Kenmore High School - Kenitorial Yearbook (Kenmore, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1948 volume:

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The realization that Kenmore Senior High is one of the most progressive schools in western New York should make us more cognizant of the fact that this is the result of the splendid work and co-operative spirit of our Board of Education. This group of unsellish and capable men and women has given much valuable time to the care- ful planning of school policies. It is they, who look out for our general welfare, who provide us with proper medical care, and afford us the finest facilities for education. However, the work does not terminate here. The Board is also planning for much needed new facilities for extra schools for out district. We as students at Kenmore High fully appreciate the work of our Board and sin- cerely hope that this tribute in our yearbook will be a measure of the gratitude we feel for the vital interest they manifest in making our school one of the finest in New York State. BCARD OF EDUCATION MR, RAYMOND S, FRAZIER his-istarzl Priru'zl,'1.1J N N1CII0I'5 '. . ti A ' 'Wi .4 X MR. D13 lm1,,glfml -If , I lfwlfo HR ly, M ' oifff . Nl , .-Y1E5Isx!.44 was BWI' 'udiw 4 mad flx N H, fl , Hr ,,g, , If 111,- :lf S0091 5, 1 1 ,WM Uqyw 1 A ,V IA ' v. fl NIR. IUIY C: IRI I 'NI XY P1'1lffr,'z.r7 IQ MR, CHESTER BOLLIER Difrtiur qj P1Qysi1'..'l I:'zfm.1!rP,n NIR. IiRI1DI2RICQIi I, CQKIIFI5 MK. LHROX I,, PI I RIN llrozhy ,'I-I,-7:1434-r of -l,fl1, U,f,-. l7irn'lfu 'gf ,1ltn1af.uJfv i . ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE VI'-X IITNX hh XNIl'I' f,,,, . llrfjf RS MISS MARCi.ARl4L'l' E, AINIIRII A.li., A.M. l.fu1g1mgIaI MIl,CIEl1IliZli HARNA IRS., ELLM. .Yllfldf .svflhllfl MISS LII,I.IAN M. BARRIIWS A . B. I.dIlglldgt'.6' M R. RUSMLLL BENTZ BS. lmln.rIri.f1f Arts' MRS. FI.oRI.NLIg HIII.I.RIAN B.Ed. .Yociuf .S'Iml1r.I MISS VIRGINIA CAREI' A . B. lmgfiylv MR. EMERMJN li. CARI. UA. .Yciewe MIS-S MARCPARET E. CHASE Fine Arif MISS EI.IzAIIE'rH CIIITTILNDEN A . II., A .M. l:'ngli.rh MISS LEAH CIIATS A. B. .Yoriaf .ftmlies MISS ANN E. CONN A . B. Ld!lgIH1gt'.l' MISS NVINIFRED D. Cook A,II., AM. Home IfL'0lIllIllfI.f MR. RGIIERT H. CUTTER Imllzftrial Arts MRS. MARGARET E. DAVISI A.l3. li11tgfi.Il1 MR. GEKJRKEE DGIISGN l3.S., Ed.M. lmfmtriuf Arm' MR. ALFRED G. DYER A.B. sllfidl .Ytmlirs 10 MISS ELIZAIIETII EASTERIIRGGR HA., HS. in LS. ljbmijv MISS MARILTI EANNE GENIIRIQAII l.a11g1mge.I' MR. RULLANII GI.AIuIEI'x A.B., M.S. .yfffflff MISS EDITII M. GLBRDON li.A. EI1gli.Yl7 MISS CATIIARINE GRANT B.S. Cwmurrriu! MR. CARI. W. HANN HS., Ed.M. Fine Arn MISS BEULAII M. HARRIS A.B., A.M. Ldllglldgtl' M155 MARJKJRIE HoIfIfMAN A.l3,, M.A. Erlgfiyh MRS. GERTRlYDE W. HIILIIEN B.S. .VL'fE7IIt MR. ROBERT HGLIIEN B.S., Ed.M. Srienr: MISS HEATRICE L. HLVNT B.S. Commercial MRS. HELEN C. IIAKKSON R.N., B.S. Num' MISS MOLLI E IIQNES A . B. Marhcfzmlin' MISS MARIE KAUFIAMAN PI7j'J'ifdl Enlllfdliwl MR. RAYMOND C. KEN1l3I.E B.A. Srienc: MISS MARGARET KIDENEX' A.B., M.A. Ezzglifh Mm SARAH LADVM 13.5. I .JNIK uagm Miss E111 uwrrn A. Lf-.wh ' IES. l..lf'rfr'l'f.1 lplfufllt' MR. .'Xu'ru1'R H. LINDHIRQ li.F.A., M..-X. hm' .firm Mu. CH-XRI.lih N1iRl.4K lib., MA., PHD, .Ym mf .S'tmln'.1 Mu. T. Fluxals N1LLAl'lilII.lN B..-X. lfmr .4r'r,1 rN1lNNc3I.GN Munn lib. llmftfv Mu. C. Snlzkwmm M11.1.ER 5.13- Ed,M, Mutlurfzfarlm' MR. Mm Lui Muunma BA., Ed.M. .YKILHIX .S'tnJ1v.s MR. ANTHUNY LHRTULANO 13.5. Five ,4r!.r Mu. ll. CURTIS Pumuk AB., MA, .Yfffllff Mn. W1l.x.1,n1 Pnx'1.1Nca B.S., MA. .Yorial .YYIIJILF MRS. EILANOR Pm x A.li., HS. H1 LS. Ijbran' Mx. CH.uu.us Runnin li.S., MS. l'l11.rm1l lffflmlfiozl MR. Pfwl. RUTH IRS. .Yofiuf .Ytmlizzn Mm Mums R, Srn1'l.ER HS., Ed.M. l 1gy.nimf fjlnmtfmz Miss Lovmi Srnwuua H.S., MA. .Vt'lt'llL't' Mm F. QSRALE SLUT1' A.H. liugfz slr MR, CI,ll'l'ilRI3 E. SLul rliN .'X.li., M.A., PHD. .sxL'1t'Ill'L' Mn. BIN-INMIN li,Snmnm-1 l4.A., MA. .x1Ilfllt'lIlzIfffl M R , EVI1RIi'I l' SM Urn U RSI' A.li., MA. .N1.1flwffarm Kim MII.lJRlil7 SMITH B. A. ffofzmferriuf Mu. Mlui.ua1.A.S'1'.mK BS., MS. I leaftln Mm Evli STRUNQ ILS., M.A. lfflglixlv Max. Hlnl.IiN L. T.u'l.uR ILS., M.A. Lafzlwerfiaf Mm Dmurrm' 'IQJEBRDSMA !.N!7NllllfVl'fd! MN Fu.4Nuas S. Umm A. li. .Yfmfy lla!! MN Munn xvlilI.IlAMl5R HS. Commercial Mus. Lum Wmu HA., Ed.M. lfa1gli.rlw Mm Mun' E. XVll.l.l.-XMSON BA, Mullrmxuriar MR. ALBERT Wrrzna 13.5. lfowwerciaf MN lRI.NIz M. Wuyrnwuz HS. I lame IIQFHIIIYIIIILII' MR. .Il'1.1m YAKAPOVILH A . li. .Y0fldl .S'tml1:.r 11 C3 Q I -Vik! , tr sy' w SENIORS L-LQ. ' , . ' . , :xv Lulllull 'lil 5 .....,,,,::r...., MH Ah the Seniorsmfthose self-sutlicient, sedate and serene demigods who patronizingly pass their closing days among us, bestowing on all the benefits of their tutored minds. They are the unwitting embodiment of a paradox, how to remain self-assured in a world where they shall again be neophytes. For three long years they have struggled and aspired for one of those blue or white robes and that magic key to success--the diploma. We wish them vvellfbut gosh, we'll miss them! OFFICERS SHIRLEY LARSON Treafurer MR. PAWLING Clam Advifer ANN MASTERSCHN Vice- Prefidezzf Louis PAAR President XVILLIAM DOERR .Yecrefafjv CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT 14 is EW Lap ,sl Z-mm' fait., CLASS POEM What have we given of ourselves To contribute to the Plan, What have we done to help ourselves By helping our fellow man, Where is our place in the world today Where does a task await, How big a part plays fate? CTO life opening up before us Oh! Has life just begun And do we feel so very old Because we are so young?D Is the world just made for people Or the people for the earth, Can you discover in the mind or soul A person's value and true worth, If the world is not made for dreamers What is it made for then, Are not the greatest accomplishments Born in the souls of men? Cls life opening up before us Oh! Has life just begun And do we feel so very old Because we are so young?j So, suddenly before us The road is opening now, And before we first step forward, We must look back somehow. Then realizing all we owe To those who helped and help us yet We thank you, though we can't repay What in our hearts we'll ne'er forget. JANE DONNER 15 -6-- CLASS ,A .ZW J .5 2 Papers, lady?lGot any old books or magazines for the paper drive? Why, come to think of it, sonny, I must have lots of old papers if you want to come up into the attic with me and sort them out, Here now, help me up these stairs. I don't get around quite as well as I used to! That's it, now hand me my cane and we'll see what we can find. Ah yes-here they are over in the corner. My, oh my, just look at that dust! I guess it's a good thing you came along today, sonny, no one's been up here for years. I 'spect I'd better brush them off for you a mite before you take them, though. Don't want you getting your clothes all dirty! My stars but those old books bring back memories. 'Tom Sawyer,' 'Robinson Crusoe,' 'The Bobbsey Twins,' 'Forever Am . . .' 'Ah yes! Well, sakes alive, here's a book I'd completely forgotten I hadf'The Memoirs of the Class of 1948.' Say, now, there's a book that's really worth reading, sonny. Those were the daysewhen you could buy a pound of butter for ninety-three cents, and eggs were only sixty-five cents a dozen. But I guess that's a thing of the past, Why, Ican still remember that night, june 25, 1945. That was rhe night we graduated from Junior High, sonny, all 427 of us. We were a good looking lot, we wereethe girls all dressed in their retty formals and the boysfwhy, we hardly recognized the boys. You see in those days, sonny, the boys didn't wear suits to school. They all had some kind of blue trousers with lots of pockets. I think they called them dungarees! Oh, I remember how scared we were up there on the platform, and how when it was all over, and the door of our junior High days had closed behind the last one of us, we all felt just a little sad that we had to leave. But no one felt sad very long, because within a few days everyone was launched into a well- earned vacation, and all thoughts of school were dismissed until the following September, when we all trudged happily back to school. l'll never forget that first day at the Senior High, sonny. I-low utterly lost we felt in an immense school where everyone was going somewhere and no one knew exactly where ! The green blackboards and the P. A. fascinated us no end, and after about a week we finally got used to getting up fifteen minutes earlier, to be at school at 8:30 instead of the usual 8:45. To start the year off right, we elected jack O'Neil president of our class, Shirley Larson vice- president, Peggy Cole secretary, and Bud Knisley-well, to be perfectly frank, sonny, we really didn't even need a treasurer at all that year, because fate wasn't too kind to us, and I can remember at the end of the year we couldn't afford to buy even a red pencil to enter our debts in the book. But we didn't discourage easily, and on May tenth we presented our So homore Show, the very first display of our acting ability, which was shown to great advantage ecause of the fact that we had made the setting an insane asylum. Exactly one week later, this great event was followed by our Sophomore Hop, the climax of the y ' ' A of exams and another vacation had begun. After two glorious months in the summer sun, bronzed and happy we made our way back once again to the familiar portals of our alma mater. We were Juniors now, or in simpler words 'wheels, which entitled us to strut about the halls with that certain air of importance and with our noses held just a wee bit higher. Within a short time we had elected Ann Masterson president of our class, ear, and then before we knew it we were in the midst lllllll ll' ll 0, Q., -f 2 fr N ll l J O 16 ,L HISTCRY -lack O'Neil vice-president, Lou Paar secretary, and Shirley Larson treasurer, and were well on the way to another happy fun packed year. In November, all being loyal football fans, we trooped down to the civic stadium to watch our invincible Blue Devils in that thrilling game against North Tona- wanda. I remember that particularly because we were dismissed one hour early from school in order that we might have a pe rally out on the athletic field. Sonny, you never saw such a game in all your life, those Kenmore Eoys could certainly play football! Our band performed well, too, although we were sorry we had not been able to supply them with better uniforms. We won the game 13'7, and it was an excited crowd that flocked out to l3rinson's to celebrate our victory. Next on our agenda came our ever popular Christmas Dance, which, despite all the noise and confusion, managed to put everyone in t at happy holiday mood. You would have liked that, sonny. There was a Christmas tree with lights, and we even had a Santa Claus who passed out candy kisses. Well, to say he passed them out is putting it rather mildly, because I remember very distinctly almost getting knocked out when Santa threw a handful of candy kisses right into my face. After Christmas we all settled down to normal living, and in February we planned a stupendous junior Show. In fact it was so good that the faculty politely suggested that we have a Valentine Dance instead. With the money from this and from ourjunior Prom on June 6, at which Don Case and Ann Masterson were chosen King and Queen, our treasurv at last began to grow, and we were able to throw away our red pencil for good. In no time we found ourselves confronted by examinations and then off to vacation land again. Some of us tried our hands at working, while others soaked up the summer sun until it was time to return to our beloved alma mater for the last time. We all determined to make this year really count and started by electing Lou Paar president, Ann Masterson vice-president, Bill Doerr secretary, and Shirley Larson treasurer. Agan we flocked down to the civic stadium to urge our team on in their biggest football game of the year-North Tonawanda. But this year it was a sad crowd of enthusiasts who filed mournfully home after being beaten 12-0. However, we were consoled by the appearance of our new band, complete with bright blue uniforms and majorettes. Following in close succession was our Senior Carnival, which turned out to be a great success, and for which lovely Phyllis Vance was chosen queen, and our Aquacade, which, with a cast of seven- ty, was the best yet. During the winter months, lots of us took to skiing, and I wish you could have seen us, sonny, coming to school all black and blue and covered with bandages. March brought our senior play, 'Home Sweet Homicide,' and the year was finally topped off by our beautiful Senior Ball. At last we were amid final examinations, the last we took in Kenmore High School. And finally that great day of graduation was upon us. I recall very clearly how we felt that day, when we awoke to realize for the first time that we were no longer children, but mature men and women ready to take our places in the world. Well, sonny, I guess that about winds up my story, and look here, I've talked all the afternoon and you don't have your papers collected yet! You just take these books and hustle along. JANET Beaansiasn 5 ' 2- . . , up-n V f '5......ps,, Q ,fx 1 I . . 1 - X X I r 5' I . :IA 1'::?'i I J' hilt' -'l Ai' 1 ll Q ' ,.lj:i-yd 1' l ' Iufgitltax N' 'N i C F f v I X A N ,I if X i 4 A f Qs ffl A,-.bvlgl . .-fx' 4i'f!'0' 4,45 ll ff- ri ' N -Ml' + s 17 HONOR CLUB Firft Row.'J. Bogart, E. Chesley, J. Loomis, N. Lowrie, R. Rey, A. Ackerman, P. Wirges, A. Masterson, Beverage, P. Stauffer. Second Row: B. Dean, D. Miller, G. Dorries, R. Bock, S. Detwiler-Valedicrorian, Mr. Freeman, D. Steir14Saluratorian, P. Lind- berg, P. Lockwood, R. Johnson, D. Jones. Third Row.'J' Hicks, J. Moore, G. Stange, B. Gampp, M. Ognibene, J. McGraw, M. Mulkin, J. Bolles, F. Moelich, D. Pritchard. Fourth Row: R. Spiller,J. Parris, M. Leahy, A. Rothwell, W. Kuhn, A. Otren, H. LOU PARR . GEORGE WILLIAMS DAVE STEIN . JIM MUSTY . PAUL GABLE . ED SNYDER . JACK O'NEILL LOU PARR . GEORGE WILLIAMS DON PRITCHARD DON PRITCHARD JACK MILLER . ED SNYDER . ARTHUR OTTEN LOU PAAR . ARTHUR OTTEN SENIOR CLASS POLL . Mort Popular . Mort Friendly . Mort Studiour Bert Dancer . Mort Humorour Bi g gert Flirt Bert Looking . Mort Athletic . Mort Obli gin g Bert Drerred . Mort Sopbirticated . Beft Actor or Actrery . Biggext Line Mort Drag With Faculty . . Moot Energetic Mort Likely to Succeed . 18 SHIRLEY LARSON SHIRLEY LARSON SANDRA DETWILER . . LOU SMITH CONNIE CALLANAN . KAY SEIFRIED . PHYLLIS VANCE . FLORENCE STUFF ANN MASTERSON VIRGINIA FORSYTHE . BARBARA DEAN FRANCES GRALEY . KAY SEIFRIED ANN MASTERSON . ROBERTA REY GRETCHEN DORRIES 1 if ff A MW' nu- I c'1cH 'f,'7jM Jj +3f,1Jf',wfAI', A W-iw W N.9 aff! 271'-il M Wm ml-Dum LAW JJwf'!f Af?15ufL 'J' Jjw Qsfiyzjpzfvl nn! 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OLD - TOM DOLSON DORIS' PETERSON -MARILYN GROVE This is the year 1958! 1958, where life has been rejuvenated by atoms, rockets, and coke in every drinking fountain. 1958, where we, weary travelers from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Suffering Seniors, have emerged from darkest Africa, after spending years away from the outside world in search of the origin of Civilization In the midst of our venture, a certain nostalgic feeling gnaws at our heart strings and we know we must return to our old habitat at K. H. S. and those familiar landmarks we learned to love so well back in '48. We board our rocket ship and set off west- ward, bound for that metropolis of Kenmore. As we step from the Kenmore Central Airport, we see a beautiful blue and white cab of the Sheri- dan Cab Company, owned and operated by Gordie Reed. We hop in and journey down Delaware Avenue, where we notice many familiar sights, including a new and improved Alcobar, run by Diamond Jim Hicks, and a coke establishment recently opened by Nan Nelson and Eleanor Fronczak, charter members of the Kenmore chapter of Pepsi- Cola Anonymous. Lounging in the booths we see Lou Paar and Andy Podlucky, the place's steadiest customers. Sweeney's has been replaced by a haber- dashery run by Dean Bensley. We hear he is an expert at fitting pants. But wondering how Kenmore is being run now, we go over to the city hall, where we are ushered into the office of Mayor Sylvester Nye, who intro- duces us to his secretary, Doris Cunningham. While waiting for Mayor Nye to finish some important business, we happen to pick up a news- paper and see in the headlines David Stein has added another degree to his long chain, already mounting into the hundreds. This time it is B.L.S. CBachelor of Long Standingl. On the society page we see June Wiegand has finally accepted Paul Devitt's proposal of marriage. It's been a long, long time. Down in the corner is CLASS PROPHECY an advertisement for Don Pritchard's hermitage for happy bachelors. On the sports page we see that the Kenmore Blue Devil's baseball team has just announced the sign- ing of Specs Van Deusen, for the stupendous sum of 575,000 per season. His bobbing and weaving style in catching fly balls should be a great gate attraction. On the comic page the current hero appears to be Fearless Forkin, drawn by Ted Yochum. Everyone is aroused at the coming of Jack Wil- liams and his 100-piece orchestra, the largest dance band in the land. Featured in this massive aggrega- tion are Merrill Hall on drums, and Bill Watson, who recently won the Downbeat poll for the 5th consecutive year. Williams is to appear at the Ken- more Music Hall in a gala show also featuring songstress Barbara Dean, comedian Bones Evans, and those foremost exponents of modern dance, Shirley Larson and Larry Mucha. Along with this extravaganza is to be the huge water production of impressario Jack Miller, star- ring Pat Roberts, Nancy Ludeck, and the spring- board specialist Ray Arnold. We learn from Bill Callanan, who is to be emcee, that three local girls have gone a long way in the musical field-these three are Pat Earl and Peggy Gensler, now featured in the new show at the famed Diamond Horseshoe, Up in the Clouds, and jane Murch, who accompanies them on the piano. These three have banded together with two other Kenmore girls, models Nancy Stilwell and Hazel Tarbell, into a Kenmore Alumni Society in the Big City. Another local girl has reached the top of the legitimate stage. Frances Graley is now starring in the hit Life with Roogie, written by Beverly Martin. A very prominent candidate in the presidential race is Arthur Otten. The point that appeals to his following is that he will read the Sunday comics to all his loyal subjects if he is elected. Well, it worked for the Little Flower, so why not for the Big Bud! Well can we remember those school days when he was struggling with trig and physics as we read how Barry Milliard has hit upon a new scheme of rocketing cars to the moon. Too bad they haven't found a means of enabling people to reach there also. The current hangout for Kenmore grads appears to be an elite establishment known affectionately as Mothers, where the finest ginger ale in town is served. There we find Bud Knisley, Bill Bickerton, and Bill Myers. Jim Musty has initiated a unique business. He has purchased an old mansion and redecorated it specifically for rental as a summer theatre-it must be the old playwright in him. His cohorts in this enterprise are Howie Kirkwood and Jim Nist. As treasurer of the Hi-Y Alumni Association,Tom Polson is still trying to collect unpaid dues from jack O'Neill, who is now cruising in his yacht, The Hacienda, off Long Beach. But no visit would be complete without return- ing to our old alma mater. So we return to the school, where we are greeted by Principal Bill Sanders. Mr. Sanders takes us on a tour of the school, where we seeimany familiar faces, includ- ing john Youra, now the custodian in charge of Tobacco Road, and Librarian Edith Chesley. Down in 241, we see Mr. Mooshie, now completely bald, mulling sadly over the problems of the 1958 Kenitorial. The coach of the basketball team, Roughem Toughem Ken Varshay, informs us that Bullet Billy Doerr has just signed to play pro football for the San Francisco Starlets, sponsored by Dottie Dennis and Ann Masterson. What a fate! Coach Varshay tells us also that John Yacos was at school last year on his way back from his Olympic swim- ming triumphs in every free style race from the one yard to the marathon ten miles. This grind ap- peared to have little effect on Mr. Yacos, although protrusions similar to fins and webbing between his toes were apparent. Recently presented with their doctorates after doing post graduate work at K. H. S. were Connie Callanan, Lois Hayes, and Ruth Penfold, who com- bined to write their thesis on Homework, a Fate Worse Than Death. And still running around in search of identifica- tion sheets for Who's Who is janet Beardslee, its editor-in-chief. On our way back to the airport, we stop in at the offices of the Kenmore Press, which now has the widest circulation of any paper in the nation Cexcept The Daily Workerl. Editor Gretchen Dorries introduces us to her new associate editors, Janet Bogart and Phyllis Vance. Photographer Dick Sherer had just returned from taking pictures of the reopening of the Ten Pin Cub. While we are in the offices, several flashes of interest come in over the wire. Don Coon has just been selected to play the lead in the latest Tarzan picture. Dick Phinney has just won the American Bowling Con- gress Championship held in the City of North Tonawanda. Of special note to art lovers is the fact that E. Frank Moelich's masterpiece of Wood carving, the Passionate Pixie, has been awarded first prize in the contest conducted by the Rube Goldberg Foundation in Rockefeller Center. I Bob Stalker, Tonawandafs swimming coach, drops in to renew old acquaintances. He informs us that Bud Jones and Bill Harris have gone into the sporting goods business, Harris handling the needs of the skiers and Jones the girls Cneedsj. But time is growing short and our legs are grow- ing weary. We must bid farewell and return to our ship and back to Africa. Having seen the sordid atmosphere of our erstwhile comrades, their various and sundry life pursuits, we are not reluctant to return to Civilization again. Ah Wilderness! DICK NEWELL ADAMS, SHIRLEY Entre Nous 2, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Hsbfllillg hair and featurer fair. ABBOTT, BETTY BE'r'rY Dramatic Club 2, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 4, Basketball Referee 4, Cooking Club 4. Quiet Jincefityf' ACKERMAN, ANN ANN Honor Student, Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Y Teen 2, Latin Club 3, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Slpanish Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Softba l 3, Badminton 2, Soccer 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2. Pemgf for your thvugbtrf' ADAMS, MARILYN HBROWNIEH Bowling 2, Of Jurb the bert are made. ADAMS, PHYLLIS Pr-iY1. Commercial Club 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, Badminton 3, Soccer 3, Home Sweet Homicide 4, Junior Show 3. The liar a .rang in her heart, SHIRLH ALT, ROGER Doc Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 4,,I. V. Football 2, Track 2, Intramural Softball 4, Intramural Hardball 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Captain 3, School Band Color Guards 4, Corporal 4. Far the rick Jhall be fund. AMES, ROBERT Bon Science Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Aquacade 3, Sophomore Show 2. Better men than I have lived, but I ean't believe it. ANDERSON, CRAWFORD ANDY Theres a good time rowing, bojrf' ARNOLD, RAYMOND HPIERREH Art Round Table 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Aquacade 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Swimming 4, Home Sweet Homicide 4, Sophomore Show 2. Crowd around girlx, jun from! araumlf' ARNOTT, JOHN Joi-IN If bekryour friend, lJe'J one afyaur be.rtfrie1zd.f, 22 i I i l l Q i l l ASQUITH, DOROTHY Dos Dramatic Club 25 Thespians 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 45 Basketball 45 Horseback Riding 3, 45 Bowling 25 Quality Street 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 25 Home Sweet Homicide 45 The Whole Town's Talking 4. Happy ,rhe ir am! happy Jhe'll nay. AUGUSTINE, ROBERT Bos Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football 2, 35 Football 45 Golf 45 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Swimming 2, 3. A -fue fellow, fun Io know. BAKER, JANET JAN Art Round Table 2, 3, 45 Y Teen 2, 35 Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacade 45 Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 45 Softball 35 Bad- minton 35 Quality Street 35 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Sophomore Show 25 Senior Carnival 4. Lovely to look at, llelighrfol to k7101l'. BALLANTYNE, JAMES PuNcHY Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 V. Football 45 Intramural Basketball Z, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball CSoftballD 35 Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball CHarrlball3 2, 35 Intramural Swimming 2, 3. 'AAN an mono gootl ffzlgov' F O R T Y E I G H T BARNA, GEORGE BUD Art Round Table 2, 45 Y Teen 3, 45 Dance Club 45 Rifle Club 25 Football 45J. V. Football 25 Track 45J. V. Track 3, Intramural Basketball 2. lVe'll keep our eye on him. BAUERLE, RICHARD Dick Football 45 J. V. Football 35 Baseball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 25 Intramural Hockey Co-Captain 3. Hi: future if hright with promiref' BAUMANN, JEAN JEAN Girls' Literary Club 35 Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 3, 45 Basketball Referee 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Horseback Riding 45 Volleyball 2, 4. Let'.r he friemlrf' BEARDSLEE, JANET BEARDLESSU Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Y Teen 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Co-Ed Badminton Club 45 Aquacade 45 Kenitorial Staff 3, 4, Senior Editor 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Basketball Referee 45 Tennis 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2,35 Ping-Pong 3, 45 Soccer Playday 2, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 4. .l'he'J 4 happy friemlly lan with cheerful .rmiler for all who pan. BEER, JOAN 'ZJOANU Chorus 2, 35 Basketball Z, 45 Basketball Referee 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Volley- ball 2, 3, 4. At work, at ploy, alzvayr gay. BENTZ, MARGARET PEGGY Girls' Literary Club 3, 4. A friend in need it 4 ffieml imleezlf' 23 BENUIT, REGINALD Alpha Phi Lambda 2. A Jtzmly man i.r he. BERGMAN, ROBERT Bon lf: hetler to wear out than to run. BERLINGHOFF, MARY LOUISE 'ALoU Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 4, The .rpire of life. BERRY, PHILLIS PuYL Art Round Table 45 Girls' Literary Club 25 Volleyball 2, Sophomore Show 25 Sketch Club 3. PillJhu5y, our little flour. BETZ, ROSEMARIE Rosa Girls' Literary Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Basketball 4. Frieml.rhip if the lzgfnote ta J1n:eeJJ. BEVERAGE, ,ICANN jo Honor Student, Majorette 3, 4. She maker friefzdf by being honert, and keeps them by being rteaelfanf' -Q. an. UREGGIL-1 CLASS OF BIANCOFIORE, FRANK FRANK Life if mine-I'll take it. BICKERTON, WILLIAM BxcK Glee Club 45 Varsirv Club 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Basketball 4, V. 21, 35 Football 3, 4, V. 25 Track 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Sophomore Show 2. WlJat'J thif dull town ta me? BLACK, WILMA WILLY Commercial Club 4g Basketball 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Lacrosse 25 Badminton 2, 35 Soccer 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. Her happy .rmile endearx her. BOCK, DITMAR DICK Honor Student5 Hi-Y 3, 45 Science Club 3, 4. Veni, vidi, vid. 24 BOGART, JANET Boom Honor Student5 Y Teen 25 Latin Club 3, 45 Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Aquacade 45 Spanish Club 45 Kenitorial Staff 3, 4, junior Editor 45 Senior Carnival 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Sophomore Show 25 Horseback Riding 3. Tb: neu' look? I low it. ' BOLLES, JEAN JEAN Honor Student5 Ping-pong Club 25 Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Basketball 2, 35 Softball 25 Horseback Riding 35 Volleyball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Ping-pong 2. Thought ix deeprr than all .rpc:cl1. BOOS, NORMA Boo'rs Dance Club 45 Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Horseback Rid- mg 3, 4. Hfboft am! .ru'cet. EoRK,JANET JAN Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 3, 45 Ping-pong 35 The Whole Town's Talking 4. lVlaalez'er .thc rboorer to do. fb: don well. BOWLES, MARY Muni Girl' Literary Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Quality Street 3. 'iB0LJf.f, bojf, boj.r! FORTY EIGHT BROMLEY, DOLORES HDEEH Dance Club 45 Commercial Club 4. ll 'bo Jozw lzindrzem, reops frimdfbipf' BRUDERLIN, DORIS Dorm Girls' Literary Club 35 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacade 2, 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Bowling 2, 35 Ping-pong 35 Majorette 45 Junior Show 3. l'l'orrieJ none-ful! of fun. BUCKNER, RUTH Ruin Dance Club 45 Commercial Club 4. A ready Jmilc makn a box! of ffitlldffi BURDICK, DOUGLAS DOUG Participated in sports at St. Thomas Collegiate Institute. Tb: world war made to be mjoyed, and I 'll make the mon of it. 25 BRINES MARILYN RED BURGER, RUTH RUTH Lacrosse 4. Virtue ir in own reu'anl. BURKE, SUZANNE SUE TlJere'J neue Ja :lan-y at tbix fair le1.r.ry. BURNETT, GWEN LYNN Thespians 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club Z, 35 Book Pages 45 Tennis 35 Bowling Z, 35 Quality Street 35 Home Sweet Homicide 45 The Whole Town's Talk- ing 4. IV: knau' ber by ber jofbf air. ' BURNS, THELMA TH Erma Girls' Letter Club 25 Basketball 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 Chorus 45 Entre Nous 2, 35 Sophomore Show. PerronezIity-le Vitality I Thelma. BURT, EDWARD ED Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Aviation Club 2. Steady am! flare. BYERS, RONALD RoN Football 3, 45 Track 3, 4. He take! tlringf at thy came. CLASS OF CALHOON, MARGARET PEGGY Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Keniscope 45 Basketball 2. lVanlf mmzot exprerr ber .ru'eetf1eJJ. CALLAN AN, CONSTANCE HCONNIEH Debate 45 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 35 Lacrosse 25 Badminton 35 Horseback Riding 35 Volleyball 2, 35 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Keniscope 45 Tumbling Club 45 junior Thespians 25 Sopho- more Show 25junior Show 3. When lrixb eye: are .ffllilillgfl CANO, MARY MARY Co-Ed Swim Club 2. 3, 45 Aquacade 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Basketball 3, 4, Softball 25 Swimming 25 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Sophomore Show 2, Senior Carnival 4. Deep dark eycf, bucbelorr beware. CAPES, GAYLORD UGAY' Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 4. Wattb the birdie. 26 l l CARTER, JOAN HJOANIE, Art Round Table 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3. Of .rueh we are proud. CHAMPAGNE, BETTY HBETTSH Commercial Club 45 Archery 45 Basketball 25 Soccer 45 Bowling 4. Why he Jud when you mu he happy? CHEAPE, JEAN -'JEAN' Basketball 45 Softball 45 Badminton 45 Volleyball 4. Finene.rf ir everlurting quality. CHESLEY, EDITH B1zma' Honor Studentg Art Rouncl Table Z, 4, Treasurer 45 Entre Nous Secretary 4, Girls' Literary Club 45 Sketch Club 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 45 Kenitorial 45 Badminton Z5 Sophomore Show Z. Alu'uy.r happy, afwayx gay, alwayr laughiugf-lhatfr her way. CONFER, AUSTIN BUD ' 'Patience ir powerful . ' ' CONOVER, SHIRLEY HSHIRLH Commercial Club 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4. Gay of Jpirit, kim! of heart. FORTY EIGHT COON, DONALD --CON DooN Varsity Club 3, 45 Science Club 25 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 45 Aquacade 2, 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Intramural Baseball 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Band 25J. V. Football 25 Football 3, 45 Swimming 3, 45J. V. Swimming 2. A real he-man, and how Jhe lover it. COPLEY, JOAN UCORNH Basketball 45 Ping-pong 4. How'J the girl? CREAN, DOROTHY Ixus:-1 Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 45 Aquacade 45 Kenitorial Staff 45 Swimming K Winner 3, 45 Basketball 35 Tennis 25 Soccer 45 Swimming 25 Volleyball 35 Archery 4. Not too quiet, not too gay. CULP, BEVERLEY JANE Bev Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 45 Aquacacle 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 25 Swim- ming 25 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Show 35 Senior Carnival 4. It'f hem fun klI0lt'i1lg.1'0u.H 27 CUNNINGHAM, DORIS IIDORIS' Co-Ed Swim Club 3gJunior Prom Committee 3, Basketball 4, Volleyball 35 Sophomore Show 2. fb: lan ber heart to a guy named Bart. CURBISHLEY, JOHN JAcK' Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Carnival 45 Football Varsity 4, V. 25 SwimmingJ. V. 4. A light heart live: long. CUTHBERTSON, JAMES 'JIM' Fun and fancy free. CUTT, JOHN JACK Look out for tlJef1ernitufe. DAVIES, JEAN Riding 25 Swimming 3. 'lfuperlatiue-enaugh mid. DAVIS, BRUCE Science Club 2, Golf 4, Intramural Football 2. fmt a .rcientixt at heart. Q DAY, RALPH Often filent, alwajx .rincere De'AETH, GEORGE 2, Junior Show 3. If it'J' ajoke, I know it. DEAN, JOHN M Football 4, J. V. 3, Track 3, 4. Always a mifchievoux gleam in bix Un. DELZER, JEANNE Book Pages 4, Basketball 35 Volleyball 2. Gentle of Jpeech, benefitient of mind. 28 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacacle 35 Swimming K Winner 2, I CLASS OF Horseback BRUCE URALPHU BLo'rz Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Aquacade 35Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 4, Football 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Sophomore Show UGEEK.. UJEANNEH DELZER, NANCY Ran Girls' Letter Club 45 Girls' Literary Club 35 Book Pages 25 Cooking and Sewing 35 Basketball 3. .'S0ffb' .rpmkr and .ruwtb .rmileJ. DENNIS, DOROTHY 'iDOTTlE Girls' Literary Club 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45'Iunior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 3, 45 Keniscope Staff 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Tumbling 45 Sophomore Show 25 Swimming 2, 3, 45Junior Show 3. A Dar with a Dark. DETUNO, SERENA USERENAH A plcarure ta know her. DETWILER, SANDRA HSANDYH Valedictorian5 Dramatic Club 25 Girls' Letter Club Z, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Latin Club Consul 35 Latin Club Praetor 45 Band 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Softball 35 Lacrosse 45 Badminton 25 Soccer 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Ping-pong Champion 2, 3, 45 Archery Champion 2, 3, 45 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Sophomore Show 25 Kenitorial Schoo Life Editor 45 Kenitorial Staff 4. Tb: difficult I do quit-kbf, the imparrible taker a litrle Imager. DEVITT, PAUL A. THUNDER Track 2, 35 Intramural Basketball5 Intramural Hockey 2, 35 Intramural Baseball, Sophomore Show Zgjunior Show 3. There ir no 'Cole' .rhartage lure. DILLIOT, RANDALL RANDY Co-Ed Badminton 3, 45 Track 3. Abit ll1iJ'bthdL'iIIg. DiMARTlLE, .IOHN 'br' Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Aquacade 4511. V. Football 2, 3551. V. Swimming 4. I nrt well in all my charter. DIMMICK, DOROTHY 'lDOTTIE Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Literary Club 45 Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 45 Aquacade 35 Chorus 25 Swimming K Winner 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 45 Softball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Horseback Riding 35 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Ou a byielil, ar 011 4 court, ,rlJe'.r at home in my Jpvrtf' DOELMAN, CAROL CAROL Cooking and Sewing Club 25 Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. Once a friend alwayr a friend. DOERR, WILLIAM MICHAEL 'ABILLYH Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Student Council 45 Senior Class Oflicer 45 Secretary Senior Carnival 45 Glee Club 45 LI. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Show 3. Tb: mzdcrr fly ar Bill gan by. 29 Entre Nous 25 Co-Ed Swim Club 35Junior Prom Committee 35 Glee Club 45 DONNER, JANE jANia Alpha Phi Lambda 3, 4, President 4, Dramatic Club 2, Senior Carnival 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Soloist 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2, junior Show 2, 3. With 11 smile nm! a rang. DORFER, NANCY iAKlTTEN Honor Student, Co-Ecl Swim Club 3, Choir, Chorus 3, Horseback Riding 3, 4, Archery 2. I'z'e gat .rplzrf ibut jiugfe, jmlgfe, jiugfef' DORRIES, GRETCHEN Gum- Honor Student, Dramatic Club 2, President 2, Y Teen 2, 3. Secretary 3, Latin Club 4, Consul 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, President 4, Co-Ed Bad- minton Club 4, S anish Club 3, Junior Thespians 2, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Basketball 2, Softball 3, Horseback Riding 3, Soccer 3, Sophomore Show 2, Kenitorial 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. Character, leinlcnrhip, inspiration, liar: mail: for her a great rsp1ztiztiw1. DOSSERT, JANE 'AJANIEU Dramatic Club 2, Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Keniscope Staff 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2. A .rwile a mimztef' 2-tit CLASS OF 3 DOW ER IEAN EANNKEH Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, Basketball 4, Badminton 4, Volleyball 4, Tumbling Club 4, Sophomore Show 2. iffdfl' Jing room mlb. DUDLEY, JOAN Dun Entre Nous 3, 4, Photography Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Choir, Chorus 35 Basketball 4, Softball 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Home Sweet Homicide 4, Kenitorial Staff 4. I ilwft wmlt him, you mn have him, laeff tan .rharf for me DUNCAN, PATRlClA UPATH Art Round Table 4, Entre Nous 4, Girls' Literary Club 4. The mark 0fLll!d!if1'. DUROURE, MARY Tom Latin Club 3, 4, Entre Nous 3, Girls' Literary Club 3. 45 Science Club 3. I like to laugh, EARL, PATRICIA HPATH Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 4,.Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Kenitorial Statli 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Bad- minton 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Sophomore Show 2. You great big bmzzrzful dell. EASTERBROOK, ROGER BUNNY Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Sophomore Show 2, Rifle Club Z, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3. Clever, witgy, and Jpirifedf' 30 EDDY, BARBARA BARBARA .l'u'eerbearr af Kmflfare High. EDWARDS, SUSAN Sue Book Pages 4, Spanish Club 4, Basketball Captain 4. Tri be bariilcvyafz, calllil :re fuk for ware. EKHARDT, DOLORES DEE Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Softball 2 4, Vollevball 2 3, 4' Boxxlin 2, 3, Home Sweet Homicide, The Whole . , D , , ' g Town s Talking. Hlglflllllf ami neat, mt: and Ju'eet. ELLIS, DON 1-CAPTAIN judo 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, unior Prom Committee 3' lntramura B lt J , l as 'et- ball 2, 3, Softball 3, Hockey 2, 3, Sophomore Show,Junior Show. FORTY EIGHT ELMORE WINIFRED W lb-NIE ERISMAN, ROBERT on Entre Nous 2, Science Club 3, Intramural 2, Basketball Manager 2, 4. TlJcr:'J alufqw a way. ESTES, JOANNE Jo Y Teen 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Soccer 4, Volleyball 4, Home Sweet Homicide, The Whole Town's Talking, Sophomore Show. Quiet, umznumirzg, yet ever loyal. EVANS, THOMAS Bowes Varsity Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 2, 3, Swimming 4, Track 2, 3, 4. A .rwell frllow will uluwyx rrmcmberf' EWART, DONALD Dow Photography Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Bowling Club 2. Alu'ay.r cheerful, never fearful FOCHT, CAROLYN WINNER Being alive if ajoyf' 31 FOLEY, WINIFRED WINNIE Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Aquacade 45 Tumbling Club 45 Chorus 35 Basket- ball 45 Tennis 4. A vision of charm and grave. FORKIN, EDMOND Tama En judo 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacade 2, 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 45.1. V. Swimming 2, 3, 45 The Whole Town's Talking 45 Sophomore Show 25.Iunior Show 4. Anybody got a rziekel? FORSYTI-I5 VIRGINIA l'GINGER At Buffalo Seminary5 Basketball 25 Tennis 25 Volleyball 2. A page from Vogue. FRONCZEK, ELEANOR AL Commercial Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Keniscope Staff 45 Basketball 4, Captain 45 Volleyball 3, 45Junior Show 3. Did you ever .ree a dream walking? FURMINGER, RUTH HRUTHIEH Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 S anish Club 35 Senior Carnival 45 Basketball 45 Sophomore Show Zgjunior Show 3. 'Yioounding good nature. GAMPP, BARBARA Baan Honor Student5 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Aquacade 35 Tumbling Club 45 Swimming K Winner 25 35 Lifesaving 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 35 Horseback Riding 35 Soccer 2, 35 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 45 Swim Team 3. A good .fport and a plearirzg rompaniorlf' GARCIA, ROBERT Judo 45 Home Sweet Homicide 4. But I think better aloud. GATES, ELEANOR Y Teen 45 Basketball 4. Merit if the key to .fucrefxf GEITLINGER, FRANK GEITLINGER, WILLIAM Varsity Club 45 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. Look, he .fpeakr for bimrelff' 32 Tb: Voice of Experience .rpeak5. CLASS 0F HPANCH0 HELEANUR HITCH ROCKY I ,meg mix FORTY EIGHT GRACIE, MARGARET Lou Girls' Literary Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Bowling 2, 3. Bright, peppj-ol: 1l'lJdfflll1. GRALEY, FRANCES FRAN Dramatic Club 2, Dance Club 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, President 4, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, 3, Basketball 2, 4, Ping-pong 4, Quality Street, Home Sweet Homicide- The Whole Town's Tal in , k g, Sophomore Show Z,Junior Thespians 2, Commercial Club 4, Newscaster 2, Kenitorial Staff 4. .Yu1ifi11g, joking, faugb provoking. GRANT, AVALON Avis Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, Sophomore Show 2, Junior Show 3, Cooking Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Ice Skating 4, Majorette 3. Cami nature, thou art a jewel. GROSS, PATRICIA PA'r'rY Honor Student, Entre Nous 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Cooking Club 4, Basketball 4, Basketball Referee 4, Lacrosse 3, 4. At St.Joseph Hill Academy: Basketball 2, Glee Club 2, Oratorical Club 2. A For iff alwayr fair weather. GENSLER, MARJORY PEGGY Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Senior Carnival 4, Badminton 3, Sophomore Show 2,junior Show 3. .S'l1e'J got .rtardlut in ber gym. GILSON, NANCY i'GlI.LY Y Teen 2, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Aquacade 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, junior Thespians 2, Sketch Club 2, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 4, Basketball 2, Tennis 3, Bad- minton 3, Horseback Riding 3, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2, Sophomore Show 2,-Iunior Show 3. She lover to Zire and liver fo lore. GLASSMIRE, WILLIAM 'lWILLlE Hi-Y 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4. HU favorite recording ir A String of Girl.r.' GOCHENOUR, EUGENE GENE Dance Club 2. A uforlzmrm ix knouvz by lair work. GODARD, GRANT GRANT IVe'z'e enjoyed kuowirzg him. GOLTZ, CAROL ANN Cnet Y Teen 2, Entre Nous 2, 3, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 3, 4, The Whole Town's Talking 4. Quiet, but ob :1q'y. ' 33 GROVE, MARILYN ' 'Gnovua' Girls' Letter Club 45 Y Teen 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Girls' Literary Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3 Softball 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Home Sweet Homicide 4 Sophomore Show 2. A diamond in tbe .retting of perronaligff' GUERIN, RICHARD 1-DICK' Art Round Tableg J. V. Football 35 Intramural Hockey 45 Track 2. fun tall me Tiny Tim. HAASE, PHYLLIS Paid Commercial Club 45 Basketball 35 Tennis 2, 35 Archery 2. Attractive, amiable, active. HAGEN, JOHN Joi-iN' Intramural Hockey 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 35 Baseball Manager 3, 4. Oh for a ping-pong paddle. HALL, MERRILL KIMERRILL Chorus 45 Band 4. Our Gene Krupaf' HARPER, JACK HARPsxcHoRD' Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Intramural Baseball 25 Baseball 3, 4. Witty af the day it long. HARPUR, NANCY 'INANCY' Basketball 2, 35 Softball 25 Quality Street Usher 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. A glowing perxonalim will be forever bert. l-IARPUR, SALLY 'ASAL' Basketball 2, 35 Softball 2. She can became the tbinlcx the can 34 HAGER, WILLIAM UHAGEE' Photography Club 3. Great bopef make great men. HALL, DOUGLAS HBONESl Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 3, 4. Someday there will be another Hall of Fame. CLASS 0F it mr'- f HARRIS, WILLIAM BILL Hi-Y 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Color Bearer 4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4. TlJir1,g.r are tough all over. HAYES, ,IANICE JAN Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 4, Swimming 4, Senior Carnival 4. Mamzer.r often make fortune.r. HAYES, LOIS Lo Girls' Literary Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 4, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 4, Badminton 2, Volleyball 2, 4, Sophomore Show 2, Junior Show 3, Keniscope Editor 4, Sketch Club 2, 35 Kenitorial Staff 4. Per.mnaligf plat. HAYES, PATRICIA PA-r Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 4. A good dirporition if more valued than galdf' HAYES, PATRICK PAT Kmwore'J .rpotlight paint: with pride. HEFFNER, BARBARA Harrie Girls' Literary Club 4. It'J a 1U0f1d!ffIl.! wnrldf' HELFERT, MARY Many Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Tennis 3, 45 Softball 3, 44 Lacrosse 3, 45 Soccer 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Home Sweet Homicide. Her veg' f7'01l'llJ' are fairer far than .rmilef af other maiden! are. HENLINE, DALE DALE Co-Ed Badminton 4, Tennis 3, 4g Track 3, Ping-pong 2. He know! the road to .r1zcre.rJ. HERDMAN, RONALD BIRD Bowling Club 4. Hlntegrig ir the first Jtep to great:1eJ.r. HEBTEL, DONALD I DON Photografnhy Club 2, 4, J. V. Basketball 3, V. Football 35 Intramural Basketba l 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 3, 4. HEL'Q'jlfhi71g'.f lots of fun. 35 HICKS, JAMES A'JiM' Honor Student, Co-Ed Swim Club 25 Swimming 45 J. V. Swimming 2, 35 Sophomore Show 2. Daf1rin' and rwimmirfe-he'.r rapt with the women. HILL, PATRICIA PA'r' Debate 43 Dramatic Club 25 Literary Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 4 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 35 Lacrosse 2, 35 Ice Skating 35 Swimming 25 Volleyball 2g Quality Street 3. 'iYou :an depend on her any time, anywhere, arg! way. HILLIKER, JEAN JEAN1E' Dance Club 2, 45 Literary Club 3, 4, Ofhcerg Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 Softball 35 Kenitorial Staff 4. Your determination will he your rumen. HILT, ROBERT BOB None but hirnfelf ran equal hir worth. HIMMELE, EARL HH6'I rapt. HIRT, WILLIAM M. Dance Club 45 Chorus 45 Quality Street 35 The Whole M04Je:ty hemmer ayaung man. HOFFMAN, GRACE Art Round Table 45 Spanish Club 3, 43 Basketball 3. Kinelne.v.r har rerirtlen rharmf' HOLDAWAY, JOANNE Basketball 4. 44 HOLMES, ELIZABETH Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Choir 4. Halme'.v it where the heart Lf. HORNER, JOSEPH 36 CLASS Town's T OF . .EARLH . .Bn-IL.. alking 4. Gnarls A hritght min, full of laughter am! fun. Little joe Horner sat in the corner reading hir rhemirtgf hook. MJD.. Linn HJOE.. XX , 'S fl X XX X A A sr is FORTY EIGHT IN SALACO, THOMAS Co-Ed Swim Club 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. A mighty man ir he who doe: thingf well. ISBISTER, AUDREY Dance Club 25 Girls' Literary Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 Softball 2, 35 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Bowling 25 Ping-pong 25 Horseback Riding 2, 3, 49 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. I have three irztcreftr-mm, mm, mm. JEWELL, THEODORE Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 J. V. Football 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Hockey 3, 45 Intramural Swim 45 Intramural Baseball 3, 4. Alway.r time for a laugh. JOHENGEN, SHIRLEY HSHIRLEYH Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Girls' Literary Club 35 Basketball 3, 45 Basketball Referee 45 Softball 3, 45 Soccer 3, 45 Volleyball 45 Majotette 3, 4. Glowing uiraligf. JOHNSON, ROBERT Honor Student5 Dance Club 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3. Thought if rbe .reed of action. JOLLEY, WILLIAM JUNGLE Judo 45 Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 45 Aquacade 45 J. V. Football 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Intramural Hockey 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Swimming 2, 35 Rifle Club 3. For hir a 'folly' goodfellauff' HUBBARD, MARJORIE Manoa Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Kenitorial Staff 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 35 Soccer 35 Volleyball 35 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Sophomore Show 25 Junior Show 3. And .rtill the wonder grew, that one Jo fmall could mirchiqf Jo. HULL, JOHN JOHN Th: youth has .reurz and spirit. HUTCHISON, ROBERT HuTcH Intramural Hockey 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 4, Beli:1fc thatxyou have it and you have it. INSALACO, CARL INso Judo 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Hockey 3, 45 Intramural Football 3. Tomorrow if too fate, fire today. TOM Izzy url-EDI. uBoB.. 37 JONES, BARBARA --J.,NES.,-- Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Senior Carnival, Choir 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 3, Badminton 2, Soccer 3, Volleyball 3, Bowling 3, Sopho- more Show 2. Mm are I0 inferior. JONES, CLARENCE BUD Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4. Gmiuf is the capacizjf for wading hard work. JONES, DoLoREs Donut Honor Student, Debate 2, Literary Club 4, Thespians 2, 4, Basketball 2, Quaity Street 2, Home Sweet Homicide 4, The Whole Town's Talking 4. .S'u'cct, dcmurc and Il?-jf.H KENT, JACK JAcK We like redbeadx too. CLASS CF KERWIN, ROBERT PETE 2 Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Aquacacle 2, 3, 4, Quality Street, The Whole Town's Talking. A right man in the right place. KING, JOANNE Jo Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Aquacade 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, Tennis 2, Softball 3, Badminton 3, Horseback Riding 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Sophomore Show 2, Kenitorial Staff 4. Push, pep, and permferancd' KIRKWOOD, HOWARD Howie Varsity Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Football 4, Track 3, 4. VV: praphuy Jumrr. KITSON, BARBARA Buns Literary Club 3, Co-Ed Badminton Club 4, Basketball 4, Lacrosse 35 Bad- minton 4, Ice Skating 4, Volleyball 2, Sophomore Show 2. W'itlv a Jmil: an her face and a wink in her Us. KLAHN, RICHARD Dick H: dc.rerve.r hi: mafgf friemlrf' KLOCK, JANE -JANE A guarantee for fun. 38 KNIGHT, BRUCE ' 'K-NIGHT' ' Varsity Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacade 2, 45 Swim- ming 3,J. V. 251TrackJ. V. 2, 35 Quality Street5 The Whole Town's Talking. He lover to 'Parti.r'ipate KRANS, JOAN UJOANIEU Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 2, 45 Volley- ball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Sophomore Show 2. She gov: around with the Kink. KREBS, ARNOLD IIARNIEI' J. V. Football 3. You get 710 hiarfzqy from thi.r by Arnie. KRIELING, MURIEL ' IIMURIELI' Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 45 Tennis 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Lacrosse 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. At Norwin High: Cheerleader 25 National Forensic League 25 Girls' Choir 25 Home Economics Club. KSHS: Home Sweet Homicide. FORTY EIGHT si . i KRIEKE, DANIEL HKRICK KUHN, WILMA K. Wn.Luz' Honor Student5 Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Literary Club 45 Quality Street 3 She aww 4 one way ticket to .ruc:eJ.r. LAMBETH, PATRICIA L. PA'r' Basketball 35 Badminton 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. When hearts are mfr, few wardr will do. LANE, JOHN 'JACK' Honor Student. He never haf 'Lane' dawn on the johf' LANG, RICHARD l D1cK' A height af ideal' and iz width of exprufion LARSON, BARBARA HBARB' Literary Club 35Junior Thespians 25Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Car- nival 45 Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 45 Horseback Riding 35 Bowling 25 Sopho- more Show 25 Sketch Club 2, 35 Keniscope 4. I love to play, I lov: to dana, hut mort of all I low ramarlcef' 39 LARSON, SHIRLEY HSHIRLH Girls' Letter Club 25 Literary Club 35 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 25Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 45 Choir 3, 45 Chorus 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Badminton 35 Volleyball 25 Sopho- more Show5 Tumbling 45 Sketch Club 25 Keniscope 45 Kenitorial Staff 4. Rhyme fo her quipr and rlgyfhfn ta her feet. LAUDERDALE, HUEMINA Hum Literary Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Senior Carnival 45 Basketball 2, 35 Softball 25 Bowling 2, 35 Ping-pong 25 Sophomore Show 2. It i.fn't the quantify, ifr the qaaligf' LEAHY, MAR-IORIE BET Honor Student5 Ping-pong 35 Archery 3. Hlelealr and ambition lzft her high. LECKIE, PHYLLIS HPHYLH Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Aquacade 45 Tumbling 45 Basketball 35 Tennis 3, 45 Soccer 45 Volleyball 3. Dance, Ballerina, dance. LEDOUX, VIVENNE l'VINNIE Art Round Table 45 Literary Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Doodle Dandy 2. She rhiner in all .rhe darn. LEISER ROBERT Bon CLASS OF LEPISKO, DOROTHY Derry Basketball 25 Badminton 25 Volleyball 2. Alway.r gay in her own Jweet way. LINDBERG, PERRYANN HPERRYANNH Honor Student5 Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Entre Nous 3, 45 Science Club 4, Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Swimming K Winner 2, 35 Lifesaving 35 Basketball 3, 45 Softball 35 Swimming 35 Soccer 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Quality Street 35 Home Sweet Homicide 45 The Whole Town's Talking 45 Kenitorial Staff 4. On the highert :lift of fame, .rome day l'll write my name. LINK, JEANNE Jeanie Commercial Club 45 Dramatic Club 25 Literary Club 45 Junior Thespians 25 Basketball 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling 25 Ping-pong 25 Quality Street 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. To her life we link rumen. LOCKWOOD, PRISCILLA HPRISCILLA' Honor Student5 Latin Club 3, 45 Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Quality Street 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. .Yhe'll he remembered for her rincerigf' 40 l LONG, DOROTHY Dow Y Teen 35 Literary Club 35 Basketball 4. ,Q Good work will be reeognigedf' LOOMISMIOAN JOAN Honor Student5 Alpha Phi Lambda 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Entre Nous 45 Literary Club 3, 45 Horseback Riding 3. Ambition lwowr no re.rt. LOWRIE, NANCY LOU NANCY Honor Student5 Commercial Club 45 Literary Club 45 Keniscope 45 Senior Carnival 45 Basketball 45 Lacrosse 4. At East McKeesport High, Pa.: Literary Club 25 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3. Her plearing prerenre ir felt. ' 'mi LUDECK, NANCY NANca Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, President 45 Literary Club 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Aquacade 2, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Swiming K Winner 2, 4, Lifesaving 35 Basketball 2, 4, Referee 45 Sophomore Show 25Junior Show 35 Softball 2, 35 Badminton 2, 35 Horseback Riding 3, 45 Soccer 2, 45 Swimming 2, 45 Bowl- ing 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 3. ' 'Kenmorekr favorite aquaoelle. ' ' LUNDQUIST, GEORGE Gammon Science Club 45 Co-Ed Swimming 45 Aquacade 45 Chorus 4. High placer are ju.ft waiting to be reached. MacKELLAR, DONALD MAC ' Track Varsity5 Band 3. At Kensington High School: Band 2. Here dwellr youth at hir bert. FORTY EIGHT MacLAGAN, RUTH ESTA MAC Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 45 Basketball 45 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Junior Show 3. Never too buoy to join the fun. MARKHAM, MARY MARi ' Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 45 Basketball 2, 45 Softball 35 Volleyball 35 Sophomore Show 25 Kenitorial Staff 4, Kenitorial Editor 45 junior Prom Committee5 Senior Carnival. Mary, we 'a Doerr'yo1e. MARTIN, BEVERLY Bev Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Entre Nous 2, 35 Literary Club 3, 45 Senior Carnival 45 Chorus 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4, Referee 45.Softball 35 Soccer 3, 45 Sophomore Show 25Junior Show 3. lVl1ere ir Sam? MASON, JOAN Jo Latin Club 45 Choir 45 Chorus 3, 45 Tennis 35 Home Sweet Homicide 4. lVorU' and I have never met. 41 MASON, JOYCE mv L-Plfdidllf ta talk with, Jute! to look 1ipm1. MASSE, DOROTHY Mass Girls' Letter Club 3, Senior Carnival, Basketball 2, 3, Softball Z, 3, Soccer 3, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2, 3, junior Show. Shen the 'Beth' there if MASTERSON, ANN M. HANNH Honor Student, Girls' Letter Club Z, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Cooking Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Senior Class Officer, Vice-President 4, junior Class Officer, President 3,Junior Prom Committee 3,junior Prom Queen 3, Chorus 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Student Council, Secretary 4, Sophomore Show 2, junior Show 3, Senior Carnival 4. llwhtfl Jhe'r not bury, fhe'J active. MCGRAW, JEAN lima Honor Student, Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Orchestra 2, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 3, 4, Keniscope 4, Home Sweet Homicide 4, Sophomore Show 2. Hlfhffllll to he happy. MCMILLEN, DOROTHY Do'r'rw Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, Bowling 2, Sophomore Show 2. Ki1zdneJJ ix fhe mrzrhiue in which virtue grozwf' MEYER, ELEANOR Ei.uE' Literary Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 2, Soft- ball Captain 2, Volleyball 2. 'AA likeahle heaming mamzer MILLER, DOLORES DEE Aquacacle 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show 2,Junior Show 3. Her hright fmile hauntx me Hill. MILLER, DONALD DON Honor Student, Latin Club 3, Keniscope Staff 3, Intramural Bowling 3. Them that har, gem. MILLER, JAMES F. JIM Band 2, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Kenitorial Staff 4. A pleamnt rmiie maker him 4 winner MILLER, JOI-IN jack junior Thespians 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Aquacacle 2, 3, 4, Senior Carnival 3, 4, Manager Swim- ming 2, 3, 4, Florist Shop 3, Qualty Street 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 2, Home Sweet Homicide 4, The Whole Town's Talking 4, Sophomore Show 2, junior Show 4. C1zrtairz.' ' ' 42 CLASS OF MILLER, NORMA Noam Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Kenitorial StafT4,Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Volleyball 35 Sophomore Show Zgjunior Show 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4. Attractive to the '00l77I7b degree. ' MILLIARD, GEORGE BARRETT BARRY Latin Club Consul 3, 4g Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Aviation Club President 2, Kenitorial Circulation and Business Manager 45 Jet Racing Club 4. H'Cdll.f6j'0Il'fl 1017031011 are, jau will ga far. MILLS, DAVID E. DAVE Honor Student, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. HH: who dau well dcrerru prai.rr.' MINNICK, DONNA liDONNAl' IV: Jball applaml her. MITCHELL, CHRISTINE Cams Dance Club 2, Literary Club 3, 4g Commercial Club 4. A warm heart within. MOELICH, E. FRANK Moa Honor Student, Varsity Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. Away, Jull cart, what claim hart thou? FORTY EIGHT N 1 43 MOLNAR BETTY o Girls' Letter Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Referee 4 Softball 2 3 4 Badminton 2 Soccer4 Vollevball 2 3 4 MOORE 'IEANNE EANNE Honor Student Al ha Phi Lambda 3 4 Girls Letter Club4 Y Tren 3 Choir 3 4 Basket all 2 3 4 Softball 3 Soccer 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 Bowling 2 3 Arsenic and Old Lace 2 The Whole Town s Talking 4 Sophomore Show 2 MORAN JANET AKE Girls' Letter Club 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Senior Carnival 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3 4 Bowling 3 Sophomore Show 2 MOREY CAROL Monr Basketball 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Bowlmgl Ping pong4 MOROG, LAWRENCE NEMO The great .rtutlenti of the earth are heeoming extinct, I feel faint nUJelf. MORRISSEY, MARGARET MARGARET A quiet tongue showy a wire head. MOULD, RICHARD MOE Eiiegce Club 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 3, Rifle u 2. She lover me, .the lover me not, Jhe lover me? MOWREY, JANET JAN Commercial Club 4, Chorus 2, Basketball 4, Referee 4, Softball 3, 4, Ping- pong 2. Faithful forever. 44 CLASS OF MUCHA, DONALD ULEFTY' Varsity Club 4, Bowling 3, Basketball V. 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. Much a' do about nothing. MUCHA, LAWRENCE Luna Senior Carnival 4, Swimming 2, Sophomore Show. Sometime: I utr and thinkx, and other timer I just ferr. MULKIN, MARYANN .iMULK' Honor Student, Latin Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, Softball Z, 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, 4, Badminton 2, Volleyball 2, 4. MerU, mirthful, MdUdl1H.', MUNDIE, THOMAS ToM' Swimming 2, 4. One lad who really i: a pal. MURCH, JANE HJANKE Y Teen 2, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Carnival, Choir Z, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Kenitorial Staff 3 Sophomore Editor 4, Sophomore Show. -Ianie ix apt, apt to do anything. MURDOCK, ROY Mouse To he rather than to .seem MURPHY, RAYMOND Munn judo 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3. 5 fun for laughrf' MUSTY, JAMES MusTY Hi-Y 3, 4, Entre Nous 2, 4, President 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Kenitorial 4, Editor 4,'Iunior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival, Boys' Glee Club 4, Home Sweet Homicide 4, The Whole Town's Talking 3, Sophomore Show. Hill-frzd a way ar make om. MYERS, PHYLLIS Pint, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Bowling 3. Happy of hmrtf' MYERS, WILLIAM Dm-cn Co-Ed Swim Club 2, Senior Carnival, Football 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show. HDVHIHIII, I'!l have more of thaw. NEFF, RONALD HUMPHREY Varsity Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Senior Carnival, Football 3, 4, Track 2, Baseball 2, 4, Captain 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3 4' Intramural Ice Hockey 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 2, Intramural Baseball,2. Barr: with 4 silver craon in hir mouth. NELSON, NANETTE HNANH Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 3, 4, Scribe 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Aquacade 2, 3, 4, Senior Carnival, Kenitorial Staff 4, Girls' Sports Editor 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Lifesaving 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Soccer 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Archery 2. She Jwizm in glary. NEWELL, RICHARD Loo'r Varsity Club 4, Latin Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Ping-pong Z, Kenitorial 3, 4, Sports Editor 4,j. V. Basketball 3, Tennis 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Intra- mural Baseball 2, 4, Intramural Football 3, 4. Xa per.ri.rter1t, he ivould have the fart word with an echo. NEWHARD, JOHN UFRENCHIEH Entre Nous 4. There'.r latr af ffm about. NEWI-IARD, LEWIS Lou Like a llldglltt, attmttiz'e. NEWTON, BARBARA BAKE Hcr:'.r a gal who ir 4 pal. 45 OGNIBENE, MARIE Mo Honor Student5 Chorus 3, 45 Commercial Club 4. Happy are thgf that know hou' to laugh. OLMSTEAD, JOHN JACK Color Bearer 45 Football 25 Rifle Club 25 Swimming 2. Either df 4 true friend or mere acquainlmzre we have never found him looking. O'NElLL, JOHN UJACKH Hi-Y 3, 45 judo 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Student Council 2, 35 Junior Class, Vice-President 35 Sophomore Class, President 25 Sophomore Show. A cheerful grin will let you in. OTTEN, ARTHUR HARTH Honor Student, Debate 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Aquacade 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 45 Student Council 45 Student Council President. Sincere in all he don and myx, o mpohle man is thir our 'PreJ.' PAAR, LOUIS Louie Varsity Club 2, 4, President 45 Senior Class President 45 Student Council 3, 45 Sportsmanship Con. 2, 45Junior Class Secretary 35 Basketball 2, 4, Co- Captain 35 Footba l 2, 4, Captain 45 Basketball Captain 45 Baseball 3, 4. A fighting charging hook. PAIGE, ARNOLD Armin Rifle Club 2, 35 Swimming Club 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. The ,good donor. 46 NICHTER, DONALD DoN' Life holdx an opportunigf' NIEDRAUER, RONALD V. URONNIE' Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Debate 25 Science Club 45 Track 2, 45 Quality Street 25 The Whole Town's Talking 4. Flaming youth, erpecialbf that hah. NIST, JAMES HSNIT' Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 German Club 35 Senior Carnival, Sophomore Show5 Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. jovial and capable-11 good matured lad. NYE, SYLVANUS W. HBILLH Debate 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, President 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 Color Bearer 4. CLASS OF aw? PARTIS, JANE UJANIEH Honor Studentg Al ha Phi Lambda 45 Y Teen 35 Literary Club 45 Orches- tra 1, 2 Cat Bennetti Home Sweet Homicide 45 The Whole Town's Talking 4. She maker a day of every 'Knightf PATTON, JOAN UPATH Girls' Letter Club 25 Co-Ed Badminton Club 35 Choir 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Tennis 25 Volleyball 25 Bowling 45 East Hi h School: Volley- ball, Basketball, Band 25 Chorus, Choir 25 Tennis 25 Bacfminton 2. flu who if ramen, will accomplirb mary great thingy. PENFOLD, RONALD M. RON Intramural Hockey 4. It mattrrf nat laou' lang we live, but bow. PENFOLD, RUTH RUTH Literary Club 35 Commercial Club 45 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Carnival 25 Chorus 25 Basketball 3, 45 Horseback Riding 25 Volleyball 35 Bowling 45 Home Sweet Homicide 45 Sophomore Show5 Junior Thespians 2, 3. .S'l1iuir1g hair and merry Un, Lou' mu Jbc hrlp bu! hvpfzatiqcf' Q35 ve PETERS, DOLORES HPETER' Literary Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Commercial Club 4. PleaJm1t1le,r.r haf itf amz reu'anl. PETERSON, DORIS HPETE' Sketch Club 2, 35 Art Round Table 2, 3, 45 Kenitorial Staff45 Badminton 2, 3 If Jmifu were Edffhillg, .rlacll make the whale u'orlr1gaj. PETERSON, LEON HPETE' Eng rome, my ga. PFONNER, RICHARD H, RicH' Art Round Table 2, 4. nlXl0fhi1Ig if impouible to 11 willing bran. PHINNEY, RICHARD Dick Bowling 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 3. Hill barvfjan our PICKWICK, ELVA HELVA Latin Club 35 Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Kenitorial Staff 4' Basketball 35 Volleyball 3. 9 Dexterity if ug' motto. PIDANICK, MARYANNE Basketball 4, Softball 4, Volleyball 4. ' IVith iz with ta try am! iz will In dv. PIZZUTO, BAR BARA Basketball 3, Volleyball 3. Poi.re and 'poiJe'am1Iity. PLOESCI-I , JOHN Band 4, Boys' Intramural Basketball. PODLUCKY, ANDREW Ambition if hir guide. .KANDY Varsity Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Football 3, 4. I don',f know what l'w gat, hut I've gat t. ' POLSON, THOMAS 'IIIJ ABARB Joni '- 1.-I-OMH Alpha Phi Lambda 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, Aquacade 2, 3, Spanish Club 4g Kenitorial 4, Swimming 3, Intramural Basketball 2, Sopho- more Show, Ski Club 4, Senior Carnival. Oh ray can you dei? PRAKER, IIUDITH JUDY Co'Ed Swim Club 4, Basketball 4, Tumbling 4. ' ' With Jarzcizzg qycr. slat CLASS PRITCHARD, DONALD Honor Student, Science Club 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, In Baseball 25 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football V. 4, Track 3. Girl.r-what are they? READETT, PAUL Rifle Club 4. Now ifjou zwzrzt niy opinion RENNIE, JOSEPH HA!ll'Q1'.f lhe Idllltfflifl ' REY, ROBERTA OF HDUN.. tramural HSPEEDYH Jos Ronnie Honor Student, Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Entre Nous 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 43 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4g Aquacade 4, Choir 3, 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, Tennis 4, Softball 2, 3, 4g Lacrosse 2, Badminton 3, 4g Ice Skating 4, Soccer 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, Home Sweet Homicide. K-Sbkif a 'whig' kid. 48 RIDGEWAY, COLLEEN HCOLLEENII B: good, do good, and good 1l'iUl.'0i1lt.II RIVARD, GERALD JERRY 'Trendy of heart, front of hand. ROACH, MARY ANN I-MARY' ANN Senior Carnival, Basketball 4. A ffitlfdb' word, 4 gesture kind. ROACH, PATRICIA HPATII Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival 4, Chorus 4, Basketball 4. At Bennett: Basketball 2. Patience if a neccrrufg' iu,gmJimt. ROBERTS, ,IOANNE joey Girls' Letter Club 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Aquacade 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Chorus 2, Swimming K Winner 2, Lifesaving 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 4, Referee 4, Tennis 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 2, 3, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding 3, 4, Horse Show 4, Soccer 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Z, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, Archery 2, 3, Girls' Swimming team 3, Quality Street, Home Sweet Homicide. A Mirr thot'J 4 Hit. ROBERTS, PATRICIA HPATI' Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Literary Club 2, 3, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Aquacacle 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Lifesaving 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Horseback Riding 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, Bowling 3, Sophomore Show, Senior Show. 'A.Yl1c'.r wqy abort Paar. FORTY EIGHT ROBINSON, JAMES SAM Varsity Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball Varsity 3, 4, V. 2, Football Varsity 4, ll. V. 3, Track Varsity 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Kenitorial Staff 4. A ba!! in Ib: barlzzt ir worth Iwo on the fIoor. ROBINSON, ROBERT Bon Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Rifle Club 2, Softball 2, 3, Manager Basketball 2, 3. Tb: .rrrrct of .rlrfrerr if oovrtauqy of pnrporcf' RODRIGUEZ, LEOPOLD Leo Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 4, Intramural Hockey 3, 4. IVl1y worry, bc full of flllku ROESSEL, LOREN Loman The reward of a thing don: wel! ir to bar: done it. 49 ' JUNE Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Tennis 3, Sophomore Show 2. .S'weet and lovely. ROSS, PAUL Ross gfpala Phi Lambda 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 4, Quality Street, Dance u 3. It ir well to think wellj it if divine 'ta art well. ROSS, PAULINE HPAULINEH Entre Nous 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 3, Volley- ball 3, 4. Herfriemlb1 heart Jpeakx for her. ROSSNEY, LaVERNE Mus, Here'.r a lauie wbakv fouml ber ladalie. ROTHWELL, AUDREY AUD Honor Student, Dance Club 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Lifesaving 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Horseback Riding 3, 4, Soccer 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Archery 2, 3, Home Sweet Homicide 4, The Whole Town's Talking 4. Une who doex ber ben doe: well. RUPERT, SHEILA Rumi Senior Carnival, Chorus 3, Sophomore Show, Charming ix the ward for her. Ii ..... l RUTHERFORD, DOUGLAS UDOUG' Dramatic Club 2, 3, Swimming. lf your orrillatar llimlllldfillgfll SAMBALINO, BARBARA HSAMBO' Literary Club 3, 4, Thespians 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Aquacade 3, 4 junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Carnival 4, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, Basket: ball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, Soccer Z, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Bowling 2, 3, Sophomore Show, Senior Show. Amen bratber!ah men! ' ' SATRUM, DARLEIGH UBLONDIEH Art Round Table 3, Dance Club 4, Sketch Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2. In evefjy way 4 lady. SAULS, ROBERT Bos Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Hockey 4, Rifle Cub 3. There IHZIJI be an earlier um'- 50 CLASS OF SAUTER, GEORGE CMP Rifle Club 4. ll 'liar we ar: ta be we are I10ll' !1fL'0IlliIIg.U SCHERER, RUTH RUTH Na .raonrr will than dam. SCHLEUSE,.lANE JANE Dance Club 25 Literary Club 3, 45 Cooking Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4g Softball 43 Badminton 45 Volleyball 3, 4g Bowling 2, 49 Majorette 3. .Ymi!:J' flldf win, rbeeki' that glow. SCHLEUSE, -IEAN HJEANH Dance Club 2, Literary Club 3, 4, Cooking Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4g Softball 4, Badminton 45 Volleyball 3, 4, Bowling Z, 45 Maiorette 3. A twin to J'11rreJ.r. SCHOBER, FERN FEE Commercial Club 43 Basketball 2, 3, Badminton 3. IVl1ere therefr jim tlwerea Fern. SCHOONMAKER, MARY ELLEN Mass Co-Ed Swim Club lg Basketball 2, 3. .Y1l1ifiw1g, joking, fungi: provoking. SCHULER, PATRICIA Pu Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball 4, Referee 45 Tennis 2g Softball 45 Volleyball 45 Home Sweet Homicide 4. Hfvzilef and laughter frown Iver ability. SECORD, JOAN 'IoAN Cooking 3, Lacrosse 2, Bowling 2, 34 Quality Street 3, Sophomore Show. 'iPe0pfe 11411 mor: fzm flaw a1q1'b0ifJ'. SEIFRIED, KATHRYN K.-n ' Dance Club 2, junior Thespians 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 4g junior Prom Committee, Senior Carnival, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3. 4, Referee 4g Softball 3, Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling 25 Sophomore Show. The cram! fore: hen .rbe lover the L'7'0Il'il.H SERNEELS, JOSEPH jon Science Club 2. Ulflrpirafiorl, :fliers art tlwofzfw 51 SEYMOUR, SARA Sim I Literary Club 3, 4. W Life ii zvlmt you maize it. SI-IERER, RICHARD DICK Swimming 2g Track 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 35 Aquacade 2, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3. M.G.M.'.r bert cewzeraman in 1950. SIEH, ROBERT Bon Judo 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 45 Senior Carnival, Rifle Club 25 Boys' Glee Club 4. You cazft keep 4 ,good man down. SIMMONS, GERALDINE HJERRYU Dance Club 4g Commercial Club, Treasurer 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball 2, 4, Lacrosse 4g Horseback Riding 4. Manners often make fortunes. SIMS, ARTHUR SMITH, EMMA Volleyball 2, 4. L SMITH, LOUISE 52 CLASS OF SIMMONS, MARIIORIE ulVlARGIEn Basketball 25 Softball 2, Badminton 25 Volleyball Z. 'A.S'wee! ai .rugar-but much more intere.rrir1g. AnT' Thy who believe can conquer. SKROBOT, ELSIE ELS Senior Carnival 4, Basketball 4, Referee 45 Softball 4, Volleyball 4, Home Sweet Homicide 4. The zvorlll belong ta the enercgetirf' UEMMA' Literary Club 3, Basketball 2, 4, Softball 2, 4, Badminton 35 Soccer 3, 4 Yo1e'll like ber loo. ULU. Tumbling 45 Senior Carnival, junior Thespians 2g Basketball 2, 35 Softball 3, 4g Badminton 35 Volleyball 3g Sophomore Show, Junior Show. I'zfe ,got muiic in my role. SMYTON, ANN PATRICIA Pn' Dance Club 4g Commercial Club 4, Chairman of Sales Committee 4g Senior Carnival, Basketball 4g Referee 45 Lacrosse 4, Horseback Riding 4. A radiant Smile all the while. more Show 2. i .rtmf 1. H FORTY EIGHT STALEY, MARIAN IIMARIANV' Commercial Club 4g Senior Carnivalg Chorus 2, 3, 4. .S'i!mc: if galdm. STALKER, ROBERT Bonm ' Y Teen 3g Co-Ed Badminton Club 33 Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4gJ. V. Swim- ming 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball and Swimming 3, 4. A littfr 11011101 r: naw and then il rzlirlml kv the bert of IIIULH STANGE, GEROULD JERRY Honor Studentg Entre Nous 33 Sketch Club 34 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Thr torch of kllnzvledge burnt :Ver bright. STAUFFER, DOROTHY 'iDoT1'iE Girls' Literary Club 3, 44 Dance Club 2g Entre Nous 2. A bit nf .ru'crtr1e.i'.r mixed with rl1am1. STAUFFER, PATRICIA PAT Honor Studentg Dance Club 2g Entre Nous lg Girls' Literary Club 3, 4' Tennis lg Badminton 2, 4. 1 A rmtfv .rwilc tn kgrcefrvord' STEELE, DANNA MAY DANN.4. Honor Studentg Dance Club 2g Literary Club 3, 49 Science Club 4g Spanish Club 4g Basketball 2g Tennis 35 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 35 Bowling lg Ping-pong 2. Har plearirlg manner zvmr all. I 53 SNYDER, EDWARD Wwip Varsity Club 44 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4g.Iunior Prom Committee 3 Senior Carnival 4g Boys' Glee Club 49 V. Basketball 3, 4 V Football 2 3 Varsity Football 49 Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Home Sweet Homicide 4 Sopho I craft .rtmlyfar zvbcrz I Jtmfv I have to tbinlzg and wlml Itluvk I Ill too tired to SPILLER, ROBERT on Honor Studentg Latin Club 4g Co-ed Swim Club 25 Spanish Club 4 Senior Carnival 4g Home Sweet Homicide 4. Doing mrilv what atlwevzr fiml zllfffllll' zr tafznt SPINELLO, WIILLIAM WILI IE Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4. Prasad by than who know him STADEL, SALLY AI Commercial Club 45 Chorus 2, 3. Ulfrinzdihip fightf flfthf zvqpp' STEIN, DAVID DAVE Salutatorian, Latin Club 4, Science Club 4. Merit if of more worth than fame. STILWELL, NANCY UNANH Senior Carnival, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Show. For 'Pete'J' .rakeln STOLZ, PATRICIA UPATU Co-Ed Swim Club 25 Senior Carnival, Softball 2, Quality Street 3, The Whole Town's Talking 4, Sophomore Show, Basketball 3. And Jloe .rlmll make mimic u'lJere1'er the gon. STRAUSS, CAROLYN HCHUCKH Dance Club 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Chorus 3, Tennis 3, Soccer 2, Volleyball 2, Bowling 4. Here ix u ,girl with cheer ami .m1ile.r. CLASS OF STUFF, FLORENCE FLOORMOPH Cooking Club 4, Letter Club 3, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, Commercial Club Secretary 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, Tennis 2, Softball 2, 4, Lacrosse 44 Horseback Riding 4, Soccer 4, Swimming 25 Volleyball 2, 4, Ping-pong 45 Archery 2, 4. Defi am! ofwzomie. SUMNER, LOUANNE Lou Senior Carnival, Commercial Club 45 Majorette 3, 4. AJ good of gold. SUPPLE, BETTY Bins Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 4, Softball 2, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Arsenic and Old Lace 2. IV: like ber, bow aboutyouf' SUTHERLAND, SALLY SALLY Girls' Letter Club 3, Tumbling 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball 2, Soccer 3, Referee 4, Sophomore Show, Junior Show. Full of laughter, fu!! of fum' 4 true friend to e1'eUa11e. SWAGEL, STEPHEN USWISHER Varsity Club 4, Football Varsity 3, Junior Varsity 2, Track 3, 4. Clmroerer maker in own dertifgff' swANsoN, .IACQUELINE ' JACKIE fudge your wealth by friemlf-not gold. 54 SWITZER, ANN ANNIE Alpha Phi Lambda 45 Girls' Letter Club 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Co-Ed Badminton Club 45 Aquacade 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 45 Badminton 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 35 Literary Club 3, 4. Hitrh'yo11r zmfgmz to 4 Jtar, hold an tight and there ynu are. SZABO, JOHN F. SPIKE Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3. T0elqv'.r .rlereeu Jepemlr an ye.rter41ay'J preparation. TAIT, LOIS Lou Basketball 45 Softball 45 Badminton 45 Volleyball 4. The Jeyerrer her many friemlsf' TARBELL, HAZEL 'AHAZEL Honor Student5 Latin Club 45 Literary Club 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 25 Keni- torial 45 Basketball 35 Horseback Riding 3, 45 Bowling 3. FORTY EIGHT TERRY, BARBARA Tarun! Girls' Letter Club 2, 45 Dance Club 35 Literary Club 3, 45 Co-Ed Swim Club 35 Sketch Club 35Junior Prom 35 Senior Carnivalg Chorus 2, 45 Basket- ball 2, 45 Softball 2, 45 Horseback Riding 45 Soccer 2, 45 Volleyball 2, 45 Bowling 2, 45 Sophomore Show5junior Show5 Basketball Referee 3, 4. Cheerful and charming, eute and di.rarlr1iug. THAL, RUSSEL HRUSSELU Choir 4. One of our her! THISTLETHWAITE, ALLAN AL Thy Jeff! make 'em my hetterf' THOMAS, ANTOINETTE llKITTY Literary Club 35 Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 Softball 45 Horse- back Riding 35 Volleyball 4. She ix izzterertinlg am! interested. THOMPSON, DOLORES DoLLY Dramatic Club 25 Dance Club 45 Literary Club 3, 45 junior Thespians 25 Co-Ed Badminton Club 35Spanish Club45 Horseback Riding45Quality Street5 The Whole Town's Talking. She will he among thore who intend. THUMAN, MARY JANE MARY Press Club 25 Basketball 25 Soccer 2, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Sophomore Show. fray df rweet ar you are. c 55 TRIMPER, MARY MARY A .rwife gear a lang way. TYLER, 'IEANE JET Alpha Phi Lambda 2, 3, Literary Club 3, French Club 3, Sophomore Show, Orchestra 2, 3. five maker friemlx wlrererer Jae goat. UMIKER, OLIVE OLIVE You tau depend on me VANCE, PHYLLIS PH'fL Girls' Letter Club 4, Literary Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Senior Carnival Queen, Basketball 4, Softball 3, 4, Lacrosse 3, Captain 4, Soccer 4, Volley- ball 3, Home Sweet Homicide 4. At East High: Honor Society 2, Pride and Prejudice 2, Dramatics Club 2, Swimming 2, Volleyball 2, Badminton 2, Orient Players 2. Queen af Hearn. VAN DEUSEN, CHARLES CHARLIE Varsity Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Baseball Varsity 3, 4, Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Foot- ball 4. I.r it Jkiing or 'She'ing? VAN DUZEE, NANCY NANCE Literary Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Tennis 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding 3, Soccer 3, 4, Volleyball Z, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Home Sweet Homicide 4. The haf a merg' ,wlile am! Jbe wear: it every day. VARSI-IAY, KENNETH Kim Varsity Club 4, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball 4, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Band. HamlJome il am! bamlfame Joel. VERSPERMAN, CARL CARL He meeti life a.r lf it were hir nun ir1z'ez1tioz1. WAGNER, IRMA IRM Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Ping-pong 2, 3, Baseball Captain 3. Good nature and a .rmile ga a long way. WALES, VIRGINIA jmNv Girls' Letter Club 4, Dance Club 2, Latin Club 3, 4, Literary Club 4, Co-Ed Badminton Club 3, Co-Ed Swim Club 4, Aquacade 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Tennis 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding 3, 4, Horseback Riding K Winner 4, Soccer 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Ping-pong 2, 3, Archery 2, Home Sweet Homicide, The Whole Town's Talking 4. Laugh and the world laugbx with you. 56 VVARD, EILEEN 3, 4, Volleyball 4. FORTY EIGHT WEAVER, SUSANNE Swim Honor Student, Alpha Phi Lambda 4, Cooking Club 4, Basketball Referee 4, Softball 4, Volleyball 4. Ihr tllllfllfl :riff rflizbfe flex' tu reutli the tap, WEBER, GEORGE limit Dt-lute 3. -4. President 4, Thespians 4g Junior Thespians 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 5, 4, Inti'itmui'al Baseball 3, 4, Baseball Captain 4, Quality Street, Arseiiiu and Old Lace, The Whole Towuk Talking, Snafu, lla Joey zveff :Nm Jam' liii' brit. WEBER, MARY ANN M.uu ' l.iterarv Club 4, Bowling 5, Ping-pong 4, Home Sweet Homicide. .X'm1r inf brtfrr, Jml mme are berter' fiketlf' WEEKS, -IOHN lim Co-Ed Swim Club 1, 4, Football Varsity 4, Football-I. V. 2, 3, Intramural Hockey 1, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 'S ,4. Hr Inu rlwt cfrtani manner fha! uttracttf Commercial Club 4, Senior Carnival, Basketball Xrthtii a Her Bob Ll' 'Nluzlfqr VVATKINS, FAITH u Commercial Club 4, Basketball Z, 4, Referee 4 Softbill ' 4 Bitlnimton HTH ICIIHII' Iver ii Io ffke ,167 WATSON, MARGARET Mun Girls' Letter Club, Treasurer 3, 4, Literary Club 3 4 Commtieitl Cl b President 4, Choir 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Relarut 4 bs ftbtll 7 3 4 Swim ' ming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Ping pong .S1lv:'.i' wie tliutfi fufl of fun WATSON, WILLIAM mi Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3,.lunior Show 3. A feulfer gf wen um! 41 faffozwr a u amen WEAVER, NANCY Miki. Girls' Letter Club 2, Senior Carnival 4, Choir 4 Chorus 2 'S 4 Cheerleader 2, Badminton 2, Sophomore Show Zgjunior Show 3 1!'J' not the wan i?lV'l'0IlY lzjr, if: the I1 r 111 ww :mm WEAVER, RUTH RUTH Girls' Letter Club 2, 4, Co-Ed Swim Club Z, 3 'Kquat ult 3 Cooking Club 4, Basketball 2, 4, Tennis 2, 5, 4, Softball 2,3 4 Lxtro L 3 Swimming3 Volleyball 3, Archery 3, 4. Quiet ami ab.irr1'iz1g WILLIAMS, JACK Orchestra 3, 4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3. Arti.rtry 111 rhythm. WIRGES, POLLY Honor Student, Alpha Phi Lambda 3, 4, Entre Ni Tennis 3, 4, Soccer 4. IV: thu!! applaud her. WITTE, ROBERT A heart with room for every jqv. WLODYGA, IRENE MFHU of 5u'eetf1eJJ.' aus 2, Literar R0BER'r' WELLS, MARTHA i.MARTX' Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Co-Ed Badminton Club Z, 3, 4, Basketball Referee 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 2, 3, 4, Home Sweet Homicide. fha lalkt to live am! liver to talk. WEYER, RICHARD Dick He who it Jelerfliifmz' bar huff his work Jouef WHALLON, RUTH HRUTH Girls' Letter Club 3, 4, Girls' Literary Club 3, 4, Co'Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Book Pages 4, Aquacade 4, Spanish Club 4, Swimming Winner 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Mild in lIIdl1lIt'f,' warm in heart. WHITCOMB, DOROTHY WHiT Dance Club 2, Senior Carnival, Choir 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 2, Basketball Referee 3, Swimming 2, Sophomore Show. Her hmrl bar a Lzflllllfllffhf heat. WIEGANDJUNE CLAIRE LovtaR Gnu. Latin Club 3, Co-Ed Badminton Club 2, Co-Ed Swim Club 2, Chorus 2, Softball 4, Badminton 2, 4, Sophomore Show. .S'hc'J full affzm at -you ran uc. Happy and carefree at the can helm WILLIAMS, GEORGE iiALABAMA', Co-Ed Swim Club 2, 3, Aquacade 2, 3, Senior Carnival, Home Sweet Homi- cide. He parrcnef lllllfhf lzzzaulnlge, friemlr, humor. CLASS OF 'JACK' 'WIRGE' y Club 4, UIRENEH 58 BACK, GERARD HELLE, JOHN PETERSON, MARTHA WOLF, RICHARD DICK Art Round Table 3, 4. .S'um.rr will be lair for be willx it Jo. WOOD, DONALD C. DON BOY Rifle Club 35 V. Sport Manager 2. Character make: its own dextinyf' YACOS, JOHN YAcIc Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Co-Ed Swim Club 3, Aquacade 3, 45 Football 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 3, 4. I He uzver .rlarinlu at the .right af water. YOCHUM, THEODORE TED Art Round Table 2, Judo 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sketch Club 2, 3, Intramural Softball 3, Keniscope Staff 4. To beck with Dimgf-lefr go info burinnx for ourxelfzexf' YOURA, JOHN JOHN Co-Ed Swim Club 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4. He i.r among than who marred. ZITFEL, MARILYN MARz Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Literary Club 3, Cooking Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Referee 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Ping-pong 2, Commercial Club, Vice-President 4. Her wayf are a: true as her aim. FORTY EIGHT I For Various and Sundry Reasons They Were Not There! BARCZAK, WALTER BING, WILLIAM BROWN, LEWIS BROWDER, EDWARD BUSCH, WILLIAM CASKEY, HELEN COATES, RICHARD CONSHAFT ER, HAROLD COREY, FRED DAY, GEORGE DEAN, BARBARA ENGLISH, ELNORA FARNHAM, RICHARD FIDLER, ARLENE FISCUS, ALAN FOLEY, WILLIAM GOCHENOUR, MARY HASS, HERMAN HAWES, HERBERT HOOK, RONALD HUGGINS, JAMES JACKSON, WELDON JOHNSON, GORDON KAM, GEORGE RIETzMAN, LOUIS RNEZEVICH, STEVE KOBUS, DANIEL LANGMAN, WARREN LAVALLEY, SHIRLEY LEVEY, EUGENE LYON, RAY MANDALE, WILLIAM MCMAHON, THOMAS MONACHINO, JACQUELYN MOORE, THOMAS MURCHIE, WILLIAM PECK, EDWIN PEEHLER, GEORGE 59 PIERCE, BEN REDMOND, JOAN REED, GORDON REED, KENNETH REID, RICHARD ROBINSON, JOHN RUNG, RICHARD SANDHAM, JOHN SANDHAM, WILLIAM SCHAEER, RICHARD SHEPARD, FRANK SINON, GEORGE SMITH, FRANKLIN STALEY, HELEN STONE, ROBERT SVILOKOS, JOHN WEISS, BETTY J. WIKTOROWSKI, PAULINE POST GRADUATES l ir.rr Roux' D. Grimmer, Spencer, R. Herrold, R. Leiser, V. McLaren, M. Maxwell, A. Fidler, D. Stephens, G. Cox, B. Kraus, W. Timby L. Climunhaga. .Vemml Roux' R. Blanc, T. DeGuuhery, F. Barrett, T. Moore, 11. Ernst, H. Ernst, R. Utz, R. Urz, ll. Wilson, R. Fazekas, R Caullield, P. Burdick. Betty Adams, Dorothy Holland, Pat Tobin, Doris Harhyte, Mary Mung. OFFICE STAFF 1948 KENITORIAL 'Inner Bogart, .lunior Editor, Jane Murch, Sophomore Editor, Sandra Detwiler, School Life Editor, janet Beardslee, Senior Editor, .lamex Musty, Business Manager, Gretchen Dorries, Editor-in-Chief, Barry Milliard, Circulation Manager, Doris Peterson, Art Editor, Nan Nelson, Girls' Sports Editor, Mary Markham, Activity Editor, Richard Newell, Sports Editor. Firrr Kouwll. Musty, -I. Beardslce, S. Detwiler, G. Dorries, il. Murch, M. Markham, N. Nelson, R. Newell, Not Shownxj. Bogart. .Yzmml Roux' F, Graley, D. Crean, E. Chesleyhl. Hilliker, B. Molnar, N. Miller, L. Hayes, B. Supple, A. Babcock, B. Lewis. Thin! Roux' T. Polson, E. Pickwick, K, Seifried, li. Milliardhl. King, D. McDougall, M. Aher. Fourth Roux' P. Lindberg, P. Earl, S. Larson,-I, Dudley, D. White. KENITORIAL STAFF 61 JU HOPE 3- ,V X f X! 7 ff X 3,7 ,X ff ff fff fy 1 O X 61 sopnomoazs DFS L99 15. f fs-,wigs 3 DE ff II I 5 5 it gh OFFICERS BARBARA LEWIS President MARIANNE ABER Treamrer DAVE XVHITE Vice-President MR. MILLER Aduifer HARRY KRAUS Serretmfy The Juniorsvah, those lush young Juniorsetheins is a glorious world! Just released from infancy they are still unaware of the anxieties and perplexities of the final year. Those knowing creatures to whom, whatever is trivial, is importantg whatever is important, is trivial. Their greatest asset is no longer being Sophomoresg their greatest liability the thought that they were Sophomores once. The knowl- edge that they will soon be Seniors thrills themeflantl their most frequent phrase is only one more year! CLASS OF FORTY-NINE 64 lfzrit Roux' P. Srhcrl, E. Murphy, M. llgunilron, Chem-y, M. Brandt, R. Anderson, P. Condon, ll. Hurt, M. l lUl'l'l'1LlI1ll, M. ,'XmlrL-ws M. H.xwkins, li. Wiiirurs. .Yfra11JRoi4': M. Worilhl, RL-id,'1. Mowry, R. Kramer, A. Kornparr-,.l. Rutherford, C. Zippiur, M. lisiirk, ll. Posu-l nick, ll. Uusmlson, S. EAlNl'0l1,'l. Shoemaker. Tliml Rim: llohnson, D. Smith, li. liullork, S. Rankin, D. llunipsrock, E. Oglulmy, M M1iL'l7oimld,,l. Clarks, S. Strousr, E. N12lCljUlh1lL.l, M. Yalumiiic. Finrr Rain D. Whirc, G. McCabe, W. Thompson, W. Palka, H. Kraus, II. Chapin, G. Gorrschalk, ll. Gilbert, F, Kicnur, Raid. .Yfmnd Roux' H. llollcr, C. Kulus, R. Voshurgh, W. McLean, D. Snlallish, Childress, Wilson, W, Hollsr, S. Wcbb, W,Sroddi1rt. Tlunl Roux' R. Kinihcr, A. Knisluyul. Hill, R. Forrest, R. Larson, W. Robertson, A. Perry, D. Sosinskiul. McLaughlin. Faurrh Rnurll. Craig, G. Wildridgc, E. Day, R. Conshalitcr, R. Ounlcrkirk, R. Wheeler, Ladcrcr, R. Main, D. Unkrich. .IUNIORS OFFICERS SUE WEISS Vice-Prefidenr MR. YAKAPOVICH Advirer Jo AN GLUNZ Trearurer RAY GRACE Preriderzt Tom APPLETON Secretary 3 N- 1 '54 f fo The ubiquitous Sophomores-those moronic bipeds who invade our halls with the frenzied exhibitionism of one just released from a straight jacket-those eternal culprits, the lowliest of the lowly, overburdened with their inexperience, often seen floundering with bewilderment under the dis- daining gaze of their upperclassmen. Their puerile minds dazed with osmosis, square roots, l-lerodotus and the fourth declension, they look forward to that delicious moment when they can be released from the agony of watching the clock and give themselves over to visions of better days ahead .... Our beloved Sophomores! What would we do Without these infants of our school family! CLASS OF FIFTY 71 5. ff ' 1 N lx? is 1 Q X aw X - Nt Q A xv Q x. 3. E ' ESA F. rv - mv ki 3 b bw fx da X gg 3 MW , wx Q. , as x Q Q' if K A N8 is 1 Q? QF? K, 'W -ar SQ 3 M. - .5:g:- W ? X x E' R 'HY K.. X, . 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X Q V if S Q Aw 'J ni Yxwv 'Fw MW Q' 2 X 'W' J ' 332 X R? .5 gg N AZ li 1- 'Q' Y , X11 2 3 S... uf- 2 - 4 5 f W l Jambi' r-123 3 sans ..,, . . ..w,.N,.,w.......f.-fa... ig Lfifgiilfc AQUACADE W M mr ig A spectacle of beauty, achievement, and show- manship, the annual Aquacade has come to be a part of the Kenmore High scene. To Mr. Bollier and his staff we pay Well-deserved tribute for the inclusion in our school life of this colorful exhibi- tion which this year, more than ever before, de- monstrated to the hundreds who saw the two day performance, how artistically aesthetics can be co- ordinated with aquatic performance. 4 pw .9 'XSD 4 6 LY- X 1 Fe if 2322 sl 45 80 Yzrtiug, I.qfr fo Right: R. Grace, KI. Glunz, M. Aber, B. Lewis, A. Otten, Mr. Freeman A Masttrson S Larson T Appltton M Cram: Xtamliwzg, Left to Kiglit: D. White, H. Kraus B Doerr L Paar The Student Council is the nucleus of student activities, unifying the student body, building up school spirit and promoting a close relationship between faculty and students. This student government unit, made up of Mr. Freeman, adviser, Arthur Otten, the student council president, and the class ollicers, met weekly this year. Besides sponsoring the Community Chest Drive, the Junior Red Cross, and the March of Dimes, the Student Council again supported our adopted wat orphan, Marguerite Geldolf, under the Foster Parent Plan for War Children, Inc. Through the many successful dances sponsored this year the General Fund has been built up enabling the Student Council to pay for assemblies and to give a substantial donation to the Kenitorial. STUDENT CCUNCIL 81 lfzrif Roux' C. Anderson, P Leckie, Nesper, P. lieehe, S. Weaver, M. Herrmann, P. Con don. .Yecoml Rant' P. Vvlirges, A Switzer, il. Moore, Secretary, Donner, President, Miss Chit tenden, Adviser, ll. Loomis, Vice-President, lleardslee, E. Holmes. Thlrif Raza: R. Nied rauer D. Mellon all W. Kuhn i g i i D. Shirlaw, T. Polsou, Treas- urer, S. Good, Partis, P Wildridge. To become a member of this society one must submit an original manuscript acceptable to Miss Chittenden and the group. The goal of all these fledgling writers is to have his work published in The Flame. The future authors of American Literature-not pulp magazines-may come from this humble beginning. ORCHESTRA ALPHA PHI LAMBDA The orchestra completed another successful season under the direction of Mr. Ortolano's baton. It partici- dur: pated in many assemblies, a music carnival, and the spring music contest. It Umastere . .... anyway it played such dilhcult numbers as Rhumhez and Finlezndia, but in the eyes of everyone . . . that is, the student body, its greatest rendition was that of The Three Beam. l1r.rr Knut' A. Lane, Madill, G. Stange, B. Lunclquist, A. Bennett, D. Bruso, F. Alt, A. Knuth, L. lzard..l'eeem1 Raw: M. Shoemaker, W Rlll1SLlCIl,lI. Williams, ll. McGraw, D. Krompart, P. Senf, J. Popp, Schultz, B. Wilcox, T. Hutter. Third Row: C. Kaufmann, D. Barber Mr. Ortulano, Director, S. Detwiler, R. Mould, C. Balson, W. Sumner, II. Miller, T. Wertz, W. Watson. -.......... W I 533 . 331:21 Q5 flu! R01 5 Q r N-tretarx, l' Cyralex, llresitleiu, Y, iiilwson, Yue-l'residenr, l' landherg, vl4lk'.lNlll'L'lA, Miss Strong, .Xdxiseig liraus lniwl Rim lf. Mont.1nxe,'l Miller, li lluruetr, Li. Xlelvei, R l'eiuen, ll l7t-rner The plays the thing to the actors, actresses, grease paint artists, and those hehind the stenes who torus prise National Thespian Troupe IOS. They have earried out their program vers' sueeesslullv this rear under Y the leadership ol Miss Strong lts memhership greatly increased sinee Septemher, The group has held several theater parties and discussions on the Irish players, Russian theater, and various other suhiet fs with a view toward making play aeting a joy as well as a henelit. NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUPE 108 THE CHOIR Our well-organized Girls' Choir is a great asset to the sehool. lts reeitals in and out ol' sthool have lween enthusiastieally reeeived and to Mr. McLaughlin we ollier eongratulations for developing sueh a Lllilfllllllg group ol singers, Ol particular attraetion are the programs ollered during the C,hristnias and Easter seasons. l'n'il Rim' ll. Parsons, Donner, P. Martin, R. Rex, M, lluiuphrex, Fellner, D. Wliiteomh, .X. llaheotk .lf'.nf1.l Rim' ll llialogretk, C. lllaultheii, li l7orries, .X. Uher, M, Morehouse, M. llalcer, M. llonnexier, li, l.eXXis,Al.SlI1IIl1, M, Watson, N. xxlL'.lNL'l', Mr Mt l..iughlin ,I-IYIIHIRUI1 ll. Rhort-, M. Stem art, Y. Stilwell, ll. 'lont-s, llaganml. llogarr, M Uoldsl1utli,C. Coplex, ll. Saiuhalino, Ross, ll llaies, .. , , , l Males. lumvft kim l, llornharger, M. X alt-ntine, R. Plumb, Mason, C. Reinheiluer, Murph, King, D Mtliougall, ll llulllles, C. Theohald, M. Z1ttel,S Larson, M Kipp. S3 Ifmr Row: R. Kerwin, T. Polson, Treasurergj. Nist, Recording Secretary, Mr. Braunton, Adviser, S. Nye, President, W. Harris, Vice-President, D. Case, Corresponding Secretary, R. Cruickshank. .Sietoml Roux' H. Hutt, E. Peard, F. Broadbent, D. Bock, R. Feinen, A. Otten, H. Simmonds, B. Glassmire. Thin! Roux' Dewitt, E. llergner, Chapin, H. Kraus, Mullen, Lingel, D. White, D. Bowman, R. Clark, D. liensley. Iirzmllu Roux' Musty, P. Clark, C, Van Deusen, Miller, P. Wildridge, O'Neill, R. Newell, Easter, W. Robertson. The Boys' Hi-Y, under Mr. Braunton's able direction, has provided an opportunity for boys to participate in creative recreational activities, to learn the true meaning of responsible citizenship, and to realize their obligations to maintain individual integrity, high moral standards, and social usefulness. The Deputation team delivered its annual message to nine churches this year. BOYS' HI-Y THE KENISCOPE The Keniscope is a new journalistic activity replacing the former Rostrum. An attempt was made this year to present material to the student body every two weeks with no thought of up-to-the-minute news but rather a mixture of the unusual and humorous with the more serious. The staff can be satisfied that its labors were appreciated in presenting to us a lively series of issues depicting our school life both in writing and in pictorial form. Firfr Roux' M. Calhoon, Editor, G. OelTner, Sports Editor, D. Shirlaw, L, Hayes, Editor, D. Miller, Sports Editor,-I. Hubers, Gossip Editor, S. Kelley, Editor. tT6'C07ItIR0!l'.'1I. McGraw, C. Rein- heimer, ll. Stoddard, il. Hamil- ton, M. Mitchell, M. Thomp- son, Editor, Woleslagle, Dossert, D. Jack, Exchange Editor, D. Dennis, J. Brock. Thin! Roux' N. Lowrie, P. lieehe, B, Wright, T. Yochum, Art Editorg E. Forssell, E. Fronczek, M. Monan, L. Tait. 84 l 1r.r1 Rfmv ll, Moore, S. Adams, F. Graley, ll. Alles, M. Zittel, Vice-President, M. Watson, President, G. Simmons, Treasurer, F. Stull, Secretary, N. Lowrie, li. llones, M. Hubbard, Lyon, L. lzard. .lll'L'0IlifRU1l,' P. Twiss, li. Meyer, L. Sumner, M. Gracie, S. Teal, D. Dennis, I, Cole.i,l. Dosserr, Moore, Lewis, D. Thompson, S, liommer, P. fxdams, W. lllack. 'lilvirtl Krmx' Mr. Grele, rhlyisergll. Winchester, l, Wagnt-r,Kl. lylowrey, R. Godin,.l. Learned, Mzlones, R. Gt-irzenauer, C. Mitchell, C. Doelnian, S. Stadel, ll. Olmsted, P. llaase, Mr. Witzig, Adviser. I-'fun-Ili Rau: li, Murphy, P, Scherf, D. llroniley, M. Ognibene, S. Conover, ll. Champagne, ll. Kitson, L. Tait, E. Kiss, P. Sniyton, D. Peters, l. Duscher, E. Ward. lfifrli Rr1ir'.'S. Truman, M. Simmons, F. Schober, R. lletz, R. lluckner, R. Krameiyll. Estes, li. Zittel, Link, xl. llork, li. Watkins, M. Staley, P. Caneen, There was only one thing wrong with the Commercial Club this year all girls, no boys but then, Messrs. Grefe and Witzig didn't mind. All these business-minded students furthered their knowledge through practical awplication, such as ticket selling, ushering, and the like. Since its introduction in 1945, this group has steatily grown in popularity and prestige. COMMERCIAL CLUB DEBATE CLUB With the topic of Compulsory Arbitation of Labor Disputes in mind, the members of this year's debate club sought to make a connection between their brain power and any oratorical ability they could muster. Under the guidance of their able coach, Mr, William Braunton, they held weekly meetings for ex- planatory expansion ofthe above- mentioned topic. The allirmative of George Weber and Dean Bens- ley, and the negative of Art Otten and liill Nye, surely were a chal- lenge to any schools debate team. o. llei1sley,S.Nye,.X.Otteii,G. Weber, Mr. llraunton, :Xdvisei'. l ss l'lIl'Jf Rum' D. jack, A. Switzer, Point-Keeper, C. Hallia, Quaestorg R. Spiller, Praetor, B. Milliard, Consul, Miss Barrows, Adviser, G. Dorries, Consulg S. Detwiler, Praetor, A. Babcock, Aedile, R. Rey, P. Lockwood. .Yeromf Roux' M. Mulkin, H. Tarbell, B. Dernerul. Wales, A. Rothwell, Estes, N. Comeau,'l. Beardslee, M. Duroure, M. Wells. Thin! Roux' Hakanson,J. Bogart, Mason, D. Stein, R. Cruick- shank, R. Feinen, B, Harris, A. Bennett, P. Young, Loomis, Nepser. This year the Hljollowers of Romulus saw the great melodrama The Last Days of Pompeii. However everyone agreed with Miss Barrows that it was the best comedy in years. This season was spent discussing the highlights in the lives of famous Romans. And oh, those word games! How quick they are to show up that forgotten vocabulary ! What principal parts do we remember bugo, bugere, ichi, scratchum f. Oh, well! APOSTUU ROMULI s BOOK PAGES This novel name was selected from many entries submitted in the library club name contest. The members of this club are students formerly baffled by the Dewey Decimal System but permanently fascinated by the endless rows of books. Mrs. Peck and Miss Easterbrook have them so well versed that they sound very sincere when they angrily whisper You don't talk aloud in the library! or No! we don't subscribe to the Police Gazette! Harvey, M. Martin, S. Ed- wards, N. Campbell, E. Easter- brook, Adviser, G. Burnett, R. Whallon, M. Bentz, Mrs. Peck, Advisergj. Pain, E. Rallel. 86 Suzanne Chesley, le secretaire. Eh, voila! lfii-,rr Rau-x ll. llrucker, L, Hayes, M, Aher, H. Lauderdale, M. Grove, Corresponding Secretary, ll. Lewis, Vice-President, Miss Alyord, .-Xdyiser, R. Wright, President, G. Oeflner, Treasurergll. Schiirlli, Recording Secretary, R. Plumh, Ruth Whallon, N. lions. .Ymmil Ruiz: li. lIo1lman,KI, Hul'-ers, M. Calhoon, ll. Schultz, M. Halter, llogart, N. Van Duzee, D. Steele, D. Thompson, P. Lockwood, M. Marlthaiu, Roherts. Tf11nfRnii'.' ll. llurger, ll. Supple, R. Peacock, P. Raeder, Evans, D. Whateley I llilliker M Westoyer I llodge ll Mc- r N l Dougall, Q. Detyyiler, C. Anderson, N. Barker, l r11n'1!i Ivmx' C. Dorries, A. Perry, H. llowers, lidwarclglll. Estes, D. Uiiltrich, R.l,'Xrnold, P. lirinson, A. Rothwell, N. Gilson, R. Kiley, R. Spillerul. Kosack. The Good Neighbors have had a gay old time this year for their 51.25 plus. They've seen movies, listened to a real Spanish hand, and were enchanted over Miss Tieerdsmas Costa Rican escapades hmmm .Senorita Alvord's familiar, Ay de mi l has kept all her hudding Spaniards in line throughout the year. LOS BUENOS VECINCS ENTRE NOUS Pour parler francais . . . to learn to converse in French . . . is the purpose ofthe French Cluh. A hetter under- standing of the language, customs and history f l ' ' ' h 1 o tic country w ose tongue they are studying is offered the memhers through a liheral use of records, plays and movies. The records especially have provided an imaginary trip in which the faintly life and cities of France are descrihed. Mlle. Gendreau, the cluh adviser, has heeu fortunate in having such good ollicers as Maurice Musty, le president, Louis Nelso, le sous-president, and lvril Rim' R. Rey, Marohn, ll. Stexen, Miss Gendreau, .Nd- xisei, Musty, D. lxasimir, P. l7uncan. .M.im,l limi: P. Lind- lverg, R, Godin, M. llerrmann, ql. Wiiicliester, C, Theohald, E. Karr, l.. Peehler. illfllllf Ruin' R. Grate, T. Males, P. Ross, P. Gross, .L lladley, Loomis, JK, SXYl!lL'I', ll. Nexyliiird. lifmrrli Rfmf lf. llL'I'gl1L'I', R. l7etenl'vecli, ki Cooper, Il. Wilcox, S. Xocgeli, llanex , lii'ande,'l. liaker. 87 Hrs! Rfmu' Mun Sum. Aniviaura '-if. llmrries, Regent. Szfafarzgf ibm:- l. llzllllxrr. Kccpm' :fl the lwchcqucr. N. lNcls.urs. bu rilmyql. licarnlslce Vu :Q- Rr-geul. fir!! Rffzlx' M. lvlifclwr. Fil, i.-ulnix la. llez1ra.l5lt?C. llillilwr, R. Rey, I. linker. ii, llnflla, Q.. llzxiih. M, Drove. E. Clhcslcy, dl. Hugnrt, P. V.mu-. Yuwzaf Rfifdl N. inlmm, l., lzurd, li. lleflncr, ll. Lauderdale, M. llclfcrr. M lircilirwg, N, llonxeau. A, Switzer, j. Hakanson, lf. Picluvick. P. Cicxmlz-r. j. Murch, li. Uerner. 'llbird Row: 5. .llleiwilen M. Human, H. liars, C.. XX-lmcls, j. Butler, j. Woleslagle, 3. lkwsserr. xl. Drawer, R. XX'hallun, j. Mcliraw, M. Hubbard, A. linlwcmgk. Murfxb Rum M. Murray, lb. Sxauffer, j. livans, R. Peacock, QT. Eschlmm, P. lnaikwnud, VI. King, j. Steven, B. Lewis, C. lllankheit. P. 5muH'e.r. l gf.'b Row: S. Seymour, U. Peters, P. Beehe, Nelson, P. Roberts. S. Good. C. Thcobald, M. Aber, N. Van IJUQCC. IB, Steele, B. Beck. Ifirsr Rauf: j. Rube-rts. j. Wales, P, Raedeig Dempsey, P. Wirges, U. Thornpsmx, R. Pluml-n,,I. Parris. j. Estes, M. Wilsonm, H. Petitt, A. Huge, P. Scherf. Seann. Row: P. Ymmg, . Nesper, j. Hubers. ll. Burger. M. linker, R. Anderson, C. llc: enbender, M. More- lmuse, D. Me.'l7uugall, S. Snyder, M. junes, Mutrphy, S. Adams. Jlllrinl' Row: j. Ciumlcrum, ml. I-lodge, P. Duncan, P. Senf, S. Strouse, M. NlacD.m.1ld, M. ffalhmm, N. Lawrie, M. Wheeler, ll. Lundquist, I. lfcllner, D. jack. Ilburfb Roux' S. Truman, P. Twiss, li. Terry, A'Qif'. Kuhn, M. Bowles, P. Pritghurcl, S, Rumeiwr, j. Craig, D. lk-:mis,C . Amlurfson, il. Mizchell. CQ. Unelmzm, j. Lynn. 150911 Raw: U. lymikcr, il. Holtz, M. Kipp, S. lnrsun, j. Link, j. Bork, A. l-lmhwerll. li. Alwhurx, M. Xilfcsiuvcr, M. Hall, j, Munrc, P. Gr-rss. LITERARY CLUB Ifirit Knut: C, Martin, ll. Moran, M. Markham, Russel, Glunz, .Yeromf Rana' D. Pratt, A. M2l5fUFSt5l1, M. Hamilton, D Ives Hats off to the group that uses as much Sloan's Liniment as the football team. They hop around like jack rabbits and shout their lungs out the entire grid season. With Mary Markham as head cheerleader, they almost got the crowds to make as much noise as they made. CHEERLEADERS BAND This was the first time in many years that Kenmore was represented by such a large and colorful band. Complete wih color guards and majorettes it did some very impressive parade and formation marching in rain and shine during our football season. Mr. Hann also directed our band in some concert band workin conjunction with the bands of neighboring high schools. we 5 x 89 B. Sieh, D. Sosinski, E. Holden, Y. Fitts, D. Bnrkholder, D. Smallish, D. Schneggenburger, R. Herrmann, D. Seaton, T, Yoclium, B. Consliafter, R. Metro, ll. Gilbert, F. Curthoys, H. Barber, D. Leitrick, QI. Mt- Laughlin, R. Kiley, B. Garcia, P. Luthringer, S, Danielson. Boys in HHS interested in becoming muscle men are given the opportunity to train in this direction every Thursday night in the .Iudo Club. Here you'Il see some of the American leaders of tomorrow all standing on their ears. Mr. Stark is certainly getting them ready to tackle anythingffbut say, what about us girls? BOYS' JUDO CLUB GIRLS' LETTER CLUB This group is composed of girls proficient in athletics. To become a member, a girl must win a letter in a team or individual sport. One could see all the Letter Club girls selling refreshments at football and basketball games. Because of this a rather nice feature is that no dues are requiredethe club is hnancially selfssuflicient. lfrrif Ram' Glunz, M. Markham, A. Masterson, Moran, C. Martin, M. Hamilton, D. Ives. Second Raw: M. Valentine, V. Wales, S. Detwiler, Dossert, M. Watson, Treasurer, N. Ludeck, President, Miss Kauffman, Adviser, R. Rey, Vice-President, E, Zittel, Secretary, M. Wilson, R. Peacock, R. Whallonhl. Roberts. ThinlR011'.'P. Roberts, B, Derner, D. Jack, M. Kreiling, M. Helfert, A. Switzer, C. Haifa, E. I'IaII'a, M. Wells, I. Wagner, B. Molnar, B. Lewis, A. Babcock, N. Comeau. Fourth Roux' B. Martin, M. Grove, D. Crean, M, Starks, Scliarlli, M. Schneider, P. Senf, .1. Moore, B. Beck, B. Alles, S. Davis, P.Sehmidt,-1. Brucker. Fifth Roux' P. Vance, Bolles, P. Lindberg, ' ' I ' ' ' ' .S'h I ' F. S H' M. Zittel, H. Klager. Q1.Ot-Ifner, D. IUIITITIIILIMQI. Srruching, IN. Nelsonml. King, M. Aber,-I c u tL, tu , 90 l'1iir Roux' JK, Switzer, liezlrdx- lee, M. Wells, S. Wilsonul. Ross, Hakanson, Y. Wright. .lktrzizil Roux' C. liurdick, ll. Lnndquist, Steven, C, Tl'1c'ulwgilcl,-I. llam- ilton, M. Mitchell, M. l:l'JllTL'I', Clark, P. llornl1arger,S. East- on, ll. Shoemaker. Tliml Roux' Kraus, S. llominer, L. Peehler M. Mulkin, M. Wheeler, M. Westover. I-'nm-fli Ruiz: D. Arch- er, R, Arnold, R. Stine, Mil- Ier, R. Alt, fi, Capes, R. Dillirvt D. Wilson, E. Montanx e, D. Wliles. Since its instigation in HHS last year, this clulfs membership has steadily increased. ln its ranks are found the novice and the expertQ?l both playing under the watchful eye of Miss Schuler and Mr. Miller. Yes every Thursday evening the birds are flying around the gymnasium and believe it or not some even go over the net. BADMINTON CLUB VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Clulw consists of hoys who have earned a letter in an inter-school sport. lts purpose is to pro- mote a high standard of integrity and sportsmanship in Kenmore High School and to foster a spirit of co- operation and understanding in all phases of athletics, in the classroom and in all school activities. This year's ollicers are: President- Lou Paar, Vice-President 'Bill Doerr, Secretary Dick Coates, and Treasurer f Tom Evans. The clulfs adviser is Mr. Bollier. l 1r.rt Rrzirpll. Spencer, T. Evans, Treasurer, W. Doerr, Yice-Presidentg Mr. llollier, Adviserg L. Paar, President, R. Coates, Secretarvg P. Gable. .TflY1lli!RI1l4'.'.l. Westcott, H. Kirkwood, D. Coon, R. Stinenl. Miller, C. Van Deusen, S. Swagelhl. Yacos, F. Moelich, P. Burdick. Tli1r.lRr1u'.' K. Yarslmv, A. Podlucky, .Iohn Yacos, E. Snyder, S. Robinson, D. Case, W. Bickerton, R. Newell. f 'F S5 91 lfim Rrmx' D. llack, 'l. liorman, Recording Secretary, j. Estes, Recording Secretary, J. Moore, President, R. Peacock, Vice-President and Treasurt-r, li. Derner, Corresponding Secretarygll, Bolles. .Yerafiil Row: B. Beck, M. Weeks, Roberts, Lewis, D. Fordyce, M. Starks, M. Anderson, Walsh. Thin! Roux' Brucker, E. Gates, M. Andrews, M. Hawkins, M. Grove, P. Condon, P. Raeder. The Girls' Y-Teens is an organization alliliated with the Y. W. C. A. and under the leadership of Mrs. Terry Scott. The group has been quite active this year, presenting a fashion show and holding a candy sale among other things. At a regular meeting the girls played cards or games, in other words, had a hen sessiong at special meetings they often had cosmetic parties, etefwatch out, boys! GIRLS' Y-TEENS RIFLE CLUB Our Hsharpshootersn cluh has carried on under the direction of Mr. Cutter again this year. A call was sent out for girl memhers and, as you may see, something new has been added. With their assistance the team came out on top in local competition and placed second in the western New York meet. In the individual matches Bill Nye placed fourth and John Nye placed fifth. This is nice shooting! l 1r.if Roux' Ryan, R, Friedly, R. Schroth, A. Perry, L. Her- beck. .Yewml Rant' F. Arch, R. Lane, P. Readett, P. Hennig, C. Potts, R. Hrahak, Scohell. Tlwirif Roux' R. Olin, F. Schroth, S. Nye, President, L. lzard, Mr. Cutter, Adviser, K. Boyle, C. Olson, Nye, D. linrkholtler. 92 .fmmlx S. Rankin, -I. Randall, A. Rose, B. Scofidio, C. Arthurhj. Rogers, R. Nelson, D. Steele, A. Sabia, S. Detwiler, P. Lindberg, N. Van Duzee. .Ymmliugx G. Lundquist,1l. Easton, D. Wiese, R. -johnson, W. Stewart, D. Stein, P. Brinson, R. Niedrauer, C. Roth, R, Cornwell, D. Malone, R. Clark, D. Bock, R. Friedly, Mr. Gladieux, Adviser. The Science Club was very active this year and met several times a week under the auspices of Mr. Carl and Mr. Gladieux. It was probably one of the best-known of all the clubs in view of the periodic fumigation of the third floor. One of the objectives of the club was to prepare projects for the annual Science Congress. Projects undertaken ranged from quantitative analysis and protozoology to nuclear physics and aeronautics. SCIENCE CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Once again the Kenmore camera bugs have assembled to use the facilities of our popular Junior High dark room. Mr. Dyer directs the varied activities . . . of its fifteen chosen members. Among other things they took pictures of the Freedom Train during its stay in Buffalo and also of the photogenic inhabitants of the zoo. Fin! Razr: R. Pekins, D. Cowan, H. Appleton, B. Pekins. .Yecaml Roux' R. Lapp, B. Wright, R. Abbott, Mr. Dyer, Adviser, D. Ewart, E. Potts, D. Benz. 93 .Yeaml Along Pool: N. Fox, M. Strathearn, B. Jackson, B. Gesl, P. Creed, A. I-Iartrick, A. Rothwell,J. Robertsuj. Wales, D. White, M. Cano, ' I ' T I ' l ' B. Culp, M. Wilson, R. Ames, B, Feinen. Kneeling: F. Flannery, R. Schneckenburger, R, Clark, P. Clark, B, Kerwin, Vv. Harris, . nsa aco. .S'tar1Jiv1g.' R. Wildey, T. Zarbo, R. Supplee, Easter, H. Carden, C. Masten, C. Van Deusen, Kosack, R. Voyer, Ryan, B. Hambridge, R. Abbott, li. jones, Youra, Mi ler. Seated an High Board: P. Beebe, E. Zittel, C. Woods, M. Starks, R, Peacock, S. Forkin. .Ymmlizzg an High Bafml: M. Shoemaker, C. Hawkey, G. Drosendahl, K. O'Neill, S. Easton, J. Shoemaker. Law Board: B. Sambalino, M, Valentine, K. McLernon, P. Roberts, M. Morehouse, D. McDougall, B. Spinello, G. Lundquist, M. Helfert, P. Vance, R. Rey, N. Gilson. At 7:30 every Thursday evening this year one could see all the hopeful pollywogs splashing around in our chlorinated water. With every other stroke, there'd be a foot in your face or a strange face leering at you from out of the deepebut was it fun! It must be admitted though, that Miss Kauffman and Mr. Miller couldn't make swans out of all these ducks. EARLY SWIMMING CLUB ART ROUND TABLE Very interesting sights greeted all visitors to room 423 on Wednesday afternoons at 3:15. Miss Chase and the members of the Art Round Table experimented with different media, such as pastels, textile paints, clay, etc. Sometimes you might have ,,,, , been amused to see the faces of these future DaVincis smeared with a variety of colored paints and art paraphernalia, but this did not discourage these artists because such is the road to success. l ir.i'l Roux' P. Lowell, E. Cheslev, Treasurer, D. Peterson, Presi- dent, Miss Chase, Adviser, G. Hoffman, Secretary, KI. Baker, P. Duncan. .Siemml Rana' P. L. Hill, N. Archer, D. Davis, E. Porter, II. Carter, .I. Eversole, P. Parker, N. Fox, K. Clark. Thin! Roux' R. Wolf, G. Matter, P. Berry, E. Wood, D. Synder, R. Arnold, Vice-President. 94 .S'mtci1Af0ng Pool: D. Leitrick, R, Metro, H. Barber, M. Brandt, M. Oles, R. Hoscheid, D. Ekhardt, B. Ekhardt, E. Holden, R. Easterbrook, D. Ewart, D. Smallish, D. Seaton, D. Lewenight, R. Augustine Smmling' H Conshafter D Burkholder D Sosinwki I M L hl' J . . .. . ,. ,. ,-. caugin,. Thiesen, B. Ewart, -I. Gilbert, II. Tapson, J. McQuaid, G. Tolhurst. .feared an High Bafml: M. Thompson, QI. Stoddard, F. Hugill, C. Conrad, B. Hunt. .ffafitlirlg an High Baam'.'-I. Roberts, S. Bush, B. Hugill, L. Edgington, R. Sieh. Lou' Board: M. Aber, A. Babcock I. Grant N. Hoffman S. Strouse, M. Stewart, M. MacDonald. ll I I Come 8:30 and the second shift of swimmers plopped into the poolkhere We had big frogs in a little pond-. This group was mostly composed either of those who had night owl instincts or who wanted to forget Friday's incomplete homework and scheduled history test. LATE SWIMMING CLUB COOKING CLUB Every Thursday night the aroma of home cooked food permeated the atmosphere of our good old Alma Mater. A group of industrious young ladies was found mixing this with that and coming out with, What's this Miss Wojtowicz? Whatever it was, Friday found some of the girls absent from school. ummm-mrI.m.NW.t.i,.... . Iiirft Rout' Nichols, Scharll, C. Arthur. .l'erw1JRou'.' R. Plumb, P. Raederhl. Schleuse, A. Grant .lane Schleuse, I. Wojtowicz Adviser. Tlrinl Razr: R. Weaver M. Gerhardt, S. Woods, M Zittel, P. Gross, M. Ewart, Hornlc-in. I I I 95 , ss. P- 5 J W 5Af,fafff5A.z1z, Q faorgnu, f ' f , , sage K VM Q f QQ! UJJYMMJZVG fa gui! til 1. - f'h.v' , ...-. .,...-..,.., L, 15533 25711 Z ff' C 22 Yocffcfm 'rw -, V 1 fm Y? . A., ff. F0 0? EALL Fifi! Raw: il. Simons, R. Salisbury, W. Sanders, Westcott, R. Bauerle, R. Coates, P. Gable, Yacos, Wunsch, R. Winters, T. Burns, M. Sherry, R. Bohn. Set-om! Row: E. Fleischmann, N. Creighton, R. Fazekas, W. Bickerton, F. Moelich, Morog, L. Paar, Captaingj. Svilokos,-l. Wilson, R. Neff, C. Elliott, R. Burns, A. Podlucky, G. Peehler. Third Rows Mr. Pitkin, Coach, D. Wheeler, R. Olin, Joe Yacos, L. Newhard, W. Geitlinger, Robinson, R. Augustinehl. Weeks, H. Kirkwood, K. Varshay, D. White, Dean,j. Kosack, G. Ross, Mr. Yakapovich, Coach. Fourth Row: R. Pfonner, Craig, C. Creighton, McQuaid, J. Curbishley, D. Coon, E. Ryan, Gilbert, E. Snyder, W. Robertson, G. DeAeth, C. Leslie, G. Barna, R. Clark. Although failing to win the NFL championship for the first time since 1942, our Blue Devils, ably coached by Bud Pitkin and-Iules Yakapovich, managed to lead the league in scoring and with a little luck would not have had to be contented with second place in the standings. The club started off like a ball of fire with a 14-O win over Lockport. The following week Trott was trounced, 32-O. Things looked bad until Bill Doerr started the ball rolling as we licked a stubborn LaSalle eleven, 18-O. But then came the stone wall in the form of the N. T. Lumberjacks, who avenged their 1946 defeat by edging us out, 12-O, at Civic Stadium. From here on in we couldn't be stopped. Our Blue Devils romped over Jamestown, 37-6, Tonawanda, 25-O, Niagara Falls, 39-O, and finished out the season against Lackawanna with a crushing 25-0 victory. Our success cannot be attributed to any one man. The first string of Podlucky, Neff, Wilson, Morog, Peehler, Fazekas, and Creighton, backed by Bill Bickerton, Bill Doerr, Captain Louie Paar, and John Svilokos, ably supported by Kirkwood, Elliott, Moelich, Fleish- man, Burns, and the rest performed admirably under Pit's guidance. The squad was beset by hard knocks all season, beginning with Red Peehler's sprained anlgles, through five broken noses, to Paar, Wilson, Elliott, Morog, and Moelich, and ending with Joe Morog's broken collarbone, suffered againstTonawanda. But nothing could stop Joe. He went from his center post to become almost as good a manager-especially at cleaning muddy cleats. FOOTBALL MR. YAKAvovlL'H, MR. P1TK1N Cofzflref 100 VARSITY FOOTBALL Kenmore . . Kenmore . . Kenmore . . Kenmore . Kenmore . . Kenmore . . Kenmore . . Kenmore . . Lockport . Trott . LaSalle . N. Tonawanda Jamestown Tonawanda Niagara Falls Lackawanna 48 -Ig- These Blue Deviljuniors of ours, under the guiding hand of Coaches Oelkers and Witzig came out victor in two of their five games. They defeated Lockport and Nichols, while Lackwanna Tonawanda and North Tonawanda edged them out. These losses failed to mar their spirit, and many of thesej. V. boys will make up victorious Kenmore teams of the future. Among the standout performers were Dick Hermann, Jack Mullen, Louie Panezich Iim Ballantyne and Bill Holler. 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES ,- .0 'K Kenmoz c' Kemrmrc Kenmore Kenmore Kenmore Kennwrc Kenmore Kcnnmrc Kc-mnurr hnnrm no Kcxmmzr hmmm:-rc Kcmmfn. Ken rm v rc 'Id li curmwmxdm . Lm kpwrr 'HH , , . xaijlhfh fer-zum Laude: !,,sS.zHx . , , Xx.1g.u',iILxHs l.xds.,m,mrm , fmnws mis Yqukf-v:'1 Erma!! , Xuysh ln:1,xw,imi,1 E-Willy' Nm.13ggn',z Eznlix A Nff Q , 50 22 52 J 53 1.5 R-1 Us VS SU wk ASK ETBALL Fir.rt Roux' G. Koesters, R. Utz, L. Paar, J. Robinson, J. Wilson, D. Bartrip. Strand Row: R. Erisman, W. Bickerton, E. White, R. Argen, K. Varshay, B. Knisley, W, Stoddart, Mr. Bollier, Coach. At the beginning of the current cage season the outlook for our Blue Devils was not too bright. Don Bartrip was inelligible and Coach Bollier could count on only four lettermenfDon Burns, Jack Wilson, Sam Robinson, and Captain Louie Paar. The loss to Tonawanda in the opener did not help matters. The team picked up as they beat Lockport and Trott, but they bogged down and lost to a stubborn N. T. five. LaSalle was taken, but the Falls and Lackawanna edged us out as the first round ended. Burns came down with pneumonia and was out for the season and Robinson was home in bed as we lost again to Tonawanda. But Bartrip's inelligibility was up and Bob Utz returned from the Marines to spark us to five straight victories. Our loss to Lackawanna in the last game left us in a tie with Trott for fourth place. A playoff was held at N. T. and sparked by Utz's 18 points, we licked Trott in overtime 46-39. For the third time in three years we were in the play- offsfbut nobody was going to beat the Tonawanda five that night, so we ended up the season with an overall record of nine wins and seven defeats. BASKETBALL MR. BOLLIHR Coach 103 .I.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity, under the guidance of Coach Charlie Rogers, managed to win half of its fourteen games. Outstanding on this year's team were Dick Middleton, Jack Westcott, who was high scorer, and Don Mucha. The experience these boys gained will show up in the future as they perform in our varsity blue and whites. Fint Row: D. Morey, D. Mucha, D. Middleton, E. Snyderhl. Westcotthl. Lingel, N. Layer, H. Klaiber. .Vzrond Row: E. Mulcahey, B. Varshay W. Ruether, J. Klock, D. Trumpfheller, Barton, F. Winnert, C. Kay, L. Panezich, Mr. Rogers, Coach. 104 iw! Q 3 S Fin! Roux' Mr. Pohl, Coach, P. Gablehl. Yacos, A. Vogt, D. Heuer. Scrum! Raw: D. Coon, R. Herrold, D. Miller, F. Corey, D. Case, Hicks J. Yacos, E. Crocker, Miller. On the Baard: L. Dawsey, J. Childress, Spencer. SWIMMING TEAM As practice began, Coach Charley Pohl realized he had a tremendous task ahead of him. Gone were the likes of Peck, Miller and company. On the returning squad were only six lettermen-Captain John Yacos, Jim Spencer, Gar Tomlin, Don Coon, Don Case, and Paul Gable. This number was lowered to three when Spencer was taken sick, Gable moved and Tomlin left for U. B. at mid-season. But despite these hardships, our boys came through gallantly. Yacos, Coon, and Case were aided ably by Fred Corey, Jim Childress and Alan Vogt, each of whom could be counted on for points. Also vastly improved over last year was Jim Hicks, who surprised everyone by swimming so well that he managed to gain a position in the finals. Through the season, our aquatic Blue Devils suffered losses only to Niagara Falls and North Tonawanda. In the finals we were edged out by N. T., 29-21. jim Childress, next year's captain, broke the school 100- yard breaststroke record. Yacos suffered only two defeats I ' K all season, one of these coming in the finals, which was won , , ,- by Fred Corey. f All in all, the season was very successful, considering the problems which confronted us from the beginning. I I MR. Pom. C0406 105 f f - . n . x7 N NB SWIMMING TEAM Our B swim team suffered only two defeats this season. This group acts as a basic training pro- gram for our future varsity aquatic Blue Devils. Among the most outstandin b g mem ers were Jack Klock, Tom Evans Hutt. With many outstandin so h , John DiMartile and Henry g p omore swimmers on the team, the outlook for the future is very bright. Firrz Roux' L. Mullen, D. Klar, B. Thorpe, D. McChesney, T. Mundie. .Yecaml Raw: P. Kirst, H. Hutt, J, Klock, E. Day, DiMartile, R Arnold, P. Herrold, T. Evans, C. Dorries, D. Duroure, E. Bergner, Easton, B. Stalker, E. Forkin. 5 'K 4.,.,,,.m'lA..f -itikgjgixkigl ' iff is ' , W 2 5 Q E is lsfsggsl Egg Q ' , 1 'x 106 BASEBALL First Row: E. Snyder, D. Mucha, C. Van Deusen, W. Bickerton, J. McClatchey,J. Theobald, R. Neff, Captain, L. Parr,J. Wilson, W. D .Yrcand Raw: H. Hutt, Mr. Kenney, Coach, A. Knisley, R. Tait, D. Wiese,J. Harper, R. Bauerle, L. Panezich. Under the guiding hand of coach Tom Kenny, our Baseball Blue Devils batted their way to the Niagara Frontier League championship, with the splendid record of twelve wins and only two losses. Paced by the slugging of captain Ron Neff and the brilliant pitching of Johnny Theobald, we suffered losses only to Lackawanna and North Tonawanda, whom we played under protest. Both of these losses were avenged during the second round. Gur nine Blue Boys consisted of Hippo Wilson at first, Bill Bickerton at second, Louie Paar at short, Hugo McClatchey at third, Ronnie Neff catching, John Theobald pitching, and an outfield of Charlie Cheaters Van Deusen, Don Mucha, and next year's captain Bill Doerr. This group was ably supported by Wimpy Snyder, Louie Panezich, and Lefty Bob Tait. BASEBALL MR. KENNEY Coarb 108 OEIT TRACK Few persons realized when Chester Bollier came to Ken- more as track coach in 1940 what an outstanding man they were getting. In the eight years since then, he has lost neither a championship nor a single meet. This is undoubt- edly one of the finest high school records in the country. The year 1947 saw another star-studded Kenmore aggre- gation rack up their eighth successive undefeated season. Under the inspiring leadership of Captain John Svilokos, who led the team in scoring and also established a new school record in the pole vault, the blue-clad trackmen rolled over all oppositon, finally winning the Zone Six crown, emblematic of track supremacy in Western New MR- BU'-1-Wkicmflf York. This year's zone meet was one of the most exciting of all. The outcome was in doubt until the last relay race was won by our cinder Blue Devils. When the result was announced, a mighty shout was heard from the Kenmore adherents-we had won by the narrow margin of 32M to Olean's 28. BILL Donna, Captain There were several other outstanding men on this team who helped to make the season a successful one. John Hill won every mile race except the final at Olean, while Steve Swagel did the same in the hurdles. Standout sprinters were Dick Coates, George Miller, Bill Doerr and Lew Newhard. In the middle distance race we were represented by Sam Robinson, Joe Yacos, and Paul Burdick. Also im- portant cogs in the Kenmore machine were George Rovison, Dave Bouman, Eddie Fleischmann, and Bernie Graham. Every one of these contributed to make this a successful season in all respects. Fint Row: T. Moore, D. Wiles, Yacos, P. Burdick, Joe Yacos, S. Swagel, W. Doerr, Captain, R. Coates, Robinson, H. Kirkwood, D MacKellar, W. Bickerton, R. Byers. .Yerand Row: J. Westcott, E. White, D. Winters, J. Dean, G. Barna, D. Winton, J. Lingel, W. Jolley K. Varshay, F. Bethmann, R. Niedrauer, W. Hugill, Jones. Thin! Row: D. Pritchard, Spencer, R. Stromberg, Mullen, R. Clark, P Clark, Easter, D. Abbott, R. Wilson, B. Hill, Houck, Keggins, R. Barnes. 109 Fin! Row: R. Neck, F. Moelich, R. Newell, R. Stine, H. Conlon, Second Roux' W. Staley, R. Schafer, D. Henline, B. Heacock, Mr. Wessell, Coach. , L l TENNIS Tennis returned to Kenmore for the first time since 1942. Although the team did not enjoy an especially successful season in the matter of Wins and losses, the interest shown indicated a bright future looming not too far distant. The team, coached by Mr. Wessell, was gen- erally as follows: First singles, Captain Dick Manzg second singles, Dick Newellgthird singles, Jim Alexander, first doubles, Carl Masten, Frank Less, second doubles, Bob Stine, Frank Moelich. ,, ,, ' fz!5 ,1 ,, AK fa g I ,y A gf? ai, '1,,:.:Qb'1Zla V -f' -, K ,. I, -5 , ff 'VM ,ll 'llflfiq'-.l I lfws, ' igynjf Z Mf' 4515 X' fm! .vw uw.l,1-1fr.:- we A, l fllfffff ..,, ., A- A tea., I f 23 have A4 LA! V-'JA-fgi gf ' 1 First Row: R. Forrest, B. Davis. Sammi Row: H. Conshafter, B. Butler, Mr. Miller, Coach, R. Augustine, J. Voisinet. 110 This year's golf team played in five matches, one with East Aurora and two each with Lacka- wanna and DeVeaux. The squad managed to win one of these matches, that against DeVeaux. But their record is no indication of the future, since this is the first team since 1942. The spirit and determination this team displayed will show up in years to come. Ably coached by Mr. Miller, the squad con- sisted of Jim Voisinet, who was high scorer, Jack Harbrecht, Blake Butler, Harold Conschaf- ter, and Bob Forrest. G 0 L F MH, KMIFFMAN Miss Scnimiiu GIRLS' PORT This year much more attention has been focused on girls' sports in Kenmore High. Under the ex cellent guidance of Miss Kauffman and Miss Schuler a greater variety of sports has been added to the curriculum and more skills have been mastered. Kenmore saw the beginning of its first girls' tennis team last fall, and girls' tumbling was organized. Besides the ever increasing scope of activities, the girls' sports program continues to hold its position as an important part of the extracurricular program of Kenmore High. TENNIS CHAMPION ' 'I Hz. N 1 1 1 -- . ELEQ ' - -1 MARY HELFERT 111 BADMINTON ...W CHAMPIONS These four girls have Won the recogni- tion of being the badminton champions of the school. Through their proficiency in this sport they easily outclassed all other competition. 7 . -1 n, 1 ,. 1 .I 1 T M. Wilson, A. Switzer, R. Reyhl. Scharff. BASKETBALL Each year the girls of the school form many teams which play against each other until all but one are eliminated. The four Senior teams in the picture represent those who will participate in the play- offs to determine the winning team. Firrt Raw: N. Nelson, B. Molnar, M. Zittel, M. Helfert, D. Dimmick, R. Rey, N. Ludeck, j. King, B. Martin, P. Roberts, M. Grove .Yrrom1R011'.' M, Watsonhl. Mowrey, S. johengen, P. Roach, J. Bearclslee, Dossert, M. Roach, E. Fronczek, Krans, M. Wells, Roberts F. Stuff. Third Raw: l. Wagner, B. Gampp, KI. Estes, P. Lindberg, P. Vance, P. Schmidt, R. Whallon. 112 HORSEBACK RIDING CHAMPIONS Early in the fall a riding show was held with three outside judges to choose the winners. These girls were selected for their outstanding ability in the handling of their horses. KI. Roberts, Y. Wales, M. Clinton, M. Pvolev. SCCCER The honor Soccer team is composed of girls who were outstanding players in team games. These two honor teams competed in a play-day with girls on the Amherst team. Our teams were victorious in all the four games played. I1r.rr RIJIIH' D. Crean, D. Diminick N. Ludeck R. Rex Kin P Roh , , g, . erts, M. Aher, Il, Martin, Ii. Wliallon, M. Grow. .ll!'L'071tl Roux' N. n Dnzet-,.I. lit-.lrdslet-, N. Nelson, N. Comeiiu,'l. llrucker, M. Helfert, Il. Molnar, S. Davisul. Roberts, E. Smith. Tfi1r.lRa14'.' P. Schmidt, ll. Derner, M. Starks, S. Sutherland,,I, Estes, F. Stuff, R. Peacock, l. Shack, P. Lindberg. 113 Fin! Roux' P. Lindberg, B. Gampp, E. Zittel, S. Davis. .Yecoml Rout' R Whallon, M. Valentine, M. Starks, D. Crean. Thin! Rau P. Roberts, N Ludecli, N. Nelson. LACROSSE SWIMMING CHAMPIONS Tests are given each year hy Miss Kauff- man to determine which girls will qualify for their swimming K's. The girls are re- quired to perform dives, speed and endur- ance tests, and specific swimming strokes. There are stringent requirements for each class with the Seniors having the most rigid of all. lea ,M 0 'Sp-L, 45.45, ,..- ...n- -ALJ fS.f 'i When Lacrosse was first introduced in Kenmore High School, it was, indeed, an unusual sport for girls to play. It has since become a very popular sport with many girls in active participation. This year's winning team has shown excellent ability and form in team games. J. Evans, S. Detwiler, C. Eschborn, B. Hart, L. Peehler, N. Lowrie, M. Kreiling, P. Gross, G. Simmonshl. Schultz, P. Schmidt, N. Comeau, M. Helfert, M. Mulkin, B. Wilcox, P. Smyton. 114 VOLLEYBALL is CHAMPIONS When the Volleylwall play-offs were CUITI- pletecl last year, the two teams composed of Sophomores an-.l juniors heatletl the win- ning list. Each member of the teams re- ceived a special volleyball emlwlem for her efforts in helping to huild an excellent and conquering team. xi I K N .9 Q il l .uni y ll limi Raw: l. Wagner, ll. Scharll, li. Derner, P. Vance, J. Schultz, P. Sen ' .Yrmml Razr: li. Alles, N. Comeau, M. Zittel, S. Davis, M. llc.-llert, ll Molnar, H. Supple. Tlwml Roux' M. Watson, D. Smith, ll. Klager, li. Zim-l I N, Van llulee, Schlt-use, Stlmlt-use. ARCHERY All our archery mintlecl girls gathered again this year to make use of our targets however, more arrows missetl than hit. All we heartl all sean I' -l one help me hntl it. st n was, ve ost another arrow, Miss Kaullman. Some- S, Kelley, P. Wooley, M. Boos, ll. Loomis, S. Slattery, S, liommer, S. Detwiler, ll. Havener. 115 TUMBLING The Tumbling Club was formecl by Miss Robinson in orcler that the girls might enjoy a new and unusual sport at Kenmore. The girls perform stunts of balance ancl many acrobatie feats. The Pyramicl in the picture is an example of their efforts. .. LQ ,ll- -x -1. I M K ...x 7 l'iff.i'f Rana' D. jack, Roberts, P. Gross. .Yemml Roux' Praker, M. Mulkin, S. Edwards. Thin! Kam' F. Stull, D. Dimmick, E. Fronczek. I S. Larson, P. Pritchard, M. Kipp, J. Hayes, B. Gampp, D. Dennis, S. Sutherland, P. Hayes, R. Rey, W. Foley,J, Dower, M. Conrad, C. Bodenbemlerul. Praker. LW f 3: ,Av These girls represent the eap- tains of the Senior basketball teams. Each year the teams com- pete until all are eliminated except one, the winner. The members of this team receive a basketball em- blem for their efforts. BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Lrfr ra Riglvt: C. Copley, Copley, S. Forkin, lleardslee, S. Detwiler. QL- Lzist spring, lmsehall was one of the most popular sports among the girls in Kenmore High. The girls here represent the captains of the teams which competed among themselves for the school championship. BASEBALL CAPTAINS TABLE TENNIS High honors go to these girls who won the tzthle tennis chemi- pionship of the school. Satntlrzt Detwiler and janet Beztrclslec cle- serve extra credit for their success in the tahle tennis tournament helcl at the Legion Hall. Together they won the clouhles, while San- clra Won the singles. , . if l.rfl to Rzglvlx R. Rey, l. Wagner, M. Aher, D. Dimmick, Schultz, li. Smith. x 0 oqgMEc, mg- imma' V 60I'll,9El'l'lellld of fhe KENMORE MERCi-lAN'l'3 ASSOC!!-XTION fd Ago foaler Me jracle anal gooclwiff of JC eI'll'Yl0l'e gg, MEQ 'fam-xv' m z V at W 6' -ffflKD'lP 7+ 9 I 119 National Gypsum has provided positions for ambitious young men and women National Gypsum is a Buffalo institu- tion that numbers many Kenmore High School graduates in its organization. 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