Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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' E5EEi5?E?E2E'i f:r:5:ggk:5:5:g15 E3EgE:E ' Q :f:Q:2:SESf- . x :f:,:, O fgfififi 5252551552512 2:5EiE2EEQE5Sj:1 -:g5i2is3Q5:5:. :2i5s:s:2:aS5' fjEgE5I1E5Qf 0 3:35:11- .1EEQESE5.- 67111 ses l September 1964 ushered in not only a new school year but also a new principal. Larry A. Prince, formerly principal of Silver Creek High School became Lancaster's new principal. Mr. Prince comes well qualified, academically. He attend- ed Jamestown High School where he was active in dramatics, athletics and music. Upon graduation, he entered the University of Buffalo where he completed hish B.A. in Science and then he matriculated at Columbia University where he was award- ed an M.A. in educational administration. Currently he is working on an Ed. D. degree at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Mr. Prince is endowed with a tremendous educational zeal and endeavors unceasingly to provide a good education for each student. We the students of Lancaster High School can be proud to have such a versatile and dedicated educator as principal. We can use his uncommon devotion and inspiration as an example to our young lives. V All-2:- V, . K 1 iff- -4 , ,1 A . V. Q I i 5, I. A , v '- ' . 7 . -'Zag w- -qg-, A, Y 'i' Q? V P 1 ' ii f : 1 X 2 ., -i 5 . ' ' 57? 5 N . 'S , .Ak Es-J-.C ' ' .- . rv: awf1':wfw- .- V.-- . ,. , , 1-x-.,+.-1...--mw--f,,Q,y5 - wsu f. ff- 2-':- '- -' ' .4 . 1- , :41g:x:vf?4n1fgmg,,nr25?fr,g 'Eq?:wasf2,,:fN,-1, ' ' 4 -, x . Q'-rfLE3.,g,-.ctw fLqjFuh4,gg.,r , -ni-wagging-ff-.-L , .,.,, ,Y . , Siiz-cami?-MA -5 -wgv N f - 'ff 2, Mgr-m..:', N ' - -.W flll ,MQ ., A . 5 ,J-52ffm.u-,, ml- '- . . .. . 41Q.m.:.a.,- , ,J - ,f5b5Sw...,-A Apprcciafian Colorful, energetic, inspiring, are some of the adiectives which help in some measure to de- scribe a remarkable person. Mrs. Mary Beth Spooner, has in a short time stamped Lancaster High School with her indelible spirit. This infectious spirit has made each of our working experiences with her, illuminating and unforgettable. We are truly grate- ful to have such a responsible and genial person as mentor and friend. Appreciation Quiet but uncompromising, Mr. Thomas Roop- characterizes the ideal teacher, advisor and friend. His untiring effort as teacher provides illumina- tion to many an aspiring biologist. As advisor, he has worked hard to make the class of 1965 a successful one, scholastically, financially and socially. His pleasant manner and charitable attitude has won hlm the respect of the entire class. Thank you Mr. Roop-for your unselflsh dedication and Inspiring leadership. ,Admiuisfrafiau President Vice President Superintendent E. Wilson Grau Edward Anstett Robert Deufschlander Gertrude Hummel Edward S. Fellinger Walter Ferry John M. Greenwood Royal H. Kinner William B. Haessig Aaour o'rHl:rz LANDS The Board of Education works to improve the quality of education to the pride of the school system. Thank you members of the board. Mr. Ming Past Keflecfiaus A f b II coach As biology teacher Honored by the student body and faculty QA My XIGIS- W .W wffff wwijfwfim WW Jw? ff,f1ify.,f,,fWJfVyfM 'G' ,AWG fj Q 12'-if 3 !l,jJ'1fijfyp'iS5y .ivyfj ?vp.Qt! my bQQk M 9 wg, I . - ncasfer Centra Sen'or H'gh Lancaster, Ne W., Mm S My PM . W L . MQW iiggygyjg X?5:fJJ3Yj,11iAf'olyJ NS Wav M rvywjym lf J I JF' E riff Wax, '1-. T Wa, 1 V 1 -L -wx-Wi.:-. . . 5.1, , .f.,,s n '- L T. N H- Y, l, 1. A. '34 . , in if' T?1,,.5.:, Tm , fx is '..3N v' r 1-h ix Wg... ., 'fl 41 +I 'P' A. ii wx' ' 3 f 5 123 W . 2 , A .,.. -. .. A . 3, ax. . 1 , ,. . 4 . ij . BK ' 'Lf I -f :Hx .Q 4 , :mp , . 1 1 1 , fffr .,q YP! :Fi 53 .U I. ' A f ,. .- , ,- g -is . . 4 ' U.-1 A. - i ,, -IH- 'Ns -.-.1 an ,u Q! 5 tg!! 5 fqgvykfra E 'B a 1.1 ,A A vu: f l . 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Mr. Donald Jeftas Industrial Arts Mr. James Johnson Mathematics Mr. Vincent Kane Social Studies Mr. James Kelleher Social Studies Mr. Clarence Kemp Music Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. Business Mr. Leo Koester Mathematics Mr. Charles Lindsay Art Mr. Richard McCleary Language Mr. James Myers Physical Ed. Mrs. Geraldine Nash Industrial Arts Mr. Bruce Nicoll Industrial Arts Mr. Earl Nitchke Mrs. Judith Nifchke Homemaking Mr. Richard Pierce Social Studies Mrs. Mabel Pilarski English Miss Donetfe Prifring Guidance Mr. Oscar Roaldi Maihematics Mr. Johann Roesch Language Mr. John Roessel Social Studies Science Mr. Tom Roop Language Miss Theresa Ryba Language Mr. Alfonso Saia Guidance Mr. John Salemme Music Mr. Marlo Schermerhorn English Mrs. Ha rrie'r Seawa rd Trufh is always the strongest argumenf. Mr. Frank Simon Guidance Miss Eleanor Smedley'Business Miss Ada Snyder Library Mrs. Mary Beth Spooner English Mr. Henry Swierat Business Mr. Richard Thomson Ind. Arts Mr. Ronald Ungaro English Miss Helen VanNa1'ter Science Mrs. Harrier Vasbinder Nurse Physical Ed. Mr. John Walter Business Miss Marion Warner Social Studies Mrs. Mary Weiss Business Mr. Beniamin Willard Business Mrs. Donna Willard Mathematics Mr. Everett Woodard Science Mr. Robert Wright English Miss Ruth Zuber After many years of service to the school and to the community, Mr. Schermerhorn will retire at the close of the school year in June. His services to the school have been many and varied and reflect his equally varied personality. His classes over the years have included history and appreciation, music theory, girls' chorus, and mixed chorus. His outside activities in- clude acting as advisor to the music and directing many spirited musical productions. ln the true spirit of modern man, Mr. Schermer- horn's interests include the writing of young children's books and the writing of travelogues. Mr. Schermer- horn has also made extensive trips to South America. With these interests, life can be nothing but in- teresting and enioyable. Just as his career over the past years has been well rounded and full, his warm personality and insatiable curiosity should guarantee an equally full and varied retirement. We at Lancaster High School speaking for ourselves and for those who have known him over the years, wish him the best of everything in whatever endeavors he selects. Barbel Fietzner and Patricia Kinkead were recipients of the annual art award for 1964. The program of art enrichment is of- fered to students of high qualifications, visual awareness, and mature attitudes in the area of the humanities. Pat and Barbel enioyed the conducive college learning atmosphere. The pro- gram included drawing, painting, iewelry making, pottery, and general crafts. This program, as offered by the State Teachers College at Buffalo, is supported by the P.T.A. However, the spotlight must be placed on Miss Bates for her foresight, long hours, and encouragement that she has devoted to the students who have to date benefited by her initial action. Ar! ,4 Wards Ofhcc Zfersnlmcl Mrs. Thomlinson Attendance Secretary Mrs. Simme Secretary to Principal Mrs. Kegler Switchboard Operator Mrs. Costello Office Receptionist ,gf . A'A- 51 ,Attendance Assisting Mrs. Greenwood and Miss Snyder J. Hoina A. Slowleigh J. Sunguist J. Kraiewski J. Sosnowski W. Kotter J. Zasowski M. Griffin K. Schaefer Assisting Mr. Kelleher and Mrs. Thomiinson J. Myska J. Sturdivant D. Vertino K. Stanley S. Snyder M. Ball Library Stuff CUSTODIANS T. Scully C. Smith E. Barnnett CAFETERIA M. Boxhorn B. Becker G. Hall M. Wells R. Becker V. Pietek E. Smith A. Faissel G. Smith V. Cassilo C. Mucho F. Michalak E. Necci R. Szuc. STAFF 31 Hand ,Mimi Klwrus 34 ,,1M,h,N rt., -.MM .V . .- ,, , . 1'V9 R'P' fx . if 5525 W1 3 1 A Q .7.wn,af,Q..1..,1E .. ,,N,ZL ' .V M .mann-4, ..qbm T, gn- . Egg b . f -w 9 A Q 15 V .5 , , Q-Mm' J?-. l 2 aw S R 1 S 4 1 i if Q . 525 1 9 .1 ii :,E. 5 W1 If BQ, E L5 1 5 T31 , fa Q? Q Ps xii A93 if . ,..,J gp +A JF' .fm - . ' W1 - 'ff 9 .. 1 563543 S ,, Q 1 A Yr , A via 5 rg ,Q .R , i V f 5-. , fs .. A - sex x ' 3 f- fum- 'Q , is sg. . -X Q X t N fl 'x 1 I J - ff f ,1 - X' LP 1 5 ' L L , K . ., A X :W A i Wm Lf if Q ,- Q - Ax' E A my ' ,Xi yg, r A ?'l'QlXllfIM-K' A A .afJf,,,. V 'fiqiigggvw Nm , Q ..-.xi -kisuewqfx A-N, Xxf5f,E:4 ,M Rik' SSW Key 611111 The Key Club is a service club for boys from the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades in high school. Al- though a Key Club is similar to other high school organizations in that it operates under school regulations and draws its membership from the student body, it is in some ways uniquely different from any of them. This uniqueness stems from its spon- sorship, its aims and its program. - The Key Club is unique in that it is sponsored iointly by school officials and local Kiwanis Club officials. Through this singular sponsorship and the association developed, Key Club members learn about their com- munity and responsible citizenry. Although the organization is uni- que, the primary aim of the Key Club is to develop initiative, leader- ship and citizenship among its mem- bers. These qualities are essential and necessary if its members are to develop into useful and responsible citizens. ll X- as ' f. M. Trudell N. Varco M. Williams C. Polen M. Diluzio Mr. Koester A. Rash I. Manuszewski-Treasurer L. Krupski-President K. Waiss-Secretary D ca Deen Sweetheart hia Bukowski RIGHT: G. Shaw, S. Teagarden, N. Smits, Mrs. Vasbinder BELOW: S. Rowe, K. Ross, B. Bernsky, B. Kaniecki N. Mowbray, J. Gembar, N. Scalzetta, S. Meiler 9uiurc ,Nurses The Future Nurses-of the Lancaster Senior High, one of the first groups of its kind to be organized ancl chartered in this area, is celebrating its 10th. anniversary this year. On January 14, 1965, the group'votecl to change the title to Health Career Club, which is more descrip- tive of the group. Members enter the fields of Laboratory Technology, Nursing, X-ray Technology, and other med- ically related fields. Prospec- tive doctors, dentists, and male nurses will find this title more satisfactory. Several basic aims include giving members insight into the diversity of medical ser- vice fields. Development of a community spirit of help- fulness and service is another purpose of our group. We also hope to examine and to seek possible solution to such problems. Officers include: G a i I Shaw, President, Sharon Tea- garden, Vice P r e s i d e n fp Kathy 'Kossowski, Secretary- Treasurer, Nancy Smits, Cor- responding Secretary and Mrs. Vasbinder, faculty ad- visor. lt is probable that the bent given by the education will determine the quality of later life. The Future Teachers Club is organized to provide stu- dents with greater insight in- to the demands and rewards of a career in education. Membership is open to all those interested in teaching, and the club is hopeful of developing those individual skills most essential to the field of education. Club members are given opportunities to report on the admission requirements of various colleges and in re- gard to the various speciali- zations possible. An annual observation program is un- dertaken on the iunior high and elementary level to eval- uate contrasts in approach and technique. Members al- so contribute research on cur- rent trends as reported in the National Education Jour- nal and the New York State Journal. The co-chairmen of the Lancaster chapter, Future Teachers of America, are: Mary Anderson and Bonnie Basherp the secretary is Yvonne Buonamici. Mr. Roes- sel serves as advisor. I-Future Gfachers 5'ufurc flomemakezs g Future Homemakers of America is a volun- tary organization for junior and seniorhigh school girls. The motto is: Toward New Horizons. It reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the .kinds of homes they have tomorrow. The overall goal of FHA is to help in- dividuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living, now and in the future. The purposes are: i. To promote a growing appreciation of the satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in the home and community. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5. To promote international good will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in the home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individuals and group recreations. 8. To further interest in home economics. For our activities we have had bake sales, a cake decorating demonstration by a local baker and made toys for St. Joseph's Hospital children's ward. The officers are: President-Maxine Mioducki Vice President-Annemarie Welz. Secretary-Donna Wood Treasurer-Diane Reimer The colors are red and white, red suggests strength, white suggests sincerity. The organ- ization flower is the red rose. Mrs. Judith Bradley serves as faculty advisor. 42 l M L. J. G K A D. M ,G D L. N S.A y M Wll R. D M Y. L. S C.S .H MR y S.H ry J.Wld C The aim of this organization is to stimu- late school spirit, promote good sports- manship and arouse interest in Lancaster's athletic program. The present officers of ed his varsity letter is eligible to become a member. The Block L has performed the service of monitoring the cafeteria during lunch hours. The club has.also sponsored dances and activity nights throughout the year and has sent a committee to the Junior High to interest the young boys in our athletic program. The present officers of the Block L are: President, Carl Kuras, Vice-President, Don Simme, Secretary- Treasurer, Joe Brunetg and Sargeant at Arms, John Gebhardt. Mr. Joe Foyle serves as advisor. k IZ!! ROW 1 P. Haessig, D. Lipke, L. Sallie, J. Bruner, D. Simme, C. Kuras, D. Haiduk, F. Kruschke, J Gebhardt ROW 2 H McAllister P Olson J Rosenthal F Schrlau K. Walters, L. Brozyna. ROW 3: R. Mc-Millan, T. Schwartz, G. Bruscia, C. Peer, J. Ezzo W Lynch A Stutzman R Edwards ROW 4 G Wolclk R Ball R Hess, J. Troppman, J. Larasio, M. McAIpine. 014 Eugli 11 'IC ff ROW I: C. Zebrowski, D. Mikol, B. Usiak, D. Biggee, D. Boone, C. Jason, K. Griffin, D. Stetz, D. Woicik, M. Pruesch. ROW 2: P. Szymanski, P Kuniewicz, D. Zelinski, S. Heckel, N. Reger, S. Meyers, J. Thaesler, S. Luthart, J. Louer, E. Johnson, S. Porter, K. Ross. ROW 3: H. Smith, S. Fox, S. Flanagan, B. Ellk, J. Derkovitz, C. Gaiewski, H. Sinclair, S. Ruppert, A. Sheff, J. DelPrince, K. Magee, M. Kemna. ROW 4: P. Kinkead, P. Hurlburt, S. Mieller, B. Swartout, A. Sikora, C. ,Breski, E. Wolfe, D. Fitzsimmons, M. Trudell, M. Baronne, M. Mioducki, S. Neuner, K. Woicinski. 45 Janice Blandy-President Margarita Kemna-Secretary Karen Waiss-Treasurer, Historian James Hughes-Vice President Uzespiaus flarwy CAST Heather Nelson Steve Ward Patricia Kinkead Bill Zielinski Ed Werick Roman Kossowsky Bill Valois Diana Litwiller Judy Rollek Nancy Mowbray George Ezzo Darlene Biggee Bonnie Basher Prom '64 F I W 1 49 Variety Show I 964 Wafer Shaw r i a afiomzl firmer Society The National Honor Society is a well known organization of this school. lts pur- pose is to uphold the qualities of scholar- ship, leadership, citizenship, and service and to commend those students who have attained these virtues. The members of this organization participate in such ac- tivities as: sponsoring courtesy and dress- up days, taking full responsibility for the selling of class pictures, attending and tak- ing part in P.T.A. programs, and serving as guides when there is Open House at the school. Each spring and fall there is a Tapping Ceremony in which new mem- bers are inducted. The advisor .of this organization is Miss Diana and the officers are: President, Donald Simme, Vice Presi- dent, Carol Christ, Secretary, Sharon Flanagan, Treasurer, Susan Luthart. . ..: flfflf-'myf.:s:F-..-.'-2-:t'e--,.g : , . . .,,. ,A si kgs, f 1 1.7: - K - ,g 2, fp ff Valedicforiau Georgiana Kehr, salutatorian of the graduating class of 1965, with an average of 94.280, is in many ways singular. Scholastic achievement, is invariably merito- rious, but in Georgiana's case her total proiection is an inspiration for all with whom she comes in con- tact. Her musical interests involve her with the school band and orchestra where she plays the French horn and bass violin. Artistically she is involved with the school newspaper as art editor. In activities she has contributed many useful hours as a member of the Honor Society and Water Show. The Senior Class ex- tends its congratulations to Georgiana. L.-'I-'-3-5-.1 co :nl-.m e'9a'gw3- -4-U79-F2 mfg1C 3'g-:D--ugzt QT CD'D2':r0v3 9,2-O ::,:Q5'm:- q,fl'9-w6'Om2.r- 2 2293162 mf-' 3 m Tj. mt- nJ.,.l'D go-macpmf Q- -. 9-S'.'3'g,-Eg-gE3g2:'S fag: SQEE' Q.CDm0:-Dmjg E3-mE.35 tgS4gf CD UT'g' 2 Sgjofbmgg'-123. -1 UQ-m'1 3 C 4.097 6:gfD3F'.u1-to 9'9:'5'3'g557 ' 23-312231503 Q:sS9.3' 60 36513-,BHS '9.-.- :'5'5f W . 3-3:2-25-Q6 S3311 2.131 m -. -s:Z'JW-4:0 ' Q-Om -. Sftlcswgs ...n .., masse-www 0 -.T 3?2.::9:m9a-. X, Salufatoriau If iff, fjf I Membership in the Societe Honoraire de Francais is the highest honor a French student can achievef Elected to membership in this honorary organiza- tion are Jacqueline Brozyna, Carol Christ, Barbara Ellk, Judith Louer,,Donna Stachi- tus, and Donna Stetz. Zfcuclz ,4 wards This French certificate is awarded to students to recognize their scholastic ac- complishments on all four levels of lan- guage study. To be eligible a student must maintain a 90'k average in French and complete an approved proiect. Q has ta QS' -- V7 -i,s t as i ik is F lrrs ass ilg ali r ' - ' 1 it S1 fi ii 'Q +9 22 s I. ,N V :'kf4a5Jfw1 .. v1,kQfs1s.,,-H' Q 13,15 'f f' r f .. W2 'F we ' Q-lfivfswrffftz-113.5515 s 4?Sf'i.5'?V-'+s,42 c.'-. . -' 'Fc , . . ul if f' . -15 ' ' 'gif Hgjfl-lliifi gg V W .-, i. 'i's A iii 1 X my sqgag ag--w.i,,s3'swv1gMQyq. American Weld Servicr Judy Domagala President Karen Winkler Vice President Marie Bienkowski Secretary 'Kathie Griffin Treasurer The American Field Service is an organization which sponsors exchange students from here and abroad One of its, main purposes is to create understanding among all people of the world. This year's members along with the officers: Judy Domagala, President, Karen Winkler, Vice President Marie Bienkowski, Secretary, Kathy Griffin, Treasurer and our advisor, Mr. Saia, have tried to encourage student body interest by continuing an annual Amer ican Field Service dance. This year the dance had a Grecian theme as our exchange student is from Greece. We feel that the club has been successful in foster ing harmony' and understanding among the Lancaster families that have received exchange students and the ' countries that have sponsored them. MODEL UNITED NATlON'S ASSEMBLY The Model United Nation's Assembly meets each year at Gannon College in Erie, Pennsylvania. lt con- sists of students from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York who serve as representatives from countries all over the world. These delegates are divided into committees that attempt to solve world problems in the same manner as the actual U.N. in New York City. This year some of the problems discussed were: Disarmament, the Congo, the Berlin Crisis, Cyprus, and the Laos question. Students from Lancaster were chosen on their scho- lastic ability and knowledge of world affairs. Also taken into consideration were personality and ease of speaking. Those who attended were Margaret Hawk, Holly Smith, Linda Zylka, Donna Laney, Jackie Brozyna, Janis Stuart, Karen Winkler, Kathy Wollesch- lager, Karen Parr, Darlene Biggee, Cathy Miller, Secre- tary, Karen Waiss, Publicity Chairman, and Barbara Ellk, Group Chairman. After many study sessions and bloc meetings, the Lancaster delegates representing Norway traveled to Erie where they experienced a weekend of General Assembly meetings, individual committee meetings, guest speakers, mixers, and other activities. The dele- gates arrived home Sunday afternoon after three en- ioyable and totally worthwhile days. Mr. Vincent E. Kane was director of the group and was accompanied by Mr. Richard Pierce and Miss Sue Hartke who served as chaperons. The Student Council is the student gov- ernment in the school. The members are chosen from their respective homerooms to get information on school matters for the students they represent. These same representatives are to bring student sug- gestions and views to the Student Coun- cil for the benefit of the school. We hope that the group furnishes the students with a practical laboratory in democracy. Among the new activities sponsored by the Student Council were: a cafeteria courtesy day where all the tables had table clothes and flowers, a collection of money and gifts from the student body which were presented to Our Lady of Victory Orphanage at Christmas, a thorough revision and rewriting of our constitution, and benefit performances designed to aid fellow students. It was felt that these new activities helped to broaden the council members and stu- dent body's perspective on community responsibility and human charity. The officers for the year 1964-65 are: President, Joseph Arcese, Vice President, Marcy Brimop Secretary, Kathy Thorpe, and Treasurer, Robert Ball. The Director of Activities is Mr. Vincent E. Kane. Student Cfauncil 57 Learning is ever in the freshness of its youfh . . . and where the rewards tor merit are greatest, there will be found the best citizens. Krzyugrzn taff Advisors Mr. WillardvBusiness Mr. McCleary-Art Mr. Ungaro-English Editor-in-Chief Patricia Kinkead Art Editor Joann Thaesler Layout Editor Judith Schrader Photography Editor Peter Catuzzi Class Editor Diane Litwiller Activities Editor Holly Smith Copy Editor Beatrice Jenkin Sports Editor Daniel Jasiczek OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING: Mr. L. Prince Miss Bates Jane DelPrince Jacquie Karl Sandy Neuner Carol Christ Jackie Brozyna Donna Stachitus Al Weierhieser Phill Bund Joe Gioffre Dianne Messer John Karon Babbs Urquhart 60 , 1 ., Q-m,.seK1f .. ., K , Q- .:rf-4,- 1-.4-5:51 H K urivfffk J-QWQY ,f 'YN SSW' fin L' .V iv x WVR: ' NNY fi?-7'- ff M Ks. 'YT WV 1 1 ' .-' U' , A N ik gf:-'.-H-. . wmfw mms- 15:w31f:,:fa:-x,S- A HEQQW -1 -- : -: , Q . A 'f- - :IT M , ff- - 1-i?wg,?'i-RWM ' - 'rip-. .LM 1 - . Q ' J A . a n -ngggg f-rg --wg YQ Www m,'gd,,:mfif Qff - -'jfi k .sl - Q 2 5 'TL-ju Aye? ' ' j :SN ' , F 9 .M 1 .,,, ' 'KSN Lib W . 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X fwvif' NAYAGVQXZX 'Y5C'DJ 'QTY' 'xkvxf so-Li Swami 43,21-r:fuJNf QLLQ, .31X:vvv-M Qff2'vbQ+x. G-QD2'L'l-9' if-X TRSAXA 21- dv lego, , Cwbl Xnwcwwvv VQQRLLQ, 55,21 Q I V V' ji rn jvc nv! L xv a Q-,Nw owe, awwuwagv , Jacquie Karl WR- I . 'MNWJQ XQQNQX xx,-CXNXL, Q . ,A Qwxgbx 64 M,-wx XM ,..x-,KQV 17113 wh I ixv QLQGMVXAJ - L:3n,Nx.N ca W- Q-, AM.-. ,Jyf ROW 1: D. McAlpine, J. Ezzo, D. Horn, J. Rcsemhal, J. Larasio, J. Brunei, M. Busch, L. Brown, T. Schaeffer, J. Morgan. ROW 2: P. Haessig, G. Budnick, D Lipke, B. Krawczak, J. Doran, C. Kuras, T. Militello, D. Hadiuk, E. Frisbee, P. Catuzzi, B. Soloman. ROW 3: K. Walters, G. Wydish, P. Morphis, B. Edwards, F. Andress, J. Anticola, B. Ball, D. Sumalski, K. Sharp, W. Smith, P. Pawlicki. ROW 4: T. Schwartz, B. Westenfeld, F. Hess, R. Dirlnger, P. Bund, J. Jutzin, B. Maslowski, D. Hess, K. Kozuch, J. Gebhardt, L. Sallie. ' Lancaster Opponents J.F.K. ....... - ...... ................ 3 2 7 Amherst ........ ...... 1 3 0 Wesf Seneca --- ..... -14 6 Williamsville .... -- 6 0 Frontier ...,.... ...... 2 0 0 Hamburg .... ...... 1 2, 7 Maryvale ,... ...... 2 8 19 Depew ........... ...... 1 3 14 COACH FOYLE The Lancaster Redskins had a great year in '64 and emerged champions in every sense of the word. Their victories over J.F.K., West Seneca, Williamsville, and Hamburg among others earned them the Division l championship. As with all champion teams, it is difficult to single out one person because the victory usually represents a collective effort. Each game was a composite of team spirit and enthusiasm. Without this team spirit it could have merely been a mediocre season. The Redskins were well represented on the ECIC All-Star Team. John Gebhardt, Joe Brunet, Carl Kuras, and Lou Sallie were singled for their individual ef- forts. This undefeated season would not have been pos- sible if it were not for the combined efforts of coaches Joe Foyle, Joe Olszewski, Ron Bouchier, and Robert Lang. Var ity 900th ll Goal line defense that stopped Williamsville at the one yard line. T Jim Rosenthal Rick Diringer Dave Haiduk Lou Sallie Carl Kurds Joe Burnet John Gebhart Jim Jutzin Barry Solomon ROW I: C. Kanehl, C. Thomas, J. Hughes, R. McMlIIen, G. Pfister, l. Brozyna. ROW 2: M. Magrum, R. Davies, R. Krebs, T. 0'NelII. ROW 3: J. Zasowskl, L. Ketchum, G. Wolclk. Kress 60 my 70 as: - I , , A V 7l ROW I: R. Hammer, J. Restall, C. Peer, F. Sharlou, D. Simme, P. Olsen, J. Gioffre, H. McAllister. ROW 2: K. Scheaffer, J. Evankovich, M. Totl, J. Baehre, N McAllister, W. Helwig, P. Szymanski. Lancaster Opponents Grand Island ..... .................. Hamburg .......... ....... Williamsville ...... ..... Frontier ......... ....... West Seneca ...,.. ....... 2 0 2 5 0 3 Amherst .... ....... l 10 l 3 l 3 O 4 Hamburg ....... ...... Williamsville ...... ....... Amherst ....., a ...... O 3 i 7 Frontier ......... ....... O 2 West Seneca ...... ...... 0 4 0 4 Clarence .... ...... Saucer 72 J. Zacharko, J. Hughes, J. Gar- field, D. Wild, D. Thore The Lancaster Junior Rifle team is expecting 1964-1965 to be a good year. At this point our record is 2 wins, 2 loses. We are improving at a very rapid pace. Behind such solid performers as Bob Ball '65, Doug Thore '65, and Jim Hughes '65, we expect a winning season. Our iuniors are paced by Kirk Walters, '66, Wayne Bartz, '66, Don Wild, '66, and a promising young sophomore, Jim Zacharko '67. Mr. Pierce Advisor T. Mikol, J. Fisher, J. Hoelcle, J. Baehre, K. Walters, B. Ball I ROW 1: D. Simme, L. Stellrechf, G. Woicik, R. Diringer, L. Sallie. ROW 2: J. Gioffre, C. Kuras, D. Lipke F. Hess, K. Schaeffer, J. Jutzin, C. Monti, T. O'Conner. Haskefball lt's a strike! Wonderful words that echo beyond the walls ot the Moose Club Bowling Alleys-that is if they're caused by the Redskin Bowlers! The Redskins, who lost all but one member of last year's Division I champion- ship team, experienced a rebuilding sea- son. With eight sophomores and iuniors who gained valuable experience during the past season, the Redskin Bowlers are looking ahead to a striking season next year. Members of this year's squad are: Thomas Austin, Joseph Boxhorn, Kenneth Hackmann, Robert McLaughlin, Timothy O'Neil', Ronald Saybent, Dennis Szuder and Joseph Ventura. James Johnson is faculty advisor. Kvwling ROW I: J. Boxhorn, M. Sergi, J. Ventura, A. Schmidt, T. Then. ROW 2: T. Austin, R. Raybencl, B. Krevy, R. Raybeck, T. Tizzaro. ba 80 ROW 1: D. Nickerson, B. Pietrzak, R. Krebs. ROW 2: T. Gregory, D. McAlpine, P. Olsen, L. Huff, D. Pascucci, P. Canetti, K. Lorenz, B. Pascucci, J Zaiac. ROW 3: C. Meiler, R. Metbury, R. Bridwell, J. Gebhardt, R. Lorsch, D. Conners, D. Haiduk, F. McCutchen, J. Brunei, T. Buczak, J. Laraiso, M. Russel. COACH BOUCHIER We congrawlate John Gebhardt- Section VI double AA , 1 84 pound champion. Wrc fling ROW 1: D. Simme, C. Kuras, J. Spellman, T. Segert, D. Lipke, J. Gioffre, L. Stellrecht. ROW 2: Coach J. Olszewski, L. Sallie, J. Gebhardt, R. Ball, E Frisbee, F. Andress, J. Bednarski, E. Vasbinder, G. Hyrcho. . Var. ity 13715661111 82 i 83 ROW I: D. Hadiuk, J. Anticola, F. Sharlou, A. Marada, P. Arndt, T. Austin, D. Horn, R. Hammer, D. Conners. ROW 2: L. Brown, W. Rachiel, K. Sharp, K. Bonn, P. Ribbeck, D. Pascucci, R. Rommonouski, B. Pascucci, D. Rozler, T. Murphy. Eugene!! A Team is only as good as ifs supporters. 84 Zcuui ROW I: P. Kinetfi D. Witt ROW 2: Coach R. lang D. Maitland D. Sukow J. Resiall T. Aiken J. Roberts R. Guy - Crack Mr. Freeland, R. Kieffer, G. Beck, R. Stein, J. Kruger, A. Sillato, J. Miller, .l. Lyons, A. Schmidt. 500 Cram The 1964 Redskin Golf Team ended the season win- ning two matches while los- ing nine. The victories in- clude those over arch rivals Depew and Cleveland Hill. Captain Al Sillato paced the varsity, scoring in each match and finishing with 17V2 points for the season. Jack Kruger and Dick Kieffer finished with l4V2 and 8V2 points respectively. Mr. Free- land serves as coach. 4 3 2 5 3 3 9 V2 4 V2 l l V2 V2 6V2 TEAM RECORD Maryvale .......... Hamburg .......... East Aurora ...... Williamsville ...... West Seneca ...... Amherst ............ ll 12 l3 lO 12 I2 Cleveland Hill ...... 5V2 Orchard Park ' .... ilV2 Depew ................ - 3 V2 Clarence .......... Springville .......... I 4V2 8 V2 Q' lfllib- QW 193 G-3 Q! xwlu, JAMA MOM' W MlifnL'LUfTffW5V wwf' 'fmwlwjfu M My IKM? 33 wwf' WWE W :em w WM MUD T ' ijfmww bww MF VgQ5g'.xE!'f5 M an .go M .M QM' Q vx,,J -I so Mr Headley, Adwsor ci ung, K. Hackett, Horn Gloss, W. uh un O I L5 'S s.. D 3 -2 U 0 3 an :L 6 U .Q o S ner, M. BU Myers, S. N vi ,.. 3 O n: vi .J .2 an 3 o 'U c .Q na ui R 'U 1... IB .E 5 U - va Q 0 CD cioccio, D. Moody, F. Niesciur, C. 6 E 3: D. Enoch, D. Moeller. ROW eyers, T. chol, N. McAllister, C. M Ni J., C. Stiller, Steetzel, Row'1: L. iak, B. Salafto, OW uisf, M. Sfach dq Sun S. 2: Fisher, 'K. Stellrecht. ROW R. Violous, N. Bauer, N. Smits. ROW 3: Cf S. Varco, D. Nickerson, R. Snieder, C. 3 7 71 nl 3 fn b Q. 4 5. 0 1 5 uv uv 3 Q 3 0 F lb 0. Q G 0 1 Steward, D. Sfraink. ulski, D. m Sa 1: R. Trzandel, C. ROW J. Schlitzer, N. Ross, K. Schultz, Sebasiino, A. Schaff. ROW 2: P. Sza- 5 zu o cn VI UI 2. Ib O. E M. O W an, C. Robak, R. Szpylm franski, R. -i Q- 3 nc ui 5 C 0 n, T, Th S0 lin Tom E binson. Ro n, F. P-- Williso Sfruebul, son, K. Uhl. 311 Sw D. D. Suchocki, Mrs. Hummel, L5 ser, l'U er, B. K ed 1 : K. Kreinh OW R d rupa, iel, V. K S Kranze, L. Ki E. nl. D. s 0 .Y Huff, G. Kirsch, M. erge, ia k, L. SFI 3: L. Ka Ji 0. S UD O 1 Kaczanowski. Mr Java, Advisor hn, D. Ku 3: V. LaFra11a, C. ROW Mr. Gessert, Advlsor P. Flierl, L. Fagan, C. 1: 3 O fr Galczynski, J. Frankenburger, P. Fle- -o 01: . o 5,2 :TB M +15 he 5... Gui is En. JU . Q 04 Y.: 5.2 --a 2 9: E O do nman, G. Richardson, Fo D. A. Foster, Gilch rist. D. S245 E harem! J.W o .- on C ': .. ID P- ci Walters, ngl, S. .sc IE O 3 6 3 Om MN 2: Wollschlager. ROW eler, D. he W 5-: E5 3.9 6-E li? C . :QU 0 s O if as . .925 'U . 5.5 .-CD BN dui Wanstiel. ROW D. Pernick, ,R. 3 3 L. Casfleverere, J. J Zacharko, 65 5 m 10 N C 5 JP Q. S.- fn 0 -u 3 T' L 0 I+ QI fn 11 0. 5. UI 0 H gsf, D. Wittmeyer. Za vi pka, J. Ludwig, D. Li ,- 3 O or vi agrum, S. Mclnfosh, Maras, C. M S 65 3 O cz I2 us IU E IJ - .K U 0 .l : IU Z' C5 ayle, Scherrer, J. Ehrenreich, D. M .Q 'U U E S. Long, L P'- n. D ni 'Es .E -I ai 3 I9 -I 65 Marrano, R, Schenauer. ROW A. di .2 14,95 155 .95 ,. . ,E Q L 2 -o gm xlr' .. N . E5 .J di ,B 2.2 N EL? 15 542 arasciulo. J. Scheifflee, A. M 3 F E! an 3 n I 1: B. Anderson, S. Barone, J. OW R Buck, K. thony, N. An Allmond, S. Advisor ii .23 mm 5 . Ea ui!! U5 :Im Sm! .Dju 54:3 m'ga-.1 E195 -cn frms . -2 .Egg '5.: ID 1 mix 1: R. Pempsell, B. Urquhart, D. 3 O oc 6 E IH W r -: vi T: n. ni .J 0 S N Tn c c o P O S Si U5 3 30 1 ni S- up .1 IB P vi 2 D IJ Szucs, M. Tousley, K. Kreinheder, A. Veto, S. Wagner, M. Keysa, H. Paw- elczyk, J. Trudell, P. Trykowski, D. . ac .2 3 S S n. E as 3 o 1 e -C il 0 C 9 3.1 N 3 t ff' 5 5 H P- L Q. S. C0 O 'I Hess, J .D Volpe. 51 Wach, J. ,I D 'N 'I' 4 5,4 . w .4 Q4 U 532311 f T4' '+A 6.1 J f is 9 Q J M pug 2 of -4 U C Lf iff? i ffm i fy, In x, HW, , SW,- zu. -. --V ..A. A.:--. X . - ' 9,2 fl., X ,gy v,-01:af-M-aw1j jL-fiwd f - . :Q -1., --,:+fX?f:- Eff A , - .5 V. ff . . , ,4 MF. Walters, AdVISOI' Mr, Roaldil Advisor NN.. . ..... ww Q ezine 1622.5 f 'L -35-8 0-vow 93 n o5 oar +- ME .QUE J 05 W .Tampa . N655 - . .EI-L N-EMI 5.-'L 'fs 2.5.3316 3155. me -.125 . .3 Ii: mum mm Q4 2 SEN .515 gg-S . O 0 ugg w' muww-1 v .gow ,A o,:3, m 20,5 U4 jlQgaC Z .QL .va .- fv ...n.n.9' ' o.: 39 EDN, 3 L We? 'avi 1?Q0ff.v 3 umm. W ,ago F5f5i.f 'ogfwf 5 5512302 323025 15 , ,C U... '.- n:DQwuTac-'ai m..igmv 5E E Marcia Bacca ri Treasurer Saphnnwrc 611155 Ofhcers Roger Strell President Missing Suzanne Lock Susan Mclntosh Vice-Presidenf Secretary Darlene Biggee President Marilyn Buccella Treasurer junior 611155 Kay Klaus Secretary Oficcrs Floyd Kruschke Vice-President ken, J. Bansmer, B. T. Ai 1: ROW Basher, P. Arndf, M. Ball, B. Bernisky, Austin, J. Ald 2: T. OW Bauer. R N. L5 as B o M ai UI 9 .Q E 42 6 .E U ': '2 4 rzeiewski, nd Id rich, F. A hen, K. A Befsc ker, ckes, M. Anderson, D. Ba Ba M. An steff, S. Abrams. C. ccella, J. Bu I: D. Bickert, M. 3 O nc K. 99991 B. Cannon, D. Bi plick, m U . . . :LEE . -Y m U . mu?-. Q24 '-on ogfi N E BAM 25.4 -33 img .': ,gg I-f , .1 -49 ' N ,520 .MBE 32011 mmm S UI UI uv '1 CI :s 9- Jr Q. Q 5. o 'I 5 V3 U3 0 9. cn 3 DI P b Q. S UI o 5 nzel, T. Be Bannochie, D. Beck, G. P. I: B. Tulowicki, N. Varco, M. 3 9 wski, ko liams, S. Smth, L. Wit Wil Zalenski, L. Wiltberger. ROW 2: L. ka, e, Ventura, S. Zabletny, J. Woitasek, J. Williams, E. I.. Toti, M. K. Walters, 3: R. Warner, G. Worth- W RO Wolfe. Wagner, G. Woida, S. ington, T. L5 .E W :- 'U :- 5 L5 J 'U F N L5 QT E Woitkowisk. G. Bates, A. R. Helmicke, 'lx W RO Maslowaki, W. Szymanski, C. Woro- W. Hbrstkotter, nowski, W. Raichel, 3 :- 5 O Q. 2 9- fb Q. Q 5. o 7 3 :- Z 52 0 7:5 P Ji Q. 1 5 o T B. Graham, J. Rusinek, B. Tanner. si J. Mag Kramz, L. E 2 Lyon, arshall, C. 1 : Lukagik, L. M 2 2 J. Marion. ROW 2: B. Landon, Maras, szak. Krv zuck, C. Ko C. Lathrop, K. Krebs, B. 3: F. Kruschke, R. ROW 3 P Z 5. 2. Jr Q. S. In o I ancini, wsky, M. M dillas, R. Kosco E E ki. BSZEWS K. Lorenz, J. Tom Reinhold, L, Pietrazak, 1: W. W RO E. Reger, S. Perryman, S. Perlmuher, d .J T, ? O l-3 . '2 .Q 'Q' c an S ea 3 E E S R. Pascucci, der, D. Pascucci, Rath, J. Rad 3 7' ua E. cn 7 D! :' J: 0. Q Us o 7 T. Ramsay. Mrs. Seaward, Advisor -5 E 3 m .: n. U E J rf 3 E 0 d ,- 2 2 L5 5: 0 P- as E L5 T3 : 2 .. vu u. u E 5 . If u E i as Mclntosh, D. Molinaro, ROW S e, E. May, C. Miller, lpin '5 s r-3 C 0 'a 2 vi if UI C IU Z' I0 E C ua P- n E 4. 2 ri .Q 1: U 2 ni as E IX .Q t IU 2 F .E U D -Y IU E Q5 '56 55 EE CU EE df .55 .ui cu QE Miss VanNatfer, Advrsor I: N. Taylor, K. Schabert, F. , ROW id E IU D 17: -I 2: Spangler. ROW D. C U Swanson, R. Sfein,' S. Snyd Tangen, J. Serafin, T. Schaeffer, J. .Z .n: JS s 5- 0 ni E .a .3 ni 5 3 o M 6 '5- U I- .J Ad L' :a E N en 3 'E 0 .E ua an ni - C IU E .9 .S ni MlSS Haffke, Advisor Miss Haviland, Advisor 4-ignlninii gjduggisag .qI.--Us .-..'u2-- -ggwgimm 5-,ifwggnasra 5 -152.2 ri E'9 mei? QE X3 13.3 out oouo N -Q .- -D94.'92'g 'vn:'n.'D E . .ou : ,u .fr-3. -:O -1,m -'.,g'5',..3 S..-gn? hd N9-0-Q-Er' N E'5'5if'g1s E:-ii5'3.25Eg' 0 -'- .C UEDSEDS 5?bviu ocE , . an .- ' ' 'O u.w.,f Q. 541.5520 D . ' 0 .. . .:-I'-- -is ---25551. 2'5g'f'i'5E Uo.:Uv.-U1 N x-XC ,- E-,ggwggi 3, 505: Lpvncsmm an5elLNtE 235'56u.a- OSH -IH Q MLHJUQWUD ji. f S 3 E ROW 1: B. Watts, E. VanSplunder, P. 5 Wery, L. Wild, A. Welz, S. Vakey, S. Q Uzar. ROW 2: T. Tizzano, D. Szuder, S L. Sfellrechf, C. Watson, R. Talmorl. lp S. Tomei, T. Stumpf, C. Thomas. L Q. 5. on 9. 3 ROW 1: D. Seiberf, F. Sliva, D. Sabol, 7 S. Scalzeffa, G. Redder, L. Marshall, C R. Romanowski. Row 2. P. Ribbeck, 5 S. Slavinski, L. Schesser, P. Sergi, 2 S. Smiih, D. Sanfercole, J. Rosenthal, 9 W. Rogers, D. Raybeck. ROW 3: W. 5 Smith, R. Romanowski, D. Connors, Q. T. Sacher, N. Saelzler, D. Rinkus, J. Richards. Q' Mr. HierI,'Advisor L5 .C IU s. 0 vi E E 5 ,- 3 0 nc 0 .J .uc r.: .i 3 W o o. YI IU d .ai o 'u : o 0 ul 6i E M 0 p IU C 5 IU 6 me E N .c 2 O . I :B .E E 3 2 LL L5 N E o aa C 0 s: .. 0 o O az .E N. .. Fl -9? E 2 N .C E no 'U T3 0 J N N. 'E as .c .D o LD O ac .C .2 I- 'o o o 0 ui -2 0 a o c U I :E 213' cq,'5 R595 UI .Q 3226 . 'N.9 '17 ..sf EES. CZ 'I P-N 5. EOM. 6.'m 5-9 Ta L-1552 ..oQ 'ESS E25 nzuiii nl S .c a. .. :z E r-5 J '6 Z ri .2 E 5 .2 65:1 .C BS 0: ME 6 9:2 . ILO. .E me . EE 9:2 O N E2 -IE :S QE EF .5 E 2 5 O :l: E S ll 2 N .2 .C Q. .. o E nl 3 1 Y' cn 5 : cn J If U. 1 5. o 5 kofter. 1 1 Mr. Lindsay, Advisor E .Q S ht -s .Q a 2 D 5 fs ,- E I B. Kosik, M. Williams, N. Varco, L. mer, G. Juszczak. ROW 2: D. Kra :Z Ja sakowski, C. Horn, C. Kas - 'U 0 son, L. Karcz, S. Ho M. ki, Kaniec Klein, B. hl- K0 Horstkoher, K. Klaus, W. .ri 0 -1 ni .ali W 0 .K C ru -n Mr. Kemp, Advisor Heckel, R. P. I: E. Jasinski, ROW d D. Herring, Hurlburt, L5 S :u 0 '6 0 :c 42 1: 2 0 ni 65 3 O nc vi 6 if 9 u Jgj :a 'U 'S :: d ii s. Q I J u 0 T5 2 :n .2 . -I 65 E 2 23 0 in, F. Hess, K. riff Hineman, R M. G I L5 Haydinger, E ID -E vu I WWW W MY yy Lou XL? I S' IW W Ay ' f Mr M ,MQW W xww MW s xyJ,JdJYnf'V4gVb V- b jjj. MQ, xylv v Vw 'wif 'WW 1 W my KjJj, ff YW Jgfwk! WIN, giiw w W ww Vw M mffifw J,WKaMf2- H il WW K' eniifg ,gg Y 8 I +I G Donald Simme Christine Zebrowski President Vice-President - ' xr .. Peggy Szymanski Joseph La raiso Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ?ifM1Mf'Wx56xwJfJxp1W W up A 3 wJSandra Abbata 57 Gail Anderson J , 5 xv EM Qjfe, ww W W HQ imgifff NW fi Qy Fdkd S h R b h 0 I WQYQQQN My 4 Jeffrey Baehre Robert Bailie Bonnie Baker Paul Baker Y Robert Ball Mary Ann Barone Barbara Bates Carl Bennett Dianne Bennett Frank Berger Marie Bienkowski John Biggs Michael Biskey Janice Blandy Kathryn Breene Cynthia Breski Eloise Bowen Virginia Bracey Barbara Brown Pamela Brown I fwfr' L ff Jacqueline Brozyna Leon Brozyna June Brun Joseph Brunei ffm LM ,, 1, ,f JIU jawn ' lf, fir 1 ,Q jfff Aff A, 'Q fm nftlfxl r'Lfw'. ef, -X32 ,QAIZ jf ,, ' fQf4 0A 3 i I' I x I 1' Q., ZA I 7 f rfbij WU VM f' nf , Y v 'I L. :hy . lv ff ljlinda an if' 4 ' ,WI 4 ,' iQ 'i V ,ff ff WL' W' ff' if Gerald Bruscia Gregory Budnik -51, . 1 fbi? I I? Vfflgynfhia ofwgfgjm 31,41 r' H nnftlp H -JA , K J A - M Q QQ, J In :A,,1,l LQJV' ' if tow, I., MQ, 1 , fl? ,uf ' l F. -,. x ,e , 17 AJ. AM, J i, :,. 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