Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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Depew Esso Servicenter Depew TV Service, lnc. Dick's Food Market Don Jay Studios Don 8. Ted's Service Duvall's Market Eastern Tool and Manufacturing Company Elk's Club Falmon's Dairy Fitzgerald's Cleaning 8. Pressing Frank's Jewelers Frank Gorclon's Wallpaper and Paint THANK YOU ALL l George 8. Happy's Barber Gift Center Haber's Dress Shop Hi-El Bakery lvy Lunch Jack and Jill -':lack's Market Jen Motors Frontier Station Kiclder's Bakery Lancaster Hobby House Lancaster Home Bakery Lancaster Knife Works Lancaster Radio Store Ledwon Grocery Loblaw's, Inc. Mack's Jewelers Frantz 8. Meyer's Funeral Home Moose Club Murphy's Store Neuland's Trim Shop Schultz's Lodge Seeger 8. Scherer Funeral Home Surplus Center Sharick's Hardware Stoetzel's Floral Shop GangloFf's Market 'f'Sugar Bowl Sweitzer's Marine 8- Sporting Goods The 19th Hole Thill-Demerly Agency Thill's Ice Cream Tile House Tony Bradt-Atlantic Town 8. Country Pharmacy Transit Hill Pharmacy Verna's Wayne Block Construction Wood's Wallpaper 8. Paint Store Reminiscent of the flappers The king and queen crown attendants I 5 . i i. the senior class of Iancosler central senior high school ' loncasier, new york 1958 ayu As graduation draws near, we have visions of marching in ceremonial cap and gown, with the mark of achievement in hand -- our diploma. This will signify the end of our carefree years and the beginning of a new and more adult life. How short a walk on the bridge of time our high school career has beenl Soon, we must face our responsibility to society and meet the challenges that lie before us. Some graduates will go on to college, others will ioin the service, or enter business and industry. Whatever may be the paths we will travel in our future lives, we will always be bound in the memory and practice of our motto: No one knows what he can do until he tries. 2 F' Qi. .Q .J-A pg N -M .fx :F 4 4. .L , .,, ' .,., 1 -', ' Q.- x ff':'f l Rf:L-P 5 ,U zijn' if -' ,fi .,,w.Q,1.v x, Nfl-'9 .Q MU- 1 -- , . 1. 1 .- . fa 'K 4 x ' u . 1 or J .f V- ,'1'i Q x '-'-- 'G f A. T rms-fQw2?'t?xf-ff5 ' -f -ff?'+- ,P 5 '. ,,, v. . 1 '1f7f'--AN' 'L - -5 k .' .1 aevv-.st'.1r-sh.,-4 W-yffv-in Q W g,MW.,d:lR,,,,Q'i, 1 nxw.x,ii-1',:5Z'Ll ,Q ,Q 'fr+ '1?55Ef'S3 'fm' ' 'QZe5fwTA4a5'gQ5Q-., .- 11 . 3 f f A - wp. '.,..,,, ,Jag 1 .-.. xx- h' ' ff 1.-,T..,,,, .-many.. ...IL D F 't ' 1 ''Q?fi?5Q.g:s'fQ,5:---1:- 9-7 ' ' 5' N , ,,,.,, Q.. f, ,J,,,..:, pig.. X -, ., my 1 A . ,Q .x-L,,LY,,.k,i,w4,Q .wi V .' 'gf y'5'fii.?'1k ' - xF! 1,.,'.Nf x w, . ,W-M Evil. 1 K 4 M, Bdsvvbah was . appreciuiion Mr. Milton Brown 'lit Em As we embark upon the road that lies ahead, we pause for a moment, to ex ress deep appreciation to our superintendent-Mr. Millton Brown, and our principal- Mr. Herman Kling. As a result of their foresight and diligence, a dream has become a reality: the erection of our ultra-modern high school. 4 It is through the efforts of these men that we are now ' ' Eetter equipped to face the challenges that life may ring. For their steadfast devotion and earnest contributions, Mr. Herman Kllng we humbly give our thanks. 5 Q 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION A Seated: Edward Anstett, Walter Winter, Wilson Grau, Cedric Smallidge. , AN Standing: Edward Fellinger, Milton Brown, Gertrude Hummel, Kenneth Swanson, John Greenwood. fy f O O F ff! if cledlcullon day f i nov E5 emlaer 17, 1951 .. Lobby on Dedication Day 'sr 6 .y N. LAl!CASi1T-m'M Mi 5 4315 N t Niece- lz7:'lz if ki HUOL, ini X 'Ns I WL . - 'M a A- vi f. , S , ULN XQSAU W, , ,an--f - TQ, Q, K ,..- is-Q W x4.- , 'R W , 4 we me, . i 7 A fi egg fi f iWWf4', . 4. -, My-M f -f 7? ':'k if in W A , .mmivix-Zi' 2 1 'f . . diff S -X KJAX- ss.:ifr s -Qfmfif- ' '- 'sw 'X bi-Gris 1 ,- : ' W ,,,.l,,,,A 4, .K k K, V ' ...,X,,,5,wwwUk?1Q,5E-'iss' . ' -F ' - ' JVQTX fiw A,u1'i X .....,m.ws,.-:i.s:If ' . ,..t,-.st-- 9 'iX . WN' Since the formation of the Lancaster Central School District in 1954, the Board of Education has been faced with many problems, which have required hours of thought and consideration in their solution. These problems include the expansion of the educational offerings for over 3400 pupils, the staffing of the schools U65 teachers and 9 administratorsi, the planning for future housing M400 pupils are ex- pected by i960-611, the establishing of policies for the administration of the school system, and the operation of a bus fleet Q34 unitsi. T ese men have given freely of their time and are to be commended on their self-sacrifice to the youth of this school district. Mr. Milton Brown and Dedication Ceremony Mr. Duane Lyman, Architect P -ff' ' 1 I K .. ,k.k k A . -- A 1---'Q ,1.:,s, L fs: .Q 'I .z. - 'iff' iff - 4 'K' 'W'-Q51 f7fif3T2. 'I'fi w....., we K+ ,ga -,X -.-...,,..4- . ,-q K A 1 1- ff 7 . f -fs ' L f va: 1, v. ENGLISH . EY is 'J x Q s If is , , N ,14?zs1.ii5G - . fee 1 nga? Q .affairs Y if if ef 2 Q X LN- -:sr ,,:.f1, . ' W1 . I . . .-A . XV rg 1 1, ' r ,J if Mrs. Seaward M s wg ' Q , X YQ' QL, K--1 ' 1 Iancusier central MATHEMATICS ' E?fYf Q? 13' M , , - P Miss Azzarelli Mrs. Warren Mrs. Pllarski Miss Zuber f s Hlsrokv W Ki 1 x. 'X 5 -M is X Q 9' fi Mr. Lindsay Miss Allen Q- ef rrsr -f M M 1 .VQQ I zr Q.. , . Q : , Nqr? V , X Q M Mr. Roaldi Miss Diana Mr. Kelleher 8 fm 91 BQ K X .Y .1.x Q S f fx X X W? K 'xx W +MM w Q XX xx Miss Srnedley Miss Warner semor hugh school faculiy MUSIC Mr. Kemp S x VR x :ETSJNSEQQYQN W XA. -Nm N-SX -Mfr x 3-:A SN X... e .N , X vp av' 5 'fe . X . F -x, -im FX 5 X X is Q XXX xi X Q Mr. Schermerhom .. .K N Mr. Debbins Mr. Symington Mr. Thompson A IW MU Mr. Foyle I I Miss Bates Miss Ordway Miss Ryba ART HOMEMAKING LANGUAGE GUI DANCE LIBRARY Mr. Simon Miss Snyder INDUSTRIAL ARTS Icmcasler central I qv senior high fuculiy WM W TRANSPORTATION W HEALTH :If ig ' 'I fig? ITRI ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 'IIT ' as sf Mr, Java Mr. Fernnd 1' if X N6 :ly Miss Parkman Miss Tomczak Mn. Vasblnde: X . lm' The Principal's assistants, Mlss Spanitz and Miss Krieke, take charge of the announcements and give information concerning the general management of the school. The Superintendent's staff Mrs. King, Miss Frantzman, Mrs. Waldmiller, and Mrs. Adolf are concerned with the busi- ness and financial branches of our school system. Mrs. Trudel is at the switchboard. Mrs. Schmitz is secretary in the principal's Office. Mr. Wright takes charge of student at- tendance and Shirley Hammer acts as his student assistant. Mrs. Trudel, Mrs. Schmitz 11 ...mv -s'- .... k .,a ' ri Shirley Hammer, Mr. Wright .fe Icmcoster central senior high school's parent teachers' executive board lst: Mrs.C1ark, Mrs. Roberts, Mr.Tutt1e, Presidentg Mrs.Jackson, Mrs.Thom1inson Zndg Mrs.Be11, Mrs.Repka, Mr. Groff, Mrs.Humme1, Mr.K1ing, Principal The P.T.A. serves in the role of guardian of our school family. Because of their willing help, many school events were that much more successful. Each year, their group sponsors a Scholarship Dance and donates two schol- arships to deserving students. Other activities included: serving refresh- ments at the School Dedication Ceremony and helping to make a success of our first Football Banquet. The Health Department is super- vised by Dr. Addesa and Mrs. Harriet Vasbinder, R. N. Audio and visual tests are given to all students annually and complete physicals given to seniors. Checking absences, caring for those who may become ill and treating injuries suffered during a school day are other necessary jobs in the operation of this def- partment. I2 on A- W' 5 ' 7 1: - 3' K if Q be Y iw ,fs Lge Qfd. Q ww of if uss Q . M AL: . if ,QQQS 32 sig 5 . Q 'Q M7 L1g,L-- . '. t 1 fn ' ' f K ' HNF' 'K gs: ..,. K l 1 . lx lst: Mrs. Becker, Mgr. g Mrs. Fassel, Mrs.Mankowski, Mrs. Koedel 2r1d: Mrs.Kieh1, Mrs.Troppman, Mrs.Dee, Mrs. Piatek, Mrs.Srnith, Mrs.We1z, Mrs.Rudnik, Mrs.Morales cafeteria staff - custodians - The vmmen pictured above are the mem- . bers of the cooking crew who prepare our school lunches and special event dinners. The others featured here are A ,Ai :xx ! E. Barnett z iw X r- X Y l p X 3 we wk 'Q--I N. Barrows responsible for school maintenance. Not pictured is the night staff: J.Corliss P.Schif1a and F.Welz Mrs.Bu1man, Mrs. Ordong, Mrs.Werenowskl, Absent, Mmwood R-Snaider J sl Q Es N 2. Wm. Woertz D. Green, C.Srnith, Absent, L.Trude11 I3 1-- 9 iq CID Q? if ' b seniors dedication MQ as exp law 1,99 X ffV Q,fff,S?V1,Q'f'lv CP 'ifoqolo-NX gage X qv VNS K 0 Jenn 5300 In appreciation of her unfailing patience, wise leader- ship, and full support of our class endeavors, we, the Senior Class of l958, sincerely dedicate this yearbook to our class advisor, Miss Barbara Ordway. We will always remember her as an efficient and unselfish ad- visor and an understanding friend. I6 425:11 09 8 U' .X e3 QSQ x qvb? .,5Af 6055 .-AOXQJ' Q5 kv QL,-ox SQQC C9 KQV D-5 Of . ,ag Ss R. it 1-. class history 1 P OFFICERS PRES.: Tom lppolito VICE PRES.: Bob North SEC.: Judy Stuart gfg TREAS.: Louie Patrignani SOC. CH.: Sharon Mclntyre PRES.: Bob North VICE PRES.: Louie Patrignani SEC.: Frieda Aicher TREAS.: Ed Carlsen SOC.CH.: Janet Nicholson 1956 :Rf :ff f PRES.: Ed Carlsen I il vice PRES.: Bob North it . . SEC.: Phyllis Greenwood ge TREAS.: Judy Stuart 5' 5 SOC. CH.: Toni Davidson D CLASS HISTORY ln 1955, with the hel of our able advisor, Miss Barbara Ordway, our class sponsored lts first function, the Solphomore Swirl, folllbwed by socials and a splash party. Championship selling during the annual magazine sa e brought a substantial increase to our treasury. We climaxed a successful year under the direction of our first class officers: president - Ed Carlsen, vice president - Bob Nort , secretary - Phyllis Green- wood, treasurer - Judy Stuart, and social chairman - Toni Davidson. As Juniors, we installed these new officers: president - Bob North, vice president - Louie Patrignani, secretary - Frieda Aicher, treasurer - Ed Carlsen, social chairman - Janet Nicholson. Paving the way for the enterprises of our senior year, we chose wder blue and white as our class colors and a pink rose as our class flower. Our motto, No one knows what he can do until he tries, gave us an added incentive. Following the tradition set by the Class of 1956, the Junior Prom and Senior Ball were again combined. lts theme, Mystic Midnight, was a perfect setting for the coronation of our King - Kenny May and our Queen - Phyllis Greenwood. Beginning our senior year in a spacious new high school, we are awed at how quickly the years have passed. Now, as Seniors, we must assume the responsibility of setting the pace for traditions in our new school. The leaders for this last, most precious year are: president - Tom lppolito, vice president - Bob North, sec- retary - Judy Stuart, treasurer - Louie Patrignani, and social chairman - Sharon Mclntyre. Under their dl- rection, the Sadie Hawkins Dance was a tremendous success. We are now anticipating the production of our Senior Play and our Senior Ball. The completion of our senior year is drawing near. We, the Class of 1958, will have the honor of being the first graduating class to go forth from the halls of this new Alma Mater. However, we will always remember our years at L. H. S. 17 gf' 49 DAISY ABEN DSCHEIN GENERAL ACADEMIC Jiffy My ,ML , ,T Q1 W- 0' fu' L 1 xr 1 RICHARD ACKMAN GENERAL ACADEMIC! v I - J I :T '-'- fl .' nh ffl' , f I AIU , f f' f 21,111 f I :XVI I A' ff . I I --' -.A ,- . - f U' rpg N , .Ww wif e ff xv T TWYLAH J. BENSON ATIONAL 'STENOGRAPHIC NORMA BACKES GENERAL ACADEMIC AN DREW BEEMAN REGENTS ACADEMIC ' JULIE BIGELOW REGENTS ACADEMIC FRIEDA MARY AICHER VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC RONALD BROMWICH GENERAL ACADEMIC U J T XJ KP sf ff . - SCCC Ei AESEA E A ' JAMES BULERA RE GE NTS ACADEMIC M4 W J aff' WM Nw X? ,X H, L x X E s RONALD CLEMENTS GENERAL ACADEMIC J EDWARD REGENTS Sat' STEPHEN CASSI LLO GENERAL LAWRENCE BURGESS GENERAL ACADEMIC KEITH CROSBY REGENTS ACADEMIC I9 .K .W DWI W W W M RALPH CUTOLO REGENTS ACADEMIC RT W DeWOLFE ACADEMIC RICHARD STEPHAN DI MARZO GENERAL ACADEMIC FRANKLIN DOMON A .lvpfz 4 Wi If GENERAL ACADEMIC 3 ,If ff' M u ANTOINETTE GAY DAVIDSON REGENTS ACADEMIC CAROL LUCY ESTES REGENTS ACADEMIC 20 'f . ,fi -I f. ' Ix v 'X C X I , , . 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JAVA REGENTS A ROBERT KRZ WW Y GENERAL ACADEMIC 23 MARY ALICE KRAJESKI GENERAL ACADEMIC JOHN HENRY KRYMAN REGENTS ACADEMIC n -I X I 1 .fy Nr I I MARTHA ALICE KWITOWSKI GENERAL ACADEMIC - 1 I 3253 0' X !'I Mfg mfr I SUSAN MAY LAHNEN VOCATIONAL BOOKKEEPING I Df'V' F7 K W AIM? 55' MERLIN PAUL LAWSON REGENTS ACADEMIC ROBERT ERNEST LERCH GENERAL ACADEMIC 1? JOYCE EDITH LANDAHL VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC WILLIAM ERNEST MACCHIO REGENTS ACADEMIC M MARVIN LONG REGENTS ACADE C MW W ,-, , I, I, 1 I vw' v UR' Lf I . V px GEORGE I... LOS? ROCCO N fu GENERAL 'iACAi EMIC VW , . A kj S I 3--'Q ' fx if I QW Evo i E yt E l 0 5? Lf 0 I :Ri O f :L f I, ia fax ' J ak' AV SJ i fI .V .. KV: Aw U, . l - 1 y ,V A 1 3 R ' A I, 'J , I I - ' , iff A ' - ' as A IU fd ' I ' If + 1 5 f ' I A Q J ' M 0 ' I A ix ., . I ' I S 'Qi' A I f L A I I A I I , hl ? . .,,. ' EASIA f A A A I If ,. ., . . . 1 ' E 7 .,.,.: ' 554 'k-'f -fri .. 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GENERAL ACADEMIC MIM GRANT SEAWARD GENERAL ACADEMIC L f? ji Viv ALFREDA SITAREK GENERAL ACADEMIC w VIRGINIA SITAREK GENERAL ACADEMIC 1,-'L ROGER WILLIAM SEIBEL REGENTS ACADEMIC ' Tux FRE DE RICK STOCK REGEN TS ACADEMIC PETER DANIEL SPILLANE GENERAL ACADEMIC Palo, 6049 EUNICE CATHERINE STAEBER REGENTS ACADEMIC 30 wx? PAL E . , Y ,Lf 1' 6-I Mx ' F f f if ., I . fl N I ' I A WRRMM .Q 'R f L ROSE MARIE TABONE Q GENERAL ACADEMIC M V JOHN VAN SICKLE REGENTS ACADEMIC I. ,UM Lil EJ' Q. ' ' ,Qu gpiw-A CHARLES TEAGUE REGENTS ACADEMIC 'I -Nia. JUDY STUART f'f A RICHARD VAN SPLUNDER VOCATIONAL STENOGRAPHIC ,O Q , R. GENERAL ACADEMIC ff. Q ,.,, -- 38, 3 , 'lf f f'f.,fI 4-feflf' A A Lvffl 1 5 1 DAVID LE ROY SUMMERTON Ab GENERAL ACADEMIC ff L , DONALD HENRY VOEGELE REGENTS ACADEMIC 31 QW BERNICE WACHT GENERAL ACADEMIC I , A - .I A-'51 A -.,fiff41QiEz?? I .Af 'ifiikwia' A .wigs we- A ' I 4-1 K ..- V -.3 f - ggi . mg ,-wg .4 -if . 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WMM? 33 KVM Of Y' ww SENIOR GIRLS' ACTIVITIES Daisy Abendschein -- Mixed Chorus 9, Basketball II, Bowling II, Old English L IO,II, Table Tennis II Frieda Aicher -- National Honor Society 9,II,l2, Junior Secretary II, Ca gan Yearbook Staff I2 Norma Backes -- Art Committee 9, Office Assistant I2, Mixed Chorus IO,II:J Baseball 9, Basketball IO, Bowl- ing IO, Volleyball IO, Old English L IO,II,I2, Table Tennis 9,IO,II,I2 Twylah Benson -- Student Council 9, Mixed Chorus 9,I0, Basketball 9,IO,II, Bowling 9,IO,II, Volleyball 9, IO,I2, Old English L IO,II,l2, Table Tennis I2 Julie Bigelow -- Future Nurses' Club IO,II,I2, Office Assistant I2, Glee Club 9,lO, Mixed Chorus II, Base- ball 9,I0, Basketball IO,lI,I2, Bowling I0,II,I2, Volleyball IO,II,I2, Cheerleader I2, French Club IO,II,I2 Saundra Brown -- IDepewl School Play Cast 9, Library Assistant 9, IO, Mixed Chorus 9, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Baseball 9,IO, Basketball II, Cheerleader 9,IO Marlene Crawford -- Twirling 9,I0,II Antoinette Davidson -- National Honor Society 9,II,I2, Student Council II, School Play Cast IO, Library Assistant 9,IO,II,I2, Mixed Chorus 9,I0, Glee Club II, Sophomore Social Chairman IO, Cagugan Yearbook Staff II,I2, Baseball 9,IO,II,I2, Basketball IO,Il, Bowling 9,IO,II, Volleyball ,IO,II, I2, Old English L IO,lI,I2, French Club IO,II, Table Tennis 9,IO,II,I2, Future Teachers Club I2, A Cappella Choir I2, Mikado I2, French National Honor Society II,I2, French Achievement Certif- icate II Lorainne Diefenbach -- Future Nurses Club II,I2, Office Assistant IO, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Basketball II, Old English L I0,II,I2 Carol Estes -- National Honor Society II,I2, Student Council IO,I2, Maroon Oracle II,I2, Glee Club 9,IO, Mixed Chorus II, Cayugan Yearbook Staff II,I2, Baseball 9,IO,I2, Basketball 9,IO,Il,I2, Bowling 9,IO,II,I2, Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2, Cheerleader 9,IO,II,I2, Old English L IO,II,I2, French Club IO,Il,I2, Water Ballet I2, Table Tennis 9,I0,II,I2, Future Teachers Club I2, Mikado I2, A Cap- lla Choir I2, French Honor Society Judy Falfoner -- School Play Cast II, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Volleyball 9,IO, Water Ballet I2, Table Tennis I2, Discussion Club I2 Lucille Elcnwrys -- Glee Club 9,I0, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Basketball 9,IO, Bowling 9,I0,II,I2, Volley- 9 Patricia Gondek -- Future Nurses Club II, Glee Club 9,I0, Basketball 9,I0, Bowling 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball? Phyllis Greenwood -- National Honor Society 9,II,I2, Student Council 9,IO, II, I2, Maroon Oracle 9, Music Council IO, Glee Club 9,IO, Mixed Chorus IO,II, Sophomore Secretary, Cayugan Yearbook Staff II, I2, Baseball IO,II,I2, Basketball 9,IO,II,I2, Bowling 9,IO,II, Volleyball 9,IO,II,I2, Old English L IO,II,I2, French Club II,I2, Table Tennis I2, Latin Honor Society I0, Future Teachers Club I2, Mill?adohI2, All Sectional Choir IO,lI, All-County Chorus IO,II,I2, Variety Show 9,IO,II, A Cap- pe a C oir I2 Donna Groff -- Future Nurses Club IO,II,I2, Baseball I0,II,I2, Basketball I0,II,I2, Bowling 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball IO,II,I2, Old English L IO,II,I2, Table Tennis I2, Water Ballet I2 Shirley Hammer -- Retail Club II,I2, Office Assistant I2, Basketball 9,IO, Bowling 9,IO,II,I2, Volleyball 9,IO,II, Old English L I0,II,I2 Jacqueline Harper -- National Honor Society I2, Student Council 9,I0,II,I2, School Play Cast II, Glee Club 9,IO, Mixed Chorus II, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Baseball 9,IO,I2, Basketball 9,IO,II,I2, Bowling I0,II,I2, Volleyball I0,II,I2, Cheerleader 9,I0,II,I2, Old English L IO,II.I2, French gala Ig,Il, Water Ballet I2, Table Tennis I2, Mikado I2, A Cappella Choir I2, Future Teachers u Rosalie Heitz -- Retail Club II,I2, Ca ugan Yearbook Staff II,I2, Baseball IO,II,I2, Basketball 9,IO,II, Bowling 9,1o,u,12, volleybqll9,1o,11,12, Old English L 1o,11,12 Joanne Karl -- National Honor Society 9,I2, Concert Band 9,IO,II, Baseball IO,II,I2, Basketball 9,IO,Il I2, Bowling 9,IO,Il,I2, Volle ball 9,IO,II,I2, Cheerleader 9,II,I2, Old English L I0,II,I2, Table Tennis 9,IO,II, I2, Marching Band 9,I0, II, Future Teachers Club I2 Mary Alice Kraieski -- Library Assistant II,I2, Cayugan Yearbook Staff II,I2, Baseball IO,II, Basketball IO, II, Bowling 9,IO,II,I2, Volleyball 9,IO,II, Old English L IO,II,I2, Table Tennis 9,IO,I2, Dis- cussion Club I2 Martha Kwitowski -- Glee Club IO, Cayugan Yearbook Staff II,I2, Baseball II, Bowling 9,IO,II, Old Eng- lish L IO,II,I2, Future Teachers Club I2, Window Painting IO,II Susan Lahnen -- Student Council IO, Office Assistant IO,II,I2, Glee Club 9, Ca ugan Yearbook Staff I2, Baseball II,I2, Basketball II, Bowling 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball 9,I2, OIJEDQIISI1 L IO,II,I2 . 34 L naming...-f -4 --sn.. u- aft-4 L Joyce Landahl -- Office Assistant 10,11,l2, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Basketball 10,11, 12, Bowling 9, lo, Volleyball 9,10,11, old English L 9,lo,ll,l2 Sharon Mclntyre -- Office Assistant 11, Glee Club 9,10, Mixed Chorus 11, Senior Social Chairman, Cayu- an Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,l0,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Vol- l1eyball9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 9,ll, Old English L10,11,12, Table Tennis 9,10,11,12, Future Teachers Club 12 Karol Meyer -- Library Assistant 12, Concert Band 9,10, Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9,10, Bowling 9, Volley- ball 10, Old English L 10,11,12, Table Tennis 11, Color Guards 11,12, Dlscusslon Club 12 Eleanor Mindak -- Student Council 12, Library Assistant 12, Basketball 11, Discussion Club 12, Window Painting 11 Joyce Mindak -- School Play 12, Maroon Oracle 12, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Bas- ketball 10,11,12, Bowling 11,12, Volleyball 9,10,12, Old English L 11,12, Table Tennis 11,12, Future Teachers Club 12 Carol Mowbra -- Future Nurses Club 10,11,l2, Mixed Chorus 11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 10, Basketball 10,11, Bowling 10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Old English L10,11,12, French Club 11, Table Tennis 12 Elaine Mutton -- Art Committee 11,12, Glee Club 10,11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 11,12, Baseball 9,10, ll,12, Basketball 9,l0,1l,l2, Bawllng 9,lo,l1,l2, Valle ball9,10,11,12, Old English L11,12, French Club 10,11,l2, Water Ballet 12, Table Tennis 11,1!, Mikado 12, Dramatlcs Club 12, A Cap- pella Choir 12 Janet Nicholson -- National Honor Society 9, Future Nurses Club 10, Office Assistant 9,10, Glee Club 11, Junior Social Chairman, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,10,1l,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Volle ball 9,10,11,12, Cheerleader 9, Old English L10,11,12, Table Tennis 9,10,11,12, Dramatlcs Club12, A Cappella Choir 12, Mikado 12 Judy Repka -- Future Nurses Club 9,10,11, Mixed Chorus 11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,10,11, 12, Basketball 9,l0,1l,l2, Bowling 9,lo,ll,l2, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, old English L11,12, French Club 10,11,12, Water Ballet 12, Table Tennis 9,10,11,12, Nurse Assistant 12, Future Teach- ers Club 12, Glee Club 9 Shirley Roll -- Student Council 12, Library Assistant 9,10,11, Basketball 9,10, Volleyball 9,10,11, Old English L 9,l0,1l,l2, Table Tennis 9,10 Kathie Scheifla -- Future Nurses Club 11,12, Library Assistant 10,12, Mixed Chorus 11, Ca ugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,l0,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10,l1,12, Old English L 10,11,l2, French Club 11, Water Ballet 12, Latin Honor Society 10, Nurse Assistant 12, Glee Club 10, All County Choir 11, Mikado 12 Rachel Scherrer -- Concert Band, Dramatlcs Club 12 Shirley Schindler -- School Play Cast 12, Glee Club 9,10, Mixed Chorus 11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 11 , Baseball 9,11,12, Basketball 11,12, Bowling 10,11,l2, Volleyball 10,11,l2, Old English L 11,12, Mikado 12, All County Choir 10, A Cappella 12 Linda Schrader -- Maroon Oracle 9,10,12, Music Council 12, Office Assistant 11, Mixed Chorus 10,11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9,10, Bowling 9,10,12, Volleyball 9,10,11, 12, Old English L 9,10,11,12, Table Tennis 12, Future Teachers Club 12, All County Choir 9,10 Alfreda Sitarek -- Baseball 10, Basketball 10, Bowling 10 Virginia Sitarek Eunice Staeber -- Student Council 11,12, Glee Club 9,10, Office Assistant 12, Mixed Chorus 11, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 9,11,12, Basketball 10,11,l2, Bowling 11,12, Volleyball 9,l0,1l,l2, Cheerleader 9,ll, Old English L 10,11,12, Discussion Club 12 Judy Stuart -- National Honor Society 9,ll, 12, Student Council 9,10, Music Council 10, Office Assistant 9, Glee Club 9,10, Mixed Chorus 10,11, Sophomore Treasurer, Senior Secretary, Cayugan Year- book Staff 11, Baseball 9,l0,1l,l2, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 9,10, 11,12, Old English L 10,11,l2, A Cappella Choir 12, Mikado 12, Variety Show 9,10 Rose Marie Tabone -- Baseball 10, Basketball 10, Volleyball 10, Table Tennis 10 Bernice Wacht -- Retail Club 11,12, Nurse Assistant 12 Marilyn Wagner -- Future Nurses Club 11,12, Music Council 10, Glee Club 9,10, Mixed Chorus 11, Cay- ugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 10, Basketball 9,10,12, Bowling 10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Old English L 10,11,l2, Table Tennis 12, Latin Honor Society 10, A Cappella Choir 12, Mikado 12, Variety Show 10 Francesghgelgr -- School Play Cast 12, Retail Club 11,12, Bowling 9, Old English L 10,1 1,12, Dramatic u Marie Witkowski -- Student Council 11, Art Committee 10, Library Assistant 11, Baseball 9,10, Basketball 9,10,11, Volleyball 9,10,11, Old English L 10,11,l2, Table Tennis 9,10 Alice Woicik -- Retail Club 12, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12, Baseball 10,11,l2, Basketball 10,11,l2, ' Bowling 10,11,l2, Volleyball 10, Cheerleader 9,10,11, Old English L 12, Water Ballet 11,12, Table Tennis 12, Color Guard 12 B5 SENIOR BOYS' ACTIVITIES Richard Ackman -- Retail Club 11,12, Football 10,11,12, Basketball 9, Track 12, Block L 10,11,12 Andrew Beeman -- Rifle Club 11, Chess Club IO James Bulero Larry Burgess -- Retail Club 12 Edward Carlsen -- Student Council 9,10,12, Concert Band 9,10, President 10, Treasurer 11, Boys' State 11, Baseball 10,11,12, Cross Country 12, Block L 12, French Club 11, Discussion Club 12, Sports Announcer 12, Mikado 12, Marching Band 9,10 Stephen Cassillo -- Retail Club 12 Ronald Clements -- Retail Club 11,12, Baseball 10, Basketball 9 Keith Crosby -- Track 11,12, Block L 12, Radio Club 12, Track 9,10, Football 9,10, Spanish Club 9,10, Hi-Y 9 10 Ralph Cutolo -L School Play Cast 11, Concert Band 9,10,11, Dance Band 10,11,12, Bowling 9,10,11,12, Block L 10,11,12, Discussion Club 12, Variety Show 10 James 'Davern Robert DeWolfe -- Retail Club 12 Richard DiMarzo -- Retail Club 11, Football I1 Brian Domon -- Football 9,10, Discussion Club 12 David Flierl -- Rifle Team 10,11,12, Rifle Club 9,10,11,12, Golf Club 10,11,12, Block L 12, Discussion Club 12 Vernon Gay -- Retail Club 11,12, Football 9,10,11, Baseball 9,10,11, Volleyball 10,11, Block L 10, 11,12 Gerald Gilhooly -- Student Council 12, Football 9,10, Rifle Club 11, Volleyball 12, Track 10,11,12, Cross Country 12, Block L 11,12 Robert Gillman Daniel Green -- Variety Show 9,10, 11 Clyde Haupt -- Bowling 11 Paul Hodan -- Maroon Oracle 11,12, Rifle Team 12, Rifle Club 12, Discussion Club 12 Ronald Hodan -- Proiection Club 9,10, Concert Band 9,10 Peter Holler -- Retail Club 12, Cayugan Yearbook Staff 12 Thomas lppolito -- Mixed Chorus 10,11, President 12, Football 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Vol- leyball 9,10, Track 9,10,11,12, Block L 11,12, Weightlifting 11, Variety Show 9,11 James Java -- Student Council 9,11,12, Maroon Oracle 12, Mixed Chorus 10,11, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 11,12, Block L 11,12, Discussion Club 12, Sports Announcer 12, Mikado 12 Joseph Killian John Kryman -- Football 10,11,12, Rifle Club 9, Golf Club 10, Block L 12 Robert Krzyanowski Merlin Lawson -- National Honor Society 9, School Play Cast 10, Music Council 12, Mixed Chorus 9,10, 11, Football 12, Basketball 9,10,11, Tennis Club 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 9,11, Block L 11,12, French Club 10,11, A Cappella Choir 12, Science Club 12, Mikado 12, All State Choir 10,11 Robert Lerch Marvin Long -- Retail Club 12, Concert Band 9, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Basketball 9,10,11,12, Volleyball 10, Cross Country 9,11, Block L 11,12 George Lostracco -- Retail Club 12, Football 10, Basketball 9,10 William Macchioni -- Football 9, Tennis Club 11,12, Wrestling 11,12, Block L 11,12, Science Club 12 Thomas Manuszewski -- Rifle Club 9,10 Jerome Marion -- Football 9,10,11,12, Track 10,11, Block L12 Kenneth May -- Track 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 9,10,11,12, Block L 10,11,12 Donald Maxim -- National Honor Society 12, Proiection Club 9,10,11, Football 10,11,12, Volleyball 11,12, Track 10,11, Stage Crew 9,10,11,12, Latin Honor Society 10, Latin Competative Exam 10, Tumbling 10, 11 William McCutcheon -- Football 10,11, Basketball 9, Golf Club 10,11,12, Volleyball 11,12, Block L 11,12 Varsity Football Manager 9, Variety Show 11 James Messick -- Football 10, Rifle Club 10 William Mundis -- Football 10, Baseball 10, Bowling 10 Robert Nagel -- National Honor Society 9, Football 10,11,12, Baseball 11,12, Basketball 9,10, Golf Club 10, Volleyball 11,12, Block L 12, Variety Show 11 David Nitghke I-bSt5dent Council 9, Basketball 10, Stage Crew 9,10,12, Photography Club lYearbookJ 12, Ra lo C u 1 Robert North -- Student Council 9, Vice President 10, President 11, Vice President 12, Football 10, Basket- ball Manager 12 Richard Novelli -- Student Council 9, Maroon Oracle 12, Proiection Club 9, Mixed Chorus 10, Cay an Yearbook Staff 12, Football 10,11,12, Basketball 10, Rifle Club 9, Tennis Club 10,11,12, Vlgle - ball 12, Block L 12, Stage Crew 12, French Club 10, Gymnastics 12, Radio Club 12, Tumbling lg, 11, Window Painting 10,11 36 Richard Olivieri -- Retail Club II,I2, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9,I0,II,I2, Baseball IO, Basketball 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball IO, Block L I0,II,I2 Terry Opela -- Student Council I2, Mixed Chorus I0,II, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9,I0,Il, I2, Basketball Manager 9, Rifle Club Il, Tennis Club 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball II,I2, Block L II, I2, Stage Crew I2, French Club 9, Radio Club I2, Gymnastic I2, Tumbling 9,IO,Il, Window Paintin I2 Louis Patrignang -- Student Council 9, Vice President II, Treasurer I2, Baseball 9,I0,II,I2, Basketball 9,I0,II,I2, Cross Country II, Block L I0,II,I2, Latin Honor Society I0 Anthon Piazza -- Rifle Club I2, Track I0 Richarcflkadzinski -- Student Council 9, Library Assistant II,I2, Baseball 9,l0, Bowling 9,l0, Stage Crew I0 Raymond Rataiczak -- School Play Cast IO, II, Discussion Club I2 James Reger -- School Play Cast I2, Retail Club II,I2, Football 9,I0,II,I2, Baseball 9,I0,II,I2, Volley ball l0,II,I2, Block L I2 Ronald Richards Thomas Rohl -- Proiection Club 9, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I0,Il,I2, Football 9,I0, Rifle Club 9,l0, Pho- tography Club fYearbookI I0,lI,I2 Thomas Sanborn -- Student Council II, Vice President II, Baseball 9,I2, Basketball 9,I0,I2 Ronald Sandel -- Basketball IO Ronald Saraniecki Charles Scaglione -- Concert Band 9,I2, Dance Band I2, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Baseball 9,I0,II,I2, Basketball 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball IO, Cross Country 9,II,I2, Block L ll,l2 Maynard Schmidt -- Football I0, Baseball I0, Bowling II,I2, Rifle Team I0, Rifle Club 9,I0, Golf Club II,I2, Block L II,I2 George Schultz -- Rifle Club I2 Grant Seaward - Maroon Oracle I2, Projection Club 9, I0,II,I2, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Football 9, I0,II,l2, Baseball 9, Rifle Team I0,Il,I2, Rifle Club 9,I0,II,I2, Track I0,II,I2, Block L II, I2, Stage Crew I2, Radio Club I2, Gymnastic I2, Window Painting I2, Tumbling 9,I0,II Roger Seibel -- National Honor Society 9, Mixed Chorus I0,lI, Golf Club I0,II,I2, Swimming Team I2, Latin Honor Societ IO Peter Spillane -- Mixed Chorus 9,l0, Concert Band 9,I0,II,I2, Football 9,l0, Baseball 9, Basketball 9, IO, Volleyball I0,I2, Track l0, Wrestling 9, French Club 9, Table Tennis 9,l0, Marching Band 9, I0,I2, Mikado I2 Paul Stog:1t-- Retail Club II,I2, Football 9,I0,II,I2, Wrestling 9,I0, Block L I0,II,I2, Weightlifting am ion Il P David Summerton -- School Play Cast9,I0,II,I2, Proiection Club 9, I0, Maroon Oracle I0,I2, Mixed Chorus 9,I0,II, Cayugan Yearbook Staff I2, Tennis Club IO, Discussion Club I2, Window Painting I2, A Cappella Choir I2, Variety Show 9,I0,II, All County 9,l0,l2, All Section I0,Il, ATI State 9,I0,II,I2, Gymnastics I2, Radio Club I2 Charles Teague -- National Honor Society 9, I I,I2, Student Council II, Maroon Oracle l0,lI,I2, Mixed Chorus 9,I0,II, Cross Country 9, French Club Il, Latin Honor Society IO, Discussion Club I2, Variety Show 9, French Honor Society II John Van Sickle -- Projection Club 9,I0, Rifle Club 9, Stage Crew 9,l0,l2, Photography Club QYearbookI 1o,11,12, Radio Club 10,12 Richard Van S lunder -- Proiection Club 9, IO, Bowling IO, Rifle Club 9,ll Donald Voegelle -- Radio Club I2, Science Club I2 Gerald Walker -- Cayugan Yearbook Staff lI,I2, Basketball 9,l0, Tennis Club 9,I0,II,I2, Volleyball I2, Block L I0,II,I2, French Club I0, Radio Club I2 Keith Wander -- National Honor Society I2, Concert Band 9,I0,II, Baseball 9,I0,II,I2, Basketball 9,I0, Bowling lI,I2, Block L I2, Marching Band 9,I0,II All County Band 9 Frank Ward -- Student Council 9, Prolection Club 9, Rifle Club I0, Golf Club I0, Photography Club, fYearbookI I0,II,I2, Radio Club I2 Joseph Warmus -- National Honor Society 9,II,I2, Student Council I2, Bowling l0,ll,l2, Block L II,I2, Electronics Club I2, Latin Honor Society I0 Jerome Weil -- Proiection Club 9, l0,ll, Stage Crew 9, IO, Photography Club fYearbookI IO, II,I2, Window Painting I2 James Wild Howard Witnauer -- Student Council II, Maroon Oracle I2, Mixed Chorus Il, Football 9,I0,II,I2, Vol- leyball 9,l0, I I,fTrack 9,I0,II, Block L 9,I0,II,I2 37 'af f 4 Ni? lst: 2nd 3rd: 4th- 5111: Gth: lst: 2nd 3rd: 4th' 5th: Sth: 4th Sth 6th 7th J.Ml11er, L.Rector, D.Robinsou, L.Powel1, Miss Smedley, Mr.Thompson I. Mau, S. Nelson, B. Sliva, W. Browne, E. Schmidt, N. Shaeffer ' C K lst: 2nd ,-,,,,...,- ,VM , 3rd iuniors . . . 1959 D.Oka1, N.Anderson, C.Wansart, Mr.Gessert, Miss Diana, Mr. Koester S.Goreni1o, I. Conklin, K. Sharpe, N. Swabb, P. Kuwick, S.Cady, B. Smith D. Summenon, P. Thomlinson, J.Dudek, N.Casper, J. Backes, A. Mindak, M. Hooge B.Shaffer, J.Lewis, B.Mi1ewski, J. Ingles, T.MacDonald, D. Kerl F.Macca1-one, J.Wade1, H.Su-assburg, R.Deeb1e, I. Tar- box, I.Shan-pe, C.Skarbec, J,Odrzywo1.ski L.Garfie1d, C.Roberts, K.Go1us, B.Wi1cox, B.Wei1'lck, E. Fairhead, R. Baum, R. Kiehl R.Simbo1i, K. Beck, I.Kaspxzyck, P. Buckley, G.Rau, C.Jason, B.Lave1le, D.K1aasesz, K. Todtenhagen I.Repka, I.Witkowski, B.Lewandowski, A.Tranquil1i, S.Busch, P. Osborne, K. Mayer J.Bai1ey, T.Messick, C.Sych, C.McKale, K. Schmitz, S.Woo11ey, B. Rowe, C.Wa1ker I.Nowak, J.Schind1er, D. Potzler, R. Yarrington, I.Yost, R. Schmidt, R.Szarpa, T.Speer, R.Roz1er G. Snajder, P.Southwonh, N.Rzepka, J.Ziegler, I.P1ecka, C.Ne1son, J. Menzies, D.Tabone. J.Rodeghiero, W.Stroka M. Hughes, L.Burgess, Z.Ing1esbe, Mr.Lindsay, Mrs.Pi1arski, Mr.Nitchke M.Lathrop, A.Shxoup, K. Broska, L.Casimtno, L.Laney, A.Kent, R. Bailey B. Miner, C.Marks, S.Bennett, G. Eberman, G. Brooks, R.Sugg, D.Scheff'1er, S.,Bax-nhart C. Koster, D. Browner, C.Bryant, V.Da1conzo, C.Napiera1a, K,Kota1ac, C.Co11if1ower, T.Chem11ewFlski, A.Metzinger M.Robinson, G.Eberth, D. Kuczynski, S.Banasik, R. Bennett, E.Krajeski, RlKruger, P. Kane G. Brown, G.Mioduck1, P.Loftus, F.Goetz, P. Kuwick, J.Louer, M.Kraemer, D.Landah1, P.Dobson, D.Hortou si-ji? ' if c-9 ffl 17' HU Q W '-0 x EM va 9 F A A ik- L- -1' mi 4 .. , N v- 1 I ,nm-,, I fr Q5 mas?- 996' ...- ns J X V an KJ fair -1 ,Q ,A 1: f Q v 1 v-1 Q,- xg' 3 .-1 I J f 11 '5-- 1 .zf ,ff 40 ,1 0 Q 1-.-i...l .a 'Q J 1 ,re li x PRESIDENT: Clark McKenzie VICE PRESIDENT: Judith Small SECRETARY: Barbara Bell TREASURE R: Edward Wianecki ADVISOR: Mr. Symington sophomores . . . 1960 This was the first and largest class to be organized in the new senior high school. Under the direction of Mr. Symington, they were the champions of this year's magazine sale. The Sophs have had a very success- ful splash party and are now planning a dance to be held in the spring. To this class and the future classes rests the responsi- bility of upholding the high standards of L. C. H. S. The responsibility of conducting the ten Sophomore homerooms rested with these members of the faculty: Miss RM. Azzorelli Miss T. Ryba Miss M. Bates Mrs. H. Seaward Mr. M. Jamieson Mr. N. Symington Mr. C. Kemp Miss H. Van Natter Mr. O. Roalcli Miss M. Wamer .36 -ear 4I touchdown in the game against E. Aurora, ,W won by us 45-6. The first football banquet held in our new high school was promoted by the Lancaster Parent-Teachers' Association to honor Coach Simon, Coach Foyle, and our champion football team. Mr. Simon has been chosen as Coach of the Year in Erie County. He will train the All-Star Erie County team in August at Saint Bonaven- ture's University, Allegany, N.Y Mr. Foyle, J.V. Ni , Coach, who also completed - so ffl fl N26 an undefeated season, will act as l his assistant. During the evening Dick Ackman, Russ Simboli and Paul Stoldt, who had been named on the Buffalo Courier-Express All Division Team, were awarded 1957 certificates in honor of their selection. A crowd of 400 sports fans heard Terry Brennan, Notre Dame's outstanding coach, stress the fact that success comes easier to the best prepared man. Terry Brennan, Notre The banquet Dame coach. ,me T. Ippolito leads R.S1mboli to score the first w it s. ' Y 1 AL X 'W L is v W 1, 1, ,- f y tv . . 1 1 ,, fl- 5 19, .ML Jr' V, yrz' ff' ,le QU fx .N Q! .V 5 , . , fr , L, ,gil J fi' if 'XJ , Vu df ff U U :J I , f P 1 P1 fy 4 W? ww' x iff . ' ' E. . 4 . Q V If - - ,. 5 W , X A 4 fy if ik- W1 ' -'QW' K ' ' ,J ' us L !f -. N S?? an 11 Pres. . P. Greenwood: V.Pres. , D.Bl'OWI1CI3 Sec. , R. Heitzg Treas. , J.Stuang Soc.Ch. . J.Repka lst: M.Krajeski, I.Landah1, S.Lahnen, L.Diefenbach, I. Karl, K.Scheif1a, A.Wojick 2nd: C. Estes, M. Wa 3rd: M. Kwitowski, J. 4th: R. Heitz, C.Mo gner, D. Groff, J.Bige1ow, E.Staeber, A.Davidson, P. Greenwood Harper, J.Mlndak, J.Nicho1son, S.Mc1ntyre, S.SchindIer, N.Backes, T.Benson wbray, K.Meyer, J.Stuart, I.Repka, E.Mutton, L.Schrader '49 C7 1st: J.Conkli.n, M.Hughes, N.Swabb, D.Naralzta, L. Rector, N. Anderson, S.Cady 2nd. K.Broska, L.Powell, Lwitkowski, A.MacDona1d, S. Bennett, R. Bailey, Z. Ingalsbe 3rd: P.Kuw1ck, C. Koster, Llngels, I.Repka. P.Osborne B. Schaffer, P.Thom1lnson, K. Schmitz 4th: S.Busch, C.Waiker, T.Messick, N.Schaefer, A. Mindak, E.Falrhead, C.Bryanr, D.Summerton 5th: D.Scheff1er, B.Lewandowski. B.Rowe, G.Eberth, I. Nowak, L.Burgess, M.Lathrop, D. Robinson 6th: N. Stannard, S.Bamhart, B. Welrick, MJ-Ioager, J. Wadel, C.Roberrs 'lths H.Su'assburg, N.Casper, L.Laney, l.Dudak, S.Go- renfio, K. Sharp, S.BanasLk, S.Wooley The Old English L is the girls' organization for sports. Through intramural sports and other activ- ities, the girls as ire to accumulate 150 points for their letter. Girls do not become active members until their Junior year. lt is then that they are allowed to attend the meetings and take an active part in the club's proceedings. All officers of the club must be seniors of good standing. The Block L is a club representative of the boys who have earned their Varsity letters in sports sponsored by the Athletic Department. In this or- ganization also, active membership begins in the Junior year. lst: P.Sto1dt, H. Wimauer, Llava, M.Schmidt, W.Macchioni G Gxlhooly D Flierl 2nd: G.Wa1ker, M.Lawson, K.May, R.Nage1, J.Marion. R. Sada W McCutcheon R Cutolo G Seaward 3rd: L.Patrignani, R.Simbo1i, R. Kiehl. K.Crosby, I.Kasprzyk E Carlsen T Opela M Long I Reger 4t.h: V.Gay, R.O1ivieri, D.Tabone, R.Novel1i, D.Amey. G Snalder J Kryman C Scaghone D Maxun R.Ackman er'- 1951 lvl v i ,i Iliff' ' . 5.1 I ,, Lf 4675-T114 41.7 varsity Coach Kaminski Coach Simon lst: R.O1ivieri, P.Sto1dt, H.WXmauer, R. Ackman, D.Maxirn, R. Sroczynski, G, Seaward, T. Ippolito I.Reger, I.Marian, T.Opela, R.Nove11i, R.Nage1, J.Kryman M. Lawson, R.Simbo1i 2nd: ard: D.Amey. mscnmidr, R.no11, C.Co11if1ower, I.Kasp1-zyk, D. Klaasesz, R.Kieh1, D.Tabone, G. Frey, G. snajder, K.Beck, C.Ne1s0l1, L.Boni VARSITY FOOTBALL Lancaster Opponent Sloan 33 0 East Aurora 45 6 Iroquois 19 0 Clarence 21 6 Lake Shore 29 0 Maryvale 32 I4 Amherst 32 6 Depew I5 6 Football heroes are admired in any school, but espe- cially here at L.C.H.S. . The training they receive from our coaching staff builds character as well as develops proficiency in the game. Our boys will tell you that these men insist upon team- work and good sportsmanship. This is what made the teams the champions that they are. i an f Q N ga Q-.fa Q5 ,P ,, s ii . A iisii I . J. V. ALL e Q , - , . 1 Q, Lancaster O nent ,.... T' N .lf 'Q 3-F V i -- ll P '- East Aurora 21 7 V -EL ' Q. ':': A Msg: ,.. .: e ,fx -' if gr kiigfsif . if in l 'il , .P . j s L Q Williamsville 27 0 ' . I A , - - M. 3 LK f,-. Nikki? Q 2' 1 - , ' i 51 255 , N3 - ., so L . V Y - I H Ai Z ' a re - p i t ' Q ' P- x Clarence 40 I2 k , 1 Maryvale 35 20 .- M fs, fin 'A V ' E l .s ... f ' fe- , . ,Q o , N M .Q , i t R 1 .n,,, evfaxl- , -Q f t . . ' . . M gb ' li ,Q ,ww i'.1'.-3,-L,Q,,sQ1,,,. J.V. 8- Varsn boys are placed ln the rigid ..,. .H , regularity of oily practice and self-discipline 'f l xgf according to the ru es. The aim of the football 1 ' '- Y 75? -Ffif Q F15 ,. fi I, K V3 3i1Qf lkl. N: f , ,eg +Qz'fS.'1i-.'25'i5'5i kvfiilfg K' I 0 Q 1f,. j r5 ,z K if program IS to help adlusf boys to a successful Eiaq l academic career while in school, and to pre- . A My .t A qygiy A :,, - A , A i?i,fglffg,igfQ-I f'l. . . . . ,f l 'Y pare them for good citizenship after graduation X L 2 if if P sis--35-? 'g?Si?'siT. 'L7'i ffiiwf' 'W' E . fi'!?P.A2k --:tpm1?SZlQ? if'u' . -f - iunior varsity lst: 2nd 3rd: I.Vandergxiff, G, Bouchard, M. Breen, G.Davidson, J.Draicchio, J.Thomas, R. Domon, W. Brown, R.C01bu1-n g J.F1sher, M. Dibease, D. Geyer, J.MaxLm, I.Smmtz. J.Kiine, D. Pietrantone, P.Ku1niszewski, I.Shoff .l.Lisson, I.Quiram, T.Walsh, G.Eckert, D.K1effer, D.Garry, I.Dochstader, D. Stachowiak, T.Scul1eu 4th: Coach-Olszewski, C.McKenzie, F. Haake, Llava, C.Jutzin, W.Zachid1o, L.l-Irycko, W.Augustine, B. Lyon, P.Mul1igan. 5th: G. Maderer, Coach-Foyle J.Restall, D. Kxaemer, W,Mi11er, R.Ger1ock, L.K1aiber. H.Sutton, J. Greco, A.Gnagnare11i, D.Madge, W.Thom1inson, A.Ga1asso 47 . 4. f., Coach Java, Coach Foyle, Coach Hinckley O vursliy N .1,, L. L. L. L. L. L. L. L. VARSITY SCORES 43 Sloan 67 Lake Shore 46 Clarence 4l Maryvale 50 Amherst 58 E . Aurora 68 Springville 42 Depew Displaying their prowess in games against to teams such as East Aurora and Springville, t e boys have worked hard to achieve a good stand in Left to Right: D.Amey, L.Pan'ignani, R.O1ivie1'i, M.Long, C.Scag1ione, R. Kiehl, J.Iava, P.Dobson, D.Tabone, J. Kasprzyk T. Sanborn, T. Ippohto, R. North basketball J. V. SCORES H. S. 51 Sloan 43 H. S. 49 Lake Shore 30 H. S. 39 Clarence 24 H. S. 49 Maryvale 32 H. S. 34 Amherst 46 H. S. 39 E. Aurora 31 H. S. 29 Springville 28 H. S. 33 Depew 45 iunior varsity lst: Coach Walters, G. Bouchard, R.Marsha1l, Mgr.: Zubek, Mgr M Breen 2nd: W.Zachid1o, P.Loudens1ager, L.Seibe1, D.Madge, J.Greco 3rd: R.Scrace, W.Warner, H.Nage1, F. Haake. Llava, E.Wianecki Bl VARSITY SCORES Lancaste r Amherst 4 Sl aon 9 Cleveland Hill 4 Maryvale 7 Clarence 6 Lake Shore I I Williamsville ll Amherst 5 baseball Opponent 5 Cleveland Hill I7 Maryvale 3 Clarence 9 Lake Shore 8 Depew 8 Williamsville I7 Depew I I Lancaster Opponent 4 6 I I I 2 0 5 2 8 5 5 6 4 I lst: J.Reger, B.Snajder, R.Martzo1f, F.Beyer, V.C1ark, E.Carlsen, G.Rogacki 2nd: Coach Olzewski, D.Amey, K.Wander, D.Tabone, I.Java, L.Pau-ignani, M.Long, C. Scaglioni, R. Nagel 3rd: P. Dobson, G. Snajder . A .A . AT 11 Mana ers lst: g 2nd: I.Greco. D.Hutchinson, C.Lauffer, M.Spisjak, J.Kasprzyk, D.Landah1, D.Kuczyuski, G. Yost. J.Iava, R. Scrace 3rd: Coach Kane, B.Lyon, L.I-Iyrcko, D.Stock, R. Brink, B.Zachid1o, E.Wianeck1, H.Sutton, F. Haake J. V. SCORES Cleveland Hill Maryvale Clarence Depew Williamsville Lake Shore Cleveland Hill Lake Shore Depew Maryvale Up to bat! Safe or not? 51 I , . - T,Cm'.,kx. Mi , .,,,, CN .. 0' K.Wander, M. Schmitt, I.Mitze1, I. Klein, R.Cuto1o, J.Wam1us, L.Hrycko, R.Ripa, Coach Karl boys' bowling A look at the mid-season bowling standings finds L.C.S.H.S. lead- ing the league by one point. The team began the season with a 3-0 win, and have consistently kept up the good record. We hope the boys will end the season still at the head of the pack, and bring due credit to their coach--Mr. Karl. LEAGUE AVERAGES M. Schmidt 182 J. Warmus 149 R. Ripa 145 R. Cutolo 160 K. Wander 160 J. Mitzel 127 L. Hrycko 153 J. Kline 154 cross couniry lst: E.Car1sen, G.Gi111oo1ey, C.Scag1ione, I.Java 2nd: L.Seibel, L.Casimlno, E.Wianecki 3rd: G. Thomson, R, Scrace, I. Odrzywolski, Coach Gessert sf lst: nd 3rd: If rr N-5' b Ln. K, L, wresiI'ng l Wrestling is a comparatively new snort offered at L.C.H.S. , which t e students have accepted enthusi- astically. The team was victorious over Clarence and Alden, but lost to Lake Shore. Ken May, Ken Burg, and Bill Miner, are classified as outstanding mat- men. With only a third of the schedule behind us, Coach Boffa hopes, as we all do, that the best is yet to come. WRESTLING SCORES Clarence 40-5 won Lake Shore 31-I9 lost Alden 31-32 won Maryvale 28-18 lost -1 :L 101 - fr-iff' 2 K N111 L' I L K L R.Basher, W.Miner, F.Maccaror1e, L.Boni, K.May, W.Thom1inson R.Simbo1i, D.McMi11an, T. Speer, D.Ker1, R.Scroczynski, F. Nosbisch, W.Macchioni, J.Resra11, B.Lyons Coach Boffa, D.Braiemil1er, T.Ne1sou, TJ-Iughes, M.Spisjak, F.Borsche1, C.McKenzie, S.Marano, D.Kraemer, L.Klaiber, T.Thomas, C.Co11if1ower ...mg , s From sit-out to reverse. Bill Miner puts firemen's carry on Coach Boffa. , ' ' ,, 53 ,Q Q J 3 'l I 1 '3 fi HPDPQMR of fbiltxxiyfk-X LLIA xxiqfui f QA, if NWN x, x- J ' ' ' rifle club V0 UL The Rifle Club, directed by Mr Roaldi, is operirle- for membership to the entire student body jj, Practice makes perfect, is the byword with the -, sharpshooters as they work diligently For expert marksmanship, medals and emblems. A rifle team selected from this club are regular competitors for inter-school meets. fg:: -7 fft- iff ' 1 'f - ' I' K -if l r --'P .: ' ,Wil -u ' Z- x. .riff y 4 ,g '--. :Es lst: M. Thore, M. Kuras, G. Schultz 2ndg A, Piazza, J.Ward, K. Mesler, I. DeBacy, P. Varble, D.Wi1- liams, S.Sca1zetta 31-dg Mr. Roaldi, P, Southworth, D. Flierl, I. Lisson, P. Luderman, Next! P. Kuwick, M.Layer. I.Louer, B. Bell, R. Bennet acrobais In November of this year, this new gymnastics squad was formed under the direction of Coach Hinckley. Prac- tice sessions were held regularly twice a week, at which the boys were taught basic acrobatics. As time went on, they progressed to more difficult stunts. The growth of this club in the coming year and the perfection of techniques might bring an acrobatic exhibition to L.C.H.S. in the near future. Standmg G Mioduckx R.Kruger, G.Brown Doing Stunts C Jutzin K Beck, H.Sutton, T.Ope1a, G.Seaward, Here s how you do it! , 2 , ' gk 1 ' 1 'Y 'ib,, S , N. spring spol-is 1951 Ei '.,..f 'sd' lst: M.Lawson, Coach Karl, R.Weirlbach ' 2nd: T.Ope1a, W.Macchioni. I.Wa1ker volleyball W' k,sX lst: D.Maxim, G,Czech, W,McCutcheon, l C 'S :mag mscnmiat, H,wimauer, v, Clark 3rd: Coach Java, R.Nage1, R.G1orgini, V, Gay, J,Regel', T.Opela xx - , J QI.. ul- ' 'Q' golf K. Kotolac K. Beck G. Frey D. Flierl M. Schmidt W. McCutcheon Coach Foyle H1 ft. frixi as X I if 1 s' '--l-' I I W1 r A.'1'aylor, W,Tl1om1inson, R,Ger1ack, D,Kieffer, S,Marano, C.McKenzie, J,Odrzywo1ski TT V g .,.,...,.. .......... UUA x O 2nd: T.Ippo1ito, R,Simbo1i, G.Seaward, K, May, H,Wimauer, R,Kieh1, D.Madge, K.Crosby 3 Cl: A 57 R,Roll, W.Mi11er 4th D, Maxim, J.Struntz, G.Mioducki, C.Co1lit1ower, D,Ostrowski, J,Marian, C,Ne1son, D. Klaasesz ol? Q5 f The turn of the season brings spring sport's participation and events to the foreground. Tennis rackets and golf clubs are brought out again, and practice for volleyball and track begins. Though the training schedule is rugged at first, hard work and patience win out, as seen when awards are presented at the season's end. Competitive standings for the teams were as follows: Volleyball won 3 lost 3 Golf Team won 3 lost 7 Tennis Team won 6 lost 6 The Track Team won 8 and lost I. At the Alden Invitational, we took first place trophyp came in second in the sectionals, and third in E.C.l.C. competition. Star runner Russ Simboli took first place in the T00 and 220 yard contests. 7.11- G. Besch breaks the record 'K -. yr, l 1 1 1 Q l Q om - 'x 'i r l ' Learning a formation for water ballet Miss Parkman This modern swimming pool is an outstanding feature of our new school. L.C.S. students are now able to actively participate in water athletics. Thisjear, we are going to present our first annual water ballet, under the irection of Miss Caroline Parkman. Since November, the girls have steadily practiced fundamental swimming strokes and formations. Using our imagination, we formed our theme. Then the real work began: arranging music, organizing routines, planning novelty and specialty numbers, and, of course, long hours of practice. The addition of this facility not only enables senior hi h school students to have swimming instructions, but the iunior high schoolg, the elementary schools and the adult education classes as well. As a result the entire community benefits from this pool. lst: A,Wojick, J.'Harper, P.Thom1inson, R. Bailey, B.Schaefer, P,Wojtkowiak, D.Wllliams 2nd: K.Go1us, E.Fairhead, P.Osborn, G.W1l1ard, C.Walker, B.Weirick, D.Browner 3rd: B.Mi1ewski, S.Banasick, D.Pyzby1ski, E.Mutton, S.Werick, B. Bell, M.Marino, C.Suckow, S.Slavinski, I.Bogumi1, Absent: C.'Estes, C.Roberrs, I. Falconer ,mess-.5 Km Xiwwwmml - . -. gi fig 3 awfasiatw? 9 ,S . R ix-viii or ri gi E 5,19 Hi eel? M3 ,E ,V 'lv 1 ,. S 2 ' in ,5 Lg 1 is 1 Avi-X'-Qi, -l Mmwmsnw e s gmawmtwmiliilifiitll f wwwwiiiiffi .., a tx an an 1, ul- ,wl3'lA!l.-ff A db: ML, 1' 6-Ay vf T. fvrl Nil , 1 Nl fl ff LL, 42, ,L .E V , Npiil ' ' it swimming Top-Bottom: R,Tay1or, D.Canetti, C,Ne1son, R.Storey, D,Stock, C.Sweetman, E,Butters, R.Seibe1, K.Beck, G.Wei1, i H,Sutton, C.Thomson, j X D.Geyer, J.Brown, 3 J, Bradley, C. Napierala, Q ' ,I-iogan, R.Bickert, T 0 - H.Hawk, L.Casimino 4 . X L-R Front: R,Schwartz, R, Wells, G,Sne11, T.Be11, E,Danks Coach Hinckley looks on. Absentees: I. Hughes, R.I-Iausler, N.Wydish, T. Knowleton, G,Brooks, R.Young SCORES Lancaster 49 Maryvale 37 Lancaster l2 East Aurora 74 Lancaster I9 Clarence 67 Lancaster 49 Maryvale 37 Lancaster 70 Depew I6 This year at the new Lancaster Senior High School a swimming team developed out of the eagerness of some twenty-eight boys who call themselves THE REDSKIN MERMEN. The team is led by the co-captains Charles Nelson and Kirkland Beck. In this preparatory year, we hope to gain a great deal of experience through our nine prac- tice meets so that next year, upon entering league competition, we will not be completely devoured by the sharks. ln our first competitive meet, we downed the Maryvale Mermen by a score of 49 to 37. The pace setters in this particular meet were: Roger Seibel, Charles Nelson, James Bradley, and Kirkland Beck. ln our second and third attempts for victory, the team went down before the two strongest teams in the division--East Aurora and Clarence. With the remainder of the season ahead, the Redskin Mermen are looking forward with great anticipation to finishing the season with at least four victories out of nine starts. Whatever the number of victories achieved, it will be a great accomplishment For the team in its beginning year. Monke yshinesl L-36552 Jump-shot Julie See that basket. See that rim, come on Eunice, put it in! I K ., we 1 fv 'QL' .T- Checking Tournament Standings Emu mum FASH 60 Assistance please I Practice makes perfect G Girls' Bowling Potential homerunners? Xt 4, 'N 61 X. 5 'r PM ,fr - 4 -sig, ' ur! - .,, Miss Tomczak Advisor .g ig ifigid 1 I. Bogumil, R.Manusezewski, C.Wa1ker, S.Werick, B. Wojick Although cheerleaders cannot give their skill to win the game in the sense that they cannot con- trol the score on the scoreboard, it is their job to bring to their fullest height, the feelings of enthusiasm in the crowd for the contest itself. Qualities to be found in a good cheerleader includes: Enthusiasm Magnetic Personality Leadership Ability Showmanship Good Physical Health cheerleaders v We're from L.C.S. And no one could be prouder, And if you didn't hear us We'll yell a little louder- LOUDER. We're here to rerresent our team, And cheer our A ma Mater. if-6 f ' K z2'f'3 :Tlx f .Hs 13: C.Estes, P.Garfie1d, N.Rising. J.Bige1ow, I.Harper, K. Schmitz, 1.Di1uzio, I. Karl it - . , , ' -I rx A WM ,, A u, L li 62 x ac ivi ies C 'C'1' if bull if 9-l2p.:n. 'I MVS L Queen Phyllis Greenwood - King Kenneth May f Nq..,,,-. ..nw 64 ff.-:Q Thomas Ippolito Frieda Aicher - - ATTENDANTS - - - C3101 Estes Edward Carlsen A billowy blue sky. . .white stars. . .the sparkling fountain. . .a winsome queen. . . a handsome king . . .our classmates in elegant evening dress. . .all these made the Junior-Senior Ball the social event of our school years. No other time in these years have we realized how soon we must become adults! The ioy of the occasion was poignant with the true meaning of the end is trul the be- ginning. The crowning of the King anJ,Queen took place at eleven o'clock, when Queen Mari- l n Roll and King James Kegler of 1956 conducted the ceremon . Immediately afterwards, the Grand March was led by the new Queen Phyllis and King Kenneth. .ww 4 Q- Xxx Qr 'w.,,Wt ox .f O A ,sf .3. 5 X . fi X. K . 7 NIL Q -.5 Tw V wif . .f K f f ' f 'L .xsaigaqv 5 W 24321 . fi? 'L 1 . -aff ' k A X nfl, Q Q ,,v,.,,.Q N -, - .' j. gl.. A Y . Ji , , ,. ., Q.. X . ,.., .V 35.15. .,..,, . N, W L. Rrgik of K --wif -'isa V , -A 1 41 A ':'v:sa'iff1', ,.zziw-figf 4, - ..,T..5,..,,5.:.,fff,A',pH. W, . , .. 4 X WF V -1 ghgibg iii 5 3 Ylv 1 4 V 4 v s .4 - 1 -fun. , f-1 5 -X ., .I 8 rv . t . . ,,,. V, 1 I 5 . L , 1 MJ. f.'1,,-.-pg. V. .. A3 -c 5-E . , .. Q K 'B fi 2 2.2. . ... 3z,q.fg:.'g., JJ z12f,.4..?.'?.fzfl,.f ..1:.ZL1...'.. ,,.,. ., . . T7 7 Ist: N.Swabb, L.Van Splunder, B.Wojick, M.Spisjak, M. Piaceme Znd: I.Poise11a, E.Mi11er, L.Levigne, C.Conrad, R.Manuszewski, I. Schindler, M.Marino, P.Emrick, H.St1'assburg, I.Bogumi1 This year, for the first time, a group of selected singers constitute a special chorus group known as the A- Cappella Choir. These singers perform at assemblies, special programs, and will act as the main chorus backing in the Mikado. Two other choruses also function in the school. Their activity is concentrated in learning the fundamentals of music and simply having fun in song. girls' choruses lst: S.Stevens, M.Hughes 2nd: T. Boni, A. Amatura, L. Frisbee, S. Gorenflo, G. Heinz 3rd: S. Bamhart, C. Sych, L. Schrader, E. Fairhead, C.Mowbray, N.Stannard, C.Skarbec 1 i i i i f va Ang-K. .Q ',F,.,.v- f ' f -,ge , Us .1 WOODWIND: lst: B.Weirick, S.Banasik A 2nd: S.Cady, S.Bamhardt, J.Mi11er, S.Slav1nsk1, D.Amey, C.R0bCl'IS 3rd: Zlngalsbe. I.Repka, I.Lewis, K. Speich, S.Stever1s, B.Hummel, I. Small, G. Heinz BRASS: lst: W. Kostecky, l.Debacy, N.Rising, B. Bell 2nd: W.Miner, C.Scag1ione, P.Byer1y, R. Bickert, R. Schmidt 3rd: S.Tay1or, W.Lave1l, M.Layer, P.Spl11ane 55 6 J billld WOODWIND: lst: 1.1-iughes, C.Bryant, B.Schaffer 2nd: R. Bailey, S. Doran, C.Suckow 3rd: P. Klaasesz, L.Ierger, J.Menzies, D.Cedar, L.Mustard Directed by Mr. Clarence Kemp 69 PERCUSSION: S. Koebel, I.Louer, P. Martin, C. Colliilower 'SKI Date: March 19,20,21 Time: 8:30 Place: L.C.H.S. Fun investigating the MLkado's costume the quoenq aeoo a Q n a Q 4 o cAsT by gilberi and sullivcm Katlska and her lovers Q Mikado - Merlin Lawson Ko Ko - John Resfall Nanki Poo - David Summerfon Poo Bah - Gregory Mioducki Pish Tish - Fred Stock Yum Yum - Susan Cady Pitti Sing - Ph llis Greenwood Peep Bo - GairHeintz Kariska - Sandra Banasik The Mikado and his three wards Atv THE MUSIC COUNCIL: L.Schrader, M.Law:on, Mr.Schemerhorn, C.Roben.s, N.Swabb THE DANCE BAN D lst: G. Heinz, I.Repka, R.Cuto1o, Z.I.nga1sbe, I.Sma11, B.Schaffer, L.Garfie1d 2nd: Mr.Fagan, R. Bickert, W.Lave11e, S.Taylor, C.Iutzin The A-Cappella Choir puts on an assembly program .41 v .mv 1,5 .,v A .',--,Q qvmm5.. national honor society The National Honor Society members are chosen by their fellow students and teachers, because they are stu- dents with high standards of leadership, character, scholarship, and service. At the induction ceremony ln the fall and spring of each year, members speak on these four qualities symbolic of superior citizenship. CHARACTER by Frleda Alcher Happiness and success are built on character. It gives you the strength to face life and its problems without falteringg the courage to win, the faith to believe, and the love to forgive. Character is what you are, reputation is what people you are. If you honestly strive to uphold high ideals and fairness in associating with friends and advisors, and create an atmosphere of good influence, you have the makings of a strong and worthy character. When others fully realize your ideals and your outlook toward life, they will award you with everlasting friendship, trust, and above all, a faultless reputation. Each individual is solely responsible for choosing the road he will follow in building his character. We should all thank God that we have the privilege to choose that road. Make it the Qghl onel Left to Right: J. Karl, P.Greenwood, A.Davidson. I.Stuart, Pres., K.Wander, D.Maxim, C.Teague, Treas.. J.Warmus, V.P. , C. Estes, F.Aicher. I.Harper, Miss Diana, Advisor Cl C 72 SCHOLARSHIP by Antolnette Ddvldson Webster defines scholarship for us as learning, or the character and qualities of a scholar. But, what does it mean? Scholarship is much more than mere book-learning and high marks. It is, foremost, a love for learning and the sacrifice of time for reading and studying. You must not only be willing to learn, but you must fully realize that the road to knowledge is not an easy one. Every effort reaps its own rewards and propels you along toward your goal. , Scholarship is the quality of a person, an intangibility which compels him to learn. Scholarship is evident ina student's marks, and more so in his actions. Class interest, attitude, participation are evidences of a student's scholarship. Scholarship is one of many qualities we search for in our leaders and outstanding students. It is a quality demanding the respect of others. It should neither be frowned on as old fashioned nor scorned as sissi- fied and stupid. Education is the true goal of scholarship. Education itself, is not acquired merely in high school or college but through life. By means of literature, observation, experience and contact with others, we continually add to our education. Never consider your education complete, for--'one learns something new every day. With the key of knowledge, we can unlock the door to a successful future. SERVICE by Charles Teague A choice that confronts great artists is this: 'Shall I separate myself from the world of men and capitalize on my own genius, or shall l go down to the world of men and show them what l have learned about beauty? The eminent mu- sician, Sir Wolford Davies of England was con- fronted with this choice. He turned his back on a career of self-glory, lived a life of service, and raised a whole nation's love and apprecia- tion of good music. Service is the creative use of the knowledge, skills, and resources we possess. It may be ren- dered in many ways. At all times and in all places there is opportunity to do good at home, school, church and in the community and world. Doing for others gives one the highest fonn of satisfaction. One must give not only of his time, but in a very personal sense, himself. ln our complex world of today, we need individ- uals who can elevate themselves above the tides of the times to serve their fellow men. To live for the benefit of others is one of man's most noble attributes. Thus when a person overcomes his own selfish desires, he conquers greed and achieves purpose in life. Pierre Van Passen once said: 'Great men live for great causes. Mankind may be divided Into two classes--those who serve and those who are served. By a strange paradox, the servant be- comes the masters the served--the slave. May we, one and all, adopt the axiom of the great- est master of all time whosald, 'Hewhowouldbe greatest among you must be the servant of all . LEADERSHIP by Phyllis Greenwood Leadership is the art of directing others in con- duct and achievement through one's initiative and resourcefulness. A true leader is unselfish because he desires to serve others. A leader is one who sees and does what is best for the group, community, or state with no thought of selfish gain. Leadership is not merely popularity, nor magnetic personality, but the inspirational influ- ence that comes to him who has in daily efforts tried to do the very best hecould in small things and constantly has high ideals. Each individual possesses influence either good or bad upon some group of his associates. Each person may choose the type of leadership he will exert. Leadership will show a person's goodness, mercy, selfishness, and iniquity. Throughout history there has been leaders and followers, but today the world demands leaders- good, strong leaders. The National Honor So- ciety represents leadership. Will you, the lead- ers and citizens of tomorrow, take up the torch of leadership, and follow examples of great men like Eisenhovmr, Churchill, and Chiang Kal-Shek, who have become the leaders of our time? Leadership demands courage, self-respect, clear thinking, and humblenessg but good leadership is a true display of high character and service to others. 'N Seated: M.Hughes, Sec.gE.Car1sen, Pres.: Mr. Gessert, Advisor: D. Madge, Treas. 1 D.Amey, Vice Pres. lst: S.Barnhart, J.W1tl-rowski, D.DeBacy, C.Si.mpson, N.Rising, I.DiLuzio, B.Be11, E.Mi.11er, L.Caslruino, S.Ber1nen, L.Suckow, I.Repka, I.Lewis, S.Weirick, C.Co1ernan 2nd: E.Staeber, C.Wa1ker, T.Ope1a, B.Werick, G.Gi1hoo1y, C.Scag1ione, Liava, E.Fairhead, D.Tabone, J.Warmus, C.Estes, M.Layer, K. Speich siucleni council . . . maroon oracle Seated: J.Repka, Miss Zuber, Advisor: K.Schmitz, S.Bamhardt lst: A.Iackson, N.Shaeffer, S.Bissman, P.K1aasesz, S.Cady, C.Estes, B.Shaffer. L.Schrader, G. Heinz 2nd: B.Weirick. I.Mindak, H.Wimauer, C.Teague, F. Stock, G.Seaward, I.I-laner gym YHFH 713 Mx? vi: 11 NM Q, nyf T Y . O Seated: S.Bennett, N.Schaffer, S.Ne1son, E.Mindak, A.Davidsor1, Miss Snyder Standing: M. Krajeski, K.-Scheifla, R.Kreitzbender, B.Lowman, R.Marsha11, K.Meyer. C.Skarbec The members of the Library Club aid Miss Snyder and Mrs. Greenwood in the efficient operation of our new library. I Irbrary staff A glimpse of our spacious library ,,,..-.sung R es N5 'Xxi d Q 0 3 Our new Discussion Club has been the scene of many stirring debates. Vlews on politics and school problems are intelli- I b gently discussed among its members. lst: P.Osbom, L.Diefenbach, M.Wagner, J. Bigelow, B.Wi1cox 2nd: C.Conrad, P.Wojtkowiak, K.Scheif1a, Pres.: D.Groff, Vice Pres.: A.Mindak, Sec. -Treas. : S.Banas1k, Cortes. Sec. 3rd: C. Koedel, D.Oka1, C.Nichols, K. Dray, J.Mazurek, Z.. lngalsbe, P.Varb1e 4th: B.Berezuk, M.Layer, C.Suckow, C.Sych, Mrs.Vasbinder, C.Mowbray, C.Schmitke, K.Mayer 3. .. I ng, french club lst: Treas. B.Hurnme1, Sec. S. Barnhan, T.Ryba, Vice Pres. N.Shaeffer, Pres. C.Wa1ker 2nd: S.Scalzetta, A.Jackson, S. Cady, J.Repka, S.Bennett, P.Greenwood 3rd: D.Summerton, B. Smith, D. Brown. I.DeBacy, N.Ristng, C.Bryaut, P.K1assesz, C. Estes 4th: Lwagner, B.SLmonson, J. Repka, Liilgelow, E.Mutton, L.Peters, L.Mustard, B. Weirlck Le Cercle Frangais brings France, with the special Parisian touch, to L.C.H.S. To quote Miss Ryba, moder- ator of the club, Its aim is to do everything in a French way. 'At meetings, the members become familiar with the customs and life in France. Bingo, skits and games, all in French, help us put into practice the vo- cabulary and background learned in class. Here we have the happy merging of Fun and learning. lst: C.Simpson, N.Rislng, S. Cady, J. Harper 2nd: Treas. D. Stone, Sec. S.Weirick, Pres. C.Estes, Miss Tomczak 3rd: B.l-Iumrnel, C.Co1emau, S.Sca1zetta, J.Mi11er, A.Davidson, I.Nicho1son, J.Mtndak, S. Bamhart, D. Browne: 4Lh: M. Kwitowski. J. DeBacy, P. Luderman, P. Greenwood, S. McIntyre, I.Repka 5th: J.Linde1-rnau, L.Mustard. J.Mitze1. J.Sruart. L.Peters future teachers . xx Last spring our Future Teachers Association was organized with Miss Tomczak as our advisor. ln the fall of l957, Mr. Kling presented the Club with its National Charter. The aim of our pro- - gram is to present a background of prepar- ation for a teaching career to those stu- dents desirous of en- tering the profession. Practical activities, such as observing teaching techniques in our school system, are included in our schedule. 77 4? ,4 C' 7 I lst: I.Sugg, Sec.-Treas. B.Shaeffer, B. Bell, P.Southworth, J.Strumz, c u S P.Kuwick, S.Tay1or, D.Voege1e, A.Piazza, J.Brad1ey, vice Pres. K.Schm1tz. 2nd: Mr.Wright, Mr.Gessert, Miss Van Natter, J.Brown, J.Menzies, J. Louer, C.Jason, W.Lave11e. An active interest in the scientific field has been promoted by the newly formed Science Club. lt is divided into three sections: Biology, under the direction of Miss Van Natter with James Bradley as class leader, Chemistry, under Mr. Wright with Sidney Taylor, and Physics under Mr. Gessert with James Menzies. Joseph Odrzywolski is President. df I b Another extra-curricular activity which acts as an aid to learning is the ra C u Radio Club. After building test instruments and learning their function, the members attempt repair of their own radios under the watchful eye of Mr. Debbins. lst: D.Voege1e, J.Warmus, K.Crosby, J.Messick 2nd: Mr.Debbins, J.Van Sickle, F.Stock, G.Wa1ker, F.Ward, D.Muetel 3rd: J.l-laner, I.Lisson, R.Deeb1e, D. Begier, T.Ope1a, D.Nitchke MS :- ss A ' X., .fp 'K 'Nl Rl., J 55M---..:g,,3 at-M .Q w' f - Ae Qi Q U be , ,f .6 Q iff? 51? ifri 'iii C 'Si As F ur iiiii ie 5 Q25 ' r A35 R . .k fi. x 0 -...nu-1 'C Q Q 1 I stage crew lst: F. Gatz, M. Zubek, J. Llsson, D. Kuszynski 2nd: Mr. Debbins, G. Seaward, T. Opela, F. Stock, Mr. Symington, R. Novelli 3rd: D. Nitchke, J. Van Sickle Operation of lighting, curtains, sound, and movie proiection on the stage are skillfully . handled by these boys. Whether there is an assembl , play, or other activity which re- quires their services, this is the group behind the scenes, who make the production click. i oe sky reiclllmg club . . The Retailing Club was organized several years ago to serve a dual purpose. Mainly, it fosters a better under- standing between school, merchants and consumers in the area. They enjoy frequent socials and informal gatherings. A visit to department stores and to the unit? V versity of Buffalo Retailing Department are included ' ,fb their activities. A si ss function of the group is., he if operation of th g . , V E2 7 ' rf Ip' ' ii- A f, y K fly ,gif ,TJ U' , ., pf . ' ' X ' .1 ff v' ff 4 1 ' L a . ,M .' CN. y. I If-' W ff J 74 T 1 r- H f ff -jf, .f gui. J X V JA by J iv N I I 1 . A ' - - 1st:G d.Cle ents, Vice Presidentg R. Heitz, Treasuretig Mt. Koester, R.011viert, President: F.Whee1er, Secretary t V 2nd: S.Ne1son, A.Wojick, H. Suassburg, D.Sheff1er, D.Nata1Qia, I.Couk1in, N.Caxper, N.Swabb, I.Backes, K. Broska 3rd: B.Rowe, R.Sada, P.Sro1dt, S. Hammer, V. Gay, I. Schindler, M.Long, J.Nowak, G.Losnacco, G.Eberth, Llleger, S.Bucsh, P. Keicher, R. Ackmau, I. Bailey 2n T Opela S Lahnen R Heitz L Shrader A Wolcik M Kwxtowski A Davidson S Mclntyre G Walker, C.Estes YEARBOOK STAFF ADVISORS C.Wolfe B . Ordwuy M. Bates M. Bates R . Azzare I I I Our color divlslon pages ond cover were desngned by G.Seawcrd, R No velli, and T Opela under the dlrec hon of Mass Wolfe, the student art The responsibility of publishing a successful 1958 Cayugan rested on the shoulders of this staff. Towards the end of their iunior ear, they worked hard, forming a yearbook dummy. In the beginning of our senior year, write-ups were discussed, checked and typed, pictures were takenp patrons were signed and finally, the paste-u job completed to send the book to Q, EQ' 'IS wf 2 fx 53: .Q xiii 4 press. Giving freely of their talents and time, while exerting much effort in planning and hard work, the advisors and staff have produced this yearbook. Special commendation goes to A.Davidson, C.Estes, P.Greenwood, J.Harper, S.Lahnen, S.Mclntyre, R.Novelli, T.Opela, G.Seaward, and C.Col- liflower, for their constant dependability and generous offering of time. Sole con- . centration as hotogrophy staff for the yearbook has kept members of the Photog- raphy Club busy. After taking group pic- tures and scenes of school events, they developed and printed the pictures them- selves. I 'af Miss Azzarelli C SUCCESS. Miss Ordway Some members of the staff began their photography training at our iunior high school under the ca- pable direction of Miss Fritz. photography club Nl Miss Bates The senior class would like to ex- press special appreciation to our three advisors who unselfishly gave of their time and energiesto help make the '53 Cayugan such N2 K3 'Q 81 Miss Fritz sadie hawkins' The traditional Sadie Hawkins' Dance was held Novem- ber 23rd at our new school. The musical background was presented by Ken's Western Ramblers. Eunice Staeber, Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner, Paul Stoldt had their nuptial knot tied by Marry'n Sam, Howie Witnauer. 82 old L .hs r and the new S ,svsfv l ,.....-A-0'- '-' i HUD DIST At the end of a busy dayl 1958 yearbook patrons IN DIVI DUAL PATRONS zeke Amatura Joe Atzrott Rose Marie Azzarelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Balcom Mabel E. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Eric Benson Mrs. Mary Bigelow Bill and T lah Mrs. F. Biskey Ernie Brown, Jr. Tim Brown Bruce and Linda Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carlsen Mr. and Mrs. C. Crosby Donald Cybulski Dave and Sandy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davidson Gordon Davidson Boyd Davis Dick and Joan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Estes Frank and Nina Mr. and Mrs. George E. Frey Skip Geyer Mrs. Mary Girt Mr. and Mrs. John M. Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. John R. Groff Howie and Ruthie John and Carol Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Karl Mr. and Mrs. James Kelleher Eleanor Kerr Jerome Kostrzebski Rob Roy Martin Mr. and Mrs. S. May Mr. and Mrs. E. McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mundis Caroline Parkman Paul and Frieda Rho Eta Sorority Theresa Marie Ryba Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Schermerhorn Mr. and Mrs. John Staeber Mrs. Lillian Stuart Rev. and Mrs. Louis C. Teague Helen Tomczak Toni Tri Sigma Senior Sorority Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wander Marion C. Warner Jerome F. Weil Mr. and Mrs. A. Woicik Henry Wisniewski Run! Run! PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Albert Addesa Judge Daggett Howard A. Davidson, Attorney Dr. and Mrs. George Goldfarb Dr. Charles Irish Stanley J. Keysa, Attorney Dr. Richard A. Nolan Jerome H. Raynor, Attorney Dr. and Mrs. John Roberts Dr. C. J. Shaver Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Sietz John L. Staeber, Inc. This is the way it goes! i 5- ms , . R ...ff -f Q-'iw' -. rw -1- 1-ai. M- g N . This book printed by VELVATONE c p c graphic printing. Sole pr K c B No other printing firm tho d to th V lvato e :ff , if ,ff f ,Lf W nyayg JS MYPFJHJJXQ Qt Jw J,f'fj Vx5 L7 Qflijyp jf jf? 0 .A fi' X' W MW! fi? , W W MZMJMWZ WM jffff QQMWMM Wim DQ W' O V550 Qi of tx, 'D f if XXX? swx W Bw' J5! , j, X X b ' .yd ' M' vfyn ax 5 A My YQ' .X p SSW? . ,5 f yvugc , Ag? . 35 ,ik ' f' Q' if X39 ' 'W JS q A ' wwe X U Q6