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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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M XX Kfmw W fUffN , 0 - LWWJdF 2N ' XS 4 . ' x A , :rs vm , M ESD Nb ... f X V46 ,fm VALLEY BUGLE presentedby CLASS OF I958 GOWANDA CENTRAL SCHOOL Gowanda, New York .,n VALLEY BUGLE OFFICERS Left to Right: James Smith, Business Manager: Wayne Evans, Associate Editor: john Thiel. Editorg Nancy Blesy. Art Editor. Absent: Judith Rossman. Business Manager. And they're olll From the word go the Valley Bugle stafl' was hard at work to produce not only the biggest yearbook GCS has ever seen, but also the finest. Many ideas and suggestions Went into the production of this book, some new, some old. We not only tried to have the book ready for earlier distribution, but we also produced a book that we feel is unique. It has been changed from cover to cover. This year a new cover was especially designed by the art staff, incorporating the senior crest with the sehool colors. Also more space was devoted to sports and activities, a very important part of the well-rounded education we received at GCS. The theme, Kiddie Kars to Hot Rodsf, was selected because of the transition it showsg a change or development from a thing of simplicity to one of complex parts and mechanisms. In this same manner we pro- gressed through school. From kindergarten, where we learned to play together, to high school, where our knowledge has been greatly increased and where we are now able to work together in the community and the nation. Now that our work draws to a close we wish to extend special gratitude to Mr. Daniel O'Day and Mrs. Marianna VVonnacott, without whose able assistance and advice, the production of this, the Valley Bugle of 1958, could not have been possible. CREDITS TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ----- 5 Seniors - 15 Photographer Richards and Donahue Q Activities - 59 Sports - 79 Publisher Niagara Frontier Elementary 101 Publishing Co. Patrons - l2l 2 X Dedication it As keys are necessary to keep a car running, so class advisors are necessary to keep a class running smoothly. Without keys you would not be able to start a car. W,ithoL1t our class advisors we would not have been successful in our many class projects. Because our advisors have helped us with unfailing effort, we, the Class of 1958, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Estelle Simon, and Mr. Robert Patrick. In this way we sincerely wish to show a small portion of our gratitude to them for their expert guidance and their willingness to help us throughout our four high school years. Mrs Simon Mr. Patrick fl QF H0 SE 4 X T gs snmo n IRTHWW 9 ocrf V 0 I-'LU DI-'IZE dlcr I4 I5 I7 +18 S UDENT COUNCJ E ECTIONS No A c.oN'ry:s'r 5 ORHTORICFII.. xm C 2 OECD CIQ 7 SEN on BRL!- EC 27 .Snow onzz f B '7 .2 ssnzori c.eRN'ylHL simon PLH'-If mari 212 mg PHTRICK5 BIRTHUH ITTHR -24- SE non map wnsm -rw HPRIL is .21 SDPHOMORE socn Hop HPRIL :ee JUNIOR PROW1 f mnw FINAL EX!-'OmS 5 JUNEI3 20 A 1 'Q XX nl fix xii ' I W , XX iff WEN ii 9 I N , -5 R X - . was n X Q OF ' ' J J E. X f i vm. f . W - J H ., f DE 5' K!! U n ,V ,FE,4Sf0,l - o AN F 5. I5 - ' 'v' ' f , I , n 'qf I 72 IQ, 0 ,f ,fM,1r !, J f I TO ff X Q J 1 I W 30 J ,I - H QSO ni 93 'iq' na .1 .1-'A. - -5 iifggq Z , MW ' , -, V Y , s'3' 'Rik :xl-QRJX. 'M,,.1f - . W f -My y M, if eiilfigii- - ,ellx Skilif it p A ' T E f iq 7 A ,A - 4 ,X-V it Administration lfiixt Row. li-ft to right: C111-rk Ifrziiik Hzitmi. Mr. Pxirkv .-Xllc-xi, Pivsicli-iit l,:i Vvrni- KI, Spring. Mr. llhzirlvs KI, 'l'wii'li1'll. Ur. .Xllvii YY, Uulv. Sivfiiici Rriw, inf! lu riuht: Iliqh Svhiwul i'i'iiir'ipail Rim-lnml huh-ii, l'1l4'lll4'IliilI'Y SlllJl'l'YiSl7l' Willixuii llnvkwii. Mr. Ralph Smith, M11 Roh:-rt Rzitvw-l. Yau- ilt'n'sith'lll Yivtm' .X. Qiulivn, Siipi-wisiiiu i'i'i1im'i1J:il l,:iwi'm-ii1'1- VI.. SI'lll'1l. iirgi Cimiuititiiliilimis .ii'i- iii m'ch'i' fm' Mr, Sriirziis N111 Fniwii WH- wish to thunk N111 E414-n fm' his sviwius lillrllllliillll lHSlII71'IXi5iHQ Piiiiriiixil. :xml vliiorts Lillfillg thi- iillil'I' X'4'2ll'S hm' il.lS hi-1-ii it Uuwzimiii. WU- ailsrw wish him mimi hivix iii his in pusitiun. Ml'. Johnson. thi- g'11iclz1ni'i- vounsz-lor with the Cht'i'rful Mr. Brown. is a Ill'WC'0II1l'I' to Gowunclu, llc works with lnzinni-ly has hvlpi-Ll IIILIIU' stucli-nts plzin for thi-ir thi- stuclvnts :ls Il spv4'c'h thvrzipist, futilrvs. W w--. Mr. Gurnvy. thc psychologist. not only works in Gownnda Mr. Millvr. as transportation supvrvisor. km-ps thi- husvs but hi' also trzivc-ls to cl2lttZlI'ZlllEl1S and Randolph. running on sfhs-dull: 7 Faculty M1'. Harvhnin- -Swimming Mr. Bishop--Srienvi' Siinpli- things for siinpli- pvoplc. Iinnginv that! Mrs. Bvrnivk--Art Mrs. Chz1nfrau+Nursc I'll gin- you just one more Haw you svf-n your doctor? vhuiivc! Mr, Cowan-Maths-matics Mr. Cranston-Mathematics Where is that honn-work? Nei-d I rcmind you -- the red hand is on thc movv. Mr. Bollingvr- -Music' If you Cz1n't play it. turn in your uniform Mr. Christi:-fSc'ii-mm All right. Close thosm- noti-books. Mr. Davis--English All right, pe-oplc-. quict down. 9 Faculty hw., Mr. Daiytonfr Agrirultun- Mrs. Dl'I1ll'fy'f'El1gllSh llnw run you ch-ciclv until you lA-t's gi-t tha- show on thc- road. Vmnpznrx- thu- fzxvts? Mr, Cnlmigli- Businc-ss Mrs, Gocldc-n7Musiv May l linvm' your 1III1'IlIlOIl? Sit up straight, .. ..,.. M M A V i Mr, flruiiigm- Clit. Eel. Mrs. IIZIIHIUill1'ciilfl'U'Y'lH Supr. Shut up! How arm- ws- doing girls? Ill NIL Dispvnza-Mz1thc'nmtic's I-Ill hungry! 'TF Mr. Goldvn-Clit. Ed. Did yo 1-vnh sw- so vnurh snow? Mrs. lll'llC'LlC'kfMllSll' vvllill sv:-nis to bc your problvnl? Mr. Hillisfljhys. Ed. Gs-t on tha- ball! M1's. Horton-'Homv Economics Hon:-stly! Mr. Kionkm-fEnglish Think ! Faculty Mr. Holla-nbc-c'kfAm. History You are now on tha- thrz-shold of learning. Mrs. Kaluza-Commx-rcial Ss-ttlv clown and lQt's gm-t busy. Miss Kuh:1rsky+SCim-nov An- thc-ro any quvstions? Mr. Hoppnflncl. Arts You lnakz- thv mark. I only rs-Cord it. Mr. Kilrain- English Compru-ndez vous? Mr. Lyons-Svivnc'c Good thinking. ll Faculty Mr, Nzllzlro Musir' Mr. O'DayfAEnglish I hElYl'Il'l timm' to zvnxlr, Taka- out Il shi-vt of pzlpl-r. Mr. Pz1tric'kfCit. Ed. Miss Plumvr-Phys. Ed. 'l'h:1t's 21 lik:-ly story. Is it you or your sister? Mrs. Srhultz Latin Mr. Schultz--VVorld History liwmm- uf zm unfortunutm- zuwi- Cute-n Morgm-n, cl:-nt. Mrs. Schultv was unziblv to tc-:wli this yi-nr. I2 Mrs. Own-n--'English D04-sn't anybody uss- Il divtionnry? Mr. Ruffglmtin That's a rhalla-ngv. Mr. Svhunmckvr---Ind. Arts Knock it off! Mrs. Shannon-Mathi-matics Rr-mn-rnbvr your Corrections. Mr. Spinaglnd. Arts Would you like to bv on vxtvn- sion togcthvr? Mrs. TromblcyfMathm-matics Tha- bi-ll has rung. Facult Mrs. Simon-English Whvn and if you graduate. Miss Thorpcflinglish It's intcrc-sting to know . Miss Wm-bb-Commcrrial Is Cash involved? Mrs. Sipplc--Homc Economics In your ss-nts now. Mrs. Titus-Librarian Do you have- your library slip? Mrs. Wonnarott---Art Don't bv 21 jack rabbit. I3 'CY JN 'W v' ' I,.IIf nl II11- 111xI111I1:1I m'1'1'w 'nm-5 Im' 11111' IlIlUlH2l'kllJIll'l', I'Il'HIII I1-ft A111' R, 5111- 1 NIJIIIX il put .111cI Illlll ilI'V llit IU-QI lllll' I11111g1'x' HOU. 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S caslcst way., Band 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Col- Vallvy 43 C crlcn-Ml . Rifle Club 4. lege Club 3, 4: F.T.A. -ig Class fs: WM: Tn-asurer Q Play 4g Vallvy Bush' 4. lu-tball Intramurals 1, 2. 3 , N -7, Basvball Intramurals 2: Stu ent .cTJf'LI', va: Qf ,, Council 3, 4. V CSP, gi, 18 - ' ' KT rj if G .ff G, I Q :fa ..- , o 'yi' ,ff .S 'R 1' if . liallkwfliii is Ylv I' ,.' 'Lili 3314 ' 21,415 in wir lp 1, A - 4. it ' - I ra' ' ' '1 '-1 'If' If-f' NH ' . 1 . 4 ' ' 1 -V, a, DOROTHY ANN BISHOP NANCY ANN BLESY GEORGIA LEE BRITT Duty Nanny Georgie To become a Cadet at West Point. To drive a certain 1957 blue and :'To watch the JV Basketball Team chorus 1-4. Girls Ensembl? 9 3, white Olds myself. instead of just play on telcvisionf, Student Council 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurer 3g Latin Club Scribe 1 Quaestor 2. Consul 3. 4g F.T.A. 4: College Club 34 Baseball Intra murals 2, 3: Basketball Intra murals 2, 3, -1: Panther Gazette 3. -l-3 Valley Bugle 4. A. BRUCE CAMPBELL AndeJ' To go to the moon and study the earth through a telescope. C horus 1-4: Boys Ensemble 1-34 Col- lege Club 35 JV Football lg Var- sity Football 2, 35 Basketball In- tramurals 1, 2. he'Ping- Tfi-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2g Col- Panther Gazette 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Junior Planets 3g Art Club 4: Art lege Club 3, 4g Basketball Intra- murals 1, 2: Baseball Intramurals Editor. Valley Bugle 4. 1, Valley Bugle w ' myllij iruklldfl J V1il,1.lL,l1 A an MA, A f I ,J W 5 Ct a V, . jj Q' W swf .vb wpanw we G, M MICHAEL CANNON Miken 'LTO become heavyweight boxing champion. Track 1-3: Cross Country 4. ' s. I 1 RICHARD R. CARPENTER r:RuXtJy,:: WTO become a good enough salesman to convince my wife she looks fat in a fur coat. Class President 4g Chorus 1. 2. 45 Band 1-45 Basketball Mgr. 15 Stu- dent Council 4g Rifle Club 43 Wrestling 3. 19 s 'l ' 138-5 MARY ALICE CASEY EDWARD RODGER CHRISTOPHER JAMES E. COLBURN Casey l rr'1zchie Big j l'o in z'1' t a ni c'm- boy with a nicn- To rs-sc Lxcf John Gran-s from Jim To launch my own satm-llitv occu- far 111,' ' Colbu x'r1 's sau-llitv. sobm-r. picd by John Gran-s and a kcg of l.atin Club I--1: S m-c'. l. Ardilt- -l: C'lasS Prcsiclvnt 2: Class Trcas. 1. 3: Bff'W1'f'S Goldfi Chorus 2--l: Librarian fl: Girls l'lllSl'IlllDll' 2, fl: Band 2-4: Svc. 3, V.l'. -lg Stuclcnt Council 3. -l-1 Junior Play:-rs fl: l .'l'.A. fl: Class l'lay -lg Coll:-gc Club fl: llaskvt- ball Intramurals 2--l: Valli-y liuglw -l-. H 'Q- A -t Chorus I-4: Prcs. -l: Boys En- scrnblr- 2. 15: Studi-nt Council l-'l. YP 3, Prcs. 4: Hi-Y 1-4. Sr-c. ll: llatin Club 2. Svc. 2: Collcgc Club fl. -l: Track Il. -lg JV Foot- ball l: Varsity Football 2--l: Bas- ltctball JV 2: Varsity Basks-tball Il. -l-2 JV Bas:-ball 2. MARY l . CORIiE'l I' ARTHA Mare l'o play in traffic with Carol and ' o bt Mary lrcncf' Pc-p Club fl: 'l'ri-lli-Y fi, 4: Junior w I llayvrs fl: Panthm-r Gaze-ttc 3: X al- lvy Buglm- 4-1 Basketball Intra- murals I--l: Bas:-ball Intramurals I--li JV Chr-1-r'lu-aclcr 3: Bowling X Intramurals fl. -L 20 Int - cWkJf I I I it bf Latin Club 1. 2: Gm-rman Club 3: Math Club 4. ' MQ-37,9 mf J OHN DAYTON H-lUl17l7lI?'u To carn 31.500 a month. Chorus l--l: Boys Ensr-mblc l-3: Hi-Y I-4. Chaplain 2: Math Club -l-: Band 1--l. Trl-as. 3, -lg Studcnt Council. Attorncy Gr-ncral 2: Latin Club 2. 3, Counsul 3: Col- lcgc Club 3, -l: JV Baskctball 2. 3: Varsity Baskm-tball -l: JV Bascball 2. 3: Baskctball Intramurals l. X' v N5 1' I-nba' Y .f - fm . s' Q , CLIFFORD MONTHZ DEOCA ' WAYNE EVANS . GENEVIEVE FEHLMAN I roggie Moose', Hfennyl' To bt-Come a flyvrf' To become Zorro tht- Sc-Cond. 'LTO bt-Come a nurse-. Class V.P. 3: Class Trt-as. -lg Stu- Student Council, Attorney Gt-nt-ral Cafeteria Stall l-4. dont Council 3. -lg Track 3. -l: -ll Latin Club 3g F.F.A. Club 25 Varsity Football 2--lg Basketball Collogt- Club 3, -l: Math Club -l: Intramurals 1, -lg Softball Intra- J.V. Football 2g J.V. Bast-ball 2: ,U murals I: Football Intramurals 1. Baskvtball Intramurals 2, Foot- H 11 ball Intramurals 2g Softball Intra- lb f Mkt murals 2: Valley Bugle-, Assistant 1, X l Editor -l. 4 , M' ,' 1, ' I ' QW I Jug as 1' 1 ,tfcff . , 1 - Ay - ' -' U C t- ' f If ' 1 K Q 'Ya .-1 'll ' '7 '-1 -- t 'U IS , X C LL 11 4,9 ' - y 1 'Y ,'m 4- '-14.3 'I t lnx ,1 A fy ,ffl ll . . ki: 'fr 3' 4, 0 I -' I .1 Sgr ,. 51 J I I! -l . J l 1 FRANCIS C. FELDER RONALD WILLIAM FOSTER BETTY LOU GABEL Fr-ani' Big Ron Benn To livc tht- livvs of Mr. Galough To pitch a no-hittcr on opening To haw my own Hillbilly Band. and Coach Hillis aftc-r I gt-t out day for the New York Yankees. Tri-Hi-Y4, Pamhvr Gazvmh Business of schoolj Collt-gc Club 3, -lg Varsity Basc-ball Mgr. 44 Bowling Intramurals 1-lg 2--l. Basketball Intramurals fl: Valley Bugle Stall 4: Library Club 2. Ql Studi-nt S-lr tx JN' V' if .1 1 ' af . ,L L BRNDI FX W CVXSBODN NIYKRY IRENE GODDEN-3 Q ml? Q J ROBERT GOLD BWI HMM D .3 yy 9 'Tloldiei' s r 1 1 c l'o marry a millionairm- in Hawaii. j'To b nfc' omv thc first pcrson to own r lm h WI h C 'ml ohmon S C horus l-4: Girls' Ensr-mblv 31 Band hy 'P' 3 mr that flivsfl I-4: Tri-Hi-Y 2--l-. Prvs. 4 Library Club lg C0111-gc Club 3 liaskvtball Intramurals l-4: Soft ball Intramurals l. 2: Bowling In tramurals 1: Vallcy Buglr- 4 Latin Club 2, Pontifvx Maxima 3 -ci' J Di yClass Pri-s. 1: Student Council 2-4 fl Hi-Y 1-4: Latin Club 1. 2: Col- o Q2 logo Club 3. 4: Track 3. 41 J,V JV? Football l. 2: Varsity Football 3 'll IV. Baslu-tball 2: Varsity Bas- '3' kctball ll. 4: Varsity Bast-ball 2-4 3 rw Y 'Baskvtball Intramurals l. QP l lil ath J , ' nf ROGER I-IALFTOWN Hog To haw ambition. 'arsity Football 2--l: Varsity Baskvt- ball 2'-l: Varsity Baseball 2-4: Basketball Intramurals 1: Foot- ball Intramurals 12 Softball Intra- murals l. ,Lf 1. -LwU 'Q,v- J P. JL M-1, A J -5 'ipaailf DAVID HAMON Dave To get Ken Sprague an automatic time Changi-r. F.F.A. Club l-3. vt xl y 1' DORIS JANE HEITZENRATER GEORGE HOWARD Down George:' l'To own a large mansion. To hold up the lamppost on Main Panther Gazette 4g Library Club 2: Stnict' Baseball Intramurals 1, 2: Bowl- Baseball and Basketballfyramugils. ing Intramurals l-4g Valley Bugl: A I Q., fl? 0 S11 y 4 X 3.1 Q, Wwfrmwxzf Q tw JY . 5. , K D I lj ' X, 4 . or f jj V .iP,.f My if! I 2 ii M WW Avis JANE HUBBARD ffsmff To have wings and be able to fly. Latin Club 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Library Club lg College Club 3: Chorus l-4, Lib. 2, V.P, 35 Girls Ensemble 2-45 Band 1-4g Valley Bugle 4: Bowling Intramurals 1, 2. ANITA HUBER CAROL HUFF Nita CarolJ' To never get married. To go around the world in 80 Library Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. days? Library Club 3, 45 F.T.A. 3g Math. Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Valley Bugle 43 Basketball Intramurals l-45 Baseball Intramurals 1, 2. 23 N +1 1 -' .Q Xt f D Rl'l'A l,. JOHNSON CHARLES KENNEDY PHYLLIS KENNEDY Ulfitglgj M '-rx1mf1fg 'KP11f1 lu u . lish iut :my ortwm- s Nllo bt'c'oms- luzivif' To bvvouu' n bull figll!l'1'.u it I' ' i A Cross Country 'll Varsity Football F E - 'ri-lli- . -l' l mxrv nb fl: lizlslwtlmnll IIliI'll1IllII'1llS l-fl: 'lu f , fb ' lb? if . .Al , ,J L L J L Vj O Suftbull lutrzuuuruls l-fl. iilfj' i H' VL A t Q -JJ if yi M li fuffb' in .,lfU ' 'V ' ' NL N 5 ,.'1LJPfLl'V X . f ' lfxr' 1 f' 1 it x U rx F all ,dx 11 W 'N 'E' MW.. ,ff l ' C x . :- X ,i if U ld 6 N l ti 1 t MADELINE KLEPFER PIIYLLIS ANN KOTA MAUREEN KREBS UPl'1l7l.1'u Ph3'I,' Rui Tu bvcouu- an vuuplv of iuvhm-s To 1-:tru iucuu-y for 21 om--way tivlu-t To nu-vt Il uivvr boy with Il uivcr taullm-r. to Corus-ll. farm than Cas:-yf' Librzury Club Al: Bnskvtlmll Iutru- Gt-riunu Club. Trms. il: Vzlllvy Latin Club l. 2: Coll:-gr' Club ll. 'li muruls tl: Valli-y liuglc- l. Buglv pl: Bowling Iutrmuurzils 'lt Valli-y Buglt' 4. Bziskvtbnll aucl Bas:-ball Iutrzi- murals I-4: lli-Y 4: Junior Play- t-rs 15: Pup Club fl. 21 . X 5 x ix N I ,l i 'rv rd ,L ,A F A 'X , .F , 11 es, VIXRIIXN E KLMP1 M W1 xx P 'kwlwf ' ' 1 ARIE 1 INN LAMBLRFI 'IOX LE LANE RJ S A111101 'Nerf' jn3 ' ms iv X ' lo 11 ll l1 flu fut To lJCCOIlll' 2111 Irish Wnshvr lb Illillil' so1111-om' l1z1ppy.'g'bv Ol l cis woman' -lllllllll' Plays-rs 2. V alfa! JJ' X s 1 C C horus l-4: Girls' E11ss111bl1- il: Bllllll BJ r 'QI Y sr 1 ISI l-4: Tri-lli-Y Q. fl: Lz1ti11 Club 1 1111111 1ls l I I, 2: Collc-gc Cl11b 3: Bnskvtbnll x QA Y I11tru111u1'r1ls 1-31 B2lSl'lJ2lll l11t1'z1- IllUl'illS l. 21 Yzlllvy Buglv Stull l. 0 BO' JW' I Y Q If LAIIREEN E. MCCARTHY - , U, LHVBUI UIHUZFZIVZ ' ulfengefv bm tr1pp1d 111 1 111 1 To play 11 confort with Libbraf - Il i To takc that 11ic'1- boy with thm' good with j'11111 M1Il9fll ld the Moon. 'ISS X 7 BOW ln 'W Chorus l-3: Girls' EIlSf'II1blL' 2. 3: 1 Y Irs 74 B151 'md 2-4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Junior Playm-rs 2-4: Class Play 4: Latin Club 1: F.T.A. Club 3. 4, Tr:-as. 4: Collr-ge Club 3: Baskvtball In- tl'2lIIll1I'8lS 3: Basr-ball Intramurals 3: Vallvy Buglm' Staff 4. farm away from Mary Alivm- :md Maurr-cn. Tri-Hi-Y 41 Junior Pl2lyl'I'S ll. 4: Latin Club 2. 3: F.T.A. Club 15. 4: Collcga- Club 3. 41 P1-p Club 3: Basketball Intrurnurzils 4: Val- lvy Buglc' Staff 4. 25 W JOAN MARY MCEIONNEIIII f.MiEkJ',, 'L'l'o change my nieknanu- from Mivky to Andy. Class Ser. 2: Student Couneil See. -l: Tri-Ili-Y 3. Al. Treas. 4: junior Players l-3: Panther Cam-tte Il: Pep Club Ser. ff: Cheer- ln-:irler fi: Basketball Intramurals Ii, I: Baseball Intramurals 2: Val- ley Bugle Stall' l: Bowling fl. -l. l JOYCE MAYBEE .floycen To be an old-fashioned girl with modern ideas. Latin Club 2: Panther Gazette 4: Basketball and Softball Intramur- als l. 2. 4. 26 'KTO f'y'5!r,lff' PETER MARTIN Pete,' To join the navy. Student Couneil ul: J.V. Football 3: j.V. Basketball 3: J.V. Baseball l, 2: Basketball Intramurals l. 2. 4: Football Intramurals l: Soft- ball Intramurals l. 2: Bowling Intramurals 2. To KAREN MARTINDALE - Ia'git', have red-headed twins. Class Ser. 4: Chorus 3, 4: Collcgv Club fl: Class Play 4: Student Couneil 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Basketball and Bowling Intramurals -1: Val- ley Bugle Stall' Al. H: W Class Chorus , 2, V, 1 4: Girls 2g Lati Council 2: ior Players 2, Pres. 4: Basket all In- tramurals 1, 2, 4: Softball Intra- murals l. ROBERT MENNINGER ffBob7! . ' f' 'junior To join the Navy and see the ash' world U ,fgxdent Council 1. 2: Rifle Club 4: Track 1, 2: Cross Country 1, 2: J.V. Basketball 2: Basketball In- tramurals I, 2: Football Intra- murals 1. 2: Softball Intramurals l, 2. 4: Valley Bugle Staff 4. H0512 .f KENNETH MESSENGER EUGENE METZGER PAUL FRANCIS MINNER Pike ' Cle1n ' Skinny Minnyu 'To grow grape-s with K1-n Sprague-'s To get more rain than Charlic-. To ba- a grim-ral in tht- I'.S. Army. WM door mghhoff' F.F..X. Club 1-:sg Bowling 4. Chorus 1, -+1 Class Play 11 Projvv- tion Club 3, -l. J gi x f U ' l QL' ri' ' I 'ff A 1-JJ' l ' , ' ftp 0' p' IM ' , . . , ,x P fl 'Pad' X .I fx : ba f nf' W L I Av ' lx: I,-n , . 'Y Q, L IJ MARILYN NEWCOMB BARRY PARKER CAROL L. PARSONS Neute1'3' Big Bertu P1l1'.snipx To bra-ak tht- sound barria-r in a To bn- Chit-f of mytribl-. To get rich beforv I'm 20 and hoppvd-up '57 I'orCl.' JDVD Football 1, 2- Varsity 3. +2 wc-althy br-forv 21. Valli-y Buglt- 4: Baskr-tball Intra- V. Baseball 1. 2, Varsity 3. -lx Chorus l-3: Panthvr Gazcttc 3: Val- rnurals 1--l: Softball Intramurals Basketball Intramurals 4, lcy Buglc -lg Baskm-tball Intra- l. 2: Bowling Intramurals l. 2. l. murals I-33 Basn-ball Intramurals l-33 Bowling Intramurals fl, -lg Class Play 4. 27 if l' F04 -al 1,9- -.W ., t. MARY ANN PEGLOWSKI Mnr3' Ann .I H f. ,A 2. DAVID PETERS Pete Ap, L I ,Er 'fl DONA PHILLIPS Dona To km-vp that gin- bo5La'wayi,ffbn1 , Fo go to Alaska. Ambition. Alkiafy Alml',Maur Hl ' nd is-5fm'cl'U5,' J.V. Football 1, 2. Varsity Football Basketball Intramurals 43 Bowling Tri-Ili-.Y 2-4-5 Valli-y Bugllv 4: 3, 43 Wrestling 2-4: Track 1-4: Intramurals 4: Valli-y Buglv Staff kvtball Intrzugilfals wlwf: Sofdfall 1 Bowling 4: Softball Intramurals 4. IITUFZIIIIUFQHSLIII Studglht Counril 2. 1' 2. 4. ,I ' CW , QQ .4 NYY . N is , t iw V VK ,t - 1. , - . ul 'l -1,J fl ix . ' Xxx' W-. . 1 rg, 1 Lv U' 5 :ww t Ml - 45 . .. 4' . fd F X fi u. x V . J A I, j v , J j . ' at fr' 5 521 I-M L in-I Qlflf' UN .Vi is x ,., U -fmffjllfi lcwdlim C - , J' l, 5 s I 5 'I xx ' I' ' ELDANA MAE PIERCE Dr1na,' NTU do thc' tlifflvult bvforv I'm 20 :incl thi- impossible- be-fore I'm 2l. Latin Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Pop Club 33 Valli-y Buglv Staff 43 Baskctball Intramurals 1-45 Soft- ball Intramurals 1. 2. 4. 28 DENNIS PINE Dennis the Menace To show Bunny Totcr how to bo- come a good 'fjarhvadu CMar- inc-jf' Vallc-y Buglv 4g J.V. Football 2 Varsity Football 3g Wrestling 2-4 Track 2: Projection Club 3. 4. Lia R JP 1 O Y CHARLEMAGNE KEITH POODRY ffchieff, To bi-Como om- of thc- first to visit thi- moon. Cross Country l-4: Trark l-4: Wrvstling 2-4. 1 aw REICMERTIW ..Mmy., .pt To play par golf. Chorus 1--lg Girls' Ensemble 21 Tri- Hi-Y 2. 3. -lg Junior Players -li College Club 3. 4: German Club 3. -lg Basketball Intramurals 4: Bowling Intramurals 2g Valley Bugle Staff -l. JERRY B. SAFFER all Btn To be a respectable citizen of the Boweryf, Student Council l, Llg Hi-Y l, 2, 3. Sec. -lg College Club 3, 4g Ger- man Club 35 J.V. Football 1, 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: J.V. Basket- ball 2g Varsity Basketball 3, -ll Basketball Intramurals 1. ll .gl JUDY ROSSMAN Uv 2 Twitch ' To be the first person to trip around the world Chorus lg Student Council 3g Tri- Hi-Y ln junior Players -lg Latin Club 2, -l: College Club 3, -ll Math Club ll German Club. HOWARD SCHLUTER Howie', To retire before I become 2l. College Club 3, Rifle Club 4. fifty jab-UALIQEWQLD Gi l6,1:'!.A-fl '-Q, 'H . N W IV! QQMWM VINCENT RUPP Dinnie'J To be a state trooper. Student Council 23 F.F.A. 2g Track 3. 4g J.V, Football l. 2g Varsity Football 3. -l: J.V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2. -l: Baske all It .l 2. . ' n ,ramura sd M LW pw MM JUDITH A. SCIERA ffludielf To be the first female admiral in the Navy. Valley Bugle Typing Editor -lg Bowl- ing 3, fl. TY1fa.o5orf1kJl,e.a.f1l-ui 29 CK J-h.Juv:AL4.A.A f-J M136-4 brfkww-Uj?fi2efw'V-Us l Wk 6 . 1 I l'l,YSSES SCO'l I' JAMES W. SMITH DONNA MARIE SNYDER I 'ly' Buddha Donna lo lll'I'UlIll' sm-riousf' To own a Clog that wins lil-st in l'Always havv a Ford to rid-0 Zin. Baslu-tlmll Intramurals l 3 Football thl' Show' Baskvtball Intramurals, Intramurals lg Iiasz-ball Intramur- Band l: Ili-Y l. 2, V.P. 3. Pros. 4: .. W 'X als I1 Varsity Football 3. -l. Pantllr-r Gaza-ttv. Tru-as. lg Collm-gmt ' I S J Club 3. -l: Class Play 'lg Cross ff Country Manage-r l, 2: a kt-tbiall h NA U 9 ' I A M2lIl2lHl'I' l--l: Varsi 4 5 1-ba f ' J X x l-l: Vallm-y Buglr' -l. y N , , 1 1, My . Q , K EU . , u V , I If 1 s.. 5 ' I K I' -V ly . S, l . llrn r ' WA V ' 1 4 G ' f ,4 , KHNNETII SPRAGUE KENNETH STEKLASA RONALD W. STELLEY Zeb Stinky Stell'f 'l'u own thc- fast:-st 55'A Ford on Sw thc Navy's Vanguard rockvt k'Own a Chev. six to boat Kon tlu' road. takv oil. Spragufs '55 Ford. Baskc-tball Intramurals I-Al: Foot- Collm-go Club 3. 4: Riflv Club 4: Proj:-vtion Club 3. 4. ball Intramurals l-'lx Hass-ball In- Bowling 3. 4: J.V. Football 3: tramurals l-Al-1 Bowling Intramur- Varsity Football 4-1 Varsity Basr- als l-l. ball 3. 4: Baskc-tball Intramurals l--li Football Intramurals l: Soft- ball Intramurals l--l. 30 fl 1. 1 ,fi r V' Z0 s ' ,-Jil Fi ,- '-if L' ,t . tx' , -1 If 1 ,. fX.,,f. ILA , ,,,' F, -I 3?:'E' , ,fff fl -f - '2-- .. Qzf- . - -,.: 9 . .H .5 ,.,,:.x , .. Q rays 5 2- ' ,,', f ' git ' E ' ,'.,..,.'. 1 ' js. K ,vzz ,1,,. 2 ,S f.- Q- W A H M .autaaat ROSANNE STOLI. HARLEY STRICKFADEN EDDIE J, SWEDA Ronnie'1 Butchf' Edu To have a den of little foxes. To be a rich farmer. To own a Customize shop and drag Class Sec. 3: Chorus lg C4-rmau F.F.A. Club I-3: Basketball Intra- SHIPS Club 3: Valley Bugle 4. murals l. Chorus l--lg Intramurals -4: Bowling 4. EW K 9 '17 'J 601, all , ' ,. , ! x, I arS5fl rf Z ,n .ov . LVM Q! 'Wi' . - N' .-,bp N lark' -I ' W 0' f .JJJ'llCi'1 ,f 'j--A . 1 'Xpl- -' ' W .4-2 -5 -f - .f Q STUART TARBOX ftstun To become rich and have a good wife. Class V.P. 4: Chorus 1-4g Boys En- semble 1--lg Student Council 1-33 Hi-Y 1-35 Latin Club 1-3, Tri- bune 2, Aedile lg Bowling l-4: Football j.V. l. 2g Basketball J.V. 1 g Valley Bugle 4. JOHN 12. THIEL Editor Thief' K'To beat Buddha at his own game. Class Att. Gen. 3g College Club 3, -1-g Math Club Pres. 43 German Club 2. 3, 4, V.P. 4g Class Play 4g Football J.V. 25 Valley Bugle Editor 4g Bowling Intramurals 4. SIDNEY THOMPSON IISid!! To take crooked S doing 80.', Varsity Basketball 4g j.V. Basketball 2g Cross Country 4: Football In- tramurals lg Basketball Intramur- als 3g Valley Bugle Staff 4. 31 ,bib ff' of fl JV ' - U .' l Hb . fe' M' JAMES THORDAHI. VVALTER TOMASZEWSKI BENJAMIN TOTER jim Walt Little Toot To rontinul- his Friday night ac- To div of old ago. To bn-come Dc-nnis Pinv's drill in- tivitic-s after graduationf, FFA. 1. SCC. 2: Math Club +1 Val- structorfl Latin Club l. 2, 4: Hi-Y 2: Math lvy Buglv 4, Gm-rman Club 3. 4. Prvs. 43 Football Club -41: Class P . 3. l 1-4: J.V. Baskl-tball 2. 3g Wrest- l I ling l, 2. Capt. 43 Track l, 2, 43 ft Bowling 3. 4. Basketball Intra- UJ 1-Lmurals 2. 3. 4: Softball Intramur- . my 70' K als tl. . of My ' ' - A M4 L ,JW '40 J l 4 4 l 4+ l..2f'.-+iMM ',,f,i'Zf.'g0 JM J DOROTHY ANN TRUESDELI. Dodie,' To bl- the first mzlnhatl-r. Library Club 43 Valley Bugle 4. 32 l MARY VANDERBOSCH f.Mmy,, To reform thc world. Library Club lg German Club 3. Svc. 45 College Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 4g Valley Bugle 45 Basket- ball Intramurals 1-4g Softball In- tramurals 1, 2. 4: Bowling Intra- murals 4. JOSEPH VOGTLI fe'-,oeJJ 'ATO bc Secretary of thc Navy. Math Club 45 Band l-4, Prvs. 45 Wrestling I. i BARBARA WALLACE Bobbin To own a mansion in the hills of South Daytonf' ,atin Club 2. 31 Library Club l. 2: Valley Bugle 4: Panther Gazette 4g Basketball Intramurals 3, 4: Bowling Intramurals 4: Rifle Club 4. ,l.XQ! X U ,X '- l ni . . fx. .. - 1 .. m 8 - C' 1 'A' ' ,Q ,. .1 S . . ,x. P-5 -' Q 1 Q , 1 . F' I 1-1. . , , L - . tl ty , ' V .J 24 .Mg ' r.ta ,ar ,ir E Q 52' :miie JAMES WALTER WELLS Professor MTU show the Navy how. Hi-Y 2--1-: German Club 3, 43 Latin Club l--1-, Seribc lg Math Club Treas. 45 Valley Bugle 4g Student Council 1. 3: Softball Intramur- als 1. 25 Basketball Intramurals 1, 2. X lb 5. i SYLVIA JEAN WHITE jeanie To be able to swim the length of the swimming pool. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: FTA 3g Library Club 3, 43 Junior Players lg Basketball Intramurals 1-41 Softball Intra- murals l, 2. 4. NANCY SUE WICKHAM Bunky To own a barber shop on the first man-made planet. Pep Club 3, 4, V.P. 35 Valley Bugle -lg Basketball Intramurals 1-4: Baseball Intramurals l, 2: Var- sity Cheerleader 3. i BARBARA WHITE Sami, To become better late than neverffy yah -. I ' -. Tri-Hi-Y 3g Basketball Inyetiwraleyt 1 4 U' H K l NPL My J ,XP gf 7'Jllv,.lf X O, - ,N ii V Vt' KL 'I' of ii ti xi, ,I X. 1' - 3 Qyyva Spf 1 xii,-Jrf XJ ,JJ , J xbxj Vxitr K fu SALLY LORRAINE WILSON Usa!!! To be a secretary to a private in the Army. Latin Club lg Junior Players 3g Chorus lg Panther Gazette 3g Valley Bugle 4. 33 Class Will WE the class of 1958 being of sound minds do hereby submit our last will and testament in hopes that it may be profitable to someone. EUGENE ARGUE JOAN ARMSTRONG NORINE BADUREK SHIRLEY BANGLE LEON BENNETT DEAN BETTKER DOROTHY ANN BISHOP NANCY BLESY GEORGIA BRITT BRUCE CAMPBELL MICHAEL CANNON RICHARD CARPENTER MARY ALICE CASEY EDWARD CHRISTOPHER JAMES COLBURN MARY CORBETT MARTHA MALINOWSKI COVERT JOHN DAYTON CLIFFORD DE OCA WAYNE EVANS GENEVIEVE FEHLMAN FRANCIS F ELDER RONNIE FOSTER BETTY GABEL BRADLEY GASBODA MARY IRENE GODDEN ROBERT GOLD JOHN GRAVES NEIL HAGER ROGER HALFTOWN DAVID HAMON DORIS HEITZENRATER GEORGE HOWARD 34 Leaves his busy schedule to any ambitious junior. Leaves nothing as she wants to take it all with her. Leaves Mr. Patrick's urnmies with munions and idisk to anyone who can understand him when he gets tongue-tied. Leaves her love for stuffed animals to Marv. Leaves his locker to anyone with a blow-torch. Leaves his penguin walk to anyone who can stand criticism. Leaves her true-blue fan, Lorry F renkel, to her sister, Mary Jean. Leaves her sister Linda, who talks more than she does, to Mr. Galough. Leaves her seat in Room 222 to Danny Robbins. Leaves his seat in Mrs. Simon's speech class to anyone who can sleep with his eyes open. Leaves all his troubles to Tom Barone. Leaves nothing as everything he would like to leave is either illegal, immoral or fattening. Everything to anyone who wants it as it didn't do her any good. Leaves all the wine, women and song to Hoots. Leaves his half of the moon to Flash Gordon. Leaves her hunger in secretarial practice to her sister Patty. Leaves her good times at G.C.S. to her sister Alice. Leaves his harem to his brother Doug. Leaves his position on the track team to Ken Lynch. Leaves his brains to anyone with a hollow tooth. Leaves her job in the cafeteria to anyone who wants it. Leaves his place in Mr. Galough's heart to Seth Halftown. Leaves all the laps he took at baseball practice to anyone with a bicycle. Leaves her love for hillbilly music to her cousin Judy Gabel. Leaves his Olds to Carol Johnson, if there is anything left worth leaving. Leaves her bubbles to Artie Titus. Leaves his Ford convertible to Peggy Cole so she can drive up town 5th period. Leaves his troubles with women to Harry Ackley. . Being of sound mind, he is taking everything with him. Leaves his place on the varsity team to his brother Seth. Leaves all his unfinished homework to his brother Jack. Leaves her high honor roll marks to Donald Holcomb. Leaves school behind him. AVIS HUBBARD ANITA HUBER CAROL HUF F RITA JOHNSON CHARLES KENNEDY PHYLLIS KENNEDY MADELINE KLEPF ER PHYLLIS KOTA MAUREEN KREBS MARILYN KUMPF MARIE LAMBERT JOYCE LANE JOHN LAVALLE JACQUELINE LESEFSKE LAUREEN MCOARTHY JOAN MCCONNELL PETER MARTIN KAREN MARTINDALE JOYCE MAYEEE ROMAYNE MAYBEE ROBERT MENNINGER KENNETH MESSENGER EUGENE METZGER PAUL MINNER MARILYN NEWCOMB BARRY PARKER CAROL PARSONS MARY ANNE PEGLOWSKI DAVID PETERS DONA PHILLIPS DANA PIERCE DENNIS PINE Class Will Leaves her '6Avis RENT-A-CAR service to anyone who needs a ride. Leaves all of her fun in her four years of high school to Ruth McIntyre. Leaves her spare time to Mrs. Simon. Leaves her seat in the senior homeroom to her sisters Dale, Debra, and Diane. Leaves all his answers in history class to some talkative junior. Leaves her many days absent from school to Sonja Kennedy. Leaves her number in gym class to the shortest junior girl. Leaves all the fun she's had in high school to her brothers Rich and Ken. Leaves her stolen sap bucket to anyone who dares go through what she did to get rid of it. Leaves her cheering megaphone to her sister Diane. Leaves the cymbals to anyone who can crash them at the wrong time. Leaves the charges that come from her locker to any junior brave enough to get them. Leaves his bowling ball to anyone whose ambition is to become a gutter cleaner. Leaves her many excuses for getting out of gym class to anyone not lucky enough to be able to think up her own. Leaves her ability in chemistry to her brother Tom and her cousin Margaret. Guesses she'll stay because she can't afford to leave. Leaves his convertible to anyone who enjoys cold rides. Leaves her Hfirst-day-of-school experiences to any new girl. Leaves her scoldings from Mr. Galough to any future senior. Leaves her electric bill to her sisters Marjorie and Joanne. Leaves his seat in the senior homeroom to Linda Stout. Leaves his place in Mrs. Shannon's heart to Mike Lewis. Leaves Charlie in the back seat of his convertible hoping for a rainy season. Leaves his charge account at Farner and Parkers' to Roger Markham and Merritt Offhaus. Leaves her ability to get into trouble to anyone who has the ability to get out. Leaves a quiet room to Mr. Galough. Leaves her eyebrows to Coach Hillis. Leaves locker 2409 to Donna Carnes and hopes she has better luck opening it. Leaves his seat across from Nardena Lesefske in fourth period study hall to Pee Wee Ries. Leaves her place in Mr. Galough's heart to Gloria Skeates. Leaves her smiling, quiet ways to any shy person. Leaves his place on the wrestling team to any new wrestler. 35 CHARLEMAGNE POODRY MARTHA REICHERT JUDY ROSSMAN VINCENT RUPP JERRY SAFFER JUDY SCIERA HOWARD SCHLUTER ULYSSES SCOTT JIM SMITH DONNA SNYDER KEN SPRACUE HARLEY STRICKEADEN KEN STEKLASA RONALD STELLEY ROSANNE STOLL ED SWEDA STUART TARBOX JOHN THIEL SIDNEY THOMPSON JAMES THORDAHL WALTER TOMASZEWSKI BENNY TOTER DOROTHY TRUESDELL BARBARA WALLACE MARY VANDERBOSCH JOSEPH VOGTLI JAMES Wl?.LLS BARBARA WHITE SYLVIA WHITE NANCY WICKHAM SALLY WILSON 36 Class Will Leaves his place on the wrestling team to Richard John. Leaves her gold chain to Sue Bury. Leaves all the Valley Bugle lettuce she planted to next year's farmer. Leaves his hot cars to Dougie Martindale. Leaves a little stroke of ambition to Joe Bellanca. Leaves her fifth period honor roll privileges to her sister Linda. Leaves his unfinished homework to anyone with enough time to do it. Leaves his studious ways to Mr. Galough's business arithmetic class. Leaves all his muscles to Martin Seneca. Leaves her trail to Cottage to Shirley Latona. Leaves his place in the parking lot to Mike Lewis. Leaves his three homeroom seats to Dave, john, and Greg. Leaves his standing spot in the hall near the office to Doug Chapman. Leaves graduation to anyone fortunate enough to make .it. Leaves her job in the oflice to someone who has nothing but study halls. Leaves a new transmission to Marv Pfluger. Leaves his love for pizza to Lin and Christy. Leaves his job as editor to any ambitious junior. Leaves a pack of Winstons to Coach Hillis. Leaves his delightful time at the time of the Senior Carnival to Harry Ackley. Leaves his joke book to Greg Barthel. Leaves his captain's position on the wrestling team to Ken Lynch. Leaves her seat in third period study hall to anyone who likes to be annoyed by Harold Harvey. Leaves her seat in Mr. Schultz's world history class to her sister Betsy. Leaves her place in Mr. Galough's homeroom to someone who never studies. Leaves his seat in physics class to anyone with brains. Leaves his place in Mrs. Simon's homeroom to anyone with a big mouth. Leaves her weekends to Theda Johnson and Rita Snyder. Leaves her typewriter in room 205 to Rita Snyder. Leaves a new transmission for the driver education car. Leaves her seat in the senior homeroom to her sister Lois. Junior Prom 1 L l Qu:-cn -Ioan Mcllonnvll. Jann-s 'lihorclahl THE CLASS OF '58 PRESENTED COUNTRY GARDENS 'l'hv Junior Prom. presented by tht- Class ol' 1958. had as its thcinc. Country Garda-ns and was givcn on May 31. 1957. On thc big clay. tht- decorators moved into tht- G.C1.S. calm-- teria and put up the hunclrccls of papcr roscs IIT21ClC by the junior girls. By -1:00 P.lN1, thl' Calc-tc1'ia was transliormvcl into a real Country Garden. That evening. around 9:1111 o'Clock. thc bcautifully-dressed couples arrivt-cl. At mid- night, the procession of the prom chairman. thv Class ofliccrs. and the cancliclatos for tha- junior Prom Quccn rnarchvcl clown tht' chair-linvcl aislc. .Ioan lVICConm'll was Crownocl Quccn for tho Class of 1958 by Prvsidcnt llama-s Thor- clahl and prcscntccl with a houquct of rosa-s. Aftvr the Prvsidvnt clancvcl with thc Queen. anollior hour of dancing cnsut-cl. At onc o'cloCk thc Junior Class II1CII1l'JL'l'S and clatvs procvvtlvcl to thc lN1asoniC illl'IIlPlC whvrt- tht-y worc- trvatccl to hroakfast proviclvcl hy tht- class parcnts. NYC Could Haw- llancvd All Night and we clicl. at this unlorgctahlc Junior Prom. Richard Uarpvntvr. Jani:-s Acklvy. Phyllis Kota, Louis Roto. John Thivl. Nanry Blvsy. Richard Schuster. Mary Aunt- Pa-glowski. Qut-un Joan Mc'C1onnt-ll. Jim Thorclahl. Marilyn Kumpf. Jost-ph Korbar. Lurillt- l ul1onc-. Pvtc-r Pr-ro. Martha Mosfhnt-r. Jackie la-sm-fskt-. Rivharcl Ricotta. Mary Irvnt- Goclclm-n. Queen Dona Phillips. Kina John Astry Cfarnival Clowns. HOLIDAY WHIRL AT FROSTY'S CASINO The Senior Ball was presented by the Class of 1958 on lleeeniber 27, 1958 in the G.C.S. Cafeteria. The day before the dance Carol Parsons and her Committee began to transform the cafeteria into a make-believe night club. When the Couples arrived at 9:00 o'eloCk, they found tables and Chairs centered around a dance floor, and Tuhhy Wallact-'s Band was playing their favorite melodies. At 11:30 P.M. the dancers were entertained by jimmy Gugino who did his impression of Elvis Presley and by john Cygan and Eddie Grudzien who played two duets on their accordions. At midnight President Rusty Carpenter drew the tickets which made John Astry and Dona Phillips king' and queen of the hall, JUNIOR AND SENIOR CARNIVALS The Carnivals presented hy the Class of 1958 in their junior and senior years proved to be gala, fun- lilled allairs for all Concerned, They featured many and varied activities. plus a dance afterwards, and raised much money for the Class trip to 1Vashington. Making ready for the Senior Carnival. Part of the happy throng at the junior Carnival. JUNIOR MISS wAs 1958 sEN1o1z PLAY The Class of 1958 presented Junior Miss, under the direction of Mrs. Mar- garet Demery, as the annual Senior Play, March 21 and 22. The play, a three act comedy, con- cerns a middle class family, the Graves. Harry and Grace Graves have two daugh- ters, Lois, a senior in high school who de- tests children, and Judy, a fourteen year old who involves the family in a crisis with Harry's boss, B. Curtis, his daugh- l ter Ellen. and Grace's brother. Willis. All M. Casey. P. Minn:-r. J. Vogtli. S. Tarbox, J. Graves. J. Colburn. K. Mar- turns out well. tinclale. Thiel. k . s 1 Play rehearsal can be tiring. but mostly it's fun and friendly eomradeship. CAST OF JUNIOR MISS Harry Graves - - Jim Smith GVGIF Graves Mary Irene Godden Lois Graves - Mary Alice Casey judy Graves - Jackie Lesefske f. B. Curtis - John Thiel Ellen Curtis Karen Martindale Uncle Willis - James Colburn Hilda - - - Judy Sciera Flujy Adams Carol Parsons Tommy Arbuckle - John Graves Sterling Brown - - Joe Vogtli Haskell Cummings - John Dayton Albert Kunody - Paul Minner Merrill Feurbach - - Stuart Tarbox , Barlow Adams - - Bob Gold l Western Union boy Dean Bettker Eleva-tor boy, foe - Dennis Pine J. Lesefske. M. Casey. J. Smith, M. Godden, C. Parsons, N. Blu-sy. Mrs. Dcmery. 39 Happy Daze Thu- Sm-niors Rvign! Happy Nm-w Yu-ar! As You All Know - - - Thoso Ss-nior Purtim-sl Dean-O! Tho Corporation and Teddy Oh! Thosz' History Confcrc-nm-s Hi Bunkics! Shall We Dance! H1 Honors Received by Class of '58 SCHOLARSHIP TOP TEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Rosanne Stoll-Valedictorian Dorothy Ann Bishop John Thiel Mary Vanderbosch-Salutatorian Wayne Evans James Thordahl Dorothy Ann Bishop Mary Alice Casey James Colburn Mary Irene Godden Judith Rossman Jerry Saffer James Thordahl James Wells Ronald Foster Mary Irene Godden Robert Gold Marie Lambert Judith Rossman Jerry Saffer James Smith Rosanne Stoll Walter Tomaszewski Mary Vanderbosch James Wells MUSIC BAND All-County - Dean Bettker, 4, Richard Carpenter, l, 2, 3, Mary Alice Casey, 3, John Dayton, 2, Mary Irene Godden, 1, 3, 4, Avis Hubbard, 2, 3, Joseph Vogtli, 3, 4. All-State - Dean Bettker, 4, Richard Carpenter, 1, 2, 3, Mary Alice Casey, 2, 3, Mary Irene God- den, 3, Joseph Vogtli, 2, 3, 4. All-Hi - Mary Alice Casey, 3, Joseph Vogtli, 3, 4. CHORUS All-County - Dorothy Ann Bishop, 3, Bruce Campbell, 3, 4, Richard Carpenter, 4, Mary Alice Casey, 4, Edward Christopher, 3, 4, John Dayton, 3, 4, Avis Hubbard, 4, Marie Lambert, 4, Romayne Maybee, 4, Karen Martindale, 4, Martha Reichert, 4, Edward Sweda, 3, 4, Stuart Tarbox, 3, 4. All-State - Dorothy Ann Bishop, 3, 4, Bruce Campbell, 3, 4, Richard Carpenter, 4, Mary Alice Casey, 4, Edward Christopher, 3, 4, John Dayton, 3, 4, Mary Irene Godden, 2, 4, Avis Hubbard, 2, 3, 4, Karen Martindale, 4, Paul Minner, 4, Edward Sweda, 4, Stuart Tarbox, 2, 3, 4. SPORTS FOOTBALL All-Conference Team - Roger Halftown, 3, 4. BASKETBALL All-Conference Team -- Roger Halftown, 3, 4. BASEBALL All-Conference Team - Roger Halftown, 3 WRESTLING Cattaraugus-Chautauqua County Class A Championship - 1958 - David Peters, Dennis Pine, Char- lemagne Poodry, Benny Toter. SPECIALS BOY'S STATE Bruce Campbell, Robert Gold, Jim Thordahl, Jerry Saffer, Joseph Vogtli, James Wells. BUFFALO SUMMER MATH INSTITUTE John Thiel HI-Y AREA PRESIDENT AND BOY GOVERNOR James Smith JUNIOR MARSHALS Clifford DeOca, Phyllis Kota ORATORICAL CONTEST WINNER Dean Bettker, 3, 4. SYRACUSE CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION CONFERENCE Dean Bettker, Dorothy Ann Bishop, Edward Christopher, Rosanne Stoll, John Thiel. 41 Sillinu: M. Yanicln-i'lioQ1'l1. D. Valley Bugle Staffs lll'SINIiSS S'l'.'Xl l Stnmlinu: l'. Kuta. M, tim-ln-it Mvlfoiinr-ll. D, llvitzvn- full-r. S. llainulv. D. li-ui-sill-ll M. Kli-pfi-r. M. Ni-wvoinli. lips. Swim-rzi. Smith. l':irsmis. Nlisvntr il. Rossnizin. Phil EDITORIAL S'l'.-XI l Stzincling: M, Ri-icl1vx't. YY. Evans. D, Bs'ttlwl'. Sitting: M. Goclclvn. J. Scivrn, J. I.i-si-fskv. J. Thin-l. S. Tnrbox. l l ll ART STAFF Standing: S. liziiiglv. I . Javkson. M. Corbvtt. W. 'l'oinnszcwski. Mc'Conni'll. B. YVnIlnc'v. M. Ni-wvomb. Sitting: D. Phillips. N. Baclurn-k. N. Blcsy. J. Scif-ra. C. Pnr- SONS. npgff affmg ff A pf, 4 ' . Vw! ,Nl ' Ah! ' ,Lg I Y . , . Of: I- N L x Q -f 34460 ,f N' Q 'A 5 195 1 XXV N .Q N vlA0.X x f f N ' ---. V , , N ,N 'I if lxhzh ' A I VEXX ' w ' 1 4 T, v M sllly? QA Isl FMA ,iff Q, 1-E 1-lf-J'ifx-qw! I K Q, 'X xx - f ' P f f 'ff .- 1 wx f Ex xkgpfy f N X 'N ,pizfsffaigsw X A x XWXW 'Sxaizfriyf' . A fx '-Y lgytgwl W. XXX -1:f . '51 fi X . W p sfmlgb NM ,O-KN H, Y,,f ,f Sys' -Ag Y Q31 N lv X gf 53- wi 1 WSW' fo! N ff 'f Tig Class irsl Row: S, I rnsn-r. li. Glass, M. R4-ynolcls. B. Skofzylus. E. Thordul1l.N. North 4-voml Row: S. Bury. C. Arrmld, O. I.z1Form1-. E. Hugvr. T. Blzlskivwivl. W'o0d. K. Lynch. R. Slum. B, Babivz, I.. Bl'l'bl'l' l'l1ircl Row: S. Stilvs, ll, .'X1'kl1'y, R. Ilvwitt. R. Fur-11-y. K. Frm-nkm-I. Cygnn. D. Bow:-rs. D. Mvnshvl. R. Rvis. Jackson mirth Row: Rupp. H. English, P. Clovvrt. E. Humv. H. Mlxsafvhio. U. Lindquist, E. Boring, Eddy. R. .'Xl'IIlSlI'0Ilg. YY. juhnstmx. B. Brumfivlcl. R. Cfzupzlsso I'r1'.xi1lf'11l - l54'v1'l'ly Hausscl I'if1'-Pn'v1'd1'11f - Rogvl' Rvis .S'w1'n'Iary - 'I'hvcla johnson 7vIl'I1tllH'7' - - .Ivan YYoocl Allorrzry Uwzzwal Hurry Acklvy .S'1'1jg1'f111f-al-azrm - l.z11'1'y Comstock - Qi? xx xx Clmosing an c'z11'v4-r! Clungrzltulutionsl I I Q Z 3 S 1 9 First Row: M. Dc'Oc'a. S. KL-nucdy. A. Farnvr. B. Capusso. Powlvss. L. Stout. Dutton. E. Krall. M. john. A. Yam- Ylavk. R. Mclntyrc Second Row: -I. Mirwald. B. Haussvr. J. ar'us. . ogm- .. . . . z '. . . . . . . . , U . . ' ' ' - ' 'h D D Pun P lx B R rs D Robbins I Lay D Linslcr R Smith 'Y Iona T Johnson Third Row: Gable-. N. Lu-sm-fskc. A. Wham-lc-r. N. Palma Richmond, M. Pflc-ugm r. L. Labral. R. Nitsc . . 1- '. A. Guzivv. H. Tabn-r. A. Mamflt- Fourth Row: E. Tallchivf. L. Comstock. C. Stl-vcns. Parkvr. G. Millvr. B. Sc-hznack. M. Sc-neva. Nzuwn. G. llickox With thc hclp of Mrs. Sipplc and M1'. Kionkc, our advisors, ws' haw Sponsored many projccts this your. Fucllfc was sold in the hall cach Fridav afternoon. Manv students c'n'ovcd thc fuclffc. while- thi- ll'l'llSlll'V m Q . , . w , vrijoyvcl rx prollt. Othvi' projvcts which boostvd the Class trcasury included the Salc of school pcnfcils. scarfs and Sl21tl0I1C1'y. Thi- lhcmc of Stairway to thc Starsn was svlcctcd for the annual Junior Prom on May 31. Evvryonc' who attviiclvcl had a Il1l'IIlOI'21lJlt' time. .4 fi. I Illtt'I'SCll0lZlStlC gossipm-rs! Now for tomorrowls h-ssonl l5 Juniors IIVNIUR OIWICIERS WY IA-Il Ruw: li. IlJlllSSl'l'. l.. Cfm11stm'k. Mrs. Sipplmy H, .-Xvklm-5 Right Row: 'lf JHIIIISUII- Wbucl. R. Rm-is. Mx'. Kionkm- ' e X 5'?3'w W F N1-w fashions 'I mt is it Lollu bunk! lln- Qlullld mntx ' 'ill Class First Row: Boss-r. E. Gruclzivn. F. Linsls-r. R. Dunklcman. D. Chapnmn. P. Dl'fIlIlll'l'lL'. L. Nirhols, B. Hnggart, S. Ding man. J. Stvva-s. C. Yogtli Svroncl Row: M. M2ly'lDl'l'. M. Howard. R. Snydc-r. B. Gibson. M. Ric-s. M. Wishnvr, C. Johnson. S. Brown. B. Twoguns. G. linlclwin 'l'hircl Row: A. Glass, R. Allvn. F. Pm-tm-rs. J. Plurnmvr. S. Clark. S. C,lllll2lllSA D. Gab:-l, J. Martin. ll. Ross. C. Thompson. K. I.ynt'h. 'l'z1c'k1-lltit-n, S. Stronncr, D. Wlilcox. D. VValu-nhut lfourth Row: C. Korlmr. M. Buvlclvy. E. B1-vklm-y. V. Cocoa. I.. Stvrnzxd. D. Dayton. ll. Millvr. A. Palumbo. Mc'Kv0n ll. Lay. D. Sillm-man. D. Tinguv Prrxvizlmll - Franklin Pctvrs l'in'-P1'1'vz'd1'11! - Edward Grndzicn S4'l'I't'fllI',1' - Shirley Latonzl 7'N'f1.l'1l7'f'l' - - .Indy Vogtli Sl'I'..Ql'IlIIf-H1-IIVTIZA - Arthur PZlll1Il1l'J0 . Thu- factory! D bt-haviorl l8 Jf '60 ll Cl P Oth S Gab -1. J. Martindale, R. Williams. J. Vogtli, R. Statlin, R. Housel. J. Hart. First Row: L. Ltey. J. ees. . r . . L M W' . mg Second Row: L. Bowers. A. Roth. C. Seneca. M. Hubbard. S. Lillie. V. Bonk. G. Skeates. S. Rassa. R. Conklin. Denea. V. Williams Third Row: E. Button. S. Halftown. D. Degenfelder, L. Nichols. R. Evans, M. Harvey. S. Peters. R. Luce, C. Christopher. H. Thiel. M. Story. F. Keding. M. Johengen. D. Draegert Fourth Row: D. Goodemote. M. Pratt, K. Wigren. R. Patterson. D. Evans. W. Wolfe. C. Brooks. D. Remington. P. Kra kowiak. B. Williams. M. Schultz. V. Marrano. T. McCarthy The Class of '60 began the year by choosing a new advisor, Miss Patricia Kuharsky, who replaced Mrs. Beverly Holmskog. Mr. Bishop continued as the other advisor. After many postponements, the class sponsored the Warren Boy Choir on October 16. 1957. All who at- tended enjoyed the concert. Other projects of the class included the sale of sponge covers for hangers and a record hop over radio station WEBR on April 26. , :L If? Where are you strolling to? Rex and Regina! +9 3 Class Ifirht Row: I, Iiurmu. I'. Skmuylm. Kzlspm-up CI. Iimuks. IS.GomI1-nmu-. M. Kusiuwski. I.. Cyprzx. N. St41IIi11 Smmul Rem. I'. Lol:-A ll. Mm'cI4wk. IJ. Ilulvcmllm. II. Ikivyvr. M. IiurIu-. Y. II.xII. R, Kula. I.. Sfllfll. I. .Xmtin i S i 3 Q S IImcI Rnw: M. I'nm-pmtu. II. Iiumpf. KI. llurruw. M. IiisImp. Ii. Iiwnxm-11 Ii. Wan-1'1n:m. I,1lIL'Il'. I.. Mllrluxy. 'If ISAIVUIIU. M. Iimpmli. IJ. SIYIIIQIIISIQI I mnrlIn Row: IC, Wqlllxuv, I , I.1-ss-fskm-. D. xviljl'Il'SYyll. Il, MllI'I'1!f'. I IlIVV2ll'lIS. M. I'Ii'IlSUII. Salulfim-ILI. Yam Slvkm- YY Iiultml I'lIlI1 Ilrrw: R. IIm'IIl11-. IVI. KI mlkl, S. I'uIx'imr. K. Smith. N. IISIMIT. D. I'nn'tImIml14-w. S. Ifusm-. R. Rc'y11ulcIs. IW. IYI1m'l-Ic'1'. .X. KI:u1u-r. ICIIQIINII, I,. Ilispvlwn Sixth Ruw: A. I.uj:u'mw. I', I'IIINVl'l'N. I52lIlIIl!1'l'. IJ. Glass. CI11gi1m. .-X. Yam I'ItU'll. I.. Ilowglrcl. II. IIII'll4'SlIl'II. I . Sl'lll'l'll. IJ. Sqmllwlnl. In. 5llIfS. I. Iiurx' Sli l'nw.'rl1'11! 'IZIIIIPS Uuginu I'in'-Pzwiflrzif ,'XIl'rm'cI I.oj11c'm1o .H'1ff1'!r1fy - .IZIIIICV Vzm Slylu' ,IIIVIINIIIWI - .Inhn ICCIXYLIIIIS plllmzwly llfrzrrrzl .IZIIIIUS Pzllrlc' of '6I First Row: R. Eyrinu. R. Spring. T. Stout. J. Pvtt-rs. G, Fi-rry. D. Yogi-l. B. Km-nt. B. Vogtli Si-ruml Rnw: M. Nolnlm-. 'l1l1l'2lSll1'I'. C. Paul. Hninon. A. Griffin. Y. Mziylx-1-. K1-rr. D. Morris. P. Clurln-tt 'liliirtl Row: Y. Cgipzisso. Plot-tl. Moors: S. Gurdon. G. Suttvr. G. liiirtllvl. l,. lfrviikvl. l.. llzircly. D, Cliirni-s. li Dzilmlt. D. Roth lfmirtli Row: l.. 1,1-v. II, Cfoiiistovk. Szigcr. WY. Ezistn-rly, R. Nlzirkhznii. K. Powlvss. Mzivki-y. ll, Sliaiw. R. lulni. D. Haiti-s C. lillll0IlllJlll'Ql. R. livtl. D. Ogvr Viftli Row: Y. jolnison. A. Titus. B. Mzittstrii. K. uliiin-rstni. Crm-vn. D, Sziflivr. G. Pzirswll. Kulbxisiiilx. B. l'u1'ti-11 Knlis l . Ortli Sixtli Row: D. Bulxsi-iin-. R. Cami. l., Briclviilnikt-r. YY. Richriirnicl. C. Kri-bs. B. Gibbs. l.. Spzinlclinu, YY. llzilclwin. l . Kimluii R. Mi'Ki-mi. C, Burnt-tt. Kc'nin'tly. M. Brnnclt l'nclt-r tlic- CliI'l'K'll0Il of our ziclvisors. Bliss NVQ-bb and Nlr. 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Hnrdx IP, I2uswII 'x'umI Ram Il. I,uwv1'w. H. I:lsIwr. I7. Kvllvl' Cf. IVI.1x'r.mu. IVIuImxxIK, II. KL'IIx', XNII1.1Ivn, IVI. Iucvcr IJ. IIuxx.unI IIulrmI Rum Ii. NVumIruI'II I. Ilvcrv. I7. NI.lrIwv. S. Bv.u'I1, S, 'I'.xrI1r1x, S. II.lg51.u'I. IVI. I7vgL'l1IvILIcr, A. Iil'.lIiuxx1.lL II. Ixwlalw, If. Slmttudc. IJ. B.lIwc:, I9. KI-nm-llv, K. Nvphrw I wurth R:-xv If. Stu-przwk. IP. XN'umIrvmmw C. Mnxrphxy S. I'.uIw, I.. I..mr, R. I,-mg, If. II.mI.mQ, M. Xvlwvlvx IJ. Kvunulx. M Sa-vu-mu M. Bvnwn Iuwt Run' I.. Un-I-lx. III. SI1.m. I3. Chrut IP. I.u,yuxx, XY. Num-n IQ. XVIwvIcr. II. NvxxrmnIN, INI. I7mxcr I'nmI Run' R. Splrv, R. I7.lI1I. N. I7urcV. A. BuwCl's, V. Klzmprlk S. IIxwrlIx, K. I.m, IVI. XYIHIQ' II11raI Rem G. Uuivs. I'. Ilxnglumll. A. IVIIIIM1 IJ. OIIIMUA. Iiurrv, Imms, II. Spxxv. R. IVIQIIIN IVI, I'.1Irn IQ. KI-nuvnIx. IJ. Svluwtcux 'If Sunlh, IJ. Gurmlnn. I. Gwvruv Iuurrh I2-nv Lf. Imxxux, R. VVIu.nIcn. G. Unlwhs B. Buruwn. V. liullunv, INI, Auuhxufn. R. IVIIIII-m.m, I. Iiddx I. BvII.um'.n, XX. I'.xrm'x' R. I..mv Ilfrh RIN IQ. I7.mlvIy. IVI. Immx, I.. hrlcxux. II, I7.xII-U. ly. IVII'Ixvuu, I., RI-III. hnulll Il. Iiulwvxm-. II. Inu' I. Iuhnxnn V. I,mn.', IVI. KrnImxxl.nI-I, H. IVIcI7.nIv. lf. XV.llcrvn.xn lun: R Fmnrlh R mm: ll. I.umn.l. IT. l,ucs', N. Spruce, C. Lewis. N. Nlzxrtlxnclale, V. Slcllcv. D. Kumpf. E. Wilkins, Nl. Brxmkx. IJ. l..uBnn1l'1.u'v.l I' Klcxer F Ilm run I Stun A Iollx R Wxlcw' Svqmnl Ruw: I. Stvxcnw, I.. Rnssu. H. Case 2 . .. e s . . . . ., . vlllurd Row: G. Skutt. K. Newman. B. Young. H. Kcnnrdv. I.. Smith. Dirnmick. Iohnson, Gmnlwr. I.. Blrsv. II. Gcxl. VV.m:rm.m, Ir. Ifamc, S. Stevens nw: li. Stcvcnw VVhite. ll. Iimcrmn. M. Herrington, R. Illmcr. H. Crouse, I. l.indqu1wt, R. bliluunpsun, R. Iuncr Un, G. Mdvhcc. K. Alfvlwy lflmr Run lluggs. 5. Knhx. C. Iwnnw. If. l Ium0n. P. Frank. IP. Kcnnismn, H. Iunca, Iiehlnmn, C. Waxltrrs Second Row: I.. 'I'lnguc'. M. I.cc. I. XVuudrullf, If Hubbard, Ii. Farm, D. Sfhzmck, R. Ilmcrsun. I.. Tlmmpsun. P. Kem Thlrd Rim: VV. Kettle. I7. Hou-nr. 'I' Slmrrmv. B. Crouse. K. NVCIIS, M. Rune-L I.. Kin. E. Inhnson, I7. Bcllzmcn IJ. XV1lxwn l:wurtl1 Run. H. llufmr NI. Txmmcl. Plummer D. IVl.xlf:lx. R. Ilnvtnn B. Nichols. T. Argus: B. Briclenlmlvzr. U. Fl'mn.u:cwski, C. I..xv lllfrh Row: A, Pvllvgrino. A. Striclxfuclrn. B. Ch-ce, B. Brumficld. C. Nagle, ll. VVIHIC, Il. Stufcv, Burv. C. Rlulx. P. Uurmlnm. I.. lVlrwhuwk SL Those Good Old Days wimifdwfi, 1 ip ,..,.,.F..g Xsaww -X111 lint Riwz I. hath-i'. I. Lulhurn, ln. I'ohlmun, 5. I'm'!i'rs, N. YVn'I4h.ini, Vuglll, R. Nlrhrvls 'rund Rnw: NI. Idiiilhvrt. Wcllx, M. Ccvrhflt, R. M. Iiinllnidi. Ii. Humr. M. Ufivhnui, R. Brnoks. lhird Row, I. Smith, S. Tnrhux. B. Gzihlr, R. Stull IJ. Hazard. IJ. S.i.ilfi1-ld. liisclinr '38 First Row: K. Stcklalszl, P. Dcinnlcrlc. H. Tvssnwr I. Suzilficld. D. Tinguc. I. Lnrvmx Sccond Row: A. lluhhurd. G. Klnncrr. M. Krebs. B Vugtli. P. Korn. M. Rf-ichcrt Third Row: If. Christnphvr, U. Izihnke, G. Miller, R Slcllcv, G. Merrill, R, Tschnpp, Gmvcs, I Ihivmn Mrs. Addie Whitc. D. Pctcrs. G. Britt. T. MnoCnrthX'. R. Foster, R. lVlCCzirthv, I.. Brit! ch K 565 lx 5 3 O 1 ,' I -1 LF x l 4 4 .X .ff - ' If jfff ,I QQ. X. , X X In ff ' 1, xl , W .. . 4 I If , f 1 f 1 1 V f ,f A K 1. I , 1, if H ,Aff X 1 X x 4' i f mf X I I Nu ,V ,1 I X f I: V I Mffik ' 1 ' .f 9f If ff ' haf: V f 7!XN X ' 1 , QJLF' ' fff, Y' K !4' I I xxx rug? V Q ffffifr 'K' ' X I gl in 75- 'P - r , 1- fl Maj , j V -' ' , 9 x ' X Y- N ,w1w.f, - fa rf: X ff-,W Y' A X is Cf' M51 . ' 5' ' V ' ' ' fr Y -,Ilan ' 'Al N bf.. if ' Q1 2 7,0 my f ec-,ff Y 3- ' 4 -. f Z ai! .wliugxaijf , 1 ,f If Z ' ,, .11 v ,nf K , X ?9lv 45 -N- 0,0 f Q SN Q ,f Q P ' X g gf J Q ZQ ' ' , 3 -'-f-2-If 3 Vfw , - H -L' A K, - V file,-2 : Y - ' 5 ' - ff ' - 3 If-,:?, 421' 11- -- ff V - 7-if-Q - 2, . ., ' ,iii 3 Ig-J ., Student lf. Grudzicn, W, Evans, NI. Sem-cn. li. Christopher. McConnell OFFICERS Pn'.s'id1'11t - - - Eddic Christophcr l'icc-Pn'.vid1'11t - Martin Scncczi Trz'a.s'un'r Edward Grudzicn S4'fn'tary - - 'loan McCTonncll Atlornry GI'7lI'IA0l - - VVaync Evans Thc Studcnt Council startcd oll' thc ycar by appointing connnittccs to assist thc ofliccrs in putting thcir prcparcd platforms into cflcct. Thc council continuccl to hold thc cighth pcriod dzmccs on Friday as 21 mcans ol' activity for thc hus studcnts as wcll as any othcrs who wishccl to stay. 'l'hc council okaycd 21 standard school crcst. and approvccl a livc ycar con- trzlct with unc company for purchasing the junior class rings. An inforlnntion tahlv wus also sz-t up in thc llllllll lohhy to assist visitors to our school, lnfcmnntion plt-asv! Projm-ct 'A' fill lunar Row: I. Pcggs, E. VVillxins. D. Hillis, Gable. l.. llrley. E. Grndznc l l rhlrll Row: Brook:-, Grccnc, D, Gcliu, S. Burv, C. Seneca. S. Bangle. N. lxssclxlcc. K. l.x'nClx. L K E . Council ' n. E. Wl11te. M. Wing, Il, llmvnrd, S. Blngenhlmcr ccuml Row- lJ. VV.ulwnhut, M. Powers, P. Corbett. T. Smul. Dimmick. L. l'l.1rnlv. IJ, Carnes. lingllsh. ll. Szvnmmki, I. Vngrln, A. Pcllcgrnnm . uhnsun '. urlmr. C. Knowles, Nl. Kr.llmwi.ul1. lVlr. lid.- N la s, F. Kardon. I. McConnell. Sullcr, M. Cnwv, I.. VVL-llx, ll, Vogel 'nurth Row: B. lfnlwnrnls, R. Gnlcl. B. Haussrr. R. bmlth, T. Bury, D, Q uc xfth Ruw: K. M.1rt1nll.xlc, I. Van Slykc. VV. Exams. P. Martin. lf. Christnphcr. B. Srlmnck. R. Fnstcr. D. llnvmn, M. Scnccn. lf, Gruuw. lf. llcllc. XY. Iuhnslnn T pical Student Council Dance x 'I'l1c stuclm-nt council sponsorcd thc vcry popular dmlccs hcld Friday 2ll.U'l'I1O0I1S in thc c'z1fctc1'iz1 bl Senior First Row: I.. Fra-nkcl. Mrs. Godclen, R. Spring, G. Ferry. A. Titus, C, Korhar. V. Iohnson, Cygan, T. Bury Second Row: M, Wing, P. Corbett, C. Vogtli, L. Stout. I. Boser, C. Markham, S:uts, R. Evans Third Row: K. Martindale. M. l.amhf.-rt. S. Pt-ters. M. Goddcn, D. Bartholomew, B. Camphf-ll, S. Tarhov, R. All:-n liourth Row- C, Paul, K. Smith, lf. Christopher, Dayton, B. Schaack, D. Dayton, Rupp In Sc tcmbcr of this ast school vcar Mrs, Goddcn orffanizcd a ncw singing . . ' 5 T ' group using mcmbcrs ot thc SCI1101' Chorus. llhis group was callcd thc Mlxcd Vocal Enscmblc and was in popular dcmand. It madc its first appcarancc on Octobcr 28 at the Moncla Evcninv' Litcrar Club whcrc it rcscntcd a rogram . . . V . N , . V f . . . - , called 'lhv Music of rlhrcc Faiths. Flhls program was also givcn for St. Marys wa :f14Iv1 Auxiliary on Novcnibcr 5. 'l'hc group ncxt prcscntcd a spccial Christmas program for thc Kiwanis Club on Dcccmbcr 12. On NON'l'IIlDlxI' 22 and 23 Dorothy Bishop. lirucc Campbcll, Richard Carpcn- tcr, Mary Alicc Cascy. Edward Christophcr. .Iohn Dayton, Douglas Dayton, Mary lrcnt- Goddcn. Avis Hubbard, Karcn Martindale-, Paul Minncr. Edward Swcda Stuart Tarbox, Bard Schaack, and Linda Stout rcprcscntcd Gowanda at thc All-Statc Scctional Fcstival at Dcpcw, wht-rc thcy sang in the All-Statc Chorus. At thi' Christmas Conccrt on Dcccluhcr 19. thc Junior Chorus, undcr thc dircction of Mrs. .Ioycc Hcacock sang old English carols. Thi' Scnior Chorus, undcr thc dircction of Mrs. Julia C. Goddcn. prcscntcd sclcctions from Handt-l's 1Wf',v.vi11h and a group of folk carols from othcr lands. Douglas Dayton was tho fcaturcd soloist. 1- , xi c ings 1 On March 27 and 28 our school was thc host to fourtccn schools for thc clcvcnth annual All County Fcsti- val. Thu 130 studcnts in the All County Chorus wcrc undcr tho dircction of Silas I.. Boyd, Thc following participatcd from Cowanda: lirucc Campbcll, Richard Carpcntcr. Mary Alicc Cascy, Edward Christopher. Douglas Dayton. -Iohn Dayton. Charlcs Gravcs, Avis Hubbard, Maric Lambert. Karcn Martinclalc, Roniaync Maybcc, Sandra Pctcrs, Martha Rcichcrt. .Icllrcy Rupp, Bard Schaack, Linda Stout. Edward Swcda, Stuart Tar- box and Christinc Vogtli. Othcr cvcnts that thc Scnior Chorus and vocal groups participatcd in wcrc thc Spring Conccrt on May I6 and thc Frcdonia Music Fcstival on May 23 and 2-l. 'l'hc Chorus cndcd its succcssful ycar by singing at the Baccalaurcatc scrvicc. 62 Chorus First Row: T. Smut, G. Sutter, . Scuund Rum: IJ. Oger. I. Pulcic, L. Lee. R. lVlcKe0n. I. Iacksnn. l.. Spaulding. D. Carnes. C. Arnold Third R4-w: ll. Wfilrrvx, IJ. Suffer, C. VVigrcn. li. pcrcrs, N. Palcic. M. Reichert, R, Mziyhcc liuurrh Row: Cf. Grnvm, E. Swcdn, R. Czirpcnxcr, P. Minncr, A. Hublmrcl. C. Chrismphcr. lVl. Bishop. M. Cmcx Ensemble 7,- 5 5 s I si I I ' fi lzirsr Roux I. Nlurtindulc. K. lVlartind.xle, M. Lamhcrr, D. Bishop. M. Godden, A. Hubbard, N. Palclc. M. Caarv, l.. llrlcv Sfcnnd Row: Rupp, S. Tzirlvw. B. Cumphell. Dnvrun. D. Davmn. Swcda, R. Carpenter I Voglli, I. Kuhs, S, Burv, U. Wzikcwhxit, l.. llllev. Accnmpzmist Kuhzuinlc - 1- Ly:-.1 i f . ly -, 4 1 f --E' LA' -, ' rv' Senior First Row: Vogtli, M. Casey, R. Nitsch, F. Peters, A. Klaneer, M. Godclen, N, Long, B, Daholt Second Row: I. Lesefske, Martindale. Dutton. D, Szvmanski. S. Rassa. E. Szuts, I. Kuhs. I.. Spaulding, Nlirwald, Vogtli, E. Thordahl. M. Wing, B. English. I.. lltlev. English. 'l'lnrd Row' C, Paul. T, Stout, C. Vogtli. I. Cohen. V. Tutt. Kuhasiak, S, Clark, B. Hausser. A. Titus, R. Carpenter. D. Dayton, R. Markham W. Iohnston. IJ. Bc-ttker. Dayton, R. Statlin. M. Be nsnn , D. Gates, T. Sharrow. Gugino. N. Statlin, D. Vogel. l :vun rth R rwxx' . Mr, Nazi xrrw. ll. l.lnsler, R. Smith. A. Poodry, R. Smith. M. Lambert, l.. Hardy, R. Gage. H. Taher, A. Huhhard Z' Previdwzt joseph Vogtli - X . View Pravidmzf - Mary Alice Casey vi! W Sf'rr4'tary Mary Irene Godden Tn'a.vurr'r John Dayton 'l'he 60-pieee band, directed hy Mr, Nazaro and his assistant, Mr. Donald Bollinger, enjoyed a highly sue- eessful and active year. Gowanda was represented at all of the music festivals. Four students went to the All-State Festival in llepew on November 22 and 23, They were: Robert Staffin, Ete Szuts, Dean Bettker, and joseph Vogtli. Un lleeeinher 5, 6, and 7 joseph Vogtli earned the privilege of playing in the All-Hi band at the annual New York State Mlisic' Conferenee held in Rochester, New York. Un january I l. the hand gave a eoneert with Robert Stafhn and Rohert Gage featured as soloists, On Mareh 28 and 29 our new auditorium was the site of the All-County Festival in which nine of our students perfornied, 'l'hese students were: Bonnie llaholt, yvilllkllll Johnston, Edna Thordahl, Orchestra: Roger Markham, Dean liettker, 'Iaek Martindale, joseph Vogtli, Robert Staflin, and Mary Irene Godden, band. In May the Annual Spring Festival was held at Fredonia. The hand competed in grade 6 Inusie, Twenty soloists also represented Gowanda. The hand ended the year with a Spring Concert, and June cl01IllUCI1CFlIlPI'll exercises, Although nine seniors are leaving, Mr. Nazaro looks forward to another excellent group next year. 6-l w Band Dram B:-ttkm-1' Mary Casey Richard Czlrpvmvr Tromborze Clarinet Bnrilone 2 , , 4 .9 ,,,. R 33 5 . 4 5 A it Y X F 9 Q Q ex 1 34 5 Q g ' 11' 2 X john Dayton Mary Ircnc Goddvn Avis Hubbard 7vI'llIHfIPf Oboe Drums Marin- I4ZlIl1bl'l't Jacqun-line Ln-svfskv Josf-ph Vogtli f.'j'H1b!ll.V Clarinet Clarinet Junior Band and Chorus lfnrxr Rww I. Cfnhvn. V. 'l'utt. M. Strunnrr. B. Guwmfmn. R. Dnvtnn. B. Stvllcy. B. Nlclntvrc, L. Iacksnn Sm-mul Row. IJ. Iulm-rm, H. lidxxnurslx. ll. lluilt. 'l'. Spltrlvr, ll. l.uBmnh.1rd, A. Mnlinuwslu, A. Millcr, P. Gordon, I. Parks. I. lfums. ll. Schlnk 'l'. Slnlrluxx, ll. I..1w, lf. Arrxgu 'I'lnnl Rmx' li. VVlu-rl, A. Inwplmmn, ll. VV'lutc. B. Klccx. S. 'l .urlwx. K, VVvlla. R. lircnkcl. M. llnrmk, D. l7uttnn, S. Kuhs. V. l.nim', A. Huh urn H. Sutlvr. Mr. llulllngvr. Schultz M. Bvxuun Vlllll' .Iunior lizmcl and Iuniox' Cllmrus umlcr flu- znhlv clircction ol' M1'. liollingc-1' :md ' A 'M Mrs, llx-Qxcmfk had many Slll'l'l'SSl.lll pluctim' S O 9, svssimms on 'lhvsclziys and YllllllI'Stl2lVS. From f x Q A' . . ' X g.. Q, 1 tlu-sv orgzllmlzzlllmms Colm- thv 1'c'pl:1cm'1nv11ls N 7 W U ' ' ' 4 'nw Im' tln- pvoplm- who mx- Qfilllllllllllg' lrom our Q-, . , svuim' lmml zmcl CllOlkllS, INR- sirmcwvly hope' that th:-sv YOIIIIQCI' sluclvuts will win lllillly ll0IlUl'S lm' the GCS music' clc'p1u'tm1'nI. .I ,.. lxrr Rrv. Mrs. Ilmcf-ck, B. lVl.1rt1mlulv, Pm-ggs, A. Mlllcr, V. Stvllcv. C. Pctcrs. Burv, Inhnsun. R. Frvnlccl. C. VV.xlIcrs. L. Scicra llnnul 9 Knh P K' lmn Sowmusl Run S. 'l'.nrl1 lhml Rnw: .. x, . mn w ilwlr -xv x 'x' V. 'l'utt. S. M a.. . Cf. l.c i., T. Slmx. I. llhlnmn. A. Mzllrnnwskx. C. Wlthcrcll. ll. Kcnnlslun, C. Dick, M. Mcvcr. C. Lewis, ll. H1 lx mx. ll. Ss'l1.l.u'l4. M. lluwrrs K. l..nw, B. Izxpusrl. B. Stcllcv, ll. Laws, M. Krnkuwmk. llulf, Brooks. Mavlwc. T. Slmrrrww. Brooks. U. llcxxitt, LQ. Knmx 1' l.. Ruud, Nl. l7s'gcnlrl1lvr, l.. l.wkwn. ll. llrwwarcl. 5. llrvrth l:nurtll Rum' . I. l.uhrn. ll. Lhmr, lv. l'nmgrw, lt. Crrllhn. B. Wvlls. I. Baker, R. Nlillimm M l'dx l.. l.h.m-. R. llnvtun, K. XNlllunus. ll, C,1s'll.x, Iulmsrwn, l.. lfrnsvr, Dcmmiu 66 vzxrds, C. lrlukrr, B. Antal. B. Bzxhcrwk, T. Sm! Panther Gazette ' 0, U, Hcltzenrarer. B. Mrs Owen B Brumfield L Scura E Krall l.. Frenkel D. Phillips, Gable, G, Slceates, K. Lynch, B. Gabcl. D. Bush p N . HYNallaee. Beaver, Bury. Edwardsi M, Buckley, C, Arnold. M. Miallni, Moore, M. DeOca. L. Stout. I, Dutton, H, Comstock, 5. Mabel. A. Glass, S. Clark, M, Wishner. S. Fraser, E. Hume, G. Hickox, V. Wrllrarzrs, S. Peters, M, Htibbard, D. Goode-more For the first time in sev- eral years. the Panther Gazette A is being issued as a separate news sheet, It varies from a regular four- to a special eight- sheet edition and is published every two weeks. Ihrs year '.r, Q paid advertising has been in- troduced. The Panther Gazette be- longs to the Empire State Scholastic Press Association. Delegates T. Bury. Ii. Frenkel. E. Krall. K. Lynch and li. Vogtli attended the ESSPA con- ference in Syracuse last fall under the auspices of the Syracuse University School of Journalism. Mrs. Owen Editor Churlps Gmws accompanied them as advisor. Representatives ol' the stall' also toured a Dunkirk newspaper plant during the year. This ye r the stall. including' both editorial and business personnel, meets four times a week, 'l'he paper is put togeth r entirely by the stall. In addi 'on to the regular news. several new standard features have been adopted. such as The Spyf, Kitty's Kor er.', lN'hat,s Your Favorite?,' and a special Grade News Column. Exchang -s are made with several student newspapers of other schools in the area. 'l'he Par ther Gazette tries to be representative of the best in GCS and appeals to the students for their support. f 1 . bfbi fl J' l at A Vaxsugc nvvk E7 AA, ., ., X A ,,,,.A-, -fs I . '-4734 . . il if- 'W' ' 0-7 '1if..fT.,'fLF.f2Z'if Hi-Y linux Row: R. Spring, R. Slnflin. A, Titus, Suffer, D. Menshcl, I.aValle, I. Thurclnhl. R. Gold. A. lxiiacono. Grudzicn Srrund Row: ll, Acklcv, R. Reis, K. Frenlccl. Rupp. I.. Disp cnza. V. Marrzmn, T. McCurthv. T. Burv. Wclls. IJ. Similar. Mr L ilmiq Third Rmx: S. 'l'.irlmt, I. Cnlhurn. I. lluvtnn. U. llnvtrwn, I. Smith, B, Schzmck. li. Hume. If. Christrwpher. M. Seneca. I. Pulcic Pr1'.s'id1'I1l - I'il'l'-PI'l'.Yidl'7lf .S'f'z'fz't11r'y - T1-r'a.t u rr' r Clmplain - ln tht- full thi- Cowmiclu Ili-ltzx Chi lli-Y Cluh in- tlut'tm-tl iiilIlt't'Il ut-w Illl'lIllJl'I'S :xt zm 1-vi-iiing' t'l1IHllt'llQllt 1-1-rt-uimiy. Sium- tht- Ili-Y Cluh is 21 sc-1'x'irv flligilflillltifill. it hm-lpi-tl with tht- Catlin-1' llrivc- lust spring, Each clay rluh uit-iiiht-is mist-cl Zlllil Iowa-rt-cl tht- flag' in front ol thi- Village- l.ih1'ui'y. 'l'wit't- Hi-Y lun-uiht-rs hi-lpn-cl with tht- Rs-tl Cross llloml Bunk. Mm-:uhm-rs liuvt- zxttc-uclc-cl tht- otha-1-i's truinixig Catnip. thi- 1 1't-clrmiu 1.1-gislzxtixv Asst-mhly :xml tht- annual ussi-uihly in Alliillly, ut whivh tiluc- .Iim Smith was chosf-n Boy Clow-1'11oi', lizard SCll2i2li'li was L-lc-Ctc-cl SP1'2llil'I at tht- Frm-clmiizt Asst-mhly, Thi- Club is uflilizltc-cl with tht- Chautzluquz1-Catta- rzxuuus Hi-Y Counvil :md tht- Chautauqua Y.M.C.A. I 68 -Ianic-s Smith Barcl SCl'lllZICli -It-rry Safll-1' .It-llrt-y Rupp Elliott Huuii- Hoy Cove-rnor Jann-s Smith Tri-Hi-Y First Row: M, Kumpf. D, Weikenhiit, Clees, S. Gable, R. Mecarthv, M. Krebs. R. Inhnson. S, Dingman, R. Housel, Vogtli, C. Vo tt Thordahl. I, Mirwtild, Gable Second Row: M. Vvling, M. Howard, S. Srronner. T, Iohnson. R, Szuts, K. Lynch, L. Stout, l.. Berber, E. Krall, C. Arnold, l.. Bowers. lhnel I Mavhee Third Row: I.. Lltley, A. Glass. B. Gibson, I. Tacltentein, B. Gable, I, llutton, G. Britt, S. Clark, I, Rossman, B. llausser, K. Martindale. N. B es I. Parks M, Wishner, S. Fraser, S. Burv. Miss Plumer Fourth Row.: N. Long. I. McConnell, V. ,Bonk. M. Reichert, M. Buckley. S. White, C. Huff, M. Godden, D. Bishop. S. Peters, M. Pratt. N. Palms G. Skeutes. M. Corbett, P. Kota Presidmzt - Mary Irene Godden l'ire-Prmideizt - - - Beverly Hausser Cl0I'l'f'.Yf107ldi7lg Secretary Theda johnson ,N ,f ,,, Recording Sffnetary - - Carol Arnold Q' Trea.rurer - - -Ioan McConnell Hixtoriarz - Edna Thordahl Chaplain ----- Linda Stout The Tri-Hi-Y held its annual induction ceremonies in October at which time all Sophomore, junior, and Senior girls wishing to join were inducted. The club purchased a gavel and had it engraved in the memory of past president Marjorie Parker. The group performed several service projects during the year. These included: assisting with the Good will and Red Cros, drives giving bask ts t ne d families and making favors for the hospital at Thanksgixmg 1 S . , 5 e o e y 5 and Christmas, and sponsoring an Easter Egg hunt, A dance was held after a basketball game to raise money. The group also held a dance for the elemcnttuy and junior high students. I I 2 The President celebrates Honorary member , . - Y - - . I . ' , ' clnlm s lull-, lln' rm-llxln-rs comm- clrc-ssvcl III znlclvm Costnnu- zmcl cnt III thc- old lxolnan nuxmlcr. Latin Club :rw Row: H. Vogrln. l.. llllrv. lVl. lVl.nylu-v, R. Sprung. P. Corhvtr, Bosvr. li. Gruclzicn, ll Vogrl, I. lVlirw.1lnl,Nl.XVil1n1 -nonnl Rum' S. liurv, R. Smllln. Cf. Vogyrll. lVl.1rtlnLl.llr. S. lJ1n51n1.m. A Klfnnfcr. Nl. l3cOL'.l. ff. Paul. ,l'. Stout. l.. Srum. Nl. Rrvnolcls llulml R l' Kolhlr N llllnu 9 llnnr lxl Bxl ' oxx .. ' . . . . '. .. - - N. . xxop, l7. Khulna. Slzuw. C. Vvlgrvn. lVl. llmtt. lf. Bvcklvv, ll. Brnmfncld, 'l'l1ornl.xhl. ll, liurxlon Nl, limlllvv. Nl. lfarlson, Nlrx. Srllulri lf-urrlu Nou, C.. llnll. ll.nln'x'.', V. l.ou.n. ll. llnxton, irrnvvd, B. 5L'lal.u'lx. B. lVlus.lCcl11o. l3.n'tun, l.. Culwrzxl. l7, Bishop, S. Snglrr S. limwr llllll R l 5 ' h ' mx l'. lla-rl-rx. l. Bnrv, 5. R.xxs.1. I. Kulu, lx. lVl.1rllml.nlr, B. llnnsavr. C. Cllristophcr, P. Pnncpmro, I. Rosnnnn. M. lfnwx-. I. Kulnumlx lf. Svlu-mn. 5, Cflnrlk. R. Sznlx. R. Umm' xrlu Rum N. lywlxlw. l.. llnrnlv. lf. ll.lqvr. U. Snttcl. ll. Vvxltox. R. Allcn, l.. l:rvnlcx'l,l..Stout,K.Sn1ltlx.l7.Cfrllnvs.lX l.VV1slnlcr OFFICERS Corzvzzlx - - - llorothy Bishop I6 llillll Scllzlaclx E 'IVIHIIIIIIW 'llillll Stout wg Q .Iinnny Pulcic' 0 d 3 .swl-ffm 1.im1.. ull-y 0 nn' Linda Handy 0 Qzuzfxvtmv - Frank Pvlvrs Q? I l 0 Ml-lmliv R1-ynolcls R I 44I'li1.l1'.Y Nlury Alicv Cnsvy X flllffy SllIll'l' Rohn-rl Stnmn N1lI'Lll'I1il I4-sc-l'skc' P0lIllfl.A' A'lI1.XlII1ll.Y - l.incln Stout 'i'2lllSl' ol' Mrs. SK'llllltZ,S nnlorlunulm- zxcriclm-11t 21 nvw Latin ti'2lCllK'l' Cillllt' to Gowuncla. Mr. Rnll' not onlv look on-r Mrs. Sc'ln1llz's l1'1lf'l1lY14Q jobs. but ln- also lillvcl in for hm' as Latin Cllulu advisor, 'Flu' clulfs llCIlX'ltll'S in- mlnclc-cl such things :ls ll fllll'lSUIlllS party :Incl tllv annual bzmc nut which has grown to lx' 21 1 'U'11lzn' llC2lllll'0 ml' thn- .N 1 German Club Smitcal: M, Reichert. P. Kota. B. Musacchio. I. Rossmtm, M. Vandcrhosclt. Thiel. Standing: S. Fraser, S. Lillie, G. Baldwin. H. Thiel. B. Brumllcld. I. Wells. Humc, Mr. Schultz. l. Nnucn. B. English Prf'.tif1'4'11t - Benny Totcr View Prf'.vidf'11! - John E. This-l Su'r'wta1'y Mary Vanclcrbosch 7'l't'll.V1ll'l'I' .Iudy Rossrnan In its scconcl year as an organizvcl activity. thc German Club. unclcr thc direction of N111 Howard Schultz. hclcl variccl social gatherings. Such activities as GL'l'IY121Il Bingo and singing Gorman songs wcrc unclcrtalicn. Tho group also hcld a Gcrnian llunquct at which scvcral Gcrlnanic Clclicacics wcrc scrvccl to the mcmhcrs. Chess Club This yczxr GCS wclcolncs a new Club to the ranks. Unclcr thc supcrvision of M1'. Davis a Clhcss Clluh was forrnccl. Laurccn McCarthy was sclcctccl as Prcsiclcnt. 'l'ht- cxnphusis of thc Chcss Club is upon playing rathcr than lcarning, although, spccializctl instruction is givcn to thosc stuclcnts who rcqucst it, A rouncl-robin tournalncnt is to bc concluctccl to clctcriniru- thc school chzunpion. ln tht- tournznnt-nt vach pcrson plays with cvc1'y othcr I1ll'IHl7L'l' in thc club, Ont- point is givcn for L1 win. onc-hall point for 21 clraw, and no points for ll loss, Thc playcr with thc most points at tht- closc ol' thc tournzlnlcnt is dcclarccl school chznnpion. It is hopccl that ncxt full 21 fivc-Inari cht-ss train will bc orgztnizccl at GCS for intcr-school conipctition. 71 Future Teachers Club ttetl M. Rt-vnoltls, I. l,t-srfskc. I.. Stout, R. McCarthy. S. llingman tntlinti if. Arnold, Nlrs. Trornlwlev. S. l.illic, lfdwartls, ll. Brttlzrr. B. Brumficltl. l7utIon. K, Smith 'l'he lollowill! lJeOlJle were elected as ofheers ol the Future 'l'0llC'llt'l'S Club this past fall to serve lor a one year term: P11',tiflt'I1l - - - hleloclie lQl'yIl0lLlS K lim' P1t',tlfI,I'Ilf Carol .'Xl'llOlil l' Sl'l'll'fII1j' - Liucla Stout X lgllll 'l'lt'II.Nlllt'l - - - .laeliie Leselislte vlllll' eluh, whieh is atlvisetl hy Nils, 'l'i'omhley. is eoruposetl ol -iuuiois :mtl seniors who lIlll'llCl to go into the lielclol'tez1t'l1iug'. lhis lmsl xt .u tht tuemhers had the opportunity ol' liearing' lectures on the following' topics: Qualities A Clootl 'l'eat'het' Has lN'hat ls lixpeetetl Oli A 'l'eat'lier l retloui 1 State leathers College 'l'he 1037 College Preview l he l'llllll'l' leaeliets also took liielcl trips to some ol' the state teachers Colleges in ortlei' to help the 'luniors eet the eolleue that they may attend in the future. l he members saw movies from some state teachers Colleges and also reeeivecl lite1'atui'e ahout some of them. t 4 lht l utuit 'lll'2ll'lIl'l'S Cllulfs main goal is to acquaint high school stuclents ititerestecl in teaching, with the tu my aspeets ol' this Career. Future Farmers Y 4..- .... ... 1... an Seated: R. Hewitt, G. llickox, Ross, R. Smith, Eddy, D. Degenfelder Standing: G. lierrv U. Glass, H. Acltlev, Mr. Dayton. D, VVoicies:vn. A. Van Ettcn, li. Gahel OFFICERS P1't'.t'if14'llf - - - lvil'1'-PI'1'.K'ld!'IIf - - John Ross St'l'I'l'fI1Iy T1't'11.t'11r'f'r - St'11tir1t'I Rt'lllJl'll'Ii Our chapter is a memher of the county and state associations of F.F.A. At our V weekly tueetiugs. using' parliamentary procedure. we practice the F.F.A. ritual. hear committee reports and plan chapter activities, One eyening we yisited the Catta- raugfus chapter. and entertained them in return. Raymond Smith David liegenfelder F 1: I S - james Eddy 61712 Garland Hickox if ' ' ny Robert Hewitt I'- N : -' v, i I 07 3 ,7 ' dU'inf-' team. placed 2nd in the Clatt.-Clhaut. contest Last summer. Acldey. Eddy. Ross and Stnith. our dairy -tu , h llth at Allred and llth among 80 teams at Delhi Tech. Our dairy. forage crop and shop judges combined to finish Several of the members showed calyes at the Catt and Erie County Fairs. Eddy and Ross showed a second year at Syracuse. and judged livestock with our team in third place at the fall county contest at Ellicott ville. 'l'l1is winter. courtesy of N111 Buckley. Acliley. Evans. Hicl-lox and Smith had it day at the Cornell Farm and Home Wieeli. Pres. Ray Smith ahly M.CT.lcl the l5th annual Father and Son llanquet. where the Marine 'l'rust's annual fliltltl awards were won by Eddy. Smith. Ackley and Hickox. Ross. llegenfelder. VanEtten and Gahel, lflonorarx degree pins were presented to N111 Holmes. Mr. lVIorel1ouse and M1'. YX'ratny of lWarine. Mr. O, Sanders ol the State llepartment spoke on the trend to post-graduate teclmical education for young' farmers. I J Library Club l'xrs! Rim: B. Q,.lp.nsu, ln. fuhnsun, B. Bahirz, A. Huber. . fs Nl I push M. Hulwkmrd, Buhlngcr, M. Brandt. Grccn. G. Sk:-utra Srvmld Row: D. Gmuicnmrv. P. Crwlr. Ilrncn, V. Cqpzusu, I., Bnwxxvrs, A. Van Vlark. R. Mclntvrn-. li. Tlmrchhl, P. Urrh, M. Klrpfrr. Szvvnunski, S. Offhuus, Mrs. Txtus Smzllvsl U. Plnc, P. Mlnnrr Stalulxllg: Nlr. Patrick. R. Ifarlvv, I.. ffm R. Slvllrv, G. Hlckrw, A. Pzllllrxuhu. M lxstcvrlx, R. Conklin, NI. Swvt: . Uffhzula. R. Nnsch v IX ' . KS, 1 li.- 'U 'T 2. ru 0 I. O : Q : O' MS rt Club 1 First Run: A, Mamcle, I. Kenncdv, H. Taber, F. luckson, N. Blesv. t B. Gmudcnmre E ' ,Q . 1 0 Second Row: S. Pulvlrm. D. Szvmanski, I.. Cipm, H. Kumpf, T. Barnum E X , C. Krebs. W. Button, I.. Lee iv 06 Adviwr: Mrs. Wmwnnzlcntt .,.- f 83 , X, X St C age rew IJ. Pino. D. Gmm, C. Krwrlmr 75 Junior Players l'irst Row: R. llnusz-l, S. Dinginun. Mrs. Dcmcry. R. Nlnyhee, M. lic-Out. I. Thrasher, D. Wzikcnhtit Src:-ml Row: R. lVlcC.irthv, A. Glass. Plnctz, I. Dutton. I. lfselslcr. M, Wishiicr. C. Korhar, M. Huwartl. A. Vain Vlack Pn'.s'id1'r1t - Romaynv Mayhct' Vin' P1'1'.ridr'11I - Mary llc-Ora Sl'l4l'l'ffll'j' - Sandra Dingman , Thi- junior Playcrs attempt to display thc clrzmiatic tulcnts ol' its iucinhvrs and to iritvrcst tho studcnt body in various aspvcts of plav production This pwst 'l'lnrnl Row: Nl. Ll.ist-v, li. lziqksun. I, Russnmn. H. Comstock. S, Stilcs, K. Frcnlccl. N. Bntlurelc. M. Reichert. G. Sluultcs 1 P yvar tht- Playvrs, umlvr tht- lcadvrship of Mrs, M3I':Q'21I'L't lJl'IIll'I'y. prvsc'ntvcl a 2 Y, play, Monsieur llc Santa Claus, for its Christmas progrzun. Curtain Call This Is Arting? Mathematics Club First Row: C. Arnold, I., Berber. Rupp, Thiel. Mrs. Shannon. VVells. S. Bury, R. Szuts. Nl. Reynolds Second Row: N. lxsclske. B, llausser, N. Pnlcie, K, Frankel. Vogrli. L. Cnhrnl. B. Brumflelfl, C.. Hull, I. Rossmnn. ll. Nlenshel, M. llelhxx Thirtl Row: l.. Stout. I, Colburn. W. Tomnszcwski. E. Hume. Graves. B. Sehemck. B. Musucchio. N. llager. I. Duvton. I, Nauen. llurton 'l'his year 21 new club was fomiecl at GCS. This, the M21lhLllI121tlL'S Club, was sturletl on iclens olmtainecl from other schools in the area. M1's. Shannon was seleetetl as ztclvisor. The ofheers included: President John E. Thiel. Vice Pres- DJ.,-U2-ghnnm I - 1 v v r x o talent ,Iell Rupp, Secretary Sue liury. 'I1't'2lSlll'l'I' Jim XX ells. lhe Club took up Ilia!!-git-g 0 the study ol' !Illlfl11'IlllltlC8l QZIIIIPS and puzzles, In -Iamlary the Club members reeeixecl their slide rules. and the group then learned how to use them, Alter finishing with the slitle rules. the ehlh studied 21 little hit of Clt'I11i'IlfZl1'y C2llClllllS. College Club Lvmler the sponsorship ol the guiclzmee tlepzxrtlnent this ehnlm was organized for the purpose ol' prepairinu prospective college stuclems, This year during their hi-monthly meetings the students were lIll.tll'IIll'll ol' which colleges would hest prepare them lor their tlesirecl professions. 'l'he group also stutlietl the prohleins t'OIllIl'O1lllllL - Q the College Ellll'1lllL't' lixzmiinzxtion 111 eollege l1l't'Sl'lIllK'Il, As ll eulmiviziting activity seveml ol' the mtmhtis tool -I2lllll'5lOXx'Il in Nlzly. 71 -I- 1 ational Honor Society 4.1 1 , En' s-ffetw W gg , A,,,a'v?' J .pw ' Stnltvml' '1'1ilt'1. R. liustcr, Sintth. R. GUIL1 Smmlility: Wt-IIN. R. Stull, Mr. Inhnsun, Suffer, Thrwrthlhl, M. Got1L1Cn This ym-111' thc- stall' wt-lcoinm-s 21 Il1'XN' orgziriizution to thc' yvat' hook. tht- Nziticmzll Honor Sou t lhc lllt,Ill 's ww-rv pivkt-cl front tha- jllIl1Ul'S and svuiors on thu- basis 01 cf11z11'z1c'tc'1', lt-aclwship, sc'11olm's111i md sux In l r'ht'11nry thx- c'1iz1t'tc'i' iiivliiliws took part in c'0i'c'ii1o11ivs 101' thu- imllwtion of nvw IIIPIIID lhf 1 1 now Ill17l'l'S wvn- 011ic'i:111y 1Ill1lll'll'l1 ut ll cztmllt- lighting C'l'l'l'lIlOI1y 110141 as an assvllihly, Scam-dz B. Hausser, I, Nnucn, B. Schaack. C. Graves, W. Evans, W. Tovraszewski, M. Vnndm-r1msch Standing: M. UcOca, L. Stout. M. Lzlmhcrt, Rnssmzin, N. Long, I.. Bciher. M. Rcvnnlds p fff 3. i Xl , Panther Sports Move On. Nlany special events adorned another successful year of sports at G.C.S. 'l'his was the first year that our athletic depart- ment received full advantage of our new school's facilities. The Panther teams often carried oll' the banner of victory in co111- petition with other schools. Our intramural program. which ollered activities to a vast number of students. grew in botl1 scope and popularity. Our new gym saw many firsts this year. It was tl1e scene of many exciting home basketball games and wrestling matches. Under its roof tht- student body participated in a 111uch-improved gym program. It offered full facilities for both boys and girls for the first time in Cowanda's history. lN'ith many pieces of new l equipment the students received the fundamentals of gymnastic That perfect 3U0? training. Our fine gym was also selected as the site of tl1e Section VI A-l5-C- wrestling tournament. Our swimming pool was the center of much enjoyment. Here 111any students learned to swim, while others advanced their knowledge of swimming techniques and 1Ill'll'lOClS. The coimnunity as well as G.C.S. students reaped the rewards of this fine pool. A rifle club was formed and a beautiful new rifle range completed. The wrestling team soon discovered the many advantages of its own practice and locker rooms. All these events came to pass in the inaugural year of our new school. Inter-school competition found Panther teams compiling a reputable record. Our fine bowling team again captured the Section VI title this year. 'l'he wrestling squad enjoyed an excellent season and finished second in the Section VI Class A division. Uur basketball team tied for second in the Chautauqua County Class A l,ake Shore l.eague. The baseball team was second in the Cattaraugus County Class A League. Meanwhile the track team placed fourth in the Section VI meet. 'l'he intramural program was directed by Mr. Howard Hillis and Miss Geraldine Plumcr. llue to the unfinished landscaping around the new school certain intramural sports were temporarily dropped. However. students strongly supported the intramural basketball. wrestling. and bowling programs. lVhen facilities permit Cowanda students may look to a much more varied intramural schedule. 'l'hus concludes another chapter in the history of Gowanda sports, one marked with many memorable events and honors. lVe, the seniors. take pride that we have contributed to GCS's heritage of clean sportsmanship and victory, We sincerely hope that you of the succeeding classes will carry on this tradition with distinction and forever keep it shining brightly, Willa 'Hu Action is about to commence in our spacious 11ew gym 80 mv af, Mn ,E ,Iv VK X Q 1? m . Sf' Z Y' K av. X T 9 i- :E X if . r i x ix 3: S ,,. x '33 ,, 592 -0 we is S -an Varslt hr-.1 Row K tvkl 1 C QOC1 B urker J ers H 1lf1mx n L xptainj Second Rum Cn 1ch H1111 1rd H Il1s C H1ckwc W1ll11ms H Kumpf M, Seneca. H. Acklcy. F. Sfmt 1r1l Rum C rc P1111-rs wn 1 R M lrkh lm B C lhhs B. Waterman All C ONFERENCE f1o1x.111d 1 smcuud tw 0 111s1 111111 POSIUOIIS on thc All SOl1lhVVl'SIl'l'H LION!-Cllllll squacl Roqcl H 1lftcmr1 vms 11111111 to thc q11z11'tc1'-back post for thc svcoml con 111111 x 11111101 M.11tm S1 1111.1 was sclvctcd as om' of thc first 11111 11 18 IJIXL D1.11Q11t a hdlibaclx .md Daw- E1'z111s, an ond, wvrv c'hos1'11 Ol second 1111111 POSIIIOHS Rohm 11 Gold '111oth1-1' halfback, 1'vCc'iwcl honorzlblv 1111 I1 t1ov1 lh1s 111 '1 mum httmq Clcmng for thc 1957 Gowamla Pz1111hc1' foot 1 Gowz Gow Gam C10WilI'1Cl2l 'z111dz1 'z111clz1 I-1- flillllhllfg Fz1lco11111' Springvi ll lJ1111ki1'k Football First Row: lcont.l E. Christopher, Salfer. R. Gold, B. Toter, P. Krakowiak, D. Evans Second Row: lcont.l l. lVlCKeon, C. Stevens, T. lVlcCarthv. R. Armstrong, R. Reis. B. Korbar lmanagcrl. Assistant Coach Rodney Galough Third Row: lcont.l L. Sternad. V. Nlarrano, l.. Dispenza. K. Lynch, C. Thompson. l.. Frcnkel lmanagcrl FUTLTQE OF THE TEAM 1 The team will lose eight lettermen through the process of graduation. Those who will be lost through this route are, Edward Christopher, Cliflord DeOca, Robert .M Gold. Roger Halftown, Barrv Parker, Dave Peters, jerrv Saller, and Bennv Toter. lmllq v . 1. . ' . ' ' digg Next year,s team will be partially built around ten returning lettermen. One of the K,--S. A231 key players will be Martin Seneca. All returning players will be rich in experience. .X mf' lhese plus a crop ol new material should produce a team which will win many ' honors on the gridiron. Scores Gowanda 33 Salamanca 7 Gowancla O Southwestern 19 Gowanda 6 Fredonia 19 Gowanda O Lake Shore 12 . MN... Varsity Football Roundup ll.-XMl5L'Rtl: As lzitt- woultl hziyt- it wt- lost lil to 6 in our only ztlitt-rnoon gmiit-. First gunit- iittt-rs wcrt- rt-flt-t'tt-tl hy out tt-zun's lunilmlt-s on ll wt'I lit-ltl, liy tht- t'lost- ol' tht- t-nt'ountt-r st-yt-ral llznnhurg pluyt-rs wt-rt- injurt-tl. 'l'ht- lont- 5 tzilly lmy floltl pointt-tl to tht- squzttl s liuturt- lJl'0llllSl'. l .fXl,i IONER: ln tht- st-t'ontl Quint- ol tht- st-uson tht- Pnntht-rs wt-rc pittt-tl llg'2llIlSlI tht- l'llQg'l'Cl Falcons lil'OIll Fz1lt'ont-r, A pt-p rzilly wus stzigt-tl hy GILS. stutlt-nts prt-t't-cling this lirst honit- gznnt-. It was a hard fought hut t'lt-an gaunt- with fiowzintln pulling it out ol tht- liirt- in tht- liinzxl 152 st-t-oncls by ll st-orc of I8 to 13. TIES Gold 2. Hztllitown l. SllRlNflVIl.l,E: 'l'ht- l,llllllll'l'S lvlIllSlll'll on tht- vt-ry short t-ntl ol' ii -l-l to l-l- sht-llzit-king by tht- Springvillt- GriHins. fi0XN'2lIlll2l,S lorwztrtl wall XX'2lSIl,l tluitt- ut its pt-uk this night, 'l'ht- hoint- town Crowtl tlitln't hnvt- Illllfll to cht-t-r zihout during tht- t-ntil't- gzunt-, 'l'lJS llrat-gt-rt l. Hzillitown l. PAT Hulltown 2, IJVNKIRK: Gownntlzi lost ll lll'1ll'l-lll'l'2llilIlAQ lmttlt- to lvzigut- Chzunpion Dunkirk hy ll st'ort- ol' lfl to l2, 'l'ht- tlill't-rt-nt't- lat-ing' in tht- t-xtru point untl tht- st-t'ontl hall. li01'2ll tht- t-ntl ol' tht- first hall' Gowancla lt-tl l2 to U. This Qllllllx pullt-tl tht- l,2llllllt'l'S out ol 21 tit- lor tht- liilglll' lt-ntl. TDS Golcl l, Hallitown l. SAl,AMANtIA: 'lllll' lj2lIlllll'I'S turnt-tl tht-it thirtl l1UIllt'Q'llIllt' into ll grt-:tt sut-t-t-ss. 'l'ht- Gowzintln littns wt-rt- jubilant us UCS ronipt-tl ovt-r tht- S2ll2llll2lI'lCil lYz1rriors, by tht- st'ort- of 33 to 7, Slllillllllllfil tlrt-w first hloocl and lt-tl st-yt-n to xt-ro. Gownntln tluicltly rtillit-tl zmtl inoyt-tl in liront lfl to 7, From this point on our squzitl was nt-vt-r chal- lt-ngt-tl. 'l'lJS floltl 2. llrzit-gt-rt 2. Krzlkowitllt l. PAT Hullitown fi. SOl l'llWl'IS'l'l5RN: 'l'ht- lust hoint- gznnt- lor tht- Punlht-rs liountl tht-in unztlnlt- to zitlzipt llNllxlllSi'lX'l'S to tht- minsozikt-tl lit-ltl. At tht- t-ntl ol' tht- liirst hall tht- SUlllllXVl'Sll'l'Il llll'O-l2lIlS lt-tl I9 to ll, 'l'his was tht- t-xtt-nt ol' tht- st-oi-ing for tht- t-ntirt- unnit-, flowgintlti strugglt-tl to tht- Southwt-sit-rn ont--yartl lint- only to ht- st-nt hut-k by 21 pt-malty, FRICIX JNIA: 'l'l1t- wt-airy tt-uni trzivt-lt-tl to Frt-tlonizi lor tht-ir last t'onlit-rt-nt-t- Quint-. A Slllilll hzintllul ol' Gowzintlzl linns wt-rv inspirt-tl :is tht- Puntht-rs juinpt-tl to ll six to nothing' lt-ntl, Howt-yt-r, at tht- t-ntl ol' tht- night tht- Frt-tlonizl llilltoppt-rs lt-lt tht- lit-ltl with tt I9 to 6 tlt-vision. 'l'ht- Pzlntht-rs st-ort-tl two touchtlowns whit-h wt-rt- nulliliit-cl hy pt-nztltit-s. 'l'lJ Arnistrtmg, l,AKl'1SllOlQli: 'l'ht- Paintht-rs mzitlt- up ll prt-yiously t-ant-t-lt-tl gztnit- with Lnkt- Short-, which this yt-ur was ont- ol' tht- stronqut-st tt-anis in Erit- County. 'l'ht- Quint- was fought on t-Vt-n tt-rms, Yt-t tht- Iilllil' Short- squntl took ativan- tzigt- ol' tht-ir scoring opportunitit-s. and in so doing st-Curt-cl at 12 to ll viCtory. lYith this gzunt- tht- football st-uson ol' GUS t-lost-tl. HELP! ill J. V. Football First Row: B. Haggart. P. Uemmerle, K. Wigren. C. Krebs. A. Titus. L. Nichols. E. Grudzien. Ross. N. Stamn, B. Korbar lmanagerl Second Row: R. Patterson, F. Lesefske, F. Peters. D. VVoicieszyn, D. Holcomb, D. Degenfelder, K. Frankel, D. Saffer Third Row: Coach Ernest Bareham. Cygan, B. Gibbs. R. Tietz. M. Story. P. Meyers. K. Lynch, l.. Dispenza. H. Kumpf Fourth Row: R. Markham. S. Halftown. A. Parker, Mackey. C. Thompson, D. Wilcox. G. Barthel. A. Lnizicnno, M. Iohengen The junior varsity team ended another season filled with many fine experiences, This year,s team was cen- tered mainly around freshmen. Although the JV,s lost all five of their games, they led in several games the majority of the time. The squad always played its best brand of ball in the first half. Often the team would put together a fine combina- tion of plays only to have them nullified by a penalty. This penalty jinx also accounted for the calling back of several touchdowns. The jV's started the season by being soundly beaten by the newly-organized varsity team of Delevan- Machias. The record of this team does not reflect all the values which the team gained. Records only reflect the meeting of two schools on a given day. A true picture of this team may be gained by examining the values the individual players received. One of these was team work. The boys learned to work together as a unit and not as individuals. The most important attribute they gained was that of experience. This year's JV's will comprise much of next year's varsity, since many of the '58 team will graduate. No fewer than 9 -IV's were promoted to the varsity squad before the season ended. Gowanda 0 Delevan-Machias 20 Gowanda 0 Springville 6 Gowanda 20 Fredonia 25 Gowanda 6 Silver Creek 14 Gowanda 0 Dunkirk 12 85 John Dayton Panthers fwek cfs fer 4 000, P mb, -'eu ' I i 'eng' fhfykotu- I ' PUC c'C'-9. HM. Nga V Fung, '21 5'-'1'.' 'vit 'su , 0 Sldney Thompson :- Q.: flnuct: Hqeue Q Go 'te Pluyiubd CimNx'S,. Pc CPQQQQ. N ,-,sit 'I' um 0 f- 55714- Y g 5 splym., 6' I 3 MQ-as..'.m 2 fe, -, hip Panthers Win Their First Overtime Game Jerry Saffvr 8h Harry Arklny Panthers Nail Falconer In Overtime 51-44 Raymond Smith Panthers Whip llassadaga Valley The Panthvrs closm-ci out thc l957-58 svason with an 8-10 rv- corci uftvr trimming Cassndaga Vallvy 56-37. john Gravvs score-d 15 points in his final uppcnrzlnvv. to lcad thv Pnnthcrs. Although thvy lvd by 30 points going into the Iird quartvr. Coach Hollvnbvvk usvd his sz-Cond stringm-rs aftvr thc- vivtory was rlinchvd. attttlks asssihsillm W I Ba ,gh 5 M495 aug ttxetf G0 T5 dosed W some H , the K gliiare B95 e K ,442 ' 'ge Logllllilgcilarlll .nr,Pl'will: Soumwe 004 - A-vitcefiii-rs' S emtigfari nkfixs q1i96?nk3dVan efiotm Ce,Yhe Go. halt' -horse 9 as Wei get! e , use Qi t in 3 rasxm'-7Jg,.1:A to 6-6 mms Uh' :eco 910. in e we Q league rlw N565 nyc 3 mmf nn wt A the my its Qtek 3:5915 Vasa Bob Egztkeix Edward Christophe-r Iimerson Hits 23 For Varsity In varsity activities, the Pan- thvrs split two games. cqualing thc J.V. record. Coach Hollm-nba-Ck's boys won tht-ir first game against 21 triplc--A school by dt-fm-ating O11-an, Tum-sday night. Fa-bruary 25. 'l'hc-y followm-cl this win with 21 42-40 loss against Dunkirk. in which Archiv Jimi-rson, Panther Ccntcr, scored 23 points. This was 0. close- one :ill thi- way. and with ns ft-w as two svconds lc-ft. G.C.S. fans had high hopvs of winning. John Graves Halttown Scores Rob:-rt Gold Arrhiu Jimi-rson liowanda Deals Southwestern 45-34 lleteat Panthers in One David Evans Panthers Take Gougars Captain Roger llalftown V' C' ,Q X-' I ' ' '. .. A-1. ... , . , 4 ,-.07 i .,,v,u fo' ' ' ' ' I 'I s . ,ig v , 4.4 . . , , . '- cd,-.v -,' 4 v s , , .um ,ff u:.1s:,l,' , ,Off :.g.g.1..:-f-p-1' ?A'. 4 , , 0 0 s O 'ssc 3' s1s','.' 'Q - '. f .'1 Varsity Basketball l Coaches Hollenbeck and Markell Managers James Smith and Dean Linsler Although not the winningest season in Gowanda basketball history, this certainly was a most exciting one. Three games were lost in overtime with one of these being in double overtime. The never say die motto certainly applied to our Varsity team. After losing its first six games, the squad finished the season winning eight of the twelve remaining games for an 8 and 10 record, 'l'he team's slow start was reflected in its Lakeshore League standings. Nonetheless, Gowanda finished tied for third in the overall league, and tied for second in the Class A division. In both games with league champion Jamestown, Gowanda led most of the way, but our upset hopes were smashed both times by -Iamestown's fourth period rallies. Perhaps the greatest victory was the -H-38 upset of previously unbeaten Springville on the home court. Next to it ranked the 53-49 conquest of Olean. an AAA school. This was the first time Gowanda had beaten Olean in seven years. Eight players shared most of the action. These were: seniors Jerry Saffer, Eddie Christopher. .Iohn Graves, Sid 'l'hompson, Roger Halftown. john Dayton. and sophomore Archie -Iimerson. For the second straight year. Roger Halftown was named to the Lakeshore All-Star team. An honorable mention was given to Archie lliinerson. lleartbreakinlf losses were to S l'll1f Ylllt' Silver Creek Southwestern, and Dunkirk. The first two were 5 5 ' . I . . . lost in overtime, and the Southwestern game was decided in the second period of overtime. lhe Dunkirk game was lost by two foul shots in the closing seconds. Considering all factors, this year's quintet once more upheld the high tradition of Gowanda basketball. 'l'he season's record follows: :,fQ'r 'Gowamla IH- Springville Cowanda .l-l- Fredonia .fi 'Gowantla 52 Silver Creek if Cowantla 32 Olean 'Gowanda -l-7 Southwestern Cowanda fl! .lamestown if Non-league games ' Overtime games 88 40 qi Cowanda -H Springville 38 Gowanda 4l5 Southwestern 3-l 55 Gowanda 6-l Cassadaga Valley 48 Gowanda 38 Jamestown 4+ 53 'Gowancla. 51 Falconer 44 Gowanda. 47 Falconer 39 55 Gowanda 46 Dunkirk 41 if Gowanda 53 Olean 49 49 Gowanda 37 Fredonia 48 Gowancla alll Dunkirk 42 54 iff Gowanda -H Silver Creek 52 Gowanda 5-ls Cassadaga Valley 37 J. V. Basketball or First Row: R. Statlln, D. Chapman, I. Bnser, D. Saffer, S. Halftnwn, E. Grudzien, R. Allen Second Row: C. Korbar, R. Hewitt. L. Dispenza, R. Armstrong, A. Palumbo, D. Dayton, B. Wzlterman, Mr. Nlarltell Absent: D. Robbins Our new .IV coach, hir. Ma1'kt'l1. developed a well-balanced club the season progressed. ln their first encounters the baby Panthers lost several close games. However, like the varsity, the -IV's finished strong to record a successful season. After losing the first 6 games, the .IV basketeers improved rapidly as they won 8 of their remaining 12 en- counters, including 5 of the last 6. Most of the action was seen by the following five players: Danny Robbins, Bruce YN'aterman, liob Armstrong. Doug Dayton, and Art Palumbo. The 102lIll,S high scorer was Bruce lN'aterman with 193 points. He was closely followed by Danny Robbins who netted 191 points. Two of the most exciting games were the Falconer and Dunkirk encounters. The game at Falconer see-sawed back and forth and finally went into over-time before the Panthers won. The home game with Dunkirk was seemingly lost when baskets by Wlaterman and Palumbo in the closing seconds snatched the victory for Gowanda. Anyone who followed our .IV's this year could not help but notice how the team improved as the season progressed. These boys gained invaluable experience this year and should help form a strong varsity in the future. 'llhe record follows: Gowanda 28 Springville Gowanda Springville Gowanda Southwestern Gowanda 3-l Fredonia Gowanda Cassadaga Valley Gowanda. Jamestown Gowanda IH Silver Creek Gowanda Falconer Gowanda Falconer Gowanda ill O11-an Gowanda Dunkirk Gowanda Olean Gowanda -17 Southwestern Gowanda Fredonia Gowanda Dunkirk Gowanda 29 Jamestown Gowanda Silver Creek Gowanda Cassadaga Valley Varsity liirsr Row: P. Meyers. D. Nluyhcc, B. Totcr, M. Sencca, D. Peters, D. Mcnshel. K. Lynch St-unml Row: Coach lirnvst Bart-ham. ll. Pins. V. Mnrmno, B. Willianxs. C. Poodry. P. Krakowiuk, B. Parker. K. Frenkcl. manager 'l'lurtl Row. N. Stullin, G, lit-rrv, ll. Holcmnb, M. Cannon. IJ. Brooks. li, Pctcrs, ll. De-gcnfclticr, M. Story. manager Fourth Row' l.. Cuhml, I. Nnucn, R. Patrvrson. R. Iohn, M. lmwis, C. Brooks. B. Schnack 'I'ht- incrt-asingly popular sport of wrvstling brought svvvral adclctl honors to Gowancla Ck-ntral this year. 'I'hv Panthcr team compiled a record ol' l-l wins against one loss. 'l'ht' lonv - ' 4 - , , . . '-if A clvlvat was at the hands of IXl'I'lIll0I'C'. a AAA school. This was thc fourth straight ' your that Gowanda capturt-d tht' lvagtiv crown, Our l'our-your lvague l't'COI'll is , ,... - --P5 wins against ont' loss. Gowantla had the honor of being tht- host school for thc St-Ction VI A. li. CI Wrcstling Tournament hold March 7 and 8. Elvvvn trams cntvrvcl tht- mort. An l1r1clt'l'vut4'cl Iroquois tc-am capture-cl tht- class A titlc. Howcvvr. GCS amassccl 97 points and finishccl in sr-rontl plzxu: WH- plact-cl sown wrvstlcrs in tht' svctional finals. Those who SCCllI't'Cl svctional titles wvrvi Paul Mr'yt'rs. 98 lbs.: Danny Maybvv. 105 lbs.: Donny Mcnshcl. H5 lbs.: Ma1'tix1 Svnvca. hvavywcight. 'I'ht- lvaun will lost- six wrt-stlcrs through graduation. Thost' who will bv lPZlYl!lg'21l't'Z Bonny Totcr. llcn- nis Pino, llavicl Pvtcrs, Mika- Cannon. Barry Parker, and cll121I'lt'II1ZlQIlC Pooclry. With many rvturning lvttcrincn nc-xt your Gowzmda may look forward to its fifth season of highly succvssful wrostling, 90 Wrestling Gowzmclu 35 Southwestern Cowunclzi 46 Randolph Gowanclu -l-l Lake- Shou- ClOXY1lIlCll1 39 Cassaclzlga Vallvy Gowunclu l 9 IQCIIIIIOH' Gowzmclu -I9 Cl21Itl'tl'Z1llQ'llS Gowzxllcln SU Falconer Gownmlu 42 Pina' Valley cllllllllllllilllll County IATIQIIP Cllzullpious Sl-concl in Sm-ction VI Class A Soma- tight and tm-nsc momcntsl 9 Gowancla l ll Cl0XN'21I'lClZ1 8 Gownncla S Gowancla 2 l- Gowzmcla 5 Gowzmcln I l Gowzmclzl l ll Southwvstm-rn clI1ltLlI'8llQllS Rzlnclolph Clussuclugzx Vzxllvy WK-st SCIIUCZI Pina' Vnllvy Fzxlrolmm' Bowling .:,.-S - W , ' 4351 X, ln 1 wtx mx 1 1 1 U 1 Al 1 1 ull tous xt 0 , ll ll I .,.'mSly , ,, , , ,,, i . ,, . , ,. A. .- ' V Y ., 5 U I I, -,thu ' ' , ., ., l, , ' ' . V, I, , ,,. ' ', ' . . If f-'tim11 1 ' . 'l 1' ,-'ions '1' 1 ' '1. l .1 i' 1,, 1, 1'1'.'. - - 1 1 ' '15 1 -, 1 '1 1 1 ' ' 'K Q 1 1 I' l 11-' ' 1 - ,1 A ' - ' 1 'w .' ' , '1 1' - ' -, Q- sc 111 rlijfg' lmmlw two Sl'C'll0IlJll 1'c1t'm'tls. 'l'l1t-y 1111- tht- liirst ll'1llIl to l'Yl'l' win tht- titlv lm' tlm-v con- ' wviitiw yt-1111s, 'l'ht- St'L'UIlLl 11-c'm'tl was thvir Q5ll tot11l pin scott-. 'l'ht- high 1111111 lim' flr1w1111tl11 11115 livriiiv YllOll'l' with ll llll't't' Qillllt' tut11l c1l'58ll, 'Xl'll'l' tht- ll'2lllllS sc-t'tio1111l 1'1'c'o1'cl. lhm-y clost-cl tlic-st-11sr111 hy going to S11l111111111c'11 lim' niiotlivr 1111-1-t. This 111 itch lJl'Ull-Qlll to ll rlrwst- tht- high sclluol lnuwlitig' ol' limit' sviiiors. 'l'hr1st- who will ht- lt'11x'i11g' 2ll'k'I St11111't 'l'111'- x, K1-11 Stn-lxl11s11. limi 'l'f1t1-1', llllfl .luhn l1z1V11ll1-. With souiicl silpport OILS, lwwlms voiilcl possihly hriiig' I 1 Ill' 'lllUllll'l' Nl'l'llUll1ll troplix' 111-xl wzir Qi 5 Cross Countr A campaign to revive the slowly-dying sport of cross-country in Gowanda began early this fall. A squad of eight students, of whom three were veterans, formed our team. A major step in this drive was taken when the Panthers downed Portville, P the 1957 Section VI Cross-Country champions, 42 to 50 in a tri-school meet. The next stepping stone was our 27 to 28 victory over a large and excellent Spring- ville team. ' 'ik , lla, - J .ae The flu epidemic, which wiped out over half of the schedule, became yet another obstacle in our campaign to revive cross-country. The eight members of the team were: Carl Brooks, Donald Brooks, Michael Cannon, Charles Kennedy, Charlemagne Poodry, Elliot Tallchief, Raymond Tallchief, and Sydney Thompson. This team was under the direction of Mr. Vincent Karnath. Although the team didn't add any trophies to our case, it did very well considering its size and .its other difliculties. One of its greatest accomplishments was that the team stimulated interest in cross-country at Gowanda. We are positive that there will be a better turn-out of runners next season. Furthermore GCS will make rapid strides to regain the Section VI Class A championship which it once controlled. Tennis With the opening of the spring sports a tennis team under the direction of Mr. Schumacker was added to the roster of GCS sports, The members practiced everyday on the courts at the old school. Five of the best players were Stuart Tarbox, J-.9 Mike Blawat, james Colburn, Peter Krakowiak, and John Rozek. . .L 5152-51' After several weeks of practice the team had two matches with a powerful . Springville team. Gowanda lost both meets by very close and heartbreaking scores. ' Drills continued daily and then the team traveled to Jamestown for the Section VI tournament. Here they were very impressive as they placed second in the Class A division. Q Q Although Gowanda's team was not entirely successful, it did well considering O that tennis is a long established sport in many of our neighboring Western New York schools. The construction of tennis courts at the new school is still a debatable and unsettled issue. Tennis offers to you a definite challenge, for it is an individual's game. This sport is presently on a major scale in thousands of American high schools. Through the co-operation and support of both students and faculty tennis can and will be successful at Gowanda. 93 .1, Track .am -N' First Row: V. Marrano. C. DeOca. M, Storv. B. Williams. R. Nephew. D. Evans. W. Lnechauer, E. Tallchief. T. Witherell tmascntl Second Row: ll. Saifer tmanagerj, P. Krakowiak. D. Draegert, R. Armstrong. R. Cooper. R. Gold. G. Lnngfish, Spring. R. Gioifreda. F. Scott. C. Lindquist, A. Lojaconn fmanagerl Third Row: Coach Rodnev Galough. E. Christopher. T, McCarthy, l.. Lnmphear. M. Seneca. A. Iimerson, C. Brooks, R. Nauen. C. Pooclry, D. Remington, McKeon. Coach Vincent Karnath Ai -Elf ' ca T The 1957 Panther cindermen ended the season with high hopes for an out- standing team in 1958, Only three lettermen left the squad via the graduation route. The team was at its peak during the Falconer and Silver Creek encounters. The Panthers met still' competition throughout the year. but they performed superbly. The most exciting meet was with Southwestern when the final event decided the winner of the match. The team was paced by Dave Evans and Dick Nephew. Dave turned in a new record for the half mile in the Southwestern Conference. Dick was beaten only once all season in the pole vault, reaching his best height of ll ft, 3 in. at Sprint:- ville. Two other outstanding performers were .lack Spring and Cliff lJeOca. Eight returning lettermen will provide a nucleus for next year's team, These plus some promising new- comers should hring many track honors to Gowanda in 1958. liast year's record follows: Cowanda +8 f Gowanda .39 Gowanda 67 Cowanda 56 Gowanda 27 91 Salamanca 55 Gowanda 52M Southwestern 51M Fredonia 65 Southwestern Conference 3rd Falconer 37 County Meet 3rd Silver Creek 47 Gowanda 605 Springville HM Jamestown 73 Section VI Meet ith Baseball First Row: P. Saglimhen. R. Malek. G. Smith. D. Robbins, R. Halftown. R. Nephew. l..aValle. R. Gold, Salter, Coach Howard Hillis Second Row: I. Nauen lmanagerl. R. Reis, I. Rupp. G. Tarbox. I. Dayton, B. Parker, S. Camp. C. Stevens, R, Foster. I, Parker. I. Smith B Toter K. Steklasa. H. Ackley, D. Robbins, Norman Holmskog lassistant coachl The Gowancla Panthers baseball team of 1957 played brilliant ball in several games. Its outstanding points were its fine base running and its excellent fielding. The time compiled a record of seven wins against four defeats. Gowanda finished second in the Cattaraugus County Class A league. The team was composed of the following lettermen: Phil Saglimben, Robert Gold, Dave Robbins, Jerry Salfer and Roger Halftown. Newcomers in the lineup were George Smith, Richard Nephew. -Iim Parker and .Iohn LaValle. A completely new pitching stall. consisting of Ronnie Foster, Clement Stevens, Ken Steklasa and john Dayton. was developed. Foster paced the stall' with five victories while Stevens and Saglimben each registered a single win, .SQ X The l958 team will center around many experienced players. It should be a well-balanced team which can give the school another successful season of baseball, The seasonls record follows: 195 7 BASEBALL RESULTS 0 Gowanda Allegany l Gowanda Gowanda Dunkirk .w Gowanda Gowanda Randolph 3 Gowanda Gowanda Salamanca 8 Gowanda Gowanda Springville J Gowanda Goxvanda Lakeshore l fl Salamanca Springville Cattaraugus Randolph Allegany Varsity Cheerleaders 9 lj Vu-ur' M. Kumpf Nlulilk LZ. V.-grli. M. Iulm I mm If XN'.ukcnhur M. XN'1nq I lhlm H igh School GENERAL Ilia' opm-ning ol our Ill'XX' lllll-SlZl'll gym grvzttly sti11111lz1t1'tl lIltt'1'l'ST in our IIlll'lillllII'ill progrtnn. I11 tht- gym conipr-tition wats llt'lKl in lmzlskvthzlll ztncl wrt-stling, 'l'l1o boys' and girls' howling ICZIIIIS p1'z1c'tic't'cl at lJon'5 'llt'I1 Pin Allc-ys, lint- to tho lIIlliIIllSllt'Ll IZIIILISCHIJIIIQ' atrouncl tht- 111'w school Cl'l't2'tlIl sports likv footlmll wvrt' clroppvcl. BOYS' l3ASKE'l'BAl,I, lligh school lmoys totaling 1-ighty 111 IlllIlllJt'l' tlll'IlL'Cl out to support l51lSlil'tl3llll. 'll-11 tt-111115 wort- forinccl witl1 l'1lt'll t1-11111 playing 'l'l1 'llll0Sl' who wvrm' chost-11 the othvr oncv. At the- close of tht- svason thc' C1'ic'lu't5H czlpttirvcl tht- cl1z1111pio115hip. 1- svroml plan- tvzun position wt-nt to tht- lJ11cl5.,' At thv end of thc- 5cl1vcl11lc an All-Star 1021111 was svlvctvd. lor tha- lirst t1'z1111 wort' Fran Ft-lclcr. .Iohn I.z1Vz1llc. livnny 'l'otc'r. Pvtvr Martin, Pvtvr Krnkowiztk. and Kon Sta' klzxszx. GIRLS' ISASKETISALL About sawn-11ty girls l'!lg'2lg't'Ll i11 lmskvtball. 'l'hvrv wc-rc tw:-lvc tvznns Consisting of six Illl'IlllJCI'S cach. 'I'h1- SlJilI'l1UlS,, took first placv. 'l'hc'y wvrv followvcl hy 'l'hc liluc Dogs. 'l'l11- girls. howt-vcr. clicl not pirk an All-Star tt-11111 whvn thv 511215011 1-11d1'cl. BOYS' BOXYLING Evwy 'l'11t-sdny z1l'tc'r11oo11 during thc winter months the boys bowled at l,OI1,S, 'Ilhv IHIIHIDCI' of participants Y2lI'll'il, hut tht- 2lX'l'l'ZlQl' IlllIlll70I' was zirotincl 28, On these' 'llucsclays thc-rc was a spccial low ratv to attract high school lmowlvrs. R1-vorcls wort- kt-pt ol 1-x'c'1'y gzunt- howlvcl. At tht- 1-nd of tht- sc-ason tht- six boys with tht- hight-5t ZlY6'I'2lgCS wt-rv st-lc-ctvtl to form 21 tvzun for tht- S1-ction VI t0lll'I18Il1Pl'll. C R1-ntly. S1-t. Go! I8 Intramurals GIRLS' BOWLING Monday afternoons found Don's Bowling Alleys invaded by a eager group of bowlers. Usually about 35 girls participated in this program. Some of the top keglers were: Carol Parsons, Judy Sciera, Joyce Smith and Beverly Hausser. Often the top girl bowlers registered better scores than some of the boys. From this intra- mural program may come a girls, bowling team for G.C.S. Carol Parsons 115 Judie Sciera 110 Joyce Smith 110 Beverly Hausser 107 BOYS' WRESTLING In late March a wrestling tournament was held. There were about sixty boys who engaged in this program. There were preliminary, semifinals, and final rounds in this competition. The various matches were held eighth periods. Boys were allowed to go to the gym fifth periods and practice. Some of the high school winners were: Norm Staffin, Mike Gannon, John Ross, Clif DeOca, and Dave Evans. There were also several winners in the seventh and eighth grade groups. This activity is always very popular in the intramural program. and it will probably become a more important part of it as the years progress. APPRECIATION AND CLOSING VVe feel that a great deal of credit should be given to Mr. Hillis and Miss Plumer for their fine services. Not only do they conduct a fine gym program, but they also supervise a large number of high school intra- murals. The intramural program of G.G.S. offers recreation for a great percentage of our students. Wlhen the grass and grounds around the new school are in better condition, intramural softball and foot- ball will be resumed. A great upswing in participation should follow, once our intramural program adjusts from the switching of schools. Intramurals are not for the glory seekers, but rather they are a means by which high school students are kept physically fit. Also they give a student the feel of competition and the knowledge of team work. Let us close this intramural record by once again expressing our appreciation to our gym teachers. It is only through their time, service, and knowledge that our fine intramural program can successfully exist. Shall we take a dip? 99 W XX QWUMQQJEEQ .Q aa 'f 4. 13, VL, 2 , 01' Ik ff. Pi f A '5- W ,hy , ., .f gg, vm W VK 'U' N. . j fi Y F qi: +2 y , 5 Wag 3 . 5 Q ,, , Hu . Q! 1' 5 aw -.ff V 5 Q C U 0 :F Q ,iw ., , N Q xv? 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'f' X t M , ' m XXX r-',. 54-U f i A Q WXC . 1, LZ -, pglx X X x X X X I AT. if X X1 1 W E-E ,X X' -Y Mlm Kon lll if tl l' Vllll4'y' Bllq s lil lush toc Il ll ll Ml -Izlclisllll on llls lpplllllfllllllf ai l lt x sllpl-l'x'isol', XM ltllll lllhcl Illlll l X but 1-il'lll tvlcllll ol suclltll Nl. . lllllllllS Zlllil social s IIC c 1 lst IIICIIIIQ zlllcl I-I'ii'I1C If x SOI slllu l l lls nc-lv positioll ll I ksllll IS ol SOIIIK' IQUU slllclllltx lllcl ill lt llll IN s lull, X411 INIIICIIIIQS alll' llllf ll llls lllllscllc IXTH GRADE Morris, IJ, Store Sccund Row Beckmllll, Ilcplxc. I Third Rl-w: Schllldlcr Amlll. A N GRADE SIX Iwrst Row: Il. Clark. I.. Carrnw, B, Fmt B. Vogel. Parks Sevantl Raw: M. Iloctnr, I... Iwnnciw, E Iohnstnn. I.. Albrecht. E. Wheeler. A Hubbard. R. Gross Third Row: I.. Bowers, C. Berg. S. Tarhiu P. White. D. Chmiel. D. Hancock. C Bnhsein. Mrs. Pritchard Fourth Row: IJ. Huch, R. Petersnn, W. Van- Slvke. M. Hawkins. R. Deet, Ferrv S. Wilcnx GR DE SIX First Raw: C. Reynolds. D. Bumpus, I Smith, C, Wrwiwd, I.. Walters Second Ruxv: C. Parker. B. Wilcox. I. Priest I. Burek. IJ. Acklev, P. Danahy, R Andnlsek Third Row: Mrs. Tmutnian. M. Inhn H, Cook. G. Taber. C. Cvgan, White B. Strtmner, I. Swcda Fnnrtli Row: M. Reid. I.. Icpson, R. Skeatcs R. I.ane, K. Camphell, Kota. H. Iimer son GRADE FI E First Row: I.. Peters, M. Crouse, G. Gahel I. Markham Second Row: I. Tnlman. Nitsch, I.. Knrlvar R. Carr, B. Exford. R. Seneca Third Row: Mr. Brown. S. Smith. K Capzisso. K. Truesclell, F. Steele. S Scott. M. Grange. I. Baker Fourth Row: IJ. Bruhseine. W. Owen. I3 Burek, Gahel, R. Glair. I.. Hiller. S Easterly 13 ,mf 4 3 . X. mf 1 ,Q?,z2f7 2 T31 M 3 ng :J .. ,532 ' 1 . E ' , f ,Q V W4., A ,V .I A, 3 gsfii' A -1 Q34 U k 'S-3, A k I . . yigfm A H 4 Inwiixh, . L QQ- 4 '77, . 3 ,x Q we , Y 8 A sp 1. X lk K A is it S 5',2,'Qm,iV ji A 'W M Qi? 'QI' J s , W 1-M 'iff f 4' My li .B l g' A' xy Ks, ff: ,. 1.24 iw Q 5129? . 5 5.92 4 . bp A A . 31 ,V E -1 Wizfxiii V Mlm fzQwi3fgz :idLM' fm? ,,, gi K , Qi r A.. ., W x, ,, W: an F M I or Q 'f 1. - ' .gf 'W 1 i'Yak1fu . ,Q 'LK 5 Wi IX, uf. qi? !f M 2 Aff: Nz 33 . L-53, 'f 'iff-MQW -1 W 9 ,QP gag 5 Q ,Q s A L mvw 41' QM ffm W if 5 iw? :sg , R ,W j 1 .kg ' f V 3 w sv 'tl 'V D Q. 5. m if 571' R - Q C' 4 W ' 'E if Q Q L 35? V .. gg , M F, A., , I, R Y XE? WE ' A GRADE FOUR lfurxx Rnxx. l.. Buwrrs. R. Rubhms, ll. Rnlmcr. M. Hawkins, T. El-Hui, l.. Nllllu bca-ml Roxx IP. North. XV. Cain. D. Kidd. M. Conk. C. Volk. C. Arguc, B. Ploctg 'l'hurLl Row: Miss Scsnic, K. Cascv, l,uu-. H. Tntt. C. North. NV. Svvlnour. R. l'l.urr1x. A, Knusmfson l:nvurth Ruxx Bellnncxx. ll. Blcnmsler. K. Cnmlrcv. ll. Pfrifrr. l.. labor, N. R-wh. R. Sell GR DE FOUR l:xrst Run, K. Bumlv. ll. luscplwml S. Lflfux. ll. l.m.xuunu Nvplxcxx bvruml Ron N. lixprrscn. ll. KQh.npm.un. B. Bruulxs. K. Gl-il, ll. Bmlurell. R. Zcrnun. 'l'. Ogcr 'Flnrll Rem- Mus Bmxnlcnnlxstel. P. Cnnnullx' R, l'rnn:v M. Lolo, li. Spurs, I.. Och- lmrslr. lf. l.ill1e, ll. VV.xgenlwlutt lfmnrlh Rmx. S. English. C. Burlllmrdt, M Ruth. R. Txvnnxcl. H. VV:-lla S. Uencen D. Carm m GRADE FOUR 105 l7nxwx Rum: l.. Pcckhzun. S. Caunpbcll, ll VX'xlsun. ll. Nllllcr. A. Huxlx. P. Kulmmwl: C. Cnlnlxxell S.-cwml Rout B. Pvrrign, R. Clark. VV'ltl1cr ell. C. Nagle. R. l.ipnn,ki, Paul. Miss VV1llvi'r 'l'lurd Row: I. Mdsszxr. C. Hcwltt, R. Sxvcda ll. Clark. P. Amunn, R. Harris. Xvert S. Kulw, Vlfestlund GRADE THREE Irlrst Rum 'I'. VVltIwrn'II C. Rwwn, K. Rv I. Turin S.I7rcI4I1nvv1 S1-cumI Run I, Ru'ImmmI. I. Bcxtkcr bvlrrwn, R. Uqcr. II. Scott. B. I.mImlI N. H.uIurvIK N., R. 'I'I1inI Run- IVIIM Iilrrh K. Glnws, Cun- drvv. Cf. Brmxn I. RI-mx, A. IVIc4cIxcN, I. B.m51Ic Ifnurih Run I. IIsrrmgwn IVI. INI.xI1nmukn. I. Pulvn B. Iflukrr. K. Mcvrrx, I. I5crImr. I. Ilcxxllvn I'l1wl Ruxx IQ. I..nI-Ilv Kf. NrIIx.luwx 'I K1lI1.mnwI-. A. Ixx.nu'm IP. Rxch 5vIumI Rum IJ. NIUIIUIR Il. KIuullux.xIx II. IVI.xrIwII XYrNrIumI. V. Iivnlun N Vnlvlxlllw Il. l1IIw 4I'ImnI Rwxx I. SHHIII. A IXIurmlIv R. L'I.u:I Il. II.ul,I.nrr. Ii. KQunvwII If. LA:--uw IS tI.xIwI Iwvurth R1-xx Mxw Svclcw I. INI.u'lm I. knlgllw K.x5l.un, V lmrxfw, II. IJ.nrI-u M, 'I'mIhI-II H. XVIII-I-I GRADE THREE I'irfr Run S, Ixunlmfm, I. Iimxv. I.. Ku IVI. VX'rxrI'w1xr,1. G. Rum-. I7. Vnvgtlx Smxth 5vc'umI Rim. C. I.lCIwul1 INI. Kf.lulpIwII Kuhx. IJ. Cfurux. Il. Ogvr. S. XVIIIII' IIuIurmNLn A. I.IvwIIxn r.: I R lx I'IurnI Run MIM Smith U. KuImNl.lII II IIumI' 'I' Ikmlmu N. l'cn-:N IXI. AHIAI II. Iivlh-lx.-I S Srmk KI. .-XIvIwN I Ilnm-II-wx III I5 GRADE TWO Iinxt Ruxx' IJ. Iwtxmwv. KI. Llnmphcll. I. V.xnCtw, B. Klttcnlt. H. Vnlentmc R. Smith, M. Mxllrr. R. Vllxlwri. M. Stcxnxti St-uwml Rott G. Iiclt I.. Bcrg. G. Perch, N. Nnglv, M. lltclwuhcrgcr I. Nnzurn, L'. B.trt'lmln, G. XVVM. G. Mex ers, D. VN'.trnc Tlurtl Ruxt' ll. I..xm'r. I7. Vfnt, B. Ncuhtmwr. I. ,I'l1r.tsht'r XV. Ural P. Grusi. III. llcuirt. R. Ruhrlclx B. Sclullncr, I. Burger, IJ. Kndd llturtlt Rmx Mr-, Uxvrft-ftl lllnr Run IJ. l.m.tttmU K. Nlcxlt Q.. Clwy- nmn T. Btmquln, P. Bvcklcy Scrund Row: M, Sltcrlf 'IIhr.t5lxcr. I. VVngcnl-ul.ntr. U. Mirxxuld K. VVulrcrs, S. Carr, C. Maine Thtrd Rrww' M. Klxmcvr, I. Kurhur, R. Dean. R. Kuhs, If. Clztlwiulttx, I. Smith, I.. Schttrf, S. Gnbcl, I. Ahhcv Fuurth Row: Mrs. McCann. G. Sprague. R. Murundulc. S. Buhseint-. R. Srock, D. I.t-sefske. U. Cnmmingi C. Haldane. M. Vtwtltli. P. Crnmlv GRADE TWO I:trfr Ruxx, I. Vtwgtlt. R. Iidcrt, M. Preston. B. Brntnn. IJ. V.tnNutt', IF. Iiriclcsun, l,.1V.llle'. R. A. Rititl St-cmul Rott: T. Cain, Btwser, S. Zuzek B. Iluhlmrd, IJ. G. Clark. P. Srlmner, I llgqcn, YN. Bundv. C. Steves Tlurrl Row: M. Blcy, N. VVithcrell, T Bohscin. Ii. Rizzo. K. Uoregowslai, R Ruhr, M. Denecn. Ahbev, I., Korbar. G. Vkhodmnnsce limrth Rott. Miss Recktcnxvuld IU7 waswmw ww GRADE ONE Iflmz Ibm IJ. Sclnuwx' 5 Xyrxr I. NIci1IIvx IP. Burrlx. K. II.mIunN If. R.lL I7 KIIIII Svrund Row. NI. IX'I.1rxln XY. Krgcmwn I IVI4vrvI1rwuw. IJ. IIINIIIUN II. Ijvrrxq-1 Rv Nrlwn. IU. hprung I, I.1Il1c XX. 'Umm-IIN 'Hurd R1-xx. R. Phnllxpx, L.. II-vlwxmkx, XX Bctrlwr. K. Spurs, K. Ivlurclmuv: l IDI-ucv, Alhrurht I.. I:.nnur II Hyun :mk Irnurlh Rvm. Mrs. Brmx x GRADE CNE First Run: II. Cannphvll. P. Vugxlx I, Gain' K.. C,I.1rIi. R. I'r.lscr. R. I3cvIwr B BA' tlxnlrvnwxx. C. Palmer Svrnnd R-ww: II. Yvzrk N. I'InncIclx1 I Srlmrf, XNcarhnrg, K. I:r.m:v. A. Bw? duck. I. Mlllvr I3 bruck, 5. Lrwuw 'Iwhird Run Il. 'I'1cl:. 'I'. Szvxvmlxslu II. Buxft ncll. II. Tnhcr, N. Kc-pm-r R. Ruth I1 Blrmxxstcr. M. Ifclxxnrdx. R. I.IvxxlIx-:1 B K,I1.xw Iruurlh Rum. Nh-N. AmIvrM n GRADE ON Iwr:-t Run S. IVI.1rIwII. N. Imuwxl- lr. Tw: torxcc. S. Armcs. R. Iiullcr I. 'I'uIrIv R Budurvk Srcund Row: I.. IisIxx.lrnIs. IRI. IIvIvm'r 'II I.un'.ls, R. I'IursI R. Bartlett. ll I'.urkN B. C,.1rr 'Hurd Row, I.. prcxtrwn. I.. Rxrv NI. INIcu':'- R. Umm. IP. Tulxmm lf. Zlrnnw'rn.1:1 Lf Glhxrwll. S. SCh1n:rI Ijuurth R.-xx. Mn. Run! IIJ8 P. M. KI DERGARTE In-I Ilwxx XY, I.umIuu 'If IK-x'1'l5lu N. Z 5 IXIvw1- 'I'xxlLI1vII Cf, Bundx I'r.unL NI -xml Run XY. IIII-mg II. V.ll1QllNU III-llkvr IX'I1w. Ifurxm-1' I. 'I'.xI1ur, Il. UwIxrr IJ. Ifmvwr 5. IVI.1:urvI4 'I'I:IuI Rum XY. I5w4Irr1v.Iu4vu L1Impn1x1 XY Cl.I1u'II.I IJ IIcullf C. Brut II.xxxIxmN R. l.wIr I Iml1.u:vxxQII1 XX X'.mN--rv M, I:uIIcr .IVI. KI DERG RTE Iwrxx Rum 5. Swxv-. IVI. Ilcllulxcr, N. I'IIw um. H. XXAIII-v1IvI.xIl II. IIlxm'Ivm, Ix. L II Ixlmn II, IIzxI4I.mc SruuuI Rum Rf. Sturm' III. Snvdcr, R. Ru port K. Ruxmdcll. R. Sglnndlcr. Il. bun ncII. N. Pulsar, I. McC.IrI IIIIHNI Run' GIIHIN, I7. Ijculrv, G. Inu R. Bnbwcln, IZ. VVvN.IncI I7. IVIv:QcImsw Ilvvwvn. R. I..uxcIlc IMIIIIII I-Bmx IN'IrX. Ifluxuu A. M. KI DERGARTE Iwrx IH U I! -rw If II- vm-1. 9 Nxxx .vm IP, IIIII-zz XX Iurllv A, BMI nk I, IXIIIIN 5st-vw I III xx I KIIII I. BIIW. R Dun II x I., sk..-I M. w..,,.-.Ih1.m. K. w....,.h I'.ItIvu.wn Bower, Bush 'IAIHIII Iluxx IVIIN. IIQWHI. C. Annum I5:vIw-I-In IVI. I:I.nh 'I' Swv I.. Sun-- IVI.Irl In S. Ilxprrsrn HIFI d CATTARAUGUS I DIAN Ifuwr Ru-.x I.. Snxdvr, Il. N.-plwxx, I. bkvr R. XVIIIN. S. Iirmvkx IW. Immx R. Irmrr Nun SIWUIHI Rum: S. IuIw. S. I:ux. II. Kvttlr. I II.1rIxrr. IVI. Irullvun, b. I7.lrIwr. A. Stcvvns 'I'. XV.ltls 'I'IxlrnI Run: A. Lfnwk. A. IVI.wI1cv, C. Btn urn. I.. I'Iummvr, B. George. II. Bennett II. Imwrsun. V. 'I'wugunw, VV. IK'IuImwk IVIN. IInxx.xrLI GRADE FI E I:1rxr Run: If. Ixc. A. Sprllrv. P. Iunrx, R. Butlun, IVI. Srllmn. II. Svhcslcr SI-vuml Rau. I7. Tlmmpwn. K. Pia-rcc, If VVIIIIAIH5. I. Nrphcw, IVI. XV.ltrx'nmn. I YNIIIIIAHHS. 'IIlIIrx' 'I'InrnI Run' IVIVQ. I.m'i.1. IJ. Iohn, IT. I..uv. G. VV.xrvl'n1.n1. K. UI-urgc, IVI. Iimrrsun II. Hmmm-lr, M. Urvvu GRADE FOUR-A Ijlrst Ram. I5. Hrnv. II. Ilmcrwn. Il. lfuuprr, R. 'I'w4vgxxv1w, IJ. AII.1nI Svcmud Row: Lf. VVI1irv. I. VX'Imv. R. Pm-t. M. lfurnfn-Id. A. II-rms. N. Bvnnrtr, I.. Imws 'I'I1irnI Row. Innes, I. T.1IIrIn-I, IVI. Kru- rwdv, M. Ilwlml--, I. Hmmm I.. brvwnx Nlra. B.xx'mw IIO CATTARALIGLIS I DIA GRADE FOUR-B Ilnww Run' VV. I'mxIvv. R. XX'.u-rwr. I. IIIIII. I. XVIII-cII-r, R, AII.u-LI, A. Inhn S+:rumI Rum' I.. Xvaltrrnmn, IIIII. S. I..n. M, IVI.wIwr. I.. Pun, IVI. Butmn. KJ. Immx 'I'I1xrd Ruw' Mrs. Brnwn. B. Ncphcxx. K. Young. A. Mnvhcc, M. VVhccIer. Ii. Brn- ncrt. B. Iuhu. C. Ilncwr. ID. TIwmp5un. G. I..uis GRADE THREE- Iflrxl Run. If. XVIHN. IVI. Vvlllmlns. I.. II-nv C. Irv. Q.. bkurt, Ix. Inns. B. Kmwgr S.-I-I-:III RMI' Lf. Ilmmmr. B. Smux-vm. VV IJHUIIIIIC, II. IIIIIII, I.. St.lIIfvrLI. IVI. PnrI-wr I. Xvnrrlf r GRADE THREE-B Ifxrft R-m IJ. Bmncr. A. XVlIIimua, R. I'IurLI ing. C. Scum-r.n, IVI. Kcnnvnlv, IVI. Corn In-III. I7. 'I'xxu51ullw Svrund Rnw: S. VVINN. R. IVIuI1.lxxIm, K Shun, IF. I..w, R. Imac. IX. fncurgv, I I.ukc. Ii. PI-ulms. Mrs. Ifnwx I I I CATTARAUGUS I DIAN GRADE TWO-A I'HNt Ilrvxx IZ. I.n II IIvuIv.lxxIK X XX Immx V. 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IVIINCII, IX XY.lII.lx'r SvL'muI Run: IJIBIARI, IJ. UUIQI. If. I.1mI- qmwtrr, A. II.lrringtun, RNS. VII. IIUII 'Ithnrd Raw: Mrs. Ifnrmvr II8 ERSAILLE Iixrxr Run I. lf.mccn, H. I'IuII, IJ. Hedges K. I'InI'w.lvIxcr. XY. Cruv. G. Spmguv SrcumI Rum: IIUH. Van Vlcfk. P, II.lvrnw, C1unr.uI. I., IK'I.nimw V. IVIzlim'a V, Hutl. R, I'-wr: Thxrd Rum: Nlrs. Crozier, IJ, Klcpfer. B. Guys. If. Sprague. K. Hnvcns, 5. Cunecn R. Spruqlw, Vim VIcx'I4, C. Cupawxn WEST PERRY BURG Irxrxx R-Iv I. Nr-N. I'IIvu5lvr, R. Bmx- mlllvr, IXI. l:.unpIwII. Bxuxxmxllrx N wud R-wx Mrx. B. Ifrnxlwc, ll. Shun I. II.nI1 XY. II.x1I R. XK'uI11.mw I,. Bmw- UIIIIN Mr. Paul Harrington Mr. Carlton Bm-rns M1 Gnorqm 'lromhlu Cattnraugus Indlzm Collins plrrysburq ., WSE I .W ,sf xx ..- ff V.-fulfn yr is 2 . iaf-N w Sw 'fi' ' : ' ' , I ak Q1 .. vfy.: 23:4 1. , 2 .41 I . DXQA ,. K 3,6 if . ' f 'I af any 'v No my, X lx ,Q ,4 'iv' Y 1 'X9 far 5 55.5 Wx, .9 'v- xg, W if ff? 4 ix! X Mi' 1 r,.1,-531.1 fm. 2-if M, N551 V X l ff! 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'-'Y i Hi 1, H 1, - 1 1 11 1.1 - X .N my 111, X?--55 xx!! -C 5 UML ULA- !?5i ifl, L ' C if F.- iigsic K' K -'- l'- -W 7f.fQ'Z1n Y, 'Fd ii . - 2 Hi ' -17,4-, GOWANDA COIWPLIMISNTS TO Tlllz' Valley Bugle BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Members of Gowanda Business Association 1957-1958, are: Armes Drug Store Annes Shoe Store Bank of Gowanda Beaver's Department Store Campbell Furniture Campbell Red 81 White Charles Music Center Dahrn Hardware Don Dalrymple Ei'nie's Radio Famer 8z Parker Farrell's Market Fashion Shop Forbush Lumber Co, Gabel Brothers Gibbs Paint Store Gowanda Builders Supply Gowanda Food Store Gowanda Greenhouses Gowanda Hardware Gowanda Jewelry Store Gowanda News and Times Gowanda Observer Gowanda Savings and Loan Gowanda Sport Shop Hiller's Himelein 8: Company Hogle's Drug Store Joels Army-Navy Store Ken's jewelers Leisner's Luce Hardware Nagle's National Sales System New York Gas Sz Electric Palm Gardens Peter Pan Florist Rich, Young 8: Perrigo Ritz Store Rizzo's Store NVallace's Western Auto Whiting's Co 22 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 .lili- Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Akins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bettker Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T. Bishop Mrs. Amelia Blesy Mr. and Mrs. George A. Britt Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Campbell Mrs. Mary Casey Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Edward Christopher Robert E. Colburn Allen W. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corbett Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy Dayton Michael L. Delmonico Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell Evans Mrs. Egburt F arner Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. . Elmer Felder William Foster Norris Frank Lawrence Gabel . Edwin Gasboda George B. Glazier Laurence A. Godden Elton Gold Norris Graves Dr. Richard L. Hall Dr. V. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Levant M. Himelein Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. George Huber Mr. and Mrs. David O. Johnson A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Rex Klepfer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kumpf Charles C. Kysor Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lambert Ernie and Dorothy Lane Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Dr. Mr and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James LaVa1le Stanley Lesefske Arthur J. Maybee Eugene Menninger Charles D. Messenger Milford Metzger Albert Minner Andrew Musacchio Richard Ney Wilbur Parker Carl H. Reichert I. Murray Rossman Hyman R. Saffer Marvin M. Simon Harry A. Smith Clifford Snyder Edward Sprague Richard E. Stoll Charles R. Tarbox Roy Thurn John Tomaszewski B. Toth Charles Twichell Richard Wells Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Youngs Paul Zimmerman, PHT Conlgrat ulaliom and .S1I1n'1'f' Bm! IVz'.vl11'.f RESTAURANT Cm of C58 AND MOTEL I R B 0 X inc. 212 BIIIINLIIO Strvvt apo who 0 Q. Gowanclzl. N. Y. -22 . ji-? DICK DINIARM 25 Buffalo St. Gowanclu. N. X Prop. INSUROR 708 REAIIIOR Cornplinzwztx of THE CIVIL SERVICE DAIRYLEA EMPLOYEES Ice Cream N N N INL' Dflifiouxly Di1ff'I't'lll Gowancla State Hospital Chaptvr Tonuwanda, N. Y. Phone Ludlow 8500 COMPLIMENTS OI MIKE'S Barber Shop 34 Buffalo Street COMPLIMENTS OF BUFFALO RESTAURANT FINE FOODS Chicken - Steak - Spaghetti Gowanda, N. Y. ZELNIICS GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF GOWANDA MOOSE LODGE NO. 1382 A Truly Family Fraternity Lodge meets 2nd and -lth Wlednesdays of each month at 8:00 P.M. CLUB HOURS: 5 P.M. to 3 A.M.-Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri. 1 P.M. to 3 A.M.ASaturday and Sunday Closed all day Tuesday Phom- 893-R-1 COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES BEST WISHES to CLASS OF '58 to the from CLASS OF '58 CULLIGAN Famous for finest water McCARTHY'S POULTRY FARM Foster Road Gowanda, N. Y. 12 Phone 9 15 Buffalo St., Gowanda RALPH CARPENTER WE ARE FAMOUS FOR OUR COMPLIMENTS OF Plumbing Hezgng LAWTONS CANNINC COMPANY, INC, CONGRATULATIONS ' Hardware CLASS OF '58 .. All Gifts -- Gift VVrapped Free VV e are the Doctor for all these Ills. COMPLIMENTS UF FOMPLIMENTS OF PETER COOPER MOENCH CORPORATION TANNINC CO., INC. AMERICAN WIRE TIE, INC COMPLIMENTS OF KNOWLESJHSHER CORPORATTON GOWAN DA, NEW YORK GEORGE LOWIS JR. Top Soil - Gravel - Cinderx - Lawns Graded - Pond Building Septic Tanks and Leech Beds Installed - Excavating - Hi-Lift Phone Gowanda 860 R 1 Dayton, New York COMPLIMENTS OF GOWANDA FURN ACES, INC. GOWANDA BUS SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sweda COMPLIMENTS FROM OFFICERS and MEMBERS of JAMES I. CRUDEN POST 5007 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF AMERICA Gowanda. N. Y. Commander James Darrow Sr. Vice Comm. Joscph Iiadurck fr. View Comm. Tcd Bomholtz Quartnnzaxtf Calvin Lay Chaplain VViIIiam Murphy COMPLIMENTS OF BURKE'S--VAN NOTE GARAGE TIRES BATTERIES REPAIRING COMPLIMENTS OF DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley St. Buffalo 8. N. Y. Phom- SU 4400 OF AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT Post 409 GOWANDA, NEW YORK COMPLIM ENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS ADRIAN WESTLUND FROM PAULENE'S CARPENTER and CONTRACTOR HAIR SHOP Cowanda, N. Y. 25 YEARS IN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION LeROY CONNIE HALL PERRYSBURG BUS SERVICE 1941 Donna Steenberg, Donald Ichnson, Virginia Merrill 1935 First Row: Chuck Handler, Bill Sheeh Second Row: Maxine Tillotson, Carl Blk H b t Rooney. Ir., Herman Leonard T Phono Gowanda 904 M 2 Perrysburg, N. Y. BEST PVISHES COMPLIMENTS OF Of ALLAN ISEN PH ENIX L E N . 262 0 UPG 0 SIDNEY ZUCKER FREE AND ACCEPTED NIASONS OPTOMETRISTS Gowand a, New York 5 West Main Struct Phone 1396 COMPLl.M1fN7'S OF - COWANDA MASONRY CONSTRUCTION STANLEY LESEFSKE 34 Armcs C Phonc- Gowundu 328 Ollft COMPLIMENTS OI' COMPLIMENTS OF COWANDA V'3T'S TAX' TASTEEFREEZ 'lop of Sand Hlll COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OI' HARTMAN'S BAKERY MAIN DINER DAN CERNATT CRAVEL PRODUCTS, INC. READY MIXED CONCRETE Wlashcd Sand and Gravel Dulldozing - Shovel Work Slag - Top Soil and Fill Excavating - Backhoe Gowunda 71-1- Richardson and Taylor Hollow Road - Collins, N. Y. 5 S COMPLIMENTS OF SIPPLE'S STORE FRED and HERB SIPPLE T COMPLIMENTS OI' MRS. SNYDERS' CANDIES G d N k CO RAN OS'M ART and AGNES ZYNDA South Dayton, N. Y. QUALITY CASH STORE COMPLIMENTS OF CARMAN'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers For All Your Needs Ph 574 COMPLIMENTS OF CROWELL AUTO SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OI' WEYAND, ALBRECHT 81 MACUIRE COMPLIMENTS OF THE RIVIERA 17 N. Water St. G d IN X FRANK LESEFSKE CUMPLIMENTS OF GOWANDA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION GOWANDA MOTOR COMPANY WITT-ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY WHITNEY BUICK, INC., KENDALL SUPER SERVICE SUPERIOR MOTORS, INC. EINAR WHEEL MOTORS, INC. MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION FOX MOTOR SALES 8: SERVICE the PIIUDENTIAL AGENTS in your community jIMMY DeGOLYER KENNETH PERRY GENE ERICKSON DONALD FASO DAVID PRESTON MERRITT HAMMOND CLAUDE ELLIOTT LEO CLARK KERM BARNES JANET PETERSON - clerk COMPLIMENTS 0 DON MARTIN DALE Plumbing - Heating COMPLIMENTS Ol CELlA'S CHARCOAL GRILL Top of Sand Hil A d C d d d 1 lN 3 COMPLIMENTS O Inv AND Ross KUEASIAK NORM'S Ph 385 59 KENDALL SERVICE L I N k 38 C ll COMPLIMENTS OI' COMPLIMENTS OI FRED VanETTEN and s0N MARKHAM ' BIXBY AGENCY d d 'N X COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS O VALEN TIN E'S CAPELLA BRUTHERS DRIVE - IN Gowanda NY COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS GABEL Building Contractor Iaylor Hollow Road, Gowancla, New Y lx Ph 770 .S'pecia0sts IN EDUCATIONAL PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Niagara Frontier Publishing Co., Inc. 4.3 I KN S -I-I-8 F kl S C I N X B ffl N Y V 0 C T L I ' S READY-IVIIX CONCRETE BUILDEIVS SUPPLIES SAND d GRAVEL 5 13- 9 f ,- . Om X 5 gm: wi J ,fmifga wsu Q, . 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