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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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VVe are proud to be lured of matter and spirit, our eyes are as clear and as simple as the early morng we are the tomorrow. VVe are ready: we are prepared. Our parents set us on thc path to truth and justice, our teachers showed us how to apply these qualities to daily living. XVC see the road ahead. The community is looking at us with a quizzical eye. There is no fear. VVe will take our places in society, we will not disappoint. VVC are the products of :Xmerican education. VVe will carry the torch of our generation with firm hands, heads high pride, hearts filled with enthusiasm and youthful daring. VVe will pass on our heritage, enriched, full- blown, unsullied. lzitlzer ear A ELVEUS KIEFFER VVith only one short term left to complete his senior year, Spike passed away suddenly, leaving all of his class- mates greatly saddened. llis goal in life had already been established, a char- acteristic seldom found in most seniors, and had he lived, 'his determination would have surely enabled him to reach it. We all miss him, and hope that we can make him proud of his class and friends. There's my hand and mine, with my heart m zt The Tempest .7n ' IANET STRIEF As we close our high school days, we remember a classmate, Janet Strief, who parted from us in our sophomore year. Her smile and friendliness to those around her are pleasant memories to all who were her friends, and we all feel her presence now at the end of the long trail of study, even though she has passed away. He is well paid that is well satisfied. Merclwmt of Venice S I IILARY STIRLAND Our perky English lass has made a deep and wonderful impression on our school and its students during her stay here. Her sense of humor and fair play are a few of her outstanding character- istics. Hilary has won S25 in the county, and S50 statewise for her essay on Elec- tricit , and was presented with the World Peace key and S10 for winning first place in the VVorld Peace Speaking contest. Next vear Hilary will study medicine at the London University. We will always remember her and hope she may return again in the future. Q Y F xy If NAOTO IDE Naoto has done exceptionally well in conquering our language and customs this past year. lle has joined in on our parties, and helped us to have many good times. Ile has also enahled us to understand Japan and its people to a great extent, and we hope his country will know us hetter after his return. VVC are very fortunate to have had this dark- haired, sparkly-eyed boy as our exchange student at EA. VVe hope the memories ol' his stay will remain with him always. Ule wish him all the best in his college law studies, and future expectations. lizieiz Ctlll sin' 111010 tl11111 this rielz 17V1IiSL'-illllf you zilmze are .10 Sonnet 8-I TI IOMAS C. MOORE XVC, the elnss ol' 1955, are proucl to clecliente our IXUFUFQI to our lnelnyecl principle, Mr. TlllJll1ilS C. Moore, who has clone more for our elzlss than any other une person. Ile hals watehecl us progress ll1l'OLlfLIll our high school Llilyi :incl has tailyen il per- snnnl interest in ealeh of us, listening to our every prohletn and helping us to liincl the right to solution. Our cleepest thnnlts to you, Mr. lxlonre, for Ll won- tlerlul jnln which has been greatly appreciated by us all. 8 are 17 norm gmng mth tunly-ep Furs nt all Ugtngg Hhmxnzg-frahun T 1 , 12 0 1111333 tank 'tzmrlgzrev --J. ' 651.gif - . , . . -N -. all .N H '42 Q , M .- . 'Qlyf X' Af-' arp ' -,L , V .V 5 l ' 4. ' W- gJ'.' f f- x.. 515' FE , .-iv. N A 1- .. 11? '. 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V ice-President Mr. Edwin T. Bean Mrs. James W. Ford Mrs. Frank E. Hitchings Mr. Harold V. Potter Mr. Beardsley N. Sperry Mr. Willard E. Wechter Mr. Arthur Willert Mr. Charles H. Horton .......................... Clerk of the Board Mr. Walter L. Bumgardner ...... Superintendent of Schools O brave new world, that has such people in it. The Tempest Your Senior High School years have been disrupted by the closing of the Music Department rooms and the con- struction difficulties caused by the new Gymnasium and Swimming Pool addition. During all this disturbance you have carried on your work in a manner that has rought honors to you and to your school. We of the Board of Education wish to congratulate you on your achievements and to hope that your life from now on will be As You Like It. Donald T. Graves, President Board of Education amos i Eiiffw . inn. .an-M.. '1 'z' Con gratulationsl You have finished a task and a phase of your life. You all are eager for the next venture as you should be. A fine group of young Americans, we are proud of you as East Aurora students and sure you will be equally upstanding Alumni. lt seems to me that your choice of a theme for this, your Yearbook, implies that you seek to know and understand yourselves. For surely the exploring of those qualities that are mankind and therefore universal is the reason for the timeless appeal of Shakespeare. Continue to seek and explore and achieve those things, and all we wish for you in happiness and success will come your way, for you will have earned them. May the good Lord bless you and keep you. Mr. Walter Bumgardner There are 110 tricks in plain and simple faith. Julius Caesar dnnwcdftz FW .4.-is6issw19t5' Qksifiiv Your High School days have been full of new and exciting experiences. Man were challenging and happy ones-others may have bleen unsatisfactory and dis- appointing, but each in its own way, contributed to the complex pattern of growth and maturity. As individuals and as a group, the class of 1955 has made an excellent record for itself and your Alma Mater is proud of your achievements. llold firmly to the principle of choosing to do what is right, honorable, and worthy in the sight of God and your fellowman,.and your future experiences will be more radiant and joyous than ever. Best wishes and sincere congratulations to the class of 1955. hir. Thomas C. Moore To the class of 1955 - congratulations on your gradua- tion and best wishes for the years to come. You have made an admirable record at E.A.1'l.S. scholastically, and in your leadership of school activities. We will follow your progress with interest and hope that you have re- ceived the necessary education here that will make for a happy, useful life. Keep in touch with us and come back for a visit when you can. Miss Ilarriet Stanbro ww 5F'3'Qyl'r I I I ' f 1 I ' if y ' I M Y, 'fiifwiffiifii ' ' 'M r is 1 o 0 0 N - 9 ' Z , . , gif . if V gs, ft 1 QL , I2 y u. wr -ii lxllll l l if 2 :ii 4.-1.-1. fy To the class of '55: flood luck and best wishes for a performance well donel Since you are using the works of VVilliam Shake- speare as a theme, it is well to keep in mind that he too was once young like you. lle too had to face his future with nothing but what he learned, observed, or ex- perienced. Surely there were many times when he won- dered: X'Vill this play he successful? Nevertheless, we know he simply worked with the materials he found at hand, adopted them, and embued them with his own personal touch. So you and l need to be faithful, and we will have joy for the present and perhaps even achieve for the future. Mr. Alfred ll. Richert Vlllll' time has eome when a chapter in your lives must close. Your high school days are over, hut it is with a sense ol' completeness that you leave. This being my first class in lfast .-Xurora, l have a deep sense of closeness to all who are graduating, so may l, as probably lVilliam Hliakespeare would have said to his first, May you all have the good fortunes that life can bestow upon you. hir. Vl'illiam lleehe af st gif 'M-s 54 S ' r i 1 :LA I 'e'. A A i I... f V 1 Q X ,F May I take this opportunity to congratulate you on your success. I hope in years to come, as you occasionally pull out your old yearbook and recall old memories, that they are all pleasant ones. We, on the staff, also pull out the old yearbook occasionally. It gives us a great deal of pleasure, fifteen or twenty years later, to look at your yearbook and feel satisfied that you have reached the peak of perfection you promised while you were with us. Best of luck for the adventure ahead. hir. H. Lewis hlclxleil The value of your education already has been proved to you many times. The real value of it, however, is recognized in the mature, responsible people you have become and will be in the futureg it will be recognized in the skill with which you will accept responsibilities, make decisions, and in the quality of service you will render. It is interesting to speculate how well you will perform in the major roles, the supporting roles, and in the hit parts that will be yours to plav. Inasmuch as your per- formance as the class of 1955 has been commendable, it is almost certain that you will not digress from so high a standard of performance in the future. Mrs. Mary V. Austin 'rl'-11' is E t ? ,. Q S s 16. . . -mild' I'- Q . MR. B. BOVVEN-Physical Education. Activities: I. V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball. MISS BRUNCK-Art. Activities: Junior I-ligl'1 Art Club. MRS. E. BYRNES-English 9-8. MRS. COTTRELL-Mathematics. MR. D. H. DAYER-Mechanical Drawing, Graphic Arts. Activities: Ticket selling at football games. MISS DIETRICH-English 9, Latin I. Activities: Director of junior Play, -Senior Class Advisor. 14 .g,L. L.,i' 1 V '- --fer' .i r ffaculty, MR. ASBURY-Science. Activities: Advisor of Science Club, Ski Club. MRS. AUSTIN-Homemaking 3, Family Living. Activities: Guidance for 9th and llth grade girls. MR. BEEBE-Guidance. Activities: Tutorial 8, Service Club. MR. VICTOR BIRD-World History. Activities: Advisor of Junior Nature Society. MISS IDA BOLDT-Algebra. Activities: Senior National Honor Society Advisor, Chair- man Mathematical Department, Executive Board Faculty Club, Chairman Policy Committee of Faculty Club. MR. BOVE-Industrial Arts, Electricity, Drivers Education. Activities: Radio Club. ik. . 'Bid them wash their faces, and keep their teeth clean. Coriolanus MISS D. M. DILLON-English. Activities: Wrote Let Freedom Sing presented on WGR- TV, wrote and directed O, Galilean, resented Good Friday '55, member of the Curriculum Studjy Group, mem- ber of Western Zone Ex. Board of N. Y. State English Teachers. MR. DRESCHER- Physicial Education. Activities: g.V. Football, Basketball, Coach, Varsity Vol ey Ball and Baseball Coach. MR. DRICK-Arithmetic 7. Activities: Ticket Chairman for Athletics, Chairman of Service Club. MR. E. EATON-Music. Activities: jr. and Sr. Chorus, Chapel Choir. MISS EWART-Homemaking. Activities: Ski Club, F.H.A. MR. GALLUP-Agriculture. Activities: Advisor of F.F.A. MR. VVELLS'M. GOULD-Physics. Sftgzities: Science Dept. Coordinator, Advisor of Science u . MR. GRAZIANO-Biology - Science. Activities: jr. Advisor, jr. Play Committee, VVorld Peace Speaking Contest Committee Member. MR. HAGAN-Chemistry. RUTH HAMILTON-French 8th Grade - Gen- eral Language. Activities: Chairman Public Relations, Girl Scouti. MR. A. HARBISON-Shop - Industrial Arts. Activitiess Aviation Club, Adult Education, VVoodworking, Supervision of Football Field for All Home Games. MISS E. HARP-English 12, Speech. Activities: Ir. Play Make-up, Special Programs Chairman, Commencement Speakers. MR. L. HULBERT-Physical Education, Health, Elec. Actiigiez Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Boys Varsity A u . MR. HULBERT-Physical Education. MRS. HURD-English 9. Activities: Chess Club. RUSS H. HYDE-French l-2-3. Activities: Library, Advisor of Ir. Red Cross. MISS KAISER-Business. MRS. KELLER-Spanish. Activities: Advisor of Spanish Club. faculty. 4 MRS. HENRY-English 7. Activities: 7th Grade Class Advisor, Jr. Play. MR. M. HENRY - 8th Grade Citizenship, Education. Activities: President of Faculty Association, Di- rector of Erie County Social Studies, Attendance Sr. H. R., Track Coach. MR. H. HENRY-Business. Activities: Student Activity Controller. MISS HERBRANDSON-Homemaking. Activities: Advisor of F.H.A. MR. H. C. HOOVER-Drivers Training, journalism. Activities: Advisor for Highlights, Golf Coach. MR. HUDSON-Music. Activities: Band Director. r.mi.:l...rd Y 17' L Better three hours too soon, than a minute too late Merry Wives of Windsor Apul MR. G. KELVER-Music. Activities: Sr. Class Advisor. MR. LAWSON-Biolog . Activities: I. V. Football. MR. LELAND-American History, Problems of Democ- racy. Activities: Advisor Youth Discussion Group. MR. LORICO-Business. Activities: Bookroom, Latin American Band. MRS. LUDERS-Physical Education. Activities: 7th Grade Soccer, Jr. and Sr. Bowling Coach, 10th, llth, 12th, Volley Ball and Softball. MR. CLIFFORD F. LUDERS-Agriculture. Activities: Advisor for the F.F.A. T' -1 ' -. i 'im'- MISS ROLSTON-English 8. Activities: Central Treasurer. MR. SAUL-Social Studies 9. Activities: V. Golf, Ir. Class Advisor, Boy's jr.-Sr. Bow ing. MR. EDWARD C. SCHRIBER-English. Activities: Freshman Class Advisor, Faculty Advisor on Publications for the Student Council. Mlfr. J. ODELL SCOTT-7th Citizenship Edu- cation. Activities: Advisor of Willinkers, Aids at Foot- ball Games. IRENE L. STANTON-Mathematics. MR. SHED-Science 8. Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. I8 fi MRS. M. E. PARKER-Business. Activities: Secretary E. A. Teachers Association, Service Club, Secretary-Clerk Planning Board of Elma, Recording- Secretary Business and Professional Womens Club, Chair- man Comm. Department, Curriculum Committee. XMRS. M. S. PEEK-English 10. Activities: Coordinator English Department, Year Book, Chairman E. A. College Club School Committee, President E. A. Free Library Board, Curriculum Committee of E. A. MR. C. PFLEECER-Geometry, Trigonometry. Activities: Varsity Football Coach. MR. PITT-English 10. MR. RICHERT-Guidance, German. MR. RODEN-Industrial Arts, Shop. Activities: Yearbook Photography. 5 se ,xy Vi t, - -A 6 Masters, spread yourselves. Mialsummefs Night Dream MRS. SMITH-Latin 2 - 3, General Language. Activities: Classical Club. ZORELDAI-I THOMASON-Citizenship Educa- I' . Afcfivities: Garcia Club Advisor. MARY TIFFANY-Social Studies, World History. MRS. M. B. WAGNER-History. Activities: Coordinator of Citizenship Education Department. MRS. BAKER-Cafeteria. Activities: Director of School Cafeteria, Supervision of Food for All Extra Curricular Activities. MR. BURDICK - Director of Audio-Visual Education. 'MM JANET I. PHELPS-Library. Activities: World Peace Speaking Contest, Curriculum Revision Committee. MRS. STODDARD-Health Office. Activities: New York State Teachers Association, East Aurora Faculty Association, New York State School Nurses Teachers Association, Erie County School Nurses Teachers Association, American School Health Association. ALICE LOVELI..-Guidance Office. Activities: Secretary in High School Office. MISS SIMONS-Guidance Office. Activities: Secretary for Assistant Principal and Guidance Personnel. MRS. WALTZ-Attendance Office. MRS. HAMILTON-Attendance Office. D. lmhoff, R. Fox, F. Snyder, F. Kruse. IANITORS Row 1: G. Bowers, A. Killock, G. Simmons, H. 5 fr? Schmidt. L. Reed. H. Kruse, C. Nuwer, G. Schuller, D. Wood. 20 . Service is no heritage All's Well That Encls Well LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Judy Hogue, Miss Phelps, Betty George, Sandra Sheffer. Row 2: Mina Nieman, Pat Broad- beck, Jim Blair, Linda Phillips, Judy Lloyd. Row 3: Mary Wheeler, Lillian Rhodes, Kay Schnecken- berger, Betsy Braithwaite, Virginia Munn. BOOK ROOM STAHH Row 1: Peggy Woodruff, Sandy Little, Norma Yount, Shirley Yox, Clara Coles. Row 2: Don Hessel, Mr. Lorigo, Danny Beck. if FH .wi-15 dz mnqsut mu gum' muh I gun fnrgeb tufgafggnu lgmre Been 2132 num mth lznfgal gnu amz W I I 4 8 6' I 0 O KING RICHARD UI' A G Semurgf O, call back yesterday, birl time return. King Richard Il EMOCENE ADAMS- Charley Ambition: Take a high dive into a wet sponge. Activities: F.H.A. 1: Library 1, 2, 4. ELAINE B. ALBRECHT- Mut. Ambition: To be a school teacher. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Art Club 1, 2: Highlights 4. JAMES ALDRED- Iim. Ambition: To be an Insurance Salesman. Activities: Band. RICHARD ALLEN- Dick Ambition: Win the Indianapolis in a Nash. Activities: F.F.A. ugovn, CLARA ALLISON- Clair-. Ambition: Make a home in Florida with a certain someone. Activities: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 9. PATRICIA ANDERHALT- Pat, Ambition: To be successful. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3: Library 4. JACQUELYN ANDERSON- Iuckie. Ambition: To be a math professor. Activities: Science 1, jr. Play Committee 3, Discussion Club 4, Girl Scouts 1, M.Y.F. 2. STEPHEN APLIN- Steve. Ambition: To be the first to land on Mars. Activities: Lowland Sea stage crew 3, Jr. Play stage crew manager 3. CALVIN BABCOCK- Kelly, Ambition: Sell all my Christmas Cards. Activities: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Play 3: Track 4: Low- land Sea 3: Crosscountry 4: Explorers. MERVIN L. BAKER- Scurvy Mervie. Ambition: To be president of General Motors. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 2, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Varsity A 2, 3, 4: Student Coun- ci 3. 23 rpms: ' DANIEL F. BECK- Sausage Ambition: To have the top western show horse in the country. Activities: Football 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Varsity A 2, 3, 4. JOHN BELZ- Iobnnie. Ambition: To get along with girls. Activities: Service Club 4. MARY LOU BEMENT- Lou, Lu1u. Ambition: Live, love, laugh and be happy. Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 4: Cheer- leader Captain l: Student Council 3, 4: Orientation Chair- man 4: Sectional All-State 3, 4: Jr. Play Cast 3: Prom . Decoration Committee 3: Jr. Play stage crew 3: Red Cross 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Highlights 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity A 3, 4: Service Club 4: Latin American Band 4. SUE BENDER- Sue. Ambition: To be a confidential Secretary. Activities: East Aurora Marine Trust Cpart timeD. HOWARD BESECKER- Ho1vie. Ambition: join the Marines. KENNETH BLEMEL- Ken. Ambition: To get through college Activities: 4 H 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4: Boy Scouts l, 2, 3, 4: Explorers, High School Conservation Club 2 4. A3 Your bem't's desire WILLIAM W. BAKER- Willy, Ambition: Inherit a million dollars. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2: Baseball l 2: Varsity A 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4- Orchestra 2: Jr. Play Cast 3. GEORGE BARREN- Georje. Ambition: To be or not to be. That is the question. Activities: Service Club 4. JOHN L. BASIL- Black Bart, Bart. Ambition: To manage a hotel or motel in California. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2: Varsity A l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4.. BRENDA BEBEE-HB. Ambition: To always be happy. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity A 3, 4: French Teacher 3: Spanish Club 4: Bowling 3, 4: jr. Red Cross 3, 4: High- lights 3, 4: Jr. Play Committee 3. -It 1 1 ,- .,e.ff,f41gy,',+ ' '-al-.gage -- 1, f. v . Ii. WILLIAM BOYCE- Willy. Ambition: Own a Ford Thunderbird. JANE ANN BRICE- S. gimbition: To graduate from Bowling Green tate. Activities: Varsity A 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Highlights 2, 3, 4: Girls Sports 2, 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Classical Club 4, Mariners, Sr. Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 1, 2, Examination Board 1, Jr. and Sr. Prom Committee 3, Year Book Photo 4, President of Sophomore H. R., Cast of Jr. Play 3. CAROL JEAN BRICKWELL- Bricky. Ambition: To make a certain boy happy. Activities: jr. Honor Society 3, Costume Committee Jr. Play 3, Bowling 2, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Highlights 3, Dance Band 4, Latin American Band 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Student Stenog' rapher 4. SUZANNE BUFFUM- Sue, Bimbo, Ambition: Take life with a smile. Activities: Executive Board 3, National Honor Society 3. CHARLES BULL- Charlie, Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Service Club 4. LAWRENCE P. BURTON- Pat. Ambition: To own a '54 Cad Convert. Activities: Work at Bell's 2, 3, 4. 25 BARBARA J. CODD- Burb. Ambition: To see the world. Activities: Girl sports 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Service Club 45 Highlights 45 jr. Prom Decorating 35 Jr. Play Costumes 35 Yearbook 45 Teen Club Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Red Cross 1. GLENDA COLEBERT- Rae. Ambition: Faith, Hope and the pursuit of hap- piness. Activities: Marching Band 15 Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Girls Literary Club 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Class Shows 2, 35 Play Stage Crew 35 Student Teaching 45 Senior Chorus 4. CLARA EDITH COLE- Cla. Ambition: To do a bubble dance in Yankee Stadium. Activities: Bowling 2, 3, 45 Latin American Band 2, 3, 45 Dancing. MARGARET ANNE COLLEY- Anne. Ambition: Search for and find happiness. Activities: Class Examination Board 2, 35 Class Treasurer 25 jr. Play Committee 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mariners 2, 35 Y.P.F. 2, 3, 45 Highlights 2, 35 Assistant Editor Highlights 45 Teen Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader l- All-State Music Festival 35 Prom Decorating Committee Co-Chairman 3. ELAINE CONRAD- Lawrie, Ambition: To be a good secretary. Activities: Elma Teen Club 2, 35 M.Y.F. 25 Student Stcnographer 45 Yearbook 4. CHARLES LEE COOK- Skip. Ambition: Semietruck driver. 26 Activities: F.I:.A. 1, 25 3, 4. Men at some time are WAYNE L. BUSH- Snapper. Ambition: To drive in Indianapolis 500. Activities: Service Club. RICHARD CALKINS- Little Calkins. Ambition: Purebred dairy farming. Activities: Basketball 3. DANIEL RICHARD CAZIER- Dan. Ambition: To interpret Mr. Henrici's 52.88 pure Latin and Greek words. Activities: Student Council 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET COATSWORTH- Ian and jenny. Ambition: Get married. Activities: F.H.A. 3, 45 Sr. Chorus 45 High- lights 4. nasters of their fates. ,inlius Caeser NANCY CAROL COOLEY- Reddie, Ambition: To always be happy. Activities: H.R. President 15 H.R. Secretary 25 Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins Decorating Committee 35 Ir. National Honor Society 35 Varsity A 45 H.R. Treasurer 45 Highlights 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Dance Committee 2. LOLA COTTON- Lo. Ambition: To be a successful artist. Activities: Art Club I, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 4. CAIL F. CRAWFORD- Rose. Ambition: To get things done. Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Yearbook Editor 45 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity A 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, Sr. Chorus 1, 25 Jr. Play stage crew 35 Low- land Sea stage crew 35 Red Cross 2, 3. RICHARD DAILY- Rich. Ambition: Learn how to shoot a tweety bird. Activities: Service Club 3, Baseball 2. g 'Y' NVQ-waxvnlf' ..i:.wa-,fma4,si1.....,. BRUCE DARBEE- Pee-Wee. Ambition: P DONALD C. DERNER- Don, Duck Ambition: To play like Ray Anthony and own a swimming pool shaped like a trumpet Activities: Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Orchestra 3, 45 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4. WENDY DIBBLEE- Dib. Ambition: To succeed. Activities: Sr. Chorus 35 Jr. Play Committee 3 ERROL JACK DIETRICH- Flynn Ambition: College. Activities: Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Cho 45 Youth Discussion Group 3, 4. ALAN DIETZ- Dizzy, Ambition: To be a success. CHRIS EARHARDT- Chriser. Ambition: To win a photo contest. Activities: jr. Red Cross 25 Vice-President Home room 25 Highlights 4. ROBERT FELDMAN- Bob, Bo Bo. Ambition: To see the Grand Canyon. Activities: Track 1, 2: Chorus 2, Football Manager 2. JOANNE C. FELSKI- Shorty Ambition: R.N. Activities: Girls Sports 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Elma Teen Club 3, 4, C.Y.C. 2, 3, 4, High- lights 4. JANET FOSS- Iann, Pearl. Ambition: To study abroad. Activities: Cheerleader: Highlights: Student Council: Ex- ecutive Boardg Round Table, Teen Club: Mariners: Na- tional Honor Society. BARBARA FRANTZ- Barb, Ambition: To hunt Moose in Canada! Activities: Class Vice-President l, 2, H.R. Presi- dent 2, 35 Secretary of H.R. lg Assembly Secre- tary 39 Senate l, 2, 3, Girls Sports 2, 3, 4, High- lights 2, 3, 4g Service Club 3: Yearbook Business Manager 4: Chorus 3, Prom Decorating and Clean-up Committee 3, Civil Defense 45 Jr. Play Cast 3: jr. Play Make-up Chairman 4. URI S. FRENCH III- Tony, Frenchie, otlicr beauties. Ambition: To manage all Ililton llotels. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, Jr. Play Cast 3: Ex- ecutive Board 4. CARL FRIDMAN- Duck. Ambition: Forest Ranger. 28 Activities: Young Peoples, Explorers. 'Thus for into the bowels of the JAMES EDWARDS- form, Ambition: To become Mayor of Blossom. Activities: Conservation Club. A. CHARLES ERNST- Chuck, Charlie. Ambition: To teach or perform music. Activities: Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, Track 3, 4: Jr. Play Cast 3. JOSEPHINE P. ERTELL- ,lo. Ambitions Always have fun! Activities Girls Sports 2, 4: Yearbook 4, Service Club 3. 4: Handclasp 39 Student Stenographer 49 Highlights Typist 33 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling 4. PAUL EVENHOUSE- Pnul. Ambition: Be Police Chief of East Aurora. Activities: F.F.A. l, 2, Conservation Club 2, 3. lan tr' ,- we umrclzeii witlzozit impeiizmeizt King Richard Il EVELYN RUTH CAIL- Erie, Anilfitimz: Sce tlme VVorlcl. Activities: Stuclent Council 1, 41 Jr. lX itronal Honor Souetx 2, 3: Senior National Honor Societx 4 Girls Sports I 2 3, -lg Service Club 3. MICHAEL GEORGE- Unk zlmbition: Own new Olclk CUDXLI'llblL ROSFINIARY GEORGE- Hosie.' rlniliition: Of course! Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. CAIL CERTIS- Cert rlmlvition: Mrs. Degree. flefiritics: Yearbook 41 I xx ing., 2 3 Sports 25 Teen Club 2. 3 GEORGE HANDY- Georgia, Ambition: To marry a rich red-head. Activities: Teen Club 3, 4. NANETTE HANLEY- Nam Ambition: Own a Jaguar Sportscar. Activities: Class Secretary 35 Student Council Social Affairs Secretary 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Highlights 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Exchange Editor Highlights 45 jr. Play Costume Chairman 35 ll.R. Pres. 35 H.R. Vice-President 25 H.R. Representative 15 Girls Sports 3, 4. CAROL HAVVLEY- C. I. Ambition: To be six feet tall. Activities: Service Club 3, 45 HR. Secretary 35 Highlights typist 3. MILDRED HELMICH- 1llillie. Ambition: To live, love anal be happy. Activities: F.Il.A. Service Club. RICHARD E. HENRY- Spook, Ambition: To builtl my own home. Activities: Varsity A 3, 45 Basketball I, 25 Track 1, 2 Y 3Y 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 3. SONYA H. HERBART- Sunny, Sof. Ambition: Four years of college5 happiness. Activities: Art Club 3, 45 Cirls Sports 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Highlights 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 HR. Vice President 3. 30 FRANCIS CUNNER- Fran. Amliition: Lead a successful life. Activities: F.F.A. 45 4-H 45 Civil Defense 35 Civil Air Patrol 2, 35 Ski Club 4. JOHN GUNNINC- Hopi, Ambition: VVin S1000 a year scholarship. Activities: Junior National Honor Society 35 Senior National Honor Society 45 Senior Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Band l, 45 Senior Chorus 4: String Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Explorer's Post I3 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 A.F.S. 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4. JOAN HACMIRE- Hagus. Ambition: To always be happy. Activities: Student Council 3, 45 Real Cross 25 Junior Prom Decoration Committee 35 Highlights Typist 3, 45 Cirls Sports 2, 3, 45 Service Club 3, 45 Hantlelasp 3, 45 junior National Honor Society 35 Costume Committee for junior Play 3, Bowling 4. DONNA GRACE HANDY-Hllmidy Domm Amloition: Live, laugh, love and loaf. Activities: String Ensemble 3. 4: Stuclent Coun- cil l, 25 Spanish Club 45 Youth Discussion Croup 3, 45 Junior National Honor Society 35 Senior National Honor Society 45 All-State Orcliestra l, 2, 45 All-County Orchestra 2, 3, 45 4-ll Club 1, 2, 3, 45 County, District, State 4-ll Councils 2, 3, 4. L 's 'Vai 4' J- ' t rsQmf fair A 1 We few, we lmppj ve banci of brothers. Kin g Henry V DONALD LEE HESSEL- Curly, Ambition: To manufacture Bun Buns. glctivities: Football 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: I-LR. Presi- ent 3. LESTER HOAG- Les. Ambition: To own a racing car. JUDITH HOGUE- Hogie, Mindy. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Service Club 4, Library Staff 4,.Library Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. GAIL C. HOLBROOK- Gay, Hopie. Ambition: To give a ticket to a state trooper. Activities: Art Club 1, 2, 3: Jr. Prom Decorating 2: Variety Show Decorating 3: Service Club 2: Yearbook 3: Highlights 1, 2, 3. D,- , F ,,. 9.1! MARLENE HOLMES- Frenchie Ambition: To live love and be ha py. Activities: Chorus, Sports, Highlights 2, Service Club, Girls Chorus 4. PENELOPE I. HOLMES- Penny. Ambition: To stay as happy as I am now. Activities: Sports 2, 3: Bowling 3: Service Club 2, 3, 4: Student Teaching 3, 4. NAOTO IDE- Toru. Ambition: To be a lawyer. Activities: Highlights 4. SONJA JOHNSON- Tony, Ambition: To be a nurse. Activitiess Bowling. ROBERT KAMINSKI- Bob, Bobo, Ambition: To be a student in an all girl's college. Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. JAMES KAVANAUCH- Poopie. Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Service Club 4, School Civil De fense 4. 31 N MARY ELIZABETH KYLE- Mary Beth. flmlvitiou: Malte the Indians in VVest Falls less vicious. Activities: Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, jr. Chorus 1, Service Club 3, 4, Highlights 3, 4, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Societies 3, 4, jr. Play 3, jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3, Stu- dent Teaching 4. CAIIOLE LAMONT- Carole Amlritiou: To go around the world. ANN l.YNN I.ANCENDOIIITEII- Lynii, TroulJle. Ambition: Very little, to always stay young. ,-it-liritivs: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Service Club 3, 4, jr. Prom Decorating Committee, Jr. Class Dance Pub- licity 3: jr. Play Props. 3. THOMAS LANCVOIID- Tim. Ambition: To teach Chemistry as well as Mr. Hagan. Activities: Science Club 2, 4, Science Club President 4, Youth Discussion Croup 3, 4, Serv- ice Club 4, jr. Play Committee 3, Student Council 4, Student Teacher 4, Round Table 2, 4. l5l,l7.Alll5,Tll K. I.lPPlflI'li- Betty, Pete flmlritimi: To be a private secretary. ,'letii'itics: Yearboolt 4, lXl,Y.l7. l, 3, 4, Student Stenog- rapber 4. SANDRA I. I.ITTLE- I,ittle. Ambition: To always be happy and have friends. Activities: Sr, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. 32 'iSon1e are born great, some nelziew greatness LESLIE S. KISH- Les, Kisl1y. Ambition: Coach VVrestling at Vassar College. Activities: Football I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play 3, Executive Board 3: Student Council 4, Vicelpresident 4, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Societies 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Science Club 3, 4. JOAN ELLEN KITLEY- Iomiie, Kitt, Ambition: To get my driver's license. Activities: Secretary4Treasurer Science Club 4: Science Club 3, 4, Highlights 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Spanish Club 4, Service Club 3, 4, Sports l, 4, Student Teacher 4, lr. Play stage crew 3. RITA JANE KOPP. Ambition: To someday be able to say Fe Parle tun francais. Activities: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Service Club 3, 4: Highlights 3, 4, HR. President I, Sr. Chorus lp jr. and Sr. National Honor Societies 3, 4, Youth Discussion Croup Vice-President 4, Sadie Hawkins, jr. Prom, jr. Play Decorating and Costume Committees 3. CAROLE KRIECER- Krieg Ambition: To be-. Activities: Chorus 3: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sports 4, Bowling 4. inii some have greatness tizrzist upon 'cnzf' Twelfth Night VVILLIAM LONG- Bill, Ambition: To make Sl,0O0,000? Activities: Conservation Club 3, Service Club 3, H.R Treasurer 3. PETER B. MacROBERTS- Pete. Ambition: To make my second million first. Activities: Cross Countrv, Band, Bowling Golf Orchestra, jr. Play 3, Student Council Execu: tive Board. ROBERT MALACHOVVSKI- Bob. Ambition: To live and be happy. Activities: Chess Club 2: International Club 2: Town Chess Club 3, 4, Service Club 4, Highlights 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. JOHN lWcCORlN'lICK- ,lobnny. Ambition: To drive around the world. Activities: Service Club 3. DANIEL lNICDONALD- iliac Ambition: P DONNA MCCRATH- MaCoo. Ambition: Roll down the steps at Kleinhan's Music Hall. Activities: Roundtable 1, 2, 3, 4, Teen Club 2, 3, Service Club 3, 4, jr. and Sr. National Honor Societies 3, 4: American Field Service 4: High- lights 2, 3, 4: Editor 4: Mariners 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD COURTNEY MCKEEMAN- Court, Rebel Ambition: To be Vice-President of General Motors. Activities: J.V. Baseball 25 j.V. and Varsity Football 2, 3 4, j.V. and Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4: Jr. Play 3: Executive Board 4: Vice-President of Class 4: Sr. National Honor Society 4. JOHN T. MERCER JR.- Doc, Mick, Ace. Ambition: To be as good a surgeon as Dad. Activities: President, Student Council 4, Track 3, 4: Sr. Chorus 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Jr. Play 3, Varsity A 4. RAYMOND II. MILEY- Smiley, Ambition: To retire at 21. Activities: j.V. Football 2. MALCOLM MILLARD- Milk Man Ambition: To go to the moon on a motorcycle. Activities: Bowling. 33 WAYNE MINTON- joe, Ambition: To be a success. Activities: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT MORGAN- Chick Ambition: What's that? Activities: Sr. Chorus 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MORGAN- Bob. Ambition: To be a baseball radio announcer and umpire. Activities: Baseball, basketball. DOROTHY MUNDT- Dot, Dottie. Ambition: To have my cake and eat it too. Activities: Yearbook 4, Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Graduation, Ir. Play Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Highlights 4, Student Stenogra- pher 4, Library Staff 3, Teen Club 1, 2, Mariners 1, 2. , . RONALD NEIMAN- Num, Ambition: To be a mechanic. Activities: Library 2, Jr. Prom Decorating Committee 3. MERLE NEWTON- Newt, Ambition: To graduate. 34 To leave this keen RICHARD MILLER- Dick Ambition: To be a Ranger. Activities: Baseball. CAROL IANE MILLS- Millsie. Ambition: To live a happy life. Activities: Red Cross 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Sr. Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra l, Service Club 3, 4, Ir. Play 3, Student Council 4, Homeroom Secre- tary 1, 4, M.Y.F. BETSY MINSKER- Bets, Ambition: To go back to Bremen. Activities: Sr. Chorus l, 2, Accompanist 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, Tickets and Programs Jr. Play 3, All-State l, 2, 3, 4, jr. Red Cross 3, 4, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4, M.Y.F., American Field Service 4, Bowling 3, 4. WARREN MINTON- Tube, Ambition: To get married and be a success. ncounter of our wits. King Riclmrti Ill DONALD W. NICHOLAS- Nick, Demons Ambition: To retire at 30. Activities: -l.V. and Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: -l.V. Foot- ball 2: Varsity A 4. RICHARD H NICHOLAS Nick Demon , . - , s. Ambition: To be a Certified Public Accountant. Activities: ,l.V. and Varsity Football 2, 4: 'l.V. and Varsity Basketball 2, 4: Varsity A 4. JAMES NORTON- Iim. Amlzition: To be a vitamin. RUTH OFFHAUS- Ruthie. Ambition: Live, love and be happy. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2: Bowling 4. 'ltial MARY PATTERSON- P1tddles. Ambition: To do something right for a change. Activities: Service Club 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 3, 4: Ir. Play Committee 3: jr. Class Dance Publicity 3: Varsity Show Publicity 3. GEORGE PETRELL- Sam, Ambition: To own a new Cadillac. NANCY PFENDER- Nance. Amliition: To live with a smile. Activities: F.H.A. 1, 2: Bowling 4. HOVVARD PU LS IR.- Pulsic. Amlzitionz To master the guitar. Activities: Hunting Guide. MARTHA RATHS- Mo. Ambition: To pass geometry. Activities: Yearbook Photographer 4: Teen Club 2, 3: Nlariners 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity A 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Red Cross 3: Youth Discussion Group 3, 4: Highlights l, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Bowling League 4: Treasurer Ski Club 4: Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNA RAUCH - Donner. Ambition: Nursing. Activities: CKenmoreD Latin Club, Coed Swim- ming Club, Literary Club, Christmas Pageant, Freshman and Junior Show. 35 ROBERT ROVVLAND- Balm Ambition: FF? Activities: F.F.A. PETER RUSZCYK- Pete. Ambition: To go to and complete college. Activities: Track 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Youth Discussion Croup 3, 4, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity A 3, 4. kVll.l,.lAM SCHNIEH- Bill, Ambition: 'lin be a success. Activities: Teen Club 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Football 2, Volley- ball 3: Executive lloartl 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Secretary 4, jr. Class Vice-Presiclent 3: Service Club 4, Student Council 3, XVinner Peace Speaking Contest 2. RORERT SCIINITZER- Bob, Scbnitz. Ambition: To own a '55 Ford convertible. Activities: Football l, 2, 3, 4, Raseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3. SUSAN SCI IXVARTZ- Suc'. Ambition: To be happy anal enjoy life. Activities: Cheerleader l, 2, 4, Varsity A 2, 3, Sophomore Counselor 2. JAMES CURTIS SHAFER- jim. Ambition: Drink Choo-Choo Charley under the table. Activities: Service Club 2, 3, 4, Teen Club l, 2, 3, Conservation Club 3, VVinner Magazine Sale 4, Basketball 4, lloineroom Secretary 3. 36 I can no other answer make but MARY KATHERINE REICHERT, Ambition: To be a typist. Activities: Projection Club 3, 4, Sr. Cirl Scouts 1, 2, Luther League 1, 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 3, 4. GAIL RENFREW- Rum, Gus. Ambition: To be-? Activities: Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Photogra- pher 4, Varsity A 2, 3, 4, Highlights l, 2, 3, Mariners 1, 2, 3, 4, Teen Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Round Table 1, 2, 3, 4, jr. Play cast 3, Ski Club 4. JANET RICKETSON- Rick Ambition: To go into show business. Activities: Sports 1, 2, Bowling 3, 4, Highlights 3, Service Club 3, Property and Tickets jr. Play, Sr. Chorus 3. JOHN ROROPAUCH- ,i.R., ,iolmny. Ambition: Vivir, amar reirse y alegrarsef' Activities: Teen Club 1, 2, 3, Youth Discussion Group 3, House of Representatives 3, 4, Usher Jr. Play 3, Yearbook Photographer 4, Sr.Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Manager 2, Red Cross l. 'Q .. if thanks, and thanks, and ever thanks. Twelfth Night PATRICIA JEAN SHEPLER- Pat, Sliep. Ambition: To date a Phi Kappa Sigma. Activities. Executive Board 2 3 4 Roun Table ' . , 1 d 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Jr. Play 3: Prom Committee 3, Teen Club I, 2, 3: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD SILLIMAN- Don. Ambition: To drive a fast stock car. Activities: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4. CARLSON SIMMONS. Ambition: To be head chemist at Du Pont. Activities: Science Club 3, 4: Basketball 3. ALBURN SLEEPER- Sleepy Ambition: To make Cadet school. Activities: Sr. National Honor Society Football, Yearbook Photographer Staff 4. 1 ELAINE DORIS SLY- Laine, Lucky. Ambition: To go where the A.E.C. goes. Activities: 4'H 1, 2, 3, 4: Hall Monitor 4: Yearbook 4: Sports l, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN SLY- Sly. Ambition: To always be able to smile. Activities: Sr. Chorus I ,2, 3, 4: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1: Ir. Play 3: jr. National Honor Society 3: Service Club 4. ANTHONY SMITH- Tonya Ambition: To pass Sr. English. Activities: Golf l, Football l, Baseball 2, Jr. Play 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Ilomeroom Vice-President 3. BARBARA SMITII- Barb. Ambition: To be happy. Activities: Student Council 3, 4: jr. and Sr. Na- tional Honor Societies 3, 4: Highlights 4: Serv- ice Club 3, 4: Costume Committee jr. Play 3: Secretary Youth Discussion Croup 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3. CAROL ANNETTE SMITH- Smitlzer. Ambition: To be happily married to a musician. Activities: Sr. Shorus 1, 3, 4: Art Club l, 2, 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Class 1: Highlights 2: Teen Club 2, 3: Vice-President ll.R. 2: Secretary-Treasurer Student Council 3: Executive Board 4: Yearbook 4: Publicity and Decorating Committee school dances. HARRY SMITH- Hairie, Hain Ambition: To date 1. Activities: Service Club 1, 2, 3: Cafeteria I, 2. 3, 4. 37 A K. JOHN SPOONER- T Bone. Amliition: To go to Lehigh. Activities: Varsity A 4: Yearbook Phot. Ileacl 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 3: Band 3, 4, jr. Chorus l, 2: Ilomeroom Representative 2. DAVID SPRAGUE- Dave, Amlritirm: II.S.A.F. Activities: Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Civil Air Patroi. TI IONIAS STANDEVEN- Cr'igiey, Ramiy. Amlwitimi: To make money. Acti1'itir.'s: Sr. Band l. 2, 3, 4g Sr. Orchestra 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4. DAVID STEISLINCEII. Ambition: To own a brewery. Activities: Cross Country l, 2: Service Club 4: Discussion Club 4: German Club 2, Chorus 3, Yearbook 4. I.II,YA IXIARIE STENCIEI.- Duchess, I.iI. Amliilimiz To be an artist. Activities: Cirl Scouts lg Orchestral l, 2, 3, 4g Art Club 2, 3, 4: Ilockey I. IIII.AI'IY STIRLAND. Amlwilimi: To come to America again. Activities: Orchestra 4, Ilockey 4, Science Club 4. 38 Tire true Iaegimzing LAWRENCE SIVIITII- Lm1'1'. Ambition: College and Hillbilly Disc jockey. Activities: Guitar performances. JOEL SOUDER- joe, ferry Ambition: To get married. Activities: Civil Air Patrol 2, 3, 4. ROSALINE MARIE SPALTI- Rosie. Amlaition: To become a nurse. Activities: F.H.A. 2, 3: Highlights 3: Bowling 4. ,IEANNE SPENCER- M.T. Amliition: To have upteen kids. Activities: Highlights 2: Service Club 2: Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Chorus 2. 3: jr. Chorus lg Year- book 4: Varsity A 4: VI'orking at D.I2.C. pl' Mizisummcfs Night Dream MARGUERITE E. STITZ- 1lfarty, 1Unrtba. Ambition M.R.S. Degree. Ac times Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: L.Y.C.: Ytarbook 4: Magazine Sale Chaimian 4: Sadie Hawkins Lommittee. JOHN F. STREICHER- Jack Ambition: To make a million SSS. Activities: Service Club 4. LEE SVVARNER- Sweeny. Ambition To go to Alaska. JAMES TASKER- Ji1n. Ambition: To live the three L's. Activities: Football 1, 2: Tennis Manager 2: Chess Club 2. -E , S25 A JAMES TAYLOR- Y0rk. Ambition: To study journalism. Activities: Biology Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Stamp and Coin Club, Cym Club. KATHRYN P. THOMAS- Penny, Pete. Ambition: To live the three L's. Activities: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2, 3: Jr. Play Cast 3, Graduating Usher 3: Hall Monitor 4. VANESSA PEARL TINCH- Nessa, Van. Ambition: To be a success in life. Activities: Sr. Chorus 4: Art Club 2, 3, 4: 4-H 3, 4: Year- book 4: Highlights 3, 4: Jr. Chorus 1, 2: General Chorus 3: Sports 3. SHARON ETHEI.. TOMLINSON- Sherry, Ambition: 4 successful years in college. Activities: Art Club l, 2, 3: Office 3, Library 1, 2: 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross l. DONNA TRANK- Det. Ambition: lVl.R.S. Degree. Activities: Service Club, Sr. Chorus 2, 3. JUDITH ANN TUCKER- Judy Ambition: To be an Airline Stewardess. Activities: Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Jr. National Honor Society 3: Bowling 4: Sports 1, 2, 3. 39 X 4 SALLY WEINHEIMER- Sal. A Ambition: I'lI never tell. GAIL ELIZABETH WEISS- Weasel, Weisse. Ambition: M.R.S. Degree. Activities: Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Service Club 35 Teen Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Youth Discussion Group 3, 45 Class Executive Board 3, 45 Co'Editor Yearbook 4: Daisy Mae 35 Make-up jr. Play 45 General Chairman Ir. Play 35 Usher jr. Play5 Operetta5 Graduation 35 Prom Decorating and Publicity Chairman 35 Sr. Na- tional Honor Society 4. GEORGE WEISSENBURGER- Wise Owl. Ambition: Own a Cadillac Convertible. Activities: Working in Bowling Alley 4. ALLEN K. VVERTMAN- Frank Ambition: To make a million. ARTHUR WERTMAN- Farley Ambition: To be a top runner. Activities: Cross Country 4, Track 4 BARBARA WERTMAN Barb Amb tion Ill never tell Are you good men GARY TYLER- Gary. Ambition: To drop a Caddy mill in my roller skates. Activities: Service Club 3, 45 Science Club 4. DONNA JEANNE WALKER- Fifi Ambition: To sing with a dance band. Activities: J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader Captain 45 Sr. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity A 3, 45 Yearbook Photographer 45 Executive Board 15 Latin American Band 3, 45 Teen Club 1, 2: All-State 3. MARCIA LOU WANGELIN- Marsh, Ambition: To become a private secretary. Activities: Sr. Girls Chorus 45 Chorus 35 Yearbook 45 Luther League 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Elma Drum Corp 15 Elma Teen Club 3, Church Choir 3, 4. JOANNE WASSMAN- 1o. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. Activities: Spanish Club 45 Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 45 Reserve Ladies Auxiliary 45 Fraternal Order of Orieles 45 Varsity A 4. -fl ,, I Q gi : E A i . : y . -.k, I 2 V. 4 , ni H 1, ' , , A .2 v i ii - ji H ..,., E. Z. nd trite? Much Aolo About Nothing LUCILLE WIGGEN- Ceal. Ambition: To cycle abroad. Activities: Sr. Orchestra l, 2, Sr. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Sports 4. DUDLEY WILLIAMS- 1oe. Ambition: To retire at seventeen. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Varsity A 4. HAMLINE WILSON- Ham. Ambition: To pass Senior En lish. Activities: Golf 2, 3, 4, gr. Play Cast 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Football Manager 3, Bow ing 3, A.V.E. 2, 3, 4. GARY A. WITTENRICH- Witt3f. Ambition: To own a herd of Arabian horses MARGARET VVOODRUFF- Peggy Ambition: To become ambitious. Activities: Chorus l, 2, 3, Executive Board l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, jr. Play Committee 3, Latin American Band 4, Service Club 3, Homeroom Secretary 2, Book- room 4. HUGH YOUNGERS- Hugh Ambition: Blow-up Mr. Gould's physics class. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Base- ball l, Intramural Volleyball, Basketball, H.R. President 1, 2, I-l.R. Representative 3, 4, Sr. Class Treasurer 4. JAMES YOUNGERS- Moose. Ambition: Get my limit in tweedee birds. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball, Basketball, H.R. Vice-President 1, 2, 4, Class Senator 3, 4, Varsity A 2, 3, 4, Varsity A President 3, 4. NORMA JEAN YOUNT- Freck, Clarence. Ambition: Catch up on sleep. Activities: Bowling 2, 3, 4, Library 1, Chorus 2, 3, Ir. Play Cast 3, Service Club 3, Teen Club l, 2, Bookroom 4, Girls Sports 2, Yearbook 4, Highlights 3. SHIRLEY MARIE YOX- Shirl, Ox. Ambition: Mrs. Degree. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3, Spanish Club 4. FRANCIS ROBERT ZIMMERMAN- Franny, Zimmief' Ambition: Drop a Lincoln engine in an Austin. Activities: Football l, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Chorus 3, 4. 41 0,6 MISS EILEEN DIETRICH 199 MR. GEORGE KELVER MR. CARLO NISITA We will answer all things faithfully. Merchant of Venice MR. GEORGE KELVER Mr. Kelver, although strict in his supervision, has brought our class many a laugh. His humor and good-naturedness are two of his outstanding qualities. Many times he has brought to our atten- tion the importance of accomplishing our many duties successfully, and gave us the spirit and go power that was needed. He has given us much of his time to cooperate with our every problem. Our sincere thanks to Mr. Kelver for a wonderful job. MISS EILEEN DIETRIGH Miss Dietrich has worked hard to make the class of 1955 a great success. Her interest and support in our every project enabled us to go on despite many disappointments and handicaps. Her popu- larity with every Senior will long be remembered. 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CODD CLENDA COLEBERT CLARA EDITI I COLES MARGARET ANNE COLLEY ELAINE CONRAD CHARLES LEE COOK USUALLY FOUND Where I shOuldn't be Not at home Brooks Cas Station Wherever there's girls Bummin, 'round with Pat In Elma With Clara Home in bed Chasing school buses in the morning Doodling with watchamajigs Bevie's At the Vines or at home Almost anywhere Cruising the drag riding the range With Ken Calias pigj and Rich Rushing around Eating Any place where there is excitement In the woods Where I'm not supposed to bel Roaming the streets R. D. 3, East Aurora With Ron Any where With Bud Cruising with Mo and Red With Jim The Aurora Theatre In school Guess? At the Como Snack Bar l'd never tell I'll never tell At Church's house llere or there Loafing I lardly ever Searching the mail box In Elma ' In the garage All's Well That Ends Well PET PEEVE FAVORITE PERSONS Hillbilly music Mom and Donny Old Maids Mom and Dad Cirls smoking Chev. ownersg tall girls People who pretend to be something they aren't Front doors 6th period Two-faced people Cars that don't run Doors Platypus bile Fat girls 46 Fords and cold nights People who are hoity-toity People who dislike cowboy music English 12 class To much to do in so little time Life Wise girls Homework Morning after the night before English-Butterflies Show-offs People who are late English Women drivers Lack of S and c Prejudice people Conceited boys Smoking English 12 Class Stuck up girls Fat girls The varsity bull pen Home work over the weekend Fast weekends Unfriendly people Homeroom period C. V. I. Creyhound buses School 45 Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Clair Mom, Dad, Jr. and Pat My family Mom Mom and Clara Marilyn Roger the Lodgerg Fabulus Fungus Mom, Dad and Bevie Basils and E. V. Jim Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Donna Mom, Dad, and Joann Mom Mom Wilson Willy Clark Clare, Mom Mom, Dad Mother and Dad Ron and Parents Mom Bud and Dad Mom, Dad and MT Mom and Dad Mom My parents Mom and John Richard, Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and W. D. Mom and Dad Georgie, Kenny, Bev, Mom and Dad Mom Mom and Dad and Dad Pappy Love 'em all! Mom, Dad and Judy Jack Kington NAME NANCY CAROLE COOLEY LOLA COTTON GAIL CRAWFORD RICHARD DAILY DONALD C. DERNER WENDY DIBBLEE ERRCL JACK DIETRICH ALLAN DIETZ CHRIS EARHARDT JAMES EDWARDS A. CHARLES ERNST JDOSEPHIN E P. ERTELL AUL EVEN HOUSE ROBERT FELDMAN JOANNE C. FELSKI JANET Eoss BARBARA FRANTZ URI S. FRENCH III CARL FRIDMAN EVELYN RUTH GAIL MICHAEL GEORGE ROSEMARY GEORGE GAIL J. GERTIS JAMES GINGERICH GLORIA GLASS JEAN GOODFELLOW MARY CAROLE GRACE RICHARD GREENWAY SALLY JANE GREY FRANCIS GUNNER JOHN GUNNING JoAN HACMIRE DONNA CRACE HANDY GEORGE HANDY NANETTE HANLEY CAROL HAWLEY MILDRED HELMICH RICHARD E. HENRY SONYA R. HERBART DONALD LEE HESSEL LESTER HOAG JUDITH 1-1oCuE GAIL HoLRRooK Hlziaate Biueo, USUALLY FOUND Cruising with Mo and S Ridin horseback witB Audry Boys' Club Rodding around Springbrook Fire Co. Dreaming Hard to say At out door sports In school Cruising the Drag with a Mercury hardtop Band Room Day dreaming Working Roaming Around With the gang Here and There With Hessel looking for Bun-Buns South Wales Dreaming Anywhere Where I shouldn't be With Woody Most any place Around town with friend I-lill's On a Greyhound bus Elma Lunch With Dick Where there's excitement Music Department With Barbie Daydreaming Cy's On my feet South Wales In a black Chev. West Seneca Here and there in Elma The Everglades That would be telling Reading No, not usually, never! PET PEEVE Southerners People who aren't punctual Distance Yellow slips Girls who smoke Fast drivers Guess? Smoking Desks that are too small Old men and new Caddy converts Liberace Brush cuts I-Iot rodders Short evenings Name it and you can have it Insects Little brothers Being under aged Better English teachers People with no opinions Fords and slow bowlers Getting up in the morning Hllm sorryn Women drivers Women smokers Waiting for people School buses Democrats Chevrolet Green toothpaste Burmuda shorts and kneesocks Girls that chew gum 4' 1116 Una Tengo? Cruising the drag Lazy people Rainy days Dreams that won't come true Tricycles Too many things to do at one time Impossible girls Chevrolet Drinking and smoking Spoiled panty waist 46 O, how full of briefs is FAVORITE PERSONS Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Dad and Mom Mom and Dad Mr. Hudson and Mr. Olmstead Mom, Dad and Kenny The big 5? D. S. Mom Roy Mom and Dad Mom, Dad and Sis Mom and Dad Mom and Fran Mom and Dad Mom and Ann Mom and Dad Redhead and Mike D. B. Tom Mother l'll never tell Mom and Roger Norm Mom, Dad, Doris, Tony Mom and Dad The Greys, Grandmother lfffry Dick, My Family, M. C. Mom and Dad Mom Carol and Carl Love them all S. B. Sonya, Mom, Dad Uncle Jim Sister Ruthie Mel and Mom C. G. Mom and Nan Bev. and Marge Mom and Dad Mom, Dad, Lynda, Marty Sam T. Bugle his working day world. As You Like I t 53' Biaea, NAME USUALLY FOUND PET PEEVE MARLENE HOLMES PENELOPE J. HOLMES NAOTO IDE SONJA JOHNSON ROBERT KAMINSKI JAMES KAVANAUGH LESLIE S. KISH JOAN ELLEN KITLEY RITA JANE KOPP CAROLE J. KRIEGER MARY ELIZABETH KYLE CAROLE LAMONT ANN LYNN LANGENDORFER THOMAS LANGFORD ELIZABETH K. LIPPERT SANDRA L. LITTLE WILLIAM LONG PETER MacROBERTS ROBERT MALACHOWSKI JOHN MCCORMICK DANIEL McDONALD DONNA McGRATH COURTN EY McKEEMAN JOHN T. MERCER RAYMOND H. MILEY MALCOLM MILLARD RICHARD MILLER VIRGINIA MILLER CAROL JANE MILLS BETSY MINSKER WARREN MINTON WAYNE MINTON PAT MORGAN ROBERT MORGAN DOROTHY MUNDT RONALD NEIMAN MERLE NEWTON DONALD W. NICHOLAS RICHARD H. NICHOLAS JAMES NORTON RUTH OFFI-IAUS Hernando's Hide-way In 136 pestering Miss S Cafeteria U. N. 9042-Buffalo You'd be surprised Here and there Any place I am Teasing Van and Bogie Trying to finish everything I start That would be telling Who's looking Here and there Drawing Busy in the Science department In Marilla At Rick's . Working Roycroft Inn Firemen's picnics In my car E. A. Highlights office Window shopping with Scurvie Laughing, dancing, or singing In my Nash Anywhere there's girls Cruising the drag With horses at M Ranch Everywhere At a piano Hot rodding Riding around Goofing off and laughing Around home With Paul At Pete's Around home Loafing Boy's Club Jacksons' Where I shouldn't be Distance-Loblaws The 200 Miles to Morrisvelle CCVID Studying School buses I'll never tell Artie Women smokers Amarind Indra My short hair Two-faced people Two-faced people School bus School Cliques English Thesis School buses Navy Girls that smoke Thesis Typewritten assignments Impossible women E. A. Police Waiting in line A PPP Yankee George Kelver's Midnight Rambles Getting up in the morning Getting up in the morning for school Stuck-up women Politics Conceited people Bubblegum Girls stuck on themselves Conceited people The morning after Women drivers Men! Girl's that smoke Wise guys Bus No. 6 I People that can't tell us apart Girls Morning after the night before 47 FAVORITE PERSONS Mom, Kan and Jer Dad and Johnny Mr. Hideo Tajima Brother My Family To man to name Gary, I-llugh and Jack Madre, Padre, Sally and John My sister, Betty Mom, Dad and Joe Mom and Dad Mother, Father, Joan Mary and Don Derner It would take a book to list them Mom, Dad and Debbie M. D. L. Mom and Dad Harlam and Crigley Shirley H. Dennis the Menacei' Mother and Dad Aunt Mary and My German father Mom and Big Court Ham, Les and Joe Student E.A. H.S. Mom and Dad My mother Malcolm Millard Dad and adopted brother Cousin Marg. Dennis the Menace My mother Mother Dodie, Mom and Dad George To many to choose from Pete George Mom, Dad and Gram Mom, Dad and Cram Mother and J. A. Mom, Dad, Nance and W. B. Pests Mother and Father NAME MARY PATTERSON GEORGE PETRELL NANCY PFENDER HOWARD PU LS, JR. MARTHA RATHS DONNA RAUCH MARY REICHERT CAIL RENFREW JANET RICKETSON JOHN RORAPAUCH ROBERT ROWLAND PETER RUSZCYK WILLIAM SCHMEH ROBERT SCHNITZER JAMES SHAFER SUSAN SCHWARTZ PATRICIA SHEPLER DONALD SILLEMAN CARLSON SIMMONS ALBURN R. SLEEPER ELAINE DORIS SLY MARY ANNE SLY ANTHONY SMITH BARBARA SMITH CAROL ANNETTE SMITH HARRY SMITH LAWRENCE SMITH JOEL SOUDER ROSALINE SPALTI JEANNE SPENCER JOHN SPOONER DAVID SPRACUE THOMAS STANDEVEN LILYA STENSEL DAVID STEISLINCER MARCUERITE STITZ JOHN STREICHER HILARY STIRLAND LEE SWARNER JAMES TASKER KATHRYN P. THOMAS VANESSA TINCH SHARON TOMLINSON DONNA TRANK JUDITH ANN TUCKER CARY TYLER DONNA WALKER I 5' ' USUALLY FOUND With Langendorfer Anyplace Usually not Kelly's Bench or Emerys Celler Trying to get rid of Jane and Nance Eating or sleeping Baby sitting With the gang On the VVaterfront With da gang 66 Anywhere Here and there Bell's Where I shouldn't be At the hotel with Donn Ye Ol' Homstead 812 Oakwood Tel. No. E.A. 1938 Winspear Road Chemical Lab Playingm guitar Writing ldlters Boys Club In the Black Ford With I-Iagus With the gang Vel-Rose Mostly anywhere anytime Midtown Snack Bar Here and there With Jerry Between NT and EA Hunting or fishing Around Working Under my Nash With Spook Porker House Anywhere but where I ought to be Joe's Sleeping On my way to Buffalo With Joan On my feet ln a blue Ford Richard's Around With the gang Biueo, PET PEEVE People who pretend to be what they're not Girls with green hair Fights Twcrfaced people SOC worth of gas Noisy gum chewers School buses Kids smoking in cars Moody people Getting up in the morning School Smoking Stuck-up people Cold supper E.A. P.D. Kool's Eating fried eggs Men teachers Dark green and purple plaid Howard Puls in shop class Politics, Liberace Chemistry Women bowlers Short boys Two timing men People who change their orders Doc and Florence High school No comments Arguments People from Texas Homework Sarcasm Girls with Da's People who say I have an English accent State cops Agreeables Time and Distance Cafeteria Liberace School buses Cigarette smoke Pet Peeves Conceited people FAVORITE PERSONS Lynn, Mom and Dad Mr. Corser Mom, Dad, Ruth, D. S. Dusty and Chief Little Herb Mom and Dad Mom and Dad Love 'm all Jose and Hugh Mom and Dad Mom and Dad ' People Dad Mother and Mr. Brown Horace and Phoebe Big brother H. Mom, Dad and Butch Mom, Dad and Alice Mom, Dad and wouldn't she like to know Ma, Pa and the kids Moms and Dads Mom and Dad Dad and Mom Nick Love 'em all Flood and Ma Ramblin' Lou Mother and Dad Mom, Dad and Hank Jerry, My Family, S. Jim Mom Mom, and Dad Dad, Millirons Mom, Dad, Mike, S. Fran Mom Mum M. S. ul-In Both and Dad and Daddy Moms and Dads and the Lesses Mom Mom Mom and Dad and Dad Mom, Dad and Pede Mom, Dad and Fat Sam Mom, Dad and Bonnie .T ' I NAME USUALLY FOUND MARGIA LOU Woodard Road WANGELIN IOANNE WASSMAN Grey and Black hard top SALLY WEINHEIMER Dairy Bar or Out GAIL WEISS With the gang GEORGE Around WEISSENBURGER ALLEN K. WERTMAN Behind a Toro Mower ARTHUR WERTMAN At the gas station BARBARA WERTMAN Dairy Bar or Out LUCILLE WIGCIN HAMLINE WILSON DUDLEY WILLIAMS GARY WITTENRICH MARGARET WOODRUFF LAMES YOUNGERS UGH YOUNGERS NORMAN JEAN YOUNT SHIRLEY MARIE Yox FRANCIS ZIMMERMAN Here, there and everywhere In school Hard to say Behm Hill Vel-Rose Eating Not at home Vel-Rose Running around Anywhere Biueo, PET PEEVE FAVORITE PERSONS Bleached blondes Getting up in the morning Gossip School buses A guy who knows it all Girls No cross country Cheerleaders Self-centered people Gum poppers Work Space ships People who don't know how to ride horses Short boys Girls who smoke Monday mornings Too much to do in too little time Silence Pegs and boxcars Mom and Dad I'll never tell Barb and B. T. Mom and Dad Uncle Miltie A person who doesn't think he knows it all Mom and Dad Sal and H. B. KCWiSSyYf Jake and Harlem Mother and Father Ann Mom Schmitz jarring Jack Mom, Dad, Leah, Cliff Ray, Both Moms and Dads Mom, Dad and Louis H. There is a history Today is the big day! A da we will all remember for the rest of our lives. It is the day when all lower classmen look up to us and- hope that maybe someday they will reach that great goal. Each and everyone of us is thinking about the future. ome of us may be going to college, and some to work, but wherever we go and whatever we do, we, the Class of '55, will always try our best to be a credit to all who have so will- ingly given their time and effort to prepare us for the unex- plored chapter of our lives. With hearts beating wildly, we found ourselves in our never-to-be-forgotten Freshman year, which couldbe dubbed Our Comedy of Errors. This year we made lans for the Scotch Hop, our first dance. Although, none ofp us knew too much about dancing we all went and thought it a crowning event. Being very serious minded, we experienced our first Career Day. It gave us some idea of t e vast number of careers which the future would hold for us. Our Sophomore year had its joys and sadnesses. The loss of our dearly beloved classmate, janet Strief, will always be felt by all. In November we sponsored the most unusual social event of the year, the Levi Leap. All the guys and dolls turned up in, of all things for a dance, Levis! Later in the year, many of our classmates became members of the junior National Honor Society. Measure for Measure this was a very enjoyable year. The first few months of our junior year passed and soon the halls rang with the cheery cries of, Hey, gals, ot your guys for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance? Cail Vliiss was chosen Daisy Mae and Mervin Baker, Lil Abner. Our Class is known for the different ways in which it does things, and so to live u to that reputation we planned a completely different junior-Spenior Prom, Manhattan Rendez- vous. The Romeo and Juliet of our Rendezvous were Nancy Cooley and Court McKeeman. Now it was time to prove that our class had, like past junior classes, amateur actors and actresses. We produced Once and For All. Our many thanks go to Miss Eileen 50 z all 1nen's lives. King Henry IV Dietrich whose capable direction made it such an overwhelm- ing success. We would also like to thank Mr. Norberg and Vliss Harp for their help. Envy and pride mindled together as twenty-three of our :lassmates were installed in the Senior National Honor Society. Donna McGrath, Betsy Minsker, Mervin Baker, and john Sunnin spent the months of july and August in Germany. Dur exciange students for the year were Naoto Ide of japan and Hillary Stirland of England. They have played a big part ln making our Senior year a happy one. As our Senior year draws to a close we take time out to .ook back on all the memorable events of our last year in EAHS. The first big glory of the year that brought joy and pres- :ige to all of us, was our undefeated football team. We all mow that our cheerleaders contributed immensely to our unde- Feated season. Our sincere thanks go to Miss Dietrich and Mr. ielver who so willingl gave up their Saturdays to help us 'nake the hot dog standy a financial success. All the Seniors participated in our magazine sale which Jrought us great acclaim, Many a pair of shoes were worn aut when we all went campaigning to help raise funds to pro- iuce our yearbook. The top salesmen were Carol Brickwell md James Shaffer. The second memorable event of the year was the presenta- :ion of Let Freedom Sing on television by the Senior Chorus. This beautiful narrative-script was written by Miss Dillon and iirected by Mr. Eaton. p Many of the Seniors and lower classmen rang in the New fear at the annual New Years Eve Dance. This year also had its sorrows. We will all remember the second tragedy of our high school days, the loss of our friend and classmate, Elveus Kieffer. Another gala event of the year was the Senior's annual :ld clothes day. This caused great confusion because the year- :ook staff pictures were taken, old clothes and all. Graduation brings us to the end of four very happy years. Ks we approach the conclusion of our high school days, one :hought enters our mind, All's Well That Ends Well. 51 S JL .,. au l .. tsl' S hits MOST ADMIRED Nunc Cooley Merv Baker FRIENDLIEST Pat Sheplcr Ham Wilscmn BEST DRESSED Jan Foss llugh Youngers L ,ss rc I QW W ' L M' 4. 5 A is 1 fx .M NICEST PERSONALITY Barb Frantz Court McKeemen lN1OST NHSCHIEVOUS Gail Certis Jim Shafer DID MOST FOR E.A.H.S Donna McGrath jack Blercer MOST LIKELY TO MARRY FIRST Lois Both Ron Neiman 'E . A stage where every MOST POPULAR JUNIOR MOST POPULAR SOPHOMORE MOST POPULAR FRESHMAN BEST DANCERS Clara Coles Jack Basil MOST ATHLETIC Jane Brice Jim Youngcrs PESSIMIST Ioan Hagmire Pete McRoberts :L . -P B R 2 1 ' T I 1, ,S,, ,SS 3 g 1 ...2::: A l fr F 4-gf 4 an as MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betsy Minslcer Les Kish ' E 7 I 5 S J' Ieeyl Ililldinger .Tall ll mm plays 11 part. ut Young linny Hoffman MOST STUDIOUS jackie Anderson Errol Dienlrielc MOST COURTEOUS Donna llzmcly Bill Schmeh CLASS FLIRTS Donna VVall4er Tony French li 'bf A K I r Era N K I, Merclmrzt of Venice Busti Burke Denny Franch Doug McLean If Y' N -'Q ' If I X A W J Q f - I l .. . 5.12 it 'Sf' 'R in A , r 1 s. 'S' Bak 'T T - o 4 X E' 4 'C in ' X ,Q I 11 3 ,kr my 5-fe . X S ou Q .. , ' M, ' 1 L . -: V -X ,.., J, lNlOST BASHFUL joan Felslci Tom Stamlevcn MAN AND VVOMAN IIATEN Lucille Vlliggin Merle Newton 53 MOST HUMOROUS Martha Ratlxs John Rorapaugh MOST ORIGINAL Joan Kitley Carlson Simmons MOST ARTISTIC Gail Crawford Fran Zimmerman OPTIMIST Jan Ricketson John Gunning BEST LOOKING Barb Smith Bill Baker PEPPIEST Mary Lou Bement John Spooner My good will is great, though the gift small. Antony and Cleopatra To whom it may concern: We, the class of nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five of East Aurora High School, town of Aurora, County of Erie, state of New York: finding ourselves in a shocked state, and victims of strained nerves, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: will To Mr. Bumgardner: a sound-proof office Date - 1955 . . Class of '55 To Mr. Moore: many more years at EA. To Miss Stanbro: a shortage of senior girls To the Faculty: more nerves To the School: more assemblies To Future Seniors: determination and rewards To Senior Advisors: perseverance To Mr. Kelver: short homeroom periods To Miss Dietrich: a handsome male generation To Mr. Henry: a new voice To Mr. Nisita: stronger ribs To Cheerleaders: more undefeated teams To Future Classes: large treasuries To Naoto and Hilary: fond memories To Everyone Everywhere: world peace In witness thereof: we have hereunto subscribed our name - The '55 Aurorans 54 Q- Once and For All, a three act play by Sidney Duvall, was a big success. The play and its characters were well portrayed under the direction of Miss Dietrich and Miss Harp. Our thanks also to Mr. Norberg who advised the Stage-Crew. Under general chairman, Gail Weiss, these committee heads were selected: stage manager, Steve Apling stage crew, Merv Baker, pro- grams and tickets, Betsy Minskerg properties, Peg Woodruff, publicity, jack Putneyg and costumes, Nan Hanley. The play ran three nights, and tioltets were sold out each time. All participants enjoyed the satisfac- tion of contributing to this produc- tlon. We will draw the curtain and show you the picture Twelfth Night Une and foe All L ...A BJ For 3011 and I are past our dancing days. Romeo and Juliet Manhattan RCI1ClCZVOLlS,v our prom in 1954, was a great social event. All the committees were cooperative and hard working, adding to its success. Decorative models, constructed from paper and sparklers, hung from the ceiling, and outlines of the New York skyscrapers filled out the walls. This was a completely different idea in the schools history. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen. Nancy Cooley, and king, Court lVlcKeemen. Attend- ants were Mary Lou Bement, Barb Frantz, Merv Baker, and Tony l7rench. Art Dedrieli and his orchestra provided the music, and fun was had hy all. R' 5 3 'Fm- 'wr ...M I w'i-film 4 5, to tntxyv i DQ FW 5 Q 1 Sea The most spectacular musical production of the year was The Lowland Sea. Barbara Schmidt and Bill Ulmer headed the large CLISI of this opcretta. Mr. Eaton directed' the chorus while area musicians supplied the accompani- ment. A wonderful job was done by Mr. Norberg, stag- ing director. Miss llarp, make-upg Mrs. Morgan, dancing, and the Homemaking Department, costumes. Our con- gratulations and thanks to all who made this operetta a success. I tlmnk you for your voiccsg tlzmzk you, your most Sweet voices. C oriolzuztus if 5 lit? lafilt g 71 ,N J I K it f V .Ju , A N? 2- H sl HUG, :Ln ,4.. -Q .75 , Row I: C. Crawford, B. Frantz. Row 2: C. Weiss, C. Brickwell, E. Sly. Row I: L. Cotton, E. Sly, V. Tinch, I. Marshall. Row 2: S. Grey, C. Smith, C. Colcbcrt, J. Reeves. Y, ,pf mi Bow I: C. Eurhnrdt, A. Sleeper, G. Renfrew, P. Shepler, Spooner. PI IOTOCBAPI IY STAFF These most 1Il'iSl1l1llLIgiL1lI,1f paced tinwsf' flnvlfilz Niglzf :- SALES STAFF 5 3 -wt RX: Run' 1: Spencer, B. Frantz, M. Baths. Bow 2: E. Gail, G. Renfrew, B. Bcebe, U. VVulker, j. Brice. as A x es' , Q g 'c ii SKB gg 1-1 ' . 'Fl Q f Qs 1 N N.. '13 'sr f 'T' ' Z? L V V. gx 75, fm' 1: J. Ilugulc, M. Bement, H. Could. Row 2: D. Munch, Cunraud. Kitlcy, E. Iippcrt TYPISTS IIN' L'lbUl3L'I'illiOI1 uf Il1iS YCLITS SIAIH' IILIS CIIQIIHICCI IIICIU In AlL'CUIl1l1hNI1 ll QHHII KILXII. I INXX' C.'l'L'LllL'll INLINE' HOU' Zlllll IIOYCI IQIYULIIS VMI' IIN' YLll'iUllfi IMIQCN. LIHKIUI' lllk' lliIAL'L'liHl1 ul Mr. IXyiSilll, our ndvismy thc follmving wore clcctccl: Pclitmy Cnil Crnxvliwrnlg C1113 lclmn K ul Unis Vu x Xl m wuz liulvu 1 llll1l! lyllklllklllill XI an nu llama ', vi '.S1 I SIIM'S,.1 Ah , .ALI 'L Q ' ' .. '. NIV, l,I1flIf74L1l'klITl1f'I:.CliI0l',-IHIII1 SI3U4lI1CI'.llINI .Xssist.1nI ,XVI lfnlilm, l11l.1 fwvltulm. Manx tlmnlxs to rllcsc pcuplc amd thc mum' ollmcrs who zmlcml III lln NLICCUSNILII L'HII1IWlL'llUH COPY S'l'yXl'l Hmm' 1: Xl. Stitl, C. Bricluvull, Ifrtcll. Hou' 2: Cl. XVciss. Cl, Curtix. Ilagnmirc. M CS' 'LV .1 X Qu A, I 'Q ,asv WH ,vw N.-fm. II fly Itlnrihg il 5,12-ag 'E men sinh 111121111211 mvreig jlfalgerg G Hrflhrfreg 1 MERCHANT' OF VENICE. A S Zur!! Dwwwm i s -. . 'lliis ycar tlic Youtli Discussion Group liclcl discussions .of currcnt topics in tlic various schools coin- ' posccl ol' llast Aurora. llainluurg. lVcst Scncca, anal Orcliarcl Park. lNlctnlvcrs of tlic Problcms of Dc- inocracy class anal sonic from tlic .Nincrican llistory course particif patctl. Also inclutlccl in tlic activi- tics is tlic rcprcscntation ol' fivc sluclcnls in tlic moclcl ll.N. As scinlmly ol' VVcstcrn Ncw York scliools in tht- spring. Ulliccrs ol' tlic group 'arc Pctcr Ruszcvlx. llrcsitlcnt: Rita Kopp, Vicc-Prcsil tlcntg anal llarliara Sniitli. Sccrc- tary-'llrcasurcr. lXlr. Lclancl is tlic aclvisor. x Row 1: G. Vlleiss, B. Minslcer. Row 2: M. Raths, C. Crawford, P. llusycyk, S. Grcy, P. llalwr. Row 3: M. Picrcc, S. Post, ll. Youngcrs, D. lXlcGratl1, D. llancly, R. Kopp, lXl. Grace. Row 4: Il. juratovic, B. Smith, J. Bailey, R. Kline, 'l'. Langford, Mr. Leland, D. VVilliains, L. Kish. llow 1: lXI. Kline, ll. Xllyatt. Graham, Grancly, lll. Young. Hou' 2: lXl. lintlcinoutli, l.. lloltvclaw, K. llowc, B. Slierwootl, ll. Nichols. S. llowartl. Ron' 3: Mrs. Tlioinson, S. Flaherty, R. Cliur, P. Shaffer, G. Kish, J. Keller, V. Horton. Tlic Garcia Club was startctl this ycar by a group of nintli graclcrs wlio wisliccl to continuc working witli tlic lunior llistorical Socicty ol' Ncw York Statc. Tlicy clcctccl as Prcsitlcnt. llolnin lvyattg Viccf Prcsiclcnt. Karcn llowcg Sccrctary, l-ynnc lloltzclawg anti Trcasurcr, Stcvc llowartl. llllic sponsor is Mrs. ililioinason. 'lllic purposc ol' tlic clulm tliis vcar was to invcstif gatc tht- carly liistorv ol' tht- cliurclics oi liast .-Xurora. Vlllic clulm printccl a lvoolilct containing tliis inatcrial, wliicli was on salc in Klarcli. c,l'gill1llLlllUl1S sucli as tliis cnalvlc our young pcoplc to luc- comc lmcttcr citixcns, anti liclp tlicin to provitlc for a lvcttcr America. 'Y' - - 1 63 9 ,A ,, ' . , 1 ml i 1 ' v Q 5g fQ6i Qg:f S 5 QW 'exe 1 ! 40 25 I E 'Wh ' 1: 2 1 I K M w , AF L n 2 u L R A p-w,.....Ah.,..... .. -was AL.. , . - .. w'.,.,. ...... . 'sf X lzc ilay is long. Illuclz fltlo fllioizt Nothing irector is lXlr. ljlwood F. mon, :mtl their competent ccompainist is Betsy hlinsker. 'hc ollicers lior the year zere: Tony French, Presi- cntg Mary Lou Bement, 'ice-Presiclent, Shirley Yox, ccretiiry, and Beverly Hes' rl, Treiisurer. .Jne of the new and most uogressivc organizations his year is the Seventh .lrgule Chorus. It consists il' ai select group of sev- 'nth grade students who 'njoyecl previous elemen- ziry chorul experience. lihe accompanist is Don- iltl Lziliferty and the assist- ant conductors ure Spens 'er Lurrison and jerry ll1ll1CTf'. In Iuiuiury of i955 tliis group pnrticil xitccl in the junior lligh Slusic Festival. Row 1: P. xxllllliiff, K. Baldwin, G. Colchert, hi. Bement, hl. Kvle, Smith, Contsworth, Tucker. Row 2: B. Groben, B. Church, B. Ilcssel, Kitley, 'l'. VVoocl C. Miller, Spitvel, A Croft. Bow 3: E. Dietrich, F. Zimmcriniin, D. Donovan, B. Neiman, j. Cunning, ill. Miller, VV. ll.ihn, B. Morgan, ll. Beck. Bon' 4: C. Ilessel- hurg, Il. Youngers, N. VVyutt, Roraipough, D. Dcrner, Basil, D. French, D. VV:itts, B. Bose, hlercer. 7 Q v Kneeling: S. Larrison, G. Ogilvie, L. Shepler, XV. lXlaicBoherts. Bow 1: I.. Tiicchi, P. lcvergooil M. Bzilthaser, A. Painter, Siiucr, S. Kum, VV. Iliiverson, C. Nell, KI. Blair, M. Stcker, S. Stikcr S. VVashburn. Bow 2: K. Vlichster, VV. XVilson, l7. Beck, M. Mills, B. Xlliltcrs, ll. VXI-inlieiiner A. Thompson, D. Barkuvity, D. Berger, ll. Crowell, F. Proctor, I.. jiicohs. Bow 3: ll. lnrson, Ii Crowell, B. Banclcll, K. Smith, Perry. B. Vllishington, K. Knapp, S. XVoolley, VI. Bell, C' Burnett, C. Both, D. Colley. Row 4: D. Cynthia, M. VVolF, 'lf Pscid, C. Billington, C. Mcflriith C. Norman, B. Chanler, E. Godfrey, C. Babcock, I.. Lou, P. Borchca, D. Penfes. 1 4' 3 Il-.IH ,lil ' H 1 . f i . Row 1: R. George, N. Samcoe, M. Edwards, A. Underhill, N. Basile. Row 2: Nl. Schazel, Schmidt, P. Suclcr, S. Ulrich, I.. Comstock, Polski. Hou' 3: S. Dakc, VVcinheimer, G. Estahrook, L. Rhodes, V. Munn, Fulton, C. Sieglc. Unclcr the clircction of Miss llerbrand- son, this organivation In-ld many busi- ncss mcctings during thc vcar to plan for futurc projects. They rnaclc favors for tht- llcrl Cross, prcparccl clinncrs, lcarnccl clancc routincs, anal cxpcrimcntccl with othcr ficlcls ol' homcrnalting. ln the social ficltl. thcv haul a swimming party, a K. Holtz. My salad days, when I was atww ome- a,4 ' The Service Club performs many serv- iccs for the school and community. These include ushering, lihrary assist- ance, officc aid, stuclcnt tcaching, hall monitors, ticket :incl program sclling, and many others. Nr. XVilliam llcchc aclviscs this organivation ancl officcrs Huw I: S. Vllehstcr, D. VValltcr, ll. Danncr. Nl. A. Stcnglc. C. Shmch, N. l.ylcs. Ron' 2: S. Bohall. ll. llchcc. ll. llutgan. ll. llulmhs, ll. Fox, li. Vines. Hou' 3: N. Kirlihv, C. Uarcntl, B. llcsscl, ll. Kopp. Il. llL'll. lillian llhorlcs, skating party, anal hclcl their annual I'.lI..X. picnic. Officers for thc vcar xvcrc: llrcsiclcnt, l.ynnc Comstock, Vicc- llrcsirlcnl, lloscinary Clcorgcg Sccrctary, Santlra Knapp: anal rllrcasurcr, llarhara llcnlcl. H 1 - - frewz in j1uifu1lw1t', N' x5 ' f'llIlOII'1' ami Cleopatra atww 'or the year were: President, VVilliam gL'lll1lL'llQ Viee-llresiclent, Rita Kopp, ieeretarv, hlary lieth Kyle, and Treas- ll'L'l', l.vn Langenclorlier. Uur many hanlas to this group for their wonderful Intl greatly appreeiatetl services. Hou' I: if Mills, ll. llosehart, llasile, I. llogue, ll. Sehoentha ll. Kxle, C. llouser, lf Sieule. ,X Stiles, l . Phillips. Hon' 3: nl. lios. S. Clark, J. llenrv, ll. Seluueh, Il. liavanaugh, hlarsehall, K. hlarshall, K. 'l'lllllll1lS. -' - In-I -. - - Row 1: Nr. Gallup, N. Philips, L. Munch, hir. l.uclers. Ron' 2: lf. Volt, pl. Foss, D. Cuarzl, L. Iippert, ll. Johnson, P. Allen, ll. Darhe, ll. Kelley, ll. Suycler, P. Kline. Hou' 3: ll. lloclge, l'. Stroh, G. Vvittenwrieh. ll. lfoss, j. VVolfc, I.. Reuther. M. Sly, T. Iloherts, R. Allen, ll. Cullanian, IJ. Kephart. How 4: Smith, P. llonlin, C. Curtis. K. hlunmit. ll. lleixner, ll. Kreiger, hi. Snyder, l'. lleyxnan, ll. Neiman, lf. llacltly, ll. llumlson. Hou' 9: IXI. ll. C allvins, ll. Clark, Aclvisecl hy Mr. Luclers anal hir. Gallop, the l7.F.xX.'s purpose is to clevelop eompetent, agf gressive, rural anal agri- cultural leadership. During the year an an nual llanquet for awartls was helcl. llovs were sent to State antl National conventions, a square tlanee was sponsored, exhihits were clisplavetl at the County antl Slate lairs, a ratlio prograin was heltl Ill the Sl1l'Il1L1.lllHl lilleen hovs were sent to an l'.l'..'X. eamp in the .'X4lll'Hl1ll.lL'lsS. 'liheir molto is: l .earning lo clog Doing to learn, lfarning to live: anal living to serve. Uliilieers lim' this year were: Pres., lloherl llolaucl Vive Pres., llonaltl lluclsou Setfv, llracllev Will Seulinal, Yloe XVolIi 67 4. Q 5 X -' . T D- ' I , , g' .- - 1 4 W , - A Sw I.. , ' 7 I F P ff ,ATL W V . XJ 1 'ff i E-Ax 72 I f44'iH.,1,-'I s 1? Q A X' 'X 1 ' ' 'xi' .- ll 5 L - 'ff ' nf 'Q '. W v - 1 Lu . - h xy 3 1 ' L Ax .,- Q: Elin V F-, l R - xg , , 1 ff ,fx . qgzx I X' W , I ' -: 'L m:,f'-...v 4, v 'u' A. iv . ,d I, vi- I? I Q -.' -g 1' fx A P ,X X M41 m s , V R- 4 if - l ' 14: 'J -- 1' ' h ' '. K ' . ' .rffjf ' A was ff ' ' ' L In 'x x ' c ' ff 3 ,1, A1-fl ,ws 1 if , L . 2 'A W gf sg A, 4 W' 4 f . an if 7? fb' Q 11 ' Q., E Q by, 1 ,, . 1 My Q2 1 K in M ' s 3 KY? V ,T-A , , P , f 1 .M... N 5 fm twgaff .-Qs 5 V I - , M ' gs? I wif -. N Q V l H J Xaf l Q Q ' V X I . J hh V' J... - '. . x . f .s N5 I ,Sz , 0 al rm y X ' Q, I I . V, W ,L F , fi I ,. U X , 450 ff 1 Z '9 if C hr, Q , 7 K Q. 1 .sk A fx . ' A x . ' . . T Y . N- ' , . W , A W ' fe 155101. in . fy, ., 7 1 A v, I ' - 5 ff ' 4 3 .1 I 1 . ' on ',,,-'P f ff' 6' W ' 1- ' 4 'V 7 'fi ff AGN I Eff 7 1 m ,xy sf, igfy fifii 7 K, 1' 5 4 x 'K , W T2 X X 5, A 'll utozrlcl applaml ilzcv to 1110 Very During tlic past ycar ilu' .Xrl Clulm has Contrilmutccl mucli tu tht- st-lmal. I3csidt-5 postcrs for most ul' tlic st'l1oul's activities they wcrc rcsponsilnlc for tlic art work clonc on Lvl l5l't'ccluin Singu wlticlt was l5IiCSCl1lL'll on tclcf vision. Many ol' tht- incinlmcrs Cmn- pctcd wlwn tlic Blllililllll Cliamlwcr nf Commcrcc Slvrlltsowcl a puslvr un1IL'St with tlic tlivmc Bul'l'alo Scrvcs tllc XVorltl. Gail LlI'llXVivUl'll ul' tlmc Art in If QL. Q A-1 QL. w T' f H Row I: S. Schwartz, P. Youngwylr. Bird, Marky, B. Vvillia 5. ROW 2: P. Baker, -Q: If-A' ,623 K. Baldwin, J. Baker, IX Pic , N klarski, M. Foster: R TS3: S. Gill, B. Braitll- X6 -3, 'L. '5 wiv' . Q. waits, M. Malmwslti, D chwartz . Silliman, . Gilles ' , D. Baths. Row 4: T. iv '- 'fx X Q 1 Green, j. Hurd, B. -cr1, F B c, D. Bubba , 1.2311 cy, A. Metz, K. Everett, RC 4, Ry: X QC 1 as J. Smith. I, cyl' XMJ 66,9 X 'tf,'A' iw , -Lf? , nl JL , 'yn CL, 0 MJ' R - '51 . 2 3, -E' ' xl Us ft! 'B I' li if . f W' fa fff 4 if 4 t V if ' f' f P I ff ,vi if ! 7 ff Q x 1. ' 'L A Q llfl ,t M' L1 pl' 77,11 II X. 14.1 if, ' X- K ' ' HL 1 ll Kfr!Zl'7 B ll ll' f if by V fp u 7 X 'l' diff? A H0111 1: Air. Nisita, A. Langvvnclorfcr, Burkltarcl, S. xxyilli.ll1lS, nl. Kitlcy. I J Q' f ' How 2: M. Newton, S. Parliimrm, K. AlCKL'L'I11Llll, J. Bvcvcs. Y. Nvnnu. bl fl.-L nj! Row 3: P. Dugan, N. Bruwn, C. Martin, I.. Stunfcl, Marslmll, V. XVulf. f ff 5 1' 4 :man 71 ' 704004 Saaglgtg lliix Qilflkllllllliliill consists of mcmlvcrs ul' ilu- Nuplifnimrc anal junior classcs, cliuwn lor liitwiilv.-rsliip lwcatlsc ol' tllcir UlIlSl.llHlll1Q qualitics ul' cliaractcr, suhul- LlI'5lllI1. ll'.lllk'I'SlIlIV, .tml sc1'x'it'c. lo quali- .1 B ly lm' ltwinlwlxliip. tht- slutlcnts must Ii.lx'c an an-r.1gc ul 357 or almvc for tlwir liigli St-Ima! ycat's. ililw liullowiltg pulpit- In-lil rmlvliiu' lim' tliis yvar: licnton l:llIilxl'. l'lt'Nitlt'11t3Llml5l1t'ilaClill,ScCrcf tarx llk'.lNlIl'L'l'. QQ -v iwhn,fhulshouhlnpphnuluguhru 2 AfnchUNz Uluh won ai 5525.00 prize. The Art Shih has clone ll very fine job this war, something Ilnst Aurora Iligh 'lclmul um hc proud ol. It is divided 1110lXVOgl'OllI7SQ0l1L' group, the Junior 'Xrl Cluh, :mil thc other group, thc scuim' Art Cluh, The olliccrs wcrc: Qlziil Crziwliorcl, llitsiclciitg Lola Cot- nn. Vicc-Wcsiclviitg amcl .lunly Burli- liaml, Svscrctni'y-'l'rcusLii'ci'. was UN 05 f bu my ill B05 by 0 J vp X ' ,pl Row 1: C. Allison, hliss Boldt, B. Klinslacr. How 2: ll. Cmlcl, Ii. Giiil, G. Craiwfurrl, QQ XCII l'xl Cl'lxlll 'XlKllIIlIIX'l I 1 . .0 Cy, I. fIRCl'50I1, .. xl'iC'wL' . 'lou' J: , . yv, J. gipc y, . Ki sim, 1, X U b Smith, R. Kopp, P. Rusfcyk. How 4: IJ. Klcilrntli, J. Cunning, C. McKcciuaui. M. Q0 Hb 6 X linker, A. Sleeper, K. Blcmmcl, L. Kish. XO no ,, I ' I ' . I A .ff 'ffl 1 f - L L f ff s I . . ,M lf ffl.'f'l 'ill ' if 'L 1 H' 1 1' limi' I: S. T' ' ll. Cmlml, C. 'l41:ai: Klicliulmvslvl, V. Alles. Hou' 2: Upmn .h. mx, lf.. jimliimsuii, A. Klaigixitli, -I. ikiiurr. Hou' 3: -I. Piclxcrll, S. Gill, l,. Cotton, C. Millcr, U. Ciriiwliuixl. . 4 i 2 , i v 1 , t K -il - mm 7Z4za4ml Wann S ' Ihr- Sviiiur N-lllflll-ll llwmir Sfwicly is ll gllbllp sulvclul lKlI'Ulll5lLll1Llll1g iluzililics i ', -1 ' ,unc scrx'iu', lmlucticms lm' mcmhvrship :um In-lil in Alum' :mal l'Cl5I'llLIl'y. 'l'lu'ii'a1Clix'i- tics Rlllflllfl thc' yuan' ll1L'lllilL' tutoring L'l1lL'l4ILllIIllIQ licwcigii stuclcnls in the Spring, Llllll spunsuriiig ilu- Lllllillill Lllllllllll uni in lJn'u'l11lHL'i'. Ullircrs lm this your xvciv: lys Kish, lyrcsimlviit llctsy hlinslwr, XlL't'lJliK'NlllL'l1l1 Qlllil Uimngi llgimhg SL'L'I'L'lLll'f' 'l'i'caisui'cr. 71 sr l .Q, if W? . 9? -'xxx f? 'Q S 'Sl X , Q . 4 k,,.,..MA g' 3 I be I N A mai, Am. , 145 . ,X -4 A . 1 1 :f :sw kg , 5 .. 1 4 If ,--g w i x wa-ngqg -,gg f -,dd ffm, H 'X 6 1213 M355 1 5 1 X Q K . -A k, , . as 9: -'. I 3 ' Y , l 1 if 4, is 3 Qu if ' Hung ,I 4' x , 4-f Q 5 ' 'K 18, , y X 'ASIS 5 wi I 9 I w I i .., ..., , ....... ,.... ,....-.--.1 .Q I xx 1 -.1 in I wx gi. ,, S. lm, Y-.. nay..-annum: x A., A, QW, M f .....-..,., 'h, 1. .J . xf M . J , A ul ul, ,, ,. . ,FV ' ' 'Q T' I ? 3 S 6 ' 6 J gf , Q K-If Q xg, - ' H, wt. if , f , ...Q .3 ,, 1 I x . x e ' f K' ' - K It 4 - e e . I N . b ., tag.. X . ' .. I Qi - lb K I . I . , Ilrm' I: D. Ilnwt-ll Almlrecl, II. II:n't, Clark, I7. Sehiltwaster, S. Conratl. I. Mullen, II. Patil. Hou' 2: NI. llnnser, UI. Miller, C. Moog, R. lleigh, P. Murphy, I.. Mally. -I. Meade. AI. Selnnitlt. Hou' 3: S. Dietrich, N. Iietton, I. Sehwart, ID. Ileecl, Cramly, N. Nelson, K. Ylohnwn. S. Kilmer, II. Ixlfciillllii K. XVheeIer. Huw 4: N. Nichols. I.. Iloltlelaw, NI. I'Iown'i'iglit. Cf Rowley, N. I'I'leeger, II. Zale, IXI. Iiowes, S. Ilolhrook, A. Boss, Keller. To tri' the fair Hon' I: S. Ilowartl, Mr. Ashury, Kitley. Row 2: Kieffer, G. VVrathaII, I Kitlev. lime 3: Ii.. Braithwaite, I.. Balclwin, U. Schwarz, G. Kish. IIO11' 4: . inIlni'n, II. VVitte, Iforcl, Ii. Potter. Q I 1 ' The Iunior Chorus, clireetetl hx' Mr. I Eaton: and aeeompanieml hy Carol lion'- partieipatecl in sehool assenihlies throughout the year. They have also given Q I A Clad I Aclvisecl hx' faculty ineinhers ol' the Seif enee tlepaiitinent, this organization strives 5 to hettei' lxnowlenlge ol' .ill pliases of sei' i enee. :Xt meetings, the tneinhers give tallts on various topics and oee.ision.illx' otltsitle speakers are invitetl to attentl. lit-ltl tripx are also taken to View eertain Science proi eets. The main event lor this x'e.n' wax the I . Science Iiair where the ineinheix .intl out 5 sinle guests cli5playetl proieets inatle cling ing' the year. Ullicers for this year were: I resiclent, 'I-IIT1 I.angl'ortlg Yiee llresitlent, Ilave Selnvartlz and Seeretary 'I reasurer. Ioan Kitlev. ' ' 74 E ,J X x Q . ff 'F 3 , . - , .Q ggi rg. f iQ e in ,, if ,225 ,Q ,P Q if f . ,ff sv W F. ' Q., 3 Q . . Q 5 8- if fl V, if nv, I - , ,r W Y' 'f ' 5 L. no . ,N '14 .., S- Ss-, Row I: llailc, P. LcVcquc, E. Cuclmorc, S. Baker, R. Potter, M. Young, S. Kurlson, M. Scliilcl- waistcr. Row 2: Cornwall, C. Forward, llzilir, Bl. Guron, P. PLIIIXUX, Vlvilliiiiiig l.. l'ort1'r Row 3: Vossclcr, M. Swurt, Roberts, McKay, C. Potter, M. Dugan, P. Scwtcr. A. Linguiif clorfcr, M. Zee. HOW 4: Pctrc, V. Munn, bl. Calkins ,,l. Meade, N. Luwrcncc, S. Cornwall, V llorton, ll. Alstrom, B. Sherwood, A. Kunipkc. iclwzztim' of tomorrow. King 101111 Row 1: N. Roclgcrs, ll. llolincs, G. Muillcr. Row 2: ll. IXlcGratli, ll. Cuir I. Ilcrbsr, S. Snyder, B. Crawford. Row 3: 13. Uaikc, I.. Sclincimlcr. IJ. Bcnlcl U. Rcmlxirt, ll. Kingsley, M. Mattlicws, T. Sly. limi' 4: N. Bulmriovicli, 'I Hurd, F. Cortcr, L. Strung, Mr. Burdick, R. Bliley, K. llvurutt, Libvrutor 1 I l5Cl'lvUI'IN1ll1L'L'S lor Kiwanis, Lions Clulm ol' lfalsl :XLiror4i, :incl also pzirticipntccl in tlic montlily clmpcl services nt tlic Yclcniifs llospitail in llullzilo. 4 E' fj ' ' Nlviimlwrs ol ilu- llllllkkllllll Q lulv nn l-lllQl1l lion IHLISL''ll1LlC.ll1'lUl'll1L' motion E 1 . . I5lL'llIl'C IYIAUIKTIOI' lw Mr. liimllulr. lliusc Nlllllt'lll5 UIWIALIIL' Iliu l5IiHlk'LilUI'N lol' lwolli ulcim-nmrx' 'mil lm li suliool lcaiulicix. A lHL'IlllK'I' IS .llXX HN IL lLlX lllil Xllllllll Io In-lp. Ihr-xi lianx' lmn i xxonnlulul ln lp Io gill. 75 l -3 xiii X-. f I Ns. 'ki' fu U' TIM' Scnzitc is uiiiiposL'cI UI' IiULll'IL'L'l1 im'inIx'ix, ul. X' ' ' 5 . . .. X if ' piaiccs im'mIx'i's cm tIic Iiollmving umiiiiiiiltvcsz LISSUIII Imlics, a1tIiIL'tiL's. pi1ImIiuitiui1s, p.ii'Ii.iim'ntaii'y Igiw, .im clcuiifms. UI'I'iu'r5 ul' IIN' SIIIKIUIII CYHIIHCII zirc: I7i'c'si lICI1f,,ILICIx NIL'iu'i'g Vim' IjI'L'5ILIL'l1I, Irs Iiisiig aiml Sccim' I I I IQIVXAII-l'L'1l5LlI'k'I', Iillsli Ilurlw. Ron' I: Ii. Gail, CI. NiL'nIuIiI', IJ. CiiII. ROW 2: C. IXIIIIS, Y I . c ' 'L' . , . In mcr, NI. XII wg . il. Iiixli, IJ. NI.1cI Lum, II. Iottcr. limi' 3: VV. Dnmuvzin, K Nl km min IX ' I I I .Im xlxl S ' U Q fiziizjfs Io cmizcf' I Iii' IMIII1 figim' nf film' grunt num of N lii11qIIu11i1 VIII ,G I Iii- I Iwuw ul' IIcpi'n'sciil.lliws is coii1puscLI ul' -I6 mcmIvcrs. I IL'Il IIHIIILIUHIII ILIN I l4L'lTl'k'5L'III.lIIXL, UIIII IIN L'XL'L'I7ll0l tlu' Sciiim' I Iiiiiiumiiiii xxIiioI1 luis S. IQIIL'l11ClHI7CI'SLII'C clcctcd I-ri mlcl yuan' iii TII1, U1I1,1incI IIlIi gi'1uIL's. IIic Speaker UI IIN' Ilwiiw ix L'Im'n'lL'nI IW IIIL' im'i11Imci's, xmcI pl'CsicIL's :lt :III 1 nit DIL MINI-il, Nlcrccr. I7, IIIITIQC. I. Kish, iiiuuliiigs. I ruin IIN' IiL'IiWI'L'SL'I1IAllIYCS. thc Ikilluwing COIIII '- uw .uv wlmlulz Iiiiiiiciminii pmgixiiiis, slmlcnt orientation. wci.lI .lI1I.lIlN, .1mI s1ucIL'iit CIJLIIISCIUIN. .-X :Ls x iw' lillll' I: II. Kumi, S. NIYYIIIIALIIU. If lJiI'ilipp.i, Ci. NCIIIILIIT, Cf 'I4n'su11, A. SiIIimgm. Il. Iii-pp. II. Smith. IIH11' 2: V. Iutwn, I'. Ywuiig, ,'X. cillIlI1k'l', ,X XIL'Cir.iIIi. I.. II1rItfL'I.ixx'. S. frm, I'. SIIIIIIY. . O'lIiivn, I' In'YL'1 uv. limi' il IJ. IJ.mm'r, II. VITIQI1, Cf Xlciiixitli. II. llvxwl. II. KUIIIH Ii. - a I 1 5iiiiIIi, Y. II.iIi.miixiL'Ii, Y. Iliiclx, CI NiuIiw1I.ix. IIUN' -I: II. XCXYIHII, I. SXYJIII, I. Ciiucii. II, livll, I lnmli li lfim S IiuiIn II I' L ll OIII iu , - ' . - ' x il . H . xux', . I: N. A ,, I . I six arc ciziw X IL'L I,I'l'SllIL'IIIS aiml right am' Svimturs an i Inrgc. Ilicy :irc cIn'cIccI Im' txw ycair terms. 'I I1L'.IllI1IHl'N and Scniors Imam- lim Scinitors .it Iurga' AIIMI lI1a'ii' Vim' Q Pi'csicIcnls. 'Iain' utIici' L'I4isscs Iiziu' um' SUIIQIIUI' git Inrgn :mal tIicir Vice' IJPCSILICIIIS. 'I Iic Sexism' is lm-sinlul own . luv tIiL' XYIL'L I,l'L'SICIL'IlI UI lIic StunIcnt Culincil xmcI Y 4 mile affemllf sinh nnf fly inch cuufnnuhga ug . 5 ' Sn V T V-. '3..1,' ,Mgr ' ' . FH... XY' . ,LJ ,.. 1 A,..W,.U .., A .E,,,,.Q,.. .M,.f.f- Q. , .ig ,,5.L,,' ...,N..:- LM.. . . .. . .- .. 7 'Pm .-.'v-VP. :.' '11 v 5' ,wig X, ,Y f. . F.. , 5 . -, r lm u ' J ' ' -'J s xv V. 1 .Q s- - 4 D1 1 f 1. . A- --1 X, ,s V, -, .H ,. 1+-., A !.1J,,',.- . f l 1.1 x - x n. x 1 x 1 . 1 an .-, ., JL... .J-.fr L5 Aye 'YI' L fn 'Sf'-fi 2'-,M - , .LH ,M . .:VQeir'i r. ', ' ' P-,. .L-I nn-. .1 - I . 1.5 '4- V AT i.'I -. 4 Hr. CT . Ar-'5Y1lg,'L'1f 'Rf V ,, ly U 2,3 NX.. k..-,. ,-4 ,., 1'-wi' M --.1.' . pk- 1 '-J dim' ' 1' .,u .:. ,--,N ...,- fx, . ,--... , .. Q' V h 1 :'.. ' ' r , ni- xy.,- .wf ' Hx... A ,U 4 il' f. M... 1, v- A - . I ,I ...',- ' , .1 -I 1 4 'i' ff V1 if , r .Vi I ,bl lv .42 ? .' '. f1 '1 .. 'R . . .. , h , I .. 4 x , .: ,. I I .. , 11. ' . - P ,V f' , '- 1,1 .. ,LJ .14 . 5 -,nu ...fa 1,1 , sf ag ,,-6' 9 .311 in 'H' Q. I-Qffff 'QS' 1? rf'-K .- M-as 1. .ly , .:.,,,z3,.'.53 .-..-. .'- ' J QQ' I- , .. . . f,l:g..?'.-3., , '. ' . X 1 .5 rf- , v .'-1' 1 gig. ,X 'V .-Haj., H - - --L. . ..,. ' - 'w-f- .Q 4, .f ' .ig-.5. :V -X .1 V ., R., 1, I. . . L 7 -1 u I' ' L The Athletic Board has worked hard to bring to our school a suc- cessful sports program throughout the year. It strives to arrange better schedules and more opportunities for all those interested in sports. We are more than grateful for their efforts. Mr. Moore is Presi- dent, and Mr. Hulbert, Secretary- Treasurer. Row 1: Mr. Judson Hulbert, Mr. Thomas C. Moore, Mr. Walter Bum- gardner, Mr. Carlo Nisita. Raw 2: Mr. Louis Hulbert, M.r. Howard Hoover, Mr. Frank Drescher, Mr. Donald Law- son, Mr. Alfred Richert, Mr. H. Louis McNeil, Mr. Millard Henry. N 'Za 1' . GFWS' FA ef-va. W ' - ':fQ f i' ' 5 L , 'Q r. :..au..,J Wprf si ar-- B X711 - 5 552 1-. an.,-, ,.,fl'!-. Y Jan-imfp' N aff: - Row 1: D. Beck, M. Boher, B. Baker, R. Nicholas, T. French, Younger, Cunning, B. Schnimer, H. Youngers, Basil. Row 2: I. Ruther, B. Eck, R. Nattras, D. French, R. Potter, I. Barret, R. Kline, F. Burke, M. Makowski, J. Bos. Row 3: J. juratovic, J. Gillespie, T. Di- Filippo, Bailey, D. Hubbs, D. Potter, B. Krzyan, B. Edwards, Miller, C. Ernst. Row 4: C. Manzel, D. Bell, G. Amos, B. Bove, C. Nicholoff, B. Rose, D. Watts, Mr. Shed, Mr. Phlecger. .E For courage mountetlz 5' V' za. .Q , : '-5 In . I . N if .t axi A ' A ,sotl EA. 61 - 12 Eden . A i , A. rjrgi , E.A. 19 - 12 Amherst ,- Q., Q- 7 if ' 1 t ' 'iii E.A. 41 - 6 Frontier B , jf ea 'l--gg? E.A. 13 - 7 Hamburg It ' -- - A .' ' ,'f5'iS. Q p E.A. 24 - 6 West Seneca ' 5 'l' ' , -'H' 1 E.A. 6-0 Orchard Park Th h E d F d f b H 3 Ll Q V ar ' EA. 14 - 6 Depew e onor o our un e cate ,oot a sca- m , 5 gg son for last year is still talked of. ln L, twenty-six years such glory has never be- in 1' 5 i,,, l , l ', TQ 'iii' fallen our school. Under our coach, Mr. .W E-. time U, ,. ,m,, X ,.,,,.,. ,A ' . ,ja-M vifz. . .. 5,5-, 5' ' ig.: falggjfsygf ...f -- I ' r-1 Pfleeger and team captain, jim Youngers, the team battled to victory every time. The spirit was tremendous. We gained the ownership of the trophy exchanged between East Aurora and llamburg for many years. An assembly was held in honor of the team, and dinners were sponsored in their honor. Our hats go off to all the members of the fn team for such a memor- F able football season, and we are all very proud of them. Jur junior Varsity foot- 'X wall season is to be remcm- P. tered for the great effort ex- f rted by all. Under the coach- ng of lVlr. Lawson and M. Dres- her, the team ended its season with ,iff record of 2 victories, 4 defeats, and one .e. This year's captain was Dennis Vinton. a4s0'f t . W' .. M -mf ., . W t. . G-if,a. -5525, vw Y ,Qt 1 I4 L 3 ... E,A.26-6Eden -,-- .i a EA. o - 12 Amherst .gf . 9 4 2 I r EA. 19 - 6 Frontier . my T I E.A.o-8 Hamburg V ' A ':V . X f ' , EA. 7 - 7 West Seneca , gg i .xiii . with occasion. EEAA7'42OfChafd Park , ....,. .. , I .3 N Twelfth Night . .O- Depew H , ' ' gf b il V- kftgt' fl . U. W I 5 . wanlock, R. Ziedel, D. MacLean, D. Vinton, J. Marzoff, L. Dustin, D. Barton, I ag, . e to ow 2: R. Miley, D. Grey, P. Obrein, C. Hanlon, R. Rodgers, L. White, R. Lotz, ,Ui guson. Row 3: P. Slyer, D. Petrc, L. Lehmann, R. Coatsworth, H. Foster, L. Crawford , ,M B. MilliamR3IR.Lipink. Rholw j.hEmst, G. Metz, M. Chur. J. Kitley, R. Wariner, T. Schwartz, , . urry, r. wson, r. rec er. .... . A .. iam. ... , , 6 -'13 in .NW . l X . 2. 5 K X. Q. 1 3 G' :nt ' N Q., X Z V Bihinouch R Potttr Ballu D Hubbs Ess E Ilornmg B Burke, B. Le1nieux,B. , we W! tt J in u,V ,t It C1111 one tlesire loo V2 1 Ufff' ' fll fi ' . fr, . J 1 U4 fj 1, l , ,J I L L, , . - . . A L W If lt, if LJ !'y J I5 A 49 44 Frontier L V l'.+l'li This year's Varsity Basketball team won four and lost ten of their fourteen games of the 1954-1955 season. lfast Aurora seorecl 244 fieltl goals anal 185 free throws. Their toughest opponents were YVest Seneca and Amherst. Our school rival, Ilamhurg, clefeatecl us hoth times. but only hy scores of 60 --59 anal 45 -42 respectively. 'lihese two garnes were the most exciting ol' the season. Our llour' victories inelucletl wins over l7rontier, Orehartl Iylllili illlll liclen, I. llulhert was their eoaeh. l'he junior Varsity 11i1sket- null teann of 195-1-1955 had ai ueeess1'u1 season ol' eight victories nr1 six losses. Mr. liowen. the ex! K'l'1L'llL'CL1 eozleh, and the hoys ll1'C to he onnnenc1ec1 on ll very fine showing. I ' Mt' of f. BA av . Q 29' M E2 44 1 ca im Q EA BA ' QI? , BA 13.11 O, 5.9 M EA unch of rl qomi thine? 5 As You iikc it EIA 934122 57 Depew 22 O. Park 32 W. Seneca 32 Eden 53 Amherst 35 Frontier 54 Ilznnburg 41 O. Park 36 Eden 39 W. Seneca 41 Amherst 45 Frontier 61 Depew 53 I himburg U fl First Row: R. Rose, R. Contsworth, D. Bell, J. Davis, F. Cole, G. Nicoloff. Second Row: J. Marzolf, D. Andrews, J. Minsker, D. Ferguson, S. Harton, L. Crawford, Mr. Bowen. Aff, Z wa 'Q N 4 ' x K ' is K x XIX if Q33 ik lx , 591 Row 1: R. Offhaus, D. Hubbs, D. Rice, R. Potter, Bailey, Hannahan, Ess, D. Gaskin. Row 2: D. Burke, P. Collier, Williams, D. Nicholas, D. Williams, B. Schnitzcr, Youngers, D. Cazier. U UNO legacy is so , 6 E.A. 4 - 8 West Seneca I 1 iv. . . ' L f L' i E.A. 2 - 3 Frontier .hmi i ,U bf' E.A. 1 - 5 Amherst N .f i ', .V fi.. 3 --5 Vlilest Seneca , 3 - A Vfvysgfn until.. . .2 12 rontler . . - 4 . EA. 14 - 8 Orchard park '5 f ff B E A . EA. 3 -9 Williamsville 1. ' eQ '- E,A,1-4Hambur The Varsity Baseball season of 1954 Q 6 7 Qfnirfimg... ...xg EA. 2 - 3 Hambuigg brought forth a tremendous show of if ' X milzx E,A,5-1Amhef5g sportsmanship on the part of team and student body. The outstanding victory of , M V the season was the triumph over Orchard I D . ki , '-'i, O? Park. The final score for this game was: 'L G . - ' .Z iii East Aurora, 14, Orchard Park, 8. The 1 ' l 8 record for the season was 4 victories, ' ,, and 8 defeats. 31 s 14 R' 'T K C s , ..4.w in . f 0 , Eff If viva 1 it me X e..r FL T 84 i' lt' tiit 4 to ma. Q rf The 1954 Iunior Varsity Baseball team posted a record of 2 victories, and 5 de- icats. Under the direction of Mr. VlcCrcady, the teams two victories were, Orchard Park and Hamburg. rich as honesty. flll's Well That Ends Well EMA. 5- 7 Amherst E.A. 7 E.A. 5 E.A. 4 E.A. 3 E.A. O E.A. 7 .Ball Row 1: Hanlon, T Hurd, j. sl S. x 'iu-lifl o 1 'ffzl - 'lxxlg' lfl il l la vii-lf Lf 1 XJ Bartoo R Daily D Grey -fist 3-' 13-.--.1 1. wi .--- 615 Row 1: G. French, J. Ruther, I. Mercer. Row 2: A. Foster, C. Ernst, G. Nicoloff, VV. 'rec-n, R. Kron. Row 3: D. Crew, Spooner, W. Baker, R. Newman, P. Rusxcyk. Row 4: ll. iun ers, Il. Northrup, R. Henry, M. Baker, T. Nicholas S. Harton, R. VVanglin, D. Schwart . X 1 N I - 'vo Twin ' . x f Q I .- '..v ' grit ' 2 - A- ' Au'--to I r 1 lin' T J fi .hack E.A. 21 - 82 Hamburg E.A. 27W - 76W Amherst E.A. 62 - 42 Lancaster E A 56 - 34 Frontier lilili T l time ami the hour 7 I I A . . 'Q f' 57 - 47 W. Seneca ffl! ll fa, 7 9, A it , 'fi f I - A 'lm N 1' L. ,cs The Track season for 1954 was a success- ful one. Thanks to Mr. llcnry's fine coaching, the team ended the season with a 3 win-2 loss record, and placed third in the Division 1 Sectional Championship COl'lfCStS. ,, 'B i .T M . ah' ,Y D 1 , iq., A . - 1 I V b..- -: . f - , ' . V , 7' -I , . . ,.,A A as h I . . , K, -. M ! 5 Q an , B . 4 ' A A ' -'- 'sz'- -s 'RSL' .'s -. Q , - 3 Q . ' ' ii- 9 5 Q A A .. . Q - -Q , , g ,, H Q., 4 , 45, ...N -- Q -- - I, 1, - -t 2 t t 2 S- f L - ' .. . 1-'we -. . A w 'tiff v . , ... . .. a. ., ,.- - . . Q-Q ' .' V . if . '- iff 4. . , . 4 A. what hiya 'as , L ,-. 1 - A- '1 -'ew' . -'wg A , 1 . - . 4 ' as ' f' A fm l ' n ...l ,, df- . ., Q.. Q . 5 . N .- -.tw ff 7 -, ,, ej,. -...-5, i ,., ,A 0 w ... , 4- an A ai , . A in A A-up Mm- ' '- Yip' L . ' 'rn - 4- ' Q lic, ' tgg ,f5'mf w-i- inf' 1 I , ml--, 5.1 I 'rub - ,,. .xl ,fp cgivpwipyy N, 5 Mt rx. Q 4 W - - - zo. Y. 2 4 ,'.,- ' L- .. ' - --f- unaini... gii,....o--. its m Tffmw .2 , .. . , -is ,G - - ' 1 11 . 'W 1 yr . Wi ' ills df - . . . L K 1 YR oi Mr. Nisita, an expert ffl' mas ' K '- teacher in his field of sports, , rf' our eross-eountrv team had a X fix? 5 .alfa 'U f 'Qs , v- il A an -.A, I ' 1 ,+A .ir ,x X, 2 :Qs my W 3 'M s . 2-'J 1 Sz . Q-E-'Ee M v Under the eoaehinq ifyq 5 gf' Q, 13 reeord of two victories, and two de- Q fl R feats for the season of the year of 1954. In the fall of that year East Aurora was host to the second lnterseetional Meet of Erie County schools. This meet is sponsored hy the East Aurora Athletic Association, and originally was initiated hy our own coach, Mr. Nisita. Sixteen area schools participated in this contest, and in it there were 160 runners. East Aurora placed seeond at Amherst in the seetionals. THHS fll7'01lglZ fill? !'O11gllUSi lilly., Macbeth Center: D. Fravel. R011 I IW Sly R Millar Rau 2 D Lathrop P Zoellur T Offhaus Sillinian, Kieffer, D. Slvkltkl Mr Nlsxti Row 3 V BllllIl0NlLll L Babeotk rl Standutn A. Vllertman, R. Cole, P lwacllohtrts E Kieffer in f 'Xs ' f Mx J 'ff xi A .A Q .4u.. st A 4 7 P 'lin J 1 it A i l l i I ' .4 . E t ' - r .a,,,.q. it 1 5 lfr W! The Golf team of 1954, closed the season with a 5 win-7 loss record. Under the direction of Mr. Hoover, the team placed third in the Braeburn tourna- ment, 2nd in the Debo tournament, and won the AA sectionals, to hold the title for the third year. East Aurora teams have held the in- dividual honors for the last six years. J.v. GoLF Left to Right: G. Kish, E. Sim- mons, L. Baldwin, E. Woods, P. MacRoberts, N. Warner, Mr. Saul. aa VARSITY GOLF 11 7 , - Row 1: D. Wathal, L. Nm- TlZClHl701l'f ue delight thrup, J. Silliman, J. Marshall. Row 2: B. Hahn, H. Wilson, Mr. Hoover. E.A. 8 - 7 Williamsville E.A. 14M - W Clarence ,gliigr ' 'W az.:-i 2' 24 4. n Q ki, , - A 1 E.A. 6 - 9 Kenmore E.A. 14 - l Orchard Park E.A. ll - 4 West Seneca E.A. 15 - O Lancaster E.A. 10 - 5 Cleveland Hill E.A. 4 - ll Timon E.A. W - 14W Kenmore E.A. 3 - 12 Amherst E.A. l4Vz - M Depew E.A. 4M - IOM2 Amherst ,gas Q Q r I tm.- Q7 n 6' -as l .. ....w.. - Agia -.!'fW'Qe , W. ,,.- .Yeruzia The Tennis team which ended its season Wlth a standing of three victories and nme defeats deserves to be com- mended for its great effort and fighting spirit Mr. VanCise is also to be commended for his fine coaching. The high scoring member of the team was Buz White- man, with 7 wins, and 5 losses. P. Schumway, R. Whitman E. Homing, B. Palmer, L. Kish Mr. Van Cise, B. Barrett, B Homing, D. Raths, K. Blemal aug -1 -As.. '1 I 4 'Z Clieerleiicliiig is llie only Varsity sport lor girls tligil is l'CCOgI1l7CQl lux' llie seliool. Tile lionorecl oine work ligircl to lboosl tlie team in lsolli vie- tory zmcl clelieait. ililiis year 'lolm Spooner .ioinecl ilu- Stlllilll, aiml is to l7L'K'Ul1gl'AlllI lxitecl lior time line iolm lie liais clone. 'lille seniors on llie Let ilie worlzl xlipg This vear's Senior lligli bowlingf teams lmve lmcl ll very sueeesslul season. 'lille various teams lvowlecl :lt Incli- son's amcl XVnllenwein's all levs eertalin claiys alter seliool. Uincler tlie eozieliing ol' tlieir ziclvisor, Mrs. Luclers, tlme lol- lowing oliliieers were eleetecl for tlie year: Presinlent, Carol Smitli, Viee-Presiclent, Mur- tlm Rntlisg Seeretxiry, Sully Creyg Treasurer, IIKIIICI Pmieli- etson. Team exiptaiins for :lie year were: Nzmey Cooley, Donna VVailker, Peggy L. QM' N Wi Stllllltl wlm will lac grxitltmtcnl lliisyciii'x1l'L': l,0l1I1ll XV1lllxL'l', Utiil Xliciss, Pitt Sltcplvr, Sully Urcy, .lain Voss, nlairy lml llcincnt, aintl 'lulin Spnmicr. XVC will :ill miss tlivni ncxl ycatr tit tlic ganncs, itncl wisli tlicin lots ol' luck. Miss Maury Morgan wits their .lclx'isot'. 'll'L' slmll IIUIUI' lu' '1'OlllIgCl'. ilifzv ililllllillg of llzv SIIVL ' I x'VlJilCll'lll'f, .lnainnc YVz1ssinz1n, Uiiil Crnwlioul, lllziinc Sly, lircmlai IRL-clue, and Rutli Ulf- liousc. Botli Scniors :incl 'luninrs piwticipntccl in this lcaignc. The liigli intlivicluail scorc wats lioltl lw Sully Ori' :intl was I7-l points. ,lncliic l'iclai'cll liaitl tlic liigli zwcr- :igc lim' tlic scaisun wliicli was 120 points, :incl -lnginnc XVzissiniin It-iid tlic winning tcann. 'liltis tcann mnsistccl ul' loam llaiginirc klllll Indio llrtcll. ss W. anon' ami. Sacha gona' S life have some salt Under the supervision of lVIrs. Morgan, Miss Morgan, and Mrs. Luders, the junior and senior high girls participate in many after-school sports. These include field hockey, basketball, baseball, volleyball, shuffle board, ping pong, tennis, and badminton. Many of the girls participate in play-days with the surrounding schools in the area. This plan encourages competition among the students, and fosters the ideals of fair play and sportsmanship. This year the girls sports program was curtailed because of the construc- tion of the swimming pool adjoining the gym. III. GIRLS SPORTS Row 1: K. Kirsch, IJ. Reed, P. Young, M. Breidenstcin, S. Vyebster. Row 2: P. Deplce, K. Baldwin, N. Brown, B. Fox, M. Poster. Row 3: N. VVQ-isner, A. Stiles, E. Miller, M. Kramer, P. Dugan. Row 4: S. Gill, S. Clark, N. Bleekman, B. Killinger, J. Pickrell. 92: SKI CLUB Row 1: B. Howell, C. Teuffet, D. Danner, N. Merrit, D. Howell. Row 2: B. Lydle, S. Dietrich, A. Colley, P. Babbage, M. VVolf, B. Freeman. Row 3: R. Renfrew, Reeves, II. Cochran, I.. Palmer, N. Phfleeger, S. Sorenson, A. Kampke. Row 4: L. Lehman, D. Grey, S. Clark, A. Sleeper, L. Pollock, N. Lawrence, H. Wells, Miss Morgan. 2 ,. I r S J K S66 em our yomlz in usf' The slii club, although only in its first year is already a great success. It has a very large membership including students from the 8th to 12th grade. Classes are held every Monday after school at Emery Park. Throughout the year trips are scheduled to Allegheny. Under the supervision of Miss Nlorgan, the following people held office: Bill Baker, Presidentg Nancy Cooley, Vice-Presidentg Nan Hanley, Sec- rctaryg Martha Raths, Treasurer. Row I: L. Shepler, I. Spitzel, Grissenger, B. Dietrich Row 2 M Houser Ames M Michels M. Lemmon. Row 3: C. Houser, J. Gould, N. Weisner L Rotz K M irtm M Libs L Hurd N. Liebart. Row 4: Mr. Roden, H. jones, V. Wolff B Darby R Lou F Gunnar R Cliur ll it wi Piclcrell, Mr. Asbury. M - M M if-4. - Qu- vi Row I: G. Benfrew, C. Ilildinger, D. Walker, M. Breidenstein, Grey, G. Crawford, K. Baldwin. C. Mills, E. Gail. Bow 4: P. P. Young. Bow 2: S. Swartz, M. Lemmon, M. Foster, P. Depke, Babbage, Pickrcll, L. Pollack, N. Bleekinan, Clark, M. Fox, D. Beed. Bow 3: B. Beebe, M. Baths, P. Shepler, S. Brice, S. Gill, J. XVassman. In Se tember the Girls Varsi A President. Jim Youngers, Vice-Presi- P - 'Y , started a very active and successful TQ 110141, gg 'iwerg the 1111rr0r up t0 nature, dent, Bill Bakerg Treasurer, Joe year. Their first and foremost pro- ject was getting blazers for the mem- bers. In january, they had a baked goods sale, with all the proceeds going toward paying for the blazers. In March, they held a dance, The Bermuda Bounce, which was a great social and financial success. This year the Club was again super- vised by Mrs. Helen Blorgan, who put her best foot forward and helped a great deal. The officers of the club were: Sally Grey, President: ,lane Brice, Vice-President, and Mary Poster, Secretary-Treasurer. Bow 1: Mercer, Basil, D. Iclubbs, P. Shumway, Spooner V. Balianovich, C. Ernst, B. Potter. P. Buszcyk, G. Nicoloff. Bow 2: B. Bose, Il. Youngers, D. Potter, W. Green, M Nakowski, C. Northrop, 1. Silliman, W. Baker, J. Youngers, H Wilson, 1. Gillispie. Bow 3: L. Kish, J. Gunning, B. Karizon Wcvudq 014' glad Gillespie, Secretary, Boy Potter: Sgt.at-Arms, Jack Basil. This group takes part in organizing intramural sports affairs and holds meetings to plan on future events. To he a member of the Varsity A, a boy must have earned a Varsity letter in some sport. In March they sponl sored a dance for the benefit of building up the treasury for letter jacket payments and for their Var- sity A dinner which was held at the Boyeroft Inn at the end of the year. Hamlet B. Cole, B. Hahn, P. Burke, T. Standeven, Bailey, B. Feld man, D. Beck. Row 4: IJ. XVilliams, D. French, B. llenry, D Nicholas, B. Palmer, M. Baker, Buss, B. Nicholas, B. Schnit zer, E. Horning, I. Barrett. 11 ref.- . :L 5' ' 'o 1 ii . if lf -- 5. . l,.1l,, -, fl.. 1. Elblgnugl, ! nur 151511 uni Hp: Ieugfs Q y 6 I He ., jd, 1 QWATMWJ 'Eglf-Q 5 4 KING LEA 5 'H . , a .4 i 1 ., I, . I'- . X . '-if. .- W IV whit 'Wil' ,. .1 K , ' '4 1 DK.. J ggfti 'V :?. c 1 .a mtg . ,..,1-. . 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Rott' 1: N. Basile, hi. Brcidenstcin, Burkhard, P. Baker. Row 2: R. Cullinan, K. Baldwin, Brooks, C. Arnold, V. Bzihanovich, N. Brown. Ron' 3: Baker, S. Clurkg E. Weinheirner, Bailey, XV. Crockett, A. C ft, D. Crowe, A. A. Blinston. 'Ro 1 4: .. ' er, . Barrett, F. Burke, UI. l , . B t, D. huge, B. ' e, N. Bit- ' . 5 gil Mfr Pill WV Hou' 1: 13. Dietrich, S. Dietz, M. er. Row 2: Nl. liox, A. Catttie, P. Depke, Donovan, P. llugain. B. Fox. Hou' 3: G. Drews, B. Foss, R. Cowzinlock, B. Edwards, G. Kiener, Duke, Fss, D. Davis. Now 4: Ernst, G. Estcrhrook, T. Green, K. Al3ll!lL'l, T. Donovan, K. Everett, M ciyfllllli, ill. lliliilippo, ll. Rfk. JUNIORS Hour I: K. Kirsch, S. Knapp. Row 2: E. Crohen A. llollhorn, ll. lltltlson, Al. A. Kramer, lt. llill I-lou' ,iz XV. llerhurt, ll. lluhhs, H. Alnnosl, NV ll.ulley, l., Kuhn, llurd, ll. Kesler. Hou' -I XY. Green, jurritoyic, ll. Kline. XV. lluhn. Cl .610 'il nm ziutl to ilu' sink Our Senior class Feels the closest to the class of 1956, hecxiuse we have worked directly with them on our many projects, and they will succeed us in grgtcluziting next year. As Juniors, they have heen kept husy with conducting amd sponsor- ing various dances amd countless other iirojects. This yealr they sponsored the Sudie llaiwkins daincc, with- Sue littl- fum and Jeff Bailey :is Daisy Mae :ind Ahncrg the Swectlieurt. Swing, .it lilfllyll liox :ind lcll llllllL'y ing: amd the L. Row 1: D. L. Olvem, S. Orr. Row 2: A. Murzynslai, S. Nuulry, Parkinson, B. cjlil'lNlllS, M. Newton. Hou' 3: Marky, B. Killinger, ll. Neiman, R. Offliaius, C. Miller, A. Malek. lime 4: P. iXlnusteller, P. Mniult, Miller, B. Le- lnicux, B. Palmer, R. Nuttruss, A. Bleu, L. Northrui , . . QI f ,-il,4 . C , , 1 . LA ylhfl' f' H' I 'l in law: - 1 lf it ,- M V11 f r 2 J S I L If if A y ' IKM' 1: Miclmlski, N. Rider, Reutlier, P. X Pratt, N. Snmeue. 110117 2: U. Reed, B. Pontliier, A. lVlcGrntli, 13. Rogers, R. Putter, K. Paulson, E. Reeder. Row 3: S. Reed, L. Pierce, L. V956 s 500 Q ,M . ml mils! slliml tlie L'Ulll'SL'.l' S Y ' .lllzel will Sr. Prom. 'llieir largest emlenmi' was llie l5l'UklllL'liUI'l ul' tlie r. Play, HCillCil1HCI' ln' tlie Darien. Q llie twllieers ol' llie elaiss ul' '56 did :in exeepliungil juli in sueeesslhullv executing tlieir numerous duties. 'lilies' were: President, llelil' llnileyg Viee-President, llnlueri Pallnierg Seeretziry, Dain lliilulmpe' .ind 'l're.isurer, Paltti Ueplte. blilll' 1110111- lxers nl' tlie exeeutire lmml, wlio also ewnlrilvuted tlieir lmest ellorts were: Nniiev llrmrn, Paltti Young, iliony Di- liiliplio, und Slieilai Gill. Pliilips. M. Pieree. li. Reigli, R. Price, C. Petre, U. Rntlis. limi' 4: S. Pust, ,l. Pielirell, ll. Putter, K. Selienlmnrger, IJ. Selirneder, lf. Pnrter, I.. lwil1tl1.lL'S, U. Selimg. l,lL'l'L'L'.u! r 01 5lf7f,..ff,lfflfLf!'W3 Ron' I: Yl. Van l.ew, C.. 'l4R'f-2011, Uptnn, C. Sirnnlu, S. Svlifler. lime 2: 13. VX'illiinns, S. Sullivan, M. Stgingl, If. Vines, P. Yuunig, S. l XVL-luster, S XYilli.nns. Home 5: N.'X esner, A. Stiles. N. Qltliirslii, V. Sniitli, MJ ' 'eler, P. Uiellter, A. Xxfillis ..Struli..lloi : . Vein- einier, ul. 'fvnlsley Vli' ler, Vain e , L. Stmng. J. Sn itli n. ' nn, J,lVVele ,V f Ly ry 0 . ' i ' 7 , 'JW ' ' N ilfwdlfvlfplxli 99 1 :M , ,fl ,, 5 I w' !Xi A -,J y 'QA' -3 Sp L gl ,G ,A s-vj'A'.! J 1 I, , V 1 Mya Q' nfrxjlnaix M iff y'.,I,,Q.7a,g0ks 46' 5 4 lou' I: K. Carlson, C. Carini, B. Church, C. lierg, L. Comstock, D. Baker. Row 2: P. Brook- man, K. Cavenaugh, P. Clark, V. Allis, B. Booker, P. Allen, Ash. Row 3: L. Brown, Y. Calkins. K. Catt, P. Babbage, C. Boller, R. Clay- eomh, D. Benlel, P. Brodbeek. Row 4: B. Bove J. Bartlett, C. Cole, Barber, D. Bartoo, D. Bell, Chatman, hl. Bohall, L. Baldwin. r CWM vga BM ' ' Row 1: G. Esterbrook, English, B. Freeman, M. Eichler, K. Glownia, Donvan, M. Eddy, D. Danner, J. Deperni, S. Croft. Row 2: D. Cotten, J. Dunham, B. Dodge, D. Crew, Cornwell, Green, Foss, L. Dustin, 1. Doedema. Row 3: X! N. Dabh, Could, Foss, D. Ernst, Pt. Dietz, ll. Donovan, li. Cattie, P. Donlon, Futton. Hou' 4: li. Denzel. C. Curtis, R. Deplce, Davis, D. French, ll. Fherl, B. Daily, R. Davis, C. Fintak. Row 1: L. Iloltzborn, C. Ilildinger, D. Kephart, l,. llartman, ll. juhre, P. Kron, A. Harrington, D. Kopp. How 2: N. Ilennesak, li. llollman, ll. Johnson, li. Ilubhs, li. Krieger, C. Kingston, F. johnson, D. Lane, hl. llancly. ROW 3: N. Kirhv, ll. jones, A. Gunner, Ilossenloep, P Kramer, ll. llessel, R. Johnson, B. llollowood C. llouser. How 4: Kelly, B. llanlon, N. sehall, Ilohnes, S. llarton, VV. Moxley, llorning, Pt. llill, R. Krishand. 100 1' , I' .Af G' ffl' HFC I 11,174 .f . 3 0' I ,-fl fr' yu tlmt are Ill tlze L! I I, .1 . - fgwiis years Sophomores have been caught in the center of aetivitv. lhev have been closely associated with both upper and lower classmen, and have taken part in almost everv school fune- tion. They will find that this has been one of their busiest vez s in school. They ' have learned to mating and have been able to tackle certain problems that have y, confronted them. Their big accomplish! Nl ,Jil ment for che year was XVhite Chri. ill mas, a semi-formal dance hel 'n l - -4' eember. Selected officers fl7 Xx lf Q11 p I 'dl ' lllxpillll fx Jll Il lf Jlxro i v l i r 1. I r I Q 4 .-N 957of ' it in mini of OlH'J'01lflZ.H i Ki11glIe1zryIV A were: President, Dcnnv French: Vice- Presitlent, Willialiii Donovan: Secretary, Richard Mullen, ancl Treasurer, Bet' llessel. The remaintler of thc executive hoard consisted of: Dehhy Danner. liar- hara Freeman, Ilelen XVells, Tom Yvoocl, and Gail Young. hir. Shecl was their atlvisor for the vear. These people will cliscovcr that the responsihility of a joh such as this is only the beginning of more tlifliieult encounters. llle hope they will he ahle to lace and mcct them in the future as well as they have clone this year. Good luck! ff72.i,,fww ftyn-an j 'vpd .cfm .fffz uf! 7 Rauf 1: S. Northrup, C. hlacliiver, A. Iungen- dorfer, hi. Lemmon, M. Van Sickle. ll. lloycl. Row 2: Newer, K. hleKeeman, M, Michel hi. Lyles, G. Nieholoff, L. Nyltart, G. Herz, O'Connel. Row 3: Cjlillllllllfi, Y. Nenno, K. Nar- tins. D. hlumford, D. Petre, K. Munch. Nat' shall, D. Mullin. Row 4: D. Ollfhaus, l . Moracl J. Patti, Ninsker, C. Newton, J. Marzolf, H. Lotz, L. Lehman, P. O'Brian. x .g s v , 4' , 1 .-x M v s Q 4 . '- , s , . , H 1, . f. . . nz. i a - M me J 1 1. Row 1: B. Shoenthal, S. Portor, L. Smith. N. Phillips. Rott' 2: Il. Shaulm, C. Potter, I-. Silver- burger, D. Schwartz, Pruski, R. Reimer, Rl. Snyder, J. Rosehart. C. Schmeh. Hou' 3: C. Prevot, I. Reeves, J. Simons, M. Schasel, LL. Shoenthal. P. Shumway, E. Reinholty, S. Soren- son, Smith. Hou' 4: Nl. Shunlt, I. Smith, I. Pollack, Il. Snitler, A. Spencer, Sen-ll, ISM Reichert B. Rose N. Ricketson. . , :J Y full wrt? M 11 Lil r L1 1 Jwivf U5 Row 1: rl . XVilliains, ,l. Vance, S.Xl.Il1 sickle, Hou' 2: I.. XX'cil. A. llntlcrhill, il. Notlhg, T. XVorrrl, li. Zirtlt-ll, ll. Spinlt. ll, SIXNlil1L1L'l', Cf Xvinstrorn, Cl. Yesper. Hou' 3: S. fee. Il. Van siele, Ulrich, lf. lohen, l.. Uliite, ,l. Suchy, J. lsvtblli, K. Xxiattx, l.. ulillert, lf. XYilltius. limi' 4: Il. Wlells, S. U'elis1cr, li. Witte. ll. Yinton, VV. Zent, B. Zyrlell, ll. Stew.u't, Y. Xllolli, li. VVootls. 101 . Histor. P. Erncsto, D. Crew, BI lima' 1: II I l'LlXYLlI'llS, pl Clr.ili.1ni. Clrcyxiiii. llruxlilur, C'li.islilcr lvl!-iii. l . lfnmcis, B. Anics. Row 2: J nl. Unilac, S. Dictricli, ll. Flux, N IT. Ifrimlmiin, P. Iliill. Hou' 3: M P. Chiilcly, l'. Druililcr, H. Iililurs, Bl , U. l2.ml, Nl. Uiigxin, ,l. Ciraimlcy, N Inu' 4: S. l'IlllllI1glUI1, S. Fliilicrty, I llrcncli. J. llircl, ll. Ixrgiiiixlvii, K. 1'-I'lL'lll'lLllll.'l', IJ. lullcr, ll. Il.mcly, M. Iwmncs. '. llhll. l.. llcclwr. nl. lhlrncw, l.. cwlll' llwu' I: Q l v y v ' - r ww. ,Xl lfuilur, li. liuin. lx. Dcrlw' . i ',.: Xl. lxr.iin,.l, lll.iir, Il. lallxiiis, U. lXRlAlI'llS, 1 - u ' 1 zlliliwtt, D. lmlciiicl, Cf. lnrlwr. Hou' 3: la Qulg Xl. Cline' . lliirliliamlt, P. Orin, A. Bus, S. Corn- -l w.ill, Xl. ,'Xntnm'lli, Cl. cllNIl5Cl', CW. Helix, D llmlv, l.. ,'. C'r.iwlurcl, ll. llliciiicixtur, ll. Amlrcws, lm. L-mlcr, ll. Cmitswurtli. Hou' l: l'. l,K'XYL'Lflll', P. llaivclun, Kirh-y. C. li-iiwri. .l. lliil'l'iii.1l1, ll. lixclwr, ll. Ki-Ili-v. H ' lx llin ii I3 l Il l' lil' C4 II i I six , . H Ll. . IIIU. v. 411 LL, ,. s lippvrt. 9. ll-m.ml, lx. lung, CA. liiliiwr, II. y , l Ilm-l. llwu' w: li. ll.irwlu-l, Nl. limlviiii , lxii'lli'i', l. l ilii'r.itl1r, ll. l.ull'l'rIx'. ll. lQll1L1Nll'V, IJ . - ur, .X lxnliilw. llnu' -J: l. llultf- l .iiii-int. Al ki ll l.iw, lx ll wi C kixl S 1 m ii -, L, U 1, '. llwllmiilc. l. Kiiiiiii- , . . . . . ll I lxvllvr, lu. lxrivgcr, C . lw1',X. llurtvin. Nx. . vw SP' 0, 0' X ', 4- . NX .L lL'l1lN gn l1i111il111 l QW If llalving cuiiiplctcal ilu- f'L'.lIA,S wuilx. llic Class ul' WSH will pl'wl1.1lwly' lmil. lmcl. mi tlicir l'i'cslim.m your .is ilu- lwst in liigli sclmiil. Tugctlici' witli llivii' nuw 3lN'l.ll rcspoiisilvilitics. tlicx' li.iw ll'.ll'IN'kl ilu roiitiiics ol scliuul lilo. .mal lllk' iinpurl zlncc of linrcl stualy. UK- wixli l-.ii-li iiiiil cvciy mcmlucr ol ilu- clmx gI'L'.lI siivucss in coniplcting liis ur livi' lim Qllkll swim in lill-, Qlllilllllllllgl limn liigli si-lmiil. l'clni'u:ii'y ll, tlicy spoiiwiul ilu- ilgiiiu' lXlooLl lmligo, wliicli was ai liig silcccss. 7958 1 vi om'lwffm'!l1vofl1ci'. Cioiizvtli of lLrrors Oliliircrs who were clot-ml lor the ycau' were: Presiclcnt, lil'LlL'L' liioxg X'it'c-Prcsi- alcnl, Clary Kish: Scc1'L'ta11'y, Virginia llolllinixing ami vl.I'CQlSLll'L'I'. ililiomas Sk'liU'Lll'll. Meinlucrs ol the cxcuiitiw lwoartl xxx-iv: llairry liostcr. Sialncy l,.llINL'l'. .lolin licnl'i'cw. Bohin Hlyatt. .intl Yirginia llorlon. Their aclvisor for ilit- your was Mr. St-In-ilwr. .Xll tht-so people clicl ai womlcrlliil jolw. :incl we L'UI1g.1I'1lIlllLIlL' :livin on their enthusiastic cllorle :xml outstamling :iccomplisliv moms. 5 TC Row 1: S. Malecki, R. Miller, D. Newton, M. Militello, J. Brine, S. Newman. Row 2: J. Miller, C. hloog, D. Morgan, F. Block, P. Moore, L. lVlundt, P. Souder, P. Murphy ,B. Ogilvic, M. Neiman. Row 3: Moore, P. Marks, B. Nichols, J. Hurd, T. Nolan, D. MacLean, D. Miller, J. O'Donald, G. Lux, Norbcrg. Row 4: lVIcKay, M. Metzger, lXlud, Petre, D. Moritz, T. Norton, T. Miller, B. Miley, V. Mundt, S. Palmer. Row 1: R. Bay, C. Post. Row 2: M. Pucci, B. Schasel, jean Pouthier, B. Schneider, Schmiclt, L. Schiclclcr, Schmidt, D. Sawicki, L. Porter. Row 3: T. Slv, B. Sherwood, Schwartz, B. Robinson, M. Sly, H. Roberts, J. Schoenthal, L. Sncicler, N. Pflceger, Roberts. Row 4: S Schmiclt, D. Bcinhairt. ll. Rliotlcs, P. Sinunons ll. Sclzrninlt, Yi. Sh:il'l'cr. 'lf SL'l1H'llI'il, P. Pitt ll. liiclicrt. Xl. Plowright. Bon' 1: B. Zimmerman, A. Licfcl, P. XVeiss, I. Vvilliauns, H. Spalri, Al. Young, Vililliams Ron' 2: C. Vilarncr, G. Volk, -I. Struct, Will K. Vllhcclcr, P. Vllicst, E. Van Lew, N. Zichrctli Row 3: S. Vosclcr, Il. Van Lew, A. VVinton, S VVilson, S. Zalc. Hour 4: I.. Tominson, Ii. Stun rel, B. VVright. C. Chrasher, B. XVilson, D Pharol, D. Smith, B. Stebbins, P. Zoeller. man, C. Alhreeli, P Row I: Aldrecl, L. rl. Clark, D. Cook Conracl. Carlsoni fortl, XV. lleelaer, P. Comstock. Row 2: S. Baker L. Bullock, D. Carina, S Row 3: P. Brush, S. Clif- Cauclell, Becker, D. Buy Brice. Row 4: P. Allanclorf, Y. liailev. P. llurnell, R. lhittlin, D. Broad, S. llurlte, ll. Cochran, I-I. Alstram. CA- ,JJ ,. V Q.-'J53fSW'O Hou' 1: D. Fravel, Hale, B. Crawford, B. llart. l'. Cotrell, R. Hanlon. Row 2: N. Dono- ven, L. Craver, D. Cill, J. Cornwall, C. Doyle, J. Henry, C. Forwatt, B. Crane. Row 3: B. Ernst, Fisher, Glen, V. Halver- son, J. Doran, J. Francis, B. Drake, W. Drick, J. Dietz. Hou' I: N. Kulp, J. Kaiser, R. Kraft, C. Ilen- riilige. Xl. llouser, ll. llowell. Hou' 2: D. Krieger Xl. ll.mlex'. C. llollliinan, L. llouge, lf. Kitlalar, ll. llieniinan, ll. Ilill. How 3: 'lf jennings, llilfe, A. llolnies, Kunst, l'. llise, -I. llolines. llnu' 4: N. Kirst, ll. Vlaelison, S. llolmes, A llorshel, D. Kler, l,. Kelloge, Il. llurrl. v il W Tim fnslzioiz of tlzese Iilllvs, ll'lIL'l't' no llaving Coinpletecl their Sth year in school, the Class of 1959 will he our pros' peetive freshmen in the fall. lr is then that they will really feel a part of the high school aetivities. Eighth gratle has prepared them for the many prohlems, good times, anal responsibilities they will he facing. Klareh Sth, they spon- sored a clanee which was open to mei 1- hers only. Y l I 1 1 ff- 1959 55,33-ijmffn will swvut lm! for l7l'UlI1OiiOlI.H zls You Like it Under the supervision of their advisors. Mrs. Criivcs :incl Mrs. Thomason, the following oliliicers lecl the class activities: Presiclent, Charles Crochettg Vice-Presb clent, Par Swamp Secretary, Roderick Butling :incl Treasurer, Dave Cook. The live other people on the executive hourcl were -Ioan Alclrecl, Carol Dewey, Nalncv l.anvrence, Stephen Monclry, and Rav NVelch. If WJ W ...V ci-2 ff WMV! Roni 1: S. Murphy, D. Lzingforml, M. Mnels, Bleed, D. lX'leehan, B. Lydle, I.. Nulhy, . O'Donnel. Row 2: D. Lefler, Cooke, Nun- Clry, C. Nlussichiw, Madison, C. Nicholes, D McGinuS. N. Nelson, J. Mulluns. Row 3: P. London, D. McDonnell, N. Lawrence, Munclt D. lnllertv. C. I.iiughton, M. O'Donnell, L Munclt, T. Lamentiu. J. J 1 Row 1: M. Sehilxvnster. M. Potter. ll. Smith. ll. Sami, D. Sillimain. D. Schroeder. Ilvu' 2: P. Put- ney, B. Pierce, P. Seliilclgirostiny N. Smith, N. Rogers, D. Pierce, C. Seadaro. ls v ROW 3: K. P. Seeler, M. Scott, C lloherts. Huw 4: I Smith lx. Price, li. W M, C i iii, i Row 1: R. Zittle, li. XVinter, D. Xxyfllilfl, ll. ilirepinun, N. Alrieh. Hou' 2: K. lhur, P. Swann. 1, XviIlt'I1VVl'lL'l1, P. XYinton, S. Snuler, ll. Spur her. Row 3: M. fee, ll. XVLIIICU, l. Speiieer, DI, lVilliiirns, l.. luelwr, M. Snort, .I. Llnilt-rliill. Hou' 4: ll. Vain It-xv, D. Yignr. ll, SXY.lI'I1l'l', ll. lineh, 'l'. Utterhricla, C. xyfllllhll, ll. Wt-It-li. 105 8 Ron' 1: C. Burnett, P. Brosclic, G. Billington, ll. Bollin, B. Cliancllcr, D. Cliatman, C. Bab- rock, M. Bavlgcr, ll. lioswortli, K. Babbitt. Row 2: ll. Ilcrgur. Boll, ll. Collcy, A. Buglcy, ll. llarlwwitf, lf. llvcli, V. Bcnnctt, C. Buss, D. llarlmcr. Hou' 3: D. Blmncl, Aclanis, A. Cole- licrt, ll. Alilxtrom, D. Brown, G. Both, B. Beil, ll. Conalmlc, B. Buchanan. Row I: D. Dcgilvcy, M. Donovan, Cnacdinger, Ul. Gill, M. Dwyer, lflalicrty. Rmv 2: R. Denton, A. Cilulicr, Coy, E. Dilzilippo, M. Dcitz, A. Ilarton, M. Eckc. C55 Ron' 3: S. Frnst, E. Coodfcllow, R. Grissinger, lf CR-om-ll. ll. Ifu-ull. ll. Viwlicr. ll. Felton. C. l7nl'l'nQ. Hou' -3: U. llnis, Xl. Flilcrs, -l. Cooper, N. ljllllibll. A. llall, If. Coallircy, C. Dorris, K. Ifllis, l'. l-LlL'l'il.ll1l. Row I: J. Kirkland, P. Ilintcrlacrgcr, Il. Hurd, P. lravcrgooal, S. larrison. Row 2: L. Hawley, Nl. llum ilrcv, I.. lacolis, S. Krum, VV. Havcron, l . . B. Ilowcll, Nl. Sclicflicr, C. Johnson. Ron' 3: H llolmca VV. llallc. C. Kitson. T. Jones, N Kcaling, Holmes. K. llccrwagcn, B. Hickey D, l.affcrn'. Row 4: N. Kramer, D. Laney, K Knapp. Ilcrbst, Ilollschuh, B. Kimpton C. Klint, Jonson, P. Kaclct. QMMW 1, 4 , . A wg cg. vlnflf ll Thu gozls 50111 not corn Boing in tlic 7tli grade was a liig cxf pcricncc for tlic class ol' 1960. lt was tlicir first stop into tlic social wliirl ol' liigli sclioolg attending tlic various dances, sponsoring activitics, anal acccpt- ing many rcsponsilmilitics. NVQ' all wish tlicm lots of luck in tlicir future cn- clcavors. ' . L JL-,' J v' 010' +i..f I. M' J Jfll NLP fl :jf A x.. JP or the rich men olzlyf' Coriolnzms Officers for the vear were: President Rurt llowell: Vice-President. Dielc Davis: Secretary, Martha XVolF: and Treasurer, Bruce Potter. Mrs. M. llenry was their advisor. Memhers of the ex- eeutive hoard eonsisted of: Ioe Adams, Paith Beelc, Carry Miller, Carry Billing- lon and Connie MeCrath. jiri JHLNP la f wi' 1-Nui'-ix T 0' x ,gig ya 4 :...J.c.M- Row 1: VV. MeRoberts, N. Nieman, C. Ogilvie, R. Leitzlcc, C. MeCuteheon, D. Mally. Row 2: C. Miehel, ll. Mollfitt, C. Manlev, P. Miller, M. hlills, R. hlinsker, G. Mueller, C. Nyhart. Row 3: M. O'Boyle, A. Merritt, C. Miller, R. Me- Crath. R. Merlou, D. Lamont, N. Merritt, C. Nliller, D. Nlanley. Row 4: B. Lewis, R. Larson, M. .lN1ohre, C. McGrath, C. Norman, L. Lou, P. Moog, B. North, K. Marshall. Row 1: hi. Seelver, VV. Paulson, Sauer, A. Painter, H. Smith, L. Pries, L. Samuels, I. Shepler. Row 2: T. Persons, B. Rindell, P Schriber, K. Schmidt, G. Rowland, Sheenan D. Schnurr, F. Simmons, J. Sheenan. LIP' , A' Row 3: Perry, S. Potter. S. Penles, D. Rhodes R. Rodgers, P. Patterson, C. Godfrey, D. Penzes' D. Reed. Row 1: D. Stewart, A. Thompson, P. Teson, D Sweet, R. Stanley, S. Vllashhurn. Row 2: L. Taeehi, M. Street, P. Spangenhergg, VV. VVilson. R. Wleinheimer, M. Stiker, A. Smith. Row 3: A. VVinther, L. Smith. K. Xvehster, D. Smith, P. Vandenherg, D. Thomason, D. XVelshans. Row 4: R. XValte.rs, M. Volpetti, D. VK'agner, D Tiffany, R. XVashington, M. VVolf, S. Townsend, Nl. VVarhus, P. Stenzel. 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