Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Co- Editors Carol Fields Bonnee Scott Mirror '58 Board of Education Lavcrn E. Becton, Vice President Paul Blackburn , Donald E, Cidewich Paul Garrick John P. Kennedy, President Edward Hellert .I Glenn F, Pask Thomas B. Robbins B. Earle Vosleen 2 fp. lf MELVIN H. MILLER junior High Principal 4 EDWARD DEVLIN High School Principal dministrative Staff Helen Heady, Registrar Elsie Quintern, Mildred Wagner, Melsa Clapp, Office Stag 5 Burton J. Thomas Busmess Manager Olga Hinckley Guidance Director Guidance Having trouble with your schedule? Can't decide what to do after graduation? The Guidance Directors, Mrs. Hinckley, Mr. Parsons, and Miss Dahlquist have the answers for you. The Guidance Oflice is Station Central for any stu- dents' academic problems. There he will find friendly advice, interested opinions, and complete cooperation. No school can boast of a better Guidance Department than Medina, and every student graduated and still enrolled is fully aware of this fact. David Parsons The curriculum co-ordinator is an essential mem- ber of any school's faculty. He is responsible for the effective execution of a carefully planned curriculum from the first grade through the twelfth. He is com- pletely conscious of current trends and movements in the field of education, and his knowledge is of incom- parable assistance to the faculty. Mr. Wise's over-all view of the Medina Central School system's curriculum has made him an invaluable member of our adminis- tration. Curriculum 6 Mabel Dahlquist Clifford Wise Curriculum Coordinator Social Studies Austin Martin Social Studies Joseph Coats Social Studies Marjorie Mather Social Studies, Business Arden McAllister Social Studies Mb, This here's Lhe Umled States of America. The Journalism Class is certainly making headlines! Ruth Donahue Englixh Bernice Clark Ida Cole English Englixh, Speech English ' Y 1 Q. X . f ,ga g-K -.1 Y , f' , 4, e gg L N e. 4 .. 1 3 - .l5f ,,, g KX, '-2 , W, . . Carol Hall English Richard Scott English Dorothy Coats Latin, French Mabel Dahlquist Latin, Guid., Business Arith. Language and Librar Helen Gillmeister Library Our Library: the headquarters of every well-read M.H.S student. Isabel Baldwin jr. H. S. Mathematics Given: Mrs. Leigh's Math Class To Prove: Math can be beautiful. Alice Leigh Mathematics ath Melvin Miller Vito Misiti jr. H. S. Mathematics Mathematics 10 ll Yii i i Margaret Castle Science Bernard Stearns Science David johnson Science Science Science - f 1 A favorite hobby in biology lab is delving deeply into personal secrets. William Tierney Science ll 5, 41.-, ff . ,. wa.:-4,-.f.-f .- - 5,5-23!,?s.gES'1gAg5ag'?.:-tws. 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Ed., Health, Driving 15 Vocational D class! bo A Homemaking Shop Agriculture Shop boys hard Catherine Bartlett Shirley Coulter 'ou - Homem in emma in 0'-4' M 1 I n Loyal Morse 'Gordon Phillips William Matson Howard Caldwell Shop Shop Shop, Driving Printing AJ N Charles Caton George Skinner Agriculture JH Shop I7 'JR fa qlkigig .:.. 3 W cgi, if A . W f f i g- fgiqly' in f 'f lf, QQ .Misa Z 21 1 if 3 5 Lodema Cory Sncial Studies, English Core Richard Dunbar Social Studies, English Myldred Miller Social Studies, English Irving Needham Social Studies, English Patrick Pendergast Special Class Clara Rorick Special Class William Smith Social Studies, English Mary Schilling Social Studies, English Back row: Marsh, Campbell, Randall, Davis, Keepsel, Barrett, Fraizer, Taylor, Seekins, Stahl, Pike, Mack. Second row: Mrs. Rorick, Livingston, Macioszck, Kelley, Dettbarn, Holloway, Mr, Pendergast. Front row: Van Hanlon, Bailey, Cherry, Yaskivick, Henson, Lane, Bonkoske. l9 luuc WV1th Mrs. Warren holding your hand your temperature IS bound to be high. Other than the Student Room's candy counter, the Nurse's oflice is the place most frequented by the students of Me- dina High School. The variety of prob- lems that are encountered here is met with both skill and understanding. With- out our school nurse, Mrs. Warren, our school doctor, Dr. Roach and our dental hygienist, Miss Detwiler, many of our students would hardly be the healthy persons they appear to be. Roberta Warren john Roach, M.D. Catherine Detwnler Health School Physician Dental Hygzemst 20 SEN IORS Introducing Senior Officers Mr. McAll ss Dahlquist Laatsch, Fu 22 1-ness, Leone, Mylles the Class of 1958 LEE H. ALBRIGHT alice.. Majors: Math, Science Athletic Council 2: Band 4, 3, 2, 1: Wakapa 2, 1, Treas. 2: Math Club 2, V. Pres. 2: Arista 4, 3, Pres. 4: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Honor Court 4, 3, Chief Justice 4: Mirror Staff 4, 3, Bus. Ed. 4: Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, 1: Sect. All-State 3: County Band 3, 2: Fredonia College Pre- view 3: Orleans County Driving Contest, lst Prize 3: Pilgrimage to U.N. 3: Syracuse Citizenship Confer- ence 3: Mock Gen. Assembly 4, 8: jr. Class Pres. 3: Best Citizen in Jr. Class 8. Ambition: Engineer ROGER BALDWIN Chick Majors: Math, Science Basketball 4, 3, 2: Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2: Math Club 2: Honors Con- vocation 3, 2, 1: County Chorus 4, 3, 2: Rio Rico 2: Sect. All-State 4, 3: Sportsmen 3: A Capella 4, 3, 2: Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 2: Student Council 4. Ambition: College JOANNE BANKS ..Jo.. Major: Science Future Nurses Club 4, 3, 2: S.A. Committee 3: Activity Board 5: Ergonians 4: Student Council 4: Mirror Staff 4: jr. Class Sec.: Band 4, 8, 2, 1: Wakapa 2, l: Club Coun- cil 3: jr. Dramatics Club 1: Jr. Girls' Chorus 2, 1: Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1: Bowling 4, 8, 2, 1: G.A.A. 1: Athletic Council 2: Honors Convo- cation 3, 2: Rio Rico 2: Daisy Cham 3: County Band 3. Ambition: Nurse DAVID BARNARD Dave Major: Machine Shop Rifle Club 1: Bowling 4. Ambition: Navy NANCY BARRETT Nan , Major: Homemaking Leisure Time 2, 1. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT BEDFORD ..B0b.. Majors: Science, Math Legion of Honor 4: Knights of Blue 2, 1: Wakapa 2, 1: Math Club 1: Athletic Council 4: Intramurals 2: Bowling 4: Honors Convocation 3: National Anthology 3: National Honor Society 4: Rifle Club l. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer CAROL ANN BEECHER Carol Majors: Retailing, Home Ec. Ambition: Undecided GENE BENTLEY Wretched Major: Machine Shop Ambition: Factory Worker PAUL BIDELL apaul.. Major: Math Legion of Honor 4, 3: Football 2, 1: Track 2: Math Club 2. 1: jr. Physical Fitness 1. Ambition: Retailer ANTHONY BIELAK Tony Major: Business Bowling 4, 3, 2. Ambition: Navy ROBERT BLOUNT Bob Major: Machine Shop Motion Picture Club: Audio Visual Club. Ambition: Commercial Artist ROBERT BRACY Bob Major: Business Legion of Honor 4: Gym Leaders 3: Intramurals 2, 1: F.F.A. 1. Ambition: Undecided RONALD BRAMER azip., Majors: Math, Science Basketball 4, 3, 2, I: Football 3, 2: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1: Audio Visual 8, 2: A Cappella 4, 3, 2: Mixed Cho- rus 3, 2, l: Athletic Council 1: Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2, 1: Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1: County Cho- rus 4, 3, 2: Sect. All-State 4: Rio Rico 2: Music Festival 4, 3, 2: Talent Show 3. Ambition: College EDNA BRAZZELL Edna Major: Business Horizon 4: Intramurals 1: Photog- raphy Club 3: Flag Twirler 2, 1: Library Club 2: Bowling 4, 8: jr. Dramatics Club 2, 1: Student Lead- ers 3: Honors Convocation 1. Ambition: Marriage DEAN BRIGHAM Dino Major: Machine Shop Football 4, 3. 2, 1: Legion of Hon- or 4, 3, 2: Athletic Council 1: Hori- zon 4. Ambition: Truck Driver DONALD BURGESS Don Major: Business Bowling 4, Captain 4: Legion of Honor: Intramurals 2, 1: Honors Convocation 2, 1. Ambition: Dry Cleaning Establish- ment Manager PHILIP BURGESS Phil Majors: Math, Science Wrestling 2, 1: Photography Club 3: Safety and Welfare Council 3, 2, 1: j.V. Baseball 1: Honors Convo- cation 2, 1. Ambition: Navy Medical Corps jAMES BUSH ..Jim.. Majors: Math, Science Arista 4, 8: Math Club 3, 2: Wres- tling 2: Wakapa 2, 1: Science Club 1: Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Engineer BETTE JOAN CALEB Poopsie Majors: Science, Math, French Arista 4, 3: Ergonians 4, 3. Secre- tary 4: Honor Court 4, Recorder 4: Mirror Staif 4: Cheerleader 4: Fu- ture Nurses 3, 2, Treasurer 3: Safe- ty and Welfare 3: Wakapa 2, 1: Leisure Time Club 1, President l: Student Council 2: Library Club S, 2, Vice President 3: Student Leaders 3: Bowling 4, 2, l: Club Council l: Honors Convocation 3, 1: Jr. Red Cross Conference 3: D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4: Nation- al Honor Society 4: Daisy Chain 3. Ambition: Lab Technician ALLAN CARPENTER Allan Major: General Shop Horizon 2, 1: Boy's Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2: Mirror Staff 4: Knights of Blue 3, 2. Secretary 3: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Undecided SALLY CASTRICONE Sal Majors: Home Economics, Retail- ing, Art Ambition: Undecided PAULEEN CLARK Paula Major: Science Ergonians 4: Library 4: Future Nurses 4: Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 12 Sr. Dramatics 2, 1: H0l'iZ0l1 12 H011- ors Convocation 3: National An- thology 3. Ambition: Airline Stewardess WESLEY CLARKE Santee Majors: Math, Science Band 2: Wakapa 2: Knights of Blue 3: Track 3, 2: Rifle Club 3, 2: Sr. Dramatics 4: National An- thology 3: County Band 2. Ambition: Chemist PAUL CRADDOCK Paul Majors: Latin, Business, Math Rifle Club 2: Knights of Blue 3: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Honor Court Monitor 4: Bowling 4: Hon- ors Convocation l. Ambition: Business HILDA CREE Hil-Dayo Major: Business Knights of Blue 4. Ambition: Missionary CHARLENE DOODY Charlene Major: Science Mirror Staff 4: Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Secretary 3: Bowling 4: Library Club 3, 2: Knights of Blue 2: Hon- or Court Monitor 3: Flag Twirler 3: Safety and Welfare Council 1. Ambition: Marriage ROBERT EHRENREICH Bob Majors: Retailing, Business Honor Court Monitor 4, 3: Stamp Club 1. Ambition: Store Keeper CAROL FIELDS Carol Majors: Math, Latin Library Club 4, 3, 1, President 4: Math Club 2: Wakapa 2: Mirror Co-Editor-in-Chief 4: Intramurals 4, 3: Horizon 4, 8, Exchange Editor 4: Future Teachers 4, 3: Ergonians 4: Leisure Time Club 2: Safety and Welfare Council 2: A Cappella 4, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Chorus 2, 1: Daisy Chain 3: County Chorus 3: Sect. All-State 4: National Hon- or Society 4: National Anthology 8: Honors Convocation 3, 2: Mock General Assembly 4: Music Festi- val 4, 3. Ambition: Secondary Teacher GARY FORBERG Gary Major: Business Knights of Blue 3, 2, l: Motion Picture Club l: Photography Club 3, 2: Camera Unit 4, 3: Mirror 3. Ambition: Retailer DOROTHY FULLER Dottie Major: Business Mirror Staff 4: Bowling 4: Horizon 4, 3, 2, I: Library Club 2, 1: Flag Twirler 3, 2: Intramurals 4. Ambition: Private Secretary JOHN FULLER njack.. Major: Agriculture Varsity 3: F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, 1: Gym Leaders 8: Intramurals 2, l. Ambition: Undecided RICHARD FURNESS Moose Majors: Science, Math Mixed Chorus 3, 2, 1: A Cappella 4, 3: Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1: Audio- Visual 4, S: Knights of Blue 3: Safety and Welfare 4, 2: j.V. Foot- ball l: All-State 4: County Chorus 4, 3, 2: Rio Rico 2: County Fes- tival 4, 3, 2. Ambition: U.S. Air Force RONALD FURNESS Polly Major: Print Shop Varsity Baseball 3, 2, 1: J.V. Foot- ball, Captain 2: Knights of Blue 2, 1: Boys' Glee Club 1: A Cappella Choir 4, 5, 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 2: Boys' Bowling 3, 2, 1: Student Council 4, 3: Horizon 4, l: Legion of Honor 4: Vice President of Sen- ior Class 4: Sect. All-State 4, 5, 2: County Chorus 4, 8, 2: Rio Rico 2: Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Air Force HAROLD GORMAN Herby Major: Machine Shop Blue Coats 4, 3: Honors Convoca- tion 3. Ambition: Machinist JOSEPH GRABOWSKI ..J0e,. Major: Math Audio-Visual 3: Rifle Club 2. Ambition: Engineer MARGARET GRIER apeggy.. Majors: Retailing, Home Ec. Safety and Welfare Council 4, 3, Secretary 4: Ergonians 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 2, l: Leisure Time Club 2, 1: Bowling 2: Mirror Staff 4: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Nurse JOAN M. HALL joannie Major: Business Leisure Time Club I: Horizon 2: Art Club 3: G.A.A. 1: Honors Con- vocation 2. Ambition: Oflice Work ROBERT HARDING Bob Major: Business Football 1: A Cappella 4: Audio Visual Club 4. 3: Safety and Wel- fare Council 4: Athletic Council 2: Gym Leaders 4, 3: Talent Show 3. Ambition: Public Accountant LAWRENCE HARVEY L. J. Major: Business Football 4, 3, 2: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Baseball 2: Track 2: Honor Court 4: Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1: Legion of Honor 4, 3, President 4. Ambition: Undecided WALTER HEMINWAY Walt Majors: Math, Science Football 4: Tennis 3, 2: Bowling 4: Basketball 3, 2. Ambition: Navy ELINOR HEWITT Ellie Majors: Math, Science Future Nurses 4, 3: Debate Club 2: Leisure Time Club 1: Scribblers 3, 2. Ambition: Nurse NANCY HILL Nance Major: Science Band 4, 3, 2: Student Council 4, Secretary 4: Orchestra 4, 3, 2: In- tramurals 1: Bowling 4: Safety and Welfare 1: Senior Dramatics 4, 3: Future Teachers 4: Audio-Visual Club 2: Jr. Dramatics lg Honors Convocation 3, 1: County Band 3 Ambition: Teacher SHAREN HOOD Sharen Major: Home Ec. Bowling 4, 3, 2: Girls' Chorus 3, 2, 1: Library Club 4, 3: Leisure Time Club 2, I: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Secretary JOHN HOWARD Jonie Major: Retailing Football 2, 1: Track 2: Audio-Vis- ual Club 4, 8, 2, l, President 4, 3: Motion Picture Club 2, 1: Gym Leaders 3: Stage Tech. 4, 3, 2, 1: Honors Convocation S, 2, 1: Arista Citizenship Award 3: Rio Rico 2: Fortune Teller 1. Ambition: Navy t 28 MARLEEN JOHNSON Marleen Major: Math Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Bowling 4, 8, 2, 1: Intramurals 4, 3, 2: Future Teachers 4, 3: Ergonians 4, 3, Vice President 4: Student Coun- cil 3, lg Girls' Chorus 2, 1: Flag Twirler 2, 1: National Anthology 3: Honors Convocation 3: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Teacher BARRY KENNEDY Oscar Major: Science Physical Fitness 1: Bowling 2: Ri- tie Club 3, 2: Science Club l. Ambition: Engineering School LESLIE KENWARD Les Majors: Math, Art Rifle Club 8: Safety and Welfare Council 2. Ambition: Artist DONALD KILNER Satch Majors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Monitor 3: Stamp Club 2, 1: Riiie Club 2, 1: Motion Picture Club 3, 2. Ambition: Undecided t L-.. c 1 GEORGE KONESKI, JR. Georgie Major: Business j.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2: Rifle Club 3, 2, l, President 3, Treasurer 2: Photography Club 3: Safety and Welfare Council 1: Ath- letic Council 2: Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2. Ambition: Air Force MARTIN KREBS Martin Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, President 4, County Vice President 4, 3. Ambition: Undecided FRANCES LAATSCH Fran Majors: Math, Science, French Wakapa 2, 1: Arista 4, 3, Secretary 4: Future Teachers 3: Student Council 3: Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1: Ergonians 4: Bowling 4, 2: Mirror Staff 4, 3: Student Leaders 4, 3: Leisure Time Club 2, 11 HOHOYS Convocation 3, 2, I: Daisy Chain 3: junior Class Treasurer: Senior Class Treasurer: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: Lab Technician LINDA LEFFLER Linda Major: Business Leisure Time Club 3, 2: Intra- murals 3: Horizon 4, 3. Ambition: Secretary I PETER R. LEONE Peppy A Majors: Science, Math Math Club 3, President 3: Student Council 3, l: Athletic Council 4, President 4: Football 3, 2: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Horizon 1: Senior Dramatits Club 4, 3: Honor Court Monitors 4, 3: National Honor So- ciety 4: Senior Class President 4: Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1: Na- tional Anthology 3: Arista Citizen- ship Award 1: American Legion Essay, 2nd Prize 3. Ambition: Lawyer GEORGE LEPKOSKE George Major: Machine Shop Rifie Club 2. Ambition: Undecided LINDA LERCHER Linda Major: Business Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2: Girls' Cho- rus 3: Student Council 2, 1: Wa- kapa 2, 1: Junior Girls' Chorus 1: junior Dramatics Club 1: Ergo- nians 4: Rio Rico 2: Honors Convocation 3: Daisy Chain 3: County Music Festival 8, 2. Ambition: Secretary PETER LYSTER Pete Major: Business Legion of Honor 4, 3: Audio-Vis- ual Club 4, 3: Rifle Club 2, 1, President 2: j.V. Football 2: Bowl- ing I: Track 2: Honors Convoca- tion 2. Ambition: Undecided ARTHUR MALINOSKI Art Major: Business Scribblers 1: Math Club 8, 2: Safe- ty and Yvelfare Council 3, 2: Mirror Staff 4, 3, 22 Horizon 4, 3, 2: Camera Club 4, 3, 2: Honors Con- vocation 2: National Anthology 3. Ambition: Accountant RICHARD MALTE Smiley Majors: Math, Business Basketball 4, 8, 2, l: Baseball 4, 3, 2: Football 4, 1: Student Council 2: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Rilie Club 1: Athlete of the Week 1: Honors Convocation 4, 3, 1. Ambition: Construction Worker CAROLYN MARTINO Carolyn Major: Business Library Club 4, 3: Ergonians 4: Leisure Time Club 2. Ambition: Secretary GALE McELWEE Gale Majors: Math, Science Library Club 3, 2, I, Secretary 3: Bowling 4, 2: Wakapa 2: Athletic Council 2, 1: Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, Secretary 2, Vice President 3: Girls' Chorus 3, 2, 1: Mixed Cho- rus 4: Student Council 3: Safety and Welfare Council 4, Vice Pres- ident 4: Honor Court Monitor 4: Arista 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Ergonians 4, 3: Mirror Stalf 4: Intramurals 4: Rio Rico 2: Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, 1: Daisy Chain 3: Na- tional Honor Society 4. Ambition: Nurse RICHARD METZ Dick Major: Business Audio-Visual 4, 3, 2, I: Football l: Basketball 3, 2, l: junior Physical Fitness l: Rifle Club 1: Student Council 1: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Undecided EUGENE MONACELL Gene Majors: Math, Science Basketball 4, 3, 2, l: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1: Safety and Welfare Council 1: Knights of Blue 2, 1: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Physical Fitness Club l: Bowling 3. Ambition: Industrial Chemist DAVID MORIEN Dave Majors: Math, Art Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Draftsman ROBERT MYERS Bob Majors: Math, Science S.A. President 4: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Student Council 3, 1: J.V. Baseball 2: Wakapa 2. 1: Arista 4, 3, Vice-President 3: Mirror Staff 3: Math Club 3, 2, President 2: Rifle Club 1: Club Council 4, 2: Honors Convocation 3, 2, 1: National An- thology 3, 1: National Honor So- ciety 4: Syracuse Citizenship Con- ference 3: Fredonia College Preview 3: Boy's State 3. Ambition: Engineer PATRICA MYLLES Pat Major: Science Athletic Council 4: Future Nurses 4, 3, 2, President 4: Intramurals 2: Honor's Convocation 3. Ambition: Nurse THOMAS NUDD MI-omi, Major: Art Rifle Club 1. Ambition: Navy BERNARD PARADA Bernie Major: Business Bowling Ambition: Undecided ROBERTA PETTIT Roberta Major: Business Band 4, 3, 2, l: Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1: Wakapa 2, 1: Arista 4, 3: Er- gonians 4, 3: Athletic Council 2, Treasurer 2: Intramurals 3, 2: Min-or Staff 3: Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1: Student Leaders 3: Flag Twirler 2, 1: Horizon 4, Editor-in-Chief 4: Woodwind Ensemble l: Honor's Convocation 3, 2, 1: County Band 4, 3, 2: Sect. All-State 4, 3, 2: Na- tional Honor Society: Girl's State 3: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Business School BLAINE POLER Bob Major: Machine Shop Legion of Honor 4, 3: Varsity Foot- ball 4, 3: j.V. Football 2, 1: Rifle Club 4, 3, 2: Varsity Wrestling 1: Honor's Convocation 2. Ambition: Air Force TERRY POWLEY Lightning Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, 1, Reporter 4: Rifle Club 2, 1. Ambition: Air Force GEORGE PRITCHARD Hillbilly Major: Machine Shop Ambition: Farmer FLORENCE QUIBLE Flossie Major: Business Knights of Blue 3: Library Club 3: Photography Club 3: Flag Twirlers 4, 3: Horizon 4: Leisure Time Club 2, l. Ambition: Beautician BARBARA RANKIN Barb Major: French S.A. Secretary 4: Horizon 4, 3, 2, l, Editor-in-Chief 3: Senior Band 4, 3, 2. l: A Cappella 4, 3, 2: Arista 4, 3: Ergonians 4, 3, President 4: Orchestra 4, 3: S.A. Committee 4: Senior Dramatics Club 4: Knights of Blue 2, l: junior Dramatics I: Woodwind Ensemble 1: junior Girls' Chorus 1: Wakapa 2: Intra- murals 2: Student Council 4, 3: Honor Court Monitor 3: Club Council: Future Teachers 4, 3: Bowling 4: National Honor Society 4: Fredonia College Preview: Life O' The Party : Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, I: Daisy Chain 3: Rio Rico 2: State All-State Band 1: Sect. All-State 4, 3, 2: County Band 3, 2: Quality Street 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 2: Student Leaders 2. Ambition: Elementary Teacher RONALD RENOUF Ron Majors: Math, Science Football 4, 3, 2, 1: Wrestling 4, 3, 2, l, Captain 4, 3: Legion of Honor 4, 3, Secretary 4: Motion Picture Club 2, Treasurer 2: Honors Con- vocation 3, 2, 1: National Honor Society 4: School Flag Bearer 4. Ambition: Engineer JOSEPH RICH ..J0dy.. Majors: Math, Business Rifle Club 1: j.V. Baseball l, 2: Gym Leaders 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Track 3. Ambition: Florist SUSAN RICH Sue Major: Business . Library Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Mixed Cho- rus 3, 1: Ergonians 4: Future Teachers 4: National Anthology 3: Rio Rico 2: Honors Convocation 3: County Musical Festival 3, 2. Ambition: Teacher BONNIE RICHARDS Bee Major: Home Ec. Library Club 4, 8, 2, I: Future Teachers 4, 3: Intramurals 4: Mirror Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2: Honors Convocation 3, 2: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Teacher, Librarian LISE RICHELSEN Lise Majors: Math, Science, French Ergonians 4, 3: Athletic Council 3: Daisy Chain 3: National Anthology 3: Rio Rico 2: Future Nurses Club 4, 3: Wakapa 2: Honors Con- vocation 3. Ambition: Housewife RONALD ROBISON Robby Majors: Business, Art Tennis 2: Photography Club 3: Ri- He Club 2: Athletic Council 8, 1: Senior Boys Club 2. Ambition: Navy DAVID ROSS Rose Major: Agriculture F.F.A. 4, 3, 2, l: Rifle Club 4, 3, 2, l, Vice President 2, Executive 3: Knights of Blue 4, 3, President 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Dairy judging Team 1, 4: Safety and Welfare Council 1: F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2: F.F.A. Fair: Honors Convocation 3, Ambition: Racehorse Manager ANN SCHENING Shortie Major: Business Wakapa 2: Intramurals 2, 1: A Cappella 4, 3. 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 2: Girls' Chorus 1: Bowling 2: Honors Convocation 1: Sect. All- State 4, 3: County Chorus 3, 2: Rio Rico 2. Ambition: Secretarial Work MARY LOU SCHLEGEL Lulu Major: Business Majorettes 4, 3, 2, I: Flag Twirlers 4, 3, 2, l, Leader 4, 3: Mirror Stalf 4: Athletic Council 4: Intra- murals l: Junior Dramatics Club 1: Honors Convocation 3: Rio Rico 2: National Anthology 3: Music Festival 3, 2: Knights of Blue 2, 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 23 Girls' Chorus 1. Ambition: Marriage ELEANOR SCHULTZ Schultzie Major: Business Athletic Council 4: Leisure Time Club 2, l: Bowling 2: Horizon 4. Ambition: Otiice Work BONNEE LEE SCOTT Ruff Majors: Latin, Math Arista 4, 3: Ergonians 4, 3: Student Council 4, 3: Student Leaders 4, 3: A Cappella 4, 3: Senior Dramatics 4, 3, 2, President 4, Secretary 3: Masque and Gravel 4, 3, 2, Presi- dent 4, Secretary 3: Mirror Co-Edi- tor-in-Chief 4: Future Teachers 3: Music Festival 3, 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 2: Wakapa 2, l: Library Club 2, l: Knights of Blue 1: Junior Girl's Chorus 1: Club Council 4: National Honor Society 4: All-State Sect. 4: County Chorus 3: Quality Street 4: A Girl In Every Port 3: Let's Make Up 2: Rio Rico 2: Honor's Convocation 3, 2, 1: Mock General Assembly 4, 3: Syra- cuse Citizenship Conference 3: Daisy Chain 3: Fredonia Preview Week 3: Buffalo Summer Institute of Mathematics 3. Ambition: Secondary Teacher BRUCE SEEKINS Bruce Major: Machine Shop Bowling 3: Photography Club 2. Ambition: Electronics Technician JEAN SHEELAR Jeannie Major: Business Leisure Time Club 1: Intramurals 3: Athletic Council 3: Horizon 3. Ambition: Secretarial Work DIANNE SHURGOUR Shug Majors: Science, Art junior Dramatics 2, 1. Vice Presi- dent 2: Girls' Chorus 3, 2, 1: Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 1: BOWlir1g 4, 3, 2, 1: Knights of Blue 3, 2, 1: Safety and Welfare Council 2, I: Math Club 2: Future Nurses 3: Athletic Council 2: Band 2, 1: Rio Rico 2: Fortune Tel1er 1: Honors Con- vocation 2, 1. Ambition: Advertising Artist LAWRENCE SLATTERY Slats Major: Business Football 4, 3, 2: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1: Honors Convocation 2. Ambition: Undecided SHIRLEY SMITH Shirl Majors: Home Ec., Retailing Safety and Welfare Council 3, 2: Honors Convocation. Ambition: Store Keeper VIVIAN SMITH Viv Majors: Business, Home Ec. S.A. 4: Finance Committee 4: Wak- apa 2, 1, Secretary 2: Ergonians 4: Knights of Blue 3: Horizon 2, 1: Scribblers 2: Leisure Time Club 1: Athletic Council 2. lg Intramurals 2, I: Bowling 4: Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 2: Girls' Chorus 3, l: Rio Rico 2: Cafeteria Cashier 3: Daisy Chain 3: Honors Convocation 3, 2. Ambition: Accountant BONNIE STANLEY Bonnie Majors: French, Business Mirror Staff 45 Ergonians 4, 3, Vice President 3: Student Council 4: Safety and Welfare Council 2: Scrib- blers 2: Majorettes 4, 3, 2, 1, Head Majorette 4, 3: Flag Twirler 2, lg Mixed Chorus 4, 8. 2: junior Girls' Chorus 1: Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 1: Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1: junior Dramat- ics 1, Secretary 1: G.A.A. 1: Daisy Chain 33 Honors Convocation 3, 23 Rio Rico 2: Music Festival 2, 1. Ambition: Airline Career MARTHA STUCKO Marty Majors: Art, Home Ec. Future Nurses 4, 3, 2: Junior Dra- matics 1. Ambition: Nurse DONALD TALIENTO Don Major: Machine Shop Knights of Blue 4, 3: Bowling 4: Rifle Club 3: Athletic Council 1: Motion Picture Club 3: Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Machinist DAVID THAXTER Dave Major: Math Track 2, l. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer EUGENE THIEL Gene Majors: 'Machine Shop, Math Legion of Honor 4, 1 Rifle Club 1: Motion Picture Club 2: Student Council lg Bowling 4. Ambition: Dentist. JON THOMAS ...Iona Majors: Math, Science Football 4: Knights of Blue 4: Track 39 Senior Dramatics Club 4, 3, 2, 1: A Cappella 4, 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 2, 1: Band 3, 2. 1: County Chorus 3, 2: Sect. All-State 4: County Band 3, 2, l. Ambition: Medical Doctor CAROL TROW Carol Majors: Math, Science S.A. Vice President 4: Safety and Welfare Council 1: Athletic Coun- cil 3, 2: Knights of Blue 3: Wakapa 3, 2, 1, President 2: Arista 4, 3: Hor- izon 3, 2: Ergonians 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Masque and Gavel 4, 3: Senior Dramatics 4, 5: Scribblers 3, 2: Leisure Time Club 2: Future Nurses 3: Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1: Bowling 4, 3, 2: The Fortune Teller 1: Rio Rico 2: Honor-'s Convocation 3, 2, 1: A Cappella 4, 3, 2: Mixed Chorus 5, 2: Intra- murals 4, 3, 2, 1: County Chorus 3: Sect. All-State Orchestra 4, 3, 2, 1: All-State Choir 4: Daisy Chain 3: Quality Street 4. Ambition: Vocal Instructor HAROLD TUTTLE Jack Major: Science Band 4, 3, 2, l: Mixed Chorus l: Rio Rico 2: County Band 3, 2. Ambition: Farmer MARVIN VANAUKER Marvin Major: Retailing Track 2: Motion Picture Club 2: Safety and Welfare Council 2: Pho- tography 3. Ambition: Real Estate Agent RICHARD VANAUKER Dick Major: Math, Science Varsity Football 4, 8, 2, Captain 4, 3: Varsity Baseball 4, 3: Wrestling 3, 2: LV. Football 1: J.V. Baseball 2, I: Basketball Manager 1: Band 2, 1: A Cappella 4, 3, 2, 1: Mixed Chorus 3, 2, I: Boys' Chorus 2, 1: Sportsmen 2, I: Senior Dramatics 4: Student Council 4: Legion of Hon- or 4, 3, Vice President 4: Bowling 2: junior Science Club 1: Gym Leaders 3, 2, 1: Rio Rico 2: Quality Street 4: Honors Convo- cation 3, 2, 1: County Chorus 4, 3, 2: Sect. All-State Festival. Ambition: Chemical Engineer NANCY VANILLE Nan Majors: Science, Math Knights of Blue 4, 3, 2: Horizon 4: Photography Club 3: Leisure Time Club 2. Ambition: Homemaker DELBERT IVALCK Del Majors: Math, Science Mirror Staff 4, 1: Rifle Club 2: Math Club 2: Photography Club 3: Bowling 4. Ambition: Undecided RONALD WASHAK Mike Major: Machine Shop Football 4, 3, 2: Baseball 4, 3: Track 4, 3, 2: Legion of Honor 4, 3: Student Council 4: J.V. Football 2: Gym Leaders 3: Junior Science Club l. Ambition: Undecided LAWRENCE WASNOCK Fuzzy Major: Industrial Art Wrestling 3: Rifie Club 2, 1: Gym Leaders 1: Motion Picture Club 3: Horizon 4. Ambition: Undecided DIAN L. WHIPPLE Whip Majors: Math, Science Wakapa 2, 1, V. Pres. lg Arista 4. 33 jr. Dramatics l, Pres. 15 Sr. Dra- matics 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4g Masque and Gavel 4, 3, 2, Sec. 4g Math Club 2: Honor Court 3, 13 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Flag Twirler lg Cheerleader 4, 5, 2, Cpt. 41 Ergonians 43 Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Mirror Staff 4: Rio Rico 2: Student Leaders 4, 3: Club Coun- cil lg Honors Convocation 3, 2, lg Alt. Girls State 31 Rep. to Citizen- ship Conference Bg National Honor Society 4: Daisy Chain 3. Ambition: Industrial Laboratory Technician Senior Alphabet Dian Whipple Gale McElwee Frances Laatsch Bonnie Stanley Ann Schening Nancy Hill Peggy Grier Sally Castricone Bonnie Stanley Carol Trow Bonnie Scott Sharen Hood Bonnie Stanley Florence Quible Patricia Mylles Bonnie Richards Susan Rich Joanne Banks Roberta Pettit Dianne Shurgour Mary Lou Schlegel Vivian Smith Bette Caleb Bonnie Scott Bette Caleb Dian Whipple Athletic L. J. Harvey Blushing Martin Krebs Congenial Richard Van Auker Dancer Ronald Bramer Eater Robert Ehrenreich Flirt Ronald Furness Gullible Arthur Malinoski Heart-breaker Dean Brigham Irresistible Richard Van Auker joker Lawrence Wasnock Knowledge Robert Myers Light-hearted Richard Furness M-m-in-m-m-m Eugene Monacell Nonchalant joseph Rich Optimistic Roger Baldwin Persuasive Peter Leone Quiet Gene Bentley Refreshing Ronald Furness Smooth Roger Baldwin Talkative Bernard Parada Unique jon Thomas Vivacious Ronald Washak Winning Lee Albright X-unknown quality Yawning ZfPPy 36 Robert Myers Lawrence Wasnock Peter Leone UN DERCLASSMEN Back row: Stupnick, McPherson, Holtz, Mclllwain, Thomas, Wagner, McManaman, Weston Handt, Eggert, Edwards, Sanders, Flower, Ward, Draper, DiGuilio, Mundion. Third row: Gillmeister, Matusak, Robison, Palmere, Evans, Kurdziel, Grabowski, Holman, Robison, Culver, Draper, Dubay, DePalma, Feltz, Caleb, Beaver. Second row: Majeski, Mazzo, Brennan, Keep, Dye, Brigham, Banks, Sechoviak, P. Page, Flatt, Siwirski, Baldwin, Baker, Holihan, Wheatley, F. Page. Front row: Rosenbeck, Riches, Myers, Howe, Crockett, Coffey, Iorio, Stewart, Hawley, Dennis, Brazzell, Root, Pahura, Fackler, Bush. Back row: Chiarolanza, Misso, Howes, Kaderli, Suzanne, Kubatek, YV. Fox, R. Fox, Renton Zielinski, Dinse, Scottow, Grimes, Morien, Hellwig, Elsom, Gruber, Beeclon. Third row: 'Watt Lasal, Hudson, Flechsenhaar, Butler, Lefiler, Grout, Mahnke, Alderson, Schepis, Kenward, Biernacki, Raisner, Brege, Kidney, Limina, Whiting. Second row: Baker, Canfield, Mott, Ram- ming, Rumble, Hartway, Barnard, Krebs, Watson, Balcerzak, Pollick, Elsom, Sheelar, Devlin, Hungerford, Britt. Front row: Baron, Tuohey, Monacell, Slack, Fackler, Fisher, Robinson, Dusenberry, Boyle, Crossxnan, Gaul, Karney, Anstey, Clark. 1 Back row: Fields, Caldwell, Kosloski, Moden, Payne, Kiebala, Reese, Fuller, Dennis, Rankin Paone, Malinoski, Scarpinato, Hansler, Blackburn, Mathers, Wise, Hill, Bielinski, Thomas, Pettit. Third row: Chambers, Padeloski, Renouf, Cherry, Seefeldt, Lowery, Lefller, Quintern, Caro, VanAuker, Beaver, Andrews, Carson, Richelson, Fox, Butler, Malte, Reigle, Reimer, Patterson, Williams, Hartway, Ross. Second row: Kelly, Patten, Rumble, Champlin, Baldwin, Poler, Marcinoski, Newman, Yates, Siefert, Andrews, Gruber, Lang, Domoy, Carpenter, Moule, Peglow, Canham, Thaine. Front row: Crafts, Ransom, Seekins, Zucuski, Bently, Gibbs, Swan, Grabowski, Davis, Meland, Derefinko, Winters, Dingman, King, Brennan, Ryan, Wienke. will L 01' I . ff W 4 I. ff fy 1 I jtw ,afwvffwu O O Back row: Felstead, Porter, Canham, Hauenstein, Peglow, Bunn, Williams, Rawley, Bramer, Mclilwee, Washak, Lefller, Hill, Farrell, Brigham, Beyer, Gerzhoif, Sander, Martino, Stahl, Clark Sadler. Third row: Fox, Botsford, Lasal, Walter, Ryan, Farewell, Baehr, Herrivan, Stefaniak, Stucko, Serve, Slack, Waters, Caleb, Piedmont, McAllister, Howe, Flower, Ames, Harvey, Loades Zyne. Second row: Stupmick, Stockiield, Short, Fearby, Mathers, Buckner, LaPort, Licinio, Pescara, Kraatz, Plummer, Kent, Jacobs, Hathaway, Rodriquez, Feller, Cague, Blount, Cornelius, Seaver. Front row: Gaze, Starkweather, Calanclra, Fearby, Cooper, Yaskaviach, Martin, Judd Bannister, Schultz, Fuller, Calandra, Dujenski, Smith, Whittleton, Moore, Wright, Lapp, Root, Nowak. O 39 Back rozv: George, Green, Hewitt, Hickman, Young, Knights, Allen, Eaton, Callard, Holmes, Schrader, Bentley, Yvilliams, Bernard, joralemon, Schultz, Wells, Geiger. Second row: Kuhn, Al- bright, Caleb, Herriven, Grabowski, Sevenski, Hellert, Pritchard, Blanc, Doody, Santillo, Tuttle, Hood, McPherson, Hudson, Fox, Waters. Front row: Pittard, Nudd, Marchinoski, Allen, Greg- ory, Bacon, Stork, Rogers, Schafer, Moden, Thomas, Kenward, Dumbrowski, Pask, Loiacano. Freshmen Back row: Gracey, Xvaters, Ehrenreich, Bana' zuski, Paine, Beedon, Hare, Harluer, Metz, Kla- fehn, Canhani, Kubatek, Montgomery, Porter Hart. Third row: Snell, Dawson, Sewar, Kuzi- bal, Seelbinder, Champlin, Harrington, lvaters Jarvis, Brady, Hinman, Lane, Hill, Seefeldt Second -row: Koneski, Keller, Metz, Avery, Caro Wilkerson, Dinse, Kidney, Gates, Burgess, YVil- son, Fagg, Gotts, Scheidel. Front row: Connolly Smith, Gleason, Young, Rich, VVells, McGrath Eckerson, Garlock, Lonnon, Rosenbeck, Pask Muck. Back row: Spaulding, YVilson, Cook, Sager, Van Auker, Slack, Hare, Mower, Bathrick, Craddock, Beaver, Furness, Lyster, Evans, Riemer. Second row: Zolin, jeffers, Wodrich, Watt, King, Judd, Skellen, Pritchard, Ames, Sills, Morse, Schlegal, Harrner, Howe. Front rozu: D. Callara, Chen- oweth, Gotts, P. Callara, Pahura, Neal, Hill, Goodrich, Hinn1an, Ribbeck, Gardner, Crafts, Barnes, Goodrich. n Eighth Grade Back row: Elsom, Navelle, Sotowski, Fackler, Herriven, Miller, Klawitter, Paige, Malte, Trow, Southcott, Balcerzak, Kaiser, Green. Second row: G. Rimes, McKenna, Ames, Boles, Paloski, Gaze, Conroy, Reigle, McPherson, Reeson, Meiser, Gregory. Front row: Hellert, Robison, Watts, King, P. Hill, D. Hill, Stockwell, Dubay, Payne, Conley, Scott. Back row: McPherson, Martin, Dutton, Wheat- ley, Sneider, Gorman, Farrell, Massey, Snell, Ackerson, Knickerbocker, Sanderson, Phinney, Clark. Third row: Hauswald, johnson, Majeski, Fenton, Rankin, Suzanne, Smith, Bensley, Pa- hura, Scarpinato, Young, Hill, Quinten, Opler. Second Tow: l,Vilkins, Ayrhart, Davis, Krebs, Hemingway, Seelbinder, Mc.Ado0, Bannister, Sanders, Crosby, Stanley, Bielak, Marland. Front row: Baron, Hellert, Ford, Anstey, Hess, Rumble, Crossman, Scottow, King, Whitkop, Zyne. Back row: Biels, Clark, Green, Tuttle, Bidell Krebs, Knights, Linderman, Schilling, Joseph Herman, Brady, Carpenter. Second row: Men- clewicz, Keep, Steckenfinger, Rozenbeck, Hobbs Caleb, Busch, Donelson, Allen, Stockwell, South- cott, Birch. Front row: Reigle, Shubbuck, Voek- ler, Livingston, Thaine, Banazuski, Cree, Holtz Prest, Monell. Back row: Prawel, Stakowski, Howes, Krebs, Pritchard, Cham- bers, Seefeldt, Flowers, Holmes, Clayton, Kreppinech, Ames. Woodbridge, Patton, Hall, San- derson, Schaffer, Sheelar. Second row: Pettit, Cooper, Beals, Stimpson, Howell, Prawel, Ram- xning, Grout, Jermyn, Linke, Page, Krebs, Jantzi, Hill, Richel- son, Kusnierczak, Gross, King. Front row: Santillo, Smith, Brege, Davis, McMurray, Silker, Blackburn, M. McKenna, Pied- mont, Morien, Fullwell, Grimes, Campana, Harling, Neal, South- cott, Stakewicz. Back row: Farley, Williams, Pit- tard, Blackburn, Root, Rodri- quez, Martin, Winters, Gorham, Myers, Herriven, Waterson. Second row: Menclewicz, Whit- tleton, Baldwin, Thomas, Has- sall, Sipple, Willits, Watson, J. Clark, Brigham, Baehr. Front row: Scott, Myers, Allen, Schultz, Oliver, Wren, Scitzer, French, Keller, Allen. Back row: Stilwell, Scharlau, Al- bone, Bacon, Quintern, Goheen, Neal, Chase, Boyce, B. Blount, Farman, Bateman, Moden, Ken- ward, Quintern, Parsons, Gerze- off, Grabowki. Second 'rowz War- ren, Anstey, C. Furness, Dillon, Sander, Draper, Reed, Fraiser, Schrader, Goodrich, Grimes, W. Blount, I. Clark, Harrington, Kepner, Rodriguez, Andrews, Flower. Front row: Scottow, Keep, Fuller, Kyle, King, Prit- Chard, Stimpson, Gumtow, M. Clark, Jarvis, Yates, Gregory, Woodrich, Flatt, Stickenfrnger, Moore, Voker. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Senior Student Council Back 'rowz Butler, Biernacki, Rankin, Furness, Scott, L. Albright, Xvashak, Renton, Baldwin, Van Auker, Bramer, Hellwig, Stanley, Di. Giuilo, Trow, Kurdziel. Second row: Brazzell, Ban- nister, Boyle, Short, Meyers, Mr. Parsons, Malte, Renouf, Padoleski, Banks. Front row: Wienke, Callara, Smith, S. Albright, Meyers, Eckerson. S. A. Officers p The student body is represented by elected officers from the various home- rooms. Under the chairmanship of the Student Association president and the guidance of an appointed sponsor, the student council assembles to approve the budge tof expenditures, the actions of the various club organizations, and to promote and foster worthy school func- tions. Smith, Albright, Rankin, Trow, Myers. unior Student Council Back row: Hellert, Hauswald, Stimpson, Krebs, Howell, Myers, Blackburn, Gaze, Rumble Pritchard, Coheen, Bacon, Lepp, Knights, Paige. Scaled: Mr. Miller, Snell, Gregory, johnson Stackewicz, Allen, Miller. 1 y Athletic Council i Back row: Crafts, Waters, Trow, Caleb, Payne, Farrell, Mclilwee, Weston, Handt, Bedford, Martino, Slack, Elsom, Myllcs, Gardner, Andrews. Front row: Swan, Schultz, Schlegal, Leone, Tuohey, Britt, Mr. Horwitz. Honor Court Back row: Serve, Harvey, Zielinski, Malinowski, Limina. Front row: Al- bright, Monacell, Mr. Martin, Pask, Caleb. The Athletic Council was formed to promote enthu- siasm for sports, leadership, and good sportsmanship. The Honor Court passes judgment on all student in- fringements of the Student Council regulations. The Honor Court Monitors as- sume the duties of proctor- ing the detention halls. The Safety and Welfare Council works with the Red Cross in packing boxes and preparing scrap- books. It also sponsors var- ious drives through the school year. Honor Court Monitors Back row: Kurdziel, Leone, DiGuilio, Ehrenreich, Craddock, Paone. Front row: Bush, Banks, McElwee, Mr. Mar- tin, Albright. Safety and Welfare Council Back row: Trow, Stucko, Thomas, Furness, Hill, McManaman, Paone, Klafehn, Botsford, Caldwell, Raisner, Mazzo. Second row: Kuhn, Fisher, Grier, McElwee, Mrs. Bartlett, Colfey, Page, Brennan, Hawley. Front raw: Callara, Pahura, Slack, Hudson, Iorio, McGrath, 45 Activity Board Rankin, Trow, Mr. Devlin, Myers, Smith. S. C. Cominittee Back row: Leone, Harvey Howard McElwee, Scott. Third row johnson Pettit, Fields, Rankin Myers Second row: Mr. Misiti. Trow Mylles Front row: Page, Coffey. These four organizations, Activity Board, Club Council, S.A. Committee, and Finance Committee, are units of our Student Association which strive to im- prove the standard of Medina High Schoo1's student government. Composed of a student representative from each of the three councils and the Vice-President of the Student Association, the Activities Board as- sumes the responsibility for starting the club program each year. The Club Council has as its members a facultylsponsor, the presidents and sponsors of each club, and the Vice-President of the Student Associa- Standing: Smith, Mr. Miller, Myers, Mr. Whitney. Seated: Rankin, Trow, Mr. Devlin, Mr. Martin, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Misiti. tion. Policies concerning club regulations are formu- lated by this group. The Student Association Com- mittee is made up offthe student officers, a faculty sponsor, the Chief justice, and the Principal. It func- tions as the directing body of the Student Association. The Finance Committee, which prepares the Student Association's budget, consists of a representative from each club whose finances are dependent upon the Stu- dent Association treasury. Finance Committee Back row: Leone, Furness. Front row Page Mr 46 Miller, Trow, Smith. Club Council ACTIVITIES Arista Fields. Second row: Schening, Karney, Monacell, Coffey, Bush, Page, Limina, Trow, Di Guilio, Caleb, Mott, Whipple, Lercher, Rumble, Gaul, Slack, Bush Front row: Keep, Beedon, Mrs. Hinkley, Laatsch, Albright, Myers, Mclilwee, Mr. Devlin, Mazzo, Dusenbury. Chosen for their outstanding scholastic ability, the members of Arista and Wakapa perform many services for Medina High School. Visitors to the school are greeted with a friendly smile and helpful directions from a XfVakapa member on hall duty. While Arista members relieve Miss Heady in the second floor oiiice during the noon-hour, cooperative Wakapa members aid students in finding lost articles. Back row: Alderson, Pettit, Scott, Bedford, Zielinski, Weston, Scottow, Rankin akapa Back row: McAllister, Caleb, Serve, Hill, Wise, Bramer, Rankin, Hill, Reese, Kiebala, Slack, Caldwell, Herriven Second row: McElwee, Rumble, Feller, Short, Stockiield Blount, Mr. Scott. First row: Wienke, Judd, Padoleski, Bannister, Renouf, Hartway, Meland, Mft-ight. Back row: Fields, Waters, Callard, Malinowski, Mower, Metz, Klafehn, Blackburn, Craddock, Gracey. Third row: Caleb, Cague, Stucko, Morse, joroleman, Schultz, Hellert, G. Ames, Kuhn, Pritchard, Albright. Second row: Stork, Bacon, Zolin, F. Ames, Rogers, Schlegal, Chenoweth, Mr. Scott. Front row: Pask, Pahura, Hill, Gardner, Goodrich, Neal, Pask Zuzuski. Back row: WVatson, Smith, Farley, Pittard, Prichard, Blackburn, Bacon, Grout, Myers, Thomas, Sander, Clark. Second row: Mrs. Cory, Gregory, jantzi, Howell, Siewert, Pritchard. Front row: Neal, Richelson, Baldwin, Krebs, Schultz. The teachers of Medina High School eagerly await the Faculty Tea sponsored annually by the Star Club. Under the Star direction of Mrs. Hinckley, the Star Club, in addition to Arista and Wakapa, sells tickets for the Assembly Night. Back raw: Elsom, Sanderson, johnson, Banuzuski, Schilling, Linderman, Krebs, Snell, Beals Lepp, Wheatley, Satkowski. Second row: Payne, Gaze, Miller, Mrs. Hinckley, Pahura, Scott Hauswald. Front row: Baron, Robison, Navelle, Allen, Rumble, Watts, Heller. 1 Legion Back row: Dinse, Washak, Monacell, Baldwin, Malte, Lyster, Craddock, Handt, Renton, McElwee, Poler. Second row: Mr. Caldwell, Robinson, Holman, Theil, Furness, Bedford, Brigham, Albright, Bracey, Leone, Di Guilio, Palmere. Front row: Burgess, Myers, Bidell, Draper, Renouf, Harvey, Van Auker, Limina. Ergonians Service groups, the Legion and Ergonians devote much time and effort to help Medina High School run smoothly. The Red Coats maintain order in the halls during the noon- hour and on other occasions when they receive special assignments. The dance Christmas Corsage was the Legion's major project this year. L. J. Harvey is its president, and Mr. Caldwell is the sponsor. Ergonians serve as waitresses at various banquets during the year, are available occasionally to supervise homerooms, and make their services available to various community charities such as the Red Cross and the Heart Fund. Barbara Rankin is president and Miss Dahlquist is the sponsor. Back row: Rich, McElwee, Richelson, Grout, Stanley. Scott, Fields, Pettit, Devlin, Rumble. Third row: Laatsch, Lercher, Mazzo, Martino, Clark, Page, Brennan, Smith, Britt. Second row: Hawley, Trow, Rankin, Miss Dahlquist, johnson, Caleb, Ramming. Front row: Hill, Slack, Whipple, Banks, Grier. ' Knights of Blue Back row: Doody, Krebs, Whiting, Ward, Richelson, Kujawa, A. Hill, Hart D Hill, Flatt, Schultb, Dantley. Second row: Lasal Gorman, Baker, Mr. Whitney Taliento, Barnard, Baldwin. Front row: Gaze, Judd, Dennis, Lyster, Britt, Ames Cree. The Knights of Blue, commonly known as the Blue Coats, is another service group active in helping to maintain order in M.H.S. This group, under the sponsorship of Mr. Whitney, regulates the lunch line and keeps the cafeteria clean during the noon hours. They give up not only their noon-hours, but even part of their activity period for this duty. The members of the Audio-Visual Club are ever available for showing films in the Student Room. They not only gain experience from their work, but also give great enjoyment to students and faculty alike. The Audio-Visual Club is sponsored by Mr. Phillips. Standing: Canham, Furness, Hauenstein, Farrell, Mower, Lyster, Metz, joseph, Grabowski, Reese, Sanders, Hill, Felstead. Front row: Van Auker, Kidney, Bots- ford, Howard, Mr. Philips, Bramer, Zyne, Hibbard Crafts. 51 udio Visual Horizon Editors-Advisors Standing: Cague, Zielinski, Smith. Seated: Pettit, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Caldwell, Rumble, Fields. Combined Staffs Back row: Elsom, Kurdziel, Brauell, Malinoski, Brigham, Klafehn, Furness, Xvasnock, Quible Sheelar, P. Slack. Second row: Monacell, M. A. Slack, Renouf, Wheatley, Devlin, Feller, Rumble McAllister. First row: Schening, Tuohey, Schultz, Lelller. 52 Editorial StaH' Back row: Whlpple, Caleb, Wlenke. Second row: E. Slack, Stanley, Fields, Scott. Front row: Gaul, M. A. Slack. Editors-Advisor Typing Staff Art-Photo Staifs Fields, Mr. Scott, Albright, Scott Mirror-1958 Business Staff Canfield, Biemaeki, Fuller, Tou- - . D - k- k ' h d M L Malinowski, Brennan, Kurdzlel Standmg. Schlegal, ujens 1, Ban s, Ric ar s, azzo, eone, heY' Haftwal' McE1wee, Laatsch, Doody, Monacell, Grier. Seated: Ramming, BOYIC Carpenter, Elsom, Walck, Albright. 53 Scribblers are exhibited. Back row: Sirwirski, Canfield, Brege, Hudson, Stucko, Hart, Serve, Fox, Stefaniak, Raisner, Rumble, P. Page. Second row: Brennan, Baron, Miss Hall, F. Page, Mc- Allister. Front row: Brennan, Seaver, Schultz, Dye, Keep, Dusenbury. The members of the Senior Art Club are to under- take special projects of an artistic nature which will benefit the school and to assist in show case displays, posters, and stage scenery. The Scribb1er's Club, sponsored by Miss Carol R. Hall, yearly edits a book called Scribblers, in which the literary abilities of the students of Medina High Sr. Art Club Back row: Boyle, Shurgour, Champlin. Second row: Malin- oski, Bannister, Caro, Yaskivich. Front raw: Brennan. . Crockett, Miss Argen. Library lub Back row: Yates, Rammnig, Baehr, Howes, J. Riemer, Herriven, Stefaniak, Grabowski, Fox, Lefiler, M. Riemer, Sirwirski. Third row: Touhey, Renouf, Mazzo, Elsom, Martino, Rich, john- son, Blount, Clark. Second raw: Miss Gillmeister, Fields, Anstey, Feller, Cague. Front row: Iorio, Myers, Albright, Richards, Canham, Keller. 54 Headed by Carol Fields, Li- brary Club members take charge of the library during the noon hour, prepare books for circula- tion, put away books, and per- form other useful tasks. The Sr. Dramatics Club, con- sisting of members of excep- tional dramatic ability, pre- sented a four-act play, Quality Street, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Cole. The group has also assisted in various assembly pro- grams through the year. Sr. Dramatics Back fozu: Davis, Kuhn, Caldwell, Hart, Greenland, Malinoski, Fox, Clark, Beedon, Van Auker, Suzanne, Leone, E. Slack, Andrews, Baldwin. Second row: Mazzo, Short, Rumble, Rankin, Pied- mont, A. Butler, Thomas, B. Butler, Raisner, Joralemon, Trow, Stockfield, Monacell. Front row: Martin, M. A. Slack, Kurdziel, Scott, Whipple, Hill, Dujenski. Debate Club Back row: Whipple, Fields, Zielinski, Caleb. Front row: Albright, Scott, Bedford, Walck, MacManaman, Van Au- ker, Mr. Coats. The Medina Chapter of the Masque and Gavel is an honor society for selected members of Sr. Dramatics. The purpose of the Debate Club is to discuss and debate cur- rent issues, bring better under- standing between faculty and student body, improve scholar- ship, and citizenship, and master the art of public speaking. Masque Sc Gavel Back row: Hart, Scott, Leone, Suzanne, Thomas, Beedon, Van Auker, Trow. Second row: Short, Kurdziel, Kuhn, Whipple, Butler, Raisner. Front raw: Dujenski, Monacell, Piedmont, Slack, Hill. Future Teachers of America Back row: Keep, P. Page, Brigham, Rich, Mott, Rankin, Fields, Butler, Devlin, Ramming, F. Page. Second row: Dusenberry, Wheatley, Miss Donahue, Johnson, Boyle, Sechowiak. Front row: Bush, Baron, Hill, Coffey, Richards, Smith, Brennan. Future Nurses Club Like the Future Teachers' or- ganiaztion this club gives experi- ence to girls who are planning to become nurses. These students supervise the clinic in Mrs. War- ren's absence and have assisted in the administering of polio shots. 56 The Laura King Future Teachers' Club endeavors to train students who express the desire to enter the teaching pro- fession. By occasional short-term substituting for teachers, and as- sisting teachers in correcting pa- pers, the F.T.A. members gain valuable experience which they can put to use in their future careers. i i w l Back -row: Dingham, Cherry, Hudson, Richelson, Serve, Grout, M. Stncko, A. Stucko, McElwee, Lowery, Majeski, Moule. Second row: Ames, Kenward, Mylles, Mrs. Warren, Britt, Beaver, Cague. Front row: Clark, Wright, Iorio, Banks, Doody, Canham, Smith, King, Hewitt. Future Farmers of America Bark row: Carpenter, Sager, Fuller, Payne, Lefller, Canham, lNaters, Sewar. Second row: Moden, Ryan, Stockwell, Pritchard, Rich, George, Allen. Front row: Dennis, Hansler, Payne, Mr. Caton, Krebs, Brigham, Powley. Rifle Club To qualify for membership in Rifle Club, a boy must be at least sixteen years old, and in- terested in becoming proficient in the use of firearms. These sharpshooters are learning to be- come skilled hunters under the exceptional guidance of Mr. Matson. This is a vocational club de- signed to encourage and educate boys who have chosen or are contemplating choosing farming as an occupation. Annually, the members stage a Pancake Supper which has become a popular event at Medina High. Back row: Kubatek, Grabowski, Kaderli, Wagner, Williams, Monell, Lewis, Bielinski, Thomas, Carson, Beyer. Second row: L. Poler, M. Matson, Misso, Koneski, B. Poler, Martino, Doody, Hewitt. Front row: Ryan, Lonnon, Pittard, J. Van Auker. 57 Back row: Butler, Baldwin, Watson, Krebs, Alderson, Williams, Eggert, Thomas, Ward, Barnard, Piedmont, Pollick. Second row: Nudd, Garlock, Morse, Raisner, Kurdziel, Fox, Mathers, Dennis. Front row: Fisher, Siwirski, Canfield, Grabowski, Lasal. Fox. Photography Club Photography Unit Photography is an interesting and edu- cational pastime. Under Mr. Johnson's able assistance, the members learn how to develop, print, and enlarge the pictures which they have taken. The energetic boys in the photography unit cheerfully lend their talents to the Horizon 58 Krebs, Kurdziel, Malinoski. Math Club The Math Clubs of Medina High School help stimulate the students' in- terest in mathematics and logical reason- ing. Solving original problems is both amusing and challenging. The funda- mental uses of the slide rule, which greatly help the college-bound mathema- ticians, are also covered. Sechoviak, Limina, Beedon, Weston, Bald- win. Second row: Gaul, Coffey, DiGuilio, Mr Misili. Front row: Clark, Bush, Anstey. Back row: Metz, McElwee, Craddock, Williams, Sanders Payne, Felstead. Elliot, Hatch, Morse, Schlegal. Second row: Mrs. Leigh, Rankin, Pahura, Neal, ROECYS- X Frgnt row: Pagkl Gardner, DCIEHIIRO, Z0liIl, AYIICS, Nlldd, Pask. Back row: Bush, Baldwin, Myers, Palmere, Mary Ann Slack joseph Kurdziel The year of '57-'58 brought many events for MHS. Among them was the intensive Dress Right Campaign sponsored by the Horizon staff with the cooperation of the faculty, administration, and stu- dent body. Posters were everywhere advertising the campaign. For several weeks the Horizon was dedicated to editorials and articles about the effort. An assembly was held for the school and commu- nity showing the correct way to dress for every occasion. joe and Mary Ann were the examples of the wrong way to dress for school or any event. Although they actually never look this way, they were able to effectively show the absurdities of bad dress. The extensive campaign had many far-reaching results and will not be forgotten for its good influence on Medina High School. General Motors' Assembly. Saturday Night Recreation. Graduation, 1957! From the long-awaited seats reserved for occupants of 300, the seniors also have witnessed along with the rest of MHS the enjoyable assemblies this year, among them the science program presented by General Motors. Saturday night recreation offered food, fun, work, and money for the class of '58 as well as the rest of the student body. Yes, everyone in school enjoyed these events of the past year, but graduation will be entirely the seniors' show of 1958. 60 V MUSIC Back row: Judd, Banks, Reese, Gleason, Stocklield, Caldwell, Mundion, Waters, Mr. Feller, Third row: Hellwig, Blackburn, Felstead, Williams, Hellert, Chenoweth, Steiner, S. Rumbles, Callara, Coffey, Britt, Wright, Slack, Albright, Baldwin, Canham, Rogers, Pask, Grabowski, Scarpinato, Paone. Second row: A. Hill, Albright, Wise, Boyle, Feller, Herriven, Myers, Yaskivich, Alderson, Canham, joralemon, Pask, Tuttle, Front row: McAllister, Neal, Pettit, Rankin, N. Hill. Back row: Scott, Gaze, Majeski, Hauswald, McKenna, Mr. Heald, R. Hill. Third row: Page, Grout, Grabowski, Opler, Klawitter, McKenna, Miller, Grimes, Scarpinato, Pahura, Rankin, Paige, Beals, D. Hill, Harling. Second row: Pritchard, Farley, Warren, Wheatley, Neal, Trow, Keller, Neal, Clark, Hill, Piedmont, Koneski, Gregory, Cooper, Root, Watson, johnson. Front row: Blackburn, Scottow, Scottow, Page, Allen, Knights, Schilling, Herriven,-Baldwin. 62 The members of various musical or- ganizations give fully of their musical talent for their own benefits and the en- joyment of the student body. Providing music for assemblies is one main function of both Senior and junior High Bands. Besides this, the Senior High Band plays at football games, basketball games and various activities outside school. Students Dance Band Back row: Andrews, Caldwell, Hill, Mr. Heald Front row: Becton, Paone, Scarpinato. Trombone artet dance to dreamy waltzes and swing mu- sic furnished by the Dance Band. The Trumpet Quartet and Brass Quintet are instrumental organizations for those in- terested in developing their specialized musical talents. Brass Quintet Back row: Rankin, Beeton, Coffey, Britt. Foregfound: Albright. Blackburn, Williams. Hellwig, Beeton Orchestra v Back row: Martin, W'illiams, Mrs. Plummer, WVaters, Pahura, Scarpinato, Hill, Rankin, Page, Wright, Britt, Hill, Hlatts, Champlin. Second row: Jarvis, Herriven, Pask, Pettit, Rankin, Hill, Neal, Blackburn, Scott, Keller. Front row: Trow, Stockfield, Linclerman, Baldwin, jantzi, Wheatley. These musical organizations under the direction of Mr. Connor and Mrs. Plum- mer are composed of students eager to learn and enjoy good music. Some mem- bers of these organizations are chosen to represent Medina at All-State Sectional Choir and Orchestra and also at A11- County Chorus and Orchestra. String Ensemble The Sportsmen Back row: Mrs. Plummer, Trow, Stockfield, Baldwin, Page. Back row: Rankin, Scottow, Baldwin, Bramer. Second Front row: Linderman, Keller, Herriveu, Jarvis, Wheatley, row: Beedon, Furness, Van Auker, Furness. Front row: Hill. 64 Alderson, Mr. Connor. A Capella Choir Back row: E. Fields, Grout, B. Rankin, Scott, j. Rankin, Grimes, Baldwin, Scot- tow, Bramer, C. Fields, P. Page, Mott, Pettit. Second row: Britt, F. Page, Fisher, Eaton, Harding, Sanderson, Renton, Furness, Van Auker, Trow, Devlin, Iorio. First row: Stockfleld, Gaze, Boyle, Gruber, Beeclon, Furness, Alderson, Chiar- lonzo, Coffey, Schening, Mr. Connor. Mixed Chorus Back raw: Sills, Williams, Furness, Gruber, Canham, Bramer, Callard, Harmer, Beedon, Bathrick Carpenter, J. Slack, Allen, Carson, Green, Hewitt, W'clls. Third row: Barnes, Lonnen, Rich Rumble, Canfield, Quintern, Fox, Stucko, Stanley, Caleb, Butler, Siwirski, Brigham, S. Smith Allen, Chevoweth. Second row: Yates, WVi1liams, WVheatley, Mazzo, Majeski, Baldwin, Ramming, Mclilwee, Keep, Dusenberry, Patten, Short, Renouf, Lercher, V. Smith. Front row: Baron, Du- jenski, Hungerford, Andrews, Richards, Riches, Flechsenhaar, Mr. Connor, Kidney, Meland, Slack Monacell, Grier, Dombrowski, Clark. 1 1 7 l Girls Chorus Back row: Butler, Raisner, Herriven, Harrington, Beaver, Serve, Slack, Knights, Metz, Hart, Caldwell, Leffler, Gracey, Tuttle, Blount, Piedmont, Malte. Third row: Burgess, Reimer, N. Seafeldt, D. Seafeldt, Judd, Jarvis, Hinman, Champlin, Feller, McPherson, Spaulding, Pritchard, Sevenski, Hood, Herriven, Wilson, Hudson. Second row: Gaul, Hawley, Stork, Caro, Kuhn, Hill, Fox, Rumble, Pegelow, Martin, Goodrich, Dennis, Can- ham, Harmer, Jeffers, Keller. Front row: Fearby, Calandra, Mfhittleton, Pask, Gardner, Pahura, Kenward, Mr Connor, Zolin, McGrath, Pask, Cooper, Wlienki, Callara, Loiacano. Beethoven. Medina Style! , Sousa, Medina Style! 66 ATHLETICS VARSITY FOCTBALL Back row: McManaman, Thomas, Slattery, Handt, Zielinski, Lewis, Rich, Hemminway, Renton. Second 'row Harvey, McElwee, Dinse, Renouf, Harmer, Farrell, Washak, Van Auker, Brigham. Front row: Beaver Beedon Poler, Robinson, Gruber, Van Auker, Misso, Holman, VVeston. Football Schedule '57 Medina 20 Wilson 6 Medina 33 Star Point 0 Medina 20 Roy-Hart 0 Medina 30 Newfane 0 Medina 20 Akron 14 Medina 0 Lew-Port 6 Medina 14 Albion 7 Won 6 - Lost 1 The Mustangs were co-champions of the Niagara-Orleans League sharing the crown with Roy-Hart and Lew-Port, their only loss being to Lew-Port. The squad was led by Co-Captains L. Har- vey and Dick Van Auker.- 68 Go, Mustangs, Go! High Back row: Mr. Lemma, Miller, Smith, Dunham, Clark, Kiehala, Massey, Blount, Pritchard, Koneski, Trow, Farman, Rankin, Mr. McAllister. Front row: Barnes, Hill, Piedmont, Smith, King, Mclilwain, Quintern. Carpenter, Lepp, Johnson, Miser. The junior Mustangs of M. C. S. were ter. The little Mustangs worked very deprived of a very large schedule due to hard under coaches Mr. Lemma and the flu epidemic but did manage to play Mr. McAllister. two games with St. Monica's of Roches- Back raw: Richelson, Mclilwee, Monell, Bielinski, Bathrick, Bramer, Martino, Montgomery, Santello, Botsford, Beedon, Peglow, Kiebala, Reese, Kubatek. Front row: Marcinowski, Carson, Poler, Andrews, Schiedel, Young, Dinse, Young. Robinson. 69 Ir. Varsity The Junior Varsity foot- ball squad completed a fine season with a 5-1 rec- ord, their only loss coming at the hands of Brockport. The highlight of the sea- son was a thrilling 7-6 win over Lew-Port. Over-all record for the team: Medina 33 Albion 0 Medina 7 Lew-Port 6 Medina 12 Oakfleld 7 Medina 20 Albion 0 Medina 20 Akron 0 Medina 7 Brockport 14 BASKETB LL 1957-1958 Won 8-Lost 7 SCORE SCORE Nov. 26 Medina 44 Albion 34 Dec. 6 Medina 62 Star-Point 37 Dee. 13 Medina 29 Roy-Hart 42 Dec. 20 Medina 44 Akron 27 jan. 3 Medina 36 Barker 49 Jan. 7 Medina 44 Newfane 40 Jan. 10 Medina 41 Wilson 47 Jan. 17 Medina 69 Lew-Port 55 jan. 24 Medina 30 Roy-Hart 48 jan. 31 Medina 66 Star-Point 57 Feb, 7 Medina 43 Barker 55 Feb. 14 Medina 50 Newfane 60 Feb. 21 Medina 48 Wilson 37 Feb. 28 Medina 41 Lew-Port 63 Mar. 4 Medina ll- Akron in Total 711 Total 696 VZISIIY Palmere, Di Guilio, Harvey, Monacell, Baldwin, Malte, Mr. Martin, Zielinski, Bramer, Dinse, Holman, Beedon, Draper. 70 The 1957-1958 season was one filled with unforseen problems. Eligibility and injuries crippled the Mustangs the major Part of their campaign. They played hard and deserved a lot of credit to keep coming back and finish- ing with a better than .500 sea- son. The big highlight of the sea- son was their victory over Lewis- ton-Porter by 14 points. Lewis- ton was undefeated at that time, and had been champions for the past four years in our league. The four high point getters for Mustangs were Dick Zielinski with 177 pointsg Dick Malte 151 points, L. Harvey 120 pointsg and Keith Holman 108 points. Other key players were Gene Monacell, Bob Di Guilio, Roger Baldwin, and Robert Bramer. Dick Zielinski set a record for rebounds of 174 points for 15 games played. The season opened with a vic- tory against Albion on their court. April April April May May May M ay M ay M ay M ay May M ay M ay May June june Lyndonville Roy-Hart LeRoy Akron Barker X'Vilson Newfane Roy-Hart Akron Barker Albion Star-Point LeRoy Lew Port Albion Lyndonville Postponed Here YfVon There Lost There XV on There VVon There lNon Here Lost There YV on Here Won Here XfVon Here Won There VVon Postponed Here VVon There Won Here VV on p unior Varsity Back row: Paone, Lewis, Bathrick, Rankin, Beedon, Mclilwee, Farrell, Hauenstein, Mr. Tierney. Front row: gieaver, Kiebala, Peglow, Marcinowski, Scheidel, Robinson, Fox. unior High This year's junior High Team was an exceptionally good one. Under the direction of coaches Lemma and McAllister, these boys expressed an outstanding spirit of co-operation and team- work. Bnck row: Quintern, Rankin, Trow, Miller, Bensley, Mr. Anderson, Malte, Scar- pinato, Massey, Meiser, Hauswald. Kneeling: Stachewicz, Gregory, Farman, Pied- mont, Clark, Morien. Foreground: Martin, Bateman. 71 Dec. jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Standing: Misso, Renouf. Second row: Barnes, Dinse, Brigham, Brady, Robinson. Poler. Front row: Mr. Caton, Payne, Van Auker, George, Loades, Krebs. Boys' Bowlin Mar. WRESTLI 1957-58 MATCHES 18 Roy-Hart 8 Webster 9 Batavia School for Blind 13 Attica 15 Roy-Hart 22 Speneerport 8 Spencerport 13 Brockport 27 Batavia School for Blind 28 St. Mary's High School ll St. Mary's High School We They 25 21 13 27 33 13 25 19 36 10 10 34 3 37 31 ll 24 16 28 15 26 18 Home There There Home There Home There There Home Home There Back row: Grabowski, Morien, Sanderson, Bedford, Allen, Callard, Edwards, Craddock, Roth, Klafehn, WVest0n, Renton, Eaton, McPherson. Third row: Limina, Ward, Draper, WVaters, Fur ness, Alderson, Elsom, Thiel, Williams, Hellwig, Carson, Taliento. Second row: Mr. Loughlin, Betton, Felstead, Plummer, Furness, WVhiting, Grimes, WVilliams. Front row: Chenoweth, Crafts, King, Bernard, DePalma, Burgess. 72 VARSITY BASEBALL Back row: Malte, McManaman, Bramer, Wolk. Secona row: D. Morien, Zielinski, Slattery, Washak, R. Morien, Hellwig, Miller. Mr. Miller. Front row: Monacell, Kaderli, Furness, Holman, Harvey, Van Auker. in , Back row: Farrell, Dinse, Handt, Weston, Stahl, McElwee, Mr. Mancuso. Second row: Hellwig, Beedon, Elsom, Draper, Marcinowski, Rankin. Front row: Pied- mont, Stachewicz, Morien. 73 Medina 6 Lyndonville 5 Medina 6 Brockport 5 Medina 6 Middleport 1 Medina 0 LeRoy 10 Medina 4 Akron l Medina 3 Barker 2 Medina 5 Batavia 4 Medina 4 Wilson 2 Medina 0 Newfane 1 Medina 3 Middleport 0 Medina 1 Akron 0 Medina I2 Barker 0 Medina 0 Albion 1 Medina 23 Starpoint 1 Medina 1 Lew-Port 0 The 1957 baseball sea- son was one characterized by good pitching, one-run games, and a champion- ship team. Mustang sup- porters will long remember the fine games pitched by Don Miller and Keith Hol- man. Close games were common-the team played 8 games in which the mar- gin was one run-4 of which were 1 to 0 ball games. In keeping with t.he rest of the season, the Mustangs won the Niagara-Orleans Championship in their last game at Lew-Port by a 1 to 0 score. They thereby earned the right to enter the Sectional play-off where they were defeated by Ton- awanda in a close game. The Mustangs of 1958 will miss Miller, Wolk, Hellwig, Kaderli, Serve, and Furness who were a great help in compiling a fine record of 12 wins and 3 losses. I. V. Baseball TRACK For a dashing good time, follow the boys in track. Regardless of the event, a jump, sprint or throw, M.H.S.'s field men can be counted on to give their all. Back raw: Tapia, Clarke, Beedon, Thaxter, Rich, Seekins, Robi- son, Caro, Hammond, Mr. Loughlin. Second row: Dinse, Lefller, Beaver, Short, Feltz, Harvey, Washak, Poler, Shubbuck, Farrell. Front row: Shubbuck, Suzanne, Ransom. TENNIS A fast moving, interesting game, the boys who participate in tennis have to be equipped with quick energy and skill. Anyone who has ever watched a tennis game can not help but admire the co- ordinating ability and teamwork of the players. Back row: Miller, Holtz, Palmere, Hemminway, A. Scarpinato, Paone, Wise. Front row: Robison, Palmere, Robison, J. Scar- pinato, Furness. 74 Student Leaders Back row: Fisher, Baker, Piedmont, Caleb, Grout, Scott, Biernacki, Raisner, Britt, Laatsch. Second row: Stockfield Renouf, Feller, Short, Sirwirski, Mrs Acer. Front -row: Bannister, Brazzell 1 Smith, Whipple Mrs. Acer's girl Fridays are invaluable aids in the girls' gym classes. Taking attendance, spotting in tumbling and trampo- lining, refereeing in deck tennis, volleyball, and basketball are but a few of their many jobs. Always identified by their grey blazers and cheery smiles, these girls have made friendliness and helpfulness their motto. - Mr. Loughlin, like Mrs. Acer, also has an invaluable aid in his gym classes. This is the Boys' Student Leaders group. Although they do not wear grey blazers, the boys do have the admirable qualities of friendliness and cheerfulness wihch have made them popular at M.H.S. ' Back row: Bielinski, Sanders, Maak, Reese, Farrell, Rankin, Bathrick, Lewis, Dinse, Mclilwee, Hauenstein, Payne, Martino, Rowley. Second raw: Carson, Brady, Fuller, Beaver, Richelson, Mont- gomery, Mr. Loughlin, Payne, Bunn, Clark, Gruber, Loades, Culver. Front row: Moden, Scheidel, Penny, Waters, R. Van Auker, Kubatek, Botsford, J. Van Auker, Wilkerson. 75 Majorettes Schlegel, Yaskavich, Williams, Champlain, Malte, Stanley With Bonnie Stanley as their leader, six majorettes marched at the head of the Senior Band and twirled their batons at the home football games this year. During the basketball season, Mary Lou Schlegel led the flag twirlers who twirled expertly at many home basketball games. Flagtwirlers Back row: Martin, Williams, Canfield, Champlin, Quible, Schlegel. Kneeling: Yaskavich, Ramming. 76 RLEAD QW CJ JW Varsity Standing: Whipple. Kneeling: Slack, Britt, Page, Caleb, Brazzell. Q I l1I110I' 2l1'S1lIy Back row: Butler, Caleb, Piedmont. Kneeling: Short, Smith Padoleski. 77 These girls enjoy one of the most popular and all-around sports of Medina High. The girls bowl on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. ii 52 f .g i- .W5'fRa?MH'+-:-tif. fiswiwrveeilfiftafsu a,'-.sr-1231,-agrlvf-v'::?2-121f.s - -mm gt-e-Et-'izf:wM.1-. 'r5 .55'I.,-gg-.:g'Q'-P' vw-zgflbgfa -'5Qpl':s1. R--na-gf-Jawa, 4 ' te' 'lf N 0 2 -3241523-,.nra. .,+'A.w -.sgrffri-l.:1'f 4-g fx: f I V' I x sn' 7 1. IQ, eff, - ff 1 5413? tg! 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Rumble, Wolter, Flow- ers, Canfield. Third row: Ramming, Short, Whipple, S. Rumble Fisher, Hood, Wilson, Page, Britt, Feller, B. Caleb, Wheatley Boyle. Second row: Burgess, Fuller, Fackler, Renouf, Keep, Du- senberry, Cague, Hawley. First row: Ansley, Brazzell, Keller Smith, Gaul, Banks, Coffey, M. A. Slack, Wienke. Back row: Brege, Seaver, Hartway, Ryan, McAllister, B. Herri- ven, Fields, Steffaniak, Stucko, Patterson, Siwirski, Charnplin. Second row: Hill, Albright, Kuhn, Smith, S. Herriven, Trow. Front -row: Nowak, J. Dombrowski, W. Dombrowski, Brennan, Rogers, King, Gardner. Back row: Sheelar, Brazzell, Raisner, Piedmont, Tuttle, Grout, Shurgour, Fuller, Pettit, Brigham, Butler, Baker. Third row: Malte, Butler, Laatsch, Padoleski, Mclilwee, Biernacki, Hartway, Lowery, Blount, Donelson, Elsom, Mazzo. Second row: Crossman, Yaskivich, Doody, Monacell, M. Calandra, Page, Brennan, john- son. Front row: Wright, Tuohey, Whittleton, Judd, Baron, G. Calandra. Entering the girls' gym on Mon- day nights, you will see the girls, under Mrs. Acer's direction, par- ticipating in baseball, volleyball, basketball, ping pong, badmin- ton and shuifleboard. Back row: Hinman, Page, Rumble, McAllister, I. Slack, Grout, Stanley, Kozloski Anstey, Whittleton, Banks, King, W. Dombrowski. Resident Girls, Intramurals Biernacki, Whipple, Britt, Ryan. Third row: Bannister, Cague, Richards, Champ- lin, Laatsch, Butler, Piedmont, Raisner, Donelson, Keep, Gaul. Second row: Calandra, M. A. Slack, Keller, Goodrich, Waters, Caro, Hawley. Front row: Back row: Ramming, Butler, Feller, Steffaniak, Stucko, Knights, Shurgour, Cald- well, Fields, Elsom, Fisher. Third row: Kuhn, Yaskivich, Short, Mclilwee, Renouf, Trow, Johnson, Siwirski, Hudson, Boyle, Burgess. Second row: Cree, Mazzo, Neal Rogers, Fackler, Coffey, Hill. Front row: Clark, Baron, Tuohey, P. Brennan, Monacell, I. Brennan, Pahura. 79 Mrs Rosenkrans ffm Harmer, Payne, Schultz, Ames Behind the Scenes No organization can function effectively with- out the sincere help of those who are too often just unsung heroes. Rec- ognizing the endless elfort offered by these friends of the custodial, cafeteria and driving staffs, the students of M.H.S. appreciate fully the very important parts these individuals play in the daily activities of this school. Mrs. Stinson w N john Back row: Britt, Iorio, Marciuiak, Tucker, Watts, Pettit. Front row: Scott Cromwell, Winans, Sills. 80 Patrons ANDERSON MOTORS Ford - Mercury Genuine Ford Parts Sales - Service CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1958 BARN ES-TUTTLE, INC. 226 Pearl St. Phone 396 'I HEWIT'l S Cleaners and Dyers COLON C. BURGESS, Prop. HOWARD C. BLUM Garage and Service Station The Home of Good Cleaning and Courteous Service Route 104 at Jeddo Phone 70 Phone Middleport 2233 Medina, N. Y. 542 Main St. CONGRATULATIONS IO 1958 GRADUATES FRANK J. BALCERZAK 81 SON, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 591 MAHAR STREET MEDINA, N. Y. 82 CASEY pARK LUNCH Florsheim Enna jetticks Child Life NURSING HOME . , 'k James C. DiG1ul1o Q Owner CONGRATULATIONS 238 W. center sr. Cl FAMM SHG' ass Quality Footwear 0 of , 501 Main St. Phone 949 58 Medina, N. Y. DUTCHER ELECTRIC RCA Whirlpool Appliances RCA - Admiral Television 431 Main Street Phone 392-VV Medina, N. Y. D. J. HINCKLEY THE COUNTY JEWELER WATCHMAKER Medina, R.F.D., N. Y. Compliments of the DENTISTS OF MEDINA 83 APPLE GROVE INN Mighty Fine Food ROSEN KRANS PHARMACY your Prescription Druggist Phone 1650 and 1651 PAIGE'S COLLISION SHOP Wheel Alignment Auto Glass Medina, N. Y. Compliments AMERICAN of BRAKE SHOE CO. ALLEN C. ARNABOLDI Engineering Casting Division D'V'M' Medina BEMIS BAGS New York 84 , MIKE BOKMAN BUICK Congratulations C at S LAUNDRY ' Phone 1010 fo the sos orient street Class of 1958 ' O Maple Ridge Road ' Phone 99 Medina, New York BLISSE'I I S CHILDREN SHOP CERTIFIED FINANCE CO. S. A. COOK si co. Personal Loans , 0 Medina, New York 549 Main St. Medina, N. Y. Phone 1373 Medina, N. Y. Congratulations Graduates of 1958 INGRAIWS GROCERY Compliments of EDWARD T. EGGERT, M.D 416 Main Street the Knowlesville, N. Y. Medina, New York Groceries - Quality Meats Diana EYE Gas - Oil - Drugs - Tobacco Theater Phone Medina 899-JI Phone 1389 Hll.L's PAINT CURVNS SHO' Compliments 800 Genesee Street Confectionery, Cigars - f Medina' N' Y' O Tobacco, Novelties Telephone 1098 Pratt and Lambert's Paint HUDSON'S Phone 686 Printers' Supplies - JEWELERS 420 Main Street Free Parking Open Every Nite till 9:00 Medina, N. Y. 85 TED POLER Doc's Flying A Service Compliments n Fancy Groceries and Cold Cuts South Ma1n of . and Clars - Candy Maple Ridge Hoon Ice Cream Phone 804 Medina N Y REAL ESTATE 900 S. Main St. Phone 699 Medina Shoe Repair Gives Extra Wear SHOE SERVICE SHOP Gus Fortunato, Prop. 410 Main St. DRAPER TRANSPORT, INC. CMerle T. Drapery Local and Long Distance Medina, N. Y. Trucking Sc Moving Phone 203 Compliments to the Class of 1958 from ENGLE-HARRISON MOTORS Albion, N. Y. Plymouth, Chrysler, Triumphal Imperial Dealer Joseph Kurdziel Medina Representative Xxaec ,- l 86 ONE HOUR DURA CLEANING O'DONNELL'S NOAH'S ARK 331 Main street YARN s 'o E Auto and Radio Accessories Medina, N, Y, Sporting Goods Phone 367 Phone ll 15 Medina, N. Y. The Cleaners with the Built-in Moth Proofing 813 West Center St. Medina, N. Y. Milk Shakes Congratulations Graduates from your HOMETOWN I DAIRY BAR Niagara-Orleans We Serve With a Smile and the MILK HOUSE Milk Hamburgs Coffee Hot Dogs R. N. PARSONS 8g SONS Atlantic Petroleum Products Plumbing and Heating Compliments of the FRANCES POLAR NURSING HOME It Pays to Shop at PENNEY'S Tested Quality - Lowest Prices Shop For All The Family Under One Roof Phoiies 212 Park Avenue I Lyndonvllle 5671 447-449 liflaln Street Medina 417 Tel' 1323 Medina, N. Y. Compliments C. H. THOMAS, M.D. of PUNCH'S Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat PHINNEY TOOL AND DIE Potato Chips West Center St' CO., INC. Made in Medina By Phone 341 Medina, N. Y. PUNCH SPECIALTIES Tel. 900 87 FRIGIDAIRE HCLUB 31 ,, Refrigerator, Ranges and Compliments . L d E ' aun ry qulpmem Medina's Friendliest BRAMER of Restaurant ELECTRIC COMPANY . 9M ' s ' 551 dlam Ntriet West Ave. and Route 31 f e ma, . . CURRY'S Sanford C. Brinsmaid Compl, t f irnen s o Special Agent , BANKER,s Di GuiIio's Superette LIFE COMPANY W . Medma Corner of 121 Roseland Ave. New York Park and Davis Ave. Medina. N- Y- Tel- 1848 Elmer and Reta Di Guilio Life Insurance Annuities BRONSONVS Congratulations EARL W. LOADES 8. SON 416 Main street I0 the Cl f ,58 Allis - Chalmers ass o Dry Goods Curtains Farm Equipment Draperies from Hosiery Headquarters of Orleans County Ridge Road Medina, N. Y CLEARY FUNERAL HOME BRUNDAGE HARDWARE CASE'S PAINTS AND WALLPAPER Carmote and DuPont Paints Quality and SCrviCC Imperial Washable Wallpaper . Birge Wallpaper 437 Main Street Medina, N. Y. VVindow Shades - Venetian Blinds Floor Sanders and Polishers for Rent 108 West Center Phone 223 88 .IOURNAL REGISTER Read Daily In 4,000 Area Homes We take pride in chronicling the events BIlL'S ESSO SERVICE ESSO PRODUCTS Good luck to Class of 1958 Esso Service Center E. Center at Church St. William Elster of a Progressive School System Phone 743 Compliments of .lAY'S DRUG STORE FOR Compliments KNOWLESVILLE CO-OP PRESCRIPTIONS of G.I..F. SERVICE DRUGS SUNDRIES Farm Store Feed Store Cameras and Supplies VINCENT J. IORIO Phone llonlv Phone 312 Phone 245 Medina, N. Y. DRAPER TRUCK 81 TRACTOR CO. Compliments KENNEDY BROS. of International Motor Trucks The Store for Men and Boys KINGS'-EWS CLEANERS 0 422 Main Street Ph0I1C 499 Tractors 8c Farm Implements Phone 413 415 Main Street Knowlesville, N. Y. Medina, N. Y. Harvey Moore T. M. Hickey LEVAN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. MEDINA Successors to the P957 OFFICE H. LeBaren Hartt Company, Inc. EMPLOYEES The Home of Fine Furniture for Better Living Phone 35 421 Main Street Medina, N. Y. 89 Compliments of ZIMMERMAN MOTOR CO. INC. Rambler Sales 8c Service Medina, N. Y. PAUL A. GARRICK1 Compliments INSURANCE SERVICE of Mutualize and I-'RANCHELL'S Economize Gnocenv Tel. 556 Congratulations To Class of 1958 IILII Cora and Maynard LAKE SHORE MATERIALS CORPORATION Coal - Lumber Building Materials Commercial St. Phone 35 REMEMBER This is your Financial Department Store Offering Complete Banking Service Inquire! MEDINA OFFICE MARINE TRUST COMPANY OF WESTERN NEW YORK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A. F. LEONE, M.D. 205 Park Avenue Phone 114 Medina, N. Y. MEDINA STATIONERY CO. MEDINA BAKERY Birthday, Wedding and Decorated Cakes Office Supplies our Specialty and Equipment Next to Diana, Theater Phone 1111 Phone 1050 510 Main St. Medina, N. Y. Medina, N. Y. 90 FIELD'S SERVICE Gas - Sunoco - Oils A to Z Lubrication CRAIG W. ROSS Fine Furniture johnson Sea Horse Lubrication Bedding Peterborough Boats Rugs and CafPeting 201 East Center Street Phone 1351 Phone 26 Medina, N. Y. F. C. WESTON Compliments Optometrist of 111 W. Center St. Phone 361-M .IADI I.. MONACELI. MURPHY'S 'k When in Medina Shop at MURPHY'S i' 428-432 Main Street Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted The Friendly Store MEDINA COLD STORAGE COMPANY INC. Bowl Your Cares Away At TATES Under Brunswick Automatics Compliments of the J. H. ROBINSON OIL CO Serving Orleans County for 38 Years Delco Oil Furnaces - Reading 8: Hazlebrook Anthracite Coal - Richfield Gasoline 8a Oil Phone Medina 850-JI 91 CONGRATULATIONS TO 1958 GRADUATES Tomorrow, You Can Make Today Yesterday, If You Drive Slow Today ED WILLIAMS SERVICE STATION WOLK'S MEN AND BOY'S STORE 440 Main Street Phone 1493 Clothes for Lad and Dad Compliments of DICK RICHARDS The Sherman Williams Co 109 E. Center St. Medina, N. Y. THE W Compliments of Human-JAcKsoN co. IINCJ Allis Road Medina, N. Y. MUCHOW'S FLORAL SHOP in any event send Howers Phone 183 507 East Center Street Medina, New York Mortgage Money for your home MEDINA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established 1898 WARREN B. MARTIN Licensed Optician DR. ROBERT HAMILTON Optometrist 219 Pearl Street Medina, N. Y. Eyes Examined Prescriptions Filled Phone 75 92 ROWLEY COAL 81 OIL CO. 611 Main St. Medina 139 Calso Home Heating Oils with SR-158 AUTOMATIC HEATING Sales and Services Compliments A. E. vos,-ER :Ames o. RIGNEI. co. INC. of MANUFACTURING co. , scmuys Flour-Feed-Grains-Seed Industrial Boxes and Pallets Paints Varnish JEWELRY STURE5 Best Paint Sold Ph Lgckport one 389 Medina Lockport Medina Medina, N. Y. Phone 172 Phone 3-3866 LACKNER Best Wishes MOBILE HOMES, INC. Compliments l from New and Reconditioned of SA.l'S PARKWAY Route 31 TAYLOR BROTHERS SUPERETTE MANUFACTURING Middleport, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 For Answers To Any of Your Insurance Problems Call Insurance Service 532 Main Street Phone 135 93 WHITE BROTHERS ROSE CORPORATION Medina, New York WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 515 Main Street 0 Medina, N. Y. WEBER'S SERVICE STATION TEXACO Corner of Main and Pearl Streets H. F. SYLVESTER Pittsburgh Paint - Wallpaper Rugs - Lee's Carpeting Inlaid Linoleum Floor Covering .Plastic Wall Tile Furniture Window Shades Venetian Blinds 531 Main St. Medina Phone 1371 r. M. sroolcsv ANTIQUES SHELBY CENTER STEVE'S VARIETY STORE Stephen J. Champlin, Proprietor Hardware, Furniture Electrical Appliances Bottled Gas Service 122-126 East Center Medina, N. Y. GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE CHARLES P. SLACK 109 West Center Street J. J. OWENS Everything to Eat We Deliver Phone 641 West Ave. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 LINDSAY - GREGORY CORPORATION Phone 930 Medina, N. Y. 94 H . w. s. Mourcomsnv MNH ROWNS Compliments of Mews Wear FIRESTONE DEALERS STORE RANAI.I.O'S 503 Main Street 4 . aowuue czmsn Medina. N. Y. 35 Mm Saw Phone 205 To the Class of '58 The foundation of your future lives and careers May the remaining structure continue to be is now firmly laid. J. KENNETH SERVE ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW erected sturdily and straight. Medina, N. Y. Best wishes for continued success from- MEDINA BUILDING SUPPLY ualit lil' az trait in products. . . in employear We're proud of the quality that we have maintained since our Company was founded. We're proud of the painstaking efforts on the part of our quality products that bear the famed 57 trade- mark. It's an assurance of quality in its purest essence. . H. J. Heinz Company 95 CONGRATULATIONS from EHRENRICH ATLANTIC SERVICE U Congratulations Compliments of CHEVROLET - OLDSNIOBILE to the Class 1958 FELTZ 81 FERLAZZO . General P21115 Sc SCIVICC Barber Shop FUNERAL HOME West Center Street Medina, New York FRANK J. PAYJACK DEALER 420 Eagle St. Telephone 44 or 384 Congratulations Compliments from of GASKELUS KILWORTH'S TASTEE FREEZE BURWALS MEDINA col-uslon MEDINA MARKET Fine Feminine Fashions Home of Fine Meats . 436 Main St. 505 Main Street and 'k 132 E. Center St. Medina, New York Free Delivery SIMIES FAIRYLAND Infants - Childrens Apparel at Cut Rate Prices Maternity Wear Phone 213 Phone 247 445 Main Street 96 .IF Sf Z! O f VW Photographs . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school memories live in photography by Varden. DEN Srunlos. lNc. R OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street f Rochester 7, New York 97 mln! 'Sis' A Harvest Of Good Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS JAKE'S DYNA SERVICE DYNAMITE CLUB Official A.A.A. Service KENNEDY HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC CO. LARRY PAONE'S FOOD MARKET Wholesale and Retail Fresh Fruits Compliments of the Hardware - Housewares Vegetables Medina Dairy, Inc. Free Delivery George Wolcott, PTCS. 426 Main Street 914 s. Main street Phone 971 Phone 915 Maple Ridge Road Medina, N. Y. MELAND'S MARKET . Compliments of Meats and Groceries BOKMAN BROTHERS ' COUIPIIIIICHCS Frosted Foods Dodge - Plymouth - DeSoto Of the Ice Cream 1405 South Main FRESHMEN Phone 333 Medina, N. Telephone 370 We Delivgr lvledifla, New YOI'k Congratulations AL'S GULF SERVICE n Best Wishes to the ' Class of '58 to the Complete Service from Class of 1958 . ROSE VILLA NURSING HOME from the Mrs. Alonzo Waters 304 East Center SOPHOMORES Phone 185 Owner-Operator 98 Compliments and Best Wishes from Niagara Chemical Division Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation Middleport, N. Y., Richmond, Calif., Jacksonville, Fla., Wyoming, Ill., New Orleans, La., Aver, Mass., Harlingen, Texas, Yakima, Wash., Greenville, Miss. Canadian Associate: Niagara Brand Chemicals, Ltd. Burlington, Ontario 99 qv -r Go to ARMST RO N G'S the Rexall Store first COOK WHOLESALE CO. Shoe Repair Gives Extra Wear SHOE SERVICE SHOP Gus Fortunato, Prop. 410 Main Street 510 Orient Street Medina, N. Y. Compliments to the CLASS OF '58 A Friend Best of Luck from the JUNIORS Best Wishes to the Graduates ROBERT H. NEWELL CO BISHUP SKINNER 8- HART Incorporated NURSING HOME D 1 q Shtrts-Pajamas . AUOTUCYS Underwear to measure 223 W. Center St. At Fine Neckwear Phone 503 Law Medina, New York 100 KC. fl, WM ,f QQQQZWM KQVM V 5, A W Www X ?fjgffQfos X wigggf sf ,CQ Wir .B QISQT W af u WM wb WN' x X Qff fv X Xf W. ,ff -f - , ,.-.,,,- ml, v-vluwr:-v--1ffHm-:',1- 3351- - Q W 'U 'A mug 45,91 -4-gg. mghi .ky ,