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Newfane High School - Century Yearbook (Newfane, NY)

 - Class of 1956

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N.0.5, N'c'5' QM 313016 .gm .gizrirman wA --i--55156 Ii.-S5-:aj L55 -56 I '- 55 56 ifgmwmlb E.8runmas5lmrir51rl 5565 ' I -55'-5 F MW, Qbjwdfq yjwf MGM j h CQ f gg SJW JV WW Q WW E M7 QW , 5 W ,ff X f The CLASS of 1956 X D ffff presents M Z 7 QR ff!! za nemvfhi5deljljlQE9 X f 0 I fy ' t E A w Cf f CENTLIRYX ,X X Nw' xf Ex Libris 'WW' H 4- 0' F7 M19 My NEWFANE CENTRAL scHooL bWU41fUaaH4fJH4 nw we 5-M QL gm .ma xabof 'mee wrheaffsdwdi mme, N9 . J. -N J - r ii U, M ao. li hfnofjif, Qigvbb JJ' Jqjayaib A JAH Ama Maw nm We ages Ld mg amor, man, wp iJlWJ4aJ f'JH W hlheffkev- ,fair or sTovm9 weoztkev Hdxl, all hdxl Newlane. Around Our School 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors Classes Junior High Grades Sports Activities In Memoriam Theme When we think of the tremendous plant of knowledge we have in Newfane, we do not consider it an assembly line arrangement where each pupil must conform to a pattern. However, if we think of our school in terms of a large, progressive plant such as that which might be found in the automotive industry, with each depart- ment's taking on its proper function, the possibilities for development and expansion are endless. For example,the members of the Community might be considered stock holders, the Board of Education, brokers, and the Administrators, plant superintendents. Overseeing the activities are the Faculty Members, or Sales Managers. Let us look in on the functions of the various departments. The Elementary Grades are the personnel of the department which handles raw materials, while the Juniors High resembles the section which constructs the frame and chassis. The Sophomores, in their pre-carrier year, are responsible for the varied paint jobs on the automobile. The Juniors, as shipping room clerks, prepare the vehicles for shipment to the display room. In the school, as in the factory, the Custodians, as mechanics, keep the building in good working order, the Cafeteria staff provides food for all per- sonnel, as does the gas attendent supply to industry. The Office Staff handles the clerical work. The Bus Drivers transport the students to the school in much the same manner as some transport drivers deliver the carsto various sale rooms. Sports supply variety and competition for the students, as the makers of foreign cars supply variety and competition in the automobile industry. Activities also add to high school life, as accessories add the extra touch to the automobile. Upon completion of the product, it is sent to the display room personnel, which corresponds to the Senior Class. However, neither the Senior, upon graduation from the school, nor the Auto- mobile, upon leaving the factory, is really finished. As the auto is added to by its owners, the student adds to his experience as he gains in knowledge to go onward and upward. 5 WORK SHEET REPORT OF THE SENIOR CLASS FOR THE 1956 MODEL OF THE CENTURY Dedica ti OUR JUNIOR AND 1 SENIOR ADVISOR T0 THE CLASS OF '56 55 A i'Q gf' 3' QQ? 'V wk ge, eww Qffv Ni' Q55 453 Q4 QNQ +4 off? -51? gg- v-fo S' Q 0 v Q Mr. Raymond Weber l 4 FOUR INDUSTRIAL ARTS YES TEACHER RECOMMENDATIONS TO MR. WEBER, TEACHER, FRIEND, AND ADVISOR: WE TRUST THAT WILL KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND LET OUR UNDERCLASSMEN ENJOY YOU AS MUCH AS HAVE. OUR SINCEREST HTHANKSV FROM THE SENIOR CLASS. 6 on W Q5 Qs Q fi? Q 1 INDEED YOU WE MI- Clifford Bentleh Principal Mr. Malcolm Redmore, Grade Supervisor Superintendents Administration Mr. George Blighw Vice Principal 7 Miss M. Gazelle Hoffman Mr. D. Taylor Board of Education Since the Theme of our year book nCenturyn is the automobile industry let us draw a parallel between that industry and the whole of our school program. The automobile industry starts with the raw materialsandends withthe finished product. Whatis the product? An expertly functioning and beautiful new car in the possession of a satisfied owner and user. The money to uegin this whole process comes from the people, or investors Cgood citizens like you and mel whose investment is directed toward the production of the finest product it is possible for dedicated minds and geniuses to evolve. These stockholders place the functional details in the hands of the Board of Directors,which in our particular functionis the Boardof Education, who are elected by the people, known as tax-payers, who in reality are stockholders in our school system and endow them with authority to create American and Democratic personalities in our children,who are the new materials with which we work and whom we believe are endowed by God with certain inalienable rights,whichit is our privilege and duty to direct toward the fulland sacred achievement the freedomof each human personality. The Board of Education cooperates and works with the Administration Staff in securing the best qualified teachers both in terms of educational qualifications and personality outreach. Also, the efficient management and operation of the plant and equipment. This involves much work,thinking and planning together for a successful program, which will result in the finished product desired by the stockhold itaxpayerl and Board of Education. Similar in many respects to the expert who works on the drafting board is the lr. R. Beutel Mr. L. Treichler Faculty who takes the raw materials given and works into each piece of material the ideals of the great American Educational Program that will train our children to be efficient working models, useful in every respect for the purpose with which our Democracy believes they were created. f f ,-49 ,yr fl X,f' ,.,, ' , X, f,f yof Z n-LQX ii- P ,X Brokers MI- C- Mott Mr. J. DeLange 8 '- gimfswi 'L.' A1,f Mr- Enzinna Miss M. Shellberry, Dental Hygienist: Mr' Bridges Driver Education Miss L. Shellberryv Nurse Agriculture Mrs Hogan Miss COZZBUS Mrs. Salisbury Mrs. Wilson Kindergarten lst Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade olcott Olcott Olcott Olcott Mrs. Hillman, Secretary Mr. White, Guidance Counselor Mr. Landel, Business Manager 9 Row 1 Miss McGuire, 8th Grade: Mrs. Sears, 7th Grade Row 2 Mr. Schwach, Bth Grade: Mr. Chiavaro Mr. Weber Industrial Arts Hrs. Bottom, 7th Grade: Miss Clark, 7th Grade: Mr. Wilcox, 8th Grade: Mr. Lederhouse, Bth Grade Agriculture Mr. Ganshaw , W9 Mathematics Mr. Rabidou and Science Managers Kindergarten Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Hartley Mr. Swem, Grade Art Mrs. Przondak, Jr. and Sr. High Aft 10 Row l Miss Ward, Social Studies: Mrs. Boyle, Mathematics-Science: Mr. Reid: Study Hall: Mr. Haley, Science: Miss Heimerl, Commercial: Mrs. Ives: English-Language Row 2 Mr. Pacino, Mathematics: Mr. Morand, Social Studies-Language: Miss 0'Lough1in, English: Mrs. Klock, Science: Miss McBr1en, English: Miss Liddell, Language: Mr. Denault, Commercial V in uw-nn D, x.. .---s as---- -w..l..., H'me'3kil9 Cafeteria-Homemaking Jr' High vocal vocal Instrumental Music Elementary vocal Physical Education 11 N l 4 Facult Informal Miss McBrien Mrs. Clare and Mr. Swem Mrs. Rebman Mr. Enzinna and - ' Mr, Denault Mrs. Linderman Mrs. Liddell Faculty at Lunch MiSS Clark Faculty at Lunch Mrs. Gaskill Mrs. Crossman 13 School Helpers Cafeteria Attendants Row 1 C. Liddell: M. Chunco: G.McGuire: G. Swift: L., Lampman: Gas! Olly M. Lotz: O:Brown: G. Deitz Row 2 G. Mohlar: M. Leighton: M. Miller: M. Rutland: E. Barrell: X Mrs. Kramp: R. Neidlingerg N. Quinn: L. Wright: M. Theis: D. VanA1styne Custodiar Mechanics O Row 1 J. Loveless: C. Hamm: J. Hinkley: F: Seager Row 2 G. Bain: J. Dick: W. Baldwin: R. Burnett Transport Drivers Row 1 Row 2 V 14 Herl: Datilano: Briggs: Bluman Lasher: Reinboltg Sears: Hagemeyer Kramp: Lehman .J X NEW 1956 mspuw Display Room ' Managers X CB Z .- --3 .iMnmr !g,Y'p'4, iff an N1 Row 1 Mrs. Klock, Advisor: E. Pipiles, Secretary, Mr. Weber, Advisor Row 2 K. Gifford, Treasurer: D. Bates, President, C. Garman, Vice-President Senior Officers and dvisors The Senior Class of '56 started out their final year with a party for the Juniors on September 21. It was a success and the attendance was high. The annual Senior play was a three-act comedy by Nathan and Ruth Hale, entitled NMe1ody Jones.n It was presented to the community on November 19. Holly Hanging was held in December and the Seniors won lst place. Later in the month a closed Christmas party was held. On January 21st a bowling party, for Seniors only, provided an afternoon of entertainment. February found the Senior class sponsoring a dance after thehome basketball game on the l7th. On March 20, they gave an assembly and a senior swim took place on the 30th. Senior Revue, with the theme uBon Voyagen, was held on Saturday, April'28. Roller skating was the activity planned for May. Excitement ran high on Class Night, June 8. Sunday, June 24, was Baccalaureate, and Graduation followed Monday, June 25,to climax four successful years at Newfane Central School. 15 ' Blanche Carol Adernan Vocational Honemaklng lath Honor Roll 12 lerit Roll 9 Yearbook 12 Jr. Play ll Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,1l,l2 Dranatlcs 8 Art Club 12 F.H.A. ll St. Council ll Intramural Sports Basketball 7,9,l0,l1 Baseball 7,8 Soccer 7,11 Volleyball 9,11 Softball 10,11 Paul AIIQIIII lath, Science lerit Roll 7,12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Jr. Class Officer ll Jr. Play ll- Sr. Play 12 Jr. Chorus 8 Stamp Club B Boys State ll Student Council ll,l2 Varsity Club l0,1l,l2 Basketball ll Baseball 10,11 Football l0,l1,l2 Track ll Intramural Sports Basketball 7,8,9,ll Baseball 7,8,9 Football 7,8,9,1l Volleyball 7,8,9,l0, Track 10 Softball ll Janet Baldwin Vocational Stenograpby F.H.A. 11,12 Library Club 9 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8 Basketball 8,9 Baseball 7 Extramural Sports Basketball ll Softball ll Donna Bates Math, Science Merit Roll 7,8,lO,l2 Yearbook 11 Newspaper ll Sr. Class Officer 12 Jr. Class Officer ll Jr. Play ll Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus 10,11 G.A.C. l0,1l,l2 F.H.A. l0,l1,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,ll Softball 9,10,ll Badminton 10 Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Soccer ll Badminton ll Softball ll Mary Blish Math, Science Sr. Chorus 9,10 Jr. Chorus 7 Sr. Band 10,11 Student Council 9,11 Class Officer 9,10 Library Club 9,10 Latin Club 9,10 Newspaper Staff 9,10 Editor of Yearbook 12 B.E.N. Spelling Conte Honor Roll 7,8,9,l0,l Girls' Spring Sports Intramural Sports Volleyball ll Basketball ll Soccer ll Softball ll Ann Blumrlck Vocational Stenography Merit Roll 9,l0,ll,l2 Sr. Chorus ll,l2 G.A.C. 11,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,ll Basketball 7,9,ll Baseball 7,8 Soccer 7,9,1l Softball 9,11 Extramural Sports Soccer ll Basketball ll Volleyball ll Softball ll st 8 1,12 9,10 Patricia Bobzien Science Honor Roll 7 Merit Roll 10,ll,12 Yearbook 12 Essay Contest 7,8 Sr. Play 12 Jr. Chorus 8 Sr. Chorus 12 Library Club 12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7 Soccer 7 I Homemaklng Merit Roll ll,l2 F ll .H.A. Intramural Sports Basketball ll Soccer ll Volleyball ll Softball ll Extramurals Basketball ll Volleyball ll Softball ll John Boyer lath Industrial Arts ll Track ll Intramural Sports Basketball ll Football ll Volleyball ll Softball ll Sharon Brewer Vocational Stenography lorit Roll 9,1l,l2 Cheerleader 7,8,9,l0,ll,l2 Jr. Band 7,8 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus 10,11 Dramatics B Art Club 9 F.H.A. 9 Library Club 12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,B,9,ll Basketball 7,6,9,ll Baseball 7,11 Soccer 7,8,l1 Ronald Brounscheldel Vocational Agriculture lerit Boll 12 Jr. Band 7,8 Jr. Chorus B F.F.A. 9,l0,ll,l2 Varsity Club 10,12 Football 10,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,B,l0,ll Basketball 7,B,10,ll Baseball 7,8,l0,l1 Football 7,8,ll eniors William Brown lath, Science Honor Roll 7,8,9 Merit Roll 10,ll,l2 Yearbook Staff ll, 12 Jr. Play ll Sr. Play 12 Jr. Band 7 Stamp Club B Art Club 8 Student Council ll,l2 Varsity Club 12 Football 12 Baseball ll m Track ll Jr. Varsity Baseball 10 lntramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll Basketball 7,6,9,l0,ll Baseball 7,9 V Football 7,8,9,l0,1l Softball ll 17 ' Marilyn Cathcart Science Honor Roll ILIZ lerlt Roll 9,10 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Jr. Band 7,8,9 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Band 10 Sr. Chorus 10,12 F.H.A. l0,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,ll Basketball 7,8,9,ll Baseball 7,8 Soccer 9,11 Softball 9,l0,ll Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Soccer ll Basketball ll Softball 11 George Ebarhart Science Yearbook Staff ll Jr. Chorus 8 F.F.A. 9,10 Baseball 10 Football 10,11 Intramural Sports Basketball T,U,9,10,ll Baseball 7,0,9,ll Football 7,B,9,ll Volleyball 9,10,ll Brian Edmister Science lerit Roll 7 Yearbook Staff ll Jr. Play ll Jr. Band 8 Jr. Chorus B Sr. Band 9,12 Iodel Airplane 8 Industrial Arts 11,12 Art Club 8,9 Volleyball 7,l0,ll Basketball 7,l0,ll Baseball 7,8 Football 7,9,11 Softball 10,11 ? ,N Seniors 18 David Edmister Vocational Agriculture Jr. Play ll Jr. Chorus 5 lodel Airplane 8 F.F.A. 9,l0,ll,l2 Varsity Club 12 Football 11,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,l0,ll Basketball 7,8,l0,11 Baseball 7,8,10,l1 Football 7,l0,ll Joel Erickson Science, lath Ass. Varsity lanager 10 Jr. Chorus 8 Stamp Club 8,9 Basketball 10,11 Baseball ll Jr. Varsity Baseball 9 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,8,9,ll Baseball 7,8,9,ll Football 7,9,l0,ll Volleyball 7,B,9,l0,1 Francine Folsom Business Merit Roll 9,12 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Stamp Club 9 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9 Basketball 7,9,l0 Baseball 7 Soccer 7 Softball 9 Extramural Sports Volleyball ll 1 Charles Garlan Math, Science Merit Roll 7,8,9,10,12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Essay Contest 7 . Sr. Officer 12 Jr. Officer ll Jr. Band 7 Sr. Band 8,9,ll Jr. Chorus 8 Industrial Arts 10,11 Student Council Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,9,l0,11 Basketball 7,9,l0,ll Baseball 7,8,l0,ll Football 7,10,11 Kenneth Gifford Math, Science Merit Roll 9,l1,l2 Yearbook Staff 12 Sr. Officer 12 Jr. Play 11 Varsity Club 10,12 Football 10,12 Basketball 10,11 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll Basketball 7,8,9,ll Baseball 7,8,9,l0,ll Football 7,6,9,11 Soccer 7,8 Nina Haines Vocational Stenography Honor Roll 7 Merit Roll B Yearbook Staff ll Jr. Chorus 8 Dramatics 8 F.H.A. 9 Library Club 9,l1,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8 Basketball 7,8 Baseball 7,8 Soccer 7 Seniors 19 Lells Harding Industrial Arts Jr. Chorus 8 Stamp Club 8,9 Industrial Arts 10,11 Football ll Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,9,l0,1l Basketball 7,8,9,l0,1l Baseball 7,8,l0 Football 7,9,l0,l1 Softball 10,11 Donna Harrington Business Merit Roll 12 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,11 Basketball ll Baseball 7 Soccer 7,9,l1 Softball 9,11 Extramural Sports Basketball ll Soccer ll Volleyball ll Badminton ll Softballlll Carl Haseley Vocational Bookkeeping Merit Roll 12 Sr. Play 12 Baseball ll J.V. Baseball 10 Doris Hillyard Vocational Bookkeeping - Merit Roll 9,12 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Art Club 9 Library Club 11,12 Intramural Sports Basketball ll Soccer 11 Volleyball ll Softball ll Joyce Hunter Business Sr. Chorus l0,1l,12 F.H.A. 10 Mary Ann Jones Vocational Homemaking Merit Roll 12 Newspaper Staff 12 Yearbook Staff 12 F.H.A. 9,10 Library Club 11,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8 Basketball 7,8 Baseball 7 Q . I' , ' 5 Seniors 20 Regina Kaufman Business Honor Roll 9,12 Meri: Roll 10,11 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Newspaper Staff 12 Jr. Play ll Jr. Band 7 Jr. Chorus 8,9 . Chorus 10 Sr Library Club 11,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 8,9 Basketball 7,B,9 Softball 7 Soccer 7 Emmett Kerlin Industrial Arts Stage Crew 9 Industrial Arts 1O,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,8,9,l0 Baseball 7,8,9,10 Football 7,9,10 Volleyball 9,10 Allan Klumpp Industrial Arts Stage Creu 9 Industrial Arts 10,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,10,l1 Basketball 7,8,9,l0,1l Baseball 7,9,l0,ll Football 7,8,9,l0,ll Alfred Kohler Science Merit Roll 12 Sr. Play 12 Jr. Band 7 tbramatics 7 Art Club 7,8 Baseball l0,ll Football l0,ll Baseball ll Jr. Varsity Baseball I0 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll Basketball 7,8,9,ll Football 7,9,ll Baseball 7,6,9,ll Jeanette Kolbow Math, Science Merit R011 8,9 Yearbook Staff 12 Newspaper Staff ll, Sr. Play 12 Jr. Band 7 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Band 8,9,l1,12 F.H.A. 9 12 Student Council 11,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,ll Basketball 7,B,9, Softball 7,B,ll Soccer 7,8,9,ll Extramural Sports Soccer ll Basketball 11 Volleyball 11 Softball ll Judith Large Science Honor Roll 12 Merit Roll 9,10 11 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Newspaper Staff 11,12 Jr. Play 11 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,1l,l2 F.H.A. 9,l0,1l,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 11 Basketball l0,l1 Softball 7,11 Soccer 7,11 Extramural Sports Volleyball l0,ll Basketball ll Badminton ll Softball ll Seniors - Q Franklin Larkin Industrial Arts Math, Science Merit Roll 7,9,l0 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,8,9,lO,ll Baseball 7,9,lO,ll Football 7,9,l0,ll Sharon Lewis Math, Science Honor Roll 9,12 Merit Roll lO,l1 Sr. Chorus 10 Library Club 12 an J V H Una 1 -1 Li dde 11 ..,, ' - S' A Mai h . SC ienc e V st y ' Q jf, Mer 1 r 11 011 7, e, 9 V I A elt' , 3, Jr . P 1 ay ll -A - ,R Sr. play 12 Q- K k-Vy'h K' Var s i ty Sp or t s Ma nager 10 ,, E V .,., .,,k 1. Jr . B an d 7 z?2jl g .t' S 'fQY Jr. Chorus 8 EEQWLK 'rr QQ Stamp Club 8 , 2 I 'I , V 1' .1', :,, w F- F- A A 1 T - T' . qgrgjyqjgggifgk Varsity Club 10,12 , y Baske thall lO , 11 ,M M . at W Baseball 10, ll SQ11.qyQ 'Sli g3g?i p 5f2Tg, Football 12 l5 Q I 52 fm'k fiiijggjf Intramural Sports jifigglvy 1331 .V V5ggg!?,L3 Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll -gr ',,, B a s ke+t b al l 7 , 8 , 9 , 1 1 , I B a S e b al 1 7 , e , 9 , 1 1 ,s-'--N-lf., ' -tv -. .' , I 1 ,V 4-f. F0 0 I h all 7 ' 8 A Q I In Q I 1 ,21 Priscilla Linderman Science Honor Roll 12 Merit Roll 9,lO,ll Yearbook Staff 11,12 B.E.N. Spelling Contest 8 Newspaper Staff 11,12 Jr. Chorus 6 Model Airplane B F.H.A. l0,l1,12 Library Club 9 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,9,ll Basketball 7,8,9,l0,ll Softball 7,6,9,1O,ll Soccer 7,B,9,1l Badminton 10 Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Soccer ll Basketball ll Badminton ll Softball 11 Joyce McKnight Science, Business Merit Roll 9,10,1l,12 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,11,12 Dranatics 8 F.H.A. 9,l0,ll,12 Student Council 11,12 Volleyball 7 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,B,9,l0,1l Soccer 7,9,1l Softball 7,9,l0,ll Volleyball 9,11 Badminton 10 Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Soccer ll Basketball ll Softball ll Joan Hiller Art, Science, Business Honor Roll 9 Merit Roll l0,ll,l2 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Essay Contest 8 Jr. Band 7 Jr. Chorus B F.H.A. 9 Library Club 1O,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7 Basketball 7,9 Baseball 7 Soccer 7 Seniors 22 Mida Jane Morson Vocational Bookkeeping Jr. Chorus B Library Club 11,12 Barbara lnrray Science Jr. Play ll Sr. Chorus 11,12 F.H.A. 11,12 Intramural Sports Basketball ll Soccer ll Volleyball 11 Softball 11 Patricia Neary Vocational Bookkeepllq Merit Roll 12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Jr. Play ll Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,l1,12 Dramatics B F.F A. 9,l1,l2 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,B,9,11 Soccer 7,8,l1 Volleyball 7,B,9,ll Softball 7,6,1l Extramural Sports Basketball ll Volleyball ll Softball ll Barbara Nevin Vocational Bookkeeping Jr. Play ll Sr. Play 12 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,l1,l2 s.A.c. 11,12 lntralural 5P0FiS Volleyball 8,11 Basketball B,9,l0,11 Soccer 8,9,11 Softball 8,9,10,'ll Badminton 10 Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Soccer ll Basketball ll Gerald O'Connor Vocational Agriculture lodel Airplane B s.F.A. 9,l0,ll,12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,lO,ll Basketball B,9,l0,1l Baseball 7,6,9,l0,ll Football 7,9,lO,ll Nancy Palia Vocational Stenography Honor Roll 12 Merit Roll 10,11 Yearbook 11,12 Essay Contest 7 Jr. Chorus B Dramatics 8 F.H.A. 11,12 Intramural SPUIYS Volleyball 7,B,9 Basketball 7 Soccer 7,8 Seniors 23 Malcolm Parker Industrial Arts Yearbook Staff 11,12 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,B,9,10,ll Football 7,6,9,lO,1l Baseball 7,8,10,ll Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll Donna Payne Vocational Bookkeeping Merit Roll 11,12 Sr. Play 12 Dramatics 8 Student Council 12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9 Basketball 7 Baseball 7 Soccer 7,8 Jean Perkins Science Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Library Club 12 Ernestine Pipiles Vocational Stenography Honor Roll 7,8,9,l0,ll Essay Contest 8 Sr. Class Officer 12 Jr. Class Officer ll Jr. Play ll Sr. Play 12 Cheerleader B,l0,ll,l2 Jr. Band 7 Jr. Chorus 8,9 G.A.C. 9,l0,ll,l2 Dramatics 6 -- F.H.A. 9 IntramuralSportS Volleyball 7,8,9,ll Basketball 7,8,9,l1 Soccer 7,6,ll Softball 7,1l,l2 v John Porter Vocational Bookkeeping Basketball 10,11 Baseball ll Jr. Varsity Baseball 10 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7,8,9,l0,ll Baseball 7,6,9,ll Basketball 7,B,9,11 J Football 7,9,l0,l1 Karen Poyfair Music Merit Roll 9,l0,ll,l2 Newspaper 12 Jr. Play ll Sr. Play 12 Jr. Band 7 Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Dramatics 8 F.H.A. 10 Intramural 5P9ft5 Basketball 7,9,ll Soccer 7,8,1l Softball 7,9,l0,ll Volleyball ll Extramural Sp0rIS Softball ll Seniors 24 Cleo Rutland Business Jr. Band 8 Dramatics 8 Jr. Chorus 8 F,H.A. 9,11 Intramural Sports Volleyball 7 Basketball 7,8 Baseball 7 Soccer 7 Diane Schrader Business Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 F.H.A. 9 Intramural Sports Basketball 7 Soccer 7 Donald Sears Math Varsity Club 12 Football 11,12 Track ll Intramural Sports Basketball ll Football ll Volleyball ll Softball ll Mary Jane Shelton Vocational Homemaking Merit Roll 11,12 Yearbook l2 Jr. Band 7 Jrg Chorus 8 Dramatics 8 F.H.AD 9,l0,ll,l2 St. Council 12 Intramural Spafts Basketball 7,9,ll Baseball 7,8 Soccer 7,8,ll Softball ll Volleyball 7,8u9,11 Beverly Sims Vocational Stenography Merit Roll ll,l2 Newsiaper Staff 12 Jr. Play ll Jr, Chorus 0,9 Sr. Chorus l0,ll,l2 Intramural Sports Basketball 7,B,9,ll Soccer 7,9,ll Softball 7,8v9,ll Volleyball 7,o,11 Marian Smith Vocational Homemaking Merit Roll 12 Yearbook ll Jr. Chorus 8,9 Sr, Chorus lOvll,l2 F.H.A. 9,ll,12 St. Council 12 Library Club 12 Intramural Sports Volleyball 8,9 Softball 7,l, Extramural 0flS Volleyball 10 Badminton ll Softball ll Marie Starr Homemaking Intramural Sports Basketball ll Soccer ll Volleyball ll Softball ll Susan Wood Vocational Stenography Merit Roll 12 Jr. Chorus 8 Dramatics 6 Library Club 9 Intramural 5p0rts Yo11eyball 7,9 Basketball 9 Baseball 7,8 Soccer 7f8,9 Sharlyn Yaude Business Honor Roll 12 Merit Roll lO,ll Jr, Chorus B Sr. Chorus ll,l2 Dramatics 8 Intramural SP0TlS Basketball T,9,lO,ll Soccer 7,9,ll Softball 9,lO,ll Volleyball T,8All Badminton lO Extramural Sports Volleyball 10,11 Basketball ll Badminton ll Softball ll Charles Smith Vocational Bookkeeping Track ll Football 10 Intramurals Basketball 7,9,l0,11 Baseball 7,9 Volleyball 7,8,9,10,11 Football 9,11 Softball 10,11 At Newfane's race track we see Janet Baldwin as a top stock car racer. Think that Nash will win, Janet? Jan left the class to go to Florida for a year in 1954. rib' Char1esGarman is a profes- sional- hand- wrlter. He offers 100 words per minute and written very neatly. Chuck was mm never- to-he forgot- ten president in 1954-1955. i f David Edmister is selling Cadillacs at the Edmister Garage. Sure, he owns one. Dave wasin F.F.A. four consecutive years .Q5ll. Q9 Popular Hit Parade recordings are by Karen Poyfair. She practiced at our Freshman Assembly. HDaveu Q NKarenn Sensor Showcase nTankern uCenieT Gene Taylor Science Jr. Play 11 Sr. Play 12 Stamp Club 6 Sta Council 11 Varsity Club 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 10,11 Football lO,11,l2 Track ll Intramurals Basketball 7,8,9vIl Baseball 7,B,9,ll Football 7,8,9,1O?1l Volleyball 7,8,9,1O,11 Track 10 How times have changed! Now we see Francine Folsom as a fat lady ina circus. Cenie attended the Lower Coomer Road school in her child- hood years. NChar1ie --...Q '- If . cv Charles Smith is the new stunt man in the Newfane- Olcott and Burt Circus. I guess he's really flying high! Chuck came to New- fane from Olcott in sixth grade. rittyn 26 We have another member in the White House. Ernestine Pipiles will be the President's private secretary. In fourth grade Ernie gave Bill Rutland a bloody nose. nsnittern Beverly Sims is helping the. short ones in the crowd. She's selling eleva- tor shoes. Going up anyone? Bev, played an old lady in the Junior Play. l Sharon Brewer HErnieu larian Smith is always so neat. She is now a holemaking V teacher, teaching others her tricks of the trade. Marian was secretary of F.H.A. for '55 and '56. ll X af Senior NScottyn Gerald 0'Connor has crossed the bridges to Stardom. He's a tap dancer and he hoofed it all the way. Gerry joined our class in 1951 from Buffalo. gm Showcase nBevlv unonu Joyce Hunter's nick- name was nScotty.n Now she raises Scotty dogs for the people that live on Wall Street. Joyce came from Niagara Falls to join our class in 1954. 193 ' 'coonn We see Donna Bates selling 5 hockey sticks at Macy's in New York. Donna ought to draw a crowd. Donna had a class office in '53, '55, and '56. Mac Parker is selling was always coke bottles taking pic- at Iolcogt' tures. Mac is av HY now taking one, Sharon? them for Wh Sh en aron Charm. He was was in sixth grade, she was mistress of ceremonies for an as- sembly. nSharonn HMHC n 27 onthePhotog- raphy Staff of the Year- book in his junior and senior years. Donna Harrington is thebest soup tester. She can identify 206 soups blind- folded. Donna was one of the fortunate ones who went to the Hess Road Schooh Erin x 55J Pat Bobzien is seen selling Terry cloth in Anywhere, U.S.A. Pat was on the Whiz Panel which performed in 1955. I.- 9CD Lewis Harding the next mil- 1ionaire,wi11 be hearing, nHey buddy, can ya spare a buck?n very often. Lewis went to school in the big town of Burt in the years 1944-1950. nbonna' Jean Perkins is the new 4-H riding judge at the Farm and Home Center. Jean joined us, from North Park, during our freshman year. ...E vw.-Io lv Doris Hi1lyard's name is on clothing labels. She's a well known clothes designer. Dorig who came from Wilson joined our class in eighth grade. D 43- .JCB kn Senior Showcase 'is vvPat gg nHasn If you see any gray haired birds flying around, it's because Joyce McKnight is teaching flying at Sampson. Joyce was co-star in our as- sembly with a panto- mime, in 1953. -Q gp' The latest name to be in lights is that of Carl Haseley. He is a well known actor, you know. Carl transferred to Barker in 1953, and joined our class again in 1954. Ei. Y QQ! Q1 - faimiii Barb Murray is teaching shorthand in a secretarial school. Barb left us to go to ledina but came back to join ourclass in 1954. Mr. Duffy has re- tired and Franklin Larkin has taken his place. Blow that whistle, Franklin! Frank, also, was a student at Ewing: Road school before joining us ln 1949. nT8i1b0lEn Susan Wood is the new Hollywood star- let. She's really climbing the ladder of success. Sue started school in Newfane twelve years ago, in 1944. 0 Kim Gifford doesn't have nFranku Gene Taylor makes hitch hiking his profession now. His favorite route is from Newfane to Ridgewood. Wonder why? Gene played father in the Senior Play. Senior nC1eon Priscilla Linderman is calling square dances at Hrights Corners. Allelande left, every- body! Pat started school in the Burt school in 1943. QQ Showcase nwoodyu uBig Donn Cleo Rutland is a policewoman and she's strict on hot- rodding. Thirty-five dollar fines for everyone. In second grade Cleo would run to school so she could ring the bell. 'Ll up at Iv A new male teacher has been added to Newfane's faculty. Don Sears is the new Special Interest teacher. Don came to Newfane in 1954 from DeSales. O- 'ea There's a new dress shop in a brother Lockport and George to win Mida Jane him fame, but Morsonis run- he's still ning it. It's the best called Sna- Liberace yet. bron's. Mida Kim was the Jane started treasurer of school at our class in 1955-56. nximu Ridgewood. nMidan N 29 Joel Erickson is the new animal trainer for the Buffalo zoo. Some of the animals go Umough a pretty hard workout. Joel joined the Seniors in January, 1956. '1 In the Burt College a new professor in speech and dramatics has been added. That's George Eber- hart. George came from Niagara to Newfane in grade. Falls sixth uJoe Baben Sharlyn Yaude is running the name changing counter in the county clerk's office. Sharlyn played an electric guitar in the freshman as- sembly in 1952. ' nBr1 ,, There's Mary Blish selling back issues of the 1956 year- book. How many have you sold Mary? Mary moved to New- fane in 1954 from Angelica, New York. Senior Showcase nGeorgen 'IJ-ack!! There is a new garage on the Dale Road run by Brian Edmister. Brian and David Edmister are the only two brothers to be graduated together from the Senior Class of '56. ,- If anyone wants a good steak,he should contact Jack Porter. He's selling porter- house's at 56.99 a pound. Jack nent to the Olcott school until we all got together during the sixth grade. hr GD Q9 ' ts Remember the Golden Slipper Prom? Well, Nancy Palia is selling golden slip- pers. When Nancy was in fourth grade she had her appendix out. nNancyn gg. :SU-LAD' Gin Many Nelfane school skip- pers have been acquitted by our lady lau- ye r, Regina Kaufman. Gin has been on the typing staff of the Century for two years. Allan Klumpp . is principal of N.C.S. All his trips to the office must have left a lasting in- pression. Allan began school in the Drake Settlement School in 1942. 6.3, Nancy Bowes is testing dual ex- hausts, especially on a blue Ford.we've seen up Ridgewood way. Nancy came to Newfane from Barker in 1954. I I ire Donna Payne is running a car re- building shop now. If any- one has an accident just call Newfane 8-4089. Donna went to the Burt school house until 1950, also. NLitt1e Alu Patricia Neary is running a charm school for all the girls in Burt. Pat was in the Junior Play in April, 1955. nLu Lun Paul Ammerman is a fortune teller for the N.C.S. football squad. What's up, Doc? Mickey was a class officer in '53 and '54. ninii. upvb . Pu Senior Showcase Mm HBowsieu nJanen We have a cook in the crowd. It's Sharon Lewis, and she sells chunk pickles. Sharon was Miss Kehrer's prize student in algebra class in 1949. . 1' The Transit Road has a Shelton trailer camp added to it. Any had hitches, Mary Jane? Mary Jane was an attendant at the Junior Prom in May, 1955. 'U D nDonnaN ' 'Tj uBarbN HS, The sales on Colgate's are skyrocketing. Barbara Nevin is selling Colgate's. I know she really puts her heart in- to it. In 1954, Barbara flew to California. Miss America for 1967 is the former Miss Senior, '56, Ann Blumrick. Ann received the D.A.R. award in the 1956 school year. ll -ray! 4 ro 2' nJonsieW Jeanette Kolbow has earned the title of Mrs. America. In freshman history, Jeanette and Mr. Carnevale used to argue the question, 'Are farmers rich or poor?n limit Q ,J We see Nina Haines has joined the Waves. Happy sailing,Nina. Nina is one ofthe members of our class who has gone to Newfane twelve years. nAnnebel1eu nConseu Because Marianne Jones loves children she is running an orphanage with 562 enrolled. Marianne joined our class in 1950 from North Park. Marie Starr is riding the eaves, too. She'x a fisherman and I'll bet she could catch quite a uhale. larie was chairman of the ticket committee for the Senior Play Senior Showcase uJann uBrownien HSquirtH nBi1lu 32 At the Y.M.C.A. Ron Liddell sells and demonstrates 1000 pound bar bells. Ron served as Master of Ceremonies for our Freshman assembly and as our class president in 1952. 5 ' ' 1we-fgrfxzsgggfg,-qi ffl ff 's'- iff , . 'I ' Qi 53- f H va.-d iii i5.EQi' U41 1w'Eii, rung K ,-k, I-lj, - , 905 ' T QE Q f ' E? y 1 fi A 5? Qi if ,yi t ii ularieu On the Lockport- Olcott Road there's a sign, F.F.A. plot. ln the back Ronnie Brounscheidel is digging potatoes. Ronnie was president of the F.F.A. in his senior year. ..,- Q Q William Brown has been eye- ing Cadillacs for a long time. Now he is a test driver for Caddy. Bill was a member of the Whiz Panel in '55, When Judy Large was a senior, she was a mere stock clerk. Now she's the nil- llonaire President of the New Yorker. Judy came from the Ewings Road school in 1949. 'Freddyu Marilyn Cathcart is busy deliverin 9 papers for the E31 York Times. Marilyn was on the Century staff in her junior and senior years. QU Alfred Kohler one of the best dressed boys in '56, was recently elected the best dressed nan in the world. Mrs. Albright was Butch's fav- orite teacher in 1949. NJuden Frederick Boyer is our basketball star. He may he can who be short but surely jump. Fred, attended Newfane, then left to attend DeSales, returned in 1954. I KWEQHWEH VEHMHQW? aaaaaafaa 'yaaaaai Eggiiggw' Qxaigg . .' U H.vg, gl ,,,W l we - 1.13. 'f WHL :. 1'sif4Js f fiff. , ' ff? 1'f'f.L5 1 .,,. Liy, ,z,.,. , gt , H ' if 1 , A, 1 T. 3 ' 362:7 2 1 W ' my MQ?Q5g55, . Q kfiW'fyn.Tf nPhi1u The children are playing artists and models in the elementary classes, because Joan liller is teaching sketching. Our Freshman secretary in 1952 was the efficient Joan liller. Senior Showcase nlaril' N 'Schady' We're finding many new cuts at the neat markets, because Emmett Kerwin is a leading butcher. Phil joined ns in l948,coning from the Hess Road school. 'Jeanie' Diane Schrader is the new owner of Harrison's plant. I wonder, will you be boss in your new home, too? Diane was a nenber of the F.H.A. in her fresh- man year. lm: A -77 si ' nButohW WCIIOIUN Carol Aderman is found finding rings for a living. How many have you found lately Carol? Carol was in both the Jun- ior and Sen- ior Plays. Senior Play MELODY JONES directed by Mrs. C. Ives Student Director Brian Edmister Junior Play STAG LINE directed by Miss M. McBrien Student Director Mary Jane Shelton The cast included Ren l Laura Walkins, Carol Adermal: Leon Jones, William Brown: Elaine Walkins, Donna Payne:Gary Boyer, Ronald Liddell: Melody Jones, Barbara Nevin. Row 2 Francine Wilkes, Karen Poyfairg Kathy Richards, Patricia Bobzieng lr. Jones, Gene Taylor: Mother Clrs. Jonesl, Jeanette Kllbllg Jennifer Abbey, Ernestine Pipilesg Stretch Appleby, Carl Haseleyg Bruce Butler, Paul AIIBIIBBQ Kenneth Carpenter, Alfred Kohler. The cast included Row 1 Snoots, William Brown, Chi, Ronald Liddell, Row 2 Lysbeth, Judith Large: Mac, Gene Taylor: Sylvia, Donna Batesg Jerry, Paul Ammermang Maudie, Ernestine Pipilesg Mrs. Mason, Karen Poyfairg Smitty, Beverly Sims: Miss McBrien. Row 3 Alix, Barbara Nevin: Margaret, Barbara MurraygJulie, Patricia NearygTing, Regina Kaufmanglr. Mason, David Edmisterg Ronald, Brian Edmisterg Davy, Kim Gifford: Carol, Rosalie Peters: Mrs. Farrington Smith, Carol Aderman: Mary Jane Shelton 34 Senior Revue 4 fig I lilll iaiiiifgg 1 52555 Lf ' w 7 4 19499244 Q fl K iam? h f 11 ' of I d :il , I J NBon Voyageu was the theme for this year's Senior Revue, which was presented by the seniors, assisted by Mrs. Day. The seniors, impersonating tourists, important personalities, and the crew of the ship were, on a cruise to Australia. Many events which might happen while hoarding a ship, while on the ship, and while disembarking, were presented. They included sports events, a ball, a nKing Neptunen scene, and a memorable stop at Hawaii. These, along with the addition of several Ncharactersn on board ship, made the cruise an unforget- table one for everyone. B f x fn, U, X S Q X Class Will We, the Senior Class of '56, do hereby open to display, this, our last will and testament. ' To the Administration, the faculty. and our advisors, we will a big nthank- you' for the help and guidance they have bestowed upon us, both as a class and as individuals. To the Juniors we leave the Study Hall and the thrill of becoming Seniors. Each Senior member leaves a memento to someone in N. C. S. Carol Aderman leaves a nthank youn to Mrs. Porter for letting her use the library windows for a mirror .... Paul Ammerman leaves his job as treasurer of the Student Council for two years,and as treasurer of the Junior Class to Donald Strong .... Janet Baldwin leaves her ambition and vitality to Carol Helwig. . . Donna Bates leaves her job as President of the Senior Class to Ethel Mack. . . . lary Blish leaves her many trips to the art room to next year's Yearbook Editor .... Ann Blumrick leaves her job as President of G. A. C. to Sandra Thiemke .... Patricia Bobzien leaves her work in the chemistry room to Roy Taylor. . . .Nancy Bowes leaves her fun in F. H. A. to Donna Lewis. . . . Frederick Boyer leaves his 5'4u to Jack Klumpp. . . .Sharon Brewer leaves her co-captaincy of the cheerleading squad to Donna Vincent. . . .Ronald Brounscheidel leaves his position as center on the football team to Douglas Stevens. . . .William Brown leaves his membership in the Student Council to William Ferree. . . .Marilyn Cathcart leaves her organizational ability to Nancy Kropp. . . .Brian Edmister leaves the student directing of the Senior Play to Thomas Ryan .... David Edmister leaves his trips to the office to Karen Goodling .... Francine Folsom will add her freckles to Alfred Wilkins'. . . . Charles Garman leaves his work on the farm to Carol Morey .... Kenneth Gifford leaves his job as treasurer of the Senior Class to William Jackson. . . .Nina Baines leaves her letters to a certain serviceman to Julia Johnson . . . .Lewis Harding leaves his T-shirts to Roderic Eaton .... Donna Harrington bequeaths her quietness to Lynn Beals .... Carl Haseley leaves his bookkeeping to Mike Lee. . . .Doris Hillyard wills her long hair to Pat Harding .... Joyce Hunter leaves her job at Stierlys to Freda Bitterman?? .... Marianne Jones leaves her diamond to Ellen Kolbe. . . .Regina Kaufman leaves her many haircuts to Zina 0'Donnell .... Emmett Kerwin leaves his expired license to the Driver's Ed. Class .... Allan Klumpp leaves his Industrial Arts jacket to Robert Class. . .. Alfred Kohler leaves his cleaning job in the cafeteria to Judy Bates .... Jeanette Kolbow leaves her job as President of the Student Council to Jane Bye .... Judy Large leaves her job as treasurer of the F. H. A. to Cathy Capen .... Franklin Larkin leaves his Ford to Ronnie Stuckey. . ..Shar0n Lewis leaves all of her 5 feet, 2 inches, to Karen Gray .... Ronald Liddell leaves his broken, crooked finger to John Schoelles .... Pat Lindermau leaves her ability at typing 50 words a minute to Al Kramp .... Joyce McKnight bequeaths her ability at making decorations for dances, etc. to Chuck Ferree. . . .Joan Hiller leaves her posters to the Junior Class .... Mida Jane Monson leaves her Vice-Presidency of the Library Club to Sylvia Linderman .... Barbara Murray leaves her house in Olcott to Lynn DeLange. . . .Pat Neary leaves one of her television sets to Newfane Central School for the World Series. . . .Barbara Nevin leaves her lead part in the Senior Play to any junior brave enough to take it. . . .Gerald 0'Connor leaves his hot little Kaiser to any one who thinks he can handle it .... Nancy Palia leaves her small shoe size to Bill Britt. . . Ialcolm Parker leaves his wardrobe to Ronald Palm. . . .Donna Payne leaves her height to Bonnie Feltz. . . .Jean Perkins leaves her horse to any one whothinks he can ride him .... Ernie Pipiles leaves her cheerleading to Jean Morey. . . . Jack Porter leaves his skill at basketball to Russell Gardner .... KarenPoyfair leaves her attempts to drive with Mr. Enzinna to Bob Kerwin. . . .Cleo Rutland leaves her gigles to Mr. Reid .... Diane Schrader leaves her trips to Wilson to Ann LaRose .... Donald Sears wills his wise remarks in history class to Bob Bates .... Mary Jane Shelton leaves her poise and neatness to the lucky under- classman who cultivates a likeness. . . .Beverly Sims leaves her 99 pounds to a petite underclassman. . . .Charles Smith leaves his ability to sleep in class to Jerry Dussault . . .Marian Smith leaves her extra work to Terry Weir. . . .Marie Starr leaves her place in the Senior Class to her sister, Dorothy. . . .Gene Taylor bequeaths his part in the Senior Play to Bill Briggs .... Susan Wood leaves her natural dark hair to Carol Golden .... Sharlyn Yaude leaves her guitar to Tennessee Ernie Ford .... Joel Erickson leaves his position on the basketball team to Norman Halifax .... George Eberhart leaves his full-back position on the football team to Roger Taylor. 36 , ,,,,,,,, , Row 1 Miss 0 M N 'Lough1in, Advisorg W. Jackson, Treasurer: F. Bitterman, Secretary: th d i r. eme , A v sor Row 2 1. Schoellgs, President: J. Eggleston Vice-President , Shipping Room Clerks Junior Officers and Advisors Sophomore Gffieers C'N img ,f '--- 's 2 j R 1 M H ley-E M L dd 11 R 2DC1kJRg C1are:L, DBLBHQC: Z2 37 Painters Row 1 Ron 2 Row 3 Row 1 Ron 2 Row 3 Briggs:T. Ryan: R. Stuckey: R. Kerwin: R. Claes: D. Baker: H. Ortlnli Erck: T. Brown: W. Jackson McKnight: D. Lewis: J. Dussault: K. Goodling: L. Beals: C. lorey: Dussault: S. Thiemke: B. lartin: J. Shulan: lr. Pacino Wheatley: J. Powers: L. Hague: C. Urtel: C. Hellig: E. KOIDOI L- D113 Junior Hoy? J.. '-F. Everett: D. Hedley: l. Lee: J. Klunpp: J. Swift: Gow: E. Kubink: D, Stevens Bye: J. A. Hawkes: J. Eggleston: G. Botting: R. Payne: G. Eberhart: Thorsby: R. Albright: J. Theis: E. lack: lr. Denault Connor: J. Johnson: D. Fletcher: P. Morehouse: D. Jagou: J. Wills: Myers: B. Donner 38 -7 7 -7- Y Y Row 1 J. Condren: D. Horanburg: A. Wilkins: R. Eaton: I. Ferree: J. Erickson: P. Hunger: R. Boyer: R. Pall: P. Baker: R. Welple Row 2 C. Eberhart: F. Bitterlan: A. Lakose: C. layer: N. KrlPP! A. Day? S. lacbonald: C. Harding: B. lagner: I. lcKniqht: S. Payfair: D. Starr: lr. Johson Ron 3 l. Clemons: C. Go1den:P.Keyes: D, Sargent: R. Krnlp: R. Pnlin: R. Tnyltrz K. Gray: Z. 0'Donne11: D. Vincent Juniors Row 1 R. Bates: R. Robertson: T. Hartley: G. Knieser: D. Strung: R. Allin: E. Clare: l. Reid: l. Day 30' 2 9- 51539953 D- lilivlli l. Bradley: E. Ehrenhnrdig R. lillera I. Harper: B. lanning: S. Donner: lisa lcBrien 30' 3 ...L3I. .I K. Hyde: R. Fisher: D. Schoelles: A. 0'Donne11: I. alll! 39 Rol l Row 2 lou 3 Ron 1 Row 2 Row 3 Pedley: D. Cnlverlell: R. Taylor: R. Gardner: W. Britt: W. Bailey Cameron: A. Wilson: T. Wagner Harrington: R. Liddell: F. Strong: J. Erqott: L. DeLange: J. Morey Johnson: L. Drake: D. Clark: C. Goff: Hr. Haley Sennett: J. Brown: J. Whitmore: G. lcArd1e: N. Gaude: S. Leibring Hanna Sophomores Tucker: B. Adals: R. lcbonough: A. Kramp: J. Stuckey: J. Gilson Reinhardt: R. Bradley: L. Clark Harris: G. Chapman: P. Ferree: S. Donahue: S. Linderman: S.Culverve1l --E. Poyfair: J. Roger: lisa Liddell Barron: W. Stein: P. Harding: I. Body: H. 0'Connor 40 Spelling Contest larcia Hammond Donna Erck Certificate of First P1 Y Award for for ace Byron Hartley 3011013 McKer a Second place District Sharon Greenwald A11 five had 100 in test and finally after four O trials, Donna won first Frame and Chassls place and Marcia second. Junior Hi h Easter bonnets The Junior-High Grades had several activities this year. The seventh and eighth grades presented an assembly in November. Since Book Week was the week before the assembly was to be given, they chose nBooksn as their topic. Each of the eight rooms chose a book and presented a short scene from that book. Many varieties of stories were used,so that each one in the audience could find some- thing to his liking. In October, the seventh and eighth graders planned their first dance. In December they held a party. The Industrial Arts Club sponsored a dance for the seventh and eighthgrades in January, and the Std in January, and the Student Council gave a dance in February. larch brought forth a new kind of party in the form of a Junior-High Game Night. This year, the ninth graders had their first glimpse of different clubs and organizations of which they could become members. Many students have become useful and energetic members of the various organizations. Holly Hanging was an important feature of the year for the Freshmen, and the students worked well together on their plans for successful decorations. All the Junior High boys had an opportunity to play basketball on the seventh, eighth, or the ninth grade team. This good training for future basket- ball teams is under the direction of Mr. Wilcox and Mr.Lederh0HSe Can you find it, boys? Really hitting the books! 41 Senior Band refer to page no, 84-85 This year the senior band, under the direction of Mr. Albert Nemeth, con- tinued to be built up by the addition of several new members and several new instruments. The risers also were new and proved to be a great help. Band rehearsal was scheduled as a regular class and was given a full fifty minute period. The senior band held rehearsal three times a week and each member of the band had a lesson at sometime during the week. Officers elected by the band were Bill Jackson, Dick Wemple, and Carol Morey, The fifty-two piece band played at several assemblies and also at the Halloween Parade and the Memorial Day Parade. The biggest event, of course, the regular concert held in May. Many varieties of music were played, ranging from novelty numbers to over- tures. Much emphasis was placed on reading new music and also on tone quality. The Niagara County Music Festival was held this year at Newfane Central. It was a busy time for all members of the band and especially for those who played in the Niagara County Band. Junior Band refer to page no. 84-85 President. . . .John Jackson Vice President. . . .Wolfgang Troeltzsch Advisor. . . . . .Mr. Nemeth Secretary-Treasurer . . Heidi Troeltzsch There are 43 members in the band. They meet Tuesdays and Thursdays during the first period. As the name implies, Junior Band members are the underclassmen in compar- ison to the Senior group. They are called together for practice sessions, both individually and in combined groups. When these members are qualified, they move up to the Senior Band. Senior Chorus refer to page no. 80-81 The Girls' Senior Chorus consists of girls from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes. The efficient officers of the Chorus are President. . . .Donna Vincent Vice-President . . . .Carol Aderman Director . . . . .Mr. Johnson Secretary-Treasurer. . Ann Blumrick The girls presented a Christmas program, December 20, and planned their annual Spring Concert for May 14. The Chorus is ably accompanied by Carol Morey. refer to page no. 80-81 Junior Chorus The Girls' Junior Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Carol Beccue, consists of girls from grades seven, eight, and nine. The girls looked very nice in their white blouses and dark skirts, as they participated in the Christmas Concert held December 20. They showed great promise, with their fine singing at the Spring Concert held in May, as they become better prepared to enter Senior Chorus. refer to page no. 82-83 Boys' Junior Chorus Meet. . . .Monday and Wednesday, Second Period Accompanist. . . .Linda Dale Members .62 Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Graders Director . . . . Mr. Johnson The Boys' Junior Chorus is quite active this year. They participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Some members of the group also sang in the Niagara County Music Festival. 42 Row 1 Row 2 Ron 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Sears: J. Rowley: D. Gow: R. Ascher: G. Bridgeman: T. Weir: R. Klumpp: Bredefeldg R. Withrow Liddell: S. Mullen: E. Skutt: D. Dempsey: C. Miller: J. Croft: Marshall: C. Stover: B. Haseley: Mrs. Boyle Hunt: B. Enderby: D. Judd: R. Flechsenhaar: J. VanAlstyne: M. Chapman Freshmen Foote: B. Meehan: F. Baker: D. Inglis: B. Brandt: R. Wood: M. Rush: Gray: B. Smith Miller: J. Wendler: J. Erickson: P. Seeloff: H. Place: H. Hillyard: Alvord: M. DiTullio: H. Linderman: Miss Ward Capen: C. Davis: L, Vergue11n3 A. Kreutz: F. Stupnick: L. Just 43 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Volschow: L. Lee: M. Mularz: N. Hallifax: J. Klein: N. Schnittkerz Golden: L. Herl: M. Wills Jagow: R. Shuman: L, Feltzg L. Brandt: D. Johnson: D. layer: Eberhart: G. Speranza: R. Burns: Mrs. Ives Muir: J. Cathcart: C. Vincent: J. Lucas: R. Beute1,R. Rose Freshmen Johnson: D. Day: E. Blish: L. Lewis: I. Reinbelt: H. Covell: Eggleston: B. Harrod: R. Goodling Wilson: J. Bobzien: G. Klunppg B. Murphy: R. lclntosh: S. Nicholas: Unterweger: P. Murphy: lr. lorand Capen: J. Broun: J. Hill: l. Fitzgerald: K. lalloy 44 lol 1 J. Cone: F. Lanpnan: D. Shaw: R. Hedley: L. Foote: G. Griffin: W. Ives: Zirbos: E. Stahl Row 2 I. lenton: S. lurray: l. Regan: S. Parker: D. Tanner: E. Connor:N.lartin: vK11lllhiHklIL R Burns' B Beals- liss 0'Lough1in SS- . . . . . Row 3 J. Brandt: E. Sander: J. L1ld8Il8l2 R. lillis: P.Dn1e: E. Holard:J.Dugos Row 1 lol 2 Row 3 Absent Eighth . Holtz: R. Strong: H. Rakfeldtg L. larsland: E. Bredefe1d:uQ.t2gLLgLL, Strong: R. Daugherty: B. lartin . Sweeney: R. Poyfnir: I. Reid: B. Janus: J. Lewis: A. Toenniessen: K1nlPP3 L. Smith: J. Goodall: liss lcGuire . lcKerlnn: J. Scott: l. Carlton: N. lurphy: C. Dieter: J. Halifax Erck: R. Drake: D. Reuther 45 Rel 1 Rel 2 Rel 3 Rel 1 Rel 2 Row 3 Absent Goble: R. Sage: S. Cleveley: l. J. Kerwin: J. Frey: U. Wilson: Livernere: B. Harden: J. lcKn1ght: J. lhitleyer Sheehan: J. Harrington: L. Flagler: W. Neary: G. Allen: B. Hartley: Eadie: T. Hanna: D. Tenpkinsg l. Graham: lr. Lederheuse Braun: B. Denny: C. Howard: R. littlestadt: J. leaver: I. Bush: Eighth Yaude: J. 0'Celler: G. Dextater: A. Roger: G. Donahue: R. Mesure: lyerl: L. Baker: Y. lilseng P. Stupniek Daugherty: C. Flechsenhaar: D. Navarro: G. Budde: D. Curtias: R. Knrth: Gregg: J. Bellene: lr. lileex Schnurltein: I. Annerlan: I. lartin: R. Harrison: L. Stevenson: Pedley Ilglllz S. lillerz N. latier: B. lillen Hughes: L. Bart 46 Row Row Row E 1 P. Ryan: J. Lutz: S. Edmister: D. Brown: 4ltlm!Qggg,LA N. Feitshans: P. Flagler: R. Branch: D. Heranburg: G. Loeffert 2 I. Feltz: T. Taylor: I. Powers: S. Greenwald: M. Hammond: D. lilby: S. Greene: K. Fe1ix:,J. Clark: I. Beilein: B. Beutel: Mr. Schwach 3 S. Hiscock: V. Bridgeman: E. Brandt: G. Teague: K. Ta99i S. Role: E. Dowse 'gh th Absentee . Fralick: D. Erck: J. Bates: C. Spencer? 9- 39513913 5' l111'!z Row 1 S J, Briggs- N. Watier: G. Walker . new 2 J. Groff:'G. Lindke: A. necnnbeau: s. Grsper: S. Bentlvyr P- 3011190- D. lohlar: D. Sweeney: J. Lildke r 47 Ron l Row 2 Row 3 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Rhodes: W. Golden: K. Herl: G. Kreuger: C. Crawley: D. Wood: J. Stark: Bucher: V. Yousey: H. Harrington: C. Drake Nemeth: L. Mayer: M. Alen: D. Alvord: W.Chunco: C.Darre1l: S. LaRose: Knox: M. Kreuger: J. Briggs: Mrs. Brandt Poyfair: D. Schultz: P. Eadie: B. Sherman: Kreutz: R. Phillips: E. Canale: D. Murray J. McCoy: K. Murphy: Seventh Feltz: N. Strong: 0. Kneeland: S. Ruether: J. Hughes: R. Bartz: Sargent: H. Berry: W. Kramp: H. Johnson: L. Ferguson' , Frey: D. Ferree: J. Tinney: R. Halifax: H. Franke: J. Stark: L. Brown: Nayuan: R. Allan: C. Just: S. Carleton: Irs. Bottom Foley: D. Barron: J. Noon: J. Smith: J. Williams: R. larburg: Wendler: T. Goliniak: B. Shulan: A. layes 48 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Weston: N. Casalinuova: T. Slaght: S. Bixler: A. Brown: R' wilson? Class: C. Reid: S. Hiller: B. Upton Berner: J. Johnson: J. Richards: G. Gleason: R. Enderby: G. Goodrow: Lanpman: W. Harrington: P. Rapp: M. LaVassaur6 L- FYCYG liSS Clark .Dunker: ll. Freer: L. Schultz: N. Young: G. Vickeryr T- Neulali P-Ada 7 Seventh . Seitz: J. Rakfeldt: M. Feitshans: G. Platt: C. Costello: T. Rakfeldt - Upton: C. Smith: E. Baxter: H. Weiss . Roger: R. Feeter: H. Body: R. Pratt: P. Baldwin: L. Baker: F. Taylor . Goble: P. Harden: M. Hunger: lrs. Sears . Johnson: J. Lesser: B. Cook: C. Dussault: B. Urtel: K. Beilein . Fitzgerald: G. Martin: J. Jackson:.lh,gyda 49 Sam What's the secret? whavs the matter' Carol? smuy Can't have your cake and eat it too PIOPS Over there Pretty maidens all in a row Neath!,the shade 1 From start to finish 50 in Mrs. Rebman's room Look up! Lunch Time L P at Bea's Josie 51 Rain and Ready Raw Materials Grades Rom l Row 2 Row 3 Rom 1 Rom 2 Rom 3 Davis: F-I-012: J. lhlir' D. Leathers- D H i t - R F - w - :il:on: H. Babcock: J.'Bomer ar: lg on' ' ox' ' Po'1ey' 3 GY: G. Edmister: H. lcKernan: D. Baer: T. Schwartz' J T . 9313013 R- llgrum: J. Hamelink: Irs. Linderman I urnet' lillert L. Skutt: C- l00l: D. Hughes: C. Wylam: G. Wemple: R. Baker Sixth . Navarro: D. lcC1em: B. Smith: J. Hall: F. Stolzenberg: S. Sterling Norway: D. lithrom: J. Thompson: G. Ferguson Livermore' P. Sherman: D. Bates: J. Berner: R. Darrell: N. Freer I Randall: 3. Knott: S. Kuhns: B. Hawkins: Irs. Gregory littlestadtg H. Hague: 6. Pettitt: R. Weaver: J. Eberhart: 5- Budde 52 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Roi 2 Row 3 Payne: D. Brandt: E. Baker: B. liller: J. Folsom: K. Gifford: Flagler: L. Stolzenberg: H. Troeltxsch: R. Platt Winters:F. lartin: S. Gaskillz H. Burns: C. Lutz: B. Sllth: P. Ecksrt: Sears: D. Steen: B. Reid: lr. Thurl . Brandt: W. lularz: J. Steadnan: C. Edwards: D. Harrsd: Y. lrlcxck ixth Stephanski: R. Jenson: C. Taylar: J. Carnes: l. lildnagls: A. lurrsy: Hedley: G. lurphy: l. L. Paradisegy 111 Y RaPP: R. lcGu1re: S. lsynard: C. Ba If J. Altbleh: I. 611118: luscarella: I. LaForest: J. Tompkins: Irs. lssdrilg Taylor: J. Payne: S. GreU9i D. Ballard: J. Pusateri: L. Batista: Pulley 53 Row 1 B. Marantette: J. Doxtater: S. Seitz: P. Sherman: P. Quinn: D. Greenwald: Lgqmlgylor: B. Weir: C. Hiscock: S. Brandt Row 2 R. Bafafiian: T. Ranney: J. Luckman: B. Miller: B. leno: G. Goodling: J. Briggs: .A : J. Chapman: G. layer: S. Hanna: Miss Zimmerman Row 3 D. Wilson: K. Salter: R.Tutt1e: R.Johnson: E. Muir: G. Dale: D. 0'Connor: R. Loeffert Fifth Row 1 . Vickery: W. Burnett: J. lanning: K. Harry: J. Osmon: G. Weir: . Pisarski: W. Klein: W. Parker: R. Smith Row 2 . Burt: D. Shuman: D. Corrieri: J. Cash: F. Bradley: P. Ferguson: . Kerwin: R. Roger: D. Bradley: T. Ranney: Mrs. G. Smith Row 3 . Hiller: C. Burns: G. Fletcher: M. Hughes: M. Hamm: L. Young: . Troeltzsch 54 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Boyer: C. lillis: C. Sweeney: L. liller: J. Goodling: E. Buckowski: Hedden: V. Hickman: S. Bobzien: S. lontgolery: S. Sahn Van Alstyne: D. Griffin: N. Welple: R. Goodrol: D. Haseley: J. Enyeart: Stark: P. Hardy: J. M. Reid: J. Liddell: L. Whitneyer: Irs. Clare Herrington: L. Navarro: D. Aikin: D. Branch: J. Sheehan: J. lorey: Schryver: L. Eggleston: J. Parisi Fifth Fitzgerald: J. Pettit: I. Villella:.Cqm!hixlone:.A, Zoss: L. larsland: Collins: R. Marshall: K. Gifford: B. Bowes: E. Johnson Klumppg C. Shelton: M. Roger: l.Bea1s: L. Covell: G. Upton: D.Darre1l: Farley: N. Lee: L. Sharts: C. Wagner: Hrs. Stark Teague: R. Presnell: D. Horning: S. Corser: G. Cheasty: D. Broun: Mann: R. Clark: M. Willson: S. Hanna: M. Nicholas 55 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Johnson: H. Cash: P. Graham: D. Horanburg: P. Culverwellg K. withI0l5 Zastrow: S. Fuller: P. Burns: D. Daugherty Rowley: W. McIntosh: J. Judd: L. Camarrei N' E i 957 D- Sanz? Craggs: T. Brandt: L. Rickard: K. KIGSSG Min Hayden Koehn: D. Seefeldt: D. Sterling: M. Strong: F. Lalllpllfilli R- T399 Fourth Rhodes: C. Schoelles: J. Hausman: P. Clark: B. Bligh: R. Wright: Ferris: M. Emunson: W. Steen: C. Miller: S. Botting McKernan: C.Ma1lory: A. Toenniessen: H. Frank: B. Sherman: R. Daigler: . Kahler: D. Johnson: B. Kuhns: C. Emery: Mrs. Keers Little: B. Sherman: D. Price: C. Brown: T. Brown: P. Covell: J. Fisk: Raetz 56 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Rakfeldtg M. A. Zak: J. LaVassur: F. Howard: S. McGowan: QQ. Negman Troelxzsch: C. Holtz: D. Gominiak Covell: B. Erickson: D. Barnes: C. Burd: C. Brown: K. Hall: H. Lennon Just: R. Dunn: D. Duhol: Mrs. Rebman Shuman: F. Stark: T. Beileing J. Streigelg C. Jordy: T. Parker ' Fourth lcKeruan: B. Bates: J. Klumpp: S. Brounscheidel: R. Close: J. Fox Lockwood: K. Kryder: J. Stolzenberg: H. C. Covey: P. Foley Zedick: K. Weiss: J. Brown: J.Enderby: N. Smith: P. Williams: M. Muir Johnson: D. Gillis: J. Israel: Miss Churchill Maynard: K. Smith: R. Ripson: R. Boni: J. Sage: G. Erck: R. Pettitt Miller: F. Hillyard 57 Row Row Row Fou Row Row Row 1 2 3 I' 1 2 3 Reid: R. Altbach: G. Turner: R. Islay: J. Leibring: H. Taylor: P. Seib: Eberhart: D. Price: R. Goodell Burns: G. Blunrick: I. Owen: D. Goodlander: R. Lesser: l. Noon: lcDonough: T. Sargent: S. Goodrou: K. lilby: C. Feltz: lisa Benton Eedmgri: P. Unterweger: L. Phillips: J. Hyde: S. Lewis: T. Caudillg nse e t th Third Beers: D. DeLange: H. Leathers: D. Goetze: P. Kessler: D. Barber: Swift: S. Hiller: J. Maxwell: D. Darrell: S. Owen: lrs. Reese Rendall: H. Stover: E. Poole: L. Sullivan: ' A. Feltz: E. Gleason: Burnett: P. Burt: L. Mikitsg K. Klumpp Seeloff: D. Kryder: R. Quade: J. Chapman: K. Covey: E. Stein: lularz , 58 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Tompkins: J. Parker: G. Watier: M. Eckert: D. Lovewell: A. Oslong Ginty: J. Hughes: D. Perry: M. Bligh: M. Tinney Carlton: J. Bryan: S. Feeter: D. Goodlingg J. Harrison: S. Baer: Corser: R. Taylor: L. Long: S. Stendlan: D. Keyes: Mrs. Liddell Berner: K. Moon: G. Sterling: L. Salton: J. Platt: D. Hoy: C. Roath: Sharts Third Bidleman: L. Hiller: M. Pisarski: W. Hawkes! R- Paradise: A- TOWNS? Rutland: G. Flagler: J. Dearborn Ginty: A. Hartz: P. Gow: J. Mann: M. Corrieri: T. Rose: C. Oliver: Griffin: Mrs. Starks Hertelg C. Loeffert: M. Reed: M. Bowman: T. Murphy: J. Huenoemerder 59 W Row 1 R L Row 2 L S Row 3 D I Th'ci Row 1 F. H. Row 2 M. V S. Row 3 B. Aikin: R, llcC1ay: D. Parker: B. Madera: C. McC1ew: J- 018552 K- Wills: York: J. Pettitt , Walker: B. Tinney: D. Livermore: T- RHPPI J' G1ea50 9 T' wlllsom Johnson: D. Verguson: A. Cook: F. Eberhart: Mrs. Ruf Smith: C, Depew: K, Large: G. Poole: P. Caraco: W. Sherman: K- NOUHZ Dale: W. Durkee Second Roath: C. Blumrick: P. Beileing C. Huenemoerder: S. Smith: R. Budnack: Robison: B. Culverwell: C. Sparrer: W. Grine11: P. Richardson Bellomo: P. Tonn: P. Tonn: N. Flint: D. Greenwald: L. Zehr: D. Drake: Brandt: J. Phillips: E. Gleason: Mrs. Shaw Darrell: L. Sattelberg: T. Fisk: B. Poole: W. Lotz: L. Sonker 60 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Powers: J. Janas: J. Middlestadtg A. Wright: J. Tompkins: S. Parker Kelley: K. Zastrou: H. McKnight Stephens: D. Lennon: J. Gillis: B. Miller: L. Baldwin: R. Richards Withrow: H. Enseleit: R. Harvey: Hrs. Crossman Brown: J. Neleth: D. Price: R. Putnam: G. Treichler Second Foltz: D. Fisk: S. Brounscheidel: T. Jones: R. Strong: M. Doyle Madera: H. Lytle: J. Hughes: R. Weston Collins: D. Gillen: P. Sullivan: E. Kirchner: H. Brayley: D. Schultz Bradley: B. Winters: D. Washburn: Mrs. Smith Obermiller: R. Richards: H. Lauve 61 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 laderag R. Farley: P. Kleelaldg N. Rillg B. Davos: R. lhitllf0Z Hawkes: R. Dunker CHIVCIIIIIQ E. Chealtyg H. Reed: F. lrocxokg R. Smith: I. Fowler: Rounds: C. Pedoroeng C. Silo: Irs. Dnigler BIOIIQ P. Franke: C. Lockwood Second Pettit: K. Chiavarog D. Nelethg l. Hertelg T. Enderbyg I. Eberhart: Balduing K. 0'Connorg R. Williams: K. Keyes Bucher: I. Rakfeldtg B. Costello: B. Poole: E. Casper: S. Bates: Turner: C. Rees: G. Claude: Irs. lorey 62 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Schweigert: D. Tracey: E. Foley: L. Hughes: C. 0'Hara: B. Freer: Powleyg E. Gleason: J. Hickman: D. Hambruch Stover: E. Body: N. Millard: J.Lewis: J. Robison: C.Grahan: R. Haukes: Budnackg L. Klein: Mrs. Putnam Kappus: B. Janas: P. Ausderau: S. Bidlemang M. Barrett First Capen: E. Ismay: n.H111yard: K.Witt: J. Bonar: S- Johnson: D. Sherrie: Linderman: J. Wylam: R. Holtz Sonker: T. Hickman: T.Zedick: L.Schu1tz: M- B' RHPPF l'Haft5? C'B1i5h5 Hockenherry: L. Bellomog Mrs. Gaskill 63 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Ron 2 Row 3 ff E Stout: F. Hill: K. Richards: L. Hiller: H. Woodburn: R. Salter Kelley: G. Carler: R. Culverlellg J. Bryan: L. Donovan lilkins: S. Landsheft: D. lurys: D. Rounds: H. Rathke: S. Wilson Gaskill: C. Martin: J. Jesson: K. Ginty: L. Patterson: Hrs. Corser Taylor: D. Smith: W. Gerling: C. Sipple: I. Murphy: K. C011ilS Shaw: S. lyers: T. 0'Hara First Fl-'HHKCG D- Farley: T.Brady: R. Arnold: J. Ginty: P. Noon: L. Loeffert: 5551: N. Just 309611: C. Blumrick: ll. lliles: I. Beyer: E. Goodlander: J. Burnett: Hartz: H. likits: B. Gray: liss Hyde Rivwn' G. Hogan- T. Eckert' D. Klum - R. T g w11k1nQon: D. uumli ff -J f- ' PP' s 64 Rel 1 Ron 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Gillen: N. Stevenson: C. Wilkins: B. Brown: D. Trolhley: R. Roger Pedley: J. Gillis: R. Beals: l. Allard: J. Sullivan: M. Chapman Russell: R. George: J. Gerling: C. Seib: M. Beilein: R. Rounds Campbell: L. Hright: B. Janes: H. Bowman: M. Stovall DeVooge1: J. Lytlez J. Levis: D. Hurray: C. Casper: D. Cendren Culverwell: P. Murphy: D. Kenyon: D. Durkee: Mrs. Hartley Kindergarten Sahl: S. Boni: K. Aiklu: D. Neidlinger: T. Cavagnarn: B. Bidleman Galanbas:..B,.-r'IA.y-1.g.g Rednere: T. Sherlan:1wA..l.lj,:!-mgj R. GUH11: B- Bill!!! A- ll-IIT-in Brown: H. Daughtery: M. Fiedler lithrew: C. Borczynski: J. Paradise: J. Kanehl: G. Farr: S. Horanburg Drew: Irs. Hartley 65 Row l C. Pettitt: D. Steen: C. Pusateri: L. Williams: B. Teague: D. Sherman: D. Gillis: R. Burnett: L. Kaltenbacher: K. Washburn, Row 2 S. Finley: l.Regan: C. Rees: C. Brown: D. Budnack: S. Vary: J.Schweigert: S. Prozeller: J. Erck: N. Brown Row 3 D. lashing: J. Lauve: C. Weodcock: L. Haight: R. Gray: P. Cassano: J. Cotton: K. Richards: l. Beyerglrg, Fuller K' de garten Row 1 A. Quade: L. Smith: R. Caraco: A. Rathke: R. Hinkley: A. Bellolo T. Enderton: G. Kappus: R. Pahl: M. Gunnersen N Row 2 R. Rounds: E. Linderman: W. Johnson: B. Reed: M. Wilson: S. Brandt K, Tomosov: E. Donovan: R. Class: L. Hartz Row 3 Mrs. Fuller: L. Sargent: C. Aikin: P. Gaude: L. Klumpp: C. Phillips R- Gifford: M- Behm: D. crunk: c. ounce: T. udeu 66 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 N. Wilson: P. Hyde: R. Donner: A. Taylor: S. Volker: R. Arendt: D.Murray S Leturgey: P. Roberts: K. L. Stovall lurray: P. Poyfair: R. Bertrand: C. Newman: J. Hill: W. Hallis Rowland: D James: W. Smith: B. Hawkins: C. Smith Rendell: IL Jesson: J. McCoy: A. LaVal1ey: T. Brandi: J. Smith Carlton: J. Valnore:.A. Leuer Grade Absentee Smith: R. Kneiser: J. Gillis: A. Lavalley: A. Hartz: R. Smith Thiemke: D. Brown: J. Jones: P. Rowlands . White: B. Kaneh1:T. lonts: N.Ro11inger: D. Slaight: B. Reid: B. Skutt lcCray: C. Bertrand: L. Smith 67 Row 1 P. Mayer: D. Sennett: G. Holzman: S. Haseley: E. Krueger: M. Proctor Row 2 B. Reed: T. Harmon: P.Presne11: C. Bakos: J. Mott: L.Nicholas: C. Newman: Mrs. Salisbury Row 3 L. Rose: D. West: L. Shaw: S. Smith: J. McCoy: M. Wempleg L. Culver Row 4 C. Fisher: S. LaPorte: A. Risley: T.C1ifford: R. Culverwell: D. Edmiston: B. Hill: S. Dussault Third Olcott Second Row 1 M. Bortner: J. Hedley: K. Knopf: J. LaForrest: S. Ranney: P. VanGundy: M. Mallory Row 2 H. Flint: K. Montgomery: E. Secord: J. Secord: L. Ferris: T. Tothill: Mrs. Wilson Row 3 D. Daigler: J. Weaver: J. Young: K. Miller: C. Horanburg: M. Millis: P. Dussault 68 First . Stolzenberg: W. Harvey: K. Wilson: J. Daigler: L. lhlrriyz R- Sill'-ii . Horanburg R. Lalont: K. Bennett: C. IcKernan: R. Ferris: D. Holzlnn: E. Hiller: G. Ferris: S. Hendricks: Kiss Coznens: I. Mallory P T Clcott ' Kindergarten D. Wilson: L. Ferris: C. Secord: G. Dearborn: J,F1int: I. leno: C. Knopf: D. Dellin: J. Dunn Hrs. Hogan: S. Johnston: R. Felix: P. Pool: C. Stolzenberg: A. Hiller: A. Thorenton: L. Penepent: L. lallory 69 D 1 Row 1 S. Lewis: C. Kenyon: R. Poole: J. Sherman: R. Allard: T. Blish: B. Cook: K. Behm: J. Cotton: N. Fox: B. Blackley: A. Miller: K. Gray: D. Eadie: A- Fiedler K Row 2 . DeVoogel: S. Fiedler: A. Sandelfini: D. Herrick: R. Smith: B. Smith: D. Stout: M. Stoddard: R. Lener: R. Shields: B. Lindke: L. Foss Row 3 D. Zapp: K. Leuer: G. Schlitzer: P. Barackman: M. Berry: J. Gasper: S. Bowman: A. Gillis: W. Farley: L. Smith: M. Manard: W. H111 Row 4 J. Kaltenbacker: L. Licata: J. Ohtomo: D. Owen: M,L. Taylor: M. Bid1Blll: D. Washburn: C. Newman: D. Phillips: C. Capen Newfane Grade Absentee Qlcott Row 1 K. Bass: J. Conlin: G. Bass: J. Striffler: D. Morehouse: R. Carden: J. Hedley: J. McCoy: N. Jansen: L. Zimmerman Row 2 T.Wahl: K. Villella: R. Bradley: N. Sabo: M. Wemple: D. Mael: L. Halifax: N. March: N. Slyster Row 3 K. Maclam: M. Sears: D. Prevatte: S. Harrington: D. Daigler: J. Weir: D. Zimmerman: L. Herman: S. Cox: J. Smith 70 HQ 3 gk, C1 S? ,LCE Sports !jg Row 1 L. Leeg D. Vincent: J. McKnight: Mrs. Blewettg D. Bates: S. Linderma tsen: S. Murray L-.-,d.g,,, SE 'TK :J-' li fs 'E 76 IFVSQF sf W X i Malgers of Fo i gn Cars Varsity J. Van Alstyne E. Pipiles H. Place J. Beals D. Vincent C. Morey J. Morey uf M. L. Eaton S . Brewer I C The varsity cheerleading squad consists of nine girls from grades 9-12. They are chosen for their pep, personality, ability, and leadership. There are 1 four cheerleaders from last year's squad and five new members. The freshmen are Heather Place and Joyce-VanAlstyneg sophomores, Mary Lou Eaton and Jean Morey: juniors, Carol Morey, Lynn Beals, and Donna Vincent: seniors, Ernestine Pipiles and Sharon Brewer. - This year the cheerleaders were very fortunate in obtaining new uniforms. They now have blue felt jumpers instead of skirts and sweaters. The pep assemblies held by the cheerleaders were very successful and much H enthusiasm was felt. i V ' heerleaders X' Junior Varsity The junior varsity cheering squad is made up of four girls from seventh and eighth grade. There are two chosen from each grade. They are seventh, Bonnie Feltz and Gail Vickeryg eighth, Sharon Greenwald and nCookien Bridgeman. These girls were all new members of the squad and were very successful. . rg? wygxwrgffl 0 , , fy ,iid A Z-gg an MMFANG Row 1 G: Vickeryg B. Feltzg V. Bridgeman Row 2 S. Greenwald - 72 l Row 1 Row 2 Rol 3 O Girls Row 1 Row 2 S. Clevely: J. Eggleston: D. Vincent: D. Bates: L. Beals: N. lartin: Mrs. Blewett A, Blumrickz L. DeLange: G. Vickery: S. Harrington: l. DiTu11io: H. L. Eaton: H. Place: E.Pipi1es: C. Just: J. Brandt J. Clark: K. Herl: B. Nevin: C. Reid: M. A. Felix: J.Morey: l.J. Beilien Athletic Council Varsity Club R. Brounscheidelz W. Jackson: R. Wemple: G. Eberhart: R. Liddell: W. Brown: T. Weir: E, Clare . D. Edmister: R. Taylor: Schoelles' R. Stover: P. Ammerman: Mr. Duffy: W. Britt:R. Kramp: R. Thorsby: . r: D. Sears: R. Boyer: D. Horanburg 73 Row 1 Row 2 hoellesg G. Taylor: L. Moon: W. Britt: P. Ammerman: R. Ball: D. Klump W. Bobzein: W. Jackson: R. Pettitt: R. Pettit: W. Gray: R. Liddell: R. Liddell: Coach Duffy arsity Row 1 Row 2 Baseball Junior Varsity R. Palia: C. Haseley: A. Wilson: J. Erickson: J. Klumppg R. Gardner: C. Pettitt: R. Wemple: R. Eaton R. Albright: D. Stevens: L. Clarke: R. Everett: W. Stephanski: R. Bates: R. McDonough: A. Kohler: W. Brown: R. Fralick 74 . Fralickg R. Boyer: G. Tay or, P Ammerman, W Britt, J Klulpp . Liddell: R. Liddell: R. Palia, J Schoelles, Mr Duffy W Jackson, Row l R J. Erickson: R. Eatong R. Stuckey Row 2 R D. Stevens: R. Welllplei R. St0ver record. I' 1 Nou-Leneue Lucius Varsit ' Basketball Newfane's Varsity Basketball team made the school very proud by breaking two records this year One was establishing a league scoring record by piling up 92 points against Lewiston Porter in beating them, 92-65. The second honor came as Lucius Cbetter known as Bill Britt! scored 44 points against Akron to break the league individual scoring We are still proud of the players who entered the tie off game with Lewiston-Porter at the Niagara Student Center of Niagara University Yes, we lost, but our team practiced good sportsmanship Indeed, they were a tribute to our school and we sincerely hope that future years may be as successful. SCORES 'Newman .13-G8 LOCKPORT 71-6-1' Lew-Pom' 4 39-Y2LockPoa1' gy-rc Meouvn vu-35' nov-9-mar F0 '50 WILSON 67-60 BRAKE!- 7o- vo Newmuf. ,, 78-62 Des ALF.: -YZ -rf Lew- Pont if-CJ Mcomn , .iv-Ja ocsnncs tl-97 gag -Ham' .97-116 wagon GJ-KG Bnaxell 33-66 AKRON PLRY-OFF l W 1 Rol 1 R. Hickman: R. Schnurstein: R. Eddie: M. Gray: J. McKnight: W. Wilson: B. Hartley: P. Ryan: D. Navarro: G. Loeffert: R. Harrison: R. McKernan Row 2 lr. Ledirhouse: D. Tompkins: C, Howard: W. Neary: T. Gregg: BD. Curtiss: D. Horanburg: G. Allen: W. Ammerman: D. Brown: Mr. Wilcox Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball Row 1 D. Judd: B. Smith: J. Linderman: R. Hedley: W. Ives: S. Eggleston: M. Hedden: J. Sears Row 2 C. Vincent: R. Goodlingg R. Pollock: Mr. Lederhouse: Mr.Wi1cox: R.K1umpp: D. Foote: A. Kreutz - 76 . Y . 2-- Row l Row 2 R. Payne: N. Hallifax: J. Gilson: R. Gardner: lr. Landxhaft: P. Baker: A. Kramp: R. Bradley: H. Briggs A. Wilkins: D. Clark: R. Taylor: F. Lanplan: G. Schultz: B. Brandt: . Palm: L. Clark: R. Pedley: R. Albright O O Jun: or Varsity Basketball Varsit Football Ron 1 W. Reid: B. Broun: R. Kranp: A. Eberhart: J. Schoelles: R. Liddell: B. Briggs: R. Pedleyg R. Pollack: J. Case Row 2 P. Ammerman: D. Ednister: K. Gifford: B. Britt: R. Bronnscheldel: E. Clare: D. Sears: G. Taylor: R. Palia Row 3 lr. Landshaft: W. Stein: R. Eaton: T. Weir: R. Ascher: G. Bridgelang R. Gardner: R. Aiken: A. Wilkins: R. Boyer: A. Wilson: D. lelple: Mr. Duffy Row 4 D. Shaw: R. McDonough: R. Taylor: R. Bates: R. Palm: P. Baker: A. Kralp: D. Stevens: R. Taylor 77 Row 1 S. Murray: P. Wills: R. Millis: M. Smith: N. Palia: Miss Viverette: P. Linderman: J. Large: J. Baldwin: P. Morehouse: C. Volschow: J. Brandt Row 2 J. VanAlstyne: R. Burns: B. Haseley: A. LaRose: J. Bye: K. Malloy: C. Capen: M. J. Shelton: B. Murray: N. Kropp: D. Lewis: J. A. Eberhart: J. Erickson: B. Beals Row 3 B. Nevin: J. Hill: L. Just: M. Cathcart:J. McKnight: D. Bates: D. Dempsy: N. Bowes: P. Neary Future Homemaa kers - of Ame rl ca The Future Homemakers of America, advised by Miss Mary Gertrude Viverette, elected officers for 1955-56 in June of 1955. They are as follows: President, Pat Linderman: Vice-President, Nancy Palia: Secretary, Marian Smith, and Treasurer, Judy Large. They began the year with a skating party, September 14 at the Olcott Skating Rink. As a service, the F.H.A. continued to sell milk, cookies, and ice cream to students staying for after school activities. October was initi- ation month. It started with a tea on the fourth for F. H. A. pledges. The tea was followed by a week of informal initiation and finally the formal initi- ation at the Park Hotel, on the sixteenth of October. In November, a very successful Barn Dance was held, with music furnished Rudy Coumont and his orchestra. This was followed by a bake sale, and December the annual Holly Hanging once again took place. February brought about another bake sale and a winter party for F. H. A. members. In March, there was a bowling party for members only, and the sale of magazines to the people of the community once more took place. In April, a dance was held, and in May, another party. The close of the year found F. H. A. sponsoring another skating party and also attending a Western District meeting. Besides their many events, the F. H. A. girls went on a field trip to celebrate five years at Newfane Central School. They attended meetings at other schools and served at many dinners. The sale of sportswear and taking of individual pictures completed a very successful year. by in 79 gmg' hu? 1 t ia. A-.A g H E As g S A . . Row 1 J. Roger: C. Harris: S. Harrington: M. Smith: N. Little: B. Sims: K. Poyfair: S. Thielke: B. Wagner Row 2 S. Culverlell: C. Harding: C. Morey: J. Dussault: J. Dussault: J. Eggleston: P. Bobzein: B. Nevin: P. Neary: J. Large Row 3 N. Connors: B. Murray: P. Keyes: D. Vincent: P. Harding: S. Linderlan: J. Whitmore: J. McKnight: P. Morehouse: C. Urtel: K. Gray: G. McArd1e Senior Ch J ' Row 1 C. Dieter: J. Knopf: C. Foley: K. Beilein: J. Bellomo: B. Urtelg L. Burt: R Burns: J. Noon Row 2 R Marburg: M. Chapman: V. Bridgeman: D. Erck: E. Dowse: M. DiTu11io: R Jagol: J.-Tinney Rom 3 C. Stover: H. Hillyardg C. Flecksenharr: N. Watler: B. Beutel: M. Powers: M Hammond: V. Yousey: A. Toennissen: J. Miller Row 4 T. Taylor: J. Bates: C. Kaltenbacher: D. Milby: E. Bredefeld: S. Greene: M. Feitshans: D. Tanner: J. Goble: B. Wilson: M. Berry Rom 5 S. Ruether: H. Rakfeldt: J. Lucas: K. Marshall: L. Herl: D. Dempsey: S. Cleveley: M. J. Kerwin: G. Taylor: P. Wills: Y. Wilson: S. Miller 53 'GQ , gyya K V V if H . .1 i .. A 'ww ,J , 'k:- K, K. -j 51f 5. fa vs. if . , L KA V, A ng -,I A ne -, Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Se Ron Row Row Row Row J J. Perkins: S. Lewis . Morey: F. Bitterman: C. Goff: S. Poyfair: M. Harper, B lartin A. Blumrick: C. Aderman: J. Hunter: S. MacDonald: J. The1s J Bea s, D. Schrader: L. DeLange: H. Eaton: Mr. Johnson D. Hillyard: N. Gaude: M. Cathcart: S. Yaude: I. Clemons, D Fletcher, L. Dale: E. Kclhe: S. Leibring: S. Donner 'o 1 J. Yaude: I. Feltz 3 B. S. Gasper: J. Briggs: 4 V1 Capen: C. Capen: K. Herl: P. Stupnick: B. Muir 5 C. Costello: P. Dale: C. Reid: B. Bucher Chorus Junior D. Sheehan: D. Hunt: P. Adams: S. Sahm: B. Shunan S Hur hy 2 J. Richards: J. Berner: H. Frey: D. Ferree: G. Speranza N Hur hy S. Role: P. Seeleff: l. Regan: Mrs. Beccue Janas: S. Greenwald: I. A. Felix: M. Rhodes: l, Graha,, C Dra e, B. Stookey H. Fitzgerald: B. Murphy: G. Doxtater, B Upton J. Weaver: J. Clark: H. J. Beilein J Barring n B. Harrod: S. Steen: L. Lee: E. Sku K Clas , ga, J B pf? . ' ' g ry. In gg V A ' J av V 6,1 Er 'ir' 81 Row 1 G. J. Row 2 J. J. Row 3 L. R. Row l T. L. Row 2 C. M. Row 3 L. J. Loeffert: P. Ryan: W. Bush: B. Allen: R. Philips: H. Fitzgerald: Jackson McKnight: D. Day: G. Griffin: B. Hartley: D. Navarro: T.Gregg: Jackson Foote: W. Ives: W. Wilson: D. Wood: H. Franke: W. Ammerman: G. Allen: Feeter: W. Harrington: L. Stevenson: lr, Jghnson S7 Chorus Mixed Ryan: H. Fitzgerald: A. Neleth: A. Hayes: D. Erck: E. Dowes: B. Beals: Feltz: C. Foley Vincent: G. Loeffert: L. Brown: K. Lanpman: D. Tanner: M. Hammond: Powers: H. Place: l. Graham Foote: W. Ives: l. Mularz: D. Day: L. Covell: P. Dale: B. Bucher: Goble: S. Greene 82 Row 1 D. T. Row 2 C. M. Row 3 M. Murray: D. Barron: Gominiak: W. Chunco Darrow: Mularz: C. Vincent: T. Slaght: D. Curtiss A. Mayes: A. Nemeth: T. Newman: S. Frolick: K. Lampman: M. Martin: J. Williams: R. Poyfair: L. Brown: Kruger: P. Nayman: R. Pedley: R. Kurth: S. Ednister: I. Golden: Mixed T. Ntlllli T. Taylor: B. Barred: R. Strong: C. Crowley: A. Btoln: 0. Kneeland: G. Golden: D. Shaw Boys' Row 1 M. DiTu11io: B. Beutel: J. Clark: J. Tinney: J. Jackson: S. Fralick Row 2 Mr. Johnson: P. Seeloff: M. J. Felix: A. Toenneissen: M. Rhodes: C. Pedley: W. Chunco: W. Harrington: T. Gregg Row 3 C. Kaltenbacker: M. Fitzgerald: J. Lucas: D. Dempsey: B. Hartley: G. Griffin: D. Shaw as TT Row 1 l. L. Eaton: J. Goodlingg C. Garnang R. Wendlerg H. Place: J. Kolbow Row 2 M. J. Karting J. lendlerg W. Stein: R. Goodlingg T. Chnmbergg T. Hartley: W. Jackson Ron 3 A. Wilkins: I. Troeltschg H. Covellg G. Loeffertg I. Chuncog D. Knox: R. Robertsel Row 4 J. Dugos: D. Aikeng R. Klumppg R. Althachg J. Starkg' S. Fralickg T. Newman: B. Adals S 'or em Band J 'or Row 1 6. Rednore: H. Troeltschg V. lroczekg D. lillerg R. Slith: J. Goodling Row 2 P. Seibg J. Streigelg l. ValA1ystyneg R. McGuire: R. Wilson: A. Brown: J. Jackson: C. Dussault Row 3 L. Vermuleng S. Hanna: K. Gifford: J. Rakfeldtg D, Aiken: R. Klumppg R. Altbach Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row K. M. E. R. Mr. R. J. D. M. G. W. G. ML. Hyde: K. Rush: J. Goodling: T. Taylor: J. Goble: P. Adams: B. Barron: 3. Stark Shuman: M. Rhodes: B. Feltz: F. Stark: R. Smith: D. Slaght Brandt: G. Redmore Eaton: D. Foote: C. Morey: J. Theis: J. Morey: V,Bridgeman3 D, Haseley Nemeth: B. Edmister: R. Wemp1e:M. Nicholas: W. Burnett: R.Stephanski Taylor: G. Bridgeman Senior Band unior Bower: C. Fitzgerald: J. Klumpp: J. Turner: E. Brandt: B. Feltz: Slaght Beals: C. Whitmore: F. Stark: D. Horning: D. McC1ew: H. Taylor: Walker: D. Barron: 0. Kneeland Troeltsch: R. Phillips: K. Gifford: J. Hall: G. Wemplez G. Platt: Bridgeman Nemeth: R. Stephanski T Ag Row l 3. gaheri B. Edmisterz D. Jagol: L. Harding: D. Stevens: R. Wemple: Row 2 R- B3 ia. R- RODOIISODS J. Schoelles: J. Gilson: R. Class: Mr. Chiavaro R' siutili E' Clare? W- IVCSP E. Kerwin: T. Wagner: A. Kramp: R. Thorshy: . uc ey. F. Larkin: A. Klumpp: C, Haseleyg J, Case: G. Chapman , . F WW fl Q Everett: D- Shu? W- Reid: R. Aiken: R. Eaton: D. scnoeues: L. Clark: 9, McDonough: R. Fralick: R- PHIN: R. Boyer: F. Strong industrial Arts Club The officers who lead the 36 members of this club include: President.....Carl Haseley Secretary....D0ug Stevens Vice President.Dick Wemple Treasurer.....David Baker A prominent organization in our school is the Industrial Arts Club. The I.A.C. has sponsored many successful activities, such as a Christmas party, Basketball Dance, Project Dance, Skating, Box Social, the I.A.C. Picnic, and the Project Dance for the seventh and eighth grades. The primary functions of I.A.C. are to provide the school with students trained in the operation of audio-visual equipment, to provide trained stage hands for plays and school assemblies,to plan group visits to industrial plants, to foster social and recreational activities for members of the club, and to encourage professional growth of the members of the club. Through a system of credit points Seniors are awarded club jackets. Hobby activities are encouraged, among these are model airplanes. As a service to the school, the flag is raised and lowered everyday by an Industrial Arts Club member. Mr. Chiavaro is the club's advisor. 86 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 P. Munger: C. Eberhartg C. Sennettg S. Harrington: A. 0'Donne11 cz: N. Little: S. Culverwellp C. Adermang G. HcArd1e: R. Class: 5- Lindermani J, Hawkes: J. Enyeartg hrs. Przondak P. HcKnightg B. Shulang S. Poyfair President. . . . . Carol Eherhart Secretary. . . .Sue Harrington Vice President . .Anita 0'Donne11 Treasurer. . . . Cindy Sennett The membership in Art Club is not limited to, high school art majors, but includes those interested in making ceramic objects, leather purses, water color sketches, stage designs, copper jewelry and other activities of the nature of arts and crafts. Mrs. Przondak is the club advisor. One of the helpful activities this year is that of the group of students who go to the art room during their free periods and help do general jobs to aid the seventh and eighth grade groups. Future Farmers of merica ub Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 J. K1umPP2 C. Ferreeg R. Brounsdheidelg MF- Bridges M. Leeg R. Payne: Mr. Ganshaw R. Shumang G. Bottingg W. Hoy: S.Egg1est0ng F' F' A' Adviser R. Klumppg B. Adams: R. PedleygH. Linderman W. Reinboltgk. Gardner: W,Bai1eyg Ferreeg D. Edmisterg W. Reid: J. Wendler P. Bakerg W. 87 Row 1 K. Beilein: A. Toenniessen: D. Vincent: J. Brown: D. Strong: P. Ammerman: J, Kolbow: K. Gifford: J. McKnight: W. Ferree: N. Gaude: IUSS 510311911 Row 2 L. Feltz: B. Beals: D. Payne: ll. Smith: ll. Beilein: B. Wagner: C- Wiley? R. Albright: K. Shelton: J. Bye: D. Judd: J. Roger: J. EQQIOSIOD Ron 3 L. Schultz: W. Chunco: J. Hill: K. Hyde: P. Harding? B- smith? Z. 0'Donnel1: B. lurphy: J. Goble: D. Navarro: J. Stark Student Council The Student Council in its second year of existence at Newfane, has been active in many respects. The thirty-six member council consists of representatives from grades seven through twelve. Under the direction of Jeanette Kolbow, President: Kenneth Gifford, Vice- President: Joyce McKnight, Secretary: Paul Ammerman, Treasurer: the Student Council has sent Care packages to foreign countries, presented a flag to the school, assisted in scheduling school activities, acted as guides at Open House, assisted at basketball games, cleaned the trophy cases, keptnm the school foyer, and sponsored the Junior Red Cross. It is the feeling of many that the Student Council has made much progress this year. 4-'gf 55 Q5 1- 2: I I I ,, X, ffnlo 88 Row l A. O'Donnell: S. Linderman: P. Keyes: J. Miller: J. Baldwin: S. Brewer: J. Brown: L. Hague: R. Kaufman: M. Jones Row 2 D. Botting: A. Day: J. Whitmore: N. Gaude: M. J. Morson: D. Hillyard: J. Wills: P. Bobzien: C. Kaltenbacherg K. Marshall: J. Dugos: G. Craggs Row 3 S. Lewis: B. Beals: N. Haines: K. Mallory: C. Sennett: M. Bradley: N. Kroppg J. Perkins: M. Smith: Mrs. Porter Library C ub Library Club The Library Club meets once or, if necessary, twice a month as a group. At the first meeting officers were elected as follows President. . . .Joan Miller Vice President. . . .Mida Jane Morson Advisor. . . . .Mrs. Porter Secretary-Treasurer . .Patricia Keyes The business meeting is held at the opening portion of every meeting. As is the policy and purpose of the club, each member volunteers to be in charge at the sign-out desk and to complete tasks which enable our library to be a very efficiently run place, by helping keep books mended, bulletin boards up-to-date and seasonally appropriate. The Newfane Library Club met with the Roy-Hart Club at Royalton-Hartland Central School on November sixteenth. The occasion was a book fair and tea. The Library Club started a worthwhile service this year. They put a short summary in the front of each fiction book to enable the reader to choose a book with more ease. Among the events planned were several field trips. One was a visit to the Newfane Free Library. Another was a full day visiting the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library System. 89 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 A. 0'Donne11: C. Urtel: E. Kolbe: J. Theis: Z. 0'Donne11: R. Kaufman J. Wills: K. Gray: E. Kubiak Miss McBrien: D. Starr: B. Sims: S. Poyfair: P. Ferree: K. Poyfair D. Lewis: C. Eberhart: Miss Heimerl C. Mayer: P. Linderman: J. Whitmore: J. Kolbow: M. Jones: J. Large C. Morey Newspaper Staff L. Dale: M. Mularz: C. Golden: K. Goodling: Miss 0'Loughlin: L. Hague B. Smith: H. Rakfeldt R. Allen: G. Allen: P. Seeloff: Miss McBrien: S. Murray: T. Hanna H.'Fitzgerald: J. Noon J. Bates: J. Dussault: S. Greene: K. Class: E. Bredefeld: S. Greenwald B. Beutel ' 90 w 1 N. Howardg R. Reinboltg B. Stookeyg M. Heddeng L. Valmore w 2 R. Valmoreg B. Baker: R. Pollack Kindergarten Row 1 Row 2 . Betzlerg C. Grayg,T. Newkirkg K. Aiken: . Walch V . Bidlemanp B. Bentley: T, Kelley: . Caughillg A. Wilson 91 Senior High 5 444444....n.n if 1 4 E 2 Donald Reinbolt In Memoriam Donald Reinbolt first was acquainted with a few members of our class when he lived in the village of Newfane and attended primary grades here. When Donald's parents moved to their home on the Ewings Road, he joined Judy Large, Patricia Neary, and Franklin Larkin at the Ewings Road school. Donald still lived on the Ewings Road when our Central building was com- pleted and he attended classes here from 1949. Don was quiet and unassuming but very cheerful and always willing to take his part in class activities. It was with sincere sorrow that we learned of his passing in a fatal acci- dent, March 28, 1955. 92 Row l J. Miller: R. Kaufman: M. Parker: C. Garmang P. Ammerman: K- Giff0!d7 C. Haseley: M. Cathcartg J. Large Row 2 Miss McBrieng N. Palia: M. Sheltong A. Kohler: F. Boyer: P. Lindermani M. Blish: Mrs. Przondak Row 3 P. Bobzieng C. Aderman: J. Kolbowg M. Jones: P. Neary Senior Yearbook Staff Mary Blish, Editor-in-Chief Business T ' ........ yging Marilyn Cathcart Ed. Regina Kaufman Ed. Alfred Kohler June Eggleston Alfred Wilkins Mary Blish Julia Johnson Patricia Bobzein Feature Carol Aderman Jeanette Kolbow Mary Ann Jones Zina 0'Donne11 Joan Theis Ed. Nancy Palia Patricia Morehouse Judith Dussault Jerene Dussault Judith Wills Photography Charles Garman Ed Literary Priscilla Linderman William Brown Patricia Bobzein Karen Goodling Nancy Connor Lynn Beals Sgorts Malcolm Parker Kenneth Gifford Robert Fralick Patricia Neary BUY T3Y10I Paul Ammerman Ronald Stvckey Donna Vincent Carl Haseley ALL Joan Miller Ed. Layout Ann LaRose Judith Large Ed. Joanne Hawkes Mary Jane Shelton Carol Eberhart Sandra Theimke 93 Row l D. Vincent: P. Morehouse: E. Kubiakg R. Class: A. Wilkins: J. Wills: J. Theisg C. Mayer Row 2 A. LaRose: N. Connors: J.Johnson: J. Dussaultg Z. 0'Donne1lg K. Goodlingg J. Dussaultg J. Hawkes: C. Eberhartg Miss Heimerl Row 3 L. Bealsg J. Schoellesg R. Taylor: R. Fralickg J. Eggleston Junior Yearbook Staff The Yearbook staff held its first meeting early in September, and decided that the Automobile Industry would be the theme for this year's edition of the uCentury.n Then, each individual staff was given its assignments and deadlines. The literary staff has interviewed the different organizations about their plans, while the feature staff has worked on class history, and other features. The sports staff has been busy looking into its phase of activities at N. C. S. Right after Christmas Vacation, the lay-out staff was at work trying to piece everything together. The business staff, by this time, was getting ready to sell subscriptions for the 'Tentury.n The art staff has kept busy with drawings, while the photography staff members have been busy clicking their cameras. The typing staff has worked very hard during the whole year, typing and re-typing the copy. Now, at last, our product is ready to be released and to be sent out onto the open road. We hope that you will enjoy it and that you will spend many happy hours traveling through this Yearbook. , ii 7 l, f , w J- ff av ,ff s Z Jim U 94 And so we drive out to x.-W' F- Stockholders I M.: I cl I I Nc 1 I l f ' o Rodd U ' u Rd CU MCC 71 o 1 5 . o .. it A McKee Iv.I Ioni- Jacqucs oo 'U I! 0 N 0 4-' -Pl ci '5 'J L I- U 0 -I Kgfchun Hoi'-fmgp, Rd: ' I ann s Hsemenf na, oubkfnz ' 1 2 1 I : 8 I :1 I! I I4- I gs, aa.: I Easf Charlo tCVI llc Rd Ave U P.. 0 W o D 'A- Brown BISIM72 Hai' tu- Road J' Round nu St rad. MII hon Dollar' Ax ........ .- ,001 .1 ' -' 9 .-.....-v , LZQL vi E-,GL ,,, 'W 1- 95 ix gvtftqbl Cf! rfglfvdfk ,igvisblff fl63AfJ,'5'9-jjtt'

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