LaSalle High School - Ongiara Yearbook (Nigara Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1945 volume:

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I Directory William Schildhauer-Directory!Name Tags Antoinette Pino Abresch Mae Walck Behrens Marjorie Corbin Campbell Corliss Printup Decker Edgar Raymond Ferguson Catherine Chesterfield Fisher Marjorie Horne Fisher Patricia McCann Hoover William Philip Mesler Joan Richardson Murphy Ann Soares Potter Esther Olsen Sherman Elaine Howse Vandeburgh Doris Nelson Wieloszynski William Woock . WHITACRE, EUGENE M. Marion E. 28 Sunset Road Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Staff Vice President - RCA Corporation 4 Children, 2 Grandchildren WHITE, CAROLINE L. Shogren, Robert A. 12250 5th Street East Treasure Island, FL 33706 ' Worked in bank until retirement 3 Children, 4 Grandchildren WILLIAMS, OLIVE M. Chaddock 2146 Kings Cross Titusville, FL 32780 305-267-6590 Accounting Clerk Brevard School Board 3 Children WILLIS, ROBERT G. SR. Luella 3787 North Ridge Road Lockport NY 14094 716-434-4307 Millwright - Harrison Radiator 4 Children, 8 Grandchildren WISE, BETTY L. A Jagow, Victor 19 Clarke Avenue Thurmont, MD 21788 WOOCK, WILLIAM JR. Nancy J. 460 73rd Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-4260 Retired from Ind. ChemlChem. Proc. Supvr. 4 Children, 6 Grandchildren YARWOOD, WILLA A. Wise 2025 Angling Road Lyndonville, NY 14098 716-765-9008 ZIMMERMAN, ALICE M. Lewis, James Aeros 26 Massachusetts Avenue Nashua, NH 03060 603-883-7938 Supervisor, Lowell General Hospital 2 Sons, 1 Daughter SWEARENGEN DONALD 1149 Cain Road Youngstown, NY 14174 716-745-7453 HeatinglAir con. 2 Sons, 8 Grandchildren TEMPLETON, JAMES B. 101 Kenney Drive, RD H55 Sewickley, PA 15143 412-741-7320 TUCKER, ROBERT Deceased 4 WADSWORTH, GLORIA Killian, Calvin W. 445 Esther St. . North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-692-0129 WAGNER, DONALD C.Not Located p WALCK, MAE B. Behrens, Arnold 3979 Lockport Road Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-4673 Part time Secretary, Treyco Products Corp. 2 Sons, 2 Daughters WALSH, VINCENT JOSEPH 935 Pasadena Avenue Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-236-0070 WARRANT, GLADYS E. Nogacki, John 2149 Campus Road Clearwater, FL 33516 WARRICK, CECIL B. Deceased, WENDT MERILYN Jove, Robert E. 2515 Greenleaf Avenue Wilmette, IL 60091 5 Children, 1 Grandchild WENSLEY, CHARLES R. Deceased 1981 WERLUND, ROGER F 2115 Lake Bass Circle Lake Worth, FL 33461 FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Clark Peet Deceased Mr. Elton C. Schwinger Deceased Mrs. Blanche Adams Bortz 82 Maple Street Lyndonville, NY 14098 716-765-2645 Miss Janet Gilbert 168 South Main Avenue Albany, NY 12208 Mr. Timothy O'Brien 1522 Chevy Chase Drive Ruskin, FL 33570 Miss Louise A. Schwabe 614 Starin Avenue Buffalo, NY 14216 716-836-0436 Mrs. Judith Toole Serbacki 860 Mohawk Street Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-2126 Miss R. Evelyn Sherriff Cdeceasedl Miss Genevieve Wustrack 5412 Elm Drive Lewiston, NY 14092 716-297-7108 SHAFFER, VINCENT T. 1407 Marjohn Avenue Clearwater, FL 33516 Isabel Greenwald 813-442-2092 Media Specialist - Middle School - 3 Children SHERK, W. KENNETH 1841 North Woodside Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84124 Engineer 4 Children SHIYA, A. LAURICE 10 Wendy Lane, R. D. H5 Wakefield, RI 02879 Patricia A. 801-278-8419 Reid , James Retired Teacher, 1 Daughter SILLIPHANT , GERALD D . Budget Dept. of NJ, Box 436 Pennington , NJ 08534 Director, Budget Div.,New Jersey Legislature 3 Children, 1 Grandchild SNYDER, JOY A. Not Located SOARES, ANNA 450 80th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 Homemaker!Vo1unteer Worker 2 Sons STINEBRING, RUSSELL, C. 920 Mohawk Street A Lewiston, NY 14092 STIPP, ROBERT A. 2359 Main Road ' Corfu, NY 14036 Potter, Lloyd A. 716-283-1132 716-754-8819 Merry Carol Cawker Supv. Eng. Dept. Graham Mfg. Co. 1 Daughter STUBBS, HUBERT E. 1210 Crabtree Lane Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 National Warehousing. Coar-Moore Bus Lines 4 Children, 1 Grandchild ROTELLA, LOUIS A. Florence 1008 90th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-3883 Estimator, Bell Aerospace Textron 4 Children, 5 Grandchildren ROY, JACQUELINE M. Keller, Gordon 330 South First Street Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-2364 RUTHERFORD, JEAN E. Batterson, Gerald D. 127 8th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-2868 Receptionist!Sec. Health Assn. Niagara County 3 Children, 2 Grandchildren SAGE, ENID . Johnson 3433 10th Avenue West, Queen Anne Hill Seattle, WA 98199 SAURO, CATHERINE, W. Paglieri 3907 Lower River Road Youngstown, NY 14174 SCHILDHAUER, WILLIAM W. Gladys Haseley 3640 l-laseley Drive Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-1673 Bell Aerospace Textron 5 Children, 7 Grandchildren SCHISLER, EUGENE Deceased 1985 SCHMIDT, MARY J. Wunderlich, Henry J. 20519 Perryoak Drive Humble, TX 77346 713-852-7353 Flight Instructor 2 Children, 4 Grandchildren SCOZZAFAVA, THOMAS P. Lincoln Tower Apts. H10 180 W. End Avenue New York, NY 10023 PROGRAM Cocktails 6:00 to 7:00 Dinner 7:00 to 8:30 Greeting: Shirley Palmiter Invocation: James Eldon Messer Introduction of Guests and Committee Class Song Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 Plfvkvkvlfvkvlfvlfvkvkvkvkvlfvlfvkvlfvlfbk MENU Fresh Fruit Cocktail Salad Prime Rib Oven Roasted Potatoes Peas with Mushrooms Chocolate Mousse Coffee - Tea ABBOTT, E. LOIS Vandermeer, Jack PRINTUP, CORLISS, A- DeCk6I', Charles 205 Mesa Cifgle 2498 Upper Mountain Road, P.O. Box 589 Pittsburgh, PA 15241 412-941-6327 Sanborn, NY 14132 . 716-731-9783 Homemaker , Three Children Senior Citizen's Program Coordinator 1 Daughter ANDERSON, LORELEI, J. Collins, David 2610 New Road, 11.0. BOX 219 REDAWAY, ALLISON M. Hertel, Warren Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-3141 15 Eweld DP- Rochester, NY 14625 ANSLEY, MARY LOU Chayes, Steward Lieeneed Preetieel Nurse 766 South plymouth Blvd. 4 Children, 9 Grandchildren Los Angeles, CA 90010 213-936-4076 ' Active in music, Stewart a restoration artist REDMONDQ EDWARD B-CBUDD MHTY 9 Children, 6 Grandchildren 4343. 44W- Sehumeker Rd- Sebring, FL 33870 AUMAN, DOROTHY E. Retired l Square Dance Caller 184 Waterman Street Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-4145 REED, JOHN C- MHPY APEY Wenrick Road, R.D. 111 AUTHORS, BETTY McSpadden, Jack Frankhnville, NY 14737 684 Ridge Road lVl111W?1ghf l Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-4059 6 Chlldren, 6 Grandchlldren 1 Son, 1 Daughter, 1 Grandchild BALDWIN, RICHARD H, Deceased REICHERT, PEGGY A. Gudbrandsen, Charles 736 South Beverly Place BALL, ELIZABETH M. Lezeriien, George Lake Forest, IL 60045 496 Morgan Drive Both work for Gudbrandsen Frame Co. Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-7604 5 Children , Portrait painter! Jewelry store manager 3 Daughters, 2 Step-daughters, 8 Grandchildren REISS, HOWARD F- Deeeeeed 1980 A RICHARDSON, JOAN C. Murphy, Paul J BATTLES, LUCILLE Feeley, Donald 8226 Witkep Avenue 2001 Waha Rd. CTI-iple L. Ranch, Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-7892 Lewiston, ID 83501 A Reg. NurselDon, Medical Dir. Potlatch Corp. Part time bookkeeper 4 Children, 1 Grandchild BEATON, GERALDINE 8607 Witkop Avenue RIDEOUT, KENNETH W. Jane B. 6906 Errick Road North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-693-8126 Physics, Chemistry Teacher, NF Highschool 5 Children, 1 Grandchild Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-2719 BEHRENS, ROBERTA Roberts 102 River Road Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-5133 BENNETT, NANCY, J. ' 4513 Woodward Avenue PALM, BARBARA M. 2774 Niagara Road Swidergal , William Coder , Donald Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-731-4576 Niagara Falls, NY 14305 716-29.7-8224 PALMITER, SHIRLEY B. Shirley, L. BENNETT, RICHARD C. Deceased 5390 Fiegle Road Lockport, NY 14094 716-625-9602 BIEHL, GERALDINE Tracey, John Retired Teacher - Computer Consultant 1783 Eddy Drive 2 Children North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-692-0783 Appliance Clerk, K-Mart . 1 Child PARRIS, PEGGY LOU Wienke, Harold 2422 Niagara Road BLACKMORE, SAM S. JR. Betty Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-731-5552 ' 239 Ravenscliff I Peggy,Sears Summit Pk!Harold, Electrical Contractor St. Davids, PA 19087 215-688-1933 2 Daughters, 3 Grandchildren WlFisher at Porter,Elect.Inst.Sys!Betty active comm act 3 Children, 1 Grandchild - PATTERSON, JOHN WESLEY Carol 4875 Susies' Lane ' Sanborn, NY 14132 716-297-3962 BONSTEEL, MARY ELIZABETH Not located Tuskewe Krafts-Makers of LaCrosse sticks 3 Sons, 1 Daughter, 1 Grandchild BOVEE, JOYCE M. Blatchley, Harry 2589 Himrod Road Penn Yan NY 14527 PAUL, JAMES H. Ruth Medical Secretary SQS Memorial Hospital 5 Galloway Lane 1 Son, 1 Daughter, 4 Grandchildren Peekskill, NY 10566 914-737-0597 Architect BRADY, J. RICHARD Deceased 2 Children ' BRITMAN, LUCILLE Wisbaum, Robert PERRY, ROBERT J. Deceased 1956 ' 480 College Avenue . Niagara Falls, NY 14305 716-282-6931 PIERCY, HELEN L. Peterson Homemaker-professional volunteerlRep. World Bk. Enc. 2715 Niagara Street, Apt. 2 4 Children, 1 Grandchild Niagara Falls, NY 14303 Bookkeeper - computer system BRUCKNER, ROLLAND - 2 Daughters 3184 W. Tanforan Drive Englewood, CO. 80110 PINO, ANTOINETTE lvl. Abresch, Vincent BRUNETT, RICHARD. 91 Fox Hollow Road 414 TI'y0I1 Drive Woodbury, NY 11797 516-496-9759 Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-8813 English Dept. Great Neck N. Middle School 5 Sons, 3 Grandchildren CAMPBELL, IRENE C.Deceased CHAMBERLAIN, IRENE, N. Cassert, Leonard MONKARSH, BETTE, M. Jaffe, Samuel 1961 Huth Road Grand Island, NY 14072 716-773-6561 6th Grade Teacher Starpoint Central 5 Children, 5 Grandchildren 9421 Sawyer Street Los Angeles, CA 90035 213-553-3540 Medical Secretary 3 Daughters, 1 Granddaughter CHESTERFIELD, CATHERINE L., Fisher, Ralph E. Jr. MUELLER, AUDREY M. Walck, Norman 335 NOI'1Z1'1 5th Street 2434 Lgckpoyt Rgad Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-7408 Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-9847 Active Church 81 COIDIII. V0111I1t99I' WOI'kl Ralph retired Sec. NY Power Auth.lNorman, Supt. Wheatfield Water 1 S011 1 Son, 1 Daughter, 2 Grandchildren CIELUSZAK, LORRAINE, V. McGinley James NANTZ, MARY M, Black, George D, 1044 Ruie Road North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-693-5698 CLARK, EFFIE 1136 Elliot Drive Lewiston, NY 14092 Retired 2 Children, 3 Grandchildren Wood, Harry 716-297-3758 COMERFORD, THOMAS E. JR. Ellen S. 205 South 4th Street Lewiston, NY 14092 716-285-8479 Family Physician 1 Daughter, 3 Sons CONNELL, MARGARET M., LeVan, Willis N. 5600 Bridgeman Road Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-5500 Married classmate, Willis, homemaker 1 Daughter, 1 Son, 1 Granddaughter CONNERY, MARGARET, A. DeMarco, Joseph 1225 -91st Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-3168 Homemaker! Joe-Captain State Parks Police 6 Children, 2 Grandchildren CORBIN, MARJORIE, E. Campbell, Earle 5830 West Street Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-3887 Marjorie, Ambulance attendant 81 driverlEarle retired Walnut Hills, P.O. Box 802 Logan, Ohio 43138 Instructor, Hocking Technical College 3 Children, 3 Step-Children, 12 Grandchildren NELSON, DORIS, I. Wieloszynski, Edwin 319 77th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-7819 Retired except for being church organist 2 Sons, 3 Grandchildren NIXON, ALFRED, J. Maxine 279 East St., Rt. 441, Box 31 Sebewaing, Ml 48759 517-883-3129 Banking Executive NIXON, GERALD J. Alice 2503 Grendon Drive, Grendon Farms Wilmington, DL 19808 A Manager, Doctors' Billing Service 4 Children OGLESBY, DOROTHY M. Not Located OLENICK, HARRY Deceased OLSON, ESTHER, A. Sherman, Peter 4999 Creek Road Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-7271 Peter , retired engineer 5 Children, 1 Foster child, 5 Grandchildren, 2 Foster GC 5 Children, 3 Grandchildr-en MARTINSEN, VIRGINIA Beney, Richard 166 Forest Way Camillus, NY 13031 5 Children MC CALISTER, JR. GRAHAM Donna P.O. Box 236 Riviera, AZ 86442 Retired from Union CarbidelDonna,ret. school libr. 1 Son, 1 Grandson ' MC CANN, PATRICIA Hoover, Eugene 6006 Hoover Road . Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-3830 Homemaker! Eugene, Pres. Hoover's Dairy, Inc. 2 Sons, 5 Grandchildren MC COMBS, CHARLES, L. Audrey, Geshwender 646 91st Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-4066 ' Millwright lst Class 9 Children, 10 Grandchildren MC COMBS, RICHARD 2796 Teak Drive Palm Harbor, FL 33563 MC GONIGLE, JESSE Deceased MERAW, DOROTHY PAULINE Hartman, John 220 Council Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-3235 Dorothy w!Finishing Ent.lJohn, retired from NY Tel 2 Daughters, 3 Grandchildren MESLER, WILLIAM PHILIP Lillian Irving 358 Brampton Road Youngstown, NY 14174 716-745-3116 Retired, U.S. Navy 4 Children, 5 Grandchildren MILLER, JOAN I. Not Located COTTON, BETTY D. Hesson, William 4418 Gandy Circle Tampa, FL 33616 813-839-4343 Active in Meals on Wheels program 4 Daughters, 4 Sons, 7 Grandchildren CRAFT, BEATRICE Sturtevant 233 74th Street ' Niagara Falls, NY 14304 . 716-283-8339 CRAWFORD, LOIS Muskelroy . 901 South 8th Ave., SP 387 Hacienda Heights, CA 91745 CROSS, O. BETTY Deceased CROWLEY, MARY JEAN Grierson, John 9202 East Evans Way Denver, CO 80231 303-755-8149 Coordinating secretary for John's companies 2 Sons CUDDAHEE, THELMA, J. Manaresi, Jack Rt. 2, Box 2050 Fruitland Park, FL 32731 Owner, Jack's Cottages 3 Children, 4 Grandchildren DELL, ANN ELIZABETH Lewis, Curtis 4700 Creekside Parkway Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-1405 DePIETRO, IDA 511 88th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-5422 DES JARDIN MONA Rynearson,Ward RD 412 Welcher Road Newark, NY 14513 315-331-0656 DILMORE, DONALD H. Deceased I DINGER, BETTY J. 95 Delton Street Tonawanda, NY 14150 Retired 3 Children DYGERT , ROBERT W. Apt 15E. 131 Parkshore Cir. Soldwisch , James 716-693-0088 Shirley Crispell LaROCK, BETTY J. 29 Atno Avenue K Morristown, NJ 07960 Retired Credit Manager 4 Children, 9 Grandchildren LeVAN, WILLIS N. 5600 Bridgeman Road Stark, Richard Margaret M., Connell Indian River Sh., FL 305-231-3736 Sanbgfn, NY 14132 716-731-5500 Retired Retired 2 Children 1 Daughter, 1 Son, 1 Granddaughter EGAN, CAROL M. Pino, Lewis 2911 Heidelberg Drive LEWIS, JAMES AEROS Alice M. Zimmerman Rochester, Nlassachusetts Ave. Professor of Chemistry Nashua, NH 03060 5 Children, 4 Grandchildren Retired - YMCA Executive 2 Sons, 1 Daughter ECKER, HAROLD J. Cynthia, J. LINN, ROBERT A. 8689 High Street 507 Meadowbrook Place Barker. NY 14012 715'795'3431 Anaheim, CA 92801 714-774-2787' Mayor of Barker, Officer! Info. Off. for Aging Retired High SQ11001 Teaghep 2 Childfell, 2 G1'3.I1dCh11dI'eI1 3 Daughters, 1 Grandson ECKERT, EDWARD mE- LOGE', HOWARD F. Marilyn Nelson 40 Latchmere DP- 340 South 3rd Street ViCt01', NY 14564 Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-4653 Building Contractor ELDREDGE, JAMES F- 4 Children, 1 Grandchild 1526 97th Street ,Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-3018 MAC DONALD, WILLIAM J. I Deceased EWART, WILLIAM, M 1142 WeS12 Sehllbeft MAC MULLIN, CONSTANCE Aust, J. Bradley C1110-age, IL 00014 902 Serenade Drive ' . San Antonio, TX 78213 512-341-1518 FERGUSON, EDGAR RAYMOND Margaret Homemaker! Bradley - Physician 360 3011111 4111 Stfeet 6 Children, 4 Grandchildren Lewiston, NY, 14092 716-754-7171 Retired MAHANNAH, GERALD B. V. Diana 3 Children, 2 Grandchildren 1272 90th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-3026 Retired FIRWIAN, WINNIFRED, E- Not leeafed 2 Children, 2 Step children, 2 Grandchildren JAMIESON, ROBERT K. Rte. til, Box 69 Dewey, IL 61840 JONES, ELMA Patterson, G 1162 Ridge Road Lewiston, NY 14092 716-754-8385 ary Elma, NYS Soc.Serv.Indian Aff.!Gary,Grower Taylor Wine 2 Children, 3 Grandchildren JORDAN, AUDREY, J. Seidel, Richard 5479 Piping Rock Drive Boynton Beach, FL 33437 Retired Lab. Tech, Du ont, Richard retired, DuPont 1 P 1 Daughter, 2 Sons JUNE, MARIAN A. Forknall, George 1743 Country Club Drive Titusville, FL 32780 HomemakerlGeo. works at Kennnedy Space Center 3 Daughters, 2 Sons, 3 Grandchildren JURKIN, JOHN E. Mary Clvlollyj 115 69th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-8931 With Niagara U. Security! Retired, NF Poli 2 Sons KILIVIER , ARLENE Deceased KLINE, DONALD 3601 Stony Point Road Grand Island, NY 14072 716-773-3852 KONDRAT, EDWARD 5338 Baer Road Sanborn, NY 14132 716-731-5711 KRULISKY, CYRIL Deceased KRULL, KARL W. 620 South 5th Street LaCrescent MN 55947 507-895-4029 A Life Insurance 3 Children Ruth .L 4-A . ce Dept . FLANAGAN, JEAN E. McCombs, Frank Gordon 7701 W. Rivershore Dr. Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-7701 3 Children, 4 Grandchildren FOLEY, JAMES, R. Joan Schweider 1770 Village Green Ct. Elm Grove, WI 53122 414-782-5402 V.Pres, Milwaukee Co.StockbrkrlJoan, phys. therapist 5 Children FORKNALL, BETTY Stirling, Thomas 4800 E. Vegas Valley Dr. H144 Las Vegas, NV 89121 FOWLIE, A. HELENE Simoneau 2937 Captiva Garden Drive Sarasota, FL 33581 FREEMAN, FREDERICK J. 3803 Golden Lake Road Kingwood, TX 77345 GESHWENDER, Vernon 322 71st Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-5056 GORDON, LA VONNE Hill, Harry 2772 Forest Avenue Niagara Falls, NY 14305 716-284-4960 Both retired 2 Daughters, 1 Son - 6 Grandchildren GORNBEIN, ROBERT J. 5207 East Exposition Ave. Denver, CO 80222 303-333-3350 3 Children ' GOYETTE, ROSELLA A. Not Located GRAY , GILDA Not Located GREATORIX, MONA M. Morse, Raymond 2229 Schoolhouse Road, Box 211 Ransomville, NY 14131 716-791-4204 MonalMoore Bus.. Forms-Raymond! Hooker Chemical 9 Children, 11 Grandchildren HARTMAN, LORRAINE, LiPP, Robert E. 91 Ivy Lea Kenmore, NY 14223 716-873-3426 Robert - Attorney 2 Daughters HERMANSON, CLAIR D. 32 Student Lane Brockport, NY 14220 Tax Auditor, NYS, 1 Son HEWITT, IMOGENE Mt. Pleasant, Maurice 2555Oak Trail North it 216 Clearwater, FL 33546 813-531-3294 Homemaker , Maurice! Construction Worker . 4 Children, 8 Grandchildren HEWITT, RUTH H. Davidson, Deceased HILTS, MARJORY J. Hilts, Irving 341 Mill Street Lockport, NY 14094 716-433-5177 HILTS, WRAY, JR. Deceased 1979 Neysa'Jean Dixon 9371 Rivershore Drive Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-283-7822 1 Daughter, 1 Son HILTZ, CHARLOTTE B. Sweet, Harold A. Jr. 12424 136th St. North , Largo, FL 33544 Cert. nurse for elderlylAl, Asst. Mgr. Coffee Mill 2 Sons, 1 Daughter, 5 Grandchildren HILTZ, DORIS, E. Heina, Zino 3116 Dell Drive Niagara Falls, NY 14304 716-297-1438 2 Daughters, 1 Son, 2 Grandchildren Corp . HOFFMAN, LEANNA, A. 1416 Nash Rd., Apt. A1 North Tonawanda, NY 14120 HORNE, MARJORIE 7701 Recovery Road Niagara Falls, NY 14304 Stauffer , Carl Fisher, Thomas 716-297-1398 Secretary, Res. Mgr., N.Y. Power Authority 1 Son, 3 Grandchildren HOUSE, ROBERTA 1129 South Villa Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46203 Retired A Chittenden , Marshall 12 Children, 15 Grandchildren, 1 Great Grandchild HOWSE, E. ELAINE 816 88th Street Niagara Falls, NY 14304 Vandeburgh 716-283-9237 Accountant -Harrison Radiator Div. G.lVI.C. 3 Children, 1 Grandchild HUFF, FLORENCE 45 Church Street Springville, NY 14141 HUGHES, MARIANN, J. 76 Independence Drive Roselle, NY 07203 HUTZEL, PHYLLIS, C. 75 Lynwood Drive Brockport, NY 14420 ITZKOWITZ, LAWRENCE 171 Bathurst Drive Tonawanda, NY 14150 JAMIESON, CORRINE, I. 7111 Mavis Drive Rydzyk, Theodore F. Jr 716-592-2437 Kling Adams , Elmer 716-836-5636 Kuniglsky , George North Tonawanda, NY 14120 716-694-1403 Retired 2 Children, 4 Grandchildren HW! 6 W .5 THE 1945 ONGIA RA Page 2 1 I PUBLISHED BY THL3 ONGIARA STAFF' OF LA-SAL LE. sf: AIIQIQ HIGH scHo GL NIAGARA FALLS IxIf:1,.I YOIQII Page 3 uw' :Q Hs DE DICA TION DEDICATION We, the class of 1945, of LaSalle High School, respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Dr. James F. Taylor, Superintendent of Schools. Dr. Taylor has been Superintendent since 1924 and before that he was active in schools in this city and other parts of the state. He has been instru- mental in developing public school music, vocational education, and physical education to a high standard in Niagara Falls. Dr. Taylor will always be remembered as an able superintendent and a great leader. In his retiring from office, the schools of Niagara Falls will have lost a very fine friend. ' Donald Dilmore Editor-in-chief Page 4 1 xl ' LH ,1 :. ' . 1.4.4 -3. 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Sincerely, CLARK J. Principal PEET The realm of possibility lays the ground- work for actualities, which in turn charts our path of progress. This is a year of military achievement and personal frustrated hope. The normal trend of many lives has been radically transformed, creating a towering frustration whcih shadows the whole world. A mood is cre- ated from which none of us altogether escapes. Any mood that destroys faith in human possibi- lities strikes at the very core of our own per- sonality. An inherent characteristic of youth is the capacity to look ahead. May you :play your part in bringing into being, that towering possibility of a federated peaceful world. ' ' r ELTON c. SCHWINGER Vice-Principal Page 8 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Science B uce J. Fllby Timothy A. O'B len Louise A. Schwabe Mathematics - A o 41-AD Eugenia M. O'C0nnoZTE592Q Genevieve Wustrack Languages Jaynette Pierzchala Alice L. Schelosky Mary Wadsworth Louise M. Wright Library Cora E. Smith English Alice E. Davis Robert Simpson C. Edgar Barlow Page 9 Social Studies Anita B. Soboleski Janet M. Gilbert Allen Welch Drawing R. Evelyn Sherrlff James Seatter Business Blanche E. Adams Marie C. Burns Mary Louise Robinson Judith M. Toole Music Arlene E. Gray William R. MCElwain ysi cal Education Chauncey H. Brown Isabella Butler Milton Krum Elizabeth Stamps 1 English' Genevieve Dresser Kathleen F. Erwin Ethel L. Ferguson Lillian Webster Frances W. Volk Mathematics Helen Bladykas Helen W. Foley Marion C. Peterson Languages Mary E. Kettering Social Studies Marvel Bentley Esther K. Binkley Eleanor D'Anna Marion V. Lutts Annie MacKenzie Art Bertha Lederer L JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACUUTY General Martha M. Hazen Raymond F. Keller Mary Gertrude Kelly Helen LaMantia Caroline-D. Sheridan Shop charles L. Chapman Wilfred S. Martan Christian H. Uhrr Guidance Edith Yossie Science Hmwnhnu Ina E. Fleet Home Economics S Geraldine Dohn A. Ruth Olson Hazel M. Treichler Page 10 SENIOR ADVIS ORS Seaped: Standing 2 Miss R. Evelyn Sherz-iff Miss Louise A. Schwabe , - Home Room 303 Home Room 204 ' Miss Genevieve Wustrack Mr. Timothy A. 0'Brien fo , , Home Room 307 Hume Room 203 7 ' V Log! ' Mrs. Blanche E. Adams Miss Janet Gilbert ' Home Room 558 - Home Room 306 Miss Judith 'Poole Home Room 556 V Page 11 SENIOR OFFICERS President: Edward Redmond Secretary: Constance MacMullin Vice-president: Iucille Britman Treasurer: Thomas Comerford Anything worth doing is worth doing well! We, the Senior Class of '45, pledge to uphold this motto to the utmost of our abilities. The world today pre- sents a formidable obstacle for us to overcomeg however, we feel confident of doing our part Wwell.H The past four years of high school not only have provided us with the joys of adolescence, but have prepared us for the years to come. 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AAA--Q-A..-.1 ' . :fvf 1 ??Vti ? - '-3!Tpf51TS'w:Tf'F??ff,f' -. . ., . , .4-.-.. .,A- sf: NIORS Page 13 mxmm mm BALL 'Betty' Cap and Gown Committee, Ongiara Staif. 4, u - v '1, I 'L .. 1 I uc: FA A ms p 'V 'f X N V --1 --3 Society, Jr ' xlvfwralj: :l.1on,Se- I t nl ' 1, terclub ,---- 9 G1-if taff, f-H J Le r, Bac- f : ommittee, eti ' cket Sales- W: , ex- : a Staff. NANCY JANE BENNETT ' 'Jean' ' Athletic Manager, Color a.nd Motto Committee. MARY ELIZABETH JBONSTEEL Betty Homeroom Trea.surer,Bec- calaureate Committee, Griffon Saleemgn, Door Momtor.W My J W 4 GERALDINE BIEHL 'Jerry' ' Gap and Gown Committee. ! Jw of-'- -'XV ROLLAND BRWKNER 'Bruck' Sigma Pei, Stage Crew, Committee . WM J IRENE CAMPBELL Office Assistant, Cap and Gown Gommittee, Gym iff, We IRENE CHAMBERLAIN Scotty Cheerleader, Zeta. Tau Iota., Intercluif Council , Griffon Staff, Ongiara Staff, Prom Committee, Athletic Ticket Sales- man, Gym Leader. t 'Red' 3 CATHERINE CHESTERFIELD 'Katie Stamp 58168111511 Hqmgrgom Treasurer, Usher Staff, Baccalaureate Committee LQRRAINE CIELUSZAK nsuqn Homsroom Secretary, Cap and Gown Committee, XO!- fics .l.ss1stant,Ath1et1o Manager, Choir, Chorus, Gym 6 Swim Leader. EFFIE CLARK Scotty Color and Motto Commit- tee ,LaSalle G1.r1's H1-Y THOMAS COILERFORD 'Fumercord' National Honor Society, Delta Omega Hi-Y,Socia1 Committee, Senior Play, Ongiara Staff, Dramatic Club, Color Guard., Se- nior Class Treasurer, Gym 8: Swim Leader. or Jpgil ii, EQTEF QV Page 16 X? MJ' SENIORQ3SJ w a VKBILARGARET CONNELL 3 Sw National Honor Society ' 1.asa.11e G:l.r1's H1.!,oym 6 Swim Leader,Interclub Council, Secretuy of Senior Council, Baccara- laureate Comm1ttee,Sta.mp Sa1esman,La.Sal1e Repre- , sentative of D.A.R. ' MARGARET CONNERY lm U 4 my Marge' Gift Commit . I 4 LOIS CRAWFORD 'Blondie' Office Assistant, Door Monito , Publicity Com- mitte U3 - guy of LaSalle Girl's H1-Y,Gym 84 Swim Leadzlwxeer- Hint BETTY CROSS Baba ' Choir , Chorus , Clinic Noni tor , Usher Staff , Gift Committse,Xi MARY JEAN CROWLEY Mary Jean Ongisra. Staff, Griffon Staff, Gym Leader new . Office Ass1stant,C1inic Moni tor . IDA DE PIEEERO Ida, Banquet Co tee. MM 'W MONA DES JARDIN t nyonan x Alpha Kappa. Eps:l.lon,Gym 61 Swim Leedeznlnterclub Council, Griffon Staff, Ongiarq Staff, Dramatic Club, Senior Council. DONALD DILMORE nponn Ongiara Editor, Griffon Staff, F0otba11,Ba.sket- ball, Varsity Club, Se- nior Council. xpfgjfw 4 iu.l':lz, few? ZM1 MW BETTY DINGEB. 'Bet' Cheerleader, Gym 8: Swim Leader, Yearbook Sales- man, Publicity Commit- Wf5?5'iJpJ W Qgfijjciffilw Choir , Chorus , Publicity Committee, Senior Coun- oil. Page 17 CAROL EAGLE 'Christy' Dramatic Club, Ongiara Staff, Usher staff. Gym Leader, Malcexgm Commit- tee. HAROLD ECKER Harold Publicity Committee. JAMES ELDREIDE 051-ugu LaSalle Boy' s Hi-Y,Var- nity Club, Usher Staff, Football, Dramatic Club ' WILLIAM EIART 'B 111 Delta Omega Hi-Y, Stage Crew. N ,UF F SENIORS p WINIFRED FIRHAN 'Winnie' Banquet Committee. fig we My fit! Mot JEAN FLANAGAN 'Jeanie' Cheerle r, S im - er, Ongi a St . atic C1 , S o lay. M R V Q 1 JAMES FOLEY 'Meathead' LaSalle Boy'e H1-Y,Ce.p- tain of Football Team, Basketball, Gymydf Swim Leader, Varsity Club, Athletic Representative Frontier League Sports- manship Conference, In- terclub Council, Prom Committee. X AHELENE FOILIE luis Dramatic C1ub,Pub1:lc1ty Committee, Senior Play Griffon Staff, Athleti Manager, Stamp Sal Accountant, Door Mon tor, ffon Seleemaz Y 'L 'Pe euu' tfivyfff 9fgQfmE eQ bi W Migfg, D C , Yd?f9f'5P'fXY my , J A My V Mit ,J C e f slsmons 7V m X X My gy j I an ,JM Q 51 E jmvom GORDON C A M uounneanmfonrx j V Nonnie Mom' giggiilsiggf 333238 2:3PL.iZf3fmm5fiftG55:mf ' Club Leader Usher mittee ' 9 Gym 1 Staff, Office Assistant ing Commiystee. ROBERT GOHNIBEIN 'Bob' garsity Club, Football, Nelta Omega Hi-Y, Prom Committee, Treasurer of Senior Council, Gym 8: , Swim Leader . M V' Tw 5531 M22 ,ww 9 fpqefgosmggsisiimm Usher Staff, Dramatic lub, Door Monitor, Gym Swim Leader. J MARJORY YCE HILTS Part time student. . L 'ta . ,Mpfw 1 MMA 1 WM i Q -r L X . ' n f X C K 'A 1'- x , V Q , ye p. xg . ' , ' :Bl n A M YH em SSen1om X ouno , Q Q - 3 u 0 b Ivli S. e .'5 . VJ K P V i R r C 4 of f Q Q 1 f CLAIR D. HERMANSCN Clair Gap and Gown Committee., 7 1 ,437 I'--.Af--I-445' IUOGENE HEWITT Gene' 1 glare. Salesman Pub11o1ty m-ay C ff Page 19 B LM --.L - .-..,...r RUTH BEWITT ' Shortie Publicity Comm1ttee,Se- nior Council, Gym Lead- er. DORIS HILTZ Doris Senior Council, Senior Play, Stamp Salesman, Cap and Gown Committee, Chorus. LEAILNA AGNES HOFIMAN Leanne, Chorus, Door Monitor. UARJORIE HORNE 'Red' Color 6 Motto Committee Swim Leader. SENIORS Page 20 ELAINE HOWSE Elaine Chorus , Choir 3 Baccau- laureete Committee! BOBERTA HOUSE Bob U Baccalaureate- Commi t tee Chorus , Choir . FLORMCE HUF? l'1ossie Gift Committee, Ggvmde Swim Leader. MARIANN HUGHES Marian Publicity Committee. Z 4 ffW'1i'ff W W by df K , - f 7 .JW W ,egy it sENloRs t C Mk-gig' ' fyjgt ttr if L pgymgs mm Aumm Jommr annum Audrey Color 5 lotto Committee CCRINE JAHIESON Corkyn La Nia.,Gy'm 8: Swim Leed- er, Baccalaureate Com- W fwwfff MQWW ROBERT JAMIESON Jamie Gift Committee. pred' ,XEOJ5 E1-MA JONES A J'onesyW Publicity Committee. 1 l f K W ,rf Page 21 M National Honor Society, LaSalle G11-1'e Hi-Y,Se- nior Council, Color and Motto 'Committee,Ong1a.ra Sa1esman,Griffon Sales- me.n,Sw1m Leader,,Stud.ent Representative on V-E Committee. MARION JUNE Menon Senior Counc 1, La Nia. Ollgiara. - WM Ewa C 0 MW QV V' ' J OHII JURKIN Johnnie Griffon Staff. 0510 07' 3t'4 'A f tl 1 .,J,'f2V'yN1YV 'L ARLENE KILMER Blondie Cheerleader, Gym A Swim Leader, Ongiara Staff, Choir, Chorus, Zeta Tau Iota. CYRIL KRULISKY ngyu Scenery Committee. ff 15' fl 17 DONALD KLIHE uponn Varsity Club. Iootball, Senior Play Committee. ' mu. xauu. Karl Projector Squad, Senior Counc11,Gift Committee. BETTY LA nocx vnesuav Choir, Usher Staff, Lg, N Hia, Color 8: M t o Com- mittee. ' W r f ' K , Af if f, , ,W 1' -f A J ,' y , mb QV H 6 JMU 1 :if 4 ,7 . E 1 ff xx ' SENIORS Page 22 ROBERT LINE Bob Pro,1eotor Squed,Chorue, Choir, Usher Staff, Gym Leader. Cap A Gown Com- GQMWZQZJM j,Q,,,:!iH' WILLIAM MACDONALD Red Interolub Co1mo11,Ioot- ball ,Basketball ,I-aSe11e Boy'e H1-Y,Cap end Gown Committee. comm: mcuumm 'Butch' National Honor Society, LaSalle Gir1's Hi-!,0n- giera. Staff,Senior Play Secretary of Homeroom, Secretary of Senior C1 ss. , aflu -'4 Q 'L ff-?':W 9f .Qulmwv GERALD MAHAIETNAH ngerryn Banquet Committee. J f . tm? We 61-mf WML F' ME VIRGINIA UARTINS - lginnyl Dramatic Club, Zeta Tau Iota,0ng1ara Staff, Rec Council ,Prom Committee, Griffon Staffylnterclub Council, Senior Plq. GRAHAM McCALLISTER 'Mack' Play Committee, Basket- ball, Football. Agfa.. 7Afp'eaJWZZ WJ VL PATRICIA McCANN , Pais UQ Play Committee. f jf f WW Milk 'If -7 if L ,. if ' I1 fi' Lf, qjlhlf ll' UW fx X fjfxy ff Q U LDV I If in 'Y J I ' 1 1, 7,Lf'lf' f 7 H' PKULINE uma 'Polly' LaSalle Girl's H1-Y,Gym ,end Swilm Leax!.er,Choi-us, Choir, Cngiare. Staff. WE by fit Xa . . fs NIORS JOAN MILLER .Jul National Honor Society, Senior Council, Chorus, Orchestra, Choir, Usher Staff, Gift Committee, Athletic llanager, Gym In Swim Leader,Senlor Play LaSalle Girl s H1-Y., 'idafffd I . , ' -LbP f W H :4 eqfffffl 006 BETTE HILDRED HONKARSH 'V luonkn' Banquet Committee, Gym Leader, Dramatic Club, Stamp Salesman, Senior Play 'WJtQMf Q '1rn... M- . wtf PLA ns my .JJ Prom Committee, Off e Assistant. Gym and S wx-U-'-el:z.,,. X Leader,Ong1era Salesnn ,fab ,zwbzf cfdfafw MARY BANTZ - IBut3h' Play Committee, Senior Play, Zeta: Tau Iota.,0n- glare. Salesman, Usher J Staff,Swim Lesder,D:'cmf- , e.t1oClub. X im gi amfn off g MJ, ' 'fd ch- 4441-ffff' 'Y'-'Dj ZW, Page 23 Wifi, DORIS NELS04 'Doris' Ring Committee,BomeroomN Secxetary, Gym Leader. Griffon Salesman. DOROTHY OGLESBY 'Do tt' wj3323Zf t HARRY OLENIK 'Russian' Griffon Staff ,Football , Ongiera Staff. N21 '!ER OLSON ww Senior Council, Usher 0' .Staff,Chorus,G'ym 8: Swim O,'0ff Leader ,Office Assistant Prom Committee, Choir, LaSalle Gir1's H1-Y,On- giera Staff, Athletic Meneger,Stamp Sales Ac- countant. WW! MW? , wwf SEN-0-ww W Page 24 BARBARA KAI PALII ' 'Babe' I Stamp Salesman, Inter- club Council, Publicity Committee, Le lie.. PEGGY LOU PARRIS 'Pegs' bngiara Salesman, Gym 8: Swim Leader, Prom Gom- mittee. 4 MW MJ I' , Wm Mafia Omega B1 Y',Inter- club Council, resident of Senior Coun i1, Ban- quet Committee. HELEN PIERCE! 'Helen' Gym and Swim Leader. Ticket Committee. ef ,Z P51 la .6 ggaqwfv 'Dill Adam ,M ff, W We fy we K Diqcygpv N Gwfwfifbwvg wg TOINETTE PINSJ x 'Toni' Senior Council, Chorus, Choir, Dramatic Club, Usher 5ta.ff,0ym Leader, Prom Committee, LaSalle 0ir1's Hi-Y. CORLISS PRINTIJP Coz-lie Choir ,Chorus ,Cap do Gown Oommi ttee . AL I SON REDAWAY nn-lyn Cap and Gown Committee, Gym 6 Swim Leader, Se- nior Play. EDWARD REDMUND njgudn National Honor Society, Griffon Staff,P!'esid.ent of Senior Cla.ss,LaSa1le Boy's Hi-Y, Choir, Cho- rus, Swim Leader. QZQMM ,WM W 'V M WWW3Wf V WWFSK Vt YgWKiQQf,Z?KNN Baccalaureate Committee MARGARET BEICHERT 'Peggy' Rational Honor Society, LaSalle Gir1's H1-Y,Gym 6 Swim Lead.er,Interclub Council, Ongiara Staff, Ring Committee. oy? . yea!-v. ,dish Homin Iss Howie Prom, Committee, Delta Omega Hi-Y. . JUAN RICHARDSON ' 'Smoky No. III' Ongiara Staff, Zeta Tau Iota, Usher Staff, Swim Leader. XZ . n ,yi ! Page 25 1 JACQUELINE BOY Je.equ1e l Uhoruihchoir, Color and lotto Committee. My fefff f e it cf! A1 61 - Q ! Gom- IINID -SAGE 'Blondie' Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom, Banquet Com. - mittee,0ff1ee Assistant g.,,,C,,,7,ac17g4 XW7 WL CATHERINE SAURO nxayn ' . u ww SENIORS Page 26 WILLIAM SUHILHAUER 'Bill' Dramatic 01ub,B1ey Com- mittee. MARY J. SCBMIDT nsmi n Usher Staff uh 1 Oomit e , r P I av 05 M Wi? PTM , 4 ij , President of Boy' s H1-Y W VINQZSEAB rg' Dramatic Club, Ongiara Sta.ff,Uiher 51iaff,Ch rule :Wx Club, choir YE IINNITHSBIRK nxml Play Committee. LAURICE A. NIH. BI'1Q1U Iyesn Interclub Council, Xi Gamma Rho,Senior Griffon Staff. N2 uhrryll Properties Committee. JOY A. SNYDER Pean1it Gift Committee. .J afccf-4 '?'?j WW SENIORS F ANNA SOARES 'Anita' Stamp Salesman, Office Assistant, Banquet Com- 5 mittee. fijifk G QW 'RUSSELL STINEBRING Sleepy Football, Varsity! Club, G Prom Committee, 135511, Boy's Hi-Y. HTIBERT STUBIBS 'Stubby' Scenery Committee, Pro- jector Squad.. t JAMES TEMPLETON Jim Pro,1ector Squad , Gift Committee . 1 Page 27 X fwfffw 6' ffl' DONALD WAGNIE upon!! . Dramatic G1nb,Pub1ioity Committee,Pr1nting Gom- mittee, Ongiara Staff. MAE WALOK 'Mae' Baccalaureate Committee Ongars, Salesman. WW- Q WMV L HERILYNWENDT if .fb ' P Ullarlio' Stamp Salesman, Usher - Staff, Ring Committee, v LaSalle Girl's H1-Y. g 25Vw4m ,QW riff? cms M5540 lghmkn ' Baccalaxareate Committee Football, Senior Play, kmtE,ybif? + 9223525 National Honor Society, s szmons ROGER WERBLUND 'Roger Band., Orchestre, Piles Orches tra.. CAROLINE WHITE Carol National Honor Society, I Athletic Manager, Gym Lea.der,Ong:la.ra. Snle man Usher Staff, Play Oom- mittee. af ' ' M I l QWQM OLIVE WILLIAMS Ollie Chorus ,Office Assistant Publicity ,Oomm:l.ttee. ROBERT WILLIS ,Jw XWMW4' 1 f f' I I W Page 28 BETTY WISE W Sunshine Griffon SgJ.esma.n,0ffice Assistant, Make-up Com- mittee, Le Nia. WILLIAM WOOCK Bill Griffon Staff. wp ss , 4167 WILLA YARWOOD Willie' Senior Council, Gym and Swim Leader, Ongiara Salesman, Banquet Com- mittee, Alpha Kappa Epsilon. SENIORS JAMES SCHUFER llJiml Properties Committee, W M I Griffon Staff. . J ax Class Colors: Green and White. 'Motto: Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Flower: American Beauty Rose. Page 29 EUGENIA ZINKIEVIGH Ginnyn Office Assistant,Ssn1or Council ,Properties ,Com- mittee, Cap 8: Gown Gom- mittee. HGBMA ZODA 'Norm' Ongiara Staff . P ALICE ZIMMEBMAN Zimmy La Nia., Ongiera Sales- man, Music Committee. VL. Mezifjih W JANUARY GRADUATES f A . ffjff 31911533 3333 X! AEROS LEWIS uma I Lewis Senior Council, Sound FOOHDB-11. B5lk9tb311r Crew,Swin Loa1:1er,'Ha.vy. Usher Ste.ff.C11011'.D611iB Omega. Hi-Y, Interclub Counoi1,Vars1ty Club. VMC! GESCHWENDIR LAWRENCE ITZKOIITZ 'Bum' Larry l'ootba11,Verlity Club. GILDA KRAY CHARLES MeC0lEBS 'Sleeves' Whack Alpha Kappa Epsilon. Navy. WRAY Hnms Jmssn Meaonrou lx-ay 'Jess' LaSalle Boy's 1n-Y,1nw-- neue omega rn-1. sue club Council, Senior Leader. Council. ' Page 30 JANUARY GRADUATES 1 GERALD HIXQN ROBERT STIPP NJ-orryn Ab:ls Delta Omega Hi-Y, Vice- President of January G1s,ss,IDoor Monitor, Mr Corp. EUGENE WHITAGRE Whit' X National Hozior Society, I Rao Orchestra, Navy. GERALDINE BEATON SHIRLEY PALMITER DINNETH BIDEOUT SAM BLACKMORII National Honor Society Navy 388119155811 Dramatic Club Page 31 . , ' , .. -, CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION CHARLOTTE HILTZ .ffwf 55Q'?4?:4!e'EYi'fW?' 'WT 4335: 23ifiLfH'Af if 'K A sfagsiiii gf S Q' ,gggysw a- -,fig -g smf?g,fa , 2,5 figigagpfsfff, K + ' , giv e I 5 'sf Lf-- ,,, Q rf 22? ,524 'Ck ' dig WILLIS LE VAN BETTY COTTON CECIL FABRIC! AIINDELL gf . H2222-' mg. .. ,E ??TfI1'.9. 1 zlprlw 1 ROBERT PERRY' ROBHETA. BEBRENS JOTH IALSE ' 'Ssiaf'S:e!:,a-a,sEz,:?,5:fgai,l- Hu- '-:- -:,,:,f,.,5.,, ' ' zu vi , '. 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',-5'-,L M- ,,.1.-,g1,,,fg,g.,e,-I arm ronxmm. ,mmm mm, , -' QSQWI-21 f3g i??ffEQ,'Hfsfg:f 7szff953??Q rw. . ,, 'f 5'ff,1I3'!?ifW'ff 'Wie ',-2 .-' el - S1x Zig!f 5X A , Jzgnlaffizg ,mink mx v Q ffwsmgs Af :el-5159: Y-,-Wizyz W WF 1 QV -9ifili5 f45iz1f:Q,f 'Kkk 'f,g?iL, Hgmgfgiri Lniwf,Q?2gsff':.1' W 1a'sg1 ,w?3?+xwJ7 Pr w Q '- ,illiiiffgfff !55'5iff?7i1 W . fi , -1-:las : Ex mf gl: w g m,.5Ig57'94L K' ,,1w-iw - Ms- 5 ,-fiiz, I L B5E5i5 T j Q?f?E i51 EDWARD IONQAT , I ' 1 gf Page 32 X xx wi BEATRIUE CEL!! CLASS HISTORY In September of 1959 we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five, began a momentous journey which was to take us through six years filled with ed- ucation, joyous school events and many happy memories. We now started off toward the goal which was uppermost in the thoughts of our classmates--becoming gradu- ates of LaSalle Junior-Senior High School. After settling into our exciting, new role as seventh graders, we be- gan preparing ourselves in democratic principles which would help guide us in later life. There was indeed great zest and enthusiasm present when we elected Antoinette Pino to lead us as president for our first year. During this year we sponsored a number of parties which were supported eagerly by our classmates. The spring of 1940 found us active in the city wide concert held for the choirs and choruses of the various junior and senior high schools. Another important event took place that spring. Wallace MacGregor was elected to the vice-presi- dency of the Junior Council for the coming school year. ' Through the portals of our beloved school, we entered our second year in the Junior High School. This eventful year was headed by our capable Presi- dent Wray Hilts. He was assisted in his office by Vice-president Shirley Palmi- ter, and Jean Flanagan as Secretary-Treasurer. In October, we held a gala Hallowe'en Party which was thoroughly en- joyed by all who attended. Near the end of our year as eighth graders we held a very important election to determine the new President of the Junior Council . James Paul :vas chosen: to fulfill this office for the coming year. Emerging as loyal freshmen ln the fall of 1941, we organized the class readily. President Robert J. Perry, Vice-president William Ewart, and Secretary- Treasurer Edythe Burnham combined their best efforts to make our last year in the Junior High School a truly successful one. This was a busy year for all Of us as we were preparing ourselves with new subjects for our Senior High School years. At lash the long awaited day for the Junior Prom appeared. We pre- sented our first dance with the Senior High's May Day Dance. It was indeed a notable event,one which would remain outstanding in the memories of those attend- inS.11Thus, ended our final participation with the Junior High School unit of B. 8. eo ' We entered LaSalle the next fall realizing that we were now a signifi- cant factor in the promotion and development of high school activity. We were organized under the faculty guidance of Mr. Joseph Longo. Our officers for the tenth year were James Paul, Presidentg James Foley, Vice-presidentg Jack Danner, Secretaryg and Mary Nantz, Treasurer. The numerous events of May Day helped us display our abundant talent and leadership. Howeverg in the gaily decorated gymnasium that evening, we wit- nessed the presentation of the cup to the Junior Class. Proving our good sports- manship, our spirit remained undaunted and we were determined to win the cup the following year. ' We elected James Paul to the office of Vice-president of the Senior Council. In June we finished our first year in the Senior High School. This had been a gay,studious year for all of us. Page n . CLASS HISTORY A fleeting summer passed us and we were soon back at LaSalle working industriously and supporting the teams which had many of our more athletic, male classmates as members. Again we decided upon James Paul's capability to lead us in the organization of the Junior Class. Also serving us in class offices were Vice-president Jack Danner, Secretary Connie MacMullin and Treasurer William Ewart. Mr. Peter Gugino was also a Sreat asset to the class by serving us as class advisor. ' In February, we presented a very novel St. Valentinefs Day Dance. The gymnasium was highly colorful with cupids and hearts on the walls and red and white paper streamers. Amid this appealing theme were happy couples enjoying themselves to the utmost. Again May Day was upon us. It was with vim, vigor, and vitality that our class set out for the cherished cup. We put our best efforts into all the events which took place that day and saw our score rise steadily. Sure of vic- tory, we eagerly awaited Mr. Peet's deliverance of the cup at the dance to our class representative. However, the Sophomore Class had won a close victory. Last fall we entered LaSalle to register as supreme Seniors. Our jour- ney wae nearing its finish. Miss Genevieve Wustrack became our faculty advisor. We carefully chose our class officers who led us successfully through our senior year. Edward Redmond became our class president and fulfilled his office to the best of his ability. Lucille Britman as Vice-president, Connie MacMullin as Sec- retary, and Thomas C merford as Treasurer were the remaining class officers who worked hard for the class during our last year. In January, there were sixteen graduates of the Senior Class. These students had accelerated their school work in order to graduate before their entrance into the armed forces of our country or enter college and other institutions of higher learning. President Wray Hilts led this part of our Senior Class. Gerald Nixon and Gilda Gray served as Vice- presldent and Secretary respectively. - Our great enthusiasm in selling magazine subscriptions swelled our class funds. We were presented with an ice cream party by the publishing com- pany for energetic co-operation. In April we presented our annual Senior Play under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Erwin. It was entitled NJohnny on the Spotn and dealt with the return of a supposed, hero sailor. This comedy was a great success. The memories of the night of the Senior Banquet, Senior Prom, Baccalau- reate Service and Graduation Service--these will be our last treasured thoughts of our Senior year. The Class of 1945 is going out into a world of chaos which must be re- built by sound minds and bodies. Our education at LaSalle has without question helped us in this direction. And now it is time for us to bid farewell to the past and future history of LaSalle Junior-Senior High School which we are proud to call--our school. - IRENE CHAMBERLAIN Historian, Class of 1945 Page 34 CLASS PROPHECY ' You, dear classmates, may'scoff at the idea that crystal-gazing care ries any portent of things to come. You may laugh in derlsion at the future events which will take place. Nevertheless we gazed at a drystal ball the other nisht and everything was so amazingly prophetic, so realistic, and crowded with your images that As the effigy of Connie We had just been we take great pleasure in relating to you our experience. television receiver was placed back in its cradle the familiar MacMullin, our class secretary of 1945, faded from the screen. informed of a reunion at our dear Alma Mater. So preparing for immediate leave from our dude rgnghmin sunny Texas, we gave last minute instructions to our caretaker, Bud RedmQgQQ Our chauffeur, Howie Reiss, wheeled up, as a host of cowboys and girls namely, Pat McCann, Lor- raine Cleluszak, Peggy Lou Parris, Bob Dygert,Jim Eldredge and Bill Schildhauer, sang a farewell song.' We were driven to the depot where we saw none other than those two comedians, B uck and Ewart, who were touring the states with Jim Paul and his world famous swingsters. Before boarding the Super Slide train designed by Sam Blackmore and,his assistant, Wray Hilts, we were confronted by that ln- quiring reporter, Lorelei Anderson. Proceeding to our private car, we were helped with our luggage by Bob Jamieson, then our coy maid Mary Nantz took charge of it. Entering the club car we were provided with some entertainment, for over by the piano was Mary Lou Ansley accompaning Toni Pino and Tom Scozzafava from the Metropolitan. ' As we continued to sail along at top speed, our attention was dis- tracted by a cloud of chatter from Mac McCalester, Russell Stinebring, and Vin- cent Shaffer, who were discussing the latest fantastic scheme of Fred Freeman's. After a few hours of travel, we arrived at Sun Valley, Idaho, where we were greeted by Tom comerford, the mayor and his secretary,Mary Jean Crowley who gave us a hearty welcome. We were then escorted to the Hotel Brady which was de- signed by Richard hlmse1f,where we registered with Dick Bennett, the desk clerk. The Bellhops, Harold Ecker and Jerry Mahannah showed us to our suite where we freshened up for a jaunt through the town. we saw many familiar names on the While strolling down main street, signs posted in front of the different shops. One in particular caught our eye. also stopped at the Art Gallery to about which the world was raving. It was the WMary Schmidt Beauty Salon.W We see some of Betty Ball's priceless paintings A modern glass b ilding suddenly loomed up in front of us and we de- cided to enter. On the main floor was a large newspaper office with an inscrip- tion on the door, Don Dilmore - Editor. He was surrounded by his many secretar- ies, Lucille Britman, Betty Cotton, and Thelma Cuddahee. Inside the office was Jean Rutherford recording the incoming news flashes. As we listened to these re- ports, several well-know persons were mentioned. A - WMiss Betty Author, prominent socialite, is reported to have been se- cretly married to some New York banker, Captains Aeros Lewis and Jim Foley have started their Cornell team into the season's training, Donald Wagner, the star of the Broadway production, WFool's Holiday,W has announced that his SSleGti0H for Miss 1955 is Mac Connery.N Page 35 CLASS PROPHECY I Dashing back and forth was Laurice Shiya,Society Editor, with the lat- Sst reports on the season's debutantes, Ginny Martinsen, Enid Sage, and Betty onkarsh. Onanearby table lay a copy of the evening's write-up by Bob Sullivan, successor to Walter Winchell, whose NDaily Chattern column revealed the lives of such persons as Dorothy Oglesby, Betty Dlnger, and Roberta Behrens. We went out of this room and up a few floors on the elevator. Some of the offices which we noticed were those of Lavonne Gordon - Business Teacher, Carol Eagan - Trained Nurse, Jess McGonigle - Doctor, and Doris Hilts - School of Dancing. ' After leaving the building,we were strolling down the street when sud- denly a terrific explosion rent the air. As the smoke cleared away, the labora- tory of James Templeton, the world famous chemist was seen. His colleague, Roger Wernlund had misunderstood his instructions and mixed the wrong powders. Adingylittle shop with balls hanging out in front of it,next attract- ed our attention. There, behind the counter, was Charles Wensley, selling some- thing that no one wanted ,to somebody who wanted nothing. As we lingered there, fascinated by the array of old cow-bells, glass eyes, and 'junk jewelry,W in walked Joan Miller trying to pawn her violin, in hopes of raising enough money for a square meal. Inside the Irene Specialty Shop, which featured styles by Chamberlain, m0delS, Helen Piercey, Lucille Battles and Betty LaRock, were showing the latest thing in bathing suits and evening dresses. Floorwalkers, Bob Perry and Joe Walsh, were attentively watching the models -- perhaps they were afraid that a shoplifter would walk off with them. Our time ran out and we had to hurry on to our next stop. This stop was in Chicago, Illinois. Audrey Mueller, our secretary, had arranged for us to attend the Ice Follies,the Swimmers' Club,and if time permitted,we were to visit Alfred Nixon who was manager of Nixon's Roller Derby, featuring Ruth Hewitt,Jac- queline Roy and Betty Wise. As we were leaving the station, we were interviewed by Elaine House. We arrived at the hotel Just as Winifred Firman, Willa Yarwood, and Catherine Sauro were leaving to do their shopping. Bob Gornbeln drove us to the Ice Follies in his taxicab. Marion June, and Corless Printup were waiting in the ticket line when we arrived. Kenneth Sherk and Lorraine Hartman, called the King and Queen of the Ice, were the stars of the show. William MacDonald handed us our program at the door. Among the names on the program we discovered thatxEffie Clark, Corrine Jamieson, James Schaeffer and Hubert Stubbs were co-stars in the show. After we had witnessed the outstanding performance of these stars, we stopped at a dinette run by Bob Linn and Esther Olson. From here we went to the Swimmers' Club. We were driven to the club by Alice Zimmerman in her convertible coupe. Charles McCombs, owner of the club, met us at the entrance and escort- ed us to a table at the edge of the huge marble pool. Several of our former classmates were present. Among them were Catherine Chesterfield, Joyce Bovee and Dorothy Auman. Two of the performers were giving a high diving exhibition while some of the others prepared for their acts. Clair Hermanson was the star of the show and was awarded the trophy for his high diving exhibition. Audrey Jordan won the cup for the 220 yard free style race. Cyril Krulisky, who was manager of theiclub, informed us that our secretary had reservations for us on the next tra n. We arrived at Grand Central station the next morning and rode around this huge station on a Jet Scooter. We stopped at a refreshment stand and order- ed a bite to eat from Ann Dell. While there,we listened to Margaret Reichert and Lois Abbott playing piano duets on their own radio program. Page 36 ,,, CLASS PROPHECY Riding out of the station we turned over the scooter to Irene Campbell and Norma Zoda who were in charge of transportation in the terminal. We noticed that pogo sticks were the latest things in the line of transportation. I We were not able to stay long in this city, but while there we visited the Statue of Liberty where Don Kline was our guide. From there we went to Radio City where the Joy Snyder Hour was in progress. From there we went to Carnegie Hall where Margaret Connell was presenting a concert on her harp. She was accom- panied by Barbara Palm. Alison Redaway and Eugenia Zinkievich were usherettes. From New York City we took a plane instead of the train. Eugene Whit- acre was pilot and William woock was co-pilot. Marjorie Horne and Imogene Hewitt were stewardesses. We stopped at Albany to pick up several government officials and to our surprise, Carol White, Lois Crawford, Gerald Silliphant, and Robert Stipp were among them. At last we arrived at the airport in the old home town. We hurried to our Alma Mater. As we strolled down the halls we saw many familiar faces. In one of the classrooms Mona Des Jardin was giving a lecture to a group of mothers, Jean Flanagan, Marjorie Hilts, Roberta House, and Marjorie Corbin, on NHow to Bring up Children.W Among the changes in the faculty, we noticed that Harry Olenik was in charge of the art department, and Doris Nelson and Shirley Palmiter headed the music department. As the darkness fell slowly over the round object, the door leading to the future closed. As we departed from our former classmates, we realized that each one was doing his share in making America a better place in which to live. ARLENE KILMER PAULINE MERAW Class Prophets Page 37 CLASS WILL This is a world of changing times. The citizens of our democracy are always striving to meet new goals of greater heights. Likewise, we, the Seniors of LaSalle High School, must move on from this great institution. It is with ex- treme sadness that we depart. But such is life! Our charitable nature, forces us to leave some of our vast wealth to fellow schoolmates. Because of the abundance of these gifts, their high value, and the amount of work involved in handing out said gifts,we hereby appoint Miss Wustrack, our capable advisor, true friend and energetic math teacher, as chief distributor. Her job will be that of maintaining peace and order throughout the mad scramble for things left behind., ' With our time drawing nigh, we, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and For- ty-Five,. being of sound body, and less sound mind, now present our final will. Any benefactor discovered trying to change this testament, immediately herewith, will be cut off from all and any of its gifts. To those among them who are able to afford the burden of paying an inheritance tax, we bequeath the following ar- ticles: Article I Article II Article III Article IV Article V Article VI Item 1 To Mr. Clark J. Peet and Mr. Elton C. Schwinger, we leave our everlasting gratitude for their help rendered in.order that we might successfully complete our studies at LaSalle. We realize that the Class of '46 can never fill our places as such per- sistent visitors to our principals' domain -- the office. There- fore, in view Of the fact that Mr. Peet and Mr. Schwinger will undoubtedly miss us, we leave our eternal memory for strength to carry on their great work. U To the faculty,we leave our deepest sorrow for having to withdraw such excellent students as Ourselves from this institution of higher learning. Knowing the many faults of the Class of '46, we are also leaving several hundred NB'sN and WC'sU to be used un- sparingly on all report cards. These are left as a result of the vast surplus not needed by such a well-behaved class as that of '45. In case this aid is insufficient,the gremlins have landed in a B-29 behind the school to make it possible for the faculty to wget away from it all!n To Miss Wustrack,our class advisor, we leave our heartfelt thanks for her wonderful co-operation and guidance in all of our class projects. To the Juniors, our inexperienced successors, we leave our title of HHonorable Seniorsu with all the dignity and popularity which accompanies it. Furthermore, we leave encouragement that they may imitate our accomplishments. Yet, because of our extreme superi- ority, we realize that they can never obtain the success which we have acquired. - X To the Sophomores,those insignificant bits of youth,we leave hope that they may struggle through two more laborious years of dili- gent study. Also, to the feminine portion of the Class of '47,the Senior girls return the Sophomore boys -- a little the worse for wear. We have condescended to leave the following most treasured valu- ables to a few honored individuals. We trust that they will ac- cept these gifts with all due sense of responsibility and guard them for posterity. To Johnny Meyers, better known as NLittle John,N Bud Redmond leaves one foot and four inches which will entitle the receiver to membership in the NSix Footers' Club.N Page 38 Item J cuss wlu. To Elsie Kraft,we leave Pauline Meraw's privilege of snapping her gum in Mrs. Wright's sixth period study. To the Stage Crew, we give the high honor of closing the curtain after our graduation ceremony. To May McMurdo, Audrey Jordan bequeaths her never-ending ability to arrive home with the milkman, and still maintain a 95 average. To WUncle Bobu Simpson, we leave a pack of Chesterfields. - To Rita Vanderwerf, Betty Dinger leaves her position as Captain of the Cheering Squad. ' To Floyd Taylor, we give Jim Paul's ability to save money by lg- noring the fairer sex. To all you hep cats and Jive fiends, we leave the REC. Take good care of it! J To Mae Reene Witt, we leave Ginny Martinsen's lovable personality and also the title HGravel Gertie.W To Mr. Obie, Toni Pino leaves her latest formula -- guaranteed to destroy chemistry lab. To George White,Russell Stinebring leaves his multitude of ingen- ious excuses for not doing homework. To Alice McCullough, we leave Mac's ability to keep up the morale of the boys with her whistle. To Popper Ridgeway, Mary Nantz leaves her everlasting love and affection to carry him successfully through his senior year. To Miss Soboleski, Jim Foley leaves Jack Vitullo to carry on his eternal arguments. To Howie Edwards,' we leave Bill MacDonald's task of cleaning the floor during the basketball games. To whomever the great task of NChiefW of the Ongiara Staff will fall,we leave the multitude of gray hairs Don Dilmore accumulated during this enterprise. To Ida Quinn, Mary Lou Ansley leaves her motto, HBetter Late Than Never.U To Gordon Miller,we leave Ton Comerford's strut. Have you noticed that swinging arm and 450 angle? go- Judy Goetzman, we pass on Norma Zoda's affinity for corny okes. A To Al Benson, we leave Jim Eldredge's physique. To Marilyn Nelson, Carol Eagan gives her formula for success as a new student at LaSalle. To HBuckWAndrews, LaSalle's custodian, we leave a million thanks for keeping any school spick and span. To Evelyn Zobel, we leave Betty LaRock's quiet efficiency. To Janeanne White, we hand down Laurlce Shiya's title of nBest- dressed 1aSallian.H To Jack Trowell, Joe Walsh leaves his curlers. To Joan Gray, we leave Connie MacMullin's all-winter tan. To the next scrap drive, we give Dick Bennett's Ncar.H To Maxine Jackson, we leave Lucille Britman's perpetual smile. To all of the LaSalle students now in the Services of our Country we give our moral support. To the relief of the faculty, we are taking the team of Bruckner and Ewart along with us when we leave LaSalle. On this first day of Spring in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundre+d and Forty-Five, we affix our names to this our last Will and Testament. VJTNESSES: JM! Jffuxlb ., We, gm, .QW Qfiymfaifeaf may CLASS Tssmrons Page 39 ON GIARA STAFF in, Lucille Battles Lettering..Donald Wagner, Robert Lowe : Joan Richardson, Mary Jean Crowley, Carol Eapan, Norma Zoda, Mona DesJardin, Irene Chamberlain, Jean Flanagan Pauline Meraw, Peggy Reichert, LaVonne Gordon Edit or-in-ani ef: Donald Dilmore Associate Editors: Mona DesJard Art Editor: Harry Olenik Drawings.. Typing: Lavonne Gordon Assistant..Esther Glson Write-ups Advisor: Miss Wadsworth Snapshots: Virginia Martinsen Publicity: Laurioe Shiya Sales: Peggy Rice. Thomas Comerford, Vincent Schaeffer, Maurice Cooper , Advisor: Miss Toole Photography! Connie MacMu1lin Make'uP3 Griffon Staff AdVi501'I Mrs . Davis ' Page 40 .Betty Ball, Robert Lowe Thomas Scozzafava TO THE SCHOOL A This year the Senior Class, through the Ongiara staff, is presenting a new type of book to the students. Because of wartime shortages and lack of fi- nancial backing, some of the supplies we desired were not available. For the first year since 1942, we were able to obtain hard covers for the Ongiara. A new method of printing, called planographing, has also been used. Our theme is the nAmerican Way,W which we chose because, especially in this year of victory in the world conflict, we should all be proud of the Ameri- can way of doing things. Our boys have fought and died for these things, and it is up to us to uphold them as we go out into the world. u A great deal of hard work has been put forth to bring you this year- book. We hope you will enjoy it. , Don Dilmbre, Editor. Page 41 ' I SENIOR PLAY A ' I The 1945 Senior Class play, HJonnny on the Sp0t,H by Anne Coulter Mar- tens, was presented the afternoon of April llth and the evening of April 12. , This sparkling comedy in three acts concerns the trials and tribula- tions of Johnny, a returned sailor, who, quite by accident,has become the town's hero.l The pursuits of his countless female admirers accounted for much of the play's gayity and humor, but the story is complicated by the arrival of Sherry Lee, a radio singer, with whom he falls in love. Secondary to the major plot were the difficulties encountered by Johnny's mother, Melinda, in managing her failing hat shop. f Both performances of the play, directed by Mrs. Erwin, were enjoyed by a-house filled to capacity. 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Daniel Barry, James Barnes, Mary Jane Bennett, Jack Bero, Leona Blackmore, Richard Blankman, Donald Bloom, Beverly Bohnet, Ruth Bolender, Betty Bolsnder, John Bonsteel, Marion Bottom, Donald Bourkhaltz, Joann B ady, James Branche, Gordon Brennan, Joann Brown, Arlene Brown, Donna B owning, William Brusino, Jack Budd, Daniel Bunce, John Burnsworth, Eva Butler, Margaret Carney, Arlene Carson, Patricia Chakos, Celia Cicanchetti, Paul Clements, Barry Coe, James Coleman, Dolores Comerford, James Coolbaugh, Leighton Cornell, Ray Corp, William Counts, Robert Crawford, George Cronwell, Jack Cuddahee, Jerauld Cummings,Marilyn Ann Dillon, Catherine Donihue, Robert Downs, Lorraine Duegar, Walter Dunn, Robert Evans, Alan Felvis, Emmaline Ferguson, Le Roy Fermivile, Joanne Finley, Emery Fiscus, Jean Foss, Betty Framtone, Francis Freedline, Gladys Freeman, Howard Fulgenzi, Norine Fuller, Harry Gardiner, William Gee, Leon SEVENTH GRADE Genovese, Mary Gerg, James Gibbons, Wanda Giroux, Marjorie Gombert, Irwin, Goss, Jennie Gould, George Goupil, Gabrulla Grady, William Gray, James Gray, Richard Green, Eugene Gregg, Carol Gulher, Robert Hageman, George Hale, Muriel Hall, Barbara Halloran, Thomas Hamilton, James Hansen, Barbara Hartman, Elroy Hasel, Beatrice Hawes, Terry Heilborn, Julie Hendley, Roger Henry, Leo Hewitt, Everett Hill, Ian Hindsrmeier, Anne Hogan, Richard Holtz, Edwin Hopper, Barbara House, Carol Houchins, Judith Howey, Fred Hughes, June Humphries, Joan Hunter, John Hurd, Mary Iadicicco, Mary Jackson, Betty Jackson, Gwendolyn Jenks, Charles Jodson, Frances Johns, Arline Johnson, Norvel Jones, Elfred Kehoe, Jack Kelly, Barbara Kelly, Maxie Kersell, Gordon Kerswell, Gordon Kimball, Th mas Kitchen, William Kroetsch, George Kuhlman, Cornelia Ladd, Marlene Laughlin, Ronald Laughlin, Shirley Laughlin, Velzie Learman, Doris Ledford, Gary Lively, Charles Long, Robert Losey, Marilyn Lowe, Carlos . MacDonald, John MacLeod, Ann Magliazzo, Dorothy Malvestuto, Rose Mang, Richard Maracle, Gloria Marshall, Gladys Marshanke, Barbara Martin, James Mauk, Joanne' McDonell, Alfred McHenry, Anna McKenny, Eugene Mercer, Mary Lou Messer, Linda Meyers, Joseph Meyers , Leslie Michalek, Mary Miller, William Mills, Ronald Montonda, Gloria Mountain, Donald Mulbauer, William Mulconer-y, Donald Mulholland, lorrain Mulholland, Marvin Murphy, Donald Murry, Gordon Mutton, Geoffrey Myers, Robert Nantz, David Nelson, Donald Nelson, Ethel Nelson, Lois Nichols, Florence Nixon, Shirley Nogle, Natalie Nye, Russell O'Brien, Vesta Offhouse, Donald Olsker, Sue Parkes, Rita Parmenter, Peter Paron, Robert Pasch, Helen Patterson, Beatric Patterson, Leander Penney, Edith Perez, Louis Petrey, Pauline Petzing, Judy Pierce, Marlon Pierce, Paul Pierson, William Pino, Norma Piper, Mary Lou Platt, Betty Press, Barbara Printup, Adelaide Printup, Joyce L. Potter, Gertrude Quinn, Robert Rader, Shirley Reay, Carole Page 44 B Redaway, Doris Regan, Robert Rice, Jack Richmond, Robert Ricketts, Anita Riscilla, Frances Rizzo, Betty Rowe, Daniel Rowland, Sheila Rowles, Phyllis Schulze, Jean Schwartz, Joan Scott, Albert Scott, Doris Selch, Grant . Seivert, Dorothy Shaffer, Joan Shampine, Anita Shomers, Clarence Shomers, Donald Shomers, Marilyn Sikkas, Betty Lou Smeal, John Snodgrass, Mary Jane Sprague, Joyce Stauffer, Lois Steinbeck, Sue Steward,'Jack Strasburg, Albert Strasburg, Richard Strasburg,'Wray Strachan, Gerald, Strowger, Janet Strowgsr, Russell Stuller, Louise Taylor, Audrey Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Betty Tearce, John Thompson, Vonda Tilyou, Glenn Tropea, Dolores Turner, Joan Umholtz, Franklyn VanBlargan, Clifford Van Slyke, Wilma Vosburgh, Mildred Waddell, Lillian Wadsworth, Ernest Wadsworth, Etta Wagner, Annette Wagner, Don Walker, Evelyn Warner, Jack Webber, Ilean Weiss, Dorothy ' Welzmillsr,Betty Ann Weslar, Anne Westerman, John Whitacre, Charles White, Glenna White, Richard Whitney, Delores Whittle, Barbara Continued Page 54 Page 45 Albion, Arthur Anderson, Charles Anderson, Duane Ashby, Jean Ashby, Ralph Babbitt, Raymond Banks, Betty Bastian, Bryce Bates, Beverly Bates, Lois Batson, Norma Baxter, Phillis Beishline, John Bennett, Robert Berger, Maybelle Berger, Robert Best, Dorothy Birch, Raymond Bloom, Marjorie Bower, Thomas Brenscke, Anne Brown,'Beverly Brown, John Brown, Margaret Brown, Marilyn Brundson, Harry Bruss, Donna Bruss, Gilbert Burnsworth, Charl Burdick, Joan Bush, Doyle Butts, Emily Campbell, Homer Campbell, Janet Canaby, Stephen Chatfield, Carl Chew, Betty Cochrane, Milton Coleman, James Connally, Joyce Cowe, Irene Crandall, Paul Crossett, Rita Cummings, Donald Cummings, Vernon Cusick, Webster Danner, Charles Davidson, Stanley Davis, Alma Delablo, Joseph Dernbrack, Janet Dilmore, Robert Dixon, Marl Downs, Gerald Driver, Albert Duncan, Jayne Durant, Victor Ecker, Clifford Eldredge, John Ellman, John Ellman, Kenneth Elstrodt, Charles Evans, Freda Everhart, Ann Ewin, Cora SS EIGHTH GRADE Fabiano, Dolores Farber, Karl Farmer, Juanita Fessenden, Patrick Fiedler, Beverly Figler, Patricia Fitzpatrick, John Fose, Leroy y Fose, Phyliss Frasier, William Frampton, Juanita Fredricks, Lois Furry, Ronald Hailey, Robert Haseley, Carol Harris, Jack Hedlund, Douglas Henwood, Joan Herman, Robert Heuer, James Hiddee, Jack Hill, Lawrence Hillo, william Hill, Robert Hoffman, Donald Hoffman, Geraldine Holland, Robert Holt, Donald Holtz, Richard Houchins, Ann Horvath, William Infantino, Frances Insalaco, Mary Jackson, Ralph Jacobs, Doris Jacobs, Paul Jansen, Norman Jagow, Marilyn Jeffries, Lorraine Jenny, Joanne Johnson, Shirley A Johnson, Shirley M Johnstone, Phyllis Jones, Carl Jones, Laura Jones, Omar Jowdy, Albert Kashiskian, George Keetch, Margaret Kelly, Joan ' Killian, Ianthe Kilmer, Wilton Klrkman, Marie Klail, Roberta Klein, Genevieve Kleinhans, Joan Kline, Shirley Knapp, Dorothy Krieger, Jeanette Kuntz, Neil LaGuille, Mae Lane, John Learman, Donald Leeman, Charles Lewis, Jack Lou Loeschke, Norma Logan, Catherine Luzier, Rhea Magliazzo, Joseph Malvestuto, Lucy Marangine, Evelyn Marsden, Donald Mashinter, Shirley Mason, Helen McCarthy, Robert McClelland,,Sarah McCutcheon, Vesta McDonald, William McFarland, James McGregor, David McKevitt, Marilyn McLaughlin, Alice McMillan, Eleanor Meacham, Dorothy Mencer, Jack Messing, Albert Miesko, Donald Miller, Floyd Mills, Robert Milleville, Alice Milleville, Donald Mirick, William Moodie, Richard Moodle, Robert Moore, Roderick Moser, Walter Mt. Pleasant, Betty Mt. Pleasant, Joan Mueller, Eunice Mueller, Shirley Myers, James Nees, Mildred Nesbit, Bonita Nickerson, Leslie Nixon, Robert Norris, Eileen O'Donnell, Elizabeth Olsker, Ann Olson, Jane Olson, Richard Owens,NCarol Owens, James Parker, Robert Patterson, Joan Paul, John Peck, Jeanne Peirce, Walter Pelry, Dorothy Perry, Michael Perry, Nick Peters, Shirley Pharo, Marjorie, Phillips, Betty Phillips, Donald Phillips, Grace Platt, Joanne Pokelwaldt, Audrey Prigge, John Printup, Harrison Ranson, Jack Page 46 Q Jane Rea, Shirley Reed, James Reid, Jean Reis, Kernell Renter, William Rhoney, Earl Rhoney, Joan Richard, Eli A Rigerman, Janet Riley, Warren Rink, Gary Roberts, James Roberts, Margaret Rollins, Harriet Rowland, Harold Rowlee, Kathleen Sarazon, Jeanette Scanlon, Edward Schiessen, Doris Schultz, Elmer Sigwalt, Sue Sequn, Ray Sharples, James Shear, June Sheldrick, Robert Shippy, James Shiya, Jeanette Sllsh, Dorine Smith, Dolores A Spencer, Kenneth Stephens, Kitty Lou Stephenson, Audrey, Stewart, Robert Stiver, Marvon Strasburg, Ann Strassburg, Victor Suits, Norma Swanson, Patty Taggart, Dorothy Thomas, Simone Tottin, Howard Treichler, Joan Treichler, Lois Van Slyke, Joyce Veillette, Normand Veillette, Roland Volkstadt, Carol Wadsworth, Shirley Walders, Nancy H Walker, Thomas Ward, Robert Washington, Raymond Webber, Dorothy Weicht, Harold Whitmore, William Whittle, Jeanean Williams, Elaine Williams, Mary Ruth Wilson,'Dallas Wilson, Earl Wilson, Roberta Wilson, Ruby Winker, Christopher Woodbury, Carolyn Continued on Page54 Page 47 Adams, Dolores Adams , John Adams, Martin Allender, Albert Amato, Mary Anderson, Marvin Andrews, John Atkinson, Dorothy Atkinson, Douglas Auman, Donald Banks, Barbara Barley, Charlotte Barrs, Janice Bateman, Donald Batterson, Gerald Baxter, Kenneth Beaton, Joyce Bechtel. Marjorie Becktel, Ruth Beutel, Jeanette Beutel, Leonard Biniecki, Mildred Biscula, Anna Blaise,'Kenneth Blake, Mary Lou Blotner, Muriel Bolam, Dale Brady, Francis Brown, Mary Brua, Robert Bruss, Maurine Buckley, June Buerger, Helen Camann, Jean Cambell, Raymond Cardwell, Betty Carpenter, Howard Casper, Kathryn Chamberlain, Alex Chamberlain, Jane Charnuck, Stephen Cheeley, Ruth Cindrick, Mildred Collins, Almina Connell, Joseph Cooke, Donald Corp, Carl Crawford, Frank Crossett, Lois J Curter, Doris Curtis, Shirley Dart, Donna Davis, William Delahay, Ellis DeVantier, Allan Deweese, Gerald Dioesare, Margaret Doherty, John D'Orazio, Louis Downs, Dorothy Dugan, Laura Dunn, William Eagan, Joan NINTH GRADE Everts, Nilda Eyerly, Harold Fadel, Elaine Fellabruck, Katherine Felton, Edward Fenton, Alice Ferguson, Lawrence Finley, Jack Fitzgerald, Virginia Fogg, Rebecca Fok, Lois Foster, Beverly Foster, Lloyd Franklin, Gerald Froebel, Carole Furman, Marvin Gardner, Eloise Genovese, Joseph Geschwender, Audrey Gibbons, Charlotte Gibbons, Robert Gibbon, Ruth Girnzelma, Wilbur Godyn, Dorothy Goodin, Dolores Goodroe, Margaret Gray, Joanne Greenwald, Isabelle Grose, Robert Gurman, George Haas, Robert Hailey, Lawrence Hallam, Roger Hannah, Allen Hartley, Arthur Hartsack, Herbert Harvey, Lois Hemmis, Virginia Henderson, Arlene Handley, Jack Herl, Gloria Hidy, John Hiltz, Evelyn Hodges, Gloria Hoffman, Janet Holka, Bruce Holland, Lois Holland, Milton Holt, Raymond Hooper, Doris Horne, Alice Horne, William Humphries, Marie Irwin, Audrey Iskowitz, Lillian Jamieson, Harold Januze, James Jensen, Austin Johnson, Dolores Johnson, Margaret Kam, Lawrence Kaumeyer, Gerald Kelly, Patricia Kenney, Dorothy Kerswell, Wilbur Kew, Lawrence Kimball, Chester King, Dorothy Kline, David Kraft, Carolyn Kratts, Robert Kroening, Clyde Kroening, Doris Krull, Kenneth Kunkel, Kenneth Laletiford, Arthur Lapp, Leon Latte, John Latte, Roderick Lawson, Robert Lederer, Pearl Leeman, Jean LeRosa, Paul Lewis, Richard Lichoilles, Duane Lingenfelter, Aloi Lloyd, Benjamin Loncto, William Lorenze, Carol Luick, Donald MacDonald, James MacDonald, Helen MacNeil, Norma Manson, Norman Marcinowski, Anna Marek, Ronald Marshall, Alice Masters, Shirley McArdle, Francis McCabe, Barbara McCombs, Jean McDonald, Shirley McDonell, Ray Meacham, Conrad Meacham, Donald Mellors, Walter Messer, Jacqueline Messer, Joe Meyers, Carl Mikula,,Caroline Miles, George Miller, Albert Miller, Earl Miller, Elsie Miller, Fred Miosqua, John Mitrano, Rosalie Moir, Wilfred Moll, Dolores Moodle, Eugene Moodle, William Moyer, Patricia Mueller, Madalyn Murry, Norma Myers, Merton Nafus, Ben Page 48 S Neff, Helen Newgent, Audrey Nolan,Mary Catherine O'Bresley, Louis Ogden, Anna Mae A Oldfield, Gordon O1enik,Vera Oliver, Evelyn Parker, John Pwcw,Pmd Pawlak, Edwin Payne, Dorothy Paytas, Shirley Pearce, Edward Pedore, Rose Marie Perkins, William Peters, Betty Lou Peterson, John Pettit, Richard Phillips, Donald Piche, Carol Piercey, Doris Platt, William Pokelwaldt, Neil . Pokelwaldt, Shirley Porter, Norma Jean Prevost, Herbert Prosser , Mari on Quade, Francis Rader, Doris Radloff, Mary Rainer, Betty Ray, Ethel Reay, Rena Reid, Roy Rew, Shirley Rhodes, Patricia Rice, Peggy Richmond, Richard Rlckert, Lois Rideout, Earle Rigerman, Dorothy Riscile, Salvatore Rodgerson, Morris Ronca, Paul Roszel, Dolores Rotella, Joseph Roush, Gladys Rule, Audrey Rumsey, Sue Rupert, Dorothy Sarazen, Harriet Saunderson, Robert Schaffer, Myron Schuler, Dora Schuld, May Schultz, Dolores Schultz, Walter A Scolase, Louis Scott, Walter Schwinger, Elton, Jr Selch, Frederick Continued Page 54 Page 49 Ackerson, Richard Auman, Betty Lou Beaton, Robert Beishline, Leonard Blair, Donald Bohlman, Robert Bornhoft, Richard Brothers, Joseph Brown, Robert Bastian, Cheryl Ann Beel, Shirley Benjamin, Clara Bloom, Carolyn Bonsteel, Marjorie Boyes, Marion Brundage, Ruth Ann Curd, Carlton Carlson, Hjalmar Carrier, Max Coppernoll, Bruce Coyle , Thomas Crooks, Donald Curnow, Joseph Campbell, Doris Carson, Betty. Cawker, Merry Carol Chakos, Mary Collins, Shirley Connell, Katherine Conrad, Audrey Coppock, Velma Coughlin, Janette Crispell, Shirley Crawley, John Cutroneo, Florence Di Cesare, Bernard Dorrill, James Dill, Hugh De Vantier, Roger Dabrowski, Dolores Davis, Betty Des Jardin, Joan Douglas, Leah Durry, Phyllis Dunn, Constance Elmore, John Else, Mary Louise Elman, Betty Figler, Joan Flick, Mildred Franklin, Betty Fowlie, Richard Fraser, Claude Faiola, Jack Graves, Wilson Gambino, Joseph Gray, Ralph Godyn, Claudia Goldthorp, Doris Greatorix, Ethel Gee, Lela Greenfield, Lois Gibson, Robena Hamilton, Vivian Hartman, Don Hendershot, James Hewitt, True Hollinbough, Ray Holzle, John Houck, Nelson Huse, Richard Harvey, Charlotte Harvey, Margaret Hasely, Pearl Hassan, Lois Herl, Wilma Hermanson, Irene Hertz, Shirley Hever,'Lydia Hilderbrandt, Lois Hill, Roberta Hughes, Richard Holder, Elaine Hindermeier, Dianna Hochadel, Shirley Horvath, Jean Hurley, Nancy Huse, Mary Ellen Janas, Dolores June, Ellen Johnson, Janice Johnson, William Jones, Donald Jowdy, Charles Jackson, Delmore Jacobs, Arnold Jagow, Frederick, Jackson, Yvonne Jamieson, Shirley Kowalski, Alice Koshian, Jacqueline ' Killian, Vivian Kidder, Betty Kenyon, Bertha Keller, Joanne Keil, Marjorie Kuntz, Ray Kreiger, Kenneth Keper, Laura Mae Lamb, Elsie Lacey, Wilfred Lashuk, Jerry Latko, Felix Lederer, John Lehman, Roger Lewis, Curtis Levine, Moree Lederer, Max Lippincott, Joyce Loicano, Jennie Lockhart, Florence Ludwick, Priscilla Loughrey, Carl Lundegren, Martha McCully,,Gerald McNeil, Joseph Mashinter, James Millville, Wilbert Mountain, Charles Mueller, Melvin Muhlbauer, Jack McDonald, Donna Mead, Carol Menz, Mary Lou Mountain, John Mielke, Dawn Montalbo, Mary Moser, Beverly Muhlbauer, Mary Myers, Thelma Myers, Mary MacLeod, Jean Maellaro, Theresa Main, Eleanor Martin, Dorothy May, Shirley Nuzum,,Robert OldS, Eugene . Olson, John Olenick, Vera Orseyf Betty Ostrander, Ruth Paul, larry Palm, Dolores Parent, Carol Pash, Margaret Perry, Mary Carol Prentice, Barbara Perno, Eleggi Pierce, James Prevost, Robert Raymond, Carl Reid, Vincent Rueter, Herman Ringleb, Joan Raybon, Lorene Rigerman, Elvira Rising, Shirley Robertson, Jean Rinker, Shirley Scot, Donald Shear, Jack Sigismund, Richard Slater, Gilmore Small, George Smeal, William Snider, Raymond Spencer, Richard Stafford, Fred Schulze, Marjorie Sensabough, Alberta Sexton,,Marilyn Sherriff, Patricia Shomers, Joyce Snyder, June - Strassburg, Gladys Storey, James Stenzel, Gordon Sherwood, Helen Selch, John Taylor, Elwin Theim, Claude Thom, William Thompson, Verda Tilyou, Ray Ann Page 50 Tothill, Audrey Treichler, Jeanette Treichler, Gerald V Tropea, Rosemarie Tauter, Rose Mary Treichler, Marilyn Vanorman, Geraldine Vitch,,Allan Voelker, Lois Waite, Donna Walton, Dorothy Walton, Douglas Wethy, Carol Whitacre, Audrey Wise, Doris Williams, Ruth Ward, Florence Wilson, Jack V Woida, walt er Page 51 Armstrong, Luella Armstrong, Wilfred Bacon, Cora Barber, Norman Barrager, Doris Bates, Richard Bates, Robert Bechtel, Gertrude Bechtel, Grace Beck, Helen Bender, Evelyn Bennett, James Bennett, Robert Benson, Albert Bingham, Gerald Bisulca, Frances Bonavage, Edward Boudreau, Louise B adlee, Jane Brown, Douglas Brown , Gwen Brown, Lillian Browning, Jack Bullock, James Camann, June Camerson, Beverly Chambers, Lois Charbonneau, Jeanne Cooper, Kathleen Cooper, Maurice Coulter, Allen Credicott, Pauline David, Edna David, Peter Dawson, Bettie Dean, Gloria Dean, Norman Dengate, William Dickerson, Ruth Dickey, Gearld Doring, Shirley Dunmire, Velma Durant, Charles De Vantier, Glenn Edwards, Howard Elmes, Marion Fogg, Herbert Fox, Shirley Gallinger, Geraldine Gape, Cyril Giroux, Allan Goetzman, Judith Graham, Edward Gray, Joan Greene, Loren Griffin, Walter Haas, Eugene Harrington, Janice Hartshorn, Barbara Hathaway, Henrietta Hawes, Marjorie Heathfield, George Hendershot, Louise Higley, Virginia Hill, Andrew ' ELEVENTH GRADE Hlndle, Seena Hoffman, Mary Louise Hood, James Horek, Elizabeth Humphries, Marjorie Hurley, Yvonne Iadicicio, Jenny Ingram, Marjorie Jacobs, Dorothy Jackson, Maxine Jensen, Carl Jocoy, Joanne Johnson, Marilyn Jonathan, Elwood Jones, George Kenney, Edward Kerswell, Edith Klail, Bettye Klybert, Arlene Kohler, David - Kraft, Elsie Kroening, Hazel Lake, Marion Lapp, Lloyd Latko, Stella Laughlin, David Licht, Vivian Lindsay, Kathryn Lingenfelter, Boyd Lingenfelter, Donald LQe,Rmh Loncto, Barbara Luick, Warren Le Van Normajean MacAlllster, Beverly Illllarcrlnlog-askg, Marion are a , ar Mason, Thomas Mathews, LaVerne McDonald, Gerald McKee, Arthur McCarthy, Charles McCollum, Jane McCombs, Janice McCullough,,Alice Mcgosgi, glctoria c ur o, ay McNaughton, Donna McRoberts, Mary Menz, Harry Meyers, John Mielke, Eunice Miller, Gordon Milleville, Janice Milne, Jean Mikula, Mary Mountain, Sylvia Moxham, Robert Myers, Carl Nees, Hilda Nelson, Marilyn Nelson, Ruth Newton, Pauline Nickerson, Joan Noonan, James Page 52 Nowakowski, Genevieve Orr, Don Patterson, Leah Mae Paulson, Sue Paulson, John Perry, Gilbert Peterson, Clifford Phillips, Paul Piercey, Betty Printup, Minnie Quinn, Ida ' Reay, Ella Mae Reay, Le Roy Richmond, Dorothy Rideout, Eleanor Ridgeway, James Roslund, Gloria Russell, Gilbert ' Sanfilippo, Rosalie Sattelberg, Richard Sarazen, Florence , Sherlock, Kathleen Smeal, Martha Smiley, Edith Smith, Gertrude Smith, Henry Snyder, Virginia Soares, Joe Strasburg, Earl Stratton, Ray Switzer, Joyce Taylor, Floyd Treichler, Gloria Treichler, Marge Trowell, Jack Vanderwerf, Rita 4 Vanmeer, Ray Vitullo, John Volker, Shirley Walck, Lester Walck, Gilbert Walck, Shirley Wagner, Suzanne Weir, Ted Wendt, Phyllis Wendt, Virginia White, Janeanne White, George Widdowson, Martha Wilson, Lorraine Witt, Mae Reene Witter, Doris Wolf, Ernest Zalonis, Betty Zobel, Evelyn MW ,MQW ' Ninth Grade Sesto, Frank Shampine, Eleanor Sherlock, Richard Shields, Bruce E SMPPY, Gordon Shomers, Thomas Skuce, Paul Smeal, Leonard Smith, David Smoot, Nancy Sparks, Robert Starkey, Dolores Stillwell, Bernard Stubbs, Cherie Sullivan, Gerald Taggart, Barbara Tavano, Eleanore Taylor, Kenneth Taylor, Marilyn Taylor, Robert Taylor, Wesley Tauter, Evelyn TmmLDwmM Thorn, Harold Togg, Barbara Townsend, Robert Tucker, Lorraine TMtm,HMen Van Orman, Helen Vaughan, Robert Vendetti, Patsy Venturin, Irene Vrenegar, Joseph Wachob, Sylvia Wackett, Phyllis Walck , Lorraine Walck, Norine Walker, Marilyn Walsh, Billy Weaver, David Webber, Isabel Webber, Robert Wendt, Annette Wendt,,Glenn Wendt, Lorraine Wensley, Roberta Westcott, Sarah Westerman, James Whitman, Alice Whipong, David Widdowson, Helen William, Robert Williams, Curtis Wilson, Guy, Wilson, Jerauld Winters, Robert Wiseman, June Wittkopp, Janet Wolf, Kenneth Young, Clifford Zimmerman, Carl Zobel, Elinor Whitworth, George Wilson, Joyc Wilson, Mary Wilson, Paul Wolf, Oscar Woock, Nancy Wood, Ruth Woods, Lee Wright, Edwin Wright, Sally Lou Yarwood, Rodger Young, Suzanne Zelonis, Mathew Seventh Grade 6 . Eighth Grade Woodcock, Harold Workman, Derek Wuytowicz, John Zastrow, Elton Zimmerman, Jean Page 54 -4. , ,.-5,4 ' ff 0 D fp . ,vw -. , , SA' is f , Y -- ' ,'.n- ',.-9 13 ' , ,..g, a' X 1 V Q . - ' ,- . . 4 ,ggi I fit, - Q -A 5 ', W K ffl I + ' , , .. uf .. f . . . 3 .. fy -w- -5 4 f. 4 Qs . - ' f, IAHQJI, .u g' - 3 ,, . . , . .g7gf.4J, E .1 ,rl V- W Q - , V - ,S X xi .3 Fifi' 1.5596-3:,' v , si 5. I E H 4 K, I A t, -Q1 ' M -5.4 ff ' af 2: ' 1 0 l .V . V, ., si 1,5-j :air 3351.1 , J A , 3, Q , . , ' 1 f :Qff l-', -as y PM ' N5 Q -' X ' , . , .- f : ,.-mfg' V , . -5 .1 ' - 1 A ' ff'f?7f'lgi ffm-1 , - 5 - 3 U . - If-.vm ' -r,-:Uv ,Wi 3-1.1-1 R. , S f Ihqhr- 3935-gwymw -' ' , 'Q '-'Mi' --15'ff'F'f?f-.' 1-'nina 'P , , My ' :4-.2gff.rw,ef.if.ir. . wmv l:. Wi' , ' , 1' '11 ' .- pw ff, fx- H'-1, '2 4. - y , ng: ' 4,13 bl , L , x m - - ' ' ' '- X-4. -.. . s . ' 'J 1 ' 'wi ' f' f- .11 -Gif f.f'F'fvf-::.ffyF?:',1Q1?fP-K: ' ' 'A-. V ' -, A ,Aa 1 :QL f,-Lg .-'!'?2A5vg!ae-gS'3l,,.Qx .. 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Members: Donald Blair, Mary Louise Else, Frederick Jagow, Ray Kuntz, Thelma Myers, Herman Reuter, Claude Thiem, Jane Bradlee, Cyril Gape, Andrew Hill, Elizabeth Horek, Janice McCombs, John Paulson, Joyce Switzer, Lucille Britman, Bob Dygert, Audrey Jordan, Carl Krull, Antoinette Pino, Willa Yarwood, Robert Beaton, Roger DeVantier, Mary Ellen Huse, Marjorie Kell, James Mashinter,Richard Sigismund, Douglas Walton, Grace Bechtel, Kathleen Cooper, Eugene Haas, James Hood, Norma Levan, Barbara Loncto, Ernest Wolfs, Lucille Battles, Mona DesJardin, Don Dilmore, Esther Olson, Tom Scozza - fava, Eugenia Zinkievi-ch. L1 ff, 1 Junior Council: President,Peggy Rice, Vice-president,Robert Dilmore, Secretary- Treasur J GT, OHHUS Jenny. Members: Jack Bruasino, Barry Clements, Tom Howard, Ligda Messer,David Nantz, Robert Richmond, Barbara Taylor Dolores Whitney Don- a Cummings, Charles Danner, Alan Greenfield, Joanne Jenny, Robert McCarthy, James Myers, June Shear, Ann Strassburg, Donald Mleska, Joan Chamberlain, Arth r Hartley Robert Kr tt , a s, Emma Jane Marcinowski, Richard Sherlock, Lorraine Walsh, Rose Marie Pedace, Paul LeR0sa, William Walsh, Neal Polkawalt. A Page 56 SENIOR COUNCIL JUNIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council sponsored many worthwhile activities during the year under the capable leadership of James Paul,President, Gordon Miller, Vice- president, and Mr. Simpson, Advisor. . In December the Council sponsored a concert by the Niagara Falls Phil- harmonic Orchestra and donated one-half of the proceeds to LaSalle's NRecW and the other to the Music Library of the Niagara Falls Public Schools. Plans for e new traffic system were formulated by the Senior Council in cooperation with the Junior Council and put into effect. I J The Council also promoted such projects as May Day, the Welcoming Com- mittee, War Stamp Sales, the Red Cross, and the Community Chest Drive. y The Junior Council has been engaged in numerous-activities this year, such as Red Cross, Community Chest, Stamp Sales and various drives for the War Effort. We have been occupied lately in writing an amendment to the constitution concerning the qualifications of officers. Often tickets are sent to the Junior Council to be distributed to the homerooms. The Vice-president, Bob Dilmore , visits the Senior Council once in a while in order to .know and relate to the rest of the Council what is happening there. Each member of the Junior Council ls entitled to a Junior Council pin which signifies his membership. A This year's members have been very co-operative and have achieved a great deal because of the interest they have put into their enterprises. They have assisted the president and have made this year one of the most successful school years. p Page 57X ---M , 1 l 1 Kyla A1551 , X 1 .j5i?E? X tw NATIONAL HONUR SOCIETY G at sy u -ALAN foj .l I W- The LaSalle Chapter of the National Honor Society, since its installa- tion on March 22, 1944, has been steadily taking its rightful place in the life at LaSalle High School.The Chapter began with seventeen active members and four- teen probationary members. In the fall of 1944 four seniors were inducted. At its third impressive induction program on March 7, 1945, through its traditional tapping ceremony it admitted seven active and ten probationary members. Member- ship is determined by a vote of the Senior High School faculty and the Faculty Honor Society Committee. The National Honor Society motto being nNoblesse Obligen which means Nrank imposes obligationu the Chapter's aims are toward the betterment of the school by the encouragement within the members of the qualities of character, -service, leadership, and scholarship. In order to raise the scholarship level of the school, the Chapter presents a plaque to the homeroom in each the.Junior High School and the Senior High School with the best average. For the enter- tainment of the students and for the financing of future school projects, popu- lar films have been shown frequently throughout the school year.. Also, through a Christmas Splash Party, a Banquet held with the Niagara Falls High School Chapter, and at an informal Birthday Party to welcome the new members of March, the members have had very enjoyable times together. Active members: Lucille Battles, Richard Brady, Lucille Britman, Thomas Comer- ford, Margaret Connell, LaVonne Gordon, Audrey Jordan, Constance MacMullin, Joan Miller, James Paul, Edward Redmond, Margaret Reichert, Charles Wensley, Carol White, Grace Bechtel, Helen Beck, Jane Bradlee, Cyril Gaps, Henrietta Hathaway, Elizabeth Horek, Elsie Kraft, Hagel Kroening, Stella Latko, May McMurdo, Gordon Miller, Hilda Nees, Sue Paulson, Eleanor Rideout, Joyce Switzer, George White, Janeanne White, Evelyn Zobel. Probationary members: Cheryl Ann Bastian, Katherine Connell, Shirley Crispell, John Olson, Ruth Williams, 'Florence Cutroneo, James Dorrill, Betty Franklin, Ellen June, Jacqueline Koshian. Page 58 N ,ff n I 1 I : ' V h . ., ,l. . Vx -,QQ ' -' M f ' A ' '4.. LV K x I I:- jg 4 ,1 , ,J',- ' 4 AI , - .. 'Y Q? I - ' ' .N-.,. . ' ' 1 fi wb.-j i I -- V . . -..-19.g,y . - 1 -,. . H 'Q . 1 Q, --L, 1 , g . - f 'ss . .' Q '.', . 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Q ' . 5 IVIUSIC R ORCHESTRA 1 Robert Bates, Evelyn Bender, Dorothy Best Mary Lou Blake Donald Blankman - ! Richard Barnhoft, Arlene B own, Margaret Brown, Eva Burnsworth, Charles B rhs- worth Bruce Coppernoll.Tho , mas Coyle,Jayne Dunoan,John Fitzpatrick,Claude Fraser, Joseph Gambino,Wi1son Graves, James Gray, Elroy Hartman, Carol Hasely, Henrietta 'Hathaway, Roger Hendley, Richard Hughes, Anne Hutchins, Dorothy KHHPP, Rhea Lashier,Jerry Lashuk, Charles Lehman,Florence Lockhart, Carl Meyers,Joan Miller, Robert Mills, Ronald Mills, William Muhlbauer, David Nantz, John OISGH, Peter Parmentier, Robert Parker, Richard Pettit, Duane Schoelles, M8PJ0Fie Schulz' Marylin Walker, Roger Wernlund. STAGE CREW Joe McNeil--Manager, George Small--Lights,John Paul--Lights,Car1 Jones--Fly Man, Don Auman--Assist nt Fl M -- a y an, Dick Holtz Spotlight,Ted Holtz--Curtain,Bob Stew- ert--Curtain. Mr. Uhri--Advisor. Page 6oq W CHOIR Abbott, Lois Allender, Albert' Ansley, Mary Lou Benjamin, Clara Bovee, Joyce Cieluszak, Lorraine Cross, Betty Dygert, Robert Finley, John Gray, Ralph' Griffin, Walter Holder, Elaine' Howse, Elaine Hughes, Richard Kilmer, Arlene LaRock, Betty Lewis, Aeros Linn, Robert MCCHTUUY, Charles Meraw, Pauline Messer, Joseph Miller, Joan Nelson, Marilyn Olson, Esther Palmiter, Shirley Paulson, John' Page 61 Pierce , James Pino, Antoinette Printup, Corliss Rice, Peggy Rotella, Joseph Rotella, Louis Scozzafava, Thomas Stillwell, Bernard Williams, Olive' Witt, Mae Reene 'Not in Picture GRIFFIN STAFF Editor-in-chief Associate Editors Sports Editors Feature Editor Exchange Editor Service Editor Circulation Managers Advertising Manager Art Editor Staff Photographer Staff Reporters A Lucille Britman Robert Perry, Eunice Mielke, Barbara Hartshorn Donald Dilmore, Irene Chamberlain Laurice Shiya Barbara Loncto Mona Des Jardin Vincent Shaffer, William Woock Edward Redmond Robert Lowe Virginia Martinson Donald Friend,John Jurkin, Harry Olenik, James Schaffer Joseph Walsh, Paul Phillips, Mary Jean Crowley, Lucille Battles, Margaret Reichert, Helene Fowlie This year the Staff is proud to report that it has sent 500 issues of each edition of nThe Griffonn to Service Men and Women who were former LaSalle students. We have received many letters of appreciation from distant parts of the world thanking us for our thoughtfulness and resourcefulness in sending the papers. The fellows and girls claim that receiving NThe Griffonn gives them a strong incentive of renewed faith and hope for a better future in which all the children of the world will have the opportunities and advantages they enjoyed in their Alma Mater. The fundamental purpose of having a school paper is to develop' the journalistic ability many students possess.Also, it serves to give the students the proper outlook on high school life. Under the leadership of Mrs. Davis, the staff might be compared to that of a regular newspaper. With our slogan of NCo- operationn we have enjoyed a successful, worthwhile season. ' WThe Griffonn is a member of the Western New York Interscholastic Press Association from which it has received numerous ribbons in recognition of its merit. It is also a charter member of the Niagara Falls Scholastic Press Association. Page 62 DRAMATIC CLUB 'wwwie f H INTER-CLUB COUNCIL S DELTA OMEGA: Aeros Lewis, James Paul ZETA TAU IOTA: Irene Chamberlain, Virginia Martinsen SIGMA PSI: Gordon Miller, Maurice Cooper LASALLE BOY'S HI-Y: James Foley, William McDonald LASALLE GIRLVS HI-Y: Margaret Reichert, Margaret Connell LA NIA: Betty LaRock, Barbara Palm XI GAMMA RHO: Leurice Shiya, Evelyn Zobel ALPHA KAPPA EPSILON: Lucille Battles, Mona Desifardin. Advisor--Judith M. Toole A Page 63 . ,.,, ,, I M5 1 ik I1 ln lx 1 th x B ALPHA KAPPA EPSILON awry M J Page 64 133 D ..,. -., M.- X4 Treasurer May McMurdo . Recoding Secre a y Elizabeth Horek Corresponding Secretary Eleanor Rideout Publicity Manager Jean Robertson Elsie Kraft Eunice Mielke J Maxine Jackson Lucille Battles President Jaynette Pierzchala Advisor Mona Des Jardin Vice-President ' Ruth Dickson Alice McCullough Bettie Dawson Marjorie Scnulze Willa Yarwood Marjory Hllts ' Mary Carol Perry Edith Smiley Janice MeCombs Joan Des Jardin l DELTA OMEGA nl-Y E Page 65 'siih AGI' OS Lewis PI'6Sid6!1t James Paul Vice-President James Bullock George Howard Gerald Thomas Robert Poulas Reiss Siliphant Comerford Gornbein Jesse McGonigle William Ewart Alfred Nixon Gerald Nixon l Robert Bennett George White Jack Muhlbauer Douglas B own Norman Barber Arnold Jacobs Jack Wilson Charles Jowdy Morre Levine Robert Perry Richard Fowlie Robert Bohlman J XlL4wv42aqfL.n+f1LIL-dLv mdeoml 42669 -f f9'fJVs-2,L -vw-7 94011- qwesfxworc 65441 9 d . LA -NIA M n MM! Page 66 Miss J t Gilb Advisogne ert Betty La Rock President Barbara Palm Vice-President Alice Zimmerman Secretary Betty Wise Treasurer Leah Douglas I Nancy Pinkoski Mari on June Ellen June Shirley Beel Constance Dunn in-iscilla Loawick' Barbara Prentice Shirley Rising Vivian Killian Lois Greenfield Shirley May Dianne Hindermeier Dolores Palm Not in Picture Gladys Warrant Lois Hilderbrandt Ellen McGraw Patricia Morris LASALLE BOYS HI-Y 1 E Page 67 V P John Vitullo Secretary James Eldredge Former Vice-President Edward Redmond Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Bennett J Russell Stinebring ' Thomas Scozzafava William MacDonald Vice-President James Ridgeway Treasurer James Foley President Victor de Wysocki Advisor Wray Hilts . Former President John Paulson Io ,Meyers erald Dickey erald Lashuck tn Paul Phillips Douglas Walton Leonard Beishline Robert Prevost Louis Rotella John de Wysocki Leroy Reay LA SALLE GIRLS' HI-Y Audrey Jordan Mary Lou Ansley Margaret Connery Betty Author f Pauline Meraw Lois Abbott . Publicity Manager Effie Clark Chaplain Joan Miller Esther Olson Antoinette Pino Y Reeording Secretary Margaret Connell Vice-President Mrs. L. Wright x Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Andrews Advisor Peggy Reichert President Connie MacMullin Virginia Wendt Marilyn Wendt Cheryl Bastian Katharine Connell Barbara Loncto ' Marilyn Nelson Thelma Myers Jo Anne Jocoy Treasurer Henrietta Hathaway Corresponding Seoreta Shirley Crispell Sue Paulson S Jane Brad e Rt Ida, TEQV El Joanjgr W E yiizfwgflf .Page 68 I , 4. kiwi Aff' Sigma Psi Gordon Miller President Maurice Cooper Vice-President ju. 4, Robert Beat Secretary if gZZo4ff44'47 Treasurer 2? Howard Edwards Jack Browning Roland Bruckner Director Ray Kuntz Sergeant-at-Arms Floyd Taylor Robert Pass Raymond Tilyou Allan Citch Larry Paul Jack Trowell Lester Wagner Clifford Peterson Theodore Weir Donald Lingenfelter Herman Reuter Fredrick Freeman Carl Raymond Claude Theim Allan Giroux Not in Picture: Robert Lowe George Small .x Chauncey H. Bro A viser is og? ,S 5 Sie' - gli VARSITY CLUB I xi W ,W l f.MfWMfff,4fg,ff l Foley, Eldredge, Petersog! Phillips, L s, Jowdy, McDonald, Dilmore,L0we, Gorn bein, Stinebring, Trowell, Vitullo, Pass, Kline, Freeman, Blackmore, Ridgeway. I Page 70 EN Xl GAMMA RHO Page 71 Jig Jw on Lake Laurice Shiya President Doris Goldthorpe Joyce Bovee Recording Secretary Vicky McKoski J Evelyn Zobel f Vice-President Clara Benjamin Mary Jane McR0berts Beverly McAllister Joanne Keller Pat Sheriff Rae sn zfefton Mary Lou Menz Marilyn Johnson Merry Carol Gawker Lillian Brown Betty Cross xl Not Pictured: Carolyn Bloom Bettye Klail Miss Joan Callahan Adviser ,......h- , ,, , H lrecffilfgafagf ,f 'CHQ' 5 if x.,4V ' U' ' 1 ,.f'1.fT'f x k., L ,ff , : 'N ,Z Q K wakfw 5 Qffugg ,,,..fug3:'31ffx! 'N-1 Af raw' 'W ' ew, , ry . , , ., I A gs , Pk, was ,lf n nf .l - ff, ' A 13 - ' 'Irene Chamberlain President Virginia Martinsen Vice-President Mary Nantz Recording Secretary Anita B. 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McDonald Brady Paul B owning Paulson Carpenter N. Perry Faiola Prevost Finlay Ridgeway Fowlie Reay Geschwender Renter Hallam Stillwell Kimball Sesto Kohler Shippey R. Lewis Small V Magliazzo Van Meer Page 74 Oct Oct 'Oct Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Schedule --Kenmore, there -Niagara Falls, here --Tonawanda, here --N. Tonawanda, the T6 --Lackawanna, here --Trott, Hyde Park --Lockport, there ' d BASKETBALL TEAM The LaSalle Explorers did not fare so well in their first year back in the Frontier League. Although our team didn't come out on top in the standings, it showed the other teams in the League that it did not give up even when faced with defeat. Varsity Schedule .Sam Blackmore pon Dilmore 'Aergs Lewis, Captain Robert-Lowe Paul Phillips - James Ridgeway James FOIGY Junior Varsity Benson Taylor Slater Prevost D. Phillips Peterson A Loughrey . Kimball Reed Scott Small Kuntz McDonald Lashuk Reuter Walton VanMeer Dec 8 Dec 15 Jan 5 Jan 12 Jan 16 Jan 19 Jan 26 Feb 2 Feb. 6 Feb 9 Feb 16 Feb 23 Mar 2 Mar Page 75 9. N. Tonawanda, there. Kenmore, here. --Niagara Falls, here. --Tonawanda, there. --Lackawanna, here. Trout, there . --Lockport, here. --jl.Tonawenda, here. --Kenmore, there. --Niagara Falls, there --Tonawanda, here. --Lackawanna, there. --Lockport, there. 10-Play-offs, Kenmore. CHEERLEADERS Standing: Kneeling: Rita Vanderwerf Irene Chamberlain Betty Dinger Jean Flanagan Margaret Connery Page 76 Judith Goetzman Arlene Kilmer Mae Reene Witt Alice McCullough FOOTBALL ' , A Irif fvo rvcmfg pvrrazxqcfrzfgli 7P..ueZfa-gm iam' .AAQ4ir.'b9'f 46-34: :cfs .5'1-nr-all' 2,.f0N7'l,iJG- f-'No rio way fynazifva 4,AJl,u-:Q Myvpnl ? l.6'1nufeJ-nrrfn. 3-df!! .2 Jhnouavy' - .29-wwe t Ltwzndzy mmf 45 Page '17 ,.,, On April ll of this year, one of the most popular, well-Known teachers of this school was called into the armed forces. This teacher was Chauncey H. Brown, known to everyone as Coach. Coach Brown came to LaSalle four years ago from Bradford, where he previously taught. He also taught at Cortland and Raymond Riorden. Lawrence. team. He him leave. 8'Sl1CCSSS -- He received his training at Cortland Stat Teachers College and St.- Coach Brown was assistant football coach and coach of the basketball was well liked by all of the students and everyone was sorry to see We hope that he will soon return to LaSalle and we are sure he will be in the Armed Forces. Page 78 K BASKETBALL ' V810 nv: M1419 7'i'5-On .S'l!007T5' 'Is ., ,,. Z if'GYi:mm-' k T6'A'E AYOUKFICK IJ' 700 M! 01? ff XOUHINT? 5f'5C7 9T0li5 sf-mi -4o0kH7'W,4 1. . , . , ww 0 Iirbependson P PoujtofV1ew Q - M 142 ,z , V ,. Kill' , - ' I-, ASME 10016 5- T0'fHECRWD 'D A V X ijk W + ? Q F77'fl H5'7' 77957 739150, C'f WfVf'f7-' wwf emi of: Cmrwczvp Page 79 ,,. 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