Lake Shore Central High School - Shorelines Yearbook (Angola, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

x 1 2 2 .L x , J x I K N X N XX N 90 :SC one CENTRAL sw , w Y 4 , f Q 'XA y' 1' X X M A f S X L l f C X, X Mk 1 ff T' ff , N r W 9 f ', 5 ' bf X! Y 'rx I 5 2 ,li SX 1 f J' DEDICATICN WINNIFRED N, HOLTZ ln any musical composition of merit, there can be traced a pleasing tone and melodious strain which help to set it apart from discordant pieces. And so it is with personalities! We dedicate then this Angolascope to Mrs. Holtz, in this her twenty-fifth year of teach- ing service, with the realization that it has been through such efforts as hers that an harmonious atmosphere has become an integral part of our school life. Since Mrs. Holtz has become our music instructor, the orchestra, the glee club and, in recent years, the mixed chorus have been organized. From i933 through 1939, the orchestra, under her direction, and the band traveled to such localities as Syracuse, to enter the state music finals after having redonia. and with spring Fredonia t activities, she Gnd agreeable combination gfoduut on ,.,.. , , '. 'x N+'-H. ,. , DIRECTORS Left to right: John D, Grmsby, Clarence J. Klumpp, Frank R, Galley, George R. Kingan, Albert l.. Colvin, John E, Lemmler, J. Walden Krull, Wilford Clark, l-loward VV, Barrett. Albert L, Colvin, President Earl Kingan Howard Barrett, Attorney Wilford Clark John Grvnsby, Clerk Clarence J. Klumpp George Kingan Frank Galley John E. leniniler J. Vifalden Krull Any musical group cannot function properly without leadership. The Board Ol EClUCOTlOft, like a conductor, is lar more than a mere drill master, I-te is the poet ot the orchestra and it is the conception o' his work that is produced. These ten men constitute a group which has strived ettortlessly in the past to improve conditions in this school. Even now, plans have been completed tor the construction of a new building where they will continue through their regular meetings to solve all the schools problems which confront them. -6... CCJNDUCTORS Willioin T. l-loog, Principal John T. Waugh, Robert L. Hollidoy, Assistant Principol Elementary School Principal Corol L, Vigross, Mory H. Erick, Mory Jone Dosh, Office Sfcnff. LEADERS GRADES: KINDERGARTEN - THIRD Lett to right: Pearl M. Stiefler, Priscilla Kurowski, Margaret Sawkins, Mildred Newcomb, Olive Frawley, Gretchen H. Stevenson, Alice R. Horton. GRADES: FOURTH - SIXTH Left to right: Beth Marie Hemphill, Martha Bump, Emma Schuman, Lizzie P, Dye, Hazel B. Dale, Gladys T. Fuller. GRADES: SEVENTH - EIGHTH Left to right: Robert C. Taylor, Carole Saxton, Joan Mertzlutft, Myrtle C. Rehberg, Russel L. Leone. -3- ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS Left 10 right EIi2oI3efIf F. Gcwhy, Eunice P. Hozeltov, Jeanne M. SCLUIIZ, George E. Core, HISTORY AND LANGUAGE DEPARTMENTS Left to right: Rito E. I-Iujsomg, Betty C, Hohensfein, Morgoref E. Tofu, John T. Wough. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTS Left to right: Arm M, He-Ifemom, Roberr E. Nowok, LIIIiom S. GoIzo. -9- LEADERS LEADERS BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Grace Rust, James E. Kaiser, Adele G. Nowak. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS: MUSIC, ART, SHOP Left to right: John Peterson, Jr., Jean Peterson, Roberta C. Wolfe, Winnilred N. Holtz, Richard M. Vrooman. SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS: ATHLETICS, GUIDANCE, HOME ECONOMICS, HEALTH Left to right: Janice Wood, Gordon Found, Edward J. Firestone, Pauline E. Firestone, Stephen Kin, Jr., Phyllis M. Roop. -10- S wal J X 'VM .QNX S E N I 0 R S JERRY RUHL President MARCIA A. PULKOWSKI V. Pres. SALLY A. ENGLER Secretary College Entrance Academic Science Vocational Stenography Pennsylvania State Fredonia State Teachers College Business College A Wonderful Guy As Long As There s Music I Love Life NIC DARLENE EDDY Treasurer NANCY BURKE ROSE MARIE CATALANO College Entrance Academic Business Academic Business Oswego State College Typist Business School 12 I'm Late, I'm Late lt's All ln The Game Rose of The Mountain DOROTHY M. CATALINO Academic Business Business School In My Merry Oldsmobile I FAE D. CONKLIN Academic Science Nurse The Marines Hymn FIFTY TWO MARY LOU CORKINS Academic Business Business School Skaters Waltz JEANNE CROUSE Academic Business Telephone Operator Jeanie With The Light Brow n Hour 13 MARY DALE COOK Academic Science Hiram College My Best To You ALBERT DAMERAU Industrial Arts Air Force Bugle Call Rag . . , - 1 . . . . , ,AJ X ffiiwr A ' .. - SHANE DEVLIN Academic Science In The Shll Of The Night JANICE FARACI Academlc Scnence Albany State Teachers College Dancung In The Clouds LUCY C DnSARNO ROBERT DRAGO Vocational Stenography College Entrance Mixed Emotnons They All Laughed SENlf0RS MARY T FERRINO MARLENE L FRAWLEY Vocatnonal Stenography Vocational Stenography Secretary College Fanthfully Yours Dark Eyes -14- College Bryant 81 Stratton University of Notre Dame DAWN GARLOCK ANITA M GRADL MABLE E GRENNELL Academic Business Vocatxonal l-lomemakung Academic Mqrh Business School Typist Five Foot Two Eyes Of Blue Buttons and Bows FI FTY TWO CAROL J GUGINO JENNY GUMINA Academic Business Academic Business Receptionist Office Work Crazy Rhythm Candy and Cake College Krtten On The Keys ANTOINETTE K GUZZETTA Acaclermc Math Journalist Everlostmg 15 f 1 I I , ,sf 1 - -9 PATRICIA HOFFMAN KAREN KRULL Academic Science Academic Language Brockport State Liberal ArTs College My Darllng Pafrucla Happy Talk DAVID LITTLEFIELD JOYCE LoPRESTO Academic Math Vocational Sfenography Unlverslfy of Buffalo Secretary Sunshme of Your Smale Toot Toot Tootsle Goodbye ARLENE VIOLA LESKIW Home Economics Albright Art School Sunshnne Cake ICRS PEGGY MacLEOD Vocational Sfenography I B M Busaness School Cant Help Smgmg 16 . . . , , , 1 I nn an DONALD MCMAHON Acodernnc Scuence Cornegne lnsmute of Technologf The Old Master Pcunter FIFTY CHARLES PFLEUGER lndusfrlol Arts Work In Get By MYRA J NEWCOMB Acodernuc Scuence Buffolo Stole Teachers College Sunday Drlvlng TWO R CHARD PRATT IndusTrlol ArTs Apprenflce hlp an Dlernokung A Good Mon Is Hard To Fund if -17- , 1' GERALD F OCONNELL lndustrlol Arts Bryon? 8K STrc1TTon When lrlsh Eyes Are Smllung ROBERT PRIZEL Acodemnc Business Busnness School How s Trax? Q S . 1 M4 Y' I ' ' x S . 1 . , , SHEILA MARGARET ROCHNA SHIRLEY MAE ROSENHAHN Academic Science Academic Science Dressmaking School Work That s An Irish Lullaby On The Sunny Side of The Street ELEANOR RUSSELL ANNA M SACK College Business School Changing With The Times Take Me Out To The Ball Game 18 CHRISTIAN ROSS Academic Business Business School Hey Good Lookin' N I VINCENT C SINARE New York State School of Applied Arts and Sciences There Is Nothing Like A Dame cp Q ' 4.-.ai Vocational Stenography Vocational Stenography Industrial Arts NORMA JEAN SMALL THEODORE TOENSE Academic Business Industrial Arts Beauty School Work By The Beoutiful Sec: Lucky, Lucky Me FIFTY TWO MAROLYN VAIL Vocational Homemaking Dressmaker Home Cooking J WILLIAM H WARE Academic Business Brockport State Mr Touchdown U S A A I9 JOHN TYLER Academic Science Alfred University Cock-eyed Optimist WILLIAM H WATT Academic Math University of Alaska Travellin Blues At GLORIA E WEIDER ANNA M WOCKASEN BARBARA WYLIE Academlc Buslness Vocational Stenography Vocatlonal Stenography Bryant 81 Stratton Albany State Teachers College Stenographer lm Bashful Sweet And Lovely When You re Smnlmg MARILYN WEIL Post Graduate Nursing As you looked through the Sensor puctures you saw each note on the sentor staff and now we would like to glve you an Informal sketch of each one through the followtng carlcatures Each note In a scale ns dtfferent and makes a dlfferent sound or leaves a certatn lmpres snon upon the person hearnng ut Thus as true also of people because each member of the senior class or of any class has has own personaluty hablts and characterustncs that dlstmqulsh hum from the other Each one leaves a certain tmpressnon upon the people wtth whom he comes Into contact The follownng sketches depict a part of the llghter slde of lufe of each of the sensors of 52 at Lake Shore Central and the mduvudual tone qualltles for whlch we shall remember each one after graduatton when we shall have closed the pages of our song sheet of school ltfe and shall have left behmd us only memortes of our Alma Mater 20 SENICR SKETCHES A Wm X 5 X 1 '- QQQYNC ,.,,-1-1' 1 gf Lff A C 445 5 ,r X FQ if KQV X K If fx ULF' 45 c XLS: I CN ws Ll RQ 2 ix J x. 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Muslc ns an art whlch has developed through the ages each peraod of tame addung somethung new taking away somethung old and useless changtng re arrangnng re expresslng untll at last a more perfect whole us formed The same could be sand of a senror class Each hugh school year has added new values new Ideas new loyaltles As a class we have grown from lnexperlenced freshmen to more mature seniors wlth qualutles of leadershlp As Individuals each of us has grown In different ways We have trled to form our own phllosophnes and bellefs Luke the addntuon of bars of musuc to a song one by one we have learned to contrlbute whatever we have whether nt be large or small to our class our school and our country As we look back we fund that the first bar of our song was formed during our Freshman Year Under the capable leadershtp of Darlene Eddy we worked together to make the fnrst measures As the Chrustmas holudays approached an atmosphere of bustlrng actuvuty surrounded the Freshman Class We were preparing for our Chrtstmas Party the one momentous occaslon In the nlnth year After the holidays we returned to the perpetual worries of freshmen The lntervenlng months sped by and we were confronted wnth final examnnatons At the close of school we looked anxuously to our Sophomore Year We returned from vacatton full of enthusnasm for a successful term Darlene Eddy was agann elected as president Thus year many of us lolned school organlzatlons and took an active part In sports The Sophomore gurls defeated the seniors to wan the lnterclass basketball trophy Under the dlrectnon of Mass Schultz sux of us worked and practtced to present a one act play entntled Homework A pncnuc at Evans Town Park concluded the year Now as Junnors and as upperclassmen we began the year wrth a feellng of Importance Jerry Ruhl our president worked with us to present our flrst dance Stairway to the Stars Wnth an astronomlcal theme as a guide we lavlshly decorated the auditorium and prepared for an evennng of fun Our other soclal events were the Junuor Sensor 26 , 2 f ' f - z , A , , , , . , . , - , - t - , - , - ,t 1, A - . . . ,, . - , . . ,, . . ... ... Dance and the Junlor Jamboree wftch also proved successful Vve clumaxed the year by entertamnng the semors at the Juntor Senlor Farewell Tea A last a Sensors we entered Raon 203 and began the year tn earnest Soon we organtced and elected Jerry Ruhl as ptesldent Our next step was choosnng our calendar and rung commtttee and then ordertng our rings Our openung dance was the Kuclc o an enloyable affair Then the usual magaztne campcugn was tuned tn We took thus an our strtde along wnth the reward a ftnancnal boom to our treasuryl Our next event was new and untrted The Sock l-lop Thus proved successful and loads of fun and everyone paraded the audutortum floor tn thear stoclcung feet We searched the hugh and low note on the staff untul each one had ordered has cap and gown personal cards and obtamed the necessary funds for the Sensor Trap As the holtday approached we celebrated them Nath the Tunsel Twlrl Beautuful decorattons and eleasant mustc served as a most flttng start for vacation We returned refreshed from our holuday to worlc dxlugently on our play Wtth last mtnute preparatuons completed the senuo s le't for Washnngton After settltng ourselves ID the Crnro Hotel we set off to see the sughts lourtng the cuty talang ptctures and buynng souvenurs seemed to full our few days tn the Capital We really entoyed Washtngton and wtll always remember our Sentor trap Wtth Washtngton as a memory N9 returned home to delve unto our studues so that we could complete our flnal examtnattor s Exctteme-nt rose as we n ade plans fo Class Ntght and the Sentor Prom and also as the Juntars prepared to honor us at a Fa evvell Tea er ccalaurcatc Strn e c o tcfrncn' roc ra t fv trh ,vfre to end our four years on a harmontous chord were upon us Now we were equtpped to stand Q or ously a nc and reac y to s r a a r f th tlltng n elody throughout the wor c 157- , l r - A - - It ' ' H .A F . 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TURN BACK THE HANDS 0F TIME Just os ct tune will remind us of some past event som dents in our school days Albert Damerau s trumpet rendition of Band Jive Shane Devlin s faculty for silence in the din of 203 Bobby Dragos casual philosophy of life Ill sld through Dave Littlefield s dual personality and engaging smile Donald McMahons comprehensive knowledge of electronics Jerry O Connell s easy going attitude Charles Pfleugers enthusiasm for parties Richard Pratts novel thought Its all in the m nd How Bob Prizel spent his study halls conversing with members of his harem Chris Ross smooth dance style and his fashionable clothes Jerry Ruhl s abnlnty to succeed with little concentrated effort Vincent Sinares witty remarks and mischievous grin Jack Tyler s ready retort for every situaton Bill Wares athletic abxllty and happy g lucky nature Bill Watts stories concerning catching grizzly bears in the northlands Nancy Burke s fancy for yodeling and square dancnng Rose Marie Catalanos amazement at the extensive ness of Amerlcan History Dorothy Catalina s Christmas wish coming true Fae Conklins pleasantness and her aspiration become a nurse Mary Dale Cooks disgusted Honestly' when her patience reached the boiling point Mary Lou Corkin s excellence as a skater Jean Crouses occupational expression Number please Lucy DiSarno and her obvious dislike for boys How Darlene Eddy dashed into homeroom at 829 and her apparent aversion to shoes The tones of green Sally Engler wore to compliment her red hair e word or 28 - phrase will cau e us to remember persons and unc: The variety and fashnon trends of Janice Faracus wardrobe Marlene Frawley s vuvaciousness and the term Chuck alama that described her Dawn Garlocks southern expression You all and her pleasant smile Anita Gradl and her private taxi service Mable Grennells artistic ability to portray her pet cats Jenny Gumina and her desire to rude on a shrimp boat Antoinette Guzzetta s competent management of the Green and White Pat Hoffmans gracious way and her willingness to co operate Karen Krulls query Cant someone else do t'P when a new protect was started Arlene Leskiw her art work and display of posters Joyce LoPrestos new and numerous dance styles The way Peggy MacLeod curled her hair whsle want ang for the bell to ring Myra Newcomb and her late hours spent mlmeo graphing forthe Green and White Marcia Pulkowskis versatility In sports music and scholarship Sheila Rochna s store of lrish iokes Shirley Rosenhan s uncontrollable laughter Eleanor Russell s expressive blue eyes and her soph isticated manner Carol Guginos experimentation with peroxide Mary Ferrino s renditions of the latest song hits Anna Sack s enthusiasm for all types of athletics Norma Small s splendnd cooperation in the magazine campaign Marolyn Vail s success in homemaking Gloria Welders flame red blush at the thought of public speaking Barbara Wylie s unconcerned manner of loking Anna Wockasen s ability to carry on a conversation anywhere and anytime 1 - - 11 - - 11 - - - 'I 1 - - l 11 1 e ' ' ' r ' , 11 U ' . 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T UNDERCLASSMEN X L-L, No musical organization can functuon properly wuthout harmony It us we the under rlassmen who add our tones of harmony to the Seniors top note of melody to produce a chord Thus chord rich in tone and strong in volume is symbolic of our school e We the Class of 53 have collectively added our note to this year s harmonious chord With Daniel Littlefield as our leader we held our first social event the Hay l-lop hay rude and dance We iouned the Seniors un January to present the Junior Senior Dance All of us are looking forward to the Farewell Tea and anxiously we await our Senior year Lowering the tone we the Sophomores have also added out note ln December we held the traditional Sophomore party with the Freshmen as our guests Under the able leadership of John Patterson we have completed a most successful year The last harmonious note has been added by the Freshmen After electing Dennis Warwick as our president our chief goal has been accustomung ourselves to the faster tempo of hugh school lufe The main social event on our calendar was a sprung party The Junior Hugh Department acts as a prelude to the hugh school Composed of the Seventh and Eighth grades we fund them a most energetic group This year Floyd Tyler us president of our Eighth Grade ln November we presented a Thanksgiving play With graduation as our goal we will contunue to study and work together One of the most active classes here at Lake Shore is the Seventh Grade. With Jerry Clark as president some of our projects have been filling Christmas boxes having a Christmas party and studying the early history of our community. MEMORI THOMAS BARONE Carefree smile , . . wonderful humor . . . forever combing that wave . , , this is the way we remember Tommy, who worked so willingly and capably with us, Time may soften the sudden shock of his death but we will always remember his ioy in living, LITTLE FISH IN A BIG POND' I N A M THE CLASS ACCOMPANISTS RRESNDEVY LE R bl R YREFJUQ PRESIDENT VICE PQEQNDENT EL Q TQEHNURPP PRESIDENT DRESNDVN ELRV SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 31 R Y RUHL -R RULKQXWSKN Q UY EVNULER RLENE EDD DANIE' LITTLEEIELD RILHARD SWNHRE E El VMS BHRONE JOHN RMUERQON 'Xlnfxli Y SMITH rx J NNT D KU JE R WE Rx ER DENT N, RCA . SEC ET-AQY Vg 5 L W ' ETA, 'ER 3,4 Q f Y' Spf ETQRV C'f4RCLE fx4f3. LEGS 'Q .X THCV, WQE ' .il ET 1 A E , S ' E7 ,,'A RY 'ALBERTA 'VJ' ERE TREASJRER , QLAUDNH SMNTH RR? S122 ' f JE'x'u.S X.f' .',-4R.'.'lf,kQ w WEE Qiif RQEERY VE -'L fg:Fx.ME RRJL. f3E?-,p,4ff'-' ,QE QE TX.Qf,i4R'Q First Row, Left to right: Donald Andolina, Shirley Chlavetta, Patricia Grimmer, Marjorie Ahlers, Sylvia Giambra, Alva Hedlund, Anna Jane Bowman, Sandra Le Veque, Mary Jo Connelly, Sara Jane Dolbow, Elton Bump, Second Row: Chester Dirnitrotl, Wilburt Korn, John Faso, David Carbeck, Patricia Geist, Donna Carlson, Carlton Lucas, Robert Catalino, Daniel Littlefield, Williani Ganger, Third Row: Ross Guarino, James Fox, Donald Chiavetta, David Jackson, Charles Gagino, Everett Ganger, Fred Coville, Dale Garlock, John Downes, Michael Dash. JUNICRS Frsts Row, Lett to right: Joyce Markle, Ellen Waring, Carole Macleod, Elaine Pepe, Marie Muscato, Donna Pearsoll, Marilyn Olson, Sally Rossney, Sharon McDonald, Sandra Strade. Second Row: Raymond Newcomb, Dale Ruhl, Paul Ziegler, Peter Thompson, Richard Sinare, Paul Sprissler. -32.- First Row, Left to right: Danna Bump, Helen Harper, Ruth Mary Hazard, Joyce Domster, Nancy Ciccarella, Marlene Garlaclc, Therese Capples, Arline Hollmer, Barbara Hudak, Shirley Dee, Marcia Laurie, Second Row: William Geary, David Deike, Carol Balliet, Lois Grimmer, Carol Ginnetti, Jaan Bartas, Shirley Green, Eleanor Lerczak, Barbara l-lagreen, Lacy Galta, Shirley Ciccarella, John la Tuca, George Dimitratt, Third Row: James Gilbert, Gordon Johnson, Anthony Chiayetta, Louis Campagna, Clark Barngraber, William Gcoclway, Cliitard Carlson, Robert Andalina, Albert Argauer, John Ahlers, Carl Gallo, Anthony Barzilleri, Peter Klampp, Gasper Aronica, Richard Carrey, Ross Cayentry, Elton Alqaire. sam-iamanzs First Row, Left to right: Nancy Smith, Beatrice Serena, Alberta Winters, Rose Mary Mucheclc, Irene Taubert, Joanne Mascara, Marie Pingitore, Gail Short, Judy Smikat, Danna G'Cannell, Elaine Smith, Second Raw: Raymond Prizel, Allan Millcs, William Mackenbarg, Joyce We-inheimer, Alfreda Sarama, Peggy Wilson, Dianne Smith, l-leather Somerville, Patricia Wall, Claudia Smith, Gail Pray, Rosanne Reoescher, Margery Smith, Owen Taylor, Thomas Vail, Thomas Wylie. Third Row: Richard l-Woods, Vgzrfn Riel, ife e'h Traslf, Nei-Won Pcrterscn, Mike Newcomb, Frank Maishak, Jann Patterson, Colvin Moore, Frank Muscato, Warren Rammacher, Richard Maronsici, Frea Tlsarp, harden Updyice, Carl Tataro, Allan McMillan, Robert McCleary, Tf.'illiair Rcsse F, .. .... First Row, Lett to right: Constance Bentley, Rossella Fullone, Dolores Fernandez, Elizabeth Goodvvay, Peggy Hollister, Faye Graham, Margaret Jones, Deanna Borzilleri, Pauline Howard, Janet Earthing, Virginia Englert, Elaine Bridges, Barbara Du Rocher, Marcia Clark, Beverly Hottman. Second Row: Raymond Kirisitz, Richard Kirisitz, Marco Earaci, Mary Lou Leone, Suzanne Krull, Josephine Di Liberti, Kathleen Dash, Jessie Crouse, Helen Brinkhus, Frances Christopher, Marilyn Arguire, Doris Dispence, Elizabeth Kurz, Sandra Bonsall, Josephine Cervola, Madeline Chido, Katherine Kelly, Audrey Leskivv, Jeraldine Kumm, Warreit Alley, Bignal Hurd, John Barone, Third Row: Roger Hanner, John Hughes, Robert Cockburn, John Kinn, Jerry Jaster, Otto Baker, Gerald Hammond, Carl Elzer, Elmer Hornburg, Robert Kryszak, Richard Hazard, Robert Hovvder, Kevin Devlin, Vvarren Eroelich, Valentine Hartz, Charles Dolbovv. FRESHMEN Swim., First Row, Left to right: Marilyn Weisedel, Jesse McMahon, Jacquelyn Robertson, Shirley Smith, Elizabeth Pringle, Elaine Robinson, Priscilla Thayer, Phyllis Wolanczyk, Barbara Stone, Grace Munn, Sandra Notery, Audrey Mcllvenna, Marie Totaro, Joyce Senior, Judy Yull. Second Row: Kenneth Smith, Robert Maue, Jerry Vvilliams, Erlene Wockasen, Marilyn Patterson, Marie Plummer, Catherine Solovey, Helen Mortin, Ellen Markle, Janice Notaro, Barbara Simmons, Shirley Riek, Janice Smallwood, Yvonne Norton, Jo Ann May, Ann Runtola, Patricia Vvright, Audrey Vvard, Rose Maley, Richard Radtke, Edvvin Seitert, Jere Neumann. Third Row: Lee Weber, Benny Zuttranieri, Gordon Robinson, Gary Pinzel, Albert Zimmer, Chris Pinto, Christ Pappas, Ronald Miller, Robert Ware, Dennis Wcirwick, Alvin Mackey, Joseph Zoda, John Mucheck, Ronald Saeli, Albert Snyder, Ronald Wasmund, Joseph Zoda. -34- First Row, Left to right: Peggy Hartman, Mary Anne Brooks, Theresa Froelich, Nancy Wasmund, Josie Yacklon, Theresa Zoda, Carmela Lattuca, Mary Jean Knack, Dorothy Anernig. Second Row: Robert Stresing, Gary Leskiw, James Green, Grace Collins, Virginia Can- field, Nora Christopher, Mary Lou Kirby, Mary Joan Hastings, Joe Azzarella, Norman Bromley, Floyd Tyler. Third Row: Charles Plummer, Ernest Hurd, Walter Gauthier, Carlton Jewitt, Bill Pringle, Gary Palrneter, Frank DiMartino, Paul Rossney, Frank Tanner. EIGHTH GRADES First Row, Left to right: Clara May Dalhow, Nancy Pingitore, Arlene Ciccarella, Trudy Munn, Phyllis Crouse, Carol Buerger, Lucille Zoda, Dolores Drago, Ellen Carne, Joyce Hartman, Rosalyn Grasso, Second Row: Terry Ahrens, James McComb, Daniel Paradiso, Dawn Petersen, Mary Lou Hedlund, Susan Lucas, Kathryn Galleyf Jerry Clarke, Lanny Ross, Bruce Clark. Third Row: Robert Shampro, Joseph P ummer, Boo Vites, 'Walter Baron, Richard Arcara, Anthony LaRusso, Thomas Reamsnycler, Jack Hazard, James Geist, Ralph DiSarno, Mathew Jalseyac. -35.- i' First Row, Lett to right: Barbara Judson, Sandra Lewis, Caroline Driscoll, Barbara Carr, Betty Krarner, Geraldine Crouse, Ellaine Chachula, Rita Guthrie, Josephine Christopher, Irene Davis, Angeline Dimitroti, Lucy Andolina, Janice Guarino. Second Row: Robert Harper, Joseph Benzinger, Gerald Haenel, Virginia DeLaunders, Geraldine Christopher, Joanne Boehme, Marlene Howard, Judy Brandt, Phyllis Lauri- cello, Esther Fraser, Dawn Hanna, Mary Cecala, Dorothy Hanna, Martha Hurst, Joann Borzelleri, Donald Farmer, Drew DeGroat, Teddy Le-Veque. Third Row: Richard Kures, Harold lppolito, Bruce Jones, Vincent Bowman, Paul Haggerty, Vincent Leone, Michael Cosenza, Billy Connolly, Ernest Harmon, Jerry Clark, John Fox, Frank Gierz, Ronald Clark, Richard Bialik, Fred Gros. SEVENTH GRADES First Row, Left to right: Diane Nelson, Barbara Schory, Shirley McMonigle, Rosella Morgano, Nancy Shirg, Annette Maggio, Muriel Smith, Annella Paradiso, Joyce Yaeger, Hildegarde Sasse, Karen Patterson. Second Row: Richard Wells, Jerry White, Carl Yacklon, Tommy Waring, Mariorie Milks, Inez Threeths, Sandra Sciarrino, Lorraine Payne, Anita McMonigle, Carol Seifert, Edel Solberg, Mary Russell, Mary Walters, John Pringle, Albert Smith, Teddy Sarama, Joseph Reynolds. Third Row: James McCauley, Reid Smith, Edward MacPeck, Richard Rammacher, Vincent Zoda, David Schrader, Joseph Sasiadek, Michael Rizzuto, Kevin Siepel, Dana Robeson, Joseph Mendola, Ronald Merkley, Tom Yorton. -36.- fxx X N ACTIVITIES - I W 'xx R K S N Ks As any musical organization must have an accompanist so must a school It is the various extra curricular activities at Lake Shore Central that furnish this accompaniment Only by working and learning in one of these organizations can a student know the necessity for co operation If each student contributes to this necessity a school too can function as harmoniously as a musical organization STUDENT COUNCIL Here at Lake Shore Central students try to better their school and themselves through their Student Council This year the Student Council under the expert guidance of Miss Heffernan and the capable leadership of Jack Tyler has tried to solve problems facing the students and faculty By directing the hall monitor system the suggestion box and with hopes for a student court and a student of the month plan the council has tried to add to the general improvement of the school ALPHA SIGMA Alpha Sigma is a chapter of the Junior Classical League and is our school s Latin Honor Society Darlene Eddy is the president and Mr Cote the advisor ln addition to fostering a broadening of knowledge of a foreign language and culture members have carrted on a program of social activities DELTA SIGMA CHI Knowledge has not been the entire motive of the Honor Society this year The Society under the direction of Mrs Hazelton and with the assistance of Karen Krull pres has conducted the Community Chest and Red Cross Drives Members have acted as aides in the office The membership requirements in the society scholar ship service and leadership encourage development of character in pupils of LSC DRAMATICS CLUB This year the Dramatics Club has been under the direction of Mrs Hazelton with Marlene Frawley as president During their bi monthly meetings the members have learned and practiced the various phases of dramatics Acting and techniques application of makeup recording voices and history of drama and costumes have all been topics which have aided them in presenting such a program as the Christmas Tableux THE GREEN AND WHITE With the harmony and discord of the printing press the Green and White has been made ready for your enloyment Your bi monthly paper is compiled of school activities and student accomplishments gathered together by its efficient editor Antoinette Guzzetta and expertly supervised by Miss Hohenstein ANGOLASCOPE - The Angolascope is our treasure of the years. It is the written and photographed record of the many activities at Lake Shore Central. After a person graduates there is really very little to keep him in touch with his fellow classmates. Our aim has been to publish a yearbook through which he can visualize and recall his high school days. Miss Schultz is our advisor and Anna Wockasen our Editor. GIRLS CHORUS AND MIXED CHORUS - Here at Lake Shore Central we have two fine vocal groups - Girls Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Sharon McDonald is president of the Girls Chorus and Mrs. Peterson is the director. Chris Ross is president ot the Mixed Chorus and.. Mrs. Holtz the director. The Girls Chorus has presented such songs as: Carol ofthe Bells and lf I Loved You. The Mixed Chorus has prepared a variety of numbers including' Ringing of the Bells and Lady of Spain. Both of these groups have taken part in the Christmas Assembly Annual Music Contest and Spring Concert. BAND AND ORCHESTRA - The two other musical organizations are - the Band and the Orchestra directed by Mr. Peterson and Mrs. Holtz. Marcia Pulkowski is president of the Band and Mary Dale Cook is president of the Orchestra. During the year we find these groups playing for assemblies the Annual Music Contest and the Spring Concert. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE - The Assembly Committee's main obiect this year has been to promote a more careful selection of all of the assembly programs. Each assembly is evaluated by certain points and, with Mrs. Hazelton as advisor, and Myra Newcomb as chairman, we hope to have improved the quality of our programs. SERVICE CLUB - The technical parts of all assemblies have been supervised by the Service Club. These boys, working with Mr. Duffy, the advisor, and Donald Andolino, the president, have also handled the audio-visual equipment and have been placed in charge of the stage. They have certainly performed an outstanding service for us. -38- , . ' - 1 1 .. I - 1 1 - 1 I . . . I . , . . . . . . . , . 1 . , . , 1 -1 - , , ' . . . . , . - 1 1 1 1 11 V 11 1 - 1 1 1 - - 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ACTIVITY Student Councll Preslaent Jack Tyler Secre ary Treasurer Sally Engler Advlsor Mass Heffernan Athletuc Councul Presldent Rzchard Smith Advisors Miss Wood Mr Found Leader s Club Presrdent Anna Sack Secretary Marlene Frawley Treasurer Patrncla Klumpp Advusor Mnss Wood Dramatucs Club Presndent Marlene Frawley Vlce Presldent Don Andollna Secretary Peggy MacLeod Treasurer Shlrley Chlavetta Advusor Mrs Hazelton Band President Marcla Pulkowskl Vice Presldent Albert Damerau Secretary Treasurer Bull Ganger Llbrarlan Pat Grlrnmer Leader Mr Peterson Orchestra President Mary Dale Cook Leader Mrs Holtz Mlxecl Chorus Presldent Chrls Ross Secretary Peggy MacLeod Llbrarlan Vlncent Slnare Leader Mrs Holtz Girls Chorus Presldent Sharon McDonald Leader Mr Peterson Delta Sigma Chu Presldent Karen Krull Vlce Presdent Michael Dash Secretary Anna Wockasen Treasurer Dlanne Smnth Advlsor Mrs Hazelton ACCCM PAN ISTS President Darlene Eddy Vlce P eslaent Alberta v rn e s Secretary Treasurer Ruth Nlctry Haza d Advlsor Mr Cote Angolascope Edltor ln Chuef Anna Vvockasen Assoclote Edltors Antolnette Guzzetta and Nancy Srnlth Buslness Manager Marulyn XAfeul Photography Jerry Ruhl Advertlslng Darlene Eddy Cnrculataon Karen Krull Literary Mary Dale Cook Publlclty Jack Tyler Art Marcia Pulkovvskl Typing Sally Engler Sports Marlene Fravvley Advlsor Mass Schultz Green and Whrte Edntor an Chief Antolnette Guz etta Assocuate Edutor Claudla Sn nth Buslness Manager Darlene Eddy Sport Edutors Marlene Fravvley and Donald Andollna Art Edutors Arlene Leskuw ana Mable Grennell Typlng Manager Sally Engler Clrculatlon Karen Krull Publlclty Nancy Smlth and Fred Covllle Llterory Dan McMahon Blrthday EdlTOl'S Dawn Garlock and Mary Lou Corklns Pads and Fashlons Morne Duhlartuno and Dolores Cellura Mlrneograph Mary Dale Cook and Myra Newcomb Advusor Mass Hohensteln Assembly Commnttee Char n an My a Neffco o Advuso M Hazelton Servnce Club Presldcnt Don Andoltna Advlsor Mr Duffy . . X 1 . . 1 ' . N 1 1 , . , . 1 r Q - 5 r r F 2 1 - ' ' I 1 , . I I ' I I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 , . ' ' 1 1. . . , 1 1 1 I ' F F 1 2 1 I 1 I I I - 1 1 I I 1 5 . j 1. , . . F 1 ' 1 , 1 ' ' 'r v '.- A r - rr' . V. ,fq , , -. 1 1 1 1 ' V . - 1 x 1 - 1 1 First Row, Left to right: Karen Krall, Anna Woclcasen, Antoinetle Guzzelta, Jack Tyler, Sally Engle-r, Miss Heffernan, William Ware, Anna Sack, Darlene Eddy, Mary Dale Cook, Second Row: Donald Andolina, Dennis Warwick, Chris Ross, Sharon McDonald, Marlene Fravvley, Robert Harper, Myra Newcomb, Marcia Rollcovvski, Floyd Tyler, John Patterson, Jerry Ruhl. STUDENT COUNCIL ALPHA SIGMA Left to right: Marie Ringitore, Barbara Hagreen, Shirley Chiavena, Donald McMahon, Janice Smallvvood, Alberta Winters, Mr, Cote, Darlene Eddy, Rath Mary Hazard, Karen Krall, Jessie McMahon, Donna O'Connell, Rosanne Rebescher. -40- First Row, Left to right: Barbara Hodalc, Dianne Smith, Joanne Muscato, Marie Pingitore, Second Row: Shirley Chiayetta, Ellen Waring, Myra Newcomb, John Ahlers, David Jackson, Donald Andolina, Michael Dash, Karen Krall, Anna Woclcczsen, Nancy Snwi'h, Elton Bump Donald McMahon, lhonras Vail, Marcia Polkawski, Arvot,-gpg. GUZZQMQ, Third Row: Mrs. Hazelton, Jerry Rahl, Frank Nluscato, Marvin Rielc, Darlene Eddy, HONOR SCJCIETY DRAMATICS CLUB First Row, Left to right: Jack Tyler, Sandra Le Veaoe, Sharon ly'cDonacJ, Carole MacLeod, Shirley Chiayetta, Donald Andolina, Marlene Frarfley, Peggy Macleod, Joyce Lo Presto, Barbara Hagreen, Chester Dinwitrolt. Second Row: Patricia Geist, Eleanor Qoeself, Sally Rossnef, Pafficia G'l'r re', J Hazelton, Karen Krall, Ruth Mary Hazard, fl. oe o Wifvers, Claaaia Srrvls Third Row: Mary Dale Coolc, Adrienne Drago, Virginici Leone, Joyce Qegh, fl 'oi Guzzetta, Darlene Eddy. -41- First Row, Left to right: Mary Lou Corlnins, Dawn Garlock, Adrienne Drago, Marie Di Martino, Antoinette Guzzetta, Miss l-lohenstein, Claudia Smith, Karen Krall, Nancy Smith, Mabel Grennell, Second Row: Sally Engler, Virginia Leone, Arlene Leslciw, Myra Newcomb, James McComb, Donald McMahon, Donald Andolina, Fred Coville, Eleanor Russell, Mary Dale Cook, Marlene Frawley, Darlene Eddy, Carol Buerger. GREEN AND WHITE ANGOLASCOPE First Row, Left to right: Darlene Eddy, Mary Dale Cook, Nancy Smith, Karen Krull, Antoinette Guzzetta, Anna Woclcsen, Jerry Ruhl, Sally Engler, Marcia Pulkowski, Marlene Frawley, Second Row: Miss Schultz, Gloria Weider, Alberta Winters, Sandra Le Veque, Diann Widmer, Mary Eerrino, Marie Di Martino, Mabel Grennell. Third Row: Deneige Reynolds, Myra Newcomb, Vincent Sinare, Gerald Brown, Robert Catalino, Donald Andolina, Fred Coyille, Patricia Hoffman, Claudia Smith. -42- First Row, Left to right: Jesse McMahon, Pauline Howard, Irene Taubert, Elaine Rooinson, El ri C ,Q Jacauelyn Robertson, Katherine Solovey, Eunice Millcs, Barbara Du Rocher, Audrey Mclwyenna ter, Jean Crouse, Mabel Grerinell, Deanna Borzilleri. Second Row: lris McMahon, Sandra Natery, Dolores Fernandez, Joyce Senior, Mari'-,ri Ra' r Woclcasen, Helen Harper, Donna Pearsoll, Susan lirull, Audrey Leskm, Beverly Hol an J-1: V i Thayer, Elizabeth Gooclvway, Nancy Liccarella. Third Row: Barbara Stone, Jeraldine Kuinin, Barbara l-iudalc, Cynthia Ke nr, Marilyn Qlson, S i ella, Audreylifcird, Kathleen Dash, Ellen Markle, Donna Bunip, Lois Grinrnier, Sandra Bonsa C l L Veaue, Patricia Vxlriglit, Beatrice Serena, Marie Totaro, Mary Lou Corlans, Fourth Row: Rosanne Rebescher, Madeline Chido, Joan Bartus, Marrorie Ahle-rs, Frarcc-s Ch-rrgy l D Wall, Sharon McDonald, Sandra Strade, Sally Rossney, Janice Nofaro, Shirley Rielc Caro Ei L Hagreen, Joyce VVeinheirner, Alberta XNinters, Josephine Di Liberti, Sylvia Snici l, GIRLS' CHORUS 6 MIXED CHORUS First Row, Left to right: Darlene Eddy, Carol Gugino, Patricia Grirrrnrer, Anna '.r'-.'ockaSeri Re Karen Krull, Ruth Mary Hazard, Mary Eerrino, Anna Sack, Antoinette Guzzetta, Baroara .r Second Row: Marlene Garloclc, Nancy Burke, Gloria Weider, Janice Earaci, Mary Da e foof ,- lciw, Joyce Markle, Patricia t-lo'5rnan, Claudia Snwith, Joyce Lo Rresro, Caroe i'Vc:cLe:a, . f Nancy Sniith, Anita Grcncil Third Row: Eleanor Russe ,Marlene Ercmierr, Rayrrrond Prile., mi rar' Gear, -ow Diss are, Jerry Ruhl, David Jackson Jack Tyler, Robert Rrizel, Lucy Diiarrwo Ucrciii Ro fore- it Fourth Row: Ronald y'.'as'rJna, Woraen UPdYl4e, Dale Ruhl, Robert Mi e', Chesrer D'rri'ro5r D f Robert Drago, Chris Ross, Sharie Devin, Vv iUic:rrw Wcire, Charies Rrlecger, E'.ere Sang -i -43.- BAND First Row, Left to right: Sandra LeVeque, Marcia Pulkowslci, Marvin Rielc, Marlene Garlock, Elaine Smith, George Dimitroff. Second Row: Robert Stressing, Louis Campagna, Rosella Morgano, Dawn Peterson, Alberta Winters, Patricia Grimmer. Third Row: Gary Palmeter, Richard Morgan, Donald Chiavetta, Sara Lemmler, Anna Jane Bowman, Robert Harper, James Harper, Barbara Hagreen, Albert Argauer. Fourth Row: Ross Guarino, James Green, Richard Radtlce, Carl Gullo, Ronald Miller, Robert l-lowder, Albert Damerau, William Connelly, Thomas Vail. Fifth Row: Therese Zoda, Carmella Laluca, Catherine Kelly, William Ganger, Chester Dimitroft, John Mucheck, Mr. Peterson. -44.4 QRCHESTRA First Row, Left to right: Donna Bump, Mary Daie Cook, Marcla Pmkowski, Anna Jane Bowman, Sandra Le Veque. Second Row: lanice Gaarino, Thomas Vail, Nancy Smifn Qcoerf Harper, PrisCilNa Thayer. Third Row: Elton Bump, Mberr Argaaef, Claudia Snnfn, Parrlcia Grimner, James Harper, Barbara Hagreen, Marle-neGarNock, Marvin Riok. Fourth Row: PqIlfM6'U'9 KeNNy, Cneifer Dr -5f'n'4 Vw Poi, Phi-f' Darvarau, Robo? Howaer. ..45.. Left to right: Judy Yull, Alva Hedlund, Jack Tyler, Myra Newcomb, Mrs. l-lazelton, Darlene Eddy, Fred Gros, Mathew Jalsevac. HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE SERVICE CLUB First Row, Left to right: David Deilce, Thomas Wylie, john Patterson, Donald Andolina, Richard Woods, Newton Patterson, Peter Klumpp. Second Row: John Faso, Albert Argauer, Paul Ziegler, Albert Danierau, Kenneth Trask, Mr. Duffy, Albert Zirnrner, Marvin Rielc, John f-xhlers, Calvin Moore, Wilburt Korn. -45- x9 gy J An 1- Cue S S0033 X089 Wh' gomg, lr e Pow 'rx 01 Rhino WXKD 'A 00 'A 0 www Y member!- 25850 stbfih lt mu b 47 Xt xadf' wifi. KW: z9i'5vW' 1 6Xs' tfpzw Q.5,X'b , .5 ' E wfuv N.-v :Vix- ' H 111.50 . ' ' .I , ,IS I Q, K 1 Q .ff 'E ' M ,x l ' A 'gg K-UC 1466 b , , ow 4 l l . bv A Whafs for lunch today? ,Nh ga , ers See W' M503 WW As 9 me. 013 uk' 019 that bex, 01-J 7,-, Ice Wllh 'xx 85-In Ile 3' Courtesy and Pzmcnce our bus dnvers. -48-. 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No ' 2 N- - - - us 5-GL f If Q -4- 1 1. ln any musucal organization rhythm is as important as harmony or melody In our every day lives we fund that our athletic program provides the rhythm Just as we fund the beats of the musuc we hear the rhythmucal bounce of cu ball or swush of a stuck Here at Lake Shore Central we carry on an extensive program of sports FOOTBALL S outstanding feat was the development of a Junior Varsuty team under the excellent supervision of Coach Kunn About forty boys will return next fall for a taste of the season s gruduron but the loss of Captain Bull Ware Bob Drago Chris Ross .lerry Ruhl and Charles Pfleuger wull be harmful to our team BASKETBALL was successful un completing a sixteen game court campaign The Varsity managed to retain best won lost average un recent years The Junuor Varsuty displayed tremendous expectatuons for next year The BASEBALL season ended wuth our team firmly entrenched un second place un the Southern Erie County Duvusuon BOWLING proved to be a success for the students They learned many of the funda mentals of the game and received a great deal of enuoyment from ut Thus concludes our resume of boys sports and now we look to the gurls accomplishments We make an unventouy of the gurls sports and fund HOCKEY SOCCOR BOWLING VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL and SOFTBALL to be sports of the intramural curriculum. BOWLING a new sport took top honors in the popularity department. Each week one hundred and twenty girls took their turns at the foul line to raise their own scores and improve their team standing. The CHEERLEADERS tried to create a triumphant spirit of victory for the teams. During the basketball season the Senior Varsity Cheerleaders proudly appeared in their new uniforms. Next year why dont you enter one of the many athletic groups and add some new rhythm to the steady beat of your daily life? -50- TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME First Row, Left to right: John Patterson. Floyd Tyler, Miss Wood, Patricia Kiunipp Mariene Gariock, Coach Found, Carl Eizer, Roberr VVare. Second Row: Deanna Borziiieri, Alberta Winters, Joseph Mendoia, Vincenf Sinare Richard Sirare, Lee Ehirke, James Geist Mary Jo Conneiiy, Marilyn Paterson ATHLETIC COUNCIL i6 i 'I 2 1 1 x 1 LEADERS' CLUB First Row, Left to right: Arvoineiie Guzzevo, Marie Di Mariino, Janice Faraci, Caroi Gagino, Dafricia Kicnrpp, Anna Sack, Miss Wood, Mariene Frciwiey, Nancy Burke, Coroie MacLeod, Joyce Lo Presro, Barbara Hagreen, Second Row: Ana Hediand, Karen Kraii, Mary Daie Cook, Shiriey Chiavena, Pa'ricia Grirnner, Sharoh UcDor'aid, Sandra Sfrade, Shiriey Rosenhahn, E er Ilarirg, Sai y Rosshey, Eeano' Qcsse ', Cacdia Snfifh, Jane' Joisevac, Iris ,vcvahcn Third Row: Dorcxh Ca'aiif'o, Do ores Cencra, Mor Loa Corkins, Earccra ie, ,oi ce f X f Weinheimef, Rcfh Mary Hazard, Marcia Pdicofvski, Pafricia Geisf, Diahre Srr 'f, Va'- 'orie Ahiers, Sa .y Eagier, Aiberra Winfers, Dariene Eddy, Sardra Le Vecjse, - 51 .. SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to right: Coach Found, Anthony Borzilleri, William Wore, Robert Cotolino, Richard Woods, Chris Ross, Robert Drogo, Dovid Corloeclc, Doniel Littlefield, Gerald l-loinironcl, Richorcl Smith, Chorles Pfleuger, Richard Moronski, Everett Gonger. 5.52- VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row, Left to right: Robert Ware, Paul Sprissler, Otto Baker, Richard Hazard, Fred Coville, William Ware, Allan McMillan, Christ Pappas, Richard Bray, Gordon Johnson, Jerry Jaster. Second Row: Gerald Brown, Charles Pileuger, Warren Rammacher, David Carbeclc, Jerry Ruhl, Robert Drago, Chris Ross, Roger Anderson, Richard Woods, Wilburt Karn, Roger Hanner, Carl Totaro. Third Row: Richard Srnith, Lee Ehrnlce, Daniel Littlefield, Robert Catalina, Harold Adams, Everett Ganger, James Gilbert, William Ganger, Peter Thompson. Fourth Row: Raymond Newcomb, Marvin Riek, Clayton Jewitt, Frank Muscaro, Joseph Zoda, Newton Patterson, Albert Zimmer, Peter Klumpp, Fred Thorp, John Patterson, Carl Elzer, Coach Found Coach Kin. ..53- JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row, Left to right: Ross Guarino, Richard Hazard, Newton Patterson, Peter Klumpp, Clayton Jewitt, Joseph Zoda. Second Row: Ted Toense, Robert Kryszak, Frank Muscato, Robert Ware, Fred Tharp, Carmen Provenzo, John Patterson, Wilburt Karn. Third Row: Dale Ruhl, Paul Sprissler, Roger Hanner, James Gilbert, Gordon Johnson, Marvin Riek, Carl Elzer, Coach Kin. The Junior Varsity basketball team is composed of many promising young boys. Under the new assistant coach, Mr. Kin, these players have proven themselves to be a group of scrappers even though they have faced much tougher opposition. These boys spend their Tuesday and Friday evenings on the basketball court while the spectators sit along the sidelines and make a variety of noises to express their feelings. Just as well-trained musicians can produce a melodious tone, so these boys, by their consistent victories, have displayed teamwork, coordination, perseverance and deter- mination. -54- The bowling team that represents Lake Shore Central School consists of a small group of interested boys, under the guidance of Mr, Waugh, who transports them to and from the alleys. These boys have shown great enthusiasm for the sport and have bowled against teams from Clarence, West Seneca, Amherst, Qrchard Parlc, and Hamburg, both away and at home. As an added attraction, the boys attended a play day at Clarence on March 8. First Row, Left to right: Raymond Newcomb, Anthony Chiavetta, Jack Tyler, John Downes, George Dimitroff. Second Row: Mr. Waugh, Carl Elzer, Warren Rammacher, John Faso. -55- VARSITY FO0TBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Eleanor Russell, Marlene Frawley, Patricia Geist, Sally Engle-r, Joyce Lo Presto. Rhythm, harmony and the ability to get along with others combine to bring Us those whirnsically attractive cheerleaders. Without their fighting spirit to challenge the players to do their best, we would gain nothing but a hollow victory. h d S Eugen EIeoIIor usse . SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Bofbcfo WyIIe, Porricio Geis', Sorwdfo Svode SHc'oI' fv':DoIRolc1 Peg D -57- '7 INTRAMURAL Ground H sticks! Keep your positions - os Borbciro Wylie scores ci goal. A co-ordin- oting group ond o winning spirit produce o victorious teoni. Strike! Move over tellovvs, Bowling is no longer ci mon's gome. We cltollenge you to better Jonice F's gome of l73 or Corol G's l69, not to mention lvlory F's consistent l3l overogel Spike it, Morciol lt's o sure point. But it looks like the other side is all reody to send it bock. Don't forget, tvvo ltonds tor be- ginnersl ..5g.. The oribo Hg C1 1i shoodrj 5533 ol oz kefbcwi pfoocces 115 forbid gi 11,615 IPI! 'cvs ih fhe Jimior High Schoo' os ih 'ce Senior High Schooi. The boys were so ohxious to moko good 1hc11 they 5:ic1',Qc1 mos' of Wcfii' Schcdolo OIT Sflfkfdfly 'TiO VWi'N'gS, TNQ QT 'U c11'ec1 ih The school disffici .-.os 1'eg3'ofcf11'i.f1! in 1hishc1a14Qrhc1'1 iocgcw Boofihg cmd h6C1diIWQ the bcxii recfs To the onciehf gorhe of soccer. Be-ccwse so much cohsfoh? ocfioh involved in The sport, it seems To be the fcwoiifo foil orhiefic 0.0117 for Junior High ooys, although 11-any high school boys ore woic proficient c1' Neg omni soie rrops, imsrep kicks,c111c1 side O9 The foot bosses. Size pioys bmic1fwihofroioirofouchfoo7bc1,i. 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' 1 if 'zi' f .A in E Af L! 4-W' ,wif f 5? , K Wa Vbzv v, ,Q ,f -f ,.., , X f' 3 , N 3 ,vv,, VERT u XX X W X C I PAT Mr ond Mrs Arllwu R Rolnl Morlonne Arnold Pres Evons Lodxes Drum Corp Inc Mr ond Mrs Nelson Arnold Miss Ann M Heflernow Mr ond Mrs Roy R Newcomb Mr ond Mrs Cllllord C Eddy Mr ond Mrs Horold D Bump Mrs Gertrude Conlclun Perry Glornbrone Mr ond M s Jolwn Brown Srofe Police Aflwol Sprlngs Mr ond Mrs Donold D Cook Mr ond Mrs Fred Londohl Mury Florencf Colf Center ond Mrs Clworles Cuccorello n non Heod Morket Jock Clwloppone ond Mrs Henry l-lollrnon ond Mrs J Walden Krull ond Mrs A L Rulkowskl MussJ Schull? Mr ond Mrs Woodrow Vlfndnmer Anno M Wockoserw Som Plnfo Mr ond Mrs Louis Ferrnno Mr ond Mrs Gordon Corlson Corol Jeon Geno Anno Sock Mr ond Mrs Robert Jolsevoc Mu s B C l'lOllf,llSTeIll . . r . Mr. , ' ' , . I d' , ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' Mr, ond Mrs. J, R, Morgon A A . r , A I SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 FROM T O W N P R E S S Prmters of the Angoloscope 63 C :J Wiissv Awgolo 122 I X X E I CO PL MENTS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATIGN LAKE SHORE CENTRAL SCHOOL 64 X CARL E BARRETT INSURANCE AGENT BROKER LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER NOTARY PU BLIC M PHONE ANGOLA 248 65 V ,,,, 1 X ffffyfmwfffxfwffffwvm Q ,,,,, N ,.,, rll! I2 Mfg? ,ff U X Z rg Z Q Qzhavwz, 46 I X f f Z 5 U Z ' '- ,ff X 1 'f A J Q 1 3 V 'XI' 2 2 5 1 CA i I 3 5 f . U E .I i 5 U ' 1 A l Q U U . -z -:A L ii i f o F RE Q 1 f i 3 E -. 5: ii 3 1 5 5 1 A w f n i ' l T ' A 1 ' W 15 V A 1 ' :Q Q A A 'i3 5 ' ,,,,.,, ,,,, , MW, ffrffffffyf A ,,T EQ 1 f If 'ff, 1 5, -521 3 -I W Zofnffff 'fff.,,,,,fff :5: T Ti i' WELLER S SERVICE GARAGE PONTIAC CARS GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS FERGUSON TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT SOUTHWESTERN BIVD PHONF ANCSOLA Q25 Angola New York CONGRATULAUONS TO CLASS OF 1952 FROM GRANDVIEW SUPER MARKET 66 X I I ' A A ' 'E X X I ANGOLA VARIETY STORE MAIN STREET ANGOLA N Y BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 52 FROM ONE OF THE CLASS O 31 MATTESON S Athletuc Footwear For All Soorts 67 o -- F 1 fr? ,,,! P ,,,. ,, rj. QQ-F Q, .fgf ffii I X Attentron If your feet trouble you see e FAMILY SHOE STORE o 'rnd an eypert shoe fatter at your service Endrcott Johnson Welt Opodrc an Arch Corrector Shoes 86 N Mann Angota N Y For Better Advertrsrng and Conrpiete Coverage ot Evans. Brant Derby Farnham North Evans TRY THF PENNY SAVER 158 N Mann St Angola N Y NEW ANGOLA THEATRE R Gertner D Brown PHONE ANGOLA 491 Portrait Cornrnercrat KAUFMAN PHOTOGRAPHS Dmtrnctrye Photography Mann St E U12 t-tantbu Q N Y Qornph nLntS WALKER S RESTAURANT Htpllt IL. JOSEPHINE S BEAUTY SALON PHONE ANGOLA 257 New Bank Bartdrng Open every day and evenrng f , th Y u'Hf Y ' ' , ' d . ' , u Q To ' M5 r, . . A I I I I ot I A Lo 'r rnts 1 of 1 t -68- DU DROP INN GEORGE R KINGAN KURZ SERVICE STATION WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SEELEY S DELIVERY SERVICE ANGOLA MILLING CO - 'f:'- OTfI'1k,-Q'-w - . QIIHLQJ ' .. 69 .. WIDMER HOTEL fommh CIQT SN or HHQOTC1 N sf: rum Town Cs UNT FARNHAM GARAGE FTCUL Mcmguso Prop Q r HTL fwllys Ccmrs cmd Tm 5 Phone Ango! 36MQ ROHM K 8. L HOME 8. AUTO SUPPLY INC 'XTCRTT-T 'VMTN STQVFT Y Phone Angola 386 John m7 1 mu df FIRESTONE PTTOHL AITQOTU T48VJT A ww Complumemfs S S6-Tf SGWICO wc r whom W Yo -4 DRY CLEANERS mg PHGNE ANGOLA 165 TARNER S PHARMACY 70 Q orzwpluwfmy of , . 87 . , , M , L' RCI i. A' .KJ TM, K I T t K , L K Q CMT XM! Tolmmg De He -'AV ck A LA Tires und Tubes Flresfofw Acccfsscsfies Trim' H1r'r1Twc1m, N Y H A Mlm? DCT T . I of NLOUT6: f,:'Tf:i LTHTTS T.ff:f14'Tf1lfT1-K Fo ' T Nt? YT C0 :JTT'um1Ts of 1 ERICK S FOOD MART N ELMER J SMITH 8. SONS RIEFLER BUICK INC AL WEIL S SERVICE JOSEPH G JOY BLOCK HOTEL AND MOTEL UQ I I , ' Z: ,. -4 lQ W I: nw-r. ITL'- ffro Roni: Vhxmv f? 1::uIg1 E, I1 Ly-jx? . EJUIQAI CSOOLIX Phone AHQOIG 306 Hr-.22.1!+?E 5. nw 3521455 97 orTIw .Mczm Street www 1 I. I I J L lfbxwwyiiirwwzwr of f' i'IfI ' 'ri G V TWU? , . H 3, I3IvVv.,. f',',L gj'w Ajllf, Q1-C' :: fL-'g P- - 71 - MPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 52 ANGOLA DAIRY PHONE ANGOLA 256 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS O 52 SCALISE GROCERY 72 F I9 T 0 ERANT, NEW' YOQK I ' X J FROEHLEY 8. SONS FURNHURE LINGLEUM 8. Russ HOOVER DEALER CUTLER S PHARMACY rn 73 1,317 f!,,'.'V wgfqyx I 58 Nor' Main Sfreei Angola, New York X I BISON CANNING CO INC 'r ANGOLA NEW YOR 75 TANNER'S FLORIST CHERVIN'S Mews VVeor Shoes ond Dry Goods Q6 N Mom ST, Angola, N. Y. Conpilrrrcms PAUL S FRIENDLY SERVICE ROUTE 5 PRIDF OF EVANS BRAND ERIE COUNTY FROSTED FOODS AND CANNING CORP Processors of Fronts ond Vegetables M Phone 334 Angora New York PAO ERS OF QATSUP Frozu Srrowberru s Fancy VVLTOIG Tomoroe Chair Souce f,orrrr,rrrrrfeuIs or STEVE'S RED 8. WHITE DERBY, N Y. ARCHWAY RESTAURANT ood wk Ango R O FRAWLEY OIL CO Dusrrrbmors of SQCONY VAC LJUM PRQDUCTS Am olu N Y Pho QOW5 :rm UIQ ff of I I Irie R cmd ' 1 e Shout X lo ISI S. oirw ST. Rospberries Cormed cmd Frozen ' VF ' 'e ' S Q60 ,mes Q22 - 76 .. X I STOCKER AUTO SALES VELLAM S MARKET ANGIE S RESTAURANT JOE S TAXI SERVICE LEONE S ICE CREAM BAR MUSCATO ' IFT SHOP I 1 4. ' f'Iw1ImfIlF': I ' I IT I' I I I' I GJ,-1 fie. gf ,S-NY.IHiP'f 11' I1 Qswi 4 . r V. 1: -N , Qfflilf , 'Hz' R fx. gil, I, . Y I My '.,Iww1: f. ' 1 -77 .. X I COMPLIMENTS OF inceni ufafierd gency GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER L B WALTERS NOTARY PUBLIC v D WALTERS 27 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE we ANGOLA N Y 78 15. I A E X T W HES TO T ASS OF 79 X I IS CL '52 ' COMPLIMENTS OF f f X X ELLEN I LOMPLIMLNIS OV THOMAS C. CHIAVETTA g?:'Z'I'1':'1'1 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the groduotmg class of T952 from your OITICIOI school photographer DON JAY STUDIOS INC Loncosre New York 80 - I - Cornplun enfs of A F SHULTZ 8. CO INC Plumbing HARDWARE Appliances PHONE 62 ANGOLA N Y BLUEBIRD WELCOMES YOU TO HAMBURG The Town rncxr Frlendsnup Bull? BLUEBIRD LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS INC 373 Pleasant Ave Phone EM 5393 Hamburg N Y fm L Jn orfb Q 5 Frnesr Serflng flms oreo fo ofer 20 years 81 . . , . l o 1 I - - l l l l 1 'rif- 3 7 uf- ,ff 'tg ' ' l xii-Ti. l ll ll I! ' ' ' ' ll l ' ' j . - , . . 1 Hczvebygs Only Proiessic. fl G' dry , . A - - , H lm Cleaners X r K l C.ompllmemS HARPER S CERAMIC STUDIO AND GIFT SHOP ! molu N Y QOH pllmgm 5 LAKE SHORE INN Puul B Zxegler Pop ms CE 4 LAKE SHORE SERVICE CO Complete l-leofmg Soles ond Service QQLEMAN BLEND All? cmd AMERICAN STANDARD FURNACES Scheduled Fuel Onl Deluverues Plwormf f mgolu 48 for lree Hecmmg Survey Qompllmulls FRANK S JEWELRY an Wcltclwes Diamonds STEVEN S Grocerles Meals School Supplies rue Road Hnglwlcmd on tlm Luka Iompllmewls FLOYD H HURST JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ol A . I I ol Xl xg , . I 'E W - E Vfufqill Roy lrirlg ol I Jewelry , V, I EVC S'llI :V I . I ' ' YA' I Y, . ' r ' ' ' ol .. 82 .. SZAL S MARKET E HN OF Qu AND ML Nb PHONE ANGOLA mp' DERBY COTTON SHOP Mgr L MCNAMARA S GENERAL STORE w Ol S LODUCA S SERVICE PLACE LIQC LIC O EO DE GROAT S VARIETY r1pMrw ANGOLA HOME BAKERY I CfrVpMwvwuT5 SFw'V1S DOEJL iLfO,'.' 1 'N ON Q, wus, i fhilifff-rw-,A-' L .w ':, O :fs EQ fofwi -- f ff Dm. I FVCHNT, N Y, QONPLH ,, E OPC ,SNES . Av. ,E I F f' 'VVS Pricqfcz Rwyx' F:?C:Twxr'fg N. Mum ff.: .:Cf -1, 'N xr X. , ,, X - A J NEAR - U WLLL SHCI: ' ' 542 Effie Roux? 'A :E 1' LEO illwullib oi . , Co a :gms Eff: Rom: cofmfr' or Hf1: 1NTC,:1 Hwgf VC mm YLWC LEM-5 I Qjb D '.'CVNimc'1ff1 'Elm' A 11 Lv-1 SLQQ 394: :HC5x4EVAw51!F,A ALP. ,art amd Cop opp. Laxkfemfiv F Ni? f- ,golf - ... CHARLES T. GUZZETTA 8. SONS CLETRAC TRACTORS - OLIVER EQUIPMENT S Ie REPAIRS 8 PARIS S ' , o A golf HIGHLAND HARDWARE STORE oe bng8EIec1coISp es G ss Spof gGoos N Tsc ko o KITTY MAY S DELICATESSEN o 1 eeze A golo N Y Y Ne ghbo hood Hop In Shop OO C BETTY JANE S BEAUTY SHOP ERIE ROAD HIGHLAND MELODY LANE MUSIC SHOP PHONOGRARH RECORDS RCA Rodos ond TV e C Phone 462 0 5 orvlco Ph no rw 1 402 Brom?-Ang I ROGI ot Brant I Hordw r , Plum I ri U pIi PoInI - Io - r in d Will. I I I1 , Rr p, ' Rome 5 EUC Rd. Derby, N. Y. I I I I I P in Br Y .ISI , . . 'I I our i r SiIv r reek .. .- LAKE SHORE NEWS SCHOCK S GENERAL STORE WATT S PHARMACY BILL S BARBER SHOP MW MENDS MMT PETE PERO S STEAK HOUSE AND BOWLING ALLEYS BRANT NEW YORK PHONE ANGOLA 451 I X 85 Q, :-lw - ' f-A 'VNlw.1 Alum' YOU .mf JLKJHZ p'if wJ 1 Quick Scruuif- cm Pcw Prifws C O'1'g,flirzwf-rw?-, IW: yillrvwrnr-, gf Of , 1 NCNTM LVOYHW: N . k , , ,O T X. - sw fN',1vw F ,-V' C, Oruplimf-rwT, OL 1 dm emcefknce. .. RINGS III C051 I1 PINS MEDALS c'r'z tsmansup CHARMS dnt qua IU C U P S PLAQUES TROPHIE5 .IEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS 79? PROFESSIONAL PATRONS cmd Mm A J oo Jer Dr Charles Harper Dr cmd Mrs PGUVLC1 Duccm Dr Harry A SUITZ Dr ond M15 Lee R Sanborn Dr C P Luongo oi .Z . .f.- I' .1 1-U, A.:wfACruvr'.i ,gwflgpc nlrsrslllsllclus aosron - 17 JUHH STREELNEW YORK 8,N.Y. . Pncxrrne Dr. p .ci V, p LOOK FOR THE FAMOUS RED BALL TRADE MARK N DF La CLAIR 6' MILLER DEPARTMENT STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR BALLBRAND FOOTWEAR 87 X I lf BRL- Q ., fl NM Q TCEQ QJMN FRQT EQ ::E:QE'V F ' LF!--5 O I X Carpet ' Lrnoleunt Rubber Asphalt Ta e Point Wallpaper Kutchen Plcznnung Remodelrng Specrcltsts St Churles 8K Wood Metal Cohtnets THE FOSTER THAYER CO INC Angolo 378W2 ELmwood lOO6 Compliments GEORGE M REDHEAD YOUR FRIENDLY MOBIL DEALER Complrments DORRIS E DYE Sewung of All Krnds l7 Hugh treet Phone 546 Angolo N Y Cornplrrnents BONNY COTTAGE GEO EHRING North Mom Street ot Beach Rood YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Phone 75 AHR S SERVICE STATION Gosollne Lubrlcotron Woshrng Ttre Reporrnng Esso Products 90 Moln Street Angolo N Y PHONE 536 88 t l 'l' l of ' l l l l ., . or l of ' - . . I l l . S N , , Ninn H, . 7, , ,H ,,, ,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,, ,,, I of L ANGOLA CLOTHING EXCHANGE Dons Thr op Mcmcmgcf ORGAN 8. PIANO STUDIO WURLITZER QRGAN FQQ PRACTICE USE Lorrcur e Lcorword ANGOLA ICE CO FITCH S 5 OODNQK SIFSSTTNI C5 up JI DERBY 4698 Hamas BY MILLER 5 Mme, ANGOLA TOWN GARAGE N MEQD QQ' ,JIII'V,WT5 - QI ',1f, LII jI'f' 5, I ' A O I SELF NEQ'v'I'QE FO MA XJQN .F TOT IQF OW LW: Show: 8 SQINWIL Rd HQII Us-: Vw f T1 I- f9If,15Q,:'yy f W -Qfomf imewrs O4 .V A GIEOETEQQ CF PHE ,- U Qowp' mfs C4 lgfflfi HLGCLH Iv7l'.'1 LSR.: S ,:..' ,. , A E ' W :vs J '4-Q-'sei -Ii -' ,nj -ef CII! 1 'I Qw- - 89 .. ENGLER LUMBER COMPANY EVANS CENTER NEW YORK PHONE ANGOLA 55 I X 90 X I D PLNMENTS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF T952 LC N. CATALANO MOTORS OLDSMOBILE DEALER CASE FARM MACHINERY N go C1 S4 M THE OLDS DINER BREAKFASTS DLNNERS LUNCHES Angola New York 91 11 Dc' -'-WCA AHL 1 1 I' U' 1 ff, 'r , JW 1 0 ' ' HT, f X H CHIAVETTA S CHURCHSIDE FARM Me Ibe e- I4 ke Go ss O 0 B I I PHONE ANGOLA I7OI SMITH S CONFECTIONERY G eyI 0 nd Tckef Offce Mag z 5 Toboc o ce C eo NEUENDORF S RED 8. WHITE STORE H ghlo d ow the Lake DERBY 4620 C, pI ALOGNA TRIANGLE MATTY S BARBER SHOP H ghlo d o rI1eLoIce f I IS DERBY TEXACO STATION H0 oId E What eye Loke Shore Cut off ot Loke Shore Rd Phone Derby 4I3O Der y N Y B E S I VV I S E S I bm iment. of -n r W sfem New Yor TUV y r wers A 'rm Inc. Ang I - ron Rd. Brom , N, Y. ' CEOIIIFIIIIIIKTIII. ' I of r 1 U I I I O me - C - I r m i rw - n- - I I I Comnlmen of I r . 'm r i rw r b , . .. 92 - X 1 NAGEL S BARBECUE GAGE GULF STATION WAGON WHEEL HOTEL BRANT SUPER MARKET BNSHCQ :l'7'fS 'X 5' LAVERTY S FRED W BRINKMAN 1 F' Y 3' 'L sown H,-.NS .ENTEQ J M L, -1: 1 1 JMWA ,www W r,,, .. , L A 4 General Insurance cmd Real Esta? H-.155 ffwiiklfv 1 if FTMTL S L,,' I A I I 21: '-'. 3 w ,, - 93 H A X X I Highland Moior Courl: PRESCOTT 8. ROUTE 5 DERBY N Y GUESTS ARRIVE CROWDED 'P EXCLUSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS 4 T T M. A Moore, Prop. Plwmwl Dwrby 4266 - Q .- X I Asvxsx' I 3 tmp gm, 'IVR WSI n'K gn. 26 , UPI f XL. , at I Symbol of Servace Happy Motorlng Aronlca s Servlcenter TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES HOME APPLIANCES S 8g H GREEN STAMPS SPECIALISTS LUBRICATION SIMONIZING ROUTE 3 OPPOSITE HERR ROAD PHONE I75RI ANGOLA IN Y 95 I , I O I I. , . , Lomplunwenrs MIDGET MARKET HOME OROXNN FRUIT IND VEOET BLES EREEZER CORN Erie Road Angola N Y Compl :ments RALPH A COOK MAGAZNE suascimlpnons GREEUNG CARDS Erie Road Angola Phone 472 M l L CO!7lfDllVU6fWTS A HAZARD 8. SONS OVERHEAD BRIDGE sToRE COlTlfDlIlI1LfllS G H KINGSLEY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING TELEPHONE ANGOLA 624 83 School Slreef Angola N Y of of of of I A R A X ... 96 .. X I REYNOLDS BROTHERS LERCZAK S LOG CABIN U C ANGOLA SHOE REPAIR I .yu Lf: ',:f 'v A I Ly' MW, VIHUH SAIL WNBA X O Ef'1:j' -'f,.:L- QNTVL 'VCWWFS C- N NIONS Vxfw,Mlrwgy Hu- JOAN'S FASHION SHOPPE HF Bidi Q? LUCK 3' T jig .-4 L-3 K3 'X 4' E ,L Q +:' ,VN 1' --E S5115 19 E .. 97 .. X I I LOMPIIMENIS IO TIIE CIJRSS OF IQSQ SALES 8. SERVICE - TELEVISION 8. RADIO I-46 Lake Sheet Open 9 a. ni, - 9 p, in Featuring R. C. A. Million Proof Television Tel Angola 643 All work guaranteed MPLM N BOBS SUPER MARKET CHGIQE MEMS GUM: PHONE 98 I QROCERIES I I I , , , I I C O I E T S O F I I I f X I . , . Y I I I I5 Commercial Street I37 - - 288 GREEN AND WHITE 99 X I vi -.A2 iE.'FN'f THE DRAMATICS CLUB fjoww Q,ff mrs OF I - - X Ilff. , 03 6, Tso 4, 742 MW f ' 'llIIl X All y WWII 600 TI Q54 X ! l MAIN BOWLIIQ ACADEMY IO NEW BRUNSWICK ALLEYS TELEPHONE ANGOLA 208 MGS e PARK CLEANERS BECKER'S SERVICE STATION 45 N Mcun Sf Angolo, N Y AgIoNw ok JOHN K THOMPSON S pe o E NORTH EVANS POST OFFICE Complimen I N4 4 7 Z I nl I ivlgffn' YIVV , , ff f?fff'ff:L-ll-1-T x - 9 I Nt- Qz' 'P If W 243 ii'? y 2 .Y yy, f' ' Q Ag2'!4?' W Iliff g':7,f ,pf f- ?f Compliments of 77 in Tree-I no , e Yr Y Ckomplimenls Complim nfs I of of I j u rvisor Town f vans l l Conwplimenfs Compliments of of - 100 - THE TOWNSHIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCHES St Paul s Angola St George s Hughland on the Lake c1rdHuQV Scm1,Ner Roca erm P ONT S omduy SLWU1 U fm! wr y cow Chorchw D S SHOPPING CENTER GROCERIES MEATS BEER New and Used Tures Batteries Accessornes TVDCL C S OW REROSEN S E Corner Beach and Old Lal-ce Shore Road IO 30 P M I X 101 a ONQL VST vo OL I ' f I - I 1 A ' ' ' Lake 1 ' N Sweet ', U nf Qeuh GM f J. COvkefy..1'f Qev, A, 7, B. H ' e , D, D. 8 Q y 10 1 il f. - am ll U. rr, f 'L fS - am ' a, rm. Owe' sw,r'vice,Q as KIVYINCUUVWCCCL V 0 Yo X f 'wa Q We' H uw! X :+'i1' 'miie ' W 1. :A , . , ' E C Q rw 7 aiayi CI week 9130 A. M. -f 1 . . lolwupfirmgrwh SCHLENDER USL fb fl C1 M F CATALANO 8. SONS THANKS A MILLION ANGOLA HOTEL mfs M Ango FARNHAM HOTEL no cu Q m J ru mam W Thouc ldeoq cmd tr mmoNoQy Nov everyone knows Tho o successful musical froc UCTIOH not orwNy mcedl on oLd4e-me but olso fmcmucsul bockmg e fem dy W The oodwcruce ond you Mr cmd Mrs Advemser oy 3 ww mmol bockmg You hofe comrwbmed most ocncrous f f mr ody wr 1 so Thomks A o 102 U of I L 'VC1INCi'flUCL PM :L Eafcm- !f'!Mm'f- Fw: oo? 50 F-J Moirw ST. 5-:wg3,! N, Y I N 44 Cor' rwfrciL1L ' L Gym' Chmrff-r' T f'VlTH' ' Q12 Uv zxcwheri SI RVIC f f UVYIfJHVH1V'TH of V Cough: vr1TS M. . Y, WSL P fi L W 37 N Mum SYM u Tlwref-3 Bu Lzf,:l'f, on Sc1To1'ciL1y TL em TM, Aw V 312553, Mos been cc Voseo of w am, Ns, Y J r F J I -, :I r . U ? ' 3 i ' -2, V 1 Q , , ' ' ' . Th Sui box I - -, , 1 ,Ln e Suiif Ned The L: C ' ' . ' X ' 'H Q1 - ly, cmd Sc the sfoff om the axle b X 'sl To soy in n9f H Mlm nf! o X car I I I YOU ARE MAKING A MIGHTY IMPORTANT DECISION when you choose your future occupation Whether you are planning on a llfetlme career or plan to work a few years prnor to marriage the de cnsuon you make as a seruous one cHoosE Youre occuPAT:oN AS You wouro A FRIEND BECAUSE FIRST It ss worthwhile and a servuce to manktnd SECOND You enloy at and are adapted to rt THIRD It wrll provude for your maternal welfare and happaness ID sur roundungs whuch are congenial to yourself and famufy we fr luv gl! 5 The Evans NaI:lonaI Bank ANGOLA NEW YORK Member Federal Deposnt Insurance Corporatnon 103 rf I I - O '- .AL QQ , 1 5'5!1,'f f f 4. 1 1' ge. ffl f L It A If I t, - ' ' ' ', ... , I , M a - -Iii' 0 I AUTOGRAPHS r 4 X 1 1 1