1 I n K T rf R fi -? if :ii l 2 2 . 1, 1, 1 1 Ml I 'E 1 I s 'I I 1 F! . J U L xl . U ,EK ,V-6 M, J ui: A 5-1 in WI .1 . U - nw u, n, in :x ' if , 1, fa- . , K lv 3, 4 19 53, ' 7 'PT fx U .+ Q 7:9 Q' ' : I' v , I Q- ,fx , lx y f 'I , 1 r...,f-4' ',Zl-- ' 243 - 1, 1, X. i fa ws 'F nu 'A 5 ,f if 5 15' XY., W, Presented by Olean High School Student Association for the School Year 1950-51 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITORS IN CHIEF MARGARET YARDMAN NIANAGING EDITORS JANE MCGAVISK ROSE DIMARCO ASSOCIATE EDITORS Karen Rltlenthalef, George Bolden ............................... Donald Bryant ......................................... .......,.. John Bell, Nelson Davison ............... Jack Sharp, Dorothy McKenzie ......... Loretta RyblCkl ....................,........... Walter Beabout, Howard Ward ......... C ' I -f I- A , - I 7 ' Q f i 'U ' iii I l ,Q , 12, -1 'A A 0 .ri I . Q , fr Page One TERRENCE LYONS KATHRYN HENDRIX ............,Literary ........Photography .........Sports ..,......Business .......CiI'culation UR FOUR XEARS ARE NEAR COMPLETE. AS WE LINGER A LAST MOMENT WITH OUR FOND MEMORIEs, WE vIEW THE FACT THAT OTHERS WILL FOLLOW, AD- DING TO THE FAME AND TRADI- TION OF OUR ALMA MATER. IT WAS WITH THIsI THOUGHT IN MIND THAT WE WISH TO OOM- MEMORATE THE CONGRESS OF FIFTY-ONE TO THESE FUTURE GRADUATES OF OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL. TERRENCE LYONS CLASS'OF FIFTY-ONE 1948 1949 1950 1954 1953 1952 1 IMYND Pg Tl PUBLISHED BY OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL Clean, New York DEDICATION IN .MENIORIAJW - .MR. DONALD M. KEAGLE Superintenldent of Olean Public Schools 1940-1951 Shortly before his death this year, Mr. Keagle had prepared this message to the Class of 1951: Into these halls you came as eager youth seeking knowledge. Here, also, have come mature men and women seeking the fulfillment of a dream. YfVithin these classrooms has taken place Contact of mind which sharpens understanding, likewise, meditation which leads to wisdom. From these halls you will go forth as young men and women joyous in the thought of accomplishment and filled with a desire for service. Let your actions be so governed that they will tell the world and the community of the ideals which you symbolize as a memorial of appreciation to your pafellts, your school and your teachers. Page F our FOREWORD he Congress Staff of 1951 presents as their theme, the Olean Huskies Certainly, no group in high school is more deserving of this show of our appreciation than the Huskies This name represents the athletic teams of Olean High School throughout the past ten years-a group of athletes who have added greatly to the honor and esteem of the school. Our earnest endeavor has been to present a book that will remind everyone of the importance of the Huskies in our school life. No other organization in high school boasts as many members. No other group has as many supporters or produces as much spirit. Without the Huskies, a vital part of our school spirit would be gone. The Huskies have turned out many line athletes, and what is more important, men who have profited much from the teamwork and responsibility involved in athletics. It is our sense of the spirit and pleasure that has been given to our hope that the following pages will reveal to the reader a school by the Huskies Page Five ,,.,fM K 'V lyfuiw N., C0 TE TS ADMINISTRATION W y U il! 'Q 5- , S , ,ks 5 B CLASSES w If w 1 gg ,JL u v: 'X S M W:m .,f. mfwqf 'V QS S Y 2 I A TI 9 ff Mw1fw,Q 'n9,Lif , . um 'Ez Ktygggk AMW ww, 6 I ,WM M, 2- 141 125, f U ,QW 535 'V ya .wfm WgggQQQ , 5,55 4w+5,,? W -w ug- . c ff :S ML. ww . Fvfigmif fiwfc-awbwmhilwe W li Q -Q Q , T52 a . f ' af, 47 5 -zf Q wimwgw',p,'si,,-S, .. , kwfcv W x, X fl . gi 'SI' Q ff.,-f me , I A ' , UM-, qw- X ,A , , - , S ff 4' ' wi Dii z Y J ' 7' cmcesn smers + ..,,,.,. ...V -W1,g+3mw.,53:1, , - . - ' wif, ' - ' ..,, .Ae xi , ME-,:... ,-,-v .M V 5, Z.. mf 'V 23 5 X .aa Af, ' vw. i - iv ., v Page Six BOARD or EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION II Q7 ' ' , , I I Z. 1 5 1 Q If gqzf I1 - . V-I1 lg 511- H5 I III , I ' . W. .JI I ww J L. 'I' L' H I 1 'II X-'I JIYI .. 'IM I 'IIII IIIIIII II E' 5,4 II EJB?-1 Q FII ' ' II I III! 'I J' IIII I wg L 'II I I III II I I I I If I 'I I HIE .. 4, A I .'. N r Ffa' ii 'i'i: ' : 'I I - i,III AIII in ' ig-ga,-Qi...--J f' ' fx ILIf,,...-.3 fi-f-M FACULTY HIGH ZQ , VS . ....,. ' S .N 'dl' N 0 4. vc , ' x 4 N 1- 0 : 7 r l I 1 K h , - A ?'.rxwY'f - H 3 ' -' ' 3 3.2 -Y kb 4- , 1, ' 'ttf , D ' A A Q lbg llljl , 'OF - xgppy X I X A Ulll 'f'ffltIf4'+ T I U ,dll '56 44 '-a oat 'Q N f-fs-. 3 r U 'Ga -an 3. A Q S. 1 E 4,.,.A . 5 s ' , 1.1 5 x ' Q, za D' oo,'.. 5 . lfllllfl .,','llll,, ' ' Y BOARD OF EDUCATION John M. Woods, President Robert L. Davis, Secretary Chester F. Clee Harry B. Hunter Thomas R. Olson George L. Purdy Mrs. Gretchen Buckley Mrs. Mary S. Hannigan Edward H. Baresel R. V. Koebelin, Clerk Genevieve M. Dinsmore, Asst. Clerk A Message To Seniors You know, as we do, that you are graduating into a troubled world. We hope that your years in the Olean schools and particularly your last four years in high school, have equipped you in some measure to cope with the problems you will face. We will watch your progress with interest and confidence. We feel that you have developed attitudes, habits, standards of conduct, and a feeling of tolerance toward your fellow man that will insure you future happiness. Our pride in your accomplishments is a reflection of the pride of your parents, your teachers, and your community. If a desire for further education and for accepting the responsibilities which you will face in our democratic system has been instilled in you here, we will be happy. We graduate you with our very best wishes. JOHN M. WOODS President of the Board of Education Page Nine E. H. HOELDTKE Principal ADMINISTRATION To Seniors . . The opportunity to attend high school is a privilege which has been extended to the youth of our great nation. Students profit in proportion to their application in various assignments, 1n participation in extra-curricular programs, in leader- ship among their fellow workers, and in their desire for excellence. Olean offers this opportunity as a better preparation for a more useful life. V It is with hope and confidence and yet some fearfulness that we send the class of 1951 on its way-companions to so many former classes of O.H.S. We are fearful of the world we send you out to. I-Iave we prepared you for it? Or, can we prepare you for it? X'Ve hope so. And, as always, we will have the greatest con- Hdence in you, our youthful companions of the past four years. M. W .SMITH Vice Principal 'e Ten ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF JOHN W. YVALLACE ELIZABETH HERZOG Boys' Guidance Girls' Guidance MISS CLARK DR. GREENLEAF MRS. GARVEY MRS. ARMSTRONG Medical Stag KAY D. PALMER JEAN Q. KONIECZKA Principalis Ojice Page Eleven DOROTHY ATKINS English ANNA M. BALL Art Advisor to Oil Painting Club BERTHA H. BEAR English q FACULTY RICHARD BAKER M. ELIZABETH BALDWIN Science English Advisor to Camera Club Advisor to Dramatic Club EDITH NI. BASS KATHRYN BAUDENDISTAL Commercial Mu-'ic Sophomore Class Advisor s. CLYDE CAPPON SAMUEL CARR ' 'E Orchestra Wocational , lnllffd-ii,-,ff V.. Page Twelve AGNES M. CASEY Spanish 8c English Advisor to Spanish Club MARY G. DOXVNEY English MILDRED EATON Home Economics FACULTY ROBE T F. CHARLES DOROTHY COBURN Social Studies MARY C. DRISCOLL MABLE C. 'EATON English Home Economics junior Class Advisor THELMA EVERLETH n C ercial Home Economics omm Cafeteria Manager HELEN H. FABIC Page Thirteen is -, b ,, il ' ' ian f 431 521 V 3 . L i-flair ' C S itis i ittt Fl ' if ff- Science FACULTY HERTEL FLUENT MARION FOOTE Science Mathematics Golf Coach Freshman Class Advisor 5 RICHARD GATES CLARENCE GEUDER IDA R. GOULD Commercial .. ,fish - 5 . ' , l 'MA , his-M.v-aff! ' M ,, 'A vw f, I is-VI' I ,Q,. , -,.- A, if . X- '?15:--,.i-QM-and Wm, I A 1-xgvlcfixfwgi g.,4,,-,wg ysjQf:mi4gg1-.1 1 -f I if A X in-W UP I :fw2'W12s'fl' -. W-1 - f . ta' ROBERT C. GRANT Director of Music Dept. Mathematics Librarian Senior Class Advisor Advisor to Library Clu IVIARY GRIFFIN LOUIS HALE Commercial Engmh Page Fourteen . .v ,W LULU M. HILL Science Ef1Q5??55f 5221 N M' 1 E fssggq- X. lp .slr 4, . E,?,x,B ing, X? Q 255 , Q. W, M al M',,v,l1itgff wil i f 5 ' iii3l13il..if.if'i.' Q , E - f 75239. 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CLASS OF 1951 CLASS OFFICERS Richard Rosse ............... .............................................. .........,..... P 1' esident Karen Ritzenthaler ,......... ....................................... ......... V i ce President Dorothy McKenzie ........ ............ S ecretary Terrence Lyons .................... ' .....................................................,..... ....... T 1' easurer STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Jane McGavisk Cornelia Dunn Kathryn Hendrix Robert Muir Carol Guion CLASS ADVISORS Miss Oliver Mr. Geuder Miss Percival Mr. Wallace Page Twenty-One ,. I. ..,u 'T ,yy 'Vw K-F Y' 1 .Y Y x N . Xi X X. x., Q , ' . A Y, y' -i, ' K4 P SENIORS Page Twenty- Two Jane M. Abdo Chub Science Club 33 Usher for Christmas pageant: Usher for Musical Comedy Mary Lou Ambroselli sophie Homeroom Representative 13 Homeroom Representat Phyllis M. Anderson Uphilu Glee Club 1, 25 Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Science Club 2 Michael P. Ash Mickey Baseball 3 Louis Augustini ucusn Music Festival 1, 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football Banquet 3, 4 Richard L. Baire Dick Business course ' ' ive 4 Gerald P. Baker vfjerrynn Student Council 3, 43 Home- room Representative 33 Ush- er at Commencement: Musi- cal Comedy 3, 49 Decoration Committee junior Prom Gwendolyn A. Baker Gwen Usher for Senior Play 4 Flora Barnes Flora Usher at Commencement 35 Usher at Class Night 3 Virginia Bames Ginny Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Emblem 3 Basketball 1 Musical Comedy l, 2 Edward Bazow NEdil Industrial Arts Course Emil Bazow HM0eIJ Freshman Basketball Intramural Sports l, 2, 3 Page Tuienty-Three SENIORS ,f L, MJ MM U0 5115- 'xt 'r .-.211 X , all .M-'C ll SENIORS Page Twenty -Four Walter E. Beabout lfspikeb Science Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Kay L. Bearfield ltKaylJ Usher at Senior Play O John W. Bell Chimes Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Golf Team 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jasper C. Bello jaspe1 ' Vocational Industrial Arts Course james LeRoy Berfield .,BeTf,, Track 1, 2 Patricia Anne Bischalaney Patty Glee Club lg Basketball lg Volleyminton lg Ping Pong lg Sports Letter lg Girl's soft- ball lg Musical 3 Gayle Blackmon Gayle Basketball 15 Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Sports Letter 15 Softball 15 French Club 25 Tumbling Club 15 Treasurer of Junior Classg Homeroom Alternate I5 Usher at Commencement 35 Musical Comedy 15 Musical Comedy Cast 45 Publicity Committee of Freshman Skat- ing Party5 Refreshments Coin- mittee of junior Prom: Al- ternate Cheerleader 3 Eric S. Blumenthal Sol Intramural basketball5 Ping Pong Club5 Intramural Vol- leyball5 Junior Business Club5 President Dramatic Club 45 Musical Comedy 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Entry in National High School Poetry Contest Clara Bolden Clara Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volleymin- ton 1, 2, 35 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 2, 35 Sports Letter l, 25 Girl's Softball l, 2, 45 Shuffleboard l, 2, 35 Business Club, 3, 45 Assembly Christmas Pageant George E. Bolden George Science Club Secretary 3, 45 Musical Comedy 35 Senior Play 45 Telloscope Staff 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staffg Publicity Committee of United Classes I'arty5 W.H.D.L. Radio Play Stuart M. Bradley nstuu Intramural Sports l James L. Brown jim Football 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Football Banquet 3, 4 r. N , x Page Twenty-F ive ,WA 0 lXV - ' . 'Q 555i5S'52y5-725 5 ,. , li ' H . g,,:jz,5.:1z,:.g1f5, 5 f - ' ' .fa 'lfiiijifstlast 5, - - - 9!i.is.fi?i'?, Q . Q , Q!! ,ffiffisii1fQ7gii I . J' ,fl ' 5-sip' 1. ,,,, :mi 5-IHQI., 2ur'i:,,,1 V 1, , i ffiiiratsaw 1 . If, - Wil , of ii --f 1 me - W5 L, . A - t , , l g . 1 I g Q vf L r , , . .,, 50. 111.-'fs v SENIORS SENIORS Page Twenty-Six Martha L. Brundage Red Softball 3, 45 Oil Painting Club 1, 4 H. Donald Bryant Sam j.V. Football: Intramural Sports 1, 23 Football Banquet: Golfg Camera Club 2: Red Cross 25 Homeroom Alternate' 3: Musical Comedy 1, 2, 35 Senior Play: Assembly: Tel- loscope Staff l, 2, 35 Year- book Staff 4 Clara E. Bush Bushy Classical Club 1, 2, 3: Sci- ence Clubg Homeroom Rep- resentative 4g Villa Maria Academy l, 2, 3 Dale E. Callahan Cal j.V. Football 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 43 Intramural Volleyball 43 Beaty junior High 1 james F. Campbell jim Oil Painting Club 2, 4 Musical 3 Art Staff of Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Elma Carucci Irma Basketballg Volleyballg Ping Pong: Sports Letter 1, 2, 3: Girl's Softballg Musical I2 john Clayton Chadwick Chaddy Industrial Arts Course james W. Clark Clarkie Football 3, 43 Track 25 Boys' State 3: Musical Comedy 3: junior Play Property Com- mittee 3 Gerald E. Clarke Gerry Basketball lg Football 3g Track 33 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Sports Banquet Elizabeth M. Close Liz Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleymin- ton 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3g Sports Letter 1, 2, 3: Girl's Softball 1, 2, 3, Civic Forum Usher 2: Program Committee junior Ticket Committee Musical 2: Commercial Club l Viola E. Collins l. Vi., Basketball 5, 44 Volleyball 3, 43 Costume and Property Committee for Senior Play Sylvia Conchilla Sli'ue Ping Pong 1 Qfi, :sw Page Twenty-Seven ,SENIORS 5. 1 as Sifkina v :NBA 9 e Q ,L 5 11 S 4 is A pu, 4 'iw fl 415 ,mr t X tgxwxt vw v as A vvuvfuxui 1 , , . X :my gn. -- t swf gtg 1, . ef, ing ,,., mst X 22 fam.: ?11.mgf, ff, yt Q 1 9,-5455 Qty , ,. 2, 4 .tr 1 wi, :gtg f, ,,,. wr. 1: ,. , A Iwata, 15 S , 1 ' A ' . mfr ' ' f QQ tgifz,-'r-wa. . 1. . J, , - : A wfnlh xt-il -4 a', .lai .Vfvxk 3 f.f1zp2t,-' 4. t SQ-qv Zig A ' vim.: Q, l Q akl,55i.T 3,32 - 1, -- - ..1-wwf: m 1 9, ' 4.2 Q34 Q p afar. ., flgaaf , , ,. ip.6,iQQu,4' ggi if 'Q S E N I 0 R S , Page Twenty-Ezglzt Joyce M. Conklin Joyce Musical Minstrelg Ping Pongg Usher at Senior Play 43 Span- ish Club Josephine Convey H10 IJ Volleyminton l, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Classical Club 1 Frances A, Constantino Cheech Intramural Sports 1 Geraldine A. Cook .,1e1,ry., Shorthand Club 4 Red Cross Posters 2, 3 Kay L. Cooper Louanne Choir Glee Club Orchestra Musical Festival Samuel G. Cottone Sam Basketball, J.V.g J.V. Foot- ballg Baseball: Intramural Sports: Sports Banquetg Su- per Sporls Letter ' Daniel E. Crowley uDa7l', Choir 45 Boys' Glee Clubg Music Festival 43 Cross Coun- try 3: Basketball lg Science Club 2, 5, 43 President Sci- ence Club 2, 3: Homeroom Senate 2: junior Play 3 Stephen T. Crowley Romeo Boys' Glee Club 4g Intra' mural Sports 1, 43 Chess Club 1: Science Club 2, 3, 43 Pub- licity Committee for junior Playg Co-Chairman Publicity Committee Senior Playg Mu- sical Comedy 3, 4 Paul E Cyphert llcurlyll Freshman year at St. Marys Alexander Dahar MAI!! Intramural Basketba Gloria J. DiCola Dickey Home Economics Course Rose J. DiMarco ,,R0sy., Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong Club 33 Tumbling Club l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Musical Comedy 3: Sports Banquet 45 Publicity and Property Committee of Senior Playg Managing Editor of Year- book 43 Decorating Commit- tee of Junior Prom SENIORS Page Thirty Marcella R. Dodge llMidgelJ Musical 3 Noreen E. Donahue Noreen Glee Club 35 Music Festival 25 Emblem in Music 25 Bas- ketball 25 Ping Pong 15 French Club 2, 35 junior Red Cross 2, 35 Homeroom Sen- ate 2: Shorthand Club 25 Tumbling Club 15 Bowling Club 45 Senior Play 45 Mu- sicals 1, 2, 35 Glee Club Spring Concerts 3g Christmas Pageant 25 Assembly Program 2 Leo T. Donnellan Irish Choir 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Music Festival 3, 45 Football 3, 45 'Sports Banquet 3, 45 President of Sophomore and junior C1ass5 Student Coun- cil I5 Homeroom Senate 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical Comedy 2, Jean Carole Dorsey, Bunny Sports Letter l, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Sport Council 25 Tumbling Club 45 Homeroom Rep. 15 Usher at Senior Play5 Usher at Musical Comedy 35 Usher at junior Play 35 Usher at Christmas Pageant 4 Donald W. Dougherty Dock Vocational Arts Course John F. Ducey Tim Track Intramural Sports Oil Painting Club 4 Cornelia H. Dunn Corky Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club lg Musical Festival lg Tumbling Club 3: Dramatic Club 35 French Club 1, 2: Classical Club 1, 25 Oil Paint- ing Club lg Treasurer Fresh- man Classg Student Council 45 Homeroom Representa- tive 3: Homeroom Alternate 1, 45 Prompter junior Play: Cheerleader 3, 4: Musical Comedy 1, 2, 35 Publication in National High School An- thologyg Sports Banquet Hon- orable Mention for Red Cross IJOSIEI' Carol j. Easley Carol Glee Club 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Emblem 2, 3: French Club 4g Treasurer of French Club 43 Usher for Senior Play 43 Usher for Civic Mu- sic 2g Musicals 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 31 Spring Festivals 1, 2, 3: All-County Orchestra 35 Jr. Red Cross Council 43 Assembly 45 Christmas Concert l, 2, 3g Ticket Committee Junior Playg Secretary Youth Coun- cil 4: Poem Accepted by Na- tional Poetry Association 4 Albert H. Edel Albie j.V, Basketball 2: V. Basket- ball 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball and Basketball Ban- quet: Super Sports Letter: Assembly Bandg 20 Point Let- ter, Musical Comedy 2 Irene Fairbanks HAt,eJ! Girls' Sports Council 2: Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 2: Musical Comedy 2, 35 Usher at Musical Comedy lg Tumbling Club l, 2, 4 Meril J. Favro 1lIeril Office Staff 3, 4 Robert J. Favro HB0b.U Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Page Thirty-One SENIORS SENIORS 1 an L Page Thirty-Two Anne M. Flynn Flynnie Basketball 13 Ping Pong lp Volleyball 13 Sports Letter 13 Girls Softball 13 Musical Comedy 1, 2 Henry R. Ford Hank Choir 3, 43 Musical Festival and Contest 3, 43 Track 3, 4g Intramural Sports 33 Cross Country 3, 43 Chess Club, li Camera Club 13 jr. Red Cross 23 Science Club 23 jr. Play 33 Musicals 1, 2, 33 Usher Connnencementg 20 pt. Let- ter 3g Reporter Tell-O-scope 23 Sports Editor Tell-O-scope 33 Assembly 3 Edward F. Forrest Eddie Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf I, 2, 3, 4 Gerald J. Gallets Gerry j.V. Basketball 23 V. Basket- ball 33 Sports Banquetg Homeroom rep. 1, 23 Homeroom Alt. 3, 4 Ann Garland HL- ji., Glee Club lg Concerts lg Ticket committee for junior and Senior Playg Homeroom alt. l Lawrence E. Gazdik Gasooks Intramural 'Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom alt. 1 F I William Geise uliilln Intramural Sports Dolores A. Germack Garry Basketball 2: Volleyball 1, Ping Pong l, 2, 33 Girl's Soft- ball 1, 2, 33 Bowling 4g Bad- minton 1, 33 Shorthand Club 3g Commercial Club 2: Ush- er Spring Concert lg Usher Commencement 3 jean R. Glass ujeanu Glee Club l Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Music Festival Donald E. Gooden anon.. Usher at Senior Play .Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4 james E. Graham u-,hun Usher at junior Play Musical Comedy 3 Robert Granger Spaghetti Footballg Trackg j.V. Base- ballg Intramural Sports: Cap- tain of Football Team 43 Su- per Sports Letterg Sport Banquet X. A i ,yr QW Page Thirty- Three ENIURS 2 s E SENIORS Page Thirty-Four Richard N. Greatwood Dick Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Letter 3 yrs.3 Musical Festival 1, 2: Homeroom rep. 33 Property Committee jr. Playg Monitor Sectional Music Contest 23 jr. Red Cross rep. 45 Musical Comedy 2: Public Speaking Contest 43 Assembly Band- 45 Poem accepted by Anthology of High Schoolg Poetry Richard B. Greene Rick Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Football Banquet 2 Duane S. Grove ' Hunclz Industrial Arts Course Carol E. Guion Carol Basketball 4g Volleyball 43 Ping Pong 2, 35 Girl's Soft- ball 35 Homeroom Alt. 3, 45 Tell-O-Scope reporter 33 Fea- ture Editor Tell-O-Scope 43 jr. D.A.R. Speaking Contest 33 journalism conference: Chairman Publicity Commit- tee Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Jr. Promg Publicity Manager, Student Council Electiong Poem accepted by National Poetry Anthology S. Richard Haas Dick Intramural Sports 3, 4 St. Marys 1 Marilyn J. Haggerty llIarilyn Usher at junior Play Musical Comedy 2 xx Q -fa am 'JNVYX I I ,N 1 f Terrence W. Halleck Terry j.V. Basketball Intramural Sports 3, 4 President Freshman Class Homeroom Representative l Rosemarie Haynes Cornsilk Home Economics Course Kathryn Hendrix Kathy Vice President of Freshman Class: Student Council 4g Homeroom Alt. 25 Freshman Playg St. Mary's Schoolg Gen- eral Excellence 15 Managing Editor Congress 41 Decoration Committee of junior Promg Prop Committee of Senior Playg Christmas Pageant 1 Wanda Hill Wanda Choir 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Emblem 2: Basketball lg Vol- leyball lg Ping Pong lg Sports Letter lg Latin Club 29 Homeroom Rep. 43 junior and Senior Playg Musical 2, 3: Essay for National Essay Contest publ. in 1951 An- thology: Christmas Pageant 1, 2, 3, 4 Frances Hitchcock Franny Glee Club 3, 4 Richard Hoffman Dick Choir 4 Football 2 Track 1 Banquet 3 Page Thirty-F ive ig y Ltt3J,L1zQf,Ja Q l i E E S 5 5 5 3 Q SENIORS l SENIURS Page Th irty-Six Kathleen Horton ulfllfllyn Home Economics Course Usher at Class night 3g Com- mencement 3 National Harvester Pie con- test William C. Howard Duke Vocational Course joan E. Hudock joanie Glee Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2 Vice Pres. Dramatic Club 2 Ticket Committee Jr. Play Ticket Committee Sr. Play Musicals 2, 3, 4 William Hyland Red Industrial Arts Course Intramural Sports 1, 2 Mona Jesson Mona Band l, 23 Emblem 3g Cam- era Club 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Oil Painting Club lg Homeroom Alt. 33 Senior Playg Usher at Civic Forum, Theater Guild Playg Musical Comedy 2, 3: Twenty Point Letter: Assembly 1, 2, 4 Marjorie M. Johnson Marge Choir lg Glee Club 1 Ping Pong lg Sports Letter 1 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2g Musi cals 1, 2, 3, 4 - Florian F. Jonak Duchie Baseball 2, 3 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 Joan Jonak jo-Ann Home Economics Course Doris J. Jordan Red Sports Letter 1, 2, 3 Girls Sports Day 3 Frances B. Joseph l!Baz!J Choir 4 Mary Lou E. Kadian Freeze Glee Club lg Vice President Student Council 4g Home- room rep. 23 Homeroom alt 45 Latin Awards 2, 3: Cos- tume and Property Commit- tee of Senior Play: Chairman of Decoration Committee for junior Prom Paula J. Kases KIPUILIGI, Science Club 23 Public Speak- ing 3g jr. Red Cross Council 2, 33 Vice Pres. 2: Pres. of Red Cross Council 33 Student Council Secretary 35 Home- room Alt. 33 jr. Playg Sr. Playg Musical 2: Auxilium Latinum Award 2 Page Thirty-Seven SENIORS SENIORS Page Thirty-Eight joan E. Keller 1, lou Glee Club 3, 4 Ping Pong l Sports Letter 1 Usher for Plays John R. King john R. Choir 2, 3, 43 Boys Glee Club 4g Music Festivals and Con- tests 2, 3, 43 Oil Painting Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play, St. Mary's Acadamy lg Musical Comedy 1, 2, 33 Assemblies 2, 3, 45 Sectional all State 2, 3, Concerts 2, 3, 43 Boys Quartet 2, 3, 45 All-state Choir 43 Radio Programg Pres. of Oil Painting Club 4 Christine F. Klimcyzk Timm - Volleyminton 1, 2, 33 Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club lg Shorthand 33- Home- room Alternate 1, 35 Short- hand Club Ability Award Donna M. Klink Donna Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Sports Let- ter lg Badminton 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross 23 Usher at Musical 2: Christmas Pageant 2 Mariann D. Kranock Marianne Choir 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 33 Volleymin- ton lx, 23 Ping Pong 35 Sports l, 2: Girls Softball 1, 2, 3: Usher at jr. Play Donna Ann Lee Inky Business Coursey Transfer from California, Choir: Mu- sical Festivalg Basketball lg Volleyball lg Girls Softball lg Square Dance Club 1, 2 james Edward Lian Noodles Industrial Arts Course Gloria J. Lingenfelter Tootsie Glee Club 13 Sports Letter 1, 2, 33 Oil Painting Club 1, 2: Science Club 1, 2, 33 Home- room Alt. lg Usher at jr. and Sr. Playsg Usher at Minstrel Playg Tumbling Club 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 3 Helen A. Luty Held Volleyminton l, 2, 3: Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club lg Poem accepted for publication in Anthology of High School Poetry for '51 Ann M. Lyaski Ann Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Emblem 1, 2 Ping Pong 1 Musical Comedy 1, 2 Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Bernard T. Lyaski Q Ace JV Track 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Track 3, 4 Committee for Jr. Prom Donald J. Lyle Don Industrial Arts Course V Page Thirty-Nine SENIORS SENIORS Page Forty Terrence W. Lyons Terry Intramural Sportsg Treasurer Sr. Classy Homeroom Rep. I, 23 Editor-in-Chief Yearbookg Freshman Basketball: Decor- ating Committee of Jr. Prom Louis Magnano Louie Business Course Bernard J. Malick Butch Mathematics Catherine Malone .1 K ayu Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Musical Festival and Contest 1, 2, 35 Usher at Class Night Teressa A. Marcus Tres Volleyminton 1, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Usher at Sr. Graduation 3 Thomas A. Marowski To nz Vocational Arts Course Anne E. Maynard Anne Glee Club 1, 2 Band 1, 2 Ping Pong l Assembly Band 1, 2 , Betty J. McAdam ffzsezzyff Basketball 1, 35 Volleyminton 35 Volleyball l, 35 Ping Pong l, 2, 35 jr. Rep. of Girls Sport Councilg Sports Letter 15 Girls Softball 1, 35 Pres. of Home Economics Class 4th Yearg Queen of Jr. Prom5 Decoration Committe e for jr. Promg Program Committee for Senior Play Sally A. McAdam Blondie Glee Club 25 Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 jr. Rep. Girls Sport Coun- cilg Sports Letter 1, 2, 35 Tumbling Clubg Pres. of Glee Club5 Chairman of Ticket Committee of jr. and Senior Plays Usher at jr. Playg Musical Comedy 3 Mary Alene McCarthy Mac Volleyminton 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club Usher at Christmas M. jane McGavisk ja11ie Sports Letter 15 Student Council 3, 45 Homeroom Alt. 25 Usher Musical Comedy 35 Latin Awards 1, 2, 35 Man- aging Editor of Yearbook 45 Prop. Committee of Senior Play 45 Decoration of jr. Prom 3 Pageant Dorothy Ann McKenzie Mac Glee Club 1, 25 Spo rts Let- ters 1, 2, 3, 4g Public Speak- ing Club 35 Science Dramatic Club Vice Club: Pres. 35 Spanish Club 2: Oil Painting Club 15 Pres. of the Classical Club 35 Sec. of jr. Cl of Senior Classg jr. Playsg Musical 1, 2, assg Sec. and Sr. 45 Em- pire Girls Stateg 20 point Letter5 jr. Red Crossg Wel- lesley Training Center 25 Latin Certificate Congress Girls Sports Editor 45 Lib- rary aid 45 High School Fire Prevention Chairman 45 Edi- tor of Hi-Lites 4 Page Forty-One SENIORS SENIORS Page Forty-Two Edward Messer ..Ed.. Science and Mathematics Gloria M esser HMM., Ping Pong 2, 3 Sports Letter l, 2 St. Marys 1 t Robert Leroy Milgate Milky V JV Basketball 2: V. Basket- ball 3, 43 JV Football 2: V Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramural sports 13 Ban- quets 2, 3, 45 Super Sports Letter Bemard Miller Bernie Business Course Marilyn Miller ..Lynn,, Glee Club l Music Festival 1 Eugene Miori acmen Volleyball 2 Key Club 3 Chairman of the prop. Com for Senior Play D.A.R. Speaking Contest 3 Helen Mitchell M i teh Ping Pong 3 Ned Mollica uNed,, JV Track 2 K. Chester Moody Slim Echoes of Einstein Club 3, 4 Pres. Echoes of Club 4 Usher Senior Play Prop. Committee Jr. Play Thomas M. Morris Morey Basketball 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Volleyball 2 Sports Banquet 3, 4 Super Sports Letter 4 Q Robert E. Muir 4lB0bJl V Football Manager 2, 3, 43 In- ' tramural Sports l, 2, 3, 43 Sports Banquet 2, 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 23 Homeroom Rep. 35 Letterman's Club 35 Tell- O-Scope Managing Editor 45 Empire Boy's State: Decorat- ing committee Musical Com- edy 33 Interclass track meet 3: 20 point letter Gialwiw james A. Napolione jim Football Manager l, 2, 3: Basketball 33 Volleyball 3: Football Banquet l, 2, 33 Ush- er for commencement 19505 Musical Comedy 2, 3: Partici- pation in assembly 35 -Chair- man of program committee for junior Prom Page Forty-Three MWA SENIURS SENIORS Page Forty -Four Leonard A. Neuland Lenny Choir 3, 45 Fredonia, and Jamestown Music Festival 3, 45 Emblem for 4 yrsg Football 2, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Sports Banquetsg Super Sports Let- ter5 President, Choir 45 St. Mary's Academy 15 Musical Comedy 3, 45 Assemblies 2, 3, 45 All State Choir 3, 45 Minstrel 45 Spring Concert 3, 45 Boys Glee Club 45 Boys Quartet 4 Delores Nicolas ..D0 W, Business Course Thomas J. Nolan ctN0bbS Industrial Arts Course Delores J. Olkosky 11Dee11 Basketball l, 2, 35 Bowling 45 Badminton 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club 15 Shorthand Club 35 Usher at Commencent 3 Richetta A. Orsini R ich Home Economics Course Frank John Padlo Frank Baseball 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 1 Ioan F. Padlo jancia Ping Pong l, 2, 3 Sports Letters 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club 1 Shorthand 1 Dress Com. of Jr. Play Paul Pancio Shwint Business Course Rhea A. Parker Rhea Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Emblem 39 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 29 Ping Pong l, 23 Sports Letter 13 Girls Softball 1, 2: Business Club 1 Richard D. Patterson Dick Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Banquets for Track Cross Country Homeroom Alt. 2 Eldyn W. Peck Pecky Intramural Sports 3, 4 Property committee for Sr. Play Thomas L. Petrucelli Mouse Baseball manager 2 Intramural Sports l, 2 Vice Pres. Sophomore Class Homeroom Rep. 1, 4 Homeroom Alt. 2, 3 Page F arty-F ive r Ss' SENIORS K7 aff If ' i ,J. SENIORS Page F arty-Six 'J yi Michael Petski Mike I Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Rep. 3 Anthony Pezzimenti Pezz Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Secretary Soph. Class Gloria Ann Phillips llGl0TyU Home Economics Course Edwin J. Pikulslci Peko I Milton Robert Pitts chubby Business Course Mary Podskalny Pods Ping Pong 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Letters l, 2, 3, 4 joseph C. Prevesk Hooks Basketball 1 Football 1 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Football and Bas- ketball Banquet Harry R. Puda Hsmokyll Intramural Sports Delores Ranio Do Do Basketball 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1 Homeroom Rep. 3 l Mary Lou Reddy Red Glee Club 12: Music Festival lg Sports Letter 1, 2, 33 Home- room Alt. 2: Usher Civic Music 23 Musical Comedy 2, 3: First Prize winner Tuber- culosis Essayg Assembly 2: Winner Girls' foul-shooting contest 33 Christmas Concert 1, 2: Spring Concert l, 23 Program committee for Sr. Play ' Karen Ritzenthaler Ritz Basketball 1, 2, 35 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3: Ping Pong 1, 2, 33 Girls Softball 1, 2, 3: Clas- sical Club l, 2: Treas. Clas- sical Club 2: Vice Pres. of Class 3, 4: Homeroom Rep. 33 Costume and Prop. com. of Sr. Playg Publicity com. of jr. Playg jr. Red Cross coun- cil 2: Literary Editor on the Yearbook Staff: Latin Awards 2, 35 jr. Red Cross Wellesley Training Center lg Editor of Hi-Lites 4B Rita Robak Rita Volleyball l, 2, 3 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Commercial Club l Musical Comedy 3 Page F orty-Seven SENIORS SENIORS W f Page Forty-Eight Charles Robinson Chuck Choir 45 Glee Club 43 Base- ball 23 Intramllral Basketball 43 Baseball Manager 1, 23 Chemistry Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Usher Senior Play 4g Christmas Pageant 45 Rogers High School, Portsmouth, R. I., 1, 2, 3 Richard A. Rosse Dick Basketball Manager 2, 3, 43 jV Football 2: jr. Red Cross lg Vice Pres. Red Cross Council lg Sr. Class Presidentg Homeroom Alt. 33 Sr. Play, Editor-in-Chief Tell-O-Scope 45 Ticket committee of Jr. Prom 3g Publicity Jr. Playg Publicity Student Council Elections 4g Inter-Class Track: 20 point Letterg DAR Speaking Contest 33 Poetry, National Poetry Anthology 43 Debating Club 1 Kerns E. Rowe Colonel ' French Club 4 Vice Pres. French Club 4 Homeroom Senate 2 Earl S. Ryan KlEaTlJD JV Track 1 Intramural Basketball 1 Student Council Pres. 4 Homeroom Senate 4 Prop. Com. Sr. Play 4 Loretta Rybicki Retta Glee Club l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Ping Pong 1, 2: Girl's Softball 1, 25 Co-Chairman Christmas Decoration 33 Business Man- ager Congress 4 Shirley A. Sander Sandy Basketball 1, 3 Volleyminton l, 2 Volleyball 1, 3 Ping Pong l, 3 Sports Letter 1, 3 Girls Softball 1, 2 Delores K. Saylor NKayJI Basketball 1, 2: Volleyminton 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 3: Ping Pong 1, 25 Sports Letter 1: Girls Softball 1, 35 Usher lg Student Council 2 Reyman C. Schauer I '- 4fRey:, J , V French Club 2 Homeroom Rep. 2 Musical Comedy 3, 4 Senior Play Empire Boys' Stale Poem accepted for publica- tion in National Anthology of High School Poetry Patricia Schoonover A uPatn Basketball, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Girls Sports Council, Softball, Tumbling Club 1, 2: Homeroom Rep. 2: Usher at jr. Play 33 JV Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 William J. Shabala Timmy Intramural Sports 1, 2 Basketball l Jack E. Sharp Baron Manager Football 2, 3, 43 In- tramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball banquet 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Student Council 4: Homeroom Rep. lg Sports Editor Yearbook Staff 43 Mu- sical Comedy 2, 3: Assem- blies 2, 3, 43 Chairman jr. Prom 3: Usher for Com- mencement 1950 Jack Shulimson sim Dramatic Club lg Science Club 2: jr. Play: American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, 4, Empire Boy's State 3g Prop. Com. Sr. Play 4 Page F arty-N ine 1 SENIORS SENIORS J 3 Q N X Page Fifty Nancy Simon Nan Basketball 1, 23 Volleyminton 15 Voleyball lg Ping Pong 1, 2, 3: Sports Letter lg Girls Softball 1, 2: Classical Club 2, 4g Assembly 4g Latin Award 25 Pub. Com. Sr. Play Mary E. Sirianni lfMary1l St. Mary's l St. Elizabeth's 2 Basketball 3, 4 Ping Pong 3 Oil Painting Club 3 Jack E. Snyder ' jackson Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball Foul shooting Contest l, 2 I-Iomeroom Rep. 3 Patricia Spaulding Pat Business Course Thomas B. Speaker I Uspeakv Science George Spencer' Chub Football 4 Baseball 2 , Intramural Basketball 3 4 Super sports letter Martha L. Staples Martha Glee Club lg Music Festival lg Girls Sport Council lg Sport Letter 1, 2, 3: French Club 2, 3: Rred Cross l, 23 Sr. Playg Jr. Playg Musical Comedy 1, 2, 3: Co-chairman jr. Prom: Cheerleader 3, 45 Tumbling Club lg Poetry Ac- cepted by National Poetry Anthology Bonita M. St. Clair Bonnie Glee Club lg Music Festival lj Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, 43 Shorthand Club 3g Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ping Pong Club lg Sec. Tumbling Club lg Bowling Club 4: Varsity Cheerleader 4 Isabel Stepanian lf-Dizzy!! Choir 3, 43 Glee Club 2: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4g Music Festival, Emblemg Sports Letter French Club 4 Usher at jr. Play Usher Class Night Musical Comedy 3 Ronald E. Stomieroski Stemo Basketball l Baseball 3 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Sports Banquet Dorothy J. Suda Dot Basketball l Volleyball l, 2 Girls Softball 1, 2 Lois Swartz Loie Glee Club 45 Basketball 45 Volleyminton 43 Volleyball 45 Ping Pong 3g Sports Letter 45 Girls Softball 3: Usher at Class night 3: Usher at Commencement 3 Page Fifty-One SENIORS F , P T7 P A 3 'I tl A A f X . w 0 -V' i 11' , Q1--All 'sg ,AC -'N N Q N , U X .fi , ,Vfg SENIORS Page Fi fty- Two Robert L. Sweet Rapid Band 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 2 Homeroom Rep. 2 Junior Play Assembly Band 2, 3 Swing Band 2, 3 Assembly 3, 4 Robert L. Sweitzer Bob Choir 4 Basketball 1 Intramural Sports 1, Christmas Pageant John Szadlowski usodn Baseball 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 June M. Tarbox Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Choir Emblem Sports Letter 1 Usher Civic Music Usher Band Concert Marilyn Louise Taylor Me-Me Business Neal Teachman HNealU Vocational Arts Shirley M. Thompson Shirley Usher junior Play Barbara Trail Barbie Home Economics Janice Ursoy Janice Volleyminton 1 Volleyball 1 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Sports Letter 1 Usher at Jr. Play Carl Veno Trigger Football 1, 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3 Sports Banquet 3 Volleyball 1 Sports Letter 2 Howard E. Ward Howard Musical Comedy 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Joyce Weigartz HIGH Glee Club 1, 3, 45 Sports Let- ter l, 2, 3, 45 Shorthand Club 25 Tumbling Club l, 2, 4g Bowling Club 4, Usher at Sr. Play 43 Musical Comedy 1, 25 Christmas Pageant 1, 3, 49 Assembly 1, 3, 4 Page Fifty-Three V .4 it 11' t'R SENIORS , N t SENIORS Page Fifty-Four Louis Lionel Weisman fllsszil Choir 3 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3 Musical Comedy 1 Officer of Choir Committees for jr. and Sr. Plays lvilliam W. Weisman Bill - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2 Spanish Club 4 Barbara J. Wellman Barb Glee Club l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band Emblem Glee Club Emblem French 4 Christmas Pageant l Walter Harold Wheaton Wheaties Intramural Sports Rose K. Whipple Whip Glee Club 8, 4 Band 3 Musical Festival 3 Usher at jr. Play 5 Carol Wilber Peanuts Ping Pong 1, 2, 3 Volleyminton 1, 2 Sports Letter 1 junior Play Musical Comedy 1, 2, 3 Cheerleader 2 ' Helen Arlene Williams ulfeleflu Home Economics Naomi Wolfe Naomi Sports Letter l, 2, 3 Science Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer Science 2, S Homeroom Alt. 2 Musical Comedy 2, 3 Robert Woodruff Woody Homeroom Alt. 4 Margaret A. Yardman llpeggyll Sports Letter 1 Homeroom Rep. 2, 3 Usher at junior Play Latin Award l, 2, 3 Editor-in-Chief Yearbook 4 Publicity Committee for Sr. Playg Poetry Accepted by National Poetry Anthology Joseph E, Zakrewski 1110611 Kanty Prep School 1, 2 Deno J. Zandi Horse Varsity baseball 1 Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball Banquet 1 Page Fifty-Five C?-.V-v-of -.W:, SENIURS CAMERA SH Y SENI ORS ELLEN M. ANDERSON JOYCE HEWES Ellen Joyce Treasurer of Home Economic Club 4 Choir 13 Glee Clubg Orchestra 33 Band 33 Vol- leyminton lg Volleyball l JOSEPH ANTHONY APA jo jo JOANN M. JOHNSON Industrial Arts Course foanie St. Mary's 1 NANCY JOSEPHINE BORST , Costume and Property Committee Sr. Play Nan Glee Club 1, 2,'3, 4 GEORGE KISEL Glee Club Emblem 2 Kisel Musical Comedy l, 2 Mathematics Course JAMES L. BROWN JAMES R. PICKUP J jim jimmy Vocational Homeroom Alternate 2 MARY ANN BROWN E. JEANNE SCOTT Mary 1 eanne' Usher at Senior Play 4 ROBERT E. DRISCOLL Usher at Musical Comedy 3, 4 Bob Served at Junior-Senior Banquet Mathematics Usher at Class Night 3 NANCY L. FOSTER GERHART A. SEITZ Nan jerry Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Emblem 2g Music Contest Football 23 Baseball 2g Intramural Sports 1, or festival 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports letter 1, 2, 3, 43 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 33 Latin Club 13 Treasurer Hoomeroom Alt. 23 Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3, 43 of Latin Club 13 Student Council 1 Oil Painting Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Glee Club 2g Musical Comedy 2, 33 JV Cheerleader GERALDINE TOOHEY- 33 Usher at Musical Comedy 13 JV Cheer- H,l6TTil66n . leader Captain 33 Football Banquet 3 ' Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Ping Pong 13 JV Cheerleader 2, 3 FLOYD WALLACE GAREY Wally JOHN WIND Industrial Arts Course jack Industrial Arts Course PHILIP JOHN GARR THOMAS YAUDES Phil Tom Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Page Fifty-Six Name JANE ABDO MARY LOU AMBROSELLI ELLEN ANDERSON PHYLLIS ANDERSON JOSEPH A. APA MICKEY ASH LOUIS AUGUSTINI DICKIE BAIRE GWEN BAKER JERRY BAKER FLORA BARNES VIRGINIA BARNES ED BAZOW EMIL BAZOW WALTER BEABOUT KAY BEARFIELD JOHN BELL JASPER BELLO JAMES BERFIELD PATRICIA BISCHALANEY GAYLE BLACKMON ERIC BLUMENTHAL CLARA BOLDEN GEORGE BOLDEN NANCY BORST STUART BRADLEY JIM BROWN MARY ANN BROWN MARTHA BRUNDAGE DON BRYANT CLARA BUSH DALE CALLAHAN JIM CAMPBELL ELMA CARRUCCI JOHN CHADWICK JIM CLARK GERRY CLARKE BETTY CLOSE VI COLLINS SYLVIA CONCHILLA JOYCE CONKLIN JOSEPHINE CONVEY JERRY COOK KAY COOPER HOROS Likes People Tom Fran reading Margie Sylvia to talk Nickey Bill Ellen sundaes Buffalo television Norma bowling roller skating '39 Mercurys school days traveling jitterbugs a man prize fights to sing movies Bill Cuba Lake spans gum animals golf ,- Villa spods women dancing Emporium the woods Joan Mike Johnnie Ted Larry dancing Jack to play the piano COPE Famous For being short dark hair liking a sailor typing eating tall stories milking cows funny faces rolling her eyes his haircut eating sundaes traveling his brush cut toothpicks suspenders talking drawing trying to learn his smile laughing her clothes his vocabulary cooking corny jokes her long hair his pouch being an athlete shortness red hair being a pest being nice his muscles his masterpieces being silly being penniless being a farmer playing basketball cruising down West State her parties bashfulness blushing The North End baby sitting giggling -Seven Will Probably Be nurse married unemployed Jerry's wife an undertaker soda jerk a dairyman ace shoe shine boy married henpecked teacher a traveler deck swabber a husband aviator Dr.'s wife undertbker ace mechanic senator a Wave career woman boxing manager well-traveled famous author Bill's wife a loafer collegiate football star quite a gal designer zither tuner Lab technician sleepy artist secretary millionaire dairy farmer athlete a lady taxi driver party hostess bashful talkative busy bookkeeper friendly Name FRANCIS COsTANTINO SAM COTTONE DAN CROWLEY STEVE CROWLEY PAUL CYPHERT ALEX DAHAR GLORIA DICOLA ROSIE DIMARCO MARCELLA DODGE LEO DONNELLAN NOREEN DONAHUE JEAN DORsEY DONALD DOUGHERTY ROBERT DRISCOLL JOHN DUCEY CORKEY DUNN CAROL EASLEY ALBERT EDEL IRENE FAIRBANKS BOB FAVRO MERIL FAvRO ANNE FLYNN HENRY FORD EDWARD FORREST NANCY FOSTER GERRY GALLETs wALLY GAREY ANN GARLAND PHILIP GARR LARRY GAzDIIc BILL GEIsE DOLOREs GERMACK JEAN GLASS DONNIE GOODEN JIM GRAHAM BOB GRANGER DICK GREATWOOD RICKEY GREENE DuANE GROVE CAROL GUION DICK HAAS MARILYN HAGGERTY TERRY HALLECK ROsIE HAYNES HOROS Likes to be a pest sports running the kids girls pinochle dancing parties to crochet driving dances people Allegany to doze hunting lavender convertibles to play basketball Wanda swimming Shirley to stay in bed the lake to run golfing everybody Carolyn movies the kids basketball Cadillacs The Heap people music .loanie girls sports school Romayne bowling being active to fool around long hair Betty gentlemen 4, COPE Famous For being short his cartoons his technique curls The Plymouth always losing her eyes sitting on tacks her knitting speeding smiling her smile attending 7 classes his art his other nickname squealing playing basketball being with Wanda sports being with Shirley being late brown eyes running his wavy hair her designs his hair being punctual her purses playing basketball deer hunting ? her actions being shy loafing flirting his size being intelligent his waves humor poetry fooling dancing his temper her smile Page Fifty-Eight a clay Will Probably Be a pest cartoonist actor drafted aviator draftsman secretary Mrs. D. S. sophisticated Pres. HGPPY smiling shocked an artist artist fashion designer basketball pro mad musician second Babe Didrickson Shirley's spouse late housewife speedster president of PGA designer outdoor man manager of loblaws head nurse farmer chauffeur graduated boss's wife Teacher who knows? serious somebody Colgate Man married working man newshound a general dancing teacher tempermental seasick Name KATHY HENDRIX ' JOYCE HEWES WANDA HILL FRANCES HITCHCOCK DICK HOFFMAN KATHLEEN HORTON BILL HOWARD JOANIE HUDOCK BILLY HYLAND MONA JESSON JOANN JOHNSON MARGIE JOHNSON FLORIAN JONAK JOAN JONAK DORIS JORDAN FRAN JOSEPH MARY LOU KADIAN PAULA KASES JOAN KELLER JOHN KING GEORGE KISEL TINA KLIMZYK DONNA KLINK MARIAN KRANOCK DONNA LEE JAMES LIAN TOOTSIE LINGENFELTER HELEN LUTY ANN LYASKI BERNIE LYASKI DON LYLE TERRY LYONS LOUIS MAGNANO BERNARD MALICK CATHERINE MALONE TERESA MARCUS TOM MAROWSKI ANNE MAYNARD BETTY MCADAM SALLY MCADAM MARY MCCARTHY JANE MCGAVISK DOROTHY MCKENZIE EDWARD MESSER HOROSCOPE Likes Sammy good grooming Albie TV Slim Russo work Nancy ballet people Bill everyone Mike Perouge with cream North End Bob formals pale green Buicks to eat Cola red hair hunting dancing Bob people to succeed working in cafe Chevrolets Rita Ralphie to run Phyllis girls driving a taxi a certain girl Gene Jo-Ann to sleep Gordie Terry Red Hair friends pea soup eater Smoked oysters hunting Famous For Going on trips her clothes her theatrical gestures having a TV set being sour writing letters sleeping driving freckles driving new Fords laughing Her Trig. papers his curve ball chewing gum red hair dancing looking in the mirror her haircut red peddle pushers winking playing pool wise-cracks making her own clothes her smile ? ? shooting pool her height wandering around the playing the accordian running being with Phyllis his looks driving taxis being quiet playing the violin North End blond hair being with Gordie being with Terry her blonde hair big, brown eyes fainting Latin vocabulary resting Page Fifty-Nine alls Will Probably Be Sammy's Caddy secretary a starlet a nurse sardonic secretary ask Uncle Sam a Co-ed shy a socialite a good listener a nurse ace pitcher housewife a teacher alive woman golfer successful somebody's wife a designer future Frank Buck a wise one Bob's wife a success secretary as famous as A. Godfrey a thinker North Ender a 400 an athlete pattern maker Mr. Hill a cabbie undecided Wave Receptionist Sailor Gordie's wife Terry's wife well-dressed secretary college president sophisticated civil engineer Name GLORIA MESSER ROBERT MILGATE BERNIE MILLER MARILYN MILLER GENE MIORI HELEN MITCHELL NED MOLLICA CHESTER MOODY TOM MORRIS BOB MUIR JIM NAPOLIONE LENNY NEULAND DELORES NICOLAS TOM NOLAN DOLORES OLKOSKY RICHETTA ORSINI FRANK PADLO JOAN PADLO PAUL PANCIO RHEA PARKER DICK PATTERSON ELDYN PECK TOMMY PETRUCELLI MIKE PETSKI TONY PEZZIMENTI GLORIA PHILLIPS JIM PICKUP ED PIKULSKI MILTON PITTS MARY PODSKALNY JOE PREVESK HARRY PUDA DOLORES RANIO MARY LOU REDDY KAREN RITZENTHALER RITA ROBAK CHARLEY ROBINSON DICK ROSSE KERNS ROWE EARL RYAN LORETTA RYBICKI SHIRLEY SANDER DELORES SAYLOR REY SCHAUER HOROSCOPE Likes horses sports Gladys music to crack iokes golf pool red head basketball money driving cars everything boys hunting her friends music being a Padlo Men people A Bona's football player Chemistry? riding in W. B.'s car 4 roses girl's addresses Football men his high bike to croon gum to skate potato chips a certain person Ronnie Bona's red hair Helen girls Shakespeare civilian life to walk East Olean sports Cuba Lake women Famous For being absent nicknames shortness her friends eating being silly curly hair his driving his hair his size driving a blue convertible existing giggling his hair talking Eating crew cuts flirting nothing special riding in Anne's car Cross-Country records being with Gene being late staring his voice her laugh being in the clouds crooning his ears being short his women loafing O Solo Mio red hair corny iokes working his accent his bow ties 4 syllable words being Student Council prexy going with Bob her disposition dancing French phrases Page Sixty Will Probably Be horse trainer graduated in the army beauty operator bookkeeper successful professor a senator gym teacher somebody retired around a model P.R.R. Brakeman typist Wife big executive a flyer serviceman a loafer a future Einstein Larson's assistant millionaire playboy nothing baffled home early mechanical engineer a crooner plumber secretary hungry quiet married a singer a nurse secretary a Casanova Charley's aunt short-winded an admiral educated temperamental sweater girl a hammy actor Name PAT SCHOONOVER JEANNE SCOTT GERHART SEITZ WILLIAM SHABALA JACK SHARP JACK SHULIMSON NANCY SIMON MARY SIRIANNI JACK SNYDER PAT SPAULDING THOMAS SPEAKER GEORGE SPENCER MARTHA STAPLES BONNIE ST. CLAIR ISABEL STEPANIAN RONNIE STOMIEROSKI DOROTHY SUDA LOIS SWARTZ BOB SWEET BOB SWEITZER JOHN SZADLOWSKI JUNE TARBOX MARILYN TAYLOR NEAL TEACHMAN SHIRLEY THOMPSON GERALDINE TOOHEY BARBARA TRAIL JANICE URSOY CARL VENO HOWARD WARD JOYCE WEIGARTZ BILL WEISMAN LOUIS WEISMAN BARBARA WELLMAN ROSE WHIPPLE WALTER WHEATON CAROL WILBER HELEN WILLIAMS JACK WIND NAOMI WOLF BOB WOODRUFF PEGGY YARDMAN THOMAS YAUDES JOE ZAKREWSKI DENO ZANDI HUROSCQPE Likes Buddy being with Moe charity girls the bachelors to talk her fellow humans a certain individual Sandy basketball Pistachios Donna to blush skating everyone baseball boys! food women Cover 215 Donna Trig? Kresge's Olean Pharmacy Joy La Verne men! ! gum Bill football something different Ted Barbara to whistle baby-sitting skating the opposite sex dancing Wayne Pete skating Doris Bob to sleep Math. baseball Famous For her personality blonde hair mental ability smile his tall tales being tardy being athletic driving Bowser's her reticence Havelin Ware one woman her moods baking cookies for Russo being nice being in trouble her temper chawing his plaid iacket tinkering with gears being late her wise-cracks working sleeping falling her hair chewing shortness shooting pool no orthographical accuracy blushing his evcuses his accidents baby-sitting slowness in catching iokes his name sarcasm her giggle smile Dear hunting his brains talking about Bob his looks his quietness his strike-out record Page Sixty-One Will Probably Be Bud's wife a musician's wife nothing a woman's man no telling late Phys. Ed. Teacher working in her fat a horse doctor a typist rich married a nurse Russo's cook understanding trapped teacher WAC successful a mechanic lost a clerk a waitress ditch digger writer poet nurse nurse pool shark an agriculturist in'a roller derby taking medicine salesman baby sitter working at Dee's rich small happily married a ladies' man pro-skater a carpenter Edit-or another man successful a car owner her's store CLASS OF 1952 Sue Westling ....... Charles Lundy ....... Virginia Testi ....,. Mary Sheahan ...... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ..............President .......Vice President Alfred Eade Hope Hunter Miss Baldwin ............Secretary . .. .. Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Carolyn McBride Janet Wheeler CLASS ADVISORS Mr- Starr Miss Driscoll I f , - 5 A A - A ifkf9- l,.T T , W1 6- A ' iff I 6 I A .gl-S21 ,sl ' A Q - Q , v fp iw wif ,,-,- L, za ' - , . 4, , 3, ' Jai 1 A , 5 Q2f -' I F2 -1 Q 3, L - -4 ff-f 9 , - -4.. 4 fu I i . -. ysre 2 ws 'ww Q W jj I -- -, iiggg,-if f. 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J HEINTZELMAN, B KAMLER, T HEISER, A KASPERSKI, E HENRY, P KEEBOUGH, D HENRY, R KELLY, J Row VI Row VII HILL, Is KENNY, M HILL, R KENT, R HOLCOMB, J KINCAID, M HOLDRIDGE, D KING, J HOPRING, R KINLEY, W HOUSE, M KISEL, s HOUSEY, J KLATTE, B I-IUDOCK, J KLIMCZYK, M HUNTER, H KLIMCZYK, M HURLBURT, P KLINK, J JAMES, L KNIPPLE, C Page Sixty-Three Row IX KOLATA. J KOLIN. A KRANOCK, M RROTT, D LANE. L LAWRENCE, E LENNOTTI, J LEONE, M LUICE, D LIGUORI, A LORD, M Row X LORENZINI, J LUNDY, C LUNDY, S LUTY, I LYON, R MCCAUL, W MAGNANA, M. MALIK, E MARAFFA, A MARTIN, E MATSON, C I -.,,,L,., , , , , A at Q A , 1 , , J, A , , 3. .,, , A Qi -My ,T J ' f R E wi' 1: -,J ,, 3,-I 1 -,-' in p 7:2 5 . ' AY' I . Y 6 L' X if A-A A f rife I Sw ml I 'Tm Aff A ,A I 'P ff' ' ,CII .L 55 J I I -1 A- P' Riff' I, TE rf ' -,sf gc' A E, I A A Q5 . J , , 1 ff 2.3, -f wp- .L T' pn' I Ati xg Q J :Tk Q i 'Z' ww' A -I 9 V I J L V J , PAIR, I f 75,1 JZ , ng, Ami , .Na , Q W? 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CLAIR, R WAGNER, R SCHEITERLE, E STEVENS, J WALLON, G SCHLICKER, M STOPFEL, L WARREN, A SCI-INELL, J STOWELL, R WARREN, K SCI-IULTZ, M STRICKLAND, L WEIGARTZ, M SEAWARD, J STRUBLE, J WESTLING, S Row VI Row VIII Row X SEIDEL, R STRONG, D WHALEN, T SERVIL, E STURM, E WHEELER, J SHARP, R STYLES, J WILLIAMS, G SHEAHAN, M SUDA, N WILLIAMS, J sI-IEARER, J SWAN, R WILLIAMS, R sI-IERBURNE, D sWARTz, L WOLF, v SICLARI, A sWARTz, R WORTH, G SIMON, R TAMUTUS, R WYVIORIIA, M SLEVINSKI, c TAYLOR, J YEHL, J SMITH, B TEsTI, v ZATYCKI, J SMITH, R THOMAS, v ZIEGLER, W Page Sixty-Four SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Patricia Dye ........ ...................................................................... Donna DeLucio ...... Danny Walsh ....... Jere Hagadorn ..... STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Nancy Hull Robert Swartz Barbara Davie CLASS ADVISORS Miss S21b3.tI1'l0 MI. 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P Row IV EARLE, H ENSELL, A ENSELL, E ENSELL, S ERHARDT, J ERICKSON, S EVANS, D EVERTT, R FAIRBANKS, M EIRKEL, H 's .V Row V ' FITCH, S FLICKER, M FLICKER, P FORNEY. V FREANEY, T FRENCH, F GALE, P GERZEL, C GERMACK, D GILL, C Row VI GOODRICH, E GOODRICH, J GORANSON, M GOSSV C GRAHAM, K GRANDUSKY, G GREER, H GREER, J GRIMES, R GUENTHER, L Page Sixty-Six Row VII GUSTAFSON, C HAGADORN, J HALL. R HALL, S HARRIS, J HARVEY, C HARVEY, G HEDLUND, B HEINZ, L HELICKER, J Row VIII HENZEL, I-I HOFFMAN, B HOLCOMB, M HOLLOWELL, B HOPKINS, R HUDOCK, A HULL, R. HULL, N HURD, L HUSTED, D Row IX J I-IUTCHINSON, HYDE, D IVY, R JENNINGS. G JONES, L JONES, M JORDAN. J JURENKO, J KARPIN, W KELLER, C Row X KI-IRNAHAN, N. KIBLER. S. KIRRAIN, J. KNIER, s. KNIGHT, B. KNOWLTON, M. KOSINSKI, S. KRANOCK, J. KUNSELMAN, G. KWIATKOWSKI, A. LI, ' 1 A , ,, . ,, , I fi Cfff LE5, f1?,, '.x,:f ' LTL ,.,S . I.L, ., I . , .. f 2 L . , . L z g. lf ' - , .1 ' ,,L.,LL L-.g,, . L , Lf ffi L ' M L 1 , ' I Ev' Y? 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WALSH, D. WASHINGTON, A WALSH, W WASHINGTON, V WEBER, N WEIS, P Row VIII WENKE, J WHEELING, T WHEELER, D WI-IITCHER, G WHITEHEAD, L WHITEMAN, P WHITMAN, A WIND, D WINNER, R WISEL, G Row X WISNIEWSKI, J WOODS, W WRIGHT, C WRIGHT, L YEHL. M Page Sixty-Eight Donald Testi... Sally Forrest ........ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Anne Deckman ....... Robert Milne.. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Joyce Abdo Thomas Gurgle CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Fluent Miss MacDoWe11 Mr. Thomas , .. 3' CLASS 0F 1954 ............President ......Vice President ..........Secretary .. .Treasurer K was Nm- .. - tg, :xg i n .Q Lf . A5616 A Di-fr K ' as .. . ,, q U A A .iw A I, I iasij .,,' 1. In ' - A . . A I ..., -A We I ' 5 -' . I I A. 7' 'S 'I -I . gf, A H , , , QQ if I I 5 tk ' ,mn Q AA N,,- , 1- 41: ,gr 'ff' .. , , gli ,. 1 lflfief - , y ' I 9 '75Q'ls5'5 - 51: 5 '. gee ' if A if - If A' S... . ' A 1 ,AL 'A 'fm ., f Qu I v , A K 3 5 I iv ll 'lg my .. .. F 'Zu El 'I' P ,fl nf' AW? . . f YU . 1 f A .... , we RTC. 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Jw. , I A, 1, ' AI f ' N.- Row V HENRY, N HEARY, R HEWITT, R HILL, S HINESLEY, J HOLLISTER, R HOPKINS, B HURD, L ISAMAN, K ISAMAN, R Row VI JACKLEY, R JEFF, A JERMY, G JOHN, L JOHNSTON, P JORDON, D JOSEPH, L KENCALD, W KING, I-I RONERT, R Page Seventy V.'WNhii. 2 1- Q, W- 3 .1 -P W ' ' T' .K JS' ,, ,p: ' ff, ff I , 'Q 1 'L 7-23 asf: -' ' X, 31 e I .V - ARR, - I LL A ' -lfin if ' . 5 , Row VII KONKOL, J KOZLOW, P KRON, A KUNSELMAN, M KUZAK, J LAEREDO, J LANE, J LANG, B LAPIERE, D LETRO, A Row VIII LINGERFELTER, B LINDERMOTH, c LINNAN, J LOGEN, W LONG, A MACAULEY, H MALICK, W MALONE, s MARCELLIN, A MOZUR, A Row IX MCBRIDE, M MCCARTAN, K METTLER, V MILLER, R MILNE, R MORRIS, A MEUR, J NELSON, P NORTON, J NUDD, C Row X NUNAMAKER, V OLKOSKY, J OZZELLA, R PADLO, P PADLO, R PARIS, R PANCIO, J PAPASERGI, G PASHEN, s PI-IILLIPPS, B .L . ...fs 1 ,, ' ,..., i.-.. .fiilm 1 f V 5 . NIS? . - V - I ,VV - L1 V I ' ' ' A S' JK P M A . i , , . . ,I wg .S I L , JZ, A A 'W -, D X. , . . 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M ROUNDS, D Row II RUMPH, H RUSSELL, D RYAN, L RYAN, L SCHAFER, N SCHIFFLEY, A SCHEIPIER, P G Row III sCHWA'BAUER, G SIELEY, R SHARP, J SHEAHAN, G SHEWAIRY, P SHOTT, N SHRIVER, L Row IV SHRIVER, V SIMMONS, D SIRLINE, D SKRZYPCZAK, M SKRZYPCZAK, P SMITH, B SPLAWSKI, J Row V SPINK, P SQUILLANO, T SRODAWA, V STADLER, J STEVENS, L STRECKLAND, F STRUBLE, L Row VI STYLES, J SUBJECT. w SULLIVAN, A SWEENEY, H WATKINS, R SWEENEY, L TAMUTUS, D WHITCHER, M TANNER, R Page Seventy-One Row VII TESTI, D THOMPSON, C TRIESKI-JY, E TRUNFIO, D 5 Q., r , ,, , ,- ..,..-f WL wi J . I I A , , I5 'fax L55 A5 I' W? E 559 .,, ng 'E I .Ae SI Ig . , . . EAM 5 -A W., Z.. 5 wif? Qgais :fm A A I I f.v3j5:,, AW. Q Q .' L I YI SFI SI ,I 2 Y gb F , I. ,W ...'fI,. ' AK' W 3'-w ' S Row IX WICHERT, M WILLIAMS, E WILLIAMS, S WILLOVER, D TUCKER, D TUCKER, J WISEL, J - TUTTLE. J WILSON, R WODDARD, D Row X VVOODGIE, S WOODLING, D' WOODS, B YARDMAN, J ZANDI, G ZATYCKI, T Row VIII WALLON, J WALLON, J WALTERS, A WESTON. J XVI-IITE, P. ,U ,116 K it fix' 4-Y I in FQ-A x,L+ il +I W.-ffAyi,f, f.'x,,f 5 I-, ,V eta' I X' Pledge to the F lag PLEDGE ALLECIANCE T0 THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION INDIVI- SIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.u Page Seventy-Two ll1,1111ff,, af' ACT lllllwfii ' lf' ' r, Q' 'qs -Z-1-'- 1 gl dn 5 'O 'Q 5. li-F ,,, nl ff' 94 In - f:,v.vu1 ll' 'I .1 1! l,':o-' ' 1 - il s 'mv s A K x 4 V 2 h , N 1 - E ,J -3 ' 2 ' . ., f '2 A1 I Q 5 g . A V 7 . xx , Q . .Q it 4 f 'Q Qt.!'.' I I ff mg . lllllrl, - ll 1 , gl I, , ,nf 'Q ' .. V QN VOY 6 t wif Q O 5 .Q I I A .-4' I' O NA - iff l11:11I 't X q v' XA' ,. . Cf 4 Vx ,. . 6 gl 5 t Z ' ss at xt Ye , 2. 4 O E . A 0 l , I 1 W 0 A E g E TQ Q .5 - g 5 h -5, ' '-.ifj-:UQ N ' l ' 4 A sf 12 A A ' M --M .. a2.- - Q, ,. h .9 . 5 f 1 xx 'M 3 X 1 5 .. ' ,f' 9. g x - . ,.-,,. H. .Q it q ,Q ,,O. X' xx 2419-OF ' ,nf i STUDENT COUNCIL 1950-51 STUDENT 'COUNCIL OFFICERS President-Earl Ryan Vice-President-Mary Lou Kadian FRESHMAN MEMBERS Thomas Gurgle Joyce Abdo SOPHOMORES Robert Swartz Nancy Hull Barbara Davie JUNIORS ' Hope Hunter Alfred Eade A janet Wheeler Carolyn McBride SEN1oRs Jack Sharp Gerald Baker Cornelia Dunn Kathryn Hendrix jane McGavisk Faculty Advisor-Mr. Hoeldtke Page Seventy-F ive H OMEROOM SEN A TE ROOM REPRESENTA TIVE 101 Gay Fisher .,..., 102 Janet Wheeler ..... 103 Anthony Kamler .... 104 Alfred Eade ........... .. 105 Leo Donnellan ..,...,... . . 106 Mary Lou Ambroselli ..... 108 Sally McAdam .......... 109 Wanda Hill ....,...... 110 Thomas Petrucelli 112 Clara Bush ......... 201 Ellen Cashimere ..... 202 Robert Stupp ...... 203 Beverly Chisholm . . . 204 Mary jo Schlicker .... 205 Sue Westling ...., 206 Gail Davis .... 207 John Smith . .. 210 David Law ...... 211 joseph Carucci .... TEACHER . . . . .Miss Pratt .Miss Baldwin ,..Miss Casey .....,...Miss Oliver Van de Mark .......Mr. Venable .....Mr. Hale . .Mr. Kunkle . . . .Miss Percival .Miss Trenkle . . . .Miss York . . .Mrs. Eaton . . . .Miss Atkins . Miss Driscoll . . . . .Miss Wilson .. Mr. Geuder .Miss Downey . . . .Miss Keller ....,Miss Weiss Page Seventy-Six ROOM REPRESENTATIVE TEACHER Donald Brown . . . ...... Miss Foote Rose Marie Padlo .... ..., M r. McLaughlin joan Kranock ....... . . . Nancy Montie .... Sondra Lundy .... Thomas Rockwell joseph Dembowski Michael Barbaro. . Sally Forrest ..... Margaret Bryski. . . Anne Deckman . . . Alice Brunner .... Patricia Skrzypczak .... . Delores Moszak .... Sandra Fosdick .... Joyce Abdo ...,. joan Klink ......,. Thomas Norton. . . Paul Adami ..... ..,....Miss Bear Miss Baudentistal . . . .Miss Coburn . . . .Miss Sabatino , . . . Mr. Fluent . , , .Miss johnson Baker . . . . .Mrs. Hurst ......Miss Bass . . . .Miss Everleth . . .Mrs. Kershner ......Mr. Gates . . . . .Mr. Thomas .Miss MacDowell . . . .Miss Griffin . . .Mr. Whitehill Starr OIL PAINTING CLUB FD Q F 1N- ',- -...s I .9 U 9 I OFFICERS John King ............... ................................. .................. P r esident Martha Brundage ....... ......................... .............. V i ce President John Davie ............... ............................. ......... S e cretary-Treasurer ' MEMBERS Virginia Forney Helen King joan Lollar Nancy Foster Thomas Yaudes ames Cam bell P Page 'Seventy -Seven ELL- -SCOPE The school year of l95O-l96l held three pleasant changes in store for O.H.S. weekly publication, the Tel I-O-Scope, and each one Firstly, after several years of working Scope staff received unlimited use of a per- manent third floor headquarters which came to paper paraphernalia is located and weekly as- Also, the largest staff of reporters In 'lv' mu nr-cm cum HIGH SCHOOL ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, Raid ' ' fl ldlid 'f3.'l.'2 inn t tif 1' L - - COPE 'll'I'8I Nw mn ref ef.: otem HIGH SCHOOL .,,.,, ,.., ,,.... 0' 0 Ol uh IICODUN of D :msn L-fine: ELL - - SCO PE IIN A rn aa gg? lg! win Il 9: cwnfdill lin Cllfl Por Copy OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL glgg, pn nn, lrtlht hits sci contest M-in M'-'im zu-eepgrn 'N 'W rout! an Semi? ggg'g,,g'gg 'mum' llllc swim :mm 1 I hilltmprl Sem? on :In 2 flllnllv sum. su lui: Lnnl :name Th 35.315 The '4-f..2. I 3:55 ninmefhgf' ccwlfii iilgfazznp ,'2,,'ff cglxen :E - ZSi4'l '38. 1' 22112, 52135.53 fxflyteii nf: nn of tl ' Nia new shout har To one ot hi' Clttnrx one of hal held in this Indiv nm z 1 vary Imr Ji !.'a IH' I -wi gmm ggg, .ni :amz OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL - - sri-nf' X33535f-- T ' TELL-U-SCOPE . Braun Quang 1' iff' I Q SCH l :3 ,,,L' f,, ff, g'g,J -'eeserrl Olean New York ezesfrs Cvlvli ' ' was mi ldly, revolutionary. ,'Iq2l,':, g EDITOR IN CHIEF Dick Rosse' 3-5 ww, 'QEVQQUSSIQSFLTOR Gegjgglegfggg 'temporarily' in the outer office, the Tel I-0- ,,,,,,,,2,, '3, IIFAIIAESWOEOITOR N lnobegt Muir an g e son avuson - , 2:5 i,Ei :: FACULTY ADVISOR Mr' McLaughlin be known as room 320. Here, the entire news 3QjQf '2,,,,Q REPORTERS: Joyce Geuder: Jane Richards: Rich- Signment meetings are held. . fn. hu. ard Swan: Dawn Easley: Cynthia Bell: Ruth museum! Stadleman: JarrIes Slavin. CUB REPORTERS: Denny Trosch: Thal ia Nutt: Molly WhIte: Joseph Kirwan: Lenore Clark: Connie Adams: Robert Ravin: Harvey Lederman: Donald Anderson: Pat Parks: Bill Weisman: Barbara Blue: Danae Tuttle: Anne warren: Sondra Lundy: Betty Close: Carol Grandusky. Page Seventy-Eiglzt recent years guaranteed the success of the' paper by enthusiastically covering assjgnments and writing them up in an interesting ,ac- curate manner. l Final ly, and most important, an entirely new, four page issue was put on sale every week for the customary price of fIve cents. Congress YEARBOOK Staff EDITORS IN CHIEF Margaret Yardman Terrence Lyons MANAGING EDITORS l Jane McGaviSk Rose DiMarco Kathryn Hendrix l ASSOCIATE EDITORS Karen Ritzenthaler, George Bolden .............................. ............ L iterary l Donald Bryant ...................................... ....... P hotography John Bell, Nelson Davison ........... ,................... A rt I Jack Sharp, Dorothy McKenzie ....... ............ S ports Loretta Rybicki ......................,.......................,.......,,..,..... .............., B usiness Walter Beabout, Howard Ward .............................. ..... .................... C i rculation 1 JUNIOR CLASS ASSISTANTS ' Richard Lyons jane Richards Joyce Geuder Barbara Heintzelman Page Seventy-Nine ,. M Q E . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Gail Davis .......... ....,........................ .............. P 1' esidem' Barbara jonak ...... .............. V ice President Patricia Dye ....... ,.......... .....,...... ................ ......... S e c r etary-Treasurer Barbara Blue ...........................,.............,........... ........ B usiness Manager Mary Anne Culver, Mary Ann Dwaileebe, Kathleen Kent, Sue Miller .............................. ....... L ibrarians Fxrst Sopranos Second Sopranos Altos CYNTHIA BELL ANTOINETTE ADAMI MARY ALLEN NANCY BORST SYLVIA BALDWIN KAY BENSON OLIVENE DERX PATRICIA DYE JOYCE GEUDER JANICE GREEN CAROLYN HARVEY CAROLYN KELLER JOAN KELLER HELEN LOVE ANNE LYASRI AUDREY MARAFFA SHARON MCCLELLANN VIRGINIA MURRAY DENA PERUGINI PHILOMENA PICCIRILLO MARCELLA SCHULTZ MIRIAM SHAFFER JEANNE SHARP NANCY SHEARER REGINA SIMON LOIs swARTz MADELINE WVEIGARTZ GERTRUDE WHITCHER VIRGINIA BARNS EMILY BELLEISLE BARBARA BLUE PEG BRYSKI ELLEN CASHIMERE MARY ANN CULVER GAIL DAVIS MARY ANN DWAILEEBE JANE EVANS JUNE EVERITT GLORIA FOLLETT NANCY FOSTER FRANCES HITCHCOCK ADELLA HUDOCK LOUISE HURD JOAN KRANNOCK JOAN LOLLAR MARLEEN MALARA ELSIE MALICK CLARA BOLTON PATRICIA BUCKLEY BEVERLY CHISHOLM TERESA CONLEY ROSE CONVEY BEVERLY CRONK MADELINE EASLEY MAE FAIRBANKS DIANA GRAESSLEO LAURA HEINZ REBECCA HILL GERTRUDE JERMY BARBARA JONAK ANN MCCARTHY SUE MILLER ABBIE MORRIS RHEA PARKER DELLA RICKEY LORRAINE STEPHENS CAROLYN MCBRIDE NANCY SUDA MARIE MELE JEAN WISNIEWSKI JENNY IJALUMIIO MARILYN SMITH VERONICA WASHINGTON JOYCE WEIGARTZ Accompanists JANET WHEELER MARY LEONE THERESA WHEELING PATRICIA PACE?- Page' Eighty MIXED CAPPELLA CHOIR Leonard Neuland ....... Sam Ensell ............. Mary Sheahan ............, Officers Joe Demboski, Wm. Russo ............ Louis Weisman, Mary Sheahan ....... Arnold Rnckey ............. Sopranos NANCY ALTMAN SUE CUMINGS JOAN DUNAHAY JANET FOSTER DONNA HARRIS WANDA HILL HOPE HUNTER Altos ...,..........President .............Vice President Secretary-Treasurer .....................Librarians ........Robe Managers .......Business Manager JOSEPHINE CUCCHARIRO CAROLYN DAVIS CAROLYN DERX CAROL EASLEY JUNE GORANSON SUSAN HALL JANET HARDER LORRAINE JULIAN EVE SCHEITERLE MARY SHEAHAN JACKIE SHEARER VERONA WOLF Tenors FRANK ALOI DONALD ANDERSON DAVID BUTTON GLENN CURTIS JOSEPH DEMBOSKI ALBERT ENSELL MERRILL FRABLE GERRY GALLETS HAROLD JOHNSTON LEONARD NEULAND ARNOLD RICKEY LEON ROWE RICHARD SCHEITERLE DUANE SIMMONS JAMES SPLAWSKI DOMINIC TRUNFIO LOUIS WEISMAN WILLIAM WEISMAN MARIANN KRANNOCK DOLORES MOZAK JANE RICHARD MARYANNA RYDER JUNE TARBOX JANE WILLIAMS RUTH WILLIAMS NAOMI WITTER Basses DUANE ANDERSON - DAN CROWLEY LEO DONELLAN JOHN EARHARD ALBERT EDESL HENRY FORD HOWARD HARRISON RICHARD HOFFMAN JOHN KING MIKE KRANNOCK HUGH LINDSTROM WILLIAM RUSSO PHILIP SPLAWSKI LEROY STRICKLAND ROBERT SWEITZER HOWARD WARD Page Eighty-One xxl, r , A-40 illeg- 4 NME ff ia , J . Majorettes ' ' MARILYN LANE JACKIE RAY , JEANNE SNYDER , in . . upri- 'LW I DIRECTOR: MR. GRANT OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Clarinet HUGH BRADLEY ELEANOR BRANDT SALLY DELORME PAT DYE JANICE GREEN CAROL GUSTAFSON NANCY LOLLAR KATHRYN WARREN Alto Clarinet CAROL PELTON Bass Clarinet JANE RICHARD Bassoon ROBERT HOPKINS Alto Saxophone JOAN DUNAHAY PAULA TUTTLE Tenor Saxophone JUNE TATLOW Trumpet DONALD ANDERSON ALBERT EDEL JAMES SCHNELL JAMES SCHRECKINGOST LEROY STRICKLAND Cornet RICHARD GREATWOOD French Hom KAY BENSON RUTH BROOK JANET PATERSON Baritone Horn HOWARD HARRISON PHILIP lucas Trombone SAM ENSELL HOWARD GREER Bass Hom ROBERT CRADDOCK JACK ENSELL LOUIS JOHN Flute NANCY ALTMAN DOROTHY KEEBAUGH JAYNE STRUBLE Drums ELAINE FIE CLIFFORD LUCAS Bass Drums HUGH LINDSTROM Tympany MARY LEONE Bell Lyra HELEN LOVE Page Eighty-Two ORCHESTRA Violin DONNA HARRIS fFirst Chairj GEORGE KUNSELMAN RICHARD CARPENTER EMILY BELLEISLE GORDON BLUE JEAN GLASS JANET HARDER JOYCE GEUDER LAURENCE BOWEN LORRAINE JULIAN ROSE CONVEY BETTY LEAR MADELINE IVEIGARTZ TOM GURGLE Viola JANE WILLIAMS Cello ROBERT RAVIN HELEN LOVE BARBARA BLUE Bass EMMA LOU FORNESS PATRICIA WARREN PHILIP SPINK Clarinet CAROL GUSTAFSON KATHERYN WARREN ELEANOR BRANDT Bass Clarinet JANE RICHARD Bassoon ROBERT HOPKINS Hom RUTH BROOK N JANET PATTERSON Trumpet ALBERT EDEL JAMES SCHNELL LEROY STRICKLAND Trombone SAM ENSELL HOWARD GREER Baritone HOWARD HARRISON Percussion J J J ELAINE FIE 2 J ,r V ' x Piano 0 9 KAY COOPER x Q Xx,X , I' X I Flute - .1 ,,-,, 7 f ,, DOROTHY KEEBAUGH 0 I --3. 3 - .... NANCY ALTMAN 0 Ji Q , , C DIRECTOR: MR. CAPPON Page Eigh ty-Three LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, this year, was not officially organized, but, special credit and recognition is given to the Library Aids who have assistediMiss Gould in the library. The duties of the aids consist of assisting with the regular desk routine, Work- ing on the inventory, assisting students in reference work and in the using of the card catalog. Anyone, whose schedule allows, may join this club by applying to Miss Gould at the beginning of the term. This year, the club was open to upper classmeng but, next year, Freshman A's will be allowed to join. LIBRARY AIDS Marlene Malara Marilyn Lord Thalia Nutt Joy Tuttle Marjorie Gould Sylvia Fitch Dorothy McKenzie Charles Lundy Harvey Lederman Dorothy Leuice Helen Luty Miss Gould .....................................................,...................... .....,.................,..... L ibmrian V Page Eighty-Four CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Dave Law ..... ...............................,. ................... P r esident Richard Swan ....... ......................... .......... V i ce-President Thomas Whalen ....... ................ S ecretary James Geraty ....... Treasurer MEMBERS Philip Johnston Philip Schryver Peter Macliendrick joe Kerwin .u I Patricia Padlo Gertrude Jermy Mima Rosier Marion Cleveland 5 I 'r ll Lois Hurd Nelson Davison I I Page Eighty-Fi-ue L- m , flu 2 'vs 0 ji -fit 4 ll I I' I V u 'I In I l n, I 'ul 1 I 'Q I 'll -'Y ' I -1 I ? U X W SPX LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OFFICERS Mary McCoy ........ ................................ .............. P 1 esident Kerns Rowe ........ ........ V ice President Carol Easley .......... .............. S ecretary Dennis Trosch ......... ......... T reasurer William Kinley Hope Hunter Barbara Wellman Patricia Dye Gloria Follett Art Nesbit Polly Ann Pelton Nancy Shearer Sue Vlfestling Elton Critchlow MEMBERS Juanita Rowe Judy Hinesley Naomi Wolfe Isabel Stepanian Sally Delorme Alma J. Heiser M. Walter Ranallo Margaret Tucker Dolores Miller Sandra Philblad Page Eighty-Six Janet Wheeler James Schnell Pat Buckley Jackie Shearer Kay Kent Carol Stark Harvey Lederrnan Annette Liguori Paula Tuttle Mary Shealian DRAMATIC CLUB u oFFlcERs i Eric Blumenthal ....... ............................... ............. P r eszdent janet Wheeler .............. ...... V ice President Jacqueline Shearer ......... .............. S ecretary Mary Sheahan ....................... . ..,...... Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Baldwin ....... .......... A dvisor This year has been a memorable one in the Dramatic Club history. Mle were responsible for the pantomine in the Christmas Pageant, presented jointly by the Music department and the Dramatic Club, as well as for plays presented in the assembly where we used not only our knowledge of acting but also of direction, production, and make-up. The regular meeting featured plays presented, studied, and read, news of the theater and its people, and the study of make-up and parliamentary procedures. In April we attended the annual Drama Festival at Fredonia State College for Teachers where we presented a play. Other members include Patricia Buckley, Constance Cummings, Anne Deck- man, Sally Delorme, Barbara I-Ieintzelman, Roberta Dabler, Alma Heiser, Nancy Hull, Hope Hunter, Lois Hurd, Janet Hutchinson, Carolyn Keller, Suzanne Kasinski, Mary Kuselman, Harvey Lederman, Nancy Lollar, Charles Matson, Nancy Montie, Rochelle Moses, Thalia Nutt, Patricia Padlo, Polly Pelton, Dina Perugini, Margaret Rapp, Wfilliam Reynolds, Charles Robinson, Richard St. Clair, Nancy Shearer, Regina Simon, Marilyn Smith, Carol Stark, Linnea Swanson, June Tatlow, Nancy Thomas, Dennis Trosch, Margaret Tucker, Danae Tuttle, DuXN7ayne VVoodling. Page Eighty-Seven JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL ACTIVITIES International correspondence albums to be sent to schools in foreign countries Made Halloween hats for the party at the Bath Veterans' Hospital Volunteer recruitment survey to find students interested in helping in time of disaster Sold Christmas wrapping paper to raise money for school chest Decorated Olean General Hospital wards at Christmas time Made favors for trays of all patients Christmas Day Assisted American Red Cross Fund Drive Helped with American Red Cross mobile blood unit oFFlcERs I Mary McCoy ,...... .... ......................i..... .................. P 1' e szdent Richard Rosse ........ ...................... ......... V i ce-President Kay Kent, .................... ............... S ecretary Richard Greatwood .........................,.......................,............................,............. Treasurer MEMBERS 101 Nancy Altman 203 Joyce Guinip 212 Hugh Lindstrom 102 Mary Sheahan 204 Kay Kent 214 Paula Tuttle 103 Ray Padlo 205 Sue Westling 215 Barbara Blue 104 Joann Johnson 207 Betty Plano ' 216 James'Taylor 105 Dick Rosse' 210 Jim Olsen 1 217 Franklin Smith 108 Richard Greatwood 313 David Donnellan 304 William Reynolds 109 Naomi Wolfe 315 Marian Augustini 305 Patricia Kozlon 112 Carol Easley 316 Carolyn Nudd 307 Diana Grassle 201 Meriarn Schafer 317 Patricia Eade 310 Bonnie Lingenfelter 202 Patricia Pacer 318 James Stadler 311 Dorothy McGraw ' Page Eighty-Eight I ECHOES OF EINSTEIN SCIENCE CLUB This organization gives science-minded students a chance to meet weekly as a group. Members see or make demonstrations or experiment with materials from various industrial concerns. Trips to local points of scientific or general interest are made from time to time and once a year the club makes a major excursion to a neighboring city. This year the club made a trip to the Corning Glass Company's establishment. The Echoes of Einstein Science Club also spon- sors one assembly program of a scientific nature. OFFICERS Chester Moody ........ .........,.................. ............... P 1' esidenl Dick Swan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,........ V ice President Florence Bailey ....... ...........,.... S eeretary Thomas Whalen .......................... Q .....................................,................................. Treasurer Florence Bailey Gordon Blue Thomas Boser Daniel Crowley Stephen Crowley Gay Fisher Margaret Fox Diana Gresselle Mr. Whitehill .............. Members joseph Harris Harry Hensel Rae Hull Chester Moody Joseph Nevins Janet Patterson David Randall Richard Raymond Richard Scharterle Page Eighty-Nine Philip Schryver Marilyn Smith Richard St. Clair Robert Stupp Richard Swann Norman Van Dusan Thomas Whalen Naomi Wolfe .........Advis0r English A Mathematics MISS PERCIVAL MR. GEUDER History Journalism MISS YQRK MR. MCLAUGHLIN Physical Education MISS MCGRATH Physical Education MR. O'NElL , Page Ninety - -- - v -Q. Physics A Biology MR, FARAGHER MR. WHITEHILL C L A S S E S Health French MR. KUNKLE MISS TRENKLE Dnver Trammg MR. KUNKLE Study Hall Page Ninety-One THE SENIOR PLAY THE CLASS OF 1951 FIGHT! X :- : SC 11 ,mi '31 'L..,. 1 fl 7 ' ' is I' Q ,qv QA wmv P . X ' V E 7155212 A Comedy in Three Acts Tension 51.19 T E 'dlaalqk ,-fu! . IYHANDON THOMAS A comsov IN runs: Acts Mun 11m 2 ,unrromum . Ill! , , sznlon PLAY 'IDU 'eladql Acct' 5 lvuunoonruonas A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS mesa 11m 2 msn fyyryyi l:if rtrywfr , ,I SENIOR PLAY 'ewan ,vw 5 avuuunouruouas A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS :neun 111.1 '55 HOMUM msn Hfnfnfin Yrir V in SFNIOI? PLA.Y Z dhahya :fat aQ uvaunoouruomas A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS 'EMBER 17-fn Q AUDITORIUM Q msn CAST OF CHARACTERS Brallet.............. ..John King Maneorvant' Jack Cheeney....... ...Arnold Rickey Undergraduate Charles Wykeham.........Dona1d Bryant Undergraduate Lord Fanoourt Babber1y..R1chard Rouse' Undergraduate ..landa H111 Kitty Verdun.......... Mr. Spett1gua'l Ward Amy Spattigua........... Mr. Spett1gue'l Niece Colonel Sir Francie Chesney..Re n Sohauer Baronet, ILata Indian Serviceim- Stephen Spettiguo.......Eric Blu enthal Lawyer, Oxford Farmer..................Georga Bolden Martha Staple: Manaervant Donna Lucia D'A1vadoraa, Paula Kaaee Bla Delahay.............Dorothy'lckanzie An Orphan laud............... ...Mona Jenson A Parlour Maid Promptere......... ...Kona Jenson George Holden DIRECTOR.... .....liaa Elizabeth JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Season's Record 14 OLEAN Bolivar 21 6 OLEAN Bolivar 18 0 OLEAN , Otto Township 33 13 OLEAN Salamanca 6 19 OLEAN Salamanca 6 0 OLEAN Wellsville 0 The J.V. Football team, composed of Freshmen and Sophomores, completed their season with a record of two wins, three losses, and one tie. Prospective Varsity stand-outs included Bob VVinner, Paul Cashmere, Jerry Grandusky, Tony Veno, Don Ash, Dave Wind, Pete lfVeis, and Walt Zeigler. Other members of the J.V. squad were Howie Nickle, Jack Smith, Don Crandall, Sam Ambroselli, Jim Allen, Bill Anderson, john Clark, Chuck Corson, Herb Earle, Roger Henry, Lloyd jones, Joe Kline, Mike Krannock, Bob McCoy, Pat Parks, Bob Pidskalny, Larrie Ryan, Jim Snyder, Ed Sorochin, Ronny Spears, Lee Swartz, and Bill X'Voods. Page One Hundred Three Tw Ye., Xa gf It sf ! 'LX- QM' 1 Qs VARSITY FOOTBALL 1950 Olean High School, under a new head coach and with a light and inexperi- enced team, journeyed through what proved to be a very unsuccessful season. , They suffered six consecutive defeats, before recording their only win of- the season over Dunkirk, in the next to the last game of the season. Although the record is far from impressive, the players deserve a great deal of praise for their tremendous efforts and determination throughout the season. John O'Neil, ably assisted by George Matlock, VVilmer Kunkle, and Tex Venable, is also to be commended. Mlith many holdover lettermen from this year's team and additional material from a good j.V. squad, the prospects for a championship team in the future appear good. Season's Record 13 OLEAN Johnson City 27 0 OLEAN Elmira Free Academy 38 0 OLEAN Salamanca 6 7 OLEAN Edison Tech 12' 12 OLEAN Nichols Prep 13 ' 21 OLEAN Endicott 44 13 OLEAN Dunkirk 12 12 OLEAN Jamestown 28 E Page One Hundred Five VARSITY BASEBALL 1950 The' 1950 Baseball Huskies had a good season, winning 8 and losing 2, one of which was the Bi-County playoff to Jamestown. As usual, the coaching staff included Mr. Kunkle and Mr. Venable, with Jim Heliker and Don Brown as managers. The pitching staff included Sam Blackwell, Doug Vlarren, Abbie Edel, Florian Jonak, and Deno Zandi. Behind the plate were Bingo Dembowski and Mickey Ash. Patrolling the outheld were Toni Butler, Bob Tamutus, Ron Stomieroski, Don Manley and Sam Cottone. Last, but not least, the infield included Jim Wheeler, Tony Sanzo, Dick Nickel, John Davie, and Ray Pikuslski. Season's Record . 2 OLEAN Portville 0 l4 OLEAN Allegany 3 3 OLEAN Randolph 5 7 OLEAN Salamanca 5 20 OLEAN Franklinville 14 3 OLEAN Portville 0 16 OLEAN Randolph 1 6 OLEAN QCounty AA Titlej Salamanca 1 4 OLEAN ' Jamestown 2 c 0 OLEAN iqsi-county AA Playoff, Jamestown 1 Page One Hundred Six J. V. BASKETBALL 1950-1951 SQUAD MEMBERS Hagadorn, Jere Snyder, James HCHFY, Paul Walsh, Daniel Olson, James Winner, Robert SEASON RECORD 9 45 OLEAN Falconer JV 37 26 OLEAN Gowanda JV 32 44 OLEAN Dunkirk JV 36 41 OLEAN Allegany JV 31 38 OLEAN Gowanda JV 27 44 OLEAN Falconer JV 43 32 OLEAN Nichols JV 41 45 OLEAN Hinsdale 48 56 OLEAN Jamestown JV 44 34 OLEAN Dunkirk JV 30 54 OLEAN Salamanca JV 32 48 OLEAN Hornell JV 49 41 OLEAN Hornell JV 52 35 OLEAN Salamanca JV 28 53 OLEAN Randolph JV 41 37 OLEAN Jamestown JV 23 35 OLEAN Southwestern JV 38 34 OLEAN Allegany JV 33 58 OLEAN Randolph JV 29 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1950-1951 le L., Anderson, David Ballak, John Burdick, Keith Button, David Crow, Neil Dembowski, Joseph Eaton, Richard Faulkner, Philip I..innan, Jerry Ma Page One Hundred Seven The Freshman squad, coached by Mr. O'Neil, played Five games in the 1950-51 season: Allegany QZJ , Brad ford 2, and Bolivar Qlj . SQUAD MEMBERS Milne, Robert Phillips, Bruce Pidskalny, Robert Reynolds, William Schriver, Louis Splawski, James Strickland, Frank Tucker, James Zandi, George lick, Vincent L i .auf ,, - 'M ' T- . A - ' W i I Y , 4 Y OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN VARSITY BASKETBALL 1950-1951 The Huskies finished the season with a record of ten wins and nine losses. Albie Edel captained this year's squad, which included: Ed Yusko, Tom Morris, Mike Shane, Jimmy Davis, Ray Padlo, Bob Milgate, Bob Tamutus, John Kolata, and Tony Sanzo. Olean swept the County AA title by defeating Salamanca twice, but lost the bi-county playoff to Jamestown. The Huskies also won a trophy for the best team record in the county. Edel and Yusko represented Olean in the annual All-Star game at Randolph. Rounding out their high school careers were Milgate, Morris, Edel and Yusko. SEASON RECORD FALCONER 42 OLEAN GOWANDA GOWANDA 33 OLEAN NICHOLS ALLEGANY 43 OLEAN JAMESTOWN FALCONER 43 OLEAN SALAMANCA DUNKIRK 50 OLEAN HORNELL HORNELL 53 OLEAN RANDOLPH SALAMANCA 45 OLEAN SOUTHWESTERN JAMESTOW' N 32 OLEAN RANDOLPH ALLEGANY 41 OLEAN JAMESTOWN DUNKIRK fBi-County Plavogsj Page One Hundred Nine SQUAD MEMBERS The track team started practice about April 1. Holdovers from last year included: Gus Augustine, Charles Brown, Bob Granger, Leroy Ek, Henry Ford, Bob jordan, Leonard Neuland, Dick Patterson, Ray Sader, and Ed Yusko. New members on the squad were: Bernard Scanlon, Bob Wenner, jim Russell, Ray Padlo, Bernard Lyaski, Gordon Jennings, Bill Baldwin, john Clarke and Frank Augustine. Fred Eade and lvalter Ranallo were managers. SEASON'S RECORD Date Meet Olean Opp. May 5 NICHOLS SCHOOL ...,..l .... 2 7 77 May 16 DUNKIRK ................,..... .... 2 7 77 May 19 JAMESTOWN ............,.....,........,.,.. .... 4 5 59 May 26 HAMBURG ........,....A........,.......,,....,......,. .... 4 1 51 june 3 COUNTY MEET at GOXVANDA .....,..,... ........... T hird Place June10 SECTIONAL MEET at KENMORE .......... ......... F ifth Place Page One Hunllrezl Ten TRACK 1950 ' CRUSS COUNTRY 1950 Our cross-country team, for 1950, coached by Mr. McLaughlin, experienced a great measure of success this season by capturing the Section VI AAA title. Dur- ing the season they were victorious in three starts, while losing two and tieing one. Patterson, Ford, and Lyaski represented Olean High School on the 14 man TEAM LIST team from Section VI which went to Schenectady and they placed 27, 26, 25 respectively out of 140 runners. A FRANK CHESNER JIM MCCARTHY I TOM HARDGES Season s Record GLENN CURTIS 24 OLEAN Portville 31 BRUCE PHILLIPS 29 OLEAN Amherst 29 RICHARD LYON RICHAARD PA'1'TERSON OLEAN First in Oakfield Invitational BERNARD LYASKI HENRY FQRD 28 OLEAN Amherst 27 17 OLEAN Gowanda 38 DANIEL CROYVLEY, Manager OLEAN Second -Section VI AAA at Gowanda Page One Hundred Eleven 1 GOLF - 195 Olean High School continued its mastery of section six golf by successfully defending its Sectional AA Golf title for the second straight year. The double A Sectional Tournament was held at the Bartlett Country Cl11b in Olean this last year after our team had won home and home matches with Dansville Aurora. h The results of the tournament were as follows: Team Totals Out In OLEAN ................, .,.,,.. 1 77 169 AMHERST ............... ....... 1 81 180 LACKAWANN A ........ ...,... 1 85 178 JAMESTOXV N ..,..,... ....... 1 84 189 LASALLE .............,...,,.. 4,....4 2 06 216 NIAGARA FALLS ........ .t...., 2 15 207 and East Total 346 361 363 373 422 422 The O.H.S. Golf team played East Aurora here as well as playing home and home matches with Dansville. The varsity Won all three matches while the j.V.'s defeated East Aurora here. The j.V.'s were composed of: jack Kelly, Don Drake, 1 Jim Davis, and Don Bryant. Olean's lettermen in Golf: Richard Vedder James Wheeler David Law Edward Forrest Page One Hundred Twelve Intramural Baske Champs - A League Majestic U GARY WILLIAMS JIM MORRE LOUIE NICHOLS TINKER STARK RONNIE WILSON. JERRY WISEL PETE COLE HUGH LINDSTROM Intramural Basketball Champs - B League Mules LOUIS SHRIVER RICH HENRY ALAN JEFFE JIM SPLAWSKI JOE DEMBOWSKI VINNIE MALICK tball Intramural Volleyball Champs Eights ED YUsKo TONY PEZZIMENTI SAM COTTONE TOM MORRIS RAY PADLO DICK MCCUTCHEON JIM' DAVIS BUMMER DAVIE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 'H :LL 4. wi v J I W g 9 Jlwdzvaf' captain: PAT SCHOONOVER 'U T ,MMM C0-captain: CORNELIA,DUNN 'QQ' ,'EE, , ' MEMBERS A MEM - MARGARET DRISCOLL JANET WHEELER JACKIE SHEARER BONITA ST. CLAIR JOAN BENDER MARTHA sTA I ROSE DiMARCO V Captain: SUE KISEL Co-Captain: NANCY FOSTER Members I IARION AUGUSTINI OLLY PELTON 'ANCY SHEARER ANCY MONTIE JOYCE GUINNUP DONNA DELUCIO MARGARET TUCKER JOHANNA BRONOLD MARY BAKER JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Members DIANA GRASSLE ANNE DECKMAN MARY DIMARCO DONNA FORNESS SALLY FORREST FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS NORMA HENRY TONI LETRO JEAN SHARP HELEN SYVEENEY GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL NANCY BERGSTROM RITA BROOKINS IRENE FAIRBANKS NANCY FOSTER ISABEL STEPANIAN TONI SICLARI LOIS SWARTZ LUCILLE LANE RUTH NEFF VIRGINIA TESTI JANET WHEELER JOYCE WEIGARTZ JOHANNA BRONOLD ALICE BRUNNER MARY ANN COTTONE GIRLS' BASKETBALL I MEMBERS CONNIE CUMMINGS DONNA DELUCIO EILEEN DORSON PATRICIA EADE FRANCES FRENCH LAURA HEINZ JANICE WISEL CAROL VANBURG ARLINE KRON NANCY MONTIE GAY SHEAHAN MARGARET TUCKER LOIS THOMAS CAROL GUION MEMBERS NANCY BERGSTROM ARLENE KRON JOAN BENDER DELORES MOSZAK NANCY FOSTER JANICE WISEL PATRICIA HURLBURT JEAN MUIR NANCY MONTIE MARGARET MICHIENZI VIRGINIA TESTI BARBARA JONAK JOYCE IVEIGARTZ CAROL GUION ROBERTA DEIBLER I-O15 SWARTZ DONNA DELUCIO BIARY ANN COTTONE DONNA FORNESS LOIS THOMAS LAURA HEINZ Page One Hundred Sixtcmz TUMBLING CLUB JACKIE LEE MARC BAKER JOAN BENDER MARY CACCIOTTI DONNA DELUCIO PAT EADE CHARLOTTE EASLEY DONNA FORNESS NANCY FOSTER JEAN GOODRICH BARB HEDLUND BEVERLY HOFFMAN PAT HURLBURT BARBARA JONAK MEMBERS IRENE FAIRBANKS SUE KISEL PAT LOGAN THERESA CONLEY DOLORES MOZAK POLLY PELTON LORETT A PAULL BONNIE ST. CLAIR NANCY SHEARER MARY MCCAULEY CAROL STARK JOYCE YVEIGARTZ MARY PODSKALANY 'Page One Hundred Seventeen GIRLS, BOWLING 114.5 113. , 98. 96.2 91. MANAGERS Bonita St. Clair, Joyce Weigartz, Irene Fairbanks Joyce Wfeigartz Irene Fairbanks Mary Wyviorka janet Wisel Theresa Conley Top Ten Bowlers Bonita St. Clair Ana Georganta Maxine Ripley Carol Goss Carol Pepperdine Page One Hundred Eighteen , 1 1 88. 87.4 86.1 85. 81.1 OLEAN HIGH SCHOOL presenfs IISmiIe AwI1iIe A Lee Winfer Produciion 'A' WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY LEE WINTER ,k I THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY April 5, 6 and 7, I95I Curiain aI 8 P. M. Olean High School Audiforium Highlights of 1950-51 OCTOBER ll The Student Council elections were held, voting in the Ac- tionary Party with Earl Ryan and Mary Lou Kadian as pres- ident and vice-president. OCTOBER 26 The Juniors held a Halloween Dance which was a tremend- ous success. NOVEMBER 17 The Seniors presented their annual play, Cha1'ley's Aunt, which was a smash hit. DECEMBER 7 Annual Sports Banquet hon- oring Varsity and Junior Var- sity players of golf, track, and football. Robert Cullan, heat: coach at Cornell, was guest speaker. DECEMBER 8 The Freshmen sponsored a dance The Winter Carnival, which was a tribute to their class. DECEMBER 15 Annual Christmas concert held with the OHS choir, glee club, and band contributing. 4 EJ Highlights of 1950-51 JANUARY 24 The Sophomores held a skating par- ty which was a great success for the Class of '53. FEBRUARY 8 D. K. Ernst, a noted hypnotist, was presented by the Olean High School publications. FEBRUARY 9 The Husky basketball team defeated Salamanca to win County AA Champ- ionship. FEBRUARY 21 But Fair Tomorrow was presented by the Juniors, and it was one of the most talented presentations of the year. FEBRUARY 27 Olean and Bradford high schools pre- sented a combined concert in the OHS auditorium. MARCH 16 Jack Shulimson won the annual Amer- ican Legion Oratorical Contest. IN Hi mi hts 1950-51 3 3 y H13 J Q, - A 1, K 1 f W '!,1 In f ,V f f . If APRIL 5-6-7 K The annualimusical cbmedy, Smile a While, was presented under the di- rection of Mr. Lee Xvinters. APRIL 13-14 The Cattaraugus Musical Festival was held in Olean High's auditorium. APRIL 27 The class of '51 presented their last dance in the OHS gym. MAY 11 The Junior's held their annual junior Prom in the OHS gym. 1 JUNE 25 Class Night. JUNE 26 Commencement-the end of four per- fect years. J AUTOGRAPHS EVM Wd ,M fi JUZXH i 12, - ew Qwjx cgvvitiwf Qavrlool Spaazaa Zdawzda 3-zotku. Vue ' Pg o d d yTl Aumlnm E 1951 1 PATRONS PAGE We, the Congress Stag, wish to express our thanks to the following merchants and businessmen whose wholehearted support helped make this yearbook possible. DON ADAMS AUTO PARTS JOHN ASH CO., CLEANERS BLUE BIRD COACH LINES S. BLUMENTHAL BOTH, BRANCH 8: HENDRIX CARNAHAN'S MEN'S STORE CLARK BROTHERS DAVIS CLOTHING STORE DAYSTROM CORP. DEE'S A. E. EWING CO. EXCHANGE NAT'L BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK F. W. FORNESS, JR. FOX and STEVENS FREEBORN EQUIPMENT GAVIN -McCARTHY GUERNSEY DAIRY HANNIFAN 8: COMPANY G. E. HOPKINS HYDROX DAIRY IDEAL DRY CLEANING KAMLER BROTHERS N. L. KAPLAN, Inc. KROMPART Tiny Tot Shoppe L'ALCOVE-CASTLE Rest'rants LANNEN'S Wallpaper 8: Paint LESTER SHOE STORE LIBERTY COMPANY Page One Hundred Twenty-Four LISBETH SHOP LOCKWOOD CLEANERS LUTHER MFG. COMPANY LYONS-CROWLEY SERVICE MARKET BASKET STORES MATSON 'S CYRIL NEWMAN Beauty Shop F. H. OAKLEAF OLE-AN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN HOUSEHOLD CO. TILE COMPANY TIMES-HERALD TRUST COMPANY FIRE 8: CASUALTY ASSN. of INSURANCE AGTS. OPPENHEIMS PICKUP 'S RESTAURANT PUBLIC LOAN COMPANY REYNOLDS MARKET RHODES BAKERY ST. BONAVENTURE UNIV. E. I. SCHEMINGER CO. SEGALL'S SHORTELL BROTHERS STROEHMANN BROS. CO. TIMES-HERALD Printing Co. VAN DER HORST CORP. WESTBROOK ACADEMY W. H. D. L. G. WILLARD Y. M. C. A. 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