Lockport High School - Forum Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1957 volume:

KWEMA M., , -b. K. .qrwgwf wi xr 'R 'W iw an Qing wiifiwif' Y 'ww ,ui ff Mf gs J, .QQ ima! if ,,. . HEI!!! mumbai... ,, .L.,,qL,,,,,9 '0 Hv n Mkflmf .4 M 1. K -sf fm 'HHH VN ' . 5 x . !If Jn' F ,o-v0 ' ,v' M is 5 ,L Ri' W ,guru 5 I v IW V v G 'mIrf.m! l M' 'lxlllr .. -011 5 vn',.,'L,54..?:3'4:W Lockpori' Union School, Easf Avenue. as i'I' ap- peared when fhe firsi' FORUM weni' fo press in 1907. ' 0 AA J K f f K' I O, I '. ,I NNIVE as A RS 9 ALJ 441 ,U DQ MVN! 1907 1957 ff 1 1 f 1, 1 1 1 IOf KPORI NEW XORR lgxiiy, Nl qli,T.vhr4'?'lf 1 'ire 1. -ug L :lf W1 ,V A .Q 1 Q , Q M ! W' 1 'lf Q l W S i 1 WV. 91 1 , 51 ,N Nu 1 JW ' 1114, ' M4 I ' swl Ii I YN, 6 - an l 41 N 1 fr 'f t Q N . ---.1 'V ' '1 2 O fda 1,11 Jlibclfflill fl 1.110 A mr! Swzinr IIigJ Sc mn ' W r 1 I ' 1 f J ,A l I P '23, ,J Y oslv YA WQQQQ fsiffif 't RF-dgifffi quail Z., Z' V01 100 'l '2- Q U 71,5 XO , ron ef I .5343 L The 1957 FORUM commemorates fifty years of continuous publication at Lockport Senior High School. Some outstanding covers recall the past. y FOREWORD Fifty years ago a new publication, The Forum, appeared at Lockport Senior High School. In the classical age of high school education this title was a carefully selected one, harking back to the days when the Roman Forum was the cen- ter for the exchange of knowledge in the known world. The new publication offered the students a meeting place of minds. In 1907 The Forum, as a quarterly magazine, contained creative writing in the form of poetry, essays, and short stories. The cover featured a Roman column which was used for a number of years. In the june issue of the first year a senior section delineated the personalities, likes and dis- likes of the outgoing class. The passing of years brought changes to The Forum. The traditional cover design yielded to original efforts incorporating ideas of the various classes. Photography gained in importance with less emphasis placed on written material. In 1947 the quarterly issues were superseded by the annual yearbook, a memory book of the school year. The Towpath, a school newspaper, assumed some of the services hitherto performed by the quarterly. Today, The Forum staff takes pride in pre- senting its fifty-first consecutive issue, which through art work taken in part from earlier ed- itions, recalls the growth of journalism at Lock- port Senior High School. DEDIC At the beginning of the second fifty years of publication, it is appropriate to reflect for a mo- ment over the first fifty years. The purpose of the Forum was in 1907, and still is, to serve Lockport Senior High School as an oflicial pub- lication, reflecting the life and times within its walls. The first half-century of continuous publi- cation would have been possible only with the TIO dedicated efforts of the former advisers and editors. Therefore, appreciating these responsibilities, the staff of 1957 wishes to dedicate this edition of the Forum to another fifty years of service at L.S.H.S. It is their earnest hope that the future Forum staffs will continue to uphold the fine standards of journalism and service set by their predecessors. 3-Xfx.. 22 m ,, W g-WX gfgff 1 kk -.,.f 544215-A ll II Ie-ES-1u..2.0r Nl Ii lg F110 U roqum thttlule oi Ex ents Sthtml Opens September J Nmmn lllllg PI'CJgI'llD for Student Councll Ottober 1 C UIIIIIIIULIS Du Uttobcr I7 N tttrtm Du Nm cmbcr 17 D Nm timber 15 17 Ih1IlIx5glX1Ili, 'Nm ember 77 C I'lI'lSIIIICiS X ltntlon Detembcr L LX Rcgtnts XX eek mu Irs 71 2 4 I mtoln 5 Blrthd xx I ebru lrx btmor Pl tx Nl trth 79 -'O 'Xlnddlc SCICLB I x tluxtum Aprll CJFICIIIJIICJD D u Aprll 13 New X ork btltc IXILISIC I'e5t1x xl NI u 74 75 C I155 Du vnth umor Prom 'NIH 'N IIIUFIII Dlx Nl xx w0 sl SLIIIOI' PILIIIL unc 6 B ttt tltxure ttf. unc 7 4 C ommentemcnt I xer4.15c5 une 7 Table of Qontents XIJXIINISTR XTION XND I KCI IIN I5 nrd of I'tIutll1un P1g.,e 5llPLI'lI'lI6I'ICIf,I1I Xssmtmt Suptrmttncicnt Iltx me C Ilss Stu L U :tt Sturt Custom I S tm CI XSSIS SLHIUI Ofhtus Stnmrs lunmr Offltcrs uname Nuplmnmrt Clfhu. Suplwmmmrts ACTIX ITIF9 Iismur SOLICIS Student Countnl Publnutnons Sthnol Clubs Nluslt 11 Orggllllxtmni Npufh mul C lluu Pllfl nn Index X s md X Tac 7 C 1 1 1 C 7 I dttor III C hlef 'Wm aging I dttur Chlef ACINISOI' DX SON FAX IOIIN CARI IQII MISS NIARIF NLRPHX ll - 5 .' ffff T5!l!cEB B l'mLf'.Z:i,i Qxx f' 3' mfg E cg I 2: '-'-21,54 ' i , 5 '-Qf, ,,' Q :Q'v-If, a k ,fi ' S .LN 'gf' 'u . . --as sas -f ,.- - E AX .'--'sl - s. 2 4 .v 4 I ' I ' I W a 1 ' ' I lv - L - k ' , ll 1 I I .f S I - K, ' - Ifgut la I II.. .I -rs 8-Ii , W , n' ' lf- . L ' A A- Q I In ftgllf I6 IS,I.If, 115' - -I ' ' - Cfgxfct- 4:1 Stuff 16 ,.L ' V-A,v M--25 Q '. 'I 'I ' - ' Z-I - Jan- 'I M ui 1 ' ' I A I ' 18-3- 'X ' '-ja aj--f V ' ss J - 'I ' I- f I '11-12 -I ' .. 'f7 ' ' I ' -rs 'II 1- ' L '-, 1 ' M -f I' 1 fi-ill I ' 'Q ' i 1 I ' - ' 2-I 4' ' I' 5 S1 Yi v 7 f Q I 1 . A ' ' 'I , V ' ' I I . I - I I' - -- I I S2-SWR ', I , . .' J ' I 79 'I' A 7 54-S- , I I 1 I I' - S 58-K3 ,Ie 'I 11'-I A --1 '1 '1 ' I 64-ff , . . . 5 I '2 8' x J ' SCI fx ' Ialr 88.81 1'-if 1 I-J ,hz 1 I no-11 1- A ' ' ' 'J -'I Hi- 2 '- -'ns 68-'I f ' -' - I l , , , , 'I I Y 1 ' I 1 I ' Y f ' , , ' . I ,I . I . T 4 Admmlstratlon and Faculty -ana .29 e sg and ,.., Q4 a ..-' D? Q-04 Front Rou M155 Mars E Hurchxnson Secretarx to the Superlntendent lohn T Sxmes Vue President Wolcott lxecp Prcsxdent Nlrs Thelma XX Pres Qurettrx Hui Rau George F ammer Supermtendent Rollin T Gram Ixenneth X Fuller Xssxstlnt Supermtendent Robert B lxclsex H NX alter Lloxd Lcon1rdXX Nlrllonmll Xrlhur B Gleason Clerk Frank H Shaeffer Daud jc-ffrex Ktrornex Harrx I jttkson The Board of Educatlon emhodles the demoeratle tradltlon The Board as lf IS often called comprlses and sexen elementars schools mne members These members represent mam The Board members are elected bx a cm walks of llfe and functxon as an adusory com xude non partisan mote to serxe for fixe sears mlttee for the entxre Lockport Publlc School Sys vurhout pax Monthls meetmgs enable thxs group tem Th1S swstem conslsts not onls of the semor to plan school pohcs and to dlscuss current hngh school but also mo junior hlgh schools problems M51 f 1 . LAT' W' PKC BON0 SQ!-IOLASTXCO gp-r wow? afnonq, 1908 1796017 5 'sax Superintendent Loclxports Superxntendent of Schools Mr Ceorge I' ammer occupres the hlghest adnunrstratne pos1t1on ln the Lockport Pub llc School System Hrs duties mclude pre srdmg at Board of Education meetrngs actlng as executne ollicer m carryrng out school polrcy as the Board of Educatron determ1nes rt Under h1s admrnrstratlon the new Senlor Hrgh School and the Charles A Upson School haue been constructed and Wfashmgton Hunt has been enlarged Mr ammer recened hrs B S at Rutgers LHIYEISIQ and hrs MA at Columbra Um xersxty Our Admmlstratlon leads us Asslstant Superintendent Dr Kenneth A Fuller former prrncrpal of North Park School IS compleung h1s first sear as Asslstant Superrntendent of Schools In addltron he has helped reuse the cooperatne tests rn socxal SfUd1CS pub llshed bs Isducatronal Testxng Seruce of Prrnceton New ersey Dr Fuller recerved hrs BA and NIA at the Lnn ersrty of Iowa and h1s doctorate at the Lnn ersm of Buffalo 6 fi 'Ge if Q55 he if We if Prmclpal The completnon of thls year marks the eleventh anniversary of Dr Lloyd F Mcln tyre as prmcxpal of Lockport Semor Hugh School Supplementary to his busy academlc schedule, he lS a member of the New York State Teachers Renrement Board and the Councxlman for Erle and Nxagara counnes dxstrlct of the State of New York Secondary Schools Prmcrpal Assocratlon Dr McIntyre received hxs B S at Buffalo State Teachers College and hrs M A at the Unrverslty of MlCh1gaU He earned h1s Doc tor of Educatron degree from the Umverslty of Buffalo T ve faq, Q ef my gif :mime f5,fgsgt?, if ae , a M5 Vw Q xii 1, sd M r 55 our geals. Vlce Pl'1I1C1p3l Our uce prmcrpal, Mr Fred B Case, has many admuustratxve functrons whxch mclude keepmg school records, supervrsmg attendance enforcmg dnsclplme when nec essary servmg as head basketball coach, and coordmator of the athletlc program Mr Case recelved h1s BS at Edmboro State Teachers College and his M S at Buf falo State Teachers College 7 ev , ., l Mrs Margaret Hoch Dean of Glrls Mr Edson L Rlley Dean of Boys Guldanee Counselors help students 1n the solutlon of thelr problems ff Q1 Mr. Samuel P. Neivert is the coordinator f Pupil Personnel Service. Wflth the counselmg of Mrs Margaret Hoch and Mr Edson L Rxley exery student dnscoyers POSSlblllIlCS for college or employ ment Thxs year the Guidance Department has completed a file of scholarshnps so that the task of porlng through eyery catalog IS ren dered unnecessary Mrs Hoch and Mr Rrley also hate conducted radxo panels deahng vuth aspects of college and the m1l1tary obl1gat1on Mrs Hoch earned her BA and MA at Ball State Teachers College Mr Rlley earned his BS and MS Ed at Syracuse UUIXCISIIB Miss Dorothea Callahan Mr. NVoocjrow B. Quinn Miss Mary Lou Kelkenberg Mr John T XVhirmcre rs Marea S Wiese- Imglish Izuglixb Libriariiui BAA, Symcugc Uni,-crmy B.A.. Berea College B.S.. Geneseo State Teachers B M.A., Univ. of Chicago College. M.A.. Teachers i. College Columbia University Lan uage it Teachers e 5, Mr Irvin K Kir . 5 g . 4 p B.A., University of Buffalo University HW ll l7 pw LIBRARX Xxlllh its fund of researth material the school libran proxes espeualls xaluable to seniors as a sourte of thesis material Aldin Hitzel Gerry Horn Shirley Ixathke, and har en Keep work on bibliography. EUIIATINI IEEK Mr. Alvin E. Felix English B.A.g M.A.. Syracuse University In 9 -rs College M A Columbia Miss M Kathleen Becker Donald Gay C H ag, Mr Andrew Grabowski Mr. Eugene 0- M3Y9f Mr. James H. Dailey Mr, Ralph E. Giddingi Mr. George R. Speck i Industrial Arix Indurtrial Arts Mechanical Technical Mecbrmicul Dmzring Vomliomxl Machine Shop B.S., Buffalo State Teachers B.5-2 M-Su OSWCSO S1319 B.S.g M.S.E.E.. Clarkson Buffalo State Teachers N,Y, Stare Teachers College College Teachers College College College Vocational, Mechanical Technical and Industrial Arts Woodshop offers practice with planers and power saws to boys in Mr. Grabowski's class. MECHANICAL TECHNICAL Precision measurement, with the use of a micrometer, is an important aspect of tool and die making. It is being demonstrated to Duane Mosher, Don Lute, and Douglas Eaton by Mr. Speck, in Mechanical Technical class. VV Jia MECHANICAL TECHNICAL-Future engineers, Robert Newton, Roger Roeseler, and Lynn 0 Hamilton, learn preparations for tool and die making as they perform various operations 1 on the lathe and milling machine. -:,,:rgwnf:'.gs,g,msg f f-M1521--'11a:ei! HC ':f,j1..f5jigQffsg5ig OBILE wept .. m ay 3 ' ytyngv - su- ,W 'K f ii Miss Patricia Wfilliams Mr. Henry j, Cymn Mr. joseph P. Felice Mr. Victor LZ Clcril Mr. Robert Ames GirI'x Physical Edurillimz Ili-liar Tmiuiug Heiillb ,md Driier Erlucliliou Bm x Phtxlctll fiziznxzflwz Driter Izduuzlwu- B.A.. Ohio Xlileslcyan B.S., Buffalo State Teachers B-S.. -Brockport State Teach- lid.B., University of Buttalo B.S.lid.. Brockport State University College ers College, M.S.. Syracuse Teachers Lollege University Health, Driver Education and Physical Education n-a--wauua. ff ,Z 24' ff' f S 5 X X f .Z .X 1 H , X!! fe I Xxx K S i Nf,f'av-jr? PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Active partici- pation fosters physical fitness and good sportsmanship. Team sports offer good fun to all, as evidenced by this heated contest for the ball, during one of Mr. Cleri's gym classes. DRIVER EDUCATION-Driver Education classes learn the correct approach to an intersection by use of a device being demonstrated by Mr. Cyran. Students learn driving theory, car mechanics, and rules of the road, as well as gaining actual driving experience. ,,-is-1. , I unwlmll uf., 5' 'A ar ,p. 2 ff! i s 8 f DC' HEALTH-First Aid, an important phase of Mr. Felice's health classes, involves Sandra Gay, Sue Rath, and Bonnie Fredericks in demonstrating the proper way of carrying an injured person. 11 -12.-an Mr. Frederick W. Ross Miss Laura jean XY'headrick Miss Marian E. Bigelow Miss A. Marie Murphy ,'lllIlV'il'lU1 ruul ll ov-ld Hixton Uvorld Hixtorp Amerinzn .md ll nr1d Hixlm-1' .imericunz Hixlort B.A.. Colgate University B.A., XVilliam Smith College B.S.. St. Lawrence Univ. HS.. Buffalo State Teachers M..-X.. University of Buffalo M..-X.. University of M,S.. University of College. Mid.. University Michigan XVisconsin of Buffalo Citizenship Education i'iX,kV . 4' r '25 ','if 2, I . . . iiaa ',,., A. E t 5 ' gf gf 1- 4 A Chl- ' ng , 5 t . A ., A ' 5 a t 5 f, me r :Q Q .' s., Ax Qx so x -' , X 7 .'. ' ' . as-N ' i J -4' Q N f' Q. i t:: A H . t m,,,,,.i,,M',, ' ' af: ' N 'ea' - . . 1 , ' . . . X Q,-J Panel discussions are being planned by me Y 3, small groups in this American History X Class. R. Sanford, C. Roberts, N. Abrams, D. Speck, R. Ziehl, and D. Bishop. Ld P. 1 v- -X-4l,,, k World history classes acquire histor- ical knowledge to apply to everyday living. Miss Bigelow's junior class consults notes for discussion. 12 1, 1956-195 FACULTY Jo- .v is L. ..... World History is a required subject of our curriculum. Officers of this class confer with Miss Wheadrick. - 1 .J w ...rf Mr. Emery A. Bauer Mr. XY'illiam A. Monacelli Mr. Edward XV. Sullivan Mr, Leon A. Peterson Mr. Frank J. Java Milrburmtifs Phvsirr and Jlutherrmtics .xlflfhfllldfffi Srieurr -SUFPICP A.E.g M.S., Aer. ling.. BA., Hamilton College B.A., Canisius College B..-X., University of Buffalo B.S.g Ed.M.A. St: Lawrence University of Cincinnati Ifd.lNf., University of Buffalo Lniverslty athematics and Science How do you hgure out that one? Paul Shimer, Brenda Hammond, and jack XVagner ponder the subject of cube root. . J A Witches Brew. These three chemistry students will no doubt someday astound the world: Virginia Oldham, Lela lfckhardt, and Andre Di Proflo. 3 2 , O Q 1 1 C-615-C f'xi'xi 8 PHYSICS- Avid physics students, Dyson Gay, and Malcolm Maclfachon, study the use of a D.C. transformer as Mr. Monacelli describes its use in experiments dealing with alternat- l?l7 FOKUUI ing currents. 13 it B.S. Ed., Potsdam State B.A.. Taylor bnnersity B ld L mvcrglrv of Bufliln Mr. XY'allace Doubleday Miss june -C Mere it illiim XX Storm fnordiutllnr of .limit Home Izmuumztx p Teachers College M.S.. Ball Stitt Tctchcrs Collcgc Fine Arts and Home Economlcs HOME ECONOMICSiIn the Home Economics classes vocational homemaking is stressed. Modern kitchens provide ample space and equipment for the practice of the skills of cooking in the various Home Economics classes. Consulting about possible recipes are Brenda Taylor, Carol Pickles, Linda Par- sons, Bonnie Fredericks and Pat Scotch. HOMEMAKING-Child care stu- dents gain practice in the handling, bathing, feeding, and diet of infants with the assistance of their instruc- tor, Miss Meredith. Development of the child in various stages involves much project work, also practical in nature. i ir F7 Mr. Harry Tavrow Mr. F. Robert Kenyon Miss Leona M. Wesley Mr. Clement H. Augustin Mr. Whitneyll. Meyer Burinexs Law, Bllflkkfffliilg Shorthand and Transcription Secretarial Relailing Typewrzhng h B.S. in Business. M.Ed.. B.S.g M.S., Syracuse B.Ed.g M.Ed., University B.S., Temple University B.S. Comm. Teaching. Syracuse University University of Buffalo M.A., New York University Syracuse University Business Teachers 19 6 1957 FACULTY Miss Wesley supervises a class in Secretarial Practice. D. Manson, C. Pichey, and C. Pusateri are the typists. 4 P x sux' B. Stockwell at the duplicating machine runs off Sports Chatter. Our school is proud to boast a commercial display win- dow. M. Steiner, D. Thompson, and j. Spencer are the interested spectators. I 15 S 0 record would be complete without a bow to our school services. CAFETERIA STAFF-lNIrs. Ruth Krinkeg Blrs. Marguerite Plessg Mrs. Ella Henningg Mrs. Mar- ian Knatler, head cookg Mrs. Hazel Laese, Caf- eteria Managerg Mrs. Leona Klineline. Many hungry students enjoyed lunches prepared by these ladies for the 5-shift noon program. OFFICE STAFF-Mrs. Beulah Cheney and Mrs. Velva Peeoraro, kept the ofhce functioning in good order with pleasant smiles for students and faculty alike. '. 'A I .,--1 iz. 'V wc., , CUSTOIDIANS-Thomas Coyle: Angelo Steiens, Head Custo- dian: james Robinson: Ray- mond Burnsg Iidward Winter. These men were in charge of maintenance, and kept the new school in shining condition. LINDA CULVFR Lrn Aways as busy as a knten wnth mo mnce' College Entrance Scnence and Language jumor Senlor Class Sec retarx Honor Socrety Drama tc Club Towpath Echtor For um Orchestra College GARY TERXVILLIGER ERNEST ALIX Cir The Dalfzbxn The elccmc spark of our class Romeo Romeo wherefore art College Fntrance Science sr thou Romeo? Science Forum Student Councrl FTA I-IrY Sports Promo non Commxttee N F L Sports manshnp Counczl Senlor Class Presndent Hugh School hrs tory teacher Key Club Band Orches tra V Track V Swlmmmg Assembly Committee Dance Band Forum Class Edntor HIY Semor Class Vnce Pres: dent Psychology P VICE PRESIDENT RESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Xl . 9 cad' M 0F FICER , ,liig E IOR MR. ALVIN E. FELIX Class Advisor WRIGHT ELLIS Wrrghtskx One of our bnght hghts College Entrance Scnence Choir Band Honor Society Student Councxl Towparh Ed :tor nn Chref Semor Class Treas urer Engmeer f ,V rf T . J 1 A 'if 1-'Sir-,4 mf E r X T. ' 'Q . ,,7' X 1 kd I will If 1 S Q. 'jr Y jf I N X, X 17 1 NANCY ABRAMS 'N mr: m f r r gr bnmr rl Busmnss burn ary Hummmom Llkns bow lung, og n roll mu 1 Olin work TXX ILA ANDIP RSON Dont funn me rn lullngv. lrnrrmu Sclnncc lrhrrrx Club Bowling rum llku hlskuhrll hursLbrCk flLlI!1f., rurd mg., swrmmmg Nursn RAH MONID AIIRFNS Rn 1. om blp, puzza. Business Arms L xg x Arr PJ! 0 lkcs rung., muh: hlsm 1 Armnd Snruus LINDA AINCJI I0 CHILU A ll C mrschnf H1 hu smrla Collggg Inrrlnu Sunnu. wxrlrng, Towprrh lnrrrrnurl s D rmxru Cl h bludnnr louncll I-orum Lrrculauon Y Turns Nursg DARIAN ANDERSON G :ple lx Lp r g Busnmss lorum 'Ixprsl Lrkcs rock roll bwnmmxng, drnmg c1rs Irluphonu upurlrur WIN Xa-rf PATRICIA ANDERSON Plum Sha s 1 rLgul1r gnb about X uc munrl SrLnog.r.z hnc wrrlar Bowling owplth yp lurum 'Iyprng I'd1lor Busrmss Lducarrun LTO ANIOLOXVSKI BRENDA ANTONIO ee mu umun on m Indusrrml Arts Course Lrkes auto runs hunting Fishing A wnldnr with hrs own busrness Bren Lum lou hugh and br. happy Knllngr Irnrrancc Scuncv. 5rudLnr Lounrrl Homeroom Nun Pnsrdnnr Bowlmg Baskuball In rmmumls junmr Prom Mud: Gras Pep fluh X Teens Collggn We elecfed John Deho PL'I LR APOLI'I O M ARL: ARI 'I RAB! OC lx DONNA B.AlxIfR B ARBARA BARNIARD 7 Xoung min with 3 horn Indusrrnl Arts Bind Mrrch mg Band L L5 crrs C rss xml musnc arrplams Drrfrs mln Pegg A swung girl rn har Llfly llxrtus Collngr fnrmncn bcrgncn rrm,mc Klub Rnd Cross Iorum Lrrculmon Stuff X Tc-cns Bowlmg Homnroom X lcv. Prcsr dnnr Intramurals ursn I remlnre Irn YI l I' XIII X oc :non rl SIKYIOKIIPITIC C hccrlmdu Drlmltrc Club O chestrn X Tu.ns Sports Promo non fummuur Intramurals I-or um Crrculmon Prn ire Sec rcrary Barb uur pcoplg arc welcome muy wharf. Xocarronal Srcno gr rphrc Lxbrary K lub X Tuns Secretary 18 MARSHA BENNETT Can eally put a ty evstr er through nts spaces usmess Boulmg B-askctblll ,oss dancnng svsrmmnng rock roll and basketball Clencal worker or typxst ERNEST BFHM Erme Gne me the uxde open spaccs Industtnl Arts Lnkes football baseball svummmg and rock n roll Mllntary Career if HENRY BERARDI NOREEN BIRDSALI. Our future Florence Nxghtmgale Homemakmg Lrbrary Club Lnkes vuorkmg popular muslc dancing typnng Nursc Caesar Fnends Romans Countrymen Industrlal Arts Baseball IV Basketball Mxdget Lmgue Baseball Armed Seructs RICHARD BLACKLEY RONALD BOWER Dirk Ron Musncally mclmed cadenza cat unet but oh my Indus College Entrance Language trnal Arts HIY Lxfe Saung Band Orchestra hey Club Llkes piano muszc and bas H1Y and H1 Y Councml ketball Professxonal scoutmg play lxke Gabrxel presldenf of fhe Sophomore class LEONA BRYAN Lee A scxence enthusiast Co lege Entrance Science Band Chorus Intramurals YTeens L1 brary Club Enjoys band mnsnc Mxssxonary MARV BUCRHOLTZ General Dramatxc and Dynamic College Entrance Language Dramauc Club Thespnan Socnets Bowlmg Choral Club F T A Dramaucs 19 BEN ERLY BRAUNSCHEIDEL Bet A real good cook Home RICHARD BRAUER Dzck One great guy Industrnal skatmg dancing dnvmg Likes all sports rock ro Marriage after graduatlon Military Sen :ce CHARLES BUDDE DOROTHY BUDDE Sonny Dome Retanlmg Library Club Always alert always smllmg Lakes syummmg vsater sknng Vocat1onalStenography football To be an automobxle Lnbrarw Club Decoratnon for un salesman lor Prom Mardi Gras YTetns Llkes popular musnc Secretary 1 f' f - In ra. i::,f , U ' 4 ,. 4..,' H H rn H ,V-I M U ... ,. 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'Q I In 1' ' Q'- O O NORMA BLRDICK DOUGLAS BURI Fayorrre saymg number please Doug B1-l5'm55 Enlols dfmfmg Anyone want to hear Neurons roller skarmg and baby sxttnng third la, nf momma Telfphone Opcfamf College Fnrrance Science Scrence rs hrs specralry own hrs own busrness GLFN BUTLER JOHN CARLISLL Duke ark The easy going type Co A good man rs hard to fmcl lege Fntrance Scrence Lnkes College Fnrrancc Screncc foorball rhythm and blurs Track Forum Managmg Ldrtor Armed Seryrces H1 Y Lrkes hockey cars Doctor IAURA CHANNING RICHARD CHEATHAM Xhrkey Rztbze Whoa Boy Vocanonal Crazylegs Busmess Srenogra hy Bovslxng Home V Football Y Basketball Track room reasurer Lrkes b1se Baseb1ll Lrkes moues ball horseback rrdrng skatrng dances teleyrslon Physrcal Secretary Educarxon Teacher I RITA BURKE Reel Short and sweet she cant bc beat Homemakmg Lrkes popular musrc svummm bovxlmg and nayy blue Homemaker RICHARD BUSH Dzrb and able Language HIY J ed Charrman For Morrrcran Acme artrsuc College Fnrrance Alpha Iota Chr Cross Class Day um Arr Edrtor SALLY CARPFNTFR Suzv Amusm but confusxn Y ocatronal Stcnography brary Club Forum Crrculatnon Homeroom Treasurer Decoratrons umor Prom Mardl Gras Forum ypmg Lxkes sk1tmg short hand Prnare Secretary PAUL CHAMBERLIIN Hs mnnd rs like a sundral cordmg only sunshrne Gen era Basketball baseball mouts Chlcago Cubs Mayor League Baseball Remember fhe boys chorus LSTHFR CHIAPPONF The thoughtful type Bus: ness Stcrctanal Lrkes study Small rn lryy shorthand musxc piano bllc Stenographer Club MFRLE CHURCH Mwlle rn srze but sensrbly vuse Sccrerarral I xbrary Lakes basketball popu lar musrc dancing Home maker 20 if A -,, ,, H! ,, 1 A - 4 A in ' ' ' A H '. re- 1.f ' K: .K U . - '-' .Q L A wil uv' wi- M-XRGARFT CLEARX JAMES CRAIG CAROL CREGO ELL-X CL MMIINGS thnx nn 1: 1s Srcno Her bmm 1s llkc Ll pm cushlon T.1ll 1nd rcrrnfrc Home Tryxng ro gcr ro hr-nun rn our I?-fmhlf Df1m1UC Club 'FUCK full Of WINES T0 C10 Lmnomlcs Bqskerbqu lm,-I dum Cnncml sulm X 'I-uns Boulung Forum lxrcu Secrv.r1r11l Irkcs skmng mu,-415 YTLWS MMS pop mmg football U-,ck Aum mon Prp Club L1k4.s horscb1ck ndmg basknrbzll shorr uid, ,-mmf blsketball umm, uchnman drrunp, dmcmg baskertnll h.1nd Secrcury xollcybnll drnmg cars Doyle Mldl'-ll SLCVUUY Beauty School RARFN D-KY JOHN DI-HO A fammmg Dlggnr 0Do.ll The Fllshbulb Ixld 1 1, Collrgg Inrrmu bumu chmrcal Tmhmcrl School Orchgsrrr -Xll Suu X 'Ieens Phomgrzphlr brudrnr Coumll LIRLS swummmg blskgtblll orgln Ixu Club bophomorg Clxss Pro Lnduuknr rdmr H1 X Ingrmgr Z STLPHLN LLZZ-XC RI -X MICH -XIL D-XSRAN ITZ Plays n trumpu soma. fl hrs Touchdown XX hnz bgmnl own am.1zf.mLnr Indusrrul rorb1l Brsku 1 Arts B.1nd Orchgszm Damn snbull Ixu C Band Marchmg Bmd Llkgs To um rhv. 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'4. r ', . -4 I ' I 1 fr I DOUGLAS EATON xIlYk An authorm on swxmmmg and track Mechnmcal Techmcal hey Club Track X I C A Aquatic Instructor ELIZABETH FNZININA Bells Lrttle and vusc 1 terror for her srze Buslntss N Teens TWIfItfS Captann Drlmmc C lub Tovxp1th Sports Promounn Pep Club Bowlmg Prnate Sec retary FAYE FARLI X Fne feet tvxo eyes of blue College Irnrrance Science Blnd Choral Club jr Red frnss Representatne Forum urureups Pednatrrc lNurs1ng 'lm-4' GERALD EATON LFIA ECKHARDT LARRY FDSALL ,lerrn Lee A vuzard rn hrs eld Tall resersed and .1 grelt guy Her talent rs applred u h a lndusffml AHS Della H'Y College Entrance Scnence brush' College Fnrrance U S Army Resene Armtd umor Red Cross -IX Tennxs Scrence YTeens Lrkes senlfes Lrkes books Medrcal tenms prano musrc To be Mrssronan an artrsr M ARJORIE FRIClxS H H1 One of our rntellectual ones College Entrance Scxence Band Tow path C opy I-drtor Honor Soctety Secretary F T A Marchmg Band Forum Patrons Stat? Brochemrst CHARLES FARACI He shlfts rnto second when he can AFord rt' College Entrance Scxence N Iootball V Football key Club AIph1 Io 1 Chl Hx X Phystcran or electrical engmeer CORINNE FARCHIONIE Fond of sports and the great outdoors College Entrance Scrence Orchestra jr Red Cross Dramatnc Club basketball boulmg Baby nurse We elecfed Dyson Gay presrdenf GARY I-ENV JEAN FISHER Cn lemme One nn a mnllnon College Laugh and the world laughs Irntrmce Scnence Chorr Band vuth you Xocatmnal Sren Orchestra ance Band J ographxc X Teens Choral Track All State Secrronal Band Club Bovslmg Homeroom Xnce Grace Notes Barber Shop uarret Prestdent Medxcal Secretary A mrllronarre SHFILA FITZGERALD Illz XX onderful talker wonderful pal Busmess Pep Club Sports Promotnon Commrttee For um Crrculatlon Tovnpath Typrng basketball YTeens Ofhce worker 22 Q--1. HIM' X I xwife K Chuck Sn0okie ' x -,, 1 A U -. l A- .vi Q rnillt . 'V 'I s DONALD IIIC In III XIII X XR BFRTHA ILOYD Irxends mlny nmmnes nom PATRICIA FOGG -'Zi ROBERT IOOTI I H1 1 vs 1 thlrm: H0mLm1k1f1s X IIMH5 f ul s 1 shut u md br: ,L h nd mu ,lm Una ,,, I.zkLs yolltybrll r k n roll h, H n Q U1 1 whsle fooptrmu R tlll dmcmg HUm m'l'L' Lrll Iiuslntss Bind Mlrrh mg Lxkns h1sLblll football m im orum Iurrullu 1 buskuhrll skxtmg Armtd 'Iuupuh 'Iyp1ng., H 'hens Serucns Prn are Serruxrx IN Buy I 1 xt p C Ullkgi ntrlncv. Suenct loot 1 out 1 r xc 1 Lxkts footbnll skung hmm turn xl enp,mu.r ROI AND IRIFDRIC lx DAX ID C1-XRRISONI Pudge D lt e Our flying., fnh of the Naxnl Re C ment vurh racket mr us srru College knrrmcv. zuba. College I-nrrancn Scn Senna JN Swrmmmg Na rnce Tnnms Choxr Chess ul Arr Rnserye Armed Club Lnkes cars ham radro serynces Brochemncal Research REITH FORSEY MARILYN FRAASS like Grndnron Golmrh' CollcgL Entrance Scncncu. Football Baskerb1ll Track Ixey C lub I-I X Xlurme Studymg hnsrory :snr one of her its but stud mg dates we Business Lrkes Lukas footbnll popular musxc To play nn the Rose Bowl dancrng drnmg .1 ctr cmptromsr of fhe Jumor class DYSON GAT uocumque rrahunt fara sequar College Entrance Language Forum Edntor m Chxef Band Honor Socxety HIY JV Truck Dance Band junlor Class Pres ldent Multi bllllonaxre SANIDRA CAX Sandy Sandy can draw a lot of thungs bcsndes arrentnon College Entrance Nuwcomtr to LS H S from Roy Har: Lnkes svummmg :ce skarmg baskuball popular musnc Irashnon de srgner CHRISTINE GENTILF CLYDE GOTI-IARD Chiu After a few days In the hospital Dashmg efsonalny he took a turn for Indus czmonal Srffjnographrc jumor mal AUS 'A-lPh3 Ima UU Class Treasure Homcroom H' Y hnlols boafmg Trcasurtr Sports Promornon Iom 'Ulm body and fend'-1' Wofk mrrtu 'Iowparh Dramatxc Klub Intramurals mess School 23 X Tccns Bus as 'L V ' A .. H: ,D A I H V Q ,.p.l,. ,. Il., A quit-I guy 'ith 1 s . 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VO- 4 1 -' ' , 'NELSON GOULD N415 -K reil right guy athletic Ncl as an All American time will tcll folltge Entrance Science Basketball Ieootball Tennis hes Club To play for the Xankees KAREN GRIMBLE BRENDA GROFF Look before you leap Bren cational Stcnogra hic Chorll UP m ,hc clouds Busmcss Club C oir ow ath Typist 'hmpmh Forum lmoys Dmm-mf Club Y cam all sports Airline Stewardcss Stenography RONALD GUNBY Gutzm All around athlete n lege Entrance Language I-ootball N Basketball X 'Irack X Baseball HIY Ixey Club Lawyer ROSEMARY HALBIC, Rosa LX NN HAMILTON H lm Look out XX all Street here comes cn Ham ns h s so th class of 5 s career girl ease that with an opponent h Business Likes dancing svum shoots rhe breeze Mechan ming clrning basketball music ical Technical Track Xar To be a success in the bus: sits football manager Drafts ness vsorld man BRIAN HARTMAN 'SriIp .'I'.isthepae ....rt . . . JN. Basketball . . . Likes progressive jazz . . . T be a millionaire ANITA HEARY Nevis Tomboy in lace . . . General Science, and Art . . . Band. Or: chestra. Y-Teens, Intramurals . . Enjoys softball, basketball. bowl ing, swimming. tennis, golf . . Physical Education teacher BLAIR I-IANEI XVOLFGANJG HANISH we me a ng d D olhe h3PP5 Cgollfgc hm?3f'CE Welcome to America all sflenfc O hc? lub said Mechanical likes HIY H'X Cmmfll I-'ku photogrxphy swimming smiling reading baseball svumming sklmg -I0 b,M Successful A minister We couldn f forgel' fhe SHARON HAUSACER IESTHER HEIPLIZ 'Swimming is her sport . . . fone Shc'll follow in Robert Louis College Entrance . . . Band. Chor- al Club- Y 1-96115 - - - Nl-U50 Stevenson's footsteps . . . fo- lege Entrance Science . , . Library Club, Photography Club . . . Likes baseball, swimming . . . To write poetry and novels 24 DAVID HENDRIC'IxS THOMAS HEWITSON Drue Heure Our best hubblmg backstroker Sulxng saxlrng mer the ocean College Entrance Ixey bue Industrnal Arts Club N Svummnng Irnloys Lrkes svummmg water slenng boatmg water sknng campmg bowlrng Nasy frshmg Mechrnlcal Irngnneer SANDRA HY CHARLENE JACKSON Sandy Cbur Humor rs one of the best artrcles one can wear Busrness Lrkes popular musnc dancmg Trasel balloons af fhe M JANELLE JONES an Fasy to remember hard to for get Home Economncs Band Marchrng Band Homeroom se retary X Teens Choxr Lrkes svnmmmg rce skaung Hosprxal dletltran An Aye for arrplane ptlots College Entrance Scxence Student Councrl Homeroom Pres :dent Cheerleader Band Orches tra Chorr Choral Club jr Red Cross Honor Socrety Towpath Forum Crrculatron Arrllne stewardess ard: Gras JUDITH JLDSON udp J J must stand for jolly o ualnty Xocatnonal Steno graphic Student Councrl Homeroom uce president Dra matxc Club Pep Club YTeens Intramurals Secretary ALDINE HITZEI. Topper Thrs rose was not born to blush unseen College l'ntr1nce Screnee Choral C.lub Drama tn Club X 'Ieens Iznyoys dancnng football popular musnc College GORDON JELLINCIS ellx Far away places wrth strange soundnng n1mes 1re callnn Retanlnng Lnkes football To gom the armed forces JERRY HORN unet resened to hrs busmcss he tends Industrnl Arts Inpoys huntlng sports cars Truck drner CHRISTINE JOHNSON Chris Sweet md petrte General C ollege Entrance Orchestra P T A X Teens LIICLS popu lar musnc basketball baseball Teachrng SHIRLEY KATHRE Shrrl Those weddrng bells vull b brealung up that old gang of mnne Busmess H Teens Lnl-ees skatmg cookmg sew mg and talklng Secret xrx KAREN Ixlr EP Hippy as a ark College Entrance Scnence Band jr Red Cross Drammc C.lub Y 'Ieens Towpath Managing Edrtor College 25 SALLIE KERNS d Wo duet fads for blue eyed Sal X ocatmnal Stenographxc Dramatrc Club Homeroom Treas urer Forum vsrrte up Mardt Gras H Teens Ltkes dogs and bad mxnton Secretary JOH CE ICNOOP ox lxAREN KERSHAW Red Brlght red hair bu not e tradttmnal temper College Entrance Sctence Dramatlc Club Orchestra Choral K lub P T A Mardn Gras Intramurals Y Teens Llkes small dogs mustcal comedtes Teacher LOL IS lxOLL Lou Headmg down the marrrmomal Ixe lned through tt Hurrah tratl Art Lrltts danc General X Basketball mg roller skatmg drrung svum X Football Ltkes sports and mmg Marnage cars State Trooper I JLNE LAMBALZER GIHZJIF New at LSHS but already a success Busmess Ltkes drnmg ball games popular mu src Stcnographcr BEVERLY KIRCHBERGER Bez Blonde blue eyed member of the class of 57 Homemak mg YTeens Lnbrary Club Lnkes popular musnc RONALD KNIGHT Ron Theres somethmg about a sol dxer College Entrance Sc: ence Student Councnl H1 Y key Club V Football Y Track Baseball J Baskttball Sports Promntton Commnttec Mrlrtary Academy JAMES KOLEK GERALD LaFOREST Sum erry lndustrtal Arts L11-tus cars 'Neyer a worry tn the world svummmg pool -Xutomobtlc College Entrance Sctenct mechanxc JN Football Nrsual Atds Club Nay al Rcserye Nan C arent Our founfam of soapsuds af IO ANN LAMBERT JAMES LAlNDElN SANFORD LAINDERS rm 5071711 An ambrtxon close to all semors The happy vsanderer Great outdoors man o hearts Home Economncs dustrtal Arts Band Marching lege Entrance Sctence Ltkcs Busxncss Cafeterta helper Band Vtsual Axds Ltkts takmg engtnes apart eltctrontcs btmltng Ltkcs swnmmmg outloor sports Iearmer and all sports College dancxng bop rnadmg Grad uatzon 26 ,1 Nea? 52 -M J v t z A A L it Us I.. .. ,, -f .H 4 H 1. 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A HM., ,, I Y ix X I, 2' DONALD LATTA LORRAINE LAUER cELEsr1NE LAWRENCE DIIIIIHL A friendly guy to haxe around lndustrxrl Arts Hx 3 e Club V Football Bxsketbnll -I Red Cross Lrkes hshlng huntlng swummmg and basketblll Armed Ser vnces LINDA LeVAN Lyn Nou :ts no mystery vnhy Linda lnkes hxstory College F trlnce Science Ir Red Cross Orchestra Choral Club Twzrlmg X Teens Dflm1IlC Club Nurse Lon Dnzzy Ftngers College Izn tr1nce Scnence Student Coun cl Band Orchestr1 Presndent FT A Chonr Accompanxst Chor .xl Club Towpath reporter Forum Ilass Fdntor Forum Patron Staff Honor Socxety Vnce Presrdent Y Teens Mustc Teacher Tm 1 Tall and slum vurh conslderxhlc um General Busxness Twrrlmg Honor Socnety 'Irena urer YTeens Student Assnstmt Gundance Office Lzkes musrc spectator sports Secretary +19 if JAMES I rt llll Better late than nuer C ollege Intrance Scuence H key Club Swummnng Lrkes sports jazz clothes Denttst FRANCIS LEWIS Budd? Our future Ralph Mayo of the anrmal set College Entrance Scnence Intramural Basketball Lrkes sports Vetermarran fhe Jumor Prom IS shll hilarious MARIF LICATA Neat and Trxm General Busmess Homeroom Vnce Presxdent jr Red Cross Dramatnc Club Intramurals jr Prom Com mtttee To own gas statlon DONALD LDTE Don To get up rn that Vnld Blue Yonder' Mechamcal Tech mcal Football I'-IrY Lakes srrorts musxc huntxng fish FRANK LICATA Show me the vxay to go home General Football asstst ant manager Next year Uncle Sam IDA LICATA Idle Lxttle azz Busmess jr Red Cross Y Teens Pep Clu Practrcal nurse VINCENT MACALUSO MALCOLM MacFACI-ION I xnfe I If Buglers I-Iollclay College Conrentmenr ns true vsrsdom Fntrance Scnence Football College Fntrance Snr-nre Band Orchestra Hx Y Band M-trrhmg 'Band I-In Y For loys huntmg ESIIIIIQZ Shoe nm Qtah' Curl Defense Co mg and archery Auator repatrman ler'e for Whldlxfe Seruce .4-0-1 1 for 27 b MARY MAGIN BARBARA MAINES Lnttrs a room some flrst Babble HAZEL MAIINOR H IZ DIANE MANSON D1 me ff Homuoom Pnmdem In the ranks of Amcrnca s tnctl New entrant thus yur Pruty full of fun and Posntne 3 T'-W5 Sfudmf Lounfll pushcrs ocuuonal tnno Bustntss Ltkes sunk dogs l Democrauc Vocattonal Llk'-5 drums Um'-I Skcon gmphnc Bovsllng Inc and cars Dxsllkcs boys wnh tenography Y Teens 'U' HH Machu Sltntzng Stctuary jeans Stenographer Likes sktn dnmg and archery -XNTHOINX MAROTTA 'IHILLMA MARTIN lmnk Mlghty mltt md mlghu mu. A smxlt for urn box .md two fvllhsh lm 'mC'- 50'-'lcl fm UU, girl conlgk Tvurlxng Dmmauc Club Hmm SCH-nu jg lombdll 'leans Homtroom Treasurer hmlbdll J Bdskubdu Bowlmg faxorntt song 'md C, club I Soft Summer Bruzv. nr Culltge lung Sum xtdtss C KROI. MCQRATII JOIINI MCIINTOSH 1. I xt to sta het llu X16 Xotauonll Sunogrl hy Bowl -I-0 dodgk hlrd work D Lmus mp. junior Prom Commtlut 101.154 Imrmn Sutnlil Surturx nn on 1 nr tr x ttro Curl tn5.,tmtr Mayor nn psychology XX ALThR M-XSLOXVSRI jI:ANNE MCCARTHX Bunk femnze The hap y athlett College lNuu walks xnro a room but ntrancv. cxtncz. X lootbtxll s College Iznrtmcv. X Swrmmm T mc Dtltt SCILFICL Dtrmatxc Club C hor 1 X lxey ub Llkts all .ll C lub Chunr Assemblx Com sports cats and must tx mttzu. X Teens Orchestra lege Lolltgn As semors, we elecfed B -XRB AR -X MCINTX RI: B nb S Lnct ns golden I must tty I somttxmc Xocatnonal Sta nogrtphy Bind Muchmg Bmd Student Councrl Drxmmc Llub l-orum Patron Stwff Mm rgcr Honor Society Prnm. Secnury JAMES MCIIXTX RE K ar The debotnxr upe Collcgn Intmnu Scttncc Forum XX rltt up SMH cIfClll1llUI'l Stxff X Trttlt ll: X Sports Promotxon Commlttu. X Swimming A htgh school prmclpal Q Af 28 ff .W rl I SN, 1 , I 2 .-' ,L . P If 9' v - v - A , -' , I U- j . -' v.,. , t- l f f E' '.r.xi.d'it! ...l '1- 4 v. ' k, -I .Lh- I . g-...tL1- '- . X X. . ' . , I X I fxx- ui- X -- - A. gh . ,. 1, A A fi , yt H 'A 4 lik. f Club, 'Phil Bum tim rn-if I V 1 . . ' ' I 3 '. M . j.X'. fmlmll nm ag-. Ci ll Air A Q - I 'L A 1' ' '. au. 5- '. ' P. 'gs 1, 3 2 - l 45 S I5 . ,p 5 b , , ,V ' ref ' , J vi k-,1..f fillf ' PALL MEIER Chuck Musrc hath charm Collcgt Inrrmct SCILUCL Chotr Bra matxc Club Lnkes xll music School teachtr JOSEPH MINUNNI 06' Calm cool collected o Itgc Icntrance Sctence Studcnt C ouncnl l'rtasurer Homeroom Prtsldcnt Honor Socnety Chemical hngmcer or Chemtcal Research Worker MILDRFD MOLL Kllllle Hr ho Srlwcr College Fn trance Science Bowlmg rramumls Ltkcs horseback rndtng all sports Homem-tktr ROBERT MORAN Slleckx A utzard at the uhttl 1 not at thc gmr shlft Co opcratnt Retailing Dr1m1tlc Club Iukes baseball skarxng rock ro Salesman JUDITH MORNINGSTAR ud1 Ltttle Holland always gettmg tn SHARON MOSHER Moe The mdependent type 0 DUANF MOSURF CAROLYN MOUSSFT A head for facts Mechan Temx rc'll Technical Svummln Indeed 3 slght to behold Delta HtY X Track Manager B YT Sump Club Mffhamfal Fashmnugbrocrilnator Cans Engmeer Dutch College Fntrance Science Cheerleader Forum Cxrculatxon Manager Busmcss Manager Patron Stal? Towpath YTeens Band J Red Cross journallsm Gary Terwllllger JAMES MOYER lm Agrtculture most certam source of wealth' Industrtal Arts Vtsual Atds Club Buxldtng constructor catmnal Stenographnc Teens Enyovs playing basket ball Glenn Mtllers Moonlxght Serenade Beauty School presldenf SANDRA MURPHY San Hey my cap and gown dont t' Bustness Cnrls mtramurals bowltng Ltkes swtmmmg roller skatmg and bowlmg Homemaker JANICI: MUSCARELLA an Chcm1stry9 Is that what thus ' College Izntrance Sctcncc jr Red Cross Y'Ieens bowlxng horseback rtdmg rce skatmg basketball games College 43.3 29 DAX ID NIAVMAN ake An easy gotng guy who wants to enter the cloak and dagger professton' lndustrral Arts kederal Bureau lmesttgatron ROBERT NEWTON JOANNE NOWICKE Bob In the spnng a young mans Staymg m step rs qutte a feat fancy turns to baseba Mechantcal Technncal j X Basketball W Baseball e Club Enjoys all sports Engtnter but not for o ert and petxte Xocattonal tenography Tyurler Intramurals J Prom Business School W SHIRLEY ODLE Sbxrl Toots a mean clannet College Entrance Scrcnce Band Lrbrary Club Marchnng Band F T A Y 'Ieens C horal Club Elementary teacher In Lockport JOSEPH PALUMBO oe Many are called but few get ' Busmess Art j V Basketball Track V I'oot ball V Basketball Baseball College JOAN PENCILLE To make other women as charm tn as he Homemakmg Intramurals YTeens To own a beautrctan shop DOUGLAS PENXVRIGHT Doug One of LSI-IS s ardent hunt ers Industrral Arts Enyoys all sports sports cars musrc Ambmon to tour the Unrted States makmg a substan ual lnmg and to own a Chevy Corvette JUDITH PILS JOANN POLICE Indie As spry as a flddler s bow A half pmt of personality College Entrance Sctence Art Pep Club Intramurals Marchmg Band Orchestra Band jumor Prom Commrttee YTeens Y Teens All State Orchestra Fashton destgner Elementary teacher DONNA PHILLEO Moderatron a key to success Bustness Stenographer Intramurals Ltkes horseback ndmg Ambmon to see the West LINDA PICKLES dn? Newer worry neser shtrk newer ktll yourself wxth work College Entrance Sctence Forum Actnmes CoEd1tor Tow path Intramurals Gtrls Athletre Assoctatton Secretary Dramatxcs Club Orchestra YTeens Ambttton to loxe the lrfe I lead The caphvahng slren af fhe Sadie JOLENE POLICE SANDRA PUFF Sandie The other half pmt of person Nrce to know General altty Vocatronal Stenogra Course Enloys all sports phy YTeens Pep Club I Nurse tramurals junror Prom commtttee Recepttontst Y 30 .ii 'Q I I ' ! if , 4 I ' , 1 'Ny f 5 5,1 H sf , H H ,,Jo,, ,. . ,. H1 H . 'T' 'll.!':...V 41,5 I , 'Q my . :'.' '. ,Ky ,U , r. . -' .lv Q . , .Ill pl., ., V, 'g ' U 4 v H HJ ,. 'Na . Q I A :...: W- I '- ' 5 . 4 5 A .- I ish ' : R -A 5,3 J I I- , v' .4 ' ' ' , if riff it A C . . . H NIO.. Mio., H -., 4 V ', . ', Q I , .', . Q nz ... ri I 5 A L' 'K . , I . NELIA PYNN Nellre Needle thread and Pynn thus reams hound to vun C0 ltge Entrance Sctence Language Homeroom Secretary Tow path Secretary treasurer jumor Red Cross Choral Club Home Economics Cornell GARY RANDOLPH MARY ANN RANKIE Randy Salesgtrl par excellence None too shy but none too Stmogmphy Enlols Shoff hand svummtng and records bold' Retatlmg tu dent Counctl Secretary Prestdcnt Secretary juntor Class N :ce Prestdent H1 X Rochester Busmess Instttute SHIRLEY RITZ Sheryl Member of the Rocket 88 Club' Xocattonal Stenogrtphx Student Council Marchmlz Band B1nd Forum Ctrculatxon Manager Dramattc Club A prnate secretary SUSAN ROADARMEL Sue College l'ntr1nce Sctenct. Orchestra Honor Socntty Cheer ltadtng Asstmbl Commtttec I' T A Choxr Stu ent Councxl Eltmtntary teacher CHARLES ROBERTS Charlie Mechantcal Techmcal Man xger X Football basketball base ball enjoys tennxs satltng photo graphy Engtneer MARILYN ROBERTS Lynn Hugh school das hate tetr deltghts but Gcntrxl Homemaktng Dramatnc Klub Jr Red Cross Bowlmg X Tttns Beautlctan NBS? Hawkms Dance 'l'urned ou'l' fo be Judy Ptls EX ELYN ROGERS Chctr chccr for L S H S General Busmess Tow path C heerleader Sports Promotlon fommxttte Pep C lub Dramattc Club Secretary or btauttctan ROGER ROESELIR Rag member of the ruler and cal tper set Mechanxcal Ttchnx ca X Track Delta H13 Ltkcs all sports stamp collcctnng Mechanical lzngtnecr GERALD ROGERS SANDRA ROHDF SALX ATORF ROINCHFTTI Corky Smdze 1 Get a load of that classy chassts Short Snappy and Swttt leascmatm Rhythm o Industrtal Arts Enyoys Stcrttanal Practtce Dramattc ltgt lrntranct Band Orchts baseball and football m Club Intramurals Y Teens tn Marchmg Bmd Pht ttl button to own hrs own custom Secretary or Sttnographtr HIY M MK Nttmntl bullt car Orchestra Proftsstontl mu SICIKI1 31 ,W l A 'L 3 13, 5 My nh' SA - I ,,c.'f'lLy If you lgnew Susie+ . . . Everybody likes Charlie . . . .ir 55-,Hr 0 u l Y 1 I , I v A Er ' , 1 ' Stl 5 ,x r X Lf. Q gp: A ' ,A ROGER ROTONDO Pmnutr Puseurance persomfxed General Audrousual zuds Lrkes readxng ar Armed forces ROBFRT SECRIST M-SRX IOL ShLFRIFD Bob 0 Iulu The steady type Collrga Hu grrlrsh lzughur filled our Fnrrnnce Scrence J X Four mrs HomLm1krng 1 jx Trac Fnyoys gms dancmg swrmmrng sporrs hunting and cars Ambrrron to mur Plus Presley nun chun of restaurants and make a mrllron 'N VNC Y SAC lxFI RODHI SANIORD RICHARD SC INTA N 1:1 Rfrl Dirk grunt one for rn asonmg r 5 r hll 1 'I hrs future Drck Tr rcs of Ihr Scrnncr M ljor Iorum thosr. rhorns Arr M :lor jrgu rr P ltrol' Busmrss C rrculurron buff Dr1m1rrc C lub C olor Guard X rsu1l Ards Tmck 'I fuk An M P rn Ihr Army Iorum Acrnmns Co hdrror I T A Enjoys all sports Archrology Art educzmon iw,- follrge Inrrmcv. Scnncv. Presrdnnr 'Xssrmhly Commuter. Presrdcnr Honor Socrrry X Sw m Team key Club Forum flrcu lauon Smff Alpha Ion Chr H X Mechanrcxl Irngrmrr JAMFS QHAPLI IGH CHARLINIH SIMMONS Sbrp fbul The rnrcllrgrnr ntimd 1rhl1.rr ny and rrendly wlys whirl Homcmikmg 1nd Busmcss Fnloys srmk crr races Ambmon a happy marrngc The Blue Chrrsfmas Theme really 'transformed our ROBFRT SISLER JO ANN SLAC-HT DANIFL SPECK XY ILLIAM STFINFR Boh Io un D nz B1 Spccralrst rn sprrng water Xkrrh a song rn my hurt Ongrn1l history qurz lud Theres no busmcss luke show Rcrulrng Crurse around thc Xocmonnl Srrnogruphy Mc-ch1nrc1l Trchnrcil Trlrk husmcss College Fnrmncr world on a mororbrkc ,ms XX Lsxcrn musrc Busmrss iyummrng Srgmx lxxppl Qcrrnu IV Inorb1ll Iscv HI Y H1 Y Cnuncrl MiChll1 C lub Lrhmry fluh To frnd rcll Fngrnccr gr yn COIIKEIIK 32 QW! mx mu STOCRXXIII u urr l dull momnnt Ll'lIll'IIl Prlu 'Iouplrh lxpxny. ldxmr Sports Promotxon onmnmru. Surunry Pap h X lu Sncnrxry o q.,L nrrxnu IN uh und cl In amlll Plflxlgtb Huslmsg scrwub mu Sxgmn lxuppn Hn X Orchcsrn Dmmum C I nb 'lnlsurnr our 1 Svum X Turn: oys lll lunda ming, IXTIIIIRLI' Knrl Ingxnur muan. To buoml. 1 go d annum sunt Corps Lulu: Tachu kouslry Mrmster D-XX ID STOC lxXX ILLI. C -XROL STOP X ION S'll 'HP D111 sf' llsx gon j., ur One. of Ihr X 5 Lmployus Good rhrngs d nt rlwus rom NWIIWNIYWI- UNIX Xfmkll LH XRLI S 'l 'XX LOR DI NNN 'IHONIPSON C buck 1 Ha 5 our goldan uno: lrundls q wx x ollaga. Pntrlncc Scxcncr. bkkftllflll X Tc-Lna Intrl Chonr Band Ground Oh murnla Prn nv. 5kLl'tIIl'X CAROL SUITS Thy eyes hue nr' College. De The terror of the ch 1b follcgn Irnrmncn Scxence Blslrubnll Forum Cnrculzmon DELBERT TANN Inrrnncv. Scuncv. Drum mc uh C onl Club Y 'Iuns Homgroom Sncru lfy RLd from ruprcscnmtru Iorum l' lf Lul mon I ollcga Lnkns Tha. Plartus basketball Futura. Lducatron abs' gym, especially Drck Bushs Chnsfmas frees GERALD THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON MARX VALERX lamb Slime Bob 1 Ind Asrun. of thv. ro Nou idly: ercry man rs enurlud Our number om I-lu: rmk Gnmnl luoth1ll lf lnbern .md in .lutomo SLcru1rulPractlCL Tvurlmg rnck Lnkns horsnblck rldmg bl L follggv. Fnrmncv. Sc: X Tunns Lxkns rnnms foor XX, ILLI XM X YRDONTSFI LI Bl An outdoors boy fnllqza lnrrmcv. Scnnncv. 1 X Swnmmmg Lakes hunung, nummmg rollu sknmg horscs gnu. 'lobu .1 mnllxonalu ro k n ro 'I 1 own 1 h1sLh1ll football rock n roll 'Io own .1 skunng rnnk brand new Cadnllac C onsarxarxon if-' 5,-, 5- 1-9' if If k '.2F-111.54 f:lm.ar..S 33 ELINOR WARD MARIAN WARWICK DAVID WATSON PAULA WEEKS Ellre Hem Doc Peppy full ot' fun Terrific on the bowling alley Artistic smart and pleasant EHIOBS the C0mf0fl5 Of life cgluoml lsjmnogmphg b Homemaking Bowling General Art Pep Club Science Lrkcs food sleep alum Y ,lfamducb II1 Jr Intramurals Likes roller skat Honor Society Intramurals Y and CHS Eflgmffl' Progs S cms Ou mg mg swimming and dancing Teens Inter Club Council 'nate ecremfy Beauttctan Art Instructor Red DOUGLAS XX I-IR ROANNI- WI LTON Doug cffencsccnt as an Alka Sclt -1-dl mt Why can! ll,-,amen qu- zcr College Entrance Science I, the 3 College In Intramurals 4H actxv imma Sclence football ttxcs drum corps Likes danc Track Homeroom trcasurtr Ing BECIUUUHU College next year mf' K RICHARD WERTH BRIAN WHITE Rrrby Whitey Cntlization take tt away Real crazy about football Industrial Arts . . . Likes a black College Entrance Science . . . and white Mercury. vacations . . . Football, Track . . . Likes sailing To stay single and see the world . . .Career in motor transportation e crowning event' of our school years. the Senior Prom, MARY XVI-IITE RAYMOND W HITEHEAD PATRICIA WIGHTMAN BRUCE WILLIAMS Al evt' Plays basketball like a pro . . . Nocational Stenographic . . . Twirling. Intramurals . . . Likes roller skating and ice skating . . . Secretary DRUM Davy Crockett of the deep . . . College Entrance Science and Art . . . Track . . . Likes rock 'n roll music. track. skin-diving . . . Navy frogman commercial diver Patti Auburn-haired . . trance Science . Towpath. Orchestra , . . lfnited Nations ' 'Handxomeu . College En- Originator of Fender Bender's . . Twirlers. Club . . . College Entrance . . . Y-Teens Science . . . Band. Marching Nurse Band, Delta Hi-Y . . . Physicist in nuclear energy 34 DANIEL WILLOVER ALICE WITTCOP Dan llinggsh rs heg class Co ege ntrance crence Bowl Buglefndtilcgmgf Muskegfgii rng basketball Lrkes barbe Marching Band Career cued beef baseball Choprn s Concerto To be a good CAROL WOLTERS Acme of femrnrne groomrng General Busrness Dm matrc Club Homeroom Secretar Forum Crrculatron YTeens Beautrcran Amerrcan crtrzen KEITH WRIGHT RICHARD ZIEHI. RONALD ZIMMERMAN Geneaal comrimnder ogwthg Y Drck Znn ollege ntrance at Off clo d of vaporrzed A df f Ab L 01 StamP Club Cafeterra Worker mms m a Meciamcal Techmcal Majlolfwlln Sagegce e lgivugmmg Induitrral Arts Cljub b H Lrkes Key Club Homemom Vlce J V Football Likes flshmg Opin muslc asc 3 Presrdent Ham R3dl0 OPEI' and huntrng Arr Force and ec amc ator Electrrcal engmeef partner rn hrs father s busrness clrmaxed our year '1 -J' Z from The H68 lma Mater Gold and Bluej Harl' Alma Mater s colors proudly flyrng Gold and blue, we pledge to thee our love, Dearer to us than crrmson deep or purple Gurde of our way, as true as stars above Emblem we love, thy colors softly blended, Speak of the lrfe that all our sons must share Gold for the sun whose beams are shrmng o er us Blue for the sky, so brrght and so farr Chorus For some love the blue and gray And others the gleam of gold The flash of the green o er srlvery sheen Drsplayed when the flags unfold Whatever the shade may be that keeps others brave and true Tho colors are many you ll not find that any Compare wrth the Gold and Blue 35 DONALD WOLTERS Don Chref ear bender Co oper atrve Retarlrng Army Reserves Army No Prcture Avarlable LaVERNE THOMPSON Tommre You can tell zr good car enter by hrs chrps lndustrn Arts Audro Vrsual Ards Lrkes horseback rrdrng hockey baseball Western musrc To own hrs own busrness Issue, ol- 'lhe for-um Ne 4 af-ff 00-N, wx ,,,,,...f X ew E IOR An Important part of eath assembly ts the strnpture readmg Here Mr Ross rs selettmg., an approprxate pas sage as Sue Roadarmel thecks thc program agenda art from ,gn-et Ewery Senlor was gnen the opporlumty of takmg the Patth Test The patxent IS Douglas Paton, yuth Faye Farley swab bmg hls arm, and Mrs Brunne about to apply the patth i 9 s Chrnstmas deeorauons atmosphere ln Miss Murphy s homeroom lent a festne a1r to the holiday Leos Corner kept the students nn formed of athletnt eyents bhula hu gerald ns affixmg nome of the Lotkport Newfane g,ame to the board L.- DAZE Bruce Williams and Dan Speck seem to have caught the Yuleticle spirit as they tack a decoration to their home- room bulletin board. Dy t-9,- 1!z'u,,.:F-., 1 , AF, lf, I ln Noxember the FORLM vaas tonterned with the taking of informal photographs of sthool life jatk Carlisle and Dxson Cray assisted the photographer as he made his rounds Y .2 5- G? 4 3' .,.F1.,,.c ,e K ffrii 6:55 ' 'N I r I S Solid geometry poses problems for 'my student who tries to master it It appears that Maryoru. lritlts was obtaining some assistante from Nlr Monatellt If sou attended the Holls Hop sou will retall the hundreds of hells that formed the false telling It was no small task to :rate and tut them out as Bei erlx Stotkvsell and Donna Baker were doing 1909 FORUM Junior class activities were as QF? ia! ,.---ff' 'T- 'fi S JLNIOR OFFICERS L Pynn S Caisse Nlr Meyer j Gambino 'NI Walters plan coming exents The junior Class had an eyentful year for lf began in the fall with the electlon of officers Lyle Pynn Presldent Sharon Caisse x1C6 Presldent oan Gamblno Secretary and Marilyn W alters Treasurer Business Industry I:ducat1on Day held 1n Noyember was the first b1g 1nterest groups to NISII local buslness md rndustrlal concerns Ordering of tliss rmgs stirted ln anuary so that they may be pur chased when the Class of 58 returns to school as Seniors The junior Prom planned as .1 clrmax to Class Day 1n May followed the tradition of former years under the leadershrp of Sharon Calsse general chairman Thls dance vyas a gala festlye occaslon 1n the beautifully decorated school gXITll'1dS1LlIl1 Vs ell planned the affalr offered a good time to all who attended Of course none of this pl mnrng would haye been posslble wlthout the fine gurdance of the class adyrsers Mr Wfhltney Meyer acted as chalrman of adylsers and vyorlted yuth the other umor homeroom teachers mcludmg Nllss XX headrlck Mr Sullxyan Mr Gay Mr Felnce BIISS BlgEl0VS Mr Mon acell1 Mr Speck and Mr Bauer The junlor Class has had quite a busy year If they keep up the1r enthu srasm 1nd team work they can look forvyard to as exciting tl Senlor year as that of the Class of 57 58 iff? 3 E on m the 1902 IORL NI 'Q' . s 4' x 10' X ,S Q 'A J Ld., Tl v 1 . 1' , . D , A . A , . ' , A . 7 , X as 'Z I' ' , Q , 7 ' Q I -. ' v 7 K J 9 , 1 s ' . - In , , ,, V event of the school year. On this day, the entire junior Class went in special 5 1 1 1 Y D Y, Q , .Q 2 . 7 y V . . , ' . - , - 1 ,' . . ' V , ' , - V 1 . ee, fro K 7 'l varled as they were successful tlus year HOMFROOIST 105 Aint Lmrl um U bcudrzfk Frou! Rou P Bayne D B1er L Berkowuu B Bnxler L Burolo R Argur. P Burke NI AI1f.,ClULLl Sammi Rou Miss XX headruk S Bcnncxl Bulfm L Ahkarlan C Xlhn Bocnher -I Bloomgren S Bchm L Anderson V Amoroso C Bllke j Boucrnnn A lmgron B Baer Bzrk Rau j Bulmer G Bloom 5 Ausnn l- Ballncn D Xnmloxsslo 'X cz' HOMEROOINI 106 Alf Eduard Sullnan Frou! Rau J Chambers P Carpenter P Covsper N IJHFIXII' P Cox K Coolex Scrond Rou V Dawson C Conles R Chapman P Conners 5 Bxe D Conrad 'NI Chughla S Calsse S Chambers C Corrnere 'Nlr Sullnan BML Rau X Clarfella S Burkhfnrt j Boxer H Buckholrz L Bowers j Cralg R Cam D Clexelnnd S Cllne L Conlex Absuzf XX Camp bell R Cheatham R Bragg 39 . I O , A 5. I ...W ,.,f , i?...A.,.. .-r.. 4, 'f . Al t l . , . H A ' I A , I 5 l , V' l i Q . ' as 1 , 3, ' s , 1 . W 2 3 ' x A , . l X ,i ,P x . ', ... ,V. ' Q, . -, . 3 . Af, .x ',l. 1 1 ,.. -,j. , . ' , 1. f . ,j. , . .l' . i , . ,. ' , .. , ,R. Addenbrooke, D. Balley, A. Ashley, 5. Bayles, XV. Beshan, XY. Beccue, R. Born, B. Anson. ' ' I 5 l Y J. ii if x ' , ' ! ' '16 M Y. - 9 'T ' C N. ,, . C7 U 3 x is l J' -6 2 : , Q k-x 5 5 ....A. r V 45 '.' . , . , . ' , X . 'I , . , . ' '.' . , . , A I . '. . 4 .' . I , . ' 4 , . 1' , . h' s - V x - 1 - y - V 1 - s - .lv ' f' V. ' , . , . . Two of the Jumor year h1ghl1ghts I T W'wT 'W 'D Q, M ,-0-Q HONIPROOXI IU 1511 D0111l1lG13 Rau Xlr CHU I. Quardlllbenc C ambmn B Hammond f Dmper B Drler R D1NI1lIo whrmg, Buk R011 e X Iilon P Dukcrsun I rler C crbcr J lJlCHflU Devex I. D 'XHFIA Absent X lJlPI'0fl0 IIONII ROONI I J 111 0 11110111111 mul on r IF 1111-1 as 111111111 1 m 8111111 zz 1 num 11 msmn 111 1 s 1 1m 1 s 1 is hun 1 Hlllki R nc 111 1 Ll ex 14 ou 1 1111111 U 11 l1nf,151 Gu 1 C rnmcs lx buder11111 1 Gum! Abxuzi B lxaufm 16 GIG Lal 40 Q o 0 D F f I 5 . . .H 1 fr i I 1 v 4' 7 .1 I - 1 I ' - 1 . ' - ' I. f P? 5 , I , f Q 2' L .1 1 5 I A jxi I U 'I I 'T 'T' Fw I '- . 1, , jq I A 1 ' .gi I yi.: 11' . ,Q I Q .V 1 1' - 1 J ' . L A X - . 'T Front Roux j. Ciulonka, IJ. Iixander, T. Gailnr, j. Garbutr, H. Ferre, F. I3iPastcnz1. stfflllli .1 . . , . ' z' ', 1 ' , . , .. 1 , . ' . . 1 1 L. D ' 1. 1 C. Crain , S. Di , Ci. h 2, , . ' ' . 7' , 3' 3 I- A , j. Q, 5. I '. f .' f. . A . A 11 lxlj. .' I' I R J S. H11 1I1cI, II1 ll , S. Lzilfurxt, Ii. Lake, L. K ' 1 , j. II1 ILIII g. f ' tl Rn .' Nl '. I'L'I11c, If, L31 , fl. ,I I , K1 AI.k', P. K zI.Ii', SI. Hu., KI. I In. S. 2 . H11 'I. B. K N2 I' pk, Ci. .I B1 'i K T. FIC hs' Ia: , VI. lionwsl-Q, ll. I7111- si ' ', B. Fr mlvgcn, D. fulily, R. Foley, H. . 'I' 'I , R. I a , 1 ' ' , '. I II , T. I . . .' . ' nn. F I I 5 1 I y M Q 9 Q I 1- v v. ' - , . . f I f In I 1 Q 1':'..f 5- ' I' -M N X, S i I 1. . ,. R ,. P . 1' 'T 1' x X T, N . 5 . . f Y Q I I . N I I: 7 6- C es t r : f bw V at X. were ordermg then' mugs and the Prom ll X -v ,.x, 6' xx ' - IIOWFROOIN1 170 Alu: AI :mu Ulu nu mul Rou D ll'1IlI'lf.,lllH K omlnrdu D L Foumam I M lrshlll P Q Safoml Rau 'Nlxss Bigelow Lenuxegh M Neuron N1g,cl X Lulucru P Niunsmu R 'NIug.,QlLbLrg., M Mmlu I hlrahbergcr H hlLl'IXX'llI1 LLVm Hui Rau P Illf.,Q.,lIli 0F In XX Hnrxumd L Lexus hug M Kellx Lmccss Lou R lxnllntt Abu: T Ixolus XX Hammer HONIIROOM 7 U1 U 1111 IDI A10IlILL!1l Izorzl Ron C Puhu P PISR A XIEII C1 Pemberton R Onmclx L Nuhulson Sammi Rau Nlr Nlonlulln Pmmlu C' PUSHICYI Pratt lx Pshxrrer V Oldlnm R Nlnuwln P Nels n N1 PHIIILT Buk Rau R Olxger A 'Nlusurella D Owens 'N Nhllcr P 'Nlulson I 'Nlnrm H 'Nemu L O lxccfc R Nlanllonald Nelson A Nlattunu CJ X., gf' 2 J 41 Q U . I . , K ., , , , ,,,,.,,,, ,, ,, . I I lr gpg . l 1 . ' , Q ,gn , .Xi ' 1' . X QE I QF, a N , Q '-N t K , ' I g ' sw :, 6-5 ' 0 lp Z X , , . .. al 4 , '- f I- A , 1 .' 1 1 4 - X4 Q4 ' K L- A . - 41 'gl If . Lil 4 1 , l. L . , . a' 4 , f. 'z z , VI. LIIUIS, . Mill-r. . ' A ', H ' ' , . K' ,' -I. '. Y , '. ' , . . .,,.,t l ,u A 2 U- y., ' .1 K ,JI .2. 4- in H ,Q D. f 11, '. 1 A , . W ,j, 1 , , D, V-1A ,P. 1 51, . ' . , 11.- 1 7 3 Lyn A I 1 A -01 , ', 44 4 4 4' Q, . L ', .1 Q ', P. 1 ,Q . ' H, .. ,A .. - -1 1 -1- 'J 1- ',J, ,'. , . . , .. , ,. .u. '. . H, ., '. ,. ..,.'..4 , ,f.. 1, .A ,. .. ' ,j. , .A .f . . I 5 5 A 1 A - g, f , '2 ' f -, ,, v - . V' 3 ', A t 4 - V4 A Wai A Q 5 1 ' X . 'LA . ' I 5 , es '-3 KX 3. 5: . Q I, 5 J . iv .-. X 4,-. 3 f vm 2 a A . X ' la.- i- 5, s . .X 5 , N V K , A - 1, ' X I -'mg V, Q, I The Junlors have many act1v1t1es 'L I K v-1 Q HONIFROONI 709 Air Gcorqc Spark Front Rau B Brumlex A Smlth XX Roberts S Sthmlclt XX Rnthmoncl R 51x1no lx SI1g.,ht Strom! Rau Mr Spedt XX Damxr C Bartlett S Roblnson B Srmth T Stotth C Sugtr Rules T Gax 9 Rusor R Prelsh L Pfermng L Rendullt L Pxnn C Patunt R Peterson H Paulex 'Nl Plttuth R Rmaldo Absuzl K Sheehan C1 Rxtzenthaler ls Roberts HONHROOM '17 .Mv ll lnlmy Allyn! von! Ron S IITISUII o 1 Qu nt r S 1 1 'N Steiner St rr u ltr Stoll NI Stexenson D Thompson l Stucnson R bmxth R Slur B Tax lor Mr 'Nluer Bu! Rau D Shields XX Shcrruk A bammarto L Rosau l' Tnlbc C Tran R Qurxst Nl bum per G Roeseler C Petkham Absent j Sansone P Sthultz D Seekms P bhxmer D Sossong 42 g 0 0 0 ' - 't 55 , , - - ! v ' 3 P if , I af T , Q4 tk ft 1 .: Y 'J , -1 JJ, ' 'gf-sf, t L-H . Q -, . +- ' 'f 3 r 3 -v ' 1 P- 1 , X A , l 4 A A -L 5 it Ll.. .' Q .. .. . ' . ' 'V '. ' ,' ' . , . . I, . ,' . , . ', . - , . . , N. . . I V.. . lr, YV. , . , . , . , . 1 1 , I. 1 hy' 3 R. Yanicki, S. Smith, S. Sheppard, R. Sahr, F. Preisch, R. Pipitone. Burk Roux' j. Perry, D. 'U' ' I-W, 'S if ' '. ' ' ' ' . . ' 'Q ' 'I ' ' ' I A ' . 1 , 1 . V K , . . ' .' . A , . ' , .. . , 2 - - A. ' It I' Q. St' , , j. T ll', j. .pc 'e , S. m'tl, ll. Q A f. Qlrozl Ro B. lo- , I1 , . , . ' . .' . , . ' ', . ' , . , . . to reuse money for thelr Semor Year 1-sv HOMEROOM 216 Mr Emory Bauer Front Rou G V1Zl R Warren lx Lrtel D Whtte C W'arren C Valery Second Rau K Wntte L VanTassel M Walters D Xvhltvsell L Weaxer A Upton S Wear P Yamtlu Wir Bauer Bark Rou W Wanetskt D Watkms R Stotkvsell D Verttx R Wynes F Tlsatk M Ul lah P VanDeMar XX XValton R Thurston R Usthold Absent J Ward R Tants j XVagner 49- P wwjem The adxenturous Juntors eagerly antxcnpated the day to yournes to Lock port mclustrtes BI h Dax Almost exert orgamzatxon talled upon the art department for posters and other art work Dxtk Rmaldo and 'Nlargo Paut ler gonstrutt one of thelr mam projects 43 CLASS 0F 1958 I I I 2 . if . 3 V Q I -, J Q, rr 1-,,1,L. f -2 . s 1 ' A Y G tv- R x . X l , :VI A i,' f 1- . ! , . ' 1 l t 5 -- 5 B re R . ' ' v ' v ' vu - . . , . , . , . , . , . . . Z I. S ' 9 ' 3 ' U 9 ' V S ' I A 9 ' V 3 L . . I-I . R 3 - , . Q V , . dv, . V , 1 ' - -' - L 'V ' . ,u . . , . .t, . , . , . . . . , . , . . 1 1. 4- Y . I ,' I . . Q , - .M t fm. L ,M 'A x xl 2 0 f A -' -51 X fl 4 ' V ' ' , ' , - ' , 1- . . . ' ' , . . . 4 . sl , , ' . ' A A K ' . f V an , T ', Great tlungs are expected 'JA iiui' , ,. . c , r s Wmnmk ' . X B W, Q 1 4 Z , ,j ' ' ' .LW,y3f:tyg A' ' - . i f f Q A .. A mm , 'gn I. ' , A 51 . . . ' A 5 . ,i 3 . 1, x ' 3 I . . ' A t ,D - '- z ' I 1 - X .. 9 ' '. '- l I X1-.X -,O N - , E Q u f , ' A -1 s ..-. M S! ,- r . . l i Q-4--t r f' x . 4 - , X- ' 1 . Y h QL - 1 Rv v x s I , A i. ' .s 'Zi V. V Q 1 4 . 312. , A 1 - fn , . f - - J - t -fg , N ' n I s . N ' N . 4 'I 'xl-Q ' 5 3 I . . ' g ' . Q .D rg M. 'vi ' ,J - t. - 'E wffbzf 1 -1 4 1 H i if t Yrxgw , ll A. f I X , LL, 'n E ps t I y K: ,LJ ,I D' I 1 sg? . 0' , . 1 ,' g ' ' mf Q- pr v . X4 X l ,V hh 'Y' V - 3 e i .' s . rs In ,. X - 'i --.X 5 . p , yt W . I , L 4 A ' 4? 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MFN4 v-R...-an X 0-' .1 SOPHOWORF OFFICFRS Left to ncbi Nlr XX hxtmorc th11rm1nof1dusers 'Nl Xmswworth xncepresxdcnt P Nlclcr treasurer R Nhxer presldcnt B Orr secremrx KX ' Q OPHO ORE from thc lORl 'Nl 1909 New tn school the memb rs of the class of 59 were easllx confused but .xs nme pissed, thes became orxented .md took m tmportant part m the smooth running of the school schedule XX hen electxon nme came, .ull sophomores were well acquainted .md officers, Robert Mayer, prcstdent, lx11LlLlClCCII Amsworth, seep, Bexerly Orr, secremrs, and Peter Meter, treasurer, .assumed ofhce wuth CI1fl'1LlS1dSl11 The ftrst planned .ictnm of the class of '59 vsas 41 talent shovx, heartxls accepted bs the enttre school Another actnttx, the lxldfdl Gras, added el festne note to the sprung season As thts school sear draws to .1 close, we can all thank the sophomores for thetr genome help tn nmlung xt one of the best tears m I SH S s hxstorx 44 from the largest class yet K'-Q 'QQ 'N HONIFROOM 104 Mr Iobn ll bzlmore Iron! Rau S Blxltr P Butuf. M 1XlI'lSXNOI'll'l C B1rnard P Ball X Blrber Mr Whltnttmre Bark Rau C Ahmhim N Bcnnctt R Bern D Behrens V Anson B Bovserman j Bal turn P Augustin 5 Atcr Bnshcr D Barrtlntotta C1 Antlruss D Behm Alumni L Bowen R Baldnm L Bell 5 Ayers HONIEROOM 11 .Mr Lean Peterson Front Rau 9 Ctatxa P Cmle I. Brong S Cmell D Burdntk XX Bone B Bush D Buth uald Strom! Roz: Mr Pcttrson lx Carpenter C Bowler C Brxant M Bradx I Chausse S Dulu I Cmsbx C Budde 'NI Campbell P Culserutll Brauer D Cellntou S Camp bell Bn! Rau D Buns C Brindenburg C Bxsher T Chuthlt C Cam XX Bobzlen R Clement D Ctthtart R Burdltk I. Cole Boolthout S Carrlgan R Blantharcl Absent B Brtmtlnxas R Y Dlilxi H Q34 45 CL SS The have already shown up HOMEROOM 118 Mr Andrea Grnbousbz I'ron1Rou R Drler C Inglrsh P Dcmnex S Ghnn C Innsmrmn D Gnbson M Dfmlcx V Dnctcr A Darrmh Swami Rau L C1 dmr C Fulrhcr A Cnrdner P Cnx C C1 w I Dcrmaus B Frcdcruks lawn A Donncllx D Duc-mc-rr C Dlcmerr C Dxrknrson 'Xlr Gribmxskn Bari Rau X Cnururrer R Cnlnpx Gifford I lcrrs P Fnkenmeur T Cullc-tu B Cummmgs R Cummnng.,s R Fmsmann P Cousnns XX I' xx D Crll C ull C D I. Deull HOXIEROON1 707 Mus Ixatbleen Bzfkcr Front Rau S Hsde C Humphrex Hartiiel lxesmel XI Hall R Hensel H Cmut Serond Rau M155 Becker T lurk B Hartflel I Hues B jones P Harrnson lN Hare 9 Hurst 1 lxnoxxlcs S Henplc Bzrk Rau R nkson C1 Gurslmg XV Hassles C Cru P arkson XX' Hnll CJ ohnsmn P Greenman D uhnston P l'llf.,f.,lI'lS R Hull Aibvuzt B Hooper M lxnlb j H ueber C Hemmer S Hnlger 46 H? I I . well 1n various class activmes X f Ja. HU HOMEROONI 206 Mrs Elsie Day Front Rau L Llulta T Mdnrosh S Kolb lN Mullson I' L1Roua S Leu D Lennert Sefond Rau 'Nlrs Day I Mrller Lrxmgstun Noble. P Lute R Krllmn B Kugler Bark Rau J Llrtl 9 Mrlnryre D Latsrh Nl Landers C Lee R Lambert P Lfrnlghun P hlexkleyohn M MrNaboeAbxu11 J Maruno llO'Nll'ROONl 210 Air lzugenc Allyn' Iron! Rau Nlr Nlfuer L Parsons L Moore Nl Olxeefe P1rsons R Palmer P1rker Ncxlmg., C Nexlmg., M Cuznnrca Bu! Rou V Neuron Nlosurf. N Pappfrs R Nlellun thxen D Mdntyre R Mam B Orr P Merer P Moore Absuxl D 'Nhllonald 47 ., t X. 5- X ,' f . , 5 4 1 X Q.- 1 x. ,' E Y rx P 3 xx gs Q N 1 ' ' wr . m X . - '.'l. ',.. ' ,j. ,j. ',. .. ,..'. . , . ' . ' .' . . l l . 1 K1 ' 1 Y '.'l.l.,',. ,, ,.. ,j.. .,. .j.. . Svroml Roux' M. Mueller, A. Merrlmant, F. Sulmeri, Ii, Mclieever, R. Mayer, li. O'Lawsky, l. .' , , . rf . ,j.. ','. ., .l '- , - R ' , . , . , . , . . ' .' . A P . l 1 g W tv' U' , , , X A ,rg I 5 2 I l S. P 5 el ff V' ' - , lik ' A , rf 25- X I Q ', . , Q 6 ,. 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M. fe'l, '. lzlt . S ' bl. L1 1lzll c , Pc kA ', A. Ry , If. ising, C. fa neri, ., les, 4 , 'ter- S I, If. RC'Cl2l., P. R M. Pf hl, B4 uf R H. N' A , Nl. ob. gg U. Mill-', G. M- A,I..K , ,Pc ci , .Re1:A,1i. mary, .1' ', '. 1, . LA11- ,1,'. ..'z , .,'1l1'.A.z1. A : A - - .' . ' lf' ,' 4 . Q il 1, Fl. Simi' . S. Tu kg D. Sh-1 -, 41. ft 1 I, . ' , .'. f h . R, fl . 4 '. .S ' A . 1' . ., ul. f ', . 1 ', . V 'h, ., . 'Ag .QS ', ..'zk'l,D.f' .., .' xl. , Q.- f-lt. B. k kk K L I I 'Ing 1 ' 56 r.. 1: Q . 5 P i 1 rf ' I ' L t AJ v 4 f' I M -X is 1 .L 1 v ' Q 2 8 1- -. I A ff- ' e P 1 V New records at L. . H. . S a i f 2 ' 2 . f 1 E OF 1959 ThlS Svphomorc homeroom re1llx uorl-md durmg, the 7th perlod 1-1 f i HOINTFROOBI 219 .Hr Fffdfflfk Ravi Iron! Rou Y1nDeNI1rk C Tomalno C XX elton A xx,llll'll'I'lS C Wood K W'1xson M Wolfe Second Ron Mr Ross N1 Xx6lflh6'll'I1LI' -I Vxhltehead D XX hue C XVeatherbee I' Xlfllklxl L XX hntehcui S Vullnamson B Nossler S Wfalker L XanBuren A WIIRIDS NI XX arren Bark Rau C XVhalen G XX adslex K Wfrnght F Tremblax NI XValsh R Xkllrberger R XX1tuop CJ XX allue D Thompson R Wallage J Ward Ahsult C1 Stesens V XX'eatherbee Sophomores are caught nn pre talent sham rush as thex rcadx the trlmpolme for rhexr agrobats 71 Y' SOPHOMORE INFORMALS X--g-- in-. 49 L- J' 5 f ' s 1' -. Q1 ' 'H s x '7 ,QQ r -1 4 F- 5' w . L ..- s X ' - if N ' N D R , x , . . . ' 1 3 i ,, K i. A , 1 , - - v V- - vt . h .' 4 . 4 , 1. , . , . 1 ., . , . .4 , . I . . . ,1 . , . , . , 1. , . ,Y . ,,. . , , . . - lv, Q - ' af- Y i 1 VY- s -r I 1 - - A w L .I ' . 1. , . , . , . , . . , . ,, Y Q . ,, E Q , n ,, 2 . , Y V , V , . . , . , . , . . . . , , I 1. 4. 1 A se R . 1 . , U U I . . k , - A 14 -X y , . f . . W , I . 1 , .65 , . 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We X-g,,, if A portion of the cast that worked so hard to produce the Talent Shows appeared for an entore IFB ...rf It ts possible that julxe Thtele left ns foulmg Sylua Bennet mnddleg The Sophomore Talent Show vsas emhustasmally retened by the stu dent body George Merrnlls ston f the football game brought down the house The cafeterla has prowen to be an tdeal place to soclallze 50 Yes beltese nt or not ll s Roger Reese m the bathmg sunt ...N Cafeterna student helpers prouded a sal uable service All were jumors and Sop'h omores thls year Front Rau J Ward, R Oztmek Second Row K Slaght, B Stemper Back Row C Ptchey, S Clxne, P Yannckx Actlvltles --....,- Front Rou Mr Kenson Miss Betker S Roadarmel C Laurence B Mclntsre M XX arvsitk Serom1Rou M Pricks C jackson L Culxer L Lauer 'I 'Nlinunnl Bark Rou D Gai XX Ellis J Shapleigh The Honor oolety reflects glorv on the rest of the if X35 .J 'S C fl Qi 'Ie r .9 from the 1920 FORUM H177 school In the fall the Honor Societj elected the following ofiicersz President ames Shapleigh' Yice President Lorraine Lauer' Secretary Mar- jorie Ericks' and Treasurer Celestine Lawrence. lNIany projects for the year were discussed in the monthlv meetings and a tutorial service was decided upon. Under this plan Seniors who were proficient in a particular subject gave help to students who sought their aid. In April the Honor Society inducted new members in an impressive assembly. Later to initiate these new members a banquet was held in the school cafeteria. Membership is based upon leadership schol- arship, fan average of ninety per cent or abovej, and faculty approval. ,-w X 5 If 1 q k' ,.:,1.' V , 2-x if'1 J ., ' PM :Qi ? ,iFKllHI1?ja. fm.:-Xq 52 K f V ,.:w'. .X Q, 4 af if NM., N..--,. The Student Counell encourages leaderslup Student Counul Campaxgn demonstrated per son to person techmques C Student Councll opened the schoo year ln October wlth the electron of officers A week of campalgnmg be tween the Gold and the Blue Partres resulted rn the elect1on of Gary Ran dolph presxdent Robert Bragg uce presrdent ulle Knowles secretary, and oe Mmunnr treasurer Wlth the officers ready the Student Council vsas ready to assume leader shlp of the student body The first project undertaken was the annual magazlne campargn vshlch once agaln turned out successfully W1th adequate funds the councll then began to appor t1on money to other school orgam zatxons XX orltmg yuth the Honor Socxety Student Councnl purchased files for the records of the yarrous clubs and organrzatlons of LSHS Studasxa was the blggest project of the year and lf proyed to be a fittmg conclusxon for the year s work Terrlfrt was the vsord for the chorus llne vshnrh featured the Gold Parts s Campalgn Assembly rd one tl Fast reactron to drnmg sntuatxons demonstrated the super1or provsess of the glrls fah vsomenj 53 The Forum completes lift continuous years. FORUM TYPING STAFF-Front Roux' P. Anderson, FORUM PATRON STAFF-Front Row: L. Guardali typing editor, D. Budde, S. Kerns. Burk Row: G. Vizi, bene, L. Lauer, T. Martin. Bark Roux' S. Robertson, B S. Carpenter, B. Grolf, G. Anderson. the galley and silver proofs had been received and checked for dis- crepancies, the job was done. The culmination of the year was a ban- quet for the editors. In the past year, the 1956 Forum won for the sixth consecutive time a first place in the Columbia Scho- lastic Press Association Contest, and a first in the National Scholastic Press Association Contest. Editor-in-Chief Dyson Gay Managing Editor John Carlisle Class Editors Ernest Alix, Lorraine Lauer Artirities Editors Linda Pickles, Nancy Sackel Art Editors Richard Bush Margaret Pautler Typing Editor Patricia Anderson Business Alanager Judy Morningstar Patron Manager Barbara McIntyre Circulation Manager Shirley Ritz Grofl, L. Eckhardt. Absent: B. Mclntyre, S. Schmidt. FORUBI CIRCULATION STAFF-Front Row: V. Pappas, Ward. Set ond Roux' K. W'itte, M. Newton, B. Baer, F. Revelas, S. Ritz. Back Rou' R. jackson, j. Shapleigh, S. Ronchetti, J. lNlcIntyre, j. Crosby, E. Augus tin, P. Gay, C. jackson, j. Morningstar, D. Baker, T. Mclntosh, R. Say ino, M. Valery. lor Bzck Rou B Baer N Satkel A Smith F. Farley, M. Maclfachon C Tracy G Tervsilliger C1 Pemberton J McIntyre. FORUM XVRITERS-Front Roux' S. Schmidt P. Bayne, B. Drier, B. Tay- . 4 . , . , . , S my 1 55 C u JMB V ,P C0 f- 9 Ns ,ca '+R flat' f A xfl X 'ii -Tk .fx is xx H TONY PATH EDITORIAL STAFF-Fran! Roux' K. Keep WI. Ifricks. Nliss XY eslev . Deho, Back Roux' IN. Pvnn P. XY'ightman I.. Culver. B. Stockwell XY. Ifll's. Let's look behind the scenes in the publishing of the Towpath , our school paper, which ap- pears in the Union Sun and journal every other Saturday. Here in the publications room we see NY'right Ellis, editor-in-chief, and Miss Leona XY'esley, chief adviser. They supervise all the activities of The Towpath staff. First of all Patricia XY'ight- man, News and Features Iiditor, hands out assign- ments to the reporters with a warning that the ar- ticles must be handed in by the deadline . Pat makes sure that enough articles have been assign- ed to fill up the page. Now that the Towpath has a full page in the l'nion-Sun and journal, in- stead of half page, the work has been doubled. In spite of this, everyone is much happier with the present arrangement. Now articles are in, and Marjorie Iiricks the copy editor, checks them for any errors that have been overlooked by the reporters. When the copy is ready for the typist Beverly Stockwell makes certain that all copy is typed neatly. An electric typewriter has been purchased this year to speed up typists' work. Bev gives the copy to Linda Culver, technical editor, who counts the words and judges the length of the article. The stories are now ready to go to the newspaper office. Last but not least, we can't forget the all American favorite , pictures. john Deho and his magic shutter supply these essential parts of the paper. However, all the work isn't finished. Karen Keep, managing editor, and her layout staff still must plan the placement of the articles and pic- tures and write the headlines so that the paper is laid out just the wav it will appear in the Ifnion-Sun and journal. Proof that this work has been well done, came when the 'I'owpath won the Columbia Medalist Award. It was one of ten papers which won Hrst place in the United States. .va V Q . , - ,- I .tt A -4 .35 ich? x Y T- 7 1' - ,Q --' - ,., . . fl ' ii ' i ' - ' L' L. L .xx v, fl rr, v fe' X K f , ,,, In I I Jx 7 V ' A A r ' J , , , l and the new Locxvoar semen Ml Gigi Locxvom' 'Q NGSXHN ol' 9 TOXVP XTH IAN OUT STAFF fron! R011 9 gkhfllllh mrs ll It ou ss B e IL I ATIFSIIIH P Bu 40595 TOXX PATH TX PINC QT 'ATF from Ron lx Cmm we 1 ll Lllk za ou fx Bllke lxaufmm B llrner S XX1er Ir Rogers TORX PATH Rl:PORTIiR5--I-mul Rout NI, Pautler D itwcli N. C dham . Kcndfim Sworn! Roux Taylor B. Baer L. Lauer . Chmbino, Third Roux- A. milh C. Pemberton L. cfuiiftili one . Sumo. :ourlb Roux' X. D wson C. a kson L. Pick cs . Evander L. Yigholson. Blfk Roux' L. Angelo S. REL L. Dohrint., j. Nlorningstar B. Tilbe. Our clubs offer ASSEMBLY COM ITTEE The assembly committee is composed of Seniors and juniors who present assemblies under the direction of Ern- est Alix, president, and the advisers, Miss Bigelow and Mr. Ross. They select programs and prepare introduc- tions of speakers. Many assembly guests are furnished through the coop- eration of local service clubs, others are provided from funds alloted the committee by the Student Council. Fronl Roux' M. Piecuch, j. Shapleigh. Second Roux' S. Roadarmel, M. Paut- ler, J. McCarthy, E. Alix, P. Dickerson, J, Gambino. Back Roux' Miss Bigelow, Mr. Ross. Ambassadors of good will! describes the members of the American Junior JU Red Cross. XVith their advisers, Miss Kathleen Becker and Miss june Meredith, the selectees from each homeroom rendered service on the Blood Mobile and spon- sored the enrollment drive. Charlene jackson headed the group as president, Pa- tricia Cowper was veep, while Rosalie Lombardo and Wfayne Haseley served as secretary and treasurer respectively. I rnr1l Roux Miss Meredith, P. Cowper, C. jackson, R. DiMillo, I. Nevling. Bark Row: N. Pynn, L. Gardner, L. Lombardo, XV. Haseley. Suomi Roux' M. Babcock, K. Krutenat, C. Suits, M. VC'arxvick, S. Kerns, J. Bloomgren, W'itte, P. Rooney, I. Licata, L. Angelo, M. Ainsworth, R. P. Meiklejohn, j. Thiele. 58 OPPOFLUHILICS for every student LIBRARY CLUB F1fty6ve puprls work under the d1rect1on of Mlss Kelkenberg to form the LSHS Llbrary Club Mem bers scheduled durmg study perrods a1d 1n keepmg library mater1als rn order they may thus be of greater SCIVICC to the schools crtxzens Ac t1v1t1es such as mendmg broken bindings shelvlng books creatlng eye catchlng bulletln boards taklng my entory and preparmg new books for ctrculatxon are executed by thls school servxce club Off1cers are Presldent, Shtrley Odle V1ce Pres1 dent Dlann Thompson and Secre tary Karen Cooley KEY CL B Publlc serv1ce IS the motto of the K1wan1s sponsored Key Club Under the gurdance of the adviser Mr james Darley the members meet regularly to plan educatlonal and entertalnmg programs and to be of serv1ce to the1r school and commun1ty Thrs year the Key Club has accomphshed many worthwhlle seryrces 9 Front Rau D Lennert C Wood C Emsmann P Coyle B Bush L Gardner S Anson D Whrte K Cooley Second Rau D Thompson M Mueller C johnson N Brrdsall D Budde G Whalen D Shearer T Mclntosh Thzrd Row D Cell rtocr P Rooney A Wllkms C Hemmer C Dtckerson L Van Buren C Neylmg I Neyllng S Carpenter S Odle B Bovyerman J Knovsles J Balcon M155 Kel kenberg Back Raw S Threle S McIntyre A Donnelly B Krrchberger L Enfert F Yamckr S Darley C Budde S Mosure M MtNaboe T Anderson B Ham mond J Eaton N Tomkmson Front Rau G Tomalno L Llcata V Couturler S Austin S Dlx M Precuch F Balllett R Blackley J Shaplergh R Wagner R Knnght T Grant P Meter Second Rau R Mann R Pentllle P Lloyd J Dewey F Wlarotta W Harwood XV Camp bell Mr Darley R Cam B Hanel R Tants S Ronchettl H Buckholtz D Mt lntyre G Wallace Burk Rau G Roeseler L Leyyts P Stakel P Shnmer R Foote W Smlth J Klng K Forsey N Gould R Gunby P Bayles B Cummmgs Drckerson D D1Carlo S 59 MAH the w0rld's a stage and Front Row: M. Buckholtz, V. Dawson, W. Hill, H. Newman. Second Row: C. Einsmann, K. Cooley, J. Nagel, D. Cellitoci, C. Wood, L. Angelo, S. Schmidt. Third Roux' L. Nicholson, D. Shearer, M. Pickles, C. Jackson, E. Revelas, G. Whalen, J. Knowles, S. Thiele, J. Stoops, P. Conners, D. Diemert, D. Conrad, M. Piecuch, B. Cummings. Bari Roux' B. Orr, J. Bal- com, S. Dailey, V. Pappas, S. Hilger, S. Caisse, E. Abkarian, J. Pils, XV. Few, G. Terwilliger. Under the direction of Mr. James Pletcher, the Dramatic Club experienced an active program. They had charge of the All School Play, Southwest Cornerf' which was presented to the public on No- vember 29 and 50. A one-act family situation comedy, Time Out for Barbara, was also given later in the year. Besides the presentation of Wk-S these two plays, the Dramatic Club assisted in the production of the 'I' Senior Play which was presented March 29 and 30. Although the Dra- y , ., , ., S 5 X. matic Club met only twice a month, the members accomplished much ,TQ -77 A . ' during their meetings. Filmstrips of play production were shown and I dramatic skits were put on during many meetings. Numerous other -- types of programs featured characters and other dramatic demonstrations. N f f Oflicers for the first semester were: Mary Buckholtz, President, 5 Martin Piecuch, Vice-President, and Esther Abkarian, Secretary-Treas- l urer. With Mr. Plefcher's supervision, club members learned much Vw., ,iyfi H nil y , ill about the drama and dramatic situations. A ' I-. X 1 la from 1908 FORUM Q -.ff 60 everyone wants to et into the act. E IOR PLAY The annual Senior Play was presented March 29 and 30. It was entitled Books and Crooks,'7 and headlined Linda Cul- ver, Dyson Gay, and Frank Marotta. It concerned the trials of a high school secretary as the real principal is captured and the crooks take over the school for two days. THE PIA The Thespian Society is an honorary group composed of veteran members of play casts, chosen on the basis of hours of participation in dramatics. Mary Buckholtz was the one Play, The Southwest Comer, member this year at presstime. ALL CHOOL PLAY The All-School Play was entitled The Southwest Corner, and featured Virginia Dawson, Mary Buck- holtz, and Herbert Newmann. The plot was concern- ed with the efforts of an unscrupulous woman to take away the possessions of a harmless old lady. Her plans, however, were foiled, because as she at- tempted to open the door to the room known as the Southwest Corner, she died of a heart atack. It was presented November 29th and 50th, di- rected by Mr. James Pletcher with student assistant, Sue Schmidt. . . . The only Thespian, Mary Buckholtz relaxes during a rehearsal of the AllfSchool TODC 'A'Sfg.s ,, ,M N 5 x f , Cast members of The Southwest Corner, included, front row: joan Gambino, Virginia Dawson, Mary Buck- holtz, and Christel Einsmanng standing: Wfilliam Hill, Herbert Newman, and William Few. ASSEMBLIE and PLAY The year's assemblies included Mr. Gall with his slides of Europe, the Gold and Blue Party campaign assemblies, an accomplished pianist, Sjobariang music makers from the University of Buffalo, and a one act play, A Date With Barbara, presented by the Dramatic Club. This was a familiar assembly scene, as Dr. Mclntyre lent a spark to the Magazine Campaign. 61 cllool Clubs satisfy 'E S ,Br 'E X Front Roux' S. Bennett, J. Kowalski, M. Buckholtz. Second Roux' M. Steiner, S. Road- armel, J. Bowerman, J. Powley, K. Kershaw, E. Marshall, L. Lauer, G. Temilliger. B. Taylor, Miss Murphy. Bark Roux' G. Jex, B, Hammond, R. Muggleberg, J. Pils, R. Sanford, C. Taylor, C. Meier, M. Piecuch, L. Culver, M, Ericks, S. Odle, D. Wfhitwell. F. T. A. Although the Belva Lockwood Club, the Future Teachers of America, was one of the most active organ- izations at LSHS this year, it is only two years young. In the fall, the following officers were elected: President, Lorraine Lauer, Vice President, Gary Ter- willigerg Secretary, Barbara Taylor, Treasurer, Eileen Marshall, and Historian, Karen Kershaw. An interesting occasion was a visit to Brockport State Teachers College in November. Accompanied by Miss A. Marie Murphy, club sponsor, and Mr. Edson Riley, Dean of Boys, the club enjoyed a typical day in the life of a collegian. F.T.A. has also hosted many speakers, such as an exchange student from Egypt. Many members had the jk, opportunity to Teach for a Day in one of the Lock- f X' port Public Schools. ,...4' Participating in an evening broadcast over XVUSJ on the topic Teaching as a Career were F.T.A. members and spon- sor: Miss Murphy, M. Ericks, L. Lauer, G. Terwilliger and S. Roadarmel. if l . V A J Miss Linda Malik, Egyptian ex- X change student at the University 'X , mi., of Buffalo, discussed schools ' I in her country. fig E 62 many needs and interests. PORT PROMOTION COMMISSION School spirit at L.S.H.S. is greatly strengthened by the Sports Promotion Committee. Ofiicers of the organiza- tion are: Ron Knight, president, Gary Terwilliger, vice-president, and Lucille Guardalibene, and Betty Enzinna, sec- retary and treasurer respectively. SPC members published Sports Chatter and programs for games, managed the concessions at games, continued the Athletic Bus Fund and held two A- wards assemblies. This committee also gave two trophies to the girl and boy who did the most to promote good sportsmanship this year. The L.S.H.S. Sportsmanship Coun- cil also was host to the spring meeting of the NFL Sportsmanship Council of Western New York. Fron! Row: V. Amoroso, j. McIntyre, R. Knight. Second Roux' Mr. Grabow- ski, M. Hess, S. Fitzgerald, B. Stockwell, B. Enzinna. Bark Roux' D. Cain, G. Terwilliger, J. Pettit, I.. Guardalibene, S. Bye, C. Gentile. 4' N One of the busiest clubs at L.S.H.S. is the Audio-Visual Club. Under the gill 'P' supervision of Mr. Eugene Mayer, the members see that such important equipment Ntfljlf ,, as projectors, screens, and recorders are in the classroom and ready to operate. KLQQ., They are also responsible for the return of the equipment to the Audio-Visual Pg Center. AUDIO VI UAL CLUB Front Roux' XV. Boyce, hir Mayer, P. Meier. Second Rou' L. Thompson, R. Addenbrooke j. Nelson, j. Moyer, J. Landen G. Thompson, D. Cathcart W Back Roux' G. Bisher, J. Horn P. Shultz, R. Sanford. 63 EYCI' OHS CIlj0 S llStCIllIlg to THE Front Roux' D. Shearer, E. Revelas, S. Hausauer, D. Conrad, S. Caisse, S. Odle, J. Morn- ingstar, P. Bayne, L. Lauer. Second Roux' C. jackson, S. Ritv. S. Robinson, M. Fricks, -I. Pils, M. Hess, M. Piecuch, Mr. Neil, D. Craine, R. Blackley, B. Hammond, j. jones, P. Meiklejohn, B. Mclntyre. li. Marshall. Third Razr: j. XVagner, S. Ronchetti, G. Few, XV. Campbell. R. Cummings, R. Baldwin, j. Landen, XY. Smith, M. Macliathon, P. Shimer, D. Scekins, XV. Few, ii. Patient. R. Tanis, V. Macaluso. Iiack Roux' P. Van Dehlark, G. Tomaino, P. Apolito, XV. lfllis, Ci. Pemberton, R. Pepitone, L. Rosati, C. Taylor. A. Huary, S, Cunatrea, N. Molison, C. Einsman, F. DiPastina, K. Keep, L. Nicholson, D. Schultz. BAN Mr. Robert Neil. capable director of the High School Band, has reason to be proud of his organization. Sixty talented and devoted musicians entertained the student body at two band assemblies during the year. lintering the Spring Music Competition was a memorable event for the bandg First Suite in Ii-flat was among the numbers that they played. Included in a group of very fine selections at the Spring Concert were 'Bb 6 g Relax , and Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes. g' ib? lfrom this organization came the dance band and other D musical groups for sports events. Members could also be seen participating in the Tom Kane Day parade. In addition to gaining musical knowledge, participants in the band earned lf! credit for graduation and from 1-4 points toward a Master School Award. Ecuors FROM THE mils 64 from the 1908 FORUM or playing in the Band and Orchestra Front Row: C. johnson, L. Brong, P. Rooney, J. Brauer, L. Culver, L. LeVan, A. Wilkins, K. Kershaw. Second Roux' K. Day, S. Hilger, V. Pappas, j. Pils, J. McCarthy, G. Roadarmel, Mr. Gall, S. Caisse, M. Hess, j. Crosby, J. Stoops, D. Shearer, S. McCarthy. Third Roux' B. Hammond, M. Piecuch, V. Macaluso, D. Craine, S. Ronchetti, G. Patient, P. Shimer, G. Roes- eler, G. Stearns, G. Few, j. Wagner, R. Blackley, C. Stopa. Bark Roux' L. Lauer, N. Molison, A. Heary, S. Roadarmel. S. Bye, D. Conrad, XV. Smith, D. Wfhitwell, P. Gay, S. Cuzzacrea, C. jackson, G. Pemberton, E. Revelas. ORCHE TR Many were the compliments paid the fifty member L.S.H.S. Orchestra. The group, under the leadership of Mr. Cornelius Gall, was fortunate in having complete instrumentation this year. The organization performed in various assemblies, at Class Day Commencement, and in the Spring Concert. The Orchestra was fortunate too in having members partic- ipate at All-State in Syracuse on November 30 and December 2. They were: Salvatore Ronchetti, Martin Piecuch, Judy Pils. In the spring, the Orchestra earned high rating at the New York State School Music Festival Competition, held at L.S.H.S. where it played grade tive music. In 1955 the group received a 4 A rating. Officers this year were: President, Salvatore Ronchettig Vice- President, Gerald Stearns, and Secretary, Lorraine Lauer. ALL-STATE MUSICIANS-Sealed: 1. Pils Standing: C. Taylor, C. Meier, M. Piecuch R. Blackley, S. Ronchetti, W. Smith. 65 outlet to our special talents. Front Roux' S. Odle, F. Yanicki, R. Sahr, B. Drier, J. Buffin, C. Blake, K. Grimble, R. Shutes P. bleiklejohn, P. Gay, J. Bowerman, B Bowerman, B. Orr, Mr. Doubleday. Second Roux J. Mosure, C. Budde, A. Donnelly, S. Dailey, S. Mclntyre, J. McCarthy, S. Acer, J. Thiele B Tilbe S Shultz S Burkhart G Sae er Eaton Tbird Rau D Lennert Leu K . ,. ,. ,. g,J. . ,S. 1. Kershaw, J. Tolli, L. Lauer, N. Pynn, S. Glynn, M. Pickles, S. Hausauer, C. Abraham, C. Eins- mann, S. Schmidt, K. Witte, K. Wayfson. Bark Roux' J. Keymel, P. Ball, C. Wood, L. Dohring L. Gardner, L. Van Buren, E. Stevenson, R Conners, C. Suits, L. LeVan, C. Nevhng, I. Nevlmg M. Buckholtz, C. Jackson. Janice Eaton and Lorraine Lauer were accompanists for L Choral Club under the direction of Mr. Wallace Doubleday. To blend voices and to prepare programs for school and civic ' organizations were the chief objectives of the club. Winter Wonderland, Count Your Blessings, and Great Awakening were some of the selections sung. The Christmas assembly and the Spring Concert gave these songsters additional chances to display their talents. The girls also entered the All-State Music Contest Festival held in Lockport this spring, ratings were given bv adjudicators CHOR L ' 'B CL B from 1908 FORUM 67 chosen for the occasion ,gf ff? Mlnd, plrt, Body ISL rom the FORUM 1920 H Y YTEE In keepmg w1th the nat1onal platform and code of H1 Y, local H1 Y clubs contrxbuted much presnge to LSHS H1Y boys str1ve to create ma1nta1n and extend throughout the home school and commumty hrgh standards of character The more than 80 members of the four Lockport H1 Y clubs have helped promote school Splflf as they sold Lockport buttons, banners and decals They also spon sor the Saturday mght dances at the YMCA The act1v1t1es of H1 Y are under the 3dYlSO1'5l'1lP of Mr Ted Reldt, Y Youth D1rector 195657 has been a busy fun filled year for the YTeen clubs Hlghhghts of the year were the UNICEF drrve carolmg at Chr1st mas, Sen1or tr1p to New York durmg Easter week a banquet for the adv1sers 1n the sprmg several dances panel d1scuss1ons and speakers The Inter Club Counc1l, wh1ch IS the govern mg body of the clubs, IS made up of the pres1 dent and an elected representatlve from each club Pres1dent of IC C was Marlan Warwlck, and secretary oan Gambmo from the was FORUM DAX JHKIVN Tex SENIOR X TFLINS Front Rau A Hrtzel S Gay Mornmgstar D Baker B Stockvsell D Budde B Barnard 'Nl Valery I Llcata J Polue L Angelo B Enzmna Second Rou P Babcock M Warulck P Fcmg C Suns L Plckles S Carpenter J Flsher Tbrrd Rau C Mousset L Eckhardt J Penulle J McCarthy P Weeks P Anderson M Cleary C Lawrence J Jones S Kerns D Manson S R1tz J Judson C Crego Back Rou M Errcks K Gr1mble C Gennle L Culxer C Jackson P W1ghtman M Roberts S Rohde F Farley E Rogers T Martm L LeVan S Fnzgerald 68 susan. x lynx. PHI BETA HI-Y-Fran! Roux' S. Cuzzacrea, J. Wfagner, C. Roberts. Serond Roux' V. Mac aluso, D. Gay, D. Verity, S. Ronchetti, R. Knight, F. Marotta. Bark Roux' j. Palumbo, D XVeir, M. Kelly, R. Gunby, K. Forsey, N. Gould, M. Mclfachon, P. Shimer, R. Cummings SIGMA KAPPA HI-Y-lfron! Roux' XV. Boyce, D. Boos. Suomi Roux' D. Lute, D. Stockwell D. Speck, j. Carlisle. Bark Roux' S. Carrigan, R. Friederick, D. Riley, D. Cathcart, G. Stearns L. Conley, R. Brauer. 70 3 I l ALPHA IOTA CHI HI-Y-Front Row: V. Amoroso, R. Bush, S. Austin, R. Tanis, R. Foote, J. Deho, E. Alix, J. Sansone, J. Shapleigh. Back Row: S. Dix, C. Demmin, R. Cain, W. Camp- bell, C. Gothard, D. Latta, D. Seekins, J. Leu, J. Mclntyre, L. Rendulic, T. Doherty. DELTA HI-Y-Front Roux- S. Kolb, L. Licala. Serond Row: G. Roeseler, R. Mayer, G. Ter- williger, G. Eaton, J. Pettit. Back Row: R. Jackson, D. Mosure, G. Johnston, D. Mclntyre, R. Bower, R. Roeseler, L. Cole, R. Reese, L. Edsall. R, 5 A 3 1 or' , 71 The L. S. H. S. Football Lions Front Row: R. Knight, D. Weir, M. Daskavitz, C. Faraci, N. Gould, R. Gunby, W. Maslow- ski, B. Foote, R. Cheatham. Second Row: W. Beshaw, -I. Sanney, T. Doherty, J. Gomesky, D. Sossong, M. Angelucci, L. Lewis, R. Pepitone, L. Cole. Third Row: R. Cain, S. Bayles, J. Dewey, j. Sansone, B. White, D. Sheilds, S. Austin, A, Rose, R. Pencille. Fourth Row: R. V RITY Coach Vic Cleri's football Lions provided L.S. H.S. football fans with one of the most successful and exciting seasons in our grid history. They fought thru the very last game striving for the league championship. In the opening game of the year, the Lions de- feated Niagara Falls 7-0 with a fine goal-line stand as time ran out. The Lions next journeyed to Ken- more and defeated the Blue Devils 6-0 for the first time in 19 years. Lockport's tally came on a 65 yard stolen ball run by Mike Daskavitz. At Niagara Falls, the Lions trampled Trott 26-6. This tussle Merrill, R. Tanis, L. Koel, M. Kelley, D. Owens, R. Reese, j. Pettit, D. McIntyre, j. Gilford, E. DiPastena. Fifth Row: D. Latsch, J. Palumbo, R. Zimmerman, P. Stakel, L. Licata, G. Tomaino, P. Meier, C. Roberts, R. Mayer. featured Nels Gould's two touchdown-passes and a 55 yard touchdown-run by Ron Knight. The Lions went into the final game of the season needing a victory to clinch the title, but were beaten 19-0 by LaSalle in a roughly contested game. The season ended with a record of 5 wins, 5 losses, and 2 ties. The team was sparked all season by the line playing of end, Ron Gunby, guard, Frank Marotta, tackle, Lou Koel, and by the signal calling of quarter- back, Nelson Gouldg all were named to all-league teams. ' Fu SCORES Lockport ....... .. 7 Niagara Falls ...... 0 Lockport ....... .. 7 Tonawanda ,.,.,., 7 Lockport ....... .. 6 Kenmore ........ 0 Lockport ....... ..,.. 6 Lackawanna .,,.... ...... 6 A Lockport ....... ..... 1 8 Olean .....,.,..........., ,..... 2 6 Lockport ....... ..... 2 6 Trott .,....,.................. 6 Lockport ....... .. 0 North Tonawanda ...,......,. 21 Lockport ..,..,. .. 0 LaSalle .,.....,............, ,..,.. 1 9 Ai ,X I' hx I v . X X .' - N - 5. Ni .br .5'2'?' R 'il Www. xt-I X t x . , px g of Tl ., 72 from the FORUM 1907 set new records this year Ronnie Kmghl far rrght forges ahead for Lockport 414- e arterback Nelson Gould received ad The txp worked as Nelson scampered around right end vxce rmg a ume out from the head coach Mr Cle At half ume our cheerleaders performed Cpossrbly to keep O06 Of Ihe fastest men On the team Rlchle warm 7j Cheatham plunged ahead for a long gam 'flags-r 73 Basketball is probabl the VAR ITY First Row: K. Forsey, L. Koel, Coach Case, C. Roberts, Business Manager, N. Gould, R. Cheatham. Second Row: R. Gunby, A. Rose, L. Cole, R. Cheatham, M. Daskavitz. Back Row: B. Hartman, L. Lewis, R. Newton, F. Marotta, R. Knight. As the first half of the season ended, the Lions had a respectable 6-4 record. Lockport opened the season with a 65-45 decision over Newfane. In their second clash, the Lions rout- ed a hapless Roy-Hart crew, 66-32, then followed a repeat victory over Newfane, 54-35. In the N.F.L. opener at LaSalle, the Lions emerg- ed victorious, 45-39 with Nels Gould and Ron Gunby leading the attack. After a 57-40 shellaking by Lackawanna, Lock- port returned home to meet arch-rival Niagara Falls. In the most thrilling and exciting game to date, the Lions came from behind to edge the tall Cataracts, 39-38. Trailing 38-32 with 2 minutes left, the fired- up Casemen closed the gap to 38-37 and then won on Ron Gunby's tip-in with 40 seconds remaining. Rich Cheatham, who also led scorers with 12 points, was superb on both offense and defense. Following losses to Tonawanda and Kenmore, the Lions thumped North Tonawanda, 42-30, with Lou Koel meshing 12 points and Nels Gould adding 11. The Lions reached midseason when they dropped a 79-60 decision to a red hot Trott club. The team was sparked all season by the playing of Lou Koel, Ron Gunby, Nels Gould, Rich Cheat- ham, Ron Knight, and Gator Rose. SCORES Lockport ........ 65 Newfane ...................,.. 45 Lockport ..,,.... 60 Trott .,....,,.., ....... 7 9 Lockport ...,.,.. 66 Royalton Hartland ,.,... 32 Lockport ......., 42 LaSalle .,............ .,,.., 3 8 Lockport ......,. 54 Newfane .,,....,.....,......., 35 Lockport ......,. 56 Lackawanna ................ 46 Lockport ........ 45 LaSalle .....,....... ..,. 3 9 Lockport ..,,.... 62 Lewiston-Porter .......... 53 Lockport ..,,..,, 40 Lackawanna ..... .... 5 7 Lockport ,.,..... 34 Niagara Falls .........,.... 38 Lockport ,..,.... 39 Niagara Falls ..... 38 Lockport ......,. 50 Tonawanda .,.............,.. 49 Lockport ........ 40 Tonawanda ..,............... 51 Lockport ....,,.. 56 Kenmore ..,...............,,,. 70 Kenmore ........,.,.... Lockport .,...,.. 42 North Tonawanda l Lockport ........ 42 53 Lockport 50 North Tonawanda 47 30 Lockport 49 Trott 58 from the 1908 FORUM 11-1- lli Cheerleaders in action spell our Bavne Judy Morningstar Charlene jackson Evelyn Rogers Penfw Leo takes a breather! Football brought out the crowds this year. ill Donna Baker At a football or basketball game, ten peppy maidens, garbed in gold and blue uniforms, lead the fans in cheersg these smiling girls are the Lockport Senior High School cheerleaders. To become a yell-leader, a girl must try out in the spring of her sophomore or her junior year. The try-outs consist of doing strenuous exercises and of learn- ing two school cheers. The girls who favorite school-Lockport Sue Roadarmel Eleanor Stevenson Sylvia Bennett t Sue Bye survive these tough, three weeks of aches and pains, have to execute the two cheers they have learned plus an original cheer. That takes concentration! Five of the most talented sophomore girls are chosen to take the place of five juniors who, in turn, move up as seniors. These ten pert girls then form the next year's cheer- leading squad. f 'X , . K N, 'sf X Karen Sheehan These were the best cheerleaders in the League: Seniors: J. Morningstarg E. Rogersg Miss Williams, adviserg D. Baker, S. Road- armelg C. jackson. Cheer, cheer, here we are again, to cheer for our colors brightf' all sports for good sports As the Forum went to press Coach ava s Varslty Track Team was also lookmg forward to a successful year Coach ava had a nucleus of Erme Alrx Ron Kmght Danny Speck and Br1an Whlte ln the pole vaults, hurdles, and m1le and relay events respectxvely, around whrch he could bulld the team Last years tenms team made up of all SCUIOIS, except one, ended the season ln second place IU the league Thls smashmg finish was the best ShOWlUg Lockport has made ln quite a few years Although thls present year has pro duced no outstandmg star on the courts, Coach Harry Tavrow feels that all the boys dld well The members, all of s1m xlar callbre, seem to work well together, even when there 15 a swltch in the po s1t1ons Fran! Row W Smlth, G Eaton, W Few, Gerald Stearns, S Dlx, J Sansone, M Plecuch Back Row Gordon Stearns, S Hautala, D Pies, D Weber, G Stranges, R Sterrltt, N Gould, D Mulvey, D Thurston TENNIS TRACK Fzrst Row D Speck G Gray M Dlrxch J Boyer L Van Tassel J Tomamo D Gay B Whnte Second Rou R Mayer G Johnson L Cole W Pen cllle D Mclntyre G Eaton H Engllsh D Mxller Thzrd Rou C Czekaj R Roeseler A Chausse R Foote P Van DeMark S Raysor R Scmta R Gust W Maslovssk1 E Alxx J Drxer F Gottman J Frtzgerald R Smnth D Wat k1ns R Rmaldo Coach java ,A g 1909 FORUM 79 U F' n v Q ' ' y 7 ' ., . , . , . fic, - - l g 'E M- 'I , ' 1 , I - , ox, . - - - , 4, , . . , . ,. . , i , . ' - , 1 - V vs - s G. Merrill, D. Verrty, D. Guay, '. ' . ' Y , ' 3 ' ! ' 9 ' . . , - . '. ' ' ' , . , . 4 , fi Aa 7 ' pl I , J J It , , , 3 , IA A -, ..' Y ' ---.1-A-AA and then there is, also, Baseball BA EBALL Front Row: F. Abrams, D- Stenzel, R, Newton, J. Furlong, N. Gould, j. Rath, j. Gomesky, J. Bennett. Back Roux' M. An- gelucci, C. Roberts, student manager, L. Rosati, C. Berardi, L. Lewis, J. Palumbo, R. Cheat- ham, R. Cheatham, M. Daska- vitz, D, Cain, J. Pasceri, R. Knight, Coach Felice. 'B Q- ll 1ll nn nn All F Ill Ill Ill i The 1957 edition of the Lockport Lions baseball team under Head Coach joe Felice looked forward to a banner season. Nels Gould, Bob Newton, Ron Gunby, Ron Knight, Lou Rosati and Caesar Berardi were just a few of the faces to be seen around the Lion dia- mond again this season as the Forum went to press. from the 1908 FORUM jack Drier wafts over the bar in un- orthodox style. SPORTSNAPS Nelson Gould belts out a fiery underhand. P Y Ai, R , I- I . xt' 80 ports are popular at from the FORUM 1907 ri .xc f :nik xi The girl's Bowling Team played in the league each week. First Row: L. Brong, D. Shearer, M. Pickles, K. Wfayson, P. Ball, F. LaRocco, K. Cooley, E. XY'ard, C. Nevling, T. Mclntosh, B. Hartflel. Second Roux' Miss XVilliams, M. Brady, J. VanDeMark. C. Hemmer, I. Nevling, V. Newton, S. Walker, C. Salmeri, C. Abraham, B. Taylor, D. Diemert, E. Bowerman, j. Knowles, A. Donnelly, S. Thiele. Last Roux' S. Mclntyre, J. Balcom, R. Shutes, S. Dailey, B. Vossler, C. Galbo, N. Secrist, S. Hilger, V. Pappas, D. Conrad, l. Chausse, G. Saeger, j. Thiele, L. Whitehead, D. Philleo. Girl's Athletic Association, under the advisorship of Miss Patricia Williams, is a newly organized group at L.S.H.S. Sopho- mores are admitted on the basis of partici- pating fully in two intramurals that year. This record must be kept up throughout the junior and Senior years to continue membership. The 85 members meet twice monthly to . , . .. Q . Under girls rules, a team consists of an offensive and a defensive trio. Here, Bonnie Baer, second from left, goes in to make a shot. It would seem that Mike Daskavitz is making a long gain as he sweeps around right end. 82 Marching Band in action PEP BAN Left to right: G. Few, R. Cummings, D. Gay, P. Shimer, P, VanDeMark, B. Cummings, E Alix, R. Baldwin. Qf?.s4' V ' if 85 W' :Jlllll li 2 1996 5 Memorles were made th1s year as the school program unfolded students practlced school government m Student Councll affaxrs The hlgh vuth XICIOIICS oxer Niagara Falls and Kenmore our tradxtlonal rnals The Southwest Corner all school play establtshed the cast as real troupers Erme Al1x broke records 1n the breaststroke and 1nd1x1dual medley L S H S won honorable mention 1n the Merit Whesx extlanms Mars Hess second from At the home games last autumn a delegatnon of Sophomore left XX hat a das thus has been and jumor gurls tlamored for touthdowsns e in! Football was the first sport plated last fall Here the trovnd wants for the Llons to snap the ball dunng a game at Emmet Belknap fleld As the grndlron season progressed, exen Gan C Leo the Lxon J Tenullxger, left, started theerleadmg 86 I f ' 44' : : 5 Q U., - l ,!fg:,:,t j - 1 , D v :5:.u'::'?J u:':'.:' ' n x- , -S ,,- :,,, .0 - L , ' 3 - Y ,, F Magazine Sale hit the 510,000 mark . . . The football season hit a new n V V ' ,, , 4 V 1 v 1 , ' V, i R:-LQ T I U 7 .l . ' . S, .. r- r I K' 4 ll X ummar of Events M Q-if 'SJ fl llf,..10LJ6f:-153, .sa-53 L 1 e- H - its as Scholarship lmtms with Dyson Gay Nels Gould yyas a hxgh scorer the school welcomed new clubs the Future Nurses IH basketball and the G1rls Athletic Assoclatlon Senior Master School awards found Glry Terwtlllger and Ron Knlght rn the foreground Senlor Play Class Day pncmc Regents Commencement brought an eyent packed year to a close Pourrng at one of the many teas gtyen tn the Hrme makmg suite throughout the year are Lnnda Pultles 'mtl Thelma Martm Thrs tea was ln honor of speakers on Occupational Day From the smlles on therr faces these cheerleaders Sue Roadarmel and Sue Bye must haye knnnn the future for the It would seem that Frank Marxlyn Marotta second from left was Lions Whlpped Nlngnrn Falls ln nn In tellmg off Vince Mataluso left durmg a sxde spltttmg., Student SPH-ed game Counul assembly The interested spectators are fue bold Party tonsutuents 87 Calendar of Events proves SEPTEMBER School opens homerooms orgamze Student Council campaign gets under way wxth the Blue and Gold parties campangns DECEMBER Hop OCTOBER New Student Councxl takes over Football 1S IH full swmg Magazme Campaign hlts new h1gh nn volume of sales JANUARY Examinations NOVEMBER Occupatxonal Day brrngs communxty speakers FEBRUARY to school B I E Day takes un1ors to rom mumty xndustrnes All School Play 15 a hxt The notable dance band performed at many school and H1 Y All State Musxctans attend a meet Forum photography rn full swmg Chrxstmas Va catlon the Semor spectacular The Holly Mid terms basketball season wnth v1ctory over Lackawanna at home swtmmlng feats by Erme Allx New York State Scholarshrp Try outs for Senror Play Forum goes to press Towpath regams full page m the Unlon Sun and ournal What can lt be a secret form ula9 Mr Storrs mstructs Leo Amolowskl 1n the fine art of poster maxmg funttlons Bob Nevston tallxes one for Lockport rn an ex hllJlIl0l l game vuth Mxddleport 88 this the busiest year in fifty. MARCH Baseball and track 'try outs school readymg for Middle States Evaluation Sprmg' Semor Play APRIL New staffs chosen for Forum and Towpath Evaluatxon Week Easter Vacatlon MAY Baseball tenms track Class Day lor Prom days are all too short JUNE Semor PICDIC une Regents Semor Prom Commencement farewell to hlgh school days for Senlors IRD The camera snaps Lela Eckhardt and Mnke Hopmg to wm the cxty champnonshlp agam th1s year Nelson Gould practlced dxllgently College catalogs held the key to the future for many semors Here Judy Mornmgstar and Dyson Gay browse through some of the maternal m the Guxdance Ofiice 89 Daskayxtz as they pore oyer some extracur rncular readmg S!,5x-- Alummum and Brass Co Inc Corson Manufactur1ng Company Cryoy ac Company The D1y ISIOU of XV R Grace and Company Dussault Ioundry Corporat1on Furaca I'1n1sh1ng Inc Federal M1ll D1y of Internat1ona1 M1ll1ng Company Albert s Men s Cloth1ng Albr1ght jeyyelers Inc A0816 and 1111 s Barber Shop Anstead Furn1ture Company Atlant1c and Pacxfic Tea Company Barone s Musrc House Inc Barton Oldsmobxle lnc R XY' Bennett Meats Ben s Beauty Shop Charles Bevyley Realty B1rd1e s Kn1t and Sevy Boes evyelry Store The Boot Shop Brauer s Restaurant Bream and Lange Funeral Home E F Buehrrng Grocery The Carl Company Carnahan Swanson Company Caryeth Industrxes Castle s C1t1zen s Da1ry Company Centre Teley 15100 Shop George Chamber s Grocery Chet s Doghouse C W Chr1sty and Son Grocery M D Clapsattle Cloth1er Conley Motor Express Conway Mlllef Inc Corday s and Chlld s Shops Roger Cr1swel1 Grocery Croft s Art Store Crowley s Del1catessen D1ane Nragara Inc Dlckenson Agency Inc Don s Grocery Dovyd s Dry Cleamng Ray Dr1er Dry Cleanmg Du B015 Press Fco Sunken Gardens Fnd1cott johnson Shoe Store Farmers and Mechanlcs Say mgs Bank INDUSTRIAL Frontler Dolomtte Concrete Products Corporat1on Harrlson Rad1ator D1y1s1on of General Motors Corporat1on Loc port Engmeermg XX orks nc Lockport M1lls Inc MERCANTILE Ferguson O11 Company LFHHCIS Opt1cal Serylce Furlong Shoe Store Gascoyne Da1ry Inc Gaul s Funeral Home Inc G1 Ro Dry Cleanmg B I' Goodrlch Store C ould s Flowers Inc ohn Grace Food Market A M Graham Coal Company XY' T Grant Company Bob Gr1mble s Harry Ham1ll eweler Hammond Opt1cal Company Hay es and Bur1 Heat1ng and Vent1lat1ng Inc Don Herberger s Furn1ture Company Herco Furn1ture Co Inc ames s Soda and Lunch ay s Drug Stores Inc oanne s House of Beauty Kelly s D1ner The Kelly s G1fIS D A Kelsey Opt1cal Sery1ce Kendzle s Bowl1ng Alleys Kennedy Brothers Men s Cloth1ng Kennedy Funeral Home K1pp s Smoke Shop S S Kresge XYIIHIHITI Kugler and Brothers Lane Drugs A Laux Company Leo LeBar eweler Lenhardt s Rad1o and Teley1s1on SCIVICC Lerch and Daly Clothlers LeValley 5 Photo Shop LEWIS Flower Shop L1cata s Clgar Store L1cat1 s Grocery 90 from the FORUM 1919 BIBBKIDS McK1nnon Inc Norton Laborator1es Inc S1monds Saw and Steel Company Upson Company Van De Mark Chem1cal Company Inc FITlll Von Dungen Inc Wfestern Contamers Inc Lockport Automonye Supply Co Inc Lockport Dry Clean1ng Company Lockport L1noleum and Appllance Company Lockport Oihce Eqmpment Lockport Photo Laborator1es Locust I'ru1t Store Loyy ertovyn Iood Dlarket Macluirlane s Fsso Sery ICC Mac s Market Mahar and Sons GE Apphance Don McArthur and Son ohn F McIntosh Assoclates Mecorney s Xwallpaper and PHIHLS Mesler s Beauty Shop I' D Meyers Bottlmg XY'orks Inc NI1lls Cred1t jewelers Modern Dry Cleanlng Morrtson s XVomen s Wfear Co Inc The Mort1mer Company Mutual Cloth1ng Company News fane Lumber and Manufacturmg Co Inc N1agara County Fru1t Company Nvagara and Er1e Agency Nlagara Sport1ng Goods Edward A N1cholson Insurance A A Nodlne Insurance Oates Dalry Olde Market Street Shop Ollyer Florlst Paley s Wallpaper and Palnt Par1s Dry Cleaners Park Hotel Parson s Drug Company Perry s Shoe Company P165 Furn1ture Company F V P1ls Plaster News Company I f' ' ' ' 4 J 'il' ff 55 4 A E ic' ' l X 5 Q . U, ' . . . - . , ' , . , : ', , - k ' ' f , , - a yn- u , D I - , . , , . . y , . - . . Y. Q, v 'V Y . , u . 7 ' V l . , a iv o 1 . ' ' , . 1 1 , . 1 Bert and Ben, Inc. Grant's Dry Cleaning Station . . , . ' ' l . . , Y . J f 1 f ' J 7 ' , 0 U ' ' - Y . .3 U 1 . . v ' - v ' Y Y J 7' ' ' 1 s 7 ' J ., . , Y V, . . 1 I V ' ' ' . . ' l V. Y 7 0 s . 1 ' L I 7 l n, p Y 7 ' Y Y ' . , G N , . l Y . . I . , I . V, D ' V . r . v V J V, ' ' Y' P, Y . . . . V r' l 2' ' I l r Plaza Hardware Herbert Pless Printer Plummer's Shirt Shop Prudden and Kandt Funeral Home, Inc. Queen City Class Co., Inc. R and W Service Station Ramming Good Housekeeping Shop Randleigh Farm Red s Lunch Regan s Sporting Goods j W Reid Reynolds and Pomeroy Drug Store Royal Confectionary Ruhlmann Brothers Hardware Corporation Ryan s Sunoco Service MERCANTILE Ryan's Women's Apparel Sample, Inc. Sam's Barber Shop Sanitary Barber Shop Schiff's Family Shoe Store Schlee Lumber Schultz Transportation Scirto's jewelry Store Scirto's Restaurant Sears Roebuck and Compan Seeland s Ladies Apparel Shaeffer Brothers F E Shardon Inc Siegel s Furniture Store Simey s Restaurant Singer s Cut Rate Drug Store Sisley s Restaurant Spalding Hardware Company Stanford Shoe Repair Steve s Fruit Store CLUBS and HOMERO OM Alpha Iota Chi American Legion Class of 1957 Class of 1958 Class of 1959 Delta H1 Y Eagles Future Teachers of America G 9 Foreman s Club Homerooms Senior Class of 1957 20 20 20 Mrs Wiese Mr Giddmgs Mr java Mr Karp Miss Murph Mr Felix 218 Miss Meredith unior Class of 1958 105 Miss Wheadrick 106-Mr Sullivan 0 Mr Gay Mr Felice 0 Miss Bigelow 20 Monacelh 0 Speck 2 Meyer 216-Mr Bauer Sophomore Class of 1959 0 Whitmore Peterson Grabowski 202 Miss Becker 206-Mrs Day Stork's Nest jim Stuart's Auto Trim Shop Suit's Florists Taylor and Reynolds Funeral Home Things Shoe Store Transit and High Service Ulrich Sign Company Union-Sun and ournal United OHice Machines Varden Photo Studio Washburn Street Meat Market White s Grocery White s Transportation Williams Brothers Company Witkop and Holmes Company N A Wright Inc Wynes Petroleum Service Ziehl Electronics Service 2 Mr Kenyon Mr Mayer 2 7 M Quinn 2 Mr Ross 220 Miss Calahan Honor Society Key Club Kiwanis Lions Club of Lockport Lockport Automobile Club Lockport College Women s Club Lockport Iunior Service League Phi Beta Chl I-I1 Y Sigma Kappa Student Council Towpath Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U S PARENTS and FRIENDS Mr and Mrs Henry Babcock Ruth Bosserman Harper Method W Alfred Brim Attorney Mr and Mrs Frank Bucolo Dr W E Castle Mr and Mrs Norman Church Dr Benjamin F Decl Henry De Lange Dr amesH Donnelly Dr C Gordon Downes Dr and Mrs Robert L Downes Dr ames W Duncan District Attorney and Mrs William H Earl Harold H Eaton Mr and Mrs Wright Ellis Dr and Mrs Walter Ericks Monroe Federspiel Dr Edmund Ferington Mr and Mrs Donald Gay and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Howard Gothard Bruce S ackson David E Jeffery Clarence udson J H King Herbert Knight Oscar Koenig Hector LaForest Lloyd Lauer Drs Daniel and ames Layer Francis E Lewis Dr and Mrs R W Lewis D Ltpson M D Mrs Amy Lucas Mrs Annabelle MacEachon and Mrs Richard Magin and Mrs Richard McCarthy and Mrs J E McIntosh and Mrs John Mclntyre 91 Mr and Mrs O NI McIntyre Mrs Mary MIHUUHI Mrs Haroldj Mosher Mrs Arthur Muismer and Mrs Mortimer Nagel r T E OBrien and Mrs Bernard Odle Arthur Pautler and Mrs Ralph Pickles and Mrs L A Putnam and Mrs Harold Roadarmel and Mrs Herb rt Randolph Stephen A Sacca Attorney Edna B Sanders Mr and Mrs W1ll1amC Shapleigh r Mr and Mrs Ray Terwilliger J Markley Tully Iohn W Unger M D Dr and Mrs H D Wolpert J , , . 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I , , , , DX All School Play Assemblv Commxttee Audlo Vxsual A1ds Band Baseball Basketball Board of Educatton Cafeteria Staff Cafeterta Student Workers 4 Calendar of Events 4 86 89 Cheerleaders Chotr Custodtans Dedncatton Dramatic Club Faculty Football Forum Foreword Frontlsplece Future Teachers of Amerxca Gutdance Department H1 Y s Honor Soclety Sports and Intramurals 76 77 72 73 54 55 68 71 unxor Class Officers untor Homerooms unxor Red Cross Key Club Lxbrary Club Marchnng Band Office Staff Orchestra Patrons Photographtc Summary of Events Prtnclpal Sentor Class Oihcers Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Homerooms Sports Promotton Commlttee Student Counctl Superintendent of Schools Swtmmxng Table of Contents Tenn1s Towpath Track Twtrlers Vtce Prlnctpal Y Teens TAERRXFCE 92 39 42 84 85 90 91 86 89 5 56 57 68 71 61 J ' 38 I . 58 J . - . - . . 63 J . 58 64 59 80 ' 59 7 -75 ' - ' 5 16 ' 16 65 ' 50 - - . . 7 ' 66 ' 17 Choral Club 67 Senior Portraits 18-35 ' 16 44 ' ' 3 4 -48 ' 60 ' ' 63 9-15 ' 53 . 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