Jamestown High School - Red and Green Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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The Red and Green 'lhis year slands alone as a record of 'rhe ac'riv- ifies in which +he Class of I956 has walked and worked 'rogefher for 1'hree years. H' is 'rhe culminafion of our life al' J.l-l.S. and The accounl' of 'rhe experiences which have broadened and enriched our lives. Stand Alone Our school life has been a 'l'ime of social and in'rellec1'ual develop- menf of fhe individual. Each of us has grown and mafured. We have learned +o s1'and on our own feel' and +o face 1'he world ahead wirh confidence. O'F+en in fhis hecl'ic modern world. if is l'oo easy for us 'ro lose our individuali'l'y. Emphasis seems +o be on 'rhe mass rarher +han on 'rhe dignify of The individual. A person lends To become simply one of many. insfead of developing his own +alen'rs. Lei' us never forge+ +he firsr words of our class moHo- S+and Alone. Walk Together ln our years al' J.H.S., no'I' only have we developed individualism, bui' we have learned +o live wi'rh ofhers. The Red and Green shows how we have walked 'I'oge'rher lhrough years of experience: il' shows the acfiv- i1'ies we have shared with members of o1'her classes as well as our own and +he fun we have had logelher. May we, as self-reliam' individuals, go forlh now info fhe fufure 'ro meer new experiences. and lo walk and work +oge+her wilh ofhers 1'0- ward peace and undersfanding in 'rhe world. wirh God as our guide and helper. ' b ' as W. ..f 'v V ,...gf' . . , . ' 7 1 i en sf j-5 Y. ,Z coNTEwffT25W4 Foreword . Adminisfraiion . Dedkaion . FacuHy . Semor Teachem HonorRoH . . Senior Class Officers . Senior Hisfory . Senior Cabine+ . Seniors . . Senior Superlaiives . Junior Class . . . Junior Cabinef and l-lisiory . Sophomore Cabinei and Hisfory Sophomore Class . . . Calendar . A LHerary . . HonorSode+y , Chbs . Drama . Debafe . Music . A+hle'rics . . Chamber of Commerce . .,---,... A., bww' V W .- , ,mb ,-48 W.,-, .cr-' 1966956 3,4 -9 a gww 2443! i '+4s'J W . 2 ' . 4 , . 5 . 7 . I4 . is . I7 . is I9 . zo 46-47 48-49 . 50 4 5: 52-53 54-55 57 . 63 .65 77 will WT? . ,ff .Q ' . ff 25' ' ': 1 LA. 1.15-4. .as n , 1, 'S 9l fi . 97 noe is i J BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. WESLEY G. MILLER A-w,IfanI SuporunIendenI OI SCIIO I DR. CARLYLE C. RING Superinkwndonf of Sc'IwooIs I ADMIINIISTRATIION Gusfav E. Jones, John A. PeIerson, Mrs. GIIIoerI F. vanBever, Dr. CarIyIe C. Ring, E. Milfon Johnson, Sidney T. I-Iewes, aIIorney Ior II'1e Board, I-Ienry L. I-Iusfon, Mrs. Seafon B. Hadley, D. Neil I:IeeIc. IEIDIICATIIQN The Class of l956 is proud To dedicale Hue Red and Green lo ll:- c:lass's mosl laillnful friend and advisor. Miss Mary J. Slrand. l-ler unlailing inreresl in our every underlalcing, lwer unceasing regard for our problems, and lier boundless energy in pronnoling all our lunclions, have Jrruly been llwe grealesl conlribuling laclors To our success as a class. Tlwrouglwoul our Jrlwree years al J.l-l.S., slwe has enllwusiaslically and help- lully guided us. MISS MARY J. STRAND wif ''K W G 3f1 5'-'5'3 W T77'W' '1i KWV LiZf r' fT5?5?.?:'?m1 W! F'!W 5L.ff,vfjmnv ' K' L A' V Wfwhf 'Y vim W5 L - ' ' .ff fs: 1 ffm . 'W' 'NYT , '32 7'?'9' y xgfwgkiiffk wjzgp FHEUU'r' MERTON P. CORWIN Principal ROSELLA M. AGOSTINE Business Education ALLEN F. AYERS Science Baseball Coach Assistant Football and Basketball Coacb EMMA M. BARBER Foreign Languages VIOLET D. BENNETT Business Education ERWIN BOJE Industrial-Technical Driver Education JEWELL A. BROWN Library AVARY E. WILLIAMS Vice-Principal Head of Mathematics Department Acting Head of Science Department PAUL R. ARNOLD Boys' Counselor ALAN W. BABCOCK Matbernatics HERBERT A. BECKMAN Citizenship Education HATTIE E. BOAK Business Education JAN E P. BOWERS Medical EVELYN A. CARLSON Medical an '61, 1 5 .V ., f 'ff ff, - . 'W - V ' I ' i S zagx . s e lf: M L. 2 ,fag ' , ' '31 s' , . ... ' gs' ' ' .Q mv ,W .. 1 1 , if W. CHILDS ' ' English EDWIN F. CUDLIPP Industrial-Technical AGN ES B. ECKBERG Head of Business Education Department ESTH ER L. ERICKSON English PATRICIA O'C. FINDLEY Science Girls' Attendance JOHN L. GILSON Industrial A rts Driver Education ROLAND HARDING Industrial- Technical 'tv WALTER J. COLBU RN Physical Education Head Football Coach HAZEL F. DICKSON Head of English Department BEATRICE E. ECKBERG Head of Foreign Languages Department FLOYD F. FILMER Industrial- Technical Consultant GERALDINE M. FITZGERALD Citizenship Education EBBA H. GORANSON Music Consultant ELEANOR P. HIMES Art 4- ff?-' f 5 a E.. rw. We 1 k. I mln. L' I I I E 2 , . -s V915 1. ,as 54. 1 K -, if gg . , , ii . ri L Qi. , .Uv M FLORENCE H. HINZ Home Economics CHARLES L. JACOBSON Band Consultant HENRIETTA M. JOHNSON Home Economics GEORGE KEELER C itizensbip Education CHARLES A. KUHN Industrial-Technical RUTH C. LAWSON Medical ALMA M. LIVINGSTON Home Economics V. , .J --w-our ty-z. MARGU ERITE HOLMAN. M.D. Medical Supervisor F. ELIZABETH JACQUES English MABEL G. JOHNSON Business Education GLADYS S. KRIEGER Foreign Languages ON ETA C. LaDUKE Girls' Secondary Special Class CARL W. LEVIN Mathematics FLORENCE F. Meeumn. Englisb .. 4.. ' xsvj. v ,...,., HELEN G. McMAHON Head of Citizenship Education Department .FLOYD M. MILLER Industrial- Technical Driver Education ELDA MAE L. MURPHY Science HELEN M. OVERS Girls' Counselor MARION A. PANZARELLA Industrial- Technical CLARENCE B. PETERSON Boys' Counselor THAYER H. PRATT Citizenship Education f.- .. wif. .MM WILHELMINE J. MERKLE Home Economics Consultant DENTON J. MOON Mathematics NORMA S. NEWLOVE English MYRTLE L. PAETZNICK English Dramatics Director EVALYN J. PAU LSON English THEODORE M. PETERSON Science ELLEN L. PRENTICE Boys' Secondary Special Class RICHARD H. RAMSAU ER Art HAROLD RUBENS Physical Education Assistant Coach GRETCH EN SAN DER Physical Education HAROLD E. SKINN ER Music MARY J. STRAND Home Economics MARY L. TARBOX Library Consultant MURIEL G. THOMPSON Girls' Counselor MADELEIN E C. ROGERS English MARY M. RUSSELL Business Education HELEN M. SELLSTROM Business Education HAZEL G. SPURR Citizenship Education ETHEL M. SWANSON Foreign Languages ROLLAND H. TAFT Basketball Coach Boys' Attendance LORETTA WEST Home Economics -3 -yi?-. -f ' 5, 1 im x K kk . . .,. v m . , 'f' ' - - 1-' fs-f l i. 1- ' Y ' -. A i' , y i t V , . .T . :Y F -: A V I.,- - - ,Q ' l if RAYMOND WHEELER Industrial-Technical RUTH H. WOOD English VIRGINIA A, YERDON Physical Education No Piclure: ELEANOR E. BERG Medical LILLIAN C. BRINK Business Education VELMA FREW English Zin illlemnriam MR. FRANK J. MURPHY ROBERT C. WILSON Citizenship Education Debate Coach MILDRED I. wooocotzx Library FLORENCE O. ZANGHI English A malure man, he seemed always 'ro keep 'lhe happy hearl' of a boy. -from The memorial wrillen by Miss Florence McGuirl and read by Michael Nielsen in assembly April I9, l956. SENIOR TEACHERS Sealed: Mrs, Krieger, Mr. Panzarella, Miss A. Eclrberg, Miss Slrand, Mrs. Spurr, Mr. Moon, Mr. Cudlipp. Slanding: Miss l-l. Johnson, Mrs. l-limes, Mr. Ayers, Miss Bennell, Mrs. Zanghi, Miss Overs, Miss Swanson. Mr. Allen F. Ayers4Senior Prom commillee. lflornoroom pllilosopher -4 loud lies 4 people and lile are his liriblfwy -- - 44. Miss Violel D. Bennell4Sonior Play programs, senior newspaper. Neal and orderly -4 l,islen girls4 4-prililifs and lnsliions 4- ll'?. Mr. Edwin F. Cudlipp-Senior Prom decoralions. All elf-clrirnl rrnnneclions rnusl be Clean and lighl 4 .iulo rnenhanies 4 hearly good humor 4 I62. Miss Agnes B. Eclrberg-Commcnfemenl announcemenls, Linus rings, Charles F. Hall debale, Underslanding - - ellulive personaliiy 4 smarl Qlolhes 4 lOl. Mr. John L. Gilson 4 Arrangemenls and program lor Senior Prom, Nerves oi sleel llo leafh drivingl-4 genuine iriendlinesm 4 big smile lor everybody A 262. Mr. Roland Harding 4 Senior Prom relreshrnenls. All righl, Jarlcson, pipe down! 4 Sugar Grove Com- muler 4 blanlc lrouble 4 I63. Mrs. Eleanor P. Himes4Senior Banquel deeoralions and programs. Always qoodvnalured 4 palienl no mal- lrrr wlml polilo 22l. Miss Henriella M. Johnson 4 Cap and gown commillee. Always busy -4 shorl 'n sweel 4 lriendly help lor all 4 32l. Mrs. Gladys S. Krieger 4 Senior Class dues. Willy ree marks 4 argyle addicl 4 exlensive wardrobe 4 306. Mr. Denlon J. Moon 4 Class gill commillee. Universily Club 4 malh wizard 4 lrayeler lo lar away places 4 305. Miss Helen M. Overs 4 Baccalaureale. Will you be all righl, girls? 4 pol proiccl FTA 4 never a spare momenl 4 I44. Mr. Marion A. Panmrella 4 Senior Play liclrel commil- lee, seniors' piclures. Can'l you fellows hear lhe P. A.? 4 help available always 4 manners and muscles 4 28. Mrs. Hazel G. Spurr 4 Senior Banquel liclrels and invila- lions, Senior Play ushers. Kindly warden ol 209 4 lriendly lun 4 Quiel down, please. 4 209. Miss Mary J. Slrand 4 Class advisor. Church worker 4 lrips lo Florida 4 chiel rooler lor lhe class ol '56 4 322. Miss Elhel M. Swanson 4 Class Day, song comrnillee. Spanish Club menlor 4 generous 4 underslanding 4 225. Mrs. Florence O. Zanghi 4 Senior Play seleelion and publicily. Red and Green 4 Hiouiours gai 4 IO9. ,--X , 5 wfMn,.?,gr W ww yy, - ' '-A-win fwwma , x .wiszqbigsigm K' Vx... lg , ,Q-sawn. Q yzwgmgf' .ax , X' :?Q??E3W mi L. mei,m f 1 ' A: 1956 Senior Honor Roll Malmsfrom, Lloyd D. Hernan, Nancy H. Bart Russell H. Cranfz, Kay Diane Engberg. Bonnie Joyce Lindahl. Kafhryn M. Elmeer. Gordon Paul lngleson, June E. Kidder, Molly Ann Hu hes, Barbara A. Gower. Eleanor J. Lawson, Dale W. Franson, Milfon N. Pe+erson. Doro+hy A. GriFFi+hs, Garefh Lindquist Barbara J. Sanderson, Mary A. Muir. James A. Tilaro. Mary Ann Brown, Susan L. Johnson, Pa+ricia Ann Swanson. Rober+ Allen Linds+rom, Peier Allan Furman, Donna L. Paulson, Elsie G. Peck. Myron C. Larson. David Brian Byrne, Karen K. Johnson. Jacqueline A. Pearson. Jane+ E. Vizza. Nancy J. Price. Gerald M. Hedberg. Ann L. Ulrich, Richard H. Wea+herly, June F. Berg. Joyce A. Bore, Sonya Rufh Hasrings. Cynlhia L. Morse. Jean M. Roos. R. Elaine Beclrrinlc. Mary Dominick. Josephine 63X HIGH HONOR Nordin. Gerfrude l. Ahlsfrom. Timoihy P. Johnson, Anne Reed Lindgren. Richard Hugo Holmberg, Leasen M. Lee. Barbara Ann Davis, Pafricia A. Hagberg. Jo Ann Holmlund, David P. HONOR PiH's. Mary W. Kronmiller. Susanne C. DeMuro, J. Joanne Pe+erson. Carolyn K. Carlson. Joanna M. Ghent Charles W. Hillman, Barbara Ann Jones., Susan F. Young, Hazel Mae Adams. Geraldine M. Wallin, Donna J. Taft Josephine A. MERIT Lindner. Joan Barbara Anderson. Sandra M. Johnson, Ann Louise Ogren. Nancy Jane Fosburg. Rose Marie Handzel, Judirh E. Swanson, Jerry Thoren Barrelle. Barbara M. Erlandson. Judifh M. Rogers, Lucy M. Johnson, Carol Elaine Murray, Barbara L. Dahlin, John W. Harris, Allen C. Woznealc, LoreH'a Norman, Nancy R. Pa'rerni+i, Samuel F. Kelley. Carolyn S. Ba'res. Elizabeih A. Giambra. Carol J. Hickok, Consfance A. I6 Hun+. Norma Jean Vifanza. Lillian F. Farnella. Dolores J. Peppers. Parricia A. Peferson, Beverly A. Chrisfianson. Janel' C. Grandin. Janer l. Lindgren, Roberr Alf Carmen, Marilyn J. Carlson. Jane+ Louise Brunafo, Shirley Ann Peferson, Rober+a A. Swan. Dennis Ar+hur Dominick. Carol Ann Parker, Joan Y. Gusrafson. James Leonard Reynolds. Nanc Carlson, David Lee Roy Forscey. Suzon R. Lombardo, Theresa Marie Carpenfer, Karen A. Chall, Cynlhia J. Bowers, Alan H. Phillips, Eleanor L. Wilcox, Suzanne L. Rizzo. Anrhony Crossley, Donna Hunrer, Alvin P. Anderson. Peggy Lou Larson, Carol Jean Lindsrrom. Gerald Hughes. William A. Swanson, Sandra H. Miller, Janef E. Andersen. Daniel W. Burmeisfer, Barbara L. Sundquisr, Norma Jean Johnson. Earl Evan Brown, Barbara A. Maggie. Mary Angela A W W., K Y . 1 -L Ev il -a i ' '--,..,..,,,, . ff A , -f, ' BW' V 5 MAHQALL. ra g... 4. P -' -Sri! Firsf Row: Nancy Reynolds, Keeper of Proper+ies: TimoIIvy Alrmlsfrom, Presldenh Leasen Holmberg Secrefary. Second Row: Marslwall Arisman, I-IIsIorian: Ann I-Iedberg, Treasurer: Roger Jackson Vice-Prcsldonl. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class MoI'I'o- SIand Alone, bul Vlfallc Ioqellueru Class Flower-While Rose Class Colors-Purple and 'While I7 HISTORY OF TH Brigl1T and early on The morning oT SepTember 4, I953, The J.H.S. audiTorium was packed wiTh exuberanT sophomores. WiThin a shorT Time. Mr. MerTon P. Corwin, school principal, had asked Tor and goTTen order, and The class of '56 was on iTs way. The TirsT evenT of The year was The Sophomore RecepTion in November. This gave our parenTs and Teachers a chance To geT acquainTed. Brian Moynihan and CynThia Chall were The lucky couple chosen Tor The ValenTine King and Queen. Every year Twelve sTudenTs, oT all classes, are chosen To compeTe in The conTesT sponsored by J-Quill. STand alone buT walk TogeTher was chosen as our moTTo and The whiTe rose as our class flower. Purple and whiTe were selecTed as our class colors. We chose The following leaders To begin our TirsT year: PresidenT . . TimoThy AhlsTrom Vice-PresidenT . . James DeSanTis SecreTary . . CynThia Chall Treasurer . . . Roger Jackson HisTorian . . Marshall Arisman Keeper of ProperTies E. John Wahlberg The Tall oT '54 Tound us responsible and con- TidenT iuniors. WiTh one good year behind us, we seT ouT To make This one even beTTer. Our iunior class play, The Curious Savage, wiTh Mary PiTTs in The leading role, was one of The ouTsTanding evenTs oT The year. The hilar- ious comedy, direcTed by Miss MyrTle PaeTz- nick, was a greaT success. AnoTher highlighT oT The year was The Charles E. l'-lall DebaTe. TimoThy AhlsTrom, Rus- sell BaTT and William Bigelow represenTing our iunior class were The vicTors. IT was The TirsT Time in several years ThaT a iunior class was vicTorious. ln February oT 1955 The Save The Children FederaTion award cerTiTicaTe was given To The iuniors Tor bringing The mosT cloThing in a con- TesT among The Three classes. Again we had winners when Jerome Lindholm and Sandra Swanson were crowned king and queen oT The J-Quill ValenTine dance. OTher ouTsTanding evenTs were The luncheon given Tor The seniors, The Moving-Up Day assem- bly, and The selecTion oT our class ring. 4 .. fr ' lx fr' E SENICR CLASS AT The beginning oT The school year we had The coIlecTion oT class dues and The elecTion of iunior oTTicers. They were as Tollows: PresidenT . . . Alaric Bailey Vice-PresidenT . . Mary 'PiTTs SecreTary . . Sandra Swanson Treasurer . . Roger Jackson Keeper oT ProperTies . RoberT Lindgren When The school doors opened again aTTer The summer vacaTion, who should approach in The TronT ranks buT The dignified seniors, The class oT '56, eager To geT aT Their work ThaT would Tinally earn Them a much coveTed diploma. This year we presenTed To The public The BarreTTs of Wimpole STreeT, a melodrama con- cerning The greaT romance beTween ElizabeTh BarreTT and RoberT Browning. Nancy Hernan and TimoThy AhlsTrom played The leading roles, achieving a greaT Triumph boTh Tor Themselves and Their class. To Miss MyrTle L. PaeTznick go our Thanks Tor The capable and sensiTive direc- Tion oT The play. The senior cabineT began iTs work Tor The year by appoinTing The commiTTees Tor Senior Prom, Class Day, Commencement BaccalaureaTe and many oThers necessary Tor The smooTh func- Tioning oT The class. We were measured Tor our graduaTion caps and gowns in January, an indicaTion ThaT gradua- Tion was noT very Tar away. ' The Charles E. Hall debaTe promises To be a hoTly-conTesTed baTTle of words ThaT will long be remembered. TimoThy AhlsTrom, Lloyd Malm- sTrom and Nancy l-lernan will represenT The class This year. Much crediT is due Miss Mary STrand, our class advisor, Tor The help and inspiraTion she has given us during our Three successful years aT J.H.S. The oiihcers elecTed in The Tall oT our senior year were These: PresidenT . . TimoThy AhlsTrom Vice-PresidenT . . Roger Jackson SecreTary . . Leasen Holmberg Treasurer . . . Ann Hedberg Keeper of ProperTies . Nancy Reynolds -Marshall Arisman HisTorian Tor The Class of T956 . A , U 4 A J s ., ., zz. ' .. 3 --f . ,,,5,1f'w ' .. . , - . 1- SENIOR CABINET eafed: M. Arisman, A. I-Iedberg, L. I-In rnberg. I. FxIiIsIrrorn, N. Revr'PIds, R. Jackson. Second Row: Miss Shand L. Vifanza M I3 iffs, E. Gdfer, B. Biirrnei-Jer, N. DePoIro, A. Micnos, S. Brown, M. Kidder, J. ErIandsfvn, G. Adam K. Lind-iI'iI, J. Cniisf ns n R. Iind -' ia fi . Third Row: G. Hineer, J. DaIvIin, W, Bourque, E, Day, C. Gnenf, J. VVaIwIberg, R. SIwarpe SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: America Our Herifage ProudIy we Ieave Inee, new worIds Io face God give us courage, God give us grace. Whife rose of Iionor, Iead our paIIis rigI1Jr Leif +ruIIi and Iove be our guiding IigI1I. Qur eyes Io Iieaven, I1earIs wi+Iw no Iear Firm in our purpose, our course is cIear. I,iIe Iies before us, vviJrI'1 ioy and care Peace for God's world is our Humble prayer. I 9 GERALDINE M. ADAMS Gerry HONOR SOCIETY Induslrious and dependable-neaf affire -dramafics-avid Iraveler - Kalharine Gibbs-I I9. TIMOTHY P. AHLSTROM Tim HONOR SOCIETY Big man around campus - Ari Meial Quiz - Hamillon - radio shows - class spiril--44. BRIAN K. ANDERSON Bunny YMCA swimmer- Pifcher - commer- cial advertising-church league baslrei- ball-162. DAVID L. ANDERSON uljaven Fulure farmer - hunling and fishing- inframural bowling - Grange- Head, hearf, hands and health -2I4. JU DY MARIE ANDERSON Telephone operalor - roller slxaling - quiet buf fun - friendly manner - schoolgirl complexion-lOl. MARY ANNETTE AN DERSON Ouiel' comeclienne - clofhing class - fun - driving - sewing whiz - fuiure boolclxeeper-I I9. PEGGY LOU ANDERSON upegll Lille crazy - lovely blonde hair - horse enlhusiasi - roller slcaiing - Loblaw's employee-I I9. MARCIA MAE ADAMS Dependable gal - everyone's friend - A'Cappella - church worker - L.B.I. -l l9. RICHARD ALLEN Rich J.C.C. - engineering - baseball - Wha+'s Ihe word, son? - I.oblaw's -l62. .. DAN I EL B. ANDERSEN Dan Everyone's friend-A'Cappella --chem- ical research - Ioolball lefler man - -always smiling-l62. ETH EL ANDERSON Happy-go-luclcy - homeroom giggles- horses - square dancing - Washing- lon, D. C. - II9. KAY M. ANDERSON Vim, vigor, and viialiiy - homeroom conversalionalisl' - pelile - home ec. 'reacher - Homemaker of Tomorrow winner-I I9. PATRICIA RAE ANDERSON Hpatn Shy-friendly-church worlc - cooking whiz - college plans - II9. RODNEY B. ANDERSON .fR0d., Waler skiing - college bound -dra- maiics - acfivifies galore - Ruben- slein Ihe Second -262. -rfqpwnfsvxfsvy V-rr A nw vg:,.4-cha. ie 1 sw ew Y n -wr.-' z if .vm .t--.E 'r .A fr SAN DRA MARIE ANDERSON ZLL : lT 'I Smile for everyone - lovely red locks -French woes - F.T.A. - marriage vows-II9. SANDRA AYLING usandyn How does my hair look? - lovely blonde - A'Cappella - secrefary - business school-I I9. MARY JANE BAGGIANO Midge Parfy gal - wha+ a rio+ - Soulh- wfffsfern - iokes galore - secrefary- BARBARA M. BARRELLE Barb Funny slories - Now lisien, you kids -conversafionalisi - ice skafing - somebody's secrefary-I I9. - RUSSELL H. BATT Russ HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Wilson's profege - a golden voice -off lo fhe Universify of Rochesier- Busfer - So whaf? - 305. GAIL BELLAMY Long 'rresses - horses galore - square dancing - A'Cappella - Washingion, D. C. - l l9. KAY M. BEN DER Belle Florida Sfafe - Le'r's have a parfy -- summer coflage - friendly - a privafe secrefary - 202. -'fr .. , MARSHALL A. ARISMAN f sbIl Talenl' plus - off fo college - Me and my sax - commercial arfisf -- iazz specialisf - 262. BARBARA JEAN BABYAK flgarbll Reserved - preffy eyes -- cage ball- roller skafing - fraveling -- ll9. PHILIP A. BAKER flpbilil Church league - college plans-sporis - fech. elecfric man-civil engineering -l63. ELIZABETH ANNETTE BATES uBettyu Dancing - chemisiry woes - library club - Army le'H'ers - wedding plans -lI9. MARY KATHERYN BECKRINK HONOR SOCIETY Neal' aHire - Hi doll! - A'Cappella - lab. Technician - J.C.C.-II9. ANTHONY D. BELLARDO :fTonyn: Home room basketball - fufure engi- neer - reliceni - college plans - drummer -- 305. ROGER L BENDER llRogU Varsify fullback - fufure leafherneck for Uncle Sam - women iroubles - working boy - Come on you guys! Pay fhose fines. - 305. 1 .-0.4 A , f i F . 11: su , if JOYCE BERG l-lomeroom conversalions - Lel's have a parly - cheerleading - pep and energy - undecided lulure-IIQ, MARILYN ANN BJ ERS Off Io college - wriling lellers - lislening lo a cerlain record colleclion --Mi-Y - Sals - lOl. ALAN L. BOOUIST HAI., Degree in engineering - rifle club - fishing and hunfing - weekends al fhe collage - infeclious grin - 28. WILLIAM L. BOURQUE Bill All 'round alhlele - Miami ol Ohio - Key Club - Lyceum -- likable-28. ROGER J. BROADH EAD Slip Track - U.S.N.R. - H880 Man -quiel M-church aclivilies F- 28. SUSAN L. BROWN ..Sue,, HONOR SOCIETY J-Quill -- lady-like charm - Wells Col- lege - neal as a pin -- Along J.H.S. Corridors - IOI. ROSEMARY ALICE BRUNATO ..R0,, Fufure beaulician-Doyle Beauly School - Ya go? any gum? -- roller skating --dancing-I0l. ARLEN E E. BERGMAN Talkalive - college weekends - Iennis - F.T.A. - Penn. Slale-I I9. SYLVIA BONFIGLIO Hsyll, Friendly- Kids, where are we going? -dancing - lulure housewife-leliers from Joe-lOl. SONYA R. BORE Undecided lulure - blonde and perl -lols of lun - A'Cappella - Spanish lroubles--IOI. ALAN H. BOWERS HAT. Filfh period English - plenfy of gray mailer - sporls inleresls - shop-lrack -28. BARBARA A. BROWN Barb Avid sporls lan - church acfivilies - gym feacher - college plans - infer- esl' in hislory-lOl. ROBERT H. BROWNING ..Huey., Oil fo college - chemisl' - always lale-homeroom lines-women lroubles - Who, me? -44. SHIRLEY ANN BRUNATO Sl2irl Secrelary - bookkeeping I -- Red and Green capfion wriler - Look al' here. kids - nice personalily - IOI. PATRICIA BRUNAVS upatu Fufure undecided - carefree - secref crushes - popular records - Telephone operafor-IOI. CARL L. BRUTO Mechanic - hof Chevy - fishing - Road Angels - fhe boys - 44. KAREN K. BYRNE ..Kar,, Nurse of fhe fufure - A'Cappella - Thespians-happy-go-lucky - maioreffe -IOI. DAVID LEE ROY CARLSON LeeRoy Business college - mechanic - hunfing - Make fhaf Ford hum! -band-44. JOANNA M. CARLSON 1110.1 HONOR SOCIETY Medical secrefary - A'Cappella - Thespians - always on fhe go - chem- isfry woes-IOI. MARLENE J. CARLSON flMarIl Fufure housewife - secrefary - good nafured - Don - office pracfice-IOI. KAREN ADELL CARPENTER Church acfivifies - Bob Jones Univers- ify - one of her besf friends. fhe sew- ing machine - lab. fechnician-kind and considerafe-IOI. C. JACK BRUTO Brutus U. of Arizona - mefallurgical engineer - always happy - rifle club dead eye -hunfsman-44. BARBARA L. BURMEISTER llBarbll A Church acfivifies - somebody's secre- fary - choir - capfion wrifer - neaf and nice-I0 I . MARGUERITE CALABRESE ..Margo,, Undecided fufure - darling bruneffe -neaf personalify - arf - Telephone company hopeful-I0 I. JANET L. CARLSON Norfh Park College-elemenfery feacher - church acfivifies - nice fo know- F.T.A.-IOI. JOANNE L. CARLSON Ice slcafing - friendly - fufure nurse -Millard Fillmore-smiles-IOI. MARILYN J. CARMEN Carm Secrefary - full of pep - Allegheny -working af Bigelows - neaf affire- I0 I. A. BRUCE CARTER Farming - Fords - ice sIcafing-base- ball - quief - 44. ROSALIE CARTER llR0self Afhlefics -- undecided fufure - 'Irips fo Buffalo - quief - collecfing rec- ords-IOI. BRIAN C. CASLER Machinisf - Rifle Club - band enfhus- iasm - hunfing and fishing - Hi ya! -44. CAROL R. CHIAPPETTA HC-hip., Shorf and sweef - Hey, Cuz -sporfs minded - carefree - near and nice -22l. JANET C. CHRISTIANSON alan., HONOR SOCIETY Bryanf-Sfraffon Business Insfifufe--good leader - sparkling eyes - J-Quill - radianl' personalify-22I. FRANKLIN D. COAN Frank Armed forces - drawing picfures - baseball - weighf liffing -- cap and gown man-44. MICHAEL COFFARO. JR. Cruncber Ohio Sfufe - energefic -- pharmacisf - sporfs - quief, buf friendly - 44. JOYCE M. CONNELLY Lon locks - lab. fechnician - locker froucbles - fhaf Irish smile - Guess who called ? -22 I . J. MARLIN CASKER Archifecf - church acfiviiies - cul- fural inferesfs - dramafics -- Red and Green arfisf-44. CYNTHIA CHALL Cindy HONOR SOCIETY Denfal hygienisf - A'Cappella-sfeady girl - church acfivifies - cufe and sweef-lOl. RICHARD CH RISTEN SEN Dick Air Force- Seen The boys? - baslcef- ball - quief - library nofices-44. J. MICHAEL CLAWSON Mike College plans - A'Cappella presidenf -Thespians -- man-of-all-work-heading fo Florida-44. BRUCE COBB Sfock car driver - gridiron - gas sfafion affendanf - 'rhe mean '40 - Naval Reserves-203. BEVERLY F. 'COH EN ..Bev,, Homeroom wif - Prefenders - driver? -friendly - Oh, fhose eyes! -22I. TERRY CONSTANTINE U.C.L.A.-flier-ice slcafing - Y.M.C.A. -J-Quill-44. MARY ELLEN CORIO J-Quill - chafierbox - Junior Mozarl' -always laughing - church aclivifies -22l. SANDRA T. CROSS Sandy Sporls enfhusiasf - rosy complexion- church acfivifies - Senior Girl Scoufs -Canadian summers-22I. ANNE MARIE CUSIMANO HC-uf. Good nalured - My bookkeeping doesn'f work ou+ - roller skafing - Ieffers. lefiers, Iellers - pedesfrians, beware!-22I. JOHN W. DAHLIN ul' Din Universify of Buffalo - pharmacisi - S+ill waiers run deep - neal dresser -church league baske+ball-44. MARIE D'ANGELO F. T. A. - gum for everyone - chem- isfry woes - Ialkalive - Where's Agnes? -22I. LAWRENCE J. DARROW ,fLarry,, Navy - hof Ford - oul of Town dales -aulo shop kids - nighf hawk-209. ELLIS DAY HAZ., Ace on skiis - wild clolhes - ener- gefic - ski college - Jus+ a lifile car! -209. KAY DIANE CRANTZ HONOR SOCIETY Ar+ Melal Quiz - A'CappeIla-sunny personalify - soloisl - Universifv of Rochesfer-22 I . DONNA C. CROSSLEY Roller skaling - bowling pro-friendly - dependable - full of lun - 22I. BEVERLY M. DAHLGREN UBMX, Lale enlrances - college bound-lols of leflers - ice skafing - church ac- fivifies - 22l. ALVERA DAMOND Fulure accounlanl - quief - pelile- Perry Como Fan - sociable - 22l. DAVID C. DARROW Pee-Wee Civil Engineer - whiz on ice skales- I'li-ya, hi-ya! -- baseball - My broI'her's FOrd - 44. PATRICIA ANNE DAVIS upatn HONOR SOCIETY Sweel' disposi+ion - F.T.A. presidenf- neal and nice - Fredonia Slafe Teach- ers' College - induslrious-22I. VICTOR P. DeFRISCO ,.Vic,, Yale - fly boy - arf - airplanes - loolball-44. i I ALTON E. DQLONG Rifle Club - rabbi? hunfing-drummer boy - fishing - working a'r Nu-Way -IO5. NORMA DePETRO Friendly smiles for everyone - a few blonde curls - regisiered nurse-fhai Liz Taylor look - Tha'f's nif'ry - 22I. PATRICIA A. DIETER npatn Arfisfically inclined -- Hey. you kids -4-H'er - leffers from abroad - ad- verfising fufure - 22I. PATRICIA A. DOLEY ..Pat,, Bob and l - whiz af progressive iazz - A'Cappella - homeroom fines con- fribufor - expressive eyes - 22I. JOSEPHINE DOMINICK ulosieu Mercy Hospifal - Angel of Mercy - Seen Carol? - Fufure Nurses of America - friendly-32I. DAVID E. EGGLESTON HEggie.. Bowler --- Navy - quiel - ho? car - 'lechnical boy-l62. BONNIE J. ENGBERG HONOR SOCIETY W. C. A. Hospifal - fufure nurse - Ari Mefal Quiz - J-Quill - homeroom spark plug-32l. - T iv fnrz::f'iiv:s .s..- ff, . l , if, ...J JULIA JOANNE DQMURO H100 Fufure boolckeeper - shori hair-dos - fall and sraiely - Diclr and I - sociable-22I. JAMES J. DeSANTIS uNunzyn All round sporis ace - engineering- Where's Jake? - A'CappeIla-lois of personalily-I62. AGNES MARIE DIMINUCO Locker confabs - Where's Marie? - Wha+'s +he answer? -one man woman -laie enfrances-22 I . CAROL ANN DOMINICK Fuiure archiiecl' - quiei-maih 'lroubles -reading - dancing - 32I. ANGELO J. DONATO ffAngll Golfer - I see! - boolclceeper - ioofball - Where's me? - l62. GORDON P. ELMEER HONOR SOCIETY College bound - A'CappelIa-Lyceum and Hi-Y presidenl' - dependable - busy wifh his acfivifies - I62. BARTON RICHARD ENLUND nBartn California bound - 'Irade school - record colleciion - liind-hearied -- quiei-l62. ' ' , h-,2,52.s' . -- sf. .M , . .nw J if ' l . fm , A - 2 - eff ' 1-ff '- : ' I '- , if . . -.. ff ,. 1 rs-issgv ' ' '1e-s-ieMa.la.iu- -- - MARY JANE EN SERRO .fMaTe,, Florida bound - dancing - slcaler - niffy wardrobe - nursing - 32I. JUDITH M. ERLANDSON ujudyu HONOR SOCIETY Lulher Jr. College - druggisI's helper -church acfivilies - Arl Melal Ouiz -sweel disposilion-32l. DOLORES J. FARNELLA Dee HONOR SOCIETY Prelenders - lols of fun - ice skaling - fulure nurse -- malh whiz - 32I. J. WILLIAM FIORENZO Bill Church League baslcelball - humorisl - Spanish - Iall, dark and handsome -l62. DAVID FORSBERG unave., Archilecfure - Coasl' Guard - Red and Green pholography slalf - ideas of his own - pranlcsler -- lO5. ROSE MARIE FOSBURG Rose Secrelarial ambifions -- church acfivi- 'Iies - duck fail hairculs - Prelenders -- lasf-minule girl - 32l. MILTON N. FRANSON Milt HONOR SOCIETY Red and Green Arfisf - band--indus- 'Irious - Hi-Y - commercial arfisl -- I62. J. EDWARD ERICKSON 1.1:-dn Navy fufure - Tri-sfale fiming - car 'rroubles - girls - I can'+ pay now -l62. RICHARD FADALE Dick Red and Green business manager - ambifious worker - Hi-Y - undecided fufure - energy plus - I62. CHARLES J. FIORELLA Chuck Naval Reserve - Road Angels Club -Iroubles wilh hislory - girls - The old PlymouIh -I62. HAROLD P. FORBES Air Force - working on cars - hunling - California, here I come - quief- l27. SUZON R. FORSCEY ,.Sue,. HONOR SOCIETY Spanish woes - Buffalo Sfafe Teachers College - church aclivifies - clown -long Iresses-32I. JOANNE M. FOTI .flow California bound - cule hairculs - ice slcafing - lafe homeroom enlrances dancing-32I. DONNA G. FULLERTON Fully Nelson's swilch-board - French Club --hislory - Very good - Men's de- pa rlrnenl' inleresl-32 I . DONNA I.. FURMAN Don Fuhire secrefary - whiz on 'the slcales -drawing and peinlinq --- quieI-com- miflee qalA-32l. CHARLES W. GH ENT nf:lIL'SllfU A'Ceppella - Where's Dinqer? -e never on lime - lofs of friends - 'lshould we volur1leer? fl62. KERRY R. GOLDINGER Diugvr Dcshmen - Mr. Execufive - Seen Caesar? -- willy sayings - Maybe we should volunfeeru-I62. JANET I. GRANDIN Fulure nurse - record collecfion - fallrafive - parly gal -- ice slcaling- 32I. CYNTHIA ANN GRIFFITH Ifi11dy Endless energy-parfy qel-line warden -sailboal summers- Parlez-vous Iran- mis? -306. RODNEY C. GROSSMAN tikfllllfll Psychialrisl W golf - perly qoer - Where's my car? -- rhyfhm and blues fiend-l62. KENNETH GUSTAFSON Sea-going - oplicien - boalinq -- I-Iow's Ihe big Buick? - ice skafing W-105. I ' 6 . F SK' .N Tl Q. , ..1:sEg1,:- V' I 3,, 'I , We 23 THOMAS GAGLIANO .flimn Bachelor - Road Angels Club -Ice- land - homeroom fooler - Sure we will! -I62. CAROL J. GIAMBRA Secrelarial ambifions - shorf hairculs -liny gal - dancing - ice slccfer - 32I. ELEANOR J. GOLLER Ellie HONOR SOCIETY Fulure feacher - J-Quill - sweef per- sonalify - bundle of energy - records --32l. DENNIS E. GREGOR De1z11y Semper Fidelis - draffsman - iazz record collecfor - foofball-ball hawk -2I4. GARETH GRIFFITHS Gary HONOR SOCIETY Ivy Halls - Gel a lefler, Kay? -- Ialenr on the ivories - summers af Bem- us - ambilious - 306. JAMES L. GUSTAFSON ..GuS,, Hof 'renor sax - indusfrial engineering -Rec band - church league baslrefball -women-I63. ROBERT H. GUSTAFSON ..B0b,, A Irouf and rabbi? man - consfrucfion engineer - ho'I' rod craze - Allegany weekends - college bound-I63. JoANN HAGBERG uAnnn Where's fhe par'ry? - needle and fhread - iuggling - always on ihe go -secrefary-306. CLAIR HAMMOND Ho+ man on fhe boards - The Gun- ner - coach - fasf man on +he dia- mond-cool haircuf-I63. JUDITH E. HAN DZEL nludy.. Pep and energy - gym blues - lalka- live - mischievous-secreiary--306. MARTHA A. HANSON Marty Office worker - swimming - shoes and rice - quief - sweef smile-309. CYNTHIA LOU HASTINGS Cindy French woes - woman driver - quiel - Homework. wha1 s Thai? - good naiured-306. VERNA B. HAWKINS Dancing - cooking and sewing - red hair - roller skaiing - Saiurday nigh+s -309. ANN L. HEDBERG HONOR SOClETY J-Quill edifor - fufure homemaker - Girls' Sfafe - a smile for everyone - homeroom represenfafive-306. SHIRLEY A. HAGSTROM Medical secrelary - wafer skiinq - Short blonde and cu+e - full of lun -swimming-309. KENNETH R. HANCOCK uken.. Air Force - homeroom baskefball - Where's Dick? - Baller up! - working man-203. .X I U 4 .file c 0 il' l n f i 'iv ,Q ,1 4 ffl fv WTA QU 9 5 ML. Sl QJAMSQ Cf. ANNO!! A lil X 0 Ham neu., aior lea uer Dlndia ian Ieve 0 Y ' L xgind, 'iialxis Q,-Nil?-silalikziaseballil-gfomei igssxglxdsiikeligp wi+hMRgZ oys al mb I Rf if ALLEN C. HARRIS HONOR SOCIETY Rocker research - drummer boy-Hi-Y chaplain - Red and Green - chess enfhusiasf--I63. SHARON R. HATCH ER Band - seamslress - quie+ - secre iarial ambiiions - fun - 306. MICHAEL HAYES Foresf ranger - wild life - baseball and foolbali - misogynisl-sharp wil- fed-I05. PAUL M. HELLMAN Pharmacisi' - ho+ rods-Skyline Speed- way - J. C. C. - Vic's Used Cars-44. NANCY H. HERNAN HONOR SOCIETY Varsify debaie - always busy - fall and sfalely - Elmira College - Sarah Bernhardf of JHS-306. CONSTANCE A. HICKOK Connie Lab. iechnician - J-Quill -- friendly -Veni, Vidi, Vici - always dependable SIDNEY T. HEWES, JR. H5-id., Jazz man -- indusirial engineer-very busy weekends -- Don Juan - Drag ya' 'ro The nexf buoy! -I63. BARBARA A. HILLMAN Barb All righf, already! - Bob Jones Uni- versify - musical abiliiy - Geer-Dunn worker-full of fu n-306. I v 1 yu! ff R ' f . 423' MANUEU' BOONE' f ara -. , saw Ive 1 'L K eY8rf m r' U ,, ouqh V 4315 J-Quill pusher -- cabinei making -- . rec . l f. W fufure chemisf - pleasani - hard work- f',4, - 9-30 f ing man - l63. A f J ,zf - f ll l 51 .ez 9 ' 'YL JCM!! t W fb WJ ii M ff? :-.,, an W F A34 CAROL M. HOGLUND S M K -MJF HEL M- HOLWERG Record Collecfion - bug for :navel -, ' Perife U- church acfivifies -T Salvafion neal - friendly - fun +0 be wiih-306. i x 3 Army lnleresls - M'-Y-S'wf J-305 1 1 . L my Q I W DAVID P. HOLMLUND LEASEN M. HOLMBERG uDa,Uen ulseau HONOR socisrv y HONG? SOOETY God's giif To 'fhe highway - every- SPQ l'l 19 P9'50n0l'lY - 9Y95 foward body's righl' hand man - backsfage Ohio U. - clofhes galore - feacher expeff .. A'Cappella - Here We are Cl055 5eC 9'lUfY-305 back again wifh your Monday aflernoon announcemenfsf'-I63. BETTY HOOVER Church acfivifies - fufure secrelary - loves fo swim - always ready wi+h a smile - frim - 306. BARBARA ANNE HUGHES Barb HONOR SOCIETY Lafe homeroom enfrances - dramafics -sparkling eyes - Duffy - pefife -306. 'fix ' fyhfaf If xi I A ., - ' . 105 P' iagel,asQ ani rwarm 6-' ,ffl-' sy +o get along'wi'rhh-+ I f ,Q ,I M Ig Y I ,M,,sf' yr g' ' lf ' 'A 9 f. f 1- z. ,fi awp Lag. 4 KA4 . 1 M L.-Auf 4 T' .. ,I ' L . I Q. - ' wuLuAM A. HUGHES Bill Universiiy of Buffalo - rifle club - fishing - swell guy io know - 'fufure M. D.-I63. v-'Y Y H LV,.,uA: ML L y fy NORMA JEAN HUNT HONOR SOCIETY A finger in every pie - A'CappeIIe- friendly - Arf Mefal Quiz - college bound-I44. NANCY ILLIG Sporfs-minded-foods! wifh Miss John- son - parfy, parfy - everyone's friend -confagious laugh-I4-4. ROGER A. JACKSON .flaken All-sfar end - I fhink if besf -infa- mous 2nd bass - Veep -'rhe Jackson limousine-I63. A. JO ANN JOHNSON Perfecl' secrefary - driving woes -- rolling wheels - nice smile-quief-I44. ANN L. JOHNSON Preffy blonde hair - fufure schoolmarm -ice skafing fan - blushes - frim and ferrific:-I44. BARBARA M. JOHNSON Barb ' Refail work - skafing - Wesfern music -dancing-spoken for-2I5. CAROL MAE JOHNSON Secrefarial ambifion - Soufhwesfern in- feresfs - pefife - summer sporfs - Iafe homeroom enfrances - I44. ALVIN R. HUNTER Fufure sawbones - fasf man on fhe oval - Ioaskefball ace - ambassador of friendship - sharp affire-I63. JUNE INGLESON HONOR SOCIETY Fufure whife cap gal - beaufy plus brains - A'CappeIIa -- dancing feef - I had a ball! -I44. JEANNINE JENKINS Ginger Fufure homemaker - Sals-Ieffer wrifer - dependable worker - quief - I44. 0 ALLAN P. JOHNSON UAV I-Ioopsfer - quief fype - gunner - fech. elecfric - college ahead-I63. ANNE R. JOHNSON HONOR SOCIETY Friendly smile - fhose lucky sfudenfsl - dreamy wardrobe - sunny disposifion -college bound-I44. CAROL ELAINE JOHNSON Fufure office worker-sfrikes and spares - alfar bound - winning ways-quief smile-I44. EARL E. JOHNSON Uncle Sam, here I come! - church league whiz - profecfs I63's inferesls - shorf on fop, long on fhe sides - The cheerful fype-I63. GORDON H. JOHNSON Flash J. C. C. - draifsman - homeroom baslrelball - Be Prepared - man wilh lhc wheels -- l63. JAMES R. JOHNSON lim Fill 'er up - hol ialopy 7 keeps lhinqs busy in lhe homeroomf Ancl'iors Aweigh -hunling--I63. LAU RA MAE JOHNSON ul.IlMTiL'u F. T. A. -- avid reader - James Prend- ergasi Library - gym Troubles - in- lecfioiis qrin - 32I. PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON Pal HONOR SOCIETY Pufiiro Teacher - winfer sporls - re- served fe Albany Stale Teachers' Cel- loqe 4 qood-nafured W I44. ROBERT J. JOHNSON l1'0b-U Air Force -w pholoqraphy - Rifle Club 4 bowlinq -e cars - 44. i mfr U i SANDRA K ,n fr L is OV X lr if .' x, T J J i SUSAN A. JONES Sue Gorgeous red hair-Hypalians-palelle and easel - commercial arf - near 'n sweef-I44. JACQU ELINE JOHNSON ularikieu Laboralory Technician - sieady qal -- one oulside inreresf - easy-going -- Pafcl'1 and l - I44. game - The Y quie+-a+fend- XJ O MARYLYNN A. JOHNSON Mirkey Chafferbox - Lel's noi qef all shook! -secrefary fo some lucky execulive- book lover-easy going-I44. ROBERT G. JOHNSON Little john Aulomofiye induslry - Pa+-Y.M.C.A. - mechanical wizard - sporls - 209. RODNEY D. JOHNSON Rod Eleclrical field - hor rods - Monarch Trucks -- Jack man - homeroom fan -262. TIMOTHY M. JOHNSON Tim College plans -- Hi-Y - cu?-up - A'CappeIla - commilfee worker-l62. SUSAN F. JONES Sue HONOR SOCIETY Friendly ways - A'Cappella - gal wilh fhe flule - swimminq and lifesaving - fulure Florence Nighlingale-I44. NANCY R. JOSLYN Nano Fufure air line slewardess - pelile - neal dresser - slcaler - friendly-32l. CAROLYN S. KELLEY Fulure Teacher - bowling lan -- easy smile - F. T. A. - neal as a pin-I44. MARY E. KIBLER Kib Someone's secrelary - alhlelically in- clined - homeroom gab sessions-shorl, short haircufs - friendly disposilion - I44. JUDITH JANE KLEIN nludyu Sweel' and pelile -- Miss Sander's problem - Air Force inleresls - quiel ways - dancing - 322. LE ROY A. KOSER Royce Armed Forces - loolball - music in- leresls - bowling - sporlsman-262. SUSANNE C. KRONMILLER Sue HONOR SOCIETY Willy remarks - sweel' personalify - church leader - malh and science - Albany Slale Teachers' College-I ICP. WILLIAM LaDUKE Bill College bound - pholography fan - Boy Scouling - Red and Green - J- Quill - 262. JOHN F. KANE ffjacki, Air Force lulure - homeroom iolcer - love 'fhal slcaling-quiel' l?l-swimming -305. NANCY A. KELLEY Lovely voice - always a smile-horse- baclc riding - swimming-Spanish Club -I44. MOLLY ANN KIDDER HONOR SOCIETY Finger in every pie - amiable person- alify - church acfivilies - Ari' Mahal Quiz - Fredonia Slale Teachers' Col- lege - II9. GARY D. KOOKER 'IK00k', Allegany weekends - refailing - class blues -- fulure undecided - bowling - Where am I going lo gel 'the money? -I62. DONNA M. KRAFT Somebody's secrelary -- slcafing- Nan and I - Hypalians - vivacious and willy - 3IO. ROBERT M. KWIATKOWSKI ..B0b,, Navy - elecfronics-angling-pleasanl manner - baseball - debafes-2l4. SALLY ANN LAGERQUIST Sal Church aclivilies - Fredonia Slafe Teachers' College - giggles - Hey. Bev! - F.T.A.-IOI. JOSEPH G. LANDY ROBERT LANDY uloen uBob0n Communily College - drafling-cars, Machinisi' -- class clown - homeroom boafs 'n guns -- foolball pro-building boss - No home work for me! -en- model houses-I27. lhusiasfic ice skafer-262. CARILYN M. LARSON Medical secrefary - everybOdy's friend CAROL J' '-ARSON -handy wifh needle and +hread-chem- Juggling - friendly - A'Cappella - isiry woes-- I've gol a cufe ioke -22I. homeroom fine collecior - willy-22l. DAVID B. LARSON DALE W. LAWSON Dave HONOR socienr Church acfivifies - Oh, crud! -Tey- Harcling's Machine Shop -- rifle range lor Universify - band presidenf-sense -fufure slide rule experf - reficenf - of humor-262, endowed wilh infellecf-l63. BARBARA ANN LEE ugarbn TERRY B. LENT HONOR SOCIETY Bryanl' Sfraffon Business lnslifule-pri LL1S+cl3EiHLgQL ihgaciwlswillg lri1c::E+5.ur:1:,ti vale secrefary - Syracuse inferesf - ah dd ,th . . ,f '63 A'Ccppella - nea? as a pin - 32l. - e re es an ln Own- ' KATHRYN M. LINDAHL CAROL A. LEONE .fkayu Tom HONOR socierv College plans - lols of correspondence PM re nurse E AH Mah' Quiz-sum - close friendships - Anyone seen U ' J k. 7,,- d '44 mer fun - 'rhose long red locks - busy GC 'S' rea er- ' every minufe-I4-4. RICHARD H. LINDGREN ROBERT IA. LIINDGREN nDickn Bob HONOR SOGHY . HONOR sOclETY l'm driving! - never a dull momenf- A'CdPPe 0 .HV99 Year. man '- 5nY Aicappella - Success awaifs - dass falenfs - hugh en+er+emmen+ value - give Wire-163. Sarge Smi+hers - Diclr! l'm driving! A ' BARBARA J. LINDQUIST JOAN a. LINDNER W' A . .Q-- ' 5' Bm D , H id H ' A Q HONOR SOCIETY rum magore e - nea resser-co ege y , , f' ... h '1 - f k' fl., ' f 'H ., ' :-- Ei ACappella - college bound - Inces- umorls we er S I en was ' .... . ' sanf chaher -- Seen Donna? -humor- ' :': in ' isf-322 ' A 'B f A K -I 'f M likes 1 X GERALD D. LINDSTROM Hlerryn Shulfer bug - engineering - quiel' and reserved - Loblaws - Fenn Col- lege--305. JEROME D. LOCKWOOD Fluke Engineering - J. C. C. - golf - homeroom baskefball- Blondie -209. JOYCE LUN DBERG Fufure nurse - Hypalians - Mi-Y - friendly - Ialkarive -- 32I. DAVID MacDONALD Dave Radio engineer -- New York Cify - Me and my rape-recorder -- chess champ-friendly-44. MARGIE F. MALLARE Marge Undecided Iufure - Where's Della? - G-ol' your hislory done? -homeroom chaI+erbox-cooking-322. PETER D. MARRITT Pete Ski bug - lvy League-physical science - hoI Nash - Miami of Ohio-305. JOHN MAXWELL Band - firsf-class chess player--Hi-Fi fan - homeroom mafh class - period II English class!-305. PETER A. LINDSTROM upetei, HONOR SOCIETY Varsily foofball - fufure Ben Hogan- Oh, Ihose Moon Brook summers!-mafh - I'lI sfarf you 'Iwo-up, Jerry. -305. TH ERESA M. LOMBARDO Therese Fufure nurse - church acfivifies - Fufure Nurses of America - Prender- gas+ Library - English period V-32l. ANDREW LEWIS LUTZ ..Andy,, Conslrucfion engineer - church league baskefball - baseball-Allegheny Col- lege -- Y.M.C.A.-209. MARY A. MAGGIO Fu+ure chemisf - shorf haircufs-wrifer -- Nugen+'s cashier-homeroom wif - 32I. LLOYD DAVID MALMSTROM HONOR SOCIETY A'CappelIa and varsify debale - busy wi+h Ihe books - Ari' Mefal Quiz - M. I. T. - All fickefs and money musf be in by .... -305. JAN ET MATTS ulann Cleveland School of Arf - swimming - a finger in every pie-changeable bobs-Ialkalive-322. ROBERT D. McCREARY ..B0b,. Air Force - a Mark Trail enfhusiasi - mechanical yen - fly in Mr. Hard- ing's oinfmenl-roller skaling-I 63. DONNA McCUSKER Fufure nurse - quief - Prefenders - Mercy Hospilal in Piffsburgh - exlen- sive wardrobe-IO9. JOHN H. McGRAW, JR. Meatball Bowling - hunling and fishing - low on cash-fuiure undecided-cars-l62. JERRY L. MEU RER Curly Homeroom baslce+ball-sfamp collecfor -new hair sfyle - maih loverl? - friendly-305. JANET MILLER 1, lan., Halls of lvy - home economics - lafe primping - happy-go-lucky-ambilious -322. PAUL A. MOLE Plans 'ro coach - fulure lealherneclc - loofball le Herman - All-Sfafe 'raclclel - Springfield College-305. JEAN M. MORSE Ieanie Endless energy and smiles - Guess what gang! - A'Cappella -- off +o college - beaming personalily-322. JAMES A. MUIR uhm.. HONOR SOCIETY Red and Green - Spanish Club - Mr. Levin's Chess Club - Arr Mefal Quiz -fufure research scienfis+-305. THEODORE B. McGEE H7-edu Main inferesf, cars - loolball-flashy red hair - quiel' - hunling - 305. ROSEMARIE E. McMASTER Ginger Bowling - sporls enfhusiasl - slcaiing - Hey, O'Brien, wail for mel - lovely 'rresses - 32l. ALEXANDRA MICHOS Sandy Lafe homeroom enfrances - conversa- lionalisf - someone's secrefary - very dependable - Seen Pa+fi? -322. M. JAMES MISTRETTA lamy Trumpel' - sharp dresser - Warren lrips - hair-slrylisl - Lel's bug -44. PHYLLIS J. MORGAN Pbyl Reserved-exiensive wardrobe-peaches and cream complexion - always on The go - secrefarial aspiraiions -- 322. BRIAN MOYNIHAN Three leller man - Mr. Baslcefball, J. H. S. - second bass solos in A'Cap- pella - devoied female companion - college plans-305. BARBARA LEE MU RRAY fllgarbll Ready, hir if! -- anofher Florence Nighlingale -- scaflerbrain - 'lhose poodle cufs -- devilish gleam-322. 0 'iP f'5 'i ' TV Ef 7 ?TW'V'Y '1D V 'tW FT? ROSE MARIE NALBONE Rosie Training school for inTanT care-music - coIces aTTer school - PaT and The gang - a Triend indeed -- IO7. GERALD W. NELSON ulerryu GunsmiTh - rollerskaTing - l can geT iT for you wholesale. -The ouT-of-doors -guieT-I27. PATRICIA M. NELSON alpatu ParTies - men allergy - a small pack- age - always cheerful -- mad driver- 322. GERTRUDE I. NORDIN Trudy Pharmacisl' - UniversiTy of Buffalo - liTerary mind - ArT MeTaI Quiz-quieT. buT friendly-322. MARIE E. O'BRIEN Rhea CarroT Top - hisTory class woes - records and more records - somebody's secreTary - bowling - 322. NANCY J. OGREN ..Nan,, HONOR SOCIETY Hey, Red! - Denfal HygienisT - I goT a IeTTer! -- Donna and I -loTs of pep-322. DAVID C. OLSON llDave!l AnTique auTo Tan - ThaT blue Ford - Tech. boy - engineering - plans for Penn. STaTe-305. ' ' Y sauce D. NELSONX J. H. S. Gene Krupa - homeroom baslreTbalI - big blaclr Merc! - Oh. ThaT period II English class! - When we having an assembly? - 305. JACQUELINE S. NELSON jackie CommuniTy College - mischievous -- ambiTious in The law - ice sIcaTing - many friends-3 IO. REINOLD H. NELSON Renny Homeroom baslceTbalI sTar - bowling -Tall and handsome-TaTher's Merc. - Technical man-305. THOMAS W. OBERG uclyden OuieT humor - church acTiviTies - boaTs and boaTing - TuTure in Toresiry -Paul SmiTh's College-305. ANN M. O'DELL ConsTanT chaTTer - humorisT - No kidding? - scaTTerbrain - church ac- 'liviiies - 322. DELLA OLIVER ..Del,, Nice To know -- chaTTerbox - unde- cided T'uTure - dark Tresses- Where's Margie? - 322. DONNA MARIE OLSON Troubles! - undecided Tufure - handy wiTh a needle - corridor conversaTions -slcaTing enThusiasT-322. MARVIN OQUIST uokey.. Slrafing - hol rods and sporfs cars - hunling - aulo shop - fishing - 28. JANET MAE PAGANO vlan., La're enfrances - nea+ - fashionable -prefly complexion - inferesl abroad -22l. PATRICIA J. PALMER Patti Shorl and sweef - Buffalo Sfafe - music lover - clofhes galore - 8:35 arrivals - 322. JOAN Y. PARKER loanie Pedeslrians, beware! - homeroom wil -sparkling personalify - 5 feel' 2, eyes of blue - college bound?-322. SAMUEL F. PATERNITI usam.. HONOR SOCIETY Lyceum - Red and Green - fufure sawbones - Yanlcee fan - Come on, pay up -28. ALMA A. PEARSON Oh yeah! - music lover - friendly -slraiing - pholograph colleclor-225. MYRON C. PECK HONOR SOCIETY Band riof - Key Club - fufure doclor - Who's gol' Ihe wheels? - Schulfz -- 28. JEAN OWEN Church aclivifies -- nice 'ro know - allemande lefl' - cha'r+erbox - slrafing enfhusiasf -- 322. JOSEPH PALERMO .floeyu Boy's Club - Road Angels - hunfing -baseball-pleasanl'-28. JOSEPH PAPPALARDO aloe., Nalional Guard - down fo Bondi's - life of homeroom - bowling - ready wil' - 28. MARY JAN E PATERN ITI Pat Fulure beaufician - good-nalured -- lively - snappy hair sfyles - always primping - 22l. ELSIE PAULSON Sweer and shy - fraveling plans - lenglhy locks -- secrelarial ambifions- needle and 'rhread-322. JANET E. PEARSON alan., Ar? enlhusiasl' -- Mi-Y - arclenf worker - adepf seamsfress - fufure sfenog- rapher-322. AGOSTINO J. PELLERINO ..Gus,. Hof 'rrumpel - Cleveland fan - Chef Baker record collecfion - caIman -- Pel-Mez-Riz-Trio -- 28. PATRICIA ANN E PEPPERS upatn A'Cappella - How quaini! - sweei disposition - per+ wardrobe - going sfeady - 225. DONNA PERINO Dougbnut Delayed homeroom arrivals - men iroubles - embroidering - nighl' owl -book worries-225. CARL R. PETERSON fapeteu Sporis car enihusiasi - Lyceum - Where's Myron and Sam? - Period Il English - GOI your Chem done? -28. DOROTHY A. PETERSON uD0rt,, HONOR SOCIETY College bound - Thespians-felephone conversaiions - a finger in every pie -arfisiically inclined-225. MARLAYN E R. PETERSON flBeckyJ! WhaI' a ball! - nighflife - 'ralkarive - Go West young woman - aihleiic inieresis-225. ELEANOR L. PHILLIPS HONOR SOCIETY J-Quill - floral designing school - church organizaiions - sevenih period library sessions - geomeiry whiz-225. MARY W. PITTS Pittsie HONOR SOCIETY Oh, gee! - Thespians - shori and swee+ - college plans - pixie - 225. S. JACK PEPPY U. B. Medical School - hor Buiclc - Sam said . . . -malh brain!- Cal- ifornia, here l come -28. BEVERLY A. PETERSON Secrefarial career - Borrow your mir- ror? - slcaiing ai' Midway - pleasing personalify - dependable friend-225. CAROLYN K. PETERSON Peie Ya-oh - secrerary - bowling-smari wardrobe - soiispoken-225. GEORGE E. PETERSON Khaki colored fufure - church acfivities -smiling face - baseball fan - My car - I63. ROBERTA A. PETERSON Bert Honesfly! - slcafing - fashion wise - never a dull momenf-Gus-225. MICHAEL PIAZZA ..Mike,, Period Vl siudy hall - Wan'l' +o drag my Olds? - Go1' your mafh done? -American Hisiory nofes-girls-28. GERALD M. PRICE fflenyn Teaching psychology - bowling-high grades - quief - church acfivfies-28. NANCY C. RAPP Nance Borrow your comb? - college boy blues - clofhes galore - shorf hairculs -homeroom 'iine colleclor-225. DAVID R. REIN ..Dlwe., Period ll English - iokesfer - College bound - church aclivilies - Go. man! -28. JOSEPH J. RIOLO HAI!! Road Angels - Air Force - Cleve- land Indians - one of Ihe boys from Alden's - Say Al - 28. CLAUDIA J. RIX Claud Parry girl - swimming - genfle voice -sparkling eyes - arlisl - 225. SANTO F. RIHO Ilkizll Road Angels - Marines - Wanna' drag? - American Hisiory Period ll - Carman -28. LUCY M. ROGERS ulducen Explosive laugl1ler-A'Cappella-+each- ing career - busy as a bee-Thespians -225. MARY ANN SAN DERSON Mamie Nursing - church acfivifies-American hisfory live wire - roller skating - Seen Theresa? -225. MARY ELIZABETH REALE ..Mar., Beaulician - iilferbug - Navy inleresls - iazz music - sleek dresser - 225. NANCY A. REYNOLDS Nance French Club - college bound-slriking redhead - locker woes-darling clolhes -225. MARILYN J. RISBERG M are Trips Io Allegany - social whirl- Fun- niesr fhing l've ever heard. - 'Full of pep - ready smile - 225. ANTHONY RIZZO upritzv Greal' Yankee fan - iazz accordion - Pel-Riz-Mes Trio - lech. - Who won lhis ye-ar? - 28. BARBARA A. ROBBINS Barb Say you will - fufure homemaker- office work - charming personalily - popular music-225. R. ELAIN E ROOS Church acfivifies - Connie's shadow- long hair sfyles - neaf dresser-always smiling-225. JACK SANDSTROM Crazy 'bouf cars - swimming - 'lennis - gas sfafion allendanf - a way wifh lhe girls - 64. ROBERT N. SARRO lfSiSl! Commercial arlisl' - Pillsbur h Arl' ln q . sfifule - baslcelball - De - penni- less-209. , RICHARD C. SEABERG useabn Any place buf Falconer!-church league baslcelball - YMCA employee - Tampa Universily - bachelor - 209. NANCY JEAN SELLMAN frNan:, J-Quill - quiel' - long hair slyles - cule smile - See Shay? - 32l. DONNA KAY SHAY Donnie Praclical nurse - J-Quill - secrel ad- mirer - piano whiz - shy - 32l. ROSE ELAINE SMITH uR0n Merc college - Where's Alma? - iazz lan - challerbox - dancing feel -306. MARY A. SOLDANO Beaulician - loolball and baseball 'Ian - Seen Joan? - lhose eyes-prelly voice - 306. WELDON SPETZ nArcbn Army bound - hol' cars - foolball - church baslcelball - liH'le powerhouse -262. WAYNE SCH UVER Scbu'v Navy - A'Cappella - Schuver vs. Prall - Miss Brown's headache-home room clown-209. RONALD J. SEABURG ..R0n,, Road Angels - Georgia Tech-eleo 'rrical engineering - Naval Reserve - nolhing lo say - 209. ROBERT SHARPE ..B0b,, Homeroom represenlalive - more wild clolhes - Casanova - parly boy - college bound - 209. SHERRY LEE ETTA SHAY Sher Cenlral Technical lnslilule - Kansas Cily bound - air lines inleresl - rec- ord colleclion-liny-32l. JOAN B. SOLDANO alan Record fan - Seen Mary - French blues - undecided fulure-quiel-306. THEODORE R. SOLINGER llTedlI Avialion school - hunling and fishing - one of many sons - slrong silenl 'type - easy-going - 209. CARL J. SPITALE SpitS Albany Slale - leacher - Why, I-Ii - J. H. S. baslcelball - lall, fall!-209. ROBERT WALDO STATES Bob Air Force - mechanics - ouldoor liie - driving-living for graduation-303. NORMA JEAN SUNDQUIST Falcon ian - J-Ouill - iulure secreiary - blond fresses - ihose pariiesl-306. DENNIS SWAN f.Mel,, HONOR SOCIETY Falconer, here I come. - church league basketball -- Lindy's - green Swede - Sunday bowler - 209. DONNA L. SWANSON Norfh Park College - Mi-Y - church aciiviiies - giggles - friendly disposi- lion-IO4. JERRY T. SWANSON HIM., Engineering - J.C.C. - rifle club - hunfing -- Greenhursf inieresis-209. SANDRA H. SWANSON Sandy Cheerleading - pholographer's delighl - Miss lnlernaiional of l955 - per- sonalily plus - pixie cuis -- 322. ALAN TANNER HA Z., Chicago While Sox ian - qoli-home- room baskefball - The boys on ihe knob - baseball - 262. . X 'R XX wi Q 5 M nf f ri if Tig' V 4 . a , J i f. .s,a:i.,:1. -fi . ' . ... X . X ss, , QMS? S sg is I fb' l in- uii R' T. Si . D 6 s. 'N i Z il all JAN ET STAWIARSKI ustarvu California bound - ions of fun-sporis - sunny disposilion-friendly io all - 306. CAROL B. SWAN A'Cappella - Swing your parl'ner - undecided iufure - accordion playing -quiei-322. DAVID G. SWANSON uDa'ven U. S. Navy - iuiure phofographer - Bonnie - faciory man -- quiei-209. JAN ET M. SWAN SON While cap - live wire - chemisfry woes - cloihes conscious- ya know - 322. ROBERT SWANSON Bob Tech. sfudeni - church league baske?- ball - Red and Green sfaff - six fool plus -- sfudious - 209. JOSEPHINE A. TAFT losie HONOR SOCIETY Vim, vigor and viialiiy - furure leacher - musical ability - always busy - smiles for everyone--322. ANN C. TERESI Delayed homeroom enfrances - fufure secrefary - cute smile - waiting for 'rhose leH'ers - near wardrobe - IO9. ... .., 4.2 M- Lg .maaufflxa JOYCE CAROL THOMPSON Girl wifh fhe giggles - 4-H - Millard Fillmore Hospifal - happy-go-luclcy- friendly-lO9. MARY ANN TILARO HONOR SOCIETY Shorfhand whiz - J-Quill enfhusiasf - quief - record collecfion - Mary Anne and I -IO9. THOMAS TONKIN Tom Swimming - Marines, here I come - ice slcafing - girls - hunfing and fish- ing-262. A. SH ERI LL TU RN ELL uSherryU French Club - music fan - off fo college - full of fun - Ya lcnow whaf happened? -fhe Gracie Allen of IO9. JANET E. UPTON ulann A'Cappella - an arfisT's eye view - Civic Orchesfra - fufure in nursing -- iazz records-IO9. MARY GRACE VALONE ,fMare,, J. C. C. plans - sfenographer--popular music - warm personalify - Oh, hon- esflyl -225. LAUREL E. VINCENT Band - ambifious - fravel buq - everybody's friend - undecided fufure , -IO9. I SARA O. THOMPSON Sally Pracfical nursing - Library Club - roller slcafing - Mi-Y - record fan - IO9. EVANGELIN E J. TOLLIVORO Chick Pefife - giggles - friendly - music -loads, of fun-I09. ELIZABETH R. TRANIELLO ngettyn Fufure secrefary - quief-hisfory blues - friendly - I'low'd you gef fhaf answer? -I09. RICHARD H. ULRICH Rick Engineer - cars - sure fo be a success - affer school work af Blaclrsfone - friendly-262. C. LeROY VAHL Baldy Navy man - hunfing - cars - eye for advenfure-Rifle Club-262. MARSDIN H. VAN ORDER Sonny College man - Loblaw's boy - iazz - Lef's go hunfingf' - WhaI's fhe word. Rich 7 -262. LILLIAN F. VITANZA HONOR SOCIETY Comedienne - fufure lady in whife - Red and Green - willing worker -- Thespians-IO9. 5.. .HY , V: 5 'I .. 512- A I .E ' 9.5, v NANCY JANE VIZZA 2 Fufure Nurses' Club - neaf as a pin- ' Jenny Lind of homeroom - Mercy Hos- J pam - friendly - 109. i sAMueL vuu.o Samba Radio repair - Air Force - carefree - Girls, Huh? --homeroom boy-262. hi. DONNA J. WALLIN A'Cappella - lols of friends - Angel . ' of Mercy - Thespians - smarr ward- V robe-I09. T fi HAGER E. WATSON Fufure Ieacher - lois of acfivilies - ' ' Thespians - Ari Meral Quiz - fhe comic iype-262. RICHARD WEDLOCK Q Dick Engineering fufure - hunfing - 'lech man - successful -- good marks-262. CATHERINE WHITE lfkatyll I Off fo New York - praciical nursing- rhyihm and blues -- sporis - friendship -I04. 3 CHARLES E. WILLIAMS Chuck f' Cer 'rroubles - ice slcaring - Naval Reserves - bowling - usher af Shea's Theafer-262. - . .. .MA A ge .ky MARY ANNE VULLO A'Cappella - lab 'iechnician - Seals- Where's Mary Ann? - friendly-IO9. E. JOHN WAHLBERG ulackn College fufure - sharp cloihes - Ivy League - Yachr Club - friendly-262. TERRY J. WARN ER Oufdoor sporfs - skafing-Pos?-Journal worker - racing - happy-go-lucky - 2I4. JUNE F. WEATHERLY Church acfiviiies - seamsfress-school girl complexion - blushes - How can I gel ro Pi'rI'sburgh? -I09. BEDETTE WENNBERG !fBettyll Fulure Nurses' Club - sfeady gal - library work - hospifal corridors - Mary and I. -I09. SUZANNE L. WILCOX llsuefl A'CappelIa -- Fufure Nurses' Club - I feel good 'this morning. -- Band- W. C. A. Hospifal-I09. PATRICIA A. WILLIAMS ffpatl, Come on. kids. lef's ----I - University of Buffalo - onfhusiasm - lab Technician - ice skefing - I09. I 1 .. ' f rs ? If . -ff w A-Wh 'WU'--V L 4, F- a sm l :v..1,vw-.,.- I llxvcf' lu 'E . 4 1 LEON c. wn.soN Loae11A M. wozumc llKing:: nldaudgau Love 'rl1a+ drafting - slamp collecfor- Friend of everyone - Mercy Hospi+al chess champ - Anchors Aweigh - -square dancing- Hi ya - Spark- handyman - 305. eHes -I09. FRED WREN PATRICIA A. YANKOSKI 'IP ll Nafional Guard - sporls - Go info , , at business - Romeo ,. -'Seen Ang or Singing lhe blues - long 'rresses - Chuck? -262. Take a le++er. - gym make-ups - fun 'ro know-IO9. PATRICIA R. YOCHYM HAZEL M. YOUNG npatn faHazelu Somebody's secrefary - reserved - Shorf hair culs - Ieffers from The Navy summers aI' Allegany - lafe enlrances -headed for Florida - finy-records -fun af Midway-I09. unlimiied-IO9. GEORGE C. AMMERMAN, JR. NANCY NORMAN junior Nance National Guard - huniing and guns- Roller skafing - Spanish - good sense homeroom baskeiball - red hair- +he of humor - neaf and frim - New York boys -2I4. Cify bound?-I I9. A SPECIAL WORD OF THANKS -+o MiH'on Franson for +he arl' work +l'1roughou'r fhis yearbook. -'l'o Marlin Caslcer 'For fhe cover design. -lol David Forsberg for +he pholographs used on 'rhe division pages. -fo 1'he Posl'-Journal for Jrhe piclures of +he a+hlelic feams. 45 .HMI z1lf1lUlir': Jane+ S+awiarskI, Jim DeSan+is lim! flfzrlruzw: .Unxf lzleuly in xzmvvfl: Nancy Reynolds, Marsh Arisman Nancy Hernan, Tim Ahls+rom lfzrmwl: K Y U d h Tim A'H'S+f0ff' livxl all amlmd: Sandy Swanson Too busy fo have our picfure fallen Um! fzzmjml: 1 1'f1'f111'ff1'ff1 Janei Upfon, Bob Lindgren Sandy Swanson, Dan Anderson S xg X x X + Q. Wittiest: Best xfwazzkfcftv: Mary PIHS, Bobo Landy fcaughfll Nancy Hernan, Russ Bai? lies! all aruzuzd: 'N Tim Ahlsfrom Bw! a47If01's: Nancy Hernan, Tim Ahlsfrom film! artistif: Best looking: Susan A. Jones, Milf Franson Sandy Swanson, Brian Moynihan Psa 1 I JUNIOR GIRLS Firsf Row: I. C-Ivw-v, S. WV'IIIf-IIII, M. EIIL-Isfw, S Law-, P, B. BUIIIIIAIM, M PALIWOI. Fifth Row: C. BfIIIIIc, M Lnrsnn VPU -HI, CM MWIHI, M. 5fH'flI v1, R. Mrfw. Second Row: I'. IGIVIISF, B. Swmvson, M. Br0CIc1'r1rI.Ic1v, M. Snvvwm-Iswvv, C I QQIIII I J.uJ9fw'I, N. RI:-Iffv, S, JfIv'sfIvg S Lxvvvmx R. WIII BUIJIII, S. SIMM. Six1hRow: D. Pmkvvirvq, M. Rom, P. FIvIgIn'v Irv! A I IIIIW, R. Nwfvr I, A. WI'II..:'s Third Row: 9. CFM il. Muvkwv, E. VVIIswv. K. PI-Ivrsmv, R. CnvIson, L. Foti. SevenIh vfmwx A Buch f,'- M. II-IIIII 47. Nwkrm, C. Lrwwfsww, A, Row: L. SI.-HIMII, J. DvMc'yz-Iv, J, CIvrISIwwsvr1, M. Juhusou Iwvvm-MI l II,w',mI H fUmI.xI1fw Fourfh Row: M. Jrxhrvs-m, L. LMIIJ, Ki .IwIvrmwu, S. AI:Iqvuvv, P. OHIIIQIIN J, SImIqrvv1. I IINI Im Imwv, Il. SIMM- I-Iv L, Cf. BIIHIPI, C. Vow-II.I, J. LJf'SIro, JUNIOR BOYS Firsf Row: I Bvmwlr- I Lmvw, W BINSI, Cv. 3If'4vI11 , L. .I. I'-14-rs Iv'-. FifIh Row: U. Nnrly, Jr., A. Sinks, JI., D M' I.'f ymwl, C., Num J. fTw1wx, P. I7II'.1f1.I-1-'. Second Rowi .IIIIVQIUIN II. 5-nur, IJ. Frnnnxvv, F. Fvw4wm'v, C. ECQIIIHII, D I. CHM .Inq 9. L wg C. I'IIIIIIf-fi, A, B.mI1I1v , S Rwrms CFIISIIISWI. Sixfh Row: L. Husmvv, L. V.1Ivm, E. Bauer, L. Cnr I'. 'wHv.I1Iw If, C.. IIIHIM I. Shaw Third Row: A, .I-mnswx sw. I. Imwrw, R, JmmwS'ky! R. Hvss, A. Jwwslw, Sevenfh Row I Br-I'fuvfIfv, R. Omg R. Rfuqwvs, J, RI'wif-SQ J. C.:v-may l. Mwrv J. I'uII.wvv, In Swrmz-II, H. WhuIc', I. BAQIQIIS, U. I-IJII, B. Johnson Iwum, uv.-svn. Fourih Row: J. Mirwv, VV AI.uv's, Ii. U. Rr'J1.1v', VV. Am5Iwv. IIf'Im-m.IIf-r, R. JIJIIIS ff'I , S. Iuuilrwfg C. I'-.us- D. l.II4.wIrw, 48 vw .gsff X'-.4 N..,... -sg? I ! I Ink J. A -,..4 2.1. .... JUNIOR GIRLS Pihnio STQM Anus Cacia Kxmg Cumr JUNIOR BOYS QL M r R Day, D eier on I Flffh ow ur Hom Secon ow Ewa son B Long, or o uson un W w mud? wa erq G Shrsf 0 Amd r Lan 7 Slx Row D mr sm vw rwqlwi rd ow ea 0 1 D Verrv T Fofi, rme e Q M1501 n u r u erfou D M T Ev-Mm cssen cr A .Son v n W U rv r Our ow um Q wimsom R NP ow 5 1, J. Sw v wcmson v 1 Q . A gnu-. JUNIOR CABINET Firsf Row: I' Sriinimiliiifvliu, R, lliilmiiralwr, If Vfn':'.in, M. N. Carlslvn, D. Guslnlson, Mr, Miller. Third Row: FI. Day, Ui-Marrl-, S. Ianry R, .If-xirnsli. Second Row: M. Sim-nl, E. Anflrersun, M. Roni, M. Lnrrnw-, K. Kali, M. Ei-rviwl. I. Sfivlwr-Il, Cf, lliinsi-n A. Bigqivni, I, Biirrivrinnn, W, Dell, JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY llere we are, llie class ol IQS7 al llie end ol anollner uuccesslul year al J.l-IS. Our soplio- more year was greal, bul our iunor year l'1as been groaler. To gel slarled on llne riglnl lool, we elecled llwose uludonls wlionn we lliouglwl lo be rnosl cap- able ol leading us llwrouglw a second successful year, Tlwose seleclcd were llwe following: Miclwael DnMarco, presidenl: Palricia Vennwan, vice presi- denly Sophia lane, secrelary: Riclward Jeziorski, lreasurory and palsy Snnoragliuolo, keeper ol properlics. Willw an axcallenl group ol ollicers and our line, underslanding advisor, Mr. Floyd M. Miller, we lwavo allained many aclnievonfienls. Qur inleresl in world aid was slwown wlwen we, an a class, brouglwl rnore clollwes lo llne Save llie Clnildronu Federalion clollwing drive in Janu- ary llwan any ollner class. Cn February l8, llwe dramalically-minded among us presenlecl llwe very line iunior class play, Il1e People Versus Maxine Lowe, direcl- ed by Miss Paelznick. Early in June llwe leam consisling ol Diane Pickering, Bradley Long and Slanley lundine, represenled our class in llwe Clwarles E. Hall Debale. As llne year began drawing lo a close, we, llwe class ol '57, were liosls lo our line upperclassmen al llwe Junior-Senior Receplion lield on llne sclwool lawn. This made us realize and look lor- ward lo llwe lacl llwal we loo would soon be in our senior year, looking back al our lirsl Iwo successlul years in J.l-l.S. Ricliard I-leilzenraler I-Iislcrian. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Upward and Onward -This is The moTTo oT The Class oT 1958. IT means ThaT The class is Torwardfloolqing and progressive. IT announces ThaT The class has The will To succeed and The deTerminaTion To reach iTs goals. This spiriT was evidenl aT our TirsT meeTing as a group on Sepf Iember 8, I955, This drive was also presenT when -,ve had our class meeTing iusT beTore The cIecTion oT class oTiicers in QcTober. This Torf ward movemenT has also been TelT aT all our cab' ineT meeTings. One big achievemenT oT The class was The Sophomore RecepTion. AT This gaThering The parenTs were shown around The building and inTroduced To The Teachers. I.aTer in The eve- ning They reTurned To The audiTorium where They were enTerTained and aTTerward Tamiliarized wirh The diITerenT areas oT sTudy by The various heads oT The deparTmenTs. The climax oT The recepTion was The impressive inducTiow oT The lrlorioi SocieTy. In The aThleTic deparImenT The Sophomore Class had a very TorTunaTe year, winding up well ahead oT iTs compeTiTors in al sporTs. Under The enThusiasTic and helplrul guidance oT our advisor, Ivlr. George Keeler, The Class oT I959 has compleTed an ouTsTanding and highly successTul sophomore year. The class oTTicers Tor This year were: PresidenT ...., . . VicefPresidenT . . SecreTary . . Treasurer . , Keeper oT ProperTies I-4isTorian SOPHOMORE CABINET :irs w: , 1'-r . .1 .T . as rr vi, . carrfrio . , Franlc Scarpino .. JaneT Venman Kay Tolson . Ulf EasTman STephen Qlson Thomas Rana Thomas RaTTa I'li'il rian T Ro Ii K1 T R ll U E T F S S. Larson S, Berq'1ui5T, T. Vilm I. Pqvwrwr, L. Cars-- .I Vin' iv' K, Tolar , S. Olson, Mr, Kfwier, Second Row: M, Joh'ws',in, S, Nwlsov, A. Mvrc Imvwl, R. 7+ ii 'fr INMARD AN UPWMRU 1 1 3 ,w fy SJ 'ii . W -'ff 'Hs 'Ik dx N 'Y vig Y ig, - y' V' r. Q 3 .25 ,fy Ui ,Q l 3-4' 'Kbi.:? jr, . 'fl' ff -r wifi' 9 A ' ' f 9 a 'Yifzxfff L , ,L if , QW up . it Sv XV' , Q mi A ,rw .u D N Firsf Row: B. N. Boro, R. Vvrriura SOPHOMORE GIRLS Anderson, E. Conroe, J. Hanson, E. Johsnon Aruiorson, L. Vvinburq, C. Gaie, E. Cusirnono, Voioe, H. Burch. Second Row: S. Oakes, G. Barge. Gcer, C. Graco. Fiffh Row: C.W-br-r, S. Cobb, D. Sdnni S.M' R ' eir, C.EnqbPrq, J.Luc.iano, M. lorrrbardo, C. Uorin-qraV Mohrey, S. Morrcnson, C PaTadFno, D. Lnakn, C. Tosfrr C. Davis, Bvrnus, M. inqcrson, K. A'binson, M. Johnson Whife. Sindh Row: G. Beninfencir, R. Zeoliv, I. Houqnm E. Ribvris Snarkuy, S. Roof S. Srronq, S. Peferson, M. Karr S. HoTns?rorn, K. Anderson, J. Bncksrrorn, N. Carlson, S, Lnn.1 Third Row: S. HoTTinos, R. MnHa, D. Donafo, J. Tora, A. RoseHi S. Larson, M. Hoover, J. Lindsrrorn, C. ShaT Pr, M. Minn-r J. Cnsnnn J. DfrLorrG R. M4 mu: N. Brooks, E. Var Gander, T. Fioreiia, P.Larnb Hawxinson, C, Cyrfwwwocd. Fourfh Row: B. Pricr K. Toison, P.Trwor'1son, M. Sanruf3Tson, B. Hoiiis Srnirri. Sevenfh Row: J. Bnrnrrr, NA. Rrnrniqv-, Wask BTack P. Kniqhf, C. Lifzrfn, A. Clrhs, J. Ma'TffHff, J. Prntr-r Lund W. Anfis-rfron, S. Bffrqqolsr, J. Haii, R. Brown. 1 5. Jnnrrsw, S. Lanohiin, D. Lnnoira, A. Trusso, M. Bancroft, SOPHOMORE BCYS Firsf Row: W. Morqan, F. Papasorgv, J. Larona, J.Anderson, Eckiund, J. RaHa, K. Waifs, L. Brumrnavs, C. Johnson. Fifih B Cwisiafson, J, Hanson, J. SIQH, J. Lawson, G. Rinq, M.JobC, Row: T. Biers, T. Isaacson, J. Kofsi, H. Merisfxirxran, K. Vander Cr. Jfrnnsan, D. Cnrisfopnrrson, C. Uirmrr, L. F'PTCLrer, C. Ewinq. wark, J. Lofecheck, W. Wecb, R. Kid-Tor, T. Johnson, L. Russr-TT, Second Row: J. Avvrna, R. Mole, F. Piazra, R. Pirfs, R. Moiier, K. Harnrnerskrorn, D. Lindfors, B. Tornsfroni, A. Hoirrrsrroni, C. Rok-rr:-o, T. Swrgorirr, P. KnobTocn, L, Winsia, R. Nunn, W. Crogler. Sixfh Row: R. Harris, M. Bavar, C. riazwrwlwrq V. D'Anovio. K. S?arn, W. Carlson, R. DeV1Ta. Third Row: W. Hazenbcrq, T. Bufier, T. Viiardo, R. Moniori, D, Hoskin, G. Kisvr, R. Prirrson, J. Svarford, A. More-n, R. Giifinan, A. Riiey, R. Triscari, S. Trass, A. Carcwone, L.Ava1ionr, R. K ing, H. Z1-rrrnnr, D. ATT0nson, 6. Peiersor, J. Harrison, E. Olson, J. Lindnerq, C. Johnson. Sevenfh Row: C. Dohrio, D. Law T. Srowq, P. CnaTT, R, Sncrrwan, L. Swanson, R. Swanson. Fourfh son, J. Broadhead, R, Fiorenyo, C. Dickw, D. Clark, R. Oson, Row: A. Russo, S. Tcmauisr, M. NierTsw, C. Carnoben, C. Smirh, P. Robinson, R.CarTson, A. Abborf B. Pony, R. Sirnrrsrn K. Newark, J.Vicario, W,Baqiia, J. Enserro, A.Spadaro, N. R. Wilfsie, J. Hafcn, D. Londer, R. Olson, Mr. Gfxorqo Krrfyirfr. 6-School opens 23--Erie Prep defeafs Jameslown m flrsl' foofball 30-J. H. S. beats Troff Vocafional 30-Chauiauqua Counfy Teachers Conference no school 8-wlamesiown defeals Dunhrh I2-Columbus Day no school I5-Norfh Tonawanda defeeis Jameslown T 22-Olean defeafs Jamesiown U E , 26-Reporl' cards come owl 28-Wesiern Zone Teachers Conference no school 29 Kenmore defeafs Jamestown 5-LaSalle defeafs Jamesiown 7-J-Quill publishes ll-Veferans Day: no school II-Pep rally and parade from I2-Warren deleafs Jamestown 6-I2-Nalional Educarion Week I5-Sophomore Recepfion and Honor Socsa-ly nnduchon I9-Senior Class Play The Barrerfs of Wlmpole Sfreei 23-27-Thanksgiving Recess 2 Thespnans mducr new Troupe ai Clarence N Y 2-Jamesfown defeafs Warren In firsl' laesleihall game 6-Erle Academy defeafs Jamesiown 7 Reporf cards I0-Thespnans and NFL presenf The Man Who Came 'lo I3 Sfrong Vmcen-I' beais Jamesiown U E E I6-A Cappella presenfs Chrlsfmas Assembly 0 20-J Qulll lssues Chnshnas edlhon 2I-Chrusimas vacahon begms 27 Mass Lsndquasi becomes Mrs Erickson 3-School opens again 6-Cassadaga defeafs Jamestown I0--Warren defaafs Jamesfown I3-Jamesiown defeais Falconer 20-Jamesiown defeais Soufhwesiern 2I- Sfalag l7 , all-male proeluchon preseniecl m J H S Ausllforlum 25-26-Regenh examinefions for some sleep for ofhers 54 I-Reporf cards issued: second 'Perm I0-Dunlrirh defeafs Jamesfown I0-J-Quill holds Valeniine dance I3-LincoIn's Birfhdayg no school I4-Jamesiown defeafs Gowanda I7-Cassadaga deiears Jamesfown I8-Junior Class play The People Versus Maxine Lowe EHLENUHR 20-RED 81 GREEN sales campaign begins 2l-Jamesfown beafs Falconer 22-Thespian induciion 24-Soufhwesfern defeais Jamesfown 27-28-Seniors fake New York Sfafe Scholarship Exams 29-Exfra day of school, 'lhanlcs io Leap Year! begins MHR. 9-Bi-Counfy playoff af Olean I0-A'Cappella and orchesfra preseni 'firsf concer'l' I5-Honor Sociefy induciiong J-Quill publishes 2l-Reporr cards: senior rank ai sfalce! 23-Faculfy defeafs room l63, 59-57 28-Long Easier week-end begins 5-Career Day 7-Band conceri' I2-Greenville, Pa. Band visifs J. H. S. I3-Honor Socieiy Dance I4- Broadway on Second Sfreef , one-acl play compeiifion 20-29-Spring vacaiion MHY 5-Charles E. Hall Debaie I2-Moving-Up Day 23-Senior Prom 24-Baccalaureaie 25-Senior Banquei' 26-Commencemenf 27-Alumni Reunion 55 9-Second combined concerf ll-Sophomore parfy I2-Seciional debaie iournameni' I6-Repori' cards again I9-Thespian Worlrshop ai' J. H. S. 25-Class Day: RED AND GREEN comes ou? lwe hope, 26-Band concerf M. Fnnusou vying nl as 1 1:1 mu su is Q n.,' lt E ,,,..w ,A Ag, , U ' , , ff? 'T VB' 75 4 w i 1? 1.3-gg, ,ax fig 4 2 YT- .1 Si? 3 55 if .- Af, 'M if f , HF v vw ' 1 gl M ,Tig MMM Aff TN R 1 'L ' ' aw I I MJ .,5,M,p,, ,, A V . a :if ,M-fm: ' I 6 , A :,X .,,k?v.y I f ' f, XJ S 5 s 41.1- Qriu ' 6 5 I xv ' Qu Q Nix 43 NS SA-xxu A Ns Ui 1 ll f 11 i Ei , X .I w Q. X , ,I -f-W: ,I , W ,.:,5:5::f:5E Q .- ..mga-:-,L,. M, -. my ,- Q ' , .,. -- W . A ''S::L::I3:3i.. ?'4:E:2::a.'. -Ni -2- F STN ' N . X XX W x Wmwi 6 . ' . 6 4-1 Q x v. N Y 'M ff ' 12. 'HMMKQNS N5 X Y fix L wx sinnxxuxxagx WS? 1q,g5wN Xxxx 5 N NXNEYS - :E ZZG lznblu Q ' I 5 Q M Efgf asx Q m + fx aw ' QW wsmm ,ww- w w......ss Q UTERHRHJ M. Finuson EDITORIAL STAFF RED and GREEN abd: I I9 1'-vg I II :HIM-11, IJI, Kiddf-1, L. VII:mzn, K. Lindabl, D. W.1IIIm. Firsf Row. W. I,uD.,Iu, B. Sxwrwe.-rw, I1 I I.-, ' fl IIm II.. I1 HM-v I, EI Iwvwm, J. MIM, Mr-,.7fanqI1n. Se I II IIIIvY'YI b,.: j J I - , ,, an ' 'Q ' x - Q ,. . ag. .ff Richard V. FadaIe MoIIy Ann Kidder lirrwmw Ilflfmgrr lhizlm'-111-flw! ' , ,,,, 5 Ian F. Vifanza Milion N. Franson INHHIJII1' lwlllwr 58 .IH l:I1'1!u1' cond Row: IVI. Irruwwvw, D, I'IIIwlm.1, S, Bl Wm, RED AND GREEN ln The laTe Tall, The combined Torces oT The ediTorial and business sTaTTs, under The supervi- sion oT Mrs. Florence Zanghi and Miss Rosella AgosTine, respecTively, began The long, hard work necessary Tor The compleTion oT a successTul yearbook. Led by Molly Ann Kidder, ediTor-in-chieT, and Lillian ViTanza, associaTe ediTor, The ediTorial sTaTT concenTraTed chieTly on Their wriTing assign- menTs. CapTion wriTers were chosen, TypisTs were kepT busy, and The camera was in Tull use. Soon The sTaTT was busy idenTiTying, cropping, and scaling picTures, in order To meeT The deadline seT by The prinTer. The arT sTaTT, headed by MilTon Franson and supervised by Mrs. Eleanor l-limes and Mr. Richard Ramsauer, was consTanT- ly Trying To Think oT new and beTTer drawings Tor The yearbook. Thanks is due To Marlin Casker Tor his conTribuTion oT The cover design. The campaign drive, which was very successTul as usual, was held Trorn February 2OTh To March 5Th. Because oT The demand, The sale was con- Tinued Tor Two addiTional days. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The yearf book, The business sTaTT, headed by Richard Fa- dale, planned a Talking page, much To The saTisTacTion oT The sTudenT body. This record includes parTs oT plays produced during The year, selecTions Trom The A'Cappella choir, and speeches by The class presidenTs. The commiTTee Tor The Talking page included TimoThy Ahl, sTrom, emceeg David MacDonald and David l-lolrnlund, Tape recording: Richard liadale, John Cannan, Molly Ann Kidder, Lillian ViTanza, Mich- ael DeMarco, Frank Scarpino, Michael Clawson, RoberT Rogers, Samuel PaTerniTi, Mrs. Zanghi, and Miss AgosTine. As soon as The Red and Green wenT To press, The commiTTee meT and The various recordings were made. Since The Talking page saTisTied boTh Teachers and sTuf denTs, iT is believed ThaT iT will be conTinued in TuTure years. WiTh due Thanks To all who conTribuTed To The publicaTion oT The yearbook, iT is The sincer esT hope ThaT boTh The TaculTy and The sTudenls will Tind iT an indispensable reminder oT days aT J.l-l.'S. BUSINESS STAFF FirsT Row: J. Hendrickson, G, Elmeer, R. Fadale,'J. Cannan, G.Ring. Third Row: S.PaTerniTi, D. Cailson, R.A'mlvrl, R.Molir, R. Janowsky, M. Clawson. Second Rowzlvliss Agoshne, M. De' J.Muir, R.Rogers, S.Triscari. NOT in piclurez A. Bwzuisl, Mana, W. LaDuke, R. HeiTzenraTer, L. Carlson, M, Peck, P,Can- W. Hugh-is, R. Lindgren, Richard Lindgren, M. Rose, anl --mi, M. Celera, R. BaTT, R. Olson, T, Johnson, G. Johnson, Mr. Panzlrella. - IFS l CAPTION WRITERS . Firsi Row: 9. lIrvrJ'1'mv. J. Vfxfiff-v. ft, .V1J'rwwr'. J. WF!TYJTDl!!kiT, S. Krclnznilhr, S. Pafm'r1i+I, G. CvriWH1f,. Second Row: N.V1z xv. Ii H vw-T Tw, fl TMl'w?v R BMT I Mmw. D. HTJmMnd. C. Admwww. U. Swan, R. Fwwlwul. J, CTwri.Mnnw'v, R. T- V yy ww. Third Row: rf f -,vif vf1, R livvriwzre-rw, M, Smdmmwm, M, Tihxrw. C. CTf5wnT, J. Tvlnrwduwv, B. C.x'Jm, M. Pm R. TYPISTS irs1Pow: F. Cnrwvv J. H:-fibfwvfg J Bf-fq Jvrl.RTf,J,T,x'. econd Row: C-, f' 1:0 ART STAFF Seafed: M. Frank,-Tn. Sfanding: W. Lalluko. D. Fvr'-IW FQ, R. fXrwc'1vrT, R. Sarrw, 'VTr. Rarwisnmr M, Ca-Juv M fvumwmrw. Xi XS Seafed: C. Monella, G. Elmeer, G. GriTTiThs, A. Hedberg, S. Brown, E Phillips, E. Geller, B. Fried. Second Row: A. L. Johnson, J. Hendrickson, J. Chrisfensen, J. DeMevere, A, Riley, R. Mohr, M. Nielsen, M, l-lodnell, J. Ericson, C. Hansen, J. Clirislianscn, J-QU When is The deadline? Have you had The picTures Talcen Tor your page? When will The picTures come back Trom The engravers? Have you any good ideas Tor headlines? These gues- Tions and many oThers are aslced every Time J-Quill plans an issue. A greaT deal oT Time is required by The page ediTors, TypisTs, prooT- readers, ediTor-in-chieT, and advisor, Tor each issue. All The copy musT be Typed, prooT-read, and Talcen To The prinTer. The pages musT be planned by The ediTors and headlines musT be wriTTen. Ann Hedberg, ediTor-in-chieT, had charge oT The enTire paper This year. AddiTional guidance was oloTained Trom Miss F. ElizabeTh Jacques, TaculTy advisor oT JfQuill. RoTo, a monThly publicaTion senT by The UniversiTy OT MinnesoTa To high schools ThroughouT The counTry Tree oT charge, was disTribuTed in addiTion To The issues oT J-Quill. J-Quill has charge oT wriTing Along Jl-TS Corridors, a weelcly column which appears in The JamesTown PosT-Journal. ReporTers Trom J-Quill gaTher The school news and compile iT inTo a single column. This year Susan Brown was The ediTor. ln February in order To raise some money To meeT The increased cosT OT prinTing, J-Quill spon- sored a dance aTTer The JamesTown-Dunkirk bas- lceTball game. The special aTTracTion oT The dance was The crowning oT Denny Gregor and June lngleson, chosen by The Jl-TS sTudenT body as The ValenTine King and Queen. Jean Morse servd as chairman Tor This aTTair. J. Mnner, E. Roos, C. Hackok, N. Halvarson, M. Tilaro. Third Row: R. McGee, S. Swanberg, S. Cobb, S. Tane, C. Asguifh, M. l-lilbcrT, G. Nelson, J. Shelgren, E. Slaniord, M, Johnson, B. Engberg, T. CaTlin, A. MileTTi, L. Lodesrro, J. Morse. ILLT A bal oT appeared in one oT The issues Tor The mosT valuable TooTball player aT J.H.S. This year. The sTudenT body chose James DeSanTis Tor This honor and awarded him a cerTiTicaTe OT recog- niTion. Delegalres Trom J-Quill and Red and Green aTTended The annual High School Press Day Conv Terence aT ST. BonavenTure in Clean on May IO. The members aTTended sessions dealing wiTh diTTerenT Tields oT iournalism and an assembly program, aT which awards were presenTed Tor ouTsTanding iournalism worlc. A luncheon was served and a recepTion was held aT The golT course. The school paper was enTered in naTional come peTiTion aT Columbia UniversiTy again This year. lT was judged on a naTional basis aT The 32nd Annual ConvenTion oT The ScholasTic Press Assof ciaTion held March l5fl7 in New Yorlc CiTy. The Tollowing sTudenTs were in charge oT The paper: EdiTor-in-chieT ,. News Edilor , . l3eaTure EdiTor SporTs EdiTor ,. SocieTy EdiTor . Business Manager Exchange EdiTor PhoTographer Proohreaclers . Treasurer Bonnie Enoberg, Ann Hedberg Kay Lindahl GareTh GriTTiThw Gordon Elmeor SHSIHVI BTLTNU Eleanor Phillip. Mary Ann Tilarc Wiiliarri l.aDi,lu,- Mary Ann Tilari, Eleanor Qoller edled' K. li fi l Vi'ii-Ji M Kiliri, R iimlig E.Pl2il lliclfolr, .l. Morse, S. Brown, F. Goller, M. A, lilawi, M. Jalvi i' Sfandiriq: Man Ai fi. L ii-i V. kfiiillilns, C. sun, J. Cliiisliaiisoi-, R. Ball, W, l.iDiiki-, Mis. l.i'i.:'ii, OUILL AND SCROLL Quill finrl Scroll, the inlernalional honor so ifil lor liirlw sr-hool iournalisls, has more lhan Y l , 'liiily live- hundred chaplrviw. These are localed in nfiiirly f-viwiy zlalr- in the Union, and in Alaslca, llriwiiii, llurzrlo Rii o, Canada and Auslralia, fligiiiiifrirl on April lO, l926, by a group ol high l .1 lifiiil 'ilJli!?YVl'iOlf, lor lhe purpose ol encouraging inil rewarding individual afihievemonl in iournal- iam and iillir-d lields, lhe 'ociely has lal4en an If livri rifirl in raising slandards in lhis lield and in flllifffillflfl lhri course ol high school iournalisrn. ilii- .liiiiiii-,lnwn rhaplrzr vvai organi7ed in June L ml llfifl. lliiouglw lhr: cillicial publicalion ol lhe wociely, pm' liriil inlorinalion Concerning every phase ol piililirfiliriri woi-lc prenenled lo edilors, slalls, inil ailvixoiii.. borne ol lhe olher lasle, under 'iiliin by Ihr- noriely are lhe organizalion ol .liilrs !1Yl ,', fiw,of,iiilioii',, rrilirism ol manumcripls inflfulpiililiralirinu,f ,lalili+.l'1rnenl ol beller rolaf liiiiiu lirilwrireri ufhool and rommunily by means il illfllfifill'. publir ily, imprcrveirnenl ol condilions lf-i ',iiriceivi'.oim and teacher, ol iournalism, and llif .irgiiiiinling ol mrhocil oilicials and lhe public wilh llifn viilur- ol high school journalism. Wliiiii ii rhiirler in granled, lhe advisor aulo- iniiliffilly lJ!,'fffiVTl4 'i ii VYlf'l'TllTf:l' ol Quill and Scroll. Qiirililiciiliori-, lor uludenl membership in this or- giiriixialiori rHf'Q lll Candidales musl be ol al , 62 leasl iunior slanding. 121 lhey musl be iw lhe upper lhird ol lheir class in general scholaslic slanding al The lime ol lheir eleclion. l3l They musl have done superior worlc in some phase ol iournalislic or crealive endeavor. l4l They musl be recommended by lhe advisor or by lhe com millee governing publicalions. l5l They musl be approved by The Execulive Secrelary ol lhe naf lional group wilh headguarlers in Chicago. ln addilion lo lhese gualilicalions, J-Quill also ref guires a candidale lo have a minimum ol sevf only-live inches ol published malerial. A candle lighling induclion ceremony was hold al The ioinl slall banguol ol J-Quill and Red and Green in The spring ol l956. Members ol J-Quill who were inducled include: Susan Brown, ,lanel Chrislianson, Gordon Elmeer, Eleanor Cvoller, Garelh Grillilhs, Connie l-liclcolc, Myrna John- son, Kay Lindahl, and Jean Morse. The lollowing members ol lhe Red and Green were inducled: Molly Ann Kidder, edilor ol lhe yearboolcq Lillian Vilanza, associale edilor' Richard Fadale, business manager: Russell Ball, and Vlfilliam Hughes. Miss F. Elizabelh Jacques, JQuill sponsor' Mrs. Anlhony C. Zanghi, edilorial advisor ol lhe Red and Green and Miss Rosella M. Agesline, business advisor ol lhe Rad and Green are rho advisors lor Quill and Scroll. ,- - , 1 , ..., A .' . . -. ,. .W-.,,a2ap.. !,,-?'Q i' Y ' ' U 'W' PM ' 5 JW! f for A ggi A 3 f' , X' H L Q Q HUNUR Elllillfll KAPPA ALPHA TAU CHAPTER SENIORS Ahlslrom, Tlmoihy P. Ball, Ruuall Beclcrlnk, Mary Brown, Susan Adams, Geraldine M. Carlson, Joanna M. Chall, Cynlhla Chrlsilanson, Jana? Cranfz, Kay Davis, Pairlcla Ann Elmaar, Gordon P. Engbarg, Bonnie Erlandson, Judith Farnalla, Dolores Forscey, Suzon V Franson, Milton N. Goller, Eleanor Griffilhs, Garelh Harris, Allen C. Hedberg, Ann Hernan, Nancy Holmberg, Laasen Holmlund, David Hughes, Barbara Hunf, Norma Jaan lngleson, June JUNIORS Davis, Winslon DaMeyare, Joanne Fried, Barbara Hanson, Mariorie Helhenrarer, Richard Karr, Katherine L. Johnson, Anne Reed Johnson, Palrlcia Ann Jones, Susan F. Kidder, Molly Ann Kronmlller, Susanna Lawson, Dale W. Loo, Barbara Llndahl, Kay Llndqren, Richard Lindgren, Roberl Llnclqulsl, Barbara Lindsfrom, Pefar Malmslrom, Lloyd Muir, James A. Oqran, Nancy Palernlli, Samuel Pack, Myron Paterson, Dorolhy Pannlsfen, John Phillips, Eleanor Pills, Mary Swan, Dennls A. Taft, Josephine Tllaro, Mary Ann Vilanza, Lillian F. Leburg, Karan ll Roof, Mary Allca Stanford, Elaanor Strand, Mary C. Vanman, Palrlcla l V l l M. Fnnuson Seafedi Mr, Levin, Lloyd Malrrrsirom, K. Lindahl, T. Ahlslrom, R. BATT, D. Holnilund, A. R. Johnson, N. Hcrnan, L. Vilanza. Second Row: E. Phillips, D. Pr-hvson, M. Brzckrinlf, B. Engberq, B. Hughes, T, Tmliiilwrq, P. Davis, K. Leburq, K, Karr, M. PiTTs, E. Gollcr. Third Row: V. Venmnn, M. Hanson, M. Srran-d, M. Rool, J. Cxrlson, B. lindrruisl, C. Chall, S. Forscey, G. Adams, J. Erland- HONOR IT is indeed an honor To be chosen by The Tac- ulTy To membership in The Kappa Alpha Tau ChapTer oT The NaTional Honor SocieTy. Chare acier, scholarship, leadership and service serve as a basis Tor membership. Under The capable supervision oT Mr. Carl Levin, TaculTy advisor, inducTion ceremonies Toolc place in November and in April. The NaTional Honor League was sTarTed in March, l93O. The new charTer Tor membership To The NaTional Honor SocieTy was received on May 23, I93O. Miss Boala was The TirsT advisor. Numerous Teachers were advisors Tor The nexT eighT years. Miss Boalc served as advisor Tor sevenTeen years, beTween I938 and !955. Members will always remember The services which Miss Boalc rendered during The many years she was Their beloved advisor. CTTicers Tor This year have been as Tollows: son, M. Kidder, S. Brown, J. Taft FourTh Row: J. Muir, M.A. Tilaro, N. Oqren, A. Hedberg, N. T-lunT, S. F. Jones, G. Grif- TiThs, J. DeMeyere, D. Farnella, B. Lee, E. Slaniord, B. Fried. Fiffh Row: A. Harris, S. Paferniti, D. Lawson, R. HeiTzcnraTcr, P. Lindslrom, W, Davis, D. Swan, M. Peck, R. Lindgren, R. Lind qren, J. Chrislianson, G. Elmeer. SOCIETY Ice cream! Popl Candyl These are all Tamiliar words hollered by members aT The baslceTball games. The concession sTand is The main source oT income Tor The Honor SocieTy Scholarship Tund. A square dance will be held in The spring To help This Tund. J.H.S. boole- covers were sold in The Tall To raise money. All J.H.S. sTudenTs loolc Torward To The annual boaT ride on The CiTy oT JamesTown which is spon- sored by The Honor SocieTy. The Honor SocieTy members perTorm service proiecTs all year. This pasT year, Tor insTance. members helped wiTh The inducTion ceremonies oT The new socieTy aT Cassadaga, New Yorlc. In addiTion, awards were given To an ouTsTanding Treshman in each iunior high school. Honor So- cieTy, in cooperaTion wiTh Key Club, acTed as assisTanT air raid wardens and helped wiTh Career Day. FirsT Term Second Term TimoThy AhlsTrom . ,PresidenT ,,,, . Russell BaTT Nancy T-lernan ..Vice PresidenT ,. Kay Lindahl June lngleson SecreTary ,... ., Anne R. Johnson Lloyd MalmsTrom , . . .Treasurer .. . , David Holmlund 64 7 mar E , , Z Firsi Row: E, Mirhos, P. Hayes, J. MonforT, P. Davis, S. Jones, D. Olson, B. Lee, M. Biers, N. Sundquish Miss Marilyn Snyder, l'. lhlinrir, S. Mirhas. Second Row: D. WisTran, S. Carlson, advisor, M. Williams, S. Williams, J. Fnncher, J. Hayes. B, Krrllr-y, K. Cmnlz, J. Chiislianson, K. Lf-bum. Third Row: Ml-Y As members in The worldfwide organizaTion oT Y Teens, The girls oT MifY enThusiasTically began a year packed wiTh acTiviTies and Tun Tor all. ConTribuling To The success oT The year was The iniliaTion oT inTeresT groups which Tollowed each business meeTing To make Monday evening galherings mosT enioyable. Led by experienced leaders, The girls in These groups gained skill in such Things as modern dancing, cooking, bridge, and hair sTyling. ln The Tall an impressive candle-lighT recognif lion service was held in which members and oTTicers TogeTher pledged Themselves To uphold The high principles which accompany memberf ship in The Y.W.C.A. Each girl holding a lighTA ed candle vowed, To Take Trorn our spiriTual liTe all ThaT is unreal, To Tind The living God wiThin a living universe, To be ourselves alive in The living world oT one God-This is our purpose. November broughT The TirsT proiecT oT signiT- icance wiTh The observance oT World Fellowship, The week oT The ThirTeenTh. The Senior MifY ioined wiTh The JuniorflvlifY in Two Nickel Sup- pers which helped raise The S50 guoTa ThaT The Two groups TogeTher pledged To The World Pele lowship Fund. This money helped some Y.W,C.A. in The world To purchase The Things which iT mosT needed. Also The ioinT Mi-Ys made a scrapbook depicTing The American way oT liTe which was senT To lasT year's advisor, Won-VVah Lee, and her Korean YfTeens. AT Thanksgiving Time Mi-Y and HTY ioined in a rewarding service proiecT. The co-ed group collecTed money and purchased a generous Thanksgiving dinner Tor a deserving Tarriily. Again The Two groups worked TogeTher aT ChrisTrnas To give a Tormal dance. lT was so very success' Tul ThaT undoubTedly iT will become an annual aTTair. February 24 broughT The Roaring TwenTies To The HY . This nighT a gala carnival seT in The boisTerous aTmosphere oT The l92O's was opened To The public. BooThs and special shows enTerTained The hundreds who aTTended and The evening was clirnaxed wiTh a dance aT which The Queen oi The Carnival reigned. Again Mi-Y and l-li-Y worshipped TogeTher on Palm Sunday. This year The service was held in The LuTheran lmmanuel Church and was Tol- lowed by a breakTasT aT The Y.lVl.C.A, A week laTer The Annual lVloTher and DaughTer BangueT was held. AT This, a special TribuTe was given To The club's advisor, Marilyn Snyder, Tor The warm Triendship and leadership which she gave The club ThroughouT The year. A weekend spenT aT The Y.W.C.A. camp on Lake ChauTaugua ended The year, a year abounding in exciTing Tun and worThfwhile acTiviTy. Officers for This year have been as follows: PresidenT ..., , .. ... ..... Kay CranTz Vice-PresidenT ... .. .. .,., .laneT Chrisiiansen SecreTary .... ,.....,.... ,.,. , B overly Kelley Corresponding Sec,reTary .. , ,... . Sally Carlson Treasurer . ..,.,.,,. .. .... Karen Leburg Chaplain . .. ,..,., .,,. D iane WisTran Firsf Row: William Reid, YMCA Qecrefary, A. Harris, T. Back- us, G. Elmeer, R. Janowsky, J. Elias, R. Swanson, Mr. Herberf Carlson, Advisor. Second Row: R. Ohrn, G. Moyer, M. John- son, R. Fadale, M. Franscn, T. Johnson, T. Fadale, S. Olson, F. Freeman, B. Lang, R. Hess. Third Row: S, Blanchard, R. Olson, B. Johnson, M. Rew, R. Harris, A. Franson, D. RuTTenbur, J. KoTsi, R. Olson, G. DuBois, S. Carlson, J. Sundholm, W. Adams, L. HusTon. HI-Y l-lifY began The l956 year wiTh iTs annual well- aTTended TooTball dances, which were held aT The Y.M.C.A. The money was used Tor many OT The club's service proiecTs. AT Thanksgiving Time, l-li-Y, as in pasT years, donaTed a Thanksgiving baskeT To a needy Tam- ily. Members oT The club have also helped ouT in many Y.M.C.A. TuncTions during The year. ln June, The Norman Nelson award will be presenT- ed To The senior who has besT lived up To The l-li-Y sTandards. This award is in memory oT Norman Nelson, a Tormer l-li-Y advisor who passed away Tour years ago. Along wiTh The work, The members oT The club had Tun TogeTher. A ioinT inducTion service was held wiTh The lzrewsburg Tri-l-li-Y. AT ChrisTmas Time a dance, sponsored by l-li-Y and Mi-Y, was held in The Y.W.C.A. Also during The ChrisT- mas holidays, an alumni dinner was well aTTended by a greaT number oT Tormer members. The dinner was a greaT success and is To become an annual aTTair. l-layrides and oTher social evenTs were held Tor The members oT The club. l-li-Y also played Lyceum in Two baskeTbaII games. Friendly relaTions were mainTained when each Team scored a vicTory. This year, as in pasT years, l-li-Y senT repre- senTaTives To The WesTern New York YouTh Conf Terence in RochesTer and To The STaTe l-li-Y YouTh and GovernmenT LegislaTure in Albany. The members oT The club wish To Thank The advisors, Bill Reid, The new YouTh DirecTor oT The Y.M.C.A., and Mr. l-lerb Carlson Tor The ouT'sTanding iobs They have done To help make The club successTul. The oTTicers This year were as Tollows: PresidenT ..,......................... Gordon Elmecr Vice PresidenT .... .... R onald Janowsky SecreTary ,...., ...... J ulian Elias Treasurer ..... ..,. T imoThy Backus Chaplain . .... Allen Harris 67 Firsf Row: CT. llinnrsrr, N. Rrrynffls, 9. lliiql M. P'Hs. Second Row, efrniirirrg, s. r .rf,,,rr, c. onlinr, J cur, 5, cirrirfr, Third Row: MMG Hiilnr, .l. lrirlslrrrrrr cl. Mirlvlle, 3. Gem, FRENCH Anolhr-r f.ur,r,r-ssful year lor Le Cercle Fran- rai', his passed inlo J.l-l.S. hislory. As fhe wer,-ks rolled by, The various means of enferfain- menl offered every Tuesday affernoon in room 309 added lo lhe members' knowledge of fhe french people, lheir language, and fheir cusfoms. This pasf year, as in every year, Le Cercle francais uenl a giff package fo an orphanage in Trance. During lhe weeks before Chrisfmas, lhe members were busily packing fheir conlribu lions for lhe French girls who received 'rhem mosl appreciafively. A FTTHTU SOUFCO of an Clnllfllfqcd vocabulary was Ihe series of films which were shown every fwo weeks. Among fhese were, Le Cafhedral de Charlreuf' Louis F'asfeur, Versailles, and 'Zanzabelle a Paris. Pofenfial world fravelers among lhe members paid parlicular affenfion fo french ways of living which were depicfed in lhe films. A proiecf fhal fhe members of Le Cercle Francais enioyecl doing fhe mosf was visifing an elderly French couple who were more fhan pleased lhal The girls were able fo falk fo fhem in lheir own language. The members senf giffs lo lhe apprecialive couple during fhe Chrisfmas S. Turnell, B. Fried, S. Roof, A. Resr-Ili, C. llasirrrgs l Vrlarrra. Fourfh Row: C. Davis, B. llirglws, D. Firllrrrlwr, A. Jnlrrrsari, F. Andersen, S. larsrrr-, Q.. Srrirnrlnrrn. CLUB holiday and also senl lhem a lruil baskel on Valenline's Day. ln addifion, The girls learned fo speak French wifh greafer ease by playing differenf games and singing songs. ln preparafion for fhe visif fo fhe French couple, fhe members sfrove fo beffer fheir vocabulary and speak wifh more fluency, Le Cercle Francais also experienced an ex' cellenf financial year which was chiefly defer' mined by fhe success of a baskelball dance which fhe organizafion sponsored in January. The huge crowd insured a favorable year for fhe nexf year's members. On March 22 fhe French sfudenfs parficipafed in fhe lnfernafional Thealer lvlonfh program, sponsored by fhe Prefenders dramafic organizaf fion, by puffing on a delighfful French comedy skif. The annual banguef held in lvlay appropri- afely concluded fhe year's acfivifies, which were under fhe supervision of lvliss Emma Barber, face ulfy advisor. The year's able officers were fhe following: Presidenl Nan. y Rr-',nolds Vice Prewidenl . firarelli Criflillifz Ser relary . Cynllria C-rilrilli Treasurer .. . clanel Card Allendanre Keeper . Sally Car-'ron SPANISH CLUB Every Wednesday aTTernoon room 225 Takes on The aTmosphere oT a 'lSouTh OT The Border classroom, as Los Amigos de Espanol gaTher There To learn more oT our Triends in l.aTin America, The Spanish Club's main obiecTive is To give To The Spanish sTudenT, The Things which he mighT noT ordinarily geT in regular classroom sTudy. This organizaTion, under The direcTion oT Miss EThel M. Swanson, is open To any sTudenT who is engaged in The sTudy oT Spanish. The highlighT oT Spanish Club once again This year was The ChrisTmas ParTy. Rodney An- derson's parenTs noT only opened Their home Tor La FiesTa de Navidad, buT provided all oT The TradiTional Spanish Tood which was enioyed. A pinaTa was hung up aTTer dinner and each oT The Spanish Clubbers Tried his luck aT breaking iT. This is done wiTh a long pole, while The person is blindTolded. When The pinaTa was Tinally brolcen, There was a scramble To piclc up The giTTs which were showered Trom iT. LaTer, Spanish songs were sung and games were played. Span- ish scrabble proved To be a TavoriTe oT The sTu- denTs. The l-lalloween ParTy was anoTher way in which The Spanish sTudenTs goT TogeTher To enioy The TradiTions oT The SouTh American coun- Tries. AT one oT The Wednesday meeTings, Miss Bea- Trice Eclcberg, head OT The Foreign Languages DeparTmenT, showed slides oT The Trip which her sisTer and she Toolc To LaTin America lasT sumf mer. A loeTTer undersTanding oT The hisTory oT our neighboring counTries To The souTh was broughT abouT Through shorT Talks which The sTudenTs presenTed aT various Times ThroughouT The year. ATTer The Cassadaga vs. JamesTown baslceTbalI game on January 6, The Spanish Club sponsored a dance as a means oT providing Tunds Tor Their acTiviTies. OTTicers Tor The year were as Tollows: Prcsider'T .,.. . ........ ... .. , . Rodney Anderson Vice PresidenT .,. .. ..... Carl PeTerson SecreTary .. .. ,.... Carol Swan Treasurer ,. .... Julianna ford SPANISH CLUB FirsT Row: N. Kelly, Miss Swanson, R. Anderson, C. Swan, J. Ford, J. Muir. Second Row: C. PeTerson, M. Kidder, E. Thelancler, J. Baglia, S. Forscey. Firs? Row: W. Ansley, A. Hunh-r, R. Lindgren, R. Ball, W. R, Jackson, M. Peclr. Third Row: S. Lumline, J. Cusirnano, Bum iur-, R. fxriilr-rm,-1, l', Mullvavy. Second Row: Mr. Keeler, A. Vnlarrifw, D. lincoln, R. Day. Alvinirry l. Mixlrzi-slrfuin, R. Linrlqrvri, D. Holriilund, B. Lung, 'T Q Y 0 4- gpg 3 S KEY CLUB Under The able leadership oT Mr. George Keeler, Tacully advisor, The TwenTyfTive mem- ber, of The Key Club have worlced in close co operafion wiTh The JamesTown Kiwanis Club and The school. AT all Times, The members have slriven lo be oT service To The school and The communiTy. The Key Club This year devoTed a greal deal oT Time To carrying ouT Their varied services and acTiviTies. Every week, Two mem- bers aTTended The Kiwanis Club luncheon, held in The Hoiel JamesTown. ln December, as has been done in previous years, The Key Club memf bers conducTed The regular meeTing oT This ser' vice organizaTion. The Key Club is limiTed To TwenTy-Tive mem- bers in addihon To The advisor. The membership consisTs oT Twelve seniors, eighT iuniors, and Tive sophomores. Each year, The Ke Club Talces in only Twelve new members, Tour hom The Senior Clase, Three Trom The Junior Class, and Tive Trom the Sophomore Class, To replace Those who have been gradualed. They are chosen Tor memberf ship on The basis oT scholarship and service To Their school. ln JHS., The Key Club organized a clolhing drive in cofoperaTion wiTh The Save The Chile dren FederaTion. The members also co-open aTed wilh The guidance deparTmenT in organizing and conducTing Career Day. They sponsored The annual sTudenT-TaculTy baslceTball game, which is Their principal Tund-raising acTiviTy. The mem- bers also conducTed a moclc UN, assembly and organized The J.l-l.S. acTiviTies bulleTin board. The Key Clubbers also acTed as sTudenT air-raid wardens ThroughouT The school year. OuTside school, Their TuncTions included super- vising of parlring loTs on such occasions as The ChauTauqua CounTy Teachers' ConTerence, The lvlenTal T-lealTh ConTerence, and B.l.E. Day. OTTicers Tor The year were as Tollows: Presidenf ., ., , . Russell BalT Vin e Presidenl , . Tirnolhy Ahlslrorn Ser reTary . ,.,. 'Williarn Bourque Treasurer .. ,.. Rir hard Lindgren lieulenani Govern r .., David Haimlrmd FirsT Row: Miss McMahon, Advisor, P. Volpe, T. RaTTa, J. Eric- son, K. Cranlz, T. Erlandson. Second Row: S.CarIson, G. Denn, YORKER The principal aim oT The Yorker Club is To preserve boTh sTaTe and local hisTory. The Fen- Ton Jackson ChapTer, under The direcTion oT Miss Helen G. McMahon, TaculTy advisor, meT in room 2Ol each Wednesday. Through These meeTings, The Yorker Club planned The year well and TurThered Their aim, by arranging displays oT arTicles oT hisTorical inTeresT in The glass cases on The second Tloor oT The high school. These displays are designed To inTeresT The sTudenTs in The hisTory oT Their ciTy and sTaTe. ln The large case on The second Tloor, The club has arranged a Tarm scene and a spinning scene. The club obTains arTicles Tor These scenes Trom donors and The club's own collecTion. ln smaller cases The club has had a display abouT Governor FenTon which included a clock which The governor gave To Miss Anabelle Hil- ler's parenTs. Miss l-liller donaTed The clock To The Yorkers. One oTher display oT inTeresT was one which conTained a handkerchieT belonging To D. WisTran, F. Freeman, P. Davis, M. Nielsen, B. Price, R. Har- ris, M. Williams. Third Row: D. Hall, C. Beckslrorn. CLUB The laTe Miss CalisTa Jones, an early Teacher. Miss Jones circulaTed The peTiTion ThaT broughT abouT The building oT The JamesTown Union School and CollegiaTe lnsTiTuTe, Torerunner oT JamesTown l-ligh School. On April I4, The Yorker Club aTTended The Regional Jamboree aT Sherman. These meeTings permiT The clubs To discuss Their problems and ideas and To selecT members To run Tor sTaTe oTTices. The WesTern New York Jamboree is an annual meeTing. This year iT was aTTended by Miss Mary E. Cunningham oT CoopersTown. Miss Cunningham is The DirecTor oT PublicaTions and leader OT The New York STaTe l-lisTorical So- cieTy, oT which The Yorker Club is a iunior branch. On May I2 and l3, The sTaTe convenTion, which was aTTended by 7,500 Yorkers, climaxed This year's acTiviTy oT The Yorker Club. The Yorker Club oTTicers Tor This year were as Tollows: Firsi Term Jack Ericson Russell Swanson Kay CranTz ........ Thomas Erlandson .. Diane WisTran, Sally ....PresidenT ....Vice PresidenT ....SecreTary Second Term ..... Thomas Raffa Terrence Johnson .. PaTricia Volpe Treasurer ............ . ....., Jack Ericson Carlson . ,... Scrapbook CornrniTTee 7l Terrence Johnson SeaTed: M, A. Kiililvr, S, Kroiiniilli-r, Miss Overs, C, Kelley, T T Son, Third Row: L. Holniberg, D. Fullerlonl K. Anderson, L. l'. lhivi-3, D. TW-1-rsori, A. Jimirmsmix C. Wilson, J, Marlrelhg Rogers, B. Lindi1uisT, E, Colley D. Pr-Terson, C. H.isTings, K lirifi, S. lllii. Second Row: Tl. Walsrw, B. Twig S. Bore, S. Jones, N. Bminqlia M. Nielsen, R. Pale-rriili, J, Card T' .liliiisiiir 9. Lim-riiiisll J. Cmlsiiii, J, Aiiuinr-4 K. Lribuig, J. T.xlT, S. Swnrisruii, J. Swniisinix A. Pvlvrsoii, K. Sur-Tx, Tr' ll. liiiiiiiiil, V Briirii .l. Bw lshiiiii Q. B rim li iriTI M Sniiiiir-l B. Tlileriiiii. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Do you Think ThaT you are inTeresTed in a leaching career? IT so, The MerTon P. Corwin Tulum Teachers oT America Club is The organizaf lion Tor you, This educaTional group is aimed aT acguainling inTeresTed sTudenTs wiTh The opf porTuniTies and responsibiliTies oT The Teaching profession and culTivaTing in Them The essenTial gualiTies oT a good Teacher. Many inTeresTing and diversiTied programs are carried ouT by h.l.A. MeeTings are held in The Torm of Tureen suppers in The caTeTeria OT our school every second Wednesday oT The monTh. The TeachereTTe program is The mosT insTruc- live and imporTanT proiecT oTTered by T:.T.A. This program enables sTudenTs To observe and assiwf in an elernenTary or iunior high school class one aTTernoon a weelc. A panel oT live senior l3.T.A. members has helped in The Teacher recruiTmenT problem by panel discussions on We Choose Teaching. These discussions have been presenTed over radio sTaTion WJTN, in neighboring schools, and Tor service organizaTions. VisiTs have been made To Teachers' colleges. ln reTurn, The group has had numerous guesTs Trom The STaTe Teachers' Colleges explaining Their programs. VisiTs were paid To The Sherman Yorlcer Club and To neighboring elemenTary schools. During American EducaTion Weelc, a window display was arranged by The members aT Geer-Dunn. FTA. members also engaged in many service proiecTs such as acTing as guides Tor The Chau' Taugua CounTy Teachers' Conference. F.T.A. is aTTiliaTed wiTh The NaTional Educaf Tional AssociaTion and is sponsored by The JarnesTown Teachers' AssociaTion. Miss Helen Overs is The TaculTy sponsor and Miss Florence McGuirl is The co-sponsor. OTTicers Tor This year have been as Tollows: PresidenT Vice Presidenf . .,, Serrofary Treasurer T-TisTorian Parliamen Librarian Tar , PaTrir ia Davis . Sandra Anderson . Carolyn Kelley , Dru-.rilla PeTerson Molly Ann Kidder . . Anne Johnson Susanne Kronmiller FirsT Row: Miss Thompson, N. Vizza, S. Carney, A. BursTrom, B. Swenson, T. Caflin, D. Pickering, N. l-lunf, A. Johnson, J. Lund- berg, S. Wilcox, S. Johnson, J. Monfort, S. Williams. Second Row: J. Dominick, G. Nordine, D. Shay, C. Hoglund, D. Farnella, A. BuT-era, J. Thompson, B. Engberg, M. l-lilberT, W. Jensen, L. Woznvnk, T. Lombardo. Third Row: J. Morse, P. Venman, FUTURE The l955-S6 year marks The second year in The exisTence OT The FuTure Nurses Club in JamsTown l-ligh School. The plan Tor The club grew ouT oT an organizaTion sTarTed in Michigan in 1938 To sTimulaTe vocaTional inTeresT. Since ThaT Time, The idea had grown rapidly unTil There are now several Thousand such exploraTory groups ThroughouT The naTion. Our local club, as well as oTher counTy clubs, was sparked by The Chau- Taugua CounTy Medical Auxiliary. The main purpose oT This organizaTion is To explore The Tield oT nursing. One does noT necese sarily need To become a nurse because oT mem- bership in The FuTure Nurses Club. IT simply encourages girls To Tind ouT whaT The Tield oT nursing requires, and whaT iT oTTers, as well as To help in The decision oT wheTher or noT girls should choose This proTession. Having survived The usual Troubles OT a new organizaTion, The l:uTure Nurses Club has com- P. Tsiviise, J. DesTro, F. GaeTa, B. Murray, C. BooTh, R. Wirt- ner, C. Monella, L. Lodesfro, M. Beckrink, D. Wallin. Fourfh Row: N. DePeTro, C. Hansen, B, Cohen, J. Swanson, S. Trom- bino, K. Lindahl, S. Jones, T. Triscari, S. McVay, R. A. Coil son, E. STanford, J. UpTon, B. Wennberg. NURSES years commenced wiTh rallies held aT one oT The local hospiTals Tor girls Trom This area inTeresTecl in nursing. This year, members oT FuTure Nurses acTed as hosTesses Tor This year's rally. Included in The programs have been a panel discussion by a pracTical, regisTered and degree nurse: various speakers, including Miss Eunice Carlson and Miss Jean WisTranp and movies perTaining To nurs- ing. Vlfindow displays on nursing have been seT up To acguainT oThers wiTh The Tield oT nursing. Several girls have gained valuable experience Through volunTeer work aT The Red Cross Bank and The medical clinics. AT EasTer Time, club members sold lilies Tor The beneTiT oT The Crippled Children's Associa- Tion. This was a naTion-wicle campaign and Fu- Ture Nurses oT JamesTown High School readily supporTed This drive. The oTTicers Tor The I955-56 year are as Tol- pleTed iTs second year. The programs oT boTh lows: Junior Senior Diane Pickering ... ..,. PresidenT ....,........ ... Norma HunT Karen Campbell .. .... Vice PresidenT .,...,.,... ... Suzanne Wilcox Beverly Swenson ..,, Recording SecreTary 81 Treasurer Ann L, Jghngon Thelma CaTlin . ,... Corresponding SecreTary .... ., Joyce Lundberg 73 'Tir IIRECII This is The second successive year Thar Rec has been in operaTion in JamesTown T-ligh School. Revived only lasT year, The acTiviTies oT Rec have conTinued To be oT inTeresT To The sTudenT body. The acTiviTies This year have been much The same as lasr, buT The experience gained has meanT beTTer organizaTion and beTTer resulTs. The juniors, especially, have given much more help and parTicipaTed more in The commiTTee's under' Talcings. The pep rally beTore The Warren game, meT wiTh excellenT response and The acTiviTies oT The Rec CommiTTee broughT praise Trorn boTh The players and The coaches. The highlighjrs oT The day were The parade, The bonTire, and The dance. AbouT six hundred persons aTTended The bonTire on The TooTball Tield. The day's acTion added much To The spiriT oT The Vlarren game. Members oT The Rec CommiTTee produced a very good TalenT assembly which TeaTured Tal- cnT Trom The sTudenT body oT J,l-l.S. The Rec band, under The experT direcTion oT Mr. Charles Jacobson, band consulTanT, made deTiniTe progress This year. The group has many new arrangemenTs TeaTuring a modern sound. ln addiTion To playing aT Rec dances, The Rec band has played on oTher occasions. They perTormed aT The TooTball pep assembly, a pro- gram prepared by The Rec CommiTTeeI They also played aT The ValenTine Dance, held aTTer The Dunlcirlc game. The addiTion oT many sopho- mores To The band This year is a sign ThaT The band will conTinue To be acTive nexT year in pro- viding music Tor school TuncTions. The Rec CommiTTee has provided enTerTain- menT Tor all sTudenTs aT a minimum oT cosT. The response given To every acTiviTy OT The Rec indicaTes ThaT The sTudenTs oT J.l-l.S. Teel The need oT conTinuing The CommiTTee and iTs Tunc- Tions. Members oT The Rec CommiTTee are as Tollows: PubliciTy: Mariorie Hanson, Thelma Cailin ReTreshmenTs: Barbara Hughes. STanley Renos Admission: Nancy Reynolds, Mary RooT DecoraTions: Joseph Cusirnano, KaTherine Karr Program: STanley Lundine, David I-lolmlund, Rodney Anderson, Michael Clawson SecreTary: June Ingleson Advisor: Mr. Alan Babcock REC COMMITTEE FirsT Row: J, Cnuirnann, B. Hughes, R. Anderson. N. Reynolds, M. Clawson, J. lngleson, S. Lundine. Second Row: S. Renos, K. Karr. M. RooT, T. CaTlin, Mr. Babcock, QE www wx X .if 5 .- Q Q if ,S ke M Q, 1 'S M2 v gg, . 5 :'QWf7f,,, .M,. Q mg M X . mi-W XX li swfmzzii W sg? VW 'W X K i92g2QWi2 w, . 6 2 if 5 X ww ' A ' A mi 4 Q gg, 5 :5 5 Xb f-. ANNA! JT' .f-1,-K 0 n 3 I Q 5- aj -.3 ' iv-22 , 3... as in f AW i ga 3, f- W. xiw QM x ' 'W S gt. 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Al meelings held every Third Tuesday, The members have helped shelve books, Tile caTalog fards and alphabelize and Tile book iackeTs. ln addilion To reguiremenTs oT The previous years, fififli member, This year, was required To read and reporT on one book per monTh, To wriTe a brieT paper on censorship, and To be responsible Tor bullrrlin boards in The library. Some OT The SATTS, nolably The boys, were assigned The Task oT keeping new and aTTracTivC displays in The amend Tlofwr library showcase. Several OT The meeTings during The year were combinaTion businessfsocial evenTs, wiTh The serv- ing oT reTreshmenTs aT such Times as T-lalloween and ValenTine's Day. A ChrisTmas parTy was held aT The home oT Eleanor STanTord. Miss Barbara Lower, a Tormer SALS member who is now a senior in library science aT Genesee, was a guesT. Using a French sidewalk caTe as a Theme Tor The annual l:aculTy Book Tea, The SALS displayed many new books Trom which TacuITy members chose Their own reading, and noTed Those books which could be used To supplemenT class work. The library was gay wifh brighTly sTriped awn- nings, spring Tlowers, red and whiTe checked cloTh on The reTreshmenT Table and soTT music in The background. Truly iT was a pleasanT way To browse around among The exciTing new books oT The pasT year! GTlTicers eT The club were as Tollows: TTresidenT . .. . . . Nam y Ogren Corresponding Sei reTary Marilyn Biors Sec relary 'lreasiirvr STanlvy liindine Adviser .. . . Miss .lewiill A. Brown ., 1'l' V 191- L '1' ,V ' . V . , ' V 1 V., J -V f' 1 QV - vi' . WM ff? -V ' V f' , if-:fi fzS1f '?z-Vw L . 'vu-1 H ny, 1 4, , zwr.. r , ' 'A V ,V V .4 M d z -MYNQPV 'A V. '- 'I A -H 1 gi . , 1 1 Q. ,M -ef . ,J - , ' 'z ' 4 3 alx 1, f,,1k ' ,ig ' ,f, H: m ,-4 W ,ff f ,V ii :gs-1. 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Because oT previous memf orable perTormances oT all male casTs, The group realized lhaT il Taced Tremendous odds in al- TempTing To live up To The repuTaTion esTablished by such groups. The perTormance, however, leTT no doubT in The minds oT The audience ThaT The men OT JTTS. had done iT again. The comedy is The sTory oT Thirleen American prisoners oT war in a German prison camp oT Viforld War II. ln The play, a group oT men is guarlered in a barracks called STalag l7 . Bef cause Their plans oT escape are always being Toiled, They appoinT a securiTy oliicer To Try To catch The spy. ln The end, SeTTon lRussell BaTTl discovers lhaT Price, The securiTy oTTicer, lTimoThy Ahlslroml is The spy. Price is Thrown ouT OT The barraclcs by The enraged men and is shoT down by The guards. The play had many hilarious momenTs. The men received giTTs oi hockey sTicks and golT balls Trom Their parenTs, who had been Tooled by German propaganda inTo believing ThaT The prisoners were TreaTed as iT They were in a coun- Try club. Herb lGeorge lvioyerl Toolc a balh on sTage. Myron Peck, Carl PeTerson, and T-lager WaTson played The parTs oT The guards who were always Trading wiTh The prisoners and give ing Them such privileges as a record player and a radio. The sTudenT direcTors were RoberT Lindgren and David l-lolmlund. CommiTTee chairmen were Anne Johnson and Lloyd MalmsTrom, business: Mary l3iTTs and Loren Carlson, adverTisingg Rich' ard Faclale, producTion: DoroThy PeTerson, propf erTies: Darwin JohnsTon, lighT and sound: Eleanor STanTord, cosTumes7 Barbara Fried, malceupi and Rosalie PaTerniTi, ushers and door. Seafed: R. Fadale, R, Olson, E. Day, Mr. Wilson, H. Wafson, M. Peck, B. Lindquisr, R. Rogers, R. Lindgren, D. Wallin, J. Pen- K. Lindahl, D. l-lolrnlund, R. Lindgren, M. Pilis, J. lngleson. nisfen, S. Pafernili, J. Elias, M. Casker, G. Adams, J. Carlson, Sfanding: R. Anderson, G. Grifiilhs, D. Peferson, J. Anzalone, J. Swanson, M. Kidder, M. Clawson. THE MAN WHO CAME TO DlNNER On December fenfh fhe delighfful comedy sensafion, The Man Who Came To Dinner, by George S. Kaufman and Moss l-larf, was pre- senfed in fhe Jamesfown l-ligh School audiforium. The members of fhe casf and of fhe commiffees were chosen from Thespians and N.F.L. organiza- fions. Mr. Roberf C. Wilson, faculfy member, delighfed fhe audience in fhe parf of Sheridan Whifeside, nofed lecfurer and crific. The sfory revolves around The facr fhaf Sheri- dan Whifeside slips on a piece of ice on fhe doorsfep of Mr. and Mrs. Sfanley's home. Think- ing he has a broken hip, he remains for six weeks, furning fhe Sfanley house info furmoil wifh his mafchmaking and his sfrange friends from fhe fheafer. l-le drives his nurse info aban- doning her profession and furns fhe Sfanley liv- ing room info a broadcasfing sfafion. The whole family breafhes a sigh of relief as he leaves, only fo have him carried back in, wifh an acfually fracfured hip. The characfers were well chosen wifh Roberf Lindgren giving life fo fhe parf of fhe deluxe and sophisficafed cify man, Beverly Carlfon. Lorraine Sheldon, a glamorous sfage performer, was played brillianfly by Mary Piffs, wifh June Ingleson faking fhe parf of Whifeside's saucy secrefary, Maggie Cufler. Mike Clawson played fhe smallfown newspaper man who fell in love wifh Maggie and David l-lolmlund gave a spark- ling inferprefafion of Banjo, a l-lollywood comic. Donna 'Wallin played fhe perfecfly sfarched nurse of fhe famous pafienf, and l-lager Wafson played fhe fussy docfor. Members of fhe Sfan- ley family were played by Myron Peck, Garefh Griffifhs, Barbara Lindguisf, Joe Anzalone and Kay Lindahl. This is 'rhe second fime The Man Who Came To Dinner has been presenfed in our audiforium. As before, if mef wifh huge success. All sfudenfs of Jamesfown High School should be proud of fheir dramafic and debafing groups, which are capable of presenfing such firsf rafe enferfain- menf. 8I Firsf Row: J. Lindrii-r, J, Morse, S. Tana, K. Lindahl, J, Carl son, N. Rr-ynrulis, D. Wallin, L. Vilanm, B. Cohen, K. Byrne, R Fri'-T. Second Row: R. Rogers, B. Swenson, D Farnelln, CQ Sundfiuisl, D. Elruriilnmk, B Linfiiruisl, L, Tlolrnbr-rg, G. Aiianis, D. l'r-M-rson, N, lTu'iT, N. llr-rnan. Third R0w:K. Pelcr sim, B. Brrllarflo, P. Peppers, L. Poli, B. Dahlgren, R. Tosburg, PRETEN Prelenders, The Junior-Senior dramaTic Organ- izaTiOn OT J.l'l.S. under The supervision OT Miss MyrTle PaeTzniclc, has had a busy schedule This year. ln The Tall PreTenders sponsored The show- ing OT Shakespeare! MacbeTh. The Tilm was presenled on OcTOber I3 and many inTeresTed seniors aTTended since They had sTudied The play in Their English classes. Each weelc enTerTaining programs, including slciTs and dramaTic readings, were presenTed by various cornrniTTees, This Tall, PreTenders was privileged To have Two guesTs assOciaTed wiTh The LiTTle TheaTre OT JamesTown, Mr. George BolTon and Mrs. Madeline Osgood, who gave inTeresTing Tallcs. They Told abOuT cer- Tain phases in dramaTics such as direcTing, malcef up, sTaging and good-acTing. They also sTressed The impOrTance OT high school dramaTics. The celebraTion OT lnTernaTiOnal TheaTre MonTh was anOTher highlighT OT The PreTenders' year. This year iT was observed on March 22. A special meeTing was held wiTh Erench Club and Spanish This year's oTTicers were as Tollows: J. Ford, J. Shelqren, E. Slanford, M. ROOT, K. Karr. Fourfh Row: R. McGee, M, Hanson, W. SmiTh, E. Day, R. Day, D. Lincoln, K. Anderson, J. Connelly, D. Johnsfon, M. Caslxer, S, Lundinr, J, DeMeyerC. Fiffh Row: R. Bali, R. Lindgren, C. Hansen, D. Pickering, P. Tsivifse, R. Anderson, D.T-lolirilund. DERS Club, wiTh PreTenders in charge. An inTeresTing program was presenTed wiTh members Trom all Three OrganizaTiOns parTicipaTing To malce iT a success. lnTernaTional TheaTre MonTh is observed each year in cOmmuniTy, college, high school, church, and children's TheaTres ThroughouT The Uniled STaTes, and is aimed Toward The advance- menT OT dramaTics in our cOunTry. Members OT PreTenders This year have worked on cOmmiTTees and parTicipaTed in such prof ducTions as The Man Who Came TO Dinner, STalag l7, and Broadway on Second STreeT, To malce Them a success. During spring vacaTiOn a group OT PreTenders and Playhouse members aTTended The annual Play EesTival aT Fredonia STaTe Teachers College. Everyone aTTending enioyed The producTiOns pref senTed by dramaTic OrganizaTions Trom diTTerenT schools. Toward The end OT The semesTer, Play' house members in good sTanding were inducTed inTo PreTenders Tor The coming year. Firsf Term Second Term Cf-raldinfv Adams . PresidenT , , . Lillian ViTan7a Miflianl CIM f',fw n Virn PresidenT Jean Morse Marlin Ca-,lcer Treasurer . .,, . Rodney Anderson Joanna Carlson , . SecreTary ...... .. . Norma HunT Bfrrlmra lindgiiid . Keeper OT Propedies , ,. Palricia Peppers Kay lindalil I ., Keeper OT Records Barbara LindquisT PLAYHOUSE Every Monday aTTernoon, Playhouse, The soph- omore dramaTic group, meT in room I44 Tor Their weekly meeTing. Prom iTs iniTial nneeTing, Playhouse was acTive ThroughouT The year. The biggesT proiecT which Playhouse underTook This year was The presenTaTion oT Broadway on Second STreeT, The annual compeTiTive oneeacT play TesTival held every spring. Prom The plays, one presenTed by each class, a group oT iudges chooses a winner. The winning class is Then given a handsome Trophy. This year Playhouse pre- senTed in compeTiTion The lnTormer. ln addi- Tion, Parking Tor One was presenTed on a non- compeTiTive basis. Members oT The Playhouse group also presenTed shorT skiTs beTween The various one-acT plays. All in all, iT made up a Tine evening oT dramaTic enTerTainmenT. AnoTher highlighT in The Playhouse year was The aTTendance oT several Playhouse members aT The NaTional DramaTic ArTs ConTerence which is FirsT Term AnThony Vilardo ., ..,PresidenT Joyce Wallace . Diane Taylor .. STephen Olson . ' Carrie Ann Wilson ..,.,... Keeper o .. ,Vice Pres ,..SecreTary . ,. ..,..,. Treasurer held every spring aT lndiana UniversiTy in Bloom- ingTon, Indiana. There They were TreaTed To The presenTaTion oT some oT The world's greaTesT plays given by The naTion's Top high school and college dramaTic groups. Those in aTTendance saw, Tor insTance, Pygmalion, and The Lady's NOT Tor Burning, They also heard naTionally known speakers and play criTics and parTicipaTed in workshops. Living There Tor one Tull week and viewing The naTion's TinesT drama was Truly an inspiring experience. Under The able leadership oT Miss MyrTle PaeTznick, The TaculTy direcTor, classes in sTage makeup were organized Tor The girls who meT once a week. To make The meeTings more inf TeresTing and To encourage regular aTTendance, several commiTTees were seT up To provide a shorT program Tor each meeTing. The elecTions oT oTTicers were held in The Tall and again in The spring To choose oTTicers Tor each Term. They are as Tollows: Second Term ..,.... , . Jacklyn BecksTrom idenT ... ,. Joyce LindsTrom .....Karen SpeTz . ...Mary Lockwood T ProperTies .. ......., ..... .,.. C y nlhia CarveTh Keeper oT Records ...,.............,., AnThony Vilardo SergeanT-aT-arms .., .... Firsf Row: S. Peferson, M. Karr, N. DuBois, S. RooT, C, CarveTh M, Lockwood, J. Beckslrom, A. Vilardo, D. Taylor, S. Nelson, S, lllig, J, Ribbing. Second Row: M. Bellandi, A. Magnu- son, M, lngerson, J, Enqdahl, C. Schaffer, J. Wallace, J. Lindslrom, K. SpeTz, D, LuneTTa, J. Shapiro, R. VenTura .. Mary MorTon S. Slrong. Third Row: S. Olson, B. Parker, C. Davis, C. Valonsr, P. Allison, J, MarleTTe, G. Wasko, D. DonaTo, K. Albinson, C. Sprinchorn, L. PheTTeplace, M. Johnson, M. Vilanza, R. Paler- niTi, T. Skoog. Firsf Row: J. lnqleson, K. Byrne, D. Wallin, E. Day, L. Rogers, J. Carlsen, L. Vifnnza, N, Reynolds, Miss Paevniclc. Second Row: P. Pi,-ppr-rs, H. Watson, B. LindquisT, D. Holmlund, THESPI The NaTional Thespian Troupe 364, Jamesf Town High Schools honorary dramaTic organiza- Tion, has been in Tull swing since December 2, when They Traveled To Clarence, New Yorlc To inducT a new Thespian Troupe There. On Deceme ber IO, The Man Who Came To Dinner, a Three-facT comedy, was presenTed in our audif lorium, wiTh TaculTy member, Mr. RoberT C. Wilson brillianTly playing The parT oT Sheridan WhiTeside Tor a large and percepTive audience. During The year Troupe 364 held a number oT supper meeTings. AT The February T5 meeTing nine eligible seniors were Taken inTo The group. Because oT The inclemenT weaTher, The Thes- pians were noT able To go To AlTred UniversiTy, where They would have presenTed The serious oneAacT play, Which ls The Way To BosTon, wiTh Joan Lindner, Donna Wallin, David l-lolme lund and Rodney Anderson playing The parTs. Miss MyrTle PaeTzniclc is acTing as New Yorlc STaTe Regional DirecTor Tor Thespians This year. M. PiTTs, J. Morse, D. Pelerson. Third Row: A. Johnson, R. An- dersen, N. HunT, G. A-dams, R. Lindgren, J. Lindner, R. Lind- qrcn, G. GriTTiThs, M. Peck, K, Lindahl, R. BMT. ANS ThereTore our Troupe held a conTerence Tor The oTher Troupes in The sTaTe on May l9Th. The day was devoTed To one4acT plays and worlc- shops while The evening enTerTainmenT consisTed oT a Tormal inducTion ceremony Tor worThy iun- iors and seniors OT our school. Also This year Troupe 364 sTarTed The Thespian NewsleTTer. All The oTher New York STaTe Troupes were con- TacTed and The inTormaTion was compiled inTo a newspaper which was senT To The diTTerenT Troupes. ln June OT This year The NaTional Thespian SocieTy will hold iTs NaTional DramaTic ArTs Comcerence in BloomingTon, lndiana. This conTerence runs Tor one weelc during which Time onefacT plays, worlcshops, and Three-acT plays are presenTed. The sTudenTs selecTed To aTTend have always gained valuable experience. Thespian oTTicers oT Troupe 364 were as Tollows: PresidenT .... . . ,........,....... David T-lolmlund Vic e PresidonT ... ,,, .. ..... Mary PiTTs Corresponding SecrcTary .. ,....... Kay Lindahl Recording Serrelary , , ... Barbara Lindquisl' Treasurer .,.. .....,.,.. ..,. T-l a ger WaTson lr: is Er iamwn uni H-in H6991-U' Dlx ll!! UEHHTE M. Ffumton Firs? Row: D. Pri li fini, S f7,ariii-y, E, Caller, N. Plural, M. ll iiiwrri, S. Juni-s, K. Karr, ll. Isivilsf' Second Row: l. Eoli, li. H'-l iiiii, if Wiiliii, ll. llili . , K, Aliiiswi, M. Bi-ll.ii,ilr, 'fl Hi- ir ill.. 4 ,i llvn Third Row: A, xliihvisi ', R. Vrrirluia, I, lniilliir i, M. Kiii, .l. lriirs 'i. Fcurfh Row: D, lriririslla, HYPAT Many inleremling and enioyable aclivilies have made lhi-, year oxlrennely successiul lor Elypa- Iians, lhe girls' public speaking organizalion al lllfi, New members, who were admilled ailer lwo rninulc: lry out speeches, were al lirsl conf lronled wilh a bevy ol conlusing de-bale Terms, lrul lhoy soon becarne lamiliar wilh lhem, as was shown by lhnir alwilily lo acl as chairmen oi rlcvbalu lournamenls. Several programs lhis year were held in The lorm ol panel discussions wilh a iew of lhe mem- bers parliriipaling. Al olher limes one-minule rxlirrnrioranfrouu sporicihes, poolry reading con- lesls, and charades provided a greal deal oi rnlr-rlainmenl. lflypalianu also had rho privilege ol hearing several speakers during lhe course oi The year. Miss Mary Snyder, lrom lhe slali ol 'rhe Y.W,C.A., spoke on her experiences al lhe Pasa- ilr-na Playhouuff in California: Miss Madeleine Rogers, English leacher al JH5., lalked aboul her experiences abroad lasl summer, illuslraling hnr spnech wilh colored slides of lhe various rourilrieug Mins Norma Anderson, Jameslown's Youlh Ambassador for l955, spoke on her lrip lo Denmark and her experiences living in a Dan- year were as follows: l .. . . M rsidr-nl . . Firs+ Term Qliicers lor lhe ll iini ll ,ul . . ...Piiesidwn llf-finiii li iii ..Viio Pri 'iliiiri-i' C,i,ini,, .Sf-rrelary lliiirri- llii lfi-rin-1 . ..lrea',urer 86 R. Holiinluisl, G, Loprvsli, E. Slanlorfl D. Krall, C, llansvix Fiffh Row: C, Wasko, K. Vcrlirsoir, T. Caliin, C. Bvlliflo, D. Tayior Sixfh Row: S, lager luis! N. lliiii .ii-, K liiwialrl KA A C Jrrlrnson B EF:-xl IANS ish home: Mrs. Lucile Wrighl lalked aboul lhe Municipal Airporl Commission: and Mr. Michael Slanley, oi radio slalion WJQC, lold aboul The work and problems ol radio broadcasling. Every holiday a lea was held in lhe leachers' caleleria. l-lypalians also ioined wilh Lyceum lor a lew parries. ln March a lraveling supper was held. Everyone who allended will rememf ber lhe good lime she had iraveling irom one house lo The nexl. Ol course, ihese affairs couldn'l have been held wilhoul money. lhis year Hypalians held a dance alier one oi lhe baskelball games and several bake sales in order fo raise money. Again lhis year a basket was senl lo a needy family inslead oi exchanging gills al Chrislmas lime. llypalians also worked hard on 'llhe Man Who Came lo Dinner, presenled by lhe dravnalic and speaking organizalions al J.l-l.S. This pla was under lhe direclion oi Miss Myrlle Paelznick and slarred lhe sponsor ol Elypalians, Mr. Rob' erl' C. Wilson. They also worked on 'Slalag l7. ln June lhe annual banguel honoring lhe grad- ualing seniors was held as a filling climax lo an aclive year for Hypaiians. Second Term aiivrie Hanson . Siiun Jiwnpg Kallwriniw Karr y.. . .. lrlsiilla lsivilsv Firsf Row: M. Peck, B. Long, C. Peferson, G. Elmeer, S. Carl- H. Secor, D. Lincoln, S. Lawson, G. Pearson, D. Carlson, son, R. BaTT. Second Row: S. Lundine, J. Maxwell, C. Wilbur, S. PaTerniTi, R. Rogers, J. Wahlberg, W. Bourque, Third Row: D. Olson. Foudh Row: R. Olson, T. Bufler, L. Carlson, T. Back- us, R. Osgood, Mr. Wilson. LYCEUM Lyceum, The male speaking organizaTion, en- joyed iTs So year of acTiviTies aT J.l-l.S. Under The guidance of Mr. RoberT C. Wilson, a mosT successful year was carried ouT. One of The many annual affairs planned by Lyceum was The Lyceum-l-lypafians parfy. Every- one had a good Time dancing, singing, and re- freshmenfs were served. During The busy bas- l4eTball season, a dance was sponsored by Ly- ceum. Because of Their many capable commiT- Tees, The dance was a success and provided The high school sTudenTs wiTh an evening of enioy- rnenf. OTher acTiviTies of The year included Two very excifing baslceTball games wiTh The l-li-Y Club. ln The firsT game Lyceum losT wirh a score of 77 To bl, buT came baclc To win The second wiTh a score of 28 To 26. Lyceum parTici afed in The producfion of The This play was sponsored by The dramaTic and debafe organizaTions of J.l-LS. AT many of iTs meefings Lyceum has had well-lcnown ciTi- zens of JamesTown as speakers, such as: Mayor Carl Sanford, Mr. Daniel Lincoln, lvlr. Samuel STroTh and many oThers. They helped To' presenT The problems of Jamesfown in an inTeresTing and educaTional way. AT The close of This year Lyceum held iTs annual Royal Prom in The gym. Weeks of planning wenT inTo The preparaTion of This greaf evenT. Everyone ThaT aTTended marveled aT The decora- Tions and sofT music which were perfecfed To The highesf degree. LasT buf noT leasT was Lyceum's annual ban- queT. lT was held in The laTer parT of May, and everyone aTTending found iT To be one of The many memorable evenfs ThaT Tilled Lyceum's busy year. greaT comedy, Tffe Man Who Came To Dinner. Lyceum FirsT Term Gordon Elrneer Russell BaTT . Carl PeTerson Myron Peck Sam Paiernifi Bradley Long Presidenf ,....., Vice Presidenf ..... Secrefary ....... Treasurer ......, SergeanT-aT-Arms ,. Parliamenfarian .. 87 's officers for The year are as follows: Second Term Gordon Elmeer Carl Peferson Sfeven Carlson . Bradley Long Charles Wilber .. Russell BaTT Seafed: B Long, I.. Malnislmrn, N. Herman, D. Pickering, M, ll-insrni, S, Luriiinff. Second Row: R. Palerniti, M. Rool, R. Rory-rs, l.. Carlson, T, Ahlslrorii, R. BMT, Mr. Wilson, D. Peler- VARSITY Every year almosT one hundred Thousand high school graduaTes who gualiTy Tor TurTher Training Tail To go To college because The cannoT aTTord iT. Our Tederal governmenT should subsidize These sTudenTs wiTh a program oT scholarships. Un The conTrary, iT sTudenTs would only loolc inTo such possibiliTies as unused scholarships, sludenl loans, corporaTion giTTs and sTudenT emf ploymenT, a policy oT This Type would noT be needed. These argumenls were heard oTTen during This year's busy debaTe schedule. The acTual Topic was as Tollows: Resolved: ThaT GovernmenTal Subsidies Should Be GranTed According To Need To High School 6raduaTes Who QualiTy Tor Ad- dilional Training. LasT 0cTober, J.l-l.S. debaTers Traveled To JeT- Tersonville, N. Y., Tor Their TirsT TournamenT OT The year. BoTh The experienced and semi-experi- enced debaTers, oTherwise known as Teams A and B , were represenTed. The A Team won Third place in This meeT. The nexT Trip was To CorTland Tor The STaTe Teachers' College Tour- namenT early in November where boTh oT our divisions capTured a TirsT place. Russell BaTT was named besT spealcer and TimoThy AhlsTrom, second besT in The A division. ln February, J.l-T.S. wenT To ToronTo, Canada, Tor The ST. Michaels Speech FesTival. This marlced son, A. Johnson, K. Karr, Third Row: W. Crozier, R. Olson, R. Carlson, S. Lawson, K. PeTerSon, T. Cosimano, M. Johnson. Fourih Row: B. Jones, C. Pclerson, M. Peck, J. Ericson. DEBATE The TirsT Time J.H.S. debaTers had parTicipaTed in an inTernaTional conTesT. ln addiTion To debaTe, The members oT The A Team Took parT in origi- oraTory, exTemporaneous spealcing, oraTorical declamaTion and humorous declamaTion. The debaTe Team won TirsT place and our debaTe coach, lvlr. RoberT C. Wilson, was honored Tor having coached debaTe aTJ.l-l.S. Tor TwenTy-seven years. ln addiTion To parTicipaTing in TournamenTs, J.H.S. held and aTTended many inTer-school des baTes. lVleeTs were held wiTh Canisius, ST. Jo- seph's, Aquinas, lvleadville, BradTord, and Erie Academy. DebaTers also Toolc parT in panel dis- cussions and radio programs: and during Educa- Tion Weelc, several debaTers gave speeches aT P.T.A. meeTings ThroughouT The ciTy. Closing a very successTul year oT debaTe were The Albany College and STaTe Forensic League TournamenTs, in which debaTers Toolc parT in all maior divisions. J,H.S. held iTs own Tri-STaTe TournamenT early in May. OTTicers Tor The year were The Tollowing: PresidenT ... . . . . ,. . Russell H. BaTT Vice RresidenT .. . .,,. Nancy Hernan SecreTary ... , ..,..... Mariorie l-ianson Treasurer ... ., ....... , .. . TimoThy AhlsTrorn DebaTe Manager STanley Lundine, Diane Pickering CHARLES E. HALL DEBATE The annual Charles E. l-lall debaTe, now in iTs 34Th year, is again abouT To climax The debaTing acTiviTies oT J.l-LS. organizaTions. Every year The quesTion arises, Which will win, The iuniors or The seniors? This year Tim AhlsTrom, Lloyd MalrnsTrom and Nancy l-lernan will represenT The class oT '56. Their opponenTs, STanley Lun- dine, Bradley Long and Diane Pickering, will represenT The class oT '57, These people have been chosen Trom Their respecTive classes by commiTTees Trom The TaculTy. Each candidaTe is iudged on his abiliTy To speak, his poise, and The general manner oT his presenTaTion oT The sub- iecT ThaT is To be debaTed. This evenT is held in memory oT Charles E. Hall, an ouTsTanding sTudenT, who died in his senior year aT J.l-LS. T-lis parenTs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick P. l-lall, TirsT sponsored This evenT in l922. The winners oT The debaTe Take possession oT The coveTed silver Trophy Tor a period oT one year unTil The succeeding winners oT The Charles E. l-lall debaTe have been chosen. GTT6 CHARLES E. HALL DEBATE TEAMS Diane Pickering, Bradley Long, STanley Lundine liuniorsl1TimoThy AhlsTrom, Lloyd MalmsTrom, Nancy Hernan lseniorsl Sb 9 is . QSQS E af V wi' J Q, it x 51 3 :Iii CHF 'Ia ag iifxfp' :Wu fx 4 ,ji-PS 'xxx x 1 -- 1 'ag ' In In 1 . at K.. Qs H is so if K gs 6 gi fr . Q!! 'Pi H I I Q we FWUEIE 1 Q 3. T T i Firsf Row: M. Sfrand, E. Thelander, M. A. Vullo, S. Tane, Row: M. Roof, B. Swenson, T. CaTIin, W.Andersen, W. Bourque, A Milf-Hi, P. Tsivifsr-, J. Lindnf-r, A. Schreclc, J. Buck, P. Pep- VV. Dell, J. DeSan1is, M, Arisman, D. Anderson, R. Jackson, pfirs, G.GrilfiThs. Second Row: M.A. C, Johnson, E. Wilson, MBk'kMEHls CMI: CSa . ec, rin , . Q on, . ar er, . w n, L. Rogers, B. Liinlriuisl, J. lngleson, S. Ayling, N. HunT, K. CranTz. Third B. Moynihan. Fourfh Row: D. Larson, R. HeiTzenraTer, M. John- son, W. Adams, D. Johnslon, L, Malmslrom, G. Elmeer, T. John- son, D. Holmlund. A'CAPPELLA CHOIR The JamesTown High School A'Cappella Choir again ushered in The ChrisTmas season in The JamesTown area. WiTh one OT The busiesT sched- ules in iTs hisTory, The choir performed Tor many service clubs and aT Three vesper services held in The l:irsT PresbyTerian Church. Dressed in Their TradiTional red and whiTe robes and singing The processional Kyrie ChrisTie, The choir Tormed a Truly impressive and inspiring sighT as They moved wilh flowing graceTulness To The candleliT chancel banked wiTh red and whiTe poinseTTia. The choir also joined wiTh The A'Cappella Alumni To carol and spread ChrisTmas cheer Through The hospiTals and nursing homes oT The ciTy. Singing Tor These people and also Tor The blind aT The Lions Club parTy made vivid The significance OT The Tamiliar words OT Kyrie ChrisTie - Ye who have vain Tears, Trouble, grieT, or pain: Now shed no more Tears, Turn Toward heaven again. AnoTher highlighT OT The season was The choir's appearance over WGR-TV on December 22. This experience was Thrilling Tor The members OT The A'Cappella and in This way, all WesTern New York was TreaTed To The pleasure which James- Town residenTs have long enioyed. The program was so successTul ThaT iT may become an annual evenT. Besides The ChrisTmas appearances, The choir sang Tor The ChauTauqua CounTy Teachers' MeeTing in SepTember, and also Tor The Ele- menTary Comference Clinic held in November wi+h several sTaTe represenTaTives in aTTendance. ,I 5 FirsT Row: J. UpTon, A. Fagerslrom, J, Morse, J. Carlson, K. Byrne, C. Larson, S. Kronmiller, S. Wilcox, S. Johnson, M. Adams, L. Hanson, C. Chall. Second Row: S. A. Jones, B. Lee, J. Taff, M. Kidder, G. Adams, S. Bore, P. Doley, D. Wallin, G. Bellamy, K. Anderson. Third Row: R. Lindgren, R. Lind- On March IO The group presenTed iTs TirsT concerT, and The second one was given in laTe spring. On Memorial Day The A'Cappella par- TicipaTed in The services aT Lalce View CemeTery. More goes inTo The preparaTion oT a concerT Than mosT people realize, unless They should aT- Tend a TiTTh period pracTice session oT The A'Cappella Choir. The members work hard To malce Their perTormances ouTsTanding, buT The one who really worlcs hardesr is Their devoTed and compeTenT direcTor, Miss Ebba l-l. Goranson. This year so many sTudenTs Tried ouT Tor The choir ThaT a second choir was Tormed. This group was noT a parT oT The regular A'Cappella buT will be The basis Tor nexT year's choir. The A'Cappella again Toolc a Trip aT The end oT The year. ln order To raise money Tor This venTure, The choir members sold delicious candy bars. The wrappers on These bars were disTinc- Tive because They had picTures oT The A'Cappella and The orchesTra. OT course, The candy iTselT gren, S. Bishop, B. Long, D. Lincoln, G. Pearson, R. Day, M. Hanson, B. Fried. FourTh Row: R. Anderson, W. Schuver, G. Johnscn, D. Carlson, D. Swan, D. Swanson, R. Swanberq, 6. Moyer. really lived up To iTs name, The World's FinesT ChocolaTe. The A'Cappella Choir has a repuTaTion Tor being one oT The mosT spiriTed and enThusiasTic organizaTions in JamesTown High School. The words oT Dr. Joseph SaeTveiT, sTaTe school music supervisor, express The Teeling ThaT The A'Cap- pella radiaTes wherever iT goes. You, The mem- bers oT This choir, show ThaT you consider iT a privilege To be in The choir and ThaT you enioy whaT you are doing. You show noT only a loy- alTy To your organizaTion, To your school and To your wonderful direcTor, buT also a loyalTy To music ThaT shows in your singing. The Tollowing are The capable and hard-worlcf ing oTTicers who have guided The A'Cappella Choir Through Their busy year. PresidenT ,.,............,....,., J. Michael Clawson Vice PresidenT .... ... Gordon Elmeer SecreTary ....,. .... J une lngleson Treasurer .,... .... K ay Lindahl Librarian .... Josephine TaTT Manager . ..., David Holmlund BAND GROUPS Flufes Fronf: J. Cnair-nano. Second Row: A. Wiiliamu, S. Jr1nf:'., J, Vrn rnnn, J. Fanriwr, A. Johnson, R. Cnr son, P. Robin-,rin. Officers Firsf Row: W. Adams, P. Venn-ian, R, Lindgren, D. Larson M. Peck. Second Row: J. Sundnolm, Mr. Jacobson, R. Lindgren. D. Jonnsion. Color guard Fronf: S. Hoilinqs, M. Johnson, A. Wiiiiarns. Rear: M, Biers, M. Sirand, 94 Trumpeis Firsf Row: D, G-aefa, A. Cosimano, D. Olson G. Ring, W. Bocrsi, B, Gusfafson. Second Row: R. Lindgren G. Giulio, R, Lindgren, W. Croszier, J. Sundi1oim,G.Jonnsor1 M C. C. M M K. J. aioreifesz Crossiey Davis , Hanson . nnqerson Byrne Lindnor Firsf Row: S. Jones, J. Cusimano, M. Samuelson, P. Venman, C. Lind, A. Johnson, R. Carlson, S. Williarr-s. Second Row: ner, D. Carlson, R. HeiTzenraTer, F. Jones, Jr., R. Hess. Fourih Row: S. Hollings, A. Williams, M. B'ers, M. Sfrand, M. John- l S. Blanchard, B. Casler, G. Randeil, J. Card, R. Carlson, M, son, W. Boersf, S. Sabino, W. Crozier, J. Sundholni, A. Cosi' Franson, S. Swanson, P. Robinson, J. Fancher, J. Venmar, S. T-laTc.ier, L. Vincenl, S. Wilcox, K. Anderson, M. Jones, A. Franson, M. Peck. Third Row: M. Wirsen, J. Coleman, R. Bagnall, B. Anderson, J. Swan, D. Scholin, D Corii, S. Meli, W. Adams, S. Lund, B. Parker, D. Kidder, P. Smeraqliuolo R. Kidder, D, Covey, D. Carlson, B. Jones, T. Johnson, J. Lind- mano, G. Johnson, D. Gaefa, G. Ring B. Gusrarson, D. Olsfns, B. Rappole, D, Conroe, R. Olson, D. Larson, J. Tail, A. llolni sTrom, J, Lindner, C. Davis. Fiffh Row: Mr. C Jacobson, T. Carlson, A. Harris, J. Kofsi, J. Maxwell, R. Hullgren, J. Sm' Tord, T. Backus. BAND As The J.l-LS. marching band came onTo The TooTball Tield lasT Tall under The leadership oT high-sTepping drum maior Richard Lindgren, a Type OT marching was displayed which had never beTore been aTTempTed by The high school band. This precision marching, which is very diTTiculT To masTer, Toolc much hard worlc, buT iT made a greaT hiT wiTh The TooTball Tans. The band gave Their supporT To The Team by aTTending The Kenmore and Dunlcirlc games. Mr. Franlc Smer- agliuolo, Mr. Jacobson's assisTanT. did a greaT deal oT worlc wiTh The group during marching season. Then as The TirsT snow Tell, The band reTired To The sTage Tor Their concerT season. The band's perTormances began wiTh concerTs aT each oT The iunior high schools. Cn March 22 The band Traveled To Greenville, Pa., To presenT an assem- bly and on April IQ, The Greenville band gave Their exchange concerT aT J.l-l.S. The endeavors oT each band member were well rewarded as The band presenTed Their TirsT spring concerT on April 7, wiTh Mr. T-larold GusTaTson as guesT soloisT. Plans were sTarTed beTore ChrisTmas Tor The concerT Tour and sighT-seeing Trip To New Yorlc CiTy during spring vacaTion. On This Trip, Two days were spenT in New Yorlc and Tour conce-rTs were given aT various schools along The way. This acTiviTy is one which will sTand ouT in every band member's mind. Several new insTrumenTs have been added To The concerT band This year including a recording bass. This insTrumenT was obTained Through The Band Tag Days. Color guard uniTorms and alumi num Tlag poles were also purchased Through The proTiTs oT The Tag Days. Every Monday morning aT 8:00, The band oTTicers meT wiTh Mr. Jacobson To discuss The acTiviTies oT The band. Each member oT The band has been well re, wardecl by his endeavors This year: however, This wonderTul program could noT have been accomplished wiThouT The able leadership oT our band direcTor, Mr. Jacobson. The oTTicers Tor The year were The Tollowing: PresidenT ...... ..... . . . David Larson Vice PresidenT .. Roberf Lindgren SecreTary ..,,, PaTric.ia Venman Treasurer .. . ....... . Myron Pells QuarTermasTer ........ . . John Sundlnnlni AssisTanT QuarTermasTer , , Wayne Adams, Librarian . . ....,.. . l:irsT Term' Karen CarpenTer Second Term--RuTh Ann Carlson Manager ,. .... David Holmlund ORCHESTRA This year, The orchesTra is smaller Than usual, wiTh abouT 25 members: however, more and more pupils are being TaughT The sTring insTrumenTs in The lower grades, so in a Tew years, J.l-l.S. can counT on having a larger orchesTra Than iT has had in The pasT. The orchesTra members This year have been a very serious-minded group. They have pracTiced TaiThTully every Tuesday and Thursday Trom 2:l5 unTil 4:00 in The music room. For The TirsT parT OT The year, The group worked TogeTher as a wood-wind and sTring ensemble, and played Tor various dinners. ln The second Term, a brass secTion was added. IT perTormed aT The TirsT orchesTra and choir concerT in The audiTorium, playing such numbers as ShowboaT May 9Th, and aTTended one oT The TesTivals given under The supervision oT The all-sTaTe music direc- Tors. AlmosT all oT The orchesTra will appear aT The annual ChauTaugua music TesTival in June. OuTsTanding soloisTs in The group were Susan F. Jones on The TluTe, and WinsTon Davis on The violin, accompanied by Lloyd lv1almsTrom aT The piano. They performed aT The A'Cappella ves- per service as well as aT several concerTs. Susan Jones and WinsTon Davis were chosen by sTaTe judges To Talce parT in The all-sTaTe orchesTra held in Albany lasT Tall. The oTTicers oT orchesTra are as Tollows: H . . H PresidenT ................,....,.,..,. WinsTon Davis and songs Trom l-lans Chrxshan Andersen, as Vice Presidenf Susan F Jones well as numbers by Bach. Treasurer Cymhia Chau The orchesTra appeared aT The second concerT Manager .. ,... Lloyd Malmsrrom oT The season oT The orchesTra and choirs on Librarian ,... Josephine Tafi Personnel oT orchesTra: Violins: Bass Viol: Bass Clarihefl WinsTon Davis JaneT UpTon JoAnn Swanson Carrie Ann Wilson Marcia Adams Viola: Thelma CaTlin Cello: Ma ry STrand Lloyd MalrnsTrom Josephine TaTT Susanne Kronmiller FluTe: Susan Jones Oboe: CynThia Chall ChrisTine Lind Clarineh Susan Swanson Carilyn Larson Sandra Lund 96 Marcia Jones Trumpet AnThony Cusimano John Sundholm French Horn: Rolland Kidder Trombone: Bradley Jones Pienish Joyce LindsTrom HTHLEHE5 BASEBALL TEAM - I955 BASEBALL O BASEBALL SCHEDULE - l955 Varsily J.H-S- OPP- Salamanca ..,. , . 22 I Cassadaga Valley .,... 7 2 Dunkirk ......... . 9 0 Falconer . . . 7 3 Soulhweslern . .. . lb 2 Olean .....,..... . 5 4 Fredonia ......,.. . 6 7 Cassadaga Valley .... I7 I Dunkirk ,..... .. .. . 9 O Falconer .. ... I I I Soulhweslern . . 7 3 Salamanca . . 5 I Fredonia .. . I8 4 Olean . 4 I Kenmore . 7 2 Sophomores J.H.S. Opp. Frewsburg ,...... ... 29 2 Falconer J. V. .., 9 5 Bemus Poinl ..,....., IO 2 Soufhweslern J. V. .... I3 4 Firsl Row: J. Jr-ziorski. Second Row: B. Anderson, B. Moynihan. Third Row: I:l'9dOl'll5 J- V- -------- I3 5 J. DeSanIis, J. Gordon, R. Kessler. Fourlh Row: Mr. Ayers, T. Carlson, R. B P - f 7 3 wiriicfbimr, J. ruifafa, B. Bullock, c. Hammond, Mr. colbum. Fiflh Raw: emus Om -4'--r- - R. Allen, A. Tanner, J. Hannon, W. Bourque. Sixlh Row: S. Rowley, G. Peler- Soufhwesfem J, V' 8 I son, J. Johnson. 'i i The l955 Red Raiders under lhe excellenl coaching ol lvlr. Allen Ayers won lhe lirsl sec- lional lille awarded lo Jameslown Fligh School since l949. All during lhe season, lhe Raiders pla ed excellenl ball and had an impressive I5 and! I record, lhe only loss being lo lhe Fredonia I-lillloppers. The leam was made up ol many veleran play- ers. This gave lhe leam plenly ol experienced malerial in bolh lhe hilling and pilching deparl- menls. Bruce Bullock and Bob Winlerburn were back again and proved lo be oulslanding in lheir abilily lo sel down lhe opposing ballers. The game wilh Cassadaga showed James- lown's baseball prowess and also lhe greal pilch- ing ol Bruce Bullock. I-Ie nearly had a no-hil, no-run game besides hilling lour lor lour, I-Ie missed his no-hil game in lhe lillh inning when a Cassadaga player hil a single and drove in lhe only run scored by lhe opposing leam. The greal Raider hilling was shown in lhe linal I7 lo I score, Falconer J. V. ......... I6 2 In a non-league game wilh Olean, lhe Raiders gave a preview ol lhe Counly Triple A playolls. As lhe game wenl inlo lhe lasl inning, lhe score was lied al 4-4. Bill Bourque gol lo lhird base on a bunl by Dick Kessler. George Pelerson, pinch hilling, senl Bourque home wilh lhe win- ning run on a squeeze bunl. The Raiders delealed Clean again, a viclory which gave lhem lhe opporlunily lo go lo lhe seclional linals al Kenmore. The Raiders scored a 7-2 viclory over Kenmore lo lake lhe sec- lional lille. Bruce Bullock helped win lhe game wilh a single and a grand-slam home run. J.ll.S. is very proud ol ils leam lor lhe honor lhal il broughl lo lhe school by winning al lhe seclionals. Coach Allen Ayers and Assislanl Coach Wal- ler Colburn are lo be congralulaled lor lhe greal leam lhal lhey produced lor lhe '55 season. CROSS COUNTRY This year lhe cross counlry squad was composed chielly ol sophomores. Ellis Day and Larry Huslon were lhe only relurning lellermen. On November 3, lhe J. H. S. cross counlry leam com- peled wilh Olean, Wesl Seneca, and Amhersl in lhe seclional meel al Pollsville. The linal resulls are as lol- CROSS COU October I3 Easl Aurora-away-Olean 40, Amhersl 64, Hamburg I47, Porlville IB4, W. Seneca I'-7I, Eden 237, Williamsville 243, Alfred 25l, Springville 26I, Orchard Park 268, Callarauqus 274, Fronlier 340, Lancasler 404, Cleveland Hill 453, E. Aurora 457, Gowanda 475, Jameslown 482, Royallon-Harfland 506, Broc- lon 609. lows: Olean lsl, Amhersl 2nd, Wesl Seneca 3rd, James- lown 4lh. For lhe mosl parl, lhe J. l-l. S. runners lacked ex- perience, bul as lhe season progressed, lhis handicap was gradually lessened. The oullook lor nexl season ap- pears lo lne much brighler. NTRY SCHEDULE Oclober I8 Porlville-away-Porlville I6, Jamestown 5l, Ran- dolph 78. November 3 Porlville-away-Section 6-AAA resulls: Olean Isl, Amhersl 2nd, W. Seneca 3rd, Jameslown 4lh. Lellermen-Ellis Day, Larry Huslon. TRACK The J. H. S. cindermen came oul viclorious as Isl place winners in lhe Chaulauqua Counly meel which was held al Falconer. The Raiders also look a lirsl place in a quadrangular meel wilh Salamanca, Soulhweslern, and Falconer. The J. H. S. lrackmen, Chaulauqua Counly champions TRACK April 22 Randolph-away-praclice. May 2 Warren-home-Warren SZZQ, Jameslown SIX.. May 4-Dunkirk-home-Jameslown 56, Dunkirk 48. May II-Salamanca-away-Jameslown SIK, Soulhweslern 37M, lor lhe lc-urlh lime in live years, compeled in lhe lriple A meel al Kenmore wilh only a live-man group. The Raiders came oul in blh place wilh Kenmore lalcinq lirsl place. Joe lrloy, Bill Prince, Ted Eclclund, Alvin Hunler, and William Bourque were lhe live cindermen in lhe lriple A meel. SCHEDULE Counly Meel-Soulhweslern 222, Falconer WM. June 4 Kenmorewaway-Kenmore 42, Amhersl 25, Lackawanna I6, Seclion Meel N. Falls I4, N. Tonawanda I3, Jameslown ll, Olean 9, LaSalle 2, Lockporl 0. Salamanca HM' Falcone' ZOM' Lellermen fVarsilyJ-William Bourque, Joe Irby, Leonard Mon- MBY 'Z-Waffin-BWBY-Waffen WM. JGVTISSTOWVW 35Vs- laqna, Daniel Lindberg, Anlhony Baggiano, Ted Ecklund, Wil- May I7-Corry-home-Corry 52, Jamestown 43, liam Prince, Alvin Hunler, Roy' ranson, Kerry Golidinger, Rich- May I9 Olean-home-dameslown HK, Olean BEM. if Eay' Ra,Ymxzld Walxnafk' Rgchardllxljxlsoni S+ B,h Mai 23 Fredonia-home-iamesfown Padova QM- Tiz:..z 'eg':,,-im.:...sm-I..f:aUa,....ims:.... 2:1 Mi!kZZZJGCOVWY-BWHY-JGVTWCSTOWVI 33M. Ff6dOfl1i WK. DUN- gray Zcalise, Leonard Valvo, John While, Fred Pomeroy, Ronald ir 6. c un . TRACK SQUAD Kneeling: C. GI-ienl, R. Broadhead, R. Day, D. Pelerson, A. Bag- W. Ansley, D. Lindberg, S. Casemenlo, J. Irby, R. Franson, qiano, W. Bourque, K. Goldinger, L. I-luslon, F. Pomeroy, D. Carlson, S. Armele, W. Prince, T. Foli, L. Monlagna, E. Day, Assl. Coach Rubens. Slanding: R. Ecklund, T. Eck- R. Warmack. Iund, A. Scalise, J. DeSanlis, L. Valvo, A. Hunler, J. While, Firsi Row: R. Jeziorski, P. Mole, D. Andersen, P. LindsTrom, S. Armele. Third Row: M. DeMarco, D. Erickson, J. Pullan, W. Bourque, B. Moynihan, J. DeSanTis, L. Koser, R. Bender, W. Andersen, T. Sharpe, R. Rybecki, M. Johnson, R. Day, T. Poli, P, Smeraqliuolo, R. Jackson. Second Row: W,AnsIey, L. Valvo, M. Celera, G. Kooker, P. R:-ale. Fourfh Row: T. Con- A. Srnlis'-, C, Hunler, A. Baqqiano, M. Arisman, W.Farn1er, sTanTine, Mr. Babcock, Head Coach Colburn, ASST. Coach A. Hunter, R. Herron, S. Baflaglia, L. MonTaqna, C, Ghenf, Rubens, AssT. Coach Ayers. FOOTBALL They were one oT The mosT hardfworldng and ',piriTed Teams ThaT l have ever worked wiTh, said Coach WalTer Colburn oT his Three win and Tive loss Team. This record, however, does noT give iusT crediT To a Team ThaT was plagued by iniuries. The Red Raiders' TirsT game was wiTh a pow- erTul Erie Prep machine, Playing on a muddy, rain-drenched Tield, They were able To hold The Erie eleven ThroughouT mosT oT The game, buT Erie's size and experience proved Too greaT and The Raiders came ouT on The boTTom OT a 26-l2 Tally. The Tollowing weelc, The Team bounced back To Top TroTT VocaTional oT Niagara Falls by a Ilffb score. ln Their nexT game aT Dunlcirlc, Coach Colburn's charges showed Their greaT speed and decepTive abiliTy as They Trounced The lvlaroons 26-7. Wifh le-TT Taclcle Paul Mole ouT OT acTion, The Raiders played Their TirsT home game againsT NorTh Tonawanda under somewhaT oT a weighT handicap. J.l-LS. suTTered a I9-O deTeaT which broughT Their season's record To Two wins and Two losses. Olean's l-luslcies came To Town having losT only one game and Tied anoTher. Once again iniuries played an imporTanT role. BoTh Paul Mole and Wyman Ansley, The righT Taclcle, were benched Tor This game, leaving The Raiders wiTh a lighT Torward line. They bowed To The T-luslcies by a I3-6 score. The Kenmore game proved To be The mosT Thrilling oT The season. Spearheaded by Bill Bourque's Tine passing and Jim DiSanTis' hard running, The Raiders led 2I-I9 going inTo The Tinal Two minuTes. l:aTe, however, dealT a hand when Kenmore recovered a Tumble deep in J.l-LS. TerriTory and wenT on To win, 25-2l. ReTurning home Tor The nexT game The Raiders smashed LaSalle OT Niagara Falls by a 26-6 score. The lasT game was wiTh our old rivals Trom Warren. Warren's Dragons proved To be Too much Tor The Raiders in The highAspiriTed game as They closed ouT an undeTeaTed season wiTh a 27-2 vicTory. The season ended on a successTul noTe, how- ever, as JamesTown's Paul Mole was named To The all sTaTe eleven. I-1 'H,a.-M .. ws' ' w. BASKETBALLIM T. According To Coach Rolland TaTT, The J.l-l.S. baskeTball season may noT have been The mosT sensaTional in The record books, buT iT was re- markable Tor The Tine spiriT displayed by The Team. Coach TaTT explained ThaT lack oT ex- perience was a handicap, buT ThaT The will To win was always a Torce To reckon wiTh. An ex- cellenT example oT This s iriT was The Raiders' abiliTy To bounce back alETer losing Tour games consecuTively. DespiTe The mediocre record oT IO wins and 7 losses in regular season play. The Raiders held The Tans in suspense unTil The very lasT minuTe oT lay. The baskeTball Team losT and won games by The margin oT one or Two poinTs. In The TirsT game oT The season The Raiders were vicTorious over The Warren Team by one poinT, 68-6.7. LaTer on in The season, JamesTown Raiders sTag- ed a second halT comeback againsT Their rival, Falconer, by anoTher one-poinT margin, 62-TBI. ln The TirsT halT oT The Falconer game, J.l-l.S. was behind I8 poinTs. ef, NexT year The Raiders will have a promising ball club. Clarence Bobo I-lunTer, Wyma Ansley, and Sam BaTTaglia oT This year's squa will be a greaT TacTor in nexT year's baskeTball season. Under The able guidance oT The sophomore coach, Allen F. A ers, The Baby Raiders came Through a successiul season wiTh a remarkable perTormance OT I2 wins and 3 losses. BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE l955- I 956 VARSITY SOPHOMORE Jamesi .. .... 68 Warren ............. ..... 6 7 J f ..A,, 44 W JV Jamesfidxh .. .... 58 Erie Academy ............ 7I Jgmggfgvvjll F,-gvlyinur H Jamesfown .. .... 42 Dunkirk ...... , ............. 56 Jamegfown Dunkirk ,TV ....,.., H JamesTown .. 44 Erie STrong VincenT ...... 66 Jameswwn Gowanda JV .-.-.-,. Jamesfown ., 53 Gowanda .................. 58 Jamesfown Cassadaga Valley JV JamesTown .. .... 65 Cassadaga Valley ......... 54 Jamestown Warren JV Q '..v'.v....' H JamesTown .. .... 42 Warren ............. ..... 5 7 Jamesfown Falcone, JV A '.'.. JamesTown .. 62 Falconer .......... ..... 6 I Jamesfown Soufhwesfem JV Jamesfown .. .... 78 SouThwesTern . ..... 49 Jamesfown Fredonia JV ' JamesTown .. .... 76 Fredonia ..... 50 Jamesfown Olean JV Jamesfown .. .... 66 Olean ............. ..... 3 4 Jamesfown Dunkirk JV jamesfown .... .... Z9 3 gunkirkd ...........4. .... Z g Jamesfown Gowanda amesTown .... owan a .................. ' ' ' Jameslown .. .... 63 Cassadaga Valley ......... 57 Emilia: ggisflflfrggvvalley JV Jameslown .. .... 70 Falconer .................. 6l Jamestown Southwestern ' 3252221232 11.. 3311 35 ??3L'J!S?5leT7..'.'.1'.'. 33 Jameswwn Ffsdsnia JV - - Bi Counfy ....... .... 6 9 Olean ...... .. 78 Sedional game held af Olean BASKETBALL TEAM Firsf Row: W. Bourque, A. Hunfer, C. SpiTale. Second Row: Row: Hunfer, B. Moanihan, C. Hammond, S. Lundine, S. D. Gregor, R. Janowsky, W. Ansley, D. Lincoln, R. Day. Third BaTTaglxa. Fourlh Row: oach Taff, Manager Johnson. T. ff - mmassms.. aww.- 'gi A SWIMMING ln iTs second year as a recognized varsiTy sporT aT J.H.S., swimming has aTTracTed a greaT deal oT inferesl. AlThough The Team had only Ten members, They gave a good accounT Tor Themselves in each oT The nine meeTs scheduled Tor This season. Under The supervision oT Richard Bower, Y.Iv1.C.A. swimming direcTor, The swimming squad worked hard To improve Their sTyle and mTrengTh. The scholasTic swimming meeTs include several slyles oT swimming, such as breasT sTroIce, baclc sTroIce, Tree-sTyle, relay and diving. PoinTs are awarded according To lirsT, second, and Third Junior Ed Bauer is ouTsTanding in The TOO-yard breasT sTroIce and has compiled a ToTal oT 5535 poinTs ThroughouT The season. KenT Nordwall, a sophomore, scored his 54 poinTs in The IOO-yard Tree-sTyle. PoinTs scored by The oTher members OT The Team are as Tollowsz Richard BenneTT, 3OIf2: RoberT Nelson, 271 Angelo Alaimo, 233 Frank Radaclc Slfq KenneTh Carlson, 63A,: John Bellardo, 33A3 and STeven Bishop, 4, Since There were no seniors on This year's Team, The squad will lose none oT iTs sTrengTh and is expecTed To come baclc nexT year greaTly im- proved. place won in each caTegory. ResulTs oT The nine meeTs were as Tollowsz .Iamr-uIfiwn ,,..... 32 lfrie Trai h. ... 44 JamesTown ... .,.. 28 AmhersT .... ...,. 48 Iimii-ulriwn . .. 26 fxrnhersT ... 5I Jamesiown . . I7 Erie Prep. ....,. ,... 59 .lain i-i. lriwn .. 34 Frie Prep. .... .... 3 6 Jar-nesTown .... I7 Erie Sfronq VincenT ,, 47 .Iam i-'. Ifiwn .. ..., 45 Frie Ierh . 32 Jamesiown . I2 Binghamlon Ce-nTral .. 57 .Iiiirif-ulfmwri .. I6 LaSalle .... 43 SWIMMING TEAM Kneeling: T. Briui-r, K. NiirrTwa'l, S. Bi-ihop, R. Nelson. S'Ianding: Coach Bower, A. Alaimo, R. BonneTT, K. Carlson, J, Bellardo, P. Cannan. 'UM , X -. :rf .A ,,,,,,,,.w -mask 'W-'SP' S. Swanson, M. ETTelson, E. Anderson, S. Nelson, B. Murray. CHEERLEADERS In The early parT oT SepTember, under The waTchTul eye OT Miss GreTchen Sander, TryouTs were held Tor TuTure cheerleaders. The varsiTy squad ThaT was chosen includes Sandra Swanson, Joyce Berg, Sue Nelson, Maxine ETTelson, Bar- bara Murray and Elaine Anderson. The junior varsiTy was made up OT Nancy Johnson, Carol Greco, Marcia lngerson, Carol Bemus and Karen SpeTz. The girls spenT many weelcs pracTicing Their cheers. The girls selecTed Tuesday To be Their regular pracTice day. Miss Sander, girls' physical educa- Tion Teacher, Toolc Time ouT Trom her many acTiv- iTies To coach The girls. The girls provided Their own whiTe sweaTers and shoes while The school aThleTic Tund supplied snappy green and whiTe slcirTs. AlThough The TooTball Team did noT have a very successTul season, The Team members were very much inspired by The cheers oT The spiriTed cheerleaders. Before TooTball and baslceTball games The girls led cheers in pep assemblies. On The eve oT The J.l-l.S.-Warren TooTball game, They led a pep rally-parade Through The sTreeTs OT The ciTy To The aThleTic Tield behind The high school, where They also led cheers around a huge bonTire. The girls were allowed To aTTend The banqueTs given in honor oT The Team members To show The appreciaTion OT The TooTball and baslceTball squads Tor The girls' splendid performances in cheerleading. Members of the J.H.S. Rifle Club, instructed by Mr. Rubens, learned the nomenclature of the rifle, shootin positions. which include prone. sitting. and offhand. and safety in the use of firearms. The Club met' on Tuesday and Wednesday. on the school rifle range. the more experienced team shooting Wednesday. The Club is affiliated with the National Rifle Associa- tion. and the members of the club qualified for and received the medals of this organization. beginning with O l'H'E'R' ACTIVITIES RIFLE CLUB pro-marksman and proceeding through sharpshooter. expert and distinguished riflemen. The officers of the Rifle Club for this year were as follows: President ................. Thomas Erlandson Vice President ........... Bradley Long Club Executive Officer LaVern Nelson Treasurer ...... ........ M orris Hanson Secretary .... .... B radley Carlson GIRLS' SPORTS The girls a ain this year enioyed a varied sports pro- gram under 'Rie direction of Miss Gretchen Sander and Miss Virginia Yerdon. Cageball was the first sport on the agenda. On Mon- day, October l7, approximately ten teams from the dis- trict met at Jamestown High School for the annual High School Cageball Play Day. Another phase of girls' sports was the Red Cross swimming instruction and lifesaving. in which about thirty girls took part. This was something which all the girls enioyed doing and will find useful in the future. ln gym classes. the girls learned how to square dance and couple dance in a circle. Another interesting fea- ture was the fencing lessons which part of the girls received. Bowling is another sport which many of the girls took part in. The four teams. the Die Hards. The Senior Six. The Lucky Strikes and LaDuke's Ladies met all year long after school on Tuesday. at the Pine Streeflt Alleys. Basketball. which is one of the more popular sports. was a big success again this year. The first part of each gym period was spent reviewing the fundamentals. The games sometimes became rather rough. The homeroom intramurals received quite e bit of attention this year. A green pla ue was awarded to the homeroom which had the most giils participating. A red plaque was given to the homeroom of each class win- ning an intramural sport. The following girls attended after-school activities enough during the first term to earn their school mono- gram: Wanda Anderson. Jacqueline Beckstrom. Sonya Berg- quist. Patricia Chest. Betty Cordner. Nancy Erickson. Theresa Fiorella. Iva Houghton. Mary Morton. Beatrice Palermo, Beverly Peterson. lone Wiltsie. Gloria Barge. Eunice Knight. Carolyn Hinson. Luella Jackson. Elizabeth Carter. Barbara Brown and Ann Peterson. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB A new organization at J.H.S. this year was the lnterna- tional Relations Club. The founding of the club grew out of a call for people interested in participating in the Model General Assembly of the United Nations in western New York. This mock assembly. which is held every year in Buffalo. is sponsored by the Buffalo Coun- cil on World Affairs. Canisius and D'Youville Colleges, New York State College for Teachers. and the University of Buffalo. Each of many area schools was given a country to represent in this assembly. which was held on April I4. The purpose of the International Relations Club at J.H.S. is to acquaint its members with the country to be rep- resented. this'year lran, and with the procedures of the United Nations. This was accomplished by means of reports and discussions at meetings which were held every Thursday. The only requirement for membership in this club is interest. The final delegates to the assembly were chosen on the basis of three-minute try-out speeches. Those who attended from J.H.S. were James Muir. Carl Peterson. E. John Wahlberg. and Myron Peck. The club is sponsored by Miss Helen McMahon. head of the Citizenship Education Department in Jamestown High School. The officers for this year were as follows: President ................. ..... J ames Muir Vice President ................. Carl Peterson Secretary ........ Eleanor Goller Parliamentarian .... Myron Peck Program Chairman . .. Steven Carlson BOYS' INTRAMURALS Once again this year. the boys' intramural program was limited to homeroom basketball. Touch football was dropped two years ago when it conflicted with the newly organized cross country team. Mr. Colburn supervised a double elimination tourney which saw teams from almost all homerooms entered. Competition was keen and spirit was high as teams representing all three classes vied for the school cham- pionship. Homeroom 204 emerged sophomore champs. BOYS' This year 72 boys were attracted to after-school bowl- ing. Teams were chosen among the boys and they trundled each week at the Pine Street Alleys. The five ...Q room 208 as champions of the iunior class. and room l63 represented the seniors. Room I63 ,became the school champions when they topped the iunior home- room 22-I9. The annual student-faculty game was played on March 23rd before a large crowd of students and teachers. 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