Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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WMM ESQ. if fb I X Qg'gMQ5M5, JW , , JW 9 A, f gf9 5f3fi, ,Z W MIM WW wi 4 0 ff v Jf1jf-fxmigifgiifmdjpj . yearbook staff The Qayugan staff of Lancaster Central High, during the school year 1956 - 1957, have worked continuously as photographers, designers, and write-up committees to assemble this yearbook. Our services have been volunteer after-school duties that required sacrifice by all, but in return we gained satisfaction and the thrill of accomplishment. Carol Sada, Judi Wood and Penny Young gave most dependable service until the book went to press. John Wrobbel did a Fine quality of work on the illustrations. In the above photo we proudly present our members: ist: 2nd 3rd: 4th- 5th: C.Sada, T.Shrigley, J.Wood, P.Young, A.Roll M.Deutschlander, L.Lang, T.Rohl, J.Von Sickle C.Bainbridge, N.Jamison, P.Reger, M.Roll, Mrs. Pilarslci, J.Weil D.Smith, J.Kegler, L.Schmitz, D.Van Sickle, F.Ward, C.CoIli- flower Miss Bates, E.Kinner, R.Nowinski, B.Willard, Miss Fritz I 957 CAYUGAN . ,- . tLf,9,'it9W5Yd 4 l We graduates of 1957 face a world where the atom dominates -- and threatens. lt is our task to use our education in two ways: to keep the world at peace and further the scientific benefits of our time. America needs more than skilled chemists, engineers, and technical experts. Our class, and those like us all over the nation, must have minds trained for leadership, good judgment, and courage to solve the problems ofthe twentieth, the atomic, century. V,.4 ,- . at A i vict ji . 4 VA f ff p 0 2 -S .Mu .,., published by r , The SeniarCIass of Lancaster Central High Lancaster, New York 3 J' lV o66cl y eclicaiion It is to Miss Sylvia Henzler, and to her two years of unselfish and untiring service, resourcefulness and determination that this, our i957 Ccyugon, is dedicated. 0 0 A ff CPPYBCIC'l'I0lI ,N ,tw tw , I . t L 1 1 wi The Seniors deeply appreciate the hard work and many hours of extra time given to their class activities by their adviser, Mr. Oscar Roaldi, who took over the position in September, 1956. uclminisiruiion MR. KLING X ,f f.- f ., X 5 l, x- -A . ,whiny K ,fl-vig, K YS' 'X X lx 7 l N . Z . 'Y' st 3 -xg, K' the J Y r OFFICE STAFF: Miss Spanitz, Miss Krieke, Mrs. Schmitz, Mrs. King, Mrs. Waldmiller, Miss Schmidt, Mrs. Kelly Although they worked against over- crowded conditions at L.H.S., caused by our huge student enrollment, our administra- tors and office staffs kept the schedule of classes and activities running smoothly. Mr. Brown headed the entire Lancaster Central Systemp Mr. Kling remained at the helm of the high school, with Mr. Schrader and Mr. Wright as assistants. STUDENT OFFICE HELPERS: lst and 2nd: L.Ca1kins, L.Diet'enbach, D. Stone, S. Lahnen, M.C1ark, J.Ker1, P. Emrick, Z.lnga1sbe, B. Berent, K.Sharp, P.Luderman, S.Scalzetta, P. Saci- lowski, D.Snyder, C.Schmitke, B.Berezuk, A. Amatura 3rd: C.Bryant, K.Go1us, G.Rusiniak, D.Smith, L. Peters !f?.. 'ui MR. WRIGHT AND MR. SCHRADER MR. BROWN ' 1: i., ' . uv' o 'H , . A . , K A 'A uk , R 1 -- . -' we ' 1 , 1 x 'g I , . 5 ,J x Q- ! P -ff .. ' vt' ' ' - . S? . U ' Q' ff' .. f. ' 1 ' . f j pi 7 .ribifk ' V AA board of education , 4 I --ai' Seated: Mr.Grau, Mr.Winter, presi- dent, Mr.Davidson, attorney, Mr. Smallidge Standing: Mr.Swanson, Mr.Fellinger, Mrs.Hummel, clerk, Mr.Sheehan, Mr. Anstett, Mr.Brown, superintendent of schools. The Lancaster Central School Board of Education, during the year 1956-1957, spent long hours planning for the edu- cation ofthe youth in this school dis- trict. Contracts were signed for a new 20- stall bus garage, as voted on March 6, 1956. Equipment was purchased for the new Senior High School to be opened in September 1957. The new Court Street Elementary School and the Transit Road Elementary School ad- dition were opened last September and dedicated during the winter to the boys and girls ofthe area. Plans have been discussed For an addi- tion to both the Central Avenue and Como Park Schools to house the rapid- ly growing elementary enrollment. ln February 1957 a four and a half mil- lion dollar bond issue was sold to fi- nance the buildings recently com- pleted or under construction . Mr.Walter H.Winter was first elected to,the Board of Education in July 1947 This was eight years before centraliza- tion. He has served the district con- tinuously since that time, being Presi- dent ofthe Board since July 1952. Al- though his position as Personnel Direc- tor at Scott Aviation Corporation in Lancaster is a demanding one, we are grateful that Mr. Winter has given un- sparingly of his time to further the in- terests of the Lancaster Public Schools. 8 I. THE TEACHER IN THE ATOMIC AGE Today's teachers must give their students o clear under- standing of the problems they will face in our atomic world. Teachers can help us meet economic problems by ground- ing us in the courses necessary for today's business and industry. They can improve students' skill in communicating and ex- pressing ideas. Above all, they can teach us tolerance of races, religions and backgrounds different from our own so that we can live peacefully together in one a- tomic world. lucully WOMEN lst: Miss George, Miss Ordway, Miss Wamer, Miss Davies, Miss Diana 2nd: Miss Rine, Miss Conley, Miss Smedley, Miss Trebb 3rd and 4th: Miss Ryba, Miss Bates, Miss Pumam, Miss Fritz, Mrs. Pilarski, Miss Zuber, Mrs. Vas- binder, Mrs. Seaward, Miss Van Natter, Miss Kudrna, Miss Tomczak, Miss Snyder MEN lst: Mr. Kelleher, Mr. Hagberg, Mr. Simon, Mr. Jamieson, Mr. Pascucci, Mr. Simmons Mr. Boffa 2nd: Mr. Kane, Mr. Welch, Mr. Lundy, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Nitchke 3rd and 4th: Mr. Java, Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Kaminske, Mr. Roaldi, Mr. Arrigo, Mr. Walter, Mr. Bar- bara, Mr. Foyle, Mr. Carney, Mr. Gessert, Mr. Koester, Mr. Wright, Mr. Kemp ,Hx QAXI, R., f . , x HEALTH STAFF Mrs.Vasbinder, Miss Beeman, Mrs.Taylor, Mrs.Domroes, Mrs.WoIko and Miss Baird assisted Dr.Addesa in giving Salk vaccine to L.C.H.S. students who had no previous protection. LANCASTER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL'S P.T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD lst: Mrs.Kinner, Mrs.Louer, Mrs.Clark, Mrs.Thomlinson, Mrs.Weirick 2nd: Mrs.Benzel, Mrs.Strassburg, Mr.Kling, Mrs.Kiehl, Mr.Martin, Mrs.Davidson, Mr.Schrader, Mrs Swanson, Mrs.Bell Deeply interested in our school, the P.T.A. this year sponsored two scholarships -- S100 to the grad- uate entering a teachers' college and S200 as a general scholarship granted by the P.T.A. co-ordinating group. They also gave a holiday dance for the alumni now at college. - dx 0- qo- f'j'l 5 The P.T.A. financed the high school honor roll pins, student handbook, and a S100 professional li- brary for the L.C.H.S. faculty. IO' K MAINTENANCE Miss Waldmiller, Mrs.Klinkman, Mr.Seibel Mrs.Haaf, Mr.Le Van, Mr. Klingbiehl Me, qi nr N ' 'K ,tg - x sa T CAFETERIA HELPERS MAINTENANCE Mr.Woertz, Mr.Barrows, Mr.Scheiflc1, Mr.Barnett Mr.Nicholson retired in December, 1956, after eight years of service to our Alma Mater Mrs . Trochenski, Mrs . Troppman, Mrs.Wydysh, Mrs.Ford, Mrs. Donatello, Mrs.Maliclci The personnel and equip- ment of our cafeteria were most efficient in their serv- ices to the student body. They turned out wholesome meals under great difficul- I1 ties. Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . CAFETERIA STAFF Seeger, Mrs.Barnett, Hirsch, Mrs.Cady, Ferguson, Mrs.White, Spencer, Mrs.Taylor I A- , Q sa-fs- NWS. V 5. Ing? SQL .. fn-N SENIOR OFFICERS EDWARD KINNER, PRESIDENT JAMES KEGLER, VICE-PRESIDENT PENELOPE YOUNG, SECRETARY LAWRENCE SCHMITZ, TREASURER history In the great atomic era unfolding be- fore us, the motto of the Seniors, Ours is the world, takes on a more effective meaning. Scientists are gradually be- coming masters of our world. Perhaps one of our classmates will have some part in this great research that should build a better life for us all. To handle our class problems system- atically, we organized in our sophomore year under the guidance of Miss Henzler. Our officers were Paul Ezzo, president, James Kegler, vice-president, Karen Bellas, secretary, Carol Sada, treasurer. The class sold magazines and Christmas cards to boost the treasury. Our Sweet- heart Dance as well as our socials are now happy memories. In our iunior year the class was led by John Wrobbel, president, Francis Dal- conzo, vice-president, Penelope Young, secretary, and Alice Roll, treasurer. We chose our class colors, ink and charcoal grey, and our flower, the pink rose. Climaxing our year's events Queen Mar- ilyn Roll and King James Kegler reigned over the first annual Junior-Senior Ball. Now we have reached our final year, with the distinction of being that last Senior Class to walk these beloved halls. We worked under the leadership of our new adviser, Mr. Roaldi, and our officers Edward Kinner, president, James Kegler, vice-president, Penelope Young, secretary and Lawrence Schmitz, treasurer. We sponsored a successful yearbook patron drive, our third magazine and card sale, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, class socials and a Splash Party. We now anticipate the Senior Play, Arsenic and Old Lace, our last big ball, and a sad but wonderful finale -- graduation. Judi Wood, Penelope Young, '57 S. X 1 'H CAROL BAINBRIDGE VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC JAMES BAKER ACADEMIC II If W fogjgw GMJQME af' If W My ' 'W' KAREN BELLAS REGENTS ACADEMIC GEORGE BESCH REGENTS ACADEMIC MW Eh: fffifgf 'I' U C c W wiffw 5 M1139 M Oral, IWW f Wg 6 ,M FRANK BEYER RE GENTS ACADEMIC KEN NETH BI GE LOW GENE RAL ACADEMIC I4 R , P if X I I, IIII A ww VVYV QIQQW III IMI Img? if SSSS A M A A X DANIEL BOROWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC I SUE BROOKS GENERAL ACADEMIC TIMOTHY BROWN GENERAL ACADEMIC LOUISE BUJANOWSKI VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC ELEANOR CHIUPPI GENERAL ACADEMIC BARBARA BOWEN REGENTS ACADEMIC WW ywfffwbw' E I jjifigiil C I ,mf Kiwi' Iwgxk M Biff SSE ,WW U I ' I5 IIII? I MW' M A Y ' A . P5 -, V I 33 CHARLOTTE CLARK D 3, REGENTS ACADEMIC I ' ,J ' Q I . K L7 Is. I .. 32 K - M?-:F VANCE CLARK REGE NTS ACADEMIC I I QAA I XE . Q RUSSELL CORDIER GENERAL ACADEMIC CARL CORRIN REGENTS ACADEMIC I .1 V. I-1- xx X 1 It III I I I KENNETH CUMMINGS GENERAL ACADEMIC GERALD CZECH REGENTS ACADEMIC .f ,!:1I Illffvu' ,X I I M gf ' JUS! I1 0 I0 and ,I I x J DZWWP7 . ., I J - Wwhffw fpjlpfv L.IL ' WN' , ,ZWVQJJLV W af QW -Z , . f Q K' -3211-4 ' M, Z.fQ-Qfxffoailfcc .ffyf 75 it , Wwgyww C3474 Q?MWW X00 W M W WM F8 FRANCIS DALCONZ GENER W 99? NSW ,fx . ffW f. MM Q12 'f . W if xgfff Wx Q 1 'W' OQWWQMQ gm? WKKQMQ WW II? MARCIA FELS GENERAL ACADEMIC ROBERT FLETCHER GENERAL ACADEMIC RUTH FRAGALE GE NE RAL ACADEMIC KATHERINE FRAN TZMAN VOCATION AL BOOKKEEPING I8 CAROL GAST VOCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING JUNE GESSE REGENTS ACADEMIC ROSE GIANCOLA VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC n 1 ROBERT GIORGINI Q hx REGENTS ACADEMIC . K 1 -I ,Y I., . ffl LOUIS GNAGNARELLI GENE RAL ACADEMIC HAROLD GRAHAM IACADEMIC E DWARD HARTE L GENERAL ACADEMIC MARLYN HAUBER VOCATIONAL BOOKKEE PING Af R , I9 I I O11 I, I I fi fx I L 9 N MURIEL HODAN REGENTS ACADEMIC HAROLD HUTCHINSON GENERAL ACADEMIC NANCY JAMISON VOCATIO NAL STENOG RAPHIC, JAMES KEGLER RE GE NTS ACADEMIC .IM I A 1 ' ,I I M A fx P' M IPIJXEI 5 , jj wg M , . xg W I 'I L, I , r UV' n KL 'ykpff Ajfvzb I 4 dx shy URL' .,, ,W fx, V .Dv KJ X, R -x 'I'..1 uv 'A 4 I A 5 :Un yr , 2 QA. - V I A fx QI 5 , EDWARD KINNER REGENTS ACADEMIC DIANE KOSTECKY GENERAL ACADEMIC WILLA KOTALAC REGENTS ACADEMIC LAURNA KRIEGER VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC QW? A W A i RONALD KWITOWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC LOUISE LANG VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC 2I bwpzpmg ff E L 111 I f, I fi! HELEN LATHROP GENERAL ACADEMIC MICHAE L MACCARON E GENERAL ACADEMIC 4 1 1:17, I trol Se - go fyfedee Q aj zz? Wei ' ,MQ 3 wr MW E2 RONALD MARTZOLF REGENTS ACADEMIC NORMAN MAY GENERAL ACADEMIC ALLEN MAYBACH REGENTS ACADEMIC DIANE MCINTYRE VOCATIONAL STEN OG RAPHIC 22 GEORGE MINER REGENTS ACADEMIC ANTOINETTE MOLINARO VOCATIONAL BOO KKEEPING W ,.x. QZwCF.C,i..N,.X. . . .. . E 4 ---. , - uf . X, 4. - rx I ,. ' ., -2 . A fd . 4. 'i . 5. . '- yas ESA . X1 - 'D - . : K as-f, ff' ' 'Wji 51-bg.-X fi.-j ,..gg',: .' -1-NPR? nf -3 R1 .- ,g frzglw A . bg - . ' V. A-gn A ,X A ' AXE' xx Q ' wifk ' A J.. A .i Q1 f R h Q, . YS A? fr. fl A ,, . I Q, Y. . . . Q QQ ,E . K I i . . ,.. if JAMES NAPIERALA GENE RAL ACADEMIC ROGER NOWINSKI REGENTS ACADEMIC E g JOSEPH ORLAN DO GENE RAL ACADEMIC BARBARA OSTROWSKI VOCATI ON AL STENOGRAPHIC IRENE OKAL VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC ESTHER OLIVIERI REGENTS ACADEMIC 23 NORMAN PETERS GENERAL ACADEMIC NANCY POHLE RE GE NTS ACADEMIC Qwffd I fu QP' 5, ,J I I My WM AfJ0qLSk,5L' Ag 'Q M Mffagjxk J FIM PFW PATRICIA REGER REGENTS ACADEMIC JANIS RENN GENERAL ACADEMIC E5 2 I s 24 CAROLE REXICKER GENERAL ACADEMIC EUGENE RIPA GENERAL ACADEMIC W My , 7 I . I II. f L: I' 4. ' it ' I I RONALD RIZZI GENERAL ACADEMIC EMELINE ROBINSON VOCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING K O ALICE ROLL REGENTS ACADEMIC MARILYN ROLL REGENTS ACADEMIC Q U REGEIZIT WILLIAM EN I-IAL 1 . A C , DOUGLAS Ruoz If ' GENERAL ACADEMIC GERALDINE RUSINIAK GENERAL ACADEMIC ROBERT RYNIEC GENERAL ACADEMIC I PATRICIA SACILOWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC CAROL SADA REGENTS ACADEMIC 26 LUCY SALVAGNI VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC JOHN SALVATI GENERAL ACADEMIC Haw WI 'UW 65525 A :F BEVERLY SCHEIFLA GENERAL ACADEMIC LAWRENCE SC HMITZ REGENTS ACADEMIC SALLY SCALZETTA REGENTS ACADEMIC ROBERT SCHEFFLER GENERAL ACADEMIC . .- w S . f..,f I If THEODORA SHRIGLEY REGENTS ACADEMIC PAUL SISTI GENERAL ACADEMIC X yQ+KfffEf QQLJI If f i I Hal i k..kkVX Q .. X 1 DONNA SMITH REGENTS ACADEMIC ROBERT SNAJDER GENERAL ACADEMIC U .pf In XJ9IEIIK,ff',n!X' I Rakim, J 1 1 ,I JI ,SV XII H! em If I I I .R MW if 1 IRENE STEVANATO VOCATIONAL STENOG RAPHIC SHIRLEY STURM GENERAL ACADEMIC f 28 NN wb .IIMYILL 1 D 'NI' . ..-,gap L m L VA fn 1 f 1 ig. X I I I L f ROY STUTZMAN GENERAL ACADEMIC J.DAVID TAYLOR REGENTS ACADEMIC as I hwy' xx ' .I s I 'M X, I ' I' J ' I ' 'III fy I J , I J' 's V W1 X-M I, ,I 1 1 I I dj II If ,M IT, .II ,. I I x . BENJAMIN WILLARD REGENTS ACADEMIC ROBERT THUMAN GENERAL ACADEMIC ARCHIE TWICHELL GENERAL ACADEMIC JACK VANDERGRIFF GENERAL ACADEMIC DAVID VAN SICKLE REGENTS ACADEMIC 29 ARCHER WITHERELL REGENTS ACADEMIC F ff!!! 'L f . Qfii lf' : 1 1. f' f,f4 ' ff kff f IM' f' 1 L0 K. mfg!!-M' ' 1 L - , ji vi 5,1 'f, f 51, -- 'fpw' ff .f , , I F, . Aflf 1.-'A I, jx ll K , A ,315 1. VI-, ROBERT WOJTYLAK GENERAL ACADEMIC JUDITH WOOD REGENTS ACADEMIC JAMES WOOLEY GENERAL ACADEMIC JOHN WROBBEL GENERAL ACADEMIC 30 PENELOPE YOUNG REGENTS ACADEMIC SHEILA ZOERB VOCATIONAL STEN OG RAPHIC OUR CHEERLEADERS m . s . J L.scHMlTz E.KINNER -E-is , it U , ,ll 'QF A PENNX, Voumrsis' ,L X, 1 fx ' locohoso 'y iii' X ' ,F-Q, fx? X it xo X -.X L R- BEATER . it --fy! -A r- in We proudly present our two outstanding stuclentg serve ff' ' x 1 -Q Edward Kinner, valedictorian, and Lawrence is-' V 'l5Xx..-dl , f lil' ji ,fbi Schmitz, salutatorian of the Class of 1957. We bbs ' YB '-Q4 Y congratulate our sports queen, Penny Young, arldtx 1 ' , our basketball captain, Ronald Martzolf, whcrisr' X' 'QQ here holding the trophy won in the E.C.I.C. I I League. Our Seniors have won a place for them- N selves by their accomplishments, and will make R A worthy members of the L.H .S. Alumni. '5, Aff-- lk ,' . ' 4.311 A ,fag L. SC HMITZ JACKIE KARL if 5 V PISTOLDT R.MARTzoLF Mia ri' i - is X g ' A ... y . 1 M Hu 531 . GAY 'E Football Photos By Courier Express . 4 SENIOR BOYS' ACTIVITIES George Besch -- Senior Play Cast I2, Football I2, Basketball I2 Frank Beyer -- Student Council IO,I2, Baseball 9,II,I2, Basketball IO,II,I2, Cross Country I2, Block L II,I2 Kenneth Bigelow -- Band 9, IO, Track 9, Wrestling IO Daniel Borowski -- Student Council I2 Timothy Brown -- Track II, Proiection Club 9, IO Vance Clark -- Senior Play Cast I2, Band 9,IO,II,I2, Football 9,IO,II,I2, Baseball IO,II,I2, Volleyball II, I2, Block L II,I2, French Club II Russell Cordier -- Band 9,IO,II, Football I2, Volleyball II, Track IO,II,I2, Stage Crew II,I2 Carl Corrin -- Senior Play Cast I2, Band 9, IO,II,I2, Football 9,IO,II, I2, Basketball IO, Volleyball II, Track 9, Block L I2, Dance Band II,I2 Kenneth Cummings -- Football 9,IO,II,I2, Basketball IO, Volleyball I2, Track 9, IO,II,I2, Block L II,I2 Gerald Czech -- Volleyball I2 Francis Dalconzo -- Junior Vice-president, Football 9, IO,II,I2, Baseball 9,IO, Basketball I0, Track II,I2, Wrestling II,I2, Block L I2 Boyd Davis -- School Play Cast 9, IO, I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Proiection Club 9, IO, Retailing Club II,I2 Paul Ezzo -- Sophomore President, Football IO, Baseball 9, Basketball IO,II, Tennis IO, Volleyball 9, Block L IO, I I , I 2 Robert Fletcher -- Baseball II,I2, Block L II,I2 Robert Giorgini -- National Honor Society I2, Football 9,IO,II,I2, Baseball 9, Basketball 9,IO, Volleyball 9,II,I2, Track II,I2, Cross Country 9, Block L IO,II, I2 Louis Gnagnarelli -- Proiection Club 9, Football IO, Baseball IO, Basketball 9,IO,II, I2, Track I2, Block L II, I2 James Kegler -- National Honor Societ I2, Student Council IO, Senior Pla Cast I2, Sophomore Vice-president, Senior Vice-president, Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9,IO,II,I2, Basketball II,I2, Track 9,Il,I2, Block L 11,12 Edward Kinner -- National Honor Society II,I2, Student Council IO, I I, Senior Play Cast I2, Maroon Oracle I2, Music Council I2, Band 9,IO, I I,I2, Senior President, Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9, Baseball 9, IO,II, Rifle Club IO,II, I2, Dance Band II,I2 Ronald Kwitowski -- Band 9 Michael Maccarone -- Student Council II,I2, Wrestling IO,II,I2, Block L IO, I I, I2 Ronald Martzolf -- National Honor Society II,I2, Student Council 9, I I, I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Maroon Oracle I2, Chorus IO,II,I2, Football 9,IO, Baseball IO,II,I2, Basketball II,I2, Cross Country II,I2, Block L II,I2 Norman May -- Basketball IO, Bowling II,I2, Track II,I2, Block L II,I2 George Miner -- Student Council I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Band IO,II,I2, Dance Band II,I2, Football I2, Track IO,II,I2, Wrestling IO,II,I2, Block L IO,II,I2 James Napierala -- Baseball IO Roger Nowinski -- Proiection Club 9, IO,II,I2, Yearbook 'Staff IO,II,I2, Rifle Club II,I2, Golf IO Joseph Orlando -- Football IO, Baseball 9, Basketball I0 Norman Peters -- Proiection Club 9, IO, II Eugene Ripa -- Bowling IO, Block L II,I2 Ronald Rizzi -- Wrestling I2 William Rosenthal -- National Honor Society II, I2, Band 9,IO,II,I2, Football IO,II,I2, Basketball II,I2, Tennis 9, IO,II,I2, Cross Country 9, Block L IO,II,I2, Dance Band II,I2 John Salvati -- Football I2, Track II,I2, Wrestling I2, Block L I2 Lawrence Schmitz -- School Play Cast IO, Senior Play Cast I2, Dance Band II,I2, Band 9,IO,II,I2, Senior Treasurer, Yearbook Staff I2, Football IO,II,I2, Basketball 9,IO, Volleyball II, Track.9,lO,Il,I2, Wrestling II,I2, Cross Country 9, Block L II,I2 Paul Sisti -- Senior Play Cast I2, School Play Cast I2, Retailing Club I2 Robert Snaider -- Football II,I2, Baseball II, Wrestling I2, Block L I2 Roy Stutzman -- Proiection Club 9,I2, .Cross Country 9, IO, Block L IO, I I,I2 David Taylor -- Band 9,IO,II,I2, Football 9,IO,II, Wrestling I0,I2, Block L II,I2, Dance Band II,I2 Robert Thuman -- Proiection Club IO, Stage Crew IO Archie Twichell -- Football 9 Jack Vandergriff -- Proiection Club 9 David Van Sickle -- Proiection Club 9,IO, Music Council I2, Chorus II,I2, Yearbook Staff I2, Tennis II,I2, Volle ball Il, Stage Crew 9,IO Beniamin Willlarcl -- School Play Cast IO, II,I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Proiection Club 9, Library I2, Band 9, IO,II, I2, Yearbook Staff I2 Archer Witherell -- School Play Cast I2, Band 9, IO Robert Woitylak -- Projection Club 9, IO, Cafeteria 9 John Wrobbil -- Junior President, Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9,IO,II,I2, Track 9, Wrestling IO,II,I2, Bloc L II, I2 Harold Hutchinson -- Football IO,II, Baseball 9, IO,II,I2, Block L IO,II,I2 32 SENIOR GIRLS' ACTIVITIES Carol Bc?nbridge -- National Honor Society I2, Maroon Oracle I2, Yearbook Staff I2, Bowling I2, Table ennis II Karen Bellas -- National Honor Society II,I2, Student Council 9, IO, School Play Cast IO,I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Maroon Oracle I2, Glee Club 9, IO, Chorus IO, I I, Sophomore Secretary, Baseball 9, IO, II,I2, Basketball 9,IO,II,I2, Bowling 9,IO, Table Tennis 9,IO, Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2, Cheer- leader 9,IO,II,I2, O.E.L. IO,II,I2 Barbara Bowen -- School Play Cast IO,II, I2, Senior Play Cast I2, Library IO,II, Glee Club II, Chorus I2, Yearbook Staff II, Basketball 9, Bowling 9,IO, Tennis 9,IO,II, Volleyball 9,IO,II, O.E.L. 9, IO,II,I2 Sue Brooks -- Student Council IO, Retailing Club II, I2, Glee Club IO, Table Tennis 9,II, Volleyball 9, IO, O.E.L. IO,Il,I2 Eleanor Chiuppi -- Student Council I2, Retailing Club II,I2, Office Assistant IO, I2, Twirling II,I2, Base- ball 9, Bowling 9,II, Volleyball II, O.E.L. IO,II,I2 Charlotte Clark -- Student Council 9, Future Nurses Club I2, Yearbook Staff II, Baseball 9,IO,II,I2, Bas- ketball 9, II, Bowling 9, IO, II, I2, Rifle Club II, I2, Table Tennis 9, IO, I I, Volleyball 9, IO, I I , O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Marilyn Deutschlander -- Student Council IO, Library I2, Yearbook Staff II, I2, Baseball 9, IO, Basketball IO, Bowling II,I2, Volleyball IO,II, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Joyce Dey -- Retailing Club II, Library I2 Suellen Dykstra -- Student Council I2, Future Nurses Club I2, Glee Club 9,IO, Chorus II, I2, Baseball 9, IO,II, I2, Basketball II, I2, Rifle Club II,I2, Table Tennis 9,lO,lI, Volleyball IO, II,I2, O.E.L. 9, IO,II,I2 Marcia Fels -- Retailing II,I2, Bowling II Ruth Fragale -- Student Council 9, Office Assistant 9, Glee Club II, Chorus II,I2, Baseball 9, I2, Basket- ball II,I2, Bowling 9,IO, Volleyball IO,II,I2, Cheerleader 9,IO,II,I2, O.E.L. IO,II,I2 Katherine Frantzman -- Office Assistant 9, Bowling 9 Carol Gast -- Library I2, Baseball 9 June Gesse -- Future Nurses Club I2, Proiection Club IO, Art Council 9, IO,II, I2, Office Assistant I2, Baseball 9,IO,I2, Basketball 9, Bowling 9,IO,II, Table Tennis 9, Volleyball 9,IO,II, O.E.L. 9, IO,Il,I2 Rose Giancola -- Bowling II Marlyn Hauber -- Baseball 9,IO,II, Basketball II, Bowling IO,II, Table Tennis 9,IO,Il, Volleyball IO, II, O.E.L. IO,II,I2 Muriel Hodon -- Maroon Oracle I2, Bowling I2, French Club I2 Nancy Jamison -- Yearbook Staff I2, Bowling I2 Diane Kostecky -- Proiection Club IO, Retailing Club I2, Art Council IO, Library 9, IO, Office Assistant 9, IO, Yearbook Staff II, Baseball 9,IO, I2, Basketball 9,IO, II, Bowling 9,IO, Table Tennis IO,II, Volleyball 9,1o,11,12, O.E.L.9,1o,11,12 Willa Kotalac -- Glee Club IO,II, Chorus IO,II,I2, Basketball IO, Bowling I2, Volleyball IO,II, French Club II,I2, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Laurna Krieger -- Glee Club IO, Volleyball IO,II, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Louise Lang -- National Honor Society I2, Maroon Oracle I2, Yearbook Staff I2, Bowling I2, Table Tennis II Helen Lathrop -- Retailing Club II, I2, Glee Club IO, Basketball IO, Bowling IO, Table Tennis 9, IO, Volley- ball IO, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Diane Mclntyre -- Maroon Oracle IO,I2, Glee Club IO, Table Tennis 9,II, Volleyball II, O.E.L. 9, IO,II, I2 Antoinette Molinaro -- Glee Club IO, Baseball 9, Bowling I2, Table Tennis 9,II, Volleyball 9, O.E.L. 9,IO, Il,I2 Irene Okal -- Student Council IO, Maroon Oracle I2, Yearbook Staff I2, Bowling I2, O.E.L. 9, IO,II Esther Olivieri -- Student Council 9, IO, Future Nurses Club IO, Office Assistant I2, Glee Club 9, IO, Baseball 9,IO,II, Basketball 9,II, Table Tennis 9, Volleyball IO,II, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Barbara Ostrowski -- Glee Club IO,II, Chorus I2, Baseball 9, Basketball 9, Volleyball 9 Nancy Pohle -- Bowling I2, French Club II, I2 Patricia Reger -- National Honor Society II, I2, Student Council 9, IO, Music Council II, Office Assistant 9, IO, Glee Club 9, IO, I I, Chorus 9, IO, I I, I2, Yearbook Staff II, Baseball 9, IO, II, I2, Basketball 9, IO, II,I2, Bowling 9,IO,I2, Table Tennis 9,IO, Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2, Cheerleader II,I2, O.E.L. 9,IO, II,I2 Janis Renn -- Bowling II, Volleyball IO, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Carole Rexicker -- Student Council 9, Maroon Oracle I2, Library 9, Baseball IO, Basketball IO, Bowling 9,IO, Table Tennis IO,II, Volle ball 9,IO,II,I2, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Emeline Robinson -- School Play Cyast IO, Future Nurses Club I2, Library 9, Glee Club IO, Baseball 9, Basket- ball 9,II, Bowling IO,II,I2, Table Tennis IO,II, Volleyball 9,IO,II, O.E.L. 9,IO,II,I2 Alice Roll -- Maroon Oracle 9, I I, I2, Future Nurses Club I2, Music Council I2, Concert Band 9, IO,II,I2, Junior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Staff II, I2, Baseball 9, IO, I I, I2, Basketball 9, IO,II,I2, Bowling 33 - 9,1O,12, Table Tennis 9,10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12, French Club 12 Marilyn Roll -- National Honor Society 12, Maroon Oracle 12, Future Nurses Club 12, Glee Club 9,10, Chorus 10,11,12, Band 9,10,11, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Table Tennis'9,10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Geraldine Rusiniak -- Office Assistant 9,10,11,12, Chorus 9, Twirling 9,10,11,12, Basketball 12, Bowling 12, Volleyball lo,ll, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Patricia Sacilowski -- Maroon Oracle 11,12, Future Nurses Club 10,11,12, Office Assistant 12, Baseball 10,11, 12, Basketball 10,12, Bowling 10,11,12, Rifle Club 11, Table Tennis 10,11, Volleyball 11,12, O.E.L. lo,ll, 12 Carol Soda -- Maroon Oracle 10,11,12, Office Assistant 9,10, Sophomore Treasurer, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10, Rifle Club 11, Table Tennis 9,10,11, Ten- nis 9, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 11,12, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Lucy Salvagni -- Student Council 10, Maroon Oracle 11, Office Assistant 9,10, Glee Club 10, Baseball 9,10, 11, Basketball 9,10,11, Bowling 10, Volleyball 9,10,11, Cheerleader 9,10, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12, Table Tennis 9,10,11 Sally Scalzetta -- Future Nurses Club 12, Retailing Club 11, Cafeteria 9,10, Baseball 10, Basketball 10, Bowl- ing 12, Volleyball 10 Beverly Scheifla - Retailing Club 11,12 Theodora Shrigley -- Senior Play Cast 12, Future Nurses Club 12, Yearbook Staff 11, Basketball 9, Bowling 9, 11,12, Table Tennis 9,10, Volleyball 9,10,11, O.E.L. 11,12 Donna Smith -- Student Council 9, Office Assistant 12, Band 9,12, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9, Table Tennis 9,10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 11,12, Tennis 9, O.E.L. 9,12 lrene Stevanato -- Future Nurses Club 12, Office Assistant 9,10, Baseball 9,10, Bowling 10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,11, Table rennis,9,lo,ll, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Shirley Sturm -- Table Tennis 11, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Judith Wood -- Maroon Oracle 12, Office Assistant 11, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, 'Bowling 9,10,11, Table Tennis 9,10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Penelope Young -- Student Council 9,10,11,12, Maroon Oracle 9,1O,12, Future Nurses Club 12, Music Coun- cil 11, Chorus 11, Band 9,10,11,12, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Yearbook Staff 11, 12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10, Table Tennis 10,11, Volleyball 9,10, 11,12, Cheerleader 9,10,11,12, O.E.L. 9,10,11,12 Sheila Zoerb -- Volleyball 10 r Qtr' it 3 1' hi E 5 Riyfx Q rf i i if-'- ',,.. 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'f E-fx, X wx 2. .,.. .PX 'M 'L it U 6 A ,f f f7-- y,-.W Y. Q-Wx-As.,, f 1 My-M V, t m fix? nf WH -- ' 3' Cali ' 3 M M' wg 1 XLS? , .,h, If A ,W ,Q 1 K' f f 56, I X as 'A T 31 91 x w ev ff 'I 'MQ' ' '.7vQVff,J,T I 44 lst: D. Cedar, R.Simonson, D.Wheeler, S.Tay1or, D.Knowlton, J.Rademacher, D.Gonza1es, H.Lockwood, D. Gwarek, D. Harris freshmen boys I1 3rd: 4th: 5th: 6th. 7th: L.Seibe1, B.Lyon, E.Wianecki, C.McKenzie, F.Hoake, M.Ah1, L.Oe1kers, L.Boni, I. Myers, L.Klaiber, S.Marano, N.Armsuong, W.Mi11er, T. Beckendorf. D.Rol1, J.Lisson, T.Yeager, G.Eckert, K. Burg, R.Ger1ock, P.Evans, K.Ware, C.Sweetman, A.Gnagnare11i, D. Kieffer, I. Greco, D. Kraemer, M. Kuras, R. Kreitzbender, T.Biggs. J.Everts, M.Hamaxm, R,Scrace, J. Bradley, D.McMi11an, D.McIntyre, D.Madge, W.Zachid1o, D.Geyer, I.Mitze1, W.Thom1inson, L.l-irycko, I.Restall, P. Martin, N.Wydysh, R. Kotulak, M.WachL. J.Struntz, J.Co1bum, K.Mess1er, F.Borsche1, P.Beyer1y, E. Bogumil, J.Sugg, D.Stock, H.Sutton, P.Brun, D. Komacki, E. Bujanowski, B.Clements, H.Hawk I. Ward, R.Seegar, D.Schoentha1er, D.Sti1b, I-I.Karajeski, D.Beiger, C.Christensen, L.Soto, I.Wagner. J.Borowski, G. Schwartz, D.Muete1, Llohnson, G. Bykowicz, L.Casimino, W,Bitterman, D. Weinbach, M.Zubeck. R. Brink, D.Fieg1, K.Covert, G. Thompson, R.Marsha11, D.Robinson, J.Wi1kinson, H.Nage1, R. Ripa, F.Lng1ese, J. Temple, C.Jutzin, M.Thore, C.Swartout, R.Szat.kowski, R. Keel, J.Haner, G. Hehr Ist: 2nd 3rd: 4th' 5th: 6th: A.Martin, F.Ho1zbauer, J.Ro11, D. Hentzy, T.Boni, L.Frisbee, A.Or1a11do, S.O1ver, L.Ca1ki.ns, J.Srna11, C.Nicho1s, S.S1avi.nski, C.Simpson, M.Spisjak, I.Bogumi1 G. Easton, R.Manuszewski, D.Stone, P.K1aasesz, I.Mazurek, J.Poise11a, M.Marino, L.VanSp1u.nder, S.Steveus, S.Gi1ben, S.Koebel, J.Kwaczala, L. Peters, S.Myers, M.Piacente, S.Bessrnan, G. Rich M. Frost, C.Cragg, C.Dray, B.Lowman, L.Bowen, C.Mei1er, S.Stah1, V.Slow1eigh, J.Linderman, C.Co1eman, S.Sca1zetta, M.Rupiec, P. Keicher, C.Kuras, T.Ezzo, P. Neprud, S.Sch.riener P.Shu1te, J.Mitze1, E.Mi11er, K.Speich, C.Suckow, J.Tutt1e, M.Weber, S.Werick, D.Wi11iarns. M.Mait1and, D.Przby1ski, M.Lewandowski, M.Layer, P. Luderrnan, B. Bell, C.Kowalow, M.Niewczyk, G. Heintz, P.Emrick, M.C1ark M.MacDonough, F.Tierney, E.Reynde:s, G.Wil1ard, L.Regan, S.Ahr, N.McGuire, B.Brunet, M. Clark, R. Nosbisch, J.Tarapacki, B. Berezuk, S.Garrett, C.Conrad, G.Swabb, L.Ierge, P.Varb1e, L.Lavigne S.Doran. J. Brown, G.Fa1coner, C.Schmitke, S.Brooks, V.Backes, J. Kiel, I.DeBacy, L. Mustard, B. Hummel, N.Rising, A.Amatura, P.Garfield, J.De1uzio, A.Iackson M.Mosande1, B.Miller, S.G1-iffiths, S.Chme1ko, B. Wocjik, M.Hamann, C.Koede1 lst: 2nd 4th: 5th: 3td: sophomore boys d d I.Odrzywo1ski, treasurer: P. Southworth, vice-president: I.Repka, secretary: W.Miner, President: Mr. Koester, adviser C.Marks, R.Sada, R.Deeb1e, W.Lavel1e, D.Amey, R.Schmidt, R.Sa1vagni, D.Ker1, M.Spisjak, R.Szarpa, A.Tranqui11i, G. Rau, G. Yost, R. Yarrington, D.Potz1er, D.Canfie1d, W.Doy1e R. Baum, A.Metzinger, D.Badzinski, F. Gotz, P. Kane, G. Frey, K.Kota1ac, R.Roh1, J. Brown, C.Napiera1a, D.OsUowski, P.Loftus, J. Rodeghiero, R. Kruger, L.Boni, R.Roz1er, V.Da1conzo I.Tarbox, P. Kuwick, G.Eberman, A.Eckstein, E. Kxajeski, T.Chmie1ewski, W. Komacki, R. Ziegler, C.Ne1son, G.Snyder, D.Tabone, T.Speer, R. Bennett, G.Co1- liflower, K. Beck, I. Menzies, W.P1ecka, G. Brown R.Sroczynski, R.Simbo1i, R.Kieh1, R. Dey, C.1asen, G.Mattoon, D.Landah1, W.Stroka, K.Todtenhagen, I. Thompson, D,K1aasesz, E.Lawford, P. Dobson, T.Sacher J.Louer, F. Nosbisch, G.Mioducki, M.Kramer lst' 2nd 3rd: 4th: phomore girls J. Lewis, C.Sych, I.Repka, N.Schaefer, S.Cady, R. Bailey, P. Kuwick, M. Hughes, J.Mau, A.Rggo, S.Ne1son, L.Rector, D.Nz-xtalzia, A.Kent, S.Busch, K.Broska : C.Skarbec, C.McKa1e, J. Bailey, T.Messick, S.Bennett. I.Conk1in, K.Sharp, J.Backes, N.Anderson, A.Mi.ndak, L.Cosomino, J. Miller, B. Shaffer, K.Schmitz, B. Smith D. Browner, M.I-Iebeler, J.Wadel, I-Lstrassburg, J.Schindler, P.Thomlinson, D.Summerton, N.Swabb, I.Witkowski, I.Sharpe, P. Osbome, C.Bryant, N.Casper, L.Garfie1d, S.Barnhart, B.Rowe, B.S1iva, Z.Inga1sbe, C. Koster S.B1-awdy, J.Bernier, N.Arcese, M.Lathrop, L.Burgess, L.Laney, S.Gorenf1o, B.Weixick, E.Fairhead, S.Banasik, N.Stannard, G. Eberth, B.Ma1ewski, S.Woo1ey, I.Niedrauer, B.Lewandowski, M.Scheff1er, C.Roberts, C.Wa1ker, D. Robinson Jb- A lst: 2nd 3rd: 4th- 5th: Sth: 7th: C.Boatman, C.Teague, A.'I'ay1or, T.Opela, G.Seaward, W.Macchioni, R. DiMarzo, T.lppolito, V. Gay, M.Schmidt, M.Lawson, J.Java, G.Wa1ker, I.Messick, R.Nove1li R. Tabone, S.Rol1, M.Witkowski, ELStaeber, L.Schrader, J.Nicho1son, F.Aicher, R. North, L.Patrignani, E.Car1sen, B.Wacht, S.Colburn, R. Krzyzanowski, R.Cutolo T.Pajek, J.Marion D.Nitchke, F. Stock, I.Warmus, R.Richards, R.Seibe1, J.Davern, P.Ho11gr, S.Hammer,IE.MingJak, D. O'N.ei11, I.Wi1d, Cjaupt, J.Kil1iar5 A.Beeman, D.Abepd- schein, K.Meyer, F.Whee1er -'7 '3'fff, f ' ?f'A'! '9'L f 7 'N Aff' 4 9 3 C.Mowbray, I.Repka, K.Scheif1a, A.Davidson, M.Wagner, P. Greenwood, D.Summerton, F.Ward, I.VanSickle, D.Flier1, T,Ro11, R.Nage1, J.Kryman, W.McCutch eon, I.Wei1, S.Schind1er, R, Heitz, Miss Ordway, adviser R.Ratacjak, L.Diefenbach, J.Landah1, S.Lahnen, T.Benson, N.Backes, S.Brown, A.Sitarek, M.Kwitowski, S.Mc Intyre, J.Stuart, J.Mindak, C.Estes, J. Harper, J. Falconer, C.Ozimec L.VanSp1under, R. Saraniecki, T.Manuszewski, R. VanSp1under, W.Mundis, P.Kost1'zebski, G.Schu1tz, E. Kornacki, S.Cassil1o, L.Burgess, H.Witnauer, D.Maxim, J. Bulera, R.DeWo1fe, G.Gilhoo1y, K.Wander, Llohnson, R. Hodan G.Lostracco, A.Piazza, K.May, R.Lerch, R. Ackman, R.O1ivieri, R.Gil1mar1, C.Scag1ione, G.Rogacki, M.Loug, I.Reger, L.Gawrys, M. Krajeski, P. Gondek, J.Big- elow, E. Mutton, D. Groff, G. Arcese, P.I-Iodan . X 2 n I Q . - ' . ctiviti f 1 4 , . . . l . , :QL '- 13-.1.: f ,-1j .j . Hff- 5 -H3112 -. ' , -x .yr ' Jgf,-.uf , -X ,-,.uf.gz.,.-., ,jx fr ,', 7,45-js,'Q'..,..3 H , ...- ah., ..,, n --.X-V. 'Ig c .M . 21 - N X w S s A O WI -I I S t 1 E . N X -,In CA? hs. I KING JAMES KEGLER QUEEN MARILYN ROLL ATTEN DAN TS RONALD MARTZOLF CAROLE REXICKER ROBERT WEIRICK LOUISE PHILLIPS JOSEPH PALERMO JANICE KARL KENNETH CUMMINGS RUTH FRAGALE THE GRAND MARCH I f T b' I 5 I I P1 'X '21 'N I I-I Q ,wil 1 2' 5 ' I P' I I Q P Q 5-. . l 1 li I REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED MISS HENTZLER RECEIVES OUR GIFT iunionusenior bull 1956 On May 29, I956 the Classes of '56 and '57 held the first combined Junior-Senior Ball in the Central Avenue Gym. The court of Queen Marilyn Roll and King James Kegler consisted of the first and third at- tendants from the Junior Class, Carol Rexiclcer, Ronald Martzolf, Ruth Fragale, and Kenneth Cummings. Attendants from the Senior Class were Janice Karl, Joseph Palermo, Louise Phil- lips, and Robert Weirick. Pink, charcoal gray and white crepe paper formed the canopied ceiling. Dancing to the strains of Kal Stuart's Band, we noticed the theme, Moments to Remember, carried out in the decorations--- symbols of our sports, dramas, hot rods, exams, graduation. The dance was preceded by a colcetail party, it concluded with a trip to the Glen Ca- sino and Niagara Falls. These are the memories of a wonderful evening cherished by both classes. lb-'rm .4o LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE Miss George and Miss Diana, advisers is ' E S EADQQSHIR ociet senior Seated: M.Ro11, C.Bainbridge, L.Lang Standing: P. Regex, R. Giorgini, W.Rosentha1, R.Martzo1f, E.K1nner, J.Keg1er, K.Bel1as lst and 2nd: E.Berger, P.Ga1-field, S.Werick, J,Chrosniak, K.Burg, B.Humme11, C.Fox, J,Semple, B.Bc11, N,Rising, I.Sma11, S.Louer, A.Iackson, B.Loersch, I.Schaefer, C.Iludock 3rd, 4th and 5th: W.Thom1inson, J.Mitzel, D.Whee1er, J.Hughes, L.Mustard, I.Everts, R.Ward, R, Ger- lock, C.Jutzin, L.Seibe1, D,Stone -...f ,wif x senior stuclent council Seated: H.Witnauer, Mr. Kelleher, adviser: G. Miner, P. Greenwood, L.Garfield Standing: S,Bennett, J.Hughes, L.Casimino, P.Osborn, I. Java, A.Davidson, R.Martzo1f, S.Dyksu'a, F Beyer, P. Young, D.Ceder, C.Estes, D.McMi11an, J. Harper, E.Staeber, J.DeBacy, R.Kotu1ak, A. Jackson, I.Sma11, N.Arcese, G. Willard, C.Conrad, B.Hummel1, B. Bell, M.C1ark iunior stuclent council Standing, front: S.Shaffer, C.Rego, P.Campbe11, I.Chrosniak, A.Masternak, D.Ward, C.Fox, J,South- worth, A.G1or, B.McGurk, S.Banasik, P. Fischer, L.Lynch, P. Kelly, B.Opela, R.Primas Standing, rear: K. Huntley, R. Bentley, B.E1lk, F.Rodgers, S.Suchocki, P.Magrum, D.Lynch, C.Werick '. 42 , 1 , f. xv v! . Q ' Miss Kudrno, adviser x 'K I v ' MAROONR ORACLE Published Bi- Weekly by the Students of Larfzcaster High School VOLUME zo LANCASTER mon sonoox., DEC. 20. 1956 NO- 1 MERRY CHRISTMAS s'rUDI-:N'r BULLETIN FUTURE NURSES CLUB MUSIC ECHOES FRENCH CLUB CAPERS ' 'A - Th F t N . Club lect- The Mixed Chorus went to the 'I'he'Frenc1r Club elected the Stu.cigri,0?2un9,'gh,f fggn E, isa -Sig? -gmfiiiizersg e 'YGR 'V studiof' on Wednesdey, following 'oers r 'ts ' -.QW - . Q K . '17 -H' Y oe er 'T ' apnearef' N m' etmhgf s, . CI V' 'J Q' The Maroon Oracle has been a Lancaster High School student publication for many years. lt furnishes a worth-while extra-curricular activity for all students interested in the iournalistic field. Any boy or girl in grades 7 through I2 is eligible to ioin the staff. The present staff had about 35 active members. Awards are given at the end of each school year to those students who have contributed in some way to each issue. Aside from the work done by the editor and reporters, the advertising and business managers carry a heavy responsibility to make the paper a financial success. Students who subscribe to our school paper eagerly await each edition to read about their fellowclassmen and all the activities of the school they love. NEWSPAPER S.TAFF MEMBERS Seated: C.Bainbridge, I.Oka1, I.Wood, C.Rexicker, C.Sada, P.Young, P. Hodan, N.Schaet'er, L.Lang, F.Stock Standing: A.Ro11, Miss Zuber, adviser: C.Estes, P.Meidenbauer, D.Mc Intyre, B. Shaffer, B.Werick, P.Saci1owski, R.Martzo1f, K.Schmitz, C,Teague, E.Kinner, J.Repka, M.Ro11, S.Cady, K.Bellas, S.Woo1ey, D.Stone, S. Banasik, G. Heimz, J. Lewis 50 f ,.,, s , .5 X i Mr.Welch and h assemblies: Front: D T Back: stage crew is efficient staff increased the enioymenf of our R. Cordicr, E. Bujanowski, F. Gotz, F. Nosbisch . Maxim, V. Dalconzo, .Chmielewski the nighi of ianuary 'l6ih This Senior High production last November was unusual in that the jury were called from the audience The cast included: Ist: B.Davis, R.Cuto1o, G.Mioducki Znd: B.Weirick, B.Mi1ewski, I.Fa1cor1er, J.Harper, K.Be11as, B.Bowen, K.Schmitz 3rd: B,Shaffcx', B.Wi11ard, R.Ratacjak, F.Nosbisch, F.Stock, A.Witherel1, C.Roberts, A. ...ii '42 5 . i as i 3 C3 4' Y X s. Davidson, P.Sisti. D.Summerton 'X 4, , r' X! .L ,lb f I. I 1 3 'V-If future nurses club lst: P.Saci1owski, J.Gesse, T.Shrigley, C.Clark, P.Gondek, L.Diefenbach, I.Lewis 2nd: P.Young, E.Robinson, S.Scalzetta, K.Scheifla, M.Wagner, I.Stevanato, S.Dykstra 3rd: Mrs. Vasbinder, adviser: A.Rol1, E.Fairhead, M.Rol1, B.Smith, J.Repka, D. Graff, C.Mowbray The atomic future of our country may involve atomic warfare. At such a time we must call on all our medical resources. The Future Nurses Club is one answer to the problem of whether we will have enough trained hospital staffs to meet the need. Iibruryclub Seated: S.Bennett, R.Radzinski, Miss Snyder and Mrs. Greenwood, advisers: B.Wi1lard, N.Schaefer Standing: M.A. Krajeski, C.Maurer, D. Browner, C. Gast, A. Mastemak, L. Rosenthal, I. Dey, M. Deutschlander Others who helped the library to operate smoothly this year were A. Davidson, G. Rogacki, G. Mioducki, N. Wydysh, B.Rohl Q KN,-4 51-QQQ 52 lst: N.Schaefer, Janet Repka, S.Cady, C.Mowbray, Miss Ryba, adviserg A.Davidson, W. Kotalac, C.Estes, N. Pohle, K. Scheifla, P. Green- wood, J. Harper, C. Bryant, J.Big- elow, Judy Repka 2nd: B.Werick, M.Lawson, A.Ro11, M. Hodan, E.Mutton, R. Louer, M. Kraemer, C.Ne1son, E.Car1sen, C.Teague Members of this active organ- ization will rticipate in the Na- tional Frencl.'lGContest held every April. Several of them already are members of the French National Society. Among their field trips this year were a visit to the Albright Art Gallery and another to Klein- hans Music Hall . Edward Carlsen is initiated into the French Club vm? WW,Ng5m gg wiiziwif gf' 5 A, . F 5 f i SK A , .. N an :Q r , 0 . 3' f, iv K 53 41 'df 55:22 Sn 2 x 3, Wh-. ll 5 ii, - .- ....- ... WI... I.. ..-- A '.... ... ., H.. . f., rfow 3 SQ , 4 Q va, turf . 'ZF' fvhwhrvnnhan-we., .. - ' 4 V A L. w..x.vMM,.,,,,,, ., is :- ,-NX '.'4 A , A., 4' .-4: :gif 'W' 1-1 5,6 u ,T 'W I lst: D.Tay1or, B.Shaffer, L.Garfie1d, C.Bryant, N.Rising, B.Bel1, P.Young, S,Banasik, B.Weirick, K.Schmitz Znd: R.Bai1ie, F.Suckow, Lliughes, W.Rosentha1, C.Corrin, V.C1ark, K.Wander, C. Iutzin, I.Semp1e, P.Byer1y, J.Sma11, C,Roberts, D.Amey, A.Ro11, A.Jackson, J, Miller, S.Cady, S.Bamhart, P.Thom1inson 3rd and 4th: J. Karl, R.Cuto1o, P.Martin, D.Cedar, C.Co11if'1ower, J. Menzies, I.Louer, D.Smith, B.Wi11ard, S.Tay1or, W.Lave11e, L.Schmitz, E. Kinner, S.Stevens, G. Heinrz, K.Speich, J.Lewis, J.Repka, Z.Lnga1sbe Seated: I.Haner, L.Jerger, S.S1avinski, M.F1anagan, B.Swanson, C.Wei1, S.Louer, P, Benzel, P. Kelly, V.Rogers 2nd: G.Teagarden, B.Kreiger, P. Fisher, G.Bai1ie, F.We1z, M.Mitze1, D.Dresse1, G. Hammer, D,Woo11ey, T.McMi11an, G. Pflieger, R.Watson, C.Rego, T.Gianco1a, S. Griffith, N, Ford 3rd: J.Basher, P.PeLrasio, J.Lux, V.Burger, R.Thornton, M.Vio1ame, J.Cedar, D. Ko- chersberger, G. Davidson, R. Putnam, J.Casimino, N.Lyon Back row: R. Wander, R.McMi11en, W.Warner, B.Cross, M.Layer, B,Burger, R,Pascucci, E.Warner 2. -:-. E Mr. Kemp conducted the Senior Band while Mr. Fogon took charge of the Junior Bond The impressive Marching Band with its colorguard of cheerleaders added interest to Lancaster High's athletic events during the fall. lst: 2nd 3rd: 4th' 5th: 1 E MIXED CHORUS -- MR. SCHERMERHORN DIRECTING, D.BROWNER AT THE PIANO J.Nicho1son, C.Estes, L.Sch1-ader, S.Bamhardt, P.Kuwick, N.Swabb, S. Cady, R.Fraga1e M.Hughes, S.Gorent'1o, A.Davidson, C.Sych, G.Wratha11, P. Osborn, H.Strassburg, N.Arcese, L.Burgess, A.Lath1-op, N.Schaefer S.McInty1'e, S.Dykstra, J.Wade1, C.Mowbray, P. Greenwood, K.Scheifla, E.Mutton, J.Bige1ow, J.Repka, W. Kotalac, C.Skarbek, J. Harper, E.Staeber B.Smith, I.Fa1coner, S.Bennett, P.Reger, T.0pe1a, D.Summe1-ton, C.Teague, R.Seibe1, E.Fai1-head, M.Ro11, J.Stuart, M.Wagner, B.Bowen J.Schind1er, Darlene Summerton, F.Stock, T.Ippo1ito, D.VanSick1e, R.Martzolf, R. Kiehl, I.Java, H.Wimauer, R. Dey, M.Law- son, G.Mattoon, R.Simbo1i, S.Schind1cr, B. Osuowski 1 5 ' i xc .. ,gi ki .-:if A 1 K ifa' like LX? 0 'Qc . my i in A sz .. 5. Wx' kd G 4 lst: 2nd Srd: 4th' 501: 6. J. N INTH GRADE CHORUS I.Mazurek, S. Griffiths, M.Spisjak, D. Williams, S. Garrett, M.Mait1and 1. Diluzio, P. Garfield, L.Jerger, L.LaVigne, B. Miller, R. Manuszewski, P. Emrick, C.Simpson S.Werick, L,VanSp1under, S.Stevens, I.DeBacy, N.Rising, M.Weber, A.Jackson, P.Luderman, A.Amarura, S,S1avinski C.Conrad, B. Bell, L.Suckow, P. Klaasesz, L. Peters, J.Mitzel, J.Tutt1e, J. Tarapacki, E.Mi11er, J. Poisella D.McMi11an, N. Armstrong, I. Restali, S.Marano, D.Cedar, D. Begier, B. Lyon, W. Zachidlo, D. Madge, H. Hawk f 1 i J I v 4 ' DANCE BAND 1 Seated: L.Garfie1d Front: J. Repka, Z. Ingalsbe, R.Cutolo, E. Kinner, B.Ro- senthal 2nd: D.Tay1or. I.Sma11 3rd: C.Corrin, L.Schmitz ,F lst: 2nd : L.Nichols, E.Prehoda, J.Dudek, R. Greco, P. Petrasio, P. Fischer, I.Basher 3rd: 4th: 5th: lst: 2nd: 3rd: 4th: 5th: D.O'Neil1, J.Mossman, P.Campbe11. J. Hatfield, C.Laney C.Mock, C.Lewandowski, C.Santarini, M.F1anagan, J.Bur1eigh, M.Roberts, K.Anthon, S.St.ock, R.Sarsfie1d R.Cassil1o, B.Opela, J.Haner, 0.Sarupicious, G.Stachowiak, B.Ho1mwood, C.Weber, K. Kruschke, S.Smith, N.Lyon, A.Dray R.Pe1z, P.Benze1, P. Kelly, D.Tierney, C.Wei1, I.Tarapacki, S.Zie1inski, E.Hunzian, B.King, J.Wagner, E.Malair sevenlh grade girls' chorus nn-f' '4..-- Mg hs... eighih grande girls' chorus B. Krieger, S,Keicher, R. Olivieri, P.Zurkowski, S.Sca1zetta, J.DeArmas, J. Chrosniak, M. Kucio P.Magrum, B.Loersch, D.Messinger, I.Schniepp, C,Hudack, P.But1ak, M.Ozimec, E.Berger, N.Sch1-ader C.Sch1-ader, R. Primas, B.E1lk, M.Whitmeyer, S.Richardson, P. Meidenbauer, N.Manin. I.Shaffer, B.Wah1 S.O'Neil1, M.Zagst, K.Biskey, N.Ford, A.G1or. J.Gaudy, S.Schaffer, D. Beal, B.Walters, N.Robens, S.Banasik N.DeMann, S.Dix'inger, J.Be1las, M.Lowery, R.Og1zinski, C.Werick, J.Stachowiak, L.Rosentha1, B.Va1vo, M.Beal, S.Lam-idson, D.Snyder, E.Schmidt, E.Muetel 58 X , la X I ,z,,g ff, .W,, .1 ?',,1.,v J f Q? 2-1' na, - ,fig 4 ,,, funn. Ti gl' ,.,.. . X 5 xx? seventh and eighth hoys'chorus lst: K. Brooks, R. Gawinski, B. Hrycsycyn, P.Mi1ks, R. Tranquilli 2nd: R. Grotke, J. Zahody, A.Gianco1a, D.Czech, M.Vio1ante, J.Beards lee, D.Woo1ey, K.Wacher 3rd: D.Walters, R. Pumam, F.We1z, I.Shoff, C.Roess1er, R.Wander, R. Bentley, R. Novick, D. Dressel 4th: H.Da11er, R. Pascucci, W. Cross, E.Wamer, G.Groff, C.Mart1n, T. Hughes, R. Beattie Seated: Mr. Pascucci, Mr. Schermerhom, S.Smith, S.Shaffer Standing: M. Violante, R.Thornton, I.Haner, D. Van Sickle, E. Kinner, A.Ro1l, P. Fischer, D.Cedar, B.Be11, M.Hughes fs 00 Qqd' f. yo-v XM, Q3 Daisy Mae Dylcsfra and l.il' Abner Kegler were hitched by Marryin' Sam Beyer 1' 60 suclie hawkins dance The traditional Sadie Hawkins Dance was sponsored by the Senior Class on Novem- ber 7, 1956. A large crowd enjoyed round and square dancing to the music of Harry Gross and his band. Decorations were effectively arranged by K.BeIlas, S.Dyksfra, M.Roll, C.Rex- icker C.Bainbridge, and L.Lang. .-,.f I 4 , ' , . , l,, -.v -. ' . ..' -4' 1 . , ,- . . l.. . . , - v. , 1 . o ,- . 1 U: . -. . , 1 n Q . , , --f . . . . .. Q A f . 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'l' I N ' x H ' A 'ffl'iL75,A'T,f.'if:-Wifisl-N31-'-.-'E ,'f'S'5.-r, 'iP 5'ff145- 'f'-f'f5'-7' A-.75 '- . 0 Q ' ' K li- :J-S '.-' 'N ry 5 '.'-'.iSJ.' :F:'1g'f'-'15'E'5 - I 1131 - f, - IVF? ' . 1 Y-lfgvg,-Q-g'. ',.'-I-M 1 ge - . - - - - ' -' 4 . .' ..'..-'z W'.W-gi.: ' I x K , f .-, Q , . . K ' - ,Jw -fn A ly, ' . L1 a ' VARSITY C.Sada, J.Wood, G. Arcese, I, Harper, K.Be11as, D. Smith, C. Estes, P. Young, R. Fragale LU.- cheerleaders gg These atom bombs of the two cheerleading squads sparked the L.H.S. teams fo many a vicrory. Miss Rine coached these girls, including the J.V. squad: J. Karl, K.Broska, S.McImyre, C.Bryant, B,Smirh, E.Sraeber 62 rw., -.'- . ,.,,...-.... a 1 ..- .1E.5yT ML -1 Mr. Foyle and Miss Tomczok took charge of these groups block I Left side, upward: J. Wrobbel, M. Maccarone, G. Walker, H. Witnauer, R. Ackman, M. Lawson, G. Rogacki, W, Rosenthal, F. Beyer, V. Gay, E.Ripa, D.Taylor, R. Fletcher Right side, upward: lst: 2nd 3rd: L.Gnagnare11i, J.Keg1er, R.Martzo1f, R.Cuto1o, P.Ezzo, G.Gilhooly, L.Patrignani, H. Hutchinso, T,Ippolito, G.Miner, J,Salvati, F.Dalconzo, L,Schmitz, N.May olcl english I M.Rol1, C.Sada, S.Sturm, M.Deutsch1ander, S.Brooks, I.Gesse, E.Robinson, 1.Stevanato, W. Kotalac, H.Lathrop : E.Mutton, D. Groff, J.Bige1ow, P.Sacilowski, D. Kostecky, E.Sraeber, L.Schrader, G.Rusiniak, E.Chiuppi, C.C1ark, A.Molinaro, M.Hauber C.Mowbray, J.Repka, K.Scheif1a, A.Davidson, M.Wagner, P. Greenwood, C.Estes. J.Mindak, I.Harper, B. Bowen, D.Smith, R.Fraga1e 4th: J.Nicholson, L.Diefenbach, J.Landah1, S.Lahnen, T.Benson, N.Backes, M.K.rajeski, S.McIntyre, J.Stuart, G.Arcese, R. Heitz, A.Ro11, T.Shrigley 5th: L.Krieger, D.Mc Intyre, J.Renn, P. Reger, P.Young, S.Dykstra, J.Wood, C.Rexicker, A.Sitarek, M. Kwitowski, K. Bellas, E.Olivieri, Miss Tomczak 63 '!! Cf.. rv' T' 6 I. 3 :-- fooiboll 1956 This year's Varsity football team was one of the best to represent the Red and Black in several years. Winning 7out of 8 games, Lancaster lost the Division Il championship only to a strong Cleveland Hill club. Coaches Simon and Kaminske took their group of young iuniors and a few veteran seniors, and molded a top-notch team that almost retained the title for a second year, playing excellent football in every game. and the week after their one defeat, came Undaunted, the boys on the team worked hard, back to end the season with a smashing victory over Amherst fDivision I champs, with a score of 20-6. It compensated to some extent for their loss of the Division II championship. We are proud of our one senior and two iuniors who were named to the Division Il All-Star Team, Larry Schmitz, Vernon Gay and Paul Stoldt Friday, Sept. 21 Friday, Sept. 28 Friday, Oct. 'IO Thursday, Oct. I0 Friday, Oct. I9 Saturday, Oct. 27 Friday, Nov. 2 Saturday, Nov. l0 SCORES --- 19 --- --- 6 --- L H S L H S L H S --- L.H.S. --- L.H.S. L H S L H S L H S --- . . . --- 19 I4 --- 20 -..- I4 7 20 VARSITY SQUAD lst: J. Brown, G. Besch, L.Schmitz, W.Rosentha1, V.Clark, F.Dalconzo, K.Cummings, C. Conin, R.Giorgini, J. Kegler, P.Reger 2nd: J.Reger, I.Salvati, G.Miner, G. Seaward, V.Gay, H.Wimauer, R.Ackman, P.Stoldt, R.Olivieri, T.Ippo1ito, J.Marion 3rd: R.Cordier, R.DiMarzo, T.Ope1a, A.Taylar, D.Maxim, B.Domon, R.Snajder, R.Sim- boli, R.Sroczynski, I.Wrobbel, R.Nagel, Llohnson Sloan I4 Maryvale 0 Williamsville I3 West Seneca 6 Depew 8 Lake Shore O Cleveland Hill T2 Amherst 6 64 lk. if? VQSU5, 'fl of-ul? 2-1' - 51 Q: 'F' 5 .-J we 4fP38e5Pf49fs?Bc4S.s s4ia5 f El 9-D S - iigimj s Q Q., 3-,gk 1-4 ?ls5 'lJ 3x35 J'- 7alE45+3 S- .f'v Coaches Simon and Kaminske SCORES L.H.S. 2l, Maryvale 6 L.H.S. 20, Williamsville O L.H.S. I4, West Seneca I4 L.H.S. l5, Depew 0 L.H.S. 28, Lake Shore 2 L.H.S. l4, Cleveland Hill 6 J. V. SQUAD STAYS UNBEATEN lst: T.Kasprzyk, W.Thom1inson, H.Sutton, A.K1aiber, C.Bamett, D.Ostrowski, D.Schoen- thaler, and trainer nd: J.Kryman, G. Yost, W.McCutcheon, D.Amey, R.Schmidt, D.Kraemer, J.Greco, L. Hrycko, R. Gerlock, R.Roz1er, C.Co11if1ower rd: Coach Foyle, W.Mi1ler, C.Iudson, G.Snajder, C.Ne1son, R.Roh1. .l.Struntz, D.Roll, B. Lyon, D.Tabone, G. Frey, G.Anna, Coach Olzewski th: J.Kasprzyk, T,Speer. I.Resta11, C.Jasen, R.Nove1li, P.Dobson, K.Beck, F. Haake, D. Klaasesz, I.Odrzywo1ski, W.Zachidlo, C.McKenzie, R. Kiehl lv., 1 luv T..-v 1- - .l H, ' 'gtjkk 4 4 9 ig in 5 i 4 ,, ,141 Q' il it -1.- ,,:. jun x J. D5 Eff. '9' x -AL ny 9 x ,s .a,A 1,5 , Q, A. F R314 i' l eff Y.. 'N 43, 11 .JS L...,.., VARSITY SQUAD lst: J.Kegler, F.Beyer, W.Rosentha1, R.Manzo1f, G.Besch, L.Gnagnare1li 2nd: Coach Foyle, M.Lawson, R.Olivieri, M.Long, James Java, C.Scag1ione, L.Patrignani, T.Ippo1ito Manager T Payek gx X M M915 Wrwh I Lancaster's veteran basketball team started slowly, but after the Christmas holidays put on a drive to post a season record of 12 - 6. Led in scoring by their offensive demon, Lou Gnagnarelli, and their Fine rebound artist, Frank Beyer, they were able to clinch a second place berth in Division ll competition. Much credit is also due to the defensive play of the team captain, Ron Martzolf. Never outfought, the great senior group of Jim Kegler, Ron Martzolf, Frank Beyer, Bill Rosenthal, George Besch, and Lou Gnagnarelli have left an excellent court record. SCORES . . . . Lake Shore 42 . . . . Amherst 89 44 74 Sloan . . . . Orchard Park H H H . .H. . Williamsville H H . .H. . Clarence H 59 58 39 68 . . . . 59 Maryvale 57 62 67 50 66 41 51 54 . . . . Cleveland Hill 38 51 88 . . . . Lake Shore 37 66 . . . . Sloan . . . . Williamsville 71 44 . . . . Orchard Park 56 . . . . Cleveland Hill 62 . . . . Clarence 42 . . . . Depew 53 L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L.C.H.S. Depew L.C. .S. Amherst L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S L C S 66 L C S H H 58 H 71 H 58 . .H. . 55 Mar vale H 74 H 70 H 92 H 63 --N A,-is l f Jing 'X I 1 x 1 5 : L QW 'X LH LH LH LH L.H LH LH LH LH X K he I X QNX basketball NX 1956-51 Q X.. . fl J.V. SCORES S. 53 - Lake Shore 42 L.H.S. 34 - Amherst 49 S. 38 - Amherst 60 L.H.S. 47 - Lake Shore 35 S. 40 - Sloan 38 L.H.S. 50 - Sloan 53 S. 49-Williamsville 51 L.H.S. 44-Williamsville 53 S. 41- Mor vale 39 L.H.S. 42 - Ma vale 24 S. 42 - Orcllard Park 31 L.H.S. 44 - Oregllard Pork 43 S. 45 - Clarence 42 L.H.S. 53 - Cleveland Hill 51 X S. 54 - Cleveland Hill 58 L.H.S. 73 - Clarence 50 NX S. 42 - Depew 31 L.H.S. 48 - Depew 39 J.V. SQUAD lst: D.Madge, E.Winecki, R. Kiehl, D.Tabone, F.Ward, D.Amey 2nd: Coach Walter, Mgr. R. Brink, G. Rogers, C.Iutzin, F.Haake, J.Everts, H.Nage1, Mgxs. J. Menzies and W.Zachid1o QL T' pp I I QQ ...wiv Y ' ' ff -if ,fm-0- RIN VARSITY SCORES East Aurora 3 Sloan 5 Maryvale 2 Clarence 5 East Aurora 8 Lake Shore l Williamsville 2 Cleveland Hill 4 The Varsity team had a fanr season, with 4 wins and 8 losses In league competltlon Although flve players were lost through graduation the team for spring of 57 shows considerable promise 1 F Beyer I Palermo C Broska I Bell J Java, F. Kieffer, R. O11v1er1 2nd Coach Kane H Hutchmson E Kmner V Gay, R.Martzolf, V.Clark L Pamgnam R Snajder R Fletcher baseball 1956 55 7 J.V. TEAM lst: M.Schmidt, D.Hutchinson, R. Schmidt, D.Kuczynski, W.Miner, K.Wander, D. Amey 2nd: I.Reger, T. Pajek, L.Olivieri, R.Radzinski, P.Dobson, A.Tay1or, C.Scaglione 3rd: L.Hrycko, Coach Koester, E.Carlsen, G.Rogacki, M.Long, E. Lauffer, I.Iava, I.Kasprzyk The J.V. learn had a good season with ll victories and only 4 losses. KC 'sis-US.-T SCORES L.H.S. 7-- Sloan I L.H.S. 8 -- Maryvale 6 L.H.S. O -- Clarence 5 L.H.S. 3-- Alden 5 L.H.S. ll -- Williamsville 6 L.H.S. l-- Alden 0 L.H.S. 3 -- Cleveland Hill 2 L.H.S. l3 -- Maryvale 3 L.H.S. 8 -- Williamsville 3 L.H.S. 6 -- Clarence I2 L.H.S. I4 -- Cheek. 'IO-I4 L.H.S. 8 -- Lake Shore 5 L.H.S. l3-- Depew 4 L.H.S. 3-- Sloan 7 L.H.S.14 -- Depew 5 is E ti is i wrestling lst: G.Miner, K.May, K. Berg 2nd: M. Maccarone, B. Thomlinson, W, Macchioni, W, Miner, J. Sal- vati, R. Snajder 3rd: F. Dalconzo, L. Oelkers, Sroczynsk', J.Wr0bbe1, R.Simboli, L. Schmitz xi 4th: Coach Boffa, R. Rizzi, T. peer, B.Lyon, J.Resta11, D.Tay1or, .fp , - fv- V7 F.Nosbisch, C.Co11iflower D.MacMi1lan, R. Deeble yuh J Q g, , I , ff! L l 4 pf I fi t x I - ' . , X , ix e 4 l YM? M41 A l f fl ,Ml MJU George and Bill Miner -- champions N X l A I, I I 1 ,,., f - 'l ln its third year of wrestling the Lancaster team had another winning season with l2 ,. victories and 4 losses. ln Division ll competition Lancaster finished third with a 6 and 4 record. ln the Section Vl tournament George and Bill Miner emerged as sectional champions. Michael Moccarone lost in the finals and was second in his division. Prospects for next season look good, with most of the experienced veterans returning. 70 Jesu, spring sports Cross-Country was wefl represenfed by C.Scaglione, Coach Karl, f.Beyer, R. Martzolf, W.Miner, L. Patrignani W. Deeble, M. Lawson, T. Pajek, M.Long, J.Java The Track Team included F. Fragale, R. Giza, T.Ippo1ito,' K. Cummings, D.Kupfer, G.StoIdi, W Schoenthaler, R.Simbo1i Coach Java, N.May, G.Broska, J, Kegler, R. Cordier, L.Schmitz, J. Salvati, G. Miner H.Wilnauer, G.Gi1hoo1y, E. Kor- nacki, K.May, G.Seaward, T. Brown, R. Giorgini, Coach Simon D. Klaasesz, I. Menzies, B. Domon, C.Ne1son, R. Kiehl, F.Nosbisch, F. Dalconzo, D. Maxim, J. Marion, T.Speer R: t 2nd: k Q 3rd: 4 P J. V. CROSS COUNTRY R.Broska, Coach Karl, R. Conklin R. Horton, D. Robinson, L.Seibel, L.Snyder E.Wianecki, S.Marano, Joel lava, A.Ga1asso, R.Weinbach SCORES L H S. I9 Amherst 36 N. S. 38 West Seneca 20 y'f,'oM,' L H S. 24 Amherst 31 lst: Coach Karl, P.Southworth, R.Sada, I.Brown, R. Bennett 2nd: M.Lawson, T.Opela, D.VanSick1e, W.Rosenthal, J.Louer. R.Novelli All the events were held during October I956 In tennis competition, Lancaster was tied for third place with Cleveland Hill. Our season scores were as follows: L.H.S. 5 Eden 0 L.H.S. 4 L.H.S. 2 Cleveland Hill 3 L.H.S. 3 L.H.S. 4 Maryvale l L.H.S. l L.H.S. 0 Depew 5 L.H.S. 2 L.H.S. l Clarence 4 L.H.S. 4 Cleveland Hill l Ma ryvale 2 Depew 4 Clarence 3 Eden l 72 I. f- Coach Java briefs the Varsity volleyball team for the Tournament at Depew: lst: A.Tay1or, D.VanSick1e, C.Scag1ione, R.Schmidt 2nd: T.Ippolito, M.Long, R.01ivieri, H.Witnauer ard: v.c1ark, Lschmnz, mcordier Q '53 pg: M 1 Q-,K f ' 'vfyi Q Mr. Foyle coached o successful golf team including IQ ,QR 51 2, ' R.Nage1, D.Flierl, G.Frey, K. Kotalac, W.McCutcheon, J.Kryman, K.Beck 40255, 32'1.Qrl- ,, ,,. h I A 5, . , I ,, . -5' K V -. A f tv., ,', J , A xa.N,ls.d f fl .,,V I' .'m,. . I 4 4 , , 73 'Y girls' sporls yn v 4 A+ Q Eg., Miss Rune fl 'L ,M M, e If 3 -9 gp 7 i Xi 3 f . , Q ' f RET is ff' if W f 1 5 i A . Q ,ix These senior girls participated in mosf of fhe gym activities: lst: P. Young, R.Fraga1e, I. Wood, C.Sada 2nd: A.Rol1, M.Ro11, D. Smith, K.Be11as, P.Reger, S.Dyksua Among our bowlers were C.C1ark, J. Gesse, P. Sacilowski, E. Robinson, A.Mo1inaro, l.Stevanato VV' Xe-sl Q, X S. ff x,,, .f On the Familiar L.H.S. court: lst: M.Deutsch1ander, B.Bowen, T.Shrig- Icy, H,Lathrop, A. Molinaro 2nd: S. Zoerb, G.Rusin- iak, E.Chiuppi NXT? Muss Tom czok ta Table Tennis interested S.Sca1zetta, A. Molinaro, 1. Stevanato, W. Kotalac, E.Robinson Pot Reger calls one on C. Bainbridge, L.Lang, and S.Dyksrra x 3 ' Y i rifle club Mr . Pa tterson, adviser lst: H.Sutton, C.Nelson, D.K1aasesz, P. Southworth, J.Louer, G,Seaward, T.Be1l, B.Weirick 2nd: P. Kuwick, S.Taylor, G. Gilhooly, D.Canfie1d, K.Schmitz 3rd: R. Bennett, A.Taylor, D. Browner, T.Opela, Z.Ingalsbe, T.Manuszewski, S.Dyksr.ra, C. Clark, R.Nowinski, D.Flier1, R. VanSplunder, E. Kinner,' A.Beeman M. Schmidt, N. May, G. Rogacki, R. Radzinski, K,Wander, Coach Karl, J. Warmus, J.Mitzel, and R. Cutolo saw action at the Legion Alleys this winter. 76 organizaiion pairons DELTA DELTA SIGMA SORORITY BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE LANCASTER NEST OF ORIOLES UNE SOCIETE DES SOEURES SORORITY professional pairons DR. ALBERT ADDESA DR. CHARLES G. IRISH STANLEY J. KEYSA, ATTORNEY DR. RICHARD S. NOLAN DR. RICHARD C. PORTER JEROME H. RAYNOR, ATTORNEY DR. AND MRS. JOHN ROBERTS DR. C. J. SHAVER H. O r' F' senlors al .f I V. N501 play business patrons BEN AND GEORGE'S GULF SERVICE BENSON'S FOOD MASTER BESCH AND NUWER HARDWARE B.K.8.M.PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. BRAUN'S LIOUOR STORE BOWMANSVILLE NURSERY IOTTO J. SMITHD BUFFALO CRUSHED STONE 8. GRAVEL PRODUCTS ISPRING 4600 DELAWARE 11431 C. OELKERS FURNITURE C. SOUTHWORTH REAL ESTATE CENTRAL MACHINE COMPANY CHAIN DRUG STORE CHARLES MEN'S AND BOYS' SHOP COOPER'S BELL MARKET CUSHING'S DRUG STORE DE LACY MOTORS DEPEW TV SERVICE DON JAY STUDIO EASTERN TOOL 8- MANUFACTURING CO. EDWARD'S GROCERY ENDICOTT AND JOHNSON FIRESTONE FRANK'S JEWELERS G.C.MURPHY COMPANY GEORGE 81 HAPPY'S BARBER SHOP GIFT CENTER H.M.REPKA LUMBER INC. J.R.CASILLO SHOE CLINIC JACK STEVENS BUICK INC. JAROS KENNETH BARNHART'S STORE KIDDER'S BAKERY LAKESIDE LAUNDRY LANCASTER ENTERPRISE LANCASTER FORD SALES LANCASTER HOME BAKERY LANCASTER IRON AND METAL LANCASTER JOURNAL LANCASTER KNIFE WORKS LANCASTER RADIO STORE LAWRENCE P. PAUL INC. LEDWON'S DELICATESSEN LYON'S MARKET MR. E. PECK - INDEPENDENT SCALE CO. NEULAND TRIM SHOP NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC 8- GAS NEW YORK STORE NORMAN WEHLING TV SERVICE P. S. FOOD MARKET PETE SWEET'S TEXACO PFEIL LUMBER MART INC. QUAKER OATS COMPANY RALPH'S INDIAN HEAD MARKET ROBERT'S BARBER SHOP ROBERT'S RESTAURANT ROSE EXTERMINATOR CO. - CJOHN LEWISI SCHMIDT TRAILER COACH CO. SCHMITT'S GARAGE SCHNEIDER'S DAIRY SCHULT'S LODGE SCOTT AVIATION SHURLINE MANUFACTURING STOETZEL FLOWER SHOP STUB 8. DOT'S TASTEE FREEZE SYMINGTON GOULD CORP. TED MlLLER'S MEATS THILL'S CONFECTIONERS TRANSIT HOUSE VOEGELE'S BOTTLING WORKS WALTER SCRACE TEXACO SERVICE WEIMER'S RESTAURANT WENDEL 8. LOECHER FUNERAL HOME WEST MAIN RESTAURANT WILLIAM TUNKEY CHEVROLET CO. WOOD'S PAINT STORE YODER'S I Allen, George, Jim, 8.Mac Mabel E. Bates Mrs. Albert J. Bainbridge Marilou Bainbridge Mr. 8- Mrs. Karl Burkhard Mr. 8-Mrs. Bryant Mrs. Julius Chuippi Dean Czech Mr. 8- Mrs. Edmond Czech Mr. 8- Mrs. Leslie Clark Carol and Lenny Miss Janet Conley Carol and Jerry Donald Covert Carl and Alice Carol and Dave Carol and John Miss Davis Sandra De Hand Lorainne Deifenback Mr. D. S. Mr. D. P. Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudolph Deutschlander Mr. 8.Mrs. Daniel Dey Mrs. Howard A. Davidson Mr. 8.Mrs. Ralph Dykstra Eleanor 81 Paul Shirley A. Fritz Mr. Foyle Mrs. Florence Frantzman Mr. 8- Mrs. Richard Ferrand Bert Gibby Mr. 8. Mrs. John M. Greenwood Mr. Richard Gessert Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Gast Mr.,8i Mrs. George Gesse Mr. John E. Griggs Mr. 8.Mrs. E. Haaf Mr. 8. 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