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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

3, 3 1315 I 6 L 8 J ggi , J J JAMESTCDWN HIGI-I SCI-IOCDL JAMESTOWN NEW vom As The Class of l958 prepares To leave JamesTown l-ligh School, iT is well To remember all ThaT our school has meanT To us. We know ThaT These lasT Three years have been happy and proTiTable ones Tor us. The sTaTTs oT RED AND GREEN hope ThaT This ediTion oT The year- book will serve as a memory book To keep 'Fresh in our minds The achieve- menTs and ideals ThaT were nurTured. As we look Through iTs pages, now and laTer. may we be aware oT The imporTance oT our high school days. During our days here, we have widened our circle oT Triends. l-low ThankTul we are Tor The chance To know and appreciaTe people whom we oTherwise would noT have meTl School is a proving ground in learning To undersTand oThers: we are immeasurably richer Tor The associaTions wiTh all kinds oT people under all kinds oT circumsTances. LeT us recall, Too, ThaT our TirsT business here was To learn. Our Train- ing in classes. shop, laboraTories was a preparaTion Tor The nexT sTage oT our lives, be iT more educaTion, a iob. or marriage. WhaT we did well will be of value To us: whaT could have been done beTTer will also Teach iTs lesson. We musT now move upward and onward, buT we will always remem- ber The days when our hearTs were young and gay. Alma MaTer. Thy name in honor we hold, J.l-l.S.. Thou arT dear To us all. 2 Foreword .... Welcome fo New Principal . Dedicafion . . . Greefinqs fo Yulcilco Eyama . Refiremenf ..... Memorial fo Miss Ebba l-l. Goranson Faculfy ..... Senior Teachers . Classes . Honor Roll . Senior Class Officers . Senior I-lisfory . Senior Cabinef . Seniors . . Senior Superlafives . Junior Class .... Junior Class Cabinef and Officers . Sophomore Class Cabinef and Officers Sophomore Class .... Organizafions . Liferary Division . Dramafics . Debafe . Music . . Sporfs . . . Chamber of Commerce . 3 WELCQME MR. MEADE G. ANDERSON The faculiy and sludenls of Jameslown High School are pleased +ha'r Mr. Meade G. Anderson accepred 'rhe posiiion of principal of our school upon The re+iremen+ of Mr. Merlon P. Corwin, beloved former J.l-l.S. head. Whaiever school pos'r Mr. Anderson had held in Jrhe pas+, he has been a credil 'ro his communily and profession. We welcome him, and his assis+an+ principals. Mr. Rolland Tall and Mr. Roberf Wilson, as our adrninisrralive leaders and wish 'rhem every happiness in 'rheir work. 4 EDIICXATIICDIIXII MR. GEORGE KEELER The Class of l958 gralefully dedica+es Hs yearbook +o a man who has combined able leadership wi+h humor and warmlh. Mr. Keeler's boundless energy and enrhusiaslic encouragemenr have inspired unusual endeavor and pride in a iob well done in all lhe members of his class. l-le has led us upward wilh firmness and onward wiih purpose. We shall always remember lvlr. Keeler as our adviser and friend. 5 SAYCDIISTARA This year, J.l-l.S. has played hosT To a charming ambassador from The OrienT, Yukilco Eyama. She has enriched our school life wiTh her gracious manners and inTeresT in Things American. Yukon has Taken an acTive inTeresT in many school funcTions. Among her special inTeresTs have been French Club and l-lypaTians. OuT- side school, she has enioyed membership in LiTTle TheaTer and has risen brighT and early on Sundays To sing in a church choir. Yulco has been kepT very busy wiTh her many speaking engagemenfs. She has ap- peared before audiences in all The ciTy schools and service clubs. l-ler manner, as she spoke, gained her friends wherever she wenT. Home life wiTh The RoberT KiTTredges has been a warm and hearT-sTirring experience for Yukiko. She will never forgeT The cozy eve- nings spenT before The Television seT, her firsT TasTe of pizza, The anTics of a dachshund pup- py, her firsT dancing lessons wiTh Arden, or The girl Talks wiTh Jean abouT every new and wonderful experience. When she reTurns To Japan This summer, Yuko will prepare for enTrance To The Uni- versiTy of Tolcyo. She plans To sTudy inTerna- Tional relaTions and business wiTh The hope of enTering The field of imporTing and exporTing. Yukilco's presence in our school has empha- sized how small The world has grown and how much peoples everywhere wanT To undersTand each oTher. lmporTanT as The implicaTions of inTernaTional good will are, we wanT To sTress our devoTion To Yukilco as a person. She is a ioy To know. We have loved having her wiTh us This year. We are proud ThaT she will be a graduaTe of JamesTown l-ligh School. .RETIIREMIEINIT MRS. ALMA M. LIVINGSTON During The years ThaT Miss Ellen Soderberg was secreTary To The principal aT JamesTown I-Iigh School, she gave devoTed service To Thousands of sTudenTs as well as To The TacuITy. While her iob demanded a high degree of accuracy and efiiciency, she was never Too busy To help someone in Trouble. Those who lcnow her besT admire her noT only Tor her compeTence buT also Tor her warmhearTedness and IoyaITy. To Mrs. Alma M. LivingsTon go The besT wishes of boTh TacuITy and sTudenT body Tor happiness in her new, and we hope, more re- laxed life. Mrs. LivingsTon has always been deeply inTeresTed in The welfare of her sTudenTs. Through The classes she TaughT and The coun- sel she gave, she soughT To encourage The building of happy, eTfecTive lives. She will be remembered in J.I-I.S. as a gracious lady of high sTandards and viTaI personaIiTy. MISS ELLEN SODERBERG In fljrmnriam Ye who have win fears, Trouble, grief or pain, N ow shed no more tearsg Turn toward Heaven again. MISS EBBA H. GORANSON Each Chrislmas season ar Jamesrown Hi-gh School, siudenis and leachers alike are ush- ered inio a 'rrue spirii' of Chrisrmas by Jrhe s+a+ely processions and inspiring music of +he A'Cappella Choir. Through 'l'he years a French chorale. Kyrie Chris'rie, has been +he mosi loved of all +he carols sung by 'rhe Choir. As Chrisimas i957 approached and once again rhe iairhful singers Turned ioward Heaven again 'ro bring 'ro many hearis 'rhe lrue slory of Chris+mas, eyes filled wi+h 'rears and hearfs wi+h sorrow at +he deaih of 'the beloved founder and direcfor of rhe Choir, Miss Ebba H. Goranson. Miss Goranson, or Aun+ Ebba as she was 'lrequenrly called by her girls and boys, had devoied her life 'ro music and had influenced 'rhe lives of counrless hundreds wirh her child- like faiih in God and her reverenr inrerpreia- rions of sacred music. Ebba Goranson direcied 'the choirs of 'rhe Firsi' Mission Covenanr Church and fhe Firsr Luiheran Church during her career in James- 'lown and was an aclive member of 'rhe Zion Mission Covenan+ Church ar The +ime of her dearh. l-ler accomplishmenls as a musician and her influence as a remarkable human be- ing will arfecr The lives of rhose who knew her for a long rime. Those of us who mourn her passing pay 'rribure 'ro ihe smiling, whi're-haired woman whose life is an inspiraiion and whose mem- ory is a benedic+ion. Z!! 2,9 IQ! L. Searedr Mr. Wesley G. Miller, Superin'renden+ of Schools. Slanding: Mr. Burdell F. CoH'en, Co-ordinalor of Secondary 1 lnslruclion. 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION i Sealed: Mrs. Sealon B. l-larlley. Wilford E. l-lofgren, Harold P. Kane, L. R. Addinglon, Henry l.. l-luslon. S+anding: Wesley G, Miller, superinlendenl of schools: Ruperl' Long, Treasurer: Floyd Fil- mer, indus+rial-leclwnical consullanli Burl Furman, secrelaryq E. Millon Johnson, president Norman Janowsky, pupil personnel services: Sidney T. l-lewes, alforneyg Burdell F. Collen, co-ordinalor of secondary inslruclion. l i l ! MEADE G. ANDERSON Principal ROLLAND H. TAFT Vice-Principal ROBERT C. WILSON Vice-Principal ROSELLA M. AGOSTINE Business Educaiion PAUL R. ARNOLD Boys' Counselor ALLEN F. AYERS Science Baseball Coach Assistant Foofball Coach HEN RY L. BAILEY Science EMMA M. BARBER Fo reign Languages HERBERT A. BECKMAN Cilizensbip Ezlncalion VIOLET D. BENNETT Business Education HATTIE E. BOAK Business Eflucaiion E. HERBERT BOJE Driver Education I ml ustrial-Technical JAMES BRECKEN RIDGE I nfl ustrial-Technical' JEWELL A. BROWN Library IDA W. CHILDS English WALTER J. COLBURN Physical Education Hvarl Football Coach EDWIN F. CUDLIPP Inzlustrial-Technical Driver Education SALLY S. DeVIN E Mathematics HAZEL F. DICKSON Hmm' of English Department AGNES B. ECKBERG Hcarl of Business Education Department BEATRICE E. ECKBERG Hcarl of Foreign Languages Department ESTH ER L. ERICKSON English FLOYD F. FILMER lmlustrial-Technical Consultant PATRICIA O'C. FINDLEY Science Girls' Attemlance GERALDINE M. FITZGERALD Citizenship Erlucalion VELMA W. FREW Citizenship Education English GLADYS R. GILLESPIE Rrniling Consultant JOHN L. GiLSON Industrial Arts D ri :fer Education ROLAN D HARDING I11:l1zslrial-T1'clJ11ic'al ESSEL K. HEGBURG Girls' Counselor FLORENCE H. HINZ Home Economics MARGARET L. HOOK English CHARLES L. JACOBSON Music Consultant Band F. ELIZABETH JACQU ES English HENRIETTA M. JOHNSON Home Economics MABEL G. JOHNSON Business Erlucalion RUSSELL L. JOHNSON Orchestra Insfrumenfal Music VINCENT JOY Physical Education Baskelball Coach Track Coach GEORGE KEELER Citizenship Education GLADYS S. KRIEGER Foreign Languages CHARLES L. KUHN Ina'ustria1-Teebniral ONETA C. LaDUKE Girls' Sccourlary Special Class ROBERT E. LETRO Cilizcnship EtI'1lC'1lli071 Debafe CARL W. LEVIN Mathematics ALMA M. LIVINGSTON Home Economics LU CI LLE K. LOWN Music VINCENT F. MALLARE Bum! l11slr'1znu'ntal Musie HELEN T. MARQUART Matbematies FLORENCE F. McGUlRL English ROBERT L. McKENZIE Driver Erlucation H ELEN G. McMAHON Head of Cilizvnslxip Erlucafion Department WILHELMINE J. MERKLE Home EC'01l0111iCS Consultant EDITH M. MILLER Medical FLOYD M. MILLER I1z1lu.vtrial-Teclonical JAMES H. MITCHENER I11d1lSfVidl-Tffhnifdl DENTON J. MOON Matbematirs ELDA MAE L. MURPHY Science NORMA S. NEWLOVE English LOUIS D. NICOL Imlustrial Arts Driver Education MARION A. PANZARELLA Tccbnicul Related Subjects EVALYN J. PAU LSON English RICHARD H. RAMSAUER Art C. DONALD PETERSON Maihemaiics Assistant Basketball Coach MADE'-EINE C. ROGERS English CLARENCE B. PETERSON Boys' Counselor JOHN ROOD Boys' Secondary Special Class THEODORE M. PETERSON Science HAROLD RUBENS Assistant Athletic Director THAYER H. PRATT Cilizrnship Ezlucalion MARY M. RUSSELL Business Education ELLEN L. PRENTICE Boys' Secondary Special Class GRETCHEN SANDER Physical Education I 6 HELEN M. SELLSTROM Business Erluvalion THORNTON SMALLWOOD English EMMETT L. SMEDBERG Science M athematies FRANK L. SMERAGLIUOLO Bami Insirumcnlal Music HAZEL G. SPURR Cilizmslaip Erluealion MARY J. STRAND Home Economics LOIS F. STRICKLER Art ETHEL M. SWANSON Foreign Languages GORDON L. SWANSON Citizenslai 11 Ed ueafion Dramaties MARY L. TARBOX Library Consultant MURIEL G. THOMPSON Gi rls' Counselor RAYMON D WH EELER Inrlusirial-Technical AVARY E. WILLIAMS Henri of Science and Mfzibcmrriirs Deparlmmts RUTH H. WOOD Englixh MILDRED I. WOODCOCK Library VIRGINIA A. YERDON Pbyxiral EIIIIIYIHOII FLORENCE O. ZANGHI Englixla No piclure for Lillian C. Brinlc Business Educalion: Judy V. Morrell English. SENIOR TEACHERS Sea+ed: Miss Florence Hinz, Miss Helen McMalwon, Mr. George Keeler, Mrs. Evelyn Paulson Mr. James Mifclwener. Sfandingz Mr. I-Ierloerr Beckman, Mrs. Norma Newlove, Mr. Theodore Peler son, Mrs. Esllwer Erickson, Mr. Richard Ramsauer, Miss Geraldine Fifzgerald, Mr. Carl Levin, Miss Rullw Wood. Hazel Dickson, Mr. Clarence Peferson Mrs s. ,U H+- .- a , Q-fl ' as-.mi 1 ww' M 1 wr., 4'-M, W.,-, f 5 f W ig, M ,Z 1 K A,,,s?,gxq' v wi was fm ' T 1 'Q' T . ll B fm ll ii ETENEUR Johnson, Sharon B. Ralla, Thomas A. Samuelson, Marlha Louise Vilanza, Margarel Louise Swanberg, Ann Solveig Kidder, Rolland E. l-lagadorn, J. Bruce Anderl, Roberl G. Olson, Roger W. Anderson, Karen Louise Bagnall, Ronald Brian Fancher, Judilh A. Averna, Joseph A. Carlson, Loren Gregg Venlura, Roselyn T. Card, Janel H. Mullen, Judilh Ralla, Joseph J. Farley, Thomas E. Carlson, Carol Elaine Roberls, Eleanor Grace Mohr, Ronald J. Smilh, Shirley Annelle Updegrall, Cynlhia Harriel Meli, Sylvia Annelle Ewing, Charles A. l-lollings, Suzanne W. Vincenl, Carol Sue Bergquisl, Sonia M. LoPreslo, James C. Lombardo, Marie A. Sprinchorn, Carole Elaine Traslc, Gerlrude Kolsi, John L. Karr, Mary L. Cannan, Palriclc Kellie, Mary E. Moller, Richard D. Eredriclcson, Kennelh L. Johnson, Gordon S. Johnson, Thomas B. Reynolds, Judilh Louise Bavar, Michael S. Snyder, Sandra Kay Flelcher, Lee A. V HIGH HONOR Lind, V. Chrisline Carlson, Sally Eileen Herlel, Joan M. Spelz, Karen Eslher Halch, John P. Holmslrom, Allan Valone, Carolyn J. HONOR Sweelin, Thomas P. James, Peler Niclcolas Oldslrom, Slephen Carl Ring, Gordon R. Randell, R. Gill:-erl Beclcslrom, Charles G. Rool, Suzanne Albinson, Kay Suzanne Lund, Sandra C. Lockwood, Mary Allene Palermo, Bealrice Jane Barlcer, Michael McGill Slrong, Suellen Elaine MERIT Franson, Alvin L. Pelerson, Beverly Joyce Gaela, Donald D. J. Harringlon, Charles C. Werner, Frederic W. Conroe. David F. Taylor, Dianne M. Davis, Carol M. Pelerson, Ann Louise Monlorl, Richard D. DuBois, Nancy Lou Allison, Palricia Sophia Anderson, Belly Jean Johnson, Richard E. Slallord, Beverly Ann Carlson, Richard Edward Lindberg, James M. Sandquisl, Nancy Marie Beckslrom, Jaclclyn Russell, Beverly Anne l-lanson, Judy M. Guslalson, Bruce E. Wirsen, Mary L. 20 Laughlin, Sally Anne Wasko, Gloria Jean Swanson, Jo Ann Violel Olson, Slephen Harvey Agale, Carol Donalo, Donna Mae Sharlcey, Palricia Joan Winburg, Lalricia Mae Meiselman, Herberl Joel Mallhews, Roberl Lee Slcoglund, Sharon l-ea l-lollis, Beverly A. Palernili, Rosalie M. Swanson, Mary Kalhryn Rappole, Berl W. Cusimano, Joan Rewers, Palricia Ann Lindslrom, Joyce Elnor Appleyard, E. Joseph Smilh, Linda Sue Micek, Edward A. Larson, Sharon Kay Besse, James A. Slallord. Jack W. Hullman, Marshall E. Johnson, Belly Ann Triscari, Angela A. Johnson, Mary Elizabelh Cordner, Belly E. Anderson, Kalhleen Carol Michos, Elizabelh Billgren, Kalhleen Ann Crozier, William Marsh Denn, Gary Lloyd l-lolcanson, Belly Lou Sundlov, Jeanne Elvera Engberg, Carolyn May Conroe, Emily M. Gillberg, Belly Darlene Lund, Deanna J. Cusimano, Frances M. Vandewarlc, Keilh l-l. Sally Laughlin, hislorian: Bruce l-lagadorn, presidenlq Loren Carlson, keeper ol prop erlies: JoAnn Ribbing, secrelaryg Janel Venman, vice-presidenl: Roberf Anderl lreasurer. 1 'rr ik L 1-' 4 i i'. j'- -1 f ' l, .4 CLASS SONG OF I958 lTune Swanee l Cheer! Cheer! for 'rhe class of '58, Upward and Cnward. We'll always slrive 'ro be The very besl class J.l-l.S. will ever see. We'll Fighll Fiqhll for our banner, green and while, We will uphold lhee. We'll look lo lhee lor courage and lailh. Give rousing cheers for '58, 2 I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When one considers fhe hisfory of fhe Class of i958 of Jamesfown l-ligh School, he nofes fhaf fhe class has nof only faken good care of fhe fradifional acfivifies, buf has also been responsi- ble for several innovafions on fhe high school scene. The members of fhe class have shown a falenf for balancing fhe old wifh fhe new. ln our sophomore year, we cared for fhe ar- rangemenfs of Broadway on Second Sfreef fhrough fhe neophyfe dramafic group, Play- house. From fhe arfisfically designed program covers fo a vicfory over our more experienced classmafes in fhe compefifion, fhe evenf marked a friumph for fhe class of '58, The design chosen for class banner, during fhe early days of organizafion. is a handsome ar- rangemenf of our moffo, Upward and Onward and our flower, fhe rose on a field of class colors, green and whife. A picfure of fhe banner is used in fhis issue of fhe yearbook as a division page fo infroduce fhe classes. Keeping wifh fradifion, we elecfed fhe officers for our class on fhe same day as fhe iuniors and seniors held elecfions. We chose fhe following leaders: Presidenf ...... ,... Frank Scarpino Vice-presidenf .... .... J anef Venman Secrefary .... .. ..... Kay Tolson Treasurer ,......... ....., U If Easfman Hisforian ................ Sfephen Olson Keeper of Properfies ......, Thomas Raffa Following cusfom again, fhe class invifed par- enfs and ofher inferesfed cifizens fo fhe Sopho- more Recepfion. This evenf helps fo familiarize fhe communify wifh our school and provides an opporfunify for our families- and feachers fo meef each ofher. ln our iunior year, we sfarfed our acfivifies wifh elecfions, buf somefhing new was added. The vofers used aufomafic vofing machines fo casf fheir ballofs and fhere were fwo candidafes for each office insfead of fhe usual fhree. The resulfs were as follows: Presidenf .......... ..,, E dward Lesser Vice-presidenf ..,. . .,., Thomas Raffa Secrefary .... .......... J anef Venman Treasurer ........ .... A nfhony Merchanf Hisforian ................ Sally Laughlin Keeper of Properfies ....... Jack Sfafford On February 2, a casf chosen from fhe juniors presenfed Whaf A Life before a delighfed audience. The leading roles were faken by Sfephen Olson, Pafricia Allison, Roger Olson, Carole Sprinchorn, and Sumner Blanchard. A 'ream of Loren Carlson, Arfhur Cohn, and Charles l-larringfon represenfed fhe Class of '58 in fhe annual Charles E. l-lall debafe. Though The seniors won fhe decision, fhey knew fhey had been in a debafe when if was all over. We did our ufmosf fo make Moving-Up Day a memorable occasion, for if is always a 'rhrilling experience for undergraduafes, buf in l957, if was held in special fribufe fo our beloved refiring principal, Mr. Merfon P. Corwin. If was a pro- gram we shall remember for a long fimeq we leff our iunior sfafus and fook fhe places of fhe sen- iors soon fo graduafe. The seniors were enferfained by fhe iuniors af a luncheon-recepfion held on fhe lawn of J.l-l.S., on a big day for fhe graduafes, fhe day fhey gof fheir caps and gowns and pracficed fhe com- mencemenf processions. Music added much fo fhe fesfive air. Our senior year will provide memories for us for years fo come. There have been so many excifing fhings fo do, so many plans fo make. One of fhe mosf pleasanf parfs of fhe year has been having a foreign exchange sfudenf, Yukiko Eyama, as a classmafe. She has been acfive in our organizafions and a real addifion fo fhe senior rosfer. Our class has been led fhis year by fhe follow- ing officers: Presidenf ....... .... B ruce Hagadorn Vice-presidenf .... .... J anef Venman Secrefary ........ ... JoAnn Ribbing Treasurer .......... .... R oberf Anderl Keeper of Properfies ...... Loren Carlson Hisforian ...... .......... S ally Laughlin On Ocfober 24, fhe class presenfed Charley's Aunf under fhe experf direcfion of Mr. Gordon Swanson, dramafics coach. The able casfincluded Gordon Ring, Roger Olson, Charles l-larringfon, Roberf Osman, Roberf Piffs, Pefer Robinson, Joyce Lindsfrom, Carol Davis, Kay Albinson and Beafrice Palermo. The audience was highly amused by fhe farce and fhe class freasury prof- ifed, making fhe venfure a complefe success. FirsT Row: A. Franson, K. Norgren, R. Anderl, J. Ribbing, B. T-lagadorn, J. Venman, L. Carlson, S. Laughlin, J. T-lerleT, M. Bavar. Second Row: B. Covey, C. l-larringTon, J. ToTa, J. l-larTley, A. Vilardo, J, Luciano, T. RaTTa, lvl. E. Johnson, P. Mulleavy, J. BecksTrom, T. Johnson. Third Row: Mr. George Keeler, C. Engberg. SENIOR CABINET MoTTo: Upward and Onward Colors: Green and WhiTe Flower: Yellow Rose As The yearbook goes To press, The class oT '58 is busy making arrangemenTs Tor a iazz concerT To be held April 7. The proceeds Tronn The aTTair will be used To help The Toreign exchange sTudenT Tund and To hire a name band Tor The senior prom. AnoTher big evenT being prepared Tor is The l-lall debaTe. Gur Team is made up oT Loren Carl- son, Richard Carlson and Charles l'TarringTon. Mr. George Keeler has been our adviser Tor Three wonderTul years aT J.l-LS., and we would like To Take This opporTuniTy To Thank him Tor his guidance and help which has done so much To make The years worThwhile in every way. Our Te-eling Tor our class is all bound up wiTh our re- gard Tor Mr. Keeler. On June 24, we shall walk inTo lvlerTon P. Cor- win audiTorium To receive our diplomas and To join The ranks OT J.l-LS. alumni. We will have Taken parT in a round oT commencemenT acTiv- iTies: prom, bangueT, Class Day, BaccalaureaTe, buT June 24 will be The big day oT our school lives. We will go our separaTe ways, buT we will always have a common bond, remembering our Cl6yS aT Sally Laughlin-l'lisTorian ALLAN B. ABBOTT 'PAID Navy - aufo mechanic - bowling - girls - California bound - 204. CAROL AGATE J. C. C. - lab Technician - perile and neal - a smile 'lor everyone - How aboul +hal'? - IO8. KAY S. ALBINSON ffKay,, HONOR SOCIETY College plans - U. N. work- peii+e blonde Univac - Thespians - vim. vigor and viialily - IO8. PATRICIA S. ALLISON ffpatll F. T. A. - arl'is+ic lalenl' - cheer- leader - Prefenders - near and alrracfive - IO8. ROBERT G. ANDERL ffBob,f HONOR SOCIETY Mafh whiz -- senior class 'treasurer - Syracuse Universify - shullerbug - Boy Scour work - 2lO. BARBARA J. ANDERSON Barb Office work - cure blond -- enioys swimming - sweel smiles -ice skal- ing - IO8. BETTY AN DERS-ON Privale secreiary - roller slcaling - neal' a'r+ire - peaches and cream complexion - W.C.A. hcspifal work' er - IO8. BEVERLY A. ANDERSON rrBeUn James Prendergasl' Library - neal' and lrim-undecided Tulure-fashion skeicher - refailing - IO8. EVELYN JEAN AN DERSON MEUH Praclical nursing - quiel - Thimble and scissors - sporis parlicipani - fufure homemaker - IO8. JAMES M. ANDERSON fflimll Church acfivilies - Oh, Thar Ameri- can hisloryl - girl lroubles - Navy bound - hard worker - 2lO. JOHN E. AN DERSON relavkn Physics whiz - friendly - Syracuse bound - Senior Cabinel - church aclivilies - 2lO. KAREN LOUISE ANDERSON HONOR SOCIETY 24 Buffalo General Hospilal-while cap gal - band boosler - A'Cappella - neal' and friendly - IO8. 5 C J 'VV- Ngg X. W7 J af 1' 31? I Ji wwf' . 2 eixxm f . f 1., ii ty? 51 I I ' If 'if a m bg ,Jr A u 4 L. , I 'f A rf. I .be .. . . EW .N 22. M. if S T32 ff' ei Q M 3 wig . 3 , + we if H N :L 'zI,,g..3 ,,, 2JiifsffffllseEifsxszzgfflrfi - 1 'fff!f ggiggelfiizssfffw' . ,. I- . .. fs-g ' uf-F. ,AAAAV I 'h 'E i '-'.. I 'L 1 ig 'ffl ' . M v -nf ve3f... - c- fini -l. ,.. ' Iififf KATH LEEN C. AN DERSON efKatbyn J. C. C.-roller skafing-A'Cappella - quief smile - neaf and efficieni' - IO8. WANDA LEE ANDERSON erAndyn Secrefary - anofher woman driver- church acfivifies - A'Cappella-fall and Irim - IO8. WAYNE C. ANDERSON Fufure General Elecfric execulive - commuler - church acfivilies-music - hard worker - 2IO. F. JOSEPH APPLEYARD rrjoen Early bird - malh whiz - elecfrical engineer - homeroom iuggler - J. C. C. - ZIO. JOSEPH AVERNA reloen Hard worker - J-Club - weigh?- lilfing - medicine - John Hopkins Universily -- ZIO. JOSEPH C. BAG LIA ffloeil Tackle pro - hunfing - conscien- Iious worker - fishing - fufure un- decided - 2lO. WILLIAM L. BAGLIA Bill Draffsman - Nafional Guard-foot ball -- J-Club - cars - 2lB. RONALD B. BAGNALL FPR-on!! Homeroom livewire - Boy Scoul' ac- 'rivifies-church work-fufure pasior - Upsala College - 2l0. MYRNA L. BANCROFT Erie Hospifal - lab +echnician - slca+ing -- Junior Red Cross Council - seamsfress - IO8. MICHAEL M. BARKER HONOR SOCIETY Science and mafh whiz - sporfs -- hunfing - elecfrical engineering - Universify of Cincinnafi - ZIO. JACK R. BARR Guns - swimming - hunfing - Na- Iional Guard - boaling - 68. NANCY BATTAGLIA f.Nan,, Buffalo Sfale - F. T. A. - l'm col- lecfing dues! -- A'Cappella -- im- pressive smiles and shorf haircufs - 25 IO8. MICHAEL S. BAVAR Mike HONOR SOCIETY Senior Cabinef - J-Quill moneyman - Key Club - hi-fi - ln a corner of fhe library. - 2IO. CHARLES G. BECKSTROM Chuck Swimming - mafh sharlc -- engineer- ing fulure - Universify of Buffalo - slcafing - 2IO. JACKLYN BECKSTROM Iackie HONOR SOCIETY J. C. C.-sincere friendliness--sporfs ace - F. T. A. - always busy-I08. MARY C. BELLANDI Blondie Sfenographer - I-lypafians - enioys dancing - homeroom chafferbox - WI'1ere's'rhe gang? - lO8. PATRICIA ANN BELLITTO rfputn A'CappelIa - sewing - sfore man- ager - loves sporfs - very neaf - 3I6. CARYL A. BEMUS NC- Ag, Penn Sfafe - A'CappeIla - Good morningIl - Bemus commufer - boundless energy - I08. RICHARD A. BEN SON Dick Sincere - snappy dresser - winfer sporfs - class commiffee worker -- fufure hofel manager - 2I0. SONJA M. BERGQUIST rrBErgyv Church funcfions - sporfs whiz - smiles - very nice fo Icnow - chem- isfry conferences -- IO8. JAMES A. BESSE ffjiml, Hunfing - oufdoor sporfs - engi- neering - S+. Bonavenfure -- home- room sage - 2IO. KATHLEEN A. BILLGREN rrKathy:1 Fufure secrefary - ice slcafing -- Yorker Club - Where's Dee? - falkafive - I08. THOMAS D. BJERS ffT0m,, Civil engineering - homeroom co- median -- J-Club - frack feam - J. C. C. - 2IO. ROSALIE MAE BLACK Rozanne Nursing -- church acfivifies - Oh. dear! - Civil Defense work-sincere friendliness - I 08. SUMNER L. BLANCHARD ffsumlf Music - laie homeroom enirances - fufure business execufive - A'Cap- pella - Allegheny bound - 2IO. NANCY J. BORE erNanL,:: Undecided fufure - busy all 'rhe +ime - small and sweel'-bowling- Who, me? - IO8. VIRGINIA ANN BORIA rrGinnyn J. C. C. - lab 'fechnician - sweef personalify - F. T. A. - shoes and rice - IO8. GARY BRENEMAN Butch Archery ace - oufdoor sporIs-fish- ing - 'iufure sheel' mefal worker - conscienfious - 2I0. JEFFREY BROADHEAD ffleyv Hunfing - reading - Rifle Club - undecided fulure - J. C. C. - 2IO. NANCY LEE BROOKS V Rusty Telephone opera+or - poe+ic-ar'Iis- 'lically inclined - Where's Belly? - consideraie and reserved - IO8. LEON BRUN ENAVS ffLeeY, Homeroom arfisf - plans To go io work - drawing - draffing - be- hind fhe scenes worker - 206. W. WILLIAM BURK NDOCD J. C. C. - girls - baseball - all around sporls man- Wes+ward, ho! - 44. PAUL BU RSTROM Rifle Club - bowling-Soufhwesfern inferesl' - records - 'fulure lawman - 206. CHARLES A. CAMPBELL Chuck - Archery - hor car- big paying iob - anofher engineer - J. C. C.-206. FELIX CAMPISANO 'frbfrf Homeroom baskefball - undecided - sporis - waiching TV-homeroom comic - 2 l8. PATRICK CANNAN ffpatlf Swilf swimmer -- church aciiviiies - college chemislry maior - broken glasses - Y worker - 206. ANTHONY R. CARCION E rfcbiefn Businessman - church adiviiies -- baskeiball - Boys' Club-lunch room frouble maker -- I70. JANET H. CARD ffjanv HONOR SOCIETY Band - shori' hair siyles - homeroom gab sessions - willing worker-easy io like - 207. CAROL ELAI N E CARLSON J Club -ice skafing -- dancing- J. C. C. plans - office work-316. CHARLOTTE CARLSON Business world -- homeroom bobbie pins - skaring - quier - chafs wifh Sally - 20l. DONALD R. CARLSON ffD0nlJ Baseball fan - car inl'eres+ - Sarur- day nighr bowler - friendly-sporis man - 206. DONNA MAE CARLSON MDW., Ice-skaling - beaufician - Doyle Beauiy School - horseback riding - spoken for -- 207. JOANNE C. CARLSON ffjoil Afhleiics - men iroubles -- fall and sfalely - calm. cool, and collecred - blonde - 207. LOREN G. CARLSON HONOR SOClETY Business Tycoon - lopnolch debafer - Key Club adminisiralor - Boys' Slare and Hi-Y convenrions - waler skiing and summer parfies - 206. NANCY L. CARLSON frNunL,:r Lalin lll Troubles - How do my bangs look? - Fufure Nurses-lik- able, likable - anoiher woman driver - 207. RICHARD E. CARLSON Dick Progressive iazz - 'rhe roosf - pneu- maiic debafer-radio shows-Thespis follower - 206. RONALD CARLSON IfR0n!l Navy - hunfing - baseball - cars - Reserves - I62. SALLY EILEEN CARLSON ffsall! HONOR SOCIETY 28 A'CappeIla - wiffy-noies To Connie - always doing rhings - warch our ' for +ha+ driving - 207. STEVEN B. CARLSON S te ve L+, Governor of Key Club-presidenl of Alpha I-li-Y - shorl girls - die- hard Democral - Personalily-206. THOMAS L. CARLSON Town Business adminis+ra+or - Drum and Bugle Corps - fisherman - summer Iraveler - Alfred Tech College - 206. PHILIP R. CHALL Phila Booming bass voice - Key Club - fufure chemisl' -- college bound - female friends - 206. PATRICIA A. CHEST upatn Arrraclive appearance - bewirching eyebrows - very quiel' - half-pinI'- undecided fuiure - 207. EUGENE CHIAPPETTA reBug-in Genial personalify - loolball s+ar- homeroom baslcefball caprain - col- lege hopes - English class dramafisf - 206. DONALD B. CHRISTOPHERSON Chris Key Clubber -- 4-H work - Ieachin aspiralions - Fire him! - F.T.A V. I. P. - 206. 929 LEWIS CIANCIO Lou Jazz colleclion - auI'o shop mechanic - Transmission specialisr plans-from J. l-l. S. Io Greer Shop Training - nighfs ar Colonial Whip - 206. DENNIS B. CLARK Bernard Rec baslcefball - irouble wirh Mr. Harding - engineer dreams - main- 'Iains girl inferesi' - wash windows- 206. GEORGE R. CLINGER Aesfhele - black T-shiris - baseball - homeroom baslcefball - arfisric endeavors - 206. SHARON RAE COBB Good nafured - accounling plans- J-Quill - quiel' - lovelighf in her eyes - 207. DAVID ALLEN COHEN Dave Model railroad man - accounling plans - golf clubber - Air Force- aufo inleresrs - 206. ARTHUR COHN ffArtY, College bound-Kane and Ihe hearse - sludy hall I40 - debaie squad - acfing abiliry - 204. if . fr 1, ..,f- Ne.. .,, e if 'ls . 5. 'ff' I I N ,Q as I ' 3 5. if., -1, 5,4 DAVID S. COLEMAN ffRip,l Tech boy - summers on 'ihe diamond - basemenf rocker-builder -- mafh inieresfs - machines - 206. DAVID F. CONROE Dave HONOR SOCIETY Back sfage laborer - big man in The band - elecfrical engineering hopes - wafer skiing summers -hard work- er - 206. EMI LY M. CON ROE ffEm,, Camay complexion - mad scienfisi' - reserved - sweei' and pelife - beauliful hair - 207. DIANE L. CONTI ffDee!l Band - enfrancing smile - fulure ieacher - chic clofhes - swimming - 207. JANICE CONTI fflanll Fran's sidekick - consfanf chaiierer - church aciivilies - off To sunny Florida - homework problems-207. BETTY F. CORDNER HONOR SOCIETY A'Cappella - All-Siale-Miss March of Dimes - Twinkle-foes - sense of humor - 207. JAMES CORKERY fflimf, Homeroom iroubles - horses-skiing and winier sporfs - baskefball ace- fufure salesman - 2I0. ANTHONY COSIMANO frzipn Music, music, music - union repre- senfaiive - physics woes - music professor - polka boy - 206. BRUCE COVEY Red and Green ediforial sraff-love Ihaf hi-fi!! -- iazz colleciion - mayor of Greenhursf - iunior grocer-206. DAVID L. COX IO Wheel Brockway On fo New Mexico - coin collecfion - cabinef making -- guns - ialka- five - 206. WILLIAM M. CROZIER ffBillJl HONOR SOCIETY Boy crooner - debafe -- band - orchesfra -- las+ +o pay - 206. BETTY A. CUSIMANO Always in a hurry - secrelarial am- bifions - Where's Toni? - rec- ords unlimiied - dark eyes - 207. FRANCES CUSIMANO Fran Shiny rresses - near allire - home- room chaflerbox - saleslady - Jan- ice's sidekick - 207. JOAN V. CUSIMANO J. C. C. plans - English leacher - Parlez-vou francais? - near and re- served - flufe fooler -- 207. VINCENT J. D'ANGELO Vince Jameslown Communily College - engineering - bowling -- Warren- baskerball - 2lB. CAROL M. DAVIS Care Exfensive wardrobe - skiing - 'finy - Pre'renders - Charley's Aun+ -- 207. CHARLES R. DELLARIO Chuck Sporls -- English IV lroubles - side- burns - undecided fuiure - loook- keeping - 204. PRISCILLA C. DeMAYO reprisn Beaufy school- waler skiing - lhose conversalionsl- swimming - baske?- ball 'Fan - I4-4. GARY L. DENN ffGa',l Universiry of Buffalo - las+ minure Larin assignmenfs -- veni, vidi, vinci ciceronem - church ac+ivi+ies-com- mirfee work - 204. RICHARD DeVITA Fooiball - 'track - undecided fufure - guifar player - singing - 204. BOBBY NEIL DICKEY rellndyn USAF - music - radio repair - Track - homeroom foofball - 204. CLYDE W. DICKEY Undecided fulure - sporfs - home- room baskefball - American hisiory - long walk 'lo prinr shop - 204. FREDERICK C. DICKSON mfr Mechanically minded - 'fufure Tool and die man - Communily College - sporfs ac+ivi+ies - quiei' 'rype - 206. CHARLES R. DILLINGHAM Chuck U. S. Marines - engineering-church ac+ivi+ies - hunring - homeroom baskeiball - 204. JAM ES R. DIMITRI frlimss Wafer skiing - hislory leacher -- a cerfain girl - smarl' dresser-J.C.C. - 2l0. ROSALIE M. DISPENZA RRG!! Dark eyes - quiet bul' friendly -- BeHy's carbon copy - homeroom sludies -- nalural curls - 207. CARL A. DOMINICK College bound - fechnical mechan- ical - bowling - machine shop iroubles - homeroom dues - 204. DONNA MAE DONATO HONOR SOCIETY Keep your eye on 'rhis gall - Any gum? - period l gossip sessions - 1here's a college in her fulure - lull of pep. vim and vigor - 207. KAY DOVERSPIKE Kay Deen Church ac+ivil'ies - iulure missionary - quier - pefiie 'n' sweel - lovely grey eyes - I26. NANCY LOU DuBOIS reNunJx Marriage in July - Bob, dancing - has a smile for everyone - seamslress - My hope chesl ' - 3I6. NEIL K. EKLUND Foresfry - chess -- hunling and fish- ing - chemisfry froubles -- rechni- cal boy - 204. CAROLYN MAY ENGBERG Secrelary-summer af Bourne's Beach - preily green eyes - lun - lovely hair - 316. JUDITH ENGDAHL rfludyn Secreiary - Air Force - iazz collec- 'rion - pelife - always ealing-3l6. JOSEPH P. ENSERRO ffloeli College plans - J-Club - A'Cappel- la - varsify foolball - inframurals - 204. NANCY J. ERICKSON Nano Secrelary - church league - music lover - Pal and l - conservaiive - 3l6. STEVEN R. EVANCZIK Cheese Bound for California - Navy-home- room sporis - archery, bowling - English and hislory woes - 204. CHARLES A. EWING Fufure in mechanical engineering - oufdoorman - gun fancier - ma- chine shop - Technical mechanical- 204. YU KIKO EYAMA Yukon Foreign exchange sludenl - Mi-Y- Tokyo lnlernafional Chrislian Univer- sily - a hello for everyone-pelile and perl -- 226. CHARLES FAISON Chuck Fulure professional baseball player- English blues - homeroom baslcelball and baseball - reserved - American hislory - 204. JUDITH A. FANCH ER rrludyn HONOR SOCIETY Nursing - college - music. music, music - Oh. Ihose parliesl -- malh whiz - 3I6. THOMAS F. FARLEY Tom HONOR SOCIETY Nofre Dame - Iulure chemical engi- neer-I:l5 clock walcher-Thespians - greal' dancer - 204. WILLIAM A. FARMER Bill Fufure law officer - J-Club - 'Fool- ball - bowling - baskefball - 204. 33 GLEN FEDORSIC Fuzzy To live happily ever afler - girl 'Friends - sporls ian - firsf sacker - music - l70. ELAINE I. FESSEN DEN Fezzic Marriage in June - Gene-dancing - ions of fun - Murphy gal -- 3I6. THERESA FIORELLA ffTren Doyle School of Hairdressing - church acfiviiies - baskelball - Where's Dec? - beauliiul hair - 3I6. RICHARD J. FIORENZO ffRiCk!J Marine Corps - iazz ian - church league baskelball - car Troubles -- hunling -- I64. LEE A. FLETCH ER Fletch J. C. C. - engineering iulure -- sporis enlhusiasl - church aclivilies - I-Ii-Y - 204. ALVIN L. FRANSON ff-Alf, HONOR SOCIETY Fulure engineer - church league alhlele - band man - I-li-Y - ice slcaiing enlhusiasl - 204. ROBERT L. FRANZEN Turin Working man - cars - fennis - hunfing - fishing - 2l8. KENNETH L. FREDERICKSON ffKe,n,l Engineering - bowling - golf - quiei' - blond - 218. DONALD GAETA Gaeta HONOR SOCIETY Off 'lo J. C. C. - engineering - arlisfic - 'rhe pizza shop -- dance band - 204. LUCILLE A. GANOE ffLu,l Fufure homemaker - swimming - church ac+ivifies - picnics ai Alle- gany - quie+ - 22l. SUSAN A. GEER ffsuen College - Ivy Triangle - loves cIo+hes - A'Cappella Alumni-early bird lo homeroom - 3l6. DECCA GENCO NDN., Church acfivifies - Where's Tre? - WeIl. for cryin' our loud! -quiel - fun -- 3l6. BETTY D. GILLBERG Secrelarial work -- skaiing - dancing - sporfs - exfensive wardrobe - 3l6. ROBERT J. GILTINAN ffBob7! Fu+ure coach - church baskefball - varsify fooiball - hunier - phys. ed. college 4- 304. MICHAEL GIUNTA HMikeH Boys' Club - curly hair - arlislic - baskefloall - Why. of course - I63. JOHN H. GRAHAM relurkn Goalee - P-J sporiswriler - ealing in The halls - individualisl of 304+ 'friendly - 304. JULIA C. GRAHAM erludyn Missionary college - crafl' 'reaching - sporls -likes To read -- quiei - 3l6. CAROL GRECO Graf A'Cappella, J-Club, cheerleading -- 34 Jrhe organ - liille and cule - Where's Mike? - college plans - 316. C. LARRY GREEN 'fGus,l Teaching - music - varsily baslcel- ball - Arr Melal Muny League - varsi+y golf - 304. CAROL A. GREENWOOD Graeme Skiing - pedeslrians beware - Pre- Ienders - greaf weekends - expres- sive eyes - 3I6. DAVID T. GRIFFITH ffGrigIJ Anchors away - baseball - siock cars - girls -- A'CappeIIa - I63. ROGER S. GRONQUIST rrsroggyxn Navy man - church league basker- ball - homeroom foofball- weasel -- sporling in+eresIs - 304. DONALD J. GUARNIERI Panda Varsiiy swimmer - J-Club - ieep man - Iulure scien+isI - Boys' Club- ber - 304. GERALD J. GULLO fflerrivii Fredonia Slaie - music man - iazz records galore - hor dancer-J.I'I.S. Band - 304. BRIAN GUSTAFSON fI'Gus,J Reserved - cars - hun'Iing - aufo mechanic - quiel - 40. BRUCE E. GUSTAFSON Engineering - skiing - ice skaring - baseball -- homeroom baslcerball and iooiball - 304. GEORGE G. GUSTAFSON Air Force - hof-rods -- baseball -- fooiball - hunfing - 206. ROY GUSTAFSON Cars -- hunling - bowling - Times aI Midway - friendly - 304. J. BRUCE HAGADORN ffHagD HONOR SOCIETY Dulce Universily - engineering - baskeiball - Senior Class Presideni - good guy - 2I8. JUDY DIANE HALL ffludli Marriage plans - slcaling, dancing- quiel - a Iasle for clolhes - a new- comer 'ro 3I6 - 3I6. NANCY L. HALVARSON Nance Undecided lufure - church acfivilies -- arf, singing, skiing - in'reres+s in Sweden - leilers from abroad-3l6. JUDY M. HANSON Secrelary - church acliviiies - ice skafing - pefife and perl - quie+ - 3l6. SALLY A. HAN SON rrsaln Roller skafing - undecided fufure - shorl 'n' sweel - likes 'Io Travel - pas+el shades - IIO. CHARLES C. HARRINGTON Chuck HONOR SOCIETY A-I deloafer - dramafics - always on 'rhe go - campus ahead - Key Club - 2l8. ROBERT N. HARRIS reBobu Fuiure baker - Hi-Y - Yorker Clulo - church worker - quiel' - 2l8. JEAN M. HARTLEY Iounie Denial hygienisl - skafing - A'Cap- pella - very neal and 'rrim - full oi lun - 3l6. JOHN P. HATCH rrRu6ieyx Accounling - church ac'Iivi'I'ies - homeroom baskefball - fishing - college - 2l8. EDITH ALLENE HAWKINSON Edie Allar bound - Bruce - communily locker - long. golden locks - parly gal - IIO. PATRICIA A. HAYES ffpatf, Fufure whi're cap gal - W.C.A. - neaf affire - roller skaling - quiet buf friendly - IIO. I CHARLES G. HAZENBERG ffBergY9 J. C. C. - engineering - cars - Iennis - fishing - 2l8. WILLIAM R. HAZENBERG Bill J. C. C. - engineer - skiing - ho+ '39 Ford - headers - 204. ANITA M. HEDLUND Nita Church acliviiies - nursing plans - 36 reserved - friendly smile - roller skaiing - IIO. JOAN M. HERLET HONOR SOCIETY Jamesfown Communify College - A'Cappella - Senior Cabinei- - 'Finger in every pie - effervescenr personalify - IIO. BETTY L. HOKANSON Homeroom spark plug - l really like Il-nose - W.C.A. - nursing am- bi+ions - never a cloudy day - IIO. SUZANNE W. HOLLINGS nsuen Laborafory 'rechnician - A'Cappella - Color Guard - good for a laugh - Gee. you lucky people: l'm here! - IIO. BEVERLY HOLLIS ffBe,v7, Doyle Beauiy School - Mi-Y -lady- Iike charm - ice skafin - sof+- Q spoken - I IO. ROBERTA LaRUE HOLMQUIST Birdie HONOR SOCIETY Fredonia - A'Cappella - 4-H Club - homeroom comedian - friendly - llO. ALLEN L. HOLMSTROM HAI!! HONOR SOCIETY Engineering - music - backslage - band moneyman - announcing-2l8. SANDRA MARIE HOLMSTROM vrsandyu Bookkeeper - Mi-Y - good-nafured - smarf wardrobe - Jackie's Iwin - l IO. MARLENE JANE HOOVER reMarr: Undecided lulure - baskelball Fan - roller slcafing - comical remarks- quiet buf friendly - IIO. PHILIP P. HORAN PMID U. of Cincinnaii - engineering - swim 'ream manager - chemislry - eleciric shop capers - 2l8. DALE HOSKIN Dale Science - elecfronics - church ac- +ivi+ies - Navy - I1i-fi- 2l8. IVA HOUGHTON Physical educalion 'teacher - church ac+ivi+ies - Ci+y League Recrea+ion - Game +onighI', girls - pleasing personalify - IIO. MARSHALL E. H U LTMAN Mania Ivy League - engineering - casual - Lyceum - fan club - 218. SUZANNE M. ILLIG resuzyn Prefenders - church acI'iviI'ies-avid Iraveler - near and sweef - nice 'ro know - I IO. MARCIA S. INGERSON Manly Medical Iechnology - A'Cappella- winrer sporls fan -- exlensive ward- robe - parfy gal - IIO. THOMAS ISAACSON frlkeu Church acfivifies - roller skaling -- church soflball - hislory man- Hey Doc - 2l8. CONSTANCE M. JADER Connie W.C.A. - Fufure Nurses - kind and considerale - always neal' -- Mid- way - I IO. PETER N. JAMES npcien C. 1. T. - nuclear physics - pholog- raphy - rockels - Cleveland Browns - 218. MERRITT H. JOBE Jameslown Business College - lafe for H. R. - dancing - A'Cappella - swimming - 2I8. ALLAN JOHNS-ON ffArch!, Ba+e's Service Slafion - Alias - homeroom baskelball - green Chev- rolefs - Fill 'er up. Arch! - 304. BETTY ANN JOHNSON Neal and eificienf - handy wilh a needle and 'rhread - someone's sec- re+ary - Junior Red Cross represen- Iafive - nice Io know - IIO. CHARLES A. JOHNSON Chuck Swimming - cars -- hunfing - Na- Iional Guard -- baseball f 2l8. GERALD LEE JOHNSON eflerryu Fulure flyboy - roller skaling - cars - bowling - A'Cappella - 304. GORDON S. JOHNSON Gor1ly HONOR SOCIETY Bucknell - slage producfion - elec- Irical engineer - W.J.H.S. - Well, here we are back wifh your Monday morning announcemen+s - 304. MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON HONOR SOCIETY A'Cappella--Buffalo Slale Teachers' 38 College - induslrious and efficienl - radianf personalily - Thespians -- I IO. NANCY E. JOHNSON Clolhing class - reserved - sleady gal - friendly ways - furure home- maker - I IO. NANCY PAU LIN E JOHNSON Pea Pod Cheerleading - A'CappeIIa - F. T. A. - genuine gayefy - college bound - IIO. PAUL B. JOHNSON erLeflyn Aufo mechanic 1- roller slcafing - prinf shop - green Olds - J-Quill - 304. RICHARD E. JOHNSON ruffle' College plans - cars - Adams' Ha+s - gear grinder - homeroom fun - 304. SHARON B. JOHNSON Io11tz Easy going - Jamesfown Communify College - F. T. A. - ice slcafing - scholesfically inclined - IIO. THOMAS B. JOHNSON Tom Homeroom represenlafive - band- whisfling in homeroom - college bound - homeroom baslcefball-304. MARCIA C. JONES Blushes - clolhes plus - A'CappeIla - while cap - radianr personalily- I IO. MARY L. KARR HONOR SOCIETY Halls of Ivy - skiing fanaric - sweel' personalily - srylish wardrobe - ParIez-vous francais? - IIO. MARY E. KETTLE HONOR SOCIETY F. T. A. - off Io college - arrisfi- cally inclined - prompl' and reliable - willy - I IO. DIANE B. KIDDER Church acfivifies - band - horse enlhusiasl' - quief - undecided lu- I'ure - I IO. ROLLAND E. KIDDER erRolIyyx HONOR SOCIETY Good nafured guy -licensed pilol- band - church ac+ivi+ies-Key Club - 304. GARY L. KISER Yorker Club -- Green I-Iorne+ - phofography - church choir - And For if - 304. MARGARET KNIGHT ffpcggyli Those eyes - Friday nighfs - men Iroubles - full of fun - Can'I wai+ for summer! - 2OI. PETER F. KNOBLOCH Pete Forestry - skiing - hun+ing-Yorker Club - College of Foresiry - 304. G. JAMES KNORR ffjiml, Air Force man - Midway - hunier - bowling - always game - 304. JOHN L. KOTSI ffKots,, Viking Drum and Bugle Corps - Bill AIm's Texaco man - drummer boy- J. H. S. Band - fufure auio mechanic - 304. CAROL JEAN LaBARBERA FanIabuIous dancer - parly gal - cha+'rerbox - iazz fan - always on 'rhe go - ZOI. SALLY LaMAR Nurse - roller slcafing - friendly - chars wiih Charloiie -- Bemus Poinf -- ZOI. PATRICIA M. LAMB ffpatv My Iiille green Ford - friendly per- sonaliiy - skafing -- soff-spoken - one secreiary coming up - 2Ol. DONALD F. LANDER ffD0n!, Huniing - girls -high school bowl- ing - aufo shop - big Iime bowling - 40. FRED W. LANG Army man - cars - baskeiball - JANICE M. LANG Shorf and sweei - fake a le'I Ier ice skaling - cufe smile - friendl - 20l. RICHARD H. LANTZ ffnffk-' Pennsylvania bound - golf woes - woodwork - prinfing +- wesfern music - 268. SHARON KAY LARSON Sherri Allegheny General Hospifal - some- one's dream - Chan'rez. ChanIez - neai' and sweei -- 'full o' fun 2Ol Rockman's Marlcef - quief - 304. Y JOHN ANTHONY LATONA Navy furure - homeroom spor+s - phoiography - Florida bound--quiel' - 204. SALLY ANN LAUGHLIN ffsalf, HONOR SOCIETY Prelly eyes - fulure schoolmarm - canvass 'n' oils - busy-as-a-bee - aiiraciive wardrobe - 2Ol. DONNA R. LEAKE Siarched uniform-les beaux cheveux blonds - chemisiry froubles - swim- ming - wonderful personaliiy-2Ol. NANCY ROBIN LEID Robbie Ouiei - ln fhe school 'rhai l came from - animal doc - dark eyes -- friendly smile - 2Ol. D. EDWARD LESSER MEC!!! Key Club - Red and Green ediiorial siaif - varsify foolball and baseball - J-Club - music - 304. V. CHRISTINE LIND Cbris,' HONOR SOCIETY Preiiy face-campus bound-'reacher - church acliviiies - band - 2Ol. JAMES M. LINDBERG fflimli Carpenier - woodshop - hun+ing-- Rifle Club - prize cabinef maker - 304. DAVID R. LINDFORS F red Varsily foolball -- l've been working on 'rhe railroad - pole vaulfer - homeroom baskelball - varsily 'track - 304. JOHN V. LINDNER College plans - varsify baseball - archilecfure - homeroom baskeiball - skiing - 304. VERE R. LINDQUIST College bound - engineering - church league whiz - homeroom baskefball - A'Cappella - 304. JOYCE LINDSTROM Auguslana - music, music, music - church aclivilies - she's go? siyle - wonderful To know - 2Ol. CAROL J EAN LITZEN erlaitzn Secreiary -- swimming - fall blond -- Have you seen Sheila? -parfies -20I. MARY A. LOCKWOOD HONOR SOCIETY College - prim and proper - a Ia mode - chalferbox - dark eyes - 20l. JOHN LOFECHECK ffLofty,, Aulo mechanic - Navy - baseball - hisiory - 'track - 222. EDWARD M. LOIZEAUX HONOR SOCIETY J-Quill pholographer - Michigan Siale -- phoiography - eleclrical engineering - Iechnical lad - 40. MARIE A. LOMBARDO Burien J. C. C. - pharmacy - Lafin pro - church acfivifies - Irim as a pin - 2Ol. JAMES C. LoPRESTO frllubbyn HONOR SOCIETY Case Inslifule - foofball bomber - aslronomy - archery - J-Club - 40. JOAN LEE LUCIANO Off fo college - 'reacher - Qualify Cash slave - peaches and cream complexion -- cule as a buiion-ZOI. 42' DEANNA J. LUND ffDeI, Off Io l'he campus - beauliful ward- robe - affraclive - Those weelc- ends! - Sam - 2OI. SANDRA C. LUND rrsandyn HONOR SOCIETY Missionary - A'CappeIla - Norlh Parl: College - friendly personalily - summers af camp - 2Ol. DONNA MAE LUNETTA Airline hosless - dancing enlhusiasl - chemisfry blues - men Iroubles- calm. cool, and collecled - 2Ol. DIANE JEAN ETTE LYNN Alfar bound - ar'ris+ - graceful - quief - nice Io know - ZOI. MICHAEL FRAN K MACALUSO HMMU Navy - California, here I come - cars - Souihweslern inferesl - Where's Cheese? - 40. ROSEMARY ANN MALTA HONOR SOCIETY La vie es+ merveilleuse! - Halls of vy - anolher woman driver - lab fechnician - Chanel, cashmere and calsup - 20I. REBECCA D. MARCY eeBeckyu Fufure office girl - quief? - shoes and rice - roller skafing - chil-chal' wifh Diane - 2Ol. JEAN R. MARLETTE' Ieannie J.C.C. - Ieacher - sl'1e's a ball! - cule - They never cul 'rhis hair righ+! - 201. SH EI LA ELIZABETH MARTENSON Den+al assisfanf - cu+e haircufs - pop music - preffy hands- Have you seen Carol? - 20l. ROBERT L. MATTH EWS f?B0bH HONOR SOCIETY Engineering - baskefball - mad chemisl' - Pay +hose fines -home- room fax colleclor - 40. JAMES P. McMANUS fflimn Genlleman al' leisure - silenl' Type- sporfs minded - sporfs cars-skiing - 40. ANDREA M. McMASTER Andie Office work - slcafing - dancing- mood music - Iraveling - 322. 43 HERBERT 'MEISELMAN Herb J.C.C. - elec+rical engineering - radio. TV broadcasling - WJTN -- Why bo+her? - 40. SYLVIA A. MELI Slim Secrefary - church ac+ivi'ries-band 'Irip blues - Where's Dee? -band boosfer - I26. ANTHONY MERCHANT Merch The boys al Ihe corner - Allegany summers - Key Club - Boys' Club - church aclivifies - 40. EDWARD A. MICEK frEdn College in Ihe Wesl' - civil engineer - J-Club - oufdoors - foofball slar - 40. BARBARA J. MICHAEL ffBa1bv Viking color guard - denial assislanf - Midway escapades - marriage vows - scafferbrained - I26. ELIZABETH MICHOS Bessie lnlramural sporfs - immaculale - secrelarial plans - babysiiling - Mi-Y - I26. MARGARET MARY MILIOTO erMarges1 Office iob - record fun - Oh, fhose iolcesl - baskefball - oil painfings- I26. KATH LEEN E. MILLER ffKatbyv Church acfivifies - booklceeper - blushing - Where's June? - shy - I2b. ARTHUR M. MITCHELL fPArtPI J-Club - Iraclc - baskefloall - physical educafion - French class comic - 40. PRISCILLA L. MOHNEY ffpatlf Medical fechnician - ice skafing - Oh, Ihose summers - pony fails - avid reader - I26. RONALD J. MOHR HONOR SOCIETY College inferesls - roller slcafing -- ice slcafing - frack - homeroom baslcelball - 40. RICHARD F. MOLE Richie Foofball leffer man - Universilyof Illinois - engineering - inferesf in all sporfs - I'Iow's fhe big Ford running? - 40. RICHARD D MOLLER Dick Red and Green - elecfronics - hi-fl an - ennis-A man RICHARD D MON FORT Dzck Elecfronic inferesfs - archery - baseball - Rife Club - elecfrical engineering ALAN G MOREN ir Force - Man, fhaf's sharp! - big primed bomb - Super-Duper - car mechanic - 40 MARY MORTON Powze Church acfivifies - fufure Florence Nighfingale - bowling champ BoniourI - chemisfry woes - 26 PATRICK J MULLEAVY Stumpy Going fo college - denfisfry - e Club - All-Slar baskefeer - golf JUDITH MULLEN fflllggieff Always eafing - chemisfry riofs I-Iypafians - fired fingers lOh. Chopinll - camera clown - I26 f I gl P - 40. I ' ' - 40. UAV! A .. I . K Y 40. JACK B. MUNELLA Moose The boys af fhe corner - foofball frips - Boys' Club ecfivifies-church acfivifies - J-Club - 40. DARLEN E MU RVIN E Ska+ing - swimming - quief-sweer smile - shorfhand woes - I26. JACOUELYN R. NELSON jackie Viking color guard - bowling - Al- legany summers - undecided fu+ure - Where's Barb? - 225. JEFFREY L. N ELSON frjegn J.C.C. - fuiure elecirician - cars. cars, cars - Hi-Y - skiing - 40. LAVERNE E. NELSON, JR. Vern Ship ahoy - hunfing enfhusiasi' - high school bowler - Viking Drum Corps- working for my Ph.D. in 222 - 222. SUZANNE NELSON ffS1leY, J-Club - Varsify cheerleader - col- lege plans e denial hygienisl - full of pep - l26. HOWARD A. NICKERSON Buddy Man on 'rhe go -- girl 'rroubles-nice personalify - quief -- ambifious- 68. P. MICHAEL NIELSEN rfMike:s Counlry music - farming - Yorker Club - agriculfure leacher - fufure Teachers of America - 68. DONALD O. NORDIN E frDonrf Chauiauqua Lake Auio Club - lover boy - bowling enfhusiasi-swimming fan - Off we go info 'rhe wild blue yonder - 222. KENT NORDWALL Champion pollywog - Why don'i' you shave? - still wafer runs deep - iechnical course blues - fufure archifecf al' Husfon Universify - 222. KAREN NORGREN ffKare,! Homeroom represenfaiive - fulure undecided - homeroom rio+s - sludeni' driving? - frim affire-l26. RONALD NUNN Ronnie Air Force - guns - pop music - horses - ice skafing - I64. JANE O'BRIEN A'Cappella - slcafing - someone's gal Friday - quiel-sparkling green eyes - I26. STEPHEN C. OLDSTROM Steve HONOR SOCIETY Universify of Michigan - pholog- raphy - chemislry - J-Ouill-home- room Ireasurer - 204. ROBERT V. OLSON reBobn AWOL from homeroom - furure Boy Scoul' execufive - iceboaf racer - P. A. announcer - dancing man - 222. ROGER W. OLSON ffRogI5 HONOR SOCIETY Thespians -- How's 'Ihe wealher up 'rhere? - whislling sprees - eclifor- in-chief - Iuba Ioofer - 222. STEPH EN H. OLSON Elmer Fudd HONOR SOCIETY Ivory Iinkler - Our in Colorado. we' - - dramalics - college bound, Ivy Leaguer - women blues - 222. BRUCE OSBORNE Foresfry - hun'Iing-quiel-weight lilling - fishing - 2I8. ROBERT R. OSMAN Moz!! Red and Green slalls - The red and black of Albania- Charlie's Aun+ - college ambilions - Hey, Pal, lef's go play golf. - 222. CONCETTA PALADINO ffcetv Army inferesfs - homeroom blues- You know! - soflball - willy - I26. BEATRICE JANE PALERMO HONOR SOCIETY Thespians - A'Cappella - lulure schoolmarm - band color guard - Universily of Buffalo - I26. COSMO C. PALERMO ffcosv Genfleman and a scholar - affer school ac+ivi+ies - la+e +o H. R. -- fulure denlisl' - hi-fi Ian - 222. DANIEL PALMGREN MDW., Pin-spliller - anchors aweigh-coin colleclor - slush4o-maIic Ford -- record colleclor - 222. FRANK PAPASERGE Never do Today, whal you can pul ol? fill +omorrowl - lufure elecfrical engineer - car rroubles - Irouble wilh Ihe brass - sfamp saver - 222. 40 PM L . fs' :er ' Q' :lr X mr if K., . 4 P as WF' 1 .5 Zag' , . ' 'EIA ur fm if..-r+-?Kgv4 ,ssi.i'.s'4,f.Z'i555,, if , Q ' f tighwg-Edggig il. 'sr l ez ug. V 'Ma fx. me frigw 14. .iw 1:.. .- ,f,,g,zffq- We ff' 2 BARBARA PARKER ffBarb,, Friendly - 'rhose locker conversalions - F.N.A. - neal' allire - fun 'ro be wifh - l26. J. DAVID PATERNITI ffpatu J. H. S. Dance Band - archery and hunling - Air Force - Rifle Club- accordian Teacher - 68. ROSALIE PATERNITI Rm HONOR SOCIETY Thespians - professional cruncher - J-Quill - homeroom cha'Herbox- pizza connoisseur - l26. JOSEPH J. PATTI frlocn Ready, aim, fire! -- chemislry woes -pharmacy al' Universify of S+. John's - pin-spliffer-before school library anlics - 222. RICHARD A. PEARSON ffDiCk'!! Swimming - Rifle Club-drum corps - ouldoor sporls -- Navy bound - 210. FRANK PEKARSKI Red and Green - always smiling -- books - cool haircul - quiel -- 4-O. GERALD C. PEPPY npepv Foofball caplain - 'rhe big Buick - oufdoorman - liberal arls -- l-ley. Beaver! - 222. ANN L. PETERSON ffpetelf HONOR SOCIETY Thespians - always busy - college bound - friends galore - sparkplug of I26 - I26. BEVERLY J. PETERSON erBeyv Secrefarial plans - dancing-blond. wavy hair-record collec+ion-ma'ih- emalical whiz - I26. GORDON J. PETERSON frG0rdyn Homeroom cop - ouldoorman - shufler-bug-J.C.C.- fill 'er up -- 222. NANCY l. PETERSON Roller slcaling - pony fail - friendly smile - nice 'ro know - library 6+h period - 2Ol. RODERICK K. PETERSON HROJYI Model lrains -- I95l Chevy - cars - ho? ieep -'one-man snow removal crew - 68. SANDRA PETERSON rfsandyu Parlez-vous francais? - A'CappeIla - Thespians - career in leaching - seamsiress - I 26. LEA ETTA PHILLIPS rrldeuu Church acfivifies - Junior Red Cross - A'Cappella - secrefary - home- room loaskelball - I26. RICHARD POLLARO erDiCk:1 Air Force - English clown - baske?- ball - roller skaling - wafer sporis - 206. JUNE POTTER Career in bookkeeping - saddles and spurs - 4-H Club -- Ka'rhie's pal - couniry livin' -- I26. BARBARA J. PRICE ffBurbJ, Ouiel' - sweel' - roller slcaling - bowling - big day in July - I08. FRANK C. RADACK Penn. hunling - swimming - church aciivilies - relail grocer - J-Club - 40. JOSEPH RAFFA ffloeii Universily of Florida - pharmaceuli- cal sfudy - Hi-Y - physics enfhusi- asf - You 'Ihinlc l'm cheap or some- 'Ihing - 68. THOMAS A. RAFFA HRW!! HONOR SOCIETY Senior Cabinef - man on 'rhe go - Red and Green Business Slaff-class spirif - Key Club - 68. R. GILBERT RANDELL CIGHJI HONOR SOCIETY Ornilhologisf - wafer skiing - band -- orcheslra - Key Club - 68. ALBERTUS RAPPOLE ffBert77 Medicine - malh whiz - Prelenders - baslcefball - 'ruba player - 68. PATRICIA ANN REWERS NPN., Oil painling - secrelary - church organizalions - quief Iype - ierrilic lypisl' - I44. JUDITH L. REYNOLDS ffjildyll Record collecfion - Florida secre- Iary - Iyping blues - church aclivi- lies - friendly - I44. JoANN RIBBING evo Ribn Wriring lellers - Senior Cebinel - off fo college - Oh, hones+lyI - sparkling personalily - I44. LARRY A. RICKARD Lars,' Air Force - elecfronics - swimming - hunfing - chemislry - 206. ALFRED RILEY HAI!! College bound - leaching - 'lingers in fhe pain? - running for J-Quill - Key Club -- 204. GORDON R. RING G0rdy HONOR SOCIETY I-lamilfon College - band - debate - dramalics - Paging Mrs. Jones -- 68. JOSEPH A. RIZZO Friiz Yankee Ian - Seen Paul? - car- penler - Boys' Club baskelball - J.C.C. - 68. ELEANOR G. ROBERTS Ellie Red and Green - college bound - Holy cols! - a smile 'lor everyone - expressive eyes - I4-4. PETER JOHN ROBINSON Pete HONOR SOCIETY Baskefball - Prefenders - ornifhol ogisl - The bul'ler - lulure chem ical engineer - 68. SUZANNE ROOT ffsuell HONOR SOCIETY French Club - Tennis - l gol' a lef+er - easy Io gel along wilh - Ohio Wesleyan Universify - I44. ANITA-KAYE ROSELLI Terrific personalily - J-Quill - language Teacher - Hey, kids! - capfion wriler - I44. JEANNE L. ROTH Church league - office work-horse- back riding - Does my hair look all righ+? - spoken for - I4-4. BEVERLY ANNE RUSSELL PPBEUII Church aclivilies - willing worker - caplion wrifer - Whal' did you do in hisfory class +oday? -fufure nurs- ing - I44. ANTHONY D. RUSSO Nino Bryanl-Slraffon Business College - auio mechanic - hunfing - bowling - church acfivifies - 2l8. 49 MARILYN RUSSO rrMurJ: Undecided Iulure -- bowling-sweef disposifion - sofl'-spoken - Oh, Fudge! - IO8. JOAN SALUPO B1m11yn Secrelarial work - lare enfrances - woman driver - easy 'ro gel' along wifh - record collecfor - I4-4. JON SAMPSON Syracuse Universiiy - Rifle Club - Iulure Ioresfer - hunfing - ouldoor man - 68. ELLEN J. SAMU ELSON HEP: Record collecfions - dance, dance, dance - skafing - Do you know whaf we did? - fufure homemaker - IO8. MARTHA L. SAMU ELSON erMarty:: HONOR SOCIETY Tobogganing - church organizafions - prefly dark eyes-a'Hrac+ive ward- robe - Ilule foorer - I44. SETH SANDBERG Business adminisfrafion - church ac- 'rivilies - homeroom baskerball - pranksfer - amiable - 68. NANCY M SANDQUIST Nan A Cappella denlal assislanl pehfe Ialkafive horseback rid in JAMES C SANFORD lm Farming girls Alfred Ag 8: Tech always on wheels Gerry FRANK A SCARPINO HONOR SOCIETY Teacher bushng Al' American menhon J Club A h h h h DELORES A SCHOLIN Dee Angel of mercy band boosfer near and friendly Where s Kafhy Anolher le+I'er Io wrife DAVID L SCH UTT Tropical Ins supermarkel man quiel cury hair cheerful JAM ES SCOTT Scully unling W 81 B bowing I' period chemislry amiable ' g - 144. ffl' ll -- - - 2l8. . - h - .. h ---- .. - research science - 68. . j.. . ?.. - ' - los. . . h F- - ' -- I ' - - 40 H ' - -- I' - 6 h ' ' -- ' - 68. CAROLE ANNE SHAFFER ffshafll Swimming - law secrefary - cufe clofhes - friendly helper - chaffer- box - I4-4. JANYCE B. SHAPIRO vlan!! Square dancing - recepfionisl - quief - arfisfic falenf - friendly smile - I4-4. PATRICIA J. SHARKEY Dancing - neai' as a pin - summer wedding - Whaf? -fennis enfhusi- asf - I44. ROBERT L. SHERMAN SlJerm ' Air Force - cars - sporfs - A'Cap- pella - reserved - ZI8. RONALD L. SIMPSON rrRon:n A'CappeIIa - church league baslcef- ball - bowling - Seen Dave? - cars - 68. SHARON LEA SKOGLUND Ice and roller skafing - WhaI do you mean? - capfion wriI'er'- nice clofhes - quief - I44. TIMOTHY D. SKOOG ffTimD! R.I.T. - commercial arfisf - golf - Prefenders - comedian - 68. GEORGIANA SLEIGH George,' Undecided fufure - friendly-sporfs enfhusiasf - Marlene and l -pop- ular music - I44. RICHARD M. SLEIGH ffDiCk!! Armed Forces - homeroom baskef- ball -- cars - Kennedy - swimming - 2l8. CHARLES SMITH Chuck Baseball - cars - hunfing -- girl Iroubles - friendly -- 68. SHIRLEY A. SMITH Sbirl', Neal affire - fufure while cap -- Where's Sue? - Prefenders - dancing - I44. SANDRA KAY SNYDER rfsandyu Georgefown-fufure Florence Nighf- ingale - swimming and skafing - Prefenders - preffy hair - 3I6. KAREN E. SPETZ frspetzu HONOR SOCIETY A'Cappella - swimming and sailing - college campus - Red 3: Green - acfiviiies galore - I44. CAROLE E. SPRINCHORN Sprincb HONOR SOCIETY A'Cappella - swimming - dues col- lecfor- Tou+ es! bien qui fini! bien! - dramalically inclined - I44. BEVERLY STAFFORD ffBe,U,l Reading - secrelarial career-quiel - nice fo know - 'ryping bug--I44. JACK W. STAFFORD Mechanical engineer - skiing - Key Club - big smile - culfural inferesls - 68. KEITH R. STAM Hi-Y - machinisf - hunling - fish- ing - sevenfh period romance-40. JUDY LEE STONE Dimplcs Secrefary in Cincy - parlies - riol +o be wifh - quiel? - pofaio chips and candy - 20I. SU ELLEN E. STRONG Sue HONOR SOCIETY Musical +alen+s - dancing feel' - Thespians - Chuck and l -A'Cap- pella - 144. JEANNE SUNDLOV NIMH Roller skaling-somebody's secrelary - always in a hurry - wrifing le+l'ers - homeroom pincurls - I44. ANN SOLVEIG SWANBERG Sue HONOR SOCIETY J-Quill - secrelarial ambilions - Ouelle vie! - acfive in church work - men 'troubles - I44. JoANN V. SWANSON ffloll HONOR SOCIETY A'Cappella - sfudious - C'esf la vie! - fufure feacher - musical abililies - I4-4. MARY K. SWANSON Mary Kay HONOR SOCIETY Reading - fu+ure Teacher - Guess what you kids? - mafh sludenf - good-nalured - I44. THOMAS P. SWEETIN Tom Piano - scouiing - books, books. 52 books! - college 'reaching-reserved -2l8. JOSEPH J. SWIDERSKI Stick, Navy - hunling - cars - homeroom foofball - 'Farming - 2l8. DIANE M. TAYLOR Didi Foreign service - swimming, golf, sailing - Prerenders - collegiale dresser - always smiling - 3I6. PRISCILLA M. THOMSON Pris Where's Joni? - fu+ure Mrs. Cooper - June bride-raven-haired beaufy - box-office blues - 226. FRANCES TODARO Frau Full of pep - counfy rraveler - of- fice pracfice gal - shoulder lengrh bobs - roller skafing - 226. PAUL TOLLIVORO Iuni0r Marines - foreign cars - bowling- billiards - Taco's - 68. BURTON L. TORNSTROM Burt New York S+-:fe Maririme College - hunfing, fishing, and Trapping-Rifle Club - swimming - chemislry-68, JOAN TOTA fflonill Goldie-locks - warm personalily - X-ray 'technician - sparkling eyes - Seen Pris? -homeroom represenra- live - 226. GERTRUDE TRASK rrTrudy1: lnframural sporis - phorography - Come on, you kids! - bookkeeper - lypisl' - I26. SAMUEL A. TRASS Bula Marine prospeci'- Deanna and me! cars - skafing - foofball - 68. ANGELA A. TRISCARI frAngxJ Fufure loeaulician - Doyle School of Beaury - How do you like my new hair-do? - +hose long eyelashes- American hislory woes - 226. RUSSELL D. TRISCARI Russ Army - sporls - dancing - cars - J-Club - 209. ANITA R. TRUSSO Church work - color guard-friendly smile - everyone's pal - exlensive wardrobe - Avez-vous fini volre francais? - 226. LEFTY L. TSITSO The Greek Varsify baskefball - Wha+'s par? - Sfefson Universify - yearbook sfaff - fhe big Olds - 222. PEGGY JOAN TURNWALL Ya' know wha+? - 'lalkafive - wandering hearf - secre+ary-home- room gossiper - 226. CARL ULRICH rrspudn Bowling - accounfing - foofball fan - Spudnufs -- coin collecfions-268. CYNTHIA H. UPDEGRAFF rrcindyxs F. N. A. - friendly - flawless com- plexion - R. N. degree - long, shin- ing hair - 226. CAROLYN VALON E HONOR SOCiETY Thespians - chafferbox - Guess what kiddies? - full of vim and vigor - fufure in journalism - See ya, af Fros'r's - 226. KEITH H. VANDEWARK UVM., Sporfs--model railroading-mechaw ical engineer - bowling - quief - 68. BETTY VAN GUILDER Those Safurday nighf dances - quief - felephone operafor - pefife - pearly complexion - 207. JANET D. VENMAN Pfjanv HONOR SOCIETY Senior officer and cabinef member- fufure nurse - glowing personalify- radianf smile -- Hi-i-i-il - J-Quill - 226. ROSELYN T. VENTURA Hypalians - fufure office girl - Ang, fix my pony fail. - glowing smile - locker conferences - 226. JOSEPH VICARIO ffloeu Direcfor of 222 Male Chorus-J.C.C. - fufure engineer-The breaker - pump iockey - 222. ANTHONY VILARDO rrTanyn Beffy, my favorife dancing parl'ner. - sporfsman - drummer-boy - pre- med af Wesfern Reserve - physics blues - 222. CAROL SUE VINCENT Good fhings come in small packages - church worker - American hisfory 54 blues - homeroom dues-dark, curly locks - 226. JAMES VINCENT ffIi1n,, Girls in lunchroom - pin-splifler - Mr. Ramsauer's anlagonisl-Air Force bound - ouldoor man - 222. MARGARET L. VITANZA HONOR SOCIETY J-Quill edilor - always on 'Ihe go - Universify of Buffalo-Red and Green edilorial sfalf-pianisl par excellence - 226. PATRICIA M. VOLPE crpatn Legal secrefary - pelife and quiel -Yorker Club - ice slcaling enlhusia asl - friendly - 226. DENNIS BLAINE WARNER rrDenny:: English class clebafer -- Good eve- ning, Posf-Journal. - Casanova - pofenlial fly-boy -- pranksler -222. GLORIA JEAN WASKO HONOR SOCIETY Tall and slalely - secrefary of lhe lu+ure - Hypalians - dexlerous Iennis player - Iofs of pep - 226. WILLIAM WEBB Bill Goafee and sideburns-linger painl- ing blues - Rifle Club enfhusiasf - 55 Air Force bound - pump iockey - 222. CAROL A. WEBER Secrelary - dancing - bowling - Red - quief -- 3I6. DONALD WELLEJUS fPD0n,, Foreign cars - church aclivilies - quiel - oufside inferesls-undecided 'lulure - 68. FREDERIC W. WERNER Frilz Fulure Iheorelical physicisf - malh and science inleresls - chemislry fan -plenly on Ihe ball - college bound -- 222. DUANE WESTERBU RG frDeWey1J Congra'IulaI'ions 'Io you - Tough Iuclc in foolball - church ac+iviIies-- Parris lslancl, here I come! - A'CappeIla bass - 222. NANCY JANE WHITE Nance American hislory clown - airline slewardess - len-pin enfhusiasl' - GoI lhe car Today! - happy-go- lucky - 226. JUDITH ANN WILCOX ffludylf A lulure Mrs. -fire-engine red hair - glowing smile -- roller slcaling - lallcalive - 226. MARLEN E ANN WILLIAMS Full ol pep - homeroom giggles - F.T.A. - church work - sfrawberry blonde - 226. CARRIE ANN WILSON Penn Slale week-ends! - French problems - rushing everywhere - Red and Green edilorial slaff-- Ten Lillle Indians gal -- 226. IONE M. WILTSIE Tiny and perl - church aciivilies - quief - undecided Iu+ure - ace on roller sIra+es - 226. LATRICIA MAE WINBURG HONOR SOCIETY Do you undersfand Ihal French? - carefree and gay - shorl' bobs - 'fun lo be wilh - French Club -- lab +echnician -- 226. JOHN H. WIQUIST Fulure chemisl - week-ends on 'Ihe slopes - varsily foolball - clown in his+ory - college plans - 206. MARY L. WIRSEN rrMare:1 Me and my car +roubles -wonder- ful personalily - a friend Io every- body - sparkling, Iallcafive eyes - progressive iazz - J.C.C. - 226. DIANE S. WISTRAN erDee:: Fulure nurse - Shadyside Hospi+al- gel up and go-peaches and cream complexion - musically inclined - warm smile - 226. STEPHEN J. WOZN EAK Steve Fearless hun+er-English class sleeper -- inlramural baskelball - fishing- bowling - 206. ROBERT T. WROBLEWSKI uB0bn Sporl cars - guns -- ska'ring-bowI- ing - Air Force - 68. ROSEMARY F. ZEOLLE reRose:: Fredonia Slale -- bowling - Iennis - Perry Mason fan - driving blues -- 22I. THE J.H.S. ALMA MATER Milfon J. FleTcl1er, SuperinTendenT Emeriius Tune: Believe Me IT All Those Endearing Young Charmsl Alma MaTer, Thy name in honor we hold, J.l-l.S., Thou arT dear To us all: Swell The chorus of song, leT Thy praises be Told While TogeTher school days we recall. The old sTudy hall shrines, The ioys oT our youTh, 'Tis The place where The school spiriT bides- The spriTe ThaT wrings iesT Trom The gravesT oT TruTh, And cheers us whaTever loeTides. And sTill, J.l-l.S., in The years ThaT shall be, Thy scenes will crowd memory's hour, The class room, The Gym , The old willow Tree, E'en The clock ThaT lceeps waTch in The Tower. Thy boys and Thy girls, Thine Today and Tor aye- SpiTe oT changes old Time shall have seen- We'll sTand Tor The righT, Tor The honor we'll Try OT our colors, The Red and The Green. You are gone, dear old school, yeT There sTands in your place Cne ThaT malces our hearTs quiclcen wiTh pride BUT you've leTT inspiraTion Time ne'er can eTTace, And wiTh us you will always abide. For your spiriT lives on, The old school in The new, As a seed lives again in iTs Tlower- The old willow sTill whispers To us To be True And The clock waTches us Trom The Tower. STanza No. 3 wriTTen by Florence F. McGuirl, SepTember, I942 57 f xii .-1 s 1 LJ ,lf r 'x gf X Vx,-1 L L., 5 1 1 : Mosl' musical: l , Joyce Linds+rom, lflewll 172 ill. Tony Cosimano. rf-XJ 1 Mosl' likely +o succeed: 'He-f i'k ,X-ff-V-,-N ' 1 1 Margarel' Vi+anza, Tom Raffa. My ll Bed speakers: Karen Spehl Besl' all-round: Jane+ Venman Diclc Carlson. u 3 l 5 , 5 Besl ac+ors: Carole Sprinchorn, ' Dick Carlson. Mos+ ar+is+ic: Diane Lynn, Don Gae+a. 58 esf Bruce Hagadorn. Busiesh Margarei Vifa nza, Loren Carlson. Friendliesh Sue Nelson, Frank Scarpino. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Q I f l 4 'ii-,., A ,' I 1 If X Mosf a+hle'hc: 'gf lva Houghfon, A Frank Scarpino. I 59 L Wi++ies+: Caryl Bemus, Tony Vilardo. JUNIOR GIRLS First Row:, K. Grundstrom, M. Carlson, P. Marcus, P. Thore, N. Mohr, S. Wade, J. Norberq, D. Yernberg, S. Paterniti J. Woz'neak. Second Row: S. Champlin, K. Cronin, R. Simon M. Thomas, K. Dewey, M. Swanson, C. Specht, C. Nelson, S. Lance, K. Danielson, A. Lindquist. Third Row: N. White, M. Chrispell, A. Carlson, R. Larson, M. Madison, N. Lindberg M. Anderson, K. Carlson, P. Carlson, P. Dorler, B. Benson Fourth Row: P. Stenander, T. Cusimano, V. Logan, D. Johnson B. Johnson, K. Laughlin, M. lllig, D. Keete, K. Reagan E. Goller, J. Munella, S. Foti. Fifth Row: A. Giordano: H. Wirtner, T. Lombardo, S, Spadaro, J. Barrelle, M. Angello L. Angilella, J. Vella, P. Conti, R. Dietzel, M. Smiley, S. Pear son, D. Williamson. Sixth Row: D. Rewers, L. Pierson, E. Peter son, P. Cardone, B. Walton, J. Wheeler, N. Fosburg, D. Lund berg, W. Ferino, G. Carlson, N. Gacek, K. Fuller, J. Scalise S. Barresi. Seventh Row: D. Bryant, R. Bondi, K. Calabrese B. Lamb, J. Halberg, M. Werner, C. Castle, M. Dahlgren C. Ericson, P. Day, D. Arnone, B. Stewart, D. Nelson, C. At wood, J. Baggiano. JUNIOR BOYS First Row: S. Petlerson, B. Jacques, J. Swanson, R. Warner K. Hayes, D. Hedberg, K. Lang, W. Mealy, J. Knott, T. Rigoli Second Row: R. Carlson, W. Fransen, D. Gustafson, J. Robbins, D. Anderson, R. Vik, R. Johnson, A. Sarno, R. Johnson, R. Bell Third Row: C. Irwin, B. Payne, S. Curtis, D. Woodard, S. Pol- lino, A. Thompson, J. Peterson, N. Hedlund, L. Anderson G. Videll, D. Boquist. Fourth Row: G. Landin, C. Davis, J. Beck- strom, W. Bentley, W. Gustafson, D. J. An-derson, R. Melquist D. Youna. R. Anderson. D. W. Strand, J. Cusimano. Fifth Row D. Barker, C. Furman, L. Webb, C. Russell, J. Swiderski, J. Rus sell, J. Peterson, R. Wiltsie, J. Erickson, R. Rogerson, R. Ger maine. Sixth Row: D. Asel, J. Hagstrom, W. White, D. Kibley J. Ostrom, D. Sauner, J. Lindberg, R. Anderson, G. Johnson B. Perry, R. Verost, J. Frangione. Seventh Row: S. Tedquist F. Lovecchio, C. Stohl, J. Alston, C, Palermo, G. Wright J. Watkins, J. Gronquist, R. Manuelle, J. Lind, R. Thunberg C. Sundquist, J. Bloomquist. 4 'Mi if . . . 4. -zz.: .-:::..vgg-1 A JUN Firsl Row: S. Johnson, K. Long, P. Dearing, P. Robinson D, Phillips, G. Rowan, K. Beckman, D. Ca-dy. Second Row S. Johnson, S. Bellardo, K. Anderson, M. Young, G. Tumminia J. Dicembre, N. Willsie, S. Sharp, C. Snyder. Third Row E. Oberg, S. Anderson, E. Saldi, M. Ulrich, P. Verblaw M. Wilson, A. MacDonald, G. Johnson, J. Hunfer, L. Anderson B. Bloomquisf. Fourfh Row: P. Faulk, J. Bellavia, L. Carlson S. Canre, P. Swanson, S. Hilf, N. Larson, S. Knobloch, S. Lind JUN Firsl' Row: D. Erickson, P. Runfola, D. Seager, S. Tollivoro S. Giardina, G. Gifford, R. Johnson, R. Givens. Second Row C. Pilrs, R. Gould, R. Domsl, L. Van Slry, R. Fiorello, D. O'Pray R. Elias, H. Smilh, S. Williams. Third Row: R. Howe W. Cafanese, F. Frangione, C. Ayers, R. Larson, J. Palernifi F. Carlson, C. Confi, S. Nalbone. Fourth Row: J. Schupp J. Easlon, M. Guarino, L. Giambra, P. DeMarco, J. LaMonica A. Trass, S. Reale, R. Hammond, F. Chiappella, M. Russo l M. Anderson, J. Miner, M. 2 B. L. seem, H. Sandel, J. , Seve'ri1h Row: J. Walker, D. , fredge, S. Blixl, J. Miller, - A. Conroe, C. Eckslrom, B. blad, S. Anderson, D. Young, H. Nelson. Fiffh Row: S. Dailey, IOR GIRLS C. Jackson B. Harding, J. Olson, C. Anderson, J. Howling Baisler, J. Gusrafson, J. Ericson J. Anderson. Sixfh Row: D. Colelli, D. Jones, E. McLaughlin Love, A. Dahlberg, S. We eck S. Micek, S. Evanczik, L. Lewis, M. Bush, D. Miller, J. Ki? P. Fosfer, B. Bond, N. Johnson Erickson, J. Rinaldo, L. Lundmark IOR BOYS vsfiey, B. Allen, A. C.-,Ck5ho++I D. Rivers. Fiffh Row: A. Lopriore G. Greenwood R. James, l D. Swan, R. Enserro, P. Grandinl, T. Cerro, D.'Jaroszynski K. Beafly, J. Mason, L. Kennedy. Sixfh Row: S. Dispenza R. Barrholomew, W. Tangalos, J. Chimera, N. Olson, C. John son, R. Fellows, G. Green, T. James, J. Wennberg, T. Russo J. Sranfon. Sevenfh Row: M. Johnson, H. Welker, W. Carlos D. Rydell, G. Brownelle, G. While, J. Suervoss, S. Mahoney J. Johnson, E. Hughes, D. Halsled, R. Hlllslrom. me... I 1 I I I ffP2iz1:x rr' egg? :f.:.:. .f' rf srazfifc- JUNIOR CABINET Firsi' Row: C. Furman, R. Larson, T. Rigoli, W. Tangalos, N. Olson, Mrs. Krieger. Second Row: J. LaMonica, S. Dailey, C. PiTTs, K. Reagan, M. Agnello, M. lllig, E. Goller, J. Munella, G. Tumminia, L. Giambra. Third Row: R. HillsTrom, R. Barfh- olornew, T. Cerfo, P. Verblaw, R. Enserro, J. Magnio. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY WiTh many imporTanT evenTs coming up and proiecTs To be done, we, The Class oT '59, re- Turned To JamesTown High School lasT Tall deTer- mined To make This year as successTul as our sophomore year. As This year now draws To a close, we realize ThaT much has already been done and ThaT more is planned Tor beTore The close oT school. On OcTober 8Th, The iunior class voTed on auTomaTic voTing machines, Tor Their choices OT capable oTTicers To lead our class. Those chosen were: PresidenT ......... ..... T homas Rigoli Vice-PresidenT .... ... William Tangalos SecreTary ........ . . . ReneTTa Larson Treasurer ........... ... Norman Olson Keeper OT ProperTies .... Charles Furman WiTh oTTicers elecTed, we began looking Tor- ward To The producTion oT our Junior Class play. Gramercy GhosT , on December 7. Much hard work was done by The class, many diTTerenT com- miTTees and a casT consisTing oT KaTharine Cala- brese, Thomas Rigoli, CurTis Johnson, RoberT Carlson and many oThers. AT This Time we would like To Thank Mr. Gordon Swanson Tor doing a Tremendous iob as direcTor, Mrs. Velma Frew, Mr. Donald PeTerson, Mr. Allen Ayers and Mr. John Gilson, Tor Their work on commiTTees. The ring commiTTee puT on display Two com- pleTely diTTerenT sTyles oT class rings, round and square, To be voTed on by The class. The square ring was chosen as The class ring. These rings were ordered This spring and will be received by The members oT The class nexT Tall. This year, Tor The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT JamesTown, a sTudenT will go abroad asa Foreign Exchange STudenT Tor The American Field Service. We are very proud To say This TorTunaTe sTudenT is Trom The Class oT '59, The TinalisTs are Chris- Tine Anderson, William Tangalos, Dennis O'Pray, and Diane Jones. Class dues, Broadway on Second STreeT , Moving-Up Day, Junior-Senior RecepTion, The closing ceremonies oT The year and The Charles E. Hall DebaTe, which we Teel conTidenT we will win, are oTher proiecTs ThaT were successTully un- derTaken. The Class oT '59 would like To Thank our ad- visor, Mrs. Gladys Krieger, Tor helping us To have a wonderTul iunior year aT J.l-l.S. Brenda Lee BloomquisT, I-lisTorian SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY WiTh The enThusiasTic guidance of Their class adviser, Mr. Roberf C. Wilson, The class of I96O began a high school career ThaT promises To be rewarding for iTs members and The communify. The baby class in The school was confused for only a shorT while. buT before many weeks had gone by lasf fall, The sophomores were making Their mark in The high school world. A spirifed campaign was held before The elec- Tion of officers, and when The final Tabulafion was made, The following officers had been elecT- ed To lead The affairs of The class: PresidenT ,............... Roberf Colby Vice-Presidenf ............ Carolyn TafT Secrefary ...... Kafhleen O'Block Treasurer ............ Roberf Whifehead I-lisforian ................ Donald Manno The firsT major efforf of The class of '60 was The Sophomore Recepfion held November I4. This annual evenT gives The sTudenTs and Their parenTs an opporTuniTy To visiT school To meeT The Teachers and inspecT The faciliTies of The building. A good represenTaTion of parenTs made The evening a grafifying one. ThaT The class is civic-minded and ready To help ofhers was illusTraTed by Their Thanksgiving proiecf. ConTribuTions of food were made by The sophomores To fill baskefs for The less Tor- TunaTe. The baskeTs were disTribuTed by The Jamesfown Family Service. The class of '60 made iTs presence felT in The field of aThleTics, Too. The fooTball Team had a good season wifh a 3 and I record, while The baskeTeers racked up I4 wins and 3 losses. I-lome- room IO5 carried The class colors inTo The finals for school honors. The sophomore parfy was held April I8 in The high school gym. A floor show was presenfed midway in an evening of dancing, eaTing, and having fun. Wifh The class flower, The delphinium: The colors, royal blue and whiTeq and The moTTo NoT for ourselves buT for all , The class of I96O looks forward confidenfly To a happy and profifable high school career. Donald Manno, Hisforian SOPHOMORE CABINET Firsf Row: J. Simpson, K. Culver, R. Whifehead, C. TafT, B. Brocklehursf, C. Kosinski, J. Giambra, J. Lundberg, P. Wil D. Colby, K. O'Block, Manno, J. Vaccaro, J. Baffaglia. son, S. Palmieri, M. Johnson, B. Saldi, D. Cornell. Third Row Second Row: M. Dandelski, D. Sorce, J. Cardinale, S. Hulfberg, R. Myers, R. Anderson, J. Lynch, D. Tefff, J. Gaefa. E Firsf Row: M. Canglalosi, SOPHO l S. K. Kinne, S. Carlson, B. Moyer, MOR E GIRLS slrom, C. Kaminski, S. K. O'Block. Sixfh Row: V. B. Johnson, L. Davis, B. Cross, J. l-iedsfrom, S. Kellgren Brunacini, J. Lundberg, T. Pollock Hamrick, S. Peterson, M. Dickson L. Drake, l-l. Sander, J. Anzalone, R. Ferrera, N. DeMuro S. Barresi. Sevonlh Row: l-l. l-lauq, T. Gornall, N. Lilly M. Hendrickson, J. Vilanza, J. Acker, H. Ball, P. Zuk, D. Besse Buffone, F. Ahlbeck, K. Lin-dholrn R. Carlson, C. Carlson, S. Eighfh Row: L. Johnson, M. Merchiando, P. Rossman, C. Roman M. Cordner, D. Rickelfs, N. LaDuke, J. Nelson, M. Olclslrom Paulson, L. Agnew, J. Donalo, S. Valone, D. Bull, S. Ralph Donch. B. S. SOPHOMORE N. McCann, V. Eckslrom, L. Lamper, G. Walburq, M. Thorpe. Second Row: C. Corio, C. Dowd, B. Calanese, G. Cochrane, D. Tompkins, M. l-lalsled, F. l-lagslrom, M. Cusimano, V. Lune?- la, M. Marucci, J. Foli. Third Row: B. Lyon, K. Culver, A. Alkins, J. Vaccaro, R. Macaluso, M. Denfico, S. Lellen, C Calamunci, P. Wilson, J. Simpson, D. Brew. Fourlh Row: B. Malhis, G. Nickerson, B. Brocklehursf, B. Bailey, D. Daversa, R. Dunn, T. Bellardo, C. Ciancio, G. Cosimano, M. Parasillli, G. Nickerson, J, Baflaqlia. Fifth Row: P. Meurer, M. Logan, E. Slark, J. Ocoboc, M. Verost, J. Erickson, L. Carlson, B. Beck- Firsf Row: J. Miqnoli, A. Parinella, D. Lindqulsl, D. Trask, C. Vullo, K. Johnson, J. Vullo. Second Row: E. Raner, L. Fran- scn, R. Mislrella, J. Calabrese, G. Arrnele, M. Palernifi, J. Todaro, D. Tidquisl. Third Row: E. Swenson, P. Erickson, D. Millard, D. Maroflo, J. Fiorella, A. Triscari, A. Prele, R. Hallberg, F. Yanik. Fourlh Row: A. Scardamaqlia, G. Ander- sen. F. Hursl, J. Ahlgren, D. Abbey, J. Elias, P. Swanson, B. Turnquisl, B. Smilh, D. Suncleen. Flffh Row: L. Farr, F. Ryan, BOYS D. Malley, B. Johnson, D. Slenander, S. Nelson, R. Johnslon C. Casler, C. Brunacini, B. MacDouqall, G. Carvella. Sixfh Row P. Kidder, J. Sell, B. O'Neill, D. Sorce, C. Glover, J. Gaela S. Cornerale, B. Nelson, T. Nelson, R. Tompkins, S. Salemme D. Forbes. Severllh Row: T. Anderson, D. Manno, W. Samuelson Johnson, M. Marchiando, D. Srnilh, K. Bursfrorn, D. Swarlz Whifehead, P. Tumminia, G. Malloon, C. Bailey. M. R. L-.J m or vw vv xv' v , xx 'i -x p. fx -Fw d x bf- ,L.h A SOPHOMORE GIRLS Firsf Row: B. Lee, P. DeJoe, S. Tordoil, L. Nordine, S. Gillis, N. Culfinq, M, Sellle, B. Lindquisl. Sixfh Row: C. Tall, P. Erickson, M. Johnson, S, Hickman, P. Everell, R. Berg. Second Row: C, Lewis, J. Giarnbra, P, Gisslin, N. Bloomslran, K. Sampson, K. Haslinqs, P, Jersen, L. Hardenburq, N. Rock- rnan, C, Salde, C, McDonough, M. Harl. Third Row: M. Dulron, J. Thunberq, P. McKeevor, D. Corcoran, R. Welsh, G. Hedslrom, J. Deck, L. Brown, A. Cusimano, B, Saldi, M. James. Fourlh Row: P. Dulchess, B. Schurr, M. Punk, B. Haighl, D. Laurie, N. Salinger, S. Roberlson, D. Belles, A. Aqale, D. Van Arsdale, S. Spalaro, B. Weber, J. Bishop, Fiflh Row: J. Breckenridge, D. Mazzone, K. Pelerson, S. Swanson, K. Carlson, B. Slearns, D Jenkins, M. John, L. Sholin, H. Milharn, A. Tilaro, J. DuBois, Firsl Row: C. Thompson, J. Bisanli, E. Johnson, P, Lang, D Anderson, R. Musly, J. Frilz, T. Chrisl, C, Salupo. Second Row: E. Ferry, A. Lager, A. Peck, R. Palernifi, T. Carr, D. Brown, D. Spolo, C. Ellis, D. Eckslrom, Third Row: W. Mol- ler, F. Karqel, B. Jensen, J. Gay, B. Bucklin, R. Andersen, B. Johnson, B. Rounds, F. lnserra, W. Price. Fourlh Row: R. Hel- lerf D. Fahey, C. Vullo, A. Annis, J. Solpielro, D. Lund, B. Lasher, R. Myers, B. Johnson, K. Kellgren. Fifth Row: D. Fredlund, D, Colby, P. vorBever, C. Hall, Z. Johnson, J. Cardinale, D. Anderson, D. Freling, W. Hancock, J. Leone, L. Conlernnan, C. Swanson, S. Swanson, J. Pelerson, N, Samuel- son, S. Loop, S. Johnson, H. Jordan, M. Smilh, K. Joyce, M. Kibler, N. Bauer, C. Kosinski, K. Olancler. Sevenfh Row: C. Harrinqlon, N, Hornslen, J. Sanders, L. Woodburn, S. Malm, L. Markell, M. Vile, E. Wealherly, C. Joy, A. Olson, J. Donel- son K. Keele M. Simcox M. Johanson, A. Anderson, J. Larson. eiglnh Row: M. Munson, B. Olson, P. Whal en, M. Dandelski, K. Blornquisr, J. Russell, S. Lynn, V. Minafi, N. Samuelson, N. Sackris, N. Harvey, E. Webeck, J. Zalkind, S. Hullberg, K. VanNaller, S. Palmieri, S. Broadhead. SOPHOMORE BOYS J. Anderson, D. Chase. Sixlh Row: J. Wrighl, A. Falkson D. Srnilh, B. Tofa, C. Phelps, L, Johnson, B. Sisak, D. Lundgren D. Kerrin, S. Case, J. Dracup, J. Ventura. Sevenfh Row D. Anderson, W. Sherwood, B. Weldon, R. Anderson, S. Gaqli ano, R. Sforms, R. Carlson, D. Carlson, F. Hopke, G. Fashano W. Smilh, E. Milchell, D. Tefff. Eighfh Row: J. Swanson S. Palerniti, P. Nyslrom, D. Carlson, G. D G-. Lindslrom, R. Jurkowski, P. Dickson, J. L J. Moynihan, H. Cunninsham, R. Nordsfrom. elain, J. Swanson ynch, K. Lindblom Girls' secondary special class. Arh George Clinger sfanding Yearbook adveriising slrii. Swedish I class. in Assembly slrif. Red and Green sales lallyg Mr. Wilson. 66 - Chemisfry lab. Charles Ewing: machine shop. 'wcf c. H33-K N, xl J O ., ,., ., lifww ff Mig, X N J'r ' W-A K 44 3-x,',g, 5 ,L -,'f h M'ff if 4 , M A M + -N-an -i',,.qfaTe'2f5:fgf . A. wx , ,-:Ng 1,1-'Q' ':.353'C51i'f , Q . ,-:MLQKSLQ . ? 2: V'7'?:f'?S.'i' 1 -F .Q aw: A , '+:?4'gg31- f' - ' .1,.:.4.L-4-. Y' , , ,. fv.:,.' , ,zz-..vq:rr1' 4' -mf:-,:m:k4,., W., . 52 'lg - inf . - ff.. Af 11 'mc-,,-,lwa J W 1-Qiqfffz, -, 1,4 W 'ff WWJ :rw ,mf ,fray 6 NWN Q Q A Atv' V f HQ-.ff,z, .wif .nag gf'- HONOR SOCIETY Firsf Row: C. Lind, K. Anderson, S. Swanberg, R. Olson, K'dd J B ksT A F ns n, M. ViTanza, R. Anderl, R. 1 er, . ec rom, . ra o J. Fancher, K. SpeTz, S. Olson. Second Row: Mr. Carl Levin S. Sfrong, K. Reagan, E. Goller, L. Winburg, G. Ring, B. Paler- mo, D. G-aeTa, B. Cordner, J. LoPresTo, R. MalTa, B. Johnson, D. DonaTo, K. Albinson, C. Valone. Third Row: R. MaTThews, D. Hedberg, M. E. Johnson, T. Farley, J. Swanson, L. Carlson, SERVICE KEYNOTE CharacTer, scholarship, leadership and service are The sTandards Tor membership in The Kappa Alpha Tau ChapTer OT The NaTional Honor So- cieTy. IT is indeed an honor and a privilege Tor a sTudenT To be chosen by The TaculTy To mem- bership in NaTional Honor SocieTy. Under The very capable direcTion oT The spon- sor, Mr. Carl Levin, inducTion ceremonies were held in November and April. The Honor SocieTy has a scholarship Tund Tor which The main source OT income is The conces- sion sTand aT The baslceTbalI games. Everyone aTTending These games can aTTesT To The enThu- siasm and co-operaTion oT The Honor SocieTy members. This was shown as They TirsT made The popcorn, and Then passed Through The crowd calling ouT, Popcornl lce Creaml lce cold popl AnoTher source oT income is The selling oT boolccovers. This sale Talces place in The TronT corridor beTore and aTTer school. S 68 G. Wasko, R. Mohr, M. Barker, J. Card, B. Hagadorn, D. Con- roe, C. HarringTon, A. PeTerson, J. Venman, S. OldsTrom, 5. Lund. Fourih Row: P. Robinson, J. HerIeT, S. RooT, M. Karr, T. Raffa, C. Sprinchorn, F. Scarpino, M. Lockwood, E. Loizeaux, R. Larson, G. Randell, K. Beckman, D. Johnson, A. Holmsfrom, P. Dorler, D. Jones, J. Wilkins, G. Johnson, S. Laughlin. HONOR SOCIETY Following The SouThwesTern CenTral-JamesTown High School baslceTball game on January IO, The Honor SocieTy sponsored a dance. Music was Turnished by our own JamesTown High School Dance Band. This dance was very well aTTended and iT was Tinancially a success. On SaTurday, March I5, The members helped To soliciT donaTions in The campaign againsT nephrosis. Several members helped wiTh The inducTion oT new members aT Cassadaga Valley Cenrral School and They also assisTed Key Club on Career Day. OTFicers Tor This year have been as Tollows: FirsT Term Second Term RoberT Anderl ........ PresidenT ........ Rolland Kidder MargareT ViTanza ..Vice-PresidenT.. Jaclclyn BeclcsTrom Solveig Swanberg ...... SecreTary ...... JudiTh Fancher Roger Olson ........ Treasurer... Alvin Franson MI-Y SENDS NATIONAL DELEGATE This year Mi-Y's mosT imporTanT endeavor has been earning money To send a delegaTe To The NaTional Y.W.C.A. ConvenTion in ST. Louis Trom March l3Th Through The l9Th. Miss Penelope Marcus was selecTed by The Y Board as Mi-Y's delegaTe. This conTerence, a Triennial, reviews The work oT The pasT Triennial and decides pro- gram direcTives Tor The nexT Triennial. The acTiv- iTy mosT closely allied wiTh This proiecT was The club's candy sale. A greaT varieTy oT oTher acTiviTies highlighTed Mi-Y's program Tor l957-8. Among Them was a ChrisTmas Dance wiTh Hi-Y in The Y.W.C.A. AudiTorium. Hi-Y and Mi-Y commiTTees were in charge oT all The arrangemenTs. The girls also worked on several communiTy service proiecTs. They packed a Thanksgiving baskeT Tor a needy Tamily, made scrapbooks Tor area hospiTals, and Took an acTive parT in Red Cross service proiecTs. Wirh Their advisor, Miss Nancy Williams, The girls enioyed programs TeaTuring group discus- sions, Y.W.C.A. world Tellowship, and speakers. A member oT SiegTried STudios, Mrs. William SiegTried, was guesT speaker in connecTion wiTh The Topic oT good grooming and poise. Miss Norma Burow, youTh ambassador To Firsf Row: N. Wilfsie, K. Carlson, J. GusTafson, D. WisTran, Japan and a Teacher aT Falconer CenTral School, spoke oT her inTeresTing visiT To The Par EasT and showed slides depicTing liTe in Japan. She ex- plained To The group The exchange program in which she parTicipaTed, ExperimenT in lnTerna- Tional Living, sponsored by The JamesTown Young AdulT Civic Council. During The year, Mi-Y meT ioinTly wiTh Hi-Y, parTicipaTed in a splash parTy, TaTTy pull, sporTs nighT, pizza supper, and a TalenT nighT. ln ob- servance oT holidays, Mi-Y had iTs TradiTional hanging oT The greens ceremony and joined wiTh Hi-Y in a Palm Sunday Service. This summer, delegaTes Trom Mi-Y will ioin oTher Y Teens in a summer conTerence aT Keuka College. Y Teen members, Their direcTors, and advisors Trom upsTaTe and wesTern New York will be Taking parT. DelegaTes will discuss new ideas in programming, aTTend workshops in oTTicer Training and handicraTTs, and Take parT in special recreaTional acTiviTies. The Tollowing oTlicers guided The club in iTs varied acTiviTies: PresidenT ...... .... J acklyn BecksTrom Vice-PresidenT .... Penelope Marcus ...... Sharon HilT .... JudiTh Ericson SecreTary ...... Treasurer ........ Program Chairman . Judifh Fancher liams, adviser. Third Row: . M' aels, N. Sackris, S. Game, son S Ich A. Carlson, D. RickeTTs. Second Row: P. Carlson, J. Erickson, P. Swanson, L. Carlson, B. Bond, G. HedSTrom, J. O , Wl D Y g H N ls P. Marcus, J. BecksTrom, S. Hill, J. Fancher, Miss Nancy i- . oun , . e on. Hl Y ALPHA CHAPTER Flrsf Row J STafford L Carlson S Olson S Carlson R Ols M John Rood Second Row G DuBo1s A Franson O son rn ALPHA HIY EXTENDS SERVICE RECORD Alpha l-ll Y began The l957 58 round oT acT1v :Ty wnTh :Ts well aTTended TooTball dances The members planned and sponsored The second and lasT OT The serres oT dances whlle BeTa Took charge oT The TnrsT and Third The money ralsed was spenT prlmaruly on The club s service prolecTs The club made a subsTanTual conTr1buTnon To The Y lvl CA World Service organlzahon Thus Tund IS a mosT worThy one Tor IT supporTs Y work nn Torengn counTrues AnoTher service eTTorT was The glvlng oT a Thanksguvmg baskeT To a needy Tamlly l-ln Ys blggesT socnal evenT oT The year was The ChrusTmas dance Thus aTTa1r was co spon sored by Ml Y and was held aT The YWCA ParTly social and parTly ceremony was The lnduc Tron In which Alpha Took parT wrTh Bemus PolnT Tru l-lr Y and BeTa Hn Y In a hoTly conTesTed baskeTball baTTle Alpha was able To emerge vlc Torlous over BeTa The club senT represenTaTlves To The WesTern New York YouTh Conference In Hornell and To The oThcers Tralnmg camp on Lake ChauTauqua as well as To The sTaTe l-ll Y YouTh In Govern menT leglslaTure In Albany OTher regional meeT ings were held aT Fredonna STaTe Teachers Col lege and aT The local Y On Class Day The Norman F Nelson award s presenTed To The sensor boy who has besT exemplnfled The Hx Y purpose To creaTe mann Tarn and exTend ThroughouT The school and com munlTy hugh sTandards OT ChrlsTlan characTer The award IS made In memory OT Norman F Nel son a Tormer l-ll Y advlsor who died slx years ago The members OT Alpha are mosT graTeTul To The advisors Mr Wllllam Reid and Mr John Rood Tor Their generous assrsTance ID TurTherxng H1 Y Themr help has been unvaluable OThcers Tor The year were as Tollows PresudenT 5Teven Carlson Vnce PresudenT STephen Olson SecreTary Loren Carlson Treasurer Jack STaTTord Chaplam RoberT Harrrs ' : . , . , . , . , . on, r. . : . ', . , J. I , K. Sla , R. Harris. ' ' ' ll ll . . . . . . I h . . . . ' ' ' I' ' . . . . . ' I I ' - - ll In ' - - u I .- . I . . . , . . ' 70 HI-Y BETA CHAPTER Firsf Row: Mr. John Rood, R. Elias, D. O'Pray, D. Hedberg, B. Sisak. Second Row: H. Smith, D. Gustafson, J. Watkins, 5. Epgerson, C. STohl, L. Johnson, J. AlsTon, S. Williams, s . IG. O'PRAY STATE HI-Y PRESIDENT AT The STaTe YouTh and GOvernrnenT Legisla- Ture Assembly OT The Hi-Y held aT The STaTe CapiTOl in December, l957, Denis O'Pray, mem- ber OT BeTa Hi-Y, was elecTed presidenT OT The STaTe Council. lT is believed ThaT This is The TirsT Time This pOsiTion has been held by a mem- ber OT The JamesTown club. As presidenT, Denis presides aT The STaTe Council meeTing in Syra- cuse, The l958 session OT The Albany YouTh and GOvernmenT Assembly, and is a delegaTe To The NaTiOnal l-li-Y Council. The Albany Assembly, aT which Denis was elecTed, was The climax OT The youTh and govern- menT acTiviTies during The year. ATTending The cOnTerence Trom The BeTa Hi-Y as iTs delegaTe was Brian Sisak who Took an acTive parT in The legislaTure assembly. Prior TO The Albany Assembly an area-wide legislaTure cOnTerence was held aT Fredonia, New York, TO deTermine which bills OT sTaTe-wide im- pOrTance would be presenTed aT The Albany session. ln addiTiOn To being hosT To lasT year's WesTern New York YouTh ConTe-rence, BeTa Hi-Y was represenTed aT The area council meeTing held in JamesTown and This year's WesTern New York YouTh ConTerence aT Hornell, New York. Service prOiecTs carried ouT by The club in- cluded a donaTion TO Y.lvl.C.A. World Service Fund: Thanksgiving baskeTs Tor The needy: radio program On segregaTiOn: a campaign Tor The CenTennial Fund: conTribuTion Toward The Nor- man F. Nelson Award given To The high school senior who besT exempliTies The purposes OT Hi-Y. ln order TO Tinance These service prOiecTs The club sponsored Two dances following JamesTown High School Too+baII games and held a record hop aTTer one OT The baskeTball games. Social programs during The year cOnsisTed OT a ChrisTmas Dance wiTh The Mi-Y Club: an ad- dress by Harold Duncan, area Hi-Y Advisor, On a World COnTerence held in Paris: an inducTion ceremony wiTh The Bernus POinT Club: and a number OT sporTs nighTs in The gymnasium, OT which one was The Alpha vs. BeTa Hi-Y baskeT- ball game. lT has been only Through The excellenT guid- ance and leadership given To BeTa l-li-Y by Wil- liam R. Reid, Our advisor, ThaT our club has been able To fulfill The purpose OT Hi-Y- To creaTe, mainTain and exTend ThroughouT The home, school and communiTy, high sTandards OT Chris- Tian characTer. The OTTicers OT The BeTa Hi-Y Tor The year l957-58 were as TOllows: PresidenT .............. Denis M. O'Pray Vice-PresidenT .... .... B ruce Carlson SecreTary ...... ..... R oberT Elias Treasurer .... .... R OberT Rogerson Chaplain .. ... David Hedberg KEY CLUB FirsT Row: J. STafford, W. Crozier, A. Vilardo, R. Carlson, A. Riley, G. Randell, C. HarringTon, B. Carlson, B. Jacques A. Loprlore, H. Welker. Second Row: D. O'Pray, E. Lesser, M. Bavar, Mr, George Keeler, A. Merchant KEY CLUB SPONSORS SERVICE PROJECTS Service TO school and communiTy is The prin- ciple OT The Key Club. lT is composed OT Two male represenTaTives Trom every OrganizaTiOn in The school. These sTudenTs are chosen Tor The ouTsTanding conTribuTions They have made To The group: Thus Key Club is Truly suiTed TO perTorm The duTies which consTiTuTe iTs program Tor The year. Under The able leadership OT Mr. George Keeler, Key Club sponsored a year OT varied and impOrTanT acTiviTies. The mosT impOrTanT proiecT OT This year's pro- gram was The Career Day, held in laTe April. Key Club, working wiTh Mr. Norman Janowslcy, pupil personnel cOnsulTanT, and The educaTiOn cOmmiTTee OT Kiwanis, chose and co-ordinaTed The spealcers Tor The more Than sixTy occupaTiOns represenTed. This proiecT proved an invaluable help TO all J.l-l.S. sTudenTs in Tamiliarizing Them wiTh The many careers which are open To young people Today. Key Club members were a Tamiliar sighT aT The seasOn's baslceTball games. ln assOciaTiOn wiTh The CiTy RecreaTiOn DeparTmenT. members were in charge OT Taking TiclceTs and waTching The various posTs assigned To Them. General co- OrdinaTOr OT This prOiecT was Roger Olson. fXnoTher impOrTanT prOiecT OT The year was The club's parTicipaTion in The Child Nephrosis Drive. Several members manned posTs On Second and Third sTreeTs Tor The collecTiOn OT money, and assisTecl The ciTy TOundaTiOn in Their worlc. On March 2l, The group sponsored a dance aTTer The STudenT-FaculTy baskeTball game. Ed- ward Lesser served as chairman oT The proiecT wiTh Denis O'Pray, Bob Olson and STeven Carl- son acTing as chairmen oT TiclceTs, publiciTy and program, respecTively. Each week, during The year, Two Key Club members aTTended The Thursday noon Kiwanis luncheon. They also Took parT in one oT The programs Tor Kiwanis members. lT was a panel quiz program on currenT evenTs. The Key Club Team of Tom Rigoli, William Tangalos, Denis O'Pray, and Loren Carlson were vicTorious over The opposing Kiwanis Team. STeven Olson served as masTer oT ceremonies Tor This Top-TlighT pro- gram. The club's vice-presidenT, Thomas Rigoli, per- Tormed an ouTsTanding service when he under- Took To prepare a sTaTe-wide lisT oT candidaTes Tor The Kiwanian-oT-The-Year award. l-le senT ouT more Than one hundred leTTers To all The Ki- wanis Clubs in The sTaTe aslcing Them Tor Their nominees. For This service, all oT The Kiwanis and Key Club members are graTeTul To This ouTsTanding sTudenT. FiTTeen members oT This group aTTended The sTaTe Key Club convenTion which was held on May I6 in Niagara Falls. The club Took parT in The oraTorical and TalenT conTesTs. Members Tound The Trip exciTing and educaTional. Tor iT gave Them a good opporTuniTy To meeT Tellow Key Clubbers in pleasanT and inTormaTive sur- roundings. ElecTions Tor The year l958-l959 were held on May I and May 8. OTTicers Tor This year were as Tollows: PresidenT ...... .... L oren Carlson Vice-PresidenT .... .... T homas Rigoli SecreTary .... .... T homas RaTTa Treasurer ...... .... P hilip Chall LieuTenanT Governor . .... . STeven Carlson Mr. Howard Crossley, local aTTorney, acTed as Kiwanis represenTaTive To Key Club and aTTend- ed many oT The group's spring meeTlngs. KEY CLUB Firsf Row: T. RaTTa, P. Chall, L. Carlson, S. Carlson, T. Rigoli. R, Kidder, B. Hagadorn, G. Johnson, C. Furman, P. Mulleavy. Second Row: S. Olson, W. Tangalos, R. Olson, R. Anderl, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Firsf Row: L. Angilella, N. Johnson, A. LindquisT, C. Ericson P. Day, P. Wilson, S. Lance, P. STenander, E. Goller, J. Munel- Ia K. Grundshom, C. Lind, K. Laughlin, D. Williamson, J. Ribbing, J. Toia. Second Row: E. Saldi, B. Palermo, V. Boria, P. Allison, L. Winburg, A. Roselli, S. Sharp, H. WirTner, G. Tum- H.NI M.EJh S.RTRHl 'T mania, e son, . o nson, oo, . o mquis, R. PaTerniTi, D. Donafo, M. Williams, E. K. Hegburg. Third Row: D. LuneTTa, J. Herlei, K. Anderson, K. Hasfings, A. Trusso, D. ConTi, K. Long, J. Dicembre, J. Sanders, E. Oberg, B. Bloom- quisT, D. Keefe, J. Card, S. Laughlin, B. L. Boersf, M. Hendrick- son, M. Oldsirom, R. Berg, M. Bush, N. BaTTagIia. Fourfh Row: K. SpeTz, J. BecksTrom, D. Young, C. McDonough', S. Knobloch, A. Peferson, J. MarIeTTe, E. Webeck, V. MinaTi, J. Johnson, K. Carlson, M. SmiTh, M. KeTTIe, S. Lindblad, M. Anderson, D. Miller, D. ChrisTopherson. FIELD TRIPS HIGHLIGHT YEAR The FuTure Teachers' Club is made up of sTu- denTs who are inTeresTecl in The Teaching proTes- sion. The members are given an opporTuniTy To obTain inTormaTion abouT This occupaTion. The JamesTown ChapTer is The MerTon P. Cor- win FuTure Teachers OT America Club. MeeTings in The Torm OT Tureen suppers are held once a monTh on a Wednesday nighT. The sponsor oT The club is Miss Essel K. I-legburg and The co- sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. I-TerberT Boie. The programs are varied ancl inTormaTive. In April The group Traveled To BuTTaIo STaTe Teach- ers' College To Tour The campus and obTain knowledge oT iTs college sTucIies and social IiTe. To receive a beTTer undersTancIing OT schools in oTher counTries, a deIighTTuI meeTing was spenT wiTh Toreign exchange sTudenTs as guesTs. Yulcilqo Eyama, Trom Japan, and Gerhard Kuening, Trom Germany, explained Their school liTe in compari- son wiTh our own school. Yulcilco also showed slides oT her counTry. AnoTher program highIighT oT The year was a panel discussion. Panel members spoke on The opporTuniTies, advanTages, cosT, ancl oTher Tac- Tors perTaining To The Teaching proTession. AT anoTher meeTing, Mr. Meade G. Ander- son, our principal, spolce on The Teaching pro- Tession. A Teachers' College Tilm was also shown. The mosT ouTsTanding proiecT OT The club is The TeachereTTe program. This enables a sTudenT To go inTo a grade oT his choice To observe and Take parT in The Teaching OT The class. This serves as an excellenT TesT To deTermine wheTher or noT a sTudenT wishes To pursue The occupaTion. As a service proiecT, some OT The members helped wiTh The Child Nephrosis Drive. Every member Teels ThaT The club has had a very successTuI year. This year, The oTTicers have been as Tollows: PresidenT ..... ......... S ally Laughlin Vice-PresidenT .... Donald ChrisTopherson SecreTa ry ..... ..... J aclclyn BeclcsTrom Treasurer ... .... Ann PeTerson I'IisTorian ..... ... Mary Madison ParliamenTarian .. .. Suzanne RooT F. N. A. AIDS CRIPPLED CHILDREN The main proiecT OT The FuTure Nurses OT JamesTown l-ligh School This year was The drive Tor The Crippled Children's AssociaTion OT Amer- ica on March 28 and 29. Dressed in EasTer bunny suiTs, The members OT FuTure Nurses sold lily Tags in The business secTion. The girls in FuTure Nurses made The EasTer bunny suiTs which They wore during The drive. The suiTs were made wiTh The help OT Miss Mary STrand OT The home eco- nomics deparTmenT. This year was The TourTh year OT organizaTion Tor The FuTure Nurses OT America in JamesTown l-ligh School. FuTure Nurses OT America was organized in' The UniTed STaTes To acquainT girls, inTeresTed in nursing, wiTh The TundamenTals and The requiremenTs OT The proTession OT nursing. This year The FuTure Nurses' Club was organized and sponsored by Miss Muriel Thompson, girls' counselor, wiTh The help OT Miss Mary STrand, Mrs. PaTricia Findley, and Mrs. EoliTh Miller, The school nurse. The sTudenT organizaTiOn commiT- Tee consisTed OT Mary KeTTle, Norma Mohr, Joan l-lerleT, and Connie Jader. Mr. Henry Bridges, Dean OT JamesTown Com- muniTy College, spoke To The group on Their adiusTmenT Trom high school To a school OT nurs- ing or college. Mr. Bridges broughT Three sTu- denT nurses wiTh him Trom The School OT Nurs- ing aT The W.C.A. l-lospiTal. They answered ques- Tions which The group had abouT The courses TaughT Them aT JamesTown CommuniTy College or abOuT The W.C.A. School OT Nursing. Mr, RoberT C. Kochersberger, insTrucTor aT JamesTown CommuniTy College and a co-ordina- Tor OT nurses' Training in New York STaTe, spolce To The group abouT The subiecT conTenT OT Three years OT Training. The girls in FuTure Nurses Toured The STudenT Nurses' l-lome and The new emergency ambu- lance wing aT The W.C.A. l-lospiTal. Miss Baker, SuperinTendenT OT The School OT Nursing aT The W.C.A., spoke To The girls on The need Tor nurses. She also answered any quesTions The girls had abouT The new emergency wing or The School OT Nursing. FUTU RE NU RSES FirsT Row: Mrs. PaTricia Findley, M. Dahlgren, L. Winburg, S. Wade, M. Illig, C. ATwood, M. Carlson, N. WhiTe, P. Hayes, N Bore J Halberg M Werner Mrs Miller S c d R : . , . , . , . . e D. WisTran, P. Robinson, K. Reagan, N. Mohr, J. CGTISTBTSZVIT, C. Updegraff, D. Lewis, K. Calabrese, S. Bellardo, J. HerleT K. An-derson, Miss Thompson. Third Row: Miss STrand, G. Rowan C. Jader, C. Jackson, S. Larson, J. Diichik, S. Gear, M. Wil- ' i Li d S echT P Dorler Ilams, D. Leake, J. Vle, N. n berq, C. p , . . Fourfh Row: J. Wilkins, M. Jones, K. Anderson, J. Ericson, M Wirse'n J Venman J Fancher M. KeTTIe N. Carlson, J.. KiTTredde, iM. Andelrson, S. Snyder, V. Logan, P. Faulk, M. Young. i 1 SPANISH CLUB HA AbouT six weeks before ChrisTmas, Las Amigas de Espanol spenT mosT of Their meefings prepar- ing for a visiT To a needy family from PuerTo Rico. They made dolls of colored yarn, dresses for The liTTle girls, and an apron for The moTher. LasT minuTe preparafions included baking cook- ies and sfuffing sTockings wiTh fruiT, candy and Toys. When They saw The happy faces of The Three small children, The members of The club felT well rewarded for all Their Time and efforT. Las Amigas de Espanol, lThe Spanish Clubl, under The supervision of Miss Efhel M. Swanson, has had a busy schedule This year. Every Tues- day, during The sevenTh period, The members gafhered in room 225 for Their meefing. A busi- ness meeTing and some games or a play were The usual procedure. A supper meeTing was held aT The home of Miss Swanson on February II. During The eve- S VARIED PROJECTS Anofher ouTsTanding Teafure of The year was The Time when Miss BeaTrice Eckberg enTerTained The club wiTh her slides on Yucafan. These were very enioyable as well as educaTionaI. The annual banquef was held aT The Lawrence Resfauranf on April 2 I , when The girls enTerTained Their moThers. In order To defray expenses, The Spanish Club held a bake sale aT The CiTy MarkeT on March I. Alfhough Spanish Club is raTher small This year, The members are all very acTive. Through The club, They have come To know each oTher beTTer and have gained informaTion abouf The Spanish language and cusToms, which would have been impossible in The classroom. This year's officers are The following: mbre, B. Bond, P. . . . P 'd T ning everyone had an enloyable Time. The game res' en of Espanol, which is played wiTh word cards, V'Ce'P'e5'denI proved a pleasanT way To pracTice The language. Secfefdfv Prizes were liTTle Mexican cards decorafed wiTh Treasurer queTzal birds. SPANISH CLUB First Row: C. Snyder, L. Pierson, D. Johnson, J. Hunfe-r, Miss Swanson. S-econd Row: D. C cus, S. Lance, P. Brown, J. Difchik. . Diana Johnson Lorinda Pierson Phyllis Sfenander .. Joyce Hunfer Ln Us LAS AMIGAS Ma FREN FirsT.Row: E. Goller, Y. Eyama, S. Roof, A. Peferson, C. Wilson, J. Rubbing, Miss Barber. Second Row: R. MalTa, B. Johnson, M. Baisler, J. Fancher, P. Verblaw, D. Taylor, S. Snyder V. Minafi, S. Laughlin, J. Johnson, N. Larson, S. Lindblad S. Geer, S. GanTe, K. Calabrese, S. Fofi. Third Row: M. Hal- FRENCH CLUB COMBINE Le Cercle Francais enlivened The social life oT JamesTown High School wiTh Their successTul Can-Can Capers Dance, held February 28. The dance was a climax To a perTecT evening, Tor iT came aTTer The Tinal baskeTball game, which The Raiders won. The music was provided by The J.l-l.S. Dance Band. An eliminaTion dance was The highlighr oT The evening, wiTh unique prizes going To The winners. The French Club engages in service proiecTs as well as in The lighTer pursuiTs. One of iTs TavoriTes is The sending oT a ChrisTmas package To an orphanage in France. The club has been sending cloThing and food To The orphanage Tor years. ln reTurn, The children send picTures They have drawn and embroidery They have done. Club members exchange leTTers wiTh French boys and girls as anoTher hands across The sea eTforT. Le Cercle Francais meeTs regularly as a busi- ness group, buT The members also arrange inTer- CH CLUB sTed, J. Kiffredge, C. Davis, C. Bemus, E. RoberTs, H. Nelson E. Oberg, J. Card, L. Winburg, J. Cusimano, J. Johnson T. Gornall, M. James, B. Lee, S. Malm,. P. Carlson, A. Roselli K. Long, D. Young. ' S FUN AND LEARNING esTing programs. They learn French songs, cus- Toms, and games. Joseph lrby, youTh ambas- sador To France, spoke To The group aT one meeT- ing, using colored slides he had Taken To illusTraTe his Talk. Miss Genevieve Fancher, head of The elemenTary school libraries, also showed picTures of The TradiTionally Tamous locaTions in France. Club members This year renTed Tilms oT Versailles, French carToons, and slides oT Paris and The Riviera. Each year, The acTiviTies are climaxed by a banqueT. As The yearbook goes To press, French Club members awaiT This big evenT, Tor iT is TradiTion To hear an excellenT speaker and have a wonderful Time. OTFicers Tor The year were as Tollows: PresidenT ................. Ann PeTerson Vice-Presidenl' .... ...... S uzanne RooT Treasurer ............. AnThony Lopriore SecreTary ............ Carrie Ann Wilson ATTendance SecreTary .... JoAnn Ribbing YORKER CLUB FirsT Row: N, WhiTe, A. CockshoTT, J. Swiderski, S. Valone, sen, W. Mealy, N. Sackris, W, Hokanson, R. Warner, K. Bill L -Anderson,.R.. Anderson, L. Lundmark. Second.Row: D. Bo- qren, G. Kiser, J. KnoTT, J. Ericson, R. Harris, R. VerosT quisf, N. Wnlisne, A. Glor no, . o, . I , . a . 6 US. g da BLynARleyBBIl, BJcqs F. lnserra, C. Lewis, P. Volpe, R. Dispenza. Third Row: M. Niel- YORKERS ARE HARD AT WORK IN '58 Do you know your Yorker Club? Could you Tell an inTeresTed visiTor whaT iTs aims and obiec- Tives are? Do you yourselT know whaT' iT does? The Yorker Club is devoTed, as iTs name sig- niTies, To The hisTory oT New York STaTe. Each chapTer is responsible Tor iTs own localiTy. The club is The iunior branch oT The New York STaTe l-lisTorical SocieTy, which mainTains head- quarTers aT CoopersTown, New York. The Yorker Club in JamesTown was sTarTed abouT six years ago aT JeTTerson Junior l-ligh School, and iTs members broughT iT To J.l-l.S. The highlighT oT The year is The STaTe Conven- Tion which is held similarly To a poliTical gaTher- ing. Each chapTer brings an exhibiT, iTs proiecT Tor The pasT year, and prizes are given Tor The besT Three. OTher awards are made, and con- venTion oTTicers are elecTed. The aTTernoon is spenT in a Trip To some hisToric spoT close To The convenTion. The local lFenTon-Jacksonl chapTer oT The Yorker Club has a new sponsor This year, lvliss MargareT l-look. Under her able leadership, They have been working on Their proiecT, STearn- boaTs on ChauTaugua Lake, in order To have iT compleTed in Time To go To RochesTer on May ninTh and TenTh. During The resT oT The year. The members spenT Their Vifednesday meeTings in planning and preparing The display case which They mainTain on The second Tloor, having ChrisTmas and l-lal- lowe'en parTies, and holding The TirsT baskeTball dance OT The season. From all OT These acTiviTies, iT is evidenT ThaT JamesTown Yorkers have spenT a busy and producTive year. JUNIOR RED CROSS ACTIVATED AT J. H. S. The Junior Red Cross program aT JamesTown Senior I-Iigh School began This year wiTh Miss lvlary STrand as sponsor. IT is a council consisT- ing oT represenTaTives Trom each homeroom whose purpose iT is To prornoTe welfare in The world and aid The needy in Time OT disasTer. The high school Junior Red Cross has already parTicipaTed in various acTiviTies, local and world- wide. lTs biggesT proiecT This year was sending 85 Junior Red Cross giTT boxes To NaTional I-leadquarTers in WashingTon, D. C. From There They were senT To various counTries ThroughouT The world. These boxes conTained healTl'n and educaTional supplies Tor schools, and Toys Tor The under-privileged children. The obiecT oT This program was To esTablish a closer relaTion- ship beTween The school sTudenTs oT diTTerenT counTries. In The pasT year, over 406,000 giTT boxes and 350 school chesTs were shipped To children in 39 counTries7 assisTance To young vic- Tims oT disasTer abroad reached a ToTal valua- Tion oT Sl l9,000: and assisTance valued aT more Than 526,000 was exTended To child disasTer vic- Tims oT This counTry. JUNIOR RED FirsT Row: K. Calabrese, J. ToTa, S. Malm, D. Lindquisf, R. Dunn, R. MaITa, P. Sfenander, S. STrong. Second Row: R. Os- man, A. Dahlberg, J. Fancher, P. Robinson, J. Card, J. Beck The Junior Red Cross is now making plans Tor a school chesT in The near TuTure. These chesTs are large wooden boxes conTaining such iTems as almanacs, world aTlases, soccer balls, baseballs, Towels, Tirsl' aid kiTs. A box like This is usually senT To a school in an area which has been sTricken by disasTer. Local acTiviTies include making candy Tor The VeTerans' I-lospiTal in Bu'lTalo and helping aT The Red Cross ChapTer I-louse wiTh Typing and Til- ing. AT The SouThern ChauTauqua CounTy Red Cross Annual lvIeeTing aT SouThwesTern CenTral School, Junior Red Cross girls served as hosTesses. Through Their many chariTable works and deeds, The Junior Red Cross program in James- Town I-Iigh School should prove To be very suc- cessTul. AlThough new This year, The Council has already done much aT home and abroad To help less TorTunaTe people. We all sincerely hope ThaT They will be able To conTinue This work. CROSS COUNCIL sfrom, M. Bancroff, Miss STrand. Third Row: F. Frangione R. Musfy, P. BelliTTo, L. Phillips, W. Price, R. Carlson, K. HasT ings, D. GaeTa, G. Nickerson, E. Sal-di. Tenih year mafhp Mr. Levin. Tim Sloogg Mr. Ramsauer. Boys' secondary special class. ln ying and selling sfoclrs in American hisfory. Slaiion WJHS: Charles Furman Boys' secondary special class. 1 so -. Shorihand ll: Miss Sellsfrom. Physics class: Mr. Ayers. till MEN f- A--e.'-ww - N Xfgftma KL if Leff lo Righl: Chrlsline Llnd, associafe edilorg Diane Lynn, arf edllorg Roberl Anderl, co-business manager and pholographerg Thomas Raffa, co-business manager. Roger W. Olson Edifor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF Firsf Row: Mrs, Florence O. Zanqhi, A. Peterson, S. Laughlin, P. Chall, M. E. Johnson, C. Jader, M. Vllanza, K. Reagan R. Olson, C. Lind, L. Carlson, R. Moller. Second Row: D. John- K. Carlson. Third Row: T. Farley, K. Spell, R. Osman, J. Ven son, B. Johnson, C. Anderson, E. Lesser, P, Carlson, E. Roberls, man, L. Tsllso, C. Wilson, M. Wirsen, B. Covey. YEARBOOK STAFFS PRODUCE '58 EDITION LasT Tall The ediTorial and business sTaTTs OT The Red and Green began The iob oT laying The ToundaTion Tor This year's boolc. The sTaTT mem- bers made many policy decisions: The seIecTion OT a cover, The spacing oT seniors' picTures, senior superlaTives, colors To use. Type oT capTions, and a Theme Tor The sales campaign. Roger W. OI- son, ediTor-in-chieT, led The Torces oT The edi- Torial sTaTT, while Thomas RaTTa and RoberT An- derl shared The business manager's duTies. Diane Lynn'direcTed The worlc oT The arTisTs. This year's book is The TirsT aT J.I-l.S. To have a padded cover. IT is hoped ThaT The sTudenT body will Tind This change an improvemenT in appearance. Because The use oT oTT-seT process was Tound desirable in The I957 yearbook, iT is used again This year. AnoTher TeaTure is The use oT phoTographs, Taken by RoberT Anderl, as divi- sion pages. The sales campaign was launched The TirsT week aTTer ChrisTmas vacaTion. The subscripTion drive lasTed Tour weeks, wiTh sales ToTalIing almosT I ISO boolcs. Individual sales leaders were Francis In- serra wiTh 9I, AnThony Lopriore wiTh 65, and Frank Pelcarslci wiTh 63. The sales leaders were awarded checks oT 55, S3 and S2 respecTiveIy. The Theme oT The sales campaign was space Travel. To complemenT The Theme, a large posTer bearing a rocIceT ship was placed in The TronT corridor. As The sales increased, The rocIceT ship rose higher and higher. The slogan used on The TiclceTs was NeiTher Time nor space iTs mem- ories can erase. In addiTion To The regular sTaTTs, oTher year- bool: workers conTribuTed Time and eTTorT in The evenTual producTion oT The yearbook. CapTion wriTers wroTe maTerial abouT every senior: The TypisTs painsTaIcingIy prepared copy Tor The prinTer. IT is TiTTing, Too, To noTe The long hours spenT by TacuITy members in assisTing The sTaTT: Ivlr. RoberT C. Wilson as business advisor, Ivlrs. Florence O. Zanghi as ediToriaI sponsor, and Mr. Richard Ramsauer and Mrs. Lois STricIcler as arT consuITanTs. RED AND GREEN BUSINESS STAFF Firsf Row: Mr. Roberf Wilson, P. Chall, F. Pekarski, R. Anderl, G. Johnson, A. Holmsfrom, R. V. Olson, R. W. Olson. Third If AL Mh R S56 R G IIGVdlIJSaS I d L C ls D S OI T. Ra-a, . opriore, R. o r, Second ow: B. i k, M. Glunta, G. Ring, R. Osman, A. Vi ar o, . ar on, ow: . Rands , . i e , . w n on, H. Welker, 6. Glover, . orce, J. son, F. Hopke, T. Riqoli. CAPTION WRITERS Firsf Row: S. Olson, V. Boria, A. Roselll, R. Carlson, J. Tora, R. Osman, M. Wirsen, M. Hulfman, M. E Johnson L Car n J. Anderson, N. DuBois, D. Donato. Second Row: J. Hadley, Third Row: R. Gilllnan, J. Herlel, T. Raffa S Mel: P Kn A. Peterson, S. Oldslrom, S. Berqqulsl, C. Harrington, D. Lund, loch, S. Laughlin, G. Rendell, B. Russell, R Mo er RED AND GREEN TYPISTS Sealed: N. Erickson, E. Gillberq N. Sandquisf. Slanding: B. Slafford, K. Blllqren. Noi in picfure: S. Swan berg, J. Reynolds, P. Rewers, C. Eng berg. ART STAFF Firsf Row: G. Cllnger, D. Lynn N. Halverson, P. Tl-lore. Second Row N. LaDulce, T. Skoog, J. Dllchilc M. Thomas, A. Conroe. J-OUILL BRINGS SCHOOL NEWS TO J. H. S. The day J-Quill members spenl wilh lhe slall of lhe Jameslown Posl'-Journal early in rhe Tall provided valuable experience in iournalism. Each member worked wil'h a diilerenl edilor on lhe local paper. This visil was such a worlh-while proiecl fhal The slall hopes il' can be a yearly evenl. Despile financial dilficullies al' The beginning of The year, J-Quill, under Jrhe line direcfion of Miss F. Elizabelh Jacques, published live issues, one approximalely every lwo monihs. As l'he Jameslown Board of Educalion decided 'ro under- wrile +he expenses up lo lhree hundred dollars, lhe subscriplion price was lowered lo filly cenls. Approximalely eighl hundred fi'F'ry subscriplions were sold. ln addilion 'ro publishing Jrhe paper, J-Quill again sponsored Along J.l-l.S. Corridors which appeared weekly in rhe Jameslown Posl'-Journal. This year lhe edilors were Sara Bevacqua and Chrisline Anderson. A varied exchange pro- gram wilh sludenl' newspapers from California To Maryland provided inlormalion on aclivilies from olher areas. Copies also wenl lo 'rhe home J- Firsf Row: B. Johnson, D. He-dberg, E. Loizeaux, K. Carlson R. Palernifi, M. Vifanza, S. Swanberg. C. Wilson, A. Riley Q. Jkoselgi. Second Row: Miss Jacques, N. Lilly, A. Olson . oy, . Oldslrom, D. Miller, N. Sackris, J. Johnson, K. Van- Naller, M. Wirsen, J. Venman, V. Minali, K. Carlson. M. Bavar, schools of some ol lhe foreign sludenls now liv- ing in Chaurauqua Counly. The April issue was once again published by The iuniors. David l-led- berg and Bonnie Johnson headed The slalii for +his issue. On May I9 some of lhe members allended lhe annual High School Press Day al S+. Bona- venlure Universily. Recognized iournalisls ad- dressed special groups and 'rhe slafl profiled by 'rheir conracl' wilh olher high school iournalisls. This year The paper was direcled by 'rhe fol- lowing sludenls: QUILL Edi'lor ......... Assislanl Edilor Sporls Edilor Sociefy Edilor .. Business Manager Exchange Edilor Treasurer ..... .. .... Proof reader Typisl ......... Pholographers .. Margarel Vifanza . Rosalie Palernifi Solveig Swanberg Karin M. Carlson News Edilor Fealure Edilor .. .. .. .. David Hedberg Carrie Ann Wilson . Anila Roselli Alfred Riley Michael Bavar Mary Alice Baisler .. Bonnie Johnson . Edward Loizeaux Adviser ,..... Miss F. Elizabelh Jacques C. Kaminski, J. Halberg, J. Vifanza. Third Row: C Pills D. Wisfran, N. Wilfsie, K. Kinney, K. Joyce, M. Smilh, S Hull' berg, B. Lee, M, James, M. A. Baisler, C. Anderson, S. Bevac guac IP. Dorler, P. Carlson, S. Geeir, S. Lund, N. Bauer . arson. 60 Kay Albinson and Chuck Harringfon in Charl'ey's Aunt Gramercy Ghost Tom Rigoli as The ghosf. Charles Irwin af lighling panel. Roger Olson: Bob Pills. Philip Chall, Brenda Charley's Aunl lliob PiHsl -Qc Ccftlkiltf 47101421 G! aseimr NMSHAL HJHE'f33C LE f? ,'4wn Ha3f LN SDCIETY Merton P. Corwm Aud itngi.. 7Zr1ls' ll' Fiji' ! llc'z1wZ a' I I LM. 5 CHARLEY'S AUNT B. Palermo, G. Ring, R. Olson, J. Lindslrom, Ri Falls, C. Harringlon, K. Albinson, C. Davis, P. Robinson, . sman. COOPERATION SPARKS SUCCESS Aller lhe applause has ceased, and lhe crowd slarls leaving lhe scene ol a good play, you ollen hear commenls such as lhese: Golly, wasn'l lhal lerrilic? l wonder how much work wenl inlo lhal show? Charley's Aunl, presenled by lhe Class ol l958 in J.l-l.S. audilorium on Oclober 24, l957 broughl many such commenls. This well-known English comedy was delighllul. ll is an accounl ol lhe enlanglemenls lwo young college lellows gel inlo while lrying lo win lhe girls lhey love. The charm ol lhe English selling and dialogue caplivaled lhe audience. Charles l-larringlon and Bob Osman did line iobs porlraying lhe lovesick college lads. Kay Albinson and Carol Davis charmed lhe audience complelely playing opposile lhe boys. As Charley's aunl, Roberl Pills did a smashing iob. The audience was in slilches during his enlire performance in woman's clolhes. Roger Olson, as a gay-blade widower, also lurned in a line performance, The kind and genlle real aunl ol Charley, porlrayed by Joyce Lindslrom, was superbly porlrayed. The role ol lhe girl's guardian and an old lover was hilarious- ly lilled by Gordon Ring. Belly Palermo, play- ing opposile Bob Pills, inlerpreled her lovely parl perleclly. As a comic buller, Peler Robin- son broughl many laughs. Mike Bavar did a line iob organizing and accompanying lhe old-lime singers during lhe in- lermissions. The dillicull cosluming ol lhe play- ers was ellicienlly managed by lhal never-say-die kid, Carole Sprinchorn. To Gordon Johnson and his backslage hands once again go congralulalions on a iob well done. The conslruclion ol lhe lhree sels, including a college room, a garden and a parlor. was accom- plished under lhe supervision ol Mr. Thornlon Smallwood. The properlies ol lhe produclion were rounded up aller a bil ol digging by Su- zanne Rool. Richard Carlson as assislanl direc- lor made many conlribulions lo lhe success ol lhe play. Mr. Gordon Swanson, as direclor, is lo be complimenled nol only lor his knack ol bringing oul lhe besl in aclors, bul lor his knowledge ol every lacel ol play produclion. l-lis guidance in securing lhe cooperalion ol each member ol lhe produclion broughl aboul lhe wonderlul lin- ished producl. The seniors ol J.l-l.S. will long remember and be proud ol lheir Senior Play, Charley's Aunl. HGRAMERCY GHOST HAUNTS J. H.S. NaThaniel Coombes is a delighTTul person ex- cepT Tor The TacT ThaT he is a ghosT. As Nancy Vifillard discovered, a ghosT can complicaTe your IiTe. On December 7, I957, The class oT i959 pre- senTed The play, Gramercy GhosT, by John Cecil Holm. Many laughs Tilled The audiTorium, as NaThan- iel Coombes did his parT To complicaTe Nancy Willard's liTe. NaThaniel Coombes, ably por- Trayed by Tom Rigoli, was a ghosT willed To Nancy Vifillard, played by KaTherine Calabrese. Nancy Willard Thinks her IiTe is Tine as iT is, buT as Na- Thaniel shows her, iT isn'T. Parker BurneTT, played by CurTis Johnson, is Nancy's sTuTTy Tiance, who is willing To send Nancy To a resT home when she sTarTs seeing ghosTs. Charley STuarT, a re- porTer, played by RoberT Carlson, wanTs To keep Nancy around because he has Tallen in love wiTh her. Parker doesn'T like This and some humorous scenes occur beTween Parker and Charley. Nancy's housekeeper, MargareT Collins, played by Karen Long, does her besT To keep Things run- ning srnooThly. Miss AugusTa Ames, played by Diane Jones, added a bif oT humor as an old lawyer who likes To reminisce. OTficer Morrison, played by Ronald BarTholomew, received many laughs. Two oT NaThaniel's cronies, also ghosTs, Rocky and Irv, played by William WhiTe and Bruce Carlson, came and wenT, upseTTing Na- Thaniel aT Times. When The ambulance driver and The assisTanT ambulance driver, played by Vifilliam Tangalos and Dave Asel, appear, a hi- larious scene unTolds as They debaTed who was crazy, Parker or Nancy. The lasT characTer To make her appearance was The girl Trom The pasT, played by Barbara Bond. All ends well, wiTh Nancy Tinding her True love in Charley, and NaThaniel going To heaven. Mr. Gordon L. Swanson did a Tine iob in The producing and direcTing oT This play. Bonnie Johnson was The sTudenT direcTor, and Gordon Johnson was sTage manager, assisTed by Charles Furman. Book holders were EThel Goller and Karen Reagan. HGRAMERCY GHOST SeaTed: K. Calabrese. Kneeling: T. Rigoli. Sfanding: W. Tangalos, W. WhiTe, B. Bond, B. Carlson, D. Jones, R. Carlson, C. Johnson, K. Long, D. Asel, R. BarThoIomew. THE PLAY'S THE THING - - PRETENDERS PreTenders, The iunior-senior dramaTic organ- izaTion oT JamesTown High School, under The supervision of Mr. Gordon Swanson, has had a very busy and successTul year. On OcTober l8, PreTenders presenTed an as- sembly on The TradiTion oT JamesTown l-ligh School. ln addiTion To This assembly, a one-acT play enTiTled This Way To l-leaven was pre- senTed on November 2I. This play, which proved To be a greaT success, was ouTsTanding Tor iTs excellenT casT, including Richard Carlson, Carole Sprinchorn, Philip Chall and Brenda BloomquisT, and iTs able direcTion by Mr. Swanson. ln order To raise money To deTray The many expenses oT The club, PreTenders sponsored a dance aTTer The baslceTball game on January I7. Music was 'Furnished by records supplied by mem- bers oT The club. Everyone seemed To enioy himselT. AnoTher OT The club's inTeresTing proiecTs was To send diTTerenT members OT The organizaTion To each of The LiTTle TheaTer producTions. PreTenders also presenTed a Three-acT mysTery play enTiTled Ten LiTTle Indians on lvlarch l. This play, which was wriTTen by AqaTha ChrisTie, scored a huge success. Several members oT PreTenders parTicipaTed in The Playhouse one-acT play compeTiTion, Broad- way On Second STreeT, and in The Thespians- NaTional Forensic League's varieTy show, ldioTs' DelighT. During The second Term, a group oT PreTenders and Playhouse members aTTended The annual Play Fe-sTival aT Fredonia STaTe Teachers College. Everyone aTTending enioyed The producTion pre- senTed by dramaTic organizaTions Trom diTTerenT schools. Toward The end oT The second semesTer, Playhouse members in good sTanding were in- ducTed inTo PreTenders Tor The coming year. This year's oTFicers were as Tollows: Firsf Term Second Term Ann PeTerson ....... PresidenT .,..,.. Richard Carlson Roberi' Olson .... Vice-PresidenT ..,. Carole Sprinchorn Marcia lngerson ...... SecreTary ...... Joyce LindsTrom Gordon Johnson ..... Treasurer ,....... Thomas Rigoli Carrie Ann Wilson ,Keeper of Records. Bonnie Johnson PRETENDERS Firsf Row: J. Lindslrom, T. Rigoli, B. Johnson, C. Sprinchorn R. Carlson, A. Pe'Terson, R. Olson, C. Wilson, G. Johnson, M. lnqerson. Second Row: J. Howfing, C, Valone, C. Davis, S. Peferson, A. Lindquisf, S. Illig, P. Allison, P. Day, C. Erica son, M. Dahlgren, P. Sfenander, M. J. Resfivo, L. Angilella T. Lombardo, D. Johnson, S. RooT, S. STrong. Third Row: S. Wade, J. GusTafson, M. lllig, K. G-rundsTrom, E. Goller, J. Baqgianoi, C. Afwood, C. Bemus, M. E. Johnson, S. Nelson, M. Lockwood, J. Marleffe, D. Jones, M. Swanson, C. Nelson, M. Madison, C. SpechT, K. Albinson, A. Dahlberg. FourTh Row: P. Verblaw, M. Anderson, P. Robinson, G. Rowan, B, Palermo, R. PaTerniTi, K. Reagan, B. Bloomquis'r, K. Beckman, C. Ander- son, J. Miner, K. Long, J. Miller, A. CoclcshoTT, A. Vilardo, P. Mulleavy, E. RoberTs, D. Taylor, K. Spefz, D. HalsTed. Fiffh Row: R, Olson, C. Furman, G. Ring, W'. Wl1iTe, L. Carl- son, A. Holmsfrom, C. HarringTon, B. Rappole, J. Johnson, G. WhiTe, E. Loizeaux, P. Chall, S. Olson, R. Osman, P. Robin- son, S. Snyder, Mr. Gordon Swanson. TEN LITTLE INDIANS SeaTed: J. Miner, C. HarringTon, C. Wilson, C. Sprinchorg. lSTanding: S. Olson, R. Carlson, A. Vilardo, ' ' L s T. Riqol u, . ar on. A MURDER MYSTERY COMES TC J.H.S. March l, PreTenders presenTed an AgaTha ChrisTie murder mysTery, Ten LiTTIe Indians, in The MerTon P. Corwin audiTorium. AT The beginning OT The play, There is a brieT conversaTion beTween Mrs. Rogers, Fred Nara- coTT and Rogers played by Carrie Ann Wilson, Edward Loizeaux and Loren Carlson. Then a record is played accusing all Ten guesTs oT mur- der. Mrs. Rogers screams when she hears The voice and TainTs. ATTer Mrs. Rogers is revived and everyThing seems To be going smooThly, MarsTon, played by David I-IalsTed, dies Trom poison in his drink. The ploT becomes more involved when Mrs. Rogers also dies Trom poison. The nexT vicTim, porTrayed by Jann Miner, is Emily BrenT, who is killed by a hypodermic syringe. Vlfhile Rogers is geTTing some wood Tor a Tire, he is killed wiTh an axe. Then General Mcliensie, played by STephen Olson, is sTabbed while waTching Tor his long dead wiTe. Dr. ArmsTrong, played by Charles I-larringTon, and Sir JusTice Lawrence Wargraves, played by Richard Carlson, Tinally decide To Tind ouT who The mysTerious murderer really is. They meeT on a cIiTT. Sir Lawrence pushes ArmsTrong over The edge. Suddenly The elecTric pIanT goes ouT oT order and candles have To be used. Vera, played by Carole Sprinchorn, goes ouT oT The room. She screams and everyone rushes ouT. Slowly a dark mysTerious Tigure walks inTo The living room and Tires a shoT, apparenTIy killing Wargraves. The deTecTive, Mr. Blore, played by AnThony Vilardo, is killed by a cemenT block aTTer having accused Vera CIayThorn and CapTain Lombard, played by Tom Rigoli, OT The murders. ATTer Vera shooTs Lombard, a wicked laugh is heard and in walks JusTice Wargraves swinging a rope-noose. I-le Tells oT his ingenious Indian plan. Then To Wargraves' asTonishmenT, Lom- bard rises To his TeeT and shooTs. Ten LiTTIe Indians was direcTed by Mr. Gordon Swanson and PaTricia Allison. The ex- celIenT casT Turned in a smooTh, spine-Tingling Thriller ThaT kepT The aTTenTion OT The audience Trom The rising oT The curTain To The denouemenT. THESPIANS I Row M e on P al Second Row K Alb eTe so p THESPIANS FULFILL Under The eTTecTlve leadership OT JamesTown l-llgh Schools dramaTuc lnsTrucTor Mr Gordon L Swanson NaT1onal Thesplan Troupe 364 Tul Tulled anoTher successful year The years acT1vl Ties began on November 2l wuTh The 1nTormal 1nducTaon of TourTeen seniors who had shown ouTsTandlng service In The Tleld oT hugh school dlamahcs Membership ln This honorary dramaT1c socleTy IS The goal OT all hlgh school drama enThuslasTs AnoTher lnTormal lnduchon was held on May 7 wlTh The SouThwesTern CenTral School Thesplan Troupe AT This Time several luniors became members February l marked The daTe oT The presenTa Tuon OT The hllarlous and unusual varleTy show ldnoTs DelughT One acT plays blaclcouT slc1Ts and novelTy acTs lcepT The audience IH a recephve mood durlng The enTrre producTlon The show d ow C on Cl Ts M a Os SUCCESSFUL YEAR was a TlrsT Tor JamesTown l-llgh School Through The combined eTTorTs oT Troupe 364 and Na Tlonal Forensic League The high polnT of The year s acT1vlTles occurred on May I 2 and 3 when Thespxans accompanied by Mr Swanson aTTended The New York STaTe Thesplan ConTerence aT AlTred UnlverslTy In AI Tred New York Numerous plays were presenTed by The Thesplan Troupes JamesTown l-lngh School presenTed The one acT comedy The Marrnage Proposal ClIm6XlHg The Three day TesTlval was The banqueT honorlng Thesplan members and The lnTormal lnducTlon oT new members mTo The Na Tional Thespian SocleTy The oTT1cers Tor The year are These PresudenT Karen SpeTz Vice Presldenl' BeaTrlce Palermo SecreTary Carrre Ann Wllson Treasurer Carole Sprunchorn Clerk Ann PeTerson F'rsT : . lng rs , S. eTerson, C. V one, C. Davis. Thir R : . HarringT , G. Ring, R. PaTerniTi, J. Lin sTrom, : . inson, A. P r n, B. Palermo, K. S eTz, E. Reber , . Lockwood, M. E. Johnson, J. M rleTTe, S. lon, C. A. Wilson, C. Sprinchorn, S. Sfrong, Mr. Gordon Swansan, R. Carlson, G, Johnson. Fourfh Row: R. V. Olson, R. W. Olson, T. Farley. . . . . . I ' - . I ' . . , . . . . . , . . . I . S I I S I ' . . . ' I - I .1 - . . . H . . . Il ' I ' ll ' 3 ' . ...q-..-.. l . ' I , . . 92 ID I OTS' DELIGHT AUDIENCE Thespians ioined Torces wiTh VarsiTy DebaTe To Thrill an audience wiTh IdioTs' DelighT on Feb- ruary I, I958. The success oT The show can be aTTribuTed To The co-operaTion oT These Tine organizaTions. The curTain wenT up presenTing Les Girls, doing a perTecT chorus line rouTine. The bands oT Tony Cosimano and Jerry Gullo provided boTh iazz and classical arrangemenTs Tor The enTerTain- menT oT The crowd ol: over one Thousand. Solo- isTs, novelTy singing acTs, and panTomimes round- ed ouT The show in Tine order. BeTween acTs, To make Time Tor seT changes, blackouT skiTs were presenTed. Some of The TunniesT skiTs were Too Busy, One Born Every lvlinuTe, More China, The Locker Room, and The STeak. The wiT and humor oT The punch lines provided The audience wiTh many a laugh. All lighTing, seTTings, and oTher Technical de- Tails were handled by Gordon Johnson and his Phofos by Ed Loiz Scenes from IdioTs' DeIigh+ able backsTage crew. Mr. Gordon Swanson, as- sisTed by Thomas Farley, did a remarkable iob oT direcTing and TiTTing TogeTher The program. Their Tine work made The show a polished pro- ducTion. The VarsiTy DebaTe handled The Tremendous amounT oT work ThaT wenT wiTh making The show a Tinancial success. Richard Carlson very capably led The business and publiciTy commiTTees. The TransTerring oT TickeTs and collecTion oT money was carefully supervised by Larry Barnes. Rosalie PaTerniTi and Joan Wilkins, as co-chairmen, spenT much Time audiTioning acTs Tor The program. OTher commiTTee chairmen were Marcia Inger- son, properTiesp BeTTy Palermo, make-up: Eleanor RoberTs, cosTumes: and ReneTTa Larson, ushers. lvlany Thanks go To The members oT Thespians and VarsiTy DebaTe who helped To produce This Top varieTy show. PLAYHOUSE Firsf Row: M. HalsTead, C. TafT, J. Giambra, P. Evereff, S Broadhead K Li dholm P Eick n L N d' C S ld . , . n , . r so , . or ine, . a e. Second Row: L. Carlson, J. Simpson, B. Salcli, F. l-lagsfrom, T. Gornall, J. Johnson, A. Olson, C. Joy, S. Hickman, M. John- son, Third Row: S. Kellgren, L. Hardenburg, A. Shepherd, C. McDonough, K. Olander, S, Palmieri, R. Berg, M. Dandel- ski, L. Drake, N. Bauer, C. Kosinski, D. Sundeen. FourTh Row: Mr. ThOrTon Smallwood, J. Sanders, J. Breckenridge, M. SrniTh, R. Carlson, J. Lynch, D. Freling, F. lnserra, R. Hedlund, J. Lincoln, M. Kibler, C. Karninski, K. Johnson. PLAYHOUSE TEACHES DRAMA FUNDAMENTALS Playhouse, The sophomore dramaTic organiza- Tion OT J.l-l.S., can add This year TO iTs lisT OT busy and Truly successTul ones. The group has learned The TundamenTals OT drama each Monday under The direcTiOn OT Their TaculTy advisor, Mr. ThOrnTon Smallwood. Broadway On Second STreeT was The high- lighT proiecT which The Playhouse members un- derTook This year. The sophomores, in The man- ner OT Their predecessors, handled This enTire prOducTion. They presenTed a One-acT play, WhaT Never Dies, in compeTiTiOn wiTh The oTher Two classes Tor a Trophy: however, ThaT was only parT OT Their job. They were responsible Tor The compleTe prOmOTion OT The prOiecT., which was successTully accomplished by Their various Or- ganized cOmmiTTees. This year a new phase OT dramaTic work was opened in J.l-l.S. by The Playhouse. The con- sTrucTiOn and painTing OT scenery Tor plays was TaughT aT several OT The early meeTings. Work shops Tollowed, when members puT inTo use The learning They had acquired. Their TirsT iob was work on The seT Tor Charley's AunT. LaTer, 'They builT and painTed The compleTe seT used Tor The iunior producTion, Gramercy Ghost Several oTher club meeTings were devoTed To The reading OT one-acT plays. The members Took Turns presenTing diTTerenT ones beTore The group. This proved enTerTaining as well as worThwhile. They made use OT Their TalenT in March when The Man in The Bowler l-laT by A. A. Milne was given as an assembly program Tor The school. Each year a Drama FesTival Takes place aT Fre- donia. ln April several members aTTended This gaThering. They spenT The day learning more abOuT dramaTics and viewing plays given by area high schools. They, in Turn, presenTed a play. This day was indeed a TheaTrical experi- ence Tor Thern. OTTicers, which have guided Playhouse This pasT year, are as Tollows: PresidenT ............,. Kerrin Lindholm Vice-FresidenT ............ Linda Nordine Corresponding SecreTary .... Carolyn TaTT Recording SecreTary ..... Sue Broadhead Treasurer ..........,.... Pamela Evere-TT Keeper OT Records ....... Joan G-iarnbra OW Y we ma --SN The FlighT of The Herons .e.,,,ow S s afe . THE CLASS OF 1959 WINS ONE-ACT PLAY CONTEST A The annual one-acT play conTesT, Broadway On Sec- ond STreeT, was held March 29, l958 in The Merfon P. Corwin Audiforium. The class of I959 was The proud winner of This compeTiTion held among The classes. The Sophomore Class chose a one-acf play enTiTled WhaT Never Dies. Three scrubwomen were The leading characfers. Mrs. Armbrusfer, played by Ann Shepherd, pufs on airs abouT her son and how wonderful he is. The oTher Two scrubwomen, Mrs. DaugherTy and Mrs. Fin- iello, played by Joyce Saunders and Sally Palmieri, are noT quiTe convinced of The TruTh in Mrs. ArmbrusTer's sTaTemenTs. ATTer a considerable amounf of invesTigaTion, They find ThaT Jackie, The son, played by Karl Kellgren, really is noT so wonderful. Come To find ouT, Jackie had Taken all of Mrs. ArmbrusTer's money and lefT her wiTh none. The Two scrubwomen show ThaT They have good hearfs and give her enough money To Tide her over. The Junior Class chose as Their play The FlighT of The T-Terons. The seTTing of This play is in a bleak Rus- sian prison. Anna Kerenoff, played by June Howfing, is a Russian prisoner commiTTed for a poliTical crime. She musT say good-by To her mofher, CaTerina Kerenoff. played by PaTTi Confi, and her lover MiTri Kaslov, played by Frederick Cusimano. The climax occurs when Anna reciTes a love poem, which was wriTTen by her lover, iusf before she dies. The Senior Class chose Gallow's GaTe , a semi- wesfern drama. IT cenTersfaround'The facT ThaT Mr. and Mrs. McDeviT's son is To be hanged for bank robbery and murder. The couple was played by AnThony Vilardo and BeaTrice Palermo. A young reporTer by The name of Jimmy Thompson, played by'STephen Olson, Tries To Tind more abouT The case. He does succeed To an exTenT, much To The surprise of Duff, an experienced reporTer, played by Thomas Raffa. Of course, Sands, The sheriff, played by PeTer Robinson, is righT on hand To keep peace among The group. Finally from behind The gaTe comes The sound of a dull, lifeless Thud. All know whaT iT is and all are silenT. Mr. Gordon Swanson was The skillful direcTor of The sophomore and iunior plays and Mr. J. Thornfon Small- wood was The direcTor of The senior play. lx--- Q A 'QM 5 Y Mad scieniisfs in room 40: Mr. Smedberg. Bruce Hagadorn presenfs class ring cerrificale Yulcilro Eyama. Library. ' frfzl, - ,,- L, . Mi 'C W A ' AF 4, -5. IJ NM .H- v Vi , . i F l' 'T 1-N 9 . R, 2 A 'I fi 1, X 5 N.. ' .H . Foods class. Driver educaii ' M . G' . . . on' r llson' Exira-curricular achvif Y. ,- 5-ff Charles Pills ai lhe furnfable. A . M Jus? before A lunch period. s ' A A model class. ..-on-W M., N , , L,5,q,, M iw K 1 x X H , Q 1 f ' ' ,- , f , Y , x , 2, X 1 , 4 f L w x -ww W 'I 4, -1' E J f w 1 f 2 .1 x f - -x X fe- , .31 ae Nm? Sky, STUP 1 HYPAUANS HAVE l-lypaTians, who represenT The Teminine side oT The Torensic scene, perTormed a service Tor The Alma MaTer as well as gaining a Tinancial vicTory Tor Themselves by selling school banners aT The baskeTball games This year. Many loyal Tans gladly paid The modesT sum oT TwenTy-Tive cenTs Tor The colorTul banners which were waved enThusiasTically aT our Team's numerous vicTories. The year began wiTh The annual iniTiaTion of new members. As is TradiTional, each one had To give a speech on any subiecT beTore Taking The oaTh oT membership. The TirsT social aTTair To come along in The club calendar was a rousing Halloween parTy wiTh Lyceum on OcTober 25, l957, aT The OpTimisTs' Club. AT The ChrisTmas Tea in The Teachers' caTeTeria, delicious reTreshmenTs were served and many hilarious games played. A Traveling sup- per 'in March provided Tun and Tood Tor Those parTicipaTing, and, besides ThaT, The ever-versa- Tile l-lypaTians came Through wiTh a Bermuda l-lop in The early spring oT '58, buT oT course The crowning glory oT an evenTTul year was The- HBANNERH YEAR l-lypaTians' BanqueT. Swarms oT well-dressed members showed up noT only To enioy The dinner and program buT also To bid The deparTing senior members a Tond Tarewell and begin To look Torward To anoTher year oT Tun and service. Pleasure alTernaTed wiTh business aT The VVednesday meeTings in I44. Among The many Tine programs presenTed were: Miss BeaTrice Eck- berg, who showed slides and spoke abouT her Trip To Mexico, Mrs. STanley Weeks who dis- cussed public speaking: and Rev. Felix Davis who elalooraTed on Using Your Resources. CongraTulaTions are cerTainly in order Tor Mr. RoberT LeTro, The new TaculTy adviser To The organizaTion, and To The Tollowing oTTicers, who gave Treely oT Their Time and eTTorTs To make This year a successful one: Firsf Term Second Term Kay Albinson ....... PresidenT ....... Mary E. Johnson Mary Bellandi .... Vice-PresidenT ..,. Mary Alice Baisler Joan Wilkins ......... SecreTary ...,..... Jann Miner Diane Jones . ..... Treasurer ........ Bonnie Johnson HYPATIANS Firsf Row: Mr. Roberf LeTro, K. Beckman, J. HowTing, J. Miner, N. Rockman, C. Wilson, R. Larson. Third Row: C. SpechT, M. E. Johnson, M. A. Baisler, B. Johnson, K. Olander, P. Robin- C. Sprinchorn, K. Albinsori, H. BaTT, L. Drake, S. Lance, son. Second Row: C. Nelson, M. lngerson, J. Wilkins, V. MinaTi, K. Danielson, M. Bellandi, K. Calabrese, A. Carlson, J. Erick- A. PeTerson, D. Jones, B. Bond, S. Ganfe, N. Larson, J. Olson, son, K. Carlson, P. Erickson, M. Johnson, E. Goller, J. Johnson. LYCEUM Firsf Row: R. W. Olson, S. Carlson, L. G. Carlson, W. Tangalos, Third. Row: L.' Giambra. J. SWGHSOF1. J- Raffa. R- Carlson. T Ri oli Second Row: Mr. Roberf Le'rro, R. Carlson, C. Har- C. Piifs, J. Lincoln, T. Raffa. . q . ringlon, R. V. Olson, B. Carlson, S. Oldsfrom, M. HulTman. LYCEUM INCORPORATES NEW SERVICE Lyceum, The boys' public speaking organiza- Tion aT J.l-LS., has exTended iTs services To include a speakers' bureau. Under The guidance of lvlr. RoberT LeTro, The club will provide a spealcer Tor any group, on any Topic, providing enough Time is given To allow Tor preparaTion. LeTTers were senT To many organizaTions in The ciTy informing Them oT The plan and seeking opporTuniTy Tor budding oraTors To spealc publicly. The response was graTiTying boTh Tor The members oT Lyceum and The groups before whom They spolce. Lyceum This year compleTed iTs 58+h year oT acTiviTy. A change ThaT was necessiTaTed by lvlr. RoberT C. Wilson's accepTance oT a vice- principalship was his resignaTion as debaTe coach and Lyceum advisor. The club is indeed TorTu- naTe To have Tound in lvlr. LeTro, Their new men- Tor, The same enThusiasm as They had come To lcnow in Mr, Wilson. lvlr. LeTro, Tormerly a Teacher and debaTe coach aT Frewsburg, came To JamesTown well qualiTied To assume his duTies aT J.l-l.S. Though The purpose oT Lyceum is pracTice in public speaking. The members can always Tind Time Tor Tun in aTTairs more social. The organiza- Tion sponsored a ValenTine Day dance To which The whole school was inviTed. A more closed aTTair was The Lyceum-l-lypaTians parTy. lmagine The noise aT an aTFair aTTended by Two groups of public speakers! lT is cusTomary Tor Lyceum To close The year's acTiviTy by holding a banqueT laTe in The school calendar. Again This year such an aTfair is be- ing planned and anTicipaTed by The club. The oTTicers This year were as Tollows: FirsT Term Second Term Loren Carlson ...... PresidenT ...... Charles l-larringTon Sleven Carlson .... Vice-Presidenl' ..., Marshall HulTman William Tangalos ...... SecreTary ...... Bruce Carlson Thomas Rigoli ...... Treasurer ...... STephen OldsTrorn DEBATE CLUB FirsT Row: C. Sprinchorn, M. Munson, D. Jones, J. Wilkins, C. Harringllon, L. Carlson, R. Carlson, W. Tangalos, T. Gornall, K. Johnson, M. lngerson. Second Row: Mr. RoberT LeTro, D. Halsfead, D. O'Pray, L. Carlson, J. Johnson, K. Lindholm, R. Carlson, K. Blomquisf, C. Anderson, A. Peck, C. McDonough, DEBATERS CONTIN Under The new debaTe coach, RoberT LeTro. The J.l-l.S. debaTers conTinued The TradiTion oT keeping JamesTown in The winner's circle. This year The DebaTe Club enTered over 400 inTer- scholasTic deloaTes and won approximaTely 80? oT These. AT press Time, JamesTown has noT been deTeaTed in The B division. DebaTing The Topic, Resolved: ThaT UniTed STaTes Toreign aid should be subsTanTially in- creased, The deloaTers made successful iaunTs To New York CiTy, Syracuse, Albany, PiTTsburgh, RochesTer, ToronTo and all poinTs in-beTween. On March 22 The A Team oT Loren Carlson, Richard Carlson, Charles l-larringTon and Wil- liam Tangalos, and The B Team OT Bruce Carl- son, Denis O'Pray, Diane Jones and ReneTTa Lar- son placed TirsT in The Regionals and Thus quali- Tied Tor The New York STaTe High School DebaTe TournamenT held in Albany on April I9. ln February The A Team Traveled To New York CiTy Tor The N.Y.U. lnviTaTional TournamenT where They won Tour ouT oT six. AT CorTland, in OcTober, JamesTown made a clean sweep oT boTh divisions. LaTer The JeTFer- sonville and l-lamilTon TournamenTs were added To The lisT oT B Team vicTories. AT ToronTo The debaTers Tied Tor second place. Dual meeTs were held ThroughouT The year wiTh lvleadville, I R. Larson, C. Kaminski, S. Kellgren, P. EvereTT, K. Beckman. Third Row: G. WhiTe, C. Phelps, B. Sisak, K. Lindblom, B. Ra ole B. C rlson W. C i r R. Ols n W. Wh'T pp , ' a , roz e , 'o , h I e, .6 E-ynfl, W. Price, C. Johnson, G. Ring, T. RlQOll, L. Barnes, . a. UE WINNING WAYS Frewsburg. Randolph, BradTord and WesTview. The repuTaTion ThaT This Type oT schedule and record creaTes, is besT summarized in The words oT a rival coach, BeaTing JamesTown is like beaT- ing The Yankees. JamesTown does noT have To Travel all The Time Though. ln May The annual Tri-STaTe Tour- namenT was held in JamesTown. This year, The local TournamenT ouTgrew iTs name wiTh schools coming Trom as Tar away as Illinois, Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York CiTy. To raise money Tor The many Trips, VarsiTy De- baTe sponsored an all-school dance, sold TooTball boosTer buTTons. handled The promoTion side oT ldioTs' DelighT , a varieTy show, and sold ChrisTmas Trees which They cuT and hauled Them- se ves. No sTory abouT debaTe would be compleTe wiThouT a word oT TribuTe To The persons who do mosT oT The work, The debaTe managers, Diane Jones and William Tangalos. and a word oT Thank you To our coach, lvlr. RoloerT LeTro. The oTficers during The year were as Tollows: PresidenT ................ Loren Carlson Vice-PresidenT .......... Richard Carlson SecreTary ..... .......... J oan Wilkins Treasurer ............ Charles HarringTon DebaTe Managers .......... Diane Jones A William Tangalos N. F. L. WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Four ouT oT six Trophies were broughT home Trom The STaTe NaTional Forensic League Cham- ionshi TournamenT b The JI-IS debaTers p p y . . . . FirsT place Trophies and ribbons wenT To James- Town in girls' exTemp, boys' exTemp, oraTorical inTerpreTaTion, and overall Team record. Under command oT The new debaTe coach, Mr. RoberT LeTro, The local Team arrived aT The Uni- versiTy OT Syracuse, Friday. lvlarch 28, and when The smolce had cleared on SaTurday aTTernoon, The Tield OT baTTle was Theirs. Diane Jones won girls' exTemporaneous and was Tollowed closely by KaTherine Beckman who placed second. Lar- ry Barnes won boys' exTem oraneous and his parTner. RoberT Carlson, TinisITed Third. Thomas Rigoli deTeaTed all comers in oraTorical inTerpre- TaTion and in his spare Time capTured second place in dramaTic inTerpreTaTion. Bruce Carlson Tinished TourTh in original oraTory and Gordon Ring Took sevenTh in humorous inTerpreTaTion. The debaTe Team oT Richard Carlson, Loren Carlson, Charles I-larringTon and William Tanga- los Tinished Third. When The iudges Tinished counTing The Team poinTs, JamesTown had accumulaTed a grand, and almosT unbelievable, ToTal oT 5I poinTs. A Two-TooT high Trophy sTands in The TronT corridor NATIONAL FO Firsi Row: D. Jones, W. Tangalos, C. Harrington, Mr. RoberT ero arlson L G Carlso R. Larson. Second Row: 1:9 wuz of J.I-I.S. as a monumenT To Their day OT vicTory. May iT remain aT J.I-I.S. Tor years To come. As a resulT OT Their vicTories, Ivlr. LeTro hopes To Talce several debaTers To The naTional cham- pionships To beheld aT Sioux Falls, SouTh DaIcoTa, This summer. The success in The sTaTe championships aT Syra- cuse was a resulT oT much hard work and very exTensive Traveling. IT is esTimaTed ThaT This year The club Traveled over 2,000 miles, previous To The Syracuse TournamenT. Following Syracuse, Trips were made To PiTTsburgh, RochesTer, Al- bany, and BradTord. There are ver Tew debaTe clubs who can lay claim To a recordisuch as This. In an eTTorT To mainTain and improve The cali- ber oT J.I-I.S. debaTe Teams, Mr. LeTro has made Two clubs ouT oT debaTe. Beginning debaTers ioin The DebaTe Club and Through hard worlc, hope To be chosen Tor membership in The Na- Tional Forensic League which is The honor socieTy OT debaTe. To qualiTy Tor membership, a de- baTer musT have accumulaTed a ToTal oT 25 poinTs, have a good academic record, show a True inTeresT in debaTe and be iudged worThy oT The honor oT membership. An inducTion ceremony is held when new members are Talcen inTo The local chapTer. RENSIC LEAGUE G. Ring, L. Barnes, R. Carlson, K. Beckman, T. Rigoli J. Wilkins, D. O'Pray, B. Rappole, B. Carlson. CHARLES E. HALL DEBATE Firsi' Row: Charles HarringTon, Kafherine Beckman. Second Row: Loren Carlson, Richard Carlson, Joan Wilkins, Bruce Carlson. ANNUAL CHARLES E. HALL DEBATE HELD MAY 27 The ThirTy-sixTh annual Charles E. Hall debaTe was held in The lvlerTon P. Corwin AudiTorium May 27. The audience was decidedly parTisan, Tor The verbal combaTanTs in This classic are The seniors piTTed againsT The iuniors. This mosT imporTanT of The year's debaTes was iniTiaTed by lvir. and lvirs. Frederick P. Hall in memory oT Their son, Charles who died while he was a senior in JamesTown High School. Each year, eiTher Mr. John Hall or lvlr. Henri Hall, broThers oT The memorialized young man, serves as honorary chairman of The evenT. Members oT The TaculTy chose The Teams To represenT The classes aTTer inTeresTed sTudenTs had Tried ouT. Upholding The honor oT The class OT l958 were Richard Carlson, Loren Carlson, and Charles HarringTon, while The iunior Team members were Bruce Carlson, KaTherine Beck- man, and Joan Wilkins. An unusual circumsTance in This year's debaTe was The appearance oT broThers, Loren and Bruce Carlson, on opposing Teams. The Topic oT This year's debaTe was Resolved: ThaT JamesTown adopT The ciTy manager Torm oT government The seniors drew The aTTirmaTive To supporT. As The yearbook wenT To press, The winner was noT yeT deTermined. buT everyone was assured oT verbal pyroTechnics on lvlay 27. 9: 5a,ff'5+w we M11 v. ....a-yu.-' .-fu.. M... BAND Firsf Row: M. Samuelson, D. Johnson, J. Fancher, J. Cusimano, C. Swanson, L. Conferrnan, D. Johnson, K. Keefe, J. Kiflredge, D. Sleele, B. Brocklehursf. Second Row: G. Randell, S. Blanch- ard, J. Card, N. Whiffon, M. Anderson, V. Logan, D. Kidder, K. Lindblom, G. Johnson, R. Kidder, P. Kidder, M. Guarino, D. Marorfo, W. Hancock, J. Pafernifi, B. Payne, C. Lind. Third Row: L. Woodburn, A. Peck, D. Scholin, S. Meli, M. Bush D. Anderson, R. Pafernili, G. Videll, R. Domsf, R. Mlelquisf, A. Lager, J. Sfanfon, C. Sundquisf, G. Ring, J. Cusimano, D. Gaefa, G. Brocklehursf, W, Crozier, G. Gullo, A. Cosimano, K. Anderson, A. Franson, M. Jones, R. Johnson. Fourih Row: The J. H. S. band made fheir annual concerl' 'four April 8 fhrough April I3. This frip included fours of Cleveland, Chicago, and Defroif. Concerfs were pre- senfed in Union Cify, Pennsylvania: Conneauf. Ohio: Avon Lake, Ohio: Niles, Michigan: and fhe Veferans' l'lospifal in Defroif. The band made a famous firsl by being fhe only band fo play af fhe Chicago Board of Trade Building, fhe highesf poinf in Chicago. Band members enjoyed sighf-seeing and will long remember fhis wonderful experience. On March l5, fhe firsf concerf was given. The audience fhrilled fo Mr. Charles Jacobson's inferprefafion of Tschai- lcowslcy's Finale of Symphony No.4 in F Minor, as well as several ofher selecfions. The finale of fhe program, Baffle Hymn of fhe Republic, feafured pafriofic slides, a color guard gun drill, a boys' quarfef, and l'he pommeffes carrying flags represenfing many counfries. The second concerf was given May l7. Proceeds from bofh of fhese concerfs were used fo defray expenses of fhe concerf four. The annual J. H. S. Band Tag Days were held Novem- ber l5 and lb. Proceeds from fhis proiecf were used for improving The band. They included a new sousaphone, and one hundred new shalco 'lype hafs. This equipmenf was presenfed fo fhe Board of Educafion Presidenf by Rolland Kidder. band presidenr, af fhe firsf concerf. D. Young, J. DuBois, D. Sfrand, J. Lundberg, H. Harvey, R. Dunn, C. Harringfon, L. Anderson, M. Johnson, W. Tofa, R. Germaine, T. Johnson, S. Ralph, D. Smifh, S. Nelson, B. Sisak, R. Larson, D. Young, S. Curfis, C. Sfohl. Fiffh Row: M. Cangialosi, C. Colamunci, B. Sfewarf, B. Boersf, D. Nelson, S. Sandel, J. Kofsi, A. Holmsfrom, D. Cusimano, Mr. Jacobson, WWW ? FF fn oo P Z U Z P X rn cn A O Z fx rn :U -I -I O , C no . Vullo, J. Fiorella, J. Swanson, M. Munson, G. Landin, Olson, D. Conroe, B. Rappole, C. Jackson, A. Trusso Anderson, R. Larson, E. Oberg, B. Cordner, S. Hollings Palermo. The band also sponsored fhe firsl Milifary Ball, which was held af fhe Sfafe Armory, February 22. The J. H. S. Dance Band provided 'rhe music for fhis affair. Anofher proiecf, falcen on by individual band members, was fhe purchasing of a band sweafer. This sweafer is whife and has an emblem, which was designed by Don Gaefa. During fhe foofball season, fhe marching band puf on specfacular half-fime shows af many of fhe games. ln addifion fo all of fhe home games, 'rhe band appeared af fhe Dunkirk. Tonawanda, and Bradford games. This year, for fhe firsf fime, The band was led onfo fhe field by fwo drum maiors, Allen l-lolmsfrom and Donald G-aefa. Each year, fhe band presenfs an exchange assembly af anofher school. This year on February 27 fhe band fravelled fo Springville, New York, where fhey gave a concerf. Also. en roufe, 'rhe band gave a concerf af Salamanca. The Springville band, in refurn, gave an assembly concerl' here on March 20. Every senior band member, as well as fhe underclass- men, will cerrainly remember his wonderful year in band. All band members appreciafe fhe wonderful leadership of 'rhe direcfor, Mr. Jacobson, and realize fhaf if would nof have been as successful a year if if were nof for him. F' 1' R F D J ELZEINETSC H D C BATON TWIRLERS Irs ow: . unn, . un erg, . arr' g+o , . V, ' ' ' I , I 1 D, N I D. Scholin, V. Logan, H. Harvey. Sfanding: JJnDuBr:JiS, M. DJLJJSIJ, Cgncggliisgi C' Calamunu' B Stewart' B L Beers' E L. Woodburn, M. Anderson, J. Card, S. Meli, D. Young, ' ' ' L. Barnes, A. Peck, G. Ran-dell, S. Blanchard. 1 Y 1 COLOR GUARD Firsi' Row: E. Oberg, B. Cordner, S. Anderson. Sfanding: C. Jackson, B. Palermo, A. Trusso. BASSES BAND OFFICERS R. Ol , G. L d' , M. M , B. R I , D. C , S id: R. K'dd . Stand' g: J. Ca d, D. Gaefa, R. Paine, son an In unson appoe om-Ce Kefaffnderson, Lv1r.eEIharIes Jacobson: A. Holmstrom, A. Peck, A. Cosimano, C. Lind. IOS BUFFALO TRIP HIGHLIGHTS ACTIVITIES A Trip To BuTFalo highlighTed The year's acTiv- iTies Tor The J.l-l.S. orchesTra. On March 4, The orchesTra. as a group, aTTended a concerT pre- senTed by The Buffalo Philharmonic OrchesTra. Mr. NaThan MilsTein, an accomplished and world renowned violinisT, was The guesT soloisT. Our orchesTra was delighTed wiTh Mr. MilsTein's un- TorgeTTable performance. The Trip was a very worThwhile and exciTing experience. April 25 was The daTe oT The delighTTul con- cerT, held aT The high school, in which our orches- Tra appeared. The concerT was one oT The mosT successTul ThaT The orchesTra has ever presenTed. Miss Jo Ann Swanson, concerT misTress, played a beauTiTul violin solo. WashingTon Junior High was privileged To hear The orchesTra, in an assembly program, lasT November. Everyone enioyed This concerT very much. JudiTh Fancher and AnThony Cosimano aT- Tended The RochesTer All-STaTe Conference as represenTaTives oT The orchesTra. This imporTanT conTerence included all OT New York STaTe wiTh each orchesTra sending Those who have conTribuT- ed mosT To iT. LasT November, seven members oT The orches- Tra parTicipaTed in The All-STaTe SecTionals aT Depew. The members wishing To, will also par- TicipaTe in The ChauTauqua CounTy Music Fes- Tival in June. The orchesTra also accompanied The A'CappeIIa Choir in Two songs aT The ChrisT- mas assembly. The orchesTra was under The capable direcTion of Mr. Russell Johnson. lT grew in membership lasT year wiTh TwenTy-Two acTive members. Prac- Ticing Took place on Tuesdays and Thursdays Trom Two-TiTTeen unTil Tour o'cloclc. The Tuesday rehearsals were Tor sTrings only, while The Thurs- day rehearsals included everyone. Only The sTring members of The orchesTra receive one Tull crediT. The oTher members receive one halT crediT. The presiding oTFicers, all seniors, were as Tollows: ORCHESTRA Firsf Row: J. Swanson, W. Mealy, M. Samuelson, J. Fancher, M. Johnson, M. Logan. Second Row: J. KnoTT B. K. Munson, K. Lindblom, W. Crozier, A. Cosimano, S. Ralph, G. Randell, PresidenT ....... .... 6 ilberT Randell Vice-PresidenT ..... ... William Crozier SecreTary-Treasurer .... Marcia Jones D. Sfrand, C. Phelps, M. Jones. Third Row: A. Tilaro, M. Mun- son, R. Johnson, D. Conroe, S. CurTis. A'CAPPELLA FirsT Row: T. Lombardo, B. Palermo, R. HolmquiST, M. E. John- son, D. Wisfran, J. l-larfley, S. Larson, S. PeTerson, K. Daniel- son, N. SandqulsT, B. Cordner, N. Johnson, C. Bemus, S. STrong, M. ln rson P. Th J. Lind5'To S. H llin . S K. An-derson, E.. Saldi, N. BaTTaglia, P. BelliTTo. Third Row: W. Anderson, J. MarleTTe, B. Harding, C. Jackson, J. LaMon- ica, S. Blanchard, P. Chall, S. Olson, P. Mulleavy, T. Vilardo, J h J M i D H db r K Anderson M J ge , - omson, r m, o gs econd G. o nson, . agn o, . e eg, . , . ones, Row: Mrs. Lucllle Lown, M. Carlson, P. Day, E. Oberg, H. Nel- K. SpeTz. Fourfh Row: M. Jobe, R. Hager, R. Carlson, son, L. Phillips, J. O'Brien, S. Sharp, P. Verblaw, J. Swanso'n, M. Ulrich, S. Lund, D. LuneTTa, C. Sprinchorn, J. HerleT D. WesTerburg, V. LindquisT, R. Simpson, C. Furman, S. CurTis, W. Crozier, J. Gullo, R. Sherman, D. Griffifh, J. Enserro. DESPITE LOSS, A'CAPPELLA CARRIES ON Saddened Though They were by The deaTh OT Their direcTor, Miss Ebba l-l. Goranson, The mem- bers oT A'Cappella carried on, in The TinesT Tradi- Tion, The work Tor which she had Trained Them. lnTo The very diTTiculT posiTion oT Taking over The choir righT beTore ChrisTmas, sTepped Mrs. Lucille Lown. l-ler spiriT and musicianship helped A'Cappella Through a Trying period. A'Cappella ushered in The ChrisTmas season wiTh The TradiTional Kyrie ChrisTie. WiTh one oT The busiesT schedules in iTs hisTory. The A'Cap- pella Turned in a superb performance aT each OT iTs appearances. Wearing The TradiTional red and whiTe robes. The choir members presenTed inspiring ChrisTmas programs aT many diTTerenT places, including The' annual vesper services aT The FirsT PresbyTerian Church and also aT The various service clubs. The presenT choir com- bined wiTh The A'Cappella Alumni To sing carols aT The local hospiTals and nursing homes. ln December several oT The choir members had The opporTuniTy To sing wiTh The All-STaTe Choir aT RochesTer. New York. STudenTs Trom every secTion oT The sTaTe Took parT in This evenT. This was Truly a greaT experience Tor Those who par- TicipaTed. ln May The A'Cappella made iTs annual Trip. The TirsT sTop was Syracuse, New York, where The choir parTicipaTed in The STaTe FesTival. The highlighT oT The Trip was a sTay in New York CiT . The members enioyed Their visiT There very much. The sighT-seeing in ManhaTTan. shopping excur- sions, and The oTher wonderTul Times will always be remembered by The choir members. A Trip such as This necessiTaTes a greaT deal oT money. The choir members conducTed a candy sale To help deiray expenses. The group Tormed Tour Teams, who Tried To ouTsell each oTher. A picTure OT The A'Cappella was on The wrappers oT The candy. ATTer The Trip, a Vic- Tory Dinner was held honoring The Team ThaT had sold The mosT candy. On Memorial Day, The A'Cappella Took parT in The services held aT Lake View CemeTery. The annual A'Cappella concerT was given May 6 in The MerTon P. Corwin AudiTorium. The audience Thrilled To The choir's presenTaTion oT such TavoriTes as Alleluia, SalvaTion is Cre- aTed. as well as oTher numbers. OTTicers Tor This year were as Tollows: PresidenT ................. PaT Mulleavy Vice-PresidenT .......... William Crozier SecreTary ..... ..... M arcia Jones Ka ren Anderson Treasurer .... AnThony Vilardo Librarian ...... RoberT PiTTs Manager .. .... Sfephen Olson DANCE BAND FirsT Row: N. WhiTTon, D. MaroTTo, W. Hancock, B. .Pa n , M. Guarino, M. Munson faf pianoj. Second Row: J. Fiore a, D. Pafernifi, P. Runfola, B. Sisak, D. SmiTh, G. Landin, r. rank Smeragliuolo, -diredror. Third Row: J. STanTon, M F Ylle J C . usimano, D, GaeTa, R. Germaine. J. H. S. DANCE BAND SWINGS ON Onel-Two!-Three!-Four! Anyone who has been near The caTeTeria any Thursday aTTer- noon beTween 2:30 To 4:00 has heard This Tamil- iar sound. The voice belongs To Mr. Frank Smer- agliuolo and he is counTing Time Tor JamesTown High School's well-known dance band. The dance band is now in iTs second very successTul year under Mr. Smeragliuolo's capable direcTion. This year The dance band has inauguraTed an award sysTem Tor iTs ouTsTanding member. The members oT The award commiTTee are Donald GaeTa, John Cusimano, and RoberT Payne. The award will be a pen Tor The lucky member who is chosen To receive iT. This year many new arrangemenTs have been added To The dance band's library. Among Them are some special arrangemenTs by ArT Dedrick and Ralph Flanagan whose names are mosT Tamil- iar To Those oT us wiTh any special inTeresT in music. The band's oiTicers This year were DirecTor, Frank Smeragliuolo: AssisTanT DirecTor, RoberT Payne: SecreTary-Treasurer, Donald GaeTa: Pub- liciTy Manager. John Cusimanoq Keeper oT Prop- erTies, John STanTon: and l-lisTorian, David PaTer- niTi. IT is evidenT To all of us ThaT have been presenT aT baskeTball dances or who aTTended The MiliTary Ball held aT The New York STaTe Armory ThaT These oTTicers have done a magni- TicenT iob This year. The'band personnel This year includes Gary Landin on bass, John Fiorella on The drums, David PaTerniTi on accordion, Marsula Munson on pi- ano. and Phillip Runfola on The guiTar. The Trum- peT and Trombone secTions consisT oT Russell Ger- maine, Donald GaeTa, John Cusimano, John STanTon, Brian Sisak, and Donald SmiTh. The sax work is accomplished by WalTer Hancock, Dan MaroTTo, RoberT Payne, Norman WinTon, and Mike Guarino. The schedule Tor The year was as Tollows: December 6-Baskerball Dance .......... Yorker Club January IO-BaskeTball Dance January 24-Conceri' ........ Honor SocieTy J.H.S. Band February 21-Assembly Opener February 22-MiliTary Ball J.H.S. Band February 28-Basketball Dance .......... Travel Club March I5-ConcerT .,.................. J.H.S. Band March 2I-BaskeTball Dance .... FaculTy-VarsiTy Game J Firsf Row: D. Erickson, H. SmiTh, B. Baglia, K. SpeTz, P. Alli- son, S. Nelson, D. Lindfcrs, A. Lopriore, H. Welker, L. Giam- bra. Second Row: B. Lamb, D. Guarnieri, S. Olson, R. Mole, D. Cady, B. BloomquisT, P. Mulleavy, D. DeVi'ra, L. lannelli M. lngerson. Third Row: Mr. Vincenf Joy, P. Robinson, E. Lesser, M. Barker, J. Mason, B. Dickey, J. Lindner, T. Biers, R. Ham- CLUB mond, B. Burk, R. Elias. FourTh Row: V. Lindquisf, J. LoPresTo, T. Vilardo, J. WaTkins, E. Micek, B. G-illinan, D. Wesferburg, F. Scarpino, J. Baglia, J. Peppy, D. Jaroszynski. Fiffh Row: B. Hagadorn, A. MiTchell, L. Tsifso, E. ChiappeTTa, P. PaciTTi, C. Dillingham, R. Triscari, R. Olson, J. Averna, T. Rigoli, F. Corey. J CLUB BOOSTS SCHOOL SPIRIT AT The close of The regular baskeTball season. J Club, assisTed by Key Club, sponsored a much anTicipaTed evenT, The FaculTy-STudenT Cham- pionship Game. This conTesT proved To be boTh highly amusing and exciTing, wiTh The TaculTy emerging Triumphant J Club's acTiviTies Tor This year have all been spiriT promoTing. Their besT remembered pro- iecT is The bonTire and pep rally which preceded The TooTball game wiTh our Top rivals, Warren. J Club also presenTed a dance on The evening before This TradiTional conTesT. The TooTball pro- grams which were sold aT all OT The home games were anoTher proiecT of The organizaTion. J Club was organized abouT l925 by lvlr. l-lar- ry T. WaTson. lTs purpose is To promoTe sporTs- manship and school spiriT. Originally, iTs mem- bership was limiTed To boys who had earned a J Through parTicipaTion in a varsiTy sporT. ln l94-9, however, The club was also opened To girls who had earned TheirleTTer Through cheerleading. This year, J Club was under The capable lead- ership oT lvlr. VincenT Joy, varsiTy baskeTball coach. The oTTicers Tor The pasT year were as Tollows: PresidenT ...... .... D avid Lindfors Vice-PresidenT .... .... E dward Lesser SecreTary ...... Suzanne Nelson Treasurer .. .... KenT Nordwall ,., ,srl ,,. , J. H. S. UNBEATEN IN SHORE PLAY Combining airTighT defense wiTh Timely hiTTing, The l'?57 ediTion of The Red Raider baseball Team compiled an impressive over-all record of fourTeen wins and one loss. In doing so, JamesTown exfended iTs winning sfreak To TwenTy-seven vicfories in a row wiTh ThirTeen of These wins coming in The previous season. Under The guidance of Coach Allen Ayers, JamesTown grabbed The Lake Shore crown and won The Bi-Counfy playoff game only To be beafen in The Championship Secfion VI TiTle game by AmhersT. The never say die aTTiTude of The Team was displayed in probably The mosT excifing game of The season aT OIean.Going inTo The IasT inning, JamesTown was behind I-O when Ed Lesser rapped a double, was sacrificed To Third, and scored on a fieIder's choice To knoT The score. Tom Sharp led off The nexT inning wiTh a walk, sTole second, and advanced To Third on a passed ball. The following piTch being a wild one, Sharp sfreaked across The plafe wiTh The winning run. The long ball also paid dividends for The Raider nine. In a game wiTh Salamanca, Dick Jeziorski hammered ouT a home run wiTh a mafe aboard To break a 2-2 deadlock and provide The winning margin. Having compleTed The regular season, JamesTown faced Olean in The Bi-CounTy game for The righT To advance To The SecTional playoff. Solid hiTTing and good pifching builT up an eighT run lead giving The Raiders enough To wiThsTand The Huskies laTe inning spurfs. Chuck DiITs held Olean scoreless on Two hiTs over The Tirsf five frames buT slacked off The final Two when The Huskies denfed The plaTTer four Times on four hiTs. The Raiders iourneyed To Hamburg To Take on Am- hersT for The Secfion VI Triple A TiTIe. The Raiders iumped off To a Three run lead in The firsT inning and picked up anofher Tally in The Third. AmhersT goT iTs firsf run in The fourTh and Tied The game in The fiffh. Tom Sharp's home run wiTh a man on puT J.I'I.S. ahead 6-4. In The sixTh AmhersT bunched Togefher five hiTs good for four runs. The Raiders added a singlefon in The lasT inning To complefe The scoring. Chuck DiITs and John Lindner shared The piTching duTies. John PeTerson led The Team in hiTTing during The sea- son wiTh a .500 average. He was followed by Myron Rew and Sam BaTTagIia wiTh .393 and .385 respecTively. Coach Ayers is To be congraTulaTed for The greaT Team he produced for The I957 season. JamesTown 4 ........................... Falconer I JamesTown I5 ... . . . SouThwesTern I JamesTown I0 ... . . . Fredonia 2 JamesTown 2 . . . ...... Olean I JamesTown 4 . . . . . . Salamanca 2 JamesTown 7 ... ... Cassadaga I JamesTown I2 ... ... Dunkirk I JamesTown 4 ..... Falconer 3 JamesTown I I . .. . . . SouThwesTern I JamesTown I4 . .. ..... Fredonia 3 JamesTown 6 ... . . . Salamanca I JamesTown 6 ... ... Cassadaga 5 JamesTown I2 .. . ........... Dunkirk I JamesTown 8 ... .......... Olean 4- lBi-Counfyl JamesTown 7 . . . AmhersT 8 ISecTionaI playoffl BASEBALL FirsT Row: M. Johnson, J. Moyer, S. Love, T. Baffaglia, M. Rew, J. Lindner, J. Freling, R. Jeziorski, D. Coleman. Second Row: Coach Allan Ayers, D. Verry, W. Burk, J. PeTerson, V. Lind- . . 15,5'fffs.:.:ss.:1s,,.W-'czsmg,ff:::sz.:t'w.,,asf -' saw-s,.w:' - H ' f f? 'mf ,Wg:gf,fgff'.:Ef'fjffH'2i lfiffjigfg ffl!'iIif:fl!' 'I ' f ' 500 I in quisf, G. Pearson, C. Dilfs, T. Fadale, J. Chapman, E. Lesser, T. Sharp, C. Faison, Coach Walfer Colburn. Phofo Courfesy Posf-Journal ' I ' ' I I T ' ' Tfjgqgjfgjff -.,,,,, ,. . I 2 dv' 5 QM-, I -We A CHEERLEADERS Firsf Row: D. Cady, N. Johnson B. Bloomquist Second Row: C. Carl son, P. Allison. Third Row: S. Nelson CHEERLEADERS SHOW SPUNK AND SPIRIT ln This Time oT exams and Trials, we bring To The mind a look aT The brighTer land preTTierl side oT our pasT year, our cheerleaders. They are The ones wiTh spunk and spiriT, The ones who can Tug aT your hearTsTrings wiTh a Tear when our Team has losT by a poinT, The ones who sTand in sunshine or rain, in heaT or in cold, lremember The Warren gamell iusT because They love iT. They have hope when There really isn'T any: They are The ones who make a baskeTball Tloor an obsTacle course: and They are The ones who make noise when everyone else is silenT. WhaT would any game be wiThouT Them? The cheerleading TryouTs were held aT The beginning of The year under The supervision oT Miss GreTchen Sander. ATTer Their Tiresome, worrisome and hard Two weeks of Training and pracTicing, The Tollowing girls were chosen as VarsiTy cheerleaders: PaT Allison, Brenda BloomquisT, Daisy Cady, Carol Carlson, Nancy Johnson and Sue Nelson. SubsTiTuTes chosen were Carol Greco and Barbara Lamb. Junior VarsiTy cheerleaders chosen were Judy BaTTaglia, Janie Breckenridge, MargareT Dan- delski, PaT Jensen, KaThy O'Block and Sue Loop. Sub- sTiTuTes chosen were Nancy Bauer and Peggy Kibler. The squads chose Wednesday, beTore and aTTer school, as Their regular day To pracTice. They made Their snappy red and green skirTs and boughT Their whiTe sweaTers and red gym shoes. ln November The cheerleaders Traveled To The much awaiTed Cheerleaders' Clinic held aT Hamburg l-ligh under The direcTion oT Lawrence Herkimer, where They were given new ideas Tor cheers, songs and pep assemblies which They broughT back To J.l-l.S. The cheerleaders were inviTed by boTh The TooTball and baskeTball Teams To aTTend Their banqueTs. ln This way The players showed The cheerleaders Their apprecia- Tion Tor The Tine iob They had done ThroughouT The season. FOOTBALL FirsT Row: D. Lindfors, C. DiITs, E. ChiappeTTa, J. Averna, J. Baglia, A. Vilardo, F. Scarpino, G. Peppy, S. Trass, J. En- serro, R. Triscari, R. Mole, E. Lesser. Second Row: E. Micek, M. Barker, J. Bandish, S. Olson, R. GilTinan, C. Dillingham, D. Wesferburg, J. LoPresTo, M. D'Angelo, F. Corey, J. Mason, A. Mifchell. Third Row: J. WiquisT, A, CerTo, T. Rigoli, GRIDDERS PRODUCE ATTer a shaky sTarT, The l957 Red and Green gridders recovered To produce The highesT scor- ing Team in Coach WalT Colburn's eighT-year Tenure and The TinesT record Tor J.I-l.S. in six years. ln The opening game oT The season, The Raiders Took on a powerTul Niagara Falls eleven. Flam- pered by The Tlu bug. JamesTown ToughT des- peraTely buT IosT a 24-I9 decision. The game, which resulTed in The worsT beaTing ThaT a JamesTown Team had Taken since I95O, was played in Tonawanda wiTh The Tinal score reading 32-O. Following an exTensive week oT pracTice, The Raiders meT an unusually sTrong Dunkirk squad. Touchdown runs by Frank Scarpino and Joe En- serro coupled wiTh Tine deTensive play by Dave LindTors, Joe Averna, and Russ Triscari highlighT- ed The I4-7 Triumph. In The besT oTTensive display oT The season, JamesTown employed Their decepTive belly series oT The T-TormaTion perTecTIy To Turn back The Lackawanna STeelers 32-I4. The deTensive work oT Joe Baglia and Tony Vilardo ended many STeeler scoring ThreaTs. JamesTown's nexT opponenT was a scrappy Olean ouTTiT. ExceIIenT deiensive play by Gene ChiappeTTa,John Bandish, and Chuck DiITs and a TiTTy-yard Touchdown run by Joe Enserro paved The way Tor a 7-O win. CenTer Bob GilTinan won The red badge oT courage in This game by playing The Tull Time wiTh a back iniury. W. Carlos, A. Trass, R. Hammond, S. Reale, H. SmiTh, L. lannelli, W. Baqlia, R. Elias. Fourfh Row: WaITer Colburn, head coach, Donald PeTerson, sophomore coach, Allan Ayers, line coach, J. WaTkins, J. AIsTon, J. Bendo, P. DeMarco, L. Giambra, R. Johnson, M. Macaluso, R. DeViTa. PhoTo Courfesy PosT-Journal WINNING TSEASON The Raiders iourneyed To LockporT Tor Their sixTh game oT The year where They handed The Lions a 39-I9 shellacking. All was noT a bed oT roses during This win- ning sTreak, however, as was illusTraTed in eking ouT a 20-I9 win over BradTord. Two Touchdowns by I-lalTback Frank Scar ino and one by QuarTer- back Joe Enserro aidedOThe vicTory cause oT The Raiders in This Thriller. ATTer winning Tive sTraighT, The Raiders were primed Tor Their annual clash wiTh Warren. On a Held covered wiTh eighT inches oT snow, and wiTh The use oT a snowplow and human goal line markers, The WinTer Wonderland seT The sTage Tor The annual classic. Finding The TooTing a biT diTTiculT Tor end runs, The Raiders used sTraighT bucks and reverses Tor Their yardage. l-Ialfback Richie Mole and Fullback Ed Lesser each hiT paydirT which was enough Tor a I2-O vicTory. Frank Scarpino and Jerry Peppy were co-cap- Tains oT The '57 Raiders. Jerry was a sTandouT deTensive player and Frank led The Team in scor- ing Tor The season. Scarpino was named To The TirsT Team oT The All-STaTe eleven. Niagara Falls ........ 24 aT JamesTown ... . . . I9 JamesTown . . . ... 0 aT Tonawanda . . . . . 32 JamesTown I4 aT Dunkirk 7 Lackawanna ... I4 aT JamesTown ... . . . 32 Olean ..... 0 aT JamesTown 7 JamesTown ... .. . 39 aT LockporT ... . . . I9 JamesTown ... ... 20 aT Bradford .. ... I9 Warren .... 0 aT JamesTown I2 SWIMMING TEAM Firsf Row: K. Nordwall, J. Wafkins, J. Olson, B. Nelson, J. Ma- Exms D.hAsSI. Second Row:HCoach Richard Bower, C. Glover, I' . mi , . Guarnieri, R. ager, D, Erickson, P. Horan, man- ager. Third Row: A. Lopriore, R. Anderson, P. Dickson, F. Corey, P. vanBever. SWIM TEAM BREAKS RECORDS In Hs shorr hisrory, rhe Jameslown I-ligh School swimming 'ream hassleadily improved ils record. This year The +eam's record was seven wins and only one deleai. The swimming Ieam, whose home base is a+ +he Jameslown Y.M.C.A., is ably coached by Mr. C. Richard Bower, wilh Kenl Nordwall as 'ream caplain and Phil Horan as manager. The leam has a large number ol: sophomores and jun- iors, who will greally sirengihen nexi year's Team. This year The swimming Ieam has esiablished several new varsiiy records. The swimmers who made Jrhese records are Dave Erickson, in lhe IOO yard buiierily evenl, I:O3.8: Foresl' Corey, in ihe IOO yard lireeslyle evenl, :56.0: Tony Lo- priore and Roger I-lager, in lhe IOO yard breasl- srroke evenl', I:6.71 Don Guarnieri, Roger I-lager, Dave Erickson. and I-larold Smilh, in The I6O yard medley relay, l:32.7: and Foresr Corey, Jim Mason, Perer vanBever, and Keni Nordwall, in Jrhe l6O yard 'lreeslyle relay, l:9.9. In compe+iI'ion, one poin'l is received for plac- ing Jrhird, Three poinis go lo 'Ihe winner of second place, and Tirsi place is awarded five poinls. The Iolal individual score is as Iollows: Dave Erick- son, high scorer wi+h 46 poinisq Foresl' Corey and Tony Lopriore, second, each wilh 44 poinisp Kenr Nordwall, 40 poinlsg Don Guarnieri, 37, John Warkins, 355 John Wennberg, 34: Roger I-lager, 33: Jim Mason, 23: Corky Glover, Zlq I-larold Smilh, I7g Peler van Bever, I7: Par Can- nan, I4g Jeff Olson. IZ: Brian Nelson, 9: Bob Anderson, 87 Dave Asel, 8: Pere Dickson, 5: and Manager Phil I-loran, 2 poinis. i,l Jameslown Canisius . Jamesiown Corry ..... Jameslown Meadville Jameslown Corrv ........ Jameslown Erie Prep ..... Jamesiown Slrong Vincenr Jamesiown Meadville Jameslown Erie Prep .... BASKETBALL Firsf Row: J. PaTerniTi, Managerg B. Hagadorn, W. Burk, P. Mulleavy, L. TsiTso, C. DiITs, P. PaciTTi, Manager. Second CAGERS SET NI J.l-l.S. cagers Turned in a I5 wins and 3 losses record, The besT in nine years. This never To be TorgoTTen season was a resulT OT The Tine coaching Technique OT Mr. VincenT Joy and The skilled ball handling oT our veTeran players. lv1osT oT The Top players oT The season were seniors. Bruce l-lagadorn will always be remem- bered Tor his 25 oinTs in The Falconer game. The excellenT ball handling of PaT Mulleavy and his abiliTy To seT up plays made him invaluable To The Team. l-le was elecTecl To The PosT-Journal- Lake-Shore All-STar Team. LeTTy 'TsiTso was high scorer aT J.l-LS. and placed Third in The Lake- Shore League. The abiliTy oT Chuck DilTs in bas- keTball as well as oTher sporTs will long be re- membered aT J.l-l.S. The man wiTh The dead iump-shoT and who goT way up on The boards was Bill Burk. Larry Green also Turned in a Tine year Tor J.l-l.S., especially in The Bi-CounTy Playoff againsT Olean. LeTTy TsiTso and PaT Mul- leavy were chosen as The mosT valuable and besT all-round players in a poll Taken by J-Quill. lvlr. Joy predicTs anorher greaT season Tor J.l'-LS. in l958-59 wiTh players such as Bob En- serro, Ron Anderson, Tom Triscari, and CurT Row: T, Triscari, C, Davis, L. Green, R. Anderson, P. Robinson, R' Enserro' Coach Vmceni Joy' PhoTo Courfesy JamesTown Sun NE YEAR RECORD Davis. The sTaunch playing of Enserro and The lasT second winning baskeT oT Triscari in The TirsT NOlean game brighTen hopes in The nexT year's season. The Jay Vees Turned in anoTher good season of I2 wins and 4 losses under Coach Donald PeTerson. The scores To r The year are as Tollows: JamesTown ... ..... 48 Erie Academy .... .... 42 JamesTown . . . ..... 53 Falconer ........ . . . 46 JamesTown .... 48 Dunkirk ....... 4l JamesTown ... ..... 46 Fredonia .... .... 33 JamesTown ..... 54 Gowanda 32 JamesTown .. .... 63 Warren 49 JamesTown ................ 69 SouThwesTern .... 47 Erie STrong VincenT ...... 85 JamesTown .. .... 59 JamesTown .,.............. 39 Olean ...... . .. 37 JamesTown .. .... 55 Cassadaga .... 4I JamesTown ... .... 63 Falconer .... ... 4I JamesTown .... 58 Dunkirk ..... 49 Bradford ....... .... 5 3 JamesTown .. . . . 52 JamesTown ....... .... 5 6 Fredonia .... . . . 55 West Genessee .... - .... 7I JamesTown .... ... 66 JamesTown ..... .... 4 4 Gowanda . .. .. . 38 JamesTown . . . .... 59 SouThwesTern .. . 58 JamesTown ..... .... 6 9 Cassadaga ., .... 47 JamesTown ....... .... 5 6 Olean .... ... 55 Ncrfh Tonawanda . . ..... 69 JamesTown .. . . . . 38 II5 CROSS-COUNTRY GETS JOY! Coach VincenT Joy, in his TirsT year oT coach- ing cross-counTry aT J.l-l.S., has once again proved his abiliTy To bring ouT The besT in his boys. Welcome To cross-counTry, Coach! Considering ThaT iT was Coach Joy's TirsT year and ThaT he was working wiTh sophomores and juniors, J.l-LS. had a very successTul year. OuT oT Tour meeTs, JamesTown Took one TirsT place and Three second places. The TirsT place win came in The annual Triangular meeT held in Go- wanda wiTh Gowanda, PorTville, and JamesTown parTicipaTing. The score was JamesTown, 32: PorTville, 50: Gowanda, 42. lThe Team wiTh The lowesT number of poinTs Takes TirsT place in cross-counTry.l AgainsT some oT The ToughesT compeTiTion ever meT by a J.l-l.S. Team, The Team pulled Through wiTh Three well-earned wins. ln The TirsT meeT, we were deTeaTed by Olean's I9 To our 36. The inviTaTional meeT held aT EasT Aurora saw J.l-l.S. come in wiTh a Tremendous second in a Tield oT sixTeen Challengers. Kenmore led wiTh 99 poinTs: J.l-l.S. ID6 poinTs. AT The WesTern New York secTionals held in SpringTield, J.l-l.S. once again Took second place To Kenmore in a Tield oT Tive. The scores were Kenmore, 36: JamesTown, 55: WesT Seneca, 74: Olean, lOl: AmhersT, ll4. CongraTulaTions Tor a Tine season go To Coach Joy and The members oT J.l-l.S.'s Tine cross- counTry Team. The aThleTes comprising The Team are Darryl SmiTh, Karl Kellgren, John Andrews. RoberT SmiTh, Ned Swanson, James Elias and l-lelmuT Walker. WiTh a Twinkle in Their eyes, Coach Joy and his boys only have one Thing To say: WaiT Till nexT year, Kenmorel CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM J. Elias, E. Swanson, R. Smifh, D. Smifh, K. Kellgren, H. Welker, P. Fosfer, Coach Vincenf Joy. Phofo Courfesy JamesTown Sun The Raider Trackmen Took TirsT place in The TRACK FirsT .Row: H. Welker, R. Givens, M. Aiken, J. Wennberg, R. Elias. Second Row: S. Bishop, S. Armele, W. Ansley, D. Peferson, L. Husfon, R. l-leiTzenraTer. Third Row: T. Biers, A. Mrfchell, M. Barker, D. Lindfors, F. Scarpino, J. Peppy, TRAC K TEAM IS The JamesTown l-ligh School Red Raider Track Team Turned in a Tine record in Coach Rolland T-l. TaTT's Tinal season as Track menTor. ln iTs regular season, The Track Team was undeTeaTed againsT New York Teams, losing only To Warren and BradTord, Pennsylvania. BoTh OT These losses, however, were close conTesTs. BradTord beaT The Raiders by a mere Two poinTs. counTy-wide Track meeT held in Fredonia on lvlay 28. Then on June 8, The Raiders Traveled To T-lamlourg Tor The secTionals and walked of-T wiTh a TourTh place aTTer compeTing againsT all oTher Triple A schools in WesTern New York. The successTul season oT The l957 sprinTers was Typical oT all Teams coached by Mr. TaTT in The pasT. Mr. TaTT did a very good iob in develop- ing The TalenTs of The boys on his squad. Some oT his sTandouTs and The nucleus oT The Team were Frank Scarpino, STeven Bishop, Larry l-lu- T Il7 R. DeViTa, R. Mole. Fourfh Row: Coach Rolland TaTT J. Lo- Preslo, G. Chiappelfa, L. Giambra, Manager. PhoTo Courfesy PosT'Journal OPS IN COUNTY sion, AnThony Baggiano, Wyman Ansley, David LindTors, and ArThur Milrchell. Frank Scarpino was The ace sprinTer who losT The IOO yard evenT only Twice. STeve Bishop seldom Tailed To Take The 880 and AnThony Baggiano was always close loehind Tor a second or Third. Larry l-lusTon was The ace miler and ArThur lvliTchell did excepTion- ally well in The 440. Dave Lindfors was The besT pole vaulTer in The counTy, and Wyman Ansley did well in The muscle evenTs: discus Throwing and shoT puTTing. The Tine record OT The l957 J.l-l.S. sprinTers under The waTchTul eye oT Coach TaTT is as Tollows: April 30-JamesTown 642 Olean .... 39K May 7-JamesTown ....... 44K Warren 59M May 9-JamesTown ....... 69M Dunkirk ..... 34-H May ll-JamesTown . 70 SouThwesTern .. 45 Cassadaga .... 8 May I5-JamesTown 73K Fredonia .. Elly, May I7-JamesTown . 73 Gowanda ..... 32 May 22-JamesTown . Sl Bradford ...,.. 53 POMMETTES F' T R : P. W'l , G. C ' , B. B 'l . S d R : so, A. Trusso, L. Carlson, B. Bond, E. Webeck, B. Allen, BlrsCor?1T1Ier, C. lCCigncio, Biaslllgrilaiizeiiiimo, J.all-TlinTer,ecl:in Defove, V.nMinaTi, C. Jackson, J. Johnson, J. PeTerson, C. McDonough, S. Anderson, E. Oberg, P. Brown, L. Carlson, D. Tompkins, K. Hashngs. M. Parasilifi. Third Row: M. Chrispell, S. Swanson, N. Samuel- POMMETTES ADD SPARKLE ln l956, a group was organized under The direcTion oT lvlr. Charles Jacobson, and called The PommeTTes. The purpose oT This organiza- Tion was To add a liTTle color and enTerTainmenT To The baskeTball scene and To encourage more sTudenTs To Take parT in These acTiviTies. This year The PommeTTes wenT on To anoTher evenTTul marching season under The careTul guidance OT lvlr. Jacobson and The sTudenT direc- Tion OT Sue Anderson. During The l957 TooTball season, The girls were known as The BannereTTes. They marched down The Tield wiTh The Red Raider Band, carrying colorTul Tlags. AT The sTarT oT The baskeTball season, The PommeTTes sTarTed again and The organizaTion was open To new members. Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday aT 8 A. M. The girls would be Tound in The gym going Through Their rouTines. They pracTiced again and again, overcoming The diTTiculT sTeps, To Torm a well-maneuvered rouTine. The marching Themes were Rock Around The Clock, and Shake, RaTTle and Roll. They were accom- panied by The Red Raider Band. They made Their own red skirTs and provided whiTe booTs, blouses, and red Ties. The maTerials Tor The red and green pom poms were Turnished by The school. Cheerful smiles added To The colorTul uniforms. The PommeTTes were also inviTed To perTorm aT The J.l-l.S. Band ConcerT on March l5. They marched down The aisle ol: The lvlerTon P. Corwin AudiTorium To The BaTTle l-lymn oT The Republic. Each girl carried a Tlag oT a naTion symbolizing peace among naTions. Jane PeTerson was chosen Trom The PommeTTes To be a color guard on The band Trip To Chicago. She was a BannereTTe during TooTball season and wenT on To become a PommeTTe during baskeT- ball season. J.H.S. fooiball game ai home. ,ew f f . r fr 'f L, rw Jjwg 'X-if X ef x xx 1 :iv X, X' N X X x X .f f ' I U f X J T Tl rs Q M Soufhwesfern vs. J.H.S. ' ,, Brenda Bloomqum. fl! 6 .?, Pep rally before Olean play-off. Period II boys' gym class IO9-Baskeiball cham ps. Bonfire before Warren game. IFIIIIIINI CX D I UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT Y O U IN TI-IE JAMESTOWN AREA CXO? FROM YOUR FRIENDS IN TI-IE IHIIISIHWN HIIIII IHHIIHIII III IIIMIIIIIII . ii., 42ffM '11 L1l'V'-V -VJJJJ H111 'LI-V 1.VJ.,r,r .Jw be fold while to qe+h ' or schooldqys we re ' coll.