Gowanda Central School - Valley Bugle Yearbook (Gowanda, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

Valley Bugle l'RliSIiN'I'lilJ m' THE CLASS OF 1953 GOWANIJA HIGH SCHOOL GOXYANIJA. NEW' YORK Preface The preparation and publication of the VALLEY BIQGLE is at once both a pleasant and a sad undertaking for us, the Senior Class of 1953. Pleasant, because it brings to mind all the events of the past four years. which are to become our most precious memories: sad. because it means saying goodbye to those happy times and good friends, to the patient and long-suffering teachers who strove so valiantly to enlighten our clouded minds. We of the VALLEY BUGLE staff have decided upon 'sFeudalism for our theme because it provides an artistic and attractive background for our high school days. Like the serfs of that period who gradually worked their way upwards out of bondage, so do we progress out of our Dark Age as junior high students until that moment when, as Seniors, we reach our goal as graduates. The serfs of feudal times had to overcome the most difficult obstacles and adverse conditions in their upward climb towards freedom and knowledge. Fortunately for us today, our progress is limited only by our own desires and ambition. To aid us in our struggle we have our King's Council, represented by our Board of Education, who plan, direct and decide for the common good of all. Our able King and his Minister, Mr. Donald VVing and Mr. Lawrence Scura, guide us justly and well. Our most wise Royal Philosopher, Mr. Sidney Frost, advises us in our choice of courses and subjects. The Dukes and Duchesses, represented by our competent faculty, strive valiantly to instill in our minds that knowledge which will best benefit us in our chosen careers. To them we say. Thank you. IVe especially wish to acknowledge the splendid guidance and assist- ance of Ml's. Lydia Sever, Miss Inez Shippen and Mrs. Marianna YVonnacott, without which it would have been next to impossible to bring this VALLEY BUGLE to you. Personnel Table of ontents EDITOR JANET MCBEAN PREFACE Pagt ASSISTANT EDITOR RicHARD WINSHII' DEDICATION Pagt BUSINESS MANAGER JOHN PA1.UMno CALENDAR Pagt ART EDITOR GERMAINE KE'r'rl.l-: ADMINISTRATION Pagt ADYISORS Mas. LvDxA G. Savmz SENIORS Page Miss INEZ SHIPPEN UNDERCLASSMEN Page Mus. MARIANNA R. YVONNACOTT ACTIVITIES Pagi PHOTOGRAPHER Rio:-1ARos AND DONAHUE ATHLETICS Page PRINTER NIAGARA FRONTII-ZR PUBLISHING Co. ADVERTISING Pagt 2 Dedication Miss ffm.-xi,iwiNi-, I 1,1 Ml R 5 .1 CN tum- shi' h.1s spm-nt with us us our class uclxismg lm' 'ti ltltvivst in mix' ntlilv progtmli. :md he-1' Ill'Yt'l' mmling' svnst- of humor. clvclicziti- u ll 1' X .'Xl,l,I',X lil fill. to Bliss Pliiiiimi NIR. lI.xRm,iv iiOI,I,IzINlll'.i it 1, s support in .ill out .utixi -s. lm xxmk us out class z1clx'isoi', :incl his Quiclgi to hm-lp us rvuvli our --nail. 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The Board has many responsibilities, such as acting as an intermediary for the school and the State Education Department. The selection of a principal and ol' teachers is also an important task for the Board. They do all this and more to guide us on our road to learning. Students and Board members do not often come in close contact with one another, but we realize that without them our school would soon fail to function. We, the Senior Class, appreciate this opportunity to express our gratitude to the Board of Education for their capable management and sincere interest in our education. aN 1 Y' al BOARD OF EDUCATION lst row: Mrs. Voncina. Dr. Cole. Mrs. Graves 2nd row: Mr. Allen. Mr. Musacehio. Mr. Wing. Mr. Schaaek. Mr. Braek W WW The Rulers h KING fx1u,IJnx.x11wNN'lxr: .S I - 'I PRINCE NIR. I..XXYIH X1fI-1SKIVRX Q-..4 I IIJII S IN-W.-Xl'l'lNH '11 lil-1a'l'lu'm. S112 X Il 'I' ILXNXIQ .XXVKXI-ZR I'IIII,OSOPIlER MR.SIlJNP1X' FROST NIINISIER Ol I lNANCI'1 MR. CHAR1,Hs I'nxAf:K 3 I Dukes and Duchesses cl1'ruzirt1-li: Mrs. G1-in'x'i1-xv .IUilIlSllll Third fil'2llit'I Mrs. lilmrlnttv Hairin-s. Third fil'llti1'I Miss Fstlu-1' lfirth. 'lhiui Graulv. johnson. First timid'-. PRIMA RY 47 K X35 -' ' lst ruw: Miss Mzirjorim- Smith. Fourth Giuxcivz Mr. th-oruv Dispi-nm. Sixth flixillv Ind row: Miss l i':im'i-s Krniiw. Sixth Grndv: Miss :Xniiv Slzidivh. Fifth Grzuh-I Miss Dorothu Xvilb4'l', lfourth Granh- 8 Jllliif W wx x H- if X I f '.i ' i LZ 0 'N-. X 1. Y 'MA' fi A' iVMl'N J it X 'iii x azyil i ,,' ,, v?k.N,f if , 591-M' Maw' wfw mv it ML' INTERMEDI.-X'l'E lst row: Niiss Nlznie- xvilll'llll'. Kin- lfirst Clluicivl Xliss xiillilliil Sm-vii-5. Incl row: Mrs. Mqirimm Mrlinnty. Sl't'0llti Gnicivl Nirs, I.ull1-lln Unw- fii-ltl. Se-coml Grntlv: Miss .login Hviis. SVCOIIKI fillllilf Nils. Duruthy R1-nd, First Grnclw-1 Mrs. ll--I--ii lst row: Mr. Dull- Snmv. Alunioi 'nil row: Mr. Sinn Ron-lln. -lllllilll .I:u'ksun. -Innim' High Mntllviiiaitivs, junior High English: Mr, Engl-nv Dukes and Duchesses High linglish. Mnsir, fillillllllwi Mrs. Mawgnrm-t llviiivry. junior High linglishx Mrs. -lnliv ilimiiilmli-y. -lnnim' High lhlilllll'IIlZlKlt'S, Snvizll Slnilivs. High Svivilw. llvulth: Mr. lYilliznn Sorinl Stuilivs: Mr. lirm-st Kionlw. Brown. -Innini' High Surinl Studi:-s. JUNIOR HIGH o 'X I X gli N' A ..-, !? e.3. -if L 4, M IQ ' AQ 1 A 4 . 3'-' ,wwfd CLASSROOM lst row: Miss Doris 'liliorpmz ling lish: Mrs. In-iii' Shzinnmi. Mathi- lllIlIll'S2 Mr. Clmrh-s Pm-rhznn. Sri vmw-: Miss Ji-:in lIzn'ti-r. English. 2nd row: Mr. Louis Martini. Sri l'IlCl'1 Mi'. llzirolcl llolli-nhn-rk, Su vial Studii-s: Mr. llosu-ph lfitzpxl trick. English: Mr. Howard Svhnltz Sovizll Stnclivs. 9 Dukes and Duchesses SPECIAL is if Sa-zitvcl: Mrs. Mary Knliwzi. Busi nm-ss: Miss Inc-I Shipps-n. Businvss M1's. Iflvclzl R4-hl. i'0IIll'Ill1liiIll! Miss. Julia Uocldm-n. Musiv. Standing: Miss Gvrnlclinv PILIIIICI Pllysiczil Ecluvzntimix Mr, Gi-arm Mc-l'r'ill. Musif: Ivlr. llowzircl Ilillis Physirzil Ecllirnlimiz Airs. Mnruzirm- Sippln-. Horn:-nmkinq. yi? I I f v5 ' Q21 o I ig! ' Aix ' x 5WV ' wi fmi aayi mgfgy 'Uv ij A 'f i WT?-3.3 K- , Muir .4 gf rl ' ,1 2 ,1 ' wc.. Nirs, Lydia: Sm-vw. l.ibr:irizin: Mrs. Nlzirilyn K4-llu-y. Art. Kindvrgnrts-nl Mr. john Borgn-son. Drivvr Educa- tion. Industrial Arts: Mrs. Mzwizinu YY0iin:n'utt. Art: Mr. Hzirtli-tt Ross. Industrial Arts: Mr. Kviirivcly Day- ton. .-Xurirnlturv. IO SPECIAL mil f fl? 5 4 9 Qfiggw of X 4. j 5 7 QS if X I l Rafi if ,..,g Ng X ' i S, ar? ' 5' 31 --,-,,. Uverlortls i CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS M. Westlund, Miss Plumer. R. Howard. W. Allen. Mr. Hollenbeek. M. Peters Historical anuscript Whew! lVe finally made it, although we never thought we would. After four long years of hard work we finally reached our goal. As Freshmen we elected Miss Plumer and Mr. Hollenbeck as our class advisors. Our class officers were: President, jane Graves: Vice President, Andrew Musacchiog Treasurer, Rodney Gurney: and Secretary, jean Riflle. We established a system of dues which we carried on during our four years. As our projects. we had a spaghetti supper, a magician show and a bake sale. The closing of school was cele- brated by a trip to Crystal Beach. After a long summer vacation, we came back to school as Sophomores. Our officers were: Presi- dent, Robert Demcryg Vice President, Robert Hillg Treasurer, Rodney Gurney, and Secretary. Marilyn Larson. Our activities this year included a fish dinner, Sophomore Hop and a bake sale. Again we ventured to Crystal Beach at the closing of school. We're juniors, just think of it! Only one more year to go! Our officers this year were: President, Robert Hill, Vice President, Margaret Van Slyke, Treasurer, Andrew Musacchiog and Secretary, Su- zanne Leiker. The spotlight of this year was our junior Prom, with Margaret Van Slyke reigning as queen. To raise our financial status, we sponsored the selling of Christmas cards, had a fish dinner, and a Sadie Hawkins Day dance, in addition to another bake sale. Seniors at last! A raging campaign resulted in the election of these officers: President, NVilliam Allen: Vice President, Mary Westlundg Treasurer, Melvin Peters, and Secretary, Roberta Howard. XVe started the year off with a bang by selling Christmas wrapping paper and magazines. lVe held a Christ- mas dance, g'The Holiday Whirl, during the Christmas vacation. The Senior play, RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER, was a big success because we all worked so hard on it. The peak of our senior year was, of course, our trip to lVashington, D. C. l'Ve had looked forward to it for four years, and with the help of Miss Plumer and Mr. Hollenbeck our goal was achieved. lt seems only yesterday that we could hardly wait to be Seniors. Now we wish the time had not passed so quickly. I2 ALLEN, WILLIAM ALLEN, WILLIS ANDOLSEK, RAYMOND Earx Willie Radar I lm-nd you my vars to usm- 'KBad is host HA good man makvs no noise over a good dm-d Q BARTHM., BEVERLY BOWEN, JAMES BUFTON, JAMES Bev jim Buyer Tho happicst pvrson is the My way is to begin with thc Don't get that bum- in your pvrson who thinks tho hap- beginning bonnet. olv boy! pin-st thoughts , 1 C1111-'1-1.11. ,llefxx C0111-Q, MP1Rl.X'N Cook. Mx'11T1.1-2 ffllllllft' Cookie Alyrt I wuulcl 1:11111-1' plvnsv 111111 Swiftly hm- dm-s his work :mtl .-X t1'111- lFl'i1'Ilil is tl11- Q11-1111-st uoml lllllll than 111:111y lmcln fln-1-ts z1w':1y of ull lDll'SSiIlES4 111111 uh 0111- whi1'l1 wv Iilkl' th: lvzlst thought in llmx, NANCY Dnxrz.-x. SH1u1.11v Ev.-xxx. jo,xx ,Yan Shir! jounir R1'lll1'llllJt'Tl'll joys :me ncvur IA-t 1111-11 obvy th1- laws. and --B,.m.,. lim. than m.W,- past WO1111-11 the-ir husbands FARN ER, ROBERT,A FOSTER, PAUL ws Gnu., MURIEI. Bert Harry Mickey Bv not afraid of going slow- lf I can't takv it with mv. Quit-t pm-rsons arm- Wl'lCOITll ly, bc only afraid of stand- I won't go 4-vm-rywht-rv ing still CIILRAY, RICHARD GOMINIAK, JUDITH GORDON, WILLIAM Kilt judy Spilly K'Whnt will Il child lm-arn I would rather bv rvIIIvIII- Wann-n arm- rocks wht-rm-on soonvr than il song? bt-rod by a song than by il gn-att-st mon haw- oft:-II victory stood a i M f:RAYES, JANE HILL, ROBERT Hoo:-1nooM, Wu.1.ARn Cirnry Thumper Hongy A vhm-1-rful look makvs 21 Whore tha-rm-'s music' thx-rv By his ch-cds wm- know :1 dish a ff-ust ran't bu- misc'hi1-f mann Q llorv. Mfxusufx Ilowmm, Rour:k'rA jouxsox. Noxrzrzx Alrlrsh Bobbie Th1- morn' misrhivf. thv Sh-1-p is il prim-lm-ss trc-nsurv: To know hvr is to love- hvru In-ttvr sport thc- mon- ons- has of it. thc- bn-tu-r it is JOHNSON, RICHARD KETTLE, GERMAINE LARSON, MARILX'N Dirk Gerry Stink Thr marricd lifv is thc only L'Quivt is a good thing Fairvst among womon' lifi- LEIKER. SUZANNE MCIBEAN, JANET MIl,I.lGAN, KENNETH Suzy jan Ken Shv is pn-tty to walk with Asni1'm-as pic May thi- good prs-vuil and witty to talk with. and ph-aszmt too. to think on if ,, IJ MQ! - MINNER. Lao Mosman, LYLE MUSACCIHIO. Axmuaw Skinly-Minty Mosh Andy Do you Count your birthdays Ou-r thv hills and far away Politicians nvithvr low- non thankfully? hat:- N.u:1.1-1, Roumu' NITSCH, JANICE PALUMHO, joux Nag jan Honest john 'Wvhat wv usvd to call a I bellow- that Collvgm- makes Thr-rv arc- pick-povkf-ts in 'Man About Town' complm-to fools of our young cvcry crowd 71 ml-n 35? ! ...Q 3 PEGLOWSKI, Ronmu' PETERS, MELVIN RICE, NANCY Piggie Pete Nan 'kHandsomv is as handsome I'hu rustomcr is always That's 1-asivr said than docs right dom- . J X Rom-:soN, Dolsolues SCIIIFFMAN, GORDON Smrru, CAROL Dee Gordo Squeek For mv, it is to laugh NHL- that taught thcm thm-ir 'LAII wx-nt nn-rry as a mar- trivks, ka-pt om- to himself riagv bn-ll fx SMITH, JOAN SNYDI-IR. CLIFTON STOLL, jnfxx jouniz' Sonny D0o:ie To vzwh nga- bn-longm-th its Hn dos-s wvll. but nom- nhlzlkv nn- :x rhilcl signin just own lxmku knows but himsvlfu for tonight Suxnowx, Cfxuouz ,111-IOMPSON, MARJORIE 'I'HoRnAm., G1-:oxen George Margie Bill Shn-'sniu' by name and nice It is good to speak. but As good as 1-va-r trod th. hy nnturm- bm-ttvr to kc-cp still ground ,KNHQN A 5 E -gl. w VANSINKE, MARGARET VANDERHOSCH, .ARLENE XVARNEY, LYNN Maggie Arlie Skin A claughtcr of thc gods. Bashfulnc-ss is boyish Cod is proud of thosv who divinvly tall, and most di- urn- tall vim-ly fair W'A1.l.Am:x-1, Sufxuox Wx-:sT1,UNu, MARY Wuvrx-1, Suxmox Slzvrry Lee Meery Sherry Now-r takc anything for 'l'hm- mon- thu- nu-rrim-r 'Tis what I low- dm-tm-rmim-s grnntvdu how I lovvu -R 4 5r' JUNIORS WHO MAY GRADUATE Wixsmr. Riczn.-num Ifinzly Easy voinc-. vzisy go Drzsiiziug Roixnur Prof Rohvrt li-ft his vlziss :lt thu' cnd of his sophomore- yi-au: Ili- ri-vi-in-d il pre-imlum-tion svholnrship in libm-ral vcliivn- tion, nindm' possihlc hy tha- Ford Founclution :lt thi- Uni- Vm-rsity of Chicago. In ucldi- tion to having 1-zirnvml his stats- ri-ui-nts diploma. lu- now has two yours of roll:-uv fn-clit at thi' lf of C. cxxlalw, juan Mokmev. DOROTHY l rl.m'. Rifzii.-um jrunir lmgx S1'rn'j14' 'l'hn- pll'1lSlllItI'Sl thing in life' K'l,m'1- nu- littlv. lou' nn' You clon't ls-:wh old gports is to situ-ml to onmfs own long likm- him in-wtri1'ks lmusinn-ss ,QR : A 'fur' Qu' ? 'Qg. X The cribes lst inn: UI. lfninsh VI, kiI.lXg's. S. l.uikt'i. R. llnxx.ll'd. intl you VI. Nutsth. -I. linlt-rn. M, Pttvis. Mis. M-wi. R. XX'lnwlng'. -I. Mtlh-.1n. Cv. Ntttlt. il. liilnlnlw, Kr, ll:--lil.1lil. li. lyilmy. XY. llwuclmnxii. J. Stull. iid i--xx: -I, L.-vinrny.1k, K. Milligan, 5. lk-iitni. S, XX'lntc. N. Ratt. M. llnpp. M. iitnl. 5. XX'.1Il.na, rl. Ilicliln. XY. Alla-n. I.. Nlnncl. Li. Mllrtliimil. li, lziinci. M. XX'ustlninl. M. l..i1son. li, ltlitlit-l. X. l3t'.1n. Mis. XY-rnn.itott. Miss Nlnpiwii. .'Xl'tcr spt-nding' niainy Monday nights in dvlihvrzition. thc' Vzillvy liuglt- Stull. undcr tht- dirt-ction ol' Mrs. St-x'm-r. clvritlt-tl to liuw tht- lriiclzil systvni :is its llll'lllK' for this yvzir's pnhlirzltion. Alu-1' tht- duinniy ol thx- hook was pn-pz1i'vcl. rvpi't'st'ritntix'c's l-l'Ulll tht' Ric'lizn'ds and llonzilnw Coni- pziny taunt- to tzikm' pictnrvs ol' tht- rlussvs. orgzinizzitions und gruclcs. Ont' Friday wus also svt zisidc' lol' thi' llllilllg ol' tht- svnior picturvs by Nlr. :Xllvn ol' tht- szinit' conipuny. Blvriiht-x's ol' tht- stzill' wvrt' givvn thvir llSSlg'lllIll'IllS und got busy doing tlwir writcnps und nrt work. lYlim'n alll tht- Ill'K'l'SS2ll'y work had lwvvn donv. tht' ziclvm'i'tisc-1111-rits tzikvn in. und subscriptions sold. thc Vallcy Hugh- wt-nt to pri-ss for piihlication. lt was ai difficult strugglv to rnvct tht- clvzxcllim-. hut c'x't-ryoriv has workt-d haird on this hook und wt- llllpl' llllll you will vit-ioy t'x'cry pzigv ol' it. 'l'hr' Editors nrt-: EDITOR .Iam-t ML'lfl'1lll .-XSSIS'l'.-XNT EDITOR Richard NYinship BYSINESS MANAGER John Pziluniho .KRT EDITOR Gvrniziim- K1-ttlv 23 5 ,Img X ' N 'f ' Q . . I Fl L I rl: I N -Fx X , sig, . 'M xvar ' F X-mi- I Allen, lfilliam Allen, Willis A ndolsek, Raymond Barthel, Beverly Bowen, james Bufton, james Cheplo, jean Cook, Merlyn Cook, Myrtle Dean, Nancy Demery, Robert Denea, Shirley Evans, joan Famer, Roberta Faster, Paul Heil, Muriel Gilray, Rifharrl Cominiak, judith Gordon. lfilliam Graves, jane Hill, Robert Hogeboom, Willard l1opp.Ma1'.fha llowarrl, Roberta 24 Varsity Basketball 3. 4: junior Varsity Basketball 2: Panther Gazette I: Boys Quartet 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4: All State 2, 3, 4: All County 2. 35 Football Intramurals l, 3, 4: Softball Intramurals 2: Basketball Intramurals 1: Varsity Baseball 1. 3. 4: Track 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1. 3, 4: Student Council President 4: Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 3: Sergeant of Arms 25 Valley Bugle Staff 4: Active Atoms 3: Active Atoms Vice- Prcsident 3: Latin Club 1: Debate Club 4: Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Hi Y Chaplain 4: Class President 4: Senior Play 4. Basketball Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Football Intramurals l, 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 45 Bowling Intramurals 3: Varsity Football Manager 2. Junior Varsity Basketball l. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: junior Varsity Baseball l: Football Intramurals 15 Student Council Treasurer l: Student Council Attorney General 2: Student Council Sergeant of Arms 3: Boys' State 3. Chorus l. 2, 3. 4: Tri Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Debate Club 45 Senior Play 4: Bowling Intramurals 3: Dramatics Club 3: Basketball Intramurals l. 2. 3: Softball Intramurals l, 2: Valley Bugle Staff 4. Basketball Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: Football Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4. junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: junior Var- sity Football I, 2: Track 1. 2. 3, 45 Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: All State 3. 4: Senior Play 4: All County 2: President of Active Atoms 3: Hi Y Vice President 4: Hi Y 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Debate Club 4: Student Council 1: Boys Quartet 3: Softball Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4. Valley Bugle StaiT 4: Basketball Intramurals l. 2.: Debate Club 4: Future Homemakers of America l. 2. Junior Varsity Football 3: Varsity Football 4: Track 4: Future Farmers of America I. 2. 3, 4: Softball Intramurals I, 2: Basketball Intramurals 3. 4. Basketball Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4. Basketball Intramurals 1: Panther Gazette I. 2, 3: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Future Home- makers of America l. Band 1, 2: Chorus 1. 2: Latin Club l. 2: Dramatics Club I, 2: Hi Y l. 2: Chaplain of Hi Y 1: Class President 2. Basketball Intramurals 4: Dramatics Club 3: Tri Hi Y 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls Ensemble l, 2. 3. 4: All State 4: All County 4: Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4: Tri Hi Y Vice President 4: Dramatics Club I: Active Atoms 3: Debate Club 4: Valley Bugle 4: Senior Play 4. Future Homemakers of America 1. 2: Valley Bugle Stall' 4. Future Farmers of America l. 2, 3, 4. Valley Bugle Staff 4. Basketball Intramurals l: Track 2. 3. 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: junior Varsity Football l, 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Active Atoms 3: Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Hi Y President 4: Chorus I, 2, 3. 45 Boys Quartet 3. 4: All County 2. 3. 4: All State 3. 4: Latin Club l : Debate Club 4. Tri Hi Y 2. 3: Tri Hi Y Treasurer 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Girls Ensemble 2. 3. 4: All County 3. 4: All State 4: Debate Club 4: Active Atoms 3: Latin Club l: Senior Play 4: Bowling Intramurals 3: Basketball Intramurals 2. 3: Softball Intramurals 2. 3: Panther Gazette l. Junior Varsity Baseball l : Varsity Baseball 2: Student Council 3: Junior Varsity Basket- ball 3: Cross Country 3, 4: Cross Country Captain 4: Basketball Team Manager l. 2: Football Team Manager l. 2: Basketball Intramurals l. 2, 4: Football Intramurals l. 3: Bowling Intramurals 4: Softball Intramurals 3: Senior Play 4: Track 3. 4. Student Council Secretary 3: Basketball Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Bowling Intramurals 3: Band l, 2. 3. 4: Chorus l. 2. 3 4: All County l. 2. 3, -l: All State 3. 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Debate Club 4: Class President lr Tri Hi Y 2. 3. Chorus 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3 .4: Hi Y 2: Senior Play 4: Football Intramurals 4: Dra- matics Club 2: Spanish Club 1: Active Atoms 3: Boys State 3: Boys Quartet 3. 4. Chorus 4: Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country 1, 2. 3: Varsity Football 4: Active Atoms 3: Debate Club 4: Senior Play 45 Valley Bugle Staff 4: Latin Club I: Panther Gazette 3: Basketball Intramurals 3, 4: Football Intramurals 2. 3: Softball Intramurals 1. 2. Future Homemakers of America l, 2: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Basketball Intramurals 2, 3: Debate Club 4. Tri Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Bowling Intramurals 3: Basketball Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Softball Intra- murals 2. 3. 4: Debate Club 4: Active Atoms 3: Grade Librarian 2, 3: Class Secretary 4: Prom Queen Candidate 3. johnson, Noreen johnson. Richard Kettle, Germaine Larson , Marilyn Leiker Suzanne McBean, janet Milligan, Kenneth Minner. Leo Morley, Dorothy Mosher, Lyle Musacchio, Andrew Nagle, Robert Nitseh, janice Palumbo, Ioh 11 Peglowski, Robert Peters, Melvin Rice. Nancy Robeson, Delores Schiffman, Gordon Smith, Carol Smith, joan Snyder, Clifton Stoll, jean Sundown, Carole Thompson, Marjorie Thordahl, George Iitley, Richard Vanderbosch , A rlene VanSlyke. Margaret li 'allace, Sharon Westlunrl, Mary White, Sharon Winxhip. Richard H 1 ,133 Softball Intramurals 2. Basketball Intramurals l. 2, 3: Football Intramurals l. 2: Track l: Junior Varsity Football l. Debate Club 4: Valley Bugle Art Editor 45 Basketball Intramurals 2. 3. 45 Softball Intramurals 2. 3. 4. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Basketball Intramurals l. 2. 3. 45 Softball Intramurals l, 2. 3. 45 Tri Hi Y 2. 3. 45 Tri Hi Y Treasurer 45 Active Atoms 35 Active Atoms Secretary 3: Band 1. 25 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls Ensemble l, 2. 3. 4: All County 1. 2. 3, 45 All State 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council 3 45 Student Council Treasurer 3: Panther Gazette 1: Latin Club l: Valley Bugle Staff 45 Prom Queen Candidate 35 Class Secretary 25 Debate Club 4. junior Varsity Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 4: Basketball Intramurals 3. 4: Softball Intramurals 3 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Girls Ensemble 2. 35 Tri Hi Y 2: Latin Club l: Student Council Secretary 45 Class Secretary 35 Prom Queen Candidate 35 Valley Bugle Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Debate Club 4. Panther Gazette l. 2, 3: Editor 2. 35 Valley Bugle Editor 45 Bowling Intramurals 4: Softball Intramurals l: Debate Club 4: Basketball Intramurals l. 2. Basketball Intramurals l. 2. 3. 45 Football Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4: Softball Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Chorus l. 2: Junior Varsity Basketball 2: junior Varsity Football 2: Active Atoms 3: Valley Bugle Staff 45 Bowling Intramurals 3, 4: Basketball Intramurals l. 3. 4. Basketball Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4. Senior Play 4. junior Varsity Basketball 2: Junior Varsity Football 2: Class Vice President l: Class Treasurer 3: Track 2, 3. Football 1. 2. 3: Future Farmers of America 2, 3: Student Council 3: Hi Y l. 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4. Head Majorette l. 2. 3. 45 Tri Hi Y 2. 3. 4: Tri Hi Y Chaplain 4: Panther Gazette 2, 3. 4: Band I, 2. 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4: Girls Ensemble l. 2. 3. 4: All County 4: Active Atoms 3: Latin Club 15 Valley Bugle Staff 4: Senior Play 4. Senior Play 4: Boys State 35 Hi Y Treasurer 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Hi Y 3. 4: Cross Country 3: Active Atoms 3. Basketball Intramurals 3. 4: Student Council 3: Bowling Intramurals 3. 4. Valley Bugle Staff 4: Class Treasurer 4: Senior Play 4. Tri Hi Y 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4. Dramatics Club l. 2. 3, 45 Panther Gazette 3: Senior Play 4. Band l. 2. 3, 45 Chorus l. 2. 3. 45 Boys Quartet 3. 4: Boys State 3: Hi Y 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4. Valley Bugle Stafl' 4: Student Council 2: Debate Club 4. Grade Librarian 3. Basketball Intramurals 3. 4: Softball Intramurals 2: Football Intramurals 3. Basketball Intramurals l: Softball Intramurals l: Grade Librarian 4: Valley Bugle Stall' 4: Debate Club 4. Baseball Intramurals 25 Softball Intramurals 2: Debate Club 4. Baseball Intramurals l: Debate Club 4. Boys State 3: Senior Play 4. Varsity Football 2. 3, 45 junior Varsity Basketball 1: Softball Intramurals 2. 3: Track l. 2, 3. 4. Baseball Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Softball Intramurals 25 Home-making Club l. 2. Tri Hi Y 2. 3. 45 Tri Hi Y President 45 Dramatics Club l, 2: Class Vice President 3: Student Council 25 Basketball Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals 2. 3. 4: Prom Queen 35 Active Atoms 3. Chorus l. 2. 3, 4: Basketball Intramurals 2, 3: Softball Intramurals 3: Debate Club 4. Softball Intramurals 2. 3: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3. 45 Tri Hi Y 3. 4: Girls Ensemble 2, 4: Senior Play 4: Class Vice President 4: Dramatics Club 1. 2, 3. 45 Debate Club 45 Panther Gazette 25 All County 3: All State 4. Collins Center Chorus 15 Chorus Secretary and Treasurer 2: Chanticleer Stall l. 25 Art Editor of Chanticleer 2: Gowanda Tri Hi Y 3. 4: Debate Club 4: Basketball Intra- murals l, 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4: Prom Queen Candidate 3. Dramatics Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club President 3. 4: Panther Gazette 1: Bowling Intramurals 3: Student Council 3, 4: Valley Bugle Assistant Editor 4: Debate Club 45 Senior Play 4. 25 Document of Overlords ALLEN, WILLIAM - His size 12 shoes to Dana Boss for stamping purposes in 307 study hall ALLEN, WILLIS - His hunting skills to Donald Milligan. ANDOLSEK, RAYMOND - His set shots in basketball to Robert Grudzien. BARTHEL, BEVERLY - Her driving ability to Feezer Eaton. BOWEN, JAMES - His love for bicycles to Larry Sargent. BUFTON, - His place in Coach Hillis' heart to Luman Dial. CHEPLO, JEAN - Her late hours to 'iAggie Knuth. COOK, MERLYN - His ability in football to Clayton Logan. COOK, MYRTLE - Her ability in basketball to Karen Eels. DEAN, NANCY - Her many boyfriends to anyone fortunate enough to get them. DEMERY. ROBERT - His frequent visits to school to Delbert Ball. DENEA, SHIRLEY - Her jazzy times on the Dayton bus to Beverly Schauer. EVANS, JOAN - Her short walk to school to Esther Menninger. FARNER. ROBERTA - Her wonderful times skating at Dunkirk to Roberta Farley. FOSTER, PAUL - His jeep to anyone with enough nerve to drive it. GEIL, MURIEL - Her long walks to Famer and Parker's to Ethel Maines. GILRAY, RICHARD - His love for Cornell to Mr. Perham. GOMINIAK, JUDITH - Ten cents to buy some buttons for Jane Sowinski's blouse. GORDON, WILLIAM - His cross country shoes to Robert Grudzien. GRAVES, JANE - Her many nicknames to Robert Vehar. HILL, ROBERT - His small shoes with the loud noise to any person who wants to wear them HOGEBOOM, W ILLARD - His beaver traps to next year's biology class. HOPP, MARSHA - Her bashfulness to Ellen Ross. HOWARD, ROBERTA - Her third eyebrow to anyone who can't grow one. JOHNSON, NOREEN - All the fun she had playing basketball to Doris Blackmon. JOHNSON, RICHARD - The ring on his left hand to someone who doesn't have one. KENNEDY, JEAN - Her shyness to Eugene Wing. KETTLE, GERMAINE - Her quiet ways to Marilyn Cole. LARSON, MARILYN - Her constant chatter in Mr. Dayton's study hall to Olive Kumpf. LEIKER, SUZANNE - Her fear of making speeches to her sister, Ruth. McBEAN, JANET - Her four wonderful years at GHS to her sister, Rosemary. 26 Document of Overlords MILLIGAN, KENNETH - His nickna xxlm- Careless to Arnold Vert. MINNER. LEO - One of his pipes to Robert Cole. MORLEY. DOROTHY - Her legs to Billy Neeley. MOSHER. LYLE - His silent attitude to David Deary. MUSACCHIO, ANDREW - His place on the track team to Otto Thamasett. NAGLE, ROBERT - His quiet parties at Nag's Hideaway to Louis Gable. NITSCH. JANICE -- Her place in history class political debates to any good democrat. PALUMBO. JOHN g His height to Bartlett Greene. PEGLOXVSKI, ROBERT - His way with the girls to Philip Palcic. PETERS. MEI,VIN - His good nat iii' e through thick and thin to Joan Thorclahl. RICE, NANCY - Her wonderful weekends in Cherry Creek with Nancy Dean to anyone who has a sister living there. ROBESON, DOLORES - Her fluttering eyelashes to Donna Brandt. SCHIFFMAN. GORDON - His place at the Pie Kitchen d iii' ing Friday noon ho ixi' s to L 1111 ian Dial. SMITH, CAROL E Her height to Bernadine Palumbo. SMITH. JOAN --- Her long hair to Nancy Rupp. SNYDER. CLIFTON - His reserve to Hilton Hill. STOLL, JEAN - H i'i' history marks to Leatrice Allen and her sister. SUNDOWN, CAROLE - Her place in Mr. Fitzpatrick's heart to Lucille Goode. THOMPSON. MARJORIE - Her seat in the typing room to some promising typist. THORDAHL. GEORGE H- His love for Miss Carter to Dan Harrington. U'l'l,EY, RICHARD -- His shot put ability to David Rupp. VANDERBOSCH. ARLENE Q Her happy high school days to Phyllis Matteson. VAN SLYKE, MARGARET - Her prom queen crown to the most popular Junior girl. VARNEY, LYNN -- His rides in Paul Foster's jeep to anyone with nerve enough to accept them. IYALLACE, SHARON - Her quiet, but pleasing, manner to Ruth Howard. IYES'l'LI'ND. MARY - Her first place in the Oratorical Contest to Burt Hawkins. NYIIITE. SHARON -f Her cute ways to Frances Sandy. WINSHIP. RICHARD 3 His two year term of presiding over the Dramatics Cluh to anyone with a large bottle of aspirins. 27 'Ps X W Intcr Ball I I I II s I x I III I I I 5-Ex ' Xf 5 If, I x 'III-4.1.I-X. f -FUIIIVIII Qlx XI-IIII-IIIIIII.II 'IIIIIIIIII XKIIIII'.Ii1III'lJm.IIIII.IlIIIII un III' I'IIIIII'I LII, I'VIf.II.IIIIIII-'KIII.III'I1IxI'Iy IIIIIXII III XII-IIIIIX UII III-xlI.I !III-- 'I III I. .K I I-IIIIII Il- I vII.IIIfII I LIIIIxIIII.Ix III-If um III.II --II III IIII' Iv III--I I.I .II IIII' III: III' II.I, IPIIIIIIH IIII- IIIWIIIIIMI-III IIII II-IIIwII- IIII'IIIx urn NI'IxIIIIIIlIxIxIIIlLg1II IIIIIIJI-N, N.IIIIInI III-N, .IIIII IIIIIII II, X1.IIx xIIIIII'III III III- III II N II -I .IIIII III.IIIx IIIIIII NIIIII-IIIIIIIII-I .III-.Ix .IIII-IIIIMI. l'II.IIII'II III-I IIII IIII- II.IIIII- III II' X1 .IIIII XIIx CLI-IIIII IIIIIII IIf.I. XI .IIIII XIII ll.IIIIIII IIIIIII-IIIII-III. .IIIII XII .IIIII XI I II.IIIx NI III X Njgx ' SI., -ff -,N L Q V s The prin Ball M. l't'tt'ls, ll. ll.m.ntl. I. Pnlxino. M, lalson, XV. XVL-yaliitl. R. llill. M. Van Slylcc. XY. llogclmnm, Cioininialt, S. XVhitc, t. 'l'.ilt. S. l.t-:lst-1. R. Allyn 'l'ln' strains ol' Stardnst,' drilitvd ou-r tht- solit hlnc-. sky-likv cm-iling' dripping with silwr and gold stars. Young' ladivs in pastcl gowns stood with vscorts anxiously awaiting tht- vntranct- ol' tht- Prom Qiwvii. 'l'ht' nnisim' swcllcd and tht- rooin was lillvd with ohs and ahs as tht- Llllt'l'Il. Nlurgarvt Van Slvkv. fflidvd in wt-arinv' a ali- vt-llow floor lt-nqth gown and ca1'rx'it1f a bout uct ol long st0nnnt'd l . 5 5 P . - . N l - Aimwicaxi lit-auty rost-s. She was followed hy ht-r attvndants. -Indith Goniiniak. Robvrta lloward. Nfarilyn I Larson. Suzannv 1,1-ilu-r and Sharon XYliitv who wrrv hallvrina lc-ngth gowns ol whitv, yt-llow. pt-ach and hluv with inatrhing' corsagcs. 'l'ht- class ptvsidcnt, Rolwrt Hill. placvd tht' crown on tht- qiu-t'n's hvad and c'ann'ra lmnlhs llashvd as t'Yl'l'y0lll' t'l'owd1'd to gvt anothvr vit-w ol' hcr on the tlirons- l'l'OXYIll'Cl in splvndor. 'l'ln'n 1-x't'l'yoiw drvw hack as tlu' Class prvsidvnt danc't'd tht- first danu' with tht- nvw tllll't'Il to tht- innsit' ol' -lohnniv Scdota's orcht-stra. Applausm- gn-m'tt-tl tllt'Ill as tht-y rvturnvd to thvir partnvrs. llanrinf' N continnvd nntil l :UU AQVI. whvn l'Yl'l'y0Ill' dispvrsvd. zign-vitig' that this ct-rtainly was a night to l't'lIll'IIllJl'l'. 29 The Masque Un I'I....i I, M-Mui. R, XX'NxxIi11-. lst 1-mx II, ILHIIILI. XI. Y.in NIXIII, -I I,x.im, NI.uNImg N XXINII. Mix, I7u1N'lX. R, IIIII. Nitxnh, QINI mu XX, ly.-:II-111. I. Iv-uxiillllnk. 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N.l4llllI I'NIw.n'IIs Il:-I1 I IIN' NIIIXI- Iv-um-Ilx NI: s. G1-uruv iIIIllIl'5IlYll Mrs. Inulw-IriIf Iulum- XYIIIIIIIII Russ:-II klainuw- Nitsfli Sllliilllll' IN-ika-r l,yl1- MUSIN-r Slizlrmi XIIIIII' Mary NYUSIIIIINI RN-Iiairml Wiinsliip lame- Ih':w4-s .IINIy fIK7lllIlIILlIK Mzlruxm-I Nun SI -Iugui Iuvauis .Isuzu-s Buftmi 'Ag fa' 'Il'l'Q Sum I,--v Dr. NIZIIAIIII I'1lINK'ill'iIS Miss Mairtliai fir:-uf I,nIroInmii SI-INIII1 Ivzm Strauiui- XIX, Sully I.UN'Il SIIIQVIIZIIHIS RUIN-II xx-IIIIZIIII RiI'I1:li'II RUINTILI fXI:li'iIxii IxiIIIIilllI RUIN-rI -Iuhli I': XYiIIi:uil1 IDI-lm-vs III-U-rIy NI:-Ixm III-nlur IIilI IIUQn-Iiulilll Uilraiy III-will-II Iizirwn .XII1-li NJQII- ilumlm I,m'1Imi RUIN-smi Iia1rIIN-II I,l'Il'IA9 I INN-IIQIIII X1 IHIUN, I7 Iiul-UIIIL I I'iIllI11Im. XX, AIII-li. VI, fvf.IXl'N. ii. Ori IWINII' NI XYINIIIIIHI. lIi.vlII.iI1I NIAINIHIQ II NJQII. XX II-ILII-wflii, N IIIIIII, Ii LviIi.lx III I Wonder Why? ALLEN. WILLIAM - is always looking for a ride to Perrysburg? ALLEN, XYILLIS - got a new car? ANDOLSEK, RAYMOND - is called Moondy? BARTHEL, BEVERLY - sends telegrams to Japan? BOWEN, JAMES - is still riding his bicycle? BUFTON, JAMES - has a certain poem dedicated to him? CHEPLO, JEAN - grew so tall? COOK, MERLYN - didn't grow as tall as his twin sister? COOK, MYRTLE - is such a good basketball player? DEAN. NANCY - has so many boyfriends? DEMERY, ROBERT -left town? DENEA, SHIRLEY - has curly hair? EVANS. JOAN g was so excited the day of the fire drill? FARNER. ROBERTA - goes roller skating in Dunkirk? FOSTER, PAUL - has something on the front of his jeep? GEIL, MURIEL -is so bored in speech class? GILRAY, RICHARD - is always taking bolts from the lab? GOMINIAK, JUDITH - has taken such a liking to Chevies? GORDON, WILLIAM - wants a certain seat in third period study hall? GRAVES, JANE - likes cats, hates Mercurys? HILL. ROBERT - has little feet? HOGEBOOM, WILLARD - has made a path to Armes Court? HOPP. MARSHA - was so nervous in speech class? HOYVARD, ROBERTA - takes her clothes to Leisner's Cleaners? JOHNSON, NOREEN - is so shy? JOHNSON, RICHARD - has that gold ring on his left hand? KENNEDY, JEAN - always appears to be so calm? KETTLE, GERMAINE - is liked by everyone? LARSON, MARILYN - sighs when she hears the lVang. lVang Blues ? LEIKER, SUZANNE - always snaps her hair? MCBEAN, JANET - has so much locker trouble? MILLIGAN, KENNETH - takes typing? MINNER, LEO - has so many birthdays? MORLEY. DOROTHY - enjoys baby sitting? MOSHER, LYLE - is always so sleepy? MUSACCHIO, ANDREW - has an interest in politics? NAGLE, ROBERT - has a cellar that is so popular with the boys? NITSCH, JANICE - can't shift a car? PALUMBO, JOHN - doesn't like parties? PEGLOIVSKI, ROBERT - likes muscular girls? PETERS, MELVIN - can't keep his hair from falling out? RICE. NANCY - liked speech class? ROBESON, DOLORES - can't wear a pony tail? SCHIFFMAN, GORDON - likes the song, Somewhere Along the YVay? SMITH. CAROL - is called Squeak ? SMITH, JOAN - never says anything in history class? SNYDER, CLIFTON -is so timid? STOLL. JEAN - doesn't like to work at the Pennysaver? SUNDOWN, CAROLE - is so quiet? THOMPSON, MARJORIE -- wants to work in lvashington? THORDAHL. GEORGE - always has a carload of kids every morning? UTLEY. RICHARD - has a great interest in Rochester? VANDERBOSCH, ARLENE - is so reserved? VAN SLYKE, MARGARET - doesn't like the smell in the Lab? VARNEY, LYNN - smokes a pipe? XVALLACE, SHARON -- is afraid of hospital elevators? WESTLUND, MARY - is so critical in speech class? WHITE. SHARON - is always teased about her weight? WINSHIP. RICHARD - likes to be so dramatic? I K M16 AMB 555155 es.:-mm ! , Q a - ,Yi Lp .V Q3 .. TH- . . -g We .5 -,.. A ' .Q 1' 1 ' 11 15 lmhntifirzltirm nf pivturx-S Hll pu QV 'Nl ,....f. mnhffflligflufff ff X L 2 , 9 X X9 'f K fa 6 Q XYIIII IIVXX' IKIVLIS, The Vassals Ist 1--xx Miss f.iltnl. II. INI.lii.ili-v. II, Npilllcv. AI If-i.n.iin-, 0, Knlnlil. I'. XX'.lIxuiiIinI, X. XX.l:LnIil.lll, K .linux Nl Ilus, I, s.-ninski. .MI inn I Mi-nininzni. I M.iims. f S.ii4IiinIun, M, Npiiing. A. I..llnis. I Nlinlxu. il., Iiiiki. I7, Ilwinis. ,I Vinlxii. X. Rniix I' I'nngnc. VI. lIi.iiiI.iIxI sul :-in I lhllfgiswii. I' 'Iii-:nl-Im. I Iilliv. R IR-tus-iii, Ii 'II1.1in.iw!I. II, XXiIIi.i1ns, I. Nlallinmi. ll YiIi.ii, A Ixnnili M. N141 AI Mnsuiliin. fl IIi.uin.i-wilt, M. I'.1iLu Q 1: I'lllfSlllIiNil' lilwnml Ui'i-viii' YIKIIC I'RI'lSIl7l lN'li ll2l!'Ultl Iil'IlIlIfJ,IlUl- SI-IlIRI'Z'l'.-XRY Nzniry .Incl-L 'liRI'1.-XSl'RliR Louis Gnlxvl .-XDYISURS Miss Clzirtvr. Mr. Martini You uni In' sim' than whvn Ilia' vlzlss ul' Iflil Lulu-s its plum- in thi' svnim' Iiuilivrmmi. it will In- linrst Un l'I1'IDl'lIllI'f' I I. this i'I1m'l'g'i'tir' Class trivcl ll nvw iclvzl that was rvgllly ai grunt siiuvss. Who vlsm- Init thx' junior- class would think ul' lizzving' il C14n'nix'z1I with li0l'tl1Ill' tvllvis uhm fnnlcl look into thi-ii' rrystxil Imills anal sw- lin' into thi- Intnrv, Imotlis Im' ull kinds ol gznnvs. and nimk 11iziri'ia1Q4-s pm-i'Im'nim-ml. ruin :Im-t 4 1- with iiiairrizigm- u'i'tiI'ic'11tc's? Ilicl you 4-vm-1' sm- any IlIOLll'l'll girl mln-ssvcl in thi- clutlivs of thx' CfIixn'Im'stnn iii? Yun wunlcl Imvm- haul thc- Cllllllft' il' yon wvrv ut thi' flmriix-al In-czliisv thc- girls not only clicl th: The Vassals lst row: l'. Gartner, D. Horning, I., Doxtutor, J. Fuller, J. Hgiscnll, J. Howard, D, Brandt. S. Bromley, l. Cook, Mr. Martini. Intl roxx: R. lloxxard, K. Korlvett, M. Dole, E, jahnke, K. Foss, R. Urudzien, N. jack. N. Brooks, S. Falk, R. Degentelder. j. Bell, S. Butcher. B. Liuzicc, R, Farley, P. Adams. Sul lou: D. lllagklnon, R. lioudrey, l.. Ualvcl, l.. Howard, D. Burke, D. lloatxxruglit. li. Greene, K.. Heater, R. li.lton, IJ. l7L'Lll'Y, A. Hewitt. R. Dt-0e.x. R. Liuiney, H, llennigliot, j, Frank. Q . k , f-,X J - Charleston, but dressed in clothes that matched the dance. For the people who enjoy dancing, there was a round and square dance afterward. All in all, everyone who attended had a terrific time. A tropical setting for the Junior Prom was another new idea. lVIoon Cver Miami was the song that was played as the Queen took her place on the throne. Like most of their ideas. this too was a success. lt was the juniors who revived the idea of haxing a dance after the football games. One of the most enjoyable ol' these was the Pigskin Shuffle. NVQ- only wish that there had been more such dances to really put the finishing touches on a perfect evening. A , .A - .. hiss 2 d --Q hun K .. ,lk y i N pn 4 lotus ol o s in 1 s 1nd Aunt thty putty. was a familiar sound around the first of March. The cause of all this excitement? The class rings, of course. The seniors stand to one side and pretend to be very superior because they already have their rings, and yet, secretly, they envy the juniors because they remember how proud and thrilled they were when they got theirs. Ol' course this class has had other activities, such as bake sales, to supplement its growing treasury. lt is trying to earn as much money as possible for its senior trip. The able direction and guidance of Miss Carter and Mr. Nlartini has helped to make these projects successful. 35 3 The .Iourne men IN! nm Maw III--:Vp 4. III.lwI4-II, I', f.lnmvl1. I. IIINIICI. I7, IMI!-Ill. N. I-rtlwll. N I3xmIxIal11.m. -I I7vm.l. -I I.-wIux, I .'XII1ln yp.I -.vu K Iiqm, 4, lmulwxxk I7 II.1llI1-x. II. III.uIx, -I fum, I IM-lmllugnk II llmlM.l, IW I4n.zu', NI KHII R lmvfu NM :Hu ll Ih.lu:. Il lMxI1'., I. Ihxxixx, II I',lIumIw.I. I IMII. Y I'-Mu. Ii I-vin, IH IU--HRX, I' fm.l.I.k1 lx! nm M, IIHII, N. lf.lIwI, I. KUHIPI, II, Nltull. N4-L-Iv, A. Iilnulxnll. N, julxmtwlm. II. -I-wIm. R. In-:Km-1. Ml. Snluulw. .'1uI mu IJ. MxIIlu.l11, XY. Nu-Irv. R. M.llIusIcl, II, II.1xsklus, R. I..1nuIc-xx, lr, IIl1I1L'I, R. I..lx4 Y. Ii-tic-fuk. AI. Ivxus, Ii. Klum II. K1-xxlrx. M, IIIII. Rui nm Ii, Il.mIum. P. Umy. II. II1II, -I, IIuIvIw.1nI. R. M.nm-wn, IJ, ffxlmv, M Ilumlmk, S I--'Mull--, Y. IIJIH.-un. IH. Iln lmghvu. XY. jnlxnsml. The .lourne men lst mu: li, Ihuxxlus, Al. XX.1tlunx, IF. R-ns, lf. Sdllnly, XV, 'llluvxnpwlu I.. S.lIlLL'I1f. S, Sc:-lrv, l,. l'.1m-plum. S, fhlu. Mr. R-in-Il.-. 'ml Inu, ll, Snlulm-1, 1 . V.m Nlxlw, P. 'lu't1. R. Scllnml, F. RL-lllsalllnult. Plumnu-1. ll. Rupp, lf. XX'1ng, ll. Sllnllnum. CI. Rus. alll 1.-n li Ntulnl, 1. Pulxuu-, l, S1xm.1ml,x, XY. Rnguu, Ii. Smit, ,l. XX'--mulls, I, Supply. A. Vclt, Q 1: 'l'lu' vlglss ul '35 um ull' to Ll grgmcl stalrl this y'lk1lI'NN'l'll ilu- llmllmvirlg uflu'1'1's: l'RliSllJlCN'l' Rlt'llill'll D1-rlwy YICIC l'RliSllJliN'l' Rirllzlrcl Sll!ll'l 5l'Xllll'l'l'.XRY llzlrulzl Srllillllllalll 'l'Rli.XSl'RliR lllmrluttv Y:lnSlylu- NN llll tlu lu lp ul lls lllll' Qulxisurs. Nliss l1u'z SlllIIiJl'Il gzxul N111 l'lllQ1'Ilt' llrmmll. 'll' c'l:1ss llgzs -Qzmxlsulvc ilu' llUllUXS'lllQ'Slll'l'l'SSl-lllLll'llX'lll1'SI Suck llup in Nm'1'l11lu'1'. lllllit' Snlv in l 1'ln'1111l'x' mul movu-s vw-nw SLlllIl'llilX' lm' tlu' -'raulv c'l1llcl1'vu. . 5 .-XI llu' Sock llop musu' was plqny-ml by tlu' Pullizl Dots. ln llu' miclcllm' ol' tlu' gym was ax llllgl' sorlx lllillll' out ol lmllu' IVLIIIS. .uul ull uumul tlu mm xu lt l 1 A ' - W 4' lttls' socks. 'l'l1is zxll wus il vvry c'lvw'l' ich-an put lurtlm hy ilu' class ol' '51 lixwymu- wlum czmu- lllltl ax Xx'l7INll'l'l-lll Iinu: .M ilu- nuwu-s clnlclrm-11 ll um hun llmlc to su mlm A 1 X .' Q 1' conu'clu's l1l'1lllll'lIl1H l.2llll'l'l K llzlrcly. llucl Almlmii K l.ml ilostvllo. llllu' lll1lXl lluys, zllul otluw lzxllums c'cmu'cliams. 'l'lu'y1u'm'1'z1g'l'clzlmmul fllltu lllll in nltvllcl- lu-mx HYl'l'f'Ulll' 4-lmjuym-nl tlu-m wry Illllfll mul gm' ull looking llorwnrcl to swing Ill0l'l'. 1 . llu' lizxlw Szxlv w'1s lu-lcl in tlu- Gowauuln llzlrclwzm' on Fvln'11z1ry 7tl1. Foocl was clcmznu-cl lay incli- xicluznls lmm tlu- vlnss. Hmm- nuulv 1lislu's xvcu- sold such us bulwcl lmvzms. svzlllopvcl IJOt2lt01'S, pu's,c':1lu's cmmlaivs, sznlauls zuul ln mlm' X7 lu l The Apprentices ltr mn: li. 'l'lwr-l.ilil. M. Snyilur. lf. Whitt. G. Whkcxiliiit, S. NY'l1celcr, J. Vnncintl. XY. XY'.ltc1in1xn, Mr. Purllnm. ml if-xx: D. XViurL'ii. l.. 'l'lmnl4ilil. A. 'l'lmrnpwn, N, XVgiincr, A. XY'ultc, V. 5truli.luul. R. Stn-xi-ns. il i--xx: R. Ntuirkcy. M. Sprague, K. Stuvum, li. Tulmgin, PRESIDENT Burtli-tt Gwviii- VICE PRESIDENT Robert Grain-S SECRETARY Sylvia Dial TREASURER Richzxrcl llzn'x's-y ADVISORS Mrs. Rchl. Mr. Rott-lla 'l'hm- 0 mi-xiiiw' l1ll'l'llIlf' of thi- l-l'l'SllIIlilll class was an vxcitinlr om- ln-czliisv tht- first svt of clause oflirvrs .5 5 5 rc 1-li-Ctm-cl. zmcl gviu-ral plains wi-rv made for thc- y!'21l',S projects. Un lh-cciiilwi' 6 ll balm' salt- was hold which was L1 grvzit siicci-ss. On lh-cviiilwi' lfl llIl0Illt'l' siren-ss wax cl. thi' linsi-l Frolif. :lt which cv:-ryoni' had 21 g'0OLltll1lK'. lst nm: Mrs. Slmnnnn, Cf, jones. j. Hansen. M. Miller, F. Lily, M. l.illic. P. Kusilm ski. K. Lnvis. Intl rim: M. Mczziu. j. Hart, P. Matteson. M. H.lix-cy. J. Kmlmi. S. I..ivis. I.. jim l.. juncx. R. Krall. S. Ogncn. Sril rim: F. Howard. A. Nephew, R. Harvey. R. l.L-micrti, A. H.iycs. K. Kuta, lf. H.lll timn, D. l.imlquist. H. King. C The Apprentices lst row: Mr. Fitzpatrick, M. Daniels, B. Anderson, H. Greene. D. Boss, S. Dial. P. Greer. A. Amitrano, E. Colburn, I.. Goode. Jud row: D. Goode, R. Denea. Ciriem. R. Fullune, D. Daliolt, H. Brewer, P. Faralmugli, P. Fose, R. Ground, j. Fowler, M. lfelilmzin, I.. DePue, H. Henson, M. Dickinson, D. Crouse. T. Campbell. ird row: I.. Dial, K. Eels. R, Gates, C. Cahir. l.. Deume, R. Graves, D. Galwel, F. Cfocra, j. Evans. D. Anderson. A. Brooks. I' lizirtuer, D. Ciabel, Au amateur show was held on March lel. in which fifteen other schools were invited to participate 'l'here were twenty-eight entries and thirty dollars was given away in prizes. Mr. Rehl was master of cere- monies and everyone thought that this was one of the best amateur shows Gowanda had ever seen. Another bake sale is planned for May 8 which it is hoped will be as profitable as the first one and of eourse. the whole class looks forward to going to Crystal Beach at the end of the school year. 'l'lie members of the freshman class have all been very ambitious and are working hard to iuaki their class one of the outstanding ones at Gowanda High School. lst lou: D. Smith, V. Young. li. Sipple. I.. Ransom. f'. Pierce, J. Saglimben. A. Plleuuer, A, Silas, Iml ioxv: V. Seneca. S. Ravel. V. Seneca. D. Parker. M. Sager. M. Parker. M. XY'liitc. sul rim: K. Plummer. j. Pellegrino, H. Sager. R. Pinto, Ki. Pierce. H. Richmond. 39 5 ages - 3th De ree Ixl 1 xx N f.l11111IuII, M. f,1ml1I1LII. If II1.uI111.x. II. Ifuun-11. I., N'11L'L.1. M. funk. IH. ISIMII1-II. NI1x Ihlllrlx. 114 1 xx Ii N.xgI1mI1411. I. flu-x, I.. II4-.uI1. I. A1n1xt14111q. S. C1I.1xI11. 'I1mmx. M. K1r.11x. Ii. IIx:I1Ix. I M1111 xIlIlIx. M NII11II1ul. 1' 1 xx I5 II-1I1I1111x, Ix IH111. I. Nmlllu, II funk. S. f.1111Ix, -I. I-1I111xt1-11. II. I'.1Ix1mI1.1, R, N.111c11. I. 1.1111I1I1LII I III1xx1l I Ist 1 xx XI1 Ii111xx11. A. V.1mu. I7. Kyi-1II1cnI.l. N. jurms, 'Il11u.1sKlC. Ru1L'I1i. N, liuttun. A. 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II11- Boy SCUIIIS LIIIKI fvll'I Svouts 111 thf- class 1111- 1'1-spo11s1IuI1- Im' II11- vc-ry I1111- Ilug 1-1-11-11101111-s Ill IIIIS . Xlill'S nssm-111l1l11-s. S1-1 1-1'11I 1-1gl1tI1 Ql'll1Il'l'S 1111- Illl'IllIll'l'S ui thx- AIIIIIIOI' K'Il0I'llS. I111111l. cI1'1111111t1cs c'I11Iw, 111t1'11- IlllII'ilI 11-11111s. 1111cl 1111- .l1111iu1' IIiuI1Iiu'I1t1-rs Club. .-Xl iII11'1sl11111s 1-x'1-1'yo111- 1-11j111'1-nl tI11- 1-1g'I11I1 grzulm- CI11'ist11111s party. I11 tI11-1111111111ICI11'ist11111s1101101-rt 1011x1111-cl hy 1111- 11111sin' clm-p111't1111-111, Philip S11g'li111b1-11. RicI1111'cl N11111-11. IJ111'i1I IIUIIIIIIIS. R1-x i11'1111sto11 Xl'l'llUIl IXILIINII 1111cI -I111111-s -IUIIIISOII 11111-LI 11s IYis1-1111-11, S111-Ul11cI11 IJIZIYVCI tI11-p111't uIkNI111'y. II11-rv 1111- UIQIIIF'-Sl'X't'I1 Illl'IllI7l'l'S III tI11s yl'lll'IS class. 11I111ost :III oi wI11cI1 2ll'l' 111-t11'v 111 sc11111- pI111s1- ul xc I1ouI Iilwv. 4l a es - th Degree I-xx' Ml. 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X1 I.1lnIw1!, IM R NI II II llllm Pa es - th De ree Ist row: Mr. Slum, D. litmus. Ci. Fchlmgtn, S. Bilftllfdl, J. l.:lnc. H. Stricktntlcn, M. Kunipt. R. Hewitt. Intl rms: M. K'.muou. CQ. Tlitunpstuu, lf. Ogrr. M. Russell, j. juut-s. P. lNlinnt'r. H, Miller, I.. Nichols. M. Nt-wrornh. R. Smith. D. Pino. ittl tim: ll. Story. R, Ptlcuucr, Li, Press, j. litsuliuu. K. livgtns, If Pootlry, M. llciringtou, Q Ir of. ., With tht' ht'lp ol' four cupuhlt' tt'z1t'ht'rs, tht' st'x't'nth gradt' stttclvnts nrt' progrvssing rapidly. 'I'ogt'tht'r with tht- t'ighth grzttlt' they havt' rt'su1nt'tl tht' junior Highlightvrs Club and art' lvarning tht' t'sst'ntialS that will provt' vt'ry hvlpliul in tht' yvurs zihvtltl. St'x't'r:1l ol' tht' st'vt'nth grzttlt' boys hztvt' hzltl un lIlU'2lIlllll'1ll tt'znu. 'l'ht' liuvoritt' ol' tht' stutlvnts was tht- Hotshots, whost' tt'a1n Captain wus Bob Gold and whost' coach was Mr. jackson. 'l'ht' stutlt'nts wt'rt' givvn at t'ht1nt't' to proxt' tht'y huvt' tulcnt by singing in tht' junior chorus or play- ing in tht' junior hand. Mary Irt'nt' Gotltlcn hzttl tht' honor ol' playing tht' piano in this yt'ur's Clhristmus progrznn. Many ol' tht' girls nrt' uctivt' in tht' Girl Scouts. Thvrt' is also tht' 4-H Club for both boys :mtl girls. to which llllllly stt1tlt'nts bclongp 'l'ht' st'x't'nth grutlcrs art' working hztrtl to ht' 21 sut't't'ss in tht' yt'z1rs:1ht'utl. 43 Pages - 6th Degree 'mI 1 L'lIr vu MI: In Nl.1mIl I XMIM, I Omwlu -I Ixmzm. I l..xIuI. A I'.l-Mum. X I'.uI-u II ,MIxImx, -I NNN.-II X. YIMIII, If I.mm. I Xlnlmlx N Iimxxxy Ii linux Ii Ii:-mlm. Il I--Inu!-flu, II. MI1.l.uIx. I4 IMIILII M Imam, I InmImlunl, IIA Ihnmtln-ILI, I I'fIf. Ii M.xlIxI1.lm, II Knllu-In M, lmk-lx, R 4.1-1IIluI.1. II 4-.1II.lu.u. ,I NUIIMII I I5u5v.lul.l. I I v xx II XX Instr, I XX 'ls--xv. 1, Slum-ns, HI um I3 5.l.IIII1IsI. IW. lmtm, 1. Kmlxu, II. I.llCIlNII. Ii 'Im-If. I, 'I'I1-ruI,uIuI. 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AI. l5.1xt-xxv. U, l5.1xt--xx. N. lhgu. N, lllxglxxlx, if. Sxlnllflmulxx. P.1lLu'. lxin lou M.: The Minstrels fr V si ag - f gee KE S ? - gf sa f . '16 4 f fi The Gowanda High Sehool mixed ehorus has had a very aetive vear beginning with an assembly program in October and ending with the singing of a few numbers for the baccalaureate service. Ostober 31 Assembly program here and :lt Silver Creek November lil Assembly program at Fredonia Novi-inber I-1, 15- Sectional All-State Music' Festival at Lancaster. livzms. S. Falk. Gominiak. M. Larson. N. Rupp. W. Allen. Bufton. R. Gilrav, :md R. Hill partiriprited. December 18. 19 -Christmas program. February 26-28 Eastern Division of National Music Educators' Conference in Buffalo. R. Gilrav, R. llill. R. Yehar were ehosen to sing in the New York State All-High Choir at Kleinhzms Nlusie llall. March 7 Sang part of Stains-r's URUCIFIXION for the benefit of the high sehool organ fund. March 27. 28-7-All-County Festival at Portville. D. Bt-Liver, J. Evans. D. Gilrav. R. Gilrav. J. Gominiak. J. Graves. 3 I XY. Jolmson. M. Larson, Nitseh. l. laleie. G. Schiffman, I., Slvmanski were nieinbers of the All-Cfountv ehoir. 1 A April l -Faster assembly May 8. 9f-Spring Festival at liarker May 15. 16---Spring Festival at Fredonia May 22-Annual Spring Concert June 21--Baccalaureate 'l'he Gowamla High School band proved this year that it was as outstanding on the football field as in a concert hall. It provided entertainment for four home football games. as well as the away-game at Southwestern. 'l'he twirlers and drum section were very enthusiastically received at all five Friday night home basketball games. Soloists took part in County and State festivals. Nfembers of the band par- ticipated in the following: October 3--'Pep assembly and first home football game October 10-sfkway game at Southwestern Oetober 17-Marching band and twirlers. Westfield at Gowanda October 24-Marching band and twirlers. Fredonia-Gowanda October 31-Hallowm-'en parade. Gowanda November l-1. 15-Sectional All-State at Lancaster UR. Vehar. J. Hubbard, J. Graves, H. Sehiffmany Deeember I2-Friday night home basketball game. Jamestown January 20-Friday night home basketball game. Dunkirk January 30--Friday night home basketball game. Southwestern January 3l+Joint band concert with Eden, at Gowanda February 20-vFriclay night basketball game. Falconer February 27-Friday night basketball game. Fredonia March 13-Band assembly March 21-Joint band concert with Eden. at Eden March 27. 28WAll County Festival at Portville QI. Kosmowski. S. Falk, R. Ya-har. F. Kewley. I.. Dial. C. Plum- mer. H. Sehiffman. S. Lojaeono, R. Gravesl April 25-Open House May 4-Concert band. and Suzanne Glaclu May 8+MYSSMA competition at Barker May I6-Soloists at Fredonia PJ. Hubbard. R. Farley, R. Farley. J. Nitseh, D. Nitseh. L. Panepinto. M. John- ston, R. Veharj May 22-Spring eoneert I une 22-Commencement Representatives of band that attended festivals. 54 The Court lst ion: 5. l.L'lliL'l. li. Crcuric. S. fLlI1'IPl5Cll, R. f.lI'I3ClliUl. 5. Dial, I.. Supple. ind nm: R. Cludncn. H, lluxlslm, li. lluxkuis, j. XXV.-Ils. M. Ncxxcu1'nln,D. XX'u4icn, N. Fostcr. ini nm: XY. Allen, l, Spxlng. li. Ycinou, Mr. XYllug, lvl:1vcx.R. Dcrlwy. l.. P.lucpnilo, I . l'gllmlL. H, licnnluhol. M. l..usun R. Anslolsck, I 'X V PRESIDENT xhliiliiilll Allcn git? L 7 m 1 VICE PRESIDENT Robe-rt Crudzicn Y Y I KX L SECRETARY Sulunns- lmikcr -5 i 9 'i'ivcp.-xsL'iu3i1 v Burt iinwkins RS 9 J AI IORINEX GENERAL Barth-tt Gr:-mic X K 'gif 'f' SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Brct Hawkins is ' 7 .-kDVISf5R Ml'. NN'inu Q9 . This ym'zu s Studi-nt Council had a vcry iniprcssivc rccord fox promoting' school spirit. 'lihc council sold about onc hundrcd sczlsonzil buskctbull tickvts for the hoinc ganics and in gcncral cncourugcd bcttcr school spirit. 'l'hm' convcntion this your was kcynotcd by u third party which callvd itsvlf thc Progrvssiw Party but luilcd to win il party ofiicc cvcn though it did have sonic cxccllcnt party platfornis. Latcr in thc ya-zu' the Council sct up various conunittccs to look into studcnt problcnls and to study possiblc solutions. Till' Council has always tricd to bring about bcttcr tcachcr-studcnt rclations in thc school. This ycar thc Council prcscntcd ll public dcbatc at an nsscnibly conccrning thc topic of cligibility. With thc hclp of thc faculty. it rcviscd thc old cligibility rulcs to includc school citizcnship as wcll as scholarship. 1,2lU'I' thc Council sct up 21 systcin of hall monitors to prcvcnt confusion in thc hull during thc lunch hours. This provcd vcry vllcctivc. 'l'hc Council also saw to it that boots wcrm- rcniovcd from tht- top of lockcrs in ordvr to hzivc ai bcttcr looking school. XY1- wish to thunk Mi'. Ning, incinbcrs of thc faculty, and thc studcnt body for thcir cllorls in hclp- ing thi- Council :ind promoting niorv intcrcst in thc school. 55 The Clergy lst mu: P, I.innon, j. Smxinski, P. Cartnur, J. Evans, O, Kumpl, j. Kurnpf. R. Lcikcr, j. l.ui.lc-vnu, N. XY'.igculwI.itt. ll. Spittlcr. j. Dcnca. Ind nm: Nllstll, D. Nitsmli, Il. Cuzicc. R. Farley, F. S.ln.ly. N. Johnston. Il. Mcluunucr, 1. licallc. Ii. Kcxsluy. 5. lution. iid mu: Miss Plumcr. S. Buttlu-r, M. Spring. lf. C,-urlwtt, K.. VrmSlyku. 5. Drnea. li. Sclmucr. M, Dole, N, Rice, M, Larson, M. XYL'sllund, R, Howard. ll, llartlwl, K., Saglinilwn. K. liosc. lfislicr. uh nm: M. Van Slvkc, M. Sager, D. lk-nvcr, S. XVlute, N. jack. P, Trumlwlcy. j. ln,-wus. j. Musauluu. j. Putt-rsun. A, l'.lIlii'l. j. lit-ll, A. l..ihvis, P. lieu. j, Pinkcr, M. folu. P. M.irr.1no. P, Atlguns. ,-J-1 Wi PRESIDENT Margarct Yan Slvkc V 6? Q93 VICE PRESIDENT Joan Evans Q K ir I X 'jf af SECRETARY Barbara Splttlcr i i TREASURER Nfarilyn Larson . '35 i , , , I .h .. E xg U. i J CHAPLAIN .Iaiucc Nitsth ' 3 MJ CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Margcry Spring , iff' L HISTORI.-KN ADVISOR ji-an Musacchio Miss Pllllllvl' 'l'hc 'l'ri-Hi-Y. with sixty-onc mcinhcrs. has again had a succcsslul vcar. It has tht- honor of having its Chaplain, -lamcc Nltsch, choscn as Arca and Statc Chaplain. -Ianicc was S1-natc Chaplain at tht- Alhany Confcrcncc. whcrc our hill was prcscntcd hut dcfvatcd. IYc had our vcry moving candlclight induction ccrcmony, with Dunc. thc Arca advisor. as tht- spcakcr. In km-ping with our purposc. 'I'o crcatc. maintain, and cxtcnd throughout thc honic, school. and community, high standards of Christian character, wc planned scvcral projccts. Again wc sponsorcd tht- Rcd Cross and Good IVill drives in school. Favors for Valentina-'s Day wcrc mach- for the paticnts of thc State- Hospital. A spaghctti supper was hcld in March and a bakc salc in thc saxnc month. 'l'hc animal Eastcr Egg Hunt for thc childrcn of thc town was providcd hy thc club. By giving a social party for thc clubs of thc surrounding area wc made many ncw fricncls. Wc fccl that our purposc dcscribcs thc club. and wc havc tricd to livc up to it in our work during this past ycar. 56 The Clergy lst row: H. Hill, R. Yule, V. Halftown, Brete Hawkins. Burt Hawkins. Mr. Perliam. Intl row: I.. Dawley, J. Buftun, R. Gilray, C. Pulvino, R. Derby, S. Iaiirlcnnn, D. Beaver, R. Cirudzien. H. Schiffman, li. Greene 'ard row: XV. Hugelumni, XV. Allen. Palumbo. l.. Dial. P. Pileir, R. Velmr. R. Nagle. Hubbard. I.. Sipple. N. Foster. 'lihe Delta Chi-Hi-Y Club of Gowanda High School has just completed its fifth successful year of operation and has been recertified for the Area and State Hi-Y Councils. True to its purpose of Creating and Maintaining throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian Character, the Club has carried out many service and social projects throughout the year. Leading the Club this year have been President, Richard Gilrayg Vice-President, James Buftong Secretary, Robert Nagle: Treasurer, John Palumbo: Chaplain. William Allen: and Advisor, Mr. Charles Perham. The Club is proud to have accomplished a number of service projects throughout the year. Among these were a Christmas Party for the children at the Thomas Indian School, training in disaster relief, assist- ing with three American Red Cross Blood Banks at the Tri-County Memorial Hospital, co-sponsorship of the National Kids Day program with the Gowanda Kiwanis Club, service as life guards at the Jamestown YMCA Pool, obtaining various speakers for Kiwanis, serving on the camp staff at Camp-in-the-YVoods, Chautauqua County YMCA Camp. Our Club invited Dr. Oscar Plumb to be the principal speaker at the Hi-Y Area Rally in May. Our Club was represented at various Area and State meetings throughout the year. Five members attended the Area Youth-in-Government Project at the State University Teachers College at Fredonia. John Hubbard represented our Club at Albany at the New York State Hi-Y Legislature. lNe held a joint meeting with the Fredonia and Dunkirk Clubs and IOOW of our members attended the Area Hi-Y Rally at Cassadaga. Our officers attended the Area Council meetings at Jamestown and Camp On-Ya-Sa. Among the programs this year have been a talk on France by Gordon Swanson of Jamestown who spent a summer abroad as a Youth Ambassador, films by Mr. Samuel Rotella on personality adjustment. and a film on fishing in the Everglades of Florida. We sponsored two dances during the school year. one of which was free. The Club is very proud of its projects this year and of the leadership of its officers. We hope it will continue next year to keep its high standards and to carry on its reputation as a credit to the school. 57 The Town Criers 'sw lst it-xx ,lv lixank, j. Tlnul, 'l'. Ninth, P, Cfaitucl. .'Ihl IIN 5, lfllli. P. l:.ll.llW.llI,Ull, vl. lfvans, Nitsth. O, 'lih.ilnasctt, Nr. Klonkc. li. jalinkc. A. lahxls. A, Knuth, 4. Xtuliinl-cn. K. liosc. 'kid ions I lnixtnci, M. Sauer. Nl. 5.1141-1, D. Hu.ix'cr. R. Vt-hir, N. Fostrr. J. Musauluo. tl. Rt-ll. M. Nlillcr, li. ifuziu. lx. tollunln, f H TL f XX Q ,. 51,- . ' - lt, f1 fi fs: is W f if X ' f if xi N Qf' ii if XN'ithout any intcntions ol' having a school papcr to bring thc high lights of thc school to thc stud:-nts and faculty. thc ycar bcgan. Fortunatcly tht-rc was a group of ambitious studcnts who wt-rc intcrcstcd in again starting tht- PANTHER GAZE'l l'E. Thi' stall' consistcd of Elainc llahnkc, Editor: -Ivan Musacchio. Co-cclitorz Otto lhatnasctt. Sports Editor: Mr. Erncst Kionkc. tht- ncw Advisor. and a group of cnthusiastic rcportcrs. NYith thc finc advising of Mr. Kionkc and thc writing coops-ration of thc wholc stall. cight outstanding issucs wt-rc publishccl throughout thc school ycar. Approxitnatcly 250 copics wcrc printcd cach issuc. 'l'o bring thc frcslu-st and bcst ncws to thc studcnts and faculty was the ncw aim of tht- PANTIIER GAZE'l l'E. 'l'hc most noticcablc changc in thc GAZE'l l'E was that it was printcd likc tht- GOXYANIJA NEXYS and publishcd by tht- Niagara Fronticr Publishing Company. 'l'hc PANTHER UAZE'l l'E had ncw fcaturcs. Among thcln was an articlc about this Us-rinan and l,atin classcs. This lcaturc caught thc cyc of all thc rcadcrs bccausc it was writtcn in thcir nativc languagc. A cross word puzzlc and a fcw accounts of humorous occurrcnccs around school we-rc also sc:-n in thc ncw GAZE'l l'E. 'l'hc PANTHER CiAZE'l l'E is a tnctnbcr of thc Ernpirc Stats- School Prcss Association. as it has bccn in past ycars. 58 The quires I lutluiiw. l'. lwntt-I. stantling, ll. l.lQu.1y. l.. l7clu.lliuL', l.. lhutl.1hl. lx. 5tt'xL-ns. A. lhycs, M. fool.. R. IX-gt-1111-I,lL-1, l.illu-, l. Noll It-nt-it--ll. Ml. llliton. Ki. lll.lsilt'll. ll. Nluci. li. lluhrl. ll. l.lnulL-ss, M. Sp1.luuc. ll, IM-Hoi. R. IM-lu-.l. tl XX'-rl nl.ll., l', Kilsioxxshi, lioys who all-xx-lop tht-ir own liurniing progrinns in x'ot'zitionz1l 2lQl'lClllllll'i' clussvs inuy work togvtlivr ln l'ulurt- l'urni0r Lluhs. Our vllziptvr pays Lluvs to tht- Lounty and Stain' Associations. :intl to tht- l'utur1 l 2ll'llll'l'S ol .'xIllt'l'll'il. 'lio ruism- nionvy lor tlucs :incl to pay part ol' thi- cost ol offficiul jnclu-ts untl tht lmiiqm-t, thv ini-inlwrs pluntm-tl trvvs lust spring, sponsorctl ai hurx't'st tlznicv. und solcl lfhristinus trvvs. Lust spring Rohm-rt lla-gt-till-lclvi' uncl liric' Dutton pussctl orul and writtvn vxznns in lzirni pr1u'tit'v :incl pzu'l1uim'nt11ry pl'Ul'l'lllll't' lwlori' ll lzu'ni1-rs' voninnttvv to vurn tht- County clvgrvv. Gordon lllusclcll, Norlwrt Gnlwl. Ronulcl Lungls-ss uncl Riclizxrtl Ross onjoym-tl ai wt-vk nt thi' Stun l . l . A. culnp ut Uswvgutcllit' l.z1kt's in tht' Aclironclzicks. As part ol' thi- st'hool's prograun. thc club is counsvlccl hy tht- Agriculture' .-Xclvisory Connniltvt' :lp- pointvcl hy tht- School Bourcl. that lIlt'llll7l'l'S ol' which urv: Mr. G. john Acklvy. Mr. XY. Howard Allvn, Mr. -lohn A. lioutlrvy. Mr. llaxrwy Fostcr, Mr. john Lillit- and Mr. Ralph C. Sniith. L'ntl1'r ll pool plain sponsori-tl hx' this connnitti'm'. six ol- tht' Futura- Furnicrs ara- raising svlvctccl purt'lm'cl calm-s. 'l'hs callws wt-rv purcliiusccl hy Furnvr :incl P1ll'li1'l',cil'fly Milling. llr. R. I.. Hall. Park :incl Pollard. Mr. llonnlcl lwhl, Mr. Ernvst XYilson aincl lxich, Young and P1-rrigo. Spawn' clovs not pt-rinit clvscription ol aictivitivs sufh :ls judging contvsts. lair showing. thc rilili inutch, lox trapping und tht' corn roast. 'l'hv rnajor 1-vvnt was tht' annual Faxthcr und Son lizmquvt. tonst- ! K' lnnsts'1'1'tl by thv cluh prcsiclvnt. lxohcrt Goininiuk. fBlU.J.llU in prizvs hasvtl on lvzldvrsliip. scholairship progrvss in lilfllllllg' nntl rvcortl ltvvpiiig, wi-rv prm's1'ntvcl hy thi- linnk ol flownmlu to ini-inln-rs in thru groups :u'corcling to thi- YULITS ol' .-Xgriculturt' c'oinplt'tvcl. 'l'lirm'1- yvurs Rolwrt Goininizlk. lN1vrlyn Cook. lllllll Fostvr. 'l'wo yours Rolx-rt lit-gm-iifcltliw. -Iohn Lilliv. Eric Dutton. Ona- yt-:xr Gordon lilustlvll. Rivlizirtl .ll'IlSl'Il. Nlvrton Sprzlguv. 59 III I me Schultz. :mal lln- mpzxlmlv olliu-rs who wx-rv m-ll-ctm-cl ut our sm-coml lm'1'til1g'. 'lllvy 1111- Aliu' Pzll'km'l'g1l11l K The Troubadours IN! nm, P. lmxtun-1. J. V-mL'in.l. D. Nitnlu, H, Sclxiflmgln, R.i3.1tcs.. D. Bnrtlcy. I.. Pglncpum-1. If. Kusluy. 8. Dml. full nm, ll, Splttlcx. M. full-. M. Halvcy. P. lrgllzllnluglx. S. Rnucl. l'. Mmlgllm. M. Mlllur, ll. Qvullu. IJ. XYngxcxx. 5, 014:11-xx. 5. Klxlxs. inlxnu P,Cvuw1.l3.lhuvcL AL SJQUL l.lxuly P. TlunHHQy,j. UQH, bl. Bagan P. Ilunhlkp K.. imlunw, N. WIunrL ,L li-ulcl, E. jahnkc, Bl. Pnrkcl, I. Snglhnhcn, K. Fnnu,,l vhvhnshnn, J. Qnnudc, A. l'Jrkrr, Bl. Nprlnu. lk Cncrnc, Hlx nm. D. Kvllmy, li. Lvlcullu, D. lluntxulullt, Hulvlnllil, N. Fu-ful, l.. llnllcy. H. llcnnlulmf. R. ll.nxvv. R. Ucrlu. ll. llmxkum, R. lnnxca. j. Iona. N. li-tu-l'xLk. li. Rupp. O, 'l'll.llU.lNL'lI. H. lfflnwknm. f 'W 4 , gli, ,, ff gil v 'X , ' f , Fix ' f l Xl J X Y ,D fix X, Y V' ggf ll 5Lui :G ' ff f .x N. , 1 X 'XR Rv This YPLII' mln- Latin lflulm ll2l5 lwcn x'1'1'y zlftivv. with uxm' fifty lllK'Illl3l'l'S I'l'lJI'l'S1'IlllIlQ ull ilu' Latin class mix C muh fyntml l,ll2lIllQl5l'll. lIonsulN IDN-siclmltul l,l'llIll- 5Iz1l'l'an10 :mal llmmu li1'z1x'1'x'. Scrilws 'Sl'i'l'l' ' I1 ' - ': ' .Ill cllzllrnlam l. :M our Illlllllllly lIl1'l'tlllQS wa' Illlllii' ll stucly ol' scum- plum' ol RUHIZIII lilk- Sllfll :ls rvligimls l4l'SllYlllN qmx-x'nx11vnt zmcl lllytll0l0Qy. Lutvr wm- play QLRIIIUS with Ll lifllllllll l72lC'l'iQl'OllIlCl. XXX- lmw' haul such ax good timv at our 1111-vtirxgs that wc llopm- that tha- clulm will lu- actin' zxguin nv Y1 ll' 60 lmvzlmlal High Sc-lmul. 'l'l1c- i111pm'lz1m'm- nl' Latin in our l'X'1'I'y clay lilk- is om' ol tlw 11-zmnls lm' tllm 'rms ul llll' rlulm. lmut ll l111'g'm'l' part of this slnvcc-ss is flux' to Illl' untiring 4-ll'm'1s ol' mn' tm'au'ln-l'. Nils Flin ml limi llzxwkins. Qlxzu-sims lll'l'ilSlll'l'l'l1 :Incl Mnrjoriv Purkmw' and Nm-:xl lfmlvr. .M-clila-s lllllbglillll he Missionaries Ist row: R. Pinto. R. Nauen. S. Tnrlmx. H. Miller, J. Thiel. A. llaiiipliell. D. Robbins. N. Hager. J. Holcomb. P. Saglimlien, R. Gold. :ntl row: M. Kainplwell, S. liiniplwll, l., Seneca. Li. Britt, li. Gpilvel, R. Stoll, M. Matteson, N. lllcsy, j. 'l'ur11gistic. irtl row: K. Pine, j. Tininis, A. Huliligird, J. Smith, D. Sillemrin, l.. llencli. A. Sprague, N. Geary. ll, Rupp, S. fil-Hill. .l- Armlwrust, N. lorliett. S. Peters. N. Xxliflillillll. 'uh mn: j, liiseline, M. Mattesoii. R. Nenninuer, j.juhnstun, j.H:1ttield. S. Clinir. D. funimings. R. Bridges, N. Lewis. E. lgunpliell. ll. llluet. B. XY'.rll.it'c. S. Bangle. -X x alfa rg gwf 6 GJ Two of our purposes for joining into a club is to make ourselves known in Gowanda High School, as well as to have fun. say the members of the junior Highlighters Club. We have other reasons for organizing into a club. explains Mr. Ernest Kionke. the enthusiastic and able advisor ol' the Junior Highlighters Club, such as promoting social activities for the junior High, and to band the same group into an organization which will function as a loyal and unified group. proud to be members of Gowanda High. Mr. Kionke adds that all activities of a social nature are designed solely with junior High people in mind. 'l'he junior Highlighters Club was formed in 1951 with Mr. Kionke as advisor. This year the club boasts of nearly sixty members from the seventh and eighth grades. Officers elected this year are as follows: President. Robert Gold: Vice President. Bonnie Rupp: Secretary, Jane Timms: Treasurer. Rozanne Stoll: and Sergeant-at-Arms. Mary Lou Mattson. Members pay five cents dues per meeting and buy membership cards which cost ten cents. Members are not permitted to attend a meeting or go to a Highlighters dance without a membership card. The Junior Highlighters may very well be proud of their club and of the part they play in keeping GHS rolling. 61 The .lesters lsr you j, l5cnc.1. O. Kumpt. 'l'hoitl.lhl. ll.iss.1ll, N. D1-lc, D. lflilct. R. XYinsliip. N. ,l.ulx. Xl XXcstluml. l llouh. M. K.iiupl1cll. N. f.xmpht-ll, IJ. lllgxsclcll, ll. Sclnlucr. 'ml you li. Ntlllllllhlll l'. Cviccl, U. 'llll.llll.lNCll, ll. fvllllft. ll. lltnsoii, P. 'lint-tl. R. Pt-tcisoo. Mis. llumix, l'. lhiitiiti, K Khin xlxkt, ll lh.umlt. I5 Rumi. ll Rolwson, l llt-.im. R. Cn.1x't-s, R. Qmtcs, lf, form. R l .1i1tx ,- - X .X , X AJ. Sv. 65 f 1 1 6 jf l'ncli-r thc nhlc supcrvision ol' Mrs. llcmcry. tht- -lunior Playcrs fi-cl that tht-y linvc hull at succcsslul vczuy 'l'hc olliccrs wcrc: Richard lYinship. Prcsidcnt: Nancy -luck. Vicc-Prcsidcnt: clllilfltblll' Van N lykv, S1't'l't'l2ll'yI :mtl l,2llI'll'lil Gzlrtncr, lrcznsurcr. This yi-ur thc nzmn- ol thc club was changcd from thc l,I'2lIIl1ltlC'S Club to 'l'hc junior Plziycrs ol' flownnclzi lligh School. 'l'l1c constitution was zuncnclccl to allow stuclcnts in thc scvi-nth :xml cighth grzulcs to join ns wcll us stucli-nts in tht- high school. llcczuisc it is thc anim of thc club to lurthcr acquaint studcnts with drzunzi. tht- .Iunior Pluycrs has pri-- wntccl il comccly. ucllll' Mad Night. It has also stuclicd 21 licw of thc aspccts of thc thcatcr. 'l'hc mcmhcrs of this orgzmizzxtion hopc that thc club will hc nhlc to carry on in thc futurc as succvss- lully ns it has in tht- past. ml . 4 ff-ip.-Mx fizff ,f-7 iv F X -:ff N ff! My -L44 l The Heralds IYN fltsclr. M. 'Iulu1stun. I.. Pzlncplntn. R. Fzlrlcy, D. Nitsfh, R. Jrlcy, 'I'lmrtl.1lll. 1 I . fi 1! ' f A kt,-X if . f , X ,V K. l I U. Kumpf, P. hfllffilfllb, S, Leiker, fi. Corbett, M. I.g1rmn, N. Jack. 64 Beane, S. Ochs. j. Peters, N. full-, j. Hnsczlll, A. Parker ,. t- . - The Couriers xgsss - Q . n.. a -...Q uns. ,. Kneeling: D. Milligan, l.. Dial, l.. Dial. Standing: D. frousr, R. lirudzicn. D. llcavrr. Mr. Ross, D, Buss, A. Vert, XV. Gordon. Pellegrino. Cross-Country in Gowanda High School is slowly becoming a known sport. Through thc yn-ars Mr. havc one that is umlc'l't'at0cl. liartlvtt Ross is improving tht- tvani until hc will 'l'his yvar thc cross-country tcain had a fairly good season. Robcrt Grudzicn. Dall- livziwi' and Wil- liam Gordon wort' tht' only rcturning lvttcrinvn from last ycar's tvani. Tho pciloct scorc against tht' Olvan .layVcvs and nvar pc-rfm-ct score against Portvillv wcrc thc outstanding team honors. Rohm-rt Grud- llarkvr and Robert took filth at Oakficld. Both of thvsc zivn and Dali' licavcr took svvvnth and vighth at nu-vts had mort- than ont' hundred boys running. Mr. Ross cxpvcts Roha-rt Grudzicn to ht' tht- will liv trying for tho rvcorcl. lN'illiaui Gordon. Captain of this y0ar's tvain, host runnor Gowanda has vvvr had. In c'x'0i'y invvt ht' will ht' thc' only man to graduatv. lN'ith Arnold Vvrt, Dall' licavcr. Dana Boss, Donald Milligan and tho Dial hrotht-rs supporting Rohm-rt Grudzicn tho toain should bm- ahlv to takc tht- championship noxt yvar. 'l -K'-I Rvsults: 'Gowanda Gowanda 'Gowanda Gowandn Gowanda Guwanda 'Gownnda Gowanda Invitational Svftion YI Championship at Barkcr St-vm-nth 31 at O11-an 24 Lost at Oakfivld Third 15 Oh-an .IV 49 W'on 16 Portvillm- 41 Won I9 at Silvvr Crm-k -H Won at Holland Si-cond 37 Frm-donia 21 Lost 65 The Iron Men lst row: R. D'A,uostini, L. l.og:in, B. Hawkins, R. Derlvy. R. Eaton. R. Gilrny. R. Utley. j. Button. R. Gates. S. laiiglcono, XV. Hmgclmnni. M. Kfook, R. Hill. Ind row: Mr. Hillis, D. Liilray, R. Stitzcl, L. Gnbel, R. Wfillmms, R, Cole, Ci. Pulvino, i.. Beaver, B. Hawkins. O. Tlumasett, C. Sipplc, P. Palcic. Mr. Martini. ,Sul um: M. Sprague, R. Seneezl, F. Corea, R. Klucik. R. Graves, E. 'l4l!lH1ilI1, 1. Stevens. D. l.imlquist. D. homie. XV. Tlmmp- son, A. Nephew, H. Lay. D. Klgmeer. f 1 f1 ,fl 4' l f jxwii-H 7 Ku l This year. Coach Howard Hillis, with the aid of our new assistant coach. Louis Nlartini. introclueecl the 'l ' formation to the Gowanda Panther football team. Even though it was new to most of the team. the Panthers had a fairly successful season, finishing in a tie for third place in the Southwestern Conference. i When the season began, it looked as though it would be a very successful one. After dropping the opening game to Hamburg, the Panthers came back with two convincing victories over Falconer and Springville. They lost the next game to Southwestern. but defeated Westfield the following week with a 66 The Iron Men shutout. 'lllll'll tht- 1021111 wvnt i11to ll slump which it c'ouldn't gct out ol. Thu- l'z111tl1c1's lost thx- lust th1'm- gzunvs of thc 50215011 to Fl'1'll0Illll. S1llllIIl2lIlC2l. and NNE-llsx'illc. Fin- YK'll'l'llIlS l'1'o111 lust yl'lll',S squad l'l'tlll'IN'Ll to gin' 21 1'clz1tix'c'ly now tc-11111 21 hackhoxiv. 'lllll'Sl' pluyvrs wvrc RiChz11'd ftlvy. .Izuncs liuftou. Nathzuiivl Smith. Rohm' Othvr tvzun Ill0Illl'N'I'S who also pluyvd 1111 lIIlp0l't2iIlt part of thc Pan tXN 'illiz1111s, and Ric'hz11'cl Gilrzly. the-r attack we-rv Burt Hawkins. Riflizxrd llcrhy, Rohvrt Eaton. Lvwis Gzlhvl, XYillz11'd I'I0g'0l700lIl. and thi- 'VIIZIIIIZXSCII twins. Ricliurd and Utto. Ric'ha11'd l'tl1'v. tht' f:0XK'2lIlRl2l l-llllllllfli. li-cl tht- tc'z1111 for thi- svcond points und i11 punting. Utlvy was chosvn on sou-1'21l of the opposing :md was Considvrvd om- of YN'0stv1'n Nvw York's outstanding fllllhfwks. illlft' hy hcing' Il0IIllI12lfl'Cl to tht' all-stan' U'2lIll for thc' socond Consc'c'11tix'c hawk. .lim liufton was sccond in scoring with 36 points. Lvwis Gabvl :md Burt Hawkins. x'Il'l'h'I1 Cook. and RlCl'l2ll'Cl Gilray 1'vc'vix'c'clhono1'ah 'l'ho Pz111tl1v1' Cubs didnlt win nizmy gzunvs this your but they did of ll good cluh in tht' l.llllll'l'. Mlllly' ol' thvsx' V. playc-rs will hc' 21 big h football c'z1111p:1ig11s. fi0XVlIllll2l 19 lIilIlllJLlY'g 116 Fulroxwx' 20 Springvillm- 6 Southwcsti-r11 2515 Wvstfim-ld 6 l n-donizi IIS Sz1l:1111mu'11 7 W1-llsvillv Z4 W -x r 1 . J W f Mft , ,i 7 l if '1 your i11 rushing, ill svoring 67 10211118 all star opponvnts tvam H0 also 111z1dc 21 1'0p0:1t p01'fo1'111- ycar 11s thc all corifvwncc full- wns 11211111-d to thc svcond tl'2llIl lv nivntion. show that thcy had tht' 111z1tc-rizxl vlp to thc Pz111thv1's in thi' lilllllll' 26 6 fi 27 0 20 -H l li 67 Tho .Ioustcrs mnmanl NIIIIII XX XII I, II CIIIII-, II ,'XnI.I.IIxIk, I I4IIII.,,, I xmzlh XIII Im II IIIIIIIIIXI I 1I,vIwI I I7:uI NI: IIUIIIIIIII-L. I5 IIIIvIx lx L-r .Inv II III I I fp Q1 .:.f:. F u . ' A ' ' I I 'F ' ,-. L . Nllm I Inlmvlu II IMI: I I'xIIxmH I' IVIIIII. II IM-:Im I7 IIIJII I I III In XX IIIUIIII-x-III Il Ikvwzuvff XII IIIIIIIIJ, I NIVVII I 111444 lx Ix I A 1 .v lx f X , he .lousters 'W yu xf l The blue and white Panthers met with hard luck as they struggled through a tough I8 game sched- ule in the Lake Shore League. The team lost several close heart breakers throughout the season, but they forged ahead to defeat rivals Jamestown and Dunkirk. Under the very capable leadership of Coach Harold Hollenbeck, the Panthers ended the season in a tie for fourth place in the Lake Shore League with a total of 7 wins and ll losses. Although the team had a poor season its morale and pride remained high all through the season. Next year's Panthers will have a big loss to cover up as they are losing four seniors who played a lot of good ball this past season. They are Bill Allen, Ray Andolsek, jim Bufton and Dick Gilray. Among these four is captain Ray Andolsek who helped Coach Hollenbeck immensely in leading the team. There will be a loss in the scoring of Bill Allen, who set a new Lake Shore League record, and the defensive play of Dick Gilray and Jim Bufton. The other members of the team who deserve a lot of credit are Lou Gabel, Bob Grudzien, Ted Smith, Luman Dial and Don Gilray. All the members of the team are very im- portant in winning a game because teamwork is needed to win and no one player can make or break a team. The baby Panthers, under a new but a very experienced coach, Mr. Sam Rotella, seemed to meet the same bad luck that the Varsity met. They pulled through at the end of the season to prove their worth when they beat Fredonia in one of the best home games of the season. They ended up with a record of 2 and 16, but we expect to see a lot of them on the varsity next year. Gowanda Opponent ' l -H Southwestern 46 2 Springville ' 3 Jamestown ' 4 Dunkirk 5 Randolph ' 6 Falconer 7 Snringville 8 Fredonia 9 Olean ' I 0 Southwestern ll Randolph '12 Jamestown lfl Olean 'H Dunkirk 15 Salamanca '16 Falconer 17 Salamanca '18 Fredonia ' League Games The Ball Pla ers lst 1-In R. Ulu-rtllcl, XY. Allcn, Kr. Ncplicw, ll. Hawkins. P.P.i1cu'. ll, Hglukinx. R. Allyn. R. lnltcs ll C nil li. XX'rll1.llns. 'ml um Ali. llillis. XY. 'lilmrnpsutg fmcgt. R, Sv.-ncnpl, D. Burke. I. Supple.-. lf. 'lull1Llll. 15. Yclnski ' li. Nitlcl, R. l7L'llH, S. l.nj.lumu, K, Wicnnlul. K. Milligan. Ihr- 19112 vditinn ul bust-lmll l,llIlflll'l'S did not lizirm' so wvll in tht- won and lost colnn n xsith 1 14 won :ind 4-le-vt-n lost 1'c't'm'cl. Ciozirll llmvurd llillis was c'milrontm'd with :i coinplttt ltlilllllllllf' job. lizlving s txulu n lrmn thc- 1951 squad. Ilowt-x't-r. with four returning lt'ttvrint-n. nznnt-ly Riclizircl Xllmn L C thvr. Rmlnvy Gurin'y. and Lvwis Cahn-l, 21 li0l'IlllCl2llJlK' tcznn was plum-tl on the- fit-ld to I n ' school, 'l'hs- starting linvup cnnsistt-cl of tlirm- l4I'L'SllIlll'Il, tl'll'l'l'S0lJll0lll0I'1'S,25111111018 d wi iiiclicutcs that ili vxpm-i'it-i1c'v invuns anything. thv hast-hall picturm- for thc nvxt lbw yt ns should l Img Ricliurd Uhvrthvr and XYilliznn Allvn we-rv tht- pitclivrs. with Lvwis Guhvl doing t c ite nn lxnlnrt 1Yilli1nns pluyvd liirst hast- with cllllwli Curl and Ricllzxrd Gzitvs forming tht' kvyston conihn it u Roclnt-y cilll'Ill'y prot1'c'tm'cl tht- hut cornvr. T110 outfivldcrs wvrv linrt Hawkins. Rich nt S 1 Pl ' fic' und Richard Allvn. 'l'hv lvuding hittvr was Chuck Curl with ai .2741 batting :ivan inn X an c'oll4'm'tm'tl thi- most strikvonts. striking out -12 in 5 Qniiu-s. 1 lluwnnclzi 2 211 5 1 8 0 1 ll 7 ll ll 's ll 6 8 Snlniilziiirzi North Collins Silvvr Clwvk Salzmizinrzl Randolph Springvillm- Edt-n Lulu- Short- Randolph Edu-n Orrhurd Park Urrlulrd Park Suuthwvstm-rn Collins Clvim-r Sprinqvilln- 19 innings' 18 inninusi Iii County Playa The 11a11en ers XX 111:111-111. 1x111-1-1111u 17 111-.1111 1.. 1111111.111. 1'. 1'.11111. 0. 111111111111-11. 11, 1111111111-11. 11. H1111111. . N111111g 1 111.111-1. R 11111. 11. 11111111g11111. 11. K1111.11. YI. 1111111111, 11, 11111-111, 1-X. M111.111111-1, 15. M1111u.111. 51.1111111114 M1 1111111 11, X111111-11. 17. X11111111111. XX. 1111u1-111111111. XX XX 1-1.11111. XX A111-11. 11. 51111I1111.111, 1. I'.1111-11-111. 11 V1-11.11 M1 1311111 111.1 '1'11is 11-111' 1111- 11111111111111 151111111-1' fi1IlC11'I'Illl'Il 1111-1'11111' 51111111-11 1111-il' 111-1-ls 111 1111 1'0Il11'1'S. F111' 1111- 11 lllllt' 111 19.115 1l'1ll'1i 11is1111'1'. 1111- 111111- 111111 XX'11i11- 111111111-11 1111-111 1111. s1111'1i11g' 11'i111 1111-ii' 1111-11 1'i1'111 1 1'1-1111 12111 1111 1111 1111'1111g11 111 1111- S1-1'1i1111111s. V111l1'S1' 1'i1'1111'i1-s X1'l'l'l' 11111' 11111i1111' 111 1111-il' 111111- 1'11111-111-S. N111 1111 1111 1i11ss111111 N111 G1-111'g1- 1Jis111-11211. 1111- 11-11111 111111 11111- 111 1111- 111-st g1'1111ps 111 1'111111i1i11111-11 1111111-11-s 111111 G111111111111 1111s ' - Xl'lll'N. 11 11'11s 11111 11 11111- 111' 11111 1111111 11-11111 111-1 111w1- l1l1'I'1' 11'1-1'1- 1111111 111111 11111111111 1111 1111111111 1111 I 111111111 11111 111 1111111 1111- 1,1lll11l1'I'S. '11111' 111lll' 111111 XX'11i11- lI'll1'1iSl1'l'S 111s1 1111'1-1- 111' I1l1'1l' 11111i11s1111's. 111111 N1'P1l1'NX'. FI'1ll11Q P11111 is 11111 XX111'1l XX1-1111111 111111 11'1-1'1- g'11111l 1111' 111 11-1111 211 p11i111s in 1-111-11 1111-1-1. 1111s loss wi 11-11111 S1111 11111 111- SlllJlJ0l'l1'11 111' s111'11 s111111'1111s .11 1311-11 1111-1'. 11111 1111111111. 11111 11111 11111 11111 .-X111-11. 111111. Ill 1111-111 11-111111' X'1'2l1'. 1111' 1-1111-111-1111111111111 5 ' ' 'LII things. CQUXYANDA OPPONENT 551 71 -11 11.1 1'1 111 '111 1 .1 SOll11lXVl'S11'l'l1 1 liOll1,1'l41'IH'1' 1 1111111111 111 ' 1 U11-1111 1 213 S1-1'1i1111111s 1 1'1-111111111 1'1Ll11'Olll'l' S2l11Illlillll'2l 11111111111pl1 1 1'1-111111111 S0lll1lXN'1'Sll'l'll 17111111 P11r11'i111- S1111111w1-S1 151-1-111111111 1'l'I1 11 112 K1 18 19 118'g 25 my, 111' 1 22 211 11 111- 1111-1-11' 11-11 1llll 1111 S 1 11-111111111 1711-11 11111 11 r Tourneys on the Green ! NI I -v1v IX Ix IIIN, I I'.1!lLu-urn ,I I v-::v .Ing ly I4-Il In lxgllt' M. Nlurv. KI. Nplxwg. I N.luIu11Iun I Ivltln, I IMIII ,I,1ImIu. II Kn.,'vu, X Iixfw, I' Ihlvlmz. YI Ilmk li Ngwuhn i.XNIl'Il.'XI. II.-X5KI'I'I'II.,XI.I, C1II.'XMI'S 'IIINNIS IN'I'R.'X1NII'Il.'XI.S IYINNING I5.XSI'1I'I.4XI,I. 'I'Ii.-XM ISUIYLINU IN'I'Ii.'XIXIl'R.-XI S Int I I ul x I' 5.ll1Ix N Intl tw lxghl I' L1.xltm'1. I lfmnk. II. lfullca. A. Pnlku. Ixt um: 5. Iiutn f, I v . NI, Nplzxum I 5.x:I1lIIIu-lr. TX, IIIIIW. II, Splttlcl. I5ullIxILm.111. I' XX .xkcnlml HMI mu I' If--Km. X. XX .ll XX .lI,uvuIm!. ml ,I. I--I Il K s Thoughts While trollin n he Green The girls' intramural season for 1952-1953 started off with a bang. having nine teams out for basket- ball in the senior high school. The Zyclones led the league all the way, winning every game. In the playoffs, the final standings were: first place-Zyclones, second place-Dribbling Demons. third place' - Hinky llinks. and in fourth placefVarsity Six. This year Karen Eels won the annual basketball shooting contest in the 'unior grou while Ivfarilvn , 5 ,I , . Larson won in the intermediate group at C. H. S, Both girls competed against winners from all the schools in Erie County at BSTC. Other intramural sports for the winter season included a bowling club and a tumbling club. High bowler for the season was Patricia Fose, and in second place was Frances Sandy. The tumbling club will perform for Open House this year. doing all sorts of flips. flops. headstands, bandstands, rolls, pyramids, and other forms of tumbling. lYith the coming of spring we are looking forward to softball and tennis intramurals. For the boys, this year's intramural basketball league has been one of the largest. with over eighty boys competing in the junior high league and forty-five boys in the high school league. The leading team in the junior high league is the Hot Shots. while the Crusaders and All Stars lead the high school basket- ballers. . The annual basketball shooting contest for boys was held again this year. All boys who were not out for basketball were able to enter this contest. Dennis Crouse won the junior division title. while Iieo Nfimier won in the intermediate group. Both boys competed in the quarterfinals in Buffalo on Feb. 7. This year because of the academic schedule, the intramural football program was not so big as it has been in previous years. However on Mondays the boys got together during seventh period. divided up into teams and had games. The school sponsored an intramural bowling league for the second year. Twenty-four boys took part in this league. bowling every Tuesday after school. After bowling for ten weeks the five boys with the five highest averages had two matches with Salamanca and Franklinyille. The team finished second in the Cattaraugus County Tournament with a three game total of 2273. David Lindquist. lYillis Allen, Robert Peglowski. Leo Nfinner and W'illiam Cordon made up the team. with Ken Milligan and Richard Stitzel finishing sixth and seventh in the league. iid v ' s . I . i ,i il i I i 7 4 4, K Z' j,,,. il 7 . f' 5 Y -Lx X s x ' A J ' - , .,- M X I 4 PQ Z- Lf Q! kf f -ii? - m 54' 4 l.'lhLlPL1AHfN7'S TO THIL' Valley Bugle FROM THE GOWANDA BUSINESS ASSOGIATIDN M1-xlibs-l's ol Gowzmclzi llusim-ss Associzition. 1952 - 1953. arc: .'xl'llll'S Drug llam ol' Gowzimlu llowi-n's Nlarkvt Ciuniplx-ll's I urniturv ilzimphl-ll's Rccl K Whitm- liurnizins lIm'pm-ntl-r Hzirclwan- llahm H2ll'dNN'2ll'l' llauinliy-Fzixon lNu-lN'z1yJ lintons li. l.. Gayvm-rt 8: Co. lirniv's Radio Fashion Shop F:lrnm'r-l z1l'lu'r lforhush Lunihvr Co. fivnmfs Svlwiu' Gowzinclzx lluilclc-rs Uowzinclzl Hzlrclwarc Gowzinclzl tlvwvlry Gowzimln Liquor Gmvzniclzi l,oam Gowzuiclzi Vnricty Gowzuiclu Food Storm- Gowzmclai Nvws Hiim-lm-in K Co. Hoglv's 'johnson Agvcy 'loc-'s Army Storm' I,visncr's l,owl'ry's Shox- Storm' Nlzirkct llaskct Niagara Frontivr Publishing Cio Naglc-'s National Salvs N. Y. Stan- Gus and Elm-Ctric' Pctvr Pan Pe-nny Savvr Porpiglizfs Palm Gardens Quality Cash Rich. You Ritz Storm ing K Pvrrigo Rizzo's Grocvry I . Russm-ll's Sippli-'s S 'l'ot Shop lN'allacv's Whiting's XYitt0r ll: il'l.l'lgl'l'2lIl0ll tore lvis Cnlzljnlilzzmlv of A F rlend HILLER S fjOII1fIll.lIll'IIf.S' of Peter Geoper Gorpurations lfrm1plin1rnl.x' of Valone Restaurant Equipment, Inc. El1llffH7IPVlf 111111 .Yllfzplifts E For Hott-ls. Rm-stzunrzmts. c:2lft'Kt'l'liI5. Llulns. YERSAIl.l.I-IS. NEW YORK VI.2tYt'l'llS. Institutions 1025 xx'2lShtlUllUll Stn-1-t KI.-XMHS'l'UWN. NEW YORK f,'!7lIlfIli?Il1'l1f,Y of Beaver's Exchange and Variety Store Stronner's UENER.-Xl. MIQRCI I.-XNDISE Phuuv Nurth Clollms 22242 l,.-XWTUNS. NEW YORK Adrian Westlund COXVANDA. NEWS' YORK Phom- 751 f,'llI'fJl'1lff1' Ki11'ln'r1 um! Builrlm .-1 Sprrinllt DIIGGAN'S DAIRY liOMPI,Ii'I'Ii LINE OF IJ.-XIRY IJROIJl'lZ'I'S :md ICIIC CTIQH.-XXI mm- IZNI 22555 IIznnImm'Q'. Nvw York ddy's Indian Motorcycle Salds INDIAN and .IlUR'l'O.Y .IIIIIIVSIOXYII St. Plmm- I6I Iwo Eddy, Pmprhlm' mkfxw FUR THE 1515.87 IX PICTI 'RMS' IIUJIIS 'IYI 'l'Hl:' SHUII' 'l'HA'l' PRUI'l:'S HOLLYWOOD THEATRE GOWANIJA. NEW YORK ,1IUl'lIiS ARL' Hli'I I'l:'R THAN liI'liR Nxfxv Compliment: of Compliments of Compliments of Mann llmer - The Village llmer Luce Hardware On The' Squzm- P4-rrysburg. Nm-w York CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53 Western llulo Compliments of The Riviera Complinzenls of Mike's Barber Shop Phone- -H5 Compliments of Charles L. Graves I-Intel nqwamla , Frank s GENERAL STORE Philip F, Pl-rim-ak. Jr.. Mg,-. l'm'l'ysb111'g. N1-w York 26,30 South yympr St' GOWANDA. Y. LUNCH AT Compliments of Restaurant c. ls. Bushnell 3 7 Jamestown Stn-vt Complimenlx of Griffin Nurseries Wilcox Road JEWELER North Collins Nc-w York L1-o and Flon-ncv O'Brivn Operatorr Gowanda Harley-Davidson Sales John S. Reid PHONE GOWANDA 980 W 2 RFD No. l, Zoar Road Gowanda, N cw York Compliments of Walgus Restaurant Pete I'ero's GOOD FOOD STEAK HOUSE and 49 Commercial Str:-vt BOWLING ALLEYS Phono 384 john WN'algus. Prop. GeIia's Taxi PHONE 318 f.'an1plirm'nl.x of AMERICAN LEGIDN PDST 409 Auxiliary Unit lunior Auxiliary Sons 0i The Legion EEE Complinzffntx of the Parents and riends OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Merl Schiffman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheplo Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Musacchio Mr. and Mrs. Miss Violet E. Robert Nitsch Howard Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Foster Mrs. O. F. Winship Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Hogeboom Mr. and Mrs. Louis Andolsek Richard and Robert Geil Mr. and Mrs. Norris Graves Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barthel Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Stoll Mr. and Mrs. VV. L. Milligan Mr. and Mrs. james C. Bufton Mr. and Mrs. john Palumbo Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs . E. Leiker and Mrs. john Gominiak and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . Franklyn Bowen . Art Smith . Richard C. Evans . Donald H. Wing . Robert Gordon . Arthur Denea . Win. VanSlyke and Mrs. Frank Peglowski Miss Inez Sh Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs ippen . H. Lyle Niosher . Charles E. Brack . Adrian Westlund, Sl Mr. and Mrs. Del. Mcliean Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Horace Thompson . lleward Larson C,'fmzf1lirm'11tv of Gowanda us Service Lamb, Vral, Phonv: FA 663-I Hrrf. A11lff0Il,POI Puult ry, BOIIe'lr'.s.x Bfff rie holesale MEATS -V V PROVISIONS FROZEN FOODS ll Alamo Place- Bxlfllllo 20, Nvw York f4'OHlfIll.H14'lIl.N of Moench Tanning Go., Inc. GOWAN l DA. NEW YORK Tx! rf 4 Conzjllinzwnlv of WGMEN 0F THE MOUSE GOWANIJ.-X CHAPTER Nu 651 'JK' ,fu onnie Hall Phono 904 M 2 fj0mfIIiTHF?1f.f of E. I. Muzzy Dixtributor for THE TROPICIAI, PAINT 81 UII. CU. C'07IIfIH77I4'lIf.X' of Knowles-Fisher orporation Crv07?1f!HTI'l,l'7Il.Y of I I I Amerlean Ire Tre Company GOWANIJA, NEW YORK Compliments of Fletcher Barton DAYTON. NEW YORK Conzplinzents of Roy M. Lindsay REAL ESTATE BROKER Complimentx of Ken's Jewelers Conzf1lim1'nt.x of A Friend Corrzplinlentx of Conzplinlenlx of Gowanda Sport Shop 27 JlllYl1'SfOWll St. Gowanda Furnaces, Ine. Frank L. Covca. Prop. Hyman R. SJIHQUI' Sporting Coodx Alhlelir lfenr CVUIIIPHIIIIIIIX of Buffalo Restaurant 34 Buffalo Stn-1-t COW AN DA Yo ll 1' Srhool Pll0f0gl'UII,1,t'l' Richards and Donohue, Inc. XVEBSTER, NEW' YORK A Complete Yearbook Scrvicv - From Photographs to Finishvd Book f.'on1plimr111x of I,'ornplimrn!.v of tlartman's Bakery The Depot Hotel Complirnenfx of Gowanda Laundry and Dry Gleaners Complim ents of H0011 lillfli 'l'u EBICAN l'l.AYlill0llNll IIEVIFE 130. Ghlrck Pulvino '55 ANllEllSON. INDIANA 5 WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF FINE Bob cole PLAYGROUND 6- SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT GOOD LIQCIK TO CLASS OF 1953 I rum A F rlend I 2 fl 5 6 7 8 9 III II I2 I3 IAI I5 l Iv. I7 I8 I9 lDEN'l'Il ICA'l'ION OF l'IlI'l'URliS ON PAGE 142 Draunailics Club Party Mr. Snow. Mrs. D1-nn-ry. Miss Curt:-r 'lihv ruolis 'l'hr- twins - Mm-rlyn :mal My'rtlr' Cook Mr. Russ lN'illi:un Gordon. john Palumbo joan livnns Mr. Chnpmzm. Mrs. Smith Baby Rubvrtn llownrd lN':rllu-r. NY. Allm-n. R. Grzlvm-s. Grzrvm-s. R. Dm-mm-ry. li, lN'ithm-rn-ll Wlillizlrxl Allcn Robvrta Howard Our kindvrgzirtm-n vlziss Ninrilyn Larson. JIIIIIPS lYm. Allvn, Rirhnrcl RVIIISIIIP Slmron lN'hit1' Mr. :md Mrs. llollvillwn-ck Robr-rt D1-nn-ry. jam- Gram-s Nnnvy Riva- Bufton GAIIIB Ornamental Iron Works For Thr I i11w,xt Slllltl Hill Road Gmvunclzn. N. Y. Phone- III88 Iiill Snow 'Y ' f .gl r