McKinley High School - President Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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O O O O O O O O O Class Officers - Edward Gallivan, Treasurer, James Glor, President, Ronald Ziccardi, Vice-President After a two year apprenticeship in var- ious school activities, the Junior class was well prepared to make its contribution to life at McKinley. It would be difficult to find any area of school affairs in which Juniors were not conspicuous. Juniors were team members in all sports. In Football there were Fletcher Brown, John Cholnik, Louis Callari and Frank Sperduto. ln Cross Country Joe Sciolino and Norman Kipler were parti- cipants. On the Basketball Team were found Richard Delmont and John Jurc- zak. Ronald Ziccardi and Thomas Grab- owski were on the Track Team. John Sto- Ifo and Carols Lowell were active in Base- ball. John Egan was on the Tennis Team. BL't Juniors did not restrict their in- terest to athletics. Frank Ferola was Vice- President of the Student Council. Robert Hauptman was President of the Guid- ance club. Bill Strobel was President of the Chess Club. Salvatore Rinaldo was on the All-High Band and composed a sp- ecial selection for the Band Assembly. Bill Wagner and Edward Barton were act- ive on the Bowling Club. James Mecca was Secretary of the Safety Committee. Among the Juniors on the Honor Roll were Michael Piekarski, James Sarafin, Julius Zebehazy, John Cholnik and David Regalla. It is too large a task to name all the Juniors who have helped make this re- cord or to list their individual contribu- tions. Many more deserve mention. Jun- iors as a group supported such affairs as the skating parties, the Spring Var- iety Show and all athletic events. As a grouo they are looking forward to next year whew their abilities, talents and in- terests will have a larger arena in which to display themselves.

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GROUPS 331, 351, 372 FRONT FOW: -lomes Thompson, Somuel Sirocuse, Robert Kritzer, Chester Paszkiewicz, Robert Gressley, James Egan, Charles Guagliano, Edward Gallivan, Salvatore Agro, John Archambault, Chester Glogowski SECOND ROW: Philip Butera, Robert Grissom, Joseph Neubauer, Francis Remoncl, Michael Anello, Alex Kon, AI Ferris Norman Kipler, Robert Leicht THIRD ROW: Alfred Worley, Zoltan Takacs, Richard Young. Dennis Gfwllef J0l'H'1 Wflfffl, ROLJGYY PUIWFU. ROY B'-'HOTT' Ronald Kowalewslci, David Rustigian FOURTH ROW: Roger George, Dennis Worley, Nicholas Morg GH, Tlm0ll1Y HYHGSI P0Ul Scheuef GROUPS 361, 371 Ronald Michael, Eugene Cassaro, Thomas Lombardo SECOND ROW: James Kiblin, Vincent Aquino, Carlos Lowell, Jermoe Kern, James Glor, Dennis Rott, James Milculec, Robert Latchford, Peter Scilm, Robert Hauptman THIRD ROW: Leonard Vanderburgh, Thomas Grabowski, James Sarafin, John Jurczak, John Cholnik, Julius Zebehazy, John Dehlinger, Michael Piekarski 29

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0 0 0 QSOPHOMORES REPORTINGO 0 0 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Ronald Schuler - Recording Secretary Jerry Norman - President, Nelson Colley - Vice Pres- ident, Arthur Lorbeer - Secretary Last September almost any Sophomore would have admitted his surprise at how quickly the Freshman year had passed and how at home he felt in almost any business of the McKinley family. As a result, the Class of T961 was not long in making its presence felt in school af- fairs. In athletics Peter Mruk, Bobby War- ren and Jerry Norman were active in Football. On the Cross Country Team were Paul Young, Lynn Loeb and Leroy Watts. ln Basketball, the Sophomores were represented by Thomas Reid, Jos- eph Gnozzo, David Tout, and Charles Banks. Robert Lussier, Jim Sortisio and Donald Mydzian were active in Baseball. In Track Paul Young, Cleodious Johnson and Larry Cleveland were participants. ln all other activities Sophomores were also to be found. Thomas Brewster was Treasurer of the Guidance Club. Lar- ry Cleveland, John Ramirez, and John Potelo were on the All-High Band. Ron D'Amaro was active in the Band. Sophomores also were conspicuous on the Honor Roll. Among them were Ronald D'Amaro, Richard Curto, Anthony Ciampa, Thomas Liungstrom, Donald My- dzian, Arthur Lorbeer, John Derylak, Ron- ald Schuler, Frederick Krempa and Al- bert Buda. This has been a year of growth for the Sophomores. Individuals mentioned were iust a few of those who made note- worthy efforts to make all McKinley act- ivities successful and rewarding. Many others made possible the fine record of this class.