Girls Vocational High School - Herald Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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Mathieson Commercial Flnrence Lopian School Beatrice Massman Physical Education Alexandria Watt Art 6- Loretta H. Dale Nurse 1 Y Ib,s Marie E. Fletcher Violet E. Romler Commercial Foods Martha P. HcCutcheon Commercial Dorothy Caldwell Cafeteria Manager ir .Ji ! 5', Commercial Alice M. Koehler Commercial Helen Fritz Social Science Jessie M. Turnbull Social Science .,. .v . It 4 Frances Blake a 16-f Y Frances D. Griffin Science Julia Saltarelli Mathematics Foods camera shy Melinda Blanar Adele Callahan Mary E. Dowd Mildred Drombek Bertha Franiukiewicz Vidian Jack Adele D. Kohlmeier Naomi Liebl Frances Clare Nash Elizabeth 0. Neil Helen K. Nies Kathryn Pyne Alma W. Queiser Iva M. Reece Theresa Stiglmeier Helen Tillou Mercedes M. Timlin Christianna M. Greene, M. D. Harry Lawrence Thomas Roberts Science Commercial Commercial Clothing Clothing Social Science Commercial Physical Education English Clothing Foods English Clothing Commercial Clothing Science English School Physician Custodian-Engineer Attendance Officer dedication We joyously dedicate our year- book to Hrs. Winifred Schmidt in appreciation for her complete understanding of us and for all she has so willingly done to make our Senior year memorable. The Class of' 1946 8 M' ff' in memoricam MISS FRANCES M. ANDERSON MISS ANNA H. BOYD Death has laid a heavy and most unexpected hand on Girls Vocational this year. Miss Boyd, who taught Sewing since the school was established, died October 12, 1945. She was one of the most conscientious teachers among us, devoted to in- structing her girls in the handiwork she herself knew so well. She was always willing and anxious to explain the work her classes were engaged in and her door was open to teachers and pupils alike. . Miss Andekson, who died January 21, 1946 came to Girls Vocational in September, 1937. She was an excellent teacher and time and again the students she had had in English I and II could rise proudly in upper classes to say nOf course I know that, Miss Anderson taught it.n For'what she taught was not soon forgotten. All of us, faculty and students, agree that in the halls, in Room 223, in the library, we miss the kindly smile Miss Anderson had for everyone. 9 o retirements Within the past year, the English Department has lost two of its most able members and the school, two of its vet- eran teachers. Both Miss Florence Hopkins, who retired in June 1945, and Mrs. Margaret Frank, who left in January of this year, had taught at Girls Vocational from its earliest days, and countless girls will long remember their excellent instruction and kindly influence. To both we say HMay you enjoy to the utmost the well- earned idle years ahead.H 10 ocknowleclgments To Miss Watt, who has given so generously of her time and talents to our yearbook. To Mr. lawrence, who has gone out of his way to secure innumerable ads. To Miss Massman, who has considerably strengthened the finances of the yearbook through the Variety Show and Skating Parties. To Miss Fritz, Miss Blake, and Miss Ormond who helped with our Variety Show. To the typists who worked so very hard. To Lucy Geryak and Gertrude Barber, loyal Juniors, who secured ads. To anyone whom we may have neglected to mention who did anything to make the 1946 Herald a success. pofrons Mr. Joseph Kiffman Mr. Oliver M. Lawrence Miss Helen M. Fritz Sutton Petroleum Company Joe's 1317 Club Mr. Frank H. Schwab Home Rug Cleaner Sahl's Dog Bar Mrs. William A. Ben Stanley's Butcher Shop Mr. Angelo Saraceno Mr. Joseph Karl Mr. Alfonse G. Neugebauer Mrs. Alma Rauh 11 yeorbook sfoff STANDING: Angeline Mantino, Demaris Carlin, Ruth Lepsch, June Bnhs, Emma Gross Bette Pfeifer, Edna Frampton SEATED: Mailise Knecht and Marie Kriegbaum QAdvertising Managersl, Marcella Kiffman QBusiness Hanagerl, Victoria Fronckowiak fEditor-in-chief? Norma Felder lArt Editorl, Alice Vickner Anne Cheek Regina Federici Helen Forte Amelia Gurini Rose Marie Kershaw Geraldine Kralick Dolores Kranick SALES STAFF CNot pictured! 12 Theresa Krzes Marie McKee Mildred Mytnik Dolores Relinske Concetta Saraceno Genevieve Stevens Geraldine Summers rflbllilllll' Marie McKee Dolores Relinska Geraldine Kralick Dolores Kranick Vice Pres. Secretary President Treasurer senior oH:icers vcledictory As our graduation day approaches and we pass beyond the ties of Girls Vocational High School, we leave behind us very little--only the memory that we have passed this way--but we take with us the traditions and the teaching and the affection of our Alma Mater that will be a cloak around us in the world into which we go. We have spent our years here in study and preparation, work and play, all fitting us for the new freedom that shall be ours and the new responsibilities that such freedom entails. Through our relations with our teachers and classmates we have learned to appraise those human characteristics of honor, truth, loyalty, and fair play, which, more than any amount of education, will make us worthy to take our place in the land of liberty and opportunity that is America. We feel a deep sense of gratitude for what we have received here. Our Principal and our teachers have devoted their lives to making happy and complete the years of learning, for us as well as for the thousands who have preceded us and shall come after us. There is nothing that we can say to them, for our hearts are too full for expression--we can only show our appreciation by remembering forever the lessons they have instilled in us. To our parents whose love and interest have made this day possible, we make a si- lent promise to do our utmost to fulfill their belief in us. The joys and sorrows of our high school years are caught up in a flowing tide of laughter and happiness as we look back over the past. The days that seemed to stretch so long ahead of us have gone by all too swiftly and our departure from these familiar halls is upon us before we are quite aware of it. We have been happy here among our friends--some of them willxalways be near us. Others we shall never see again, yet each has contributed something to Our Graduation--we have looked forward to it so long. It is ing at the top of a long dark staircase, the ladder of youth we have so slowly climbed. Now we stand triumphantly at the lifted to the skies of tomorrow that promise us so much, our backward in reluctant farewell to those who walk behind us. at long last, for us to say goodbye, and yet we find that it our being. a bright light shin and education which peak--our faces hands stretching The time has come, is impossible to say--as we silently and slowly start down the path of life, we can only whisper, nuntil we meet again.u Composed by: Edna Frampton, Norma Gentner, Margaret Lupp, Adele Stroh, Patricia Warren. 15 STANDING: Mildred Mytnik, June Buhs, Victoris Fronckowiak, Demaris Carlin SEATED: Marcella Kiffman, Theresa Krzes, Alice Vickner senior council will We, the Class of 1946 of Girls Vocational High School being of sound mind and memory do herewith declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. We give and bequeathe to our school our love and the fond memory of the four years we have spent here. To Mr. Regan we leave sincere appreciation of his position as our principal. To our teachers our affection which has steadily grown through the years of our acquaintance with them. T0 THE INCOMING SENIOR CLASS The typewriter in Room 312 used as many a contract and bailment example. The lockers near the drinking fountain on third floor - hope they're big enough. Miss Turnbull's morning makeup class - or perhaps you'd prefer the one at 3 P.M. The honor seats by the windows in Mrs. Schmidt's room - and VC4A leaves their empty dunce row to CT3A. The scale in the gymnasium where so many pounds were gained and lost thru the year, of course, some people say it's out of order. Mr. Lawrence's hacksaw for those who lock their lockers and can't open them. Several screws for the pencil sharpener in Room 308. The privilege of picking up papers in the hall. The Senior home room - our beloved 322, clean, shiny and decorated, especially the bulletin boards. The honor or the job of decorating the bulletin boards in the halls. The front seats in the auditorium, most.desireable when the speaker is a MAN, a little hard on the eyes when there's a movie - but then you can't have everything. To all Freshmen, All Seniors bequeathe their classroom, lunchroom, study room, corridor, street car, and bus manners, so conscientiously practiced by us all year To Miss Fritz VC4B leaves one sack of flour, one package of cocoanut, one pound of sugar and whatever else she needs to make Thinsies. To Mrs. Schmidt's 6th period English class whoever they may be - VC4A leaves the privilege of having birthday parties, provided Miss Fritz and Miss Massman are invited. Mrs. Schmidt is very generous about supplying the table cloths. VC4A also leaves their instruction in Charm - just look at us. VC4A to VC 3A all the typing for the yearbook. CT4A to CT3A the pasting job, guaranteed to make the girls themselves very sticky. Alice Vickner leaves her heirloom cover girl look to Marie Perrello. To hungry Juniors, Marie McKee, Mildred Mytnik, Geraldine Kralick leave their places in the lunchline achieved by 4 years of practicing running downstairs. To Shirley Schnieder, Amelia Gurini's ability to chew gum. To Alice Kingsland, Margaret Brier leaves the same doubtful talent. To Mary Falcone and Tina Serfilippi, Norine Roska's bowling shoes. It's amazing what bowling shoes will do for your score. To F3A, Sophie Kajdas and Regina Rozek leave the task of making punch for parties and helping Mr. lawrence get it into the punch bowl. 0Ops! it splashed. To Rose Marie Caruana and Lillian Genco, Vicky and Marcie leava the privilege of going bowling with the faculty. To Dorothi Henne, Marcie also leaves her instruc- tor's copy of nTen Lessons in Bowling for eachers.n . ', To Irene Young, Adele Stroh leaves her ability to get to school on time. . I 17 ,X To some attractive Junior with attractive place in the Color Guard. To some similar Junior, Isabel Apa leaves Louise Plowden leaves her ability to talk Watts, not that Edna needs this ability. Mary Tarquinio leaves the same ability to it either? To Lorraine Kranick, Jean Voss leaves all legs. Adeline Superczynski leaves her the statement NI pledge allegiance---U her way out of any situation to Edna Shirley Schneider. Does Shirley need the men's hearts she has captured. Dolores Kranick leaves her well worn eraser to Phyllis Roebuck, with a warning. Never use it in Miss Dale's class, at least not if she is looking. To Rose Marie Caruana, Betty Pfeifer leaves her favorite seat in History makeups. To the most mathematical Junior, whoever she may be, Helen Forte leaves the count ing of the bus ticket money on Monday mornings. As a reward Helen leaves to that same Junior her locker at the extreme end of the third floor, known as Florida. To some unfortunate Junior, Louise Plowden leaves the running of the Prom. Oh, yes louise had helpers - but they were invisible so much of the time. To Grace Gazdzik, Sophie Kajdas leaves the joy of walking from the ground floor to the third floor and back in five minutes each morning. To Jean Dains goes Sophie's honorable position of making chocolate sauce. Foods IV leaves to Foods III the task of helping with the cafeteria cooking - don't leave out the salt - and the task of counting cookies - remember you must always get more out of the recipe than the cookbook says. To Mrs. McCutcheon, Anne Cardwell leaves a box of candy so she can eat with the class instead of sending the offenders out in the hall. To Miss Massman, her first aid classes leave one dozen square knots and 74 yards of bandage. To Beatrice Kershaw, Margaret Brier leaves all her strenuous efforts to get up in the rings in gym. To Alice Swift and Edna Watts, Norma Gagern, Gloria Butts and Ruth Griffin leave a copy of that popular book--nPunctuality and How to Achieve 1t.u Rose Marie Kershaw leaves her unexpected acting ability to Rose Marie Caruana and Grace Gazdzik. Mary Tarquinio leaves the Junior Red Cross to Miss Massman. Connie Saraceno leaves to Lillian Genco all the strenuous things she had to do all year to prove that size doesn't count. Remember that rope pulling job? Norma Felder leaves her executrix ability to Carolyn Doster---a very handy alibi for jobs not done. Frances Kalarovich leaves to Esther Altamura her love of visiting, especially all over the homeroom. We hereby appoint the Class of 1947 executrices of this will. In testimony whereof we hereunto set our hand and seal this first of June in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. CLASS OF 1946 18 LORRAINE ANNE ADAMCZAK ISABEL MARIE APA MILDRED BERNSDORF HLarryn Honor Roll 9 NBernieH Color Guard Tennis Variety Show Volleyball D5HCiDK Class History of Costume Exhibit Ring Tennis Roller Skating Spring Concert Honor Roll Clef Club Chromatic Club Award 1944 Operetta Softball Glee Club Christmas Pageant CECILIA BONK Ilceilll Fashion Show Basketball History of Costume Exhibit Halloween Dance Committee Perfect Attendance-4 years Dancing Class ELEANOR HELENE BRANDEL MARGARET BREIER Honor Roll 16 nMargieH Bowling Dancing Class Basketball Tennis Ring Tennis Glee Club Skating Spring Concert Open House Concert Christmas Pageant LORETTA MARGARET BRUMAN uBobbieH Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Glee Club Skating Concert 19 JUNE M. BUHS Honor Roll 16 Bowling Basketball Volleyball Baseball Ring Tennis gollerGSkating o or uard Spring Festival Leader Group Student Counci1-President- Senior Council Fashion Show Variety Show Gold HGH in Sports GLORIA M. BUTTS GLORIA CANNON UPretzelH nGloH Badminton Christmas Pageant Basketball Tumbling Volleyball Ring Tennis Glee Club Red Cross Representative loist Glee Club ld rs in Sports owlin 1 ' istory of Costume Dancing Class Spring Concert Perfect Attendance Christmas Pageant Exhibit -4 years JOANNA CESARIO HJOH Honor Roll Fashion Show History of Costume Color Guard Variety Show-Sales Committee Halloween Dance ANNE MARIE CARDWELL Hlrishu Badminton Basketball Baseball Tennis Ring Tennis Volleyball Concert Christmas Pageant Concert of Parents' Night Variety Show Sophomore Class Secretary Glee Club Roller Skating Ice Skating ANNE H. CHEEK HShortyH Dancing Class Basketball Baseball Volleyball Ring Tennis Tennis Class Badminton Tumbling Leaders Group Glee Club Variety Show Yearbook Staff Spring Concert Christmas Pageant Open House Concert pmt. ,Ms M . A T X Qgfglgsy gM,. ' - Q JULIA CIEKO nJulien Honor Roll History of Costume Exhibit Student Council Rep. Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Tennis Badminton Bowling 20 DEMARIS E. CARLIN uDeeu Student Council Operetta Bowling Badminton Senior Council Yearbook-Art Staff History of Costume Fashion Show Variety Show Roller Skating EMILY FALESKA nCookien Glee Club Variety Show Christmas Pageant Concert Exhibit REGINA FEDERICI NORMA FELDER CLARA FETTO nJeanu HNormn Glee Club Dancing Class Glee Club Glee Club Spring Concert Variety Show Variety Show Red Cross Representative Prom Committee Spring Concert Honor Roll 4 History of Costume Exhibit Yearbook-Art Editor Variety Show-Committee Student Council Yearbook-Sales Staff Volleyball Baseball Roller Skating Volleyball History of Costume Exhibit Ring Tennis Basketball Roller Skating Spring Concerts Bowling Christmas Pageant Honor Roll 4 Christmas Pageant RUTH L. FISCHER uLibbyu Perfect Attendance-4 years Dancing Class Student Representative of We ef Y. ,Q ,F , DOROTHY I. FLEDERBACH Volleyball Basketball Christmas Pageant b HELEN M. FORTE llfronyll Christmas Pageant Parents Night Concert Glee Club Honor Roll 10 Yearbook Salesgirl Dancing Class Spring Concert EDNA FRAHPTON nEddieH Fashion Show Ccstume Assembly Halloween Dance Variety Show Bowling Variety Show-Committee Yearbook Staff History of Costume Exhibit Z1 VICTORIA FRONCKOWIAK nVickeyn Honor Roll 18 Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Baseball and Bowling Badminton and Tumbling Leader Group 120 Word a Minute Gregg Shorthand Certificate Fashion Show Christmas Pageant Yearbook Staff-Editor Senior Council Spring Festival Ice and Roller Skating Variety Show Gold HGH in Sports Bicycle Hikes RITA F. GABAMONTE NORHA CAROL GAGERN HGin2erH Volle ball Ring Tennis Skating Bicycle Hike Glee Club Concert Christmas Pageant ' , ,, 4, 4? 5 as LORAINE B. GICZKOWSKI nllorryn Honor Roll 18 Bowling Baseball Fashion Show Spring Festival Prom Committee Dancing Class Ice Skating Variety Show IRENE GORKA llReneIl Honor Roll Prom Committee Variety Show Baseball Dancing Class JOAN B. GANCZEWSKA IIJOII -w- Nm 'gf NORMA I. GENTNER llNDrmll Bowlin Honor Roll 10 Red Cross Christmas Pageant RUTH GRIFFIN nRustyn Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Tumbling Glee Club Baseball Concert 22 EMMA GROSS Yearbook Staff Fashion Show History of Costume Exhibit Gold HGV in Sports Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Tumbling Baseball Badminton Bowling Leader Group Tennis Ice R Roller Skating AMELIA GURINI uEmi1yn Volleyball Ring Tennis Skating Variety Show Prom Committee History of Costume Exhibit Variety Show Committee Yearbook Staff-Advertising IRENE HOFFMAN nRenieV Honor Roll Dancing Class Color Guard DOLORES KAITANOWSKI VChickV Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Christmas Pageant Glee Club Concert FRANCES KALAROVICH ROSE MARIE KERSHAW VFrann Honor Roll Basketball History of Costume Exhibit Variety Show Roller Skating Model Show Yearbook Staff Never Tardy Red Cross Representative Student Council Representative Christmas Pageant SOPHIE A. KAJDAS uslugsn Student Council Red Cross Representative Jane Delano Award 1944 Home Nursing Yearbook Staff Baseball Ring Tennis Volleyball Roller Skating MARCELLA KIFFMAN VMarcieu Honor Roll 10 Red Cross Representative AUDREY KLOSS Red Cross Representative Bowling History of Costume Exhibit Roller Skating Yearbook Staff-Bus. Manager Color Guard Senior Council Spring Festival Variety Show Fashion Show Dancing Class Leader Group Volleyball Basketball Bowling Badminton Ring Tennis Tumbling Tennis Roller and Ice Skating Baseball 23 Fashion Show a MARILISE KNECHT uMarsieu Basketball Volle ball Ring Tennis Leaders Group Roller Skating Baseball Badminton Christmas Pageant Yearbook Staff Dancing Class Honor Roll THERESA KRZES uTerryu Honor Roll 16 Color Guard Tennis Tumbling Bowling Badminton Ring Tennis Basketball Volleyball Roller Skating Variet Show Y Red Cross-Vice President Student Regresentative Christmas ageant' Spring Festival Fashion Show Leaders Group Senior Council as gig'-' sense Lwnfi , GERALDINE R. KRALICK nGerryn Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Volleyball Tennis Badminton Tumbling Bowling Glee Club Variety Show Prom Committee Leaders Group Class Officer-President Roller Skating DELORES KRANICK Del Class Treasurer Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Glee Club Christmas Pageant Spring Concert Variety Show Fashion Show Prom Committee Roller Skating Baseball DOROTHY KUWIK Hbottieu Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Christmas Pageant Variety Show Glee Club Concert RUTH LEPSCH uRuthien Art Staff Student Council Bowling Ring Tennis Basketball History of Costume Christmas Pageant Honor Roll 24 ,if f Vx MARIE KRIEGBAUM Basketball Volleyball Rin Tennis Bowling Baseball Badminton Yearbook Staff President-Student Council Christmas Pageant Roller Skating Honor Roll 11 Junior Class President Dancing Class Variety Show MARGARET LUPP nnargen Junior Class Secretary Operetta Color Guard Art Staff-Yearbook Christmas Pageant Vafiety Show History of Costume Exhibit Gold HGV in sports Volleyball Tumbling Badminton Bowling Roller Skating Softball Ring Tennis Basketball is il..-ln. ANGELINE MANTINO uAngien Jesse Ketchum Medal 1944 Honor Roll 25 120 words a minute Gregg Shorthand Certificate Basketball Volleyball Ring Tennis Basketball Tumbling Tennis Bowling Badminton Student,Council Christmas Pageant Yearbook Staff Leaders Grou Gold NG' in Sports BETTE PFEIFER Transferred from Hamburg High School 1945 Yearbook Staff Honor Roll Roller Skating Fashion Show Christmas Pageant Variety Show Dance Class 120 words a minute Gre E1 Shorthand Certificate MARIE MCKEE npuzzyn Glee Club Variety Show Prom Committee Senior Class-Vice President Student Council-Secretary Volleyball Bowling Tumbling Leaders Group Christmas Pageant Spring Concert LOUISE PLOWDEN ULouieu Baseball Basketball Ring Tennis Bowling Prom Committee Volleyball FLORENCE MLYNARSKA lILB1all Honor Roll 13 Spring Festival Christmas Pageant Variety Show Basketball Fashion Show Volleyball Leaders Group Bowling Roller Skating Dance Class Ring Tennis Tennis DELORES RELINSKA nDollieH Tumbling Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Leader Group Roller Skating Bowling Christmas Pageant Variety Show Glee Club Operetta Spring Concert Senior Officer-Secretary Prom Committee Fashion Show Dancing Class 25 5 N. MILDRED MARIE MYTNIK NMillieu Volleyball Basketball Badminton Tumbling Baseball Ring Tennis Tennis Bowling Leaders Group Skating Dance,Class Junior Red Cross Variety Show Yearbook Staff Senior Council Christmas Pageant mag Tj' AUDREY L. RIES uDimplesn Basketball Baseball Variety Show Roller Skating Jesse Ketchum Medal 1944 Honor Roll 23 Color Guard Tennis Greg Medal-Shorthand 1 120 Vords a minute Gregg Shorthand Certificabe Dancing Class . . .1 'Z 1 l -, 1 ,V X NELLIE ROBINSON JANE ROG lIJanII History of Costume Exhibit NORINE D. ROSKA Ilkenell Basketball Baseball Tumbling Badminton Ring Tennis Volleyball Bowling Leader Group Christmas Pageant Ice R Roller Skating Sophomore President Bronze School Medal 1944 Honor Roll 18 Variety Show Bicycle Hikes Gold HGH in Sports t ' 1 I .N kb XI . W . Ig. . . Q . CONCETTA SARACENO nConnien Glee Club , Q! f sll 7 Q 3 f QE 2 E' ? , ,, L fi 3' Q . I 5 if: Av i 5 ,'- .f, E .5 bf 1 5 B .ff T 51 NANNETTE SCHENNAGEL llNanll Honor Roll 17 Histor of Costume Exhibit Variety Show Y Variety Show Sales-Variety Show Sales-Yearbook Staff Baseball Bowling Skating Basketball Dancing Class Roller Skating ROSE M. SCHLIERF nSchlierflieu Never Tardy Student Association ion Representative 26 1. V REGINA ROZEK HRe2gieH Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Class Treasurer-Junior Home Nursing it .1 1 :tang Q if ,, X K t X-, sis: + jg.. .-r f b , i sv J.QWw li uesmaww. ROSE SETTE Glee Club Soft Ball History of Costume Exhibit Spring Concert Operetta M. JEAN SMITHSON Blondieu Senior Council Fashion Show History of Costum Basketball Variety Show Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Yearbook Staff ETHEL STEINKE uHoneyu Honor Roll Prom Committee e Exhibit Variety Show-Committee Yearbook Staff Bike Hikes Ring Tennis Badminton Volleyball Tumbling Q GERALDINE SUMMERS Ililerryll Color Guard Glee Club Concert Student Council Yearbook Staff-Art History of Costume Honor Roll 3 Baseball Volleyball Basketball Exhibit ADELINE JUDY SUPERZYNSKI Glee Club Never Tardy Color Guard Red Cross Representative 4, V GENEVIEVE B. STEVENS ADELE ANN STROH nGennieU Variety Show Fashion Show Dance Class A unustyn Glee Club Christmas Pageant Spring Concert Skating Never Tardy MARY RITA TARQUINIO llfllarkll Glee Club Variety Show Concert Christmas Pageant Red Cross President Scroll K Cross Club Representative Roller Skating Dance Class Yearbook Staff 27 DOLORES VIAPIANO nDol1yu Volleyball Basketball Ring Tennis Baseball Tumbling Leaders Group Ice 8 Roller Skating Christmas Pageant Variety Show Bowling Gold HGH in Sports ALICE D. VICKNER Student Association Rep. Senior Council Basketball Ring Tennis Volleyball Badminton Baseball Tumbling Roller 8 Ice Skating Bicycle Hikes Honor Roll 25 Tennis Bowling Spring Festival Honor Medal 1944 Leaders Group Fashion Show Variety Show Dancing C1885 Yearbook Typist Gold 'Gn'in Sports JEAN V055 LEONA WALAS PATRICIA WARREN Baseball nLynnn nPatn h Basketball 33558623555 History of Costume Exhibit gransfiraed from Hutphinson entra igh School 944 V r' t Sh ' Rzdlgrgss Rgpresentative varlety Sho' Glee Club Honor Roll Spring Concert Roller Skating Christmas Pageant prophecy I've never known whether I dreamed it or whether I really saw it. I was drowsing in my chair, thinking a little sadly of my Graduation Day, coming all too soon, and wondering what would become of us all, those classmates of mine who had been my companions for four long years. Sure, some of them had annoyed me often but still I'd miss them, every single one. Suddenly in my hands was a single crackling sheet of newspaper--dated June 30, 1960. here to my amazement was a catalog of the Cdass of 1946-my very own class! Audrey Ries-Private Secretary to a certain handsome man at a certain Petroleum Co., receiving loads of attention, naturally. Loraine Giczkowski still happily parading down Main St. with her hero - not on the sidewalk. 0h Noi In a Parade. Marcella Hiffman still holding her own at public gatherings, surrounded by all the men and giggling her way into their hearts, bless her. By this time she has learned to dance on her hands as well as on her feet. Rita Gabamonte-taking a course in higher Hathematics at the University of Buffalo. Her love of Business Arithmetic inspires her to do this. Emily Faleska happily marriedto Danny. Mildred Bernsdorf teaching a new subject, the Use of the Dictionary, where at East High School, of course. Dolores Kranick is now a lawyer-her ability to argue over anything no doubt decided her - oh, yes she keeps the accounts of the law firm too. Mildred Mytnik is still at Katheryn Lawrence's, but with all her children to help her carry trays and pick up dishes, she finds the work very easy. Evenings and Sundays she spends spinning across the skies in her private plane. Norma Gentner and Rose Marie Kershaw are in business together in a law firm in the Morgan Building. They take all cases concerning contracts and if the going is difficult they just call up Miss Koehler to solve their problesm. 28 Betty Pfeifer - Manager and owner of her own exclusive haberdashery, Exclusive? For Men Only! Evenings she may be found under a spotlight serenading Johnny, Donnie, Kenny or is it Bill with her breath taking song, u0n the Bonnie Bonie Banks of Loch Lomond.n , G Visiting the ice show we see a graceful gliding figure who looks familiar but who can it be? Emma Gross and there's her handsome husband, Neil, cheering her from the side lines. Could it be that he still can't find a pair of ice skates to fit his size 13 foot? Dorothy Kuwik is married to her cute Johnny and they can't take their eyes off each other. Dorothy Flederbach still blowing bubbles and demonstrating yo yos. Best demon- strator in the United States, she travels all over, selling for the Five and Ten. Frances Kalarovich owns her own skating ring and in her spare time instructs her three children. On her evenings off she goes skating at the Arena with her hus- band, Teddy. . Anne Cardwell is still trying to decide between George and Bob. .The two boys come over together and Anne serenades them with her beautiful voice until they both fall asleep. You'd better make up your mind or else you'll be a spinster, A une. Conchita and Andrezola, alias Florence Mlynarska and Terry Krzes, in their own dance studio still doing the tango. Ann Cheek is taking Count Basie's place as star pianist in his orchestra. Irene Hoffman is attending college but taking a home economics course under hub- by's order: Marie Kriegbaum is the star attraction at the Town Casino, but is still trying to find a man who can lift her on his hip. Ruth Fischer is a writer of great literature--writing advice to the LOVELORN as a sideline. Clara Fetto-Gene Kelley's dancing partner in his movie roles. Makes guest appear- ances at the Shea's Buffalo. Helen Forte-looking over her youngsters and very happy about it all. Naturally they're all redheads, Junior Van Johnsons. Eleanor Brandel-marveling over her George as he plays the accordian in the Bos- ton Symphony Orchestra. Marie McKee has found that long looked for HPerfect Husbandu. Settling down in her little home but having plenty of fun. Joan Ganczewska demonstrating care of the hair for a famous beauty salon in N.Y.C. June Buhs--I see June still making blouses for her own wardrobe and designing them for Saks-Fifth Avenue. Marilise Knecht is coming back to the old haunt, Skateland, with her partner, Dick to give the exhibition roller skating act that made her famous way back in 1946. Jane Rcg teaching her little boys to sew on buttons and darn their own socks. Dolores Viapiano a C.Y.C. officer teaching her girls her amazing ability in bas- ketball and bowling. Genevieve Stevens still attending St. Simon's dances - in fact, she runs them now, all by her little own self - no, I'm wrong - Dick helps her. Dolores Relinski--making plans for New York's most outstanding grocery store. She started out by working in her own little delicatessen inherited from her par- ents. Now she's using her children as salespeople. Cecelia Bonk is still trying to pick her one and only from her long list of ad- mirers. I find myself in dreamland, waving a magic wand, I have the world before me, who do I see as I come close to the city I have lived many years in, why it's Margar- et Brier. I can see her with her only true love Steve Dutnik, that starry eyed, tall blond, handsome man who always kept her dreaming in school. Fate had brought them together a happy married couple with two rosy, round twin girls. Isn't love grand when you get it? Joanna Cesario--Owner and manager of the famous nJoannie's Spaghetti House.n Her mother does the cooking and Joanna shows the customers how to wind the spaghetti on the fork. Ruth Griffin is chief-of-staff at General Motors, and consequently drives around in a beautiful red roadster. Geraldine Kralick is the head of Sattler's meat department, but still slicing sausage since she does it so well. I moved restlessly in my chair and wearily closed my eyes for an instant -- I opened them to continue reading -- the paper was gone! Now I shall never know what happened to me -- I shall have to wait until 1960. 29 Loretta Bruman, bookkeeper and cashier at the Roxy Theater when she isn't cooking for Bobby. Norma Gagern drinking coke with et enough courage to propose. Lorraine Adamczak living next door to ing the house for fear she might miss Angeline Mantino - Shorthand Champion Buddy at Don's place and still hoping Buddy will Frank Sinatra and consequently never leav- a chance to swoon over Frankie. of the World - 666 words a'minute. She demonstrates her ability at our Alma Mater every year, wonderfull Irene Gorka is Angeline s helper, dictating letters at 666 words a minute. Mary Tarquinio has become a specialist in the field of child psychology. Haven't you read her famous books on the rearing of small children? Rose Schlierf has become private secretary to the president of the William Henger- er COIPBDYZ . Dolores Kaitanowski spends much of her time in her beautiful modern home overlook- ing Niagara Falls explaining to little Joey how she passed American History, Adele Stroh happily married to Herb with little Herb and them company. Demaris Carlin, married to Bob of course, but that isn't Marcella Anne to keep all--she's the John Powers girl of the year, appearing on every magazine cover. Ethel Steinke, pardon me, Dr. Steinke now-- her greatest her sure cure for a broken heart, learned through bitter achievement to date being experience. Concetta Saraceno married, and with a lot of little Connies running around--and I do mean little! Isabel Apa still between her two great loves - shall she sign that contract with the Metropolitan Opera or that contract with the Board of Education to teach Amer- ican History at G. V. In 1960 we pick up the phone and call operator. The voice is familiar, yes, it's Jean Smithson. Did she get that job through her loving husband, Bud? Do they still argue so much? Call up the operator and find out. Edna Frampton modeling evening clothes for Vogue - now why can't we all look like that. Gloria Butts is a famous blues singer with Duke E1lingt0n'5 orchestra, of course she's late for every performance but the Duke has become resigned to it, just as her teachers used to be. Leocadia Walas running her own grocery store in which Jane is the best customer. Sophie Kajdas managing a baseba l team of which Eddie is now the water boy - well, he had lots of experience as a sailor boy, didn't he. Audrey Kloss dividing her time between the movies and her job at Hens and Kellysl Now why doesn't she get a job in the movies - ushering for instance. Margaret Lupp teaching jitterbugging at her private dancing school. Amelia Gurini, M, C. and top comedian at the Town Casino - and how she packs them in. Regina Federici has at last found a husband as handsome as her brothers. Her classmates said she couldn't do it but she did. Norma Felder, the executive type, running a little business of her own. She learned to be an executive as art editor of the yearbook - remember? Julia Ciecko strolling through the park wheeling Larry Junior. Who's that hurrying to catch up with her- why, Larry Senior of course. Regina Rozek operating a coffee shop exclusively for hockey players. Gloria Cannon and Louise Plowden have opened a new business where they give advice on how to talk one's self out of any si uation - be it tardiness, absence, lack of homework, etc. Although their fees are very high, they give reduced rates to stu- dents of GVHS. Have you seen the new vegetable market operated by Jean Voss - George grows them and Jean sells them. Delicious! Adeline Superczynski spends much of her time in her garden, watching her small boys, and waiting for George to Nannett Schennegal married to a wife really should be quiet and Victoria Fronckowiak - The Halo tiful hair is just as beautiful come home. minister and trying hard to learn that a minister's serious minded. Queen, with her picture on every bottle--that beau- as fourteen years ago. Alice Vickner, the editor of Charm magazine, and a very capable one too--a spinster, not at all. Her handsome husband owns the magazine. Norine Roska--It's come-the chance of a lifetime, she's working no, let's say play- ing as Miss America of 1960. Vacationing all the time, plenty of moolah, and a mi lion male admirers. 30 color guard Left to right -- Isabel Apa, Adeline Superczynski, Audrey Kloss, Audrey Ries, ine Summers, Margaret Lupp, Joanna Cesario, Irene Hoffman. We, the members of the Color Guard, are proud of the sacred trust bestowed on us, the honor of guarding our country's Flag and our school banner at each Assembly. As we stand before the student body we are conscious that we represent the entire school in this traditional ceremony. Perhaps no more important position will ever be ours. 31 Gerald personalities THE MOST FUN: Marcella Kiffman MOST ATTRACTIVE: Theresa Krzes BEST DRESSED: Demaris Carlin SPORTS: Norine Roska 13- j S315 .' XF SPORTS: Emma Gross ALL ' ROUND GIRL: June Buhs PRETTIEST: Margaret Lupp MOST INTELLIGENT: Angeline Mantino 32 we shall not soon forget Homework Unexpected essay contests Writing compositions at the last minute Waiting for the bells that don't ring Make ups Big tests and little tests Standing in line--for assembly, for bus tickets, for report cards The mad dash to lunch--amazingly, no one ever gets killed! The Jefferson bus The window shades on rollers that come down when they should go up All the debts we always owe--a nickel here, a dime there Millie Bernsdorf's, HI forgotn Anne Cardwell's singing Norma Gagern's smiling Hpunctualityn Rose Marie Kershaw's nClemn Louise Plowden struggling with the prom Mary Tarquinio's long tbut long, compositions Gloria Cannon's tales of woe Anne Cheek's sneezes Marcie Kiffman t'nuff saidl Connie Saraceno R her rope Flirting with Mr. Lawrence Marcie 8 Vicky always being the last to leave School. Is it sports or make ups? Morning badminton practices The dark halls in the morning Planning when to do our homework with no study halls and too many social affairs VC4A will never forget the nap they take every 7th period, Business Law Alice Vickner's neat page boy-Boy oh Boy!! Opening Marcie's locker. She still hasn't learned how. Her combination? 7-20-29??? Everyone knows that!! Conferences with Miss Fritz on the Second Floor before lunch: sometimes with embarrassing results ---- 7 33 , al: likflfv 5.1 . ,X an 5 ,xv gzraidzm summers '46 L-X3 E V Yf 1 ' 5 .r AV 1 , X: xx. .,' is fly!! W V mx 4 N ' as ill ion iunior ofiticers Grace Gazdzik Lucy Geryak Jean Massett Dorothy Henne Secretary President Vice President Treasurer vc3ca s 1 FOURTH ROW: Beatrice Kershaw, Betty R. Fairchild, Eleanor Niedzielska, Lorraine Basinska, Ernestine Brockner, Stella Cymbalska THIRD ROW: Josephine Giannoni, Alice Swift, Irene Koperski, Ruth Wahl, Dorothy Kaelin, Esther Altamura, Helen Weiss, Eleanor Cornell, Edna Watts SECOND ROW: Jean Massett, Dolores Jaszcz, Mary Dashner, Anna Tatta, Irene Lucas, Doreen Lord, Rita Kwietniak, Carolyn Doster, Carol Schlan FIRST ROW: Florence Mitchell, Bernice Kriegbaum, Shirley Specht, Jeanette Schwartz, Eleanor Jachlewska, Helen Beck, Jeanette Rausch, Mary Goodie, Shirley Schneider 35 vc3b 1 1 tl BACK ROW: Left to right-Bessie Bradley, Charlotte Sypniewski, Jane Fronczak, Carol Daley, Eleanor Oliver THIRD: Gloria Wojcieszak, Marie Szyzmczyk, Betty Miller, Esther Schalk, Theresa Skrzeczkowska, Pauline Hoyler, Lillian Miecznikowski, Florence Dziekan SECOND: Frances Ferrara, Alice Herbold, Lorraine Schulte, lucy Geryak, Lillian Kulik, Eleanor Radecka, Dorothy Gasiuk, Ellen Griffan FRONT ROW: Marie Seymour,Dorothy Chmielewska, Norma Rzepka, Dorothy Giezkowska, Katie D'Angelo, Irene Faltyn, Mary Louise Klinck, Corine McCarthy F30 L.. liql In - umm 5 . 2' .' ' I .,.tv-- 4 1' ' 0 1' af, . 'ff L Left to right: Florence Wujek, Gertrude Barber Marjorie Luther, Dorothy Henne Helen Grzeszczuk, Betty Waite, Elsie Mathews, Alice Kingsland, Jean Dains, Elnora Weaver, Evelyn Udeck 36 'IIU' ct3o l STANDING: Kathrine Pavone, Mildred Wasco, Mary Falcone, Frances Nobile Lillian Genco, Louise DiMascio SEATED: June Norton, Rose Marie Caruana, Grace Gazdzik, Margaret Gutowska, Tina Serfilippi sophomore officers SEATED: Regina Ruszczyk, Presidentg Mary Jane Zauner, Vice President Standing? Helen Mazur, Treasurerg Dolores Sikorski, Secretary 37 JN K 1' .9 . f .-vp. . .' 35- 5. - -eq' Q. - - JJ , f 'J' , . L . ff ' ,I A :gas---'.-, , I ' ' 9 ' 5, ' 1' V lllllllllllill jane ro ct2ca BACK ROW: Nancy Gagliardo, Franci Bulakowska, Lillian Teamer, Muriel Beiger, Helen Marek, Alice Tolkacz MIDDLE ROW: Helen Kulinski, Dorothy Paolucci, Mary Lombardi, Alice Blas, Evelyn Miller, Dorothy Pietrzak, Gertrude Mazurski FRONT ROW: Dorothy Szurczynski, Mary Cotie, Rose Navarro, Irene Sobolewska, Dolores Tyniec, Rita Cichon NOT PICTURED: Jean Badgett, Lorraine Potter ct2b DACK ROW: Left to right-Frances Hemmeding, Helen Majur, Dorothy Musielak, Rose Tri- bular, Dolores Okoniewska, Janus Perkins MIDDLE ROW: Dorothy Kazmaiek, Rose Piatek, Mildred Trzcinskq, Dorothy Baczlcowska, Vi- ola Polaszewski, Clara Krayna, Dorothy Biskupska, Grace Zangara THIRD ROW: Jean Wajcik, Betty Martin, Patricia Constantio, Catherine Lever, Rita Mar- zec, Loretta Forna, Florence Pilczak, Barbara Zienba 39 vc2o BACK ROW: Grace Fries, Ruth Geunthner, Loretta Schluter, Ruth Austin, Alice Wieczorek, Genevieve Glomb, Rita Frajdofer MIDDLE ROW: Eugenia Karpinska, Evelyn Wise, Josephine Lenczyk, Mary Koch, Cath- erine Silvestrini, Anna DeMaioribus, Irene Sajdak, Marie Perrello. FRONT ROW: Dorothy Wozniak, Dorothy Gentner, Virginia Smoker, Charlotte Kauss, Alice Pankiewicz, Dorothy Thomasser, Dorothy Smokowski, Virginia Dopler NOT PICTURED: Rita Dangleis vc2b 4 1 BACK ROW: Left to right-Mary Jane Zauner, Marion Seudlback, Mary Ann Kempker, Helen Kurzak, Mary Flahoff MIDDLE ROW: Patricia Kiespodziany, Lottie Gloueb, Irene Bush, Irene Young, Audrey Johnson, Catherine Stroh FRONT ROW: Mildred Faltyn, Josephine,Kaczynska, Cecelia Reszka, Leoma Rindfleisch, D0reeU Dotzlefy Loraine Schulte, Marie Beyer, Eleanor Ventura 40 vc2c w BACK ROW: THIRD: SECOND: FRONT ROW Left to right-Katherine Puntoriero, Mildred Luther, Florence Rypczynska, Lorraine Paborczak, Betty Jenekel Rosemarie Graham, Angeline Pietromicca, Betty Olskey, Dorothy Troidl, Eleanor Grandits, Dolores Wachowski, Joan Paille, Ruth Pearson Doris Hess, Stella Pepz, Adeline Drajem, Jean Arnold, Adeline Drew- niak, Patricia Goss, Carmela DeLuca, Alice Lasota DIHHHB Rossi, Annabelle Kleen, Regina Ruszczyk, Lorraine Gronowska, Doreen Draves, Mary Sharmach, Norma Adams, Geraldine,Fitz, Patricia Kieton, Marion Bigosinska ki 5 fi gysg 2 1 ? 5 5 5 I 3 , BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Q 2 E E 5 O 5 3 4 I 3 vc2d Dorothy Carkhuff, Willie Dell Anthony, Norma Wilds, Lillian Bernhardt, Carol Ahl Rita Jaskier, Ethel Spiller, Theresa Schultz, Jean Strzegowska, Rita Krygier, Maryland Dehn, Marian Baranski Gloria Teamer, Elaine Luther, Natalie Struzyk, Jane Morlock, Geraldine Gacek, P5H6l0P6 Schiuas, Ruth Jascelyne, Thelma Pearson Mary Weremska, Jeanne Brochn, Millie Giuhani, Nina Schreiber, Geraldine Rose, Theresa Wiatrowska, Dorothy Nawatka, Dolores Sikorski, Eleanor Kobee 41 WI! BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right-Marabelle Welsh, Helen Kotwicki, Margaret Puleo, Jean Gates, Sylvia Bosz Mildred Winters, Helen Smith, Viola Haess, Alfreda Ba- zela, Margaret Thomas, Gertrude Genco Arlen White, Katherine Brummer, Donna Norton, Anita Delgato, Margaret Lindsley, Dolores Dobiesz, Josephine Callari freshman oflicers Lorraine Waldron Dolores Boris Joan Yunke Secretary Vice--President Treasurer Frances Piduch President I 42 CI xg?-,M - 3 1, Lu if , . K 5, ' K .4 f x W N 5 af , v fa f A 'V 5 3'fi:213q',2g'2 . ,V 'wg W. -A j j -I f-,.. 5 ,. ' ' ,L a.Lig2,r L , V- Q - L, r . H N- -lfg,,4,N yy v. - ,.3-5Qg.,+jLi,? ...,- A ,Liv 'iffm' ' I ., ' .-ex-f,,,g,Q,??Fi,':' '- , wr- -- - iq ' f - s,?Ml?.gr'!f PT f us, , ,W1,f,.a K-., - ' V. V . iq . ' L - Q norma folder 46 In au: CHQ , C g nu S BACK ROW: Left to right-Dorothy Mroy, Henrietta Kucharski, Doloris Boris Lillian Szyszkowski, Irene Wojciechowska THIRD ROW: Palma Anselmi, Dorothy Golombek, Janis Dell, Evelyn Nowak Wary Johnson, Frances Krzes, Carolyn Scott, Antonia Bosa SECOND ROW: Jean Schoepflin, Adele Aleksandrowicz, Patricia Daley, Susie Eoannucci, Betty Jones, June Gonser, Ann Guido, Theresa Stefaniak FRONT ROW: lrene Keuzior, Ann Stillman, Joan Housman, Eleanor Nowak Rosina Parisi, Rosalie Gosciak, Theresa Fronczak, Mary Courtney BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: t ft 2 f ' ', T11 ng ?i '- 5 . ' A Left to right-Alfreda Jusiak, Bernice Schwindler, Betty Wood, Irene Lawicka, Elsie Weiss, Bertha Fanara Josephine Chavez, Virginia Macujewska, Barbara Sammaco, Ethal Mc- Clain, Esther Luke, Theresa Maciczewska, Helen Kalisz, Edith Tarpley Antoinette Ludovico, Eleanor Kapera, Lorraine Wanda, Louise DeRosa, Lois Calta, Dorothy Zak, Alice Fulgini, Audrey McPeak Josephine Ciesielska, Marietta Barber, Helen Chmurzynska, Celia Andrzejewska, Betty Lou Winfrey, Josephine Cataldo, Veryl Whited, Anna Rauk 44 C CHC BACK ROW: Left to right-Geraldine Santoro, Gladys Graham, Alminta Craig, Eleanor Rogers THIRD ROW: Joan Lamm, Rose Marie Dolan, Esther Austin, Janet Summers, Helen Kessler, Betty Reiniger MIDDLE ROW: Alfreda Malczewska, Marie Silva, Florence Pieukowski, Fran ces Jarmusz, Laura Vitello, Rita Laskowski, Anna Carosi, Dolores Nowaczyk S l BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: NOT PICTURED: vclo Left to right-Mary Lou Corwin, Eleanor Relinski, Theresa Jankowska Vivian Miller, Ruth Goron, Joan Forster, Mary Anne Woj- nowska, Dolores Jankowski Barbara Jenckle, Alice Masternak, Carmela Rosati, Lucille Marcucci, Lois Troidl, Phyllis Angstenberger, Yvonne La- Press, Shirley Miller Gasprina Cirino, Rosemarie Rathke, Virginia Giovino, Bet- ty Wallace, Dolores Harpster, Gloria Matzek, June Wagner, Barbara Lamb Geraldine Boeton, Irene Gredzicka 45 -. if . .- o Q I i vclb BACK ROW: Third: SECOND: FRONT: 3 ,Q O X efi?,, 3 , . . gs.. 1 LIVE D .5 if Left to right-Alice Dulekowski, Roberta Kobee, Mildred Muen- zenmaier, Evelyn Zatorski, Alice Kuwik, Theresa Zamrok, Juanita son, Ruth Imhof, Nora Daniels Mary Hoppa, Rose Biasello, Jane J. Harszlak, Caroline Bretle, Lucille J. Ballard, Ruth Kazubowska, Eleanore beak, Harriet R. Rocconi Norine M. Young, Shirley D. Gass, Lorraine S. Kranik, A. Sobeszanski, Mary S. Serfillippi, lorraine Szpara, thy Lemm, Irma Mue er vclc Left to right-Shirley Rieck, Alice J. Majchizak, Nicoletto Dorothy Jendras, Gloria Snokowska, Dorothy Romcinowska, Rita Joan Yunke, Betty J. Johnson, Gloria Ralph, Natalie Norton, Dolores Cole, Dorothy Nowak, Gloria Yaeger, Joan Powers BACK ROW: Germano, Geraldine Kreutzer THIRD: Zucarelli Evelyn Mueller SECOND: FRONT ROW: Eleanor Traglia, Lorraine Kryszak, Frances Gagliardo, Ther- esa Sliwinska, Jennie Ballistrea, Angeline M. Howes, Margar- et Muschitz, Irene Szuba NOT PICTURED: Mildred Jarzebinska 46 Harri- M. Ku- Gloria Doro- vcld BACK ROW: Left to right-Alice Hewitt, Bessie Hirschbine, Emily Mar nsewska, Theresa Sypniewska, Lorraine Schlenker, Theresa Janowska MIDDLE ROW: Delphine Czarnecki, Shirley Reinig, Mary Laskowski, Juan ita Winans, Geraldine Nawotka, Rita Wawrowski, Jeannette Barczak, Josephine Cosamento FRONT ROW: Grace Foltyniak, Dorothy Szymanska, Mary Herbeck, Irene Korneszewska, Rita Fronczak, Frances Piduch, Anna Costan tini, Lorraine Pietrzak BACK ROW: MIDDIE: FRCNT ROW: vcle Left to right-Doris Stoddard, Dolores Harroun, Teresa Seitter, Frances Jelowska Evelyn Weiss, Josephine Jaskowiak, Annette Hardigan, Bernice Otminski, Audrey Sogreen, Florence Jaskolka Sylvia Sarcinelli, Helen Sloane, Angeline Di Rienzo, Alice Galeszcerska, Natalie Magiera, Sophie Eisman, Gertrude Krupska 47 3 g if A O F E Z1 E F Ho BACK ROW: Left to right-Dolores Fergison, Iren lwaniak, Joyce Parker NIDDLE ROW: Alice Rofanowicz, Violet Stanton, Lorrene Lands, June McClure, Celia Raczy FRONT ROW: Dolores Campbell, Lois Ford, Lorraine Stachow- iak, Prudence DiFranco, Rose Marie Congilose Hb BACK ROW: Left to right-Mary Keane, Welania Skohowska, Elaine Hathaway, Lorraine Ciranska MIDDLE ROW: Cecelia Sztaba, Loretta Zgoda, Dorothy Fabris- zewska, Mary Rys, Joyce Buck, Margaret Stevens FRONT ROW: Zelma Lockwood, Mary Barr, Mildred Hill, Eleanor Dombrowska, Virginia Majerawicz, Hilda Watts 45 student council BACK ROW: THIRD: SECOND: FRONT ROW: NOT PICTURED: Gloria Sobeszanski, Esther Altamura, Rita Kwietniak, Carolyn Scott, Rose Biasillo, Elsie Weiss, Lorraine Waldron, Marian Borenska, Theresa Schultz. Virginia Giovino, Delores Jankowski, Mary Rys, Mary Ann Kempker, Lorraine Schlenker, Gertrude Krupska, Annette Hartigan, Mary Saskowski, Mary Lou- ise Klinck. Norma Felder, Dorothy Biskupska, Anna DeMaioribus, Sophie Kajdas, Nancy Gagliardo, Lorraine oborczak, Betty Olskey, Donna Norton, Grace Fries, Florence Rzeznik, Joan Yunke. Alice Rafanowicz, Gloria Yaeger, Marie Saymour, Jean Dains, Marie Krieg- baum, Marie McKee, Prudence DiFranco, Rosina Parisi, Josephine Chavez, Dolores Cokoniewska. Mildred WBQBQ 49 f w,4-x W G X 1, M N'Nf. ,f ix NQE6' fl!!! IM? A'..' f lx af J wr 1 A . ' X 4 ax 'V :MQ M assemblies The Assembly of a student body is always one of the most important part of aschool schedule. Our assemblies are held in our spacious auditorium every Monday morning from nine to ten o'clock, unless a special program requires a later time. We convene to the strains of a stirring march in order of classes land how the Seniors are envied their choice front seatsl. Our opening ceremony's traditional: we rise as the Color Guard marches in, salute the Flag, sing the Star Spangled Banner, and recite the Lord's Prayer. Some of the programs we have had this year have been most interesting. A partial list follows: NOVEMBER 19, 1945 Rev. John L. Fleck gave us a Thanksgiving account about Catching a bus, reminding us to take the right road in order to be successful in life. NOVEMBER 26, 1945 Rev. Father Hyland, S. J. gave an account of his experiences as a pris- oner of the Japanese outside Manila. DECEMBER 7, 1945 Miss Norina Risman, representing a pattern company, brought various styles designed by the company's design studios and modeled by the senior and junior girls. She stressed the importance of saving material and showed the girls how they may stretch the wear of clothing and yet keep up with the styles. DECEMBER 21, 1945 A delightful Christmas Pageant, directed by the music and art depart- ments, helped to give the audience that ever-so popular Christmas spirit. Many students participated in it, and their cooperation and patience helped to make it an entire success. JANUARY 7, 1946 Miss Ormond directed a delightful singing assembly. FEBRUARY 11, 1946 Joseph Brenner, a speaker from the Historical Society, showed and ex- plained slides of important buildings in Buffalo's history. FEBRUARY 18, 1946 We saw a movie nThe Man Without a Country.n This picture showed how Philip Nolan, an American Soldier, criticised his country and said he never wanted to hear about it, so he was sent away to be transferred from ship to ship never to step foot on American soil and never to read or hear anything concerning America as long as he lived. FEBRUARY 25, 1946 Dr. Campbell visited us to tell us about his eighteen years of blind life, and then a sudden change to light which brought him a new life. He had learned how to get along in complete darkness without aid of a seeing eye dog and it was a t k t t fer to the life of a normal person. He stated that it is just as difficult for Hsbligd 2:25 to learn to see as it is for a blind man to learn to get along blind. MARCH 4, 1946 Miss Betty Beckerton told the story of th b k uTh E d In ' delightful manner. She induced many girls to want to reid it., e gg an In 8 very 51 MARCH 22, 1945 The Misses Holzworth, Carrie 8 Alice, displayed a puppet show about uThe Nutcracker Suite.u APRIL 5, 1946 Miss Langner talked about various careers in preparation for the confer- ences on choice of careers presented April S. APRIL 15, 1946 Miss Ormond conducted a very delightful Easter Assembly with all its trimmings. APRIL 29, 1946 We had a very interesting assembly dedicated to the girls who are con- cerned about their appearance and conducted by Miss Watt, the Design teacher. MAY 27, 1946 We had a Memorial Day Assembly. JUNE 3, 1946 Miss Massman conducted the yearly Athletic Assembly where trophies, ban- ners, and other awards were distributed to the students who earned them. activities ROLLER SKATING PARTIES: We have had very few roller skating parties in the past few years. The second term of this year we really started out with a nbang.n We had five parties, one every month, January 9, February 6, March 13, April 3, and May 15. The first four of these were great successes. They were to raise money for the yearbook fund. The skating party on May 15 was even a bigger and better success. This was for the Athletic Fund. We have had alvery good turnout for all of our skating parties throughout the school including a c asses. DANCES: Each year the pupils contribute a small fee at the beginning of the year, and this money is used for dances and parties. Our dances have been very successful this year. In November, we had two Harvest Dances, one for the freshmen, sophomores, and iuniors and the other for the Senior Class. The Seniors from Burgard Vocational High School and Boys Vocational High School were the guests of the Senior girls. February 11 was the Valentine Day Dance for the first and second ea ' February 13 was the Junior-Senior Valentine Day Dance with guest Senior! fiogugdisargng cational High School, Boys Vocational High School, and Tech High. Both of th 5 0- were very successful and were outstanding occasions to everyone. ese ances BIKE BIKES: Yes we picked the windy month of March for our first bike hike, March 30. Everyone started out with intentions of going to Como Lake but due to the fierce wind we ended up at Island Park a little windburned. We all had a jolly time. April 30 the hikers rode out to Como Lake. The ride was really very invigorating and very tiring, but there were more participants making it a much gayer ride. Alice D. Vickner 52 ! glee club y PICTURE NO. 1 BACK ROW: Left to right-Lorraine Gronowska, Dolores Kaitanowski, Dorothy Kuwick, Elsie Matthews, Tina Seifilippi, Mary Falcone FIFTH: Marabelle Welsh, Natalie Magiera, Mary Tarquinio, Evelyn Weiss, Esther Luke, Gloria Yaeger, Margaret Muschitz, Regina Federici, Mary Dashner, Ann Carosi FOURTH: Norma Adams, Helen Forte, Rose Sette, Betty Waite, Hazel Hays, Josephine Chavez, Prudence DiFrance, Florence Reznik, Lillian Genco, Harriet Rocconi, Rita Laskowska, Josephine Cataldo, Marie Siloa, Janus Perkins THIRD: Alfreda Malczewska, Stella Pysz, Gertrude Barber, Geraldine Fitz, Lorraine Szpara, Irma Mueller, Mary Serfilippi, Rosemarie Rathke, Joan Powers, Marietta Barber, Ann Cardwell, Carolyn Doster, Rosina Parisi, Joan Housman, Irene Kend- zior. SECOND: Isabelle Apa, Katie Di Angelo Helen Grzeszazuk, Anne Cheek, Dorothy Gasiuk, Clara Fetto, Gertrude Genco, Anita Welgato, Antoinette Ludovico, Marjorie Luther, Corrinne McCarthy, Betty Reiniger, Emily Griffin, Ruth Griffin, Mar- garet stevens FRONT ROW: Alice Swift, Katherine Puntoriero, Theresa Skrzeczkowska, Marion Bigosinska, Marjorie Haylock, Jean Voss, Sylvia Bozz, Norma Rzepka, Arlene White, Dolores Relinski, Joan Paille This year our Glee Club is the largest group we have ever had, consisting of one hundred thirty-seven girls. 'It 15 once again under the able direction of Miss Rebecca Ormond, and is a success because of the fellowship, cooperation, and good will among the girls. The Club sings in three part harmony and takes part in a Christmas program and either an operetta or concert in the spring. Our Christmas program was a religious presentation of the Nativity, and was presented on December 18, 1945. 53 glee club E . , . l L 4 j ? I PICTURE NO. BACK ROW: FOURTH: THIRD: SECOND: FRONT ROW: I . , Q N. . 'IT 'Y A H 9. 9.4 2 Left to right-Maryann Wajnowska, Eleanor Relinski, Teresa Seitter, Frances Jelowska, Charlotte Sypniewski, Eleanor Niedzielska, Alminta Craig, Dorothy Mroz, Henrietta Kusharski, Shirley Rieck Lorraine Waldron, Jean Gates, Helen Kalisz, Alfreda Jusiak, Patricia Daly, Mary Keane, Lois Calta, Rosemary Caruana, Frances Nobile, Betty Olskey, Dorothy Troidl, Mary Scharmach Patricia Keeton, Helen Smith, Geraldine Summers, Mary Barr, Dorothy Geizkowska, Margaret Gutowski, Gloria Butts, Vivian Miller, Dolores Cole, Jeannette Rausch, Alice Lasota, Carmela DeLuca, Adeline Drajem, Florence Rypczynska Florence Pilczak, Dolores Okomeioski, Dolores Kranick, Adele Stroh, Shirley Specht, Marie Szymczyk, Viola Haess, Theresa Maciefewska, Margaret Thomas, Eleanor Brandel Bernice Kriegbaum, Alice Kingsland, Bertha Fanara Marie McKee, loretta Buman, Geraldine Rose, Millie Guiliani, Norma Gagern, Adeline Superczynski This year the Spring event was a concert. It was beautifully rendered and was a huge success. To add to the success of the music festival was an alumnus of Girls Vocational, Minnie Guiliani, who came back to school to be the guest soloist. She sang beautifully and her songs were received wholeheartedly by the very appreciative audience. We were all glad Minnie returned to perform in her Alma Mater and are proud of the fact that she has sung on the radio and also won a Buffalo Evening News contest. Isabel Apa 54 1 red cross BACK ROW: Lorraine Schlenker, Frances Jelowska, Dorothy Troidl, Dolores Boris, Mildred Muenzenmeir, Cecelia Reszka, SECOND ROW: Virginia Smoker, Janus Perkins, Celia Rakoczy, Josephine Catalda, Phyllis Angstenberger, Lucy Gerual, Rita Cichon, Jane Morlock, Ther- esa Jaworski FRONT ROW: Dolores Cale, Clara Fetto, Gertrude Barber, Mary Tarquinio fPresidentJ Mary Keane, Eleanor Niedzielska, Rosemarie Caruana, Margaret Thomas RED CROSS Early in the school year, the girls worked wholeheartedly to make our Junior Red Cross membership drive a success. The school representative attended the meetings at the Chapter House on Delaware Avenue once a month. Monthly meetings of the class represent- atives were also held. One of our main projects this year was the filling of forty boxes for the needy chil- dren of Europe. Mary Tarquinio 55 Y I , A. drzmcu-as ccml m 'as .2 X it iq' A 'A '55 J -, Q: . A- ,r,.- ., , 3 ,. 'I' 'f ' .Q ., if athletics As in years before many of the girls have after-school jobs, but in spite of this we have had a activities. great turnout for participation in the after-school sport The first tournament to be played off was that of Volleyball. The compe- tition was rather keen and battle after battle was fought, until VC4A came out on top with CT1B as the runner up. The semi-finals were played between CTIB vs. CT2A and VC4A vs. CT4A, with the resulting final game played between VC4A and CTIB. This year the tournament was played off in a different way than those of preceding years. The Round Robin System was used rather than of elimination. VC4A had two teams entered and both went undefeated until the fateful day they played against each other. The first game ended in a tie score 12-12, but in a later playoff Team 1 tPivot, Punch, and Shoot! was successful and claimed the trophy. CTIA was the undefeated freshmen team and therefore received the basketball banner as the runner up. I Bowling was entered into with great enthusiasm by all. The interest was sustained throughout until with great reluctance the final session was held. Along with the enthusiastic students there were several teachers trying their hand at bowling. These included Mrs. Schmidt, Miss Fritz, Mrs. Griffin, and Miss Callahan. For the twelve weeks that bowling was held, Rita Jaskier VCZD with the re- markable high average Gazdik with 103 for a only seven weeks, was Again this year by the Tumblers. u0hl My Aching Back,U a common slang expression can be truthfully voiced of 137, walked off with the trophy. Next in line was Grace ten week average, and in third place, also with 103, but for June Buhs of VC4A. we were treated to a grand performance given on letter Day by members of the tumbling group. Their motto: Ulf at first you don't succeedg tryg tryg try again, who cares about a slightly broken neck, on you it'll look goodlln The Ring Tennis ruled out, VCSB ended tournament was one of elimination. With team after team up as the victors and winners of the trophy. Congratula- tions! CT1A as runner up received the Ring Tennis Banner. At the time this book went to press the Baseball tournament had not as yet been played off. However, there is no doubt that all the classes will have a team in there pitching. The Badminton tournament had not been completed at the time this book went to press. However, several of the girls represented our school in the Western New York Girl's Doubles Badminton Tournament. These were: Norine Roska, Alice D. Vickner, Geraldine Kralick, Anne Cardwell, Dorothy Wozniak, and Virginia Smoker. Norine Roska 57 BACK ROW: Left to right-Dorothy Giczkowska, Luch Geryak, Ester Schalk, Charlotte Sypniewski, Betty Miller, Norma RZ6Pk8- MIDDLE ROW: Janice Bell, Lillian Szyszkowski, Dorothy Mroz, Henenitta Kucharski, Betty Jones, Patricia Daly FRONT ROW: lrene Kendzior, Ann Stillman, June Gosner, Joan Houseman, Frances Krezes BACK ROW: Left to right-Margaret Lupp, Victoria Fronckowiak, Emma Gross, Alice Marchrzak, Theresa Krzes, June Buhs, Rosemarie Caruana THIRD ROW: Alice D. Vickner, Gloria Butts, Grace Gadzik, Audrey Kloss, Florence Mulnarska, Dolores Relinska, Marcella Kiffman, Norine Roska MIDDLE ROW: Frances Cagliarro,Tina Serifilippi, Nancy Cagliarro, Rita Jas- kier, Mary Falcone, Jeannette Schyarta rildred Mytnik FRONT ROW: Dorothy Gickowska, Mary Servilippi, Lillian Genco, Eleanor Tra glia, Gertrude Barber, Dorothy Henne, Mary Goodie 58 GROUP I GROUP II GROUP III Norine Roska, Alice D. Viokner, Gloria Butts, Jeanette Schwartz, Alice Dalekowski , Henrietta Khcharski, Mary Goodie, Victoria Fronckowiak, Dorothy Henne, Dorothy Lemm, Dorothy Giczkowska, Marcella Kiffman, Alice Tolkacz, Irene Sobolewska, Irene Kendzior Josephine Chavez, Mildred Muenzenmaier, Carolyn Doster, Dolores Viapiano, Evelyn Udeck BACK ROW: THIRD ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right-Dorothy Mroz, Charlotte Sypniewska, Theresa Krzes, Alice Wiezorek, Ruth Austin, Victoria Fronckowiak, Emma Gross, Rosemarie Car uana, Gloria Butts Mildred M tnik, Grace Fries, Rita Frajdofer, Catherine Silvestrine, Es ter Schalh, Betty Miller, Marcella Kiffman, Geraldine Kralick, Norma Rfe ka MArge Perrello, Janice Perkins, Dorothy Wozniak, Rita Dangleis, Mary Falcone, Evelyn Udeck, Dorothy Thamaser, Dorothy Henne Ann Cardwell, Virginia Smoker, Alice D. Vickner, Norine Roska, Joan Housman, Eugenia Carpinska f 59 BACK ROW: Left to right-Theresa Krzes, Victoria Fronekowiak, Marilse Knecht, Marcella Kiffman, Alice D. Vickner, Norine Roska, Anna Cheek, Dolores Viapiano, Ange- line Mantino FRONT ROW: Betty Winfrey, Josephine Cataldo, Josephine Chavez, Louise DeRosa, Helen Kalisz, Bernice Schwindler, Bertha Fanaro, Elsie Weiss BACK ROW: Left to right-Irene Kendzoir, Ann Stillman, Dorothy Mroz, Henrietta Kucharski, Betty Jones, June Gosner, Joan Housman NTDDLE ROW: Annie Cheek, Alice D. Vickner, June Buhs, Theresa Krzes, Norine Roska, Dolores Viapiano FRONT ROW: Audrey Ries, Florence Mylnarska, Victoria Fronck- owiak, Marilse Knecht, Marcella Kiffman, Angeline Mantjno 60 q 4 ,X . V 67 X lE! Vl' 1jIl?l'.Ll i T P l 4? CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS G 0 L D T O N E S T U D I 0 Portraits of Wistinction 631 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y, wa. 9770 A Office: Taylor 1495 We are the girls of F3A Always jolly, happy, and gay DR, J. R. LAMB Also courteous and polite Dental Surgeon For we try to please with all our might. 1144 Lovejoy Street Buffalo F3A PHONE MA 4388 Birthday Cakes P I E S A FRIEND KOZZY BAKE SHOP PIES, CAKES, BREAD, ROLLS, D0-NUTS Mr. k Mrs. Ulysses S. Robinson, Prop 284 Jefferson Avenue Buffalo, N, Y. w A 62' DEISIG'S DRUG STORE Carl Deisig, Pharmacist 1607 Genesee St. at Doat HU DRESCHER'S CANDIES 9945 ICE CREAM BAR 2184 Fillmore Ave. cor. Leroy C. DEISIG FOR DRUGS UN 9765 COMPLIMENTS OF E. A. GROTKE, GROCER 897 Clinton Street Buffalo 10, N. Y. Phone CL. 7696 The Yearbook Staff wishes to express its complete delight that at long last, the Yearbook has ceased to be a jumble of paper, typing, ink, pictures, rubber ce- ment, airbrush, proofs, drawings, and var ious, and sundry explosions, and has be- come a reality--the HERALD of 1946. Congratulations to the Class of 1946 from the FACULTY Y A 'Y LOQ I T UKF TUR5 A ,glifmf 'fe' WY' as 1 Q65 S .A ' 1 6 1 A lim-Y if ' A Y BEAUTY scHooL 1 730 MMM sum - bufrALo,Nfw YORK 6,3 . ' 00 QNO h RX e C! U6 Qi' qw- ' A 1 QW' mga ods! QJQJ Oo 076 it AJ. -,, ' Jr , dx 5KXO W9 605 LA JE Ped cross - 1a of f3x0q eQf.O O f'7-s f7 0,7096 'be f? 5 FASHIONABLE CLEANERS Compliments of Cleaning, Pressing, E Repairing We Call For And Deliver CT2A Phone: MA 3238 COMPLIMENTS OF Phone: MA 0900 Notary Public FRANKIE'S MARINE LOUNGE LEWIS' MORTUARY 566 Michigan Ave. Mr. H Mrs. H. Alfred Lewis Licensed Manager and Embalmer Wa. 9181 561 Clinton St. Buffalo, N.Y. TRiangle 1168 ALBERT LEBEAU INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 74 Cazenovia St ERNEST WEDEKINDT Buffalo' N- Y- FUNERAL HOME Ass't Secretary C' F' JOYCE Co INC' HOWARD B. WEDEKINDT LICENSED MANAGER 5 Walden Avenue Phone CL 1068 Phone CL 1708 HU 7811 FOR SERVICE CALL FREE PARKING WARDNER H. JONES Home for Funerals Lady Attendant 417 Jefferson Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. 65 We disagree on Frankie We wish you all the luck in the world OH Binz and all the Pest? And hope you will always succeed But h8Fe'S where we all We want you to know that this do BHPGG Little rhyme comes from VC1E VCBA is best. Who Who Who Who FROM THE SENIORS are sorry to see the end of their four years, have enjoyed their last year the very best, look forward joyously to Graduation, will miss G.V. H. S. Cdass of 1946 ee' 0 'G o Q9 ,Q SU 0 Q? X00 QQ -00.1 Q, Q Q QS Q5 Kb QED X511 XO sos AO. f SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CANDY, SOFT DRINKS, TOYS 8 NOVELTIES. MERVILLE'S DELICATESSEN 288 Carlton St. Compliments of VC3B SULLIVAN LUMBER Woodwork---Building Materials Niagara at Arthur St. RI 4500 ROAD SERVICE Tires Batteries Vulcanizing - Recapping ED. LEWIN 93 Grape St. cor Carlton WA 2162 We can't cook Or take dictations But we are good At alterations. CT1C Ye students who weep, Ye students who wail, Ye students who stud , And students who fail: You think you'd be happy If schools were taboo, So this is the problem I've put up to you. Would you be happy Just playing all day, Getting up in the morning And having to say, - nNow what, oh what, Can I do today?n From ENGLISH IN ACTION by J. C. Tresler VC2A Photographs FRAMES BEN SWAN Photographer Phone: WA 8363 637 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. 4 Phone: GR 7711 PETROLEUM SERVICE AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Installations-Roadways-Electrical Work Motor Repair-Maintenance-Building 94 Claremont Buffalo 13, N. Y. DOMINIC APA COMPLIMENTS OF wmuns sony coma 666-674 GENESEE sT. BUFFALO, N.Y. VC1C WE ARE FOR THEE V is for our C is for our 1 is for the C is for the very best carefulness in tests intelligence we show co-operation we know. Phones: Office - Cleve. 8345 Res. Cleve. 3848 SHERMAN L. WALKER Undertaker and Embalmer Done by the latest method known to science 415 Clinton St. Buffalo, N. 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VC2D p COMPIIMENTS 0F A FRIEND W.fS. We specialize in Vanity and Dresser Tops G. 8 M. Furniture Co. 2265 Genesee St. Buffalo,New York There are just three words We want to say Compliments of F1A THE JOLLY FOURTEEN CT3A RUDOLPH FREY INC. Established 1896 MEATS K SAUSAGE 678 William Street WWE 'N BARRON FUNERAL SERVICE Ellyn D. Barron 1932 Bailey Avenue Buffalo, . Y. Phone, GRant 9845 CARLSEN'S SERVICE Batteries, Tires, Motor Tune-Up Lubrication --- Vulcanizing Generator, Starter A Brake Service Fender Touch Up 1152 Michigan Ave. Cor. Edna Pl. Buffalo 8, COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND KARL SCHEEL EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Rubbers Repaired-Shoes Dyed 300 Carlton St. Buffalo, N. Y A SUPERB HOSPITAL INSURANCE POLICY IS NOW AVAILABLE FOR SELECTED RISKS, AL- LONING 55 DAILY FOR 90 DAYS AT HOSPITAL OR 55 DAILY FOR TRAINED NURSE AT YOUR HOME. COST Men 512.00 Women 513.00 TED E. BUERGER agent 407 Huntington Ave. Buffalo Phone PA 8421 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1946 THE FACULTY 78 M My , ........-4,.mM., , , . ,.., L 5 mx at Lakes them QI! to make our school run smoothlg . We're the girls of F1B Always happy, proud, and free. Good in work and good in play Always happy through the day. COMPLIMENTS of Charles E. Roesch 8 Co. 10 Broadway Market Buffalo 12, New York ERNST LANDES Commercial Printing Ticket Specialist 363 Genesee Street CL 8087 Best Wishes from VCIA E. D. GUTTAS CO. nMay the angels watch over you Manufacturer of May God bless you ' School Letters, Pennants and emblems May all the j0yS in life be YOUFS-H We Specialize in Lettering on CT1B Sports Wear of All Kinds 77-79 Cleveland 6188 W. Chippewa St. Buffalo 2, N. Y. SPANO'S DELICATESSEN Beer, Cold Cuts, Ice Cream And School Supplies 407 Plymouth Ave. GRant 9809 The class of VC1B Wish the graduates success Throughout the many Years to come. uillfn HUFFALO F 1 2 1 i -4 2 5 1 E -. 3 If n 5 5 J i F 5 i II ! 1 5 1 fi 1 E WP? IFEX ' J-r3 '?':9:w.3-19- '1' whifil, ls. -,Y xxx x :Eh-E ,if'1,? L. WF 12-GJZYV-K-. 'Y-. ,jj- R VJ? . ,, , .-'W , ,f.1P'f'P3'!'1:f1'L-.. '..'2'if'I'Lf5Q