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

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We are not able to pierce the shadowy future, and so we do not know the part that we will play in it - our problems, our contributions and our aspirations. The following pages are a record - a record which, in the ensuing years, will bring into sharp focus the shadows and silhouettes of yesterday's memories. Read it, and remember your Alma Mater. TABLE of CONTENTS FAcuLTY 7 PAGE SENIORS I7 LINDERCLASSMEN 57 ACTIVITIES 79 SPCDRTS IO5 MUSIC l23 With the publishing of this yearbook, the students of LaSalle wish to extend to Dr. Small, the retiri-ng Superintendent of Schools, aur heartiest and warmest wishes of good luck in his future endeavors. Dr. Small has been our Superintendent of Schools for thirteen years, from l945 to l958. Being educated at Pennsylvania State, Chicago University, Cornell and the University of Buffalo, Dr. Small has served as a vocational instructor prior to his appointment to the administrative branch of the school system. ln addition to his school career, Dr. Small has been a past president of New York State Vocational Education Association, New York State Teachers Association, New York State Council of City and Village Superintendents and Niagara Falls Rotary Club as well as a member of Phi Delta Kappa, Regents Advisory Commission in Industrial Education and the Regents Advisory Commission in Health and Physical Education. Under the leadership of Dr. Small the Niagara Falls School System has striven to instill in its pupils the true ideals of higher education. Dr. Small has installed new programs, brought forth new ideas in education and has provided a growing school system for a growing Niagara Falls. Our own school is a symbol of Dr. Small's contribution to our city and community. To Dr. Small, we the students, faculty and parents of LaSalle, say thank you for a good job and best of luck to you. 'I :U lt is with great esteem that we, the Senior Class of l958, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. C. Edgar Barlow and Mr. Kenneth Rowe. Mr. C. Edgar Barlow, an English teacher at LaSalle High School for many years, has aided us in the development of our minds, while Mr. Kenneth Rowe, long connected with the Niagara Falls Physical Education Department, has assisted us in the development of our bodies. Because we feel that both of these phases are equally important, we believe that these fine men should be recognized for their outstanding achievements. During his teaching career after graduating from Niagara University, Mr. C. Edgar Barlow, a very versatile leader, has guided our debating teams, usher staffs, and stage crews. Perhaps his best known work in extracurricular activities has been that of directing numerous variety shows and school plays that have been overwhelming successes. Arsenic and Old Lace, The Merry Widow, and Annie Get Your Gun are but a few of the challenging stage productions that Mr. Barlow has helped to bring to the students of LaSalle. Mr. Barlow's outside activities are known by all, but his fine work as a teacher of English is known best by those students who have been in his classes, and who have been swayed by him towards a better under- standing and appreciation of the English language, dramatics, literature and effective speech. Mr. Barlow's dynamic drive during his twenty-eight years of teaching, in attempting to create in his students a will to think, and to work hard and to take interest in cultural subjects has left them better prepared to cope with the problems facing them in future life. A , A colorful sports career and extensive education precedes Mr. Kenneth Rowe's entrance into physical education in Niagara Falls. Mr. Rowe participated in basketball, football and track in high school, and later in football and basketball at LaCrosse College before transferring to Notre Dame where he took part in intramural sports. Mr. Rowe received his Masters Degree after attending during summers such schools as the Univer- sity of Buffalo, Niagara University, Buffalo State Teachers College, and the University of Illinois. Mr. Rowe has been connected with the Physical Education Department for twenty years, and the great majority of LaSalle High School Seniors remember Mr. Rowe when he taught Elementary School Physical Education in the LaSalle area, having learned from him the basic fundamentals of their present knowledge of sports. Later as they grew up, they met Mr. Rowe again at LaSalle Junior High School where he taught physical education and coached the Freshman Football team to the city championship. In l954 Mr. Rowe was promoted to assistant to Mr. Harold Herkimer, head of Public School Physical Education in Niagara Falls, and he may now be seen at almost all sports events keeping a careful eye out to see that the contests are running smoothly. Mr. Rowe is constantly striving to achieve the goal of maximum sportsmanship and healthy recreation in the City of Niagara Falls, and he knows that sports play an important part in everyone's life, realizing that they build the character and ideals of all those who participate. Mr. Rowe's influence on us is indeed a large one and one that will never cease to play an important role to each of us. El William J. Small OARD of EDUCATIO James H. Erwin Superintendent of Schools Deputy Superintendent Frank J. Lang Deputy Superintendent of Business Affairs Mary L. Bialecki Dr. Charles M. Brent Laura Marie Pifer William L. Salacuse President Vice-President Legal Counsel Wesley L. Kester Dr. Robert P. Brezing Erma Russell Runals Arthur M. Silberberg Albert Trapasso William F, Collins 1.-2' 1 z 7 k I r e N ' r 'W f! W X X N: mb XF ii 1 ff M X M 'X F N XX N ' ' 0 fx X f X.1 f J, f fg fX PRINCIPAL My very best wishes and sincere con- gratulations to the graduates of the Class of 1958. In the years to come may you all be recognized and admired for your reverence for God and for your loyalty to your country. Today there is no place for mediocrity. The nation will be satisfied if you give the best you have. May your accomplishments be many, may the lives of others be enriched by your example, and may you receive numerous spiritual and material blessings. 7ZiwQC?w VICE-PRINCI PAL My sincere congratulations to the members of the class of 1958 for your successful completion of your high school career. You have made many worthy contributions to our school and we are very proud of your attainments. l wish for you every success in life and may your training in LaSalle Senior High serve you well, as you make your contribution to society. WM KIQMQ M, NSTRUCTIONA John Aiken Citizenship Education C. Edgar Barlow English Blanche Bartz Commercial S AFF Francis L. Alexander Richard Babbage Industrial Arts Citizenship Education I Clinton I. Baxter Science Chauncy Brown Ruth Bruton Physical Education Commercial Dolores Baker Eng l ish Gordon Blood Citizenship Education Daniel Burgess Mathematics Loufanas Chumbo: Merril Cook Mathematics ' NSTRLICTIO AL STAFF .,...7.,-nr,m? ' ' i .bi-ei-.i.,c . Joan Coyle Daniel Creedon Science i ofa Eleanor D'Anna Alice Davis, .E English English ML Commercial V2 1 r H 'Agri G -I 2 .Ji . T r Margaret Dutton Robert Elia Commercial Citizenship Education Francis P. Egan Mathematics J- BNC' Fill!! Mary Graeeffo Science Home Economics Guido Filieel-ti Helen Forrester Citizenship Education Mathematics Clarence Hageman Ronald Hammond Industrial Arts H Music NSTRUCTIGNA Clara Hill English Harold Jamieson English Jerome Klawitter Mechanical Drawing STAFF NUSSGU H0499 Ruth Huebschrnann English Library Margaret Groves English Ann Klelnunn Milton Krumm Aff Physical Education Minnie Jack English Edwin Karwasinski Commercial Robert Labuce Science Robert E' Lee Robert Litclllre Driver Education 12 Physical Education INSTRU TIONA George Lombardi Commercial Catherine McFaul Mathematics Kathryn Mulholland Physical Education STAFF .J Thomas Maloney Joseph Manion English Citizenship Education Marguerite McGowan Commercial Violet Norlz Ruth Olson School Nurse Home Economics Velia Martini Language Martha McNulty Commercial Irene Papp H ealth Frances Parone Jaynette Pierxchala NSTRU TICJNA Anthony Polley Art Joseph Schawillie Science Helen C. Trapani Language STAFF Hans Popp Arthur Powers Citizenship Education English William Serbacki Health Thomas Trzeciak N John Wilhelms Science Citizenship Education Alice Schelosky Language Doris Smith Physical Education Henry G. Woodall Science Genevieve Wuslvack Yolanda Yankosld f i I Kathryn Yukie Commercial NSTRUCTIONA STAFF Edith Seatter Henry E. Schoepflin Guidance Guidance William Darral English i is I5 9: ff QC C4,,F J' John Rutkowski Eva Smudzinski T691 I6 4 Sitting: Mrs. Gloria Tonefti. Standing: Mrs. Bellavia. CUSTODIAL STAFF George Lewis Custodian Clayre Singley Sitting: M. Cicconi, L. Barolomie, E. Oakes, R. Niss. Standing: E. Ponzi, V. Swendsen, D. Cable, I. Cutojor, C. Umboltz. George A. Bale Engineer Henrietta Forknall '97 4 ,cp K Ri ...lil I . 0' ,f' wvfW2S? .w ,ff r, ,f!r XX. Q MW e sl 1 VJ! Ak ' I W!! f'4 ?'W,f X V 'Q :will Et X-T 'A JAM , .. XQSS QA 35w HZQQN X l X 9 X553 1 -Q ,jlf N x , ' 42 f M .IJA - ':::::e:xxx ff-:QT--ei-z I: png : ,-:.:a:g:N .-' 'gif' W ' XE51i::J'5i525fN X X1 , ' -xxtuv-xx .I X Th u ! 7 f ' L 'H 'ff ' . 0 w: W ' , , F2-A-.'QKx f 1 Crf'-Tfis-'J-'QM 11 V ' 'Qi5-'4.:R9c53 1 .QWX7 ix QNQX x ff X wffw ' I X A V, r Seated: Kathie Trigg, Secretary: Mrs. Ruth Bruton, Advisor. Standing: Tim Bronson, Treasurer: Dick Hallin, Vice-President: Bernie Schaeffer, President. CLASS POEM CLASS MOTTO We will be men and women soon, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead Each with different lives to lead. CLASS COLOR AND FLOWER We have our hopes, our dreams, our goals, ln which we long to succeed. Violet and White Orchid Yet, we ask not to escape our share Of- discouragement, sorrow and pain - But when life seems at its bleakest, O Lord, Give us the COURAGE to try again! SENIOR C ASS OFFICER Gerald Andrews Hjerryu Wildo Amt: Billie Robert Adermann Ronald Alexivicll Orville Ron I N-1 mi Sally Andrews Peanuts Edward Audet llEdll Eleanor Aulrward Robert L. Barley Neuse Bob Harold Barnes l1Horryll Robert Beachy Wo It' ' Robert P. Bailey Albert Bandemer llBobll IIAIII Lynn Bastian IlLynnll Nancy Best Nance Constance Bidak Charles Blaise Connie Chuck 'ih Cassandra Boucher lrcoseyll Patricia Brady llpotll Paul Blinco William Bolmet Paul Bill L 14. Terry Bowman llTerryll Robert Brandt llBobll Lois Brenneman Timothy Branson Lotus Tim Patricia Bydlas llpotll Joanne Cappella IIJOII Daniel Burns Jane Burton ,Donn ,,-lumen Judith Camardella IIJ udyll Larry Carbane Butch Judith Carosella Judith Carr nJudyu lljudyu Erving Clear Chuck Frances Colletta llFronll Lawrence Cassatt Patricia Clayton L0f Y Cookie Joseph Conti Patricia Cragle lljoell npatll '10 .loan Coleman ll-loanll Sean Collins Sean David Culbert Dave Floyd Curtis nFIoydn Robert Crawford Glenn Crocker Bob GIenn Roger Culbert ,,Rog,, Sondra Cyphert llsandyll Mg.-y bg Dario Carol Decker Mary HCQFOIH nn Deanna DaMartin lIDeelI Leonard DiVil'o IILenIl Denver Dealer Patricia DeLuke Dennie Pat ,L k X ,ln ll 1 M , :xx John DiNofo John Ronald Dixon llRonIl William Dixon Martha Dowling BiII Martha James Eck IIJ imll William Ellis llwillyll Larry Downs Judith Durkin llLarrylI ll-Judyll Philip Edwards llphilll Richard Engel Dick Anita Fama Larry Farnham uNini11 nLorryn Janice Ferris Janice Donnie Florio lloennyll Joanne Ferguson Frank Ferrara Bonnie Frank C. Jean Fisher Jeanie Beverly Fountain llBevlI Ilona Forgeng Glenn Francie ll0n0 GIenn Janet Furlong llJanll Carherine Geddes ucathyu Thomas Frederick Timothy Frederick Torn 11Timl1 Nancy Gardner IINanII Antianette Gemmati llTonilI Antionette Genovese Cyllfliill Gurdon 1lAnnell llcindyll 'IR Patricia Graxiana llpatll Anthony Guarcia llTonYll William Grant lan Gray Bill Borris vu .f Q, lei Theodore Grenville Camel James Hager IIJ imll Elaine Hdlldql Richard Hallun lIElaineIl llnickll Garrett Harlan uGorry11 Patricia Hazel Hpotf, William Hanners Joan Hansen HBHIH HJOH Danielle Hayes uDonnyu Carol Headley Carol Marjorie Hehir Maureen Hennegan Marg Maureen Donna Hermansan Donna Judith Hitchcock ujudyu Julia Henneman Joan Henning Julie Joan 5 arf? David Hexemer Ill-exll Martha Hollinger llMartyll Richard Holt Mqrfha Holtz Sefh Martha Paul Jackson PauI John Jakabowski ll-,ckell Judifh Hguck Frederick Hutchinson Judy HFFSCJH Robert Jackson IlBoblI Patricia Jasek llpotll Judith Jennings Robert Kehoe J UdY Bob 32 Mary Karim l,MorylI Marsha Kinzia Marsha Michael Kenny I-000970 KGPINW uKenn Doll A V . Edward Kersch IlEdll Thomas Kacai Penguin Jalm Kohrer Mary Karla uljocku uMaryll Karolyn Kumm KoroIyn Phyllis Lakock Phyllis Louis Krucenski Vidoria Kudeld Louie ViCkY ' Keith Lampus Lumpus Dorothy Lasher Dorth Susan Lautz Barbara Litchard llsuell IlLitChlI Carol Marcinowski llccrolll Joseph Maselli IIJoell Ronald London Eleanor Mangel Ron Elly Joan Marxec Joan Paul Mataruga Ilpoulll Catherine Mayville Richard McCurnber Cathie Dick 35 Jay Menger IIJ oyll David Moodie ' 'Dave Jane McMasters Sharon McNally uJane1l usherryll David Miller Dave Sharon Moore Sherry JoAnne Moser Paul Moxh-am IIJOII Ilpaulll RA Robert Muhlbauer Mouse Elizabeth Nation IlBethII Janet Moyer Joan Moyer Jan Joanie Barbara Muldoon Barb Audrey Needham Audrey Robert Neel James Nelson uNeilll 11Jirnn Ruth Nye Ruth Marianne Olfano uMaryll John Nelson Albie Nest JOhn Albie Joanne Olfano IIJO-Joll Carol Olsen Ilccrolll Robert Olsker James Osborne IIBobII llJimll Robert Parnell ,,Bob,, Barbara Pawlak IlBarbll Patricia Otto Leonard Palumbo llpatll Ill-ennyll l if Elsa Pearson Patrick Pearson IIEISOII llpotll 'IO Janice Povlick ,,Jon,. Lance Pearce Lancelot Walter Philbrick Brick Gary Pietak ,,Gory,, David Peck Meridel Peck llDoVell IIMOFYII i Richard Phillips Ilmckll Linda Pifer Linden John Pinkowski Gloria Pizzimenti Pinky Gloria 40 Kathleen Previte Katie Joyce Prygon IlJoycell Richard Pgngi Richard Prentice llDickll IlRiChlI Russel Pringle Russ Carl Regenhardt IIROYII Linda Rey Louise Ray Lindo Louise Luther Rievley I I Edl I Connie Robertson Connie Nancy Rein Gary Rhoney llNancyll llGaryII Leonard Riscile IlLenll Marilyn Roell MariIyn Nicholas Rornagnola Dorothy Soiarian y NiCkie M0usie Laura Saunders Laurie Marilyn Sehiesaer MariIyn Barbara St. Lawrence Blaire Sapp Saint Blaire Bernard Schaeffer Bernie 7 Lloyd Scluul :IL-Ioydn Srephen Schweigor Sandra Serif Steve Sandy AQ Judith Skivingtan IIJ udyll Cecelia Skrzypek C-eiI Grant Shea Alice Shubsda Grant Alice Antonia Sincavage Tanya Carol Smith Carol Marilyn Smith Patricia Smith Marilyn Pat AA KN Jeffrey Starcher Jeff Lieael Sterxelbach Liesel Virginia Sowinski Doris Spar-ling June Doris Rebecca Stephens l1Beckyn Charles Streicher Charlie Conrad Sfypa Richard Sutter Conme Sputters Paul Toner llpaulll Nancy Thurnherr Nance Bonnie Thompson Robert Thompson Bonnie Bob James Tower ll-jimll Roberta Tisdale Robe rta .Ieanne Touchetfe Barbara Tracey Jean Barb AA Kathleen Trigg lIKathll Anna Udy llAnneIf CCN' TNC! Sylvia Traver HCQFOIH Sylvia 42 . Zyl- ,, Bridget Tubridy Tumbleweed Richard Vondel-lip Dick Dblllld VCI! NHIIWBQBII Lqwfgngg Vgnng Don Van Larry A1 William Ward IIBHIII Colyn Webber Semi-colon Rexford Vosburg Edward Wallace Rex WaIrus Judith Webb IIJ udyll Donald Williamson llDonll Barbara Willick Judith Willmott Barb Judie Catherine York 1 lcathyl I Susan Young llsuell ,. -.,,1' wi. Joanne Wong JoAnn Yokobosky mf' ' f 'Ein nfl? Barbara Young IlBarbll Joan Zino Joonie Joseph Zeiglor llJoeII OTHER SENIORS: Carl Blessing Clayton Glenn Joseph Mitravich Adrian Pfendler Robert L. Thompson Alan Wadsworth Edward Powers James King ADERMANN, ROBERT - Varsity Football I, 2, Sigma Psi I, 2 ,3, Griffon Staff 3. ALEKSIVICH, RONALD - Color Guard I, Varsity Foot- ball Manager I, Intramural Basketball 3, Gift Com- mittee 3. ANDREWS, GERALD - Bays' Hi-Y I, 2, 3,lIntramural Sports I. ANDREWS, SALLY - Alpha Kappa Epsilon I, 2, 3, lnterclub Council I. ARNTZ, WILDA - Skating Club 2, Bowling 3, Ban- quet Committee 3. AUDET, EDWARD - Football I, 2, Swimming 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Bowling 3, Gift Committee 3. AUKWARD, ELEANOR - Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Honor Society I, 2, 3, Maiorette I, 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2, 3, Senior Council I, Choir 3, Sportsman- ship Council I, 2, 3, Ongiaro Co-Editor 3, Usher Staff 3, Junior Forum I, Activities Council 3, Syracuse Delegate 3, Elevator Staff 3, Prom Committee, 3, Gift Committee 3. BAILEY, ROBERT L. - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Rotary Representative 3, Choir 2, Cap and Gown Committee 3, Optimists' Club I, 2, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Senior Prom Committee 3, Varsity Track I, 2, 3, Varsity Golf 3. BAILEY, ROBERT P. - Breakfast Committee 3. BANDEMER, ALBERT - Gift Committee 3. BARNES,HAROLD - Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, Griffon Staff 3, Bowling 3, Breakfast Committee 3. BASTAIN, LYNN - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Ongiaro Staff 3, Synchron- ized Swim Club 3, Activities Council 2, Senior Council 2, lnterclub Council 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Swim Leader 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Volleyball Team 3, Chorus 2, Calor Guard I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 3. BEACHY, ROBERT - Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Key Club I, 2, 3, Sportsmanship Council I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Senior Council 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3, Prom Committee 3. BEST, NANCY - Junior Red Cross School Council I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross lnterschool Council I, 2, 3, National Honor Society I, 2, 3, Delta Chi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2, Ongiara Co-Editor Fund Staff 3, Hall Monitor 3. BIDAK, CONSTANCE - Bowling 3, Banquet Committee 3. BLAISE, CHARLES - Griffon Staff 3, Color Guard 2, Banquet Committee 3. BLESSING, CARL - Play Committee 3. BLINCO, PAUL - Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Varsity Football I, 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball I, 3, Senior Council 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Color Guard 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Prom Committee 3. BOHNET, WILLIAM - Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3. BOUCHER CASSANDRA - Science Club 2, 3, Band 3, Choir 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, Junior Forum 2, Griffon 3. BOWMAN, TERRY - Sports Editor of Griffon 3, Rotary Representative 3, Bowling 2, Banquet Committee 3. BRANDT, ROBERT - Junior Red Cross I, Track I, 2, 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Ongiaro 3, Class Day Com- mittee' 3. ' BRADY, PATRICIA - Nu Theta Psi I, 2, 3. BRENNEMAN, LOIS - National Honor Society I, 2, 3, Delta Chi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Model United Nations 2, 3, Activities Council 2, Ongiaro Staff 3, Skating Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Junior Forum I, 2, Library Staff I, Bowling Club 2, 3, Usher Staff 3, Class Day Committee 3. BRONSON, TIMOTHY - Explorers' Hi-Y 2, 3, Senior Council 2, 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Science Club I, lnterclub Council 2, 3, Activities Council 2, 3, Ongiaro Staff 3, Treasurer Senior Class 3, Senior Play Com- BURNS, DANIEL - Senior Play Committee 3. BURTON, JANE - Onqiara 3, Home Nursing 3, Intra- mural Volleyball 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. BYDLOS, PATRICIA - National Honor Society 2, 3, Color Guard I, 2 ,3, Library Assistant 2, 3, Baccalau- reate and Graduation Committee 3, Banquet Cam- mittee 3. CAMARDELLA, JUDITH - Sigma Alpha Nu Y-Teens 2, 3, lnterclub Council 3, Drama Club 3, Library Assistant I, Baccalaureate and Graduation Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 3. CAPPELLO, JOANNE - Senior Council 2, Zeta Tau Iota I, 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Bowling 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Junior Forum I, Ring Committee 2, Chorus 2, Choir 3, Banquet Committee 3. CARBONE, LARRY - Breakfast Committee 3. CAROSELLA, JUDITH - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Ongiaro Staff 3, Usher Staff 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Library Staff I, Volleyball Intramurals 3, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Science Club 3, Variety Show 3, Gift Committee 3. CARR, JUDITH - Zeta Tau Iota 3, Variety Show 3, Volleyball Intramurals 3, Basketball 3, Senior Play Committee 3. CASSATT, LAWRENCE - Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. CLAYTON, PATRICIA - Lambda Theta Phi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Swim Leader I, Volley- ball lntramurals 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Library Assist- ant 3, Skating Club 2, 3, Elections Committee 3, Forum I, 2,' Drama Club 3, Home Nursing 3, Muscular Dystrophy Drive 2, 3, Senior Play Com- mittee 3. CLEAR, CHARLES - LaSalle Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Griffon, 3, Class Day Committee 3. COLEMAN, JOAN - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Junior Forum I, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Bowling Team 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Volleyball Team 3, Baccalaureate and Graduation Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 3, Ongiaro Staff 3, Basketball Intramurals 3. COLLETTA, FRANCES - Science Club I, Choir 2, 3, Chorus 3, Band I, 2, 3, Class Day Committee 3. CONTI, JOSEPH - Senior Prom Committee 3. CRAGLE, PATRICIA - Chorus I, 2, 3, Sigma Alpha Nu, 3, Banquet Committee 3. CRAWFORD, ROBERT - Flower, Motto and Color Cam- mittee 3. CROCKER, GLENN - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Swim- ming Team 2, 3, Ongiara 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. CULBERT, DAVID - Sigma Psi I, 2, 3, Griffon 3, Class Day Committee 3. CULBERT, J. ROGER - Senior Council I, 2, Sigma Psi I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Junior Optimists' Club I, Senior Prom Committee 3. CURTIS, FLOYD - Junior Varsity Football Manager I, Band I, 2, Drama Club 3, Alpha Theta Kappa I, 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Senior Play Committee 3. CYPHERT, SANDRA - Chorus I, 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Senior Play Committee 3. DA DARIO, MARY - Usher Staff 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Griffon 3, Banquet Committee 3, Clinic Monitor 3, Office Assistant 3, Banquet Committee 3. DECKER, CAROL - Delta Chi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, Ongiaro Staff, Co-Editor Fund Staff 3, Griffon Staff 3, Clinic Monitor I, 2, Library Assistant 2, 3, Elevator Staff 3, Bowling Team 2, 3, Volleyball Team 3, Hall Monitor 2, Baccalaureate and Graduation Committee 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Activities Council 3, Ring Committee 2, Class Day Committee 3. DI LUKE, PATRICIA - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Bowling Team 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 Variety Show Junior Forum I, 2. DE MARTIN, DEANNA - Chorus I5 Choir 2, 35 Bowl- ing Team I5 Prom Committee 35 Variety Show 35 Senior Pram Committee 3. DI NOTO, JOHN - Senior Council I, 25 Junior Optimist 25 Ongiara Co-Editor 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Ring Committee 25 Activities Council 35 Library Staff 25 Class Day Committee 3. DI VITO, LEONARD - Alpha Theta Kappa I, 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Senior Play Committee 3. DIXON, RONALD - Alpha Theta Kappa I, 2, 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 Senior Play Committee 3. DIXON, WILLIAM - Griffon Staff 35 Griffon Salesman 3. DOWLING, MARTHA - Nu Theta Psi I, 2, 35 Griffon Staff 3. DOWNS, LARRY - Griffon Staff 35 Gift Committee 3. DURKIN, JUDITH - Bowling 2, 35 Banquet Committee 35 Griffon News Editor 3. ECK, JAMES - Breakfast Committee 3. EDWARDS, PHILIP - Class Day Committee 3. ELLIS, WILLIAM - Breakfast Committee 3. ENGEL, RICHARD - Student Council 25 Alpha Theta Kappa 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. FAMA, ANITA - Xl Gamma Rho, I, 25 Senior Prom Committee 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Bowling Club 2, 3. FARMHAM, LARRY - Track I, 2, 35 Stage Crew 25 Choir 2, 35 Senior Play Committee 3. FERGUSON, JOANNE - Delta Chi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Swim Leader 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. FERRARO, FRANK - Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Track I5 Senior Play Committee 3. FERRIS, JANICE - Griffon Staff 35 Chorus 25 Choir 2, 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. FISHER, C. JEAN - Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Senior Council I, 2 ,35 Ongiara Staff 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Variety Show 35 Chorus 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Bowling I, 25 Sychronized Swimming 2, 35 Activities Council 35 lnterclub Coun- cil 35 Syracuse Delegate 2, 35 Senior Play Committee 3. FOUNTAIN, BEVERLY - Griffon 35 Clinic Monitor 35 Senior Council 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. FORGENG, ILONA - Science Club I, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 35 Skating Club 25 Drama Club 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Library Staff 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Senior Play Committee 3. FREDERICK, THOMAS - Football I, 2, 35 Baseball I5 Griffon Staff 35 Ongiara Art Staff 35 Senior Council 35 Senior Play Committee 3. FREDERICK, TIMOTHY - Griffon Staff 35 Football I, 25 Baseball I5 Breakfast Committee 3. FURLONG, JANET - Forum 25 Library Staff 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Bowling Club 35 National Honor Society 35 Senior Play Committee 3. outoun, NANCY - senior Banquet colnmmee 3, Bowling Club 2, 35 Nu Theta Psi I, 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. GEDDES, CATHERINE - Library Assistant 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. GIMMATII ANTIONETTE - Class Day Committee 3. GENOVESE, ANTOINETTE - Zeta Tau lata I, 2, 35 Senior Council I5 Junior Forum I5 Griffon Staff 35 Activities Council 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Office Assistant 35 Poster Committee 35 Senior Prom Cam- mittee 35 National Honor Society 3. GORDON, CYNTHIA - Bowling Club 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 Skating Club 2. GRANT, WILLIAM - Bowling Club 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Play Committee 3. GRAY, IAN - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Junior Varsity Track 25 Breakfast Committee 3. T F' 'l. f -,f 'Y f AFTE- GRAZIANO, PATRICIA - Alplia Kappa Epsilon I, 2, 35 Junior Forum 25 Senior Council 35 Editor of Art Staff for Ongiara 35 Activities Council 25 lnterclub Council 25 Swim Leader I, 25 Associate Editor Griffon 35 Senior Play Committee 3. GRENVILLE, THEODORE - Boys' Hi-Y, I, 2, 35 Varsity Football 2, 35 Class Day Committee 3. GUERCIO, ANTHONY - Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. I-IAGAR, JAMES - Miscellaneous Committee 3. HALLIN, RICHARD -- Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Key Club I, 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Ongiara 35 Activities Council 2, 35 lnterclub Council 25 Model United Nations 2, 35 Junior Class Vice-President 25 Senior Class Vice-President 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Senior Council I, 2, 35 Syracuse Delegate 2, 3. HANNERS, WILLIAM - Miscellaneous Committee 3. HANSEN, JOAN - Bowling Club 2, 35 Alpha Kappa Epsilon I, 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. HARLAN, GARRETT - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Key Club I, 2, 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Dramatic Club 3. HAYES, DANIELLE - Library Assistant I5 Lambda Theta Psi I5 Chorus I, 25 Office Assistant 35 Ongiara Typing Editor 35 Griffon Staff 35 Bowling Club 25 Skating Club 25 Junior Forum I, 25 Swim Leader 25 Senior Prom Committee 3. HAZEL, PATRICIA - Flower, Motto and Color Com- mittee 3. HEADLEY, CAROL - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Sychronized Swimming 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Junior Forum I5 Band I, 25 Volleyball 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. HEHIR, MARJORIE - Junior Red Cross 35 Bowling Club 35 Science Club 35 Drama Club 35 Senior Play Committee 35 National Honor Society 3. HENNEGAN, MAUREEN - Chorus 2, 35 Bowling Club 35 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3. HENNEMAN, JULIA - Maiorette I, 2, 35 Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Hall Monitor 35 Bowling 2, 35 Volley- ball 35 Chorus 2, 35 Ongiora Staff 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. HENNING, JOAN - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Senior Play Committee 3. HERMANSON, DONNA - Maiorette I, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Senior Council I5 Volleyball 35 Usher' Staff 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Girls' Hi-Y 2, 35 Class Day Committee 3. HEXEMER, DAVID -- Class Day Committee 3. I-lITCHCOCK,nJDITH- Delta Chi Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Griffon Salesman I, 25 Ongiara Staff 35 Library Assistant I5 Drama Club 35 Usher Staff 25 Senior Play Committee 3.' HOLLINGER, MARTHA - Chorus 25 Alpha Kappa Epsilon I, 2, 35 Usher Staff 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Activities Council 35 lnterclub Coun- cil 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. HOLT, RICHARD - Football I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 Senior Council 25 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I5 lnter- club Council 35 Sigma Psi I, 2, 35 Class Day Committee 3. HOLTZ, MARTHA - Sigma Alpha Nu I, 2, 35 Bowling 25 Activities Council 25 lnterclub Council 25 Skating Club 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. HOUCK JUDITH - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Usher Staff 2, 35 Bowling Team 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 25 Junior Forum I5 Banquet Committee 3. -K HUTCHINSON, FREDERICK - Sigma Psi I, 2, 3. JACKSON, PAUL - Baseball 2, 35 Class Day Com- mittee 3. JAKUBOWSKI, JOHN - Senior Play Committee 3. JASEK, PATRICIA - Junior Forum 25 Bowling Club 25 Volleyball 35 Banquet Committee 3. JENNINGS, JUDITH - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 35 Bowling Team 2, 35 Ongiara Layout Editor 35 Band 25 Forum I, 25 Usher Staff 35 Senior Council 25 Clinic Monitor 35 Ping Committee 25 Guidance Office Assistant 35 Class Day Committee 3. KEHOE, ROBERT - Varsity Club 2, 35 Golf I, 2, 35 Basketball Manager I5 Science Club 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. KENNY, MICHAEL - Sigma Psi I, 2, 3. KEPHART, LEAETTA - Class Day Committee 3. KERINS, MARY - Chorus I, 2, 35 Zeta Tbu Iota I, 2, 35 Red Cross 35 Dramatic Club 35 Bowling Team 35 Variety Show 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 3. KERSCH, EDWARD - Delta Omega Hi-Y l, 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Senior Council 35 Junior Varsity Football I5 Swimming I5 Activities Council 35 Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. KINZIE, MARSHA - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Senior Banquet Committee 3. KOCAJ, THOMAS - Basketball I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 35 Senior Council 35 Rotary Representative 35 Activities Council 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. KOHRER, JOHN - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Activities Council 25 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Bowling 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. KORB, MARY - Bowling 35 Banquet Committee 3. KRUCENSKI, LOUIS - Dramatic Club 3. KUDELA, VICTORIA - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Skating Club 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Sychronized Swimming 25 Drama Club 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Class Day Committee 3. KUMM, KAROLYN - Chorus I, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross I5 Griffon Staff 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Volleyball Team 35 Senior Play Committee 3. LAMPUS, KEITH - Class Day Committee 3. LA ROCK, PHYLLIS - Senior Play Committee 3. LASHER, DOROTHY - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 lnter- club Council 2, 35 Activities Council 2, 35 Usher Staff 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Ongiara Staff 35 Chorus 25 Choir 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 National Honor Society 3. LAUTZ, SUSAN 1 Junior Forum I, 25 Drama Club 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. LITCHARD, BARBARA - Zeta Tau lata I, 2, 35 Senior Council 2, 35 Junior Forum I5 Bowling Club 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. MANGEL, ELEANOR - Usher Staff 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Class Day Committee 3. MARCINOWSKI, CAROL - Orchestra I, 25 Band 2, 35 Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Library Staff I, 2, 35 Choir 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Cheer- leading 35 Dramatic Club 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Activities Council 35 Girls' Trio I5 Senior Play Committee 3. MARZEC, JOAN - Lambda Theta Phi I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Usher Staff 2, 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Intramural Volleyball 35 Dramatic Club 35 Skating Club 25 Senior Play Committee 3. MASELLI, JOSEPH - Sigma Psi I, 2, 35 Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. MATARUGA, PAUL - Baseball I, 2, 35 Bowling Club 25 Intramural Basketball 35 Senior Council I, 25 Griffon Staff 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Junior Optimists' Club I, 25 Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Ring Committee 2: Class Day Committee 3. MAYVILLE, CATHERINE - Usher Staff 2, 35 Xi Gamma Rho I, 25 Griffon Staff 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Class Day Committee 3. MC CUMBER, RICHARD - Swimming 2, 35 Bowling Club 25 Senior Play Committee 3. MC MASTERS, JANE - Usher Staff 2, 35 Library Assistant 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. MC NALLY, SHARON - Griffon Staff 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Skating Club I5 Class Day Committee 3. MENGER, JAY - Griffon Staff, 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Activities Council 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. MILLER, DAVID - Band I, 2, 3. MOODIE, DAVID - Sigma Psi I, 2, 35 Football I, 25 Track I, 2, 35 Bowling Team 35 Intramural Basket- ball 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Class Day Committee 3. MOORE, SHARON - Nu Theta Psi I, 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 35 Griffon Staff 35 Banquet Committee 3. MOSER, JO ANNE - Zeta Tau Iota I, 2, 35 Bowling Team 35 Junior Forum I5 Senior Prom Committee 35 Griffon Salesman I5 Volleyball Intramurals 35 Bas- ketball lntramurals 35 Office-Staff 3. MOXHAM, PAUL - Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Mis- cellaneous Committee 3. MOYER, JANET -- Cheerleader 2, 35 Lambda Theta Phi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Usher Staff 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Activities Council 25 Intramurals 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Bowling Team 2, 35 Girls' Trio I5 Junior Forum I5 Dramatics Club 35 Choir 2, 35 Girls' Quartet 35 Griffon Salesman 35 Senior Play Committee 3. MOYER, JOAN - Lambda Theta Phi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Intramurals 35 Bowling 2, 35 Senior Council I5 Junior Forum I, 25 Breakfast Com- mittee 3. MUHLBAUER, ROBERT - Choir 35 Class Day Commit- tee 3. MuLoooN, BARBARA - penn cha Ha-Y 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant I5 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Junior Forum I5 Class Day Committee 3. NATION, ELIZABETH - Zeta Tau Iota I, 2, 35 Usher Staff 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 lnterclub 'Council 35 Griffon Staff 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Volleyball 3. NEEDHAM, AUDREY - Junior Red Cross I5 Junior Forum 25 Bowling 2, 35 Hall Monitor 25 Senior Play Committee 3. NEEL, ROBERT - Track I5 Science Club 2, 35 Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Model United Nations 2, 35 lnterclub Council 25 Senior Play Committee 3. NELSON, JAMES - National Honor Society 2, 35 Track Team 25 Class Day Committee 3. NELSON, JOHN - Science Club I, 2, 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Track 25 Alpha Theta Kappa 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Breakfast Committee 3. NEST, ALBIE - Sigma Alpha Nu, 2, 35 Chorus I, 25 Drama Club 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. NYE, RUTH -- Bowling Club 25 Senior Prpm Committee 3. OLFANO, JOANNE - National Honor Society 2, 35 Junior Red-Cross 35 Chorus 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Volleyball Official 35 Gift Committee 3. OLFANO, MARIANNE - National Honor Society 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 35 Chorus 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Senior Play Committee 3. OLSEN, CAROL - Bowling Club 25 Elevator Staff 35 Clinic Monitor 35 Guidance Office Assistant 35 Band 25 Senior Play Committee 3. OLSKER, ROBERT - Boys' Hi-Y 2, 35 Class Day Com- mittee 3. OSBORNE, JAMES - Bowling Club 25 Griffon Staff 35 Breakfast Committee 3. OTTO, PATRICIA - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Maior- ette 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Bowling Club 25 Volleyball Team 35 Junior Forum 25 Swim Leader I, 25 Synchronized Swim Club 35 Clinic Monitor 25 Chorus 2, 35 Basketball 35 Banquet Committee 3. PALUMBO, LEONARD - Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Junior Varsity Foot- ball I, Junior Optimists' Club I, 2, Banquet Com- mittee 3, Junior Class Treasurer 2, Junior Forum I, Cao and Gown Committee 3. PARNELL, ROBERT - Banquet Committee 3. PAVLICK, JANICE - Junior Forum I. PAWLAK, BARBARA - Junior Forum I, 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. PEARCE, LANCE - Exploreres' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Swimming Team I, 2, 3, Golf Team l, 2, 3, Senior Council 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. PEARSON, ELSA - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Choir 2, 3, Girls' Trio l, Senior Play Committee 3, Solo Club 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Band I, 2, Orchestra I, Senior Council 2, Variety Show 2, Swim Leader I, Junior Forum I, 2, Usher Staff 3. PEARSON, PATRICK - lnterclub Council 3, Activities Council 2, 3, Senior Council I, 3, Sigma Psi I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Tennis I, 2, Griffon Staff 3, Breakfast Committee 3. PICK, DAVID - Delta Omega Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Junior Varsity Track I, Miscellaneous Committee 3. PECK, MERIDEL - Chorus 3, Bowling Club 3, Senior Play Committee 3. PHILBRICK, THOMAS - Football I, 2, Swimming I, Basketball I, 2, Optimists' Club I, 2, Junior Forum I, 2, LaSalle Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. PHILLIPS, RICHARD - Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Base- ball I, 2, 3, Drama Club 3, lnterclub Council 3, Junior Forum 2, Griffon Staff 3, Ongiara Staff 3' Banquet Committee 3. r PIETAK, GARY - Breakfast Committee 3. PIFER, LINDA - Sportsmanship Council I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Junior Forum 2, Bowling Club 3, Volleyball 3, Synchronized Swimming 3, Senior Play Committee 3. PINKOWSKI, JOHN - Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Junior Varsity Football I, Var- sity Football 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Breakfast Committee 3. PIIZIMENTI, GLORIA - Dramatic Club 3, Chorus 3, Nu Theta Psl I, 2, 3, lnterclub Council 2, 3, Activi- tles Council 2, Bowling Club 2, 3, Volleyball Team 3, Senior Play Committee 3. PRENTICE, RICHARD - Choir 3, Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. PREVITE, KATHLEEN - Zeta Tou lota, I, 2, 3, lnter- club Council 3, Griffon Staff 3, Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. PRINGLE, RUSSELL - Golf 2, Football I, 2, 3, Swim- ming 3, Track 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Sportsman- ship Council 3, Junior Optimists' Club I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Senior Council I, Senior Prom Committee 3. PRYGON, JOYCE - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 3, Junior Forum I, Griffon Staff 3, Bowling Club 3, Banquet Gommittee 3. RAY, LINDA - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 3, Chorus I, 2, Junior Forum I, Banquet Committee 3. RAY, LOUISE - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 3, Senior Prom Committee 3. REGENHARDT, CARL - Explorers' Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, Golf I, Science Club I, 2, 3, Cap and Gown Committee 3, Griffon Staff 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Junior Forum I, Senior Prom Committee 3. REITZ, NANCY - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Varsity Cheering Squad 2, 3, lnterclub Council 3, Activities Council 3., Senior Council I, 2, 3, Synchronized Swimming Club 2, 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Ring Commit- tee 2: Bowlina Tenm 2 3' Senior Plnv Fnmmine. 1 RHONEY, GARY - Junior Forum 2, Llbrary Staff 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Banquet Committee 3, National Honor Society 3. RIEVLEY, LUTHER - LaSalle Boys' Hi-Y 3, Varsity Football 3, Breakfast Committee 3. RISCILE, LEONARD - Bowling Club 2, Griffon Staff 3, Class Day Committee 3. ROBERTSON, CONNIE - Skating Club 2, 3, Intra- mural Volleyball 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Life Saving Club 3, Synchronized Swimming I, 2, 3, Swim Leader 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Griffon Staff 3, Photo- graphy Club 3, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Banquet Com- mittee 3. ROELL, MARILYN - lnterclub Council 3, Nu Theta Psi I, 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Griffon Staff 3, Bowling Club 3, Banquet Committee 3. ROMAGNOLA, NICHOLAS - Football I, 2, Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Class Day Committee 3. SAFARIAN, DOROTHY - Zeta Tau Iota I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, Chorus 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Griffon Salesman 2, Ongiara 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Junior Forum I, 2, intramural Sports 3, Skating Club 2, Senior Prom Committee 3. ST. LAWRENCE, BARBARA - LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Cheerleading 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, Synchronized Swimming 3, Senior Councll 2, National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Activities Council 3, Band l, 2, Student Court Committee 2, 3, Banquet Com- mittee 3, Gym Leader 3, Senior Ring Committee 2. SAPP, BLAIR - Baseball 2, 3, Alpha Theta Kappa 3, Breakfast Committee 3. SAUNDERS, LAURA - Girls' Bowling Club 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Ongiara Staff 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball 3, Banquet Committee 3. SCHAEFFER, BERNARD - Senior Council I, 2, Key Club 3, President of Senior Class 3, Secretary of Sophomore Class I, Ongiara Staff 3, National Honor Society I, 2, 3, Usher Staff 3, Activities Council 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Boys' State 3. SCHIESSER, MARILYN - Library Assistant 2, 3, Grlf- fon Staff 3, National Honor Society 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Senior Play Committee 3. SCHUL, LLOYD - Track I. SCHWEIGER, STEPHEN - Band I, 2, 3, Junior Forum 2, Golf Team I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Library Assistant 2, 3, Gift Com- mittee 3. SENF, SANDRA - Chorus 2, 3, Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 3, Griffon Staff 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, Usher Staff 2, Senior Prom Committee 3. SHEA, GRANT - Football I, 2, 3, Key Club I, 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports 3, Junior Forum I, 2, Student Court Committee 2, 3, Senior Play Committee 3. SHUBSDA, ALICE - Bowling Club 2, Griffon Staff 3, Banquet Committee 3. SKIVINGTON, JUDITH - Bowling 3, Volleyball Official 3, Chorus 3, Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. SINCAVAGE, ANTONIA - National Honor Society 2, 3, Usher Staff 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Chorus 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Gazette Correspondent 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, Clinic Monitor 2, Office Assistant 3, Senior Prom Committee 3, Salutatorian 3. SKRZYPEK, CECELIA - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Skat- ing Club 2, Ongiara Staff 3, Griffon Staff 3, Cap and Gown Committee 3, Senior Prom Committee 3, Bowling Club I, 2, Junior Forum I, Hall Monitor I. SMITH CAROL - Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Senior Synchron- ized Swimming Club 2, 3, Swim Leader I, 2, 3, Volleyball Team 3, Bowling Team 2, 3, Activities Council 3, Maiorette Squad I, 2, 3, Ongiara Staff 3, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Usher Staff 3, Guidance Office Assistant 3, Junior Synchronized Swim Club Leader 3, Student Court Committee 2, 3, Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. SMITH, MARILYN - Junior Forum I, 2, Bowling Club 2, Volleyball Team 3, Griffon Staff 3, Elevator Staff 3, Nu Theta Psi 2, 3, Clinic Monitor 2, 3, Senior Dram Pnmmine. 1- Nnoinm-.I I-tn.-m. C-,-:-s., 1 SMITH, PATRICIA - Griffon Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 35 Volleyball Team 35 Baccalaureate and Graduation Committee 3. SOWINSKI, VIRGINIA - Senior Prom Committee 3. SPARLING, DORIS - Banquet Committee 3. STARCHER, JEFFREY - Senior Council 35 Explorers' Hi-Y 2, 35 Track I5 Baseball 2, 35 Senior Play Com- mittee 3. STEPHENS, REBECCA - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Jun- ior Forum I5 Bowling Club 35 Hall Monitor 25 Drama Club 35 Guidance Office Assistant 35 Chorus 2, 35 Senior Play Committee 3. STERZELBACH, LIESEL - Hall Monitor 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. STREICHER, CHARLES - Breakfast Committee 3. SUTTER, RICHARD - Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 Senior Council I5 Explorers' Hi-Y 2, 35 Junior Optimist I, 25 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. THOMPSON, BONNIE - Usher Staff 2, 35 Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross I, 2, 35 Swim Leader 35 Junior Forum I, 25 lnterclub Council 35 Senior Council 35 Secretary of Junior Class 25 Dramatic Club 35 Senior Play Committee 35 Hall Monitor'25 Bowling Club 35 Ring Committee 3. THOMPSON, ROBERT - Swimming Team I, 25 Track I, 2, 3: Key Club I, 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 35 Explorers' Hi-Y 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Miscellaneous Committee 3. TONER, PAUL -Key Club I, 2, 35 Science Club I5 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Griffon Staff, Co- Editar-in-Chief 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Library'Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. TOWER, JAMES - Gamma Chi 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Miscellaneous Committee 3. THURNHERR, NANCY - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Senior Council 25 Griffon Salesman I, 2, 35 Senior Ring Committee 25 Hall Monitor 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. TISDALE, ROBERTA - Hall Monitor 2, 35 Skating Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 Senior Play Committee 3. TOUCHETTE, JEANNE - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Jun- ior Forum 2, 35 Senior Council 25 Hall Monitor 25 Usher Staff 35 Bowling Team 25 Activities Council 35 lnterclub Council 35 Senior Ring Committee 25 Senior Prom Committee 3. TRACY, BARBARA - National Honor Society I5 Hall Monitor 25 Griffon Staff 35 Banquet Committee 3. TRACY, CAROL - Class Day Committee 3. TRAVER, SYLVIA - Griffon Staff 35 Banquet Com- mittee 3. TRIGG, KATHLEEN - Delta Chi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Senior Council 2, 35 Bowling Team 2, 35 Model United Nations 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Sportsmanship Council 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Chorus 25 Chair 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Secretary of Senior Class 35 Usher Staff 35 Activities Council 25 Senior Play Committee 35 National Honor Society 3. TUBRIDY, BRIDGET -- Delta Chi Hi-Y 2, 35 National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Junior Forum I, 25 Bowling Team 2, 35 Library Assistant I5 Guidance Office Assistant 2, 35 Usher Staff 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Flower Motto and Color Committee 3. UDY, ANNE -- Junior Forum I, 25 Library Staff 25 National Honor Society 2, 35 Co-Editor-in-Chief of Griffon Staff 35 Senior Pram Committee 3. VANDERLIP, RICHARD - Key Club I, 2, 35 Stage Crew I, 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Bowling 25 Senior Prom Committee 3. VAN NIMWEGEN, DONALD - National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Football I, 2, 35 Swim- ming I, 35 Senior Council I, 2, 35 Class President I, 25 Sportsmanship Council I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Varsity Glub 35 Key Club I, 2, 35 Boys' State Representative 35 Miscellaneous Commit- tee 3. 1 VOSBURGH, REXFORD - Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Baseball I, 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. WADSWORTH, ALAN - Sigma Psi I, 2, 3. WALLACE, EDWARD -- Football I, 2, 35 Explorers' Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Griffon Staff 35 Breakfast Committee 3. WARD, WILLIAM - Usher Staff 35 Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. WEBB, JUDITH - Xi Gamma Rho I, 2, 35 Bowling 2, 35 Life Saving 35 Synchronized Swimming 35 Volley- ball 35 Activities Council 2, 35 Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. WEBBER, COLYN -- Delta Omega Hi-Y 2, 35 lnterclub Council 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Basketball Man- ager 35 Griffon Staff 35 Bowling'25 Senior Play Committee 3. WILLICK, BARBARA - Chorus I5 Choir 2, 35 Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. WILLMOTT, JUDITH -- Sigma Alpha Nu 2, 35 lnter- club Council 35 Dramatic Club 35 Chorus I, 25 Sen- ior Prom Committee 3. WOROSZ, JOANNE - National Honor Society I, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Junior Red Cwss 2, 35 Library Assistant 2, 35 Ongiara Staff 35 Bowling Team 35 Volleyball Team 35 Flower, Motto and Color Commit- tee 35 Valedictorian 3. YOKOBOSKY, JO ANNE - Library Assistant 35 Bowling Club 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Senior Council I5 Skating Club 25 Usher Staff 35 Senior Play Committee 3. YORK, CATHERINE - Synchronized Swimming I5 Chorus I, 25 Bowling Club 2, 35 Skating Club 2, 35 Junior Forum 25 Volleyball Team 35 Photography Club 35 Usher Staff 25 Banquet Committee 3. YOUNG, BARBARA - Lambda Theta Phi Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Science Club 2, 35 Junior Forum I5 Usher Staff 2, 35 Chorus I, 25 Skating Club 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Bowling Club 35 Volleyball 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. YOUNG, SUSAN -- Science Club 35 Griffon Staff 35 Bowling Club 35 Gift Committee 3. ZEIGLER, JOSEPH - Griffon Staff 35 Flower, Motto and Color Committee 3. ZINO, JOAN - Xi Gamma Rho 2, 35 Bowling 35 Volley- ball 35 Synchronized Swimming 35 Junior Farum I5 Drama Club 35 Senior Prom Committee 3. 'L ' . G wa x W 1 n 1 I 1 1 , Q. 2 A it 1 ? Q T322 M A m. One doy os l sot musing, sod ond lonely ond without o friend, ci voice come from out of the gloom saying, Cheer up, things could be worse. So I cheered up ond sure enough . . . things got worse! lx V: v xx Y. s.. 5, xx: A xxx N ,Xt SX N., - -X , 'ff' w V ALS 5-X' A N Rx. X ,- X ' RX X xx Q . 5 X viz: x 1 . lx 7:0 ,AML 5 K , .-New .Q,,f V N-XL SQ I fl 'Wig ,M 1 V KXYYX W. Q 4, - N X X 1' 1 X .4 6 x wx, ff , , 1 X 2 'L' 3 F- r ' , ' Y i? rf? 1. : f, 'QL-fi V -J i ix X i ' 1 E- - O U NX Q sk Q N 3 .' ' ' .,-2 - if f WM! ! ' ' mf ig '7 'wh f,..T 145:1- ff g X. - +4 Y- .xx K Y J - ., fgP' - - -Q3 A Y ,N -, -V .1 J A, uw? I 5 X XX :......L 0 ', FE SQ. T54 b ' FQ A fini :il ' :FEB J 5 we br , . X 73 Y f A W , - XE N X : - Lt, 1 . - 9. ii-tg, gi, ic, V- fi 54.3 1 J A h '- TT! rw., 4 N f H' I . .1547-fl A. .hw :gy Nw .few mi L ,- , Ngzmn - ' g J Ks- H' g 2 t f .. V . ...zi .. . mmm,4. ,1., ,, A 'if i - K ' If img: 5 s A -S53 19 X Ti xi ' :a2fs -gisf , 'ff'?5f5i ?W - - , , -PW' W' ,, YQ 5 1 ,IM rg W ,f gg , , .1 .. -nk 1, w H N A . j j 11 N W .. 5 'tg Q 1 JP N fm .M A-.i,fT1 ' v 1, up 1, 2 .4-NI .N arms. iJ'SQ 3 ww K .Vx ' ' . . ss Q 53 Y I n 'Q Q 3 3' lf' ,E . ,, ...W 1 Q x :gr ,mm s 1 . 1 .5 an i N2 A I ir mm X I B' M ,. Ar HOMEROOM 328 First Row: M. Poplinski, S. Clark, B. Deweese, J. Cushing, D. D'Amico. Second Row: S. Colliton, C. Davenport, A. Cvetan, E. Church. Third Row: E. Cassatt, J. Craft, B. Crackness, R. Buckman, J. Davis. Standing: B. Burridge, S. Costanzo, R. Chapman, L. Crocker, R. Culbert, W. Cosentino, J. Culbert, D. Crowley, J. Cowe, R. Campbell, J. Day. Not in Picture: D. Dawes. -Q.. F . A 5535 if wlsq 4 HOMEROOM 228 First Row: M. Felice, P. DiFranco, L. Dalla Torre, S. Emendorfer, M. Dowling. Second Row: C. Dziewit, J. Ferrara, D. Duthe, M. Eller. Third Row: B. Dudley, K. Fahn, C, Fisher, L. Edwards, L. Fillingham. Standing: R. Freatman, A. Dutton, J. Dunmead, S. Eccher, E. Fortuna, W. Foley, R. Desso, N. Delorenzo, J. Faassen, S. Fountain. Not in Picture: G. Eddice. :gg Q. , ID XX I 5523? Q i M' 3' as 5 51-3.255 A 5 g Z ggfgtih Q, e 4 vga :tg nh L, ' W M A A 3 4 is E Eg 54 .V 'D Aff-, . R Q -1 I X I s :xi K x 1 e L. A 3 X 22 K HOMEROOM 309 First Row: J. Kurth, K. Kugel, P. Lyons, G. Joroz, L. Level. Second Row: S. Knapp, R Krokus, C. Lefson, S. Morgot. Third Row: .L. Lemieux, J. MacDonald, R. Knudson, G Julius, D. Klay. Standing: P. Kouber, F. Wess, C. Ferguson, J. Ducette. no '51 no HOMEROOM 236 First Row: S. Miller, B. McCarthy, L. Merry, C. Mohl, B. Mason. Second Row: R. Molis, C. Moroszek, S. Nelson, C. McFarland. Third Row: M. Meng, D. Lymburner, G. McCunn, L. LoVoIley, G. Lynch. Standing: J. McQueeny, J. Lore, M. Lewis, K. Lurn, P. Luick, G Menz, R. London. Not in Picture: J. London, J. Meng, R. Mong, R. Metz. HOMEROOM 330 First Row: K. Barger, N. Bartha, G. Armstrong, D. Blaine, E. Anderson. Second Row: R. Abate, S. Bockmire, J. Argona, M. Conibear. Third Row: S. Basile, L. Akin, C. Amato, M. Bishop, D. Barclay. Standing: D. Anderson, T. Berk, B. Aaron, R. Baribeau, T. Albert, M. Asklin. Not in Picture: L. Connolly, S. Atkinson, S. Arnold, R. Pembleton, F. Bolender, C ASS OF l96O HOMEROOM 220 First Row: L. Cane, S. Bridgeman, D. Chambers, M.Burden, B. Calandrelli. Second Row: M. Borger, P. Bovanizer, S. Burton, B. Brenecki. Third Row: S. Boles, C. Clifton, P. Collins, P, Cicero, J. Cavendish. Standing: T. Carr, B. Corrigan, J. Canada, L. Campisano, J. Cranchetti, D. Cicillo, G. Coram. Q!!! vw- ms. , ?f.wg5gXngwf:-. W M.,g1f9gfsz mag.. K .,,. , vxx. f1m::,Wf5a- NZSEQEZK W A. . 'Y tr. , ' 194- , 1 Lwhf' K Alf? 3 f ry 5. f 5 ,M Y- .b ' :Q ,wx iw, L U, QQ, , 5. Jaw 'W 1. um .fl ff F my .,:,ff,, M.- f f is ,,L.2 I 5 'IW Q ' m,,. ' 1 lp . , K 's ed if 5 7 if 1, 2 -5, . SA 5 4. ' M Sw-W -+ PVUQ 11, gg? - ' S, 571-3 52 . A ' ia M ' L' ' fi . ERI? 59 if E A , Q ,Ms -V if f QW ' ' fy -. L f 1 V 'N Jlqgf' '., N 'x QW Q LL, ill ,I is I . gigs. F g ng YV , ,L4, l: ,. . A I . VT, wld I , V V1-W gt WF 'ui1,g4,?l'- Jin' H ' . UW A ., - N ,I . f Z - ,. , .,,. W , lr- Ew -E., . ml' ?+ 'Q , QW Y X, ',,L.,x:Q:r1' .A it ,,.. v,..- I . ,, .,. Q ,Q1f,,. , 1., . , x A jk M, Q --1-11 sv L.. , E L. hi Iuvmi.. - f mfg :ww imp r1W i .. 1 ,, eil X gig' xx wif 2X sl 3 if xx D A-1 Y Siwfka K , , E f ,, ..,, W N 7 as Af 3 X X i 5. P mmmh. :gg h 2, 3 rf. ? mum awww as ,silk Jim 1' ' ,, .,,,L ,-- - W N532 K... . ik 1 ,W new ..,,M,, ,. KW si? . ,em 7' 'sf- ' A U f WQYRM., 4 by Y , , 2 V Q5 . X HOMEROOM 230 First Row: J, Palka, A. Pfendler, D, Potter, B. Oset, J. McNaughton, V. Mignot. Second Row: L. Paul, L. Olsen, D. Piper, I. Nix. Third Row: P. Nutt, J. Onesi, R. Podbielshi, P. Prosser, E. Nixon. Standing: V. Pearson, D. Rotko, J. Roberts, J. Princeler, W. Reed, F. Pawlak, H. Ruter, J. Polley, A. Reaser. Not in Picture: L. Rowe, B. Nuzum. C ASS OF I96O HOMEROOM 109 First Row: J. Rotella, S. Salimbene, P. Schooley, B. Riggi, A. Riegle. Second Row: G. Robertson, C. Pyke, J. Ritenburg, A. Sheley, J. Ross. Third Row: D. Reisig, B. Richwalder, D. Sawyer, M. Rohrback, J. Reynolds. ' Standing: J. Seaman, J. Shaffer, J. Salviski, B. Sembert, R. Samulski, K. Sanders. Not in Picture: B. Samuels, N. Scull, R. Shiro, G. Shomers, R. Shaw, A. Pugliese. HOMEROOM 'I04 First Row: N. Summers, R. Reynolds, C. Stephens, J. Shively, J. Shomers. Second Row: C Sherlock, P. Smith, C. Shevock, R. Stefonetti, D. Stevenson. Third Row: D. Swiezy, J Squire, C. Stewart, S. Shampine, J. Stanley. Standing: C. Vanderschaaf, H. Sterzelbach R. Thaler, F. Toner, F. Silllet, G. Sosby, M. Stish. Not in Picture: R. Stone. fl 0 e V Q in YN- -flew --. 1, , HOMEROOM 301 First Row: C. Walter, M. Whysong, C. Vaccarella, S. Yodnak, S. Wilton. Second Row: G. Weaver, B. York, R. Thweatt, V. Zucco, M, Torapczynski. Third Row: M. Whitacre, J. Thompson, P. Touchette, E. Zoda, F. Lynch. Standing: E. Walos, J. Udy, J. Veronick, B. Williams, T. Wilson, J. Weaver, R. Volpe, J. Zakia, L. Wadsworth, P. Vaughan. 'Q I' ' 3' v in 3 -M ge sf T' X. O .ff X , , V, -tsfk s . Jr F 15 , 2 xx Q? 4 N, h QF U. : 'fix ' fl H ' , ' 15 HI f- -.. 'l 00 'M 1. Q gin ':: ..'.:? 4' 3 -47 E M ,.LWA., ,,,.,. M ,ww ,, M My A , I as 5 L I kg , 3 Q -K K iff A s 1321? A f 2. 2 HOMEROOM 317 First Row: l. LaGuille, C. Maidment, D. Kretz, L. Marquart, J. Maybee. Second Row: J Lorenz, J. Horack, M. Marcin, B, Humphrey, G. Knotts. Third Row: A. Killian, C. Jagow L. Kuchy, D. Munn, F. Muller. Standing: W. Hedgon, P. Miller, D. Miller, W. Herman, R Northrup, W. Sapp. Qffl Efgwl HOMEROOM 213 First Row: P. Seely, P. Reynolds, R. Moore, M. Papoi, J. Pfohl. Second Row: M. Norbut M. Poole, R. Meiler, B. Perusich, W. M. Ray. Third Row: J. Seiwell, J. Pfohl, L. Klock B. Parker, J. Mueller, J. Ondo. Standing: R. Scott, J. O'Callaghan, P. Donovan, P. Orzetti L. Oakey, L. Ruk, M. O'Neill, T. Payne. p f f A, ww f wi-'f S' J lf, I , - hm, Nmf ' mvqgq vw? W ,- f A. F' fy , Q, Lhz E g gf N 1, 5 W-iff? A A 533 ki Wx. .W -S. , I A is ' -PL . 5: . K -, I Arr., I N - 4' M IQ, F ! V X ' - ' 1 'S V ' A -?r??iQ mwmy. xfQ-4-w, 1 M M vw wWEQF m :M H 7 , Y, rx --yi ' -Q, f 1 2-A ,, - 1f,, ..U if - 1: ig .Eh - .L 1. ,, :gr , I A v Q, A- ,ex , A - A 'Y ' .- -5, jf, il!! WWMW .. 3 ei .J 3 I V A kv c E 3 1' 1 ! a Vw 3, Q , F .LQ gm J 'W if ' ' 1' 1 fi ,.,....,.,-.U V , V 1+ ' W . , gy W 5 s X , X m Mis fd! ' SEQ- ff fig wi If 1799 ' 14 1, Xxxx .WM 2 - M- - ,,,, W swf i Q 1 EIKMJ fmffy E ,,,ff x ,ffu E HOMEROOM 329 First Row: A. Downs, P. Cardwell, J. Colburn, C. Diehl, J. DuBois. Second Row: J. Chaplin S. Carlson, S. Coney, P. Carsen, T. Brownell. Third Row: C. Cvsick, G. Elmore, C. Gaiani J. Dingwall, R. Fellows. Standing: L. Strong, A. Eggkston, J. Ditto, D. Copeland, G. Dingwall W. Herman, R. Erkelman, D. Crane, B. Fix, J. Ferguson, M. Converse, J. Franice, N. Craven Not in Picture: R. Eggert, R. Dunham, J. Smeaton, J. Fix. C ASS OF l960 HOMEROOM 331 First Row: B. Hill, C. Heeney, B. Huber, E. Haseley, M. Goulah. Second Row: V. Hess, J. Hayes, K. Gensler, B. Huntsman, M. Hansen. Third Row: K. Hanks, M. Hanusin, M. Haseley, W. Gross, R. Guyette. Standing: G. Henry, R. Warrick, W. Heinz, W. Jagow, G Fuerch, D. Hardy, T. Gertz, L. Gerdes, A. Haseley. Not in Picture: R. Gambaro, E. Gross, R. Lambert, R. Hagerman, A. Borders, N. Hunt, D. Jagow. 7 7 J 4 Y :F sl I V -. 'I ,111 :liz : ,g 8 'Q 1 axial A ., Y QQ ' if yd! ..,.,,..-.-an-vnu -w.. Q a 11 i .5.,,.....-W, Q 11,4 I M., WnW,,wQ,.,fwq,5i.,, yy MM K K: 3, 2 'Q 1 R x g 1- Q is -. 35 1 1 3 x Y i Q 1 H I. I xt . Lx 5 N55 1 1 .x 31 5 L L ' IF 7 x 3 5 my I 3 Si Q A-M, M., A a xx E X,b 3 1 I 3 Y 5 -3' 5 Q. X XX min N xx N A QA ,.....--u-pw--nv 2? Q: l QE' -. ji U U ' fx gr fl- l Q-.F ii: g 1 l 3 X E Q vw, I 5. , iw 5? A K 9. fbi? 'I-. , ' mx ' .W -.' + ., 7' k . . JVM ww--sw-,Q e Q . gi.. ' - 5 Yi, is X . ., lfY1?fw:zfiQiEvii , ,D , . JVH?fv??J.Qh5S, 12::AffLLif!lfiF51LE'-Wi? 545525 f f Qxw .,,. iJT, 'if , T , ' . . A f f H ' umm: ww gfiffrfgxxfsfffwrw 1. iggfg' W -f Q ' WN ' ??if?si iifbi?i5: 'f:??4E:i5iLk,.XX , ,.,, fy . mg.. Jwguziki' ?T', f4f7Y?7T7Til,i?z' fx 1 , Mex Q f. 'ww ibggifggffwixsfwwfifziifigM'-SQMK fr If- 4 f' if 1 iff - H 'gaifffgwlfzaQwiwfggiff-fwfgkqfiq-sq. mggpw- M,fwfgx-glam-fgfygzgesvfxff X34 , .sifwfw ??3?P?'7 W. ! 2 K ffm f k .ggi-fQ.:V f 5 ,, ,-My-. 51.,1s6'f:U1: A :aug -,E ff '57f7k.'Eff'?ii Y- : - ,, tim fr Q' ' '1f1..a1 ' ' N ew' A W . . Wg ,.., ,.. .VVI . , ... MH ' 'S W M- ' 'swf 3335 M x . --1 .bar :,.: ' L K - - ,M rf, . ..-, Q K 4 535 5 bw sk RN 1 R -? f Y if z 5? ix R L V ..k., if f .xl K .4 .pig ' 4. - Wm Awww, ,Mwmv .JMMW i Wh., Q? 5 .fifty 1 4. , Qs.. , was fx K aff 1 2x 3 MW' f 6555 g .QQ ff ,T id ...ii A ,, i 5, my 3 ff 'TZSAQS My WWW ,fv- L. HOMEROOM 226 First Row: D. Rodway, D. Placek, J. Nichols, L. Pfohl, K. Patterson. Second Row: G Schultz, P. Prue, M. Patterson, C. Pfohl, L. Reele. Third Row: K. Richel, J. Cornacchio, K Retzloff, D. Printup, M. Rickard. Standing: G. Sattelberg, L. Rickard, G. Proefrock, D. Sayers A. Richardson. FRE HME HOMEROOM 224 First Row: L. Sattelberg, B. Rievley, L. Wright, P. Smith, P. Shepro. Second Row: C Stange, T. Seneca, S. Smith, J. Seiwell, B, Schroepfer. Third Row: K. Ratkowski, V Sharrow, E. Stocdings, V. Szorejko, D. Soladay. Standing: T. Stuart, D. Stacey, K. Smith P. Schultz, L. Steingasser, T. Wiper, L. Thiemecke, J. Steele, G. Skoff, R. Stuart, J. Sprague, J. Spedding,A, Soltaw, W. Robins. Not in Picture: T. Sell. af., NE 'Q ,jx Qgfii .5 Q sw wgjiggarx 1 Mg f iw hw v Lfif Ui ' : V -HX E W I I, f W . f Hi - f! Ax N X lj '4 ' 'A' k? ' ix- t I, , ,, 4, Q X W ,W J f ,gil , - Q Qf,N- XX hw -g, 1 -- .: if 'VT I N NATIONAL X-f 11i.3 lLN1x T-5 s-xenon SOCIETY XX .-C.-',iqg,vi-ly' ' i Z ' 3 'S X 4- n 1 l 2 , f -15.5 - X f 12521 2 QQ' Q fi . X .Q , f 'X X f ci W X WC W j ff 5G xxfmi ! ,f X A X V X xxx If K D Q l f f' m xx ,' S 1 1 O gg for A 4 X. 'ix i , f,,V Ai?FS - CROSS ff ff uf -Q X-X , ., V! Yi, XX f , I 7 ,X X X X Y, Lp MM! I 977 xl M r S I I . Seated: L. Merry, R. Brainard P. Bovanizer, K. Trigg, L. Pifer, E. Aukward. Standing: R. Mang, R. Pringle, R. Beachy, R. Schonherr, D. Van Nimwe- gan, J. Cavendish. I The Sportsmanship Council, o branch of the Ni- agara Frontier Council, endeavors to instill in all stu- dents, good sportsmanship. Since the other clubs in school also promote good sportsmanship through various activities, the Sportsmanship Council does not have many projects. lt sends four representatives, two seniors and two juniors, to the Fall and Spring meet- ings of the Niagara Frontier Council. LaSalle is the host school for the 1958 Spring meeting. The sign Good- Sportsmanship Promotes Good Citizenship, was put up in the gym for the basketball season. The council consists of two sophomores, four juniors, and six seniors. The Activities Council has reorganized for its second successful year at LaSalle. Every organization and activity is sending one person to represent their group. A poster committee was established to keep our school looking neat and uncluttered. They have the responsibility of putting the posters up in the halls, in neat and organized arrangements, so everyone will be able to enjoy them. The council also sets up rules as to the number of posters, and the size of them. Activities no longer conflict, because-the Activities Council is now keeping an accurate calendar of weekly and forthcoming events. This has proved to be a great help to all organizations in making their activities successful. 80 SPORTSMANSHIP C0 Ai First Row: N. Reitz, M. Hollinger, J. We Second Row: L. Pifer, J. Fisher, C. Decker. Th Row: D. Hallin, D. Mort, G. Newbury, B. Schc: fer. . ...V -M INTERCLUB IL TY int Row: J. Touchette, D. Lasher. Second Row: x. Genovese, C. Smith, E. Aukward. Third Row: '. Bronson, N. Bishop, E. Look, P. Blinco, R. choenherr. Not in Picture: B. St. Lawrence. First Row: H. Worosz, M. Hol- linger, M. Dowling, S. Binkley, M. Roell, N. Reitz, B. Mason, B. Thompson, J. Fisher. Second Row: S. Shipston, D. Lasher, D. Blaine, B. Nation, J. Moyer, J. Moyer, D. Casale, G. Piz- zimenti, J. Touchette. Stand- ing: C. Weber, D. Van Nimwe- gan, K. Trigg, R. Dixon, G. Newbury, R. Phillips, W. Blum- off, T. Kocai, T. Bronson, L. DiVito, R. London, P. Pearson, G. McCunn, E. Kersch. The lnterclub Council, under the direction of Miss Wustrack has taken part in various charity functions. It is made up of representatives from the sororities, fraternities and Hi-Y's. Working together, the group has contributed to many worthwhile activities such as the fund raising for UNICEF and Muscular Dystrophy. The council also sets up a schedule for Rush Week and controls pledging activities of the member organizations. G SENIOR COUNCIL First Row: L. Olson, J. McDonald, l. Shipston, E. O'Kain, D. Mort, Newberry, J. Fisher, T. Bronson, President: R. Stetonetti, M. Jakub C. Hadalak, J. Rowson, C. Brady, B. Thompson. Second Row: J. Co K. Trigg, J. Murray, C. Jack, B. Burns, P. Ferchen, S. Beecher, R. Ortr K. Witkop, J. Wendt, L. Hattuck, J. Hasely. Thiri:I Row: S. Collins, Comman, N. Reitz, S. Binkley, J. Fisher, G. Say, D. Kutz, G. Knotts, Meiller, C. Vanderschaaf, A. Wicke, G. Jennings. Fourth Row: M. El P. Graziano, R. Brownell, R. Hallin, D. Van Nimwegan, J. Veronich, Pearson, T. Grenville, C. Divito, E. Kersch, R. Cott. Fifth Row: J. Da N. DeLorenzo, T. Frederick, D. Gerbasi, E. Brown, T. Wilson, L. Pearce, Crocker, R. Beachy, T. Kocaj. The Senior Council at LaSalle High School is composed ot a president and vice-president from each homeroom, giving a total membership of ninety-eight students, plus an advisor, in the Council. The president and vice-president of the Council are elected by the entire student body, while Ehe secretary and treasurer are elected to their posts by the members ofthe ouncil. Regular meetings are held once each month and it is the duty of the representative to convey to their roll call groups the business of the meetings. lt is the function of the Senior Council to support all worth-while activi- ties engaged in by the student body. Types of activities supported by the Council are a guide service through the new school, student transportation to out-of-town athletic events, a better dress campaign, United Community Chest campaign, and a host of other projects that present themselves throughout the year. JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated: C. Dziewit, C. Geddes, M. Olfano, S. Emmendorfer, C. Marcinowski, P. Clayton, J. Furlong, J. Yokobosky. Standing: G. Knotts, C. Decker, D. Duthe, J. Worosz, I. Forgeng, G. Say, R. Benjamin, P. Bydlos, M. Marcin, J. Bagovich, N. Bishop, G. Rhoney, P. Toner, M. Schiesser, R. Huebschmann, Librarian. Being a library assistant enables a student to combine LIBRARY STAFF personal advantage with service to the school, since he learns to use a library efficiently. The assistants relieve Miss Huebschmann, librarian, in duties such as shelving books, stamping books, keeping the shelves in order, writing overdue notices, and mending damaged books. This year they have been especially help- ful in the processing of the hundreds of new books that have come to the library. Their cheerfulness and industry is greatly appreciated, and also their willingness to give up their study halls to help the library run more smoothly. First Row: D. Furry, P. McNulty,. C. Jack, J. Graham, J. Corosello, B. Thompson, R. Schonherr, l. Levine, J. Toellner, D. Wilkenson, B. Heuber. Second Row: L. Kuchy, N. Best, A. Sincavage, J. Maloney, B. Riggi, M. Kerins, L. Merry, J. Stevens, R. Falter, S. Moore, C. Decker. Third Row: I. Forgeng, B. Muldoon, J. Worosz, E. Hager, M. Mathi, J. Wilmont, K. Fahn, R. Knudson, P. Otto, J. Myers, J. Coleman. During the past year the Junior Red Cross has really proven itself to be a service organization. Consisting of one student from each homeroom, the members have been very busy throughout the year. Some of their projects have been: making favors for our local hospitals at Christmas, making stocking gifts for the Veterans Hospital along with other local schools, and making cookies for the Veterans Hospital. Each year a few students are chosen to attend the Junior Red Cross Training Schools, and upon completion of the course, give reports to the members about Red Cross work. The Junior Red Cross really deserves our congratulations for their capable services. O6 Seated: D. Mort, G. Newbury, R. Hallin, D. Van Nimwegen, R. Schoenherr, D. Gerbasi. Stand ing: T. Bronson, W. Blumoff, C. Hayes, R. Desso, D. Fredricks, R. Beachy, B. Schaeffer, R. Vander KEY CLUB lip, G. Harlan, P. Kauber, J. Veronik, G. Jennings. The LaSalle Key CI1 is made up of Sophomoi Junior and Senior boys w are recommended by the pri cipal each year. These mei bers are chosen on the basis their school records and schc participation as well as for tl contributions which they could ma to the club. Key Club is a non-pro service organization branching frc Kiwanis International. ln school tl' year, the organization has been responsit for the working of the football scoreboar the distributing of basketball scorecards, ai the sale of school bookcovers. Outside school the Key Club has co-operated with lf wanis by sending two representatives to the I' wanis meeting and supplying food baskets needy families. Thus the goal of every Key Cl: member is to serve his school community and fello man in a genuine, neighborly spirit. USHER STAFF First Row: B. Young, B. Thompson, P. Di- Franco, J. Moyer, E. Pearson, B. Oswald. Sec- ond Row: R. Krakus, L. Johnson, J. Baker, T. Sincavage, J. Carosella, K. Beauchamp. Third Row: S, Suitor, J. Wilmont, E. Aukward, M. Schiavonni, S. Atkinson, R. Benjaman. Fourth Row: A. Bash, M. Pressy, M. Eller, B. Tubridy, A. Cvetan, C. Mayville, E. Mangel. Fifth Row: J. Jennings, E. Nation, S. Binkley, J. Putnan, J. Yokobasky, S. Backen. Sixth Row: L. Brenneman, B. Pokelwaldt, J. Touch- ette, D. Hermanson, S. Miller, N. Bishop. Seventh Row: K. Trigg, D. Lasher, M. Hol- linger, H. Worosz, C. Smith, J. Bagovich, J. Marzec. Eighth Row: K. Julius, L. lrwin, S. Morgot. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twice during each school fear it is the custom of the Nlational Honor Society to in- luct students who display schol- lrship, leadership, character, and ervice, into its organization. The .econd induction is followed by a nanquet with the chapter at the Niag- ira Falls High School. The sale of football programs and he annual Christmas alumni party are imong the projects which this society per- orms as a school service. ln addition to its ervices to the school, the Honor Society car- ies on other activities. These include splash marties, the presentation of awards to four out- tanding seniors and a spring picnic. The Nat- onal Honor Society has accomplished a great Ieal since its beginning and will continue to do o with the cooperation of its members and the chool. The Usher Staff was established in order J have an efficient group that can be used J help at graduation exercises, the senior lay, the variety show, and any other school ,inction where its services are desired. This ear they also did an excellent job at the con- erts, given by the Buffalo Philharmonic Prchestra in our auditorium. The students who served on the staff uring their last years in LaSalle derive num- rous benefits through their services. While istributing programs, showing people to their eats, collecting money or tickets and doing arious other tasks, the members of the staff ave the opportunity to experience meeting nd serving the public. They also have the ersonal gain of developing such attributes as oise, confidence and self-reliance. We find that this organization is really eneficial to the students who want to develop wemselves socially. MODEL U.N. Seated: M. Hehir, L. Brenneman, S. John- son, J. Kurth. Standing: C. Lefson, G. Say, R. Hallin, K. Trigg. First Row: S. Emendorfer, J. Carosella, A. Uc M. Schiesser, S. Beckin, G. Schonherr, C. Marci owski, D. Duthe, T. Sincovage, A. Bash. Secoi Row: A. Boucher, E. Aukward, L. Pifer, B. ML doon, B. Ferguson, J. Fisher, Vice-President: Hallin, President: J. Fisher, L. Brenneman, Bastian. Third Row: S. Schweiger, J. Furlon N. Best, P. Bydlos, D. Deeter, J. Nelson, B. Schae fer, P. Toner, R. Culbert, W. Gasda, J. Nelso P. Roffee, R. Brandt, J. Worosz, B. Tubridy, Jennings, D. Van Nimwegen, J. Di Noto. lllfffllll JLUME 27 - ' 635. In ninth grade c. sen, girls are finishing skit d dresses. Carol Kaspizalds beige coro ov skirt cost her about 32.40 to make. In Miss 0lsen's cooking classes girls A Q ,mpeg Kneeling: J. Cappella, A. Genovese, N. Thutnherr, J. Durkin, M. , linzie, J. Ferris, A. Udy. Standing: S. Moore, S. Young, A. Shubsda, ack next year and '. Fredericks, C. Regenhardt, R. Sutter, P. Toner, P. Mataruga, T. each again' The .K lowman, P. Graziano, J. Coleman, M. Holtz lib HIE IIUW lkidllllllg Huw tv piupalni r a buffet supper. For the future they e planning a tea, which will be held the living center which has been tuipped with furniture, and the rug is l order. Girls are now learning to prepare 'e-akfast, lunches and desserts in Miss raceffcfs classes. alional Honor Society Iolds Splash Party On November 18 a lot of splashing and elling was heard from behind doors of me swimming pool. National Honor Society was having a mlash party, which lasted from 4:30 un- ermit him to co... Lnlllu ' hings remembered P Of the hrs' most, W h 1 I Q teach. fit: En.. nvfn- Tllr Un Griffon, the student newspaper, is publishe by the students interested in Journalism. Whi blw ilding has not M A A ing, ll senior plays and contacts Miss Yankoski has take yowis glaggeg until he my not on a par with big city dailies, the Griffon dea only with information of interest to its small fami Art classes Make I of readers . . . campus ' news, mixed with humo ' ' and an occasional piece of gossip. This year, undi For chrlstmas Hou the direction of Paul Toner, Anne Udy, Pat Graz iano, Mrs. Davis and Mr. Hodge, the staff is pul Wire Sculpture. They also lishing a paper containing many new ideas 1 in teachers' cafeteria 0 catch the interest of the reader. Our aim at eac UGG With lC21Ch01'S' CHFGS printing is to sell one thousand copies and so fc Miss Klemann's two b. have made Christmas or: Serving as dcwmuolls' we have been doing so. We shall for many year although the staff will change, try to entertain on Showcase near Hmm 100 fellow students in new and novel ways. Mr. Polleys' basic art large snowman out of ca l 9:00. After tiring of swimming showing end of fall and beginning of and third payments of 82.50 each. vi -ound, they ate in the home econo ' A ' ' illccted on January 13 and 27. mom. Later they danced in the its Cover the Cost of can and H0 veryone reports being tired, but hz G R I F F N F F il. prom. gifts, and diplomas. at TAGE CREW DRAMA CLUB SCIENCE CLUB vlliill' -i. Sitting: J. Myers, D. Vanderlip, N Hageman, R. Metz, N. De Lorenz Standing: D. Harris, R. Harris, N Blumoff, J. Mang, J. Jakubowski, Cott. First Row: M. Kerins, J. Moyer, Pizzimenti, P. Clayton, M. Hennega Second Row: J. Zino, R. Stepher D. De Martin, S. Laufz, L. Farnhal C. Marcinowski, J. Marzec, J. Hitc cock, V. Kudela, T. Bronson, Thompson. Standing: L. Krucensl l. Forgeng, R. Tisdale, F. Curtis, La Rock, A. Nest, J. Camaradella, Willmont, R. Phillips. M ws W W M . if ,M ' ll. -J , YL 5? f ! . . l Kneeling: B. Young, J. Zerwinski E. J. France, J. Woroz. Sitting: L Kuchy, C. Wagner, C. Boucher, l Forgeng, G. Rooney, C. Lefson, J Kurth. Standing: J. Knudson, B Neel, S. Young, C. Regenhardt, R Linsey, B. Kehoe, W. Blumoff, P Roffe, A. Boucher, P. La Rock, J Carosella, R. Bailey, P. Clayton, J Nelson, C. Maidment, Mr. Baxter Advisor. I 0 GI RA STAFF First Row: J. Worosz, L. Bastian, D. Hayes, . Smith, C. Boucher, J. Fisher, M. Kerins, D. Safarian, M. Schiesser, E. Pearson . Fama, S. McNally, J. Coleman, N. Reitz. Second Row: D. Lasher, B. Tubridy Ferguson, A. Sincavage, C. Decker, J. DiNoto, Co-Editor: E. Aukward, Co-Editor, Robertson, P, Otto, C. Headley, J. Burton, L. Pifer. Standing: V. Kudela J. Carosella, J. Jennings, L. Brenneman, K. Trigg, R. Phillips, G. Crocker, R. Hallin, D. Van Nimwegen, C. Regenhardt, P. Mataruga, G. Harlan, B. Schaeffer, T. Bronson, C. Skrzypek N. Best, L. Saunders, J. Hitchcock, J. Henneman. L! Y I O Wi O ' 1 EDITORS Co-Editors .... ,... J ohn DiNoto Ellie Aukward Layout Staff u g... .---Judy Jennings Photography Staff Planning Staff -- Bridget Tubridy Literary Staff -s ee,,. ---- -- -- ,e.e Paul Mataruga -H ..... Elsa Pearson Art Staff .- ...,...... .... P at Graziano Fund-Raising Staff Typing Staff ua- - - - .... Nancy Best Carol Decker ----Danielle Hayes No doubt you have noticed, throughout the year, the members of the Ongiara Staff dashing down the halls, and around the school, attempting to meet the deadlines of their particular jobs. During the fall and winter months, cameras have been flashing, and typewriters have been clicking as they re- corded each page of the yearbook. The editors-in-chief, staff editors, and staffs, have been working tirelessly to make this yearbook a worthy achievement of the Class of '58. As you read your Ongiara, every member of the staff hopes that you will consider it the finest in the history of LaSalle's yearbooks. its L' ,. w li X 1 ,, ' V First Row: D. Blaine, C. Maidment, J. Henning, S. Miller, L. Merry, J. Hitchcock, V. Kudelo, ' l JI D. Coll. Second Row: L. Fose, A. Forsythe, S. Shompine, R. Knudson, B. Ferguson, Vice- ' I ' 1,4 , 1V President: K. Trigg, President: B. Tubridy, L. Brenneman, J. Henneman, D. Hajzak, D. 1 Q ' D'AmaC0, s. Gray, I.. Kuchy. sfanaang: Y. cracker, J. Fisher, c. skfzypek, B. Muldoon, A. 4 Cvetan, N. Thurnherr, J. Jennings, D. Lasher, C. Decker, J. Coleman, J. Corosella, C. i 7. .7 Marcinowski, N. Best, J. Maxsom, J. Rowson, B. Dudley, E. Hager, G. Garner. Not in ' ij , I ' ' Picture: J. Finnerty, Mrs. P. Wright, Advisor. i .. VV' 06590000906 0 - Q. Q00 oo? DQ. 009000 A P6 The members of Delta Chi strive con- stantly to maintain their high Christian stand- ards in scholarship and service, and a strong bond of friendship with their classmates. During the past year the girls of Delta Chi, have taken an active port in area, district and state conventions, as well as the Hi-Y Youth in Government program. Their agenda has also included a Mother and Daughter Tea, an annual semi-formal dance, a doughnut sale, a roller skating party and a toboggan party with their brothers, the Explorers. Sewing stuffed dolls for a nearby orphange and entertaining at the Children's Hospital illustrates the interest of the girls in serving their community. ii! .' in 2 Q The Explorer Hi-Y is an active organization at LaSalle. Among the clubs' activities are toboggan rides with Delta Chi, sports, and many parties for its members. The members of the Explorer Hi-Y maintain the high stand- ards established by the National Hi-Y Association in its aim to bring out character, citizenship, and leadership qualities in all its members. EXPLORERS HI-Y 000 Oo neo .9 is ou., o 0 ow od O J' PG Seated: W. Greenmon, J. Benjamin, J. Myers, T. Holstrom, D. Rotho, R. Samulski, K. Patton N. Romagnola. Second Row: J. Starcher, G. Crocher, J. Culbert, J. McQueeny, Secretary T, Bronson, President, R. Phillips, Vice-President: W. Gasda, R. Hallin, Chaplainp R. Morro Standing: T.Burke, G. McCunn, E. Wallace, R. Sutter, R. Thompson, I. Gray, R. Bailey, J Kohrer, R. Hartz, F. Kohrer, P. Mataruga, E. Funk, L. Pearce, G. Harlan, J. Howells, C Regenhardt, W. Dell, P. Kauber. Not in Picture: J. Weber, T. Koban, C. Vanders Chaff First Row: L. Johnson, R. Krakus, K. Robertson, D. Hermanson, M. Bohnet. Second Row: A. Pfendler, P. Otto, E. Aukward, C. Headley, J. Fisher, President: N. Reitz, Vice-President: L. Bastian, P. Weber, E. Pearson, L. Olsen, Standing: P. DiFranco, J. Messersmith, L. Aiken, A. Brent, C. Long, B. St. Lawrence, K. Fahn, S. Chipps, K. Fitzgerald, G. Say, R. Falter, C. Pyke, E. Hitchcock, M. Eller, C. Smith, S. Binkley, M. Masocco. Not in Picture: Miss F. Parone, Advisor: Mrs. R. Bridgeman, Advisor. LA SALLE GIRLS' HI-Y 0000, U lac in 21 6 VC' ln the past 20 years the LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y has played a major role in the lives of some 600 high school girls. With the opening of school a new class is pledged and inducted into the group and thus the' cycle of social, scholastic, and constructive activity begins a new year. Many of the functions which the club sponsors have become traditional., Each year a pledge project, Christmas project, and Christmas formal highlight the fall season. The members also enjoy the company of their 000 U 6 00? parents and faithfully plan a mother and daughter banquet. Passive members are al- ways remembered with an annual Christmas party. The spring finds the girls working in harmony and friendship for an Induction Banquet and lnstallation Dance. ln every respect the members strive to create, main- tain, and extend the highest standards of Christian Character, the symbol of a Hi-Y Girl. 'L 1 1. bw, v fu- ff- 1 'fuk-gg vw., X 15, :IH X if s 1 t 2.5 'Y 1' f K Qt 'M z Y 5 1 ki? A.z-. . A 0,31 gi ge pl Q 12 V Q 1 i Sitting: M. Whysong, B. Riggi, B. Pokelwaldt, H. Woroz, J. Capello, B. Nation, S. Emendorfer, L. Dolla Torre, N. Gabri, J. Viso. Standing: J. Mosher, K. Martin, J. Cook, G. House, B. Oset, B. Litchard, P. Kendall, A. Genovese, B, Domin, M. Kerins, D. Sofarian, J. Carr, N. Lang. Not in Picture: K. Previte, C. Chaisson. ZETA TAU IOTA 9000-occ , , 0 0 .. 1 . 9 o 2 lx, Q. .X ou X 19.6. Believing that sororities can help in build- ing good character, the members of Zeta Tau lota carry on a well-rounded schedule of yearly activities. The annual doughnut, and bake sales, along with charity drives for the Cancer Fund and the donation of Christmas and Thanksgiving food baskets for the needy, have brought them local acclaim. As a new project this year, members have assisted fire- men in collecting and repairing toys for under- privileged children of the community. Yearly social activities include o dance, O 00000 i convention dinner, and a mother-daughter banquet. Projects with the Sigma Psi Fra- ternity, such as tobbagan rides and joint meet- ings, add the finishing touches to complete each very enjoyable year. Their members are chosen on the basis of service to the school, willingness to work and share responsibility, and good character, regardless of religion or social standing. They can justly be proud of the whole-hearted co- and friendship which permeates operation their group. The Phi Chapter of the Sigma Psi Fra- ternity is an organization that stands for Honor, Scholarship, Leadership and last but not least Brotherhood. It is a national organi- zation, with each chapter doing its utmost to maintain the standards of Sigma Psi. The Phi Chapter of Sigma Psi has been very active during the past year, raising money to aid mentally retarded children. Their projects included a bake sale with their sister sorority, Zeta Tau Iota and the raffling of a 575.00 Savings Bond. During the winter months a toboggan ride and party, and a joint banquet with the members of ZTI has also been enjoyed by the members of Sigma Psi. SIGMA PSI I cm, P6 ot. Ip ' 0 '09 do Sitting: G. Francis, S. Hutchinson, J. Zakia, D. Greene. Seated: P. Mooney, R. Moss, A. Lore, Wm. Broda, P. Pearson, Vice-President: R. Holt, President: Wm. Foley, D. Bates, R. Hayes, J. Mascilli. Standing: J. Ducette, V. Suttor, F. Hutchinson, D. Moodie, M. Lewis, M. Kenny, J. Lore, E. Bigley, D. Gabrielli, R. Adermann, A. Wadsworth, A. Wicke, T. Carr, R. Culbert, J. Cheatham, V. Person, J. Jarus, G. Hickin. First Row: G. Jugle, B. McCarthy, A. Riegle, B. Marshall. Seated: J. Cushing, L. Level, B. Bowman, M. Hollinger, President, C. Davenport, D. Andrews, J. Ferraro. Standing: L. Zappendorf, G, Robertson, P. Kalmikoff, P. Graziano, D. Dawes, C. Fisher, D. Latham, M. Pressey, L. Lynch, D, Stevenson, J. Mang, S. Nelson, P. Driver, D. Reisig. Not in Picture: J. Reich, J. London. ALPHA KAPPA EPSILON oust. 51 'PC-1. We of the Alpha Kappa Epsilon Sorority, have many wonderful years of fun and enjoy- ment in doing things together as sorority sisters. During the year, we have engaged in many activities such as vacationing at Al- legany State Park, having a Roller Skating Party, furnishing a needy family with a bas- ket of food, selling senior name cards, spon- soring a Record Hop, and having an annual fs 0 oo ., O . U Cn 0' Q50 00' formal dance, Two Hearts in Three-Quarter Time in February. Working together teaches the proper qualities of good citizenship, and responsi- bility, and instills a desire to move forward rather than to rest on past achievements. These are the reasons we are proud to say, we are members of the Alpha Kappa Epsilon Sorority. The Beta chapter of the Alpha Theta Kappa has been an up and coming fraternity since their organization in l952. The members have enjoyed and participated in many activities through- out the year. They give an annual award to the most outstanding athlete of the year, which helps to promote good sportsmanship. The clubs other activities include the renting of a passenger boat for the Kappa Kruise, and a vacation together at Long Beach, Canada. The members of Alpha Theta Kappa are always work- ing to maintain the high standards established by its founders, m 1-1 viva pb ALPHA TH ETA KAPPA Sitting, Floor: D. Sapp, P, Marshenky. Sitting, Chairs: F. Curtis, W. Blumoff, R. Dickson, Vice-President: L. Di Voto, President: J. Nelson, D. Kenny, C. Wagner, M. Sleish. Standing: B. Williams, W. Samuels, R. Martin, R. Thaylor, K. Lum, R. Ross, J, Savisky, R. lngle, R. Mang, M. Riely, F. Obleski, H. Rueter, F. Bollinger, F. Jay, D. Sapp, L. La Valley. Not in Picture: L. Sylvis. First Row: G. Knotts, J. Polka, B. Sessman, B. Roell, M. Mazzu. Sitting: C. Brady, J. Bagawitch, S. Boles, J. Moyer, A. Casalle, J. Moyer, P. Clayton, E. O'Kain, J. Ray, C. Norder. Standing: P. Flanagan, S. Ghentzke, J. Marzok, J. Stevens, K. Julis, C. Marazec, S. Ensmanger, S, Morgot, K. Kugle, K. Beauchamp, D. Furry, E. Durkin, J. Zerwinski, L. LAMBDA TH ETA PHI Vendramin, B. Young. dfawoob i so PG. The members of Lambda Theta Phi Hi-Y possess the qualities of sportsmanship, co- operativeness, and leadership. Some of their activities include a bake sale, Thanksgiving basket, sport dance, raffle, pajama party, mother-daughter banquet, and their annual Autumn Fantasy semi-formal dance. Each Bo 'too oy' 006.00 year the members of Lambda participate in various Hi-Y conventions. Every Christmas they make cards and settings for local hospi- tals at their Christmas party. The members of Lambda Theta Phi Hi-Y strive to uphold the high standards of their club always re- maining a true Hi-Y organization. The Delta Omega Hi-Y is another of the active clubs at LaSalle. The purpose of the club is to build good character in its members, encouraging them to live up to the purposes as established by the National Hi-Y board. Charitable activities included the annual pres- entation of food baskets to the needy at Christmas. 0 B S. O co G Q Q P6 as Other events included a weekend at Allegheny , tobogganing, parties, highlight the group's annual entertainment. The aim of the Delta Omega Hi-Y is to bring out each member's individual personal- ity, and to instill in him the traits necessary for good citizenship. oem eddy CJUU DELTA OMEGA HI-Y Sitting: S. Alex, R. Jackson, E. Kersch, J. Ferraro, D. Lymburner, C. Weber, W. Bohnet. Standing: T. Heath, W. Googe, M. Oneil, G. Hickin, J. Graham, R. Hilts, L. Brown, D. Alexander, D. Peck, G. Bridgeman, R. Metz, D. Moriarty, B. Weaver, J. Lynch, Sitting: M. Roell, Vice-President: S. Moore, G. Pizzimenti, President: M. McNulty, Advisor: M. Sarazen, M. Dowling, N. Gardner. Standing: M, Dowling, J. Freatman, D. Gorban, N. Gee, M. Smith, J. Johnson, B. DeWeise, S. Basile, B. Shaver, F. Favorite, S. ladicicco, NU TH ETA PSI P. Brady. dba UO' V6 The members of the Nu Theta Psi Soror- ity believe that participating in community activities, as well as having a good time, is an important factor in any organization. Dur- ing the past year, the plans of Nu Theta Psi included a record hop, skating party, bake sales, an annual raffle of o phonograph and the traditional Sadie Hawkins dance in o 00 0 OUUOU January. As community projects the mem- bers contributed food baskets to needy fami- lies, sent scrapbooks to children in various hos- pitals and sent gifts to people in old-age homes. In carrying out these activities the girls of the Nu Theta Psi learn the value of teamwork, and they are proud of the bonds of friendship which exist among them. .4 The Gamma Chi, since its foundation in I944, has worked to establish brotherhood among its members. Informal dances, bake sales, parties, as well as charitable projects have highlighted the group's annual activities. The club promotes fellowship, and the building of good character. In years to come, each member of the Gamma Chi will strive to live up to the high standards established by its founders. GAMMA CHI 0 QR ooo, 0 0 C5060 of PG 700 ooooj First Row: L. Lindsey, R. Hilts, R. Hillman, C. Eduos. Second Row: R. O'Donald, F. Paulik R. Traballa, R. London, F. Towers, S, Fountain, A. Reeser, F. Polley. Standing: G. Wilson, B Copinski. First Row: C. Stuart, B. Oswald, P. Carter, M. Kinzie. Second Row: J. Zino, P. De Luke, J. Touchette, B. Thompson, President: J. Prygon, S. Lautz, R. Stephens, J. Rittenberg. Stand- ing: L. Ray, S. Senf, L. Ray, L. Fillingham, M. Mang, J. lilauck, J. Fillingham, S. Shipstort, M. Gaylord, A. Cervola, S. Atkinson, B. Deyo, K. Barr, J, Squire. Not in Picture: J. Webb, Xl GAMMA RHO Vice-President. The founders of the Alpha Chapter of the Xi Gamma Rho decided that the goal for their sorority would be to help others. Every year the girls participate in many activities which fulfill this goal. The annual sport charity dance, The Gobbler's Gait, is held in November. The profits from this dance are contributed to the Wyndham Lawn Home for Children in Lockport, New York. Also, the children are entertained by the members at the annual Christmas and Valentines Day parties. Another charity dance is held in the spring, the profits of which are contributed to . .Wx T ui- T fab 'Q Q 1 ,P :mea Pe. the March of Dimes. Food baskets are pre- pared by the girls for four needy families dur- ing the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Other activities for the year include: the annual raffle, a semi-formal dance, The Mardi Gras in May, bake sales, and two sport dances, the PIedges Prance, and St. Nick's FroIic. The sincere desire to help one another while participating in these activities develops a strong and lasting friendship among the girls. The Sigma Alpha Nu has taken part in many activities. Among these are: Club activities with the Y.W.C.A. which includes Know Your Nations, group meetings with other clubs, visiting and entertaining underprivileged children, a sports dance for club funds, and visiting hospitals during the holidays. 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PE LJ , L4 :im 1 fy Wa QM ,L Lynn Crocker . 21 .0 5 UH ' 'Q A4 'Q r U .Qu Il.-i it , fffgr ff -4 J, 'A 'g n-. :7 ' - , 1 yr lv , .. .,l Q -r . -,fm A Q. 1 1' nn nu, 3 gl 'wk A Lawrence Cassatt .. ,V, ,Q .fl ff Q fy. J xaiuk 3 'V , I, t Ap ,, , k K v 3+ , I f 1 ,Q M , K 'fd 7. , asm.. , ' I ' N.-, f ,, Mi: ri in Q: f I , 1 nu SNAPS First Row: T. Burke, J. McQueeny, R Moss, E. Brown, J. Jarus, J. Shaffer. Second Row: C. Webber, L. Siieka P. Cirrolo, R. Moser, C. Brown, Coach: D. Gabrielli, E. Voelker, F. Toner, R. Baribeau. Our J.V. Basketball team, our future var- sity, showed this year that in the future, we will have teams to be proud of as we have in the past. The boys went in to each game with the desire to win, but always did they play with good sportsmanship and fair play. The boys representing La Salle show to all that LaSalle is the best school in all ways. ASKETB LL f fx v L we I fs 5 :,1 .,.,,.. , . . .. , h AA NNW!! V Q we- m 1 .S ,. ' : - '-55: Y w W . QSM R212 'I , ' K I A ' f S 1 K ,izi a iiikl A, 2-f g 1 W 'iszigsj l fieift T I 131' 44.3 A Y Afsffgzizw, fgg Q 5 Q , A- E . ' -1 as . -:-: , N' W3 X wwf. i ,..,, i L , A' ' 'V F: yr .. , . mi ,K W , Tf Wx -' ww . ,, , . ' - . f -Q11 gk gg V , ,gym A k :Elini ,, f , 72 , .r,,f.g55, Y Y, . 5 A x ,, - ' W h K K . A A ' Xgmswa fe , f Kiln - i - Aww nm V ,,.. , 'fr 1 , I A L my f .ma .L - xx X Q' 3 2 E 8 1 2 wi? 5 ,fc V. I k ,754L5f'f:.. 1 Thirty-two aquatic La Salle girls enjoyed their J l l iirst complete year of membership in the Synchronized Swimming Club at La Salle. For practical purposes, is 'he club was divided into separate groups, the Junior :ind Senior. f 5951 M I 'flint' im x f , cg.. . Under the advisory of Mrs. Smith, the members 'meld meetings and enjoyed many swimming practices . L W L L each Tuesday and Thursday during the activity per- ods. With the water pageant drawing near, the club Norked diligently to master Catalinas, flamingoes, Jallet legs, sharks, and many other intricate skills. Swimming to inspirational music and depicting char- acters from Campus Capers, the theme of their pageant, unquestionably, was one of the outstanding events of the year. llNG First Row: Mrs. D. Smith, Advisor: L. Olson, S. Clarke, L. Kuchy, S Chipps, L. Fillingham. Second Row: S. Seiwell, J, Kurth, O. Lowrey G. Cotton, S. Shipston, J. Maxsom, C. Robertson, A. Bash, C. Headley P. Otto, N. Reitz, C. Smith. Third Row: S. Miller, P, Weber, L. Piter L. Irwin, J. Webb, C. Brady, L. Bastion, J. Fisher. Not in Picture: B St. Lawrence. GOLF Kneeling: S. Alex, J. Spedela. Standing: L. Pierce, S. Schweiger, R. Dixon. Both our baseball team, under Mr. Manion, and our golf team under Mr. Fillicetti, gave their best in defending LaSalle High in their respective leagues. The students were well represented by our boys, and to show their favor, the boys did their best in live LaSalle spirit. PRI G First Row: S. Jaroz, R, Phillips, T. Kocaj, J. Pinkowski, L. Palumbo, T. Grenville, R. Vosburgh, P. Mataruga. Second Row: J. Manion, Coach: B. Sapp, W. Gazdo, R. Fulgenzi, R. Culbert, D. Gabrielli, B. Googe, Manager. Third Row: J. Veronet, W. Broda, R. Beachy, J. Dunmead, J. Starcher, P. Jackson, P. Pack, Manager. First Row: L. Farnham, S. Collins, R. Knapp, T. Wilson, T. Nalepa, W. Ellis. Second Row: E. Funk, L. Di Vito, R. Sandonoto, A. Pasquale, T. Burke, J. Nelson, R. Spencer, J. Kennedy, J. Casale, R. Saddler, R. Hillman, E. Audet, L. Mc Kinney. Third Row: l. Gray, J. La Chance, R. Culbert, J. Nelson, D. Topolski, R. Bailey, R. Sutter, S. Costanzo, A. Dutton, R. Glazier, E. Lefson. Fourth Row: R. Thompson, C. Ferguson, J. Mang, A. La Gamba, J. Gato, R. Pringle, D. Moody, R. Metz, T. Albert, F. Riley, R. Hartz. SPORTS Our track team under Coach Brown, and our tennis team under Mr. Polley, did an admirable job of representing the- brown and gold this year. Whether they TRACK won or lost, the team members showed the true La Salle spirit of fair play and sportsmanship. The boys of the teams should be justly proud of their record. Kneeling: D. Martinez, P. Luick, R. Schud- er, P. Pearson. Standing: W. Clemmens, G. Bridgeman, E. Brown, P. Gerbasi. TENNIS VARSITY CLUB First Row: S. Collins, T. Heath, J. Pinkowski, T. Kocci, President: D, Von Nimwegon, R. Dixon. Second Row: R. Thompson, R. Boiley, L. Pearce, R, Kehoe, P. Pearson, R. Sutter, R. Litchka, Advisory R. Holt, E. Brown, D. Deeter, R. Pringle, E. Funk, R. Beochy. Left to Right: Art Colondrelli, Bill Ross, Bob Litchko, Harold Aloion. P L xv vw ,A Presentation of team ball - 'I958 Captains to 'I959 Captains. Lett to Right: John Pinkowski, Mott. Blaze- vich, Lynn Crocker, Tom Kocoj. OOTB LL CAPTAINS E9 1958 Football Captains - John Pink- owski and Tom Kocoj. .-su inf HW fffff 510 X1 JJX gf W Kwai if 4144 Cm y15l,uxQQ QM 5-Z ' wmmapgw . hh .k,, H Mr. Ronald Hammond Chorus and Choir Kneeling: J. Henneman, P. Lyons, Standing: M. Whittocre, Y. Crocker, E. Aukward, C. Smith, J. Maxam, P. Otto. K Mr. Ronald Hammond, director of the choir and the girls' chorus, and Mr. Merrill Cook, of the band, have helped tremendously to promote the musical interests of the student body at La Salle. The choir usually present a concert at Christmas and Easter assemblies, and they also sang at the dedication ceremonies earlier this year. The band has been playing at foot- ball games this season, and has added to the assemblies by playing while X students are entering and leaving the Y auditorium. AJCRETTE Mr. Merrill Cook Band and Orchestra This fall the majorette squad made their first appearanc at the La Salle football games, after being inactive for th past three years. Despite very little recognition from th school, they have practiced many hours, arranging routine to help in promoting the school spirit at La Salle. This yec they are hoping to receive school letters for their hard effort: The majorettes are always willing to march, no matte what the weather might be. ln addition to marching at fool ball games, they have also marched in several parade throughout the year. Besides being an asset to the band, seems good to have a band with a majorette squad leadir them, to represent La Salle High School. The school year of l957- l958 has been a busy one for the La Salle Senior High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Ronald Hammond. Our first major performance was at the Dedication Cere- mony of our beautiful, new high school. About a week later we per- formed again in the annual Christmas Program. After a much deserved vacation we returned invigorated and began preparation for our Spring Concert. We participated with other schools of the city in the City wide Festival and before Easter Vacation in the annual Easter Program, at our own school. ln addition to this we made a number of guest ap- pearances including radio and television. Even though all these activi- ties required practice of the Chorus, and patience of Mr. Hammond, everyone in the chorus will agree it has been a most enjoyable year. A CHORUS A E it CHOIR The thirty-seven voice choir of La Salle Senior High School, under the capable direction of Mr. Ronald Hammond, plays an important part in various assemblies throughout the school year. Their activities include caroling in the halls of La Salle at Christmas time, in addition to the Christmas and Easter assemblies. The city-wide Spring Music Festival is annually included in their agenda, as the choir is often asked to sing at various functions throughout the city. N The LaSalle High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Cook, proven itself a valuable and talented organization. ln uniforms of gold brown, the members have faithfully played at all of our football games many of the school assemblies. It has indeed been a busy year for group of industrious musicians. :X Z' -5 C - has and and this The orchestra, headed by Mr. Cook is an active organization at LaSalle, and although small in quanity, is continually striving for quality. Its pur- pose, along with entertainment, is to develop skill, and familiarity with various musical works. The orchestra participated in the school's Christmas assembly and other programs throughout the school year. ORCHESTRA 9 ll , A f SIX NIUNCE D60 fUDM'T 5PELx5EEPfOE lkl Nam T DQF nMF We the Senior Class of '58 of LaSalle High School, being of totally unsound mind and body :nd having been somewhat exposed to the rugged Jbstacles of higher education do hereby make, :leclare and publish this our last Will and Testa- ment. ARTICLE I To Mr. Schwinger and Miss Rohr we leave our gratitude for the sin- cere i-nterest and helpful guidance they have given to our very deserv- ing Senior Class. ARTICLE ll To Mrs. Bruton our class advisor, we leave our lasting thanks for the wise counseling and patience she has bestowed upon our very co- operative Senior Class. ARTICLE Ill I To an industrious and understand- ing staff of LaSalle Senior High School we leave our sincerest grati- tude for the long and trying years in which they have attempted to find our brains, and when found, for their undying efforts to make them chucked full of fact and fancy. I. To Miss Baker, the seniors leave their knack of getting along with others. 2. To Miss Wustrack, Tom Fredericks leaves his morn- ing smile. 3. To Miss Parone, Diane lPea- nutl Andrews leaves her height. 4. To Mr. Hodge, the Ongiara staff of '58 leaves a large economy bottle of tranquilizer pills. 5. To Mrs. Seatter, Marilyn Smith leaves her elevator key. 6. To Miss Yankoski, her Eng- lish Workshop class leaves a box of Kleenex and a week- end in Buffalo Public. 7. To Miss Pierzchala, French Ill and VI leave an all ex- pense trip to Paris ...... . . . .lllinois. 8. To Mr. Lee, a courageous and valiant teacher, his all girl classes leave a new set of all steel nerves. 9. To Mr. Schoepflin, Len Riscile leaves his Tonette. IO. To Mrs. Bartz, Bob Adermonn and Bob Beachy leave their ability to be quiet in home- room. ARTICLE IV ARTICLE V ARTICLE VI To the Juniors, we leave the cherisl ed right to be recognized as senio and the ability to live, love and leai as only seniors are able to d Likewise we leave with the class 1 '59, our memories, knowing thi our friendships will endure for yea to come. To the Sophomores of whom v care very little about, we leave mar long hours of constant and diligei studying - they will surely nee them if they ever hope to have eve a slim chance of becoming senior To the following unworthy, but ve fortunate and select few, we b queath some of our most precios and valued treasures: I. To Pat Kendall and Cind Pyke, Judy Carr and Bonni Ferguson leave their unusL al laugh. 2. To Lynn Crocker, Tomrr Kocaj leaves his bop wall 3. To Gene Brown, Paul Blinc leaves his ivy league ways. 4. To Sue Binkley and Gail Sa' Jean Fisher and Carol Hear ley leave their sisterly way 5. To Micky Lewis, Tim Ho leaves his calm, cool tempe 6. To Donna Hajzak, Joan Hei ning leaves her pony tail. 7. To next year's editor of tl' Ongiara, John DiNoto ar Ellie Aukward leave the whip and little red wheels. 8. To Adele Cvetan, Dorotl' Lasher leaves her white shc polish, in the hope that Ade will clean her sneakers. 9. To whom it may concern Dick Hallin leaves his abili' to tell hate jokes. IO. To Elaine Hager, Kath Trigg leaves her low calor lunches of melba toast ar an apple. ' ll. To Jimmy Vincent, Ga Harlan leaves his long hou spents studying. I2. To the Junior girls, Be' Nation, Mary Kerins and Dc othy Saforian leave the IO' grade boys. To next year's Senior Coun- cil president, Tim Bronson leaves Mr. Woodoll. To Charmine Long, Nancy Reitz leaves her canoes and thumper title. To Denny Gerbasi, Jay Men- ger leaves his church key. To next year's Journalism students, Carol Decker, Joan Coleman, Barbara Pawlak and Cathy Geddes leave news- paper, paste, and round-end sissors. To Jeff McQueeny and Gary Newberry, Tom Phil- brick and Don Van Nim- wegen leave their good looks. To next year's students ot Mr. Polley, Pat Graziano leaves her know how and hopes they'll know how. To Matty Blazevich, John lPinkyl Pinkowski leaves his browns and brains. To a member of the Ongiaro staff next year, Linda Pifer leaves her radio, apple tree and cow. To Bob Barr, Grant Shea leaves his ability to get dates. To Katie Fitzgerald, Lynn Bastain leaves her ability to be faithful to the skollege kid To the Trig. classes of 'F Jim Nelson leaves an exc' Regents day 1 ex' and all. To Sheila Gray, Judy Jen- nings leaves her space in the station wagon. To Sharon Chipps and Jack Dunmead, Pat Otto and Dick Phillips leave their book - Robert's Rules of Order . To Nancy Genovese, Anita Fama leaves her supreme and divine walk. To Bill Gazda, Skip Thomp- son leaves his first trumpet. To Sherrie Miller, Carol Smith leaves her graceful Sl'OflC6. ' To the Majorette squad of '59, the squad of '58 leaves the saftey pins, which played a large part in the success of the squad. To Bob Moser, Dick Sutter leaves his graceful basket- ball techniques. To the girls who will be waiting for boys in the service next year, Bonnie Thompson, Judy Hitchcock and Vicky Kudela leave their crying towels. To Vic Suitor, Ted Gren- ville leaves Shiya's. To next year's cheering cap- tain, Barbara St. Lawrence leaves her congratulations, excess pep pills and her orjg- inal ways of missing practice - cast and all. To the Junior members of National Honor Society, the Senior members leave their semi-annual probations. To Gary McCunn, Eddie Powers leaves his conceit. To Sue Becken, Joanne Wor- osz leaves her rosy blushing To Janet Fisher, Judy Cara sella leaves her very origina haircut. To Linda Fillingham, Beck' Stephens leaves her deadly' charm. To Margaret Whysong, Sut Lautz leaves Kurt Sterzel bach. To Rosie Falter, Carol Mar cinowski leaves her Frencl accent and verb wheel, hop ing she'll take full advantagi of both. To Sue Shipston and Marial Mang, Judy Houck and Sand' Senf leave their knack ti think quick, act fast and livi happily. To next years' Senior clas president, Bernie Schaeffe leaves nothing!! He figure that he'll be around this eartl a long time and will neec everything. After all, hov can we beat the Russians i we give everything away. cheeks. 6 ' J 7- To Ann Brent and Sally Emendorfer, the Senior cheer- leaders leave their used or- ange peels from basketball games. To Kathy Julius, Elaine Hal- lem leaves her carmel sun- daes. To Judy Rowson, Bridget Tubridy leaves her distorted sense of humor. To next year's basketball team, the Senior players leave their winning ways. To Cathy Maidment, Julie Henneman leaves her march- ability. To Lynne Stevens, Marg Hehir leaves one slightly used Solid Geom. book. To next year's Driver Edu- cation Classes, JoAnne Moser and Anne Genevese leave their ability to pass a road test. few? Vg .. alalnvz, FORM L DEDICATIO LA SALLE OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL One of the memorable events that occurred during our Senior year w the formal dedication of our school on December lO, l957. The lol awaited dedication attracted many guests from the surrounding area, of whom were very eager to see the school. In the auditorium, the program was begun at eight-thirty o'clock the school band, which played several stirring selections. After the Invo tion and introduction of the members of the Board of Education, ' Administrative Staff, and several guests, the school chorus also ent tained. The girls, in evening gow were a lovely sight, and their voices w a credit to Mr. Hammond, their direct The main address of the eveni entitled The Future ls Now was giw by Dr. Clifford C. Furnas, chancellor the University of Buffalo. 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