Niagara Wheatfield High School - Nucleon Yearbook (Sanborn, NY)

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8-2 - ROW ONE, Leff to Right: l. Boer, D. Marohn, G. Salerno S. Amey, M. Meiiler, Mr. Camp bell. ROW TWO: S. Shamberg er, P. Frosr, C. David, J. Smith D. Grose, A. Westmorland, A Kenyon. ROW THREE: P. Bos sard, G. Huff, A. McDougall, J Candella, J. Nelson, A. Hersieck A. Greene. 90 1 1 8-1 - Row ONE, Lefi fo Right: T. Hedden, J. Miller, E. Rowles, B. Zurefsch, L. Lum, N. Chelius, M. Lichf, J. Boolh, Mrs. Weir. ROW TWO: P. Young, K, Mahar, L. Abbey, B. Shaffer, J. Grif- feih, M. Coder, K. Jackson, S. Houseman. ROW THREE: T. Printup, S. Bruscoupi, L. Di Rienzo, M. Goulah, J. Chap- man, R. McCorfl1y, W. Schim- schack, H. Alderman, R. Harf- man. 8-3 - Row ONE, L.-.fi fo Right M. Case, J. Angelo, P. Wendt, T. Beecher. ROW TWO: G. Townsend, F. Jack, L. Duerr, J. Garvey, K. Hunfsman, A. Smith, K. Delelio, D. Curry, Mr. Davis. ROW THREE: R. Dulainslcy, R. Mahar, J. Hopfer, L. Follick, D. Harriss, H. Mietlicki, R. Mc- Garvy, R. Bechen. ROW FOUR: L. Sandsform, K. Sficek, J. One- si, R. Hull, S. Keller, J. Pollock, R. Fountain, C. Gasbarre. L. Lorenii.

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. Wallace Warblow Washburn Wells Wendt Wienke Wilcox Willcox Williams Wilmot Q ,L , K A Sm' np., Q Flgvyg k , if s ii c , bb- ' - Q ' A . , S p ill, I lil I :E K gig.: l if-l K f-'i' E 4 1 . ff N SAYNXXI u IVNMNX mx It r y .mm tu ....t.. 4, . it ki Q El? L. Wilson wa . -- -Q52 s..W.,,ss. -ux- R. Wiseman lv ,N ok . a p i H. Wozniak 1 Q G. Wolf 'iv L. Zastrow X .-ci , 4:9 ' 19532 F ' la w R. Ziemendorf N-W played host to its first foreign visitor by welcoming to its doors Gustave Adolopho Villa Mar- tinez, a 15 year old boy from Medallion, Columbia. Gustave spent his summer vacation at the home of Francis E. Sortman, Townline Road, Sanborn, and attended N-W for this period. The student body of N-W has greatly benefited from the presence of its first foreign student by re- ceiving a better understanding of international af- fairs and the customs of his country. The Spanish classes especially appreciated his presence since it gave them a better understanding of the language, customs and life of the Spanish speaking people. 89

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8-4 - ROW ONE: Left to Right: T. Borkowski, T. Phillips, D. Caldwell, A. Hicks. ROW TWO: Y. Brei, P. Graves, N. Hilts, V. Sgroi, Mr. Barlow, J. Gooch, R. Hewitt, C. Falbo, E. Schumacher. ROW THREE: S. Fraser, D. Baud- huin, D. Dunklebarger, M. Cat- agner, M. Lewis, M. Eddy, K. Tobey, P. Robinson, E. Gurver, R. Oliviri, D. Murray. ROW FOUR: R. Jensen, D. Faccini, J. Watt, C. Buchyn, B. Malloy, M. Ceria, R. Lester, V. Overhiser, T. Joyce, J. Barbaro. 1-seossoiih 8-6 - ROW ONE: Left to Right: M. Peirce, R. Stokes, C. Young, H. Craft, M. Fyke. ROW TWO: B. Johns, J. Blaine, G. Carnac- chia, L. Kranarezyk, W. Zomont, C. Bennett, L. Caughell. ROW THREE: C. Mowery, R. Kinary, D. Thomas, B. Humphrey, K. Johnston, W. Clar, J. Hunt. 8-5 - Row ONE, Left to Right: C. Levine, R. Certo, S. Taddeo, W. Smith, Miss Minken, K. Ad- ams, D. Chelius, S. Scott. ROW TWO: C. Yuhasy, J. Murawski, R. Jost, L. Masters, M. Camp- bell, J. Wager, D. Pharis, C. Amey, C. Shepherd. ROW THREE: A. Anderson, M. Pres- kop, C. Hunter, B. Wilkes, L. Bones, J. Guyette, R. Vogel, J. Richardson, W. Graveley, D. Trei- chler, J. Griffith. 91