Frontier Central High School - Gateway Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Mabie, P. Wright, J. Ruther- ford. Typirlrz D. Thorne, P. Kozub, B. Smith, H. Vogt, B Greenway, E. Martin, J. Stuber, D. Foit, J. Obad, S. Durette Adoirorrz B. Eyman, M. Songer, P. Bingenheimer. Cover: M. Songer, L. Kozub. J if D ...fgg if VOLUME NO.Co FIZONTIEIZ CENTRAL SCHOOL F REVURD What .fought they thus far? Bright jewel: of the mine? The wealth of seas? Within these walls, a thread runs true be- tween these students that develops the resources of the school to the advantage of everyone. The students enter gems in the rough and leave well-polished jewels. As the jeweler cuts gems to perfection so the school and its resources bring the student to a point as near perfect as pos- sible. The emeralds to be found in our library in- crease our knowledge. The pearls that develop culture are art and music. The athletic ruby de- velops soundness of body and sportsmanship. The sapphire of clubs, parties, and dances build our self-confidence. Our school, the diamond, most per- fect jewel creates in each of us a well balanced per- son, with a sense of pride in his school. 2 Q QWT EYKT S Suiperinbendenbk Message 4 Adminisbrationb Qrsonnel 5 Se-niors I7 Classes 13 Activities 63 Sports 77 Auxiliary 89 f.1',, ','Af'.t3-:i,j.a'-,:.t' Y ,S ,-35-f. .55 1 3-3-Q.-ll'-, Z.q.' 3.4 ills I f.' fl' . gf .'i .- ..l 1-' -' , DEVELOPING OUR SCHOOL RESOURCES: just as the greatest asset of any community is its people, so you, the students of the Frontier Central School are our greatest resource. There are many influences which will affect your development. Your parents and home, the church, and the school each play a different role in your growth. From your parents you derive the benefit of love and affection and your habits of loyalty and personality, The church not only teaches you to live beyond yourself helping others but teaches love of God and respect for things eternal. The public school has the responsibility to help you learn to work, think, and contribute according to your ability. S The faculty of the Frontier Central School can build only upon the foun- dation laid by the home and the church. It is our purpose to provide every opportunity for you to attain your highest potential that you, in turn, may serve others as they have served you. ERNEST H. HOELDTKE District Superintendent .... . . .. ..,. .,,. .-...--..-., 4.. I f -f, r,:.'r,g.,.-. A.. --.-, -,tg ., -- 5. g .-,,-4-,-.j.-'T , -...' I v' E ,r.'-1'.1'.:lf' ,.:. ' -.'1-J' -r' : :,'-12 ,.- -: - 'PL ' .'-'- :'-.':- 4 - -' -' ':.:.'.' rt' 2-.fr st- -:1--f-'.':-. .' -' . 1 :'..Jz4'j--I.g,x-1 5.4-' ff. .1S1', .-l,'-'FII Tj: i' -f,'.,f1.- I jg 45.15. -. r..,' '--J,-A c Y 4 ' 1 -:,- r- '- .:gg..- .- -5 r '. 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We, with pride feel that with the facilities we now have, we can develop and expand these resources in the future into various channels that will be of untold value. The accomplishment of all our aims and ambitions, can be brought about only by the united efforts of every- one in our school district. May the parents, students, faculty and members of the Board of Education conscientiously unite and co-operate to bring about a rich harvest. gag, QU, X404 X ff John w. Klein Left to Right: Harold Mathes, Ralph Garnish, Wes- ton Wardell. Henry Leyh, I. Clement Iohnston, Attorneyg Benjamin Werth, Treasurer, John Kleis. President, Lorraine Bauer, Clerkg Howard Durni, Homer Rowe, John Barber, F. Robert Greene. Harold Mathes - .,.r,,-,,,,,- ,, ..-.,r Woodlawn Ralph Garnish .-- r.r. Wanakah Weston Wardell .... .-- -,-- -v-.. ,,,, . .- Blasdell Henry Leyh - --- ,,,,, Blnsdell Howard Durni ,... ...... S haleton --------Amsdell Homer Rowe i-- John Barber ------ ---,Athol Springs F. Robert Greene .... ..... L ake View John Kleis, President 0-Principal In the future at Frontier, we can foresee our Auditorium stage accommodating a Shakespearean Drama or a rousing Modern Comedy, a fine Band and Orchestra. I see our Prac- tical Arts Department expanding and growing stronger year by year. Our Athletic program will come into its own and many more activities will be organized. At this point, you may say, what about the academic subjects? Aren't they going to be taught any more? You can be certain they will not be discarded and the range of subjects available will be far greater than they are today. All that will be necessary to enjoy these activities and subjects, will be an open mind and a willingness to learn to master them. Frontier will grow strong and sturdy and make her stu- dents outstanding citizens of the community in which they live. Maw-'ft W 1 . ,aawfwfw-'4 'W Mr. C, Buesch - Co-Principal Imtmction Mr. Heiman - C0-Principal Adminirtmzion American ingenuity has been able to take our natural resources and step by step produce efficient, untiring indus- trial giants who are always willing and ready to serve man- kind. In the same manner AMERICAN EDUCATION is producing this ingenuity. American youth, the greatest of our school resources, is being taken step by step through our educational institutions and is thus being prepared to better serve itself by more fully realizing its responsibility to its fellowmen. Only through a FREE, UNITED, EDUCATED citizentry, can this be accomplished. It is the American Way, the way that makes men, who have made, and who will continue to make, Our United States the greatest Nation on earth. 7 Miss Creedon-jr. High Principal Long ago Cicero asked, What greater or better gift can we offer the re- public than to teach and instruct our youth? Frontier Central with its variety of opportunities of- fered to students, and its outstanding appointments surely affords a way for each student to develop his talents and to take his place in our treasured demo- cracy. Mr. Morgenfeld-Sr. High Principal May we have the courage and vision to set be- fore ourselves the kind of school we want Frontier Central to be, and the strength to reach these aims. PRINCIPALS AND GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT A Guidance Counselor encourages students: To in- vestigate all cateers, carefullyg To choose high school courses wiselyg To prepare daily work thoroughlyg To insure themselves of a successful future. Miss Titus - Guidance Education is either your most durable or your most perishable resource. A day wasted can never be regained, but a day well spent will forever pay dividends in increased earnings and personal useful- ness. Mr. Mandel, Guidance Director . i l 8 Mr. Dunklin - Tmmportation Each student should so budget the school day that there will be a proper balance between class- room study, school activities' and recreation. Each is important but, when pursued at the expense of the others, can result in disappointments. Francis J. Manley-Co-ordimzlor of Imzructzmz The value of a commodity is measured in direct proportion to the amount of man hours used in bringing the commodity to a complete and useful product. Education can be measured by the same yard- stick. TRANSPORTATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, CHILD ACCOUNTING ADULT WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT AL1. IS WORTH DOING WELL! This quotation was written ,on our Fourth Grade blackboard by a wise teacher. School and blackboard, even the teacher are gone, but the lesson lingers on. Miss Pray - Child Afmmztmzz AND EDUCATION Our total educational program at Frontier in- cludes experiences for adults as well as boys and girls. ' The wealth of facilities offered by a great vari- ety of specially designed rooms with appropriate equipment make it possible to offer the adults of our community many worthwhile experiences lead- ing toward educational advancement. Mr. Hawley - Adil!! lizflrmliwz V 9 2- S 5 ML Miss BHUCI Mrs. Lewis-Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Plarr-Receiving Clerk Secretary to Distric! Admirzittrator SPECIAL SERVICES CENTRAL OFFICE In order to keep such a large school system as Frontier functioning properly, the various depart- ments are dependent upon the accounting depart- ment of which Miss Bauer is clerk of the board. As keeper of the financial records, the department takes care of requisitions, purchases, final clerical audit for all claims for payments, preparation of bills. payrolls, payment schedules and checks, and the maintenance of subsidiary records are its responsi- bility in accordance with Board direction. In addition to the financial records, it is the responsibility of the Central Office to have on file all State Reports and personnel records of the Central District. CLERICAL STAFF Mrs Farmer - Typifl Mrs. Meyer -- Typitt Mrs Figiel - Typirt Miss Rush - Typitt if . ,uf 'NN I Q F 'QM k . 'Ha t . . 2 1 f . - .3 I I at A ,'- .. 4, Zig F . ,f Lfffi ttii V A iese f ,I '- ' Q- K 'f f ,.-, , f . -ij ' .. A If . xx -3. ' 15 lk 1, i stsc ..ss I i ffkia if.. 4 wt .Y .. .fu N , - l ..7.Qf-..sil-1- ii3ff4gx,,.:.' . .WE A ,QE Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Lang- Switcfaboarci Operator Switchboard Operator Mrs. Rogers Miss Colafranceschi--Typitt Secretary for Adult Education i I 0 l MATHEMATICS CHigh Schoolj Miss Titus Mr. Grottanelli, Mrs. Galza. Ab- sent: Mrs. Raab. N. .I .W X X CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION QI-Iigh Schoolb Top Row, Lefl to Right: Mr. Hamilton, Mr Romanowich. Botlom Row: Mr. Miller Mrs. Eyman, Mr. Pfohl. Abrentz Mr. Baker INDUSTRIAL ARTS Top Raw, Left to Right: Mr. Hollwedel, Industrial Artsg Mr. Dolbeer, Driver Educa- tion. Bottom Row: Mr. Barrel, Industrial Artsg Mr. Pempsell, Driver Educationg Mr. Schill, Industrial Arts. 'Il MUSIC 8: HOME ECONOMICS fSenior Highj Top Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Simon, Miss Fiske, Music. Bottom Row: Mrs. Liaros, Home Economicsg Miss Bingenheimer, Art. LANGUAGE C Senior Highj Top Row, Lefz to Right: Mr. Zaluski, Mr. Baker, Mr. Jehle, Mrs. Hostetter. Bottom Row: Mrs. Cheesman, Miss Creedon, Mrs. Brownlee, Miss Songer. jj fiffryf 1 I f' Y A! ,fi 1 f SCIENCE fSenior Highj Top Row, Left to Right: Mr. johnson, Mr. O'Reilly. Sealed: Mr. Gollwitzer, Miss Campbell, Mr. Hawley. 'I2 ii III-i9f'TiijiT5 BUSINESS Top Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Matwijkowi Mr. Moore. Bottom Row: Mrs. Hawley, Miss Amice, Mrs. Scott. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top Row, Left to Right: C. Mead, J. Dietz R. Walsh. Bottom Row: Mrs. Fogelman Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. I-Iollingsheacl. LIBRARIANS Miss Smith, Mrs. Eggelston. I3 LANGUAGE Cjunior Highb Top Row, Left to Right: Mr. Verreault, Mr Sakowski, Mr. Darvill, Mr. Dexter. Seated: Miss Imboden, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Weidman Mrs. Battaglia, Miss Page, Mrs. Leone. SCIENCE Cjunior Highj Left to Right: Mr. McCul1or, Mr. Carrig, Mrs. Schill, Mr. McPhee. MATHEMATICS Cjunior Highj Mr. Parisi, Mrs. Friedhaber, Mrs. Niles, Mr. Skingley. 'I 4 ARTS Uunior Highj Mrs. Happe, Arts: Miss Gretka, Musicg Miss Parten, Junior Home Economics. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Uuuior Highj HISTORY fjunior Highj Mr. Ostricker, Mrs. Rich, Mr. Roosa HEALTH Mrs. Thompson, Miss Leader. . .W W I - wihmvwv.,..,,,,r,,.M . .,-: , ..W,g,. 3: W ,sw . an .sg ,J af fo. 7 we -fy 1 We + ,gg Ai , it Y w . A nf cshliraiy . L 1, Mis: fa ., ' N gy ff, iv WW 1 5 E. L 4 E 6 5 s W Q? df' Ll' . f 25 5 ir if is 4 ,,.. , 3 lv Happy homemakers . Feminine. hime sapiens i ,i . . 3.'ls this for real? 4. Some fun! ' Friends Well, tip me over! 14 Mary. 15 Triangle of lovelies. 16 Bedtime. . ., F! T111 5. Varsity soccer. 6. Two-some. ', 17 7. Wgoops! -. - .18 More girls! Three Musketeers. . The new look. 3 9. Buddiesh , 10. Brothers. . Waidng. 19 20 21 22 Big man on campu Taking it easy. Having Fun. Morning glories. FOOLIN' AROUND - HIGH SCHOOL SS' . . 'll flr, f yy, X If ' KN NN wxlm MXN NJ f ff' , I 'V xjl W ef, 14 if 351 V U1 'I QW A 1' - ,':A,!g41 x Z - 5 rf' 3 if ' f if ' ,-cf ff, ,.- K XX x Nxq XX LL 22' Xi? B,UN5WOR - N 0iiicer and Homeroom Teacher OFFICERS FACULTY Prexident .-... ........... - - W. Mabie Advixor k,,...h., ........... - ..-- B. Eyman Vice-Prexiderzt --- -- J. Schill Azlvimr ......... ..- .,-- M. Songer Secretary H- ,...., J. Rush Homeroom Teacher W ,... R. Moore Treasurer - W P. Wiencek Homeroom Teacher --- -M N. Raab I-Iixtorian -- M. Mabie Hoomroom Teacher A, -- M. Zalusld Top Ten Vulediczo rian A , , Salululorian ,,v... . - 3. Patricia Kozub 4. Ellen Yesser 5. Joanne Werner 6. Margaret Balasz TOP TEN on ,,,,, J-- Michael Andrisani U-- Patricia Wiencek 7. Betty Loveland 8. Leonard Burroughs 9. Richard Doll 10. Cassandra Dengler BALAZS, MARGARET E. Margaret Library Club 9, 10, 125 Intra- murals 9, 10, 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Glee Club 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, 125 Newspaper Staff 125 Senior Play 12, Hobbier: Reading, Sports Acti- vities, Dancing. Goal: Nursing. BARNES, DAVID Da11e' ' Football 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 Prom Committee 11, 125 Senior Play QStage Crewj . Habbierz Automobile Mechanics, Raising Rabbits. Goal: Police Force. Class ol I95 ANDRISANI, MICHAEL Mike Band 93 Assembly Band 10, 115 All State Band 11. 125 Erie County Band 11, 125 Sports Band 125 High School Band 115 Dedication Band 115 Chorus 9, 105 Tennis 10, ll, 125 Honor Society 11, 12, President 115 Soccer Varsity 115 junior-Senior Prom 115 Senior Play CCastD 125 Senior Dance Committee 12. Hobbier: Chemistry. Goal: To gain an education to better myself to fit in to a certain place where I'm needed. BEALS, MARY E. f1Marer1 Chorus 9, 105 Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Volleyball 115 Senior Play CPropertyD 12. Hobbies: Roller Skating and Swimming. Goal: I hope to become a social worker or go into the Air Force, BAKSA, EUGENIA M. rfjeanu Chorus 9, 105 Music Club 9, 105 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 125 P.T.A. Assembly 9, 105 Or- gan Group 10, 125 All State Chorus 10, 125 Christmas Variety Show 105 Class Party Committee 10, 115 A Cappella 115 Glee Club 115 Band 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 All High Sectional Chorus 11, 125 Talent Show 115 Dedication Assembly 115 Senior Play CCastJ 125 Double Quartet 125 Christmas Pageant 125 School Newspaper 12. Hobbies: Music, Skating. Goal: To make the best of my- self in anything I may do. BISCARO, DOLORES J. reDeen Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 115 Intra- murals 9, 10, 11, 125 Dance Committee 9, 10, 115 Volleyball 9, 10, 115 Senior Play Cllsher- ettel 125 Baton 125 Prom Com- mittee 12. Hobbier: Tobogganing, Roller Skating, Bowling. Goal: To go to Bryant and Stratton and become a secretary. BARBER, GARY 5 X rrBd geunbi, ofbal'b9i10, tr-12, slgeps ii 1? 1 , f ggvidrals 9 bg Vt . io Dance A m tteeDHl,O 125 Prom ' 'tteeb ' olleybprll 125 .12. er po 4 arboo 5 S r Play h fag BARTH, ELAINE C. Laurie Intramurals 95 Band 9, 10, 115 125 Mixed Chorus 9, 105 Library 11, 125 Senior Play 125 Prom Committee 125 Ticket Committee 12. Hobbier: Sewing. Goal: General Office Work. BOICE, CHARLOTTE A. Sbe1'ry Library Club 12: Baton Twirl- ers 12: Senior Play 12. Goal: Nursing BROWN, VIRGINIA ufginnyu Woodlawnian 103 Chorus 10: Intramurals 10: Soccer Team 103 Prom Committee 11, 12, Dance Committee 11. 12, Sen- ior Play 12, Water Ballet 12. Hobbies: Stamp Collection Goal: Nursing Class ol 195 BISCARO. ROBERT A. rrB0bU Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Basket- ball Intramurals 10: Basketball Manager ll, Varsity Baseball Manager 12, Prom Committee 12: Ticket Committee 12, Newspaper Staff 12. Hobbies: Play Accordion arul Photography. Goal: Army and then attend Erie County Technical Institute. BLAIN, ANN K. HAAMHJJ Dance Committee 9, 10: Intra- murals 9, 10, Library Club 11: Prom Committee 11, Senior Play fPropertyj 12.- Hobbies: Roller Skating Goal: College BUNTE, NANCY J. Nan Mixed Chorus 115 Senior Play 123 Senior Dance 12. Hobbies: Rolller Skating Goal: Stenographer, BURROUGHS, LEONARD E. Len Assembly Band 11, 123- Band 9, 10, ll, 12: Soccer Manager 9: Musical Play 10: National Honor Society 11, 12, Senior Play LCZSIJ 123 Tennis 12, Prom Committee 12: fTicketsD Yearbook Co-Editor 12. Hobbies: Collect Books, Bowl- ing Goal: Certified Public Ac- countant BRESLIN, MARY ELLEN Cbick Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Intra- murals 1Og Prom Committee 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12: Dance Committee 12. Hobbies: Roller Skating, Driv- ing, Dates. Goal: Switchboard operator BUCKLE, DIANNA L. Dian Mixed Chorus 9, 12, Bulletin- ette 9: Intramurals 11: Dance Committee 10, 11, Library Club 11, 12: Yearbook 12. Hobbies: 4-I-I Club, Ice Skat- ing, Swimming. Goal: Nurse CHEMAN, STEPHAN W. Butch Hobbies: Playing Accordion, Auto Mechanics, Hunting and Fishing. Goal: Vet School and Mechan- ics trade CHURCH ROBERT HBOLJJ Bowling 9, Intramurals Il, 12, Senior Play lUsherD. Hobbierf Photography, Archery, Hunting and Fishing. Goal: Successful businessman or Industrial Manager. n . .... ,,-.. . .2-,..s Class of 195 CABIBI, RAYMOND Sabib Intramurals 9, 10, Dance Com- mittee 10, Yearbook Staff iPho- tographyb 12, Senior Play CUsher, Publicityj. Hobbier: Golf, Records Goal: Air Force CAPUTO, ANTHONY A. ze-I-onyia Basketball 9, Intramurals 95 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Blas- dell Bulletinette 93 Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 12, Variety Show 9, Cross Country 10, Advanced Chorus 10, A Cappella II, 12, Christmas Pageant 12, Ring Committee 12. Hobbier: Play Accordion Ham- burg Drum Corps. Future: Tool and Die Maker Barber DAY, BARBARA rrBdrbu Band 9, IO, Il, 12, Band Com- petition 9, 10, Bulletinette 10, Glee Club 10, Mixed Chorus 10, 'Library Club 10, A Cap- pella II, 12, Senior Play CPromp- ter and Advertisingj 12, News- paper 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Organ Group I2, Dedication As- sembly 11. Hobbies: Music, Reading, Church Activities. Goal: Teaching y DEAN, DAVID A1 rrDizZyn Varsity soccer II, Track II, 12, Prom Committee II, Wrestling 12, Newspaper 12, Frontier- Hambuig Basketball League. Hobbies: Order of DeMolay, Fishing, Bowling, Basketball. Goal: Move to warmer climate, Marine Biologist, stay in con- tact with sports, own a bright convertible and large swimming pool. CHRIST. PERRY G. rrperryu junior Senior Prom II, Junior Dance Il, Senior Play 12, Student Council I2. Hobbies: Charioteers Auto- mobile Club, Radio-Television Repair Goal: My own Radio and Television shop. CRUSAN, RICHARD B. Dick Basketball 9, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 9, Bulletinette 9: Intra- murals 9, 10, 11, Cross Country 10, Track I2, Student Council IO, CYC Treasurer, Senior Play CFinancial Controlj. Hobbies: Bowling and Eating. G oal: Successful family man, tool and die maker. f DIETRICK, MARILYN lILiz!l Dance Committee 9: Intramurals 9: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Glee Club 12: Prom Committee 12. Hobbies: Swimming. Goal: Secretary. Housewife. DOBBS, BEVERLY A. rrBev1.' Intramurals 9, 103 Basketball Contest 101 Senior Play CProperty Committee? 12: Prom 12. Hobbies: Sports. Goal: Telephone operator. Class DENGLER, CASSANDRA A. ffstwdyu Library Club 9, 10: Mixed Cho- rus 103 National Honor Society 11, 12: Dance Committee 11: Dedication ll: Glee Club 11: A Cappella Choir 12: Christmas Pageant 12: Senior Play Commi- ttee 12. Hobbies: Catholic Youth Coun- cil, Ice Skating, Dancing, Roller Skating. Goal: I would like a place in the business world and managing a household. 0 l 195 Glee Club 9, 10 Senior mittee tion I 1 Hobbies: Cbllecting Roller Skating. N Goal: Airline LjHostess Nurses' Trainihgi DOMBROWSKI, JOSEPH E, YI-Ioell Dedication 11: Soccer Il: Mixed Chorus 12: Track 12g Christmas Pageant 12. Hobbies: Roller Skating, Y.M. C.A., Playing Drum, I-louse Designing. Goal: Machine drawing and working with machines. 23 DREYER, Roamzr H. Bob Basketball 9g 10. Il: Baseball 12: Volleyball 12: Cross Coun- try llg Band 9, IO, Il, 123 Assembly Band 9, 10, Il, 12: Chorus 9, 10: Dance Committee 10, 12: Dance Band 123 Prom Committee 11, 12. Hobbies: Cars. Goal: Army. QZUJW Af' i JOSEPH Presi- dent 1 itorb Council 113 Dance II, 12: Senior Play, Committee 12: Prom Committee 12. Goal: Attend College. ., f f 1 f-'Q' , 1 xy 5, .. E ' '15oL'L:iRicHARD Football io, 11, 1253.-'Baseball '9'foY 1-1 4151-3 BhSlf6fb5i.1lf'9Lf1D- - 7211, Committee-CIQZ? ' 2119-, 22: Ysef!2o0k,'Comfi1rfteefIl: Prom Committee' 1.1,-,121 'I-lobbies.: Sports, ,, --'ffbmfpi - Goalk' College then-fftake, oyer 1f3.LhC,f'S5bUSi1lQSS,.:-sV,g:,' 5' , 'A n I .i s 1f,f-we ELDRIDGE, JAMES lWbite Wizard Hobbies: Working on Cars, Carpentry work. Goal: Join the Navy. FARLEY, PATRICK MPH!!! Basketball 9g Soccer 125 Chorus 12. Hobbies: Baseball, Hunting and Fishing. Goal: Draftsman or Electrician, Navy. Class of l95 DURETTE, SHIRLEY A. Skid Baton 12g Yearbook 12. Hobbies: Collecting Character Dolls and Taking Pictures. Goal: Nurse, Housewife. ECKERT, LEON J. Leon Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Tennis 10, 11, 12. Goal: Go to college and get a degree in engineering. FRANKLIN, JESSICA rrjexjrf Dance Committee 10: Senior Play CCastJg Yearbook Staff. Hobbies: Dancing, Homemaking, Writing. Goal: Private secretary. GEIGALS, LEONA Leona Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 A Cappella 123 Christmas Pag- eant 12g Thanksgiving Program 12. Hobbies: Music. Goal: Secretarial work. E , ARD E. Mixe hor , 10 Football Ma 95 d 9' nd Com- peti' 1' , 10: ketball 9: Trac TMa fer 99 ristmas Pro- gramf 9, 1 , igS21g5ilFootball 103 A Cappella L is 10, 11: Li- brary'--Club 10qQaIntramurals 10: Erie County Chorus 11, 12: var- sity Football 12g Dance Band 12: Track 12g Yearbook Sports Co- Eclitor 12. Goal: Pharmacy. FESSEL, ROBERT F. IIBOLJJ Hobbies: Deer Hunting and Ice Fishing, Customizing Cars. Goal: Go to a conservation school and take up Wild Life Protection, be a game warden. GRAY, RICHARD Ricl::a1'1l Intramurals 9, 10, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 123 Baseball 9, 103 Cross Country 11, 123 Swimming 12. Hobbierz Hunting and Boating. Goal: Automobile mechanic. 1 , Q' Ski? V LLL. I . 11 . 1 1. J' 1 .ff 11,1 ,-. fx f- ,J .43 - V , ' l 01 xl if if , , ffbwiliafiiisli M- if , 3, , ,l,fl,, 1 ll' J' idle asgarfigiaegggggaeszeg 1 1 'WP1 f CM k , .Zebra prfnfw Hoihbfierz Bodlingxpancin. x if Goalcsfrivatflticfe ary. J l 7 ' F1 ,XV 1 X 11' ff A f XL I il 9 IG? hifi uf! 1 'ix I! 'N V ,N . , 1 3 . . .ff 11,' 1 I 3 1, L, 313' 1, ' f 'bl 4 .' I, 1 swf 1 1 were me, ...rv fw,+.:.1.,.gg 1 Glas of 195 GOLINSKI, DONALD M. HDOHU GRASER, EUGENE T. Gene Senior Play CStage Crewj. Basketball 10, Record Club ill, Hobbies: Car and Horse Racing. Soccer 123 Stage Crew 123 Senior Play 12. Hobbier: Model Railroading, Cars. Goal: Draftsman. HARTMAN, BARBARA, A. rrBdrbu Mixed Chorus 93 Intramurals 92 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 123 Cheerleading 10, 11, 123 Library Club 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus Advanced 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 11, 123 Class Secretary 10, Mike Club ll, Dedication 113 Prom Committee 11, 123 A Ca- pella 123 Latin Club 123 Gate- way Staff CEditorD 12, Senior Play 123 Water Ballet. HAUGH, DOROTHY J. D ot!ie Intramurals 9, 10, 11, Dance Committee 9, 10, ll, Chorus 102 Programs for Graduation 11, Prom Committee 11, 123 Student Council Representative 123 Glee Club 123 Senior Play fTicket, Usher, and Make-Up Commit- teesb. Hobbier: Bowling, Roller Skat- ing, Tobogganing. Goal: Airline Hostess. GUILBAULT, LARRY Larry Basketball 93 Science Club 93 Rod and Gun Club 93 Intra- murals 93 Swimming Team 12. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, Swimming. Goal: Industrial Chemistry. HARTLOFF, PATRICIA A. updtu Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Committee 9, 11, 123 Library Club 9, 103 Gateway 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 11, Christmas Pageant 12, Ring Committee 123 All- State 123 Senior Play 123 Double Quartet 123 Dedication 11. I-Iabbier: Drawing, Painting, Taking Pictures. Goal: Nurse or artist. . 4 r ax . I I 9 xx HOFFMAN, JAMES W. HS-kip!! junior Varsity Football 9, 10, Freshman Basketball, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, Science Club 10, Civilian Defense 11, A Cappella 11, 12, Volleyball 11, Intramurals 11, Senior Play CDouble Quarterb D, Mixed Cho- rus 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Newspaper Staff 12, All-State Chorus 12, All High Chorus 12. Hobbier: Photography, Mechan- ics. Goal: To become a good min- ister. HOOPER, JOYCE M. Mild-,yn Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12. Habbier: Collecting Movie Star Pictures and Movie Books. Goal: Work in a Bank. . 111m1..a.ma- Y, 4 1 . o S it class 111 195 HAZLETT, MARY K. h Lnlcatbyn Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Comrrfittee 9, 10, 11, 12, Oigan Club 9,l1.0, 11, 12, Li- brary,Glub 9, 1Q, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Woodlawnian 9, 10, ,Variety Show 9, 10, 11, 12, Dedication 11, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 12, Music ,Club 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, A Cappella 11, 12, Glee Club 12, junior Senior Ifiom 11, 12, Prom Attendant Hobbier: Record Collecting, Swimming, Piano, Organ. Goal: Kindergarten Teacher. HENRY SALLY Sally Intramurals Bowling 9, 10, Glee Club 11, A Cappella 12, Mixed Chorus 12, Senior Play 12 fUsheretteb, Yearbook Staff 12 CCopyD, Christmas Pageant 12. Hobbies: Reading, Knitting, Singing, Gardening. Goal: College to become pri- mary school teacher. HOWARD, GEORGE T. George Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Track 12. Hobbierz Hunting, Fishing, Guns, Models. Goal: Attend Erie Country Tech- nical to study Mechanical Tech- nology. Then enter Navy, KASPEREK, EVELYN D. Eva Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 12, Bullet- inette Staff 9, 10, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 11, Dance Committee 11, Senior Play 12, Prom Committee 12.. Goal: Practical Nurse. HOLLEY, RAYMOND IPRay!! Football 9, 10. Hobbier: Working on Cars Sports. Goal: Become a draftsman. HOUSE, NEIL Hobbier: Hunting and Fishing. uf 'l f KLEMP, JUDITH K. rrjudyn Prom Committee 11, 123 Senior Play 12. Hobbier: Collecting Records, Painting, Singing in Church, Choir, Roller Skating. Goal: Secretary. LANGBEIN, FLORENCE E. HFIOU Library Assistant 11, Senior Play 123 Yearbook Staff 12. Hobbies: Reading, Youth Group. Goal: Secretarial work. Class of 195 KEARBELINE, BARBARA h rrBd1,bll Intramurals 9, 10Q Dance Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus' 9, 10: Prom Committee 11, 12: Library Club 113 Senior Play 12 fUsherette. Costumesb. Hobbierz Roller Skating, To- bogganing. Goal: Alfred Tech Legal Secre- tary. oaffiwiigfgfj KU, DANIEL F. HDEWU Track 11g Cross Country 11, 12. Hobbies: Drawing, Cars, Ice Skating, Roller Skating, and Hunting. Goal: Mechanic, body repair. LUDWIG, ROGER A. Lad Basketball 9, 10: Baseball 103 Football 10, l1Q Wrestling 11 Hobbier: Model Trains. Goal: Join Navy. K KOZUB, PATRICIA A. rrPazJJ Dance Committee 10, 11g Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 125 Prom Committee 11, 12, Intramurals 113 Glee Club 123 Senior Play Committeeg Yearbook Staffg Christmas Pageant 12. Hobbies: Cooking and Sewing. Goal: Executive secretary. LOVELAND, BETTE J. nBettyn Student Council 103 Dance Com- mittee 10, 11, 123 Chorus 101 Honor Society 11, 123 Cheerlead- ing 11. 12, Secretary 113 Prom 11, 123 Dedication 113 Intra- murals 11, 123 Senior Play CCastD 12. Hobbier: 'Popular Music, Bowl- ing. Goal: Secretary. 3.0. ,, 27' wfflllass of 195 1 ,,f1Il2f1gbE, MARIE C. , , 1 ,, fl U y .klufb Sue 1:,C1Lf rlebjder 93 Chorus 9, 10, 11, ,ful Wwdlawnian staff 9, 103 , , fr ce Committee 9, 10, 11,122 Li,lf'Picnic Ccgmrgitaeg' 3, Alli- ' b Cl , , , 4 - Cllbrus 10. 12, Christmas ,W 10g Student Council 1-lg , f' earbook 11, 12: junior-Senior qrom Committee 11, 12g Choir - rf 1, 12g Dedication Assembly 11: 'JVolleybal12Playday 13 Doubie 1 I uattet L man rouP S C' ' filsgll-State 12: Water Ballet fPres- -'10 ident of Clubj 12: Class Histor- ,pan 12: Senior Play 12: Frontier 1, Hi-Lights 12' Mike Club 12 TW . 1 . ' ' , I Hobbies: Swimming, All Sports, ,QX7 'fy Records. U I , f'Goal: I plan to be a physical ,if education teacher. .,- ' ' '-.1 ' J. il' pf ' , if 1 ,i '1'Q 'Q 'fj'j' il'-' '11-fwtfsfsf j,fLf -.1':s,ir?, X . -14, .,-,, 'Y1 4 C ,A,1,lU 'ffl-,l!Wy.!' V1,,U..! It ffl fajf- 1111 fl t 1 '1 f 1 v M' RACINO, ARTHUR -D. K rfflrtn Band 11g 12g Dance Band 12: Assembly Band 12: Dance Com- mittee 11: Ticket Committee 115 ,Senior Play 12. Hobby: Having dance band. Goal: Trumpet Player. MASTERMAN, KAROL Karol Chorus 9, 10, 11: Intramurals 9, 10g Dance Committee 9. 10, 11, 12: School Paper 9: Student Council 9, Class Officer 10: Prom Committee 11, 12: Senior Play fAnnouncerJ. Hobbies: Roller Skating, To- bogganing, Ice Skating, Popular Music. Goal: Secretarial work. WW MABIE, WILLIAM HBillU Basketball 93 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11: Newspaper 9, 10, 12, Intramurals 9: Soccer 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11: Cheerleading 11, 12: Prom Committee 11, 12: Senior Play CLightingDg Year- book Staff 12. Hobbier: Fishing, Boat Build- ing, Sports. Goal: Attend Maritime College for Nautical Engineering. KP fig? - I . ' ii 55 . - Af E, GE RGE MAZUR, WALTER My 'K lfskipn ersann-,yn Ply as ball 9, 10, 11, 12: Base- Soccer 9, 10: Basketball 9: Band F' 9, 10, 11, 12: Football 10 9, 10- ' , 12: Dance Committee 11 book Staff 12. Hobbies: S orts V 12g Prom Committee 11: Year: p . Goal: Math or Science teacher. Hobby: Automobile Designing. Goal: U.S. Army, then build a roller rink with partner. MARTIN, EARLDINE C. EarZdine Intramurals 9g Prom Committee 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 11,. 12: Senior Play 12: A Cappella 125 Christmas Project 123 Yearbook 12. Hobbier: Crocheting. I . Goafz Secure a good office job and be a good homemaker. MASTRANGELO, ROSE C. 'Roxen Intramurals 9, 10, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 12: Baseball 9. 10: Li- brary Club 12: Yearbook 12. Hobbies: Horseback Riding. Goal: Private secretary. ' Mc NEIL, JANICE M. frjednxl Music 9: Dramatic Club 9, 10g Award First Prize 93 Fire Pre- vention Essay Contest : Variety Show 10: Christmas Concert 10: Sophomore Dance 10, Gregg, Shorthand Award 10: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Junior Dance 115 Play Committee CTicketJ 12. Goal: Secretary: Then a good wife and mother. MONACO, PAUL M. Paul Varsity Basketball Manager 12: Yearbook Staff 12: Senior Play Clightsj 12: Prom Committee 12. Hobbler: Car Club. Goal: Business field. Class MC GRATH, MARY JANE Mary jane Bowling 9: Prom Committee 10g Senior Play QTickets and Usher- etreb. Hobbierz Knitting, Ice Skating. Goal: Bookkeeper. 0 f 195 MC KAY, ROBERTA Barrie Intramurals 95 School Paper 10, 11: Mixed Chorus 12: Senior Play CProperty Committeeb. Hobby: Art Collection. Goal: Secretarial Position. J Q . MURE, ANN' R. Annie Intramurals 9, 10: Prom Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Committee 9, 10, ll, 12, Senior Play 12: Newspaper 125 Ring Committee 12. Hobbier: Collecting Movie Star Pictures. Goal: Beautician. 29 MOSS, EDWARD F. frBuZzyn Basketball 9: Football 12: Library Club 9. Hobbierz Hunting and Fishing. Goal: Army. l I '11 I 1- A A .11 f' .MILILER, GZ. - YN 545 i 1lf'Coof,iEYg 99, 105 -Class Party Com- mittee 9: fGlee Clubi'10, 11: Class Officer 105 Dance Commit- tee 10, 11, lil: Bro Committee 11, lfllibmary C112 11g senior iPlayf CMakeJ6p Committeeji ,,' jllobalaiz if Qaal3 Beautx61an. .1 if. I i . ar MORAN, JAMES W. H-lim!! Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12: Intramurals 9: Baseball 9: Prom Committee ll, 12: Senior Play CTickets Committeel 125 Chorus 12. Hobbier: Baseball, Football, Basketball. Goal: Service and Steamfitter. OPFERBECK, SANDRA L. usandyu Dance Committee 9, 10. 11, 12g Prom 10, 11, 129 Yearbook 12: Senior Play 12. Hobbierz Horseback Riding. Goal: I plan to go to nursing school and get training to be an infant nurse. ORTS, JUDY C. trjudyv Senior Play 12. Hobbiefz Dolls, Salt and Pepper Shakers, Roller Skating. Goal: Stenographer. .. xi. brawl, Nvt2JL3l?h.li Uik,i - Class oi 195 NEUFFER, ALAN HAI!! Soccer 95 Tennis 9: Wrestling 12, Senior Play I Stage Crewb. Hobbiet: Boat Building, Draft- ing, Mechanics, Collecting Car Books, Skating, and Hockey. Goal: Mechanical Engineer or Draftsman. PATT1, JOHN D. Patti J.V. Football 9: Intramurals 10: Football llg Basketball 11: Sen- ior Dance Committee. Hobbies: Sports. Goal: Enter college or go into the service. NISTLER, RONALD HR on!! Basketball 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 9, 10, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12: Soccer 1O,11,12g Student Council 11, 12. Hobbies: Mechanics, Hunting, and Fishing. Goal: Aviation Mechanic. PETEK, PAUL A. Murclebeaa ' Senior Play CCastJ 125 Baseball 12. Hobbies: Model Airplanes, Swim- ming. Goal: Physicist or Actor. ORR, ROBERT Haw . Jrgg 0iEi. AK, RONALD F. flpageli Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Soccer 9,11,12. Hobbler: Sports, Bowling Goal: Teach Physical Education. Post, RICHARD c. 'fone' Basketball 93 Baseball 11g ball 10, 113 Yearbook Staff 12. Hobby: Drawing. Goal: College, Phy. Ed. Instruc- tor. PRESI-IOFF, GEORGE H. George Intramurals 93 U.N.O. Delegate 11, 12g Senior Play Committeeg Prom Committee 12. Hobby: Cats. Goal: Airplane mechanic. mamma PINTER, JOHN S. frlohnu Woodlawnian 9. 103 Library Club 9g J. Varsity Football 9g Basketball 99 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12g Class Secretary 91 V. Football 10, 113 J. V. Basket- ball 10g Class Treasurer 105 V. Basketball 11g Prom Committee 11, 12g Student Council, Treas- urer 12g School Paper 12. ROGERS. SHIRLEY A. Shi1'f Students Council 93 Newspaper 10g Junior-Senior Prom Commit- tee 11g Senior Play CMake-Uplg Prom Committee 12. Hobby: Painting. Goal: Marriage. PONIVAS, DIANNE I... Bubbles Library Club 10g Mixed Chorus 125 School Newspaper 12, Sen- ior Play CCastb 12g Yearbook Staff 12. Hobbier: Roller Skating, Bowl- ing. Goal: Secretary, with my own office. ROONEY, VIRGINIA Ginny Newspaper 9, 10, 123 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12g Stu- dent Council 9, 103 Yearbook Staff fArtJ 10, 11g Senior Play CCastJ 12. Hobbier: Acting, Art. Goal: Secretarial work and dramatics at night. POWERS EILEEN P. Eileen Chorus 9, 10g Glee Club 12g Yearbook Staff 10, Junior-Senior Prom 11. Hobbies: Skating. Gaul: To be placed in a good IO . GERALD, PRICE njerryzf Band 9, 10, 11, 12, j.V. Foot- ball 10g Assembly Band 10, 11, Concert Band 105 Track 11g Cross Country 11g Dance Band 11, 12g Sports Band 123 Senior Play CCastJ. Hobbier: Reading, Mechanical Booklets. Goal: Automobile mechanic. RUSH, JUDITI-I M. njudyzy Class President 95 Dance Com- mittee 10, 115 Intramurals 9, 10, 125 Dedication CUsheretteJ 115 Prom Committee 115 Class Sec- retary 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Ring Committee 125 Senior Ex- ecutive Board 125 Guidance Office Work 12. Hobbies: Painting, Photography. Goal: Child Nurse. SARTORI, LOUIS HL-ou!! Chorus 9, 105 Library Club 95 H obbierz Drawing, Hunting, Cars. Goal: Draftsman. Class of I95 ROSS, JANE rrjane u Intramurals 9, 105 Dance Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 125 Prom Com mittee 11 12' News a er 125 i 1 P P Senior Play 125 Water Ballet 12' Chorus 12. Hobbier: Horseback Riding, Swimming. Goal: College Teacher. ,. RUDDY, ROBERTA L. Bobbi Intramurals 9, 105 School Paper 9, 10, 125 Dance Committee 95 Yearbook Art Staff 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club ll, 125 Junior- Senior Prom Committee 11, 12. Hobbier: Ice Skating, Swim- ming. Goal: College, Elementary school teacher. SCHEFFLER, RONALD Ronnie Band 10, 11, 125 Bulletinette 105 Fredonia State Competition 105 Dance Committee 10, 115 Prom Committee 11, 125 Assem- bly Band 115 Track 11-5 News- paper 125 Yearbook Staff 125 Senior Play CAdvertising and Usherb. Hobbier: Swimming. Goal: College, Mechanical Tech- nician. 2 dw SCHILL, JAMES W. lf ffMu,phlJ f V. Freshman Basketball: LVN Basketball 9, 105 Dance Com- mittee 9, 10, 11, 125 J.V. Soc- cer 105 ,I.V. Baseball: Vice-Presi- dent Cjuniorbg V. Soccer 11, 125 V. Basketball 11, 125 V. Baseball 11, 125 Volleyball 11, 125 Fron- tier Highlights Reporter5 Year- book 125 Student Council Re- presentativeg Senior Play: Jun- ior- Senior Prom Committee 11. Hobbier: Swimming, Boating, Water Skiing, Vice-Pres. of Lake Shore Jr. Vol. Fire Dept. Goal: Attend College CLand- scape Architectureb. RYAN, ALICE Peacbie Blasdell Bulletinette 9, 105 Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 125 Intra- murals 9, IO, 11, 125 P.T.A. Hobby Show Award 9, 105 Lib- rary Club 10, 11, 125 Prom Com- mittee 10, 115 Art Award 105 Basketball Contest 105 Volley- ball 105 Yearbook Staff CArtD 115 Senior Play CCastJ 12. Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Ice Skating, Hi-Teen, Tennis, Tobog- ganing, Art, Roller-Skating. Goal: Office Clerk. SAWDEY, DIANE rfDeeu Intramurals 9, 105 Soccer 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 Baseball 95 Dance Committee 9, 105 Library Club 11, 125 Senior Play lTick- etsh. Club, Photo Col- Hobbies: Four College and Il 5111. SELIGMAN, LARRY R. Speck Cross Country 11g Intramurals 11g Swimming 11, 12: Football 11, 12: Track 12. Hobbierz Skin Diving, Roller Skating. Goal: Naval Career. SICKAU, CARL Bixby j.V. Soccer 9, Woodlawnian 9, J.V. Soccer, 10, 11: V. Soccer 12: Yearbook 12g Senior Prom Committee 12. Hobbies: Boats, Motors, Boat Racing, Water Skiing. Goal: Enter Navy. Class of 195 SC HWAR TZOTT, PETER E. S1l'll1'lZH Soccer 9. 10, 11. 12, Yearbook Art Staff 9, 10, 11, 12: Wood- lawnian 9, 10: Basketball Man- ager 11, Diving Team 12: Sen- ior Play 12g Lighting and Pro- gram Committee l2g Newspaper Staff 125 Dance Committee 12, Prom Committee 12. Hobbierz Art and Skiing. Goal: Commercial Artist. SCHWEIKERT, CHARLES J. Us-luggou j.V. Football 9: V. Football 10, ll: Assembly Band llg Organ Assembly llg Dance Band 12g Organ 125 Senior Play fOrganb. Hobbierz Music, Radio. Goal: Further education and a successful business. 'Q SKOWRONSKI, EUGENE J. Gene Senior Play fI.ighting Commit- teej 12. Hobbier: Fishing, Swimming. SMITH, BEVERLY B ev Dance Committee 9, 10: Chorus 10, ll, 12: Prom Committee ll, 121 Musical Assemblies llg Yearbook Staff fTypingJ 125 Senior Play !UsheretteJ 12. Hobbies: Reading, Ice Skating, Sewing, Painting. Goal: Bookkeeping. SHAGOTT, RICHARD J. HRi6II Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12, Cho- rus 11, 12, Senior Play CCastJ: Choir 12. Hobbies: Painting, Roller Skat- ing, Tennis. Goal: A magazine illustrator. SIMONE, BIAGIO S. Smokey Prom Committee 11, 12: Foot- ball 12g Senior Play Committee. Hobbies: Collecting and Making of Knives. Goal: Try to get on police force, motorcycle department. SPURCK, SHEI LA F. Sparkie Science Congress 93 Yearbook Staff 105 Dance Committee 10, 11g Prom Committee 10, 12, Mixed Chorus 12g Newspaper 12g Play 12. Hobby: Art. Goal: Commercial Artist. STEVENS, XVILLIAM G. rfGaryH Wrestling 11, 12, Stage Crew 11, 123 Track 11, 125 Senior Play Committee 12. Hobbler: Wrestling, Hunting. Class of 195 SMITH, DANIEL J. rfDanny:: Intramurals 95 Basketball 99 V. Baseball 11, 12. Goal: Tool and die designers. SYNDER, THOMAS rrTom:l Blasdell Bulletinette 94 Chorus 9, Safety Patrol 9g Dance Com- mittee 10. Hobbies : Collecting Stamps. Goal: Pharmacist, Mechanical repairist. STUBER, JUDITH A. Hjudyu Intramurals 11g Baton 12, Senior Play, Yearbook 12, Prom Com- mittee 12. Hobbies: Baton, Drum Corps, Sports. Goal: Bookkeeper, Housewife. , f f, 1 I I I I TALBOT, JOSEPH E. rrjoen Bulletinette 9g Safety Patrol 95 Football 10g Dance Committee 10, 11g Track 115 Stage Crew 125 Senior Play 12. Hobbier: I like to Work on cars, and go hunting. Goal: Machinist or Drafting. STANTON, DONNA Donna Bowling 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11g Newspaper 11, 129 Cheer- leading 11, 12, Volleyball 11g Prom Committee 115 Water Bal- let 12, A Cappella 12g Secretary of Class 103 Guidance Office Work 12. STOCK, NANCY rrNdncy:: Chorus 9, 10g Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 9. 10, 11, 12g Vice-President of Class 10, School Paper 10, 12, Prom Comnhitteeil, 123 Senior Play CCastfD'12g S detft Council 125 Senior Executive Board 12. I 1 Hobblfri Colfcting bdcl items and sentimental 'things Gofl: Secretatjal work. I ,if ' vi! I , 1 ' I1 .1 1 , I T HOR D RE or Vice-Pr id 9 tee 9, 11, 9, 10, , 12 Work , 12: Y Senior ay 12 6 rority. Goal : TOTH, ANN H. Annie Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Spring Concert 11, Fall Concert 11: Senior Dance Committee 12, Thanksgiving Assembly 12. Hobbies: Saving money for the future. Goal: To work as a typist in an office with good pay. Get married later. Class of 195 TANEFF, VICTORIA uvickyn Cheerleader 9' Libra Club 11: , W Senior Play 12. Hobby: Bowling. Goal: Private Secretary. TRUSILO, BETTY M. Belly Intramurals 10, 11, Yearbook Staff 10, 12, Newspaper 10g Dance Committee 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 11: Prom Committee ll, 12, Senior Play CStudent Directorb 12: Essay Contest Clst Prizej 12: A Cappella 12: Re- feree Club 12: Guidance Office Work 12. Hobbies: Traveling, Tennis, Swimming, and Ice Skating. Goal: Become Home Economics Teacher. TEXTER, LEROY Sonney Hobbier: Model Building, Tar- get Shooting, Badminton. Goal: Business Management. TRUSILO, CI-IRISTI , J. Teena Intramurals 10, ll 10, Prom Co Glee Club 11 Societv ll. 12, II, 12: Mixed Ballet 12: Latin book Staff 12: School Paper 123 Hobbier: Ice Skating, Oil ing, Tennis, Traveling. Goal: Michigan State to major in Math and Science. TOMLJENOVICH, JOHN W. Tom fobnu Hobbier: Hunting, Model Build- ing. Goal: Enter Marines, then busi- ness. TR AYFORD, JAMES R. rrjimmyff Intramurals 9: Band 10, 11: J. V. Soccer 11, 12: V. Wrestling 11: Yearbook Staff 12. Hobby: Fixing Cars. Goal: Travel. VOLO, VIRGINIA R. nGinnyu Intramurals 9, 10, Woodlawnian 9, 10, Art Committee 9, Dance Committee 10, 11, Library Club 11, Senior Play 12, Yearbook Staff 12. Hobbietz Ice Skating, Roller Skating. Goal: Secretary to a doctor or lawyer. WARD, CONSTANCE P. Connie Intramural Bowling 9, 10, 12, Senior Play Cricket committee and usheretteb 12, Yearbook Typing Editor 12, Student Co-op Treasurer 12, Prom Committee 12. Hobbier: Roller Skating, Bowl- ing, Painting. Goal: Bookkeeper. Class VELEZ, ROGER V. :rR0ge7,,v Senior Play Committee. Hobbies: Stamps, Model Ait- planes. Goal: Hope to enter in Air Force after high school. 0 I 195 VOGT, HELEN E. HNan!l Intramurals 9, 10, 11, Dance Committee 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Library Club 11, Prom Committee 11, Treasurer of National Honor Society 12, Yearbook Staff fFin- anciallg Senior Play. Hobby: Roller Skating. Goal: Industrial or Chemical Research. WEISKERGER, ERNEST D. Ernie Freshman Basketball, D a n c e Committee 9, 10, J.V. Football 10, 11, Intramurals 10, Year- book Staff 12, Ring Committee 12, Senior Play CUshe:D, Base- ball 11, Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 11, Track 11. Hobbier: Sports. Goal: To graduate from medi- cal school and become a doctor. 36 WENDT, ELAINE Lainie Intramurals 9, 10, Mixed Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, Prom Committee 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Model U.N.O. 11, Dedication Assembly 11, A Cappella 12, Senior Play CUsherJ. Hobby: Roller Skating. Goal: Secretary and Marriage. .if WALKER, WILLIAM I. MBU!!! Soccer 10, Intramurals 10, Ten- nis 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Yearbook Staff 12. Hobbies: Skiing, Boating. Goal: Chemist. WEBER, KENNETH V. Web U.N.O. 11, 12, Mixed Chorus 11, 12, Dance Committee 11, Student Council 12, Senior Play CCastD, Stage Crew 12, A Cap- pella 12, All-State 12, Erie County Chorus 12, Mike Club 12, School Sports Announcer 12, Double Quartet- 12, Senior Ex- ecutive Board 12. Hobblexz Music, Attending Buf- falo Philharmonic Presentations. Goal: Military Career. WHITE CHESTER H. rickety: Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Soccer Manager 105 j.V. Basketball Manager 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Tennis 11, 125 Senior Play Committee: V. Bas- ketball Manager 125 Prom Com- mittee 12. Hobbie J: Skiing, Modeling, Boating, Fishing, Tennis. Goal: College, Aeronautical en- gineer. WIENCEK, PATRICIA A. rrpatn Mixed Choms 9, 10, 125 Stu- dent Council 95 Dance Commit- tee 95 Intramurals 9, l'05 Girls' State Representative 115 Student Librarian 11, 125 Delegation to Model U.N.O. 115 School Paper Staff 125 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Class Treasurer 125 Yearbook Staff 12. Hobbies: Keeping Scrapbook of Souvenirs, Reading, Playing Ten- nts. Goal: To attend Geneseo State Teachers College for Elementary Teaching. Class of 195 WERNER, JOANNE M. rrjo lou Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Playdays 9, 10, 11, 125 Library Club 105 Basketball Foul Shooting 10, 115 Prom Committee 11, 125 Band 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Dedication 115 Senior Play CPromtressJ5 Newspaper 125 Water Ballet 12. Hobbies: C o l le c t i n g Coins, Sports, Music. Goal: Teaching. WESTPHAL, CHARLES C. Cbunk Bowling 105 Science Club 105 Essay Award 105 Mixed Chorus 125 A Cappella 125 Senior Play5 Yearbook 125 Erie County Chorus 12. Hobby: Following sports very closely. Goal: Enter medical course at college. WOOD, DONNA J. lVoodie Mixed Chorus 9. Hobbies: '4-H Club, Roller Skat- ing. Goal: Secretary. WUTZ, BRUCE H. ulguzzyu Tennis 9, 115 Intramurals 9, 105 Basketball 9, 105 J.V. Soccer 10, 115 Student Council 115 Dedica- tion 115 Senior Plav CSceneryD. H o b b ies: Hunting, Tropical Fish, Stamp Collecting, Scouting, Archery. Goal: Draftsman. WHITE, JEROME J. rrjefryn Freshman Basketball5 Lighting for Senior Play. Hobbies: Skiing, Tennis. Goal: Four years of college of engineering. WILDMAN. HUGH B. Borden Dance Committee 115 Prom Committee 11, 125 Senior Play 125 Tennis 125. Hobbies: Tropical fish, Puzzles. Goal: Marine Biology, Architec- ture. m::faIs'1tuQx1i.'.aEltl' r Am Y YOUNG. cARoL J. Carol Prom Committee 11, 123 Hobby Award 93 Chorus 9, 103 Dance Committee 9, 10, 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Senior Play 12. Hobbiet: Embroidery, Sewing. Goal: Secretary of Office work. Class of 195 YACONE, FRANCIS Chick Track 10, 11, 12g Football 12. Hobblexz Photography, Square- Dancing, Ice Skating, Roller Skating. Goal: Career in the United States Marine Corps. YESSER, ELLEN D. Ellen Intramurals '9, 10, 113 Erie County 9, 10, 11, 123 Mixed Chorus 10, 123 National Honor Society ll, 123 J.V. Cheerlead- ing 113 Glee Club 1 lg A Cappella 11, 123 Dance Committee l1Q V. Cheerleading 123 Senior Dou- ble Quartet 123 Latin Club 123 Water Ballet 123 All-State 123 Organ Club 12g Senior Play. Hobbies: Archery, Gun Collect- ing, Taxidermy. Goal: Mechanical Engineer or Draftsman at Erie County Tech- nical College. ZAWADZKI, CHARLES W. Chuck Band 9, 103 Yearbook Staff 123 Ring Committee 12. ' YOUNGMAN, JUDITH uludy :J Yearbook Staff 123 Basketball 12. Hobbier: Photography, Swim- ming and Traveling. Goal: Office work and house wife. Senior Play 1 i 39 Q an if ! A ff 1 ' f : ff fe if Lf! V . I 7 . Class Hi tory The days of kindergarten were far behind us all now, for we entered our first year of high school at last and we all were enthused about what lay ahead. Our first activity at 'Woodlawn High School was a class party. We were well acquainted by this time. Judy Rush was elected our Freshman class president. Many of our classmates participated in the Freshman sports and eagerly looked forward to varsity competition. Roger Gaydon was elected class president at Blasdell. Committees were busy planning a reverse dance, their first class activity. Christmas came so swiftly and soon all of us were busily planning for our Christmas programs. Mr. Grortanelli was Santa Claus at Blasdell. The winter months quickly passed. Soon it was spring and the students at Woodlawn began planning for their first dance. It was called The Leprechaun Leap, for St. Pat's Day was well at hand. Amidst the turmoil, we steadied ourselves for more exams. Picnic time rolled around and we were prepared. We'll never forget the fun we had hiking and enjoying ourselves. Our first year at Woodlawn and Blas- dell was climaxed by the moving up day ceremonies and senior graduation. We looked forward to the summer recess and were quite relieved after exams. Now it was one down and three more to go. 4 September rolled around once more and we commenced into our second year. We all resumed work a little faster, for we were well acquainted with the procedure. The students at Woodlawn elected Ronald Nistler as their class president and joe DeMatteo was elected by the Blasdell class. Several assemblies were enjoyed by both classes at Woodlawn and Blasdell. We all enjoyed a wonderful performance by a clown, Happy Daze, who in comical sketches, showed us how to choose our careers wisely. Another assembly was given by a group of servicemen, consisting of a comical skit and a description of the armed forces for the benefit of the male students. The fall quickly passed into winter. Christmas soon came and so did vacation, right into January. The Woodlawn class planned a dance at the end of exam week hoping every- one would enjoy a good time after the exams. All the students hoped for snow to make the dance, The Snowflake Swirl, seem more authentic. The snow came, in fact we were snowed in. Blasdell had their dance, The Snowball Swirl, the same evening, and along with two dances, the same night a sectional basketball game was played. Prom time rolled around and this, of course, was the social event of the year. Moving- up Day soon followed, as did our joyful class picnics, bringing to a close another year of fond memories. 1 . 1 I' 4-151' f' 7--'MN . y 3, ,i,x5 :f?0,f I I ffrz lv 5 -- , ff 'elif ll .L-1 F- fe- 1 if ' A. x , A ' f 4- ft T4 5 f X LK uklxxy Q3elal6I6 'E K7 Q4 CLASS HISTORY qmfimmzp As September again came, we found ourselves in a wonderful new school. There S' were many handicaps. Being a combined group for the first time we all entered vari- ous activities, moreover, it was now a challenge to plan events together as one group. We all looked forward to many wonderful and exciting school days in the school. Michael Andrisani was elected our junior class president. We were soon hard at work and enjoying ourselves and sponsored our first class activity, a dance The Teen-Age Swing. The music was recorded and an Elvis Presley record was given away as a door prize. Our sports schedule proceeded and many of the students witnessed many thrilling events. Our first year at the new school went by rapidly. The climax we were planning for was the Junior-Senior prom. It was a success and everyone had a won- derful time. We have finally reached our goal, Seniors. This was our last year in high school and we planned to make it one of the most exciting and eventful years of lall. Our first class activity was that of electing Senior class officers. Bill Mabie was elected president, jim Schill as vice-president, Pat Wiencek as treasurer, Judy Rush as secre- tary, and Sue Mabie as class historian. Elections for the Student Council officers were held. Each of the candidates presented their program during the assembly. Kathy X if xx S ik' rx N. X R ff: 4 -V -1 '-2 - T: rf ,fyi H ? if . , f ep... SP F YQ. 5' SP. f 5, -, A f will! . 'ga E ,Oy '. .7 95:3 if Z' 5 - C.: 3 Hazlett was elected President of the Student Government. Soon followed a dance in honor of the fall sport program. Everyone enjoyed the Soda Pop Hop. After much ' If deliberation, we chose our class ring, and the majority of the students purchased rings. 'S - The taking of Senior Class pictures proved to be an enjoyable activity. Before the Christmas recess, the yearbook was well on its way. Leonard Burroughs and Barbara ' M Hartman were appointed as co-editors of the yearbook. Many of the students worked 513, l f feverishly on the book. Miss Songer, our senior English teacher, directed the Senior , Qi ' f play, a most exciting project. The entire cast worked hard and opening performance , proved to be a wonderful success. Many activities again filled in some of the empty , 1. 2 in spaces on the schedule cards. Many students joined the newly formed Latin Club, 'Q Mike Club, and Water Ballet group. We all again worked hard for the success of the 2 ,2 f junior-Senior Prom. Comittees planning for decorations and other various items - X tj found themselves with much to be done. These preparations proved to be wonderful ffl X' ' times spent with fellow classmates. The climax of our high school years approached '-I J, ' quickly. Graduation was held on June 24. All of our activities of the preceding four years will linger as very wonderful and fond memories. We now begin life's journey p along many different paths. J . , A741 li'-..A I 'Q ' l 5, 3 EE. f WH U ' Quant L.n:LX'-Ei'IgQ?f' 1 - 1. S, -. -' E el if S - .f isa 'ni a f 5 -' fe ,- ' ,if ' , li PS. Nerf- Q . A If vshkvng if , , gdpfvgg xx - ,XV L. 'Q J,-'i una., ' f f- b . N Xt 41' P If SA M, , ww i N T izg-E ' Z 'ML' f Q f FW s I -L -X I ' -. ' W Q +--7--2--ff X R lL X f f X x W7 Z?4 5 4 X f Ii gr 5 lj Zffflf --if x'xP 7' .f 1 if MY' q, tb f !? L GD' K a J fm fgqi + NM - c I A 1 Z f . fzfm I ,, W I I l Z flax H N i 41 1 I ,HJC 5 Fifi F X U W EXX Q f K - lg X? 35 X 5 , 2 r Z5-5-1f. fJ0,I5!31T I f ffifwf f LASSE 5.BEqE ROOM 242 -MISS CREEDON CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: W. Eberharclt, J. Schmidt, R. Heiman, R. Nagy, D. Gardiner, A. Vento. Second Row: E. Hawley, D. Dix T. Ranalli, A. Mure, R. DePasqua1e, S. Des- Jardins, D. Buhs. Third Row: J. Lovallo S. Piersanti, J. Cellura, F. Riester, S. Moss R. Hesslink, S. Hine. Bottom Row: M. Powers, P. Murray, A. Kerr, P. Jaworski, J. Fedick, J. Sasak, E. Jastrab. s 1 ROOM 235 - MR. GROTTANELLI CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: D. Olson, R. Paw- laus, T. Kepler, R.' Bonn, G. Goupil. Second Row: D. Kennerdell, W. Moore, D. Carpen- ter, J. Doody, E. Helmbrecht, K. Turner, J. Boyer. Third Row: M. Kocur, J. Helta, M. Marx, A. Zorn, M. Barrera, G. Tara, L. Stevens. Fourth Row: N. Sikes, W. Kacz- marski, W. Klinger, C. Maeirs, G. Oser, F. Renz, P. Cary. Ahrenteer: M. Biolata, R. Stoner, C. Weaver, G. Young, J. ,McPartlan, N. Zerby, M. Murphy. 44 ROOM 224-MRS. CHEESMAN CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: J. Capozzi, R Morteff, L. Eckman, J. Barrett. Second Row. M. Bialota, M. Edwards, W. Foit, J. Wyman, G. Schafer. Third Row: G. Fitzsimmons, R. Unverdorben, W. Bredell, P. Sipos, E Sargent, W. Vogt, T. Gallineau, B. Carney. Bottom Row: L. Heaslip, J. Klein, T. Livsey, F. Ignorante, L. Rohrer, E. Longbine, M. Grant, L. Klein. Qofi ROOM 229-MRS. HAWLEY CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: D. Pacyon, W. Cooper, J. Winger, G. O'Brien, H. Schuster, S. Shaw, B. Blyth. Second Row: N. Beau- mont, J. Hannen, M. Terwilliger, L. Mc- Grath, L. Wick, R. Spagnoli, H. Taber Front Row: J. Dussing, P. Lalka, R. Kret J. Anderson, R. Ver, A. Brocki, N. Oberst Ahfenlz P. Wolf, C. Keller, J. Pirowski. s ROOM 232- MR. PEMPSELL CLASS OF '58 Third Row, Left to Right: A. Nelson, P Kushner, N. Matula, B. May, 1. Pinter, C Barnes, J. Thomas. Second Row: M. A. Bohen, J. Fugle, J. Klima, J. Kuster, B. Schiedel, S. Knapp, G. Petko Botiom Row: J. Saunders, J. Wiltse, D. Kryszak, M. Pal- mer, D. Smith, P. Dengler, B. Paolini. ROOM 208 -MR. ROMANOWICH CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: K. Wyraz, J. Anderson, S. Cheman, O. Kuehne. Second Row: B. Morlock, D. Foit, J. Troup, S. Drabek, P. Polizia, E. Ernewein. Bottom Row: J. Lewis, M. Steenberg, A. Stasierow- ski, J. Dyja, M, Bartula, D. Govenettio, A. Croce. Ahfentees: M. Mahoney, R. Racinow- ski, F. Shoenhardt. 45 ROOM 215 -MISS BINGENHEIMER CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Left to Right: M. Steenberg, H Henry, M. Brownlee, E. Seib, M. Barnas, S Dickie. Second Row: B. Barnes, R. Meier B. Gaj, D. Campbell, C. Firley, S. Copelandz J. Wright. Third Row: S. Miehl, G. Martin C. Kimmick, K. Broderick, B. Hutchison M. Kahler, S. Smeltz. Bottom Row: C. Day M. Bebak, G. Bushnell, E. Sliwinski, J. Deal: man, D. Farace, J. Bredenberg. ROOM 221 -MR. GOLLWITZER CLASS OF '59 T017 Row, Left to Right: E. Kelly, L. Allman, C. Faraci, R. Haines, G. Toporek, P. Johns Second Row: G. Blanchard. M. Mead, N Fetcho, L. Trayford, J. Carmody, P. Martinez S. Phillips. Bottom Rout L. Switzer, N Sredzinski, L. Govenettio, J. Sroda, M. Fris- cic, E. Cook, C. Coe. 46 s s ROOM 226-MR. JOHNSON CLASS OF '58 Top Row, Left to Right: P. Farley, A. And- rukat, J. Moran, E. Moss. Bottom Row: M Beals, D. Haugh, R. Gayclon. Absent: M Hughes, A. Neuffer,- J. Nowakowski, R Raybarezyk, L. Seligrnan, fB. Simone. I I I in ,'1r 1 I u 1 f. A Q 9 nf .1 CJ, Q X J ,lf if- ,f Q.. i ,E ,Q 'W AY ,Ja -et W F T' l .1 -V l ROOM 217 -MR. HAMILTON CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Left to Right: G. Myska, P. Zak, L. Brown, M. Wilson, J. Betker, E. Synder G. Latona. Second Row: W. Bratek, G. Phillips, S. Kelter, P. Lickfielcl, B. Weisker- ger. Third Row: Bonfessuto, G. Arp, B Miller, G. Pietrocarlo, G. Patti, M. Milkovic Bottom Row: P. Dunn, H. J. Obad, K. jack son, D. DeCillis, K. Rawski. 5, 1 ROOM 214-MRS. HOSTETTER CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Left zo Right: J. Schumin, R. Russ, J. Eggert, M. Pavlovich, M. Kocic. Third Row: J. Loffredo, J. Kontrabecki, T. Hillger, B. Fox, J. Mills, R. Draper, R. Piper, S. Mruzik. Second Row: L. Winger, A. Fried- man, M. Cutler, W. Kuhlmann, J. Cheesman, H. Whittaker, J. Thompson, J. Long. Bol- tom Row: J. Walker, R. Antilli, P. Gullo, V. Wright, W. Leard, J. Moore, R. Cramer, R. Ward. Ahrenteeyz G. Miller, M. Mooney. ROOM 225 -MRS. MATWIJKOW CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Lefz to Right: R. Dickinson, P. Hawes, P. Wildman, M. Deperto, A. Durett, K. Broadbent, W. Bredel. Bottom Row: I.. Courtney, L. Bartoo, S. Stoj, C. Woyski, R. Santi, J. Erler, A. Turchiarelli. Abyenleer: E. Dixon, W. Ferro, E. Tomljenovich. 47 s-1.f.sJ ,, .sf 7 Q .Mi V.. lg! .. X, f ,, 1 4 1 '99 Q al ROOM 210-MR. PFOHL CLASS OF '59 Top Row: H. Baker, R. Rodunardt, G. Conklin, T. Zaccarine, D. Perritt, S. Kwiat- kowski, T. Prior. Second Rozv: D. Weider, M. Jordan, R. Besser, L. Kosha, D. Dylik N. Cebula. Bottom Rout: R. Beckwith, I Nowak, G. Miller, C. Sandusky, D. Racinow- ski, J. Clark. Abrent: M. Carrig, D. Daley, D. Mero, R. Newland, G. Oliver, E. Rush, J. Stephenson, H. Texter, J. Unger, L. Webs- ter, T. Weise. s ROOM 207 -MRS. POHL CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Left to Right: K. Smerker, K. Leibold, C. Pietrykowski, J. Laud. Second Row: R. Borst, H. Wertz, P. Cooper, F. Kolerar, I.. Wachawiak, R. Shagort, R. Cor- coran, D. Hura. Third Row: P. Jones, P. Hughes, A. Allen, M. Eldredge, K. Maloney, C. Riley, E. Rushnok, B. Unsworth. Bottom Row: G. Kempner, P. Johnson, L. Kozub, R. Schofer, S. West, J. McGuire, J. Pinizzor- to, I. Feth. Abrentear: N. Croce, .S. Conti, H. Wyman. 48 ROOM 231 -MR. O'REII.LY CLASS OF '59 Top Row: P. Bowerrnan, R. Zajac, J. Paw lak, D. Handsittel, W. Talraham, G. Childs Second Row: C. Eustace, C. Rose, E. Kaczyn- ski, F. Mikos, J. Haynes. A. Pattison, P Reukauf, P. Kranz. Third Row: J. Rosiek, D. Stanek, J. Jewarr, R. Kempf, J. Kaczmar- ski, R. Larson, T. Partridge, J. Brown. Bot- tom Row: D. Eckert, R. Harris, M..Mc- Parrlan, J. Abrams, R. Koester, J. Wilson J. Lampkins, R. Dukes. Abrenteex: D. Kruck, W. Toth. ROOM 228-MRS. SCOTT CLASS OF '59 Top Row, Left to Right: S. Koch, R. Baum gartner, S. Hubbard, G. Crandall, E. Franc- kiewicz, C. Bell, C. Rush, B. Wannamacher Second Row: M. Miller, M. Sills, E. Bohen M. Campanelli, B. Mulqueen, B. Goretski J V. Shiel, S. Saeva. Bottom Row: L. Tomaka, D. Krencik, C. Danitz, B. Quinn, B. Hub- bard, C. Farmer, J. Galus, 1. Barbati. Ah- Jenteer: P. Gaffney, B. Greenaway, L. Kozak 1 ROOM 230 -MISS AMICO CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left to Right: D. Morinello, J Carmody, R. D'Alessandro, R. Abramo Second Row: G. Bless, J. Haugh, H. Farrow M. Madeja, L. Palmer, P. Ratchuk, A. Orr Third Row: J. Miller, M. Sedegwick, R Pajak, Madeja, J. Maricich, J. Ulrich, J Renzi. Fourth Row: J. Steinke, D. Brenner J. Faraci, J. Cogan, H. Gerwin, S. Sreeg, I Guilbault. Ahxenteer: J. Bott, R. Tegler. ROOM 212-MR. BAKER CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left to Right: A. Marshall, J. Sausner, C. Buszka, A. Wahlabough, M. Belscher, C. Holley, S. Alguire, N. Drabek, D. Heinze, R. Nistler. Second Row: J. Lewis, C. Unsworth, E. Shagott, M. McLaughlin, D. Vogt, M. O'Meara, J. Croce, D. House, G. Wilson. Bottom Row: S. Sieczka, U. Brad- zes, C. Kocaczka, J. Anderson, R. Hohti, P. Castiglia, J. Sibega, C. Muranyi, L. Knapp. Ahrenteefz J. Hillman, S. Samson, J. Hoff- man. 49 y ROOM 123 -MISS CAMPBELL CLASS OF '60 Top Row. Lefz zo Rigbiz P. Martin, J. Mil- ler, W. Bartoo, F. Guadagno. J. Grubb, W. Williams. Second Row: A. Guise, J. Mackey, A. Caputo, P. Allen, A. Henry, L. Vallese, M. Monaco, J. Gideo. Boztom Row: R. Freden- burg, G. Farley, R. Kuto, P. Cheman, T. Helta, J. Hazlett, D. DesJardins. Abfenteex: C. Beaumont, S. Caroll, J. Ferraro, C. Jenkins R. Joseph, N. Latona, J. Lockwood, D. Parot. x ROOM 218-MR. DOLBEER CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left to Right: R. Griffith, D. Fisher, J. Butcher, J. Brogcinski, S. Giancarlo, P. Glashauser, J. Goupic, D. Thunias. Third Row: J. Prior, D, Clendening, E. Eggert, L. Hallberg, T. Corcoran, D. Jarisz, J. Geiger. Second Row: J. Dednlarn, G. Baker, P. Baumgartner, F. Fritz, E. Taggart, R. Feldman, C. Curtis. Bottom Row: R. Melson, J. Moore, K. Hartman, J. Weber, P. Pigut, M. Suto, J. Blose. Abrenteer: E. Anclrisani, G. Furgala, K. Armstrong. 50 ROOM 213 -MRS. BROWNLEE CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left to Right: D. Lenhardt, P Goetz, M. Capeland, J. Pcionek, G. Heltz Third Row: S. Wallace, L. Craig, L. Eppolito, K. Aloi, B. Leach, M. Cochran, H. Eckert Q J. Bellanca. Second Row: J. Schmidt. G. Bagner, C. St John, C. Borowiec, R. Madison, G. Manning, E. Ward, H. Stewart. Fin! Row: J. Palmer, D. Johns, T. Livsey, R. Kinn, L. Czechowski, J. Kelly, S. Lang, M. Hard. Abrenz: Judith Mc Namara. ROOM 243 - MRS. GALZA CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left io Right: M. Kozub, W. Neuman, H Linkner L. Marello D. Zola - , . dz, P. Ott, P. Lang. Second Row: M. Cook, B. Blanl-c, J. Fox, J. Camilloni, D. Bockrath, K Krauss, B. Weber. Third Rauf: 1. Hohlstein J. Hammond, D. Colley, W. Miller, Ai jasiura, J. Kulikowsky, C. Franckiewicz. Fourth Row: R. Bell, R. Armbruster, N. Boseck, E. Sully, R. Kadwell. W. Ernst, M. Muir. J, L .. .. , 4 . -. ROOM 146 D-MR. HOLLWEDEL CLASS OF '60 First Row: J. Licht, W. Sherry, M. Kahler, C. Jawordhi, R. Scheffler. Second Row: D. Roberts, G. Smith, J. Walker, W. McGawghey, T. Zeckser, N. McNomara, O. Ryan. Third Row: R. Schueler, T. Schwindler, R. Mas- sari, F. Taylor, E. Meyers, K. Michener, C. jones. Bollom Row: G. Smith, S. Refermat, T. Marcin, 1. Porter, T. Taneff, L. Parker, G Mackey. ROOM 211 -MR. JEHLE CLASS OF '60 Top Rozv, Left lo Right: R. Zerby, J. Ruth erford, C. Curris, J. Rooney, L. Everhard, J Littrel. Seeond Row: A. Killian, R. Stanek N. Kamman, S. Begert, N. Lylh, J. Woobin P. Francisco, L. Srasorowski. Third Rou' P. Wright, L. Ollinzak, S. Battaglia, S. Mills W. Sawilie, M. Eckman, P. Chudy, D. Sambora Bottom Rout K. Caruin, J. Kosic, D. Herb, L. Wick, H. Shaffer, A. Shanks, T. Walker, P. Engle. 51 r ROOM 209-MISS TITUS CLASS OF '60 Top Row, Left to Right: T. Nelson, D. Krause, G. Spiker, C. jordan, W. Kruszka, D. Fred- driksen. Second Row: C. Sipos, A. Logan, D. Murray, N. Schidel, D. Skowronsl-ci, D. Clever, J. Minstermann, N. Cook. Third Row: J. Terwilliger, J. Carmichael, I. Pawlas, M. Hill, R. Weiskerger, M. Lisafeld, J. Burger J. Benjamin. Fourth Row: S. Weber, Gi Dapp, K. Dombrowski, S. Blim, M. Powers, G. Thiel, F. Gretka, G. Cary. Absent: J. Basinski. FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class is composed of approximately 305 students. Election of Officers took place in February. Many of the freshmen participated in sports activities this year. The girls used their swimming ability for water ballet while the boys participated in various athletics. The Freshman bas- ketball team was also very successful this year. The Freshmen are looking forward to being upper classmen next year and increasing their activities. ROOM 245 -MRS. LIAROS CLASS OF '60 - Top Row, Left to Right: D. Nostrant, D. Nowakowski, A. Vilagy, S. Kushner. Second Row: A. Kuehne, E. Hartloff, S. Lauricella, F. Skowronski, J. Weekly, J. Longbine. Third Row: B. Broadbent, M. Dietrich, B. Bihl, S. Fox, C. Gilchrist, S. Lowe. Bottom Row: P. Stieffer, E. Livsey, G. Baksa, B. Stephenson, L. Farley, K. Albrecht. Ahsenteerz G. Kar- navas, K. Saiia, M. Shepherd, J. Stadlmeir, B. Wilcox. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS A democratic election of class officers was held on March 5th at which time the sophomore class chose Lucille Tomaka, President, Paul Kranz, Vice- Presidentg Richard Borst, Secretary, and Penny johnson, Treasurer. They are also enjoying the extra- curricular activities which are offered here at Frontier. Some of these are Water Ballet, Intramurals, Musical Groups and competitive sports. 52 JUNIOR CLASS The Class of '58 eagerly awaited the arrival of their senior year. The Jun- ior class treasury was increased by the payment of dues by members of the class. The biggest event for the juniors this year was their participation in the annual junior - Senior Prom. The most significant issue was the question of ordering rings at the end of the Jun- ior year so they could be Worn during their Senior year. As juniors, some members of the class were eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. The Nocturnes, a band formed by four juniors, performed at a school dance entitled Hearts Holiday. Their class and Frontier as a Whole are proud of them. Juniors are contemplat- ing the future very seriously and next year will be very important to them. ROOM 127 -MRS. NILES CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: J. Dlugosz, T. Smith, D. Collins, K. Manley, D. Landsittel, J. Anderson, J. Lehmann. Second Row: S. Neuffer, R. Jones, P. Seadeek, D. Morrow, E. Yesser, W. Kasperek, J. Radice, B. Bat- taglia. Third Row: S. DeZutter, J. Verdi, K. Cavalieri, A. Schmittendorf, H. Pupo, V. Montante, M. Carmody, K. Kranz. Four Row: W. Houlahan, N. Turkovich, F. Kahler, M. Burke, E. Henrich, J. DiChristopher, J. Hustead, M. Balazs. WSIS-Q P I rw.-K 'f wx f ROOM 128 -MISS IMBODEN CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Lefl to Right: K. Kuehnel, J. Werth, P. Cary, B. Dolinar, M. L. Volrath, E. Dwyer, D. Partridge. Second Row: B. Linker, E. Varchal, R. Weist, R. Marrano, D. Carroll, P. MacNeil, P. Ebert. Third Row: R. Baker, C. Camilloni, J. Piper, C. Logan, C. Puglisi, J. Kekoni, C. Buscaglia. Bottom Row: S. Daggitt, D. Cawthord, J. Farmer, D. Ehmke, G. Lynch, C. Roosa, J. Anderson. Ahteizteet: J. Edward. ROOM 125 -MR. CARRIGG CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left lo Right: T. Harder, J. Bluk- ker, G. Lazarus, P. Zaccarine, G. Mitchell, L. Allman, D. Mathes. Third Row: C. Day, F. Zygula, B. Stamp, J. Fugle, T. Hartloff, M. Wendt, S. Lyle, C. Lauricella. Second Row: R. Gioeli, W. Dunn, D. Connor, P. Barber, J. Bradenberg, M. Toth, L. Clark, B. Killiam. Bottom Row: P. Marrano, R. Krazmein, B. Eakin, D. Carson, G. Falsione, K. Schofer, G. Goretski, D. Sipos. 53 ROOM 129-MRS. LEONE CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: A. Ulak, V. Mar- iotti, N. Bapst, D. Mulqueen, T. Kelly, R. Anrilli, R. Pawlas. Second Row: C. Roberts, H. Warren, N. Nowakowski, G. Miller, N. Herb, S. Page, G. Middleton, J. Pigut. Third Row: S. Shiel, J. Brooks, V. Spagnoli, F. Rizzo, N. Marsillo, D. Taylor, R. Gale, P. Larson. Bottom Rozv: S. Palovich, M. Haff- ner, P. Anderson, J. Kresse, M. Dengler, S. Dommell, D. Jones. ROOM 132-MISS PAGE CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: M. Brown, K. Budlong, K. Carrnody, J. Franckiewicz, E. Dietz. Second Row: B. Yacone, R. Carrig M. Corrigan, M. Winger, J. Pesono, J. Mur- ray, K. White, G. Fetcho. Third Row: P. Ritter, B. Glomboski, S. Ernst, C. McDer- mott, L. Burke, P. Baksa, J. Huff, R. Doody Bottom Row: K. Anderson, M. E. Eustace V. Nowak, J. Bell, J. DiOrio, S. Palyszeski M. A. Leary, S. Hogan. Ahrenteerz L. Diet- rich. 54 5 ROOM 126-MR. ROOSA CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: J. Rosiek, L Pierce, J. Alguire, J. Kerr, S. Czaika Second Row: K. Jump, J. Forcucci, F. Lic- hon, L. Talbot, L. Schmelzinger, S. Forse, P Nolan. Third Row: W. Agate, S. Jordan, A Rose, G. Saunders, A. Betker, R. Palyszeski M. Rooth, R. Michner. Bottom Rowf M Rickloof, M. Manley, C. Heffler, M. Martin, R. Knapp, A. Pound, C. Dianosich, P. Shat- tuck. Ahrent: G. Ribarich, J. Toth, B. Wil- SOI1 . 9 ROOM 130-MRS. RICH CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: R. Staton, M. E. Bukary, M. Marcello, J. Clark. Second Rout: B. Scholl, R. Kusrer, P. Weigand, M. Mecca, J. Christini, A. Kuhra, J. Jaworski. Third Row: A. Clever, N. DaBolt, T. Raab, B. Kozuch, K. Clark, M. Reilly, F. Bararta. Bottom Rauf: J. Edwards, C. Vaughn, J. Dickinson, V. Lore, B. Everavd, P. Meir, M. Machina. Absenteerz P. Porter. ROOM 133 -MR. SKINGLEY CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left tn Right: A. Goodberry, J. Nowakowski, J. Anderson, D. Graesser, M. Bence, E. Holthoff, J. Brockhurst. Second Row: B. Palyszeski, T. Pirowski, I. Obad, B. Heltz, N. Oser, N. Stanton, E. Rushnok. Bottom Rout J. Corrone, L. Hatch, T. Lydon, R. Longbine, R. Melson, M. Biber, V. Hum- phreys. Abrenteex: E. Newland, E. Palmer, J. Roberts. ROOM 131 - MRS. BATTAGLIA CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: R. Jones, C. Kowal, J. Klien, R. Kapuszcak. Second Row: D. Zorn. B. Green, P. Frank, N. Freed, C. Tex- ter, J. Murray, M. Craig, D. Sullivan. Third Rauf: S. Riley, R. Ferro, M. Brown, F. Bansmer, J. Held, J. Beerow, O. Catlin, R. Morlock. Bottom Rout: G. Harrison, G. Palmer, S. Westphal, M. Weber, C. Andrukat, J. Ball, J. Arp, K. Svensen. Abxenteex: M. Lang, A. Brehm, F. Unger. 55 ROOM 132-MR. OSTRICKER CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: F. Standish, R. Gawlak, K. Vail, R. Cooper, J. Webster, R. Stopha. Second Row: A. Mastrangelo, S. Morteff, B. Osswald, M. Timm, W. Smith, C. Sargent. Third Row: W. Gearhart, N. Gzyl, R. Lee, J. Colafranceschi, J. Purcell, R. Du- rusky. Ahxenteerz M, Golinski, M. Herr- mann, D. julian, B. Karnauas, V. Lauricella, A. McGowan, V. Morlock, L. Nappo, S. Percy, Y. Sargente, J. Walker, J. Young. ROOM 107 -MR. DEXTER CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: K. Vaughan, D. Barraglia, M. Marchetti, A. Hooper, J. Neider meier, R. Schiener, G. Cole. Third Row W. Kimmick, R. Saiia, N. Lucvs, J. Lovern D. Winger, G. Schiedel. Second Row: K Speaker, J. Bedard, G. Ferro, A. Baksa, J Kocur, M. Wagner. Bottom Row: J. Grant, P. Ciraulo, j. Howard, C. Green, B. Nagel G. Govenetrio. 56 ROOM 122 -MR. VERRAULT CLASS OF '61 Top Row, Left to Right: K. Knodel, R. Connor, K. Hoffman, 1. Cottone. Second Row: M. Carnahan, B. Leibold, C. McGar- rity, A. Wiencek, D. Hopp, J. Thompson, C. Krauss, F. Hughes. Third Row: J. Abram, A. Baurz, F. Dreuriga, B. Fox, S. McNeil, W. Tomory, D. Bressette, E.4Ferro. Bottom Row: W. Bless, P. Herlehy, L. Ep- poliro, R. Whirrom, S. Jones, L. McParrlan, N. Morelock, L. Hlvana. Ahrenteer: W. Jaworski. ROOM 111 -MISS FRIEDHABER CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: D. Walters, R Shaffer, C. Fumerelle, V. Standish, B. Dur ward. Second Row: J. Welsh, J. Edmunds, J. Rawski, J. Costa, R. Thomas, J. Nappo. Third Row: A. Christ, N. Freddenburg, J Hustead, T. Rogers, G. Jump. QP ROOM 108-MR. SAKOWSKI CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: K. Bapst, S. Ward R. Coe, D. Lemaster, D. Sneddon, B. Neu- mann. Second Rou': D. Walker, E. Noshay S. Grudzein, K. Shanks, P. Jackson, C. Dye J. Stebell. Third Rout D. Sully, R. Mac- Neil, P. Stefanacci, J. Pelletier, N. Yankowski A. Radice, J. Morinello. Bottom Row: P Beckwith, S. Herrick, T. Herlehy, J. Rowe J. Sipos, S. Gattie, N. Dyja. ROOM 117 - MRS. SCHILL CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: E. Bruce, V. Doli- nar, J. Morlock, J. Mikos, M. Manley, T. Walsh. Second Rom: K. Parot, G. Man- ning, L. MacDougal, E. Cleveland, S. Cooper, D. Carey, D. Rog. Third Row: T. johns, D. Dietrich, S. Colello, J. Kuhlman, J. Ring, R. Rosiek, A. Piccirilli. Fourth Row: J. Petrie, A. Palmer, L. Hayhurst, H. Koletar K. Kohl, D. Brooks, R. Meier. Absent: D. Doll, L. Stock. 57 Q ROOM 112-MR. PARISI CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left lo Right: R. Roll, D. Kres- conko, R. Kowal, J. Coggins, D. Rodunardr, P. Brockhursr, M. House. Second Row: J. Plarr, C. Greene, R. Weber, J. Caputo, B. Scholl, D. Schultz, J. Zajac. Third Row: F. Langbein, R. Eichorn, R. Durett, C. Culver, M. Smith, E. Bratek, J. Maricich, A. Misuraca. Bottom Row: J. Rosiek, E. Williams, D. Madison, M. Kepler, D. Pressing, R. Nelson I.. DeBotte, P. Hughes. x ROOM 109 - MRS. WEIDMAN CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: E. Woodworth, R. Gullo, R. Slaunwhite, B. Baytis, T. Trella, J. Jakiel, XV. Young. Second Row: V. Rabicleau, N. Kinn, C. Thompson, R. Thiry, D. Kubiak, R. Kusczak, F. Cook. Third Row: K. Scott, J. Zerby, J. Hesslink, P. Catalano, W. Cihak, W. Scheffler, B. Slattery. Bottom Row: K. DePerto, C. Snyder, W. Staton, F. Bigger, R. Bushnell, C. Lombard, T. Page. 58 ROOM 110-MRS. WILSON CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left to Right: S. Bailey, N. Govenettio, K. Wright, R. Reynolds, A. Balogh, M. McKay, G. Liedy. Second Row: M. Friedman, P. Hillger, K. Kakook, S. Wing, M. E. Huff, J. Moore, W. Shumin. Third Row: J. Garcia, D. Gretka, R. Snecldon, T. Rutherford, j. Stoll, G. Bauer, C. Schirg, C. Cebula. Botzom Row: J. Wrobel, M. Hub- bard, M. Zaccarine, D. Kekoni, R. Cawthard, M. jarlosz, R. Swallow, M. A. Jiuclitta. ROOM 116 - MR. MC PHEE CLASS OF '62 Top Row: M. Yaconne, P. Yockers, J. Paulovich, C. Graham, B. Kirkland, D. Smith. Third Row: S. Sullivan, S. Kayko, J. Jones, R. LeVesque, W. Vail, D. Rukavina, B. Hazlett. Second Row: Y. Pritchard, M. Persion, S. Phillips, W. Zak, K. Uhlman, T. Cole, G. Morris, D. Sickau. Firrt Row: D. Minsterman, R. Steckman, R. Busch, R. Zents, B. Livsey, S. Kollmar, M. Paine, C. Pacos Abram: E. Ace. ROOM 106-MR. DARVILL CLASS OF '62 Top Razr: B. Lawton, R. Duffy, G. Kon- trabecki, T. Prusak, R. Paine, M. Carr. Ser- omi Row: D. Kuehne, K. Kelly, I.. Hill, B Say, R. Schoenthal, D. Kollander, S. Osborne G. Wright. Third Row: L. Snyder, A Reeves, K. Zollitsch, R. Helta, J. Kocur, R Barrett, C. Texter, S. Lisafeld. Bottom Row S. Main, J. Figiel, R. Rizzo, A. Jastrab, G Norton, S. Zoda, J. Petix, R. Bamberg Aluem: P. Church. ROOM 113 - MR. MC CULLOR CLASS OF '62 Top Row, Left lo Right: R. Coe, R. Dick, A. Marshal, J. Burlar, G. Hine, D. Fitzpat- rick. Second Roni: I.. Morreale, W. Dietz, E. Yetman, W. Kirkland, 'C. Gage, R. Koester. Third Row: N. Brown, M. Dlu- gosz, J. DeMarco, A. Kwiatkowski, L. Obacl, J. Gallineau. Bottom Row: H. Heaslip, M. Gage, P. Andalora, C. Tedesco, R. Patterson, G. Gerwin. 59 LEARNING CAN BE FUN junior High School 1. Library- Look What I Found 2. Girls' Gym- Afraid of a Little Ball? 5. Boys' Gym- Look No Hands 4. Girlsi Gym- Mass Confusion 5. Girls' Gym- Can I Look Now? 6. Lunch- What'1l you have? ' 7. Boys' Gym- Power 9. Junior High- Future Homemakers 10. Girls' Swimming- Ready, Set! 8. Girls' Gym- Jump High-STRETCH of America ser! SET! 'if 7 60 WE HAVE FUN TOO! Senior High School 1. Wood Shop- Mr. Fix It 2. Wood Shop- Busy Little Beavers 3- TYPU18'-'HHS-fd at Wofkii 5. Senior High- Future Homemakers 4. Senior High- The Long Ride Home of America i 6. Students- Now look who's in a Hurry 7. Driver Training- And that's how it Works 1, 1-'v5,fgQg sr 1 fw ' s-,, ss r - H . A , S f -1-15.1 mi.. .1 or J, la , . . W.. W, Am-L.m:'m H U - , 3. ' ' Wiz 3 F 5'9 .' KET ,, 'sissy ' Nr fp 1 ,limi fill, i ,fl ., ,L 2 Six, ' ' . -, Q' In , ,. x W J .T 4 U Av ,N 'safe fif' Tj, ..',, L ,nl - 2 K 'V ' K, Q A A 8. Print Shop- Trouble with starting a job is Finishing 9. I-Iornemaking- Nice Material 10. Library-- Time out For Culture K 61 Looking pretty Bundle of joy Friends! So this is school? Lonesome? Around and around Muscles? Double trouble! Smile Men of the world The best of friends Upsy Daisy Three Musketeers I 1' k:.V, ' vw' . wi, it K Q ' il? HERE and THERE With The Junior High School we go ?i IA 5 2 :L-1311? E? '-2 1 A X --1 in X Iinil ,. L lgsa f 1-..- Pho hr -TSR! Gifgwag ACTIVITIES ESI? ig,'4Cf -0 apr' I' X A x ELEHREETQTM STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Jtihn Pinter, Trearurerf Kathy Hazlett, Preridentf Judy Saunders, Vice-Pre.rident,' Judy Barbati, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to in- form the students as to what is being done for the student body. This is a form of a working student government. The Student Council representatives are elected from each homeroom. To become presi- dent the student must be a senior, have been in the Student Council for three years, and be a past officer. The Vice-President must have been a representative for two years, the secretary and treasurer must have been a representative for one year. The Student Council helpsto support the school teams by selling tickets for the games and by selling candy at the games. The proceeds are incorporated into a fund for buying new equipment and uniforms for the teams. Each morning over the public address system the student body is led in a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance by a Student Council representative On March 18, the Frontier Central Student Council entertained other Students Councils from nearby schools at their spring meeting. REPRESENTATIVES - STUDENT GOVERNMENT Bottom Row, Left to Right: L. Trayfotd, R. Kadwell, T. Gallineau, K. Weber, R. Abramo, G. Bushnell, D. Foit, S Alguire, M. Copeland, J. Lampkins. Second Row: Mrs. Hawley, K. Hazlett, B. Hubbard, G. Furgala, J. Saunders, J. Barbati, F. Riester, G. Prrko, W. Saurcki, G. Dietrich, M. Monaco. Third Row: F. Longbine, M. Scaccia, R. Nist- ler, P. Christ, W. Moore, D. I-laugh, J. LaTona, J. Mills. Fourth Row: R. Borst, D. Clendenning, J. Pinter. Ab- .renteerz G. Spiker, L. Webster, W. Ferro, L. McGrath, N. Stock. THE GATEWAY ART STAFF Tap Row, Left to Right: R. Scheffler, P. Schwartzott, J. Hoffman, R. Shagott. Second Row: L. Kozub, C. Keller, R. Ruddy S. Begert, J. Long. Boftom Row: B. Trusilo, H. Schuster, W. Moore, M. Copeland, P. Hartloff. YEARBOOK STAFF The school yearbook this year, as always, was a very detailed production and involved everyones participation. It required many committees who worked diligently to get the Gateway ready for the press. The committees included the photography staff, which helped the photographer take the pic- tures, sorted them and prepared them for publication. The copy staff wrote all the copy for the pages, wrote the foreword and the copy under the pictures. The typing of all the copy was done by the typing staff. The financial committee handled the subscriptions and the money coming from the sales. The art staff designed the cover, divider pages and all other art work for the Gateway The distribution and sales committee prompted the selling of the yearbook and distributed it after it came off the press. The yearbook was assembled and all the pages and pic- tures were properly measured by the make-up com- sf 5 ll mittee. The sports staff made up the sports section' 'PR and wrote copy for it. Through the combined ef- forts of all these groups, the Gateway became a reality. YEARBOOK PRODUCTION STAFF Back Roux Left to Righl: N. Sikes, H. Vogt, J. Stuber, D. Foit, W. Mabie, C. Westphal, G. Maue, W. Walker, I.. Burroughs, G. Schoffer, J. Hoffman, W. Vogt, R. Doll, F. Langbein, SQ Henry, J. Rush, D. Thorne. Front Row: TKNL1 B. Day, P. Kozub, G. Terra, F. Riester, J. Obad, P. Wright, B. Smith, M. Mabie, V. Volo, P. Wiensek, M, Bara, S Opferbeck, P. Dunn, B. Hartman, S. Moss, D. Buckle, C XVard, R. Mastrangelo. swf? - za ws 'x Q' LATIN CLUB Top Row, Left to Right: J. Loffredo, C. Trusilo, J. Mills, S. Dickie, R. Russ, R. An- tilli, B. Barnes, J. Walker, P. Gullo, C. Firley. Second Row: S. Copeland, J. Fedick, R. Fox, N. Sikes, D. Campbell, B. Gai, M. Bebak, M. Powers, M. Barnas. Third Row: S. Smeltz, M. Eldridge, N. Croce, E. Yesser, L. Stevens, B. Hutchison, G. Martin, G. Bushnell. Boz- tom Row: J. Cellura, I. Feth, J. Wright, P. Murray, D. Farace, K. Hazlett, S. Piersanti, B. Hartman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top Row, Left to Righl: Mrs. Hawley, Pat Wein- cek, Margaret Balaz, Leonard Burroughs, Christine Trusilo, Betty Loveland, Joanne Werner. Bottom Row: Patrica Kozub, Cassandra Dengler, Michael Andrisani, Chester White, Helen Vogt, Ellen Yesser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society originated last year when officers of the Hamburg High School National Honor Society explained the purpose of the society to the Frontier student body. Prospec- tive members were tapped by the Frontier Student Council. Requirements for membership are leadership, character, scholarship, and service. Its purpose is to achieve and maintain high scholastic ratings. LIBRARY CLUB R. Mastrangelo, D. Buckle, C. St. john, E. Kasperek A. Ryan, S. Wallace, J. Bredenberg, M. Copeland M. Mable, P. Murray, M. Powers, J. Cellura, N Beaumont, B. Hartman. C. Boice, M. Marx, M. Terwilliger, R. Ruddy, R Spagnoli, G. Tara, P. Polizia, D. Smith, B. Paolini J. Anderson, S. Knapp, J. Fugle, J. Klima. R. Meier, J. Pinizzotto, J. McGuire, E. Weiskerger, S. Miehl, S. Begert, S. Smeltz, G. Patti, J. Sasak, L. McGrath, S. Shaw, P. Wiencek, B. Unsworth. UNITED NATIONS MODEL GENERAL ASSEMBLY T017 Row. Left I0 Right: G. Oser, G. Preshoff, K. Weber. Bottom Row: P. Wiencek, E. Wendt, S. Piersanti, R. Hesslink. U. N. O. Each spring Frontier Central and about sixty other schools in western New York send a delega- tion to participate in a model United Nations As- sembly. This program is usually held at Buffalo State Teachers College. The purpose is to debate and possibly pass resolutions concerning the solu- tion to world problems. Members to this session are limited to Juniors and Seniors who seek to portray faithfully the views of the country which they represent. This worth- while activity provides educational benefits and helps develop world mindedness in high school students. E. Romanowich FRONTIER HI-LITES I Top Row, Left to Right: D. Dean, J. Schill, W..Foit, R. Borst, J. Pinter, J. Hoffman, J. Mills, D. Gardiner, M. McPartlin, R. Scheffler, J. Lampkins. Second Rout: A. Mute, V. Rooney, D. Foit, S. Spruck, W. Mabie, P. Schwartzott, K. Weber, C. Trusilo, T. Gallineau, G. Bushnell, A. Nelson, S. Gilmer. Third Row: C. Firley, R. Ruddy, B. Wannamaker, A. Friedman, C. Rush, L. Tomaka, M. Powers, S. Miehel, D. Thorne, N. Stock. Fourth Row: D. Campbell, J. Klima, A. Kerr, M. Mabie, J. Cellura, P. Wiencek, J. Bredenburg, J. Wiltse, P. Jaworski. Fifth Row: J. Saunders, J. Barbati, N. Croce, M. Bohen, D. Stanton, D. Ponivas, E. Baksa, P. Johnson, B. Day, S. Hine. Bottom Row: F. Riester, P. Dengler, D. Kryszak, J. Ross, B. Paolini, E. Jastraub, S. Knapp, S. Piersanti, J. Fugle, S. Moss, J. Werner. NEWSPAPER An integral part of school life at Frontier is the school newspaper, Hi-Lites, published by a representative student group, under the direction of Mr. Pfohl. The paper is a monthly chronicle of school events and the official student organ. Several features proved very popular with students such as class activities, sport events, and student council news. Our newspaper staff is striving to make a bond between the students and faculty. The newspaper hopes to place in the hearts of each student an appreciation of our Alma Mater. Mr. T. S. Pfohl HOME ECONOMICS FIELD TRIP-MRS. LIAROS Top Row, Left to Right: B. Osswald, C. Farmer, P. Dunn, S. Rogers, J. Dyja, C. Blanchard, P. Cheman, K. Vail, R. Ver, S. Hubbard, J. Betker. Second Row: N. Beaumont. C. Gilchrist, M. Herrmann, P. Martinez, G. Baksa. M. Campenelli, J. Gentile, L. Geigals, V. Sheil, L. Trayford. Bottom Row: K. Jackson, M. Gaffney, G. Pietrocarlo, D. Nowakowski, K. Broderick, S. Morteff, G. Humphreys, P. Lickfield, M. Sills, J. Carmody. I 9 X V pew! 67 , km, . ,, A iirl 533, arm L f , R ,, I g fm 3 A A, ' V' .IJ W . M- V I yizgxgffvf- ' 'riff' , A ' . ' W 'f , 1- ,ia was - . wax' 'W ,f '11 ' , -- Qqgswwfflx ip, if BATON TWIRLERS-JR. HIGH Tap Row, Left to Right: P. Barber, M. Wendt, S. Lyle, M. Volrath, C. McGarrity, V. Dolinar, L. Allman, P Cary, M. Lang, H. Warren. Second Row: D. Cawthard S. Daggitt, J. Arp, B. Eakin, P. Ebert, C. Camilloni, C Andrukat, J. Stabell, P. Hillger. Third Row: S. Riley A. Schmittendorf, S. Westphal, M. Zaccarine, M. Huff, G. Govenettio, E. Noshay, H. Koletar, M. Weber, K Schoffer. Bottom Row: N. Dyja, J. Kakoni, C. Logan G. Goretski, K. Svenson, J. Bredenberg, C. Puglisi, J Pelletier, L. Clark. Top Row: A. Kerr, E. jastrab, P. Dengler, D. Smith, S Durrett, J. Stuber, P. Polizia, D. Kryzak, P. Jaworski, G Tara. Second Row: L. Velese, S. Fox, E. Longbine, S Boice, L. Rohr, F. Gretka, S. Knapp, M. Mead, J. Long- bine, M. Steinberg, K. Albecht, E. Bohen, R. Madeja Bottom Rauf: J. Fedick, B. Paolini, M. Bebak, M. Marx, N. Skies, D. Biscaro, P. Kushner, J. Hubbard, C. Weiss P. Gullo, P. Murray, J. Thomas, J. Sasak. Ahrenteesz C. Woyski, M. Kepler, G. Dapp, N. Cook. BATON Newly formed this year were classes for the girls ing up their study halls and gym classes in order to attend interested in learning something about baton twirling. them. The girls are instructed by Miss Gretka. Many girls have invested their time in these lessons, giv- THE REFEREE CLUB The Referee Club was begun this year with an aim of bringing about a better organization of basketball competition between physical education classes. Instruction in pointing out careless errors was given at a referee clinic held after school. It seemed to have been very successful, as many girls attended the classes. Not only did these students gain refereeing experience, but they gained added respect for their teachers. Instructors for the clinic were Miss Sally Brinssnaid, Buffalo State Teachers Col- legeg Miss Mary Lou Puleo, a teacher at Benjamin Franklin Junior High, Miss Annette Bettings, Kenmore Junior High teacher. They were representatives of the Association of Women Physical Education Teachers of New York State. GIRLS' BASKETBALL REFEREES Top Row, Left to Right: M. Bartula, S. Alguire, P. Cary, son, B. Broadbent, B. Mulqueen, N. Croce, S. Knapp, S. E. Palmer, P. Murray, N. Sikes. C. Trusilo, J. McGuire, Opferback, M. Grant, J. Hannen, E. Livsey. Bottom Rows B. Trusilo, R. Meier, M. Copeland, K. Turner. Middle C. Borowiec, H. Gerwin, M. Miller, M. Mead, A. Allen, Row: Mrs. Hollingshead, M. Murphy, P. Chudy, R. Madi- D. Herb, j. Erler, S. Miehl, A. Zorn, J. Kocic, P. Powers. r Mr. Hollwedols Cnight classy: Take A Peek Mr. Dolbeet's Knight classbz Rating To Go! P. T. A. OFFICERS Top Roux Left to Right: Mr. Btedenberg, Mt. Eckert. Bottom Row: Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Linkner, Mrs. Castiglia Mrs. Latona. P T A The Parent Teachers Association of Frontier Central School is organized for a triangular relationship among the parents, teachers and students. This new organization strives to bring these groups closer together. During the school year the parents are invited to visit the schoolrooms and discuss the progress of their child with his teachers. Last year the P.T.A. had a baked goods sale which proved to he a huge success. They also gave baskets to the poor and financed a seed sale. The parents and teachers working together hope to better understand the students and help them secure a successful future. 2 Sewing Class: True Tailors Math Class Knight class J: Math Ematiciansn 'N BH 2 an iii: 3 FRONTIER TEACHERS' ASSOCIATICN Top Row, Left to Right Mrs. Hoppe, Mrs. Wilson, Mr Dietz, Mrs. Schwert, Mrs. Brenner, Miss Authony. Boi tom Row: Mr. Sakowski, Mr. Parisi, Mr. Schill, Mrs Herren. SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Top Row, Left to Right: C. Unsworth, E. Renz, E. Barth, L. Eckert, E. Hawley, T. Gallineau, R. Nistler, J. Pinter, P. Ott. Second Row: J. Sausner, J. Terwilliger, J. Croce, J. Abram, J. Fedick, E. Sliwinski, A. Marracino, J. Sch- midt, W. Bredel, W. Sawiclci, W. McGaughney, L. Bur- roughs. Third Rout N. Cebula, C. Rush, R. Madeia, R. Ver, B. Esch, W. Foit, K. Krause, M. Edwards, G. Price, SENIOR HIGH BAND Members of the senior high band have rehearsals fifth period on Tuesdays and Fridays. They practice concert selections, marches, and overtures. This musical group has performed for a Junior High Assembly and plans to enter the band competition at Fredonia. The members in this organization derive both plea- sure and relaxation. Also band students were given the privilege of attending a concert by the Buffalo Philhar- monic Orchestra. Other advantages of participating in band are: it furnishes a background in music, fosters an appreciation of better music, and develops potential talent. G. Spiker, P. Lang, M. Barnas, R. Nagy, N. Leyh, M Hard, D. Bockrarh, P. Sipos. Fourth Row: R. Scheffler D. Lucrner, R. Hesslink, M. Barrera. Bottom Row: M Andrisani, R. Paiak, N. Croce, B. Day, E. Baksa, P. Kranz S. Lang, B. Barnes, R. Heiman. Abrenteerx C. Schwei- kert, D. Des jardins, R. Dreyer. 1 1 . Sl. ASSEMBLY BAND Standing, Left I0 Right: P. Sipos, W. Sawicki, E. Hawley, R. Nagy, j. Schmidt, W. Bredel, A. Marracino, C. Uns- worth, T. Gallineau. Sealed: J. Price, M. Andrisani, R. Heiman. 71 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Top Row: M. Rickloff, D. Mathes, J. Anderson, K. Knodel, J. Anderson. Second Row: J. Caputo, M. Burke, E. Yesser, D. Sipos. Bottom Row: R. Weber, N. Da Bolt, K. Kranz, M. 04 Smith. Absenteerc G. Wright, D. Lemaster, T. Smith, A. Rose, J. Clark. 'Q KJV' MUSIC DANCE BAND The Dance Band is a newly organized group. It consists of four members and a soloist. The band was formed for the purpose of playing at school dances and saving the extra expense of hiring an outside band to play for school activities. The members of the Dance Band derive a great deal of satifaction from the knowledge that they are contribut- ing their time and talent for the enjoyment of classmates and faculty of Frontier Central. 72 Top Row: E. Hawley, R. Nagy, M. Barnas, P. Lang, I Schmidt, W. Bredel, A. Marracino, P. Sipos. Bottom Row: C. Schweikert, B. Esch, M. Edwards, J. Price, F. Renz, T Gallineau. Abtent: R. Dreyer. ORGAN GROUP Top Row, Left to Right: C. Schweikert, E. Baksa, M. Barrera, M. Mabie, B. Day. Bot- tom Row: F. Renz, E. Yesser, K. Hazlett. Ahrenteerz E. Seibe, M. Brownlee, S. West, J. Latona. DOUBLE QUARTET Top Row, Left to Right: F. Renz, K. Weber, A. Caputo, J. I-Ioffmon, W. Moore, P. Sipos. Front Row: E. Baksa, P. Hartloff, M. Mabie, E. Yesser. U ALL STATE Top Row, Left to Right: W. Moore, R. Heiman, B. Esch, J. Hoffman, M. Andrisani, P. Sipos, K. Weber. Bottom Row: E. Kesser, E. Baksa, P. Hartloff, M. Mabie, J. M. Blosz MIXED CHORUS Top Roux Lefl I0 Rigfvl: J. Benjamin, S. Sieczka, D Govencttio, M. Deirrich, L. Knapp, M. Wilson, L. Kozak, M. Mabie, M. A. Hard, M1 Page, S. Spurck, D. julian, D Foit, J. Loffredo, D. Hura, W. Bretlel, P. Farley, J. Hoff- man, J. Dombrowski, J. Moran. Third ROll'2 V. Shiel, A. Jasuira, M. Chiffney, K. Dombrowski, S. Fox, G. Humphrey, R. McKay, A. Kuehne, M. Powers, M. Cook, P. Wiencek, A. Toth, C. Firley, D. Bockrarh, B. Hartman, J. Patti, M. Barnas, D. Racinowski, C. Westphal, D. Kruck. JR. HIGH Top Row: G. Saunders, R. Baker, H. Warren, M. Manley, M. Lang, P. Zaccarine, 1. Kerr, D. Mathes, D. Partridge, D. Lanclsittle, R. Jones, P. Marrano, W. Kasperek, J Radice. Second Row: B. Killian, J. Pelletier, H. Koletar J. Arp, A. Schmirtenclorf, K. Schoffer, M. Zaccarine, P Beckwith, C. Andrukat, L. Schmelzinger, B. Henrich, R Second Row: L. Tomaka, S. Henry, B. Blank, F. Gretka M. Cuttler, E. Bohen, G. Arp, M. O'Meara, M. Monaco J. Carmichael, P. Allen, D. Ponivas, S. Lang, A. Caputo N. Mc Namora, J. Latona, P. Sipos, A. Logan, M. Hughes R. Shagotr, W. Sawicki, J. Hammond. Borrow Row: J Cellura, E. Yesser, B. Wannamaker, L. Wick, N. Cook, F Skowronski, J. Hooper, S. Weber, M. McLaughlin, L Winger, E. Kasperek, M. Kozub, D. Buckle, P. Kozub, C Trusilo, E. Snyder, B. Mulqueen, D. Vogt. MIXED CHORUS Cawtharcl, K. Svenson, K. Cavalieri, J. Garcia, S. Riley, P. Steffanacci, A. Piccirelli. Bottom Razr: P. Hillger, N. Turkovitch, P. Barber, B. Eakin, J. Fugle, M. Volrath, B. Stamp, M. Manley, F. Lichen, J. Werrh, L. Allman, S. Lyle, C. Mc Garriry, V. Dolinar, S. Daggitt, G. Govenertio. MIXED CHORUS Top Row, Lef! to Right: D. Heinze, J. Palmer, P. Zak W. Bartoo, R. Scheffler, M. Belscher, E. Seib, C. Busczka, J. McGuire, D. Nostrant, S. Hubbord, Ernewein, C. Barnes, S. Shaw, N. Matula, B. May, M. Breslin, S. Wal- lace, L. Craig, S. Begert. Tbird Razr: H. Eckert, S. Gian carlo, D. Murray, D. Ryan, T. Partridge, Sully, G. Smith P. Wright, G. Baker, P. Martinez, J. Sibiga, P. Dengler, J Faraci, D. Brenner, C. Corvin, L. Czeckowski, M. Suto, B Weber, P. Pigut, M. Palmer, D. Biscaro, C. Sr. John, J Minsterman. Second Razr: R. Nistler, A. Shanks, R Schuler, T. Walker, J. Burger, G. Wilson, D. Colley, E Shagott, G. Patti, A. Henry, R. Pajak, L. Farley, J. Cogan L. Geigals, E. Greenway, S. Smeltz, M. Bohen, L. Klein H. Gerwin, S. Steeg. J. Wilrse, M. Bebak, J. Sasak, P Jaworski. Bollom Row: J, McNeil, E. Jastrob, S. Pier- santi, L. Kozub, A. Kerr, B. Pavlini, S. Copeland, J. Long M. Powers, P. Hughes, F. Riester, S. Moss, C. Kimmick G. Martin, M. Bartula, P. Cary, N. Kammin, A. Nelson, A Allen. A CAPPELLA Top Roux Left to Right: G. Schofer, J. Anderson, L. Ever- ard, D. Dix, T. Caputo, R. Gaydon, W. Moore, P. Sipos, F. Renz, C. Westphal, R. Shagott, K. Weber, B. Esch. Third Razr: G. Conklin, D. Kruck, M. Barnas, H. Schust- er, J. Dickie, B. Barnes, P. Harrloff, J. Boyer, E. Dixon, B. Kwiatkowski, A. Friedman, S. Henry, Second Rout J. Pinter, J. Nowakowski, E. Wendt, J. Saunders, M. Bar- rera, J. Cellura, S. Mabie, J. Klien, I. Hackimer, E. Miller, E. Martin, C. Day. Frou! Row: B. Trusilo, M. Palmer, K. Hazlert, S. Dengler, B. Hartman, D. Stanton, M. A. Bohen, L. McGrath, E. Yesser, J. Baksa, R. Hesslink, B. Day, J Thompson, S. Saeva. I GLEE CLUB Top Row, Left to Right: M. Brownlee, C. Pierrykowski, M. Copeland, H. Schuster, R. Meier, S. Mruzik, J. Walker, S. Dickie, P. Polizia, D. Haugh, E. Wendt. Third Row: V. Wright, M. Dietrich, I. Hackemer, B. Blank, N. Sikes, C. Firley, 1. Anderson, J. Bellanca, P. Murray, J. Wright. Second Row: R. Schofer, E. Martin, R. Ruddy, J. Ander- son M. Balasz, K. Hazlerr, P. Kozub, B. Smith, B. Cook, B. Weiskerger. Bottom Row: D. Campbell, D. Fredrick- sen, P. Francisco, S. Miehl, J. Woodin, K. Hartman, 1. Kelly, S. Blum, G. Thiel, J. Baska. GLEE CLUB Top Row: D. Herb, 1. Kocic, J. Bredenberg, P. Kusrer, A. Brochi, G. Petko, J. Weekly, G. Karvavas, F. Ignorante, K. Wohlabough. Third Row: P. Stiefler, M. Mead, N. Fetcho, S. West, C. Boroweic, R. Madison, S. Knapp, G. Tara, J. Klima, J. Fugle. ,Second Row: N. Croce, K. Maloney, B. Unsworth, P. Johnson, J. Barbati, S. Mills, M. Sedgewick, E. Longbine, R. Spagnoli, J. Galus. Front Row: M. Bonfessuto, J. Miller, E. Taggert, P. Chudy, L. Vallese, B. Miller, C. Riley, D. Sainbora, S. Conti, S. Hine. IIIHHIIIIIIII N Q 0. ,Q 5. 'Q 5' s o 5 ' s sfoztzfh' '57 ll 1 ,,..-of H.Pk?5!1'7:7 5',3 ffg..4' fr- 'Q r vmpb ber X Sgpfu' 5 ,,,f: Qoiwb' 5 r gsm F 5 xx TWTFI TWT? 5 'N No uf .3 X SM 5675 sf: 'a 5rNT kfffv 4' Ih FZ x if f 5149 1' 17 up 3 qw! J by 2 1-N W Q A A vw FA Nylilfh , ' . 9 A Q ' is ' aan.: me Dark ferfeyyz G. Maue, R. Doll, J. Capozzi, J ampkms G arb r J A d n erson. D k I Fall ports L',,Be,. yr: G. Maue, J. Pinter. D. Dean, R. Doll, J. Kempf, J. Capo J. Mills. Light Ieneyxz J. Wilson, G. K D. Dean, R. Doll, G. Maue, D. Carp ter, J. Lampkins. Light Ierxeyxz B. Esch, G. Barber, G. Maue, G. Kempf, J. Anderson. Football Frontier, hit hard by graduation last year, had only three lettermen returning this fall. The three lettermen: Gary Barber, Dick Doll, and George Maue, led a small squad to victory in the first game played on Frontier's new playing field against Eden. The rest of the season did not prove so good though and Frontier met defeat six times before the season was over. Many sophomores and juniors, however, gained valuable experience which will show in Frontier's future years. J. v. FOOTBALL Top Row, Left to Right: J. Abram, J. Pcionek, P. Goetz, J. Konttabecki, W. McGaughey, R. Joseph, G. Persons, G. Spiker, D. Racinowski, R. Scheffler, G. Geiger, T. Hiller, L. Eppolito. Second Row: G. Toporek, G. Phillips, G. Oliver, M. Barnas, R. Corcoran, R. Draper, R. Abramo, G. Bless, R. Cramer, R. Bell, G. Bogner, R. Kinn, D. Farace. Bottom Row: Mr. Walsh, J. Prior, J. Carmody, W. Tabra- ham, L. Marello, J. Pawlak, R. D'Alessandro, M. Belscher, C. Jaworski, R. Borst, M. Pavlo- vich, C. Jordan. Frontier 15 0 15 0 O 6 6 Fin! Row: H. Stewart, J. Anderson, J. Capoz- zi, J. Kempf, B. Esch, R. Doll, D. Dean, G. Barber. Second Row: D. Stanek, E. Moss, G. Young, G. Maue, J. Wilson, W. Moore, J. Pinter. Third Row: P. Lang, B. Carney, J. Doocly, J. Mills, B. Simone, R. Post, K. Arm- strong. Faurtb Row: Mr. Mead, W. Foit, G. Schofer, T. Corcoran, M. Kocic, J. Lamp- kins, Mr. Grottanelli. Opponent Eden 0 Springville 32 East Aurora 21 Orchard Park 15 Amherst 25 West Seneca 13 Hamburg 42 0CC0l' VARSITY SOCCER Top Row, Left to Rigbl: W. Mabie, E. Gras- ser, P. Farley, R. Nistler, P. Schwairtzott, Coach Darvill. Second Row: J. Moore, E. Sliwinski, R. Pajak, E. Rush, C. Sickau, J. Schmidt. Bottom Row: Manager J, Renzi, T. Gallineau, D. Heinze, R. Dickenson, J. Schill, E. Hawley. This fall marked the first soccer games played on Frontier's new home field. Our field is certainly beautiful and coaches from other schools have remarked on its adaptability for playing soccer. The varsity team was coached by Mr. Darvill and the junior varsity was headed by Mr. Gollwitzer. Since Ron Pajak, Bill Mabie, Jim Schill, Ron Nistler, Pete Schwartzott, Gene Graser, Pat Farley, and Carl Sickau are seniors this year, the squad will look to returning lettermen and upcoming freshmen and sophomores for next year's team. The varsity's final record this year was three wins and seven losses. Frontier played opposing teams in Section VI, which included North Collins, Holland, Williamsville, Amherst, and Gow School. The junior varsity squad also played the same teams. Their final record was four wins and five losses and one tie. Dieter Heinz, who was outstanding on junior varsity, was moved up to varsity for the last few games. The soccer teams have high hopes for next year. N J. V. SOCCER Top Row, Left to Right: R. Dukes, R. Russ, C. Eustace, J. Haynes, R .Kuta. Second Row: Coach Gollwitzer, M. Friscic, R. Harris, J. Rosiek, M. McPartlan, R. Besser. Bottom Row: C. Unsworth, P. Wolf, T. Livsey, L. Heaslip, W. Sawicki,,R. Durusky Mgr. Fan port CROSS COUNTRY MR. PARISI - COACH Fin! Row: R. Gray, G. Howard, T. Kepler E. Kaczynski, D. Kij. S8L'07ld' Row: D Johns, J. Rooney, H. Linkner, G. Heltz. A:- Jent: jerry Rutherford. ,lin- 1 Z- 4-: 5- ' it feki, VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity basketball team under the direction of Mr. Johnson opened the 1956-57 schedule at Lackawanna on November 50, playing on a non- league schedule. In addition to fine sportsmanship and good playing ability our team has achieved praise-worthy records. The team's aggressiveness and deter- mination were shown in the double overtime loss C59-575 to Division I AA winner, Hamburg. Frontier, down by 13 points in the third quarter, fought back rigidly to gain a dead- lock at the end of regulation time, thus sending the game into overtime. Front- ier led in the first overtime 57-55 but Hamburg tied the score sending it into second death and thus won. Other highlights of the season were a fine victory over Clarence, a last- second victory over Maryvale and West Seneca, and a tremendous win over an Orchard Park team who was victorious in the first encounter. Five seniors who will be missed next season are jim Schill, Gary Barber, Dick Doll, Ron Pajak, and George Maue. -..1. A,-A ecem er I anuor A Fe ruary MGPC a. 315-67 71283 H Vaal-7 6 16-67 av 7' 1- .7 Ag t if ' ..-lcf, If, .231 Y fg-I SMTWTFS. smrwr TWTF5 SMTWTFS - b 1 ' I4 , 4 r Z? yi I 1 wt f S - 1 ' A. I I . N 4 'I Winter port JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. O'Reilly, coach of Junior Varsity Basketball, has brought the basketball talent of the Freshmen and Sophomores to its pinnacle. Mr. O'Reilly feels con- fident that in up-coming years our team will profit from their past experi- ences. The junior Varsity plays not solely on spirit and hope of winning but on their many faceted talents. It is felt that basketball will be even more popular in years to come because it is healthful, develops sportsmanship and a common bond between players. WRESTLING The wrestling squad, in its second year, has shown improvement over last year's team. The facts that no punishing holds are used receives no obiections from parents. I-Hgh school wrestling is a clean sport that beckons to those that are skilled in using their muscle- power. Mr. Mead, the team's coach, has squired the team, smoothing out rough spots and developing a sound wrestling technique. 82 -3c.,UJ.u-lab SWIMMING In our modern school building we have various new athletic facilities. One of these is our wonderful pool. As a result the sport of swimming has been introduced at Frontier Central. Under the able coaching of Mr. Walsh, our team competed with beginning squads of other schools. The various events in this sport include: the 50 and 100 yard free style, 100 and 200 yard back- stroke, 100 yard breast stroke and the 200 yard free relay. Also there is a diving contest, 75 yard individual med- ley and 200 yard medley relay. The members of the .swimming team worked hard to develop their skills and firmly establish this new sport. VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. johnson - Coach Top Row, Left to Right: C. White, Mgr., G. Maue, J. Schmidt, J. Schill, G. Barber, D. Gardin- er, R. Doll, P. Monaco, Ass'r. Mgr. Bottom Row: D. Dix, R. Nagy, T. Kepler, R. Dickinson, A. Vento, R. Pajak, T. Gallineau. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Top Row, Left to Right: E. Gollwitzer, Coach M. Belcher, D. Lenhardt, L. Maxello, B. Mc- Gavghey. Second Row: D. Zoladz, G. Spiker, G. Geiger, R. Scheffler, G. Hazlett, A. Logan Tlaifd Row: G. Bogner, T. Livsey, R. Abramo J. Pcionek, D. Ryan, D. Colley. 1 1 83 J. V. BASKETBALL Mr. O'Rielly-Coach Top Row, Left to Right: G. Phillips, P. Orr M. Kocic, D. Landsirrel, D. Kruck, R. Borsr, J Rooney, J. Pawlak, E. O'Reilly. Bottom Row: E. Sliwinski, J. Wilson, J. Haynes, G. Oliver, A Patterson, J. Lampkins, J. Moore, J. Cheeseman. Abfenteesz R. Newland, D. Olson. 7TH AND STH BASKETBALL Top Row, Left to Right: D. Mulqueen, T. Harder, R. Staten, M. Yacone, J. Kear, Coach Baker. Second Row: J. Clark, Mgr., J. Blokker, V. Mariotti, D. Lansittel, G. Krontrabecki. Bot- tom Row: G. Falisonie, T. Lydon, R. Baker, 1. Caputo, G. Sounders. SWIMMING Pint Row: W. Cooper, I. Lewis, R. Draper, D Heinze, L. Guilbault, H. Wyman, J. Dedman, R. Kadwell, E. Sully, H. Marracino, Mgr. Second Row: C. Jones, Mgr., L. Seligman, P. Goetz, W. Vogt, M. McParrlan, R. Fox, J. Lof- fredo, J. Mills, D. Racinowski, R. Kinn, Mgr. Third Row: Mr. Wash, C. Thomas, R. Joseph, M Edwards, C. Jaworski, W. Foit, R. Gray, E. Seib, O. Kuehne, M. Barnas, Mgr. 84 WRESTLING First Rout J. Anderson, W. Tabraharn, C Faraci, M. Pavlovich, L. Webster, G. Stevens, C Maiers, G. Toporek, A. Corce, W. Toth, G Wilson. Second Row: P. Zak, J. Palmer, G J H Mackey, R. Staner, R. Ward, W. Walker, Terwilliger, E. Ward, C. Unsworth, J. Reniz, Stewart. Third Row: Mr. Mead, D. Dean, J Capozzi, A. Neuffer, C. jordan, J. Kontrabecki D. Jarosz, R. Kempf, L. Wachowiak, M. Carrig R. Corcoran. . 4 3,42 SVA' ,bn ,ROV ' iv' 'Q M1707 V W Ps fu al? -:la I N VARSITY CHEERLE E s l COACH, S E A Left to Right' Sta on, . I-lazler J Saunders, . sse B. o Q1 cl, S. Pi n' B. Hartma 1 1 JY 6, fygf -g fm '.l 'r:. . A -ff . rfjti aiu? ?N!IOR VAR CHEERLEADERsffff57f'M4'T f Left to Right: I. Pinter, M. Meade, E. Rush- nok, J. Patti, J. Barbati, C. Riley, J. Cellura, C. Firley. Abxenteesz R. Piper. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Left zo Right: J. Bellanca, J. Minsterman, J. Anderson. M. Hard, S. Morreff, P. Allen, S. Mills. 85 XX. N j as rn Q a vw' eip Aix-ITFS QJTFS J:wTFS ll SM2345-F3 SM '43 9' 474 i b7'0'gi'l7C 7 . ' V, +5 w ' 1 ,516 ff' Q f 6 Q . ll 'I f -Q K - Xl, 5 p , l r X 0 N , ll PRI , - X i X . lf ll 7 xiii V A fi xxx 'ill' .aaa S prmg ports TRACK TEAM Mr. Grottanelli - Coach Top Row: Left to Right: L. Courtney. W. Foir, D. Dean, T. Keple, R. Borst, G. Schoffer, R. Russ, J. Anderson. Second Row: DI Kij, W. Moore, W. Mabie, J. Wilson, M. McPartlin, G. Price, J. Bushnell, R. Draper, R. Corcoran, D. Farace. Bottom Row: E. Helmbrecht, D. Racinowski, j. Loffreclo, J. Mill, E. Hawley, W. Vogt, W. Stevens, R. Kempf. TENNIS TEAM Mr. Pfohl-Coach M. Andrisani, L. Eckert, C. White, W. Walker. 86 VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row, Left to Right: Mr. Sakowski, G Maue, G. Barber, J. Schill, J. Schmidt, R Biscaro, Mr. Dietz. Bottom Row: R. Doll, D. Kennerdell, R. Post, R. Pajak, D. Gardner, D. Smith. BASEBALL Baseball is one of Frontier's most successful spring sports. The team, under the direction of Mr. Dietz has worked hard and has achiev- ed many victories for our school. They are striving to keep this record and to remain a team of which we can well be proud. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Top Rozr: D. Landsirtle, Mgr.. M. Seiacca, M. Kocic, M. Edwards, R. Pawlas, D. Olson, G. O'Brien, T. Vento, D. Dix, D. Daley, Mgr., Bottom Row: Mr. Johnson, E. Sliwinski, G. Toporek, T. Gallineau, J. Lampkins, G. Phillips, R. DePasquale, B. Carney, 1. Sroda. Eager learners Pat Oooh! Surprise! Sitting Pretty 2 3 , 4 at ff? V fir' fb I ,,7,,.5f A Ari. A ',f5 gQrgi.fgJ7.i if if 1 W 7 ff rrrr .1 , 1 11-7 THE LAST ROUNDUP 6. Lost my shoe 11. Lunch line 7. Smile pretty! 12. Carefully maneuverin 8. Hey! 13. Hippty do 9. Three of us 14. Jean and friend 10. Scholars 15 . Posing Cowgirl Poof! Having full Trio Rushing things 'I7 ry Q! . wi- .sa 19 GSO flff L 1 Q w A 45 f -:k 'Q 1 1 25:74 ?I, X X H W ' 9 f 'I f --:gf::::,T-.N S:-,i K R, N igfifrsass:Si5!::gg:iir,:E,,,,. iff, -A 6. 1, !l l1, 'u -. I li'-i- X k 5555!,,5gg555Eggg5g:55::,!luu X, jp ,uf!E2:f.2ii1 S 4 i5g!4':r5r:f. 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KN , X 'sv vos!!--'X , t X i si an J CUSTODIANS Top Row, Left to Right: J. Page, R. Pres- sing, R. Ludwig, H. Stark, L. Swope, C. Campbell, E. Beckle. Front Row: M. Cre- tacci, V. Steffanacci, M. Bonfessuro, H. Ulak, R. Steffanacci, J. Sranek, E. Schreiner. Ab- Jenteer: C. Zak, M. Cabibi, M. Voeltz, B. Harter, C. MCGarry. : 5 'xx L! '. .-1 -...aw :c --.ai ' l 5 I F it R ,lf . 'S l :-:P-H 1' or dh In f iii. ECE.. 5 Turn Ea f. VU gliggil' : -e ill Em 1623241 A . V E, X'-33- ffl 'Vit' N ' jf Q... 41.5 '- W -'s mage Rive? 1 1 '3 ' l !'4-4 sn' 5' 1 ll ' ' aa: A 4 -as f X l ---- au. CAFETERIA Top Row, Left to Right: J. Munanyi, A. McGinnis, L. jones, E. Sullivan, H. Carmody. Second Row: L. Hooper, M. Vogt, H. Ferro L. Coney, A. Druzbik, T. Santoro, E. Zabran. Ahsenteex: H. Buntich, V. Wynaz, M. Boco 1 BUS DRIVERS Left to Right: Mr. Dunklin, N. Stark, K. Reigle, J. Coney, E. Shettler, M. Vucic, J. Stahlman, W. Max, T. Kadlubowski, A. Hutchison. 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