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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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I -'v PM 11,755 4 mum BOARD of eoucatlon Frank J Lang Weldon R Ollver James H Erwin DEPUTY 5UPef'f 'fendenl Ol Superintendent of Schools Deputy Superintendent Business Affolrs w'n L salacuse Dr Charles M Brent we5leY I- KBSYGY Dr R9be l' P B'e1 '9 Legal Counsel president Vice President Erma Russell Runals Laura Marne Plfer risk 'FP- ....'3 Wllllam F COIIHUS George Kauber Peter Longlune Arthur M Sulberberg Xlzcu ff 'lm . X fgyfiggzcgfff 0.,d,LxLJ 0501! .yfieav ,QM w4M '-469 0600761-d,6 .77 Wiley. V516 wnaaa 61-cab Z Janna! k gjbdfdddy ,wo.,ti1,0u 5i2.,coL6,Z6 'flaifdfvqgf JR 1 X 'MM My sincere congratulations to the Class of '59. You have mounted the first rung on the ladder of accomplishment. Our world is teeming with opportunities. I hope that you have learned that for every privilege, there is a Corresponding responsibility. May you always remember the opportunities you have had, and earnestly seek to make your finest contribution for the benefit of all. vice pnmclpal With graduation comes commence- ment. The realization of one's goal merely illumines another on the horizon of life. May the future be a reflection of the success you have achieved at La- Salle High School. Even though much of the knowledge acquired here may be forgotten, may the wisdom, garnered so laboriously, linger on. My sincere wishes for your success and happiness. Helen A. Rohr Vice-Principal 7Le,,uc2.1Q6.f .IE-11,464 AAI! F Q .galil 'UW lf? ilfifirs-Q John Aiken Francis Alexander Dolores Baker C. Edgar Barlow Mar90'ef Baffefl' Cit. Ed. Dept. Ind. Arts Dept. Eng. Dept. Eng. Dept. Home Economics 'M'i . B 'W i Q P ' QS. Clinton Baxter Mabel Bland G0I'd0I1 Blood Science Dept. Nurse Teacher Cif- Ed- Depf- l N S T R U C T I O N A L S T A F F Blanch Bartz Ruth Bruton Daniel Burgess Commefciol DGPY- Commercial Dept. Math. Dept. ,..... Cf' 13 Merrill Cook Joan Coyle Daniel Creedon Eleanor D'Anna Margaret Dutton Music Dept. Commercial Dept. Science Dept. Eng. Dept. Commercial Dept W 1'- Francis P Egan Mathematics st, h aw' 'm 121. A 'V ,fri . wf'f..Q5 ,42- Rvbeff Eli' J. Bruce Filby Guido A. Filicetti Helen z. Forester Cif- Ed- DCPY- Science Cit. Ed. Dept. Mathematics Clarence Hageman Ronald G. Hammond Clara V. Hill Industrial Arts Music Teacher Eng. Dept. fi! Nasseo Hodge Ruth M. Minnie Jack Eng. Dept. Huebschman Eng. Dept. Librarian Marion James Harold Jamieson Edwin A. Jerome J. Klawitter Am, Klgmgnn Dental Hygienist Eng. Dept. Korwasinski Mechanical Drawing Aff Depf, Commercial Dept. an .M A, ' fx f L 'WHL 4 .U on . if? as N 2' , if ,W??,gSfX,.:f an 5 a all .u ,M i ,,.,T.,,,z ' ,MM , 55,11 , f YQ k 1ggla 'iPq Y lf, -53 .' N NBS? .wk MM. ya Q ?W wwf' , W my X ? rg. 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CAROL BRADY QS KENNETH BOWN SU ROSLYN BRAINERD ef ...av'9' JANET BOWSER ELIZABETH BOWMAN ANNE BRENT .if- 'lf' I .ff WILLIAM BRODA 3,02 ...v Nw EUGENE BROWN .ll BRUCE BURRIDGE RICHARD BROWN IQ DIANE CALL 'U MAXINE BURNSIDE SQQQ LEE BROWN RICHARD CAMPBELL DELORES CASALE alb- Km LAWRENCE CASE 1 of SHARON cl-nPPs 3,91 gf-r 'i' SUSAN CLARKE 59' SALLY COLLITON M, vm MWWXQ5, ELIZABETH CHURCH .,,:.'J4 ANITTA CERVOLA JUDY COOK '31, .146 HAROLD COOPER I ,447 JUDITH CRAFT .xr if .,,,-vu 'Null' JAMES COWE WILLIAM cosEN'rlNo 3 45 LYNN CROCKER W3 BRUCE CRACKNELL SAMUEL COSTANZO DOUGLAS CROWLEY wh! 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KENNETH GLENNON JOYCE GEORGE RANDALL GOLIAS 940 I X, WILLIAM GOOGE an Wu-ll' C ELAINE HAGER 1,-an-uv SHELIA GRAY A 5' DIANE GORBAN .3 T 'K WILLIAM GREENMAN MARION HARTER 3 JAMES GRAHAM FRANCES JEAN HARVEY AVO -sq alll' CAROLYN HATALAK E MIRIAM HENNEGAN yf!'N ROBERT HAYES ,vg- CHARLES HAYES -1 GRACE HENNINGER ET' fs THOMAS HEATH DAVID HAYES GARY HICKIN ag GERALD HICKIN cdr' RICHARD HILLMAN fri RONALD R HILTS Q 1-uv! Y--7 THoMAs HoLs1noM -xv ah Mgr, JOHN HOWELL5 580' 'Q' F' oi 1' THOMAS HOLMES RONALD J HILTS GEORGE HURLBURT 'QQ' 'li LEE D HURLBURT LINDA IRWIN ff.-7 JEAN JACKSON ac' ,qi ROBERT JACKSON ff' :IOM fax ' If GERALDINE JAROSZ LINDA JOHNSON 4-'V SUZANNE JOHNSON '95 I -M' 3 GAIL JUGLE 41: In '05 fu x ,-,uv-Q? GEORGE JULIAS ...-- ' PATRICIA KENDALL '17 ,ws JERRY KELLEY ff' KATHERINE JULIAS DAVID KLAY lv-'S'- 5 '14 Jul, BARBARA KELLY PETER KAUBER JoHN ummm iam RUNA KNUDSON git 4.,.. i'-P 4- xr 41? KATHLEEN KUGEL RITA xRAKus W' -3. 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Barger, P. Anderson, L. Aken, N. Bartha, G. Armstrong, D. Barclay. Second Row: L. Buster, S. Arnold, B. Aaron, E. Anderson, F. Riley. Third Row: G. Bowers, F. Babbs, T. Burke, A. Blan- zenski, D. Bates. Fourth Row: F. Bolender, E. Bigley, K. Burns, J. Rello. S 2. x. 3 JIJMD , A5 JUNlO Wine? - First Row: D. Fray, J. Critelli, L. Connolly, J. Cudmore. Second Chambers, G. Cotton, M. Cramers, J. Cook. Third Row: S. D655 G. Davidson, M. Conibear, B. Calandrelli, Y. Crocker, S. Burton, D. Deubler. Fourth Row: G. Coram, J. D'arangelo, E. Custo, C. DiVita. Not in Picture: P. Dunick, L. Cone, J, Davis. I JUNIOR HOMEROOM 220 First Row: D. Blaine, M. Burden, M. Bish- op, B. Brenecki, M. Bohnet. Second Row: B. Burns, N. Bowin, P. Cicero, K. Bom- berry, P. Bovenizer. Third Row: J. Benson, M. Borger, G, Cooper, S. Boles. Fourth Row: J. Cavendish, J. Cheetham, T. Carr. J. Canada, J. Cianchetti, J. Capisano. Not in Picture: B. Reed, P. Cornelius, D. Call. VIZ? JUNIOR HOMEROOM III First Row: N. Gabri, J. Frcike, B. Golonki, C. Gantt, D. Hoizok. Second Row: J Freotmon, G. Garner, G. Hutchinson, R. Harris, D. Horris, S, Gentzke. Third Row R, Hill, B. Hennegon, P. Forster, B, Green mon. Fourth Row: G. Jennings, M. lshmon, J. Jenny. UP JUNIOR HOMEROOM 'I10 First Row: P. Bornish, N. Eyerly, P. Duffy, J. Elston, P. Follon. Second Row: F. Domin- quez, E. Durkin, D. De Shon, R. Folter, P. Driver. Third Row: P. Downs, M. Feeley, T. Fennell, C. Eodice, E. Gleason. Fourth Row: J. Greer, D. Fredericks, V. Governotori, T. Ellis. Fifth Row: E. Evans, D. Gerbasi. JUNIOR HOMEROOM First Row: S. lodicicco, C. Hicks, B. Berger on, C. Jackson, S. lnfontino. Second Row M. Jokubek, J. Johnson, J. Johnston, R Hennegon, A. Henderson. Third Row: E Hitchcock, G. House, S. Hennemon, J Klowitter, R. King. Fourth Row: D. Kenny D. Korpolinski, J. Knudson, F. Kohrer R. Kott. Fifth Row: W. Krowczyk, A Joseph, R. Kowoleski. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 322 First Row: J. Krawczk, J. Kleinfeldt, D. Kretz, A. Kilawee, M. Krencisz. Second Row: L. Karr, A. Kutis, P. Kalrnikoff, K. Krupa, P. Kalmikoff. Third Row: L. Klock K. Link, H. Peoples, G. LaGornba, A. Ligammari. Fourth Row: W. Kremer, R. Lindsay, J. Johnson, R. McDonald. Not in Picture: L. Krerners. 1 ,L J GN? JUNIOR HOMEROOM 238 First Row: F. Marsden, B. Marshal, B. Mc Masters, M. Masocco, P. Mc Laughlin. Second Row: M. Mc Ginn, J. Maxsom, M. Mozzu, D. Mc Kinney, J. Mang. Third Row: O. Mann, K. Martin, P. Shiro, J. McNaugh ton. Fourth Row: L. Mountain, C. Nash, V Pearson, T. Nalepa. Fifth Row: F, Pawlak J. Princeler, J. Palley, A, Rieser, R Thompson. I JU NIOR HOMEROOM 328 First Row: N. Lang, S. Loercher, M. Lilly O. Lowery, P. Mafyjas. Second Row: T Lucatra, J. Mogavero, J. Landes, S. Lynch R. Mauro. Third Row: E. Look, L. Lichr F. Giles, C. Messing, C. Long. Fourth Row B. Kapenski, W. Mazur, R. Wells, D Latham. Fifth Row: J. McMinn, J. Mond- ziak, R. Martin, J. Merlino. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 'I09 First Row: J. Rotella, B. Riggi, P. Prosser M. Reuben, A. Reigle. Second Row: R. Reynolds, M. Slish, A. Sheley, J. Reynolds. Third Row: D. Potter, D, Reisig, G. Robert- son, L. Pike. Fourth Row: F. Sillet, J. Ritterburg, M. Rohback, B. Richwalder, M. Malbin. Fifth Row: D. Singleton, J. Mc- Gillis, V. Scalzo, J. Shaffer, J. Seaman. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 230 First Row: L. Nix, J. Myers, J. Messer- smith, S. Nicklas, A. Pfendler. Second Row: J. Polka, C. Oslund, E. Nixon, B. Oset, L. Olson. Third Row: J. Ross, J. Onesi, K. Sanders, R. Podbielski, L. Paul. Fourth Row: G. Vanderoort, O. Mortgl, Ji. Roberts, H. Rueter, P. Nutt. Fifth Row: D. Rotko, F. Samulski, J. Salviski, L. Pearce. Not in Picture: L. Rowe. if? -on JUNIOR HOMEROOM 104 First Row: S. Tracy, C. Stewart, P. Saund- ers, S. Salirnbene, J. Shively. Second Row: P. Wright, J. Squire, J. Stanley, J. Shomers, C. Shevock. Third Row: C. Sherlock, J Sosby, R. Stone, D. Stevenson, R. Stef- fonetti. Fourth Row: H. Sterzelback, S Champine, D. Sawyer, J. Udy. Fifth Row' R. Volpe, R. Thaler, F. Toner. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 301 First Row: N. Summers, C. Walters, M. Whysong, C. Vaccarella, B, York. Second Row: E. Zoda, R. Thweatt, S. Wilton, P. Wright, V. Zucco, Third Row: J. Thompson, M. Whitacre, M. Tarapczynsk, B. Winn. Fourth Row: D. Swazey, P. Touchette, J. Zokia, E, Wales, J. Ward, B. Williams, T. Wilson. Not in Picture: S. Williamson. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 209 First Row: K. Channell, C. Cappella, J. Argona, S. Clements. Second Row: K. Burt, M. Caterina, G. Cerillo, P. Butski. Third Row: S. Curtis, S. Collins, G. Camann, B. Burridge. Fourth Row: L. Carlson, P. Clarke, R. Cicero, D. Brantley. Fifth Row: G. Cas- satt, J. Cook, J. Carosella, J. Calaboro. Sixth Row: B. Coleman, L, Cqvendighl J, Christy, W. Cassatt, K. Colpoys, H, Chop. man. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 214 First Row: C. Bomberry, N. Beaton, G Bigley, B. Beenau. Second Row: J. Banks D. Bryan, J. Ademan, D. Amato. Third Row B. Barowicz, K. Becker, C, Blakeslee, J Becker. Fourth Row: F. Burridge, J. Bar- bour, T. Anderson, O. Booker. Fifth Row W. Boston, J. Haniell. is SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 204 First Row: M. Felice, C. Etiopio, D. Hackett, F. Favorite, G. Fose. Second Row: P. Flem ing, M, Falcone, P. Ferris, R. Dempsey, W. Evans. Third Row: C. Gage, M. Gagner, J Fraw, R. DeMortin, K. Fortuna. Fourth Row C. Edukonis, C. Gaylord, J. Gee, K. Felvus Fifth Row: M. Estes, B. Dent, L. Ferris, V Gandt. Sixth Row: P. Dixon, R. Dutton, T Dudley, J. Marks. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 332 First Row: F. DaDario, R. D'Amico, R. Dichout, S. Cragle. Second Row: C. Davis, E. Desparti, C. Doll, M. Davey. Third Row: D. DePrey, S. DeLuke, J. Cratzer, S. Dut- ton. Fourth Row: D. Laughlin, E. D'Andrea G. Cooper, D. Cox, S. Cracknell. Fifth Row: D. Coughneour, B. Craknell, J. Cook, F. Credicott, W. Delany, T. Crawford. 1 1 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 234 First Row: S. Hoyt, M. Hermanson, K. George, J. Hollinger, D. George. Second Row: E. Grubka, B. Brew, C. Hayes, C. Hamm, J. Gorgka. Third Row: B. Hugill, J Hill, A. Gulla, L. Goodberry. Fourth Row: R. Grant, L. Freeman, M. Hailey, E. Hallin. Fifth Row: S. Greco, J. Hager, D. Greene, S. Hanners, W. Grimes. Sixth Row: R Halleen, S. Grauch, M. Askland, R. Grib- ben. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 308 First Row: B. Lecksell, C. Hurlburt, R. Johnson, H. Horbinski, K. Hurd. Second Row: J. Hyla, B. Lang, J. Hazel, C. Kugel. Third Row: J. Hayes, C. Kressman, G. Lautz, S. Jolloff. Fourth Row: W. Jennings, N. Hunter, S. Henning, M. Hillman. Fifth Row: P. Lambert, V. Johnson, D. Lasher, H. Jamieson. Sixth Row: P. Hayes, R. Jones. Not in Picture: W. Janese, P. Vaughn, J. Jarus. I ll ull SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 212 First Row: J. Muldoon, J. Ness, K. Nolan, P. Mitrano, R. Lyrnburner, Second Row: K. Patterson, D, Pace, P. Napier, R. Martin, K. Mettler. Third Row: B. Newton, C, Pawlak, G. Miovsky, B. Millville. Fourth Row: B. Maselli, G. Lemish, D. McGovern, J. Mang. Fifth Row: R. Luzak, J. Lewis, W. Mann, A. Matauruga. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 112 First Row: L. Mayville, M. Mead, A Meidenbauer, A. Maxwell, G. Martin Second Row: D. Lackos, C. Molost, C Majka, F. Kupiec, S. Mason. Third Row H. Kenjion, B. Lubas, N. Lantz, W. Cyphert l. Mac lvir. Fourth Row: F. Look, J. Keiper T. Krawizyk, P. Mamon. Fifth Row: W Kent, D. Johnson, P. Kearney, C. Joseph T. Kumm, S. Klineczka. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 108 First Row: S. Scotfield, J. Schul, C. Riley M. Roffe, I. Sharpless. Second Row: P Scarpino, P. Sadler, C. Siegmund, J Potruno. Third Row: J. Presti, C. Reid M. Pose, K. Rowe. Fourth Row: J. Petito J. Pringle, S. Shiavi. Fifth Row: J. Pol- iow, T. Holt, J. Pelon, P. Mooney, R Moss. Not in Picture: B. Pearson, D. Pow- Iukovich, J. Shaver. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 106 First Row: L. Rachkofski, C. Potter, L Peck, G. Rafferty, S. Young. Second Row B. Peterson, P. Rhoney, K. Pnedleton, S Prygon, B. Ozzimo. Third Row: M. Ried L. Queen, R. Mort, T. Moran, W. Mul- doon. Fourth Row: D. Nashwinter, E. Richel B. Nodig, D. Nye. Fifth Row: J. Pike, D Pisorski, L. Mong, E. Oliverio. Sixth Row: T Moriarty, J. Moudy. Not in Picture: A Lore, R. Marchitelli. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 222 First Row: D. Summers, P. Smith, A. Stoub, N. Tolomon, J. Slater, Second Row: R. Kimer, G. Richey, J. Smith, J. Timms, K. Rose. Third Row: D. Shely, C. Teorles, R. Schuier, W. Rodgers, R. Rotella. Fourth Row: D. Simcox, B. Simcox, B. Sirgey, B. N u z u m, S. Sprague. Fifth Row: G. Reid, J. Wolf, C. Roberts, D. Sprague. Sixth Row: J. Salinski, R. Rowe, R. Tch- rack, R. O'DonneII. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 213 First Row: D. Thompson, J. Slenker, C. Obleski, M. Warner, C. Thompson. Second Row: P. Streicher, P. Stecher, S. Swazy, G. Weaver, L. Waters. Third Row: S. Sylva V. Turk, M. Stefonetti, D. Tavlor. Fourth Row: S. Tirakassi, J. Staub, D. Smeol, L. Lindsay. Fifth Row: R. Stavins, J. Shipston, B. Stahlman, R. Stohlman, T. Staoles, E. Siegmund, Not in Picture: T. Carr, R. Smith, W. Samuels. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 333 First Row: D. Clarke, E. Berard, S. Bowen, S. Ciszewski, S. Beaton. Second Row: D. Buftamonte, J. Baribeau, D. Amdes, E. Call, P. Arnold. Third Row: M. Chrzanow- ski, K. Ackerman, R. Arthur, E. Boroughs. Fourth Row: J. Adornack, R. Brown, R. Anderson, J. Bolender. Fifth Row: B. Cegles, P. Bocek, F. Baldarrarre, J. Barber. Sixth Row: G. Babcock, C. Biddle, D. Binkley. 1-QF' SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 313 First Row: A, Wynn, R. Young, S. Wright A. West, G. Ulrich. Second Row: S. Young J. Winters, M. Stuart, J. Winters, H. Tur ley. Third Row: G. Yocoots, G. Zielinski R. Waite, R. Wagner. Fourth Row: M Wells, C, Tuthill, B. Woodcock, B. Walker Fifth Row: B. Volpe, J. Tutomer, B. Sem bert, R. Shaw. Sixth Row: S. Wachtle, E Stricker. Not in Picture: S. Yednak. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 205 First Row: J. Korb, V. Lunney, S. Hen- ninger, J. Hazlett, P. Lozoren. Second Row: J. Helms, J. Krieger, K. Hoff, J. Fuick. Third Row: C. Kaifos, J. George, G. Lebons, C. Henderson. Fourth Row: L. Hazel, L. Guiliani, G. Mosher, M. Hanna. Fifth Row: K. Garner, J. Galbraith, R. Frid, R. Kniffin, J. Glasco. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 226 First Row: C. Edsall, J. Dillon, K. Dolson, L. Decker, C. Dean. Second Row: M. Domin- guen, M. Elias, P. Carbone, F. Copelin, E. Frawley. Third Row: S. Gehr, J. Deltuva, M. Casey, C. Duthe. Fourth Row: P, DeHay, M. Costannzo, L. Fura, J. Fergen. Fifth Row: J. Cornell, K. Dubois, M. Forrnier, J. Domanico. Sixth Row: W. Fose, R. Coop- er, T. Forrnier, G. Cowder. Not in Picture: C. Civilette, E. DeHaven. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM First Row: S. Mangsen, M. Messing, P. Kutis, R. Mauro, H. Osborn. Second Row: M. McCarthy, M. Lytte, J. Mang, J. Lon- don. Third Row: M. Nix, J. McArthur, M. Nalepa, A. North. Fourth Row: K. Mathews, M. Miller, D. McAlee, R. Hunter. Fifth Row: K. McAlee, C. Menkiena, J. Marsh, L. Hasterman. Sixth Row: T. McAlee, N. Myers, R. McNally, N. Lord. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 329 First Row: N. Pysz, L. Reid, G. Perrque, M. Powless, R. Payne. Second Row: C. Per- seghetti, B. Read, A. Novak, R. Panton. Third Row: D. Rilenburg, G. Weidert, N. Phelps, R. Herne. Fourth Row: W. Neubaur, R. Ricco, R. Rose, R. Perry. Fifth Row: S. Roell, G. Minor, A. Rotker. Not in Picture: G. Wurdock, J. Rivers, S. Rom- seyer, J. Rea, R. Loleiger. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 'I05 First Row: E. Waterson, S. Wilson, L. Zim- merman, S. Ziblet, J. Thompson, Second Row: L. Tracy, B. Wilson, M. Blakeslee, J. Thurner. Third Row: C. Von Burg, V. Wade, D. Wyrosdick, S. Willet. Fourth Row. T. Zaccarella, N. Webb, C. Thomp- son, T. Vekich. Fifth Row: L. Webster, D. Wishart, G. Zawacki. Not in Picture: C. Thompson. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 202 First Row: P. Thiboult, S. Rowles, A. Strat- ton, C. Siever, R, Sajdak. Second Row: D Tauter, Y. Shomers, L. Sherman, H Mureness, K. Stovall. Third Row: E Seymour, R, Wallace, G. Wadding, C Steinvoll. Fourth Row: G. Taylor, L. Stohr Fifth Row: D. Schuler, C. Smith, C. Saund- ers, G. Snyder. Sixth Row: W. Rose, S Ward, C. Stovins. Not in Picture: l. Simp- son. 8 Vw ? I 1 c. f. G sf HN Ufz 2 S 'Nix' :Les ff' A, x if f f X . f' ,s . 5, M' I Q4 ,Q f ,644 Jax? W S ?Q5f55?JQi0,W6fffw 2 MM?2f'lffff F XX 256351 if XX yfzgfaaccad wwf 5. 1 'Qs 4 P n,4 4147. .AGN Ju if X P x QS x T X X if XN . J iii I W ,J fi: X XXX X - - J f . ' 'X ' 4 ,X N W yf ff T J, 71 . A . - ' I fp V X - xy ,M 1 ' , rf' ,f , T, Q x-,V . - -. I QQ, X Y, Xxx' A J J 602' V' X, KV' X' , , 52 A. fi , J . 1 . 1 45 - ' - N I fir! X. 'W x Y y CN 'O f 4. . K O' -1 Q I H0 fo N ..... 5 S A if Off X X 7 ' I Q F x 9 f X x , X 1 I V Q ff XX Q50 QA , , 1 QN X 3' ,,07j'X Q f XX, I W Q' 4552, M NATIONAL honon SGC IGIIY Fsrst Row G Schoenherr S Beckers G Coram B Church J Fssher kcretary W Gazda Vsce Pressdent G Soy Pressdent S Emendorfer Treasurer A For sythe R Barsbeau C Lefson A Boucher Second Row C Hatalak C Brady J Ray S Johnson E Swchabe G Jennsngs D Gerbass A Cvetan E Hager N Bow sn A B sh Thsrd Row S Shampsne D Swazy L Paul L Olson P DsFranco M Eller K Robertson R Faulter K Beauchamp J Johnson J Kurth L Stevens Fourth Row J Harvey K Krupa S Arnold mooel u n Ssttsng G Say Standsng S Johnson J Kurth C Lefson The Natsonal Honor Socsety an organs zatson standsng for scholarshsp servsce lead ershsp and character snducts sensors sn the fall as well as sensors and underclassmen sn the sprsng lt ss customary after the sprsng snductson to plan a banquet wsth the Nsagara Falls Hsgh School Chapter of Honor Socsety The sale of programs at home football games and sport dances conststute the mon ey maksng projects At the end of each school year the Honor Socsety presents awards to four sensors for thesr outstandsng qualstses of SS LC at LaSalle Hsgh School Actsvstses for the year snclude a splash party a Chrsstmas Alumns party and a sprsng pscnsc The LaSalle Chapter of the Natsonal sob and sts members always try to lsve up to sts asms and purposes The Model Unsted Natsons a recently organszed club at LaSalle Hsgh School ss but a part of ssmslar organszatsons sn hsgh schools throughout Western New York Its asm ss to expand the knowledge and snterest of students sn the Unsted Natsons Each year every school sn Western New York ss gsven a country to represent at the Model Unsted Natsons Assembly held sn the sprsng Thss year the chosen country was Ghana Under the dsrectson of thesr faculty advssor Msss Frances Parone the members learned as much as posssble about the Unsted Natsons parlsamentary procedure and Ghana ' : . , . , . , . ' ' , I D .I I I r I . - . i . . .I . I - , . ' , . , . . : ' . . I T I ' I . .I . I . I . ' ' ', . a . ' : . ' , . , . I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . . . : . , . , . , . I I I I . I I df- l - rs - 1 .,. It , gi Honor Socsety has always done a wonderful K wg 'V . I . . 3 gl . . I . . . . I I I I A . , . I . I I . . ' 3 , I , I . . . -B-' n Q? T ' -i. GUIDANCE ASSISIIAHIS Standing: A. Brent, S. Nelson, S. Gray, N. Scull. Sitting: R. Knudson. office staff Sitting: P. DiFranca, B. Oswald, B Pavlick, M. Poplinski, B. Kelly, C. Brady. Standing: J. Putnam, D. Casale, S. Gray, M. Harter, D. Pe- tito, M. Westefield, A. Cervole, L. Ruane. lnsmaizy assistants ,, Tv-- Left to Right: M. Malbin, S. Arnold, E. Look, D. Latham, L, Edwards, G Martin, S. Binkley, K. Beauchamp C. Stevens, A. Bash, R. Benjamin N. Bishop, M. Pratt, S. Mason, L Carr, L. Carlson, D. Coughenour, C Dziewit, D. Duthe, S. Emendorfer Librarian, Miss Huebschmann. 1 . aw 55, . First Row: B. Dudley, B. Oswald, C. Norder, S. Miller, L. Case, M. Schiavone M Pratt J. Kniffen, P. Kendall, S. Chipps, L. Merry, D. Lymburner. Second Row: R. Desso, E. O'Kain, D. Dawes, E. Hager, L. Johnson, J. Vincent, H. Worosz, S. Atkinson, J. Wilmott C. Thompson, S. Suitor. Third Row: J. Schiavone, D. D'Amico, C. Maraszek, L. Fose M. Harter, B. Pavlick, J. Putnam, K. Julius, C. Davenport, J. Cushing, L. Level, C. Sertick 1 f The Senior Forum is a group of seniors who share the common interest of discussing and debating various issues. Under the direction of Mr. Hans Popp, the forum has held many interesting and educational meetings. In lt is the ambition of the Junior Forum to support and incorporate any activities, that will benefit the students, as well as the school. The club meets once a week and is open Ju n I O R to all juniors who are interested in joining such a discussion group. First Row: P. Sounder, C. Hicks, D. Kretz, M. Massaco, J. Squire, D. DeShon, P. Mathias, L. Buster, G. House, S. Nichlos, N. Gabri, M. Mazzu. Second Row: R. Steffonetti K. Krupa, D. Hajzak, D. Fredericks, D. Gerbasi, G. Jennings, M. lshman, R. Thompson, M. Borger, C. Long, O. Mann. ey CLUB vi Seated R Schoenherr D Fredericks D Mort G Newbury D Gerbasi G Jennings Standing C Hayes S Grauch D Anderson J Cavendish R Desso L Crocker W Mann C DeVita M Estes R Rowe R Lymburner l1Ol1Ol2 CLUB Kneeling G Newbury J Fisher E Hager K Robertson P Kauber J Kurth B Gazda J Faassen R Krakus A Cvetan M Eller S Hatalak M Pratt A Brent R Knudson J Emendorfer C Brady L Merry J Kmffin G Hurlburt Mr F Egan Advisor As its senior class project, the Class of 59 organized and developed the first high school honor club in this area. Open to qualified seniors it enables students to use their study halls as free peri- ods and to make use of approved school fa- cilities. Roll call teachers consider responsibil- ity, integrity, and leadership in nominating reliable seniors for membership in this organ- ization. These names are then referred to B Gray Standing C Norder P Weber C Jackson G Say J Harvey S Becken S Burridge P Luick K Biehl L Hurlburt a committee including the four class officers and six other seniors charged with further screening and making the final selection from among the candidates. The project inaugurated this year, has received the approval of the faculty and will become an annual senior class activity for the future. lt therefore gives juniors and sophomores an important additional incen- tive. ARIS luB A new endeavor at LaSalle this year is the Arts Club. Organized to further a back- ground of culture among the students, the club meets bi-weekly on Mondays to discuss various aspects of literature, music and the drama. Guest speakers from the fields of the liberal and fine arts address the group on occasion. Mem- bership: anyone interested. Mr. Thomas V. Maloney is advisor. Sitting: D. Wachtel, J. Rowson, M. Caterina, A. Forsythe, K. Hurd, K. Krupa, R. Stefon etti, D. Stefonetti, J. Fisher, D. Pace, D. Hajzak, L. Johnson, A. Joseph, R. Falter, M Conibear, E. Look. Standing: S. Johnson, Mr. T. V. Maloney, Advisor: S. Binkley, K Beauchamp, P. Wright, S. Shampine, J. Benson. spomtsmanship coun ll The Sportsmanship Council is composed of six seniors, four juniors and two sophomore members. All new ap- pointments are made by the Principal. Stu- dents appointed to the Council retain their membership d u r i n g their s c h o ol years. Members are selected on the basis of leader- ship, character, and an interest in school activ- ities. The function of the Council is to encour- age good sportsman ship at our own school and at all Niagara Frontier League games Sitting L Merry L Aiken J Muldoon P Bovanizer Standing W Broda J Cheet ham, J. Cflvendlsh, N. Bishop, M. Estes, R. Schoenherr, B. Mang. ph otoaizaphy clue The Photography Club is a newly formed organization for the benefit of those students who have an interest in photography. The Club, under the direction of Mr. Creedon and Mr. Schawillie has complete freedom of the Photo Lab and all the equipment, which includes an enlarger, a snapshot camera and a slide camera. The Photography Club has also been assigned to do all the photo work for both the Griffon and the Ongiara. Kneeling: S. Arnold, B. Roell F. Look, H. Jamieson, B Joung, D. Pace. Seated: G Barcaro, D. D'Amico, M Pratt, J. Fisher, D. Blaine, E Look, G. Samm, A. Staub Standing: M. Wells, D. Haj zak, R. Stefonetti, D. Latham R. Culbert, M. l-larter, S Lynch, J. Staub, J. Mandziak M. Pase. Seated: D. Taylor, D. Thomp son, J. Slenker, R. Lindsey, A Boucher, J. Hazel, R. Bari beau, E. Schwabe, D. Why song, R. Frid. Standing: J Udy, R. Gribben, J. Pasquale, S. Grauch, C. Wagner, J. Tat omer, P. Roffe, J. Knudson, W. Grimes, C. J. Baxter, Ad visor. The members of the Science Club are those students in senior high school whose interests lie in the various scientific fields. The major project is the design and construction of an exhibit for the Science Congress in Buffalo. Members take a number of field trips each year to interesting scientific points. lt is from clubs such as this that many of the scientists of tomorrow will come. SCIENCE clue HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Flrst Row D Mort A Brent G Soy G Jenmngs G House G Newbury J Adermon V Governotorl S Muller A Cveton S Groy A Joseph Second Row C Long M Du Noto D Wlshort B Dent B Kremer G Loutz D Rotko M Whysong J Stanley H Osborne Thlrd Row E OIIVSTIO B Monn Y Shomers J Corosello B Crocknell J Mong DIOR CDUHCIL HOMEROOM Fursf Row E Strnker L Mong K Ackerman G House G Newbury J Adermon D Stevenson L Alken L Johnson K Slver Second Row M Mozzu T Wllson E Funk R Schoenherr C Kressmon D Frederlcks J Horvey M Mong J Smlth Thlrd Row J C tl e D Kenny R Moser E Blmko D Horns S Grouch R R1mer B Lu os INTERCLUB COUNCIL Furs! Row P Kendoll W Foley L Fnllmghom W Brodo R Krokus S Emrnendorfer G Lynch G House J Mcng S Shnpston Second Row S Fountonn S Lynch D Ger boss R Folter W Blumoff G Soy E Funk R Knudson D Hojzok E France Thurd Row D Gorbon M Dowlmg J Dunmeod W Googe J Squnre C Brody D Cosole S lodoclcco E Durkln . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , ,. , , , . . . . , . ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' . . . , . , . . . , . , . .4 ., v P 's ' u n E Xb -Q 4 , 5 3 L' Xen . . . ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I - , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . I . , . , . , . , . , . . . . rl II1, . , . , . , , , . , . , . b. bev- Q- 1 , X ' ' . - l . . - . , , , . , . , . , . , - , . , . , . . I . , . , . - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' ' I - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . USHER STAFF Furs! Row R Benuamun P DuFranco R Knudson E Look D Hauzak K Robertson O Mann B Dudley N Popp M Schuabone Second Row M Eller C Shevock M Mazzu J Baker L lrwun E Hager K Barr B Oswald B Pavlak S Dunn S Atkunson G Samm P Ruce Thurd Row D DeLong L Clock P Kalmukoff D McKenney D Kretz C Sertuck S Suutor J Putnam N Eyerly S Gentzku D Reusug J Wulmott Fourth Row M Dowlung B Deweese A Cvetan G Garner S Gray J Maxsom J Messersmuth Dalla Torre H Worosz E Hutchcock L Johnson S Becken Fufth Row N Bushop A JR RED CROSS Bash K Beauchamp Thus year a new organuzatuon the LaSalle Pep Club was untroduced at LaSalle Hugh School Membershup us open to all students unterested un rausung school spurut One of the maun obuectuves of thus club us to promote better attendance at all unter school sports actuvutues Good sportsmanshup us another um portant goal that the members of the Pep Club struve to attaun Wuth these obuectuves the name LaSalle wull be spoken by students of other schools wuth admuratuon and respect PEP CLUB uni 'i The Junuor Red Cross us an actuve organuzatuon at LaSalle Senuor Hugh School Its purpose us to be of servuce to the communuty and the school The actuvutues of the organuzatuon unclude a membershup druve and the dustrubutuon of tray favors to varuous area hosputols The group us always on hand to render servuce to dusaster areas and underpruvuleged amu ues The Junuor Red Cross meruts our admuratuon and respect for theur valuable servuce DlA CAST First Row: S. Morgot, M. Pressey, K. Beauchamp, J. Fisher, L. Level, L. Fose, P. Ken- dall, H. Worosz, A. Brent, L. lrwin, K. Fahn, C. Norder, C. Davenport, P. DiFranco. Standing: K. Sterzelbach, J. Howells, D. Mort, M. Napolitano, J. Benjamin, K. Biehl, T. Holmes, A. Bash, G. Wilson, B. Church, B. Schoenherr, B. Burridge, J. Ray, S. Foun- tain. ami cnazy Girl Crazy, a play based on the original musical comedy by Guy Bolton and John McGowan was presented by the Senior Class of LaSalle Senior High School on December ll and I2 at 8:00 p.m. Miss Yolanda Yankoski directed and Mr. Harold Jamieson and Mrs. Clara Hill assisted. The play has a fascinating plot with witty dialogue and bath tender and full-filled scenes. Tom Holmes plays New Yorker Danny Churchill who is exiled to the family ranch in Arizona because his family thinks this will cure him of his yen for girls. How wrong they are! Danny not only arrives at the ranch in a taxi, chauffeured by Louie, lGeorge Wilsonl, but during his exploration of the ranch, meets Molly, lAlice Bashl, a vivacious Western girl quite different than the type he is accustomed to back in New York. Louie in turn is constantly pursued by Rosie Rowena Rumplymeyer, lBetsy Churchl a cute but dumb little filly whose speech is definitely East Side. These romances are periodically interrupted by playboys, Lank Sanders, Uohn Howellsl, a bandit whose bark is worse than his bite, and an Indian who has a college education. Thanks to the aid of Miss Anne Kleman, set designer, Mr. Clarence Hageman, stage manager, Mr. Robert LoDuca, publicity and all the student body and public who received the presentation with great enthusiasm, the Senior Class Play of 1959 was truly a great achievement and success. fl Q 1' f Yi' v x Q I ri 5 I gg A Si H 5 X 4 4 ' I fl ll ? V' W 1 if , M1 ',wL 1 V la x A W I 5 - 5 Q.. Q5-sn , rv 1 9 K ' A t . I ' 45 n ' ' , H H W5 'FTW f , ' , W V 4 . :Q fn? C' fy 1, t y A 4 fsgmegi , J 'H I1 N 4 A I V an ,lg 34 J, 5, LJ ,Eff V f A 7 f y ia, A ' -5 5 'g-I -3 1 1 ' ' , .gr gg 0. V W . A J , f Mg? EDITORS Kneeling: W. Broda, W. Greenman, E. Brown. Standing: D. Gorban, M. Pratt, B. Deyo, -. the QRIIZIIGH STAFF ,Y x First Row: J. George, M. Gaylord, J. McQueeny, S Colliton, J, Graham, N. Scull, J. Lambert, J. Ferraro S. Costanzo, H. Strozewski. Second Row: J. Craft D. Hayes, D. D'Amico, G. Hurlburt, J. Putnam, J Zimmerman, S. Atkinson, S. Dunn, M. Sarazen. foumth pemoo SECOND DGRIOO First Row: R. R. Hilfs, D. Casale, W. Googe, R. Molis, R. Jackson, J. Reich, R. J. Hilts, C. Maraszek. Sec- ond Row: G. Jugle, K. Glennon, B. Burridge, J. Cowe, J. Donis, N. DeLorenzo, W. Stone, M. Reele. PRINTERS First Row: K. Panton, J. Zakia, S. Fountain. Second Row: P. Pack, G. Murdoch, K. Sterzelboch. EDITORS First Row: S. Emendorfer, P. Kendall. Second Row G. Menz, M. Westfield, B. Podelwaldt, C. Hayes. EDITORS OHQIARA f , A N. Hodge, Advisor: M. Eller, W. Gczdo, Co-Editors. BE....Q C7 J. Roy, Arty J. Culbert, Fund: S. Emendorfer, Typing: R. Schoenherr, Yoyoufp A. Bash, Literary. STAFF EDITORS SUPP v-Pd 1.5 'R B. Burridge, J. Harvey, J. Culbert, C. Dziewit, E. O' Kain. Kneeling: R. Schoenherr, K. Biehl, R. Culbert. Stand- ing: K. Robertson, B. Church, S. Colliton, P. Roffe, J, Fisher, E. Hager, A. Forsythe. X- 66 J. Rowson, A. Bash, C. Norder, C. Hatalok, C. Lef- son, S. Johnson. FUND an-If 'C T Y P I N G S T A F F I J E, I l s I zu I X 1 CLINIC mOl1l1l0l2S J. Harvey, N. Gabri, J. Onesi, J. Winterer, C. Maraszek, S. Franklin, P. Bocek, L. Lemieux, B. Reichel. X Seated P Bocek P Mauro N Popp L Rouen Standing L Lemieux Holmes J Bowser office assistants U50 Seated P DlFranco B Oswald B Pavulok M Popllnska B Kelly C Brady Standing J Putnam D Casale S Gray M Harter D Petlto M Westefueld A Cervola L Rouen hall ITWOHITZORS Jumon class offlcens G. House, Secretary: G. Filicetti, A d v i s o rg J, C h e e t h o m, Treasur- SIAGG CREW Standing: D. Smeol, T. Krowszyk, J. Cowe, J. Morag, R. Metz, J. Pollow, R Horns Martin, R. McGee. Seated: D. Harris, N. DeLorenzo, J. Maloney, K. Glennon. Seated: J. Meng, Vice President: D. Rotko Pres ident. D gf. S 1 3- . .5 fgsggo... if ii' 3 f ft A 1' K , ,I il . W 1 4 DELTA CHI HI Y K V51 4 First Row, Kneeling: G. Garner, A. Gulla, Y. Crocker J Second Row, Sitting: D. Call, L. Peck, L. Merry, C. Blaine r KES: J. Muldoon, R. Young, S. Nicholas, S. Spraque. Third Row Standing: A. West, D. D'Amico, S. Miller, D. l-lajzak, J .... ' Hager, L. Paul, A, Cveton, J. Rowson, E. Hager, J. Staub B, Lubos, G, Fose, B. Burridge, A. Forsythe. First Row: S. Gray, President: R, Knudson, Vice-President. Second Row: J. Maxsom, Cor- I responding Secretary: S. Sham- pine, Treasurer: J. Fisher, Recording Secretary. One will always find that the members of the Delta Chi strive to maintain high Christian standards in scholar- ship and service combined with a strong bond of friend- ship with their fellow classmates. 'WI l ' Their activities for the year include sports dances, various money-raising projects, parties with their brothers the Gamma Sigma Fraternity, and an annual semi-formal dance Evening of Dreams, Their annual banquet ends the school year with the induction of officers for the following year, However, activities don't end there, for during the summer Delta Chi holds parties and other in- formal affairs. The girls are always willing to devote part of their time to various charity drives. . The Gamma Sigma Fraternity is a well-known organi- zation at LaSalle. The fraternity is a national and inter- Nw f national organization with several chapters in Canada Q ! as well as throughout the United States. Q The activities for the year include: sports dances, 2 raffles, bake sales, and joint activities with their sisters, Q ig Delta Chi. The members are willing to donate to various I li., charity funds. Q N if tj The purpose of the fraternity is to live up to the X, principles as set forth by the national chapter. gamma sigma .. 1 1.-., .::. l 25 Seated: E. Funk, President. Sfdfldihgl J. Culbert, Vice President: W. Greenman, Car responding Secretary: P. Kaub er, Secretary. Not in Picture J, Weber, Treasurer. - xftji Gamma Sigma First Row: J. Shaffer, G. Davidson, B. Stahlman, R. Rotella. Second Row: W. Gazda, K. Ponton, M. Searles, J. Klawitter, R. Mauro, G. McCunn, J. Benjamin, J. Presti. Third Row: J. Carosella, J. Striker, J. Pringle, J. Mc Queeny, T. Holstrum, T. Ellis, F. Kohrer, J. Myers, R. Samilski, J. Howells, D. Rotko, R. Dutton, E, D'Andreo, J. Christie. .- -H 'A gl ,. U 4,-,y if gf U . J- H . s 7' ,'ri 'f X . ' T f 'fl ' WA :Q 1 ' f ,V 2 i 1 , h . T gui N . .4 .. - . ,ft A -s , rrwllffft' Seated: The boys' Hi-Y is a well-known fraternity at LaSalle. The boys enjoy working together through- out the school year on their various projects such as bake sales, toboggan rides, sports dances, raffles, informal get-togethers and an annual Western Roundup dance. The purpose of this group is to maintain the principles of honor, fellowship, and the growth of good character. 'XXX BOYS' HI-Y First Row, Seated: B. Shrock, R. Mort, E. Blince, R. Ciccero Second Row, Seated: D. Fredericks, D. Mort, R. Lymburner C. Roberts, R. Rowe, B. Jennings, J. Roberts, E. Brown Standing: J. Vincent, B. Mann, W. Faassen, D. Anderson B. Borr. A. Joseph, B. Moser, R. Beachy, S. Di Vita, C. Hayes G. Newbury, G. Jennings, L. Case. G. Patt, Chaplain: L. Crocker, Vice-President: J. I Dunmead, President. Standing: h I.- D. Gerbasi, Secretary: J. Cavendish, Treasurer. I Z Y l xx V' gk... A 1 1 The members of LaSalle Girls' Hi-Y strive to uphold the high moral standards of their code. x ' A One of the outstanding social activities of Girls' Hi-Y is the Annual Christmas Dance, a formal af- + fair usually held at Hotel Niagara. Another event Q that is beneficial is the annual card party from which W 2. the proceeds are awarded to a deserving senior mem- ber at the Installation Banquet and Dance in June. 7 The girls are always willing to contribute to charity I' e--- fi' drives such as the American Cancer Society and the March of Dimes. amls' hi- First Row: R. Krakus, Presi- A i dent: K. Robertson, Treasurer. frf :AP Second Row: L. Olson, Cor- f Q feSP0nding Secretory, K. Fitz- gerauld, Recording Secretory G. Say, Vice-President. 0 NX LA SALLE GIRLS HI-Y First Row: P. Di Franco, J. Adermann, C. Kressman, C Majka, P. Streicher. Second Row: A. Pfendler, G. Lautz, M we Bohnet, M. Masocco, L. Aiken, K. Hurd, D. Pace, L. Johnson Third Row: S. Binkley, R. Falter, Hitchcock, P. Weber, M. Wells, S. Chipps, A. Brent, C. Long, K. Fahn, Nl. Eller, L. Pike, M. Caterina, S. Sylva, J. Messersmith. X.. k .. 'V' 'fi' ei,fs,'.ff l E3 dent: N. Gabri, Corresponding Secretary. Standing: M. Why- song, Recording Secretary: B. Pokelwaldt, Treasurer. Since the Zeta Tau Iota was originated in l937, it has played an important role in the lives of its mem- bers. lts activities for the year consists of annual dough- nut and bake sales, the annual donations of food baskets for the needy on Thanksgiving and Christmas, and an annual charity drive for the cancer fund. The mother- daughter banquet, a convention dinner and an annual Easter dance constitute some of the organizations im- portant social activities. The finishing touches are added to the year by projects with the Sigma Psi Fraternity, such as joint meetings, tobbagan rides and a joint banquet. ln every way the members try to maintain the stand- ards of the Z.T.l., which are Zeal, Truth, and high Ideals. Z ETA TAU IOTA Sitting: N. Lang, B. Oset A Pugluese K Martin rs lnsalaco, Advisor: L. DaIIaTorre G House H Worosz B Riggi. Standing: S, DeLuke G Yacoots L Buster D vis J. Cook, C. Shevock, C Gage J Pike L Naplet o in Picture: J. Viso, M. Pugliese f A, Sitting: S, Emendorfer, Presi- dent: P. Kendall, Vice-Presi- Zeta TSAU oc t .P 2 sz,-3 -' fy Sitting: W, Foley, Vice-Presi- dent: W. Broda, Standing: F. Giles, R. Moss, Treasurer SIGMA PSI PHI First Row: A. Wicke, J. Joris, G. Hickin, A. Pearson, R Hayes, J. Calbro, Second Row: G. Ducette, E. Oliverio, D A'moto, G. Hutchenson, J. Zakio, J. Putruno, D. Green, M Lewis. Third Row: T. Carr, G. Murdock, L, Mountain, J Cheetham, W. Jamese, G, Petito, D. Gobrelli, V. Sutor, R Stovins, B. Moselli, D, Bates, A. Lore, E. Bigley, F. Burns- worth, P. Mooney. f in 34 -,mar wif The Phi chapter of the Sigma Psi Fraternity, one ot the various chapters of the national fraternity, does its utmost to maintain the standards of its code. The Sigma Psi raises money from raffles and sports dances for their various activities. They have joint activities such as a banquet, toboggan rides, and other informal aatherings and parties with their sister sorority Zeta Tau lata. The members try to follow the principles of Hon- or, Leadership and Brotherhood. sigma p I President. Secretary: . ll' WN. ,... , . M WWE' W 24 ' 3 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Sitting: L. Mong, R. Grant, E. Blinco, W. Jennings, W. Coleman, R. Ozzimo. Standing: R. Rowe, J, Pringle, P. Kearney, J. Christie, B. Colpoys, R. Lymburner. Sitting: T. Moriarty, Treasur- er: B. Shrack, President. Standing: W. Mann, Secretary: M. Estes, Vice-President. alpha sigma phi The Alpha Sigma Phi is a new Hi-Y this year at LaSalle. The purpose ofthe club is to establish and main- tain brotherhood among its members. Although the club is new, the members have made plans for sev- eral forthcoming events such as, dances and fund raising activities. lt is the hope of every member that with the help of their competent officers and advisors the club will have many successful years. it 'WWHWM T QQ, K Lambda Zeta Epsilon is a comparatively new Hi-Y at LaSalle. The purpose of the club is to render service to the community. Throughout the year the girls sponsor sports dances, bake sales and candy sales. They have participated in many worth-while activi- ties such as the donation of food baskets to underpriveleged families, contributions to the Erving-Reid Fire Victims and to the Slate and Stylus Club. Their activities include the annual Hi-Y banquet, annual tea, and annual spaghetti dinner honoring the par- ents. The club was presented the annual Francis White award for the year '57-58. lamsoa Zeta epsilon AH: - S11 2' . ,,,, E. 1.':f,,1 N.. . 5 Seated: P. Bovanizer, Presi- . dent: J. Myers, Vice-President: ' B. Calandrelli, Treasurer. Not In Picture: M. Dean, Secretary. ,. t w LAMBDA ZETA EPSILON J. Argona, O. Lowry, K. Burt, M. Mc Ginn. Second l : . ' i ,J First Row: B. Burnecki, M. Burden, D. Barclay, Q5 D , P XV, , , , lr' er, B. Richwalder, F. Look, J. Cramer P. ou etfll J. Landes, S. Jollotf, W. Evans, L. Licht, S. Ha n air - -' f fi rn l ll' berry, L. Goodberry C. Blakeslee, M Bi p , Kqgfic J Not In Picture: E. Winn, E. France, L4 JlMfL.1 li ...A li ,,fVf,,2 Yell- The members of the Beta Chapter of the Alpha Theta Kappa have always worked at maintaining the high standards of their Fraternity. Recently, the Kappas became the brothers of the Nu Theta Psi and joint activities were planned. I The Kappas participated in charity drives such as the Muscular Dystrophy Campaign. One of the outstanding events towards the end 3 , of the school year is the presentation of the Kappa QQ, Trophy to the most deserving senior athlete. ED 0 alpha theta kappa Seated: R. Thaler, Scribe: J. Mang, Vice-President: W. W Biumnff, President. Standing: J L. La Valley, Prefect: D. Ken- ny, Treasurer. ALPHA THETA GAMMA First Row: S. Klemicko, D. Paulukavich, L. Rowe, F. Jay, C. Wagner, M. Felice, J. Silviski. Standing: J. Canada, M. Slish, R. Golias, J. Wolf, W. Samuels, R. Martin, R. Walker, T. Krawczyk, H. Rueter, R. Holleen, W. Sapp, R. Quaranta. ' LAMBDA TH ETA PHI For the past I4 years, Lambda Theta Phi has developed in its members qualities of responsibility and co-operation. During the year their activities include a Christmas project, annual bake sale, sports dances and an annual semi-formal dance held in January They also have a mother-daughter banquet in the spring and a banquet honoring senior members in June, their various pajama parties and toboggan par- ties bring much fun and happiness to the members. The Thanksgiving baskets that the girls con- tribute to many unfortunate people, and the dolls that the girls make for the children in Childen's Hospital prove their interest in being of service to their community. lam BCA IHEIA Dhl Seated: D. Casale, Vice-Presi- dent: C. Brady, President. Standing: C. Norder, Treasurer: J. Ray, Recording Secretary. First Row, Seated: J, Palka, E. Durkin, S. Morgat, L. Ven- dramin, B. Rowll, K. Julias, J. Bagovich, K. Beauchamp. Second Row, Standing: D. George, E. Nixon, E. O'Kain, S. Swazy, S. Boles, S. Gentzka, S. Schiavi, C. Maraszek, A. Staub. 3 ' ti T' - .2 Q-L T 'Z ui' Li.. i if Since its founding in I944 the Gamma Chi has f- worked to establish brotherhood among its members. Their activities for the year consist of sports dances, bake sales, parties and other informal gather- ings as well as charity drives. The club strives to build good character in its members. gamma chi J. Villone, Chaplain: R. Try- bala, Presidentg B. Kremers, Treasurer: S. Fountain, Vice- President. GAMMA CHI First Row: R. Hillman, R. Stone, F. Lynch, A. Reeser,J. Greer, P. Stecker. Second Row: R. O'Donnell, G. Wilson, D. Maloney, c. Read, J. Ross, D. Martell, B. Kopendka, F. Puwlak. Third f f Row: J, Princiler, G. Lagamba, C. Lewis, M. Parks, L. Kream- er, W. Cooper, P. Toner, L Cooper, K. Biehl, J. D'ArcangeIo, fi L. Lindsay, J. Polley, W. Kiley. ki iii-il -- -f ,, ,J--ries ! -- 2:5 The purpose of the Nu Theta Psi Sorority as well as any organization is to have a good time and also help others. During the past year the activities of the Nu Theta Psi in- cluded a skating party, record hop, semi-formal, bake sales, an annual raffle, and pajama parties. Community activities included the sending of food baskets to needy families on Christmas and Easter. The members of Nu Theta Psi also sent scrapbooks to children in various orphanages, and the members sent Christmas cards to people in old-age homes. These activities bring the idea of brotherly love and team work out into the open The members of Nu Theta Psi are proud to carry on their accomplishments and hope that they will continue to exist for many years One of the greatest purposes of the Nu Theta Psi is to develop the potentialities of its members NU THETA PSI First Row: M. Falcone, E. Golanka, K. Nolan, S. ladiciccio, K. Paterson, J. Johnson. Second Row: B. Lang, B. Peterson, G. Camann, D. Taylor, B. Dewcese, J. Gee. Not in Picture: M. Sarazen, S. Sirbassi. Sitting: M. Dowling, Vice-President: D. Gorban, President. Standing: N. Gee, Corresponding S e c r e t a r yp F. Favorite, Recording Secretary. Not in Picture: J. Freatman, Treasurer. HU UTETIA D I M I is 1 BABY SNAPS H- Varas 2. a 3K n, R eafflfj-,C c Due 'uf 1 John on -T Mg, rn, zef M' In Pl-ATT .44 B Rolf, Q Nur gr Nl J Hnratq 'U-han-ig Mr' 'Q-Q M Blazeua c Q fC' Frnncg, 'fhf old Garry 0 GM, 7' v'S'rTv'v- 1 ' ' Y p. . .f , fl! U 7 . I L . 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Gorom, F Toner, J. Shaffer, J. Mong. in in JUNIOR ARSIII Front Row: R. Rowe, S. Klemeco, W. Rose, T. Moriarty, J. Christe, J. Coleman, M. Estes, R. Schrock, C. Smith. Second Row: G, Miovski, R. Ricco, B. Rose, L. Webster, W. Mann, E. Oliverio, J. Petito, J. Glosco. Third Row: Q. Boribecuu, J. Londor. Y V, .A E? EQQW. X R, 5 NL' 'Sigh ii,,g,f,Q x 'X ii gi ggi ? .ff W v A 9: W if 5 'fx a Mfg if ,af f wif u V xxx? --h ix Q! V. fi V?K Q . 1, V Y n fb, .f wg Q ,uf , I Q if fl: ' y 2 X as :Q 3 it ' A F1 5' Q iw f MY M .fav IZRACK VARSITZY - 'V V -,Vw -V ff sv--' 1 . ,, , .U ., Seated: R. Bailey, Ca-Captain: R. Sutter, Ca-Captain. Kneeling: R. Glazier, A. Dutton, W. Mazur, E. Audet, E. Rively, R, Brant, R. Metz, R. Bailey, R. Pringle. Standing: D. Milter, T. Nalepa, D. Moody, R. Culbert, S. Thompson, L. Cassatt, A. Joseph, E. Funk, J. Villone, J. Lachance, D. Detter, C. Brown, Coach. mack Jumon A125113 Seated: J. Davis G. Davidson, D. Schiro, J. Burke, S. Fountain, R. Cicero, B. Meuller, T Payne. Kneeling: H. Walch, S. Costanzo, D. Call, G. Lagarnba, B. Kremers, G. Cooper J. Greer, T. Pasquale, S. Alex, H. Jagow. Standing: L. Brown, W. Woodworth, J. Mclvlinn T. Albert, J. Mang, D, Cirrillo, T. Wilson, J, Ducette, l-l, Sapperticker, A. Seltzer, S. Wood worth, C. Brown, Coach. BASEBALL Seated: J. Pinkowski, T. Kocaj, R. Culbert, P. Mataruga, R. Vosburg, R. Phillips, R. Beachy, T. Grenville, J. McQueeny, J. Dunmead, W. Gazda. Standing: D, Rotko, J. Schaeffer, D. Gabriele, J. Jarus, L. Kreamer, F. Kohrer, J. Cavendish, R. Mauro, J.. Veronik, K. Biehl, B. Burridge, R. Litchka, Coach. ISHN! BO LING 9 First Row: E. Fortuna, L. Case, P. Luick. Second Row: M. Ishmon, J. Pringle 3 In D J. solviska, H. Hazlitt. Left to Right: P. Bovonizer, J. Boker. Left to Right: K. Robertson, R. Krokus, J. Wilmotf, P. Weber, S. Suitor. HIGH GAMES DGRIIECI Attenoance Left to Right: M. Chryonowski, S. Gehr, N. Webb, J. Luick. 2C n - . 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If AIN if 5 4 sn 3 M class Wlll We the Senuor Class of 59 of La Salle Senuor Hugh School beung of somewhat sound mund and body and havung attempted or been tempted to obtaun an educatuon declare thus to be our last Wull and Testament ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE V To Mr Schwunger and Muss Rohr we leave our gratutude for the kund guudance whuch we have receuved thru out the years wuth the knowledge that there us some left over for the followung classes To Mr La Duca our class advusor we leave hum peace Thus us somethung he has known Iuttle of sunce he became our class advusor To Mr Hodge the yearbook advusor the Onguara Staff leaves To Mrs Tonettu and Mrs Bellavua we leave an offuce somewhat empty for the summer but very full of our thanks for the servuces whuch you have performed for us To the teachers of LaSalle Senuor Hugh School School we leave the classroom actuvuty cards and permlts To the Junlors we leave the honor of beung Senuors We realuze that the Class of 60 can never measure up to the brught udeas of our class but we hope you can come up wuth some udea not necessaruly brught ones At thus pount anythung wull help tume that us all they have To the fortunate few we bequeath some of our unusual pruzed treasures To Darby Thompson George Juluus leaves hus church key To anyone lucky enough to have Mr Egan for homeroom next year Katue Futzgerald and Janet Fusher leave theur lunch locker and theur boot locker Bob Schoenherr leaves hus Saturday nught dates to Jum McGulIus Kungsley Buehl leaves Jum Knudson hus abuluty to attend class and to convey hus enthusuasm for the course To Dave Rotko and Rue Samulsku Bull Greenman leaves hus Ohuo Druvers lucense To next years athletes AI Dutton leaves hus newest book IOOI Ways to Fake lnuurues To Sharon Schuavu and Elaune Durkun Luz OKaun and JoAnne Bagovuch leave theur pact for not goung steady To next years Senuor Class Tuna Marazeck leaves her brught udeas To anyone who may need ut Juun Culbert leaves hus Blue card I0 To Monuca Cateruna Margaret Pratt leaves her puck axe and shovel To next years varsuty cheerleaders thus years varsuty squad leaves the dances after the games To the earth scuence class Sally Col Iuton leaves her braun To the undergraduates of Natuonal Honor Socuety Kathne Robertson leaves her glue a helpung hand or ut least part of a funger Karen Fahn and Lunda Irwun leave theur partnershup to Sharon Sylva and Marulyn Steffonettu To Cherry Malka Susan Bmkley leaves her walk To Mr Jamueson the furst peruod lunch un the small cafeterua leaves uts brotherly and susterly ways To Bull Kopunsku and Duane McKunney John Howells and Betsy Church leave theur copy of Ann Landers How to Get Along Wuth The Opposute Sex Thus years luterary staff leaves next years luterary staff uts ulluteracy Carol Lefson leaves to Denuse Latham her musused French book Sue Johnson leaves Jan her wardrobe un hopes that ut wull relueve her of her poverty Carol Norder and Judy Rowson make luke the trees and leave Sherrue Muller leaves her blue lupstuck to Frances Domunquez To Mr Cook John Howells and Marco Napolutano leave a new palr of whute dress pants and a thank you for hus understandung attltude To next years Art Edutor Judy Ray leaves her broken pen pomts and evaporated lndua unk To any gurls un next years Senuor Class who plan on takung the bug step Carol Brady and Delores Casale leave theur formfuttmg boyfruends uackets Marge Eller leaves next year s Onguara Staff Edutor her abuluty to crack the whup and not get caught un the back as To the coaches Bruce Burrudge leaves hus free peruod of the week To next years typung staff Carol Dzuewut leaves her worn out typung eraser and ten broken funger nauls To anyone who wants ut we leave the Onguara To the gurls un next years Advanced Algebra class Jean Harvey Janet Kurth and Carolyn Hatalak leave theur complete understandung of Mr Egans famous explanatuons To next years Gruffon staff we leave the Roto . , . 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