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From the outer realms of our vast universe comes Mr. Blrrp, a visiting dignitary from a foreign planet. Because our laudable reputation has reached the far corners of the uni- verse, hir. Blrrp is coming here as an ambassador to observe and study life at hledina High School, the typical American high school. President Eisenhower has campaigned interna- tional understanding and friendship by means of his Euro- pean, Asiatic, and South American visits and is now engaged in Russia to promote the same program. Khrushchev, while on his visit to the United States, was made aware of the Amer- ican way of life. As host to the first spaceman on American soil, we at hledina High School now hope to do our part to create friendship and understanding on a universal basis. I know you will be the perfect hosts and hostesses. If Mr. Blrrp is displeased, he will probably have the spacemen's union throw us right out of orbit. Among the group waiting to welcome our prominent guest Q -1- lf - 7-7. fa ,- .H are administrators, other school officials, and faculty mem- I I bers. All the students have assembled, also, and are antic- 1 , 'I ipating the thrills of the momentous arrival. The seniors have Q paused from their last hours of glory to be with us, and the ' i 4 freshmen, sophomores and juniors are, for this occasion, f A v cheering with the seniors rather than competing against them. - 1 , ' 1 Wait! A lull has come over the crowd. All eyes are up- -1 , KP lifted. A regular series of reflections illuminates the sky. Yes, 1 Q ladies and gentlemen, our guest is arriving. As his rotating AJ ,f 5 jg. metallic saucer comes into view, one can feel the excitement MJ - Y' and curiosity of the crowd. Before he lands, let me remind ,F you it is our purpose to show him the organization and func- tg tions of hledina High School, but, most important, he is here i - i' to meet you, the students. Through this yearbook, we hope E 1.-v to accomplish this as we review the year 1959-60. .1 7 A? X 1 I--' ' i 34' fp-5-illiwivw I' if L L X .4 1' K , iN 1 - -e xx Q I' .fb i ' 3 . ' . gas Q , ' , P at Lfiltls-IC, A 'Q - Q ' I L39 nl ,.- - N ,fs I , 'I , x f-fn XX f .N 'M' J W . K J 1 L he c f fee' at f , PJT' L 2 . X Table of Contents Z Title Page 1 Welcome 2 Table of Contents 3 Board of Education 4 Superintendent of Schools 5 , Administration 6 'l Guidance and Curriculum 8 Faculty 9 Seniors ' Q7 Underclassmen 51 Student Government 55 Activities 61 1NIusic '75 Athletics 83 Patrons 99 Farewell 120 Here, 1NIr. Blrrp, is the itinerary for your sojourn at Medina. High School. 57 L be X I aw S-I rl J -Q' N . K , me Z.'f,'s- 3 . Board of ducation Lavern E, Beeton Glenn F. Pask Edward Hellert Paul Blackburn Thomas B. Robbins Paul Gun-xck B. Earl Vosteen 4- John P. Kennedy Donald E. Cielcwicll if ,ii il, Helen Hcady, Registrar Administration Edward Dcvlin High School Principal Mr. Spaceman, you now have the honor of meeting one of our most important dignitaries, the principal of our high school, Mr. Devlin. As chief administrator of the high school he is a very busy man, fulfilling his role as the firm, but friendly, supervisor of hI.HLS.'s many and varied ac- tivities. hiiss Heady, his secre- tary and registrar of the high school, is a person whose pres- ence is essential to hIedina's fvicosmic organization. How's business? Mix Devlin offers ai helpful sug- gestion to an inquiring student. Blue Coats discuss problems with advisor, hir. Devlin. 6 F 4 Administration Staff' ld x..Z No mail today, Nlr. Coats? ltIr. Spaceman, we take great pleasure when we in- troduce to you our Administration Staff, which carries on work concerning the Superintendent and Board of Education. Mr, Burton Thomas is Business lNIanager with lVIrs. Helsa Clapp as his secretary and registrar. ltlrs. lVIildred Wagner, school tax collector, and Mrs. Elsie Quintern, school district clerk are the other effi- cient members of this staff so essential to the success of the ltiedina Public School System. Here a student from Secretarial ' Practice takes charge of the first Hoor office during the noon hour. l Burton Thomas, Melsa Clnpp, ltfildrcd W'agner, Elsie Quinlernn '7 Curriculum and Guidance tw.. - Clifford Wise, Curriculum Coordinator And now, llir. Spaceman, we proudly introduce you to Mr. Wise, curriculum co-ordinator at Medina. He has com- plete knowledge of the newest trends and methods in the field of education. By his observations in every type of class, he is able to contribute invaluable suggestions for educational improvements. At the bottom of the page you will meet a school-renowned pair, our guidance directors. Without the help of lNIrs. Hinck- ley and Mr. Parsons, many of our students might have gone astray in planning for a fruitful secondary education. Their suggestions and helpful aids are innumerable. Besides offer- ing assistance in choosing courses and colleges, they are under- standing with any personal problems we may have. Pamphlets and other material concerning colleges are readily available to students via the Guidance Department. Olga Hinckley, Guidance Director for Girls David Parsons, Guidance Director for Boys 8 ibrar Students enjoy studying in a library as well equipped as ours. Helen Gilmeister Miss Gilmeister, our librarian, is always willing to help the students 9 5, English Donald P. Donahue, Ruth Donahue, Thomas Price. Let's improve our vocabulary. Study, Seniors. Remember-ii's a cold, cruel world waiting for you. 10 'X 'X This is ax hammer! M, Footwear for the well-dressed man Ida Cole, Richard Scott, Carol Hall. ll And that we have right hcrc . . And I studied half the night ,1- This is zi map. 'llub is mother Lu up Joseph Coats, Marjorie Matllers, Arden McAllister, Austin Martin. mf, ,N OAJ 5 YYX - 12 Soclal Studles btudlous XFLII t tllex 9 H1 ro lll Algcrm I'lus lb u guess Wlllllla The NVundering Traveler. Only five minutes to go. This test is Impossible! Science Lndics and gentlemen . . . Yvillizun Tierney, Margaret Castle, Dawid Johnson ''-Three-Two-One-Fire. I 4- I 2 H10-nu H1+ 5 O We may get rid of the school yet. 'This is a test? 15 This looks like it Language Why didn't Cicero wrlte ln shorter sentenc Vi? fir Ss.. pix J ,a NY x Xfxfx' H rf' .I M y J 1' 1 5 , 1 F , K ,U DJ 'VJ 0 N A-g All Gaul is dnvxded mto 48 stat p 50 states. XM AU X Of course our homework is done! See this sphere, class? It's-uh-it's round. Alice Leigh, Vito Misiti. W The questions are-n't hard. It's the answers that , , stump us. Line A perpendicular to line B. HNOW 011153, y0'-U' Ussigflmem fm' f0U10l' row is- 17 Business Ulf.-if 1 LA., Carl Zoollcoski, Martha Herry, Julius Deuble, ltlichael Dydo. Back Row: Suzanne, Moore, Andrews, Carson, Green, Mr. Horwitz, Loades, Craddock, Kujawa, Kraatz. Front Row: Judd, Waters, Howes, Evans, Ryan, Dujenski, Kyle, Metz. N ow, Mr. Spaceman, you are meeting the members of the Retailing Cooperative Work Experience. The members, who are chosen from Retailing classes I and II, are juniors and seniors wishing to accept part-time retailing work. After the completion of 450 hours of paid experience, these students can earn one full credit toward graduation. The purpose of this work is to en- able students to investigate the career possibilities in this field, to earn one unit toward graduation, to better appreciate the standards of work and conduct de- manded by stores, to better understand how a business operates, to see in what ways their school training might be improved and supplemented before gradua- tion, and to earn money while they learn. 1 H. Gilman YVilliams. 1--nv If only we could trace these. 20 Art Music One, and-al-two. No-Nd-Nu-Ni-Na. -Q Edwin Fellcr, Robert Connor, Lester Hculd. 21 Physical Education QW? ' 1' A ylesworth 1433- . . gi 'Wgyw 'NT 'HHH Wh M. limi QI -agig , .A-- --v fi - ' Q .-W, 191.1 22 W 4 Pass the salt, please. ' Home Economics r- , ,Q I6 Catlxorinc Bartlett W Future llomcxunkers, be prcpnrcclln John Roach, M.D., School Physician i Roberta Warren, Ve-rnn Liskoff, Ruth Colton. What was that you were saying, Ann?' V131 . Lf 42' f: ,JL.lff ' :JL of UCH linic Open-up wide. 'Those health records get downright personal. 25 X 2 Sf lliillt Board Cooperative Educational Services A K H Q, .. .ka , ., ,. , v ,Q 1 1 . ,L j . ,gg Otto J. Stewart, Superintendent: Jean Garrett, Treasurer-Secretaryg Ferne W. Wyant, Clerk-Secretary. Mn Blrrp, may we introduce you to the Orleans- Niagara B.C.E.S. Recognizing the need for a richer educational pro- gram for the schools of the State, Section 1958 of the Educational Law provided for the establishment of Boards of Cooperative Educat.ional Services. The pro- gram under such a board can then furnish to the schools many special teaching services on a cooperative basis which ordinarily can not be afforded or at least gainfully employed. Historically speaking, the Board of Cooperative Ed- ucational Services now serving Orleans and a portion of Niagara County was first established for Orleans Coun- ty in 1956. Later, effective February 1, 1958, the new supervisory district and Board of Cooperative Educa- tional Services for Orleans and Niagara Counties was established. A Component districts comprising the present coopera- tive system include Albion, Barker, Holley, Lyndon- ville, Bledina and Royalton Hartland Central schools. Otto J. Stewart was elected the first District Super- intendent and Executive officer of the Board. Presently, special services include: remedial reading testing, psychological guidance, speech correction, dental cor- rection, physical education instruction, driver educa- tion, music instruction, art instruction, distributive education, library supervision, and the Vocational, Industrial Cooperative VVork Experience Program. The central office for the Orleans-Niagara B.C.E.S. is lo- cated on the second floor of the hledina Public Library Building. is? .Q U f-15541 lf? . ,N Back Row: Leonard McWilliams, Mark Bradley, Erwin Horwitz. Front Raw: Shirley Szauto, Ruthanna Davis, Bernice Clark. Introducing the Class of 1960 l Catherine Bartlett, Vito Misiti, Julius Double, Arden lNIcAllister. Russell Martino, President: Regina Stcfnniak, Trcasurerg Gabe Paonc, Vice Presidentg Joyce Judd Secretary. 28 c'Make the future the fruit of all the past Motto I 1 FRANCES ELAINE AMES Frannie V Illajors: Latin, Math, Science Futiue Nurses 4, 8, 23 Horizon 4, 33 Arista 4, 8, Sec. 43 Mirror 43 Knights of Blue 33 Wakapa 23 Girls Chorus 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Honors Convocation 4, 83 Daisy Chain 33 National Anthology 83 American Legion Essay Contest- Srd prize3 Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Nurse RICHARD ANDREWS Flea M ajors: Business Bowling 23 Junior Leaders 2, 13 Senior Leaders 4, 83 Basketball Intramurals 43 J.V. Football 2, 13 Basketball 1. Ambition: Salesman VICKI ANDREWS Poncho lllajori Business Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 23 Jr. Dra- matics 13 A Cappella Choir 43 Business Club 43 Dance Club 43 Intramurals 4, 13 Bowling 43 Ho- rizon 83 Mixed Chorus 8, 2, Ac- companist 8, 23 Athletic Council 23 Knights of Blue 23 Mirror Staff 43 Dance Band 8, 23 Girls Chorus 13 Home Room Sec. 23 Showboat 33 Honors Convocation 8, 23 All- State Sectionals 4g Talent Show 1. Ambition: Music Teacher PATRICIA BAEHR Pat M ajors: Business, Math Leisure Time Club 13 Library Club 4, 8, 2, 13 Horizon 43 Future Teachers 4, 83 Math Club 83 In- tramurals 43 Shorthand Speed Award 3. Ambition: Elementary Teacher WILLIAM BALDWIN Bill M ajors: Math, Science Wakapa 2, lg Math Club 4, S3 Audio Visual 4, 83 Student Lead- ers 43 Photography Club 23 Band 4, 8, 2, 13 Student Council 13 Sci- ence Club 13 Mixed Chorus 83 County Band S3 U.N. Assembly 1. DAVID JAMES BEAVER Beav M ajors: Math, Science Varsity Football 4, 8, 2, 1, Co- Capt. 43 Track 8, 2, 13 J .V. Basket- ball 23 Legion of Honor 43 Gym Leaders 4, 8, 23 Intramurals 4, 8, 2, 13 Athletic Council 3, 2, 13 Var- sity Club 43 Block M Club S3 Audio Visual 1. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher WARREN LAVERNE BEETON Warren Majors: Latin, Math, Science Math Club 4, 8, Treas. 83 Science Club 4, 1, Pres. 13 Dance Band 4, 8, 2, 13 Brass Quintet 2, 13 Trom- bone Quartet 4, S, 23 Wakapa 2, 13 Arista 4, 33 Legion of Honor 43 Bowling 4, S3 Knights of Blue 23 Honor Court Monitor 43 Student Council 83 Dance Club 43 Honors Convocation 4, 8, 2, 13 Daisy Chain 83 National Merit Scholar- ship Semifinals 43 State-All-State Orchestra 13 Sectional All-State Band 4, 23 Sectional All-State Or- chestra 3, 13 County Band 4, 8, 2, 1: Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. RONALD BEYER Tantra M ajors: Business, Shop Audio Visual Club 13 Math Club 13 Science Club 13 Bowling 4, S3 Intramurals 4. Ambition: Undecided av Blue and White- olors DENNIS M. BIELINSKI Denny M ajors: Art, Math, Science Art Club 4, 3, 2, lg Athletic Coun- cil 83 Football 4, 3, 2, 15 Wrestling 85 Science Club lg Legion of Honor 4, Varsity Club 4g Leaders Club 4, 8, 2, lg Mirror 45 Track 3, 25 Intra- murals Q, lg Athletic Assembly 4, 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Undecided LEE BLACKBURN Lee Majors: Math, Science Dance Band 4, 8, Q, lg Band 4, 3, r Leaders lg Wakapa Q3 of Honor 4, 3, Varsity 45 J.V. Football Q, lg Athletic Assembly 3, 2, 13 Show- boat 85 Honors Convocation S5 State All-State Band 43 Sectional All-State Band 33 Sectional All- State Orchestra 4g County Band 4, 8, 2, 1. Ambition: Construction technician DAWN BLOUNT Curlie Major: Business Dance Club 4, Horizon 4, 8: Busi- nel Club 4, 85 Intramurals 4, lg Student Council 83 Library Club 2, lg Bowling 2g Wakapa 2. Ambition: Secretary, WVaves DOUGLAS BOTSFORD Dob Majors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4: Football 4, 8, 2, lg Track 33 .I.V. Basketball Q3 Audio Visual 4, 8, 2: Leaders Club 4, SQ Volleyball 3: Varsity Club 4, 85 Basketball Team lg Safety and Welfare 2. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher ROBERT BRAMER Stump lllajors: Latin, Math, Science Varsity Football 4, 35 J.V. Foot- ball Q, lg Audio Visual 4, 3, 2, 1, Pres. 3, Sec. Q, Basketball 1: Le- gnon of Honor 4, 3, Q3 VVakapa 2, 13 A Cappella Choir 4, Sg Mixed Chorus Q, lg Student Council 3, '25 Athletic Council I: Dance Club 4, Honors Convocation 3, Q, lg Show- boat 3: Senior Lecture Field Trips 43 County Music Festival 3, Ig Sectional All-State Music Festival 4, U.N. Assembly 1. Ambition: Lawyer DONNA BREGE Dorman lilajor: Business Leisure Time Club lg Girls' Intra- murals l: Girls' Bowling 4, 8, 'ZQ Scribblers 4, 33 Dance Club -l-L Business Club 45 Flag Twirling 4, 3. Ambition: Undecided EILEEN BRENNAN Eileen Majors: Art, Business Athletic Council 4, S, l, Treasurer 4g Honor Court 43 Ergonians 4, 8, Vice-President 4: Dance Club 43 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, Manager 45 Bowling 4, 8, Q, Captain Q3 Busi- ness Club 4, President 45 Mirror 4, 8, Typing Editor 45 Scribblers 8, 25 Art Club 23 Leisure Time Club lg G.A.A. 4, 83 Student Lead- ers 4, Sg Basketball Playday 4, Captain 43 Athletic Assembly 4, 8, 2, Club Council 43 Honors Convo- cation 8, 23 National Anthology s, 2. Ambition: Accountant RONALD BRIGHAM Ron Majors: Agriculture, Math Legion of Honor 43 Future Farm- ers 4, 8, 2, lg Pres. S, Sec. 4, Sentinel '23 Dance Club 45 Student Leaders 85 Football 4, S5 Track 4, 3, Q5 Wrestling 4, 8, 2, Co-captain 43 Honors Convocation 8, 2, 1. Ambition: Agricultural Technician LOUIS BUCKNER Louie Major: Machine Shop Ambition: Custom Car Builder ANN ELIZABETH BUTLER Annie M ajors: Art, French, Science Dramatics 4, 3, 2, 1: Art Club 4, 33 Student Council 3, lg Bowling 2, lg Snowboat S5 Cheerleading 2: Mir- ror 8, Art Editor 45 Sports Assem- bly 2, 1. Ambition: Interior Decorator BARBARA ANN CAGUE Barb Majors: Latin, Math, Science Athletic Council 4, 8, Bowling 4, 3, 2, Captain 83 Wakapa 2: Intra- murals 4, 8, Q: Horizon 23 Library Club Q3 Future Nurses 4, 8, 2, Sec. 45 Flag Twirlers 4, Sg Student Leaders 4, Sg Daisy Chain 83 Na- tional Anthology Sg Honors Con- vocation 8, 2, Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Nurse GABRIELLE LEE CALANDRA ..Gay,, Major: Business Mirror Staff 4, S, Activity Editor 43 Ergonians 4, 3, President 4, Honor Court 8, Honor Court Mon- itor 4g Club Council 4, Secretary 4g Future Teachers 3g Athletic Coun- cil Sg Sr. Dramatics 4, S3 Vice President 45 Student Leaders 45 Safety and Welfare Council 13 In- tramurals 4, 8, 23 Bowling 4, 3, 23 Leisure Time Club lg Dance Club 43 Showboat S3 Honors Convoca- tion 25 Athletic Assembly 8, 2. Ambihkm: Undecided ,ZEQWRMDJ MQ lg Intramurals 4, 8, 2, 13 Bowl- ing 4, S, ' g ' 8: lin aptain , .A.A. 4, 33 Er 'ans 4' D ce Club 4' ay rs .' if tion: arly ucatio ,lMDo?E:.L 4542 4, S3 1, 2, 4g Daisy 3: As- Director of e' ' Education and Minister KAREN LOUISE CALEB Luigi M ajors: Latin, Math, Science Leisure Time Club 2, lg Safety 8: Welfare Council lg Athletic Coun- cil Qg Honor Court 83 Student Council 4: Student Leaders 4, S, 25 Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 8, 23 A Cappella Choir 43 Bowling 25 Wakapa 2, lg Arista 4, 35 Cheer- leading 4, 8, 2, 1, Captain 4, 23 Varsity Club 4, 83 Intramurals 4, 8, Honors Convocation 4, 8, 2, 13 Showboat 83 Girls State SQ D.A.R. Citizenship Award 4, Athletic As- sembly 8, 2, lg U.N. Assembly lg Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambitzkm: Teacher CHARLES M. CANHAM Chuck M ajor: Agriculture Future Farmers of America 4, 8, 2, 1, Showboat 8. Ambition: Farmer Sweetheart Rose-Flower MARTHA CANHAM Marty M ajor: Science Future Nurses 4, 3, 2: Library Club 3, Q, lg Intramurals 4, 33 Bowling 4, 83 Honors Convocation 2, I. Ambition: Nurse ROBERT CARO Bob Major: Art Safety and Welfare Council 4, 8, Treasurer 4: Intramurals Basket- ball 4, 8, 23 Leaders Club 45 Legion of Honor 4, 35 Art Club 2, 1, Pres- ident lg Varsity Club 4, 8: Track 4, Q, 15 Recreation Basketball 4, 3, Q5 Honors Convocation 8. Ambition: Commercial Artist WILLIAM JAMES CARPENTER Bill M ajors: Agriculture, Math, Science Future Farmers 4, 8, Q, 1, Treas- urer S5 Intramurals 4, lg Varsity Football 4. Ambition: Undecided LYNN CARSON Lynn,' M ajors: Business, Machine Shop Junior Class Vice President 83 Le- gion of Honor 4, 83 Student Coun- cil 8, 23 Athletic Council lg J.V. Football 2, 1: Varsity Football 4, 3: Track 4, 3, 25 Student Leaders 4, 35 Rifle Club 33 Varsity Club 4, 33 Wrestling 33 Showboat 8. Ambition: Navy JUDIE CHAMPLIN Blondie Jilajors: Art, Business Art Club 4, 8, 2, lg Bowling 4, 8, Q, 1, Captain 83 Dance Club 43 Mirror 4, GirlsiChorus Q, lg Mixed Chorus 4, 33 llffajorette 4, 3, '2g Flag Twirler 4, 3, 2, 1: Leisure Time Club lg In- tramurals 4, 8, 2, 1, Captain 2, lg Stamp Club 13 Showboat 3, Ath- letic Assembly. Ambition: Commercial Artist RUTH CHERRY Ruthie M ajar: Homemaking Future Nurses 4, 3, 9.3 Dance Club 4. RICHARD CLARK llDick!! Majors: Latin, Math, Science Gym Leaders Club 2, lg Rifle Club I. Ambition: Engineer JOAN COOPER Joanie M ajors: Art, Science Sr. Dramatics 4: Future Teachers 45 Mirror Staff 45 Dance Club 4: Bowling 4, 8g Future Nurses 3, Art Club 3: Girls Chorus 2, lg Leisure Time Club lg Showboat Queen 8. Ambition: Teacher SHIRLEY CORNELIUS Shirl Hlajors: Shorthand, Bookkeeping Horizon 4, 83 Dance Club 43 Intra- murals 43 Leisure Time Club 1: Bowling 4, 83 Shorthand Speed Certificate 8. Ambition: Secretary PATRICIA DAVIS Pat Majors: French, Math, Science Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 2, 1, Secretary 4g Athletic Council 4, Vice Pres- ident 43 Dance Club 4, Treasurer 4: Bowling 4, 33 Wakapa 2, lg In- tramurals 4g Mirror 4g Showboat S: U.N. Assembly lg Children of the Innu 4: Senior Lecture Field Trip 4. Ambition: College GARY DENNIS Gary Major: Agriculture Future Farmers 4, 8, 2, 1, Treas. 2. Ambition: Undecided SONIA DEREFINKO Sonia Majors: Math, Science Future Teachers 4, 83 Math Club 4, S, 2, lg Wakapa lg Mirror 43 Girls Bowling 4, 8, 23 Athletic Council 4. Ambition: Math Teacher Russell Martino-President VVANDA DOMBROSKI Windy Major: Homemaking Dance Club 4: Business Club 43 Future Nurses 83 Intramurals 4, 8, 2, Ig Bowling 8, Q, lg Knights of Blue 25 Scribblers 2, Leisure Time lg Mixed Chorus 4, 8, 25 Girls Chorus 1. Ambition: Secretary FRANCIS DOMOY lKFranN Majors: Math, Science Rifle Club 45 Audio Visual lg Sci- ence Club. Ambition: Law ARLENE DUJENSKI Harvey Major: Business Ergonians 4, 8: Sec. 4: Sr. Dra- matics 4, 8, 2, 1, Masque and Gavel 4, 8, 2, Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 8, 23 Bowling 4, 8, 2, lg Business Club 4: Mirror 4, 8, 2, lg Club Council 43 Honors Convo- cation Sg Showboat 3. Ambition: Undecided LORETTA DUNHAM Lori Major: Home Economics Leisure Time 15 Horizon 4. Ambition: Undecided Gabriel Paone-Vice President CHARLES JOHN EATON Ralph M ajor: Business A Cappella Choir 4, 8, 25 Mixed Chorus 15 J.V. Football 15 Legion of Honor 4 portsmen 4, 8: Dance ub 5 Sh oat 55 Sectional All- S t ' ty Choir 4, 8, 2. 'ti . Accou nt HARRIET EVANS Harriet M ajor: Homemaking Leisure Time 15 Flag Twirler 4, 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Bowling 45 In- tramurals 4, 85 Dance Club 4. Ambihbn: Nurse BONNIE FAREWELL Bonnie M ajor: Business Library Club 4, 8, 2, 15 Dance Club 45 Intramurals 45 Shorthand Speed Certificate 85 Shorthand Penmanship Award S. Ambition: Secretary JOHN THOMAS FARRELL Jock M ajofrs: Math, Science Future Teachers 4'5 Intramurals 4, S, 2, 15 Student Leaders 4, S, Audio Visual 4, S, 2, 15 Varsity Club 4, 35 Varsity Football 4, 8, 25 J .V. Foot- ball 15 J.V. Baseball 1, 25 Track 4, 8, 15 Varsity Basketball Sg J.V. Basketball 2, 15 Wrestling 4g Ath- letic Council 15 '58 Second All- Star Team Tackleg '59 First All- Star Team Center. Ambition: Physical Education Instructor IOLA FEARBY ccFigsn M ajof: Home Economics Ambition: Work LOUISE JEANETTE FELLER Louise M ajors: French, Math, Science Future Teachers 4, S, Sec. 45 Ho- rizon 4, 85 2, Co-editor-in-chief 45 Mirror 4, 8g Sr. Band 4, S, 2, 15 Girls Chorus 2, 15 Mixed Chorus 85 A Cappella Choir 43 Ergonians 45 Finance Committee 35 Club Coun- cil 45 Sectional All-State Band 4, 8, 2, 15 County Band 8, 2, lg Li- brary Club 3, 2, 15 Safety and Wel- fare Council 4, 35 Intramurals 4, S, 2, 15 Student Leaders 4, 8, 25 Bowl- ing 4, 3, 2, lg Spring Competition 4, 8, 2, 15 Honors Convocation 4, 8, 25 Daisy Chain 85 Showboat 35 Fredonia College Preview 85 Wa- kapa 2, 15 U.N. Assembly 15 Ath- letic Assembly 8, 25 Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Christian Education GARY FELSTEAD Gary M ajors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, 8, 25 Knights of Blue 15 Senior Band 2, 15 Safety and Welfare 85 Audio Visual 4, 8, 2, l5 Wakapa 2, 15 Math Club 4, 8, 25 Bowling 8, 2. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer ELIZABETH FIELDS Betty M ajors: Art, Math Library 8, 2, 1, Secretary 25 Future Teachers 4, 35 A Cappella Choir 4, 8, 25 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Chorus 15 Horizon 4, 35 Student Leaders 45 Wakapa 25 Math Club 45 State All-State Choir 45 Showboat 8. Ambition: Teacher MARILYN JEAN FLOWER Marilyn M ajors: Art, Homemaking Knights of Blue, Bowling 4, 8, ig Library Club 43 Horizon 43 Dance Club 43 Leisure Time Club I. Ambihbn: Art Teacher JAMES M. FOX Jimmie Major: Business Basketball 4, 8, 23 Bowling 8, 25 Intramurals 4, 8, '23 Varsity Club 45 Student Leaders 4, 8, Knights of Blue 4, 8, 23 Audio Visual 3, 2, 13 Student Council 13 Athletic Coun- cil 8, 23 Photography Club 25 Hon- ors Convocation 4, 83 Honor Court 3. Ambition: Business MARY LOU FOX Foxie Major: Business Library Club lg Scribblers Club 23 Horizon 4, S3 Intramurals 4, 8, lg A Cappella Choir 4, S5 Mixed Chorus 23 Girls Chorus lg Business Club 4: Dancing Club 4: Leisure Time Club lg Showbont 8. Ambition: Secretary ALROY FULLER HAI!! M ajor: Agriculture Future Farmers 4, 8, 2, I: Sentinel 43 Treas. -I-g Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Athletic Council lg Football 4, 8. Ambition: Undecided oyce Judd -Secretary CECELIA FULLER Cece Majors: Business, Homemaking Dance Club 45 Knights of Blue Business Club 45 Bowling 4, 8, '2 Intramurals 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Undecided JAMES GARDNER KfJimD M ajar: Machine Shop Ambition: Undecided ANN GAZE Gazey Major: Homemaking Leisure Time lg Knights of Blue 2 lg Bowling 45 Intramurals 29 Show- boat 8g Honors Convocation 1. Ambition: Beautician ALLEN GERZOFF HAP! Major: Shop Rifle Club 4, 8g Blue Coats 4. Ambition: Machinist Regina Stefaniak-Treasurer MARIAN GRABOWSKI Marian Major: Business Business Club 4, Vice President 43 Dancing Club 45 Bowling 4, 8, 2: Intramurals 4, 83 Leisure Time lg Showboat 33 National Bookkeep- ing Award 2. Ambition: Private Secretary ELSIE GRABSKI Elsie lllajor: Business Ambihbn: Secretary ARTHUR JAMES GREENLAND Art Majors: Business, Latin Cafeteria Worker 4, 3, 2, lg Show- boat 8: Senior Dramatics 4, 8, 9, 15 Masque and Gavel 4, 8, -2g Ath- letic Council 4, SQ Mirror 4, 33 Record Player Attendant 4, 8, 2, lg High School Daze: Children of the Inn 44 Citizenship Award lg Honors Convocation 8, 9, 1. Ambition: Priest JAMES GRIMES Jim M ajors: Math, Science Stamp Club lg Honors Convoca- tion 2, 1. Ambition: Draftsman JACK HANSLER Lucky Major: Agriculture Future Farmers 4, S, 2, 1, Sec. 8, '25 County Reporter S, Vice President 43 County Sentinel 45 Dance Clnh 4: Honors Convocation 8, Q. Ambition: Farmer JOAN HARTWAY Josie Major: Business Intramurals 4, 33 ltiirror 45 Ath- letic Council 8: Bowling 8, QQ Wa- kapa 2, lg Leisure Time Club lg Shorthand Speed Certificate S. Ambzlion: Secretary DICK HATHAWAY Gordon Major: Business Ambition: Mechanic JAMES HAUENSTEIN Jim Major: Business Student Leaders 9, lg Basketball 23 Baseball 23 Football lg Tennis 83 Audio Visual 4, 8, 2, 1, Secretary 4g Bowling 4, 2, lg Safety and Wel- fare lg Showboat S. Ambition: Printer BONNIE JEAN HERRIVEN Bonnie M ajors: Math, Science Ergonians 43 Future Teachers 4, S: Librarian 43 Horizon 4, S5 Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orchestra 4, 85 Girls Chorus 3, 2, lg Mixed Chorus 4: County Band 8, 2, 1: Bowling 25 Wood- wind Ensemble lg Sectional All- State Band 4, 2, 1, Honors Convo- cation 4, 3, 2, lg Daisy Chain 8: Showboat S3 Fredonia College Pre- view Sg Arista 4, 33 Wakapa 2, lg Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Librarian RICHARD L. HIBBARD Dick Major: Science Audio Visual 4, 3, 2, lg U.N. As- sembly lg Citizenship Award 4. Ambitzlm: Undecided AARON HILL Aaron M ajors: Latin, Nlath, Science Legion of Honor 43 Mirror 4, 8, 2g Horizon 4, 8, 23 Bowling 4, 8, 2, lg Varsity Club 4, Block M 3: Pho- tography 4, 8, 2, lg A Cappella Choir 4: Future Teachers 45 Band 4, 3, 2, lg Orchestra 4, 8, 2, lg Math Club 4, 8, 2, 1: Science Club 4, 2, 1: Dance Club 43 Intramurals 4, 83 Football 4, 8: Woodwind Ensemble Q, lg Safety 8: Welfare Council 2, lg Wakapa 62, lg Honors Convocation 8, 2, lg Sectional All-State Band 4: Athletic Assembly 8, 45 Showboat 8: American Legion Essay Contest lst prize 8. Ambition: Physicist DAVID HILL Dave', M njors: Latin, Math, Science Audio Visual 4, 8, Q, lg Knights of Blue 4, 3, Q, lg Wakapa 2, 15 Stamp Club lg Honors Convocation 25 National Anthology 2. Ambition: Agricultural Chemist Mrs. Bartlett -Sponsor CAROL HOWE ..Ree,, M ajors: Homemaking, Business Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Leisure Time 1, Intramurals 4, 2: Business Club 4 5 Dance Club 4: Knights of Blue 3. Ambition: Beautician My 37 of, QM CAROL HOWES Carol Major: Homemakiug Future Nurses 4, 8: Library Club 4, S, 2: Horizon 4. Ambition: Undecided HOWARD JOSEPH Howie Major: Machine Shop Audio Visual -S, Q, 1. Ambihbn: Air Force, Mechanic JOYCE JUDD Juggles M ajors: Math, Science Math Club 4, Sg Ergonians 4, Business Club 43 Future Nurses 85 Horizon 45 Band 4, 8, 2, 1: Knights of Blue 4, 8, 2, 13 Vice Pres. 4: Wakapa 2, lg Bowling 4, 8, 52, 1: Honors Convocation 8: Senior Class Secretary 4. Ambitrkm: Accountant Mr. Deuble-Sponsor MARY ANN KELLY Kelly M ajors: Business, Retailing Ergonians 4: Athletic Council 4, 85 Mirror 4, Sg Bowling 4, 8, 2, Capt. 4, 35 Intramurals 4, 3, 25 Business Club 4g Horizon 43 Dance Club 43 Basketball Playday 4g Athletic Assembly 3. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT KIEBALA Kuby M ajors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, 8, 25 Honor Court Monitor 83 Basketball 4, 23 Baseball 4, 8, 2, lg Football 2, 13 Intramurals S3 Bowling 83 Wakapa 2, lg Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Undecided MADLYN KING Matty M ajors: Math, Science Ergonians 4g Future Nurses 4, 8, 2: Leisure Time lg Intramurals 4, 3, 23 Capt. 35 Bowling 4, 8, 2, 13 Capt. 4, 33 Student Council 35 Athletic Assembly 85 Honors Convocation Sg Mirror 45 G.A.A. 83 Athletic Council 4. Ambition: Nurse PATRICIA ANN KOZLOSKI Pat M ajors: Art, Homemaking Knights of Blue lg Leisure Time Club lg Intramurals 4, 8, 2, 13 Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Dance Club 45 Art Club 4. Ambition: Comptometrist ARTHUR KOZUBAL UA-rt!! Major: Shop Ambition: Undecided CHARLES GARY IGIAATZ ..Gary., lilajors: Business, Retailing Athletic Council lg Student Coun- cil 25 Legion of Honor 4, 3, Future Farmers Ig Intramurals 2, lg Rifle Club S3 Audio Visual 4. Ambition: Un ided .P F fx JV rapt? A BERNARD M. KUJAWA Chub Major: Business Knights of Blue 2, lg Safety and Welfare Council 13 Dance Club 45 Rifle Club l. Ambition: Car Salesman CASSANDRA LANG Cassie M ajors: Business, Homemaking Leisure Time Club lg Library Club 2, lg Bowling 4. Ambition: Accountant GERALD C. LANG Jerry Major: Machine Shop Bowling 1. Ambition: Machinist PETER LAPORT xspeteu Major: Machine Shop Junior Boys Club lg Football 1. Ambition: Air Force or Navy NOREEN LAPP Reenie M ajora: Art, Homemaking Intramurals 4, 83 Bowling 33 Lei- sure Time lg Business Club 41 Dance Club 4. Ambition: Secretary NORMAN LASAL Norm Major: Business Track 23 Rifle Club 8, 25 Student Leaders 2, 1. Ambition: Army, Office Work Mr. McAllister-Sponsor VIRGINIA LEFFLER Gi11ny'l M ajor: Business Leisure Time Club lg Library Club 4, 8, 2, 1g Intramurals 45 Honors Convocation lg National Anthol- ogy lg Shorthand Speed Award 8. Ambition: Secretary GORDON LEWIS Gordie M ajors: Business, Science Football 4, 8, 2, 13 Wrestling SQ Basketball 2, lg Baseball 29 'hack Ig Varsity Club 45 Block M. 85 Leaders Club 4, 8, 23 Athletic Council S, 2. Ambition: Undecided GERALD LOADS Norton YB '2- M ajor: Business .Lf Legion of Honor 4, 8g Varsity Club I 43 Block M S5 Wrestling 4, 8, 25 Football lg Track 2: Leaders Club 2 23 Square D Club 13 Future Farm- ers lg Honors Convocation 1. Ambition: Undecided MAUREEN LOWERY Moe Major: Science Leisure Time 1: Future N1u'ses 8, QQ Bowling 8, 25 Business Club 4, Treasurerg Intramurals 4,85 Ath- letic Council 43 Safety and Welfare Council 83 Knights of Blue lg Showboat 8. Ambition: Undecided r. Misiti-Sponsor DANIEL MALINOSKI Crash', Blajors: Art, blath, Science Student Council lg Honor Court Monitor 8, 9.5 Math Club 1: Treasg Sr. Dramatic-s 4, 3, 2, lg High School Daze 23 Art Club 4, S, 23 Mirror 45 Future Teachers 4g Children of the Inn g Senior Lecture Field Trip 45 Wakapa 2. Amb1'tion: Teacher CONSTANCE MALTE Connie Zllajors: lilath, Science Intramurals 4, Q, 13 llajorettes Q, lg Leisure Time 1, Treas.g Student Council Q5 Flag Twirlers lg Bowl- ing 4, 2, 13 Ergonians 45 Future Teachers 43 Dance Club 4, Sr. Dramatics 4, Vice Pres.: Mirror 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher RONALD MARCINOWSKI Penny M ajors: Math, Science Football 4, 8, 2, lg Basketball 4, S, Q5 Baseball 4, 8, 2, lg Knights of Blue 1: Legion of Honor 43 Ath- letic Council 4, Pres., Leaders Club 4, 3, 2, lg Varsity Club 4g Intramurals 4, S, 25 Honors Con- vocation 3, 2. Ambition: Engineer RUSSELL MARTINO Russ Majors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, S, 2, Pres. 4, Senior Class President 4: Football 4, S, 2, lg Track 4, 8, 2: Student Council 4, 83 Athletic Council 23 Safety and Welfare Council 1, Leaders Club 4, 8, 2g Varsity Club 4, 33 Future Teachers 45 Intra- murals 4, 8, 2, lg Rifle Club 2, 1, Honors Convocation S, 2, lg All- Star Football Team 4. Ambihbn: Teacher ANITA LOUISE MCALLISTER Nita Major: Science Ergonians 4, 85 Future Teachers 4, Publicity Chairmang Horizon 4, 8, 2, 1, Editor-in-chief 33 Scribblers 2, 1, Secretary 'QQ A Cappella Choir 4: Girls' Chorus lg Wakapa 2, 13 Mixed Chorus 33 Intramurals 4, 8, Q, lg Bowling 2, Captain QQ Ath- letic Assembly 3g Club Council 85 Showboat 8: Honors Convocation 3, Q3 Daisy Chain 33 National An- thology 3, 2, 15 Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Writer HUGH MCELWEE Pat lllajors: liiath, Science Student Association Pres. 4g Ath- letic Council 2: Student Council 4, 8, Pres. 43 Wakapa Q, 1, Pres. Q: Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2, Vice Pres. 85 Arista 4, S, Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 83 Leaders Club 4g Club Council 2: Math Club 25 Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-Capt. 4: Basketball 4, 8, 2, 1: Baseball 4, 3, 2, lg Mirror 4, Sports Editor 43 National Anthology 8, Showboat 85 Boys' State 83 Honors Convocation 4, 3, 2, 13 Senior Lec- ture Field Trips 4g Varsity 4, 8. A1nI7ition:sDentist MARILENE ALICE MELAND , , ' , X 'Mars, I M ajors: Iifath, Science Filture Teachers S3 Leisure Time lg Dance Club 45 Art Club 45 Bowling 85 Intraiuurals lg Wakapa Qylg Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 4, 8, 25 Fredonia College Preview S3 Honors Convocation 83 Show- boat 91 2 'L Ambition: Interior Decorator .1 JANICE MODEN Jan Majors: Math, Science Future Nurses 4, 85 Intramurals 4, 23 Bowling 4, 83 Leisure Time Club lg Girls Chorus 8, 23 Mixed Chorus 43 Dance Club 4. Ambition: Nurse Make the future the fruit of all the past Motto JOHN MONELL Jack Majors: Business, Shop Intramurals 15 Rifle Club 25 Foot- ball 4, 8, 2, 15 Block M Club 85 Track 25 Legion of Honor 45 Honor Court Monitor 85 Student Council 4, 3: Wrestling 4, 8, Managerg Lenders' Club Q: Honors Convoca- tion 8, 2. Ambition: Army DENNIS MOORE Barney Majors: Art, Business Leaders Club 15 Art Club 15 Foot- ball 15 Wrestling 3. Ambition: Undecided CHARLES MORGOTT Chuck Major: Shop Intramurals 4, S, 2, 15 Rifle Club 1. Amlritrlm: Undecided JOAN MOULE Jo M ajors: Latin, Science Leisure Time 15 Future Nurses 4, 3, 25 Intramurals 2, 15 Dance Club 4. Ambllion: Airline Stewardess DOUG NEWMAN Chuggy Major: Business Retailing Football 4, 2, 15 Baseball 4, Q, 1 Varsity Club 43 Leaders Club Q, 1 Honors Convocation 4, 2. Ambihlm: College MARY ANN NOWAK Mary Ann Majors: Bookkeeping, Business Leisure Time 15 Bowling 4, 8, 25 Athletic Council 45 Business Club 45 Intramurals 4, 25 Dance Club 4. Ambition: Secretary LINDA PADOLESKI Pinoki Majors: Art, Latin Leisure Time 15 Safety and Wel- fare 15 Wakapa 2, 15 Student Council 4, 8, 25 Sec. 45 Ergonians 45 Student Leaders 4, S, 25 Bowl- ing 8, 25 Junior Class Treasurer 85 Honors Convocation 4, 35 Daisy Chain 85 Showboat 8g National Essay Contest 45 Athletic Assem- bly 4, 8, Q5 Cheerleaders 8, 25 Arista 4, S5 Varsity Club 4, 8. Ambition: Undecided GABRIEL PAONE Gabon Majors: Math, Science Dance Band 4, 3, 2, 15 Woodwind Ensemble 15 Science Club 1, Pres. 5 Legion of Honor 4, 8, 2, Vice Pres. 45 Safety and Welfare Council 25 Honor Court Monitor 25 Sports- men 85 Student Council 4, 85 Pres. of Junior Class 35 Vice Pres. of Senior Class 45 State All-State Band 45 Sectional All-State Band 4, 3, 2, 15 County Band 4, 8, 2, 15 Tennis 4, 3, Q5 Basketball 4, 25 Horizon 35 Showbozit 85 Senior Band 4, 8, 2, 15 A Cappella Choir 4, 85 Honors Convocation 3, 2. Ambition: Medicine Navy Blue and White-Colors CAROLYN PATTEN Carolyn M ajo'r: Business Athletic Council 25 Scribblers 13 Mirror Staff 4, 8g Business Club 45 Dance Club 4-5 Intramurals 2, 1: Bowling 23 Mixed Chorus 4, S, Q, Girls Chorus 1: Leisure Time 13 Showboat Sg All-State llusic Festi- val 4, 8, 2. Ambition: Undecided PAUL PATTEN Percy Major: Industrial Arts Ambilzkm: Undecided RAE PATTERSON Pork Chop Majors: Math, Science Future Nurses 4, 3, Intramurals 43 Bowling '23 Safety and Welfare Council 83 Leisure Time Club l. Ambllwn. lNurse ig?-1Drf LQ? g, C, W l IEEII of Ho 2 ar J - 5 , ,lege lv ' 9 lub , ' ice Pr iderQ4ff-Science , eade s e b 4, 8g Intra- 4-,Sg , 5 udent Council g 'hle't1c Council 23 Football 4, 2 I Track-4 S 'J I .1lml11'tdon:Ei18iiieerN,V i A BQ! J! i b of' XJ PATRICIA RAE PEGEIKWV Pat Major: Business Business Club 43 Secretary 4-1 Dance Club 43 Mixed Chorus 4-5 Girls Chorus 3, Q, 11 Knights of Blue 1. Ambition: Medical Secretary THOMAS D. PEGELOW Tom M ajo'r: Shop Block M 4, 3: Intramurals 8, 2, lg Athletic Council 83 Football 4, 8, 2, 13 Basketball 83 Baseball 85 Student Leaders 8: Honors Con- vocation 8, 1. A-mbition: Driver for Lapp Express SHARON LEE PERREZ Shary Major: Business Future Nurses 4. Ambition: Nurse ANN ELIZABETH PETTIT Annie Majors: Art, Hoinemaking Horizon -l-, 8, Exchange Editor 45 Knights of Blue 83 A Cappella 4, 8, 23 Mixed Chorus 1: Wvakapa 2, 1: Honors Convocation 8: Daisy Chain 83 Showboat 3: County Chorus 8, '25 All-State Sectionals 41 National Anthology 83 Senior Field Trip 43 U.N. Assembly l. Ambition: Homemaker SUSAN LEA PIEDMONT Sue Majors: Math, Science S.A, Treasurer 43 Student Council 4, S3 Athletic Council lg Future Teachers 33 Sr. Dramatics 4, 8, 2, lg Masque and Gavel 4, 8, 25 Er- gonians 4, 8, Treas. 4g Varsity Club 4, 8, Sec.-Treas. 43 Horizon 8, Girls' Sports Editor 85 Mirror 4, 8, Sports Editor 45 G.A.A. lg Cheerleader 4, S, 2, lg Capt. 1: In- tramurals 4, 8, 2, 13 Bowling 4, 3, 2, lg Basketball Playday 4, S, 2, lg Capt. 45 Girls Chorus 2, lg Finance Committee 4g Student Leaders 4, 8, 2, Honors Convocation 4, 8, 23 Showboat 89 Life 0' The Party. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher JAMES PLUMMER liJim1 ! Major: Machine Shop Rifle Club 2: Safety elfare Council 2: Bowling . r, 1ll1b1't'i01l.' Mwl1 M ajor Machine Shop 2: J.V. Football 25 J.V. Baseball 25 Track 1: Wrestling 4, 8, 2, 1, Co- Captain 43 Honors Convocation 2. Ambition: Engineer BYRON PORTER Brian M ajors: Machine Shop, Math Legion of Honor 4, 33 Wakapa 1. Ambition: Air Force sf-AMA W DJJ-Legion of Honor 4, 8, Q3 Rifle Club FaWn+Mascot KAREN QUINTERN Karen Major: Business Leisure Time Club lg Wakapa lg Girls Chorus 1: Shorthand Awards 3: Showboat 83 Mixed Chorus 4, S, 2. Ambition: Secretary JAMES RANKIN Jim M ajors: Latin, Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, 8: Honor Court 4, 8, Chief Justice 4: Arista 4, S, Wakapa 2, 13 Sportsmen 4, 8, 23 Football 4, 8, 2, 1: Basketball 4, 8, 2, 13 Track 1gJ.V. Basketball Q, lg Math Club 4, 2: President 2, A Cappella Choir 4, 8, 2, lg Senior Band 4, 3, 2, 15 Orchestra 2, lg County Music Festival 8, 2, lg Sectional All-State 4, 8, 2, 13 Ho- rizon 3, 2, lg Gym Leaders 4, 8g Varsity Club 4, 8: Athletic Assem- bly 4, 8, Q, lg Honors Convocation 4, 3, 2, lg Daisy Chain 83 Showboat 85 All-State Senior High Orchestra 1 5 Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Medicine LARRY P. RANSOM Larry,' Major: Shop Rifle Club 2, Audio Visual 1. Ambition: Marine Corps EDWARD E. REESE Red M ajors: Math, Science Band 4, S, 2, lg Science Club 2, 1, Student Council 45 Legion of Honor 4, 3, 2, Vice President 4, Varsity Football 4, 8, 2: Track 25 Gym Leaders 4, 3, 2, Audio Visual 8, 2, lg Varsity Club 4, 8, Pres. 43 Wakapa 2, lg Bowling 4, 33 Intra- murals 4, S, 2, lg Honors Convoca- tion 3, 25 All Star Football Team 4. Ambition: Engineer Sweetheart Rose-Flower BARBARA ANN RENOUF Barb Majors: Math, Science Future Teachers 4, 3, Pres. 43 Safety and Welfare Council 4, 8, Vice Pres. 4, 83 Horizon 4, 8, 2, Girls Sports Editor 43 Mirror 4, 3, Class Editor 4: Student Leaders 4, S, 23 Student Council 83 Leisure Time 1, Sec. 13 Intramurals 4, 8, 2, 1, Manager 23 A Cappella Choir 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 923 Girls Chorus 13 Club Council 43 Junior Class Sec. 83 Library Club 3, 2, 13 Bowl- ing 4, 8, 2, 13 Dance Club 43 G.A.A. 23 Honors Convocation 4, 8, 2, lg Daisy Chain 83 Showboat 8, Fre- donia College Preview 83 Arista 4, 33 Wakapa 2, 1: U.N. Assembly 13 Athletic Assembly 4, 8, 2, 1: Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher SHIRLEY ANN REFINE Shirl Major: Home Economics Leisure Time Club 2, 1. Ambition: Homemaker JOHN F. RICHELSON Rich Majors: Math, Science Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 Audio Visual 13 Leaders Club 8, 23 Knights of Blue 23 Block M 4, 8: Athletic Council 3, 2, 13 Varsity Football 4, S, 23 Varsity Wrestling 4, 83 Track 4g Legion of Honor 43 Mirror 43 The Children of the Inn 43 Honors Convocation 43 Honor Court Monitors 43 National Essay Contest 43 Athletic Assembly 8, Q, 13 U.N. Assembly 1. Ambition: Chemical Engineer DIARY LOU REIMER Mary Lou Majors: Business, French Library Club 2, 13 Leisure Time Club 1. Ambrlion: Undecided HERNIAN E. RODRIGUEZ Herman Major: Business Future Teachers Club 43 Motion Picture Club 4. Ambition: Teacher JOYCE ROSS Joyce Major: Business Leisure Time Club 13 Intramurals 43 Horizon 4. Ambition: Christian Worker LAWRENCE HOWARD ROWLING Spike M ajor: Machine Shop Junior Leaders 1. Ambition: Undecided SHARON LENORE RUMBLE Kltten,' M ajors: Homemaking, Math, Science Senior Dramatics 4, 8, 2, 13 Band 2, 13 Girls Chorus 2, lg Library Club 2, 13 Mixed Chorus 83 A Cappella Choir 43 Dance Band 2, 13 Dancing Club 43 Mirror 4g Ho- rizon 8, 23 Scribblers 4, 8, Q3 Wa- kapa 2, 13 Bowling 4, 23 Girls Intra- murals 2, 13 Honors Convocation 8, 13 National Anthology 8, 9.3 Showboat 3. Ambition: Home Er onoiuics BARRY RYAN Ryan Majors: Agriculture, Art Rifle Clubg Future Farmers lg Safety and Welfare lg Dance Club 4. Ambition: Marines CAROLYN RYAN Carolyn Majors: Business, Homemaking Leisure Time lg Dance 43 Athletic Council 49 Mirror 43 Intramurals 4, 8, 23 Bowling 4, 8, 2, Manager 4: Business Club 4. Ambition: Undecided EDMUND 0. SANDER ISEd!I M ajors: Math, Science Audio-Visual 4, 3, 2, lg Math Club 4, S, 2: Leaders Club 4, 2, 1: Intra- murals 4g Mirror 43 Showboat 8: U.N. Assembly. Ambition: Engineer SHERRILL SANDERSON Sherry Majors: French, Math, Science Future Teachers 4, 35 Bowling 4: Dance Club 4: Mirror Staff 4: Girls Chorus lg Daisy Chain 89 Wakapa lg U.N. Assembly 1. Ambition: Math Teacher Russell Martino-President ANTHONY SCARPINATO Tony Majors: Math, Science Dance Band 4, 8, 2, lg Block M 4, S3 Senior Band 4, 8, 2, 1 3 Orches- tra 4, 1: J.V. Basketball, Manager lg Tennis 4, 8, 2: Science Club lg State All-State Band 85 Sectional All-State Band 4, 2, lg Sectional All-State Orchestra 85 County Band 4, 3, 2, 15 Honors Convoca- tion 3, 2, 1: Showboat 8. Ambition: Music Teacher DOLORES SCHULTZ Dodie M ajors: Bookkeeping, Business Leisure Time Club lg Scribblers 8, 25 Safety and Welfare 3: Horizon 4, 8: Business Club 43 Dance Club 4. Ambition: Secretary or Bookkeeper DONNA SEEFELDT Donna', Majors: Business, Homemaking Intramurals 4, 83 Watch your Weight Club 3: Girls Chorus 2, lg Dance Club 4. Ambihkm: Beautician DOUGLAS SEEKINS Doug M ajcrrs: Art, Math, Mechanical Drawing, Science Audio Visual 1. Ambition: Mechanic Gabriel Paene- FRANK SEITZER Butch Major: Shop Honors Convocation 3. Ambition: Production worker FAITH SERVE Pious M ajors: Math, Science Future Teachers 4, 33 Athletic Council 43 Student Council 3, lg Student Leaders 8, Bowling 3, In- tramurals 4, 8g lVIirror 3g Honor Court 2: Wakapa '2, 13 Girls Chorus 25 Future Nurses '23 Scribblers Q, lg Leisure Time lg Honors Convoca- tion 33 National Anthology 3. Ambition: History Teacher NANCY JEAN SHORT Nance M ajors: ltlath, Science Sr. Dramatics 8, 2, lg Masque and Gavel 4, 8, 23 Student Council 4, 8, 2, 15 Bowling Q, 15 Intramurals 4, S, 2, lg Girls Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 23 A Cappella Choir 4, 8g Cheerleading 4, 8, Q, 15 Wakapa 2, 1: Arista 4, 83 Varsity Club 4, 33 Future Teachers 4g Vice Pres. 43 Honors Convocation 8, 2, lg Daisy Chain 8: Showboat 8: U.N. As- sembly 1: Fredonia College Pre- view 8gSenior Lecture Field Trips 45 Athletic Assembly 3, 2, lg County Chorus 33 Sectional All- State 4, Ambition: Math Teacher MARY ANN SIWIRSKI Skeets Itlajorsi Art, Homemaking Ambition: Marriage Vice President 3 EILEEN MARGARET SLACK 'Pucky 1 llajors: Latin, Math, Science Ergonians 4, 83 Future Teachers 4, F 3 Athletic Council 4, 3, Q, Vice 1 Senior Drainatics 4 8 '2 ntramurals 8 Q 1 Bowling 4 ., lg hlath Club 15 Horizon 3, Q, irror 3, 23 Girls Chorus 8, 23 Elonor Court Monitor 43 Daisy P 9 ' ' , 3 L l ?resident 3g Arista 4, 33 Yvakapa 2, s ' ' ' , , , 1: f , , 5 , 3, P W hain 8 Show boat 8 Basketball layday 3 Honors Convocation 4 , Q, 13 Student Leader 3, 25 Senior ecture Field Trip 4. fimbition: Undecided VIARLEN , 'Smi t .' a h e Fl ' , Yds 4 r ' r . . ' ' ub 3 - so , nor Co nit 8, . t n ders 4 25 Bowli , eis re lg In- ' urals , , t letic Coun- :il 4 . leer g 4, 3, 2, 13 nor o tioi 8, 1 eti Ass , , Q, lg Shots Am 'tion: Nurse RICHARD STAHL Stuffy Majors: Business, Printing Honors Convocation Q, lg Show- boat S. Ambition: Paratroopers Barb lajor Home Economics uture Nurses 4, 83 Leisure Time 1. mbition: Nurse BARBARA STARKWEATHER li ' : ' F . A r REGINA ANN STEFANIAK Reggie Majors: Latin, Math, Science Ergonians 4g Future Teachers 4, 83 Student Leaders 4g Honor Court 4: Library Club 4, S, 2, 1, Vice Pres. 45 Bowling 4, 8, 2, l, Capt. 4, 25 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, Scribblers 2, llflath Club 33 Mirror 4, Athletic Council 43 G.A.A. 33 Wakapa 2, lg U.N. Assembly lg Treas. of Senior Class. Ambition: Teacher DONNA STILLINGER Dee-Gee lllajors: Latin, llffath Ergonians 4: Future Teachers 45 Mirror 4, 8, Feature Editor 4g Ho- rizon 4g Future Nurses 8, 2, Vice Pres. 83 Safety 8: Welfare Council 4, 8, Pres. 45 Orchestra 4, 8, 2, 15 Mixed Chorus 4, 25 Girls' Chorus lg String Ensemble 3, Q: Leisure Time lg Wakapa 2, lg Daisy Chain 33 Honors Convocation 3: County Band 3, 23 Sect. All-State 4, 3, Q, Showboat 83 U.N. Assembly lg Lecture Field Trip 43 Jr. Red Conference 43 Jr. Red Cross ing Center at Massachusetts 8. Ambition: Teacher ELIZABETH ARLENE STOCKFIELD Liz M ajors: Latin, Math, Music, Science Arista 4, 3, Treasg Ergonians 4, 83 Student Council 2, lg Mirror 45 Horizon 4g Future Teachers 45 Sr. Dramatics 4, 3, 423 Student Leaders 4, 3, 23 Girls Chorus 13 A Cappella Choir 4, S, 2, Accompanist 4, 8, 2, lg Senior Band 4, 8, 2, 13 Orchestra 4, 8, 2, lg County Music Festival QBandJ 2, lg CChoirl Accompanist 4, 83 Sectional All-State Music Festival 4, 3, 2, lg Showboat 85 Athletic Assembly 85 U.N. Assem- bly lg Daisy Chain 8: Honors Con- vocation 4, 3, 2, lg National An- thology Sg Eastman School of Mu- sic Accelerated Bachelor Of lllusic Program 4, 33 Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Minister of Music ANNE STUCKO Anne M ajors: Math, Science Future Nurses 4, 8, Q, Pres. 4g Li- brary Club 4, 33 Sr. Dramatics 4, Sq Scribblers 2, 1: Student Council lg Safety and Welfare Council 23 Club Council 4g Dance Club 43 Wakapa 23 Intramurals 4, 8, 2, lg Bowling 4, 8, 2, 1, Capt. 2, Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 25 A Cap- pella 4, 3: Honors Convocations 8, 2, lg Music Festival 4, 33 All-State Sect. Chorus 43 County Chorus 4, 85 Showboat 3. Ambition: Nurse oyce Judd -Secretar MARY LOW SWAN Swaniel' M ajor: Home Economics Dance Club 4g Leisure Time lg Athletic Council 25 Intramurals 4, S: Bowling 8, Honors Convocation Q5 National Anthology 2. Ambition: Beautician W 4- SUE ANN THOMAS Sue Major: Business Ergonians 4, Horizon 4, 3, Typing Editor 45 Student Leaders 45 Mir- ror 4, 8, Scribblers 8: Intramurals 4, 8, 2: Bowling 4, 3, 2: Athletic Council 83 Safety and Welfare Council 2: Leisure Time 13 Ath- lctic Assembly 33 Shorthand Speed Awards 33 Gregg Speed and Accu- racy Certificate 8. Ambition: Undecided ROBERT JAMES VAN AUKER Animal M ajor: Machine Shop Varsity Club 4, 3: Football 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-Capt. 4g Gym Leaders Club 4, 3, 25 WVrestling 3, 2, 1: Intra- murals 4, Sg All-Star Football Team 4, S. Ambition: Navy Regina Stefaniak-Treasurer DONNA L. WVATERS Ozzie Majors: Home Economics, Retailing Future Nurses 4, 35 Scribblers 2, lg Leisure Time Club I3 Art Club 1: ltlirror 4, 3. A-mbition: Storekeeper SHIRLEY RAE WHITTLETON Shirl M ajors: Science Leisure Time lg Intramurals 4, S, 2, 13 Bowling 4, 8, 2, 1, Capt. 3: Future Nurses 4, 8g Girls Chorus 2, 13 Mixed Chorus 4, S, Art Club 4g G.A.A. 4, 3, Q3 National An- thology 4g Showboat Sg Music Festival 4, 85 Sports Assembly 4, 3, 2, 1. Ambition: Nurse PAULETTE WIENKE Pwink Dlajors: Latin, Iiiatli, Science S.A. Secretary 4, fMirror 3, 2, Editor-in-chief: Cheerleader 4, Al- ternate 8, 23 Arista 4, 85 Ergonians 4, 33 Student Council 3, 25 Athletic Council lg Wakapa Q, 1, Sec. 2, Girls Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 4, 85 Intramurals 4, 3, 2, lg Dance Club 43 Varsity Club 45 Leisure Time 2, 1, Sec, QQ Senior Lecture Field Trips 4g Honors Convoca- tion S, 2, lg Daisy Chain 85 Show- iboat 3: Alternate Girls State 33 Club Council 45 Finance Com- mittee 4g S.A. Committee 4g Bowl- ing 92, l, Captain I,U.N. Assembly 1. Ambition: Psychiatric Social Worker BEVERLY WILLIAMS Skip Major: Math Leisure Time I, Pres., Student Coimcil lg Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 4, 8, 23 Majorettes 8, 2, lg Flag Twirlers 3, 2, 13 Leader 35 Mirror 4, Bowling 4, 3, 2, Ig Intra- murals 2, lg Honors Convocation 8, 13 Showboat 8. Ambition: Dental Hygienist RICHARD WILLIAMS Dick M ajors: Math, Science Legion of Honor 4, Rifle Club 2, 15 Dance Band 4, 8g Band 4, 3, 2, lg Math Club 2: Tennis QQ Senior Lecture Field Trips 4. Ambition: Pharmacist JUNEA WINTERS June-Bug llfajors: Art, Business Art Club 4, 8, lg Dance Club 45 Leisure Time 2, 13 Knights of Blue 2, lg Cafeteria Work 2, 1. Ambition: Marriage CLINTON EDWIN WISE Clint Majors: Math, Science Sr. Dramatics 4g Wakapa 2, lg Band 4, S, 2, 13 Orchestra 3, lg Mixed Chorus 45 Honor Court I3 Showboat 3: County Band S, 2, lg Sectional All-State 8, 2, 13 Sr. Lec- ture Field Trips 4. Ambitzbn: Electrical Engineer NANCY ANN WOLTER Walrus Major: Business Dance Club 43 Leisure Time Q, 1. Ambition: Secretary 'cMake the future the fruit of all the past Motto PATRICIA WOLTER .Tatu M ajors: Leisiue Time lg Bowling 4, 8, 2g Intramurals 4, 8g Blue Coats 85 Dance Club 45 Business Club 4. Ambition: Secretary NANCY LYNN WRIGHT Nance M ajors: Latin, Science Future Teachers 4g Future Nurses 33 Ergonians 4, 83 Scribblers 4, 3, President 4, Dramatics lg Intra- murals 8, 2, lg Bowling 8, 2, lg Knights of Blue lg Wakapa 2, lg Brass Ensemble 4, 83 Dance Band lg Orchestra 2, lg Band 4, 8, 2, lg Honors Convocation 85 National Anthology 8g Showboat 83 County Band 8, 23 Life of the Party. Ambition: English Teacher DOROTHY A. YASKIVICH Dorothy Majors: Art Intramurals 4, 3, 2, 13 Bowling 4, 3, 2, 1: Art Club 4, 23 Dance Club 45 Flag Twirling 4, 8, 2, lg Ma- jorettes 4, 8, 2, 1, Leader 4, 83 Band 4, 8, 2, lg Honors Convoca- tion 8. Ambition: Secretary CATHERINE YATES Cathy M ajors: Business Bowling 15 Leisure Time Club 1: Knights of Blue Ig Library Club 2, lg Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 4, 3, 23 Dance Club 43 Showboat 8. Ambition: Secretary ANNETTE ZUCZUSKI Annette M ajors: Business Arista 4, S3 Wakapa 23 Honor Court Monitor 4: Honors Con- vocation 4, 8. Ambihkm: Undecided DAVID ZYN E ciDavex1 Majors: Math, Science Audio Visual 4, S, 2, lg Motion Picture lg Showboat 83 U.N. As- sembly 1. Ambition: Electrical Technician IN MEMORIAM Gary Chapman 49 Senior Alphabet Sue Piedmont ATHLETIC Hugh McElwee Karen Caleb BRAINY Warren Becton Eileen Slack CHIC Douglas Newman Ann Pettit DEXTEROUS Jim Rankin Dorothy Yaskivicli ENERGETIC Arthur Greenland Arlene Dujenski FUNNY Dennis Bielinski Barbara Renouf GOOD-LOOKIN G Lee Blackburn Gabrielle Calandra HAPPY Robert Bramer Anne Stucko INQUISITIVE Daniel Malinoski Marilyn Calandra JESTING Anthony Scarpinato Louise Feller KIND David Payne Marlene Meland LOVING John Richelson Elizabeth Stockfield MUSICAL Gabriele Paone Anita McAllister NAIVE Herman Rodriquez Eileen Brennan OPTIMISTIC Edward Reese Nancy Short POPULAR Russell Martino Bonnie I-Ierrivcn QUIET Jim Grimes Mary Ann Kelly RESTLESS David Beaver Donna Stillinger SINCERE Richard Williams Maureen Lowery TALKATIVE Clinton Wise Paulette Wienke UBIQUITOUS Gerald Loades Linda Padoliski VERSATILE Jock Farrell Annette Zuczuski WARY Gary Felstead Regina Stefaniak X-UN KNOWN QUALITY Robert Kiebala Mary Ann Nowak YOUTHFUL Jim Fox Sue Thomas ZANY Douglas Botsford 2 M . H 3 Lister? Q'iG?i?'ffs?22ig.faaE1Ei Y I . at L . LS' ff +1 555-in 'Wa 'iff 7 '52 - . mp As we the class of 1960 look back over our four memorable years of high school we can vision many times, both happy and sad. The first major event was the first time we staged our own assembly program. In our freshman year, we brought the music, folklore and costumes of many countries to Medina High School. Climaxing many weeks of rehearsals, many talented classmates participated in the musical production 'Show Boat.' Our talents have really blossomed in the music department. Five of us have at- tended the All-State Music Educators Conference Band or Choir, and one partic- ipated in the orchestra of the All-Eastern Music Conference. Scholastically we have reached high goals. As Seniors we finally succeeded in cap- turing the Arista Trophy. Twenty-five of our number were selected for membership in the National Honor Society. We can rightly be proud of the eight Regents Schol- arships winners and seven alternates. In addition to this, We have a. finalist in the National Merit Scholarship competition. ' To broaden our horizons in the fields of science, and music, we visited Niagara Chemical Division of Food, Machinery and Chemical Corporation, Rochester East- man School of Music and Cornell Aeronautical Lab at Buffalo. Our years have been filled with many profitable experiences which will be remem- bered and put into use in years to come. 50 ll. NIE O s uniors Back Row: Furness, Harrington, Crafts, Stilnpson, lvaters, Kuhatek, Schlegcl, White, George, Bacon, Blanc, Brady, Haviland, Kidney, Canhani, Bernard, Mower, Caleb, Metz, Ehrenreich, Schultz, Gates, W. Crafts, Geiger, Pritchard, Nndcl, Stork, S. Metz. Front How: Dinsc Snell Second How: Hanks, Vagg, Fox, Meddaugli, Seve-nski, Gleason, Smith, Eckerson, Gardner, Hill, Dmnbrowski, Spaulding, V. Hinxnan, La Mers, Craddock, Hart, Tuttle, M4-Pherson, Watt, B. Hinlnan, Gregory, Zolin, Howe, Koneski, Muck, Barnes. Herriven, Wilkerson, Seefeldt, Wilson. Third How: Woodricll, Huck Hour: Ames, Sills, Wells, Rich, Grabowski, Graeey, Bentley, Vvashak, Slack, Harmcr, Lclller, Nlorgan, Collard, Bccflon, Payne. Knights, Lystcr, Koch, Hood, Dantley. Second Row: Ricnier, Kuhn, Keller, Lojcwski, R. Young, Chenowcth, Dawson, Thomas, Ring, 59 Hellert, Nlontgolnery, Slack, Garlock, Moden, Morse, B. Young J0l'lll0Ill0ll, Waters. Front Row: Callara, Pask, Rogers, Neal, Lorens Spcarance, Hudson, Burgess, Avery, Albright, Pritchard, P. Morgan Dennis, M'arcinowski, Pahura, Pask, Fcarhy. Sophomores Back Row: Turney, Rankin, Belccrzak, Clark, Farrell, BI. Hill, Allen, Paige, Herriven, Knights, Trow, Malte, N. Krebs Grimes, Barrett, Joseph, Bensely, Scarpinato, Beals, Quintern. Second Row: King, Crosby, Hemingway, Campbell R. Krebs, Mazzo, Prest, Fuller, Dunn, Paine, Housewald, M'cElwain, DeGuilio. Third Row: Falk, Conroy, Popei Brady, Wheatley, Lang, Jurinich, Caleb, Allen, Young, Bielak, Dutton, S11ell, Elsom, Dennis, Stewert, Sanderson Phinney. Front Row: Baron, Wild, Robison, Scottow, Lawrence, Voelker, Bacon, Buttons, Wilkins, Martin, Edwards, Zyne, Fidanza, Thaine, Reigle, Boles, Conley, Kosloski. Back Row: Fackler, Sager, Monell, Vosteen, Walter, Scipioni, Ward, A. Hill, Kocpsel, Schultz, Klawitter, Miller, Kiebala,Bidell, Fenton, Tuttle, Fields, Carpenter, Majeski. Second Row: Pittard, McKenna, Banazuski, Meiser, Leone, Johnson, Schilling, Lepp, Steckenfinger, Bush, Massey, Fernberg, Gregory, D. Hill, Linderman, Pahura, J. Krebs, Schneider. Third Row: Navelle, Rumble, McPherson, L. Miller, Allen, Williams, Satkowski, Rider, Opler, Kennedy, Jurinich, Skellon, Hobbs, Green, Keep, Brunkhorst, J. Krebs, Haviland. Front Row: Schmidt, Holtz, Whitcop, McPherson, Ford, King, Scott, Birch, Ames, Pescara, Thiel, Anstey, Hess, Livingston, L. Hellert, C. Hellert, Warden. 53 31 'mm' O Il 5 1 J I ,A ,V Freshmen Back Haw: Gorhmn, Gohcen, Hibbard, Draper, Furness, Stanley, Batemen, Neal, Brady, Blount, Gorham, Kozloski, Reed, Seefeldt, lllodcn, Blount, Krcpencck, Kusmicrczak, Root, Herrington, Gerzoff. Second Row: Smith, Stimpson, Krebs, Yates, Wasnock, Pettit, Hassal, Blackburn, Nurlcl, Lefller, Albone, Farley, Hill, VVinters, Cooper, Slicclar, Rodriquez, Graham, Quintern, Shaal. Third Row: Jansing, Gabrowski, Sclmrlau, Hcrrivcn, Howe, BI. Clark, J. Clarke, Gil- merstcr, Lewis, Kyle, Satkowski, Feltz, Hassely, Pritchard, Pittard, Brigham, Fraser, Woodbridge. Front Row: Allen, Neal, Perry, Scot- tow, Cook, Hill, McMurry, Seitzcr, Krebs, Page, Blackburn, Fuller, Cliiclicstcr, Moore, Voelkcr, Parsons, Stackewitz. Back Row: VVatson, Schrader, Flower, Gross, Prawel, Katllke, Potter, Satkowski, Hall, Howes, Thomas, Vvasnock, Chase, Ames, Sanderson, Piedmont, Kenward, Bacon, Smith, Sanders, Andrews. Second Row: Wvoodricli, Lineki, Morien, Anstey, Ramming, Keilil, Parsons, Baelir Slack, lllale, Vvaters, Baldwin, Gumtow, ltleuelewicz, Irio, I. Clark Rodriquez, Scott, C. Pritchard. Tluird Rmb: Grimes, Stillwell, Bently RIeCauley, Ric-llelson, Yaskivicli, F ulwcll, Brege, Mayer, Gregory, Smith, Sills, Keller, Dunn, Balcom, Prawel, Dawson, Wnrrcn. Front Row: Santillo, Flatt, Campana, Page, Southcott, Grimes, Willet, ltlirand, VVlxittleton, Nlyers, L. Smith, Davis, Lane, Sipple, Seliultz, Seiwert, Sahrow. A 55 Back Row: Piedmont, Rankin. Front Row: Wienke, Mr. Parsons, Beedon, McElwee. Student Council S. A. Olhcers On the left are the people elected to serve us. Leisurely occupying the far chair is our S.A. President, Pat lNIcElwee. Below is the Stu- dent Council, our diligent law- making body. Throughout the school year they sponsored the vic- tory dances we attended, adopted a Korean orphan, and Hnanced the gala Senior Prom. The movie committee selected three pictures which we saw in the attractively redecorated Diana Theater. Back Row: Crafts, C. Slack, Reese, Tuttle, Thomas, Schrader, Paige, Callard, Paone, J. Slack, Beedon, VVaters, Moncll, Dietz, Mur- tino, Knights, Caleb. F -rant Row: VVienke, Houswald, K. Pritchard, Rogers, Falk, Green, Padoleski, lVIcElwee, hir. Parsons, Pied- mont, LaMers, Short, Richelsen, Bieyers, C. Pritchard, Eckerson, Pahura. 56 S thletic Council . 5 , fr ' x Q, Athletic Council president, Ron Nlarcinowski, has kept his people active arranging a stu- dent-faculty basketball game game where we witnessed a battle between our own stars and the more athletically inclined mem- bers of our faculty. The group also worked at a car Wash de- signed to keep the cars at M.H.S. clean while cleaning up in the money department. We have seen their faces at the gates of Veteran's Park collecting tickets at the football games and at the door of the Jr. High School dur- ing basketball season. They have also had a hand at sponsoring a dance honoring our football play- ers. Yes, this has been quite an eventful year for this council. Back Row: R. Furness, Avery, Stefaniak, Gregory, Paliura, Stanley, K. Furness, Green, Dinse, Greenland Beedon Stnnpson John son, Rankin, P. Hill, Slack, Serve, Lowery, Ryan, Waters. Front Row: Nowak, S. King, M. King Derdinko Cague Kelly Mont goniery, Brennan, Marcinowskc, Mr. Zooloski, Davis, Smith, Leone, J. Hill, Ford, Anstey, Gardner Callara An ardent worker from Athletic As one of the mam councils in Council selling some refreshments our student government Athletic to the sponsor, Mr. Zoolkoskif' Council conducts such a meeting, 57 every week Safety and Welfare Council Baci. R011 ltfale Nudd Flsom Cfildxwell Lester Ixrebs Beedon Bfitemsn lrscey Feller, Fox, Bacon. Second How: Dawson, Rumble Clro Renouf lllrs Birtlttt Scott Phmntg lvivelle Frou! Row Shultv Cunpana, Pask, Volker. Well, Mr. Blrrp, in case you have any needy clothing to discard, Safety and Welfare Council, under President Donna Stillinger and ad- visor Mrs. Bartlett, will be glad to receive any donations. To raise money, this council sponsored a dance entitled April Melodies for the benefit of the health department. Throughout the year, they carry out many fund raising projects for the March of Dimes and Red Cross. Clothes for the needy' Give, Seniors, give! Honor Court Honor Court Monitors Burl. Rau, Beeton Hnrt Lepp Second Row: Brennan, Mr. hlartin, Back Row: Caleb, hrlarcinowske, Botsford, Farrell, Slack Bfonell btehnak Front Row Kuhn Rankin Snell Front Row: Zuczuski, Short, Calandra, Mr. Martin, Richelson Here is the Honor Court and the people who enforce its decisions. The Chief Justice, Jim Rankin, chose eight assistants for the year's work. It was Jim's duty to decide the penalties to be imposed upon the few unruly who came before the judges to plead their cases. You can see one such delinquent Qintentionally posed, 'M' 4 l by the way? receiving a summons from one of the diligent Legionnaires. For demerits, the , M offenders were compelled to serve a specified ff time in detention under the watchful eyes of L ! the Honor Court Moliltors. Under the supervision of hir. Nlartin, the two organizations have functioned throughout the year helping to keep M.H.S. well-run and orderly. Oh viell' What s one more ticket? At least, I'll get some homework done. 59 S. A. Committee Back Row Wienke Beedon, Rankin, Mr. Parsons. Front Row: Piedmont, Mr. Misiti, McEluee Mr Martin, Mr. Devlin. Finance Committee Back Row: Beedon, Mr. Parsons, Marcinowski. Front Row: Gracey, Piedmont, lNIr Devlin, McElwee, VVienke. Supervising the Student Asso- ciation activities and making stu- dent government policy, the S.A. Committee consists of llrlr. Devlin, faculty sponsors, the chief justice, and student officers. The Finance Committee, com- prised of club representatives under the direction of the Student Associ- ation treasurer, is given the respon- sibility of planning the Student As- sociation's annual budget. Sponsors and presiding officers of all school clubs are members of Club Council, the body in charge of extra- curricular activities in Medina High School. kg K 'fs as 5 . . 1' 1 ,gig Z f' . Club Council Back Row: Wienke, Brennan, Dujenski, Renouf, Morse, Feller, Marcinowski, Martino, McElwee. Front Row: Pahura, Calandra, Beedon, Wright. Bnrl: Row: MeElwce, Ames, Zuezuski. HCOIIIC on! Hop on your spaceship and follow us up to the stars of leadership and scholarship. Here we have Arista and Vilakapa the latter, under President. Jaxnes Tuttle, are trusted students who run our banking system Qyou know, count moneyl, while Arista, under President Pat lWcElwee, supervises the second floor office during noon hour. To deserving fellow students, they present citizenship awards: recognition for outstanding leadership and service. Baal: lfmv: Snell, Beales, Vosteen, Krebs, Paige, Knights, Miller, Kiebala, Linderman, Pahura. Second Row: Hellert, Sanderson, Pope, Banazuski, lilsoin, Satkowski, Hauswald, Rumble, Nanelle, Scott. Front Row: W'illian1s, Tuttle, hir. Donahue, Lepp, Phinney. Arista l S kli li, Mrs. Hinckley, Renonf, llerriven, Becton, Rankin, Calelm, Short, Padoleski. Front Ron-: Wienke, toe ' e 1 Wakapa Back Rau-: Sieward, Gregory, YVinters, Sander, Johnson, hlarlin, Thomas, Gohcen, Bielack, Clark. Second Row: Pritchard, Baldwin, ren, Herriven, Woodridge, Jantzi, Pittard, Howell, Krebs, Schmidt, Neal, Baron. 62 Albone, Bacon, Blackburn, Graham, Farley, Slack. Front Ifmv: War- Legion of Honor Hack Row: Monell, Wvnters, Payne, VVillinms, Eaton, Rankin, Brigham, Callard, J. Slack, Hill, Kiebaln, Blackburn, Becdon Me Elwee, Bramer, Beaver. Second Row: Nlarcinowski, Green, Dinse, Loades, Porter, R. Crnfts, Fclstead, Carson, Biclinski, Botsford Richelsen, Payne, Stimpson, Kraatz, Beedon, Gates. Front Row: VVliite, Caro, YV. Crafts, Van Auker, Reese, Nfartino, llrfr Clld well, Pnonc, C. Slack, Hellert, Chenoweth, Poler. If you should happen to see a Red Coat, Mr. Blrrp, don't be frightened! Although they exercise authority in keeping order during noon-hours and at other activities, President Russ Martino prevents his patrollers from re-enacting the Revolutionary War. Under the supervision of Mr. Caldwell as advisor, Russ was able to direct the boys in the presenta- tion of the Legion's annual Christmas Ball. This year's theme was 'Winter Sleighridef You might have seen the sleigh winging its way towards our winter villagef, Ergonians Among the service groups which we have, there is a group of girls known as the Ergonians under the guidance of llliss Castle. They can be found helping the cafeteria staff serve lunch and catering at ban- quets. At Christmas, under the di- rections of President Gay Calandra, the girls caroled at local nursing homes. Each year, the organization .5 sponsors two dances at which the students swing into orbit. W . Back Row: Dietz. F Uth Row: Knights, Gracy. Fourth Row: Stefaniak, LaMers, Slack, Fox. Third Row: Stockield, llIcAllister, Feller, Herriven, Kuhn, Dlalte. Second Row: King, Judd, Padoleske, Kelly, Nl. Calandra, Albright, Smith, Wienki. Front Row: Wright, Eckerson, Piedmont, Brennan, Miss Castel, G. Cnlnndra, Dujenski, Marcinowski, Pahura. Q. Q Knights of Blue Back Row: Wilkerson, Mnzzo, Fox, Bensley, Gersoff, Mower, Erkenrieck, Kelly, Fur- ness, lNIcPhearson. Third Row: Ames, Bnnnzuski, Hill, VVntt, Santillo, Kidney, Young, Joralemon, hfeddaugh. Second Row: Zolin, Mr Devlin, Craddock, Judd. Front Row: Krebs, Ames, Volker. One of the aims of these students is to maintain order when hungry comrades flock to the cafeteria. Their work, how- ever, under President Daniel Craddock, is always interesting. There are times, nevertheless, when they are called to Honor Court to defend their discretion in giving tickets. Fortu- nately, they seldom lose. The athletes of ltledina High combined their brains and talent to sponsor a sports night, and in this program, Mr. Blrrp, they displayed their talent in wrestling, basketball, and tumbling. Varsity Club Back Row: D. Moden, Monell, Bramer, Kiebala, McElwec, Brigham, Klawitter, Hill, Paone, Lewis, Callara, Miller, J. Rankin, Payne, A. Scarpinnto, H. Rankin. Third Row: R. Furness, Loades, J. Scar- pinato, Turney, Quintern, Schilling, Martino, Beaver, Bielinski, Richelsen, Caleb, Crafts, Botsford Lepp, Marcinowski, Slack, Dinse. Second Row: Wienke, Padoleski, Short, Bacon, Payne, Reese, Mr. Loughlin, Piedmont, Smith, Sanderson, Phinney, Neal. Front Row: Siewert, Gregory, Brady, Young, Leone, Caro, Newman, Winters, White, Young, Chenoweth, Clark. 64 a X V' The Horizon i f 1 Q Xi'-4. Q Joi: ri, The M.H.S, Horizon has widened its scope ...it ' even greater this year under the advisorship of Bliss Kwasnicke and Mr. Caldwell. The paper has a greater circulation and was read by more people than ever: college students, servicemen, and wom- gd en, pupils who have left Medina to attend different school systems, and persons in our immediate community. All of these people have been accu- P, pf:-Af rately informed of the happenings at lVI.H.S. by 2 this superb newspaper. With its larger and more efficient staffs, the Horizon has supplied more news, more quickly. Back Row: Pettit, Thomas, Morse, A. Hill, Bernard, Hill, Clienowcth, Fields, Ames. Second Row: Koch, VHSS, Fox, Schultz, Sevenski, Dunham, Howes. Front Ron-: Pask, Spalding, Pritchard, Cornilius, Eckerson. Co-editors: Feller, Pahiuag Miss Kwasnicke. Mr. Caldwell and fellow printers. V 4, r 1 ifff' r 5 . 0' i r , 'gt L -' i i ' 2 r - A ' . Back Row: Stockfield, Bacon, Elsoin, Gracey, Johnson, Callard, Slack, VVaters, Metz, L Qi, ..-. t' H C. Slack, Lyster, Herrivan, Navelle. Second Row: Schmitt, lilartin, Flower, Allen, Q X- . 1 - Wheatly, Joralemon, Pahura, McAllister, La Mers, Sanderson, Phinney, Robinson Q fi if Front Row: Clark, Renouf, Baron, Pask, Smith, Vvatts. 65 Activities Sports Strmding: Vliaters. Second Row: Davis, Stoekficld, Neal, Rogers. Front Row: Calandra, Slack. l Malte, Richelsen, Piedmont, McElwee. Ames, Gardener, Snadorson, Stork. Art Back: Biclinske, Champlain, Chenoweth, Cooper, Malinowski. Foreground: Butler. IRRGR ,,.,..- Z rf' ,rf if ,f, 4 ' ,X 'K X X sr. :Ya . .V .Fa ggi , Xa Q , . 0 ' T Vx 5 , .X 'v AR i F Features ditorial Board Kuhn, Callara. ' r Back Row: Butler, McElwee, Piedmont. Front Row: Calandra, Wicnke, Renouf, Caldwell. 66 L 0 As you can see, Mr. Blrrp, some students in Medina High were well acquainted with out-of-this world activ- ities long before you arrived. This space structure was organized specifically to greet you. Under the editor-in- chief Paulette Wienke, and the advisor lNIr. Scott, these students planned and plotted our annual publication. It took the brains and talents of more than seventy individuals to complete the entire lXIirror staff. Speaking of staffs, there are nine in all: Activities, Ad- vertising, Art, Class, Features, Sports, Copy, Typing, and pay off when students acclaim a busy year's labor. -fl- ,C g in-WX Advertising Editor and Advisor Pahurn, Caldwell, Bacon 2 Vvienke, llr. Scott. g s 5- 5,2 , ri fv- .N-XXX 0 X, A, o ffyffv ff ,ax Class Slanding: Kelly, Lyster. Second Row: Brennan, Calandra, Ste- ' faniak, Nowak, Grabowski. Front Renouf, Feller, Hinman. Row: FOX- Business Staff Ph0f0g1'3PhY liavlr Hour: Patten, Rumble, lxICPll0I'S0ll, Harrington, Greenland, Ehrenrich, Knights, Ryan, Burgess, Keller. Chenoweth, Hill, Morse Front Row: Zolin, Andrews, Pask, Dereiinko, VVilliams, Eckerson, Koncski. Bernard, Hill. 67 Scribblers Burl Rou Callarfi Pask Pescara Axerx Hmman, Elsom, Pope, Hellert, Palsk, Baron. Front Row: -llll'lIllCll, VVright, Combining tradition and creative arts, a group of M.H.S. students publish prose and poetry in a cre- ative writing anthology called Scribblers. Helping the creative students to pre- sent their material are Pres- ident Nancy Wright and founder-advisor Miss Hall. Under the direction of Bonnie Herriven, the mem- bers of Library Club are as- sistants to Miss Gillmeister. They check books in and ibrary Club out, mend books, get new ones ready for circulation, arrange bulletin board dis- plays and keep the library open during the noon hours. '3'.-.TTD -'.5-17V CIY90 fV..r YZ? Bac! Hou Conroy Slack Pritchard Caleb Jurunck Koch, Fare- Green, Fox, Stewart, Pope, Pescara, Anstey, Conley. Front Row vwcll M Jurlnick Llsom Lcfllcr Bnehr Floucr Scefeldt, Hudson. King, Hcllcrt, Albright, llcrriven, Miss Gillmeister, Stefwnnk Semrzd Ron Cmlrun Ford Woodbridge Howell R'1mmlng,Dutton, Grncey, Schmidt, Kyle. 68 Senior Dramatics Hack Row: Cooper, Kuhn, Rumble, La Mers, Shilling, Hart, Greenland, Malinoski, W'ise, Linderman, Caldwell, Bacon, Stucko, Leone, Scott. Front Ifouf: Dujenski, Schlegel, Keller, Davis, Beedon, Calandra, Piedmont, Butler, Malte, Richel- sen, Zolin. Sh! The curtain has been raised, the play has begun! The Senior Dramatics Club, under the direction of Mrs. Cole, produced a Christmas play and three one- act plays for assemblies and participated in the assembly Night Program. These students are genuinely interested in the dramatic acts and also possess a keen in- sight on play directing, and make-up techniques. Well, Mr. B11-rp, Masque and Gavel is an honorary addition to Senior Dra- matics. Under the guidance of ltlrs. Cole and president, Jack Beedon it initiates members in a formally traditional man- ner. Masque and Gavel Back Row: Kuhn, La ltiers, Hart, Greenland, Paige, lilalinoski, WVise, Caldwell, Stucko, Leone. Front Row: Schlegel, Davis, Beedon, Calandra, Piedmont, Dujenski. 69 J ff Future Nurses Back Row: Conroy, Donelson, Jarvis, Sevenski, McPhenrson, Schilling, VVatcrs, Harrington, Cald- well, Modcn, Howes, Grahowski, See-feldt, Haviland. Middle Row: M. King, Whittleton, Moule, Sutton, Patterson, Hudson, Burgess, Cherry, Schlegel, Ames, Stork, Perrez, Wilson, Canham Kyle. Front Row: Starkweatlier, Thzline, Cague, Eckcrson, Mrs. Warren, Stucko, Smith, Koz- loski, S. King. Mr, Blrrp, I understand you've vis- ited our nurse's offlice. ltlrs. VVarren, who showed you around, is also the director of our Future Nurses Club. The girls wear pink and white striped uniforms and can be found in the Medina Memorial Hos- pital and at local nursing homes. Ann Stucko, the president, arranges a schedule so that all the girls receive an equal amount of training. Ah, hir. Blrrp, are you ill? ltiaybe one of our girls,' could help you out. Well, I guess I understand your sudden attack! 0 uture Teachers . it xx X CC These are Future Teachers of America, students interested in teaching as a career. During free periods, the members may observe classroom children at workin the Oak Orchard Ele- mentary School. They also read stories to the younger children during the noon hour. Under the guidance of the sponsor, Miss Donahue, the club also attends a convention at Brockport State I Teachers Couegef, Cooper, Pask, Wright. 70 Back Row: Rodriguez, hlaltc, lNIcAllistcr, Baehr, Slnck, Knights, Nfalinoske, Hill, Farrell, Martino, Snell, Servee, Stefaniak, lVIeddaugh, Stockfleld. Middle Row: S. Caleb, Hcrrivcn, Feller, Renouf, Miss Donahue, Short, Rogers, Keller, Vilaters. Front Row: Koneski, Derefinko, Neal, Sanderson, Ames, Zolin, Future Farmers This year members of the Future Farmers of America, a vocational club designed for boys planning to devote their careers to agriculture, have participated and taken honors in county and smte-wide competitions in the field of agriculture. The popular pancake supper, an annual event sponsored by the F.F.A., was again presented this year under the direction of Mr. Lyndaker, the group's sponsor. fi Q ? If is Iiaelr How: Anies, Seiger, Rich, Farrell, Wolter, Caleb, Dennis, Knights, Fenton, ll. Nloden, Payne, Ctllllltllll, Root. lllirldle Rule: A. Allen, Smith, Mn-Kenna, Andrews, Ryan, Carpenter, Mr. Lyndaieker, Busch, T. Fuller, Stockwell, Krebs, YYodrieh. Front ' Run-: C. Allen, Brighain, George, llzinsler, E. Fuller, Bloden. R1He Club In order to insure correct usage of 1 firearms and prepare our future game hunters, M.H.S. has the Rifle Club with hir. Matson as the group's sponsor. The qualiHeation's for the club are that one must be sixteen and have the desire to learn the fundamentals of gun care, target shooting, and safe hunting practicesf' I c Q lim-L' lime: lVndrich, Bolunt, Ward, Kozloski, Gerzeotf, Bentley, Kolpsel, Allen, Seipioni, Howes. Se4:ond Role: Kennedy, Scott, Prnwell. Crosby, Ilaindriek, Yelesk, Krebs, llainswald. Front Hou Blonell, Kelly, Mr. Matson, Donioj, Kubatek. '71 Hari: Row: Fields, Fuckler, Furness, Fulstcad, Botsford, Sanders, Herriven, Krebs, Fenton, Zync, Baldwin, Neal. Second Row: Hill, Sills, Chase, Flowers, Branler, Hnuenstein, Mr. Phillips, Crafts, Kraatz, Kidney, Cornelius, Hihbard. F rout Row: Maier, J. Krebs, R. Neal, W. Crafts, Meiser, Koncski, Stekenlinger, DiG uilio, Sanders, Wells. Motion Picture Unit Action is the keynote for these camera, enthu- siasts who take pictures during football and base- ball seasons. Supervised by Mr. McAllister, they are responsible for sizing up intramural opposition through films. 72 Audio-Visual Club Audio-visual, directed by Mr. Phillips, is a service club for both Medina High School and its community. The boys in this unit operate or super- vise the operation of movie projectors in class rooms and during assembly programs as well as for such community groups as the Chamber of Commerce, the Lions Club, the Elks Club, the churches, and the American Legion. It is also the responsibility of Audio-visual to arrange the stage for assemblies and to control the lighting and audio facilities in the auditorium. I.. Mr. Mt-Alister, Fields, Kennedy. Art Club lim-LA Row: Yaskivich, Champlin, Butler, Yvilkerson, Kazloski, Malinowski, Hinnan, Bhear, VVinters, Morgan. Second Row: Bi- elinski, Meland, Mr. VVilli:nns. Fron! Row: Konski, Wvhittleton. Back Row: Champlin, Howe, Howes, Ryan, Farewell, Kozloski, Botsford, Bra mer, Lefiier, Paone, Brigham, Schrader, Craddock, Wolter, lNIePhereson, Fox, Blount, Flower. Third Row: Yaskivieh, Vagg, Hudson, Reimer, Yates, See- feldt, Young, Schultz, Stucko, Ryan, Haviland, Lowjeski, Grabowski, Burgess, Evans, Cornelius, Lang, Calundra. Second Row: Mrs. Aylesworth, Gleason Sanderson, Patten, Hood, hflnlte, Davis, Pegelow, M. Grabowski, Andrews Spearenee. Front Row: Novak, Koneski, Meland, Cooper, Smith, Howe, Lorenc, Lapp, Brennan, Wvienke, Swan, Calandra. s If you ever get the urge to splash paint, design a personal space suit or decorate a ray gun, a visit to our art department may be of interest. hir. Williams directs a group in pursuing individual art interests. Dennis Bielinski, the president, and the other members are also responsible for our show case displays and for supplying the printed certificates for Honors Convocation. Dance Club Cha, Cha, Bumba, Mambo, Jitterbug! This is English? They are the familiar sounds that can be heard every Tuesday, with instructions from Mrs. Aylesworth, in the girls gym. The club, a new or- ganization this year, tries to acquaint its members with all types of music and the proper way to dance to them. President Arlene Dujenski and other ofiicers help in the teaching of the steps. Would you like to try a few numbers? if . 'Ti..'?F7' '.e:i'ff'4f-2e:5a3as?z -S.-siege-v,,fstfi--32.5-wf'31-Sfxitsgf Q, Back Row: Ritter, Cooper, Flower, Kenwurd, Satwoski, Furness, Linderman Scefeldt, Koepsel, Kozolski, Bateman, Uelesk, Sanderson, Piedmont, Hill Pritchard, Yvhcatly. Second Row: Feltz, Herrivan, Iorio, WVoelker, Allen, Thiel Navelle, Rumble, Nudd, Green, Dutton, Pritchard, Watts, Sakwoski, Seitzec Krebs, King, Ford, Conroy, Sahrow, Chichester, Fulwell, Blackburn, Malte, Mrs. Aylesworth, Davis, Hood, Smith, Fuller, Southcott. Front Row: hfeyers Sipple, Page, Kozolski, Thaine, Anstey, Vvillett, Schmidt, Schultz, Mirand. Q, :fgr- 5535 .HQ Q J, -7kQ'??:'EL 355255419 QPTF?-223 I- .5 yrs - 1 '13-Q 5 nt... , . Y yi: ' -Q .. . , .4u.,:.c' gk Math Club Under the guidance of lVIrs. Leigh, the Math Club, with Edward Sander as President, gives its members a chance to present. examples of original thinking to an interested group. Various students pre- sented mathematical problems and puz- zles to members of the club at each week- ly meeting as part of the organization's program. Discussions stimulating the members toward deriving mathematical theories developed in college math courses are often the result of such presentations, a practice which is most beneficial to the math-minded student. ' Science Club This year's Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Tierney, Sp0l1S01', and Bob Crafts, president, has participated in a number of projects of outstanding value to scientifically minded students. Each week individual experiments were performed by the members, and projects were prepared and submitted to the Brockport Science Congress as well as local showings by the members of this increasingly popular organization. The club also had the experience of visiting t.he baeteriology and chemical depart- ments of the Niagara Spray Chemical Company late in the year, another one of the many interesting projects of the groupf, Business Club A new organization this year, di- rected by an equally new member of our faculty, is the Business Club. hir. Dydo, with the help of President Eileen Bren- nan and other officers, is attempting to prepare the group for the business world. To us, it is like a new satellite just begin- ging to spin its way into existence. The group shined especially brightly when the business awards were presented. '74 Back Row: Neal, Judd, Fields, Rankin, Baldwin, Stork, Derelinko. Second Hozr: Fel- stead, Joralemon, Beeton, Sander, lNIrs. Leigh. Front Iifllllf Pask, Pask. Back Row: Beeton, Thomas, Krebs, Hill, Miller, Rankin, Johnson, Kusniierczak. Front Row: Mr. Tierney, Howswald, Crafts, Bacon, Sander, Seward. Back Row: Patten, ivilson, Fuller, Ryan, Fox, C. Howe, Andrews, Kelly, D. Schultz, Judd, Lapp, Hinman. Secmzd Row: Koneski, J. Schultz, hir. Dydo, Grabowski, Lawrey, Lorio, Brennan, Pegelow, Root. Front Row: Campana, Howe, Welker, Donibrowski, Nowak. , .43 5 ,, , -i Y Senior and Hack Row: Judd, Scott, Reese, Caldwell, hlajcski, Gleason, Allen Hziuswxild, Lupp, E. McKenna, Rankin, Hill, Waters, hir. Feller. Second Row: Grahowski, Page, Warren, Klawitter, Trow, Beeton L. Blackburn, Williams, Hellert, Vostcen, Hill, Beules, Baldiigin, Miller, Clark, Wright, Secfeldt, Scrapinato, Lojeski, Chcnoweth, Grimes, Koneski, A. Canham, Pask, Rogers, Scarapinuto. Third Row: Yaskivich, M. Camhani, C. Neal, J. Farley, Opler, Knights, M. Mc- Kenna, Stocklield, A. Hill, Joraleman, Paone, Paige, Pask, Root, VVhe:itley, Pahura. Frou! Row: Wvise, Feller, B. Hcrriven, N. Black- burn, S. Page, D. Allen, L. Baldwin, S. Herriven, M. Neal. The Medina High School Senior Band, conducted by Mr. Feller, gives a happy note to most of our school activities. During football season, garbed in new uniforms, the band marches onto the field during half-time. Our assem- blies, Spring Concert and Honors Convocation would not be complete with- out a selection from the band. This fall they attended Cornell Band Day. As a competitive group, they have demonstrated high standards at the annual rating festival. Some of the members participate in County Band and Sectional All-State. YVarren Becton, a member of this musical organization, was selected to participate in the All- Eastern Orchestra at Atlantic City. The hledina High School Senior Band is one of lNIedina's proudest possessions. Each year the faculty sponsors a. musical group to present a high school assembly for the students, and in the evening a concert open to the public. The profits from this concert are given to seniors as a scholarship for further education. This year, we were fortunate in hearing the Fredonia Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Willet. lVIost of its members are music majors who plan to become teachers. This is the first year we have had an instrumental group, and everyone was pleased with the fine results. The Dance Band, sponsored by Mr. Heald, entertains at various assemblies and occasionally at victory dances. Its membership in- cludes those interested in studying jazz and other popular arrange- ments. Everyone enjoys hearing them and wishes that the group could be included in more assemblies .and dances. Dance Band 4 fn' X.-it Ju vi l Back Row: Mr. He-ald, lNIcKenna, Hill, Miller, J. Scurpinatn, Lowjcski, VVccton, Vostccn. Front Row: Caldwell Young Hcrrxwcu Opler, Paliurn, T. Scarpinto, Pzioue. 77 L+ Girls' Chorus Baz-lit Row: Wilson, Fox, M. Nudd, Brady, lVhe:ltlcy, Lang, Elsom Kcnwnrd, Metz, Alboue, Illlllllilll, Gerzcoif, Secfelt, S. Hcrrivcn, Baldwin, Burgess, Xvllilllitllll. Third Row: Haviland, Nzivcllc, Ruin- ing, Iorio, Parsons, Falk, Hudson, Quintcrn, Gralnun, Green, Pritcli Ford, Paige, Krebs, Wloodbridgc, Keep, XVIIITCII, Jantzi, Pittard Bacon, Stillwcll, Meyers, Scottow, Anstcy, Hellert. Front Row: Bn con, Schultz, Moore, Kozloski, Page, Scottow, Mr. Connor, Chi chester, Blackburn, Voclker, Robinson, Willct, Cnllara, Neal. nrd, llerrivcn, VVillizuns, Grabowski, Second Razr: Zyne, Mirnnd, And here, lNIr. Blrrp, we have the Girls' Chorus. This year, sixty-seven girls were successful in passing try-outs offered last September. Throughout the year diligent practice proves them worthy of praise in such public performances as the Christmas assembly, the Assembly Night program, the Spring Concert and at vari- ous student assemblies. Under the direction of lNIr. Connors, their renditions have satisfied all listeners. ll X s 78 Ma jorettes Back Row: Chalnplin, Donclson, Rogers. Front Row: Falk, Yaskivich, Scott. Getting out of step is one thing that these majorettes could not afford to do, lNIr. Blrrp. Headed by Dorothy Yaskivich, these girls strutted proudly, performing during the half-time at all our home football games, and also marching in the many parades that were held. Their performances were only possible because of the many practice sessions which they held both during and after school. F lag Twirlers Back Ro-w: Rumble, Albone, Schneider, Fox, Falk. Second Row: Ames Gumtow, Yaskivich, J. Krebs. Front Row: Wvoodbridge, Scott, D Krebs. Led by Geraldine Scott, this is one group whose per- forming you should not have missed, Mr. Blrrp. Twirl- ing their flags in union they amazed their audiences and brought them much enjoyment during the half-time period of our home basketball games. These girls worked hard at their many practice periods, but they truly loved every moment of it. Orchestra Standing: Gleason, Hill. Back Row: S. Hcrriven, Becton, Hill, Scarpinato, Lojowski, B. llerrivcn, Blackburn. Fran! Ifmr: Stockficld, Jarvis, Hcrriven, Neal, Thaino, Jantzi, Page. Foregruunri: Dir. Bradley. The orchestra, under Mr. Bradley's keen eye, meets twice a week with its twenty-one members. Several of the better string players began to prepare for the area All-State Orchestra program in Perry, New York, in November. The next goals were the high school Christ- mas program and the Spring Festival competition for the orchestra and soloists. The final achievement was the annual Spring Concert presented at the Oak Or- chard School. Mixed Chorus BusyP I'll say they are, Mr. Blrrp. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Connor, they practice earnestly and really enjoy every minute of it. This group performed in many assemblies this year and always gave great satisfaction to their student audiences. Seventy members make up this organization, which has participated in the Christ- mas assembly, the Assembly Night program, the Annual Spring Concert and the competition festival. Particu- larly impressive is the fact that the chorus had the honor of having four boys chosen from its ranks to take part in the County Chorus. Arnold Canham, Richard Opler, Duane Quintern and John Sander were the vocalists so honored. lNI.H.S. is proud of its ltlixed Chorus. Baci: Row: ltloden, Hart, Linderman, Harrington, Satteowski, Root, lloden, Grimes, Klawitter, Beedon, A. CEIIlllHIH, C. Canliam, Blount, Gracy, Shilling, K. Quintern, Herriven. Third Row: Hill, Sevenski, Champlain, LaMers, Satkoski, Sills, Kreppeneek, Scarpinato, John- son, D. Quintern, P. Hill, Heniinway, Blount, Butler, Judd, Reimer, Keller. Second Roux' Pegelow, Patten, llflartin, McPherson, Sanderson, Cooper, Sander, Suzzanne, D. Hill, Pritchard, lWIcKenna, Yates, Rumble, Stork, lvllllZllllS, Padoleski. Front Row: Scott, Sorubrnwski, M. Canham, Meland, Allen, Clark, Gregory, Mr. Connor, Allen, Opler, McPherson, Whittleton, Wienke, Gardner, Harden. A ,,- E? WFS .8 gala 4' 3 1 41.5 '7 . W 4 J J gigs-ls'5M E 5 52 gg, , ki es, 5- ws W' 2- P git .L at vQfa?m:1ws ff 60 1 82 ' 83 Varsity Football Coaches Longlilin, Coats, Dydo, Hilliard. Captains Beaver, Van Auker, lNIcEln'ce. ltledina 19 Lew Port 0 Medina 40 VVilson 0 ltledina 19 Albion 0 ltledina 13 Roy Hart 14 Medina 26 Barker 0 Medina 27 Starpoint 6 Medina 20 N ewfane 7 ltledina 40 Akron 7 Won-7 Lost-1 Back Row: Clark, Beedon, Brigham, lNIcElwee, Klawitter, Lewis, Hill, Rankin, Farrell, Blackburn, Miller. Second Row: Mr. Dydo, White, Pegclow, Martino, Bensley, Bramer, Mr. Loughlin, Reese, Payne, Beaver, Botsford, Mr. Coats. Third Row: Lepp, Newman, Furness, Fuller, Richelsen, Turney, Carson Payne, Loades, Marcinowski, Brady. Front Row: R. Young, Van Auker, Carpenter, Leone, B. Young, R. Young, Dantley. As you perhaps know, Mr. Blrrp, the Varsity Football . mi' team, losing only to ltliddleport, shared the N iagara-Orleans ' Crown with Lewiston-Porter. Among the victories is included ' 1 the win over Albion 19-0. The team also placed Eve players, l ' including Russell Martino, high scorer, on the All-Star team. A . The other star performers are Jim Rankin, Jock Farrell, Ed ' ' 4 5 ' N. X Reese and Bob Van Aucker. IF jg! The team will feel the loss of the senior Mustangs, but will 1 Ax be compensated by the Junior Mustangs who demonstrated brilliant initiative during the season. You, realize, of course, a team could not operate without the good leadership pro- vided by coaches Loughlin, Hilliard, Coats, and Dydo. . , imlp- ' 84 , 5 ff? O! Get that Ball! The boys get 21 little workout. G01 Back Row. Qulntern, Paige, Ixennedy, Gregory. Front Row: Parsons, DiGuilio, Stachewicz. GOl Just one more man to beat. Back Row: Seefeldt, Schultz, Fnrmcn, Kiebnla, Hcrriven, Miller, Bensley, Brady, Kubntek. Second Row: Mr. Mnncuro, Draper, Thomas, Clark, Rankin, Kozloski, Pax-ada, Mr. Houserman. Front Row: Hensley, King, McElwain, Piedmont, Mazzo, Fields, Koneski, Fuller, Hill. 85 Martino rides again! unior Varsity lVIedina 2 Akron 2 Medina 7 Brockport 1 9 Medina 20 Roy Hart 0 Medina 26 Albion 6 Medina 21 Roy Hart 0 Medina 7 Lockport 1 8 Won-3 Lost-2 Tie-1 . L Freshmen This year's Freshman team has been under the coaching of the cadet teacher, ltlr. Gotham. The squad has gained experience by engaging in competition with teams from De Sales, Brockport, Roy-Hart, Newfane, Barker, Wilson, Starpoint and Akron. The primary purpose of this unit is to provide fresh- man boys with the valuable playing experience neces- sary to participate in Varsity and J .V. Basketball. f ,B Sahrow, Keller, Gregory, Smith, Bateman, Koepsel, Mr. Gotham, Brady, Chase, ltlorien, Pritchard, Feltz, Stachewicz. unior Varsity Medina, 20 Newfane 46 :Medina 24 Lew Port 42 ltledina 16 Wilson 30 , Medina 25 Roy Hart 29 y Medina 34 Akron 28 Medina 21 Starpoint 30 Medina 26 Barker 45 Medina 20 Niagara-Wheatfield 36 Medina 20 Newfane 31 Medina 27 Lew Port 30 Medina 38 Wilson 84 Medina 27 Akron 20 Medina 31 Roy Hart 38 Medina 28 Barker 20 Medina 36 Starpoint 26 Medina 34 Niagara-Wheatiield 22 Piedmont, ltfazzo, Goheen, Lepp, Quintern, Bensley, Schrader, ltlr. Sleigllt, Meyers. 87 Wrestling Back Row: Crafts, Richelsen, liloden, Farrell, Brigham, Mr. Lyndaker, Payne, Clark, Thomas, Dinse, Young. Second Row: George, Andrews, Chenoweth, Gross, Cooper, Crosby, Hewitt, Krebs. Front Row: Dantley, Poler, J. Clark, Siewert. The Wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Lyndaker and co-captains Ron Brigham and Larry Poler, established a fine record of eleven wins with only two defeats. Among the highlights of the 1960 season are included the 25-21 defeat given to Lancaster, their first in two yearsg the winning streak of nine winsg and the tro- phies captured by Ron Brigham and Tom Dantley at the Spencerport Invitational Tournament. The team was rated fourth in the Sectionals, with seven out of the ten regulars placing. Tom Dantley won his second consecutive sectional title in the 112 lb. class. Ron Brigham, Jim Clark, and Roger George placed secondg Farrell and Payne, thirdg and Poler, fourth. The team had the best season so far, and even though it will miss the support of its graduating members, the group is looking forward to another successful season. 1959-1960 MATCHES liiedina 22 Attica 16 Medina 25 St. Mary's 21 Medina 42 Caledonia 0 Medina 36 Alden 8 liledina 36 Caledonia 10 Medina 33 Batavia High 10 Medina 22 Brockport 12 Medina 33 NYSSB 11 Meclina 16 St. Mary's 21 Medina 16 Attica 22 Medina 36 Alden 8 Medina 29 Batavia 9 Medina 26 Jamestown 14 Back Row: Brigham, Poler. Front Row: Blonell, lVIr. Lyndaker. l 4 .ig o xiii ' . g E 5 I J-1 : It looks like a pin, Ref. He'll never get away from a Mustaiig.,' 88 Just a couple more inches. Track Back Row: Mr. Sleight, Lepp, Crafts, Payne, Beaver, Callard, Brigham, Bielinski, Carson, Rankin, Mr. Nelson. Frou! Row: Young, Gates, T. Dinse, Beedon, Dantley. Foreground: Brady, B. Dinse, ltlartino. Colne on Tom' Ixeep coming' ny V , B All eyes on the Big Luke. iff!!-.ee K'- .,,' r-. . -...sg , 0ops! He caught his we! ' Bark Row.'Sl1ick, Stimpson, Baleerzak, Callard, ltlr. Sleight, Dinse. Second Row: Pettit, Winters, ltlartin. F oreground: Gates. 89 The ltledina High School track team has com- piled a league record of 4 wins and 1 loss while placing a very close second to Wilson in the county meets. The coach, Mr. Sleight, is looking forward to another successful season since the entire squad, with the exceptions of seniors B. Dinse and Gus Beedon, will be returning. Both of these seniors took first place honors in the county meets in the QQO and mile runs, respectively. The cross country squad, also under the direc- tion of Mr. Sleight, has achieved much during the past season. Formerly an unknown sport in Me- dina High, the team this year placed fourth at meets held at Starpoint and VVilson. The team is to be commended for its outstanding display of effort and hard work. Varsity Baseball Back Row: Holman, Kiebala, Renton, Handt, Zielinski, Hill, Elsom, Kaderli. Front Row: Feltz, Watt, Tapia, Montgomery, Marcinowski. Sfanding: Mr. Hilliard, McEl- wee, Draper. Marcinowski, Feltz, Kiebala, ltlontgomery, lNIr. Hilliard. The Varsity Baseball team under the able direction of Mr. Hilliard came through last season with a, won 7- lost 9 record. With the passing of last season went his fine staff of pitchers in Keith Holman, Don Draper and Fred Handt. Mr. Hilliard has built this year's squad around a small group of returning lettermen and will be on the lookout for some new pitching bloodv in the future. His teams have always been high spirited, and success will surely predominate in the coming season. hledina hiedina hiedina lNIedina hiedina hiedina Diedina ltledina hledina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina Medina 3 0 0 0 4 1 0 7 3 8 14 5 0 11 Q 3 Won Albion Batavia Lew Port Niagara-Wlleatfield Barker Le Roy Lew Port Niagara-WVheatHeld Le Roy Newfane Akron Wilson Batavia Starpoint Albion Roy Hart -7 Lost-9 Mr. Hilliard, Holman, Draper, McElwee. unior Varsity ltledina 2 Lew Port 4 Medina 4 Barker 11 Medina 0 Lew Port 3 Medina 3 Newfane 2 Medina 5 Roy Hart 4 Medina 5 Akron 2 Medina 4 Wilson 8 Medina 11 Starpoint 2 Medina 5 Albion 16 Medina 1 Roy Hart 6 Won-4 Lost-6 Back Row: lileiscr, Quintern, Kiebnla, Turncy, Beedon, Bensley, Scipioni, Fur- ness, Mnzzo. Front Row: Dutcher, King, McElwnin, Thomas, lilorse, Mr. Mancuso. , I M fig' x 'iq '55'-11 L. ,-2426:-155- ' in ffzp' '?',!9r' ' I o ll 5 fib gsigi-Li'Q'.-'Y 7 ' 1 :Inn Tennis Back Row: Paone, Miller, T. Scarpinato, Blackburn, J. Searpinnto, Hauenstein, Holtz. Second Row: Tuttle, Vosteen, Palmere, Chenoweth. Foreground: Robin- son, Mr. Houserman. Seniors: Robinson, Palmere, Holtz. 91 Last season's tennis squad ended their year with the commendable record of 9 wins and 3 losses. Coach Houserman lost his first and second players, Gerry Robinson and Ron Palmere, both of whom are unde- feated in league competition., Gerry Robinson, the nurn- berone man on the team, was defeated in the sectionals only after he had played his way into the Hnals, and Mr. Houserrnan has hopes of placing even more in the finals in the years to come. Tennis is a fast, enjoyable, and surely a growing sport at Medina High. Y , g g Boys' Bowling Back lfozv: Lang, Enrenreieli, Nvntcrs, Hill, Slack, Plumber, Reese, Payne. Front Row: Calandrn, Ht-llert, Thomas, Blanc, Beeton, Mr. Louglilin Boys' bowling is divided into two leagues, the Senior League and the Junior League. They compete against each other for top honors. The five top bowlers repre- sent Medina in the Niagara-Orleans League and in Section 546 competition. Bowling represents a clean and skillful game, and every year more boys participate in it Back Row: Stanley. SC1lI'PiHHt0, Vosteen, Seefelt, Page, Mr. Loughlin, Trow, Malte, Tuttle, Johnson, Grimes. Front Row: King, McElwain, Koneski Weal, Meiser, Pnliura, Opler. 92 Student Leaders N fi . . U s IV f ' ' gig Back Row: Feller, Fields, Piedmont, Caldwell, Knights, Metz, Lyster, Caleb, Ste fanink, Hood, Shorte. Third Row: Fox, Nudd, Stork, Renouf, Kuhn, Stockfield, Keller Padoleski, Schelgal, Albright, Gregory. Second Row: Smith, Mrs. Aylesworth, Calandra Pahura, Hill, Zolin. Front Row: Brennan, Gardner, Neal, Rogers, Koneski. Back Row: Thomas, Schrader, Payne, Hill, McElwee, Reese. Fzfth Row: Stanley, Botsford, Beaver, Payne, Carson, Bielinski. Fourth Row: Young, Quintern, Martino, Marciuowski, Draper. Third Row: Dantley, Crafts, Hall, VanAuker, Brady. Sevond Row: Fullwell, Leone, Mr. Loughlin, Young, Andrews. Front Row: Seward, Keller, Gregory, Smith, Stachewich. Woops! It's not as easy as it looks, is it? Don't worry. With the help of Mrs. Aylesworth's and Mr. Loughlin's capable Student Leaders, you will he a pro in no time at all. Back Row: llartino, Haucnstein, Beaver, Fuller, I-Iansler, Lt-f'I'ler, Dennis, Sanders, Reese, Blackburn, Ricllelsen, Botsford, Bently, Second Row: Stahl, Vililkerson, King, Carpenter, Schultz, Payne, Mr. Loughliu, Slack, Pescara, Brady, Crafts, Caro. Front Row: Kubntek, Dantley, Wodrich, Kidney, Young, Chenoweth, Pritchard. Boys, Intramurals Back Row: Scarpinato, Johnson, Balcerzak, Bateman, Seefelt, Kiebaln, Herri- ven, Barrett, Keopsel, Kozloski, Stanley, Neal, Lielas, Quintern. Second Ro-uv: Smith, Morien, Piedmont, Meizer, Goheen, Kathea, hir. Loughlin, Potler, Gross, Koneski, Young, Pritchard. Front Row: Stackwich, Seizer, Clark, Ken- nedy, Gregory, Nicholas, Balcom, Satowski, Heller. Action, excitement, and enthusiasm! How does our intramural program com- pare with the sports on your planet? - . EM ,Mi l:..:1iEr Back Row: Sanderson, Pope, Ramming, Snider, Nudd, Bacon, Elsom, Linder- man, Schilling, Gerofi, Satkowski, Baehr, Steward, Buttons, Rumble. Third Row: Warren, Thiel, Navelle, Pritchard, Green, Dutton, Riehelsen, Phinney, Howell, Brigham, Allen, Grabowski, Iorio, McPherson, Grimes. Second Row: Mrs. Aylesworth, Sipple, Chichester, Grimes, Scottow, llrlyers, Pittard, Smith, Fuller, Page. Front Row: Baron, King, Southcott, Scottow, ltiirand, Scitzer, Robinson, Voelker. Girls' Intramurals -XX t x,-S Back Row: Champlin, Malte, Beaver, Wolter, Howe, Lefller, Caleb, Lyster, Knights, Metz, Kozloski, Harrington, Farwell, lNIcPherson, Baehr, Stefaniak, Stucko, Hood, Fox. Third Row: Corneilius, Kuhn, Patterson, Short, Riemer Patten, Hartway, McAllister, Grabowski, Blount, Meddough, Ryan, Ross Feller, Renouf, Keller, Evans, Burgess, Second Row: Grabowski, Gregory, Hill, Yaskivich, Davis, Stork, Waters, Ames, Hudson, Fuller, Sehelgal, Nudd, Fox, Farrell, Calendra, Albright, Zolin, Caleb. Front Row: Nowak, Gleason, Koneski, Rogers, Smith, Brennan, Lapp, King, Marc-inowski, Gardner, Andrews, Whit- tleton, Neal, Pahura, Swan, Mrs. Aylesworth. tivityf' 9 x The competition among the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes have made girls' intramu- rals a, highly spirited ac- Girls' Bowlin Back How: Chainplin, Piedmont, Ryan, Howe, Wolters, Kozloski, Slack, Moden, Stucko, Stefaniak, Flower. Third Row: Yaskivich, Grabowski, Kelly, Calandra, Renouf, Malte, Cornelius, Fuller, San- derson, Judd. Second Row: Mrs. Alyesworth, Brennan, Davis, Whit- tleton, Cooper, Derefinko. F1-outliow: Nowak, Gaze, King, Andrews, Cala ndra. g G Back Row: Howell, Menclewicz, Hasal, Nudd, Bacon, Flower, Pritchard, Brigham. Second Row: McMurry, Mirand, Myers, Pittard, Scottow, Perry. Front Row: Schultz, Page, Caunpana, Sipple. bowling. ' ' Strike? Spare? Gutter Ball? Our girls are highly experienced in the sport of Too bad-and it was a strike, too. Guess what? It was a gutter ball. Back Row: Ford, Rumble, Satkowski, Ritter, M. Jurnick, Linderman, Schilling, Elsom, A. J urnick, Sanderson, Phinney. Third Row: Martin, Navelle, Hess, Keep, Green, Dutton, Allen, lNIcPherson, lNIrs. Ayles- worth. Second Row: Anstey, Scottow, Watts, Pescara, Hellert, Holtz. Front Row: Schmitt, Connoly, Robinson, Zyne, Kozloski, Baron. Back Row: Fox, Burgess, Hood, Grahowski, Knights, Metz, McPher- son, Sevenski, Seefelt, Stork, Heller. Second Row: Gardner, Albright, Metz, Hudson, Mrs. Aylesworth, Schegal, Hill, Howe. Front Row: Pahura, Eckerson, Rogers, Neal, Marcinowski, Koneski. Cheerleaders Back Row: Caleb, Piedmont. Second Row: Kuhn, Short. Front Row: Back Row:Elso1n. Second Row:Padolesk1 Wiellke, Smith- Neal. Front How: Baldwin. fi X .1 ,- 33? VVe know that after you have seen these peppy girls in action you will want to take them back with you to cheer your planet to vic- tory. Parsons, Phinney, Schilling, Bacon, Sanderson Behind the Scenes Mrs. Wiedricli, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Amos, Mrs. Dujeuski, Mrs. Schultz. in DIL Blrrp, we take great pleasure in presenting our behind-the-scenes help. x -- Above, you see our cafeteria workers X I who prepare the food under the direction e K of Ruthauna Davis, Dietitian. 'X - Mrs. Stinson performs many duties XY necessary in keeping our school neat. f -' Below, the bus drivers pose for a pic- : X ture before driving home Medina's rural i students. HN - Back Row: Tucker, Kraatz, Watts, Vanderlaan, This sure beats sweeping the dust Pettit, Iorio, Sills. Front Row: Cromwell, Britt, under the rug, Mrs. Stinson. Winans, Marciniak, Tuohey. 98 4, Q 46 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 BIRDS EYE DIVISION GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Medina, New York uick Frozen Vegetables Better Buy Birds Eye .IAY'S DRUG STORE PAUL A. GARRICK HARVEY .I. ROBBINS for Firestone Dealers Insurance Service Pres r' Li C IP Ons . Mutualize And Smfe Drugs Sundries l Cameras and Supplies Tel- 555 435 Mam Street Phone 205 Phone 245 Medina, N. Y. ORLEANS ELECTRIC KENNEDY snos. Appliances Furniture The Store for Men and Boys Records - Phonos - Organs 509 Main St. Phone 365 Medina, N. Y. 422 Main Street Phone 413 C0mPlimem5 of Congratulations FlELD'S SERVICE DI clul.lo's sursnsrrs Class Z 1960 A to z Lubrication Muffler Service Corner of H U Park and Davis Ave. THE I' MOTEL 201 East Center St. Elmer and Reta Di Giulio Cora and Maynard Phone 26 Medina, N Y 100 WILLIAM KNIGHTS, JR. REAL ESTATE BROKER Auctioneer Knowlesville, New York Phone: Medina 942 HOWARD C. BLUM Garage and Service Station Route 104 at -Ieddo Phone Mimldleport RE 5-8233 Compliments of the Florsheim-linna Jetlicks Child Life James C. DiGiulin Congratulations Class of 1960 BARNES - TUTTLE INC. 226 Pearl St. Phone 396 DIANA Owner ,HEATER FAMILY SHOE SHOP 501 Main Street Medina, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments BOKMAN BROTHERS Congratulations Of Dodge-Plymouth-DeSoto to the cuRvIN,S STORE Telephone 340 1405 South Main Class of 1960 Medina, New York BLISSETT'S CHILDREN DRAPER TRANSPORT INC. SHOP ' Medina, New York f Merle T. Drapery Local and Long Distance Trucking and Moving Med-ina, N. Y. Phone 203 101 Shoe Repair Gives Mortgage Money For Your Home Extra Wear SHOE SERVICE suor Medina G 5F'm a 1'f P' Savings and Loan Association 410 Main St. Established 1898 Compliments PAIGPS c. H. THOMAS, NLD of COLLISION SHOP Eye, Ear, Nosejhmat ZIMMERMAN MOTOR CO., INC. Wheel Alignment West Center St. Auto Glass Rambler Sales 8: Service Phone 341 Medina, N- Y. Medina, N. Y. TED POLAR PUNCl'l'S Compliments Porno cmrs of Fancy Groceries-Cold Cuts Cigars-Candy-Ice cream Made in Medina BY RANALLU5 900 S. Main St. Phone Medina 699 Punch Specialities BOWLING CENTER Compliments O'DonneII Lumber Co. Francis O'Donnel1, Owner Everything To Build Anything East Center St. Medina, N. Y. SCI-IUSTER BROS. JEWELERS S. A. Cook Bldg. Medina, N. Y. Phone 1853W 102 Compliments and Best Wishes from Niagara Brand Chemicals Food and Machinery and Chemical Corporation Middleport, N. Y., Richmond, Calif., jacksonville, Fla. Wyoming, Ill., New Orleans, La., Ayer, Mass. Harlingen, Texas, Yakima, Wash., Greenville, Miss. Canadian Associate: Niagara Brant Chemicals, Ltd., Burlington, Ontario 103 MEDINA COLD STORAGE COMPANY INC. MUCHOW'S FLORAL SHOP ORLEANS In Any Event Send Flowers MONUMENT Phone 183 CO. 507 East Center Street Medina, New York JOURNAL REGISTER Read Daily In 4,000 Area Homes We take pride in chronicling the events of a progressive school system Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO Main Street Medina, New York ROBERT H. NEWELL CO. INCORPORATED Shirts-Pajamas Underwear to measure Fine Neckwear Medina, New York MEDINA MARKET Home of Fine Meats 505 Main Street Medina, New York Free Delivery Phone 213-247 O'DONNELL'S YARN SHOPPE Phone 367 813 West Center Street Medina, New York 104- S. A. COOK 81 CO. ANDERSON MOTORS Medina, N. Y. Ford-Mercury Genuine Ford Parts Sales-Service BRUNDAGE HARDWARE Quality and Service 437 Main Street Medina, N. Y. Go to ARMSTRONG'S The Rexall Store First BRONSON'S 416 Main Street Dry Goods-Curtains Draperies Hosiery Headquartexs of Orleans County Congratulations To The Class of 1960 GULINSKI FUNERAL HOME 420 Eagle St. Telephone 447 or 384 CASEY NURSING HOME 238 W. Center St. 4 ., Phone 949 .. ., . L APPLE GIROVE INN MIGHTY FINE FOOD 105 Dutcher Electric Compliments of FRANCI'lELI.'S R.C.A. Whirlpool Appliances GROCERY Motorola Television S. liigtzycou Fancy Foods 441 Main Sr- PIIOHC 5 R Medina' N' Y' Phone 28-We deliver MEDINA POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES Hewiws Cleaners and Dryers Colon C. Burgess, Prop. The Home of Good Cleaning and Courteous Service Phone 70 Medina, N. Y. ,Y JA A Harvest of Good Wishes to the Senior Class KE'S DYNA SERVICE Dynamite Club Ojicial A. A. A. Service KNOWLESVILLE HOTEL Compliments of COMPLIMENTS Knowlesville, N. Y. KNOWl.ESVll..l.E CO-OP OF Catering to Weddings, G-L-R 5C1'ViCC KI'-WORTHIS Banquets and Parties Phone: Medina 1329 Farm Store-Feed Store Phone 110-W or 312 106 LACKNER MOBILE HOMES, INC. New and Reconditioned Route 31 Middleport, N. Y. Compliments of LAPP EXPRESS CO. Maple Ridge and Sanderson Rd. Medina, N. Y. Phone 1125 or 428 LARRY PAONE'S NOAH'S ARK FOOD MARKET Auto and Radio VVho1esale and Retail Fresh Fruits Accessories Vegetables Free Delivery Sporting Goods Phone 1115 914 S. Main St. Phone 815 Medina, N- Y' Medina, N. Y. Harvey Moore T. M. Hickey Warren B. Martin Licensed Optician Dr. Robert Hamilton Optometrist 219 PEARL ST., MEDINA, N. Y. Eyes Examined Prescriptions Filled Phone 75 LE VAN FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Successors to the H. Le Baren Hartt Company, Inc. The Home of Fine Furniture for Better Living' 421 Main St. Phone 35 Medina, N. Y. MEDINA BAKERY Birthday, Wedding and Decorated Cakes our Speciality Next to Diana Theater Phone 1050 Medina, N. Y. To The Class of '60 ........ The foundation of your future lives and career is now lirmly laid. May the remaining structure continue to be erected sturdily and straight. Best wishes for continued success from- MEDINA BUILDING SUPPLY 107 CERTIFIED FINANCE CO. To the Class of '60 Congratulations To the Personal I-OHDS Congratulations Class of '60 549 Main St., Medina, N. Y. CHARMTOWNE from Phone 1373 CLEARY FUNERAL HOME Club 31 Restaurant Compliments CQQK WHOLESALE co. Club 31 Motel Of 510 orient st. Medina's Friendliest Restaurant West Avenue and AUS GULF SERVICE Medina, N. Y. Route 31 Congratulations MIKE BOKMAN BUICK ffm the Phone 1010 CRESTVIEW INN Motel 8: Restaurant Ridgeway, N. Y. Maple Ridge Road Medina, New York Case's Paints and Wallpaper Carmote and DuPont Paints 'Imperial Washable Wallpaper Birge Wallpaper Window Shades -.Venetian Blinds Floor Sanders and Polishers for Rent 108 West Center Phone 223 Compliments of Curry's Medina New York 108 SANFORD C. BRINSMAID Special Agent Banker's Life Company 121 Roseland Ave. Medina, N. Y. Tel. 1848 Life Insurance Annuities Compliments of CURT BENTl.EY'S MOBILE SERVICE 210 East Center St. Medina, N. Y. DRAPER TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO lntemational Motor Trucks Tractor and Farm Implements Knowlesville, N. Y. EDWARD T. EGGERT, M.D. 416 Main Street Medina, N. Y. Congratulations to The Class of SO Carl and Grace Gruber CRS LAUNDRY 508 ORIENT STREET EYE GRUBER'S Phone 99 RESTAURANT Phone 1389 Phone 378 Best Wvigheg Congratulations C0mPlimemS from To The of HEMINWAY .IEWELERS Class of '60 HUTCHISON FLOOR COVERING 122 E. Center St. From l 519 Main Street Medina. N. Y. HOLMANS BARBER SHOP Wayne R. Holman. Prop. Medina, New York Compliments of Block Ceilings Tile Bathrooms Stone Sidings All TYPCS Roofs General Contracting Phone 1831 109 l iijifrff ATLASNTT-5.at?,,,-5 V X-x f -, mcnnu, Best VVishes to the Class of '60 Ehrenreich Sr Son Atlantic Sc Goodyear Service Open 24 Hours REM EM BER This is Your Financial Department Store Offering Complete Banking Service Inquirel Medina Oflice Marine Trusr Company of Western New York Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. MEDINA STATIONERY CO Oflice Supplies and Equipment Phone llll 601 Main Street Medina, N. Y. MEDINA COLLISION Body and Fender Repairs and Painting COMPLETE AUTO GLASS Congratulations Graduates of 1960 INGRANYS GROCERY Knowlesville, N. Y. Groceries-Quality Meats Gas-Oil-Drugs-Tobacco Phone Medina 889-11 Phone 930 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 LINDSAY-GREGORY CORPORATION Medina, N. Y. 110 DMW'JW' Op' W WV Q oy W M W W liJjLiJygW,?DVMM,1 9? off by V duifigjy I 5 OJNO W,-iMXM,vvffffj5'i ' fy' Vi 5 My wumxgljyywvmdjfgwgigyjfpfifyym Jgljwxyyliy MMWMVN WWW 1960 f qfjoq My WL I V20 My! pf M Q fJMvQfwlU1w5m ,'QjfFj9kD0 UQC'Q5afJ1Qf W 'jyjyf if WH MMM, ywmpowwgflvflsgwwfwf wig? J7 .QDWQZQV r a' Q ,fgrgtgn ' Ljulfgl kost1 8 UL vj'jDf5'p igggww M? Jw 1 VL wpkwwnmyf yn fjpffy JO dgfy' wffgvww JGMMM QW41 My Mi Xif VY, Jgffggwmfk W Q 'W bf AJP 96,f95ZMJ My Mg ' WJ WL J' IJ U My fy NJ 3 ' , I A , 2? QQVWWWWQM TSW Wffiw xwfwlfwwf mai MJD Yiglgqffyw bf ig?i'Qy V4O9j W ,B 2 N M wfmwylff J QW J Mwiypffkgop wwvvwywfjo Www pf? M Vjfkffif Wwgi 19 WM Gy rdf X FEIAIMNELL-FELLEREOSP. 611 M nSt D e '1 Home Hea i Q15 M jr ff 05 M vvimhgit 01 7? TOM IC HEATING ales and Service JSM Wftrl if 45? st 1 Q, , X x 9' W Compliments Complunents Xp? L5'Comp1iments of of Of INNER AND HART FRANCIS POLAR NNEY 5 at co., mc. Law 212 Park Avenue Medina, New York Tel. 1323 Tel 900 It Pays to Shop at Y K It, B ou now s est PENNYIS CHEVROLET If Us - MEADOW LANE MILK Tested Qmflny OLDSMOBILE Lowest Prices vvol-co.n.,s Shop for all the family General Parts and Service DAIRY INC, Under one roof 447-449 Main Street Medina, New York FRANK .I. PAYJACK 96 Elwood Ave. Call Medina 22 H. F. SYLVESTER Pittsburgh Paint-Wallpaper Rugs-Lee's Carpeting Floor Covering Plastic Wall Tile Furniture-Window Shades Venetian Blinds Inlaid Linoleum 531 Main Street Phone 1371 ROSENKRANS PHARMACY Your Prescription Druggzst Phone 1650 and 1651 1 I Congratulations to the Class of 1960 ' OMEN or me Moos Medina Chapter No. 503 fi ff? di A Ji J in L K cf I , dl fn E' pf, f 4 if l ij L ,f f I K 11 , .in ' 1 fl! A I I A IL 1 I Mb , 1 L UWA No Kfffjel tcl Bo s Tie! sl' 7 f ' i 4 K Main t qi VV, 5 A XVI! 1, 'i ' Vp 93 VZ V ,I ,X 5.47 A AL 0 if N 6-X I X Highest for Lad an Da ' fl If j Al mir, f 5 ' M 1'-If of L f W I 4? Q yynl 7 bffif, K if N' ff Best Wishes from SA.l'S PARKWAY SUPERETTE Compliments of WEST CENTER BARBER SHOP Thomas Ferlazzo, Prop. Mlest Center St. Medina, N. Y. WHEATLEY 'S JEWELERS 517 Main St. Medina, New York Phone 703-M WEBER'S SERVICE STATION TEXACO Corner of Main and Pearl Streets RICH'S FLOWERS Flowers Whisper What Words Can Never Say MAPLE RIDGE ROAD Phone 968 Medina, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of 1960 For Answers to Any of Your Insurance Problems Call R. LOUIS WALTERS INSURANCE SERVICE 532 Main Street Phone 135 113 AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE CO. Engineering Casting Division F. C. WESTON OPTOMETRIST 111 W. Center St. Phone 361-M Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted J. J. OWENS Everything to Eat We Deliver Phone 641 West Avenue WESTERN AUTO ONE HOUR DURA R. N. PARSONS 331 Main Street Atlantic 515 Main Street Medina, New York Medina, New York The Cleaners with the Built-in Moth-Proofing Petroleum Products Heating and Air Conditioning Medina Albion Lyndonville WHITE BROTHERS ROSE CORPORATION Medina, New York 114 F RIGIDAIRE Refrigerators l PARK LUNCH Ranges and Compliments Laundry Equipment gf the MEDINA DAIRY 'Nc CONGRATULATIONS BRAMER George Wfolcott, Pres. CLASS ELECTRIC COMPANY of Maple Ridge Road 529 Main Street 1960 Medina, New York JAMES O. RIGNEL CO. INC. GENERAL INSURANCE Compliments REAL ESTATE of Flour - Feed - Grains - Seeds Paznls - tVarnzsh CHARLES P. SI-ACK LIMINAVS Best PIIHZK Sold Medina Lockport 109 Wes: Center Sm. Medina Phone 172 Phone 3-3866 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DENTISTS OF MEDINA GWINN Sc SOUTH AVENUE lI5 Bowl Your Cares Away At TATES Under Brunswick Automatics Congratulations to the Class of '60 from WILLIAMS GROCERY BISHOP NURSING HOME STEVE'S VARIETY STORE Stephen AI. Champlin, Prop. Hardware, F 11-mi ture Electrical Appliances Bottled Gas Service 223 W. Center Street Phone 503 122-126 East Center Medina, New York EARL W. LOADES 81 SONS Allis-Chalmers Farm Equipment Ridge Road Medina, New York C . CROWI.EY'S omphments W. S. MONTGOMERY of FLYING A SERVICE Men's Wear KlNGSLEY'S CLEANERS South Main and 503 min street Phone 499 Maple Ridge 415 IVIZIIII SLTCCK Phone Medina, New York Medina, N. Y. Medina, N. Y. Compliments of Dick Richards THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 109 E. Center Street Medina, N. Y. 116 Photographs . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school memories live in photography hy Varden. VARDEN Sruoros. lNc. YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street ' Rochester 7, New York Compliments to the Class of 1960 from ENGLE-HARRISON MOTORS 225 East Bann Street Albion, New York Plymouth, Chrysler, Imperial E Q, , MOTOR con' Phone Albion 267 PAN' QQ? till the w0rld's best known symbol Prior to the turn of the century Mr. H, J. Heinz, while counting how many products were being produced by his company, came across the number 57. Today these magic numbers are the most famous numerals in the world . . . recognized everywhere. ln reality, the growth of the symbol's popularity parallels the growth of the company and is a reflection of its reputation. Although the original list of 57 Varieties has been expanded many times, our products still maintain the outstanding quality standards used in the early days of our company. We have skillfully combined the finest materials with the finest employees and manufacturing techniques to bring you the finest food products. All of which points to our understandable pride of accomplishment and your assurance of quality food products. H. J. Heinz Compan MAKERS OF THE 57 VARIETIES Medina, New York 118 l V LAKE SHORE MATERIALS Compliments CORPORATION A. F. LEONE, M.n. Of 0 P kA Coal-Lumber 2 5 af Venue BuildingMaterials J, KENNETH I Commercial Street SERVE Phone 350 A. E. VOSLER Manufacturing Corp' Compliments Compliments of of Industrial Boxes and Pallets Phone 389 TAYLOR BROTHERS Hoon REAL Esmrs MANUFACTURING Medina, N. Y. Congratulations to 1960 Graduates Frank J. Balcerzak Sc SON, INC. General Contractors 591 Mahar Street Medina, N. Y. 119 v l 'f -N, ,. ':,.4 f. , -, ,-' ,. 13,-'1 L. j 35 .- 'iff-' .744 'fi 'Y 4 1' ' - - I 1 . 5 E -. , . K ,gf ,M Farewell The time has come for parting, Mr. Blrrp. We have sin- cerely enjoyed having you visit our school and give us the opportunity to reminisce the school year 1959-60. Although our way of life is probably still strange to you, I am sure you are departing with the supreme experience of knowing the warm feeling of friendship that we of lNI.H.S. all know so well. hlay you have a pleasant journey. Good-by, lNIr. Blrrp! As his space saucer rises into the unknown and uncon- quered, it is time for another departure. For the class of '60 this is probably one of the greatest farewells of our lives. We must say good-by to high school and to all the fun, learning and growing pains to embark on a vessel into the future where we will discover the unknown and conquer the unconquered. Although we all cherish high school memories and friends, we're not afraid of the future. Our relationship to the past, present, and future should be as the poet Longfellow wrote: Look not mournfully into the Past. It comes not back again. VVisely improve the Present. It is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Future, without fear, and with manly heartf, Sincerely, Paulette Wienke, Editor-in-Chief I D if rdf? X Xl fi, Mg f Q WW f .. aff if 120 772.9 A ,,,,q1 7! , X 7535 if '7 6f261.Qv62f f 297967 L U, 4 QL? L3 4,664 6, :QW wffkgzw 'QQZJCX Lg A 0155 awww Z4 dwff -bylaw! ddffwwfd f7.,2, . i We wfwwx, Jfimcgf, wi. ' fm-qw ' MQW AJAZJWLQMAWC -WI WWC ww Jfwfyfigmie eZf12ff? W V MW fipffijLMTkmqg,,,,,Q, My ' YDMJM, xdgjlf , N 6 f 5449 Q9 SJ J tzfvf! gywyx-' ,wv ww QbCfi63??D X? W SMWSWHJQ 1 qsgffgxi Op? y,.WQQQ QWNCQ WE NWMLJJQQNQRVXMQL QwM'Q ' W' '7' QM ' A Q WW3 WQMQQN W Wm my of 5 X f 4 X 1 X I X ,x 1 I , I x 8 I 4 N , j f 4 I . 1 ' gd
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