4 Red Cross Z, 3, 4 Girls Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Youth Disc. Group 4 William Esher Highlights Sports Ed. 3 Highlights Editor 4 Youth Disc. Group 3, 4 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Student Council 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Jr. Play manager 3 Red Cross 3 U.N. Contest 3 William K. Fones Basketball 2.,3, 4 Cross Country Z Patricia L. Foss F.H.A. 3, 4 Library Staff 3, 4 Arnold Foster V. Football Z, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 4 Varsity A Club 4 Sr. Band 4 Orchestra 4 David Gaskin J. Vi. Baseball l, 2. J. V. Football l, 2 Var. Football 3, 4 Varsity A Club 4 Myrna Gloss Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. l Art Club 3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 Abigail M. Handy Girls Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Red Cross Ex. Bd. 3, Service Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Art Club 4 Grad. Usher 3 Jr. Play Stage Comm. 3 Aileen Jane Ha rtloff Girls Sports l, Z, 3, 4 Varsity A Pres. 4 Red Cross l, 2 Bowling 3, 4 Projection Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Ester Hawley Highlights dist. Z, 3, 4 Girl's Sports Z, 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Comm. 3 Grad. Usher 3 Service Club 4 Bowling 3, 4 Sr. Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 Student Counselor 2. Joan Carol Hawley Library Assistant 3, 4 Cafeteria Assistant 3, 4 Jame s M . Hennahane Pres. of Sr. Class Var. Football Z, 3, 4 Var. Baseball Z, 3, 4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Sr. Chorus 4 John Hise Football l Jr. Play Cast 3 Richard Hoffman Jr. High Basketball l Betty Hollowood Girls Sports Service Club 3 F.H.A. Z Yearbook 4 Highlights 4 Sr. Chorus 4 Jr. Chorus 1 Patricia Hurd Jr. Play usher 3 Grad. usher 3 Jr. Chorus 1 4-H Club l Roy Kephart Wrestling 3 Square Dance Club l Wayne Kiener F.F.A. Reporter 4 J. V. Baseball 1 David Kingston Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Football l, Z, 4 Baseball l, Z, 4 Sec. -Treas. Stu. Coun. 3 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Sec. Sr. Homeroom 4 Jr. Honor Soc. 3 Student Council Z Varsity A Club 3, 4 Raymond M. Kron Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, Z, 3, 4 Track l, Z, 3, 4 Jr. Play 3 Sr. Band 1, Z, 3, 4 Jacqueline Lee Girls Sports l, Z, 3, 4 Red Cross Z Dance Club 3 Science Club 4 Mary Jane Lewis Red Cross Z Jr. Band 3 Girls Sports 2 Service Club Z, 3, 4 F.H.A. 3,4 Highlights 3,4 Highlights Ex. Ed. 4 Yearbook 4 Jr. Play usher 3 Marie F. Logel Library 3 F. H.A 3, 4 Thomas R. Macaluso Football l, Z, 4 Service Club 3, 4 John C. MacLean Football l, Z Dance Band 4 Service Club 3 South American Band 4 Pete r Mann Sr. Band 2, 3, 4 Sr. Orchestra 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Cross Country Z Marching Band Z, 3, 4 Vice Pres. Class 4 JV Baseball Z Jr. Honor Soc. 2. Service Club Z Jay F. Marshall Jr. Golf l, Z, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Inter. Basketball l, Z Bowling Z, 3 Service Club 3 Teen Club 3, 4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Senior Chorus Dorothy McCubbin F. H.A. Z, 3, 4 Service Club 3, 4 Bowling 3 Donald E . Merlau JV Baseball l JV Football l Var. Track Z, 3, 4 Joyce Metz F. H. A. Z, 3, 4 F.H.A. Pres. 4 Attendance Office l-4 Library l John Militello Projection Club 3, 4 Red Cross 2. Sr. Orchestra Z, 3, 4 Shirley Moore Girls Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Sr. Chorus 4 Bookroorn 4 Latin Band 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew George S. Moritz Track Bowling Volleyball Basketball Se rvice Club Donald Nattras s J. V. Baseball 1 J. V. Basketball l Var. Football 2, 3, 4 Service Club 3, 4 B everly Naulty Jr. Play 3 Student Council Z Service Club 4 Jr. Chorus l Bowling 3 Carol Neeb Sr. Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Jr. Chorus 7, 8 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Girls Sports Z., 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Highlights 4 Service Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Roderick Newman J. V. Football l, 2 Track 1, Z, 3 F. F.A. 1, Z Marilyn Newton Student Counselors Z Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Sr. Chorus 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Service Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Usher 3 Thoma s D . Nicholas Cross Country Z, 3, 4 Track Z, 3, 4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Rose Marie Nuwer Jr. Chorus l Sr. Chorus Z, 3,4 Jr. Chorus Accomp. 4 Latin American Band 3, 4 Swing Band 4 Highlights Bus. Man. 4 Highlights Reporter 3 Student Counselor Z Nancy Otis Student Council 3, 4 .Service Club 3, 4 Ex. Board l, 4 Youth Disc. Group3 Honor Soc. Z, 3, 4 Library Staff 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 Student Counselor Z Charles Paul Football l, Z William Perison Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. Z Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 J. V. Baseball Student Counselor Z Service Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball l Basketball l, Z, 3 Jane Purdy Yearbook Co-Ed. 4 Highlights 1, 2, 3 Art Club 3, 4 Art Club Pres. 3 Sec. of Stud. Orien. 3 Service Club 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3,4 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 2 Sr. Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 Varsity-A Club 3, 4 Pub. Head for Jr. Play 3 Student Counselor Z Air Raid Warden 4 Geometry Tutor 3, 4 Douglas Reed Track 3 Keith Richards 4-H Club 1, Z Jr. Red Cross 3 Conservation Club 3 Highlights 3 Sr. Chorus 4 Ma ry Ricke rt Highlights 3 Service Club 3, 4 Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Yearbook 4 Jr. Red Cross l, Z, 3 Girls Sports 3, 4 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. Z Patricia Ann Roneke r F.H.A. Z, 3, 4 Service Club 3, 4 Bookroorn 4 Robe rt R. Rorapaugh Jr. Play 3 Basketball 1, Z, 3 Science Club Z, 3, 4 Sr. Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Cross Country 2 Boy's Chorus 4 David Austin Ruttan Football l, Z, 3 Latin American Band 4 Kenneth Sarncoe Service Club 4 Margaret P. Schaffer Sr. Chorus 3,4 Jr. Chorusl F.H.A. Z Rosalind Schutz Jr. Play Cast 3 Highlights 3, 4 Service Club 3 Youth Disc. Group 3, 4 Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 4 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Girls Sports 1, Z, 3, 4 Bowling 3, 4 Ca rol Schwa rtz Jr. Honor Soc. 2. Sr. Honor Soc. 3,4 Highlights 3, 4 Service Club 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Variety Show Usher 4 F.H.A. Dance Dec. 3 Sally Shaddock Girls Sports l, Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 JV Cheerleader l Var. Cheerleader 2, 3 Girl's Varsity A 3, 4 Jr. Play Cast 3 Service Club 4 Yearbook 4 Sr. Chorus 2, 3,4 Spanish Tutor 3, 4 Ex. Board l, Z, 3, 4 Air Raid Warden 4 Student Counselor Z Jr. Prom Dec. 3 Lucille Mary Shiltz F. H. A. 3, 4 Library 3 Attendance Office 4 Grace B. Sisler Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Jr. Play Usher 3 Service Club 3, 4 Art Club 4 Science Club 3, 4 Ge rald Slade Service Club 2 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 F.F.A. Pres. 4 John Sly Football 1, 2 Cross Country 3, 4 Track 3 Red Cross Rep. 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Varsity A 3, 4 Jr. Honor Soc. Z Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Yearbook 4 Nicholas Smith Track 2 Bowling Z, 3 , 4 Mary Emm Snyde r Jr. Play Stage Crew 3 Highlights 3 Service Club Z, 3, 4 Library Staff Z Girls Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Los Musicantes 4 Book Room Assistant 4 Jack Stanger Sr. Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club l, Z, 3 Jr. P1ay3 Olga Ste ck Yearbook Co-Ed. 4 Homeroom Rep. Z Jr. Play Pub. 3 Jr. Prom Pub. 8: Dec Sadie Hawkins Dec. Girl's Sports 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Service Club Z, 3, 4 Highlights 3, 4 Sr. Chorus 3,4 Executive Board 3, 4 Latin Band 3, 4 Air Raid Warden 4 Conrad Steller Bowling l, 4 Sr. Chorus 4 Patricia Streicher Jr. Honor Soc. Z 3 Sec. 81 Treas. for H. James Sullivan Bowling Z, 3 Raymond L. Tinch Service Club 4 Civil Air Patrol 3, 4 Tumbling 3 Marie Tinto Library 3, 4 David Torke Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4 Sr. Chorus 1-4 Student Council 4 Science Club 1-4 Jr. Play 3 Highlights 4 Yearbook 4 William H. Ulmer Student Council Z Service Club Z, 3, 4 Sr. Chorus l-4 Varsity A 4 Football 4 Basketball 2, 4 Track 3 V. Pres. of Class 2 Roger Vinton JV Baseball 1, Z Varsity Baseball 3, JV Football 1 Varsity Football Z, Varsity A Club 3, 4 Jr. Honor Soc. 2 Shirley Volk Jr. Play Usher 3 Grad. Usher 3 Air Raid Warden 4 Jr. Chorus 1 Highlights 4 Yearbook 4 Rosemarie Wagne r Homeroom Rep. 1 Red Cross Rep. 2. Jr. Play Usher 3 Grad. Usher 3 4 3,4 No rman Wa rne r Cross Country Z JV Baseball Z Class Ex. Board 1, 2 Class Pres. 1 Margaret E. West Jr. Play Usher 3 Sr. Chorus 3 Sr. Band 3 Girl's Varsity A 3 JV Cheerleaders 1 Girl's Sports l, Z, 3 Bowling Z, 3 Kathie Whiteman Jr. Play Cast 3 Red Cross 1, Z, 3 Girl's Varsity A Z, 3, 4 Girl's Sports 1, Z, 3, 4 Executive Board Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Joan Wilkins Yearbook 4 Service Club 3, 4 Observing 4 Girl's Varsity A 4 Girl's Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 Highlights 3 l35l Joan Wille rt Student Counselor 2. Youth Disc. Group 3 Girl's Sports 3 Jr. Play Cast 3 Jr. Honor Soc. 3 Library 4 Observing 4 Yearbook 4 Bowling 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4 John H. Williams JV Baseball 1 Cross Country 2 JV Basketball 2 Varsity Baseball Z, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Student Council 3 Varsity A Club 3, 4 Rose Williams F.H.A. 2, 3,4 Service Club 3, 4 Yearbook 4 F.H.A. Sec. 4 Gail Wolff V.Pres. of Class 1 Sec. of Class Z, 3 Student Council VP 4 Bowling 3, 4 All State Chorus 2, 3, Sr. Chorus l-4 Highlights 2, 3 Roge r Woodworth Service Club 1, Z JV Football l, Z. JV Baseball 1, Z Donald Wrathall Yearbook 4 Jr. Honor Soc. 3 Sr. Nat. Honor Soc.- Highlights 4 Science Club 1-4 Varsity A 3, 4 Cross Country Z, 4 Golf l-4 David S . Wyatt Jr. Play Stage Crew Bookroorn 4 Leah Yount Yearbook 4 Service Club 3,4 Youth Disc. Group 4 Girl's Sports Z, 3, 4 Bowling Z, 3, 4 4 4 3 MOST POPULAR FRESHMEN MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORE MOST POPULAR JUNIOR 'Wm MOST ATHLETIC Doug Burke, Linda Schutz MOST ORIGINAL Bill Esher, Jane Purdy ,wi BEST DRESSED Anne Catt, Jim Hennahane Seniar Pnl! Beverly Hessel Denny French Lynn Godfrey Busti Burke Patricia Shepler M91-vin Baker ' MOST MISCHIEVIOUS MAN 8: WOMAN HATERS Shirley Moore, Don Rice Doug Burke, Carol SChWa1'tZ. BEST DANCERS MOST SERIOUS Bill Ulmer, Joan Wilkins Ginny Broad, John Sly S Q L,,,.L -I 'JVS A MOST ADMIRED BEST LOOKING Nancy Depke, Graham Davidson John Hise, Leah Yount I36I NICEST PERSONALITY Roger Woodworth, Jerry Belden 14 CLASS FLIRTS Jirn Hennahane, Anne Catt MOST STUDIOUS Ann Baldwin, Dave Torke MOST FRIENDLY Bill Ulmer, Shirl Moore MOST DEPENDABLE Sally Brown, Graham Davidson Q A :Li-.ri ,Z iw . N ' tt? ni? 1 ' B 4 -Q Q. Q68 if ii ii ' me , MOST HUMOROUS Don Rice, Barb Balthasar DID MOST FOR E.A.H.S. Nancy Depke, Torn Bechtel MOST MUSICAL Pete Mann, Rose Nuwer H3711 CLASS DAYDREAMERS Leah Yount, Dave Kingston ? , ' j' gm L ' 'Q' , 'O' , M R V-L 3- if gif fix Z 17:7 , I '11 in , jg? ,. , ggi? of rv - ' 4, Yi W.-42 fl. ,. is Av, l MOST COURTEOUS Carol Neeb, Jay Marshall MOST ARTISTIC Olga Steck, Doug Reed EXCHANGE STUDENTS Gerry Mielke, Peter Moeller 022194 'Q Y A 7 B57 7-I S I l liz in ka E . -.N F aif-,-x- TXXW ,--w I K ' .' .- A , Q l' Y fe- R vs, 4 731559 s B n If 'xx h N lj E 1 X Vx Q X I I i J X lvl I Praphecy To live, love, and laugh was the desire of Shirl Moore. ln this she has succeeded, to be sure. Don Nattrass to Hollywood did go. He also won a date with Marilyn Monroe. Jerry Belden wanted to take life as it came, with a smile. Since doing so she's been happy all the while. All-American in football is Kinky these days. He goes to Northwestern where he learns all his plays. Managing Stan Kenton is Johnny MacLean! That band is really on the beam. Sally Shaddock, to Mars in her rocket, did go And the first thing on the planet was her big toe. Shirley Volk her secret desire would not tell, But it seems to us that she's done right well. To bowl 300 was Rosie Wagner's aim. In doing so she won her fame. He went to Africa, did Nick Smith, On a twelve year safari trip. Nancy Otis is now seen cruising the drag, Cause for her license into Buffalo she did jag. Bob Rorapaugh, as an oilman, is now in Texas drillin' For, you see, his ambition was to make a million. Bob Norberg has built a Christian Radio Station And from it he broadcasts all over the nation. Clyde Becker, we hear, received his letter in ping-pong. Way to go Clyde. Let's sound the gong. All Ellie Becker wants to do is eat and sleep. And let time, away from her, creep. Appearing in one of her own creations in Mademoi- selle ls Olga Steck, our own fair damsel! .Tacie Lee wanted her secret kept And so, for her sake, no tears are wept. You'll find in Montana, with a cattle ranch and all Our own Janie Purdy and cowhands tall. Minnie Neeb is now called Carol, we understand She's also singing with- a top name band. Nancy Depke had a secret desire that we think She has been doing for years without a wink. Paul Adams wanted to have a champion- steer He's got one now and he's won every prize this year Albert Gaillard now owns the fastest car in E.A. He can out-drag all the guys any old day. Gary Fox is the proud owner of his own jet plane Some of the noises it makes really drive you insane. Jack Foster has an Elderado now Watchout! Here he comes. Look at him go! Holy Cow! Pat Foss is busy making weekdays into weekends. Now we know what she does with all the time she spends. A Cadillac does Marilyn Ernst now own. It is said that that car has even flown. A military secret is Gert Almeter keeping But we may find out--what with all our pleading. Bonnie Berg hasn't vet made up her mind But we're in no hurry so we'll give her time. Sally Brown wanted all of life to be as happy, as her Senior year. She's been a success and is happy, so we think she rates a cheer. A night with Marilyn Maxwell did Bill Fones spend. He says she's a good conversationalist and a won- derful friend. Carol Corker did live happily ever after In a home that is filled with kids and with laughter. Liz Doran set off the fire alarm system in E. A. High School. We understand the commotion caused was really cool. Marie Tinto wanted to be tall She took some pills and now she's taller than all. Dave Torke said lf she only knew. Maybe she does. My question, do you? Jim Carter wanted to make a life of the Army. He's a general now and he lives on salami. Don Klier wanted a garage of his own some day That day has come and he's really making hay. Johnny Hise is swinging on his lucky star. He's gotten himself a brand new car. Gail Wolff , Betty Hollowood and, the thorn among the roses, Billy Breidenstein took a trip around the world. How other people lived was before them unfurled. Jim Sullivan owns a brand new Rolls Royce And we think that that is really pretty nice. Elsie Doster to California did go But she didn't like Christmas Without any snow. All Don Rice wanted to do was wise up He did and now he's a big man in Europe. Ron Peterson owns a new car It's a Lincoln and he says that it's the best by far. Jo Bement went to Hawaii on a ship She had, we hear, a terrific trip. Doug Burke made the chess team at Yale this year We think that Dougser really rates a cheer. Barb Balthasar has a house and a back yard too. We hear it's ranch style and all brand new. Dave Gaskin finally got his honor points three And now he's out celebratingg making whoopee! A license now has Willert, Joan And with some cop, she'll pick a bone. Roger Lee Woodworth wanted to drive EMM's truck He did and that first time in the mud he got stuck! Gerry Mielke wanted to come back here someday. She's back now and in a Broadway play. Dave Ruttan wanted to play like Flip He succeeded and boy! is he hep! Roy Kephart got married and now has some kids. We understand that the last one still wears bibs. A certain girl, whose last name is Eaton, her own beauty shop does own. So if ever you need a cold wave just go and see our Joan. Nancy Drosendahl is a model in New York, the city , And we also hear that she's sitting pretty. Ken Samcoe wanted to out guess Miss Harp, But I guess for us Seniors she's just too smart. Keith Burnett has teamed up with Hanna It's caused such a fuss! As President of his club it's really a russ! Myrna Gloss married a great big muscleman. When they fight, l'll bet she uses a frying pan. Arnie Foster's secret desire is Miss Dietrich, our cs.-ivisor. I don't know which one ought to run. Which would be the wiser? Astride an ostrich Herb Adams won the Kentucky Derby And now the world is going topsy-turvey. Jack Stanger prepared for the mission works And now he's overseas helping the Turks. Ginny Broad, in The National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden, did ride! She won so many honors that she had to hide. Peter Moeller, before his 50th birthday, did not marry But on his 51st he got hooked. Hooray! Hooray! Bev Bennet took a trip around the world one year And now resides in Franceg at least that's what we hear. Bev Naulty is a jet pilot, in her spare time, of course. She flies to England but she never gets to see it, says she with remorse. Both Marilyn Newton and Mary Snyder want to be happy. To live and love and sing My Heart Belongs to Pappv- Rog Vinton has always wanted to own a good car. From the looks of things he has a way to go, by far. Making whoopie we hear is our departed Peg West. We miss her and really wish her the best. Rosie Williams now owns a thousand horses. Oh, for those good old days, she sadly remorses. Leah Yount has now learned to drive. CAUTION! keep off the road if you want to stay alive Pete Baranowski had a drag race with a new car And he out ran the other guy by far. Uldis Alks has returned to wherever he wanted to go, Whether it be a land of sunshine or snow. Kathie Whiteman was on a quiz show the other night. She won a million dollars. Pity, Pity! What a plight! Joanie Wilkins' Spanish has sure come in handy For she's in South America now and she says it's just dandy. Dave Wyatt took a trip to sunny Cal With a carload of girls. See ya' around, pal! Don Wrathall contends that you should not play golf on the grasses. lt's so rnuch more fun driving a ball down the hall between classes. Esther Hawley visited San Francisco again And since doing so now happy she's been! Joan Hawley started building on the moon And now it's being annexed to the U.S. real soon. Ray Kron won the Indianapolis speed race And his tired car never even left a trace. Mary Jane Lewis went to Ireland, the Emerald Isle. Since being there she's happy all the while. Norm Warner met The Man From Venus. To conquer is their desire, says he, and they mean us! David Welshans out-dragged an Olds the other day. He was so happy he said, Set 'em up. l'll pay. Ray Tinch owns a Le Sabre. Whatever it is---ooo-la-la! The other day Bob Northrup broke l0 seconds. The Olyrnpics, now on him, depends. Rose Marie Nuwer, along with Mr. Eaton's talent personality, Conquered the Broadway stage with her vitality. Johnny Williams is running a stupendous TV show. It's said to be in the windy city, Chicago. Johnny Behrend built a roadster, custom-made, And it is said that now he will not trade. Carol Schwartz married a Martian and in Bermuda resides She and her hubby come and go in their space ship, as do the tides. A Plymouth to Baranowski has Tom Bechtel finally sold. It's a regular old hot-rod, so we are told. John Sly has struck oil. He'll make his money without time and toil. Lucille Shiltz wants to be happy as long as she lives And if fate doesn't fulfill her wish, we will never forgive, Grace Sisler has now got twins And for the job she invented a double-set of safety pins. Anne Catt made the Olympic Diving Team, we hear, And brought top honors to the U. S. this year. Jean Church married Benny one sunny day And on their honeymoon they sailed away. Bill Perison, finally with 90 in English did pass And when he saw his report card he did utter a gasp Linda Schutz has always wanted a week of seven Saturdays. She tried it and found that you can't have no work and all play. Ken Dabb, Jim Gowanlock and Don Merlau all wanted to get married. We always said our Senior boys never tarried. Graham Davidson invented a silent alarm clock He was late for work once and now it's in hock. Joanie Dorst went to Tennessee for her honeymoon. The weather was fine cause that was in June. Bunko Baldwin attended Yale With all those men she didn't fail. Dottie McCubbin honeymoon in Hawaii with Charlie And now they've got a little girl named Carlie. Pete Mann, with his trombone, got his name in Downbeat lt's going to stay there, too, cause when he goes, so do your feet. Gerry Slade joined the Foreign Legion And now he's in Africa or some other far-off region Peggy Schaffer found the dancing partner she'd been looking for eu lf4 tau is he, with charm that win help them on Broadway to score. Barbie Schmidt's married now, the mother of three Two of which are twins, what she wanted, says she, 1 John Militello built a flyin' jet engine, just for sport. Through it he's gained fame as an inventor, an Einstein of a sort. Marie Logel vacationed in gay Paree She says that's really a barrel of fun. Torn Macaluso has learned to dance And now around the floor he does prance. Doug Reed has lived a long and full life So now he's going to retire and smoke his pipe. Keith Richards took a year out and toured the United States. When he got back all he could say is, Gee, this country's great! Pat Roneker went to Arizona, where the air is good and clear, And stayed. She liked it better there than she did here. Shirley Daton has always wanted to be rich. ll II She married a millionaire. What a kitc Wayne Kiener is a baichelor remaining, His freedom he is retaining. Aileen Hartloff to the Marines did go. She's now a corporal--didn't you know. Howie Hoffman at 40 did retire. He made a mint. Way to go there, Sire. Mary Richert got a six page letter the other day Who it was from or what it said whe wouldn't say. Dick Williams, Parker Price, Larry Round, Betty Belz, Dick Hoffman, Julia Schaub, Carol Nichols and Joyce Metz are seniors who just won't let the public know That secret with which They're dying to let go. .Tay Marshall shot a pheasant the other day Three cheers for Jace--hip, hip, hooray! l4111 It seems Bi'l1Esher had a date with J, R. Said he, Other girls l've dated were better, by far! ! Pudge Moritz finally wwns a new Olds 88 He's really going places, at this rate! To be a success was Rod Newmans aim, And he now appears in the reknown Hall of Fame. Jimmy Hennahane is now a New York City resident And is, of a famous club, Vice-president. Abby Handy is now in Europe teaching In this field, fame she is reaching. Bill 'Ulmer wanted to say goodbye to Russ And when he did, a national castastrastroke, what a fuss ! Patti Streicher always wanted to tour a graveyard at midnight. So she got brave, but met a ghost who made her take flight! Connie Stellar owns an XP 300 You don't see him coming for he just by you thunders Tommy Nicholas ran a marathon race He was right out in front setting the pace. Ron Peterson owns a brand-new car lt's a Lincoln and he says that it's the best, by far. She finally learned to drive, did Patty Hurd She's cruising the drag now, is our latest word. ebb ld! JUNIOR PLAY CAST Row 1: K.Whiteman, B. Schmidt, D.Torke, S.Shaddock, B.NaultYS ROW Z2 N-Otis, B- Bennett, R. Kron, J'.Hise, L.Schutz, R.Rorapaugh, J.Wi1lert. Miss Dorothy Dillon, director Under the able direction of Miss Dorothy Dillon, the Class of '54 presented a rollicking comedy of three acts. This play The Little Dog Laughed , involved a young girl, Laurie, who wanted to be a psychiatrist and her hilarious entanglements when she tries out her profession on her first vacation home. Things become even more involved when Laurie falls in love with a handsome young bachelor named Mark Bradford. The play was presented March 19, 2.0, and Zl, and provided a good hearty laiigh for all who attended. cessfullyproduced. A party was held in Miss Dillon's honor and that of the cast's at the home of John Black. Our hats are off to you, Miss Dillon, for all the wonderful things you did for us! The Little Dog Laughed was beautifully directed and suc- own' 5-91 X61 0- xox 'S Q65 Joans1e vw 6, oX'OI'S-Om 6-'Sa J. Black, N. Otis, B . Schmidt. WWW XZYYQK H4311 R. Kron, J. Hise 5,5106 HE D0 CURTAIN--8:15 TICKETS 51.00 J Q Gen.Adm. .75 ff .1-Xfx SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL af XF 1 Q MARCH 19-21 ' A,T: ' i f Mr. Thomas Asbury, stage manager jun Zfr-Scnivr Pm Our Junior-Senior Prom, The Coronation , was a great success. We danced to Art Dederick's music and enjoyed ourselves immensely. The decorations were most unusual. As one entered the gym, one saw a mural of a gilt coach and eight prancv ing horses. Over the band hung a coat of arms and the enclosure for the crowning was decorated with a large shield forming the background of the canopy. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Betty Belz and Jim Gowanlock as our Queen and King. The pre- sentation ceremony was preformed by Jane Siegal and Jerry O'Shei. The attendants to the King and Queen were: Ann Baldwin and Tom Bechtel, Jerry Belden and John Williams, Anne Catt and John Black, Abigail Handy and Bill Esher, Shirley Moore and John MacLean, Linda Schutz and Graham Davidson. KING 8: QUEEN Jim Gowanlock gl Betty Belz THE CORONATIONU l44l i l J 1 1 1 l 4 i 1 X J Row 1: Co-Editors- Row 2: Photography Editor-S.Shaddock, Sports Editor-C. Neeb, Copy Ed- itor -A. Cate. Zfmrbwk Sing The l954 Auroran Staff began production in September 1953 under the able direction of Mr. Carlo Nisita. Like most of the previous year- book staffs, we began by spending too much of our time in discussing and dreaming and too little of it in actual work. However, once the various staffs settled down to work, things began to go more smoothly. Now that the task is finished and our yearbook is completed, We hope that it helps to recall a wealth of high school memories in the years to come. ll D. Torke J. Purdy 8.1 O. Steckg Row 1: M. Richert, J. Willert. Row Z: E. Hawley, J. Sly, B. Hollowood Photography: Sitingg N. Otis, L. Yount, Standing! B- PSUSOH, 5- Shadlof:-k, D. Torke. X399 P, . 99 1 51 - XXX 00 -qw Xoxfl 3. YXOX KN 'Q 16 . Cbfo Q6 005 L- WW EXC' gow i 5 5 XI OX- XZBI 5 X14 we-Wa W! 5' 9 YW '6 o ' 9.65 663-5 Row 1: M., Schaffer, B. Naulty. Row Z: A. Hartloff, Typing Staffg Sitingg M, Hoth, C. Corker, Stand E. Doster, A. Handy, B. Schmidt. ing: B, Belz, C, Neeb, M, Lewis. E463 -' . if a- B'-aa 5.Sba efv Y' Y! Egg Xquifie QW XN. K. 9,1OfgeQewCg' 930' P,.Yla02lx6V'W,i eww' . Q. N1-T2jZi6eil'PS'.?0f'w' f 5596 W X ' gow . 920 yr ' yexf' D69 Q. dock, Sitting: Miss Boldt, Tom Bechtel, Standing: Bill Perison, Nancy Otis. Nafirfmz! J-frfmfr Scfviefy junivr Honor Srfcicfy Row 1: J. Hagmire, C . Allison, C. Brickwell, E. Sly, P. Buszczyh, E. Gail, M. Sly, B. Minsker, M. Bementg Row Z: J. Anderson, G. Crawford, A. Colley, M. B . Kyle, H. Wilson, B . Smith, E. Kieffer, L. Both, E. Albrecht, B. Bee beg Row 3: L. Wiggin, D. Hanley, D. McGrath, J. Gunning, M. Baker, L. Kish, N. Cooley, J. Tucker, R. Kopp. B wi '55-F' Row l: D, Gill, R. Mullen, D. Torke, S. Burke, B. Fox, Row 2: E. Doran, A. Catt, B. Frantz, B. Schmeh, V. Bahanovich, J. Foss, A. Baldwin, A. Hartloffg Row 3: P. Mann, D. Potter, T. Bechtal, M. Baker, W. Esher, J.Youngers, D. Andrews. Student Zvuncil The Student Council has just completed one of its most suc- cessful years. Following a record Student Activity Ticket mem- bership drive, the Council headed the Community Chest Drive in Sitting: Davidsorhpres' ' Mr' L'Mc' the high school. New projects were started, including music in Nelbadvlsors ROW Z' C'Sm1th'Sec' 'G' the cafeteria and a policy to improve inter-school relationships. Wolff-v. pres. The Council sponsored the Znd annual Mardi Gras and donated over S500 to the Foreign Exchange Student Fund. Throughout the year, the Council worked more closely not only with school organizations but also with other Student Councils. Row 1: R. Seeber, R. Miller, S. Northrup, S. Culp, D. Kopp, P. Ernesto, J. Hager, N. KOPPS Row Z: M. Bement, V Drick, C. Rowley, M. Wheeler, N. Otis, E. Doster, C. Nicholas, -P. Smith, J. Hagmireg Row 3: C. Cole, L. Holts- claw, R. Kopp, H. Wells, B . Hessel, B. Smith, J. Belden, M. Hoth, J. Willert, B. Pierce, Row 4: D. Hubbs, J. Sly, H. Youngers. D. Cazier, T. French, D. Bell, E. Reigh, J. Rorapaugh, M. Cyrulik. k H4811 Row l: B. Fox, M.Raths .l'.Grew, K. Karlson,B. Church, Row Z: J. Dorst M. Kyle, J. Ricketson, 5. Gill, C. Corker, N. Cooley, K. Baldwin. J-llyhhylzfs Mr. Howard Hoover 0 We can all be proud of the progress and accomplishments of this years High- lights. Bill Esher's stimulating editor- ials, Ann Doran's informative gossip column, Jim Silliman's thrilling sports write ups, Don Wrathall's excellent pho- tographs, as well as accurate reporters and an efficient business staff, have all Edito 1 helped to make this years Highlights the ROW 2: ij Staff: D best ever. lt wasn't all talent howeverg ' -7. Le .' McGr WIS J I ath, 'W many hours of hard work on the part of 1 .SUM . Esh every member of the staff went into each man, N Der' A, DOI' - ' epke 13115 issue. As a payoff, our paper was tied for first place in its class in the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association Contest. 1 . ,fi ' . 6 f 'r visa-sis 'ETSI-'iif 1-,-.Mgr ' ,.xgg,..3, 1.3.1 .5 1' yf it 'Y ' Row 1: Kopp, Mills, Beebe, Churchg fat 81 Photoi Staffl G-CT3-W' Row Z: Siegle, Godfrey, Grew, Han- Row 1: B. Hollowood, R. Nuwer, Ord' 0-SfeCk1ROw21D- Torkev ISYS Row 3: Pickrell, Schutz, Mal- M. L. Bement, Row Z: C. Corker, D.Wrathall,J.Purdy. achowski, Crawford. A, Colley, i49l y gli, . fi f- Eze Row l: J. Hagrnire, J. Offhaus, A. Handy, B. Frantz, M. Helrnich, M. Ernst, E. Gail, M. Breidensteing R Z' ' ow ,M. Kyle, J. Belden, M. Cyrulik, J. Aldred, C. Cotter, N. Brown, K. Baldwin, A. Cattg Row 3: R. Kopp, E. Doster, J. Ertell, M. Hoth, N. Drosendahl, J. Eaton, E. Hawley, B. Hollowood, C. Hawley Service glllb Each year the Service Club sponsers a Variety Show, the proceeds of which are ke, Adv' donated to our adopted school in Holland. N, De? Our service activities include ushering, idx, P1789 office help, library assistants, student B. Scbm 065' teaching, ticket and program selling, hall Tfeze, 5eC- N' monitors and any other services which we Bee rnay be called upon to do. Row 1: R. Williams, D. Walker, M. Patterson, L. Langendorfer, P. Roneker, B. Naulty, G. Weiss, Row 2: C. Mills, M. Richert, C. Nichols, M. Newton, J. Willert, M. Lewis, O. Steck, S. Shaddock, C. Schwavfzrig Row 3: J. Wilkins, P. Woodruff, J. Souder, D. Sprague, G. Morritz, A. Metz, J. Purdy, C. NC9b5 Row 4: R. Tinch, J. McCormick, G. Souder, J. Miller, D. Rice, R. Nattrass, G. Tyler, L. Yount B. Smith. l50l Sitting: L. Cotton, G. Crawford, A. Handy, Row 1: N. Hanley, B. Codd, P. YOung, S. B uffum, S. Parkinson, J. Burkhard, C. Teson, L. Lang- endorferg Row Z: J. Nuwer, M. Fox, J. Kitley, L. Godfrey, Y. Nenno, B. Fox, S. Naulty, K. McKeeman, N. Browng Row 3: O. Steck, S. Gill, J. Pickrell, B. Scobie, R. Krishan, V. Tinch, L. Stenzel, S. Herbart, C. Miller, C. Corker. diff 61116 fuuizfz' Hlzmzs X ,WL t '2': :rk . J . 1. ,:,. . , I 4 - A ' 5 QQ! I In M V i . Row 1: J. Aldred, J. Vance, R. Reigh, B. Schoenthal, M. Young, L. Porter, C. Hanlon, P. Souder, B. Cole, S. Baker, Row Z: B. Church, S. Northrup, L. Smith, B. Freeman, M. Stangle, L. Phillips, C. Moog, M. Lemmon, G. Young, K. McKeernan, D. Danner, J. Nuwer, S. Dietrich, T. Post, K. Johnson J. Haley Row 3: L. Snith, S. Cornwall, J. Schwartz, A.- Hager, S. Vosseler, V. Horton, A. Gunner, W. Donovan, K. Watts, M. Liles, C. Glownia, J. Keller, J. Roberts, B. Sherwood, Row 4: C. Berg, P. Armitage, E. Wilkins, S. Sorenson, N. Kirby, M. Plowright, L. Holtsclaw, M. Fones, K. Martin, C. Houser, S. Zee, C. Prevot, K. Catt, J. Reeves, C. Kingston, J. Rosehart, K. Carlsong Row 5: J. Spit- zel, J. Smith, Y. Nenno, H. Walls, L. Willert, F. Brown, J. Marschall, J. Henry, L. Pollock, J. Petre, J. Keller, S. Bartlett, S. Holbrook, J. Gould, B. Hessel, P. Kramer, B. Hubbs. H5111 km, Sitting A Baldwin sec A Handy v pres Row 1: J. Kitley, C. Corker, J. Mielke, G. Sisler, J. Leeg Row Z L Baldwin, B. Clark, R. Rorapaugh, J. Rorapaugh, B. Witteyg Row 3 J. VanHorn, A. Metz, A. Spencer, T. Langford, D. Wrathall, L Kish siandnig: 'ML T. AS-buryladlf. , T. B-eehtei-'S reporter, D. Torke-pres. Projccfim 61116 Members of the Projection Club learn to operate and care for all the audio visual ma- chines used in the school. The students oper- ate the machines for teachers in both the ele- mentary and high school, as well as for some community organizations. One student is on duty in the projection room and one in the ele- mentary office every period of the day ready for call. The Projection Club provides an invaluable service to our school. This year the Science Club continued to strive for the perfection that science requires Many interesting field trips were taken to sup plement the regularly scheduled topics given by the members. Among these were the trips to Republic Steel and the ornithological study of the area. The club wound up the year with a picnic of fun only. M r. Thomas Burdick Sitting: D. Baker, M. Androhaltg Row l: T. Sly, R. Benzel, L. Hart- man, M. Mathews, D. Reinhart, B. Dakeg Row Z:A. Kalle, H. Wil- son, W. Crockett, L. Strang, K. Everett, J. Hurd, J. Militello. t52l mar? 'ms Row 1: B. Church, J. Coatsworth, C. Mclver, G. Almeter, J. Metz, R. Williams, P. An-ierlialt, R. Spaltig Row Z: S. Ulrich, M. Logel, S. Knapp, B. Williams, L. Comstock, P. Foss, M. Zeigler, N. Basile, J. Lee: Row 3: N. Samcoe, G. Potter, C. Siegle, J. Church, M. Gloss, B. Argyle, P. Woolley, P. Roneker, V. Letsong Row 4: D. Davis, S. Dake G. Estabrook, B. Denzel, J. Rhodes, J. Eaton, J. Weinheirner, S. Bohall, M. J. Lewis, C. Schwartz. Slufurv ffrfmemakers af America Zufure Zzrmers nfflmerica Row 1: P. Stroh, J. Schaub, W. Kiener, D. Alineter, G. Slade, P. Adams, R. Hill, J. Potter: Row Z: R. Alan, M. Schazel, K. Mundt, G. Smith, R. Nieman, J. Wolff, R. Johnson, D. LeFort, J. Cornwall, J. Foss, C. Curtis, B . Foss, Row 3: J. Foss, G. Wittenrich, L. Luther, N. Horschel, K. Dabb, R. Kester, G. Schoenthal, M. Schneider, R. Dodge B. Darbee, R. Reimer: Row 4: R. Hudson, B. Will, R. Rowland, J.Gunner, R. Blakely, F. Bliss, C. Cook, D. Silli- man, R. Nieman, H. Wheeler. X 51533 Rowl:S. Moore, V. Broad, B. Minsker, B. Groben, E. Dietrich, S. Naulty, B. Courtney, J. Marky, M., L, Bement, RowZ:B. Argauer, K. Baldwin, W., Dibblee, E. Albrecht, J. Mercer, C. Mills, B. Balthasar, B. Beebe, E. Gail, Row3:M. Holmes, A. Catt, B. Frantz, B. Hollowood, J. Marshall, P. Morgan, C. Neeb, M. C. Grace: L. Both, A. Murzynski5Row42C. Miller, M. Newton, J. Basil, J. Hennahane, N. Drosendahl, E. Kieffer, A. Foster, S. Little, C. Corker. tl' :.:V Senmr Hhmzs K f VV Mr. Elwood Eaton Row1:G. Wolff, R. Steislinger, S. Yox, S. Sullivan, B. Schmidt, M. A. Sly, P. Pratt, T. Wood, S. OrrgRowZ:S. Parkin- son, S. Shaddock, J. Spencer, A. Colley, O. Steck, M. B. Kyle, R., M. Nuwer, N. Wiesner, P. Welker,Row3:L. Wiggin, J. Pickrell, J. Ricketson, J. Brice, K. Schneckenberger, M. Welch, S. Post, M. Pierce, G. Petre, D. Trank:Row4:F Zimmerman, K. Richards, L. Round, J. Putney, C. Steller, B. Rorapaugh, D. Watts, J. Stanger, D. Torke. 55411 .ei59ra. , BAND 'www-1' Q Row 1: D. Trank, J. Grandi, J. Miller, L. Godfrey. Row Z: J. Graham, J. Lloyd, V. Alks, J. Renfrew, H. Schmidt, P. Brookrnan, A. Tieffel, G. Hoffman, L. Silberberger, G. Hoag, Row 3: L. C. Jensen, . Ernst, J. Green, D.'Swartz, E. Albrecht, M. Matthei, M. Newton, J. Baker, J. Smith, Lehman, C B. Baily, A. Foster. Row 4: Mr. R. Hudson, D. Derner, B. Baker, J. Aldred, J. Pierce, J. Spooner, P. Shumway, R. Bliemeister, J. Green, E. Reigh, W. Krantz, J. Minsker, W. Zent, T. Bechtel. Row 5: U. Alks, P. Mann, T. French, A. Spencer, C . Newton, J. Carter, R. Henry, R. Cole, R. Kron, T. Standeven, J. Dunham, D. Bartoo, P. Mac Robetts, G. Merz. Smivr Hand .7lll4l0l' IKM! ..- M xxx, X V Row 1: W. Drane, R. Brookznan, E. Gingerich, M. Swart, D. Howell, R. Troutman, P. Winton, H. Foster, M. Zimmermann. Row Z: J. Schmidt, W. Winstrom, C. Henrich, C. Havens, T. Jennings, J. Henry, S. Mandry, R. Boyd, M. Butler, L. Schneider. Row 3: S. Flaherdy, C. Heintz, M. Metzger, D. Handy, J. Marzolf, J. Patti, Mr. R. Hudson, R. Stuart, R. Stebbins, F. Cole, J. Bebee, H. Roberts. Absent: R. Matthei, P. Moore, T. Heimberg ll55l Rowl:R. Rowley, D. Handy, L. Nyhart, K. Watts, J. Hoag, J. Keller, B. Nicholas, J. Petreg RowZ:S. Grey, V. Broad, R. Kron, J. Lloyd, J. Hurd, B . Crantz, E. Reigh, I. Standeven, C. Ernst, V. Alks, J. Militello, R. Wyatt, C . Babcock, Row3:S. Larrison, J. Jensen, M. Newton, M. Grace, N. Sklarski, L. Hogue, C. Jensen, T. Bechtel, J. Pierce, D. De ner, P. Mann, J. Lloyd, J. Schaeffer, J. GunninggRow4:J. Spitzel, Mr. Olrnstead, J. Aldred. Orclzvsfrn A C soi., , y ,A Vi V 7.5835 Jzu 6 OHM r'ril J E ' iff 0 ' . Yi-Ogg .. .'-- V wx: - , K Y N -yrell Q Mr. Robert Hudson Row 1: T. Green,4E. Reigh, C. Ernst, J.Green, D. Schwartz, Row Z: T. French, P. Mann, D. Derner, B. Cole, J. Pierceg Row 3: J.'MacLean, J. Gunning, R. M. Nuwer. H5611 1' iaws3aaaw.1'.f- , ' m 4 Y- g ig Mr. Odell Scott Heintz, E . Nichols, M. Lindemuth. Williukcrs The Willinkers is East Aurora's Chapter of the Junior Historical Association of New York State. This organization is made up of seventh graders who are interested in learning about history. It is a requirement that each member carry out a pro- ject concerning research on items of local history and organizing them into booklets, which are kept in the library as reference. This group, has produced and sold a community handbook which will be revised yearly to keep the information up to date. Some of the earned has been used to pro- duce a series of recordings, which were presented to the Aurora Historical Society. Sitting:D. Wooster, J. Schwartz, M. Cline, P. Youngers,P. Allendorf, P. TiffanygRow l:S. Con- rad, A. Barvian,L. Hogue, N. Nelson, P. Caudill, G. Hoag, L. Porter, M. Young, V. Bai1ey,Row Z:D. Howell, N. Blinston, R. Price, D. Krieger, J. Kitley, S. Burke, P. Klas, D. Cook, M. Swart, R. BrookrnangRow 3:P. London, C. Nicholas, L. Killock, J. Mundt, J. Keller, G. Wrathall, C. lfcfufh Discussivn Group The Youth Discussion Group, under the dir- ection of Mr. Corser, has been very active this year. It has met with three other high schools many times during the year to discuss current topics of local, national, and international inter est. The officers are Graham Davidson-Pres. and Linda Schutz-Vice Pres. The group is com posed of the Problems of Democrazy class and several members of the American History class In April, five members of the group represented Brazil in the model UN Assembly held for schools in Western New York and Canada. l Sitting: A. Handy, G. Davidson, R. Schutz, G. Weiss, Row l:G. Crawford, P. Ruszzczyk, E. Kieffer, J. Rorapaugh, A.Colley, E.Slyg Row Z:A.Baldwin, S.Brown, T.Bechtel, K.Burnett, Q if J. Putney, P. Shepler, A. CattgRow 3: R. Rorapaugh, B. Bennett, R. Vinton, P. Moeller, W. MT. R- Corser Esher, D.Wrathall, G. Mielke, L.Kish. Miss Harriette Hyde jun 271' Ka! Zrnss Row 1: B. Minsker-v. pres. , C. Ni- chols-sec. , L. Schutz-pres. , M. Ernst-trea.5 Row Z: A. Handy, S. Brown, G. Davidson, J. Sly, J. Willert, L. Wiggin. Our school is able to boast lO0'Za membership in the Red Cross. At Christmas we assembled and delivered 50 bushel baskets filled with food and good cheer for needy farniliesin this area. In March we filled 70 gift boxes to be sent to needy children in the U. S. and over seas. Several members of the Junior Red Cross helped at the Blood Bank each time it came to East Aurora. Without the able guidance and hard work of Miss Hyde, however, we realize that all this would never have been accomplished. Miss Gertrude Metz H5811 Iibrary Staff Row 1: B. Courtney, L.Schi1tz, P. Foss, Row 2: M. Tinto, M. Logel, S. Grey, C. Corker, M. Hoth, J. Willert, N. Otis, J. Hawley. We all appreciate the services of Miss Metz and her student library staff. Many of us would be completely lost without an organized library to which one could turn for information and books. Those who worked in the library have gained knowledge in learning how an effi- cient library functions. Mr s . Helen Morgan Qirls' Varsity ,4 gfllb The Girl's Varsity A Club got underway for a very active and successful year last Septem- ber. Their main project was getting sweaters for their members. As a money raising project, they are selling East Aurora sweatshirts to the entire student body. ' These have been in great demand and the Varsity A has made a very suc- cessful project out of it. The officers of the club were: A. Hartloff-pres. , S. Shaddock-v. 'pres. , G. Renfrew-sec. treas. mm-- Row l: S.Shaddock, A.I-Iartloff, G. Renfrew, Row Z: S.Schwartz, D.Walker, N.Depke K. Whitman, M. Foster, P. Youngg Row 3: B. Balthasar, M. Raths, J. Belden, A. Bald- win, G.Crawford, K.Baldwin, B.Beebeg Row 4: J.Wilkins, S.Brown, S.Clarke, L Shultz, J. Purdy, J.Brice, J.Pickrell, S.Grey. I ' , Hays Varszfy ,4 61116 This year the Boy's Varsity A Club was again under the able supervision of Mr. Louis Hulbert The officers of the club were: J.Youngers-pres D. Burke -v. pres. , J. Marshall-sec. , R. North- rup-treas. The boys attempted to start a program where by each boy that bought a letter jacket would receive some money as part payment. Their big gest endeavor was the joint Girl's and Boy's Var sity A dance. They also have been working on their charter. Row l: J. Sly, H. Wilson, J. Silliman, C. Beckerg Row Z: P. Ruszczyk, T. Macaluso, J. Spooner, H. Youngers, J. Marshall, Row 3: B. Baker, D. Potter, L. Kish, R. Kron, J.Wi1l- iams, P. Morgan, J. Youngersg Row 41- D. Gaskin, J. .Hennahane, T. Nicholas, R. Henry, D. Wrathall, R. Vinton, J. Baily, R. Feldman, J. Basil, Row 5: B. Burke, R. Schnitzer, D. Burke, B. Ulmer, D. Nattrass, M. Baker, D. Kingston, D. Rice, R. Northrup, A. Foster. i59l Mr. Louis Hulbert ,flflzlefic l6'mrd of all high school, students. The Board furnishes the program, The E.A.H.S3 Atv etic' Board supervises and controls the athletic program for both the boys and the girlsfl as established an excellent program for the school to meet the needs approves recommendations for awards, and encourages -sportsmanship among the players. The officers are Mr. T. Moore-president and Mr. J. Hulbert -secretary-treasurer. Mr.L,Hu1berr ctlp M H5 f' s , Q3-1-' A 'K ' Mr. B. Bowen Mr. W. Bumgardner Mr. Thomas Moore President - 32-ff Mr.D.Graves I M r. W. Beebe Mr. R. Drick ' Mr. Mr. M. Henry AL .X K - .szf lit as M 9 ,, Arg an 70' . E 'Y Mr. Judson Hulbert Sec. -Treas. A. Harbison Mr. J. McCready ii if , los T' 2 04 : ..k. . wr Mr. L. McNeil T ' Q 3 A T Mr. C. Nisita V V 1 . g - Mi.H.HOON'-ET uv i . ' ... '19 l Mr.c.Pf1eeger Mr K vancise - - W T A . Mr. A. Riche rt Mr. W. Saul lli A it i - ' . s gzp 1 A 416111 Mr. Charles Pfleeger .. rfsfgggafgfffiia ff . ' we 422.55 I Elmira Qfuwzfgif. V ' f R Q 0 5 - f mfs , H f if , ff Mr. Lewis Hulbert 911111161111 Coaches Pfleeger and Hulbert again led their forces to a successful 4-2 winning season. The Blue Devils opened the season with a hard fought 13-6 win over Eden. They then dropped a 14-Z5 decision to Amherst, overpowered Williamsville Z6-2, dropped a thrilling Zl-30 verdict to arch-rival Hamburg, and finished up the season outclassing West Seneca Z9-0, and Cleveland Hill Z0-O Row l: T. Macaluso, D. Gaskin, C. Becker, J. Marshall, H. Youngers, L. Kish, W. Baker, R. Kron Row Z: J. Basil, D. Potter, D. Hubbs, J. Bailey, J. Hennahane, F. Burke, J. Youngers, D. Nattrass R. Vinton, Coach L. Hulbertg Row 3: H. Wilson, C. Steller, D. Hessel, D. Kingston, C. McKeeman U French, R. Schnitzer, M. Baker, D. Burke, W. Ulmer, Coach C. Pfleeger. wi I f Sevres 6 EAST AURORA Z1 HAMBURG 30 EAST AURORA 14 AMHERST 2.5 EAST AURORA Z9 WEST SENECA O EAST AURORA 26 WILLIAMSVILLE Z EAST AURORA Z0 CLEVELAND HILL O H6311 Kaskefba!! EAST AURORA 67 CLEVELAND HILL 47 EAST AURORA 64 CLEVELAND HILL EAST AURORA 64 FRONTIER 74 EAST AURORA 39 FRONTIER EAST AURORA 66 DEPEW 54 EAST AURORA 55 DEPEW EAST AURORA 49 WEST SENECA 57 EAST AURORA 66 WEST SENECA EAST AURORA 56 AMHERST 59 EAST AURORA 65 AMHERST EAST AURORA 45 WILLIAMSVILLE 51 EAST AURORA 74 AKRON EAST AURORA 49 HAMBURG eo EAST AURORA 73 WILLIAMSVILLE EAST AURORA 69 AKRON 62 EAST AURORA 72. HAMBURG Mr. Lewis Hulbert U Si,, ': A Although not fulfilling pre-season predictions, the Blue W b Devils never gave up, and compiled an 8 win 8 loss record. W ':'. The highlight of the year was E.A. 's thrilling 73-69 come- back, overtime victory at Williamsville, under the capable ff coaching of Mr. Hulbert. IV 2 U s YVAWV K Seven Seniors 5 John Williams, Doug Burke, Don Rice, In Clyde Becker, Dave Kingston, Bill Ulmer, and Bill Fones earned the varsity award. ' 7 i vy 1 Row 1: C.Becker, J.Bai1ey, F.Burke, C. McKeeman, J. Williams, D. Potter, Row Z: W. Fones, D. Burke W Ul mer, C. Simmons, M. Baker, R. Calkins. l64l ' QF A R . p L2 7-'Af'-l11'fW. fx K :Sf 7 lfwlti-:Jay 1-1 -3.-,,. X xK,,.ga,Q,.S' . 5 4 if 45 ii? W r Ng, , m .,. U f,'s.v,Qe , V Z' 28' is fff ff Q 521566411 EAST AURORA HAMBURG 8 EAST AURORA WEST SENECA EAST AURORA WILLIAMSVILLE 4 EAST AURORA WILLIAMSVILLE EAST AURORA WEST SENECA 6 EAST AURORA CLEVELAND HILL EAST AURORA AMHERST Z EAST AURORA DEPEW EAST AURORA CLEVELAND HILL 1 EAST AURORA DEPEW EAST AURORA HAMBURG 3 EAST AURORA AMHERST A :,, Although not showing an impressive record on paper the Blue Devils played hustling baseball all year winning Mr. Bert Bowen four and losing eight. Three of the eight losses were if thrilling extra inning games with Williamsville and Am- fgfiffmg iifli ,igffigi herst. 'The squad consisted niostly ofjuniors and sopho- tzi' A mores giving E.A. high hopes for a winning '54 season. e W Yln H .fl Row l': J. Bowen, Row Z2 R. Offhaus, D. Hubbs, D. Rice, R. Potter, J. Bailey, J. Hennahane, J. Ess, D Gasking Row 3: D. Burke, P. Collier, J. Williams, D. Nicholas, D. Williams, R. Schnitzer, J Youngers, D. Cazier, Coach Bowen. H6611 Crack EAST AURORA 1f2. WILLIAMSVILLE lfZ EAST AURORA LANCASTER EAST AURORA Zf3 WEST SENECA 1f3 EAST AURORA 1fZ HAMBURG 1fZ EAST AURORA Zf3 AMHERST 1f3 Mr. M. Henry Mr. J. Hulbert L . T'ff Although the record in the won and lost column VXAV - I 3, 'G A is not irnpressive. the highly determined track team G' p came through at the Sectionals at Hamburg by turning ' I , - in a second place in a field of five cornpetors. At the i ,,Vlg - - ,Z,,A . Divisional at Amherst, East Aurora failed to score in A only one event, the Mile. Helping to pace the Auror- A ., ans, Jerry Blition set a school record of ZZ. 7 seconds 'S' . A in the hurdles. The team was under the coaching of it Mr. Hulbert, Mr. Henry and Mr. Debo. W Row 1. D Row 3. D R. Henry, French, J. Ruther, J. Mercerg Row Z.. A. Foster, C. Ernst, G. Nicoloff, N. Green,R. Krong Grew, J. Spooner, B. Baker, R. Newman, P. Ruszczykg Row 4. H. Youngers, R- NOI'thTUI-'s M. Baker, T. Nicholas, S. Hartan, R. Wangland, D. Schwartz. H6711 617755 Krfunfrgf E.A. Z7 WEST SENECA Z9 The gruelling sport of cross country competition is always E.A. 37 AMHERST 18 a challenge to the sturdy and stout hearted athlete. To the E.A. 51 WEST SENECA 45 small squad that represented East Aurora goes much honor for LANCASTER 27 a highly successful season. Of the nine runners making up the E.A. 79 WEST SENECA 69 squad five are seniors, led by Tom Nicholas, the captain. An LANCASTER Z1 innovation was the first Erie County Invitation Meet open to all schools of the county and run in East Aurora. This meet, a pet project of Mr. Nisita, was sponsored by the East Aurora Ath- letic Association and it is hoped will be held annually. Mr. Carlo Nisita Row l: V. Bahanovich, T. Nicholas, D. Wrathall, T. Bechtel, J. Sly, J. Sillimang Row Z: R. Whiteman, T. Standeven, B. Northrup, R. Henry. Zi, MBE Q 605 Winning 14 of 16 matches and successfully defending all four trophies won the previous year, E.A.H.S. golfers en- joyed their seventh consecutive winning season on the links. The Blue Devils two losses were to Amherst and Timon, champions of the New York Catholic League. E.A. twice defeated 'limon later in tournament play. East Aurora and Amherst divided their two matches and battled to a 7112-1112 deadlock to end up co-champions. Don Wrathall won the Western New York individual trophy for the second straight year. Teams defeated by E,A. are- Batavia, Olean, Ken- more, Amherst, Dansville, Orchard Park, Lancaster, Depew, Clarence, Williamsville, West Seneca, Dunkirk, and Timon. Mr, Howard Hoover H. Wilson, J. Van Buren, F. Betts, D. Wrathal, J. Marshall, B. Hahn. 13 l1Z CLEVELAND HILL l5 LANCASTER ll KENMORE 10 112 BATAVIA 8 112 WILLIAMSVILLE as AQUINAS 10 112 BArAv1A 14 CLEVELAND HILL ll 112 ORCHARD PARK 7 TIMON ll WEST SENECA 14 WILLIAMSVILLE 10 AMHERST 15 LANCASTER 15 DEPEW 12 CLARENCE 6112 AMHERST 7112 AMHERST 1112 0 4 4 112 6 112 7 4 112 1 3 112 8 4 1 5 0 o 3 8 112 7 112 l ' Sitting: P. Shurnway, T. Bechtel, D. Ball, L. Kish, B. Horning.Stand- ing: Mr. Van Cise, D. Watts, D. Bech, H. Adams. H . JP myfyi if '5!MEr,, - .1 , 'fu' ' Lf H '..!'f. 4 sf' 7, Mr. Kenneth VanCise S'i?mP'XJ 15: 999 9 1 T5 XJ X Xb 5 XNXV QXJP' 9035 X V34 G86 0 1 P55 OBP O M9 09 A QW P553 gba, YW' 958 S605 5 1 O X XR' 6 EPS, fi P108 QYXPX '5 C Y-LST 6 gi 6 P5 03 Ps XN QR es 9 z S3 fi Ps qgik 5 YAXX 'gil Xl, Q55 P55909 X P' QGPSS stil 2- QPXST P638 KP- Q' vxbwo A 15,51 Q30 P, O WSJ 903' ECP, 9 sf P' QHOYT 0 GPM 599 ale SX Ps 680295 1 XNQSTQYXSX E5PEjgi PfX3?53YZkPx 3 PJJXXETN EQLXSX 25330085 it 96? sf Yw Ps 0 P, 93 Psgiri PLO RQ? We X l70l Zfcums Bob Thomas had the best season record of seven wins and five losses.. Dick Ball, play- ing number one man, ended up with an impres- sive seven to five overall record. Lettermen were Richard Ball, Thomas Bechtel, Daniel Beck, Thomas Boyde, Leslie Kish and Robert Thomas. lst row G. Merz, R.Spink, L. Dustin, B. Edwards, L. Lehmann, R.G0W- pie: 3rd Row I. Hanley, J. Minsker, J. Bos, J. Barett, D. French, B. Palmer, R. Nattrass, J. Miller, D. Vinton, J. Evans, R. Krzyan. Mr. B. Bowen juuivr Varsify Qonfball junior Varsity lgaskefbzzll fzfflgw .. . ,V Row V. Bahanovich, R. Potter, J. Marzolf, Row 2.: R. Offhaus, R. Rose, B, J Y r l , Hornmgi R- Da11Y- T. Di Filippo, D. Hubbsg Row 3: J. Davis, D. Bartoo, G. V Q ,1 FTCHCTI, B- Palmer, E. Horning, D. Vinton, J. Minsker. 'Q 7 . F V -Wm-. fxff... V E713 Mr. J. McCready anlock, R. Whalen, S. Webster, G. Nicoloff, D. Polta, S. Morad, M. Wy- att: Znd RowR. Bove, T. Di Filippo, J. Juratovic, D. Hubbs, R. Kline, M. Makowski, R. Newton, D. Bell, R. Barett, R. Rose, R. Potter, J. Gilles- Mr. J. McCready Row l: R.Potter, R. Offhaus, T. Smith, J. Juratovic, D. Hubbs, T. DiFillipo G. Hoag, Row 2: J. Putney, J. Bailey, R. Newton, D. Williams, D. Nicholas, C. McKeeman, J. Evens, K. Evertt, B. Baker. jaaiar Varsity Baseball J. V. FOOTBALL E.A. 7 AMHERST 7 E. A. 25 WILLIAMSVILLE 25 E.A. 26 WEST SENECA 20 E.A. 33 CLEVELAND HILL 7 E.A. 33 LANCASTER 6 J.V. BASKETBALL E.A. 45 CLEVELAND HILL 27 E.A. 52 FRONTIER 40 E. A. 37 DEPEW 39 E. A. 51 WEST SENECA 45 E.A. 37 AMHERST 45 E.A. 63 AKRON 46 E.A. 51 WILLLAMSVILLE 32 E. A. 40 HAMBURG 36 E. A. 54 CLEVELAND HILL 34 E.A., 37 FRONTIER 40 E. A. 69 DEPEW 56 E. A. 53 WEST SENECA 43 E. A. 47 AMHERST 59 E.A. 72 AKRON 45 E . A. 41 WILLIAMSVILLE 46 E.A. 63 HAMBURG 36 l72l Dig that crazy swing ! ! I goofeo Dadio leak the f lneld I Cornj '18 thr gh!! Think he'11 make it? Nga? X nv' the Q ef' Hey Rhycinzski! ! Q 'Z aancel Race to the finish!! Whofs got the ding dong? ? Future cheerleader? 5733 Miss Mary Morgan Jerry Belden Ann Baldwin Sally Shaddock Jann Foss Gail Weiss Sally Grey Varsity Hlzesrlmders Pattie Shepler Donna Walke r H743 THE BLUE DEVIL Haskcfball Row 1: N, Depke, S. Shaddock, E. Sly, S. Moore, N. Hanley, C G. Crawford, M. Raths, B. Fraruz, M. Hoth, O. Steck, S Grey Snyder, J. Belden, J. Brice, J. Purdy, L. Schutz, D. Mundt, N. Capt-A' ,mh- . N,DCPkc' dy,M' me teafw lgiowblul Wi1kins,5'Pur Winn 2- ee s ' .Row ' Safy H753 Harfloii ' B ' . Brickwell, B . Beebe, K. Whiternang Row Z G Welss B . Balthasar, A. Hartloff, G. Renfrew Row 3 M Cooley, J. Wilkins, C. Neeb, M. Grace B axtha J-fvckcy Row 1: sg Shaddock, J. Beldeng Row Z: E. Sly, B. Beebe, G. Crawford, M. Raths, B. Balthasar, N. Depke, A Hartloff, G. Renfrewg Row 3: S. Grey, J. Brice, J. Purdy, L. Schutz, N. Cooley, J. Wilkins, M. Hoth. D PW' B Beebef e Gail. ' 3. put Y- 1 ii. E' Brice' D Qfaxkerq AUSSIE? Gr2Y' J' . . Ra f R W X' Z1 M- E? SXY1 ROWC. 10111150 N. C0O1eY' H7511 Ifnllcyball E S1 N Depke N Handy, C. Brickwell, B. Beebe, K. Whiteman, A Row 1: S. Moore, S. Shaddock, . y, . , . Row Z: G. Crawford, M. Raths, A. Baldwin, B. Frantz, M. Hoth, S. Grey, O. Steck, B. Balthasar, ' J. Belden, J. Brice, J. Purdy, L. Schutz, D. Mundt, N. Cooley, J. Wilk- Hartloffg Row 3. M. Snyder, ins, C. Neeb, M. Grace. Winhin 8 T A. Har-t1OfZa11g:l2ow1:J. Beld ' alfiha ell, J. P sar, S- Shaddoclilriyv M. Hoth. R J . Brown ' Ow 2: I N. De Pke H7711 ' 1 51115 Row 1: M. Ernst, A. Baldwin, A. Handyg Row 2: S. Brown, L. Schutz, G. Mielke. Row 1: G. Wolff, A. Hart- loff5Row Z: B. Schmidt, L. Yount, M. Stitz, O. Steck. lgrfufliug Row 1: C. Mills, E.Gail, B.Minsker Row Z: C. Corker, B . Beebe, S. Bender, S.Grey. K, Iloxw 1: C M 5 .1 F . J.Brice, ROW 1: -2-E. 43 U Z J' Spencer' C' Nichols, 1. 'Y- 1 I A D. Waker: J. Willertg ROW 21 Row zz FE - C'Sm1th' J-Kitlelff N. Cooley, E- Hawley, is I G' Renfrew' P. Holmes. iff- K lmggg OFFICERS ll.. CC.. I I ff A ROW12 -..lB' ffm' G' Wolffy N- M- Holmes EP ev A' Haftloff A I A. - Row 1: ROW Z: V ,H lg VV . QR . M. Snyder J- Ricketson I f I . Row 2: G. Crawford If .N .,,. . .,,Q:i1,' jg- J. Purdy S.LiM1e ?i ', l . Siena . f?g,,l C.Neeb Y 1 , , fe.: ,'.-' 5' E1 'IJ Prrhomas 1 .,.,. z X I J. Wilkins V. I Y ' ' -AVL gif? N. Yount is M 1 si I HIGH AVERAGE Jane Purdy HIGH SINGLE GAME Barb Schmidt Row 1: S. Shaddock, S. MooregRow Z: N. Depke, K. Whiteman, J. Belden, C. Coles. I1781 WINNING TEAM C. Coles, S. Moore, N. Depke, S. Shaddock, K. Whiteman, J. Belden QQOIENESERHQ Row 1: Belden, Brice, Cooley, Walker, ShaddockgRow Z: Nichols, Brickwell, Depke, Renfrew, Grey, Baldwin3Row 3: Wilkins, Purdy, Raths, Brown, Balthasar. C 5 JV N J S Row 1: Depke, Belden, Wilkins, Brown, BalthasargRow 2: Hartloff, Shaddock, Nichols, Purdy, Hoth, Baldwin, Whiteman. g ggprm 'Qesmskz Row 1: Belden, Crawford, Gail, Grey, ShaddockgRow Z: Spencer, Raths, Bement, Beebe, Walker, Baldwin3Row 3: PL11 dy,Hoth, Renfrew, Brice, Whiteman, Brown, Depke, Wilkins. wmim Gveiesbemlv-1 Row 1: Belden, Brice, Cooley, Walker, ShaddockgRow Z: Nichols, Brickwell, Depke, Renfrew, Grey BaldwingRow 3: Wilkins, Purdy, Raths, Brown, Balthasar. l79l X X . sive' ako cb Q0 at QW-3 ' Ballet dancers ? ? Time out for a coke! 4009 9 'eel Yyeil QQ Oh! Help me! No help wanted! Ooh-Ahhh! 58011 hal IWS all Stand and We Well, bowl me over!! C1-1? He re kitty, kitty. f ALMA MATER Alma Mater, East Aurora We'll always love thy name. Though fleeting years may come and go We will always sing thy fame. We'll ne'er forget our high school days, The friendships firm and true. Aurora loved by every heart, We pledge ourselves to you. E311 G. Weiss, P. Wood- Row 1: B . Darbee, J. Coatsworth, B. Codd, E. Conrad, R. Spalti, E. Dietrich, C. Bull,Row ruff, A. Co ley Z: A. Smith, C. Smith, C. Coles, D. Trank, G. Crawford, C. Brickwell, J. Dabbg Row 3: J. Spooner, S. Tomlinson, N. Cooley, L. Stenzel, V. Tinch, B . Smith, L. Cotton, J. Tucker, J. Spencer, D. DernergRow 4: D. Sprague, J. Souder, W. Bush, L. Smith, T. Standeven, R. Calkins, P. Burton, J. Streicher, C. Stadel, C. Cook, G. Souder, H. Smith 61455 af 7955 Row l: J. Mercer, R. Kaminski, J. Goodfellow, L. Langendorfer, C. Mills, B. Frantz, S. Grey, C. Marandino, J. Kitley, R. George, J. Fel- ski Row Z: M. Grace, R. Kopp, E. Lippert, J. Ertell, D. McGrath, S. Lit- tle, M. Kyle, M. Gloss, J. Edwards, P. Evenhouse Row 3: W. Long, D. Le- Fort, J. Meatyard, Gingerich, E. Kieffer, R. Greenway, M. George, C. Ernsti F. Gunner, P. MacRoberts, J. McCormick Row 4: C. Earhardt, C. Fridman, D. N, Hanley, McDonald, G. Handy, R. Miley, C. McKeernan, U. French, T. Langford, R. Malachow- J, Putney, M, Baker ski, L. Kish, J. Gunning, M. Millard. lS2l Rowl: L. Hoag, R. Newman, N. Hanley, M. Reichert, R. Offhause, M. Holmes, G. Renfrew, Mr. George Kelver B . Minsker, M. Patterson, J. Hoag, J. Hagmire Row Z: E. Sly, M. Sly, J. Nolan, M. Helmich, C. Hawley, M. Rath, P. Holmes, H. Paul, J. Rorapaugh Row 3: P. Bur- ton, M. Newton, R. Roland, P. Shepler, D. Handy, N. Pfender, D. Mundt, J. Ricketson, J. Ott, C. Paul, G. Petrel Row 4: R. Hill, J. Putney, W. Minton, D. Nicholas, R. Schnitzer, C. Simmons, A. Sleeper, R. Henry, G. Han- dy, D. Silleman, W. Minton . 611155 af 1955 Rowl: C. Allison, P. Anderhalt, M. Bement, D. Walker Row Z: L. Both, G. Weiss, J. Anderson, R. Woodworth, G. Wittenrich, R. Arnold, G. Bar- ren, R. Allen, B. Bebee, N. Benz, S. Yox, S. Weinheimer Row 3: H. Wilson B . Wertman, S. Bohall, F. Zimmerman, W. Boyce, M. Wangelin, N. Yount M. Woodruff, J. Brice, L. Wiggin, J. Belz, K. Boltz, S. Aplin Row 4: G. Weis- senburger, J. Basil, J. Youngers, W. Baker, D. Ruttan, C. Babcock, M. Baker, A. Wertman, D. Williams, J. Bos, H. Youngers, D. Beck . ryan'-5 - H8311 I i .. 'S-, 2 f it 4 ' x P. Depke, S. Gill, Row 1: P. Pratt, B. Offhaus, J. Burkhard, S. Buffurn, P. Baker, M. Breidenstein, N. Bas- J. Pickrell, N, ile, S. Orr, Row Z: L. Phillips, L. Pierce, C.Arnold, N. Brown, P.Alrneter, R. Nic- Brown pon, R. Offhaus, J. Bridgrnan, C. Baldwin, J. Baker, A. Pfeil, L. Becker, Row 3: J. Brooks, R. Nieman, R. Price, B . Allshouse, M. Ott, M. Pierce, N. Bleekmax S. Post, J. Pickrell, G. Petre, A. Blinston, R.Alrneter, R. Potter, Row 4: R. Barrett, D. Potter, D. Boldt, J. Barrett, F. Burke, D. Babbage, R, Pal- mer, R. Blakely, D. Bove, J. Burke, S. Baily, J. Pierce, C. Northrup, V. Bahanovich. 6fllS5 :ff I9 6 lst. Row:J. Donovan, D. Davis, B . Dietrich, J. Lee, A. Kalleg2.nd. Row: D. Raths, C. Lamont, E. Hill, M. A. Kramer, P. Dugan, G. Drews, S. Die- tz, P. Depke, K. Kirsch,M. Cyrulik, W. Herbartg,3rd. Row:T. Heimburg, G. Kiener, R. Kline, H. Keele, S. Johnson, S. Clarke, S. Dake, V. Letson, S. Q Knapp, J. Jratovic, D. Hubbsg4th. Row:L. Kuhn, C. Colter, T. Hanley, R Krzyi J. Bailey, F, Zan., R. Cole, G. Hesselberg, P. Collier, T. Donovan, W. Hahn, W. Crockett, A. l Burke, P. Young DiFilipp0. H8411 n n Row 1: J. Michalski, J. Markey, N. Rider, A. Marandino, J. Rosteng Row 2: -P. Stroh, J. Reuther, M. A. Stengle, A. McGrath, S. Naulty, A. Mack, D. Reed, P. McRoberts, S. Sullivan, P. Maustellerg Row 3: G. Smith, E. Reigh, N. Sklarski, B. Rowley, J. Sillirnan, M. Makowski, L. McCormick, P. Mundt, C. Miller, C. Siegle, R. Newton, D. Schwortzg Row 4: A. Stiles, B . Scoby, E. Braithwaite, K. Schneckenburger, M. Middlebrook, L. Strang, R. Nattrass, J. Miller, D. Schroeder, D. Smith, L. Rhoder, M. Matthei, R. Rogers. 6111.95 af I9 6 Row l: S. Webster, B. George, A. Wallis, A. Gattie, P. Young, S. Will- Q iams, C. Tesong Row Z: B . Fox, E.Groben, W. Foss, A. Holzborn, M. Wyatt, B. Edwards, J. Ernst, J. Ess, N. Wiesner, M. Fox, Row 3: R. Eck, M. Wheeler, B. Grad, J. Weinheirne r, S. Gill, J. Upton, M. Welch, S. Ehlers, G. Estabrook, R. Gowanlock, L. Godfrey, T. Green, Row 4: B. Will, J. Wheeler , W. Green, C. Thompson, J. Evans, D. Ells, R. Wangelin, R. Whiteman, K. Everett, D. Lathrop, J. Woseley. Mr- William Saul H8511 M- LSITIUWOH, A- Gunn' Rowl: C. Berg, K. Cavanagh, J. Donovan, V. Church, RowZ: P. Allen, K. Carlson, D. iHg,VQWOH9fPv Danner,J.Ash,Y.Nenno,P.Brodbeck,L.Brown,C.Carhn,L.Conmtock,D. Babbagei Baker,h4HAnderhaR,RowZ:V.Alks,N.Dabb,P.Babbage,C.BoHer,K. D- Dan' Catt, M. Bohall, J. Bartlett, B. Denzel, J. Doedema, D. Cotton, P.Brook- Hel' man, Row 4: J. Cornwall, C. Curtis, R. Claycomb, C. Cole, D. Bell, J. Fridman, D. Bartoo, J. Davis, R. Daily, J. Collier, L. White 611155 of 1957 Rowl: R. Dietz, A. Harrington, D. Kopp, A. Langendorfer, M. Eichler, M. Handy, J. English, C. Hildinger, R. Juhre, C. Hanlon, G. Hill, R. Dodge,Row 2: D. Grew, H. Jones, J. Green, J. Foss, L. Dustin, W. Donovan Qi. Kelly, L. Ha rtman, L. Howe, P. Kron,Row 3: H. Johnson, C. Kingston, C. Houser, J. Fulton, B. Hessel, J. Henry, C. Fintack, P. Crammer, B. Hubbs, B . Wood, R. Freeman, A. Gunner, L. Hollowood, M. EddygRow 4: D. Lane, N. Horschel, P. Mullen, C. Donlon, F. Gattie, L. Lehmann, R. Heirnan, R. Flierl, G. French, S. Harton, R. Coo- Hanlon, G. Young gan, B. Horning, J. Grew, J. Holmes, D. Fischer, D. Grey, J. Jones, R. Johnson. liff l56l Row l: E. Reinholtz, N. Phillips, J. Lloyd, S. Northrup, C. Mclver S Potter M Mc Laughlin, P. O'Connell, J. Potter, D. Mumford, Cr. Nicoloff, Row Z R Ren-nan G. Merz, T. Offaus, B . Letson,M. Lemmon, D. Moore, K. McKeeman J Nu wer, D. Lamout, R. Mullen, R. NiemangRow 3: R. Mullen, J, Reeves, K. Offhaus, N. Ricketson, J. Marschall, L. Pollock M- Liles, C- P0'Ete1', L- Nyhart, H. Schaubg Row 4: F. Morad O'B1'1CH, L. Reed, J. Patti, W. Moxley, J. Minsker, B . Ross C. Newton, S. Pruski, J. Marzolf, W. Reichert, K. Mundt, D. 611155 of 1957 ROW ZB. Schoenthal, J. Vance, A. Underhill, S. Sinith, P. Smith S. Zee, S. West, C. Schmeh, G. Young, C. Vesper, J. 5Pitze1 S Ulrich, S. VansicklegRow Z:J. Ulrich, J. Schaub, R. Steislinger L White, J. Wolff, E. Wood, W. Witte, R. Schwartz, M. Schasel C Streif T. Wood, T. Williams, C. WinstromgRow 3:M. Ziegler, A. Wilkins J Simons, H. Wells, V. Wolff, D. Baker, J. Schnitzer, F. Tober M Smith L Willert, K. Watts, P. Woolley, S. Sorenson, J. Sucl-cygRow 4 P Shumway Stewart, M. Schneider,F. Volk, W. Zent, J. Schroll, A. Spencer R Zydel D Vinton J. Vanl-lorn, S. Webster, G. Schoenthal. Mr Walter Shed H. Foster, N. Pfleeger, Rowl: J. Beebe, J.Abb0tt, J. Calkins, M. Frasher, W. Ehlers,Row 2: R. Bean, R. Ames, L. Crawford, J. J. Drake, B. Fox, D. Adams, L. Cursons, M. Butler, S. Flaherty, M. Drushler, G. Keller, S CoopergRow 3: D.Aplin, P. Armitage, S. Cornwall, M. Fones, H. Foster, P. Palmer Ernesto, G. Barnes, A. Bos, J. Blair,Row 4: M. Edwards, C. Bush, S. Die - trich, M. Cline, B. Berg, G.Becker, A. Elfield, M. Cran, L. Becker, D. Bleme1gRow 5: A. Arnold, R. Chur, J. Coatsworth, R. Bliemeister, D. Andrews, C. Dabb, D. Elwell, D. Clark, D. Ferguson, J. Crawford, R. Boyle, J. Ford, C. Belz, F. Cole. 6111.95 of I9 8 Rowl: G. Lux, S. Howard, J. Keller, D. Handy, D. Grawe, J. Lee,Row Z: C. Kilmer, M. Lindernuth, K. Johnson, F. Mack, J. Hurd, J. Grandey, J. Lloyd, P. Hayden, P. KraftgRow 3: M. Godfrey, L. Lippert, W. Keele, D. Guard, J. Kieffer, J. Kitley, C. Jensen, P. Kline, R. KellygRow 4: C. Heintz, R. Horschel, J. Keller, V. Horton, L. Holtsclaw, K. Howe, A. Hager, A. Kam- gchgartzb kfi. J- MaCkaY, F. Fridman, J. LiberatorgRow 5: J. French, G. Kish, C. Gee, R. ' Ox' ' Krlegeri R-Fuller, D- MacLean, R. Gowanlock, R. Hausauer, D. Klier, D. Laf Maclean, J. Roberts ferty, A. Gallup, G. Hoag. N4 lfiflll 'Q x H,..M.-w In .-ii Row 1:R. Miller, D. Newton, D. Ogilve, L. Porter, S. Numan, M. Shasel, L. Schickler P. Shaeffer9Row Z:T. Post, R. Ray , C. Moog, G. Russel, J. Mohr, P. Murphy, J. Norberg, S. Malecki, J. Miller, J. Renfrew,Row 3:P. Moore, J. Mundt, H. Rob- erts, D. Rhinehart, S. Palmer, P. Pitt, D. Miller, H. Rickert, J. Schmidt, M. PuccigRow4:S. Machulet, S. McCormick, J. Mead, N. Phleeger, V. Munn J. Petri, J. Roberts, M. Ploughright, D. Nichols, P. MarxgRow5:P. Ray- mond, S. McDonald, D. Mally, B. Murphy, H. Schmidt,T. Nolan, D. Rho- des B. Murrav. J, Q'Donne1l, D. Morritz 611155 :ff 1958 Row l: G. Volk, C. Warner, S. Vosseller, P. Tubbs, P.Souder, M.Spa1- ti, M. Zimmerman, Row Z: M. Young, N. Ziebarth, J. Strobel, R. Wyatt, J. Schmidt, M. Williams, L. Smith, A. Tiefel, N. Wue st, J. Williams, Row 3:' R. Schneider, T. Sly, L. Schneider, P. Weiss, S. Wilson, R. Warner, S. Springston, J. Schoenthal, T. Smalley, P. Silberbergerg Row 4: S . Schmidt, R. Walbridge, F. Zale, P. Scobie, L. Timlinson, D. Young, K. Wheeler, J. Will, .B . Sherwood, J. Schwartz, Row 5: R. Stebbins, P. Zoeller, B . Wright, E. Williams, R. Wilson, P. Schaffer, F. Vanl-Iousen, E. Stenzel, T. Schwartz, C. Thrasher. -:sr ,i 4-3, .1 l39l XE qi? 4 4 L L ' D, Gill, C, Nigholag, Rowl: S. Carlson, J. Aldred, J. Codd, P. Brice, S. BakergRowZ: D. Boldt, R. Brookrnan, A R. Brookman, Drane, Barvian, C. Albrecht, P. Caudill, J. Boast, R. Boyd, D. Carini, H. Bielewski, N Blinston, S. ComstockgRow 3: L. Becker, P. Brush, J. Clark, S. B reidenstein, V. Bailey, M. Collier, W. Crowell, J. Buffum, H. Ahlstrorn, L. Bullock, D. Armitage, D. CookgRow4: W. Becker, P. Allendorf, P. Brunel, R. Barvi- an, D. Broad, H. Bartlett, R. Butlin, S. Burke, J. Bean, H. Cochran, B. Claxton. 611155 of 1959 Row 1: P. Ernesto, S. Conrad, S. Gilbert, S. Foss, S. Culp, P. Cottrell, Row Z: L. Grover, W. Czelusta, M. Corah, W. Drane, A. Foss, R. Dorobi- ala, B. Crawford, M. Conovan, E. Gingerich, J. HalegRow 3: D. Grotke, E. Cudmore, J. Cornwell, V. Fischer, V. Drick, C. Dewey, I. Goller, S. DiFilip- PO, C. Doyle3Row 4: J. Hager, W. Ernst, J. Glenn, R. Frantz, G. Cook, W. Dabb,i S' Burke, M' C- C1'0Ck6ft, D. Hawley, J. Deitz, B . Dake. Houser, C. Crockett H9011 Sw., -QQ! , ' QK-' + X . ir We - 1 w ..' Row 1: D. Hinterberger, M. Houser, D. Howell, B . Heinernan, G. Hinterberge r, B. Hal-tgRow Z: C. Henrich, R. Hanlon, P. Keern, E. Kay, J. Kotlarski, R. Hill, C. Havens, C. Kelly, N. KoppgRow 3: J. Holmes, G. Hoffman, M. Hollowood, B . Heitman, S. Hudson, P. Hise, M. Hawley, L. Hogue, J. Henry, A. KiddergRow 4: R. Hollands, R. Jack- son, J. Kirsch, E. Hazle, L. Killock, V. Halverson, S. Holmes, N. Kirsch, T. JenningsgRow 5: D. Hawley, A. Holmes, A. Hasselberg, R. Hill, D. Klier, E. Hill, A. Horschel, P. Klas, A. Hurd. 611155 af I9 9 Row l: C . Murphy, J. Kaiser, J. O'Donnell, B . Matchulet, J. Mullen, M. MaefsgRow Z: R. Kraft, J. McCutcheon, B. Lykle, M. Marky, L. Mally, J. McDonald, J. OcklergRow 3: D. Krieger, D. Meakin, D. Lefler, C. Mussa- chio, J. Meade, D. McGinness, C. Marshall, D. Nyhart, P. Murzynski, R. LangfortgRow 4: J. Madsen, R. Matthei, J. Kunz, N. Nelson, J. Mundt, S. Morris, S. Mandry, L. Larwood, M. MerlaugRow 5: T. LaMantia, P. London, N. Lawrence, S. Maier, D. Lafferty, C. Lawton, C. Nicholas, L. Mundt, D. McDonald. Ml.. Edward Schriber Qi , f , 153 M. gggggi any u l w,..Mes.f ,jw 5 ' I 4'A-' - .h 1 l91l Row l: D. Saemisch, R. Persons, H. Smith, R. Pucci, D. Sager, D. Sherlock, Row Z: S. Pierce, N.Schildwaster, P. Schildwaster, N. Rodgers, A. Pruski, J. Sanborn, A. Silliman, S. Sullivan, B. Price, Row 3: D. Patterson, D. Tob- er, S. Roberts, J. Schroeder, D. Schroeder, N. Ramsey, M. Potter, R. Robinson, R. Offhaus, D. Schaselg Row 4: G. Smith, D. Perrin, D. Paul, D. Silleman, K. Pfender, P. Putney, S. Orr, R. Schoenthal, F. Schneider, Row 5: T. Rei- mer, D. Patterson, D. Reed, C. Rowley, D. Patterson, S. Pfender, M. Scott, M. O'Donnell, F. Schick. 611155 af I9 9 Row l: M. Sullivan, P. Tiftany, J. Underhill, E. Warner, N. Ulrich, Row Z: W. Strang, R. Zittel, R. Smith, M. Swart P. Sperber, N. Smith, F. Wheeler, Row 3: K. Thur, T. Tyler, S. Snyderm, D- VHTICG, J- Wi'Cf-61'11'iCh, J- Stiegel, W- Winstrom, R. Seeberg Row 4: J. Woolston, W. Welch, P. Swan, L. Spencer, G. Wrathall, P. Youngers, P. Winton, G. Stadel, W. Ulrich, Row 5: T. Utterback, M. Stranahan, J. Williams, L Tucker, D. Tinch, D. Viger, M. Zee, D. Swarner, B.Spalti. 1 i H9211