Olean High School - Congress Yearbook (Olean, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1955 volume:

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MS ' cw f1g Q h M W W H' U Ax 70 MMM MM .xdfma Wafer Oh Alma lvlaler, lair ancl lrue Thy honor we acclaim We rally 'round lhe reol ancl gold To laud lhy noble name, ln lhee we sludenls shall renew Our lailh of days gone by, Across lhe years we'll live anew Thy spiril, Clean I-ligh. l OPQLUOI' ' - ' All Too soon The memories OT high school days become TainT shadows-shadows which always remain a parT OT each sTudenT's liTe. Each new day in Olean High School has broughT new experi- ences-malcing new Triends, ioining a new club. parTicipaTing in an assembly, gaining new biTs OT knowledge--all OT which plays an imporTanT parT in developing The sTudenT's aTTiTudes. ideas, and ideals. May This I955 Congress--Today and in The days To come-be a symbol OT cherished high school memories. ongreaa Siu!! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF AUDREY SMITH BUSINESS MANAGER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS BARBARA ROCKWELL ANN MINDERLER MONA HAAG UTERARY EDWORS ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR MARY LOU VAN ZTLE WILDA SCOTT NEAL KOENlG ART EDITORS ASSISTANT LITERARY EDITOR ROBERT RITTBERG CAROLYN KRON JOHN HARRIS 2 PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE jage 0!C0l'ltel'lt5 4 5 i9 59 62 66 7I 97 II4 DEDICATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPI-IOMORES FRESI-IMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS eibeclicafion To Caroline Percival, lliird and lourllw year English leaclwer, from l92I - l955, whose compelenl and excellenlr managemenl has included llwe aolvisorslmip ol Wayside Club , We Jrlie Sludenls Club . Debale Club , organizer and advisor ol llie Magazine Club , and Senior Class advisor, and whose genlle smile and sol? words will long lwolcl a place in our memories of Olean l-liglm School. 4 I M, ' . :,1,. 1,, - '- IJ, L'1i'5f f??'l 5 14W'f''f'.v2'w+ff 1 4254 , , . - 1 1 p W ZXi7 I X' fi f Q ,WM x 1 , f at , M , ,1 ,, m ,,, i., Q. ', '3nJi ,g 4 .. r 1., W. ,vf -wi' f' 14. 525. 15,5 ' ,H Ka' ' , u .?x3?f . p , 1' f J H , Wim? J P D, f' Af- f oaroloffizclucafion JOHN M. WOODS, Pre-sidenf KEITH H. KENT ROBERT VAN DER CLUTE THOMAS R. OLSON BERNARD P. GILL DR. JOHN E. GOLDEN WILLIAM T. DURKIN MICHAEL H. LANDON, JR. ROBERT S. ADAMS 7 Seniors of I955: IT is our hope ThaT your brief soiourn wiTh us has been enioyable and profiTable. If in The Time you have been associafed wiTh The Olean l-ligh School your minds have focused on some of The enduring values of life, we shall counT your Time well spenT. If your habifs of approaching Taslcs. your mefhods of aTTacl4ing problems, your ways of meefing difficulT siTuaTions give you saTisfacTion and confidence in yourselves, you have Then received The besT we have To offer and we can be happy in our Taslc well done. You can now go forTh wiTh our blessing and The assurance of our confinued inTeresT and concern for all your fufure underTalcings. M. WESLEY SMITH Principal Olean, New Yorlc June 28, l955 My dear Seniors: If iT were humanly possible To raise The resisTanT veil ThaT obscures The fuTure and each of us were To see his role five, Ten or TwenTy years from Today, l am sure Thaf we would experience boTh happy surprises and unpleasanf disappoinfmenf. Forfunafely, iT is your social inherifance To be ciTizens of a nafion founded upon a recognifion of man's infrinsic dignify and worTh-where righTs are The acknowledged aTTribuTe of his divine origin, and freedom in The exercise of Those righfs is The privilege of all. Freedom implies boTh The opporTuniTy To sucs ceed as well as The righf To Tail. The choice is yours! As members of The I955 graduafing class of The Olean l-ligh School, you are To be commended on having chosen wisely, and l congrafulafe you in This significanT accomplishment Be assured as you leave your Alma Mafer, Thaf you Talce wiTh you my sincere good wishes for success and happiness. Sincerely, W. CECIL DAVIS SuperinTendenT of Schools at MR. JOHN WALLACE BOYS GUIDANCE MISS ELIZABETH HERZO6 GIRLS' QIIIDAIXICE UL. CAFETERIA STAFF HILDA RIEFILE, ALICE DAVY, HELEN MAZUR, GRACE ISAMAN, FRANCES TYLER, BESS FIJRNISS, MARY R D, I-IAZEL SMITI-I, AND ERIA MANAG J QITXALLACE 2 cv A MEDICAL STAFF MRS. ARMSTRONG, DR. JOHNSON MISS CLARK, MRS. OARVEY OFFICE STAFF MARY JANE WICHERT AND ANNE WILSON DOROTHY ATKINS ELIZABETH BALDWIN LDITH M. BASS ENGLISH ENGLISH COMMLRCIAL BERTHA BEAR GLENN BERNREUTHER LLAINL BLACK TNGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS HOMF ECONOMICS JACKLIN BOLTON MUSIC kms Gocerk I I SAMUEL CARR ROBERT CHARLES DOROTHY COBURN INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS SOCIAL STUDIES MATTHEW CONTE REGINA CORRIGAN MARY DOWNEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCIENCE XZ!!! ENGLISH , f A n fj- Vf , 1. 65 jx J If . Lf A I, I 5 iI1,,f!,f.,,fC7X f 'I If W- Limf-ff I Lfjxf' ,. A ff J J 1,7 L 541 f My ,, .S 7 !,fMfLL!V4f MARY DRISCOLL ENGLISH K I LfYX5s ' ., U-f X J CV di I2 IC T C E1 I IIICWI IIIOMAS DUNN MABEL EATON IIIILMA IVIRLIIII COMMERCIAL HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL MARTIN FARAGHER HERTEL FLUENT MARION FOOTL SCIENCE SCIENCE MAIII RICHARD GATES COMMERCIAL ln.. I 3 CLARENCE GEUDER ISABEL GRANT MATH PHYSICAL EDUCATION IDA R. GOULD LIBRARIAN , , I MARION HOREY ENGLISH ROBERT GRANT ARVINE HAWKINS MUSIC COMMERCIAL I4- SIGNE JOHNSON JAMES KEENI. IIORTENSE KHLIR ENGLISH MUSIC MATH JOHN KSIONSYK WILMER KUNKLE ETHEL Mdc DOWELL SOCIAL STUDIES DRIVER TRAINING SCIENCE JULIUS LARSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS I5 RICHARD MQLAUGHLIN FRANCIS METLER RUTH MILLER ENGLISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL MARY MORTON CHRISTOPHER O'TOOLE EDWIN OWENS SPANISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS ART GERTRUDE OLIVER LATIN I 6 CAROLINE PERCIVAL MARGARET SABATINO PAUL WHITEHILL ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE KENNETH VAN DE MARK PAUL VENABLE RICHARD VOSSLER SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES COMMERCIAL BJ:-I l. ORETCHEN TRENKLE FRENCH I 7 MABEL WILSON MATH 1V '9Pg S. ABIOAIL YORK SOCIAL STUDIES MARY WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMICS I8 M yr I 17 f ., f If Assn- WJ: Q-L Q fi 'A ' '- ff' .----11'-Z .Mt .-. va -NUI..-A-: ' f-' -YY -vw H . .,-. ,Zin , pi! 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VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER . STUDENT COUNCIL Cfowzi O icerfi MEMBERS RONALD JONES MARILYN NORTI-I . LINDSAY WADE . MONA I-IAAO JOHN MCCORMICK I: Pass ihaf peecepipe .,.. 4: OooooooooooooF1 .... Mr. BuHcr! 2: 'Snlwolar and phyboyf' 5: M . . . and I undersfand Hwero are abou? flwr : Did Annie Ge? Her Gun? qirls fo Pvery boy af Mis CKIHQCIFRH 6: lT'9 cm maxrslwmawvw WOIVA .... M ALBERT ABDO AI Wirh whaf a maiesly he rears his looks. Freshman Baslcefball I: JV Baslnelball 2: Varsily Baslcelball 3: Varsily Traclc 2, 3, 4 lnlramural Baslcelball I, 4: Inlramural Volleyball 2, 3, 43 I-lomeroom Rep. 3. MARY TERESA ACCURSO Tre The beauly of lhe heavens is The slars' The beauly ol a woman is her hair. Science Club I: Drarnafic Club I, 2: I-lomeroom Represenlalive 2: Baslcelball I Volleyball I: Glee Club I, 2: Mixed Choir 3, 41 Commilree lor Senior Dance -I Lalin Club 2. 3: Choir Assislanl Robe Manager 3: Choir Robe Manager 4. THOMAS ADAMS 'ITOm He hears much and soealcs IiHle. KATI-I LEEN ALLEN Connie Modesl as morning and Twice as sweelf' Gloe Club 3: Spring Concerl 3: Chrisr- mms Concerl 3: Pep Club 43 Senior ploy Casl 41 Sl. Maryls I. CARL ANDERSON Carl Polileness goes lar, yel cosls nolhingf' Band Leller I, 2, 31 Choir 2, 3: Glee Club lg Science Club I, 2, 4, French Club 2, 33 Inlramural Baslcelball I: All-Counly 3, 4. RENO ANTONIETTI Reno And lhus be bore wilhoul abuse Ihe grand old name of oenlleman, lnlramurals I, 2, 4. 23 MARY ANNA AUTIERI Mary Anna She has black eyes wifh a wondrous wifching charm To bring us good, or 'ro work us harm. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I.e'r+er: Band 2, 3, 4: Maioirelle 2, 3, 4: Band Leffer: Sludenl Musical 2, 3: Dramafic Club I, 2: Sporls I, 2, 3, 4: Sporfs Leffer: Junior Play Casf: Senior Play Casf: Twenly Poinl Lelfer: Sporls Banquef 2, 4: Volleyball Playday. PASCAL BADER PasquaI Silence is Irue wisdom's repIy. Inframural Baslcelball I, 2: JV Baseball 2. W. DAVID BAKER Dave A passion for dramalic arf is inherenl' in fhe nafure of men. Junior Play: Senior Play: Varsiiy Base- ball 3.4: Inframural Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Commiliee for Junior Prom: Sludenf Musical 2, 3, 4: Tell-O-Scope Sfaff 4: Business Sfafl of Yearbook 4: Infra- mural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4. KAREN BALACKI Karen The heavens such grace did lend her, Thar she miqhf admired be. Glee Club I, 2: Presidenf of Glee Club 2: I-Iomeroom Alfernale 3: Sludenl Council 4: Red Cross I: Musical I, 2, 3: Tickefs, Junior Play 3: Decor- alions, Junior Prom 3: Chrisimas Program I: Commiffee Senior Dance: Cornmillee I: ing Parfy 3. . cg! ELAINE BEABOUT Elaine 3 I She is an amiable and genfle om n. ,X I s Junior Red Cross I: Bowling I, 'galic Clu I: ibrary Ai rench Cb 3: Tell-O-Scope 4. W A MILLICENT BENTLEY Millie QM Thou did smile infused wifh a forfifude from heaven Comrniffee Freshman Dance I: Glee Club I, 2: Badminlon I: Volleyball 3: CommiI'+ee Junior Play 3: CommiI+ee Junior Prom 3: Essay Conlesl' I: Pep Club 3, 4: Dance Club I: Musical 3: Commi++ee S+udenI Council Dance 3: Commifiee Musical 3: Homeroom AI+erna+e 2: French Club 3: Commiffee Sfudenf Council Elecfions 3: Class Nighf 3: Freshman Guide 3. 24 RONALD BENTLEY Ronnie A moral, sensible, and well-bred man. MARY CAROL BERGSTROM Bergie This Iady's smile is Coy. Girls' Sporls Leiler I: Musical 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Assembly Band 3, 4: Tell-O-Scope Slafl 2: Commiliee Senior Play 4: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Commillee Freshman Dance I: Yearbook Slalf 4. RAYMOND F. BESECKER Bogums Lillie he says, bul' much he does. JV Foolball I: Freshman Baslrefball l: JV Baseball I, 2: Inframural Basker- ball I, 2, 3, 4: Inframural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Senior Play Casl 4. LARRY BESOK Bees Nofhing endures buf personal qualifies. Freshman Baslcelball I: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: JV Baslcelball 2: Varsify Baslmel- ball 3, 4: Varsily Baseball 4. BARBARA BLAKELY Barby The girl has greal charm. Sporls Lellers I. 2, 3: Super Sporls Award 4: Baskefball I. 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong Champion 3: Tennis 3: Bowling I, 2: Volleyball I, 2: Baseball I: Tumbling I, 2, 3: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra Lelfer 3: Quarleffe 4: Comrnillee Freshman Dance I: Dramaiic Club 2, 4: Classical Club 2: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Usher 2.3: Musical 2: Publicify Chairman Musical 3: Commiflee Junior Prom 3: Senior Play 4: Library Aid 2, 3. ROBERT BLASSEY Bob I would sooner fail ihan nor be among 'rhe grealesif' Class Play Sf. Mary's I: Cross Counfry 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Parlicipaled in Band Conceri 2. 25 JAMES BLOISE Blow Tis much he dares. Science Club I, 2: lniramural Baslcelball I, 2, Commillee for Sophomore Slcaiing Parry 27 Commiiiee Senior Play 4. MICHAEL A. BLOISE Mike I-Ie Ioolcs much lilce a conqueror. lnlramural Baslceiball I, 2, 3, 4, lnlramural Volleyball 2, 3 4,1 JV Fool- ball I: Varsiiy Eoolball 2, 3, 4. ANN BLUMBERG Annie Mind cannof Iollow il, nor words express her iniiniie sweelnessf' JV Cheerleader 3: Varsiiy Cheerleader 4: Yearboolc Slafi 4: Sludeni Council 4' Usher Class Nighl 3: Cheerleading Le+Ier 3, 4: Musical 41 Junior Play 3' Senior Play 4. WlLI-lAM BRADLEY Bill I-Ie is a man ol manners qenfle, oi alieclions mild. lnlramural Baslceiball I7 lrilramural Volleyball 2, 3, Band I, 2: Orchestra I, 2: I-Iomeroom Represenlalive 23 JV Baslcefball I, 23 Varsify Baslceiball 3, 4: Assembly Band I, 2. BARBARA BRYANT Barb For she laughs and is happy. Mixed Choir 3, 4: Glee Club I, 27 Library Aid 3: Bowling 42 PSP Club 4. HRM OW Loo he windin u Ihe , aich of h s II, and b I ' s 'rilcef' ' QB UZ :. l q n , 4: Chrislrnas Concerf IN, 2, 3, 4: lnlr mural Iii ke ll I 2, I-Iomeroom Represenfalive 2: r li ,.r ,us iw: Seclional Choir 2: Hornell Ex e on iri 2: All-Counly Choir 1 - For Play 43 Tumbling Team I: Slale Seclional Choir 4, Commillee me ominq 41 Parade Sesqui-Cenlew mal 4. Qi 26 WILLIAM BU RBAUM Burb He was born wilh Ihe gill of Iauqhlerf' Freshman Baslfelball Ig JV Baskelball 2, Varsily Baslrelball 3. 42 VGFSIIY Baseball 2, 3, 4: Traclc 2: Assemby Band I, 2, 37 Band I, 2, 3, Presiclenl ol Junior Class 31 Freshman lnlramurals. DOLORES BUSH Dee Silence is a fine iewel for a woman. Business Course KATHLEEN BUTLER KaIhIcen To blush is beaufilul buf il is somelimes inconvenient SI. Mary's Ig Muscial 2, 3: Comrnilfee Junior Play 37 Comrnillee Slcalinq Parly 27 Dramalic Cluls 27 Comrnillee lor Musical 2. MARY CAPPELLETTI Ilivlaryl' 'She is one who is wiser Ihan mos? of us. ROBERT CARNES 'IBob The wise man who can govern himself. NANCY CASHIMERE Caz She is Ihe lheme of honour and renown. Vice-Presidenl of Sludenl Council 4: Secrelary of Junior Class 33 Chairman Ticker Commillee for Junior Play 37 Co-Chairman Freshman Dance I: Co- Chairman Pep Rally for Home Coming Day 3: Girls' Glee Club Ig Choraliers 2, 3: Spring Music Feslival I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Concerl I, 2, 3: Sfudenl Musical I, 2, 3: Varsily Cheerleader 3 4: JV Cheerleader 2: Sporls Banquels 2, 3, 4, Allernafe Horneroom Represenlalive I: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Cornrnillee Sophomore Slralinq Parry 2: 20 Poinl Lellerq Officer for Cffzenship Day 3: Sludenl Courf 4: Homeroom Senale 43 Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4. ?7 if RAYMOND CAYA Ray His smile is ever flue mos? brigl11. RICHARD CHANDLER He's a very devil. CAROL ANN CLAYTON Too+ DOROTHY CHAP Do++ie There are whole veins of diamonds in lhine eyes. Baskelball I: Homeroom Re-presenfalive 2: Junior Play Commiffee 3: Sfudenl Musical 3. KATHLYN LOUISE CLARK lllfillyll As innocenl as grace herself. Bowling 4. The cures? and lirllesf in our class: A near liffle, sweef liffle, laughing lass. Glee Club I, 23 Baskelball I: Volleyball I: Kiclcball Ig Musical 2. DONALD COLE Donnie Lei every man be masfer of his lime. Homeroom Represenlalive l, 3. 28 VIOLA CONLEY Penny The mildesl' manners, and 'the genllesf lwearff' Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Mixed Choir 3, 43 Dramafic Club I, 33 Kiclcball I Volleyball Ii Baslrelball 4: Ar? Club I: All Counly 41 All Slafe 41 Assem- blies I. 4. CAROL J. CONRAD HC. C. We live in our desires raflner llwan in our aclnievemenfsf' Commilfee Junior Prom 3: Commiflee Junior Play 31 Commillee Senior Dance 4: Bowling Ig Commillee Slcalinq Parfy 2. GERARDA COOK Gerardo Twas lner llwinlcing of ollners made you llninlc of her. RAYMOND W. COSS Cossie He proved +l'1e besl man on Ylme field. Presidenl of Touchdown Club 2: Co- Capfain Foolball Team 4: Co-Chain man Homecoming 3: Co-Chairman of Sludenl Council Dance 3: Homeroom Represenlalive 31 Cifizenslwip Day 3: 20 Poinf Leller 3: JV Foofball Team Ig JV Baslrefball Team I, 23 Varsify Fool- ball 2. 3, 43 Varsify Baslrefball 31 Varsily Baseball 2, 4: Manager Varsify Baslcef- ball Team 4: lnframurals I, 4: Super Sporfs Lelfer 4. GERALD CRONIN A pleasanf lace is a silenf recomnwendalionf' BARBARA ANN CUDDY Bobs Do buf loolc on her hair il is briqlwlf' Baslcelball I: Volleyball l: Assemblies 3. 29 wail' W- JAMES CRAI UMMINGS Craig VVise 'ro resolve nl To perform, Freshman Slcaling arfy ommillee I: Frosh Dance Commillee I: Inlramural Baslcefball I, 2, : Iamural Volleyball I, 2: Frosh Baslcefball I: Musical I, 2: Homeroom Represen live I, 3, 4: Science Club I: Foolball 2: Boys' Glee Club 2: Presidenl Boys' Glee Club 2: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Mixed Choir 3: Co-Chairman Senior Halloween Dance 4: Campaign Manager Acfionary Parly 4: Choraliers 4: Siudenl Discussion Assembly 4: 20 Poini Leller 4 EDWIN CURLEY Curley Born bul fo die and reasoning buf Io err. Sluclenl Council Presiclenl 4: Sludenl Council Member 3: Tell-O-Scope Edilor 3, 4: JV Cross Counlry 2, 3: Track I, 2: Homeroom Allernale 2, 3: Boys' Sfafe 3: Classical Club I, 2: French Club 2 3: American Legion Oralorical Con- Iesi' 4. SHIRLEY CURTIS Curl Her hearl and hand are bolh open and bolh free. Junior Play Commillee 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Sporl Lelier I. DONNA MAE DAHAR Donna The beauly of your eyes ancl all your graces ne'er have Iouchecl ea'rII'1Iy laces. Homeroom Represenlafive I: Dramafic Club I: Orcheslra I: Gvlee Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Sporls Leller I, 2: Tennis, Volleyball, Baslxelball, Ping Pong, Badminlon I, 2: Served al Class Niqhf 3: Chairman Commillee Junior Play 3: Chairman Commifiee for Junior Prom 3: Comrniilee Sophomore Slcalinq Parly 2: Musical 2, 3: Auxilium Lafinum Award 3: Chairman Com- mi++ee for Freshman Dance l. DONALD F. DAVIS Ducky Thou arf The man. Dance Club I: Musical I, 3. 4: Iniamulral Baslceleball I, 2: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: All Counly I: Choir Robe Commillee 3: Inlramural Volleyball 2: Spanish Club 2: CommiHee Junior Play 3: Baslcelball I: Tell-O-Scope 2: Ski Club I. HENRY A. De BUCCE Hank His personal presence always is agreeable. Band I, 2: Choir I, 2, 3. 4: Inlramural Volleyball 4. 30 NANCY DOMBOSKI Nancy She has made use and lair aclvanlage ol her days. I-lomeroom Senale 2: Secrelary of Sludenl Council 3: Sludenf Courl 4: Girls Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3, 4: Girls Trio 3: Secrelary ol Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Official of Cilizenship Day 3: French Club 2: Musical 2. 3: Baslcefball I: Bowling I: Badminlon I: Commillee for Junior Prom 3: Firsl Prize for Essay Conlesl' I: Usher lor Class Nighl 3: 20 Poinl Leller 2: Co- Secrelary ol Girls' Glee Club 2. NANCY A. DONOI-IUE Nam Her very Irowris are fairer far 'rhan smiles ol: olher maidens are. Commillee of Freshman Dance I: Volleyball I: Badrninlon I: Musical I, 2, 3: Malce-up Commillee, Usher I: Publicily Cornmillee lor Junior Play 3: Com- miflee of Junior Prom 3: Co-Chairman Senior Dance 4: Cornmillee for Senior Play 4: American Anfholoqy Award 4. MARY JANE DONOVAN Mary Jane 3 Sweef innocence and beaufy rnoel in one. Sf. Mary's I: Musical 2: Commillee Junior Skaling Parry 3: Junior Prom Comrniflee 3: Baslcefball 3: Senior Sporl Dance Commiflee 4: Pep Club 4: Senior Play Casl Commirlee 4, LAURENCE E. DRISCOLI. DrisIc I haslen Io laugh al everylhingf' ST. Mary's I: Junior Red Cross 3 French Club . W - IW M Ge : 41 is BAR W LEEBE Barbara She I s a I' ' ' vialilyf' Glee Club 2. , 4: sher for Junior Play 3: Usher for Minslrel Show 3: Sewing Club Assembly : Assemblys I, 2. 3. 4: Badminlon 2: Volleyball 2: Usher for Musical 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Usher for Band Concerls I. 2. MARY LEE EBERL Mary Lee She 'rhrows a cloud ol happiness wherever she I'raveIs. Sl. EIizabelh's Academy I: I'lomeroom Allernale 2, 3: JV Cheerleader 3: Varsily Cheerleader 4. 3 I JAMES I-I. EDGAR Jim WhaT a spendThriTT he is wiTh his Tongue. Boy's Glee Club, Librarian I: SecreTary-Treasurer, ArT Club I: Science Club I: Mixed Choir 2: LaTin Club 2, 3, 4. Secrelary 4: Track Manager 2, 3: Chairman CommiTTee Freshman Dance If Musical 2: Junior Tell-O-Scope 3: Choraliers 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4, SecreTary 4: Pep Club 4: Commiffee Chairman Tor Junior Play 3: Senior Play CasT 4: CommiTTee Tor Junior Prom 3: DebaTe Team SecreTary-Treasurer 4: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' QuarTeT 3: AII STaTe 4: All CounTy 3, 4. RICHARD EDWARDS Dick The man worThwhiIe is The man ThaT smiles. In+ramuraI I, 2, 3: LiqhTing CommiTTee. ChrisTmas Play, Junior Play 2, 3: Senior Play 3. MAU RICE ENSELL Moe Tis The cusTom wiTh him in The aTTernoon To sleep. ' Freshman BaslceTbalI I: JV Foofball 2: VarsiTy FooTbaII 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Band LeTTer 3: Assembly Band 2, 3, 4: lniramurals BasIceTbaII I, 2: Musical 2, 3. ALLAN FITCH I+ch The ioyTulness oT This man will prolong The days. Slee Club I: Mixed Choir 2.4: Choraliers 3: lnTramuraIs I, 2. 3: Assemblies 3. DAVID FORNEY Fearless His life is wiTTy. InTramuraIs 2, 3: CommiTTee, Senior Play 4: Freshman Guide 2. MARTI-IA FRABLE MarTha I-low now, wiT, whiTher wander Thou? Badminfon 2. 3: Ping Pong 2, 3: BaslceTbaII I, 2, 3.4: Volleyball 2, 3: Musical 2: Girls' SporTs LeTTer I, 2, 3.4: PresidenT of SporTs Council 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Choraliers 2: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Congress STaTT 3, 4: Usher aT Civic Music 2. 32 JEAN FRITSCH Jean She is shorl and merry. SANDRA GANOUNC5 Sandy O, Ihou arf Iairer Ihan Ihe evening air. Clad in The beauly oi a Ihousand slarsf' Band I. 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Assembly Band 4: f Librarian oi Band 3: Junior Play Casl 3: Senior Play Casl 4: Commiilee lor Junior Prom 3: Muscial I, 2: Drarnalic Club 2: Junior Red Cross I, 2: Classical Club 2. F MARY G1AVlN Maryl' 'A youlh Io whom was given So much of earth, so much of heaven. SI, Mary's I: Co-Chairman ol Sophomore Slcalinq Parly 2: I-lomeroom Repref senlalive 2: Usher al Musical 3: hlorneroorr- Allernale 3: Chairman Comrnillee Junior Prom 3: Cheerleader 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Co- Chairman oi Homecoming Day 4: Usher Class Niqhl 3: Tell-O-Scope Slall 4: Treasurer, Nalional Honor Sociely 4. i MARVA JEAN efwion Marva'I Blissful are The simple, Por lheyfiishall have muchi peace. , Girls' Glee Club I:!Krl Club I, 2: Mixed Choir 2. 3: Clioraliers 4: Spanish Club 3: Library Aid 4: Ushers Club 4: Badminlon 2: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 3, 4: Dramalic Club 4: Baslcefball 4: Usher I, 2, 3: Com- inillce Senior Play 4. I B. PATRICK GILL Pal Life is lar loo imporlanr a Irhinq ever lo Iallc seriously aboulf' JV Foolball 2: JV Baseball 2: Inlramural Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Inlramufal Volleyball 2, 4: Homeroom Represenfafive 2, 3: Chairman Sophomore Dance 2: Commiflee Junior Prom 3: Senior Prom 4: Slcaling Parly 2: Musical 2. 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Tell-O-Scope 2, 4. JOSEPH GIUNTA Joel I-Ie is one of Ihose happy souls who is fhe sall of lhe earlhf' Senior Play 4: SI. Mary's I. JAMES C. GORDON Flash He has a passion for hun+ing. Choir I. 2, 3, 4: lnduslrial Arls I. 2, 3. 4: Tumbling Team I: Science Club l. ROBERT GORDON Bob Be noi mislead by his innocenl' appearance. Homeroom Represenlalive 2: Baseball l, 2: Baslcelball I: lnlramurals I, 2. 4. GAIL GRECKE Gail To doubl her fairness were lo wan? an eye. PATRIClA GREENE Pal Like a lovely 'free she grows lo woman- hood. Homer High School l, 2, 3,: Tell-O- Scope 4. STEPHEN GREENE S+eve I shall do my friends no wrong. Homer High School l, 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ANN GURNEY Mouse So complelely up 'ro everylhingf' Freshman Cheerleader l: JV Cheerleader 33 Girls Sporl' Leffer I, 2, 3. 4: Girls Sporl' Council 4: Junior Play Casl 3: Choir I, 2, 3, 4. 34 MONA JEAN HAAG Mona From every blush 'rhal lcindles in Ihy cheeks, len Thousand Iiffle loves and graces spring Io revel in roses. Homeroom Senale I: Sludenl Council 2, 3: Treasurer of Senior Class 4: Usher af Musical 3: Musical I: Senior Play Casf 4: Commiflee Junior Play 3: Bowling I: Congress Slaff 4: Senior Dance 4: Baslxefball 3: Commiflee Junior Prom 3. PATRICIA HAMILTON Pa+ BoIh shorf and sweef some say is best Musical I, 2. 3. PATRICIA HAMMOND Pa++y The highesl of disfincfion is service Io oIhers. Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: N. Y. S. S. M. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross I: Mixed Quarfel 3: Girls Sexfefle 4: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroorn Allernafe 2: Orchesfra Leffer 3: Choir Leffer 3. ROBERT HANDMORE Bob A silenf man. JOHN I-IARDING John He is a man of comely virIues. MARGARET HARRINGTON Margie There is somefhing finer in her Ihan anyfhing she ever said. 35 JOHN HARRIS Orson Neyer dare Io be as lunny as I am. Classical Club I, 2: Science Club I: Musical 2: Homeroom Represenlalive 3. MARY LOU HAUT Mary Lou She is parlicularly sweet French Club 2, 3. CLARA HOLLIDAY Clair The Irue and good resemble gold. Home Economics Club I. ALICE HOLLOWELL AIice As merry as Ihe day is long. Commillee Freshman Dance I: Home- room Alle-rnale 2: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Commillee Senior Dance 4: Commillee Senior Play 4. JUDITH HOPKINS Judy A dashing damsel, gay and perl. I-Iorneroom Allernale I: Orcheslra I. 2: Glee Club l: Musical I, 2, 3: Sporls Leller I, 2. 3, 4: Junior Play Casl 3: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Casl 4: Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross I, 2: Dramalic Club I: French Club I, 2, 3. KATHRYN ANN HOWARD Kay I will be friends wilh you. 'Crlee Club I, 2: Commillee Freshman Dance I: Baslcefball 3: Volleyball 3: Badrninlon 3: Ping Pong 3: Choir 3, 4: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Arl Club I: Pep Club 2, 3. 36 DAWN JENICK Dawn I am caughl by her berry-brown hair and lhe rose on her cheek is my joy. Dramalic Club 2. 3: Glee Club 2: Mixed Choir 3: Choraliers 4: Baskelball 3. 4: Commillee Senior Play 4: Assemblies I. 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I, 2: Badminlon I, 2: Ar? Club I, 2. CHARLES JOHNSON Chuck A worfhy man, keen, and conscienl'ious, Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 2, 3.4: Dance Band 4: Assembly Band 3, 4: Senior Play Casl 4: Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2. 4: Choraliers 3: All-Slale Choir 4: Secrelary of Chess Club 3: 20 Poinl Leller 4: Science Club I: French Club 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. MURIEL ANITA JOHNSON Mur She makes sweel music wilh enamelled sIones. Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3, 4: Dramalic Club I: Assemblies I, 2, 3.4: Musical I: Junior Red Cross 3: Baskelball 4: N. Y. S, S. M. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Accom- panisl 3, 4. N. PIKE JOHNSON Pike Wise, willy, and learned. Auxilium Lalinum Award 2: French Award 2: Sludenl Council 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Senior Play Casl 4: Track I: Golf 2, 3, 4: Siuclenl Council Eleclions 4: Commillee Junior Play 3. RONALD F. JONES Percy Life has given me of ils best Senior Class Presidenl 4: I-lorneroom Senale 2, 4: Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: JV Baskelball 2: Freshman Baskelball I: JV Foolball 2: 20 Poinl Lelller: Musical 2: Inrramural Volleyball 3, 4: Inlramural Baskelball I, 2: Commilfee Junior Prom 3: Homecoming Day 4: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Council Eleclions 4: Commillee Senior Play 4: Tell-O-Scope 4: Commillee Freshman Skaling Parly I. JOYCE MARION JORDAN Joyce She's prelly Io walk wilh and willy Io 'ralk wilh, And pleasanl 'Io fhink on. loo. Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3: Baskelball I: Dramalic Club I: Choir 4: Tell-O-Scope 4. 37 ROBERT KARUCH Bob 'IA man ol few words wisely chosen. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I. HART KLEE Har+ The cares of Ihe world can'+ weigh him down, If is Iruly seldom we see him lrown. ' SI. Mary's I: Classical Club 2, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Inlramural Baslcelball 2, 3, JV Foolball 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 47 Empire Boys' Slale 3: JV Baslcelball 2. S. DONALD KLIMCZYK Don Every inch a man. Musical I, 2: Science Club I: Junior Red Cross I. RONALD KLIMCZYK Ronnie Whal a novelly is lhis man. Inframural Baslreiball I, 2, 3, 4: JV Cross Counlry 2: Varsily 3, 4: Track 47 Inlramural Volleyball 4: Freshman Baslcelball I: Pep Club 3. cv' IU' if I III IX RICHARD KLINK Runner U He keeps his head when all abo hole Ioi Theirs Glee Club I: Choir 2, 31 Band 2, ,43y mur i as e all 2, Volleyball 3: Classical Club Ig Music Z, 7 ffsfefmbly Band 233 1 Dance Band 4: Boys Ouariei 2. , t 1 Q I ELIZABETH KNIESER I e++y 'lln form and moving how express and admir be! In aclion, how Iilce an angel. Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 21 Mixed Choir 3: Choraliers 4: All-Slale Orcheslra 3, 4i Girls Sporls Leller I, 2, 31 20 Poinl Leller 31 Shring Quariel 3, 41 Junior Play Casl 33 Senior Play Casl 45 Musical I, 2, 37 Chairman Com- miliee Freshman Skafing Parry I: Secrelary Mixed Choir 3: Secrelary-Treasurer Orcheslra 37 Vice-Presidenf Orcheslra 4: Secrefary Musical Execulive Com- millee 3: Tell-O-Scope 2: Girls Trio 3: Girls Sexfeffe 3: Nalional Essay Award 4: Homeroom Senale 4: Usher Civic Music 3: Orchesira Leller 3. 38 NEAL KOENIG Neal A self-made man! Homeroom Senale I: Musical l, 2, 3: Junior Play Casl' 3: Senior Play Casl 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Presidenl, Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Tell-O-Scope 4: Congress Sfafl 4: Classical Club 2, 3: Science Club I: Varsify Baseball Manager l, 2: Sludenl Courf Allernafe 4. RAYMON D KOLIN Chopper He is of fair noble shape, erecl and fall. Freshman Baslceiball l: JV Baslcelball l, 2: lnrramural Baslcelball l, 4: lnlramural Volleyball 2. 3.4: Classical Club 2, 3: Golf 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l: Mixed Choir 2: Choraliers 3. MARY ANN KRANOCK Mary Ann A maiden wilh The meelc, brown eyes. Glee Club l, 2: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Ushers Club 4: Muiscal 3: Commiffee Senior Play 4. LORETTA KRENZER Lore++a Now briqhf Lorefla, fhe world's fair eye. Bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross 2, 3 Volleyball l: Kiclx Ball l: Ping Pong I' Usher I: Glee Cub 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN KRON Carolyn Gen+le of speech. benelicenl of mind. Volleyball I, 2: Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Musical 2, 3: Congress Sfaff 4: Nafional Honor Sociely 4: Mixed Choir 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 2, 3.4. JOANNE KROTT Joanie She pursues sweefness and light Sf. Mary's I: Commiflee Senior Dance 4: Badminlon 3: Tennis 3, 4: Baslcelball 2: Homeroom Allernale 4: Commiflee Junior Prom 3: Sollball 3. 39 R10 WILFRED KUKULKA Willie l see lhe righl and approve il loo. Science Club lp Musical l, 2. JANET KYSER Jan Her grace lighls up her whole bodily presence. Girls Glee Club lp Choir 2, 3, 4: Musical 2, 3: Usher Civic Music 3: Commillee Junior Prom 3. CLARE LANE Bull l'm as much a man as anyone. Cross Counlry 2: lnlramurals 2: lnduslrial Arls I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD LARSON Don Science Club l: l-lomeroorn Represenl- alive 4. LOIS Nancy every swiil lo hear, slow lo wralhf' Library DO Laffy lallcalive and enqaginq personalilyf' orls Leller lg Baslcelball I7 Bowling lg Sol? Ball I: Volleyball lg Musical l, 2, 3: Dramalic Club I: Junior Red Cross l: Cornrnillee Freshman Dance lg JV Cheer- leader 2: l-lomeroom Senale 2, 3, 4: Secrelary Homeroom Senale 4: Glee Club 41 Chairman Cheerleading Dance 3: Chairman Junior Prom 3: Varsily Cheerleader 3, 43 Officer Ciiizenship Day 3: 20 Poinl Leller 3: Treasurer Music Execuiive Commillee 4: Cornmillee Junior Play 3i Commiilee Home- coming Dance 3: Ari Club lg Pep Club 2, 3. 4. 40 MARTIN LEFKOWITZ Manly And sfill The wonder grew fha? one small head could carry all he knew. Spanish Club 2. 3i Infrarnurals 3, 4' Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Varsily Eoofball 3, JEAN LEFOUIST Jean Her music is well said Io be fhe speech of angels. Girls Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 43 All-Counfy Orchesfra I, 2, 4: Orchesfra LeHer 3: Sfring Quarfef 4: Usher Civic Music I, 4: Accompanisl Girls Sexlef 3, 4: Musical 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Choir 4. JOHN LEFOUIST John Brinq your music forth info Ihe air. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2: Choraliers 3, 4: Assembly Band I, 2, 3. 4: O. I-I. S. Swing Band 4: Musical 2, 3, 4: Infra- rnural Baslcelball 2, 3: All-Slale 3. 4: Band Leffer 3: Orchesfra 3: A Raf- inqs Solo Confesfs 3: 20 Poinl Lefler, DOROTHY LEMMER Do++ie She is of Icind manner and qenlle speech. Fashion Show 3. ANTONIA LETRO Toni Wha+ men dare, I dare. MONA LEE LEWIS Mo ModesT as morning. 4I 4' GEORGE LINNAN George His limbs were casl in manly mould. For hardy sporfs or for conlesl bold. JV Foolball l: Varsily Foofball 3, 4: JV Baseball l: Varsily Baseball 2. 3: Co- Caplain Foolball 3. 4: Presidenl Touchdown Club 3: Baskefball Manager I, 2, 3. 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: 20 Poinf Lefler 3: Spanish Club 3: Officer Cifizenship Day 3: Homeroom Allernafe 2: lnlramurals I, 2. 3: Com- milfee Junior Prom 3. MARGARET el. LUCAS Peggy Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 23 Choraliers 3. 4: Girls Baskefball I, 2. 3, 4: Sfa+e Choral Conlesl 3, 4. MlCl'lAEL LYNCH Mike He wore a bashful look. VIRGINIA MAINE Virginia Silence is a fine iewel for a woman. BERNADETTE MALESKI De++a A perlecl woman, nobly planned To warm, lo cornlorl and command. Girls Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2, 3. 4: Tell-O-Scope 4: French Club 3. BARBARA MCCARTHY Barbara Her life is made up of sweef lillle ar+s. 42 JOHN McCORMICK Mac Wifh a sfronq mind, a greaf hearI, frue fai+h and ready hands. Band 3, 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Srudenf Council Treasurer 4: Officer of Band 3, 4: Officer of Orchesfra 3. 4: lnframurals 3: Co-Chairman of Junior Prom 3: All Counfy Band 3: Secfional All-Sfafe, Pep Band 4: Assembly Band 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Homeroom Senafe 2: Musical 3, 4. PATRICIA McC5RAW Pa'r She doefh liffle Icindnesses Which mosl Ieave undone. Baslrefball 2: Volleyball 2: Bowling I, 4: Kick Ball 2: Pinq Ponq 2: Badminfon 2: Science Club I. SYLVIA ANN MERIDEN Sylo I will breafhe affer my own fashion. Girls Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Bowling I. 4: Badminfon I: Volleyball I: Classical Club 2, 3' Junior Red Cross 3: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Tell-O-Scope 4. SUZANNE W. MESSER Sue So like a rose is she. Classical Club 2: Bowling 2: Junior Red Cross 2: Spanish Club 3: Commiffee Senior Dance 4: Commiffee Sophomore X Slrafing Parfy 2: Treasurer of Freshman Class af Sf. Mary's I. FRANCES A. MICI-IIENZI Frannie She has a cheerful femper ioined wifh innocence which malce her beaufy affracfivef' Freshman Cheerleader I: Baslrefball I: Volleyball I: Junior Red Cross I, 2: Dramafic Club I, 2: Ar? Club I: Glee Club I: Choir 2, 3: JV Cheerleader 2: Musical I, 2. Q93 LARRY MILLER Larry He is fair-spoken and persuading. Inframurals I. 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Sf. Mary's I. iii: Q f' ANN MINDERLER Ann I-Ier cheerful ways and simple grace in all our hearls have won a place. Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3.4: Librarian of Band 3: G-lee Club I, 2, 3: Choir 4: Librarian of Choir 4: Assembly Band 3, 4: Presidenl Dramalic Club 4: Pholoqraphy Edilor of Congress 4: Senior Play Casl 4: Musical 2: Usher al Musical I: 20 Poinl Lelfer 4: Classical Club 2: Pep Club 4. WALTER MOLEN DA Bucky Cuslom halh made il in him a properly ol easiness ELLEN MURPHY Ellen lf lo her share some female errors Iall ROY MORRIS Morey I am very fond of lhe company of ladies. Freshman Baslcelball I: JV Baslcelball 2: Foolball I, 2: Homeroom Senale I, 2: lnlramural Baslrelball I, 2. 3, 4: Traclc I. 2: lnlramural Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Musical 3: Home- roorn Alernale 3: Chairman Junior Prom 3. BEVERLY MUIR Bev Characler is lhe diamond lhal scralches every olher slonef' Urcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Presidenl OI Dramalic Club 3: Vice-Presidenl of Dramalic Club 4: Classical Club 2, 3: Presidenl of Classical Club 4: Sporls Leller I, 2: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: All Counly Orcheslra 2. 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Congress Slall 4: Usher 3, Look on her lace, and you'll forge? lhem all. Sf. Mary's I: Musical 2, 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Bowling 2: Classical Club 2, 3: Library Aid 4. BRUCE INIEVINS Bruce I am a man of renown. 44 M .o MARILYN NORTH Marilyn Blue were her eyes as The fairy llax Her cheeks like lhe dawn of day. Commillee Junior Play 3: Commillee Junior Prom 3. Commillee Muscial 3: Usher 3: Bowling 2: Volleyball I, 2: Badminlon I, 2: Ping Pong I, 2: Sporls Leller I: Congress Slall 4: Vice-Presidenl ol Senior Class 4: Commi++ee Senior Dance 4. FRANCIS OLIVA Bruno For Ihe apparel oil proclaims lhe man. Commillee Freshman Dance I: Spanish Club 2, 3: Homeroom Senale 2, 3: JV Baseball 2: Varsily Baseball 3, 4: Inlrafnural Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Inlramural Volleyball 2, 3: Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2, 3: Choraliers 4: Homecoming Day 2. JOHN MICHAEL PADLO Dulch l shall nol Ioolc upon his like again. Cross Counlry I: lnlramural Baslcelball I: Varsily Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Senafe 2: Vice-Presidenl Sophomore Class 2. JAMES PAGE Sal'Ch The Irindesl' man, lhe besl- JV Baseball 2: Varsily Baseball 4: ln+ra- mural 'Baslrelball 3: Commillee Junior Play 3: Commillee Senior Play 4. JOAN MARIE PAl.KO Joanie Il: is beller Io be lillle and shine lhan lo be big and casl a shadow. Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Council I, 2, 3.4: Musical I. 2, 3: Junior Play: Cilizenship Day 2, 3: Librarian oi Choir 3: Presidenl ol Mixed Choir 4: Vice-Presidenl ol Homeroom Senale 4: Homeroom Reipresenlalive 4: Varsily Cheerleader 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: 20 Point Leller 3: Tell-O-Scope Reporler 2: Library Aid 2: Poelry Award 3: Co-Chairman of Cheerleader Dance 4: Co-Chairman of Homecoming Dance 3: Commillee ol Freshman Dance I: Commillee of Junior Prom 3: Commillee of Sophomore Slcaling Parry 2: Commillee ol Senior Play: Usher Class Nighl 3: Senior Sporl Council Represenlalive 4: Girl's Sporl Leller I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling I: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Ping Pong I, 2, 3: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Badminlon I, 2, 3, 4: Sollball I, 2: Tumbling I, 2: Commillee of Musical Comedy 2, 3. M. JOSEPH PANUS Uszu From The crown of his head lo lhe soul of his fool, he is all mir+h. Musical I. 3: Baslcelball Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Cross Counlry I: Varsily Cross Counlry Manager 2: Senior Play 4: Band I, 2: Assembly Band I, 2: Freshman Baslrelball I. 45 RICI-IARD PARKER Dick The wisesi' man could ask no more of 'Fare Ihan Io be simple, modesi. manly +rue. Baskeiball I: Baseball I. 2: Fooiball 2: Iniramurals I. 2, 3. 4: Home Room Represeniaiive 2: Tell-O-Scope 4: Inframural Volleyball 4. NANCY PATTERSON Nanci In each cheek appears a preliy dimplef' I-Iomeroom Reipresenfaiive 2. 4: Spori Lefler I: Glee Club I. 2: Mixed Choir 3. 4: Vice-Presideni of Mixed Choir 4: Vice-Presidenf of 6irI's Sporis Council 4: Junior Play Casi 3: Senior Play Casf 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Freshman Cheer- leader I: All-Counly Feslival 4. DIANNE PAYNE Di Happy am I: from care I'm free! Why aren'f Ihey all confenfed like me? SI. Mary's Academy I: Treasurer of Junior Bowling Associaiion 3. 4: Junior Red Cross 3: Lafin Club 2: French Club 3: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 3: Essay Award 4. ARTHUR E. PETERSON Ari My deeds will speak. VERNETTA PETERSON HNIIGI' The lady Ihal' loves and laughs musi do well. Girls Glee Club 3: Mixed Choir 4. JAMES F. PILLIN6 Jim There's honesiy. manhood. and good fellowship in you. Dance Commiflee I: Inframural Baskelball I. 2, 3. 4: Volleyball I. 2. 3, 4: JV Baseball 2: Varsiiy Baseball 3. 4: Homeroom Represenfaiive 4: 20 Poinf Leifer 3: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Junior Play Casi 3: Senior Play Cas? 4: Musical 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 4: TeII-O-Scope 4: Yearbook 4. 4b MARLENE PISANO Mar Those abouf her from her shall read Ihe perlecl' ways of honour. Girl's Sporl' Leffer I, 2: Sludenf Club Council 4: Musical 2: Glee Club I: Choir 2, 3, 4: Tell-O-Scope 2. 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross I, 2. 3, 4, Secrefary 2, Presidenf 3: Science Club I: Homeroom Al+ernafe I: Library Aid 2: Commiffee Freshman Dance I: Pep Club 2: All-Slale Seclional 3, 4: Com- miffee Sophomore Skaling Parfy 2: Choir Leffer 3: Commiflee Musical 3: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4. JANET RANIO Jane+ Shorf as any dream and sweel as any flowerf , Orchesfra I, 2. 3: Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2, 3: Choraliers 4: Sludenl Council I: Homeroom Senale I, 2, 4: Treasurer of Junior Class 3. 'wil VENERANDA M. REITANO Vinnie A quief girl wifh a pleasanf smile, Calm and helpful all fhe whiIe. Glue Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. DONALD REYNOLDS Don I lead a charmed life. RICHARD RICE Dick The splendid silence clings around me. ROBERT RICHARDSON Bob He is wiser fhan we know. Inframurals I, 2. 47 ROBERT L. RITTBERG Bob His arf is life ilself, +he besl of life, for Ihe genuine arlisff' Boys' Glee Club I: Congress Slaff 3. 4: Homeroom Allernale 3: Ar? Club 2. 3: Tell-O-Scope 4: Inlramural Baskefball 3: lnlramural Volleyball 3. BARBARA L. ROCKWELL Barb A daughfer of The gods, divinely fall, and mosl divinely fair. Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2, 3: Choraliers 4: All-County 3: Vice-Presidenl of Choraliers 4: Congress Slalf 3: Business Manager of Congress 4: Musical 3: Baskelball I, 3: Sollball 3: Bowling I: Volleyball 3: Badminlon 3: Play Day 3: Sporls Leffer 3: Homeroom Senaie 4: Commillee Freshman Dance I: Com- rnillee Junior Prom 3: Tell-O-Scope 4: Commilfee Sophomore Skafing Parry 2: Music Execufive Council 4, MARCIA BEA RUSSELL Too+ie A very genlle girl and of good con science. ROBERT GEORGE SADER 'IBOIDV Oh wha? a man wifhin him hides. Classical Club 2, 3: Freshman Baskelball I: Nafional Essay Conlesf 4: lnler-class Track Meer I, 3. Wir? 540 lwwa P JEANNE MARIE ROSE Jeanne GV Yonder sils a maiden, Ihe fairesl of fhe fair. Glee Club I: Mixed Choir 2: Choraliers 3, 4: All-Counlv 3: Commilfee Junior Play 3. ANN RUSSELL Rus Holy, fair, ancl wise is she. Junior Red Cross I: Volleyball I: Baskelball I: Glee Club I. 2: Classical Club 2. 3: Mixed Choir 3: Commilfee Junior Play 3: Assislanf Liferary Edifor of Congress 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Choraliers 4. 48 CARL G. SANDBURG Gunnar He was a scholar, learned, wise, and lruef' RICHARD SANDBURG 'Diclcll Happy is llwis man. CAROL SAYLOR 'Carol' Her lace is like flu: milky way in llwe slcy. , 's Freshman Cheerleader I, Clvwf: Club I: Homeroom Senale I: JV Cheerleader 2, Choir 2, 3, 4: Conlcsl 3, 4: Assem- blies I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2. MIRIAM SCHLICKER 'lMim Grace was in all lner sleps. Heaven in ber eyes. Horneroom Senafe 2, 3: Musical 2' Classical Club I, 2, Junior Red Cross l, 2: Commillee Senior Play 4. EDNA MAY SCHOONMAKER Eddie She is a good, sweef maid. Girls Sporls Lerler I: Baslcelball 37 Volleyball 3: Ping Pong 3, Badminfon 37 Pep Cub 2, 33 Commiffee Junior Prom 31 Uslwer, Musical 3. e stays.. '-if iv Q. ef' G NANCY scorr Nam ' Si- l charm Their ears wiflw music. Q, 'C Girls Glee Club lg Junior Red Cross li tam 2, 3, -' Girls Trio Accom- panisl' 23 Volleyball 23 Baslcelball 2: Com ' ee Soipliomor kafing Parly 2: Accompanisf All-Counfy 4: Corrqrmee Seni r Play 47 Pep Club 2: Sporfs Leffer 3. .x ? use . 'ip 49 ALBERTA SEGA AI Men ol few words are lhe besl men. Glee Club I: Choraliers 2, 3, 4: Concerls I, 2, 3, 4. ANN CLARE SHABALA Ann A lady of beauly and high degree. Glee Club I: Freshman Cheerleader I: Commilfee Freshman Slcaling Parly I' Homeroom Senale I: Usher Commencemenl 3: Malce-up Senior Play 4. MARC SHANER Marc I wish all clever people were as good as he. JV Foolball I: lnframural Baslcefball I, 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: Vice Presidenl French Club 4: Commillee Junior play 3. CAROL SHEWAI RY Shooie She is as Icind as she is lair. Bowling I: Baslnelball I: Volleyball I: Ping Pong I: Badminlon I: Sporls 2, 3, 4: Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Com- millee Musical 3: Pep Club 4. JOHN SKRZYPCZAK Jasiu Modest yef firm as na'rure's self. Inlramurals 3: Civil Service Exams 4. AUDREY SMITH Audrey Thai wha? she wills Io do or say seems wisesl, discreelesl, best Edilor-in'ChieI of Congress 4: Assislanl Phofography Edilor 3: Tell-O-Scope 4: Sludenl Council 4: Homeroom Senale 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl Junior Red Cross 4: Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4: D. A. R. Good Cifizenship Award 4: Elmira Key Award 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 4: Classical Club 2, 3: Secrelary 2: Auxilium Lafinum Pin 3: 20 Poinl Lefler 4: Delegale lo J. R. C. Leadership Training Cenler 3: Commillee Junior Play 3: Commillee Junior Prom 3: American Legion Speaking Conlesl 4: Commillee Freshman Slcaling Parly I: Baslcelball I: Badminlon I: Bowling I: Girls Glee Club I, 2: Accomipanisl for Choir 2, 3, 4: Choralier 3: Usher Graduafion 3: Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Solfball 3: All-Counly Choir 4. 50 KAMA SMITH Kama Thy modesly is a candle lo fhy virfue. Easlcofball 3, 4: Commiflee Junior Prom 3. ROBERT SMITH Bob Fafe fried fo conceal him by naming him Smilhf' Pep Club 4: lniramural Baslcelball 4: Spanish Club 4. MARY SNYDER Red The red-gold cafaracl of her hair. Bowling 4: Usher Musical 3. RUSSELL T. STARK 6rub. Wil be my facilify, and pleasure my occupafionf' Baslreiball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Musical 3. , gf 1' Q . . GR A The lil in n ' fhaf count s ical 3. FRANCES STAVISH Fran A liffle sweeiness does kill much biilerness. Bowling I. 2: Usher Musical 2, 3: Usher Junior Play 3: Commiflee Sophomore Slcaling Parly 2: Commiffee Musical 3. Sl Ns--av? . x I JACK STROMBERG Jack He makes people pleased wiII'1l'1im by making lhem lirsl pleased will'1Il1emseIves. Inlramural Baskelball I, 4: Senior Play SANDRA STRUBLE Sandy 4. Why aren'l llwey all conlenled like me. Classical Club 2. RICHARD SWETLAND Swe+s GAII- MARIE SUBJECK Gail Shall I compare Ilwee +o a surnmer's day? Thou arl more lovely and more lemperalef' Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Mixed Choir 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Science Club I: Girls' Sporls Leller I, 2: Homeroom Repre- senlalive I: Tell-O-Scope 2: Comrnillee Frosl1 Dance I: Tumbling I, 2, 3, 42 Baskelball I, 2: Volleyball I, 2: Red Cross 2, 3: Library Aid 4: Kickball 3, 4: Bowling l: Soplnomore Skalinq Parry 2: Musical 2, 3, 4: Badminfon 2: Ping Pong 2. PATRICIA A. SWARTZ Pals A sweel aflraclive kind of grace. Dramalic Club I: Glee Club I, 2: Choir 3, 4: Musical 3: Commillee Senior Play 4: Commillee Junior Prom 3: Commillee Freshman Dance I. He is noble in every llmouglwl and in every deed. Inlramural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Foolball 2. FRANCIS JOSEPH TASCONE Francis Warmfh and sincerify will: him go. 52 PAUL M. THORNBURY Thorny A man affer his own heart F-rosh Baskeiball I: Classical Club 2: JV Baseball 2: JV Baslceiball 2: Varsily Baslrefball 3, 4: Varsily Baseball 3. 4: Varsify Cross Couniry 4: Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Commifiee Junior Prom 3. FLORENCE URSOY Flo Thou who hasf fhe fafal giff of beaufy. Glee Club l, 2, 3: Choir 4: Dramafic Club I: Baslcelball I: Commilfee Junior Prom 3. MARY LOU VAN ZILE Mary Lou Friendly, helpful, capable loo: The kind of a girl we're glad we knew. aqhg Dramaiic Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secrefary 4: Classical Club 2. 4: Bas- lcefball 2. 4: Bowling 4: Senior Play Cas? Commiifee 4: Year Boolc Slaff 4: Tell-O-Scope 4: Volleyball I: Nalional Honor Sociery 4: Badminron 3: Aux- ilium Lafinum Award 3. '91 LINDSAY WADE Lindsay The glass of fashion and fhe mold of form. 1? 5' Presidenf of Frosh Class I: Secrefary Sophomore Class 2: Secrefary Senior .uw Class 4: Homeroom Represenfafive I, 4: Musical 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball 3: Badminion 3: Volleyball 3: Usher Civic Music 2: Commiflee Junior Prom 3: Commifiee Junior Play 3: Lafin Club 2: Yearbook Staff 4: Commirlee Soph- omore Slcaling Parry 2. JANE WALTERS Shirley Noi very fall, noi' very small, buf fair and sweer, and loved by all. Girls Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4: Ari' Club I: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Choir 4: Alfernale Home- room Represeniaiive 4: Freshman Cheerleader I: JV Cheerleader 2, 3. JOHN J. WASHINGTON John He is wonf ro speak plain and fo rhe purpose. 53 in -3 010' YVCNNE WELDY Yvonne She is ever in Ihe alfernoon of her besf days. MARGARET WEYI-IE Marg I-Ier ways are ways of pleasanfness, and all her pafhs of peace. French Club 4: Glee Club 3: Mixed Choir 4. CAROL A. WHEELER Carol We are charmed by neaIness. Baskelball Ig Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: All Counfy 3: All Sfafe 47 Glee Club Ig Choir 2, 3, 41 I-Iomeroom Represenfafive 4: Alfended Empire Girls Sfafe 3. 'fv'sullllQL DAVID IVI. WHITAKER Beanie Wha'r a good fall fellow he is. Varsify Foofball 3, 43 JV Track Ii InIra- mural Baslcefball 41 JV Foofball 2: Sludenf Council I. JEAN I-I. WHITMAN Jean Ah, you are Ihe cream of socieIy. Sporfs LeIIer I1 Commilfee Sophomore Slcaling ParIy 27 CommIII'ee Junior Prom 3: Dramafic Club I: CommiI+ee Frosh Dance Ig Senior Play 43 Com- miflee Senior Dance 4. BEVERLY WILLIAMS Bev She is beaulilul and gay. Baslcefball I7 Volleyball Ig Musical I. 2: Bowlinq I. 54 MILES WILLIAMS Hain Wha+ iolly fun I have: Lisfen fo me laugh. JANICE MARIE WISEL Jan I was born lo lauqhfer and merry comrades malce me glow. Musical I: Homeroom Alfernafe I: Baslrelball I. 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4 Ping Pong I, 2, 3. 4. JOHN L WISNIEWSKI John He sfands as firmly upon his characler as any crowned Icing. Senior Play 4. RICHARD M. WITTER Dick He is a man who hearlily and wholly laughs. WILLIAM WOODRUFF Woody He halh fhe flower of youfh, wherein is fhe fulness of sfrenqlhf' Freshman Baslcelball I: J. V. Baslcelball 2: Varsify Baslcefball 3, 4: JV Baseball I: Varsify Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsify Foolball 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Secrelary Frosh Class I. BARBARA ZBIKOWSKI Barby As innocenf as grace ilselff' Pep Club 4: Musical 3: Dance Club I: Bowling 3: Classical 2: Senior Play 4: Commillee Senior Dance 4: Commiflee Homecoming Day 4: Tell-O-Scope 4. 55 amera SL? .geniora ALI DO ANTONELLI A+z Gaily fhe froubador fouched his guifar. lnframurals I. 2: Baslcefball I: Baseball 2. 4. WILLIAM AUGOSTINI Twill Live dangerously and you shall live righf. ROBERT E. BAUM Bob' TaIIcesf thou nofhing buf of ladies? Congress Sfaff 4: Commiffee Senior Play 4: Commiffee Junior Play 3: Science Club I: Commiffee Musical 2. THOMAS C. BELL Tom Silence is eloquent THOMAS BIC-EGINS Tom A man of leisure. ROBERT BUBBS Bob All sfuff and nonsense. HARRY BUTTON Harry He has a hearf as sound as a bell. JIM CARLSON Jim He is nof a fool who lcnows when fo hold his +ongue. WILLIAM CROWLEY Bill A fellow of infinife iesI'. JOSEPH DEMBOWSKI Joe You are a devil al' everyfhingf' GERALDINE FARREN Gerry She has a 'Irue friend. silence. who never befrays her. Eldred High School I. 2. 3. HARLENE FISHER l IarIene She is happier far fhan ofhers. Library Aid 2. 3, 4. HARVEY FISHER Harvey His capacifies have never been measured. PATRICK FOLEY Pai Make us happy and you make us good. Inframurals I. 2: French Club 3. 4: Science Club I: Pep Club 4. WILLIAM FROMME BiII His life is earnest SANDRA GEORGE Sandy A lighf hearf lives long. MARY HORTON Mary She is a mosf friumphanf lady. Senior Play 4: Junior Pla 3: Varsify Cheer- leader 3. 4: JV Cheerileader 2: Freshman Cheerleader I: Baslcefball 2: Volleyball 2: Badminfon 2: Dramafic Club 2, 4: G-lee Club I, 2: Choraliers 3. 4: Usher Class Nighf 3: Commiffee Freshman Dance I: Commiflee Slcafing Parly I: Musical 2: Commiffee Junior Prom 3: Congress Sfaff 4: Cheerleading Leffer 2. 3, 4: Sporfs Lef- ler 2. MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON ..Be,rSy.. You find yourself refreshed in fhe presence of cheerful people. Commiffee Freshman Slcaling Parfy I: Drama- fic Club I: Commiffee Freshman Dance I: Usher Musical 2: Glee Club 2: Commiffee Junior Prom 3: Commiffee Junior Play 3: Baslrefball 3. 4: Volleyball 3. 4: Baclminfon 3. 4: Soffball 3. 4: Tell-O-Scope 2: Girls Soorfs 3: Musical 3: Commilfee Musical 3: Pep Club 3. 4: Congress Sfaff 4: Commif- fee Sfudenf Council Dance 3: Commiffee Sophomore Slcafing Parfy 2: Commiffee Senior Play 4: Senior Play Casf 4: Commif- fee Senior Dance 4. LAWRENCE KELLER Larry Deny him any merif if you can. Lighfing effecfs for School fashion show. Musicals. Junior and Senior Plays. Junior and Senior Proms 2, 3, 4. amera Slug Seniord RICHARD KOEPPEL Dick Charac+er is noi measured in inches. Glee Club I: Choir 2, 3: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals 2: Homeroom Senale I: Con- fesl 2. JAMES V. LA FREDO Jim A confagious laugh is worfh calchingf' SHIRLEY MALONE Shirley Sweeler is your singing +o 'rhe ear fhan honey +o +he lip. ROBERT MATTESON Bob I speak in a monslrous Ii'r+le voice NATALIE D. MAXICK Na+ Her eyes speak all languages. IVERS J. NORTON JR. Ike Whafe'er he did was done wifh so much ease, In him alone, 'fwas nalural +o please'. Band 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 4: Choir I, 2: Senior Play 4: Assembly Band I, 2, 4: All Counly Orcheslra 2. RALPH N. OZELLA Ralph Here is a Irue indusirious man. JAMES N. PADLO Nimmer I never was so ha since Ihe hour I was Il Y born. Baseball I, 2: Foofball 2, 3, 4. JOHN M. PEL-TON I-locker He is of able body, sound of limb and wind. Baskefball I: Varsiiy Track 3, 4: Vairsily Cross Coun+ry 4: Inframural Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY ROUNSVILLE Bev She has a big and Ihoughfful heart Volleyball I, 2, 3: Baskeiball I, 2: Ushers Club 4. FRANK RYAN Frank l have never regrelled keeping silent GERALD G. SCI-IWABENBAUER Jerry He is a good man and a iusl one. JAMES C. SHERWIN Jim He has a pleasing personali'ry. PHIL SHEWAIRY Phil Why, man, he does beslride 'rhe narrow world like a colossusf' DOROTHY SMITH Dol She has a hear? pure and fair. Glee Club I: Choir 2, 3. ' JACOUELINE SWANSON Jackie Her voice was ever soil, Genfle, and low, an excellenf Ihing in woman. H. DALE WOODARD Dale Slow 'ro anger--a calm man. Spanish Club I: Baseball Manager 2, 3: lnframurals Baskelball I, 2, 3. BILL WEITZEL Duke The duke is all smiles. AUDREY WEBSTER Audrey Her pleasenf face is a silenf recommendalion. Dramafic Club I: Glee Club 3, 4. GEORGE ZANDI George l wan? no women, nor gold, nor wine. 57 arewe rom fke enior-4 As The class of I955 emerges from The doors of Olean High School To face The world. we pause a momenT To review our acTiviTies for The pasT four years and To express our final farewell To OHS. As we look in reTrospecT over The lasT four years. we see days filled wiTh Toil. fun, hearTaches, and laughTer. We remember Teachers who have sTrived To equip us for This Time: we remember proms. assemblies. and homework assignmenfs. More imporTanT, The individuals in The class review Their developmenf as ciTizens: They realize ThaT wiThin The pasT four years They have Truly grown up. In expressing our farewell To OHS. The Class of I955 wishes To Thank Those individuals who have coached, Taughf. or helped us. To The fuTure seniors of OHS, we wanT To presenT a challenge of confinually sTriving To keep Olean High School on The same high academic, musical. and aThleTic level ThaT iT is Today. The Class of I955 bids a fond farewell To OHS wiTh The hope ThaT The fuTure will bring new and greaTer honors To our Alma MaTer. 58 v unior PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER . STUDENT COUNCI icerj . FRED ROSEN . JAMES GEER . JUDY SHERMAN ROBERT CI-IIPCI-IAK JAMES CI-IISHOLM JACK NICHOLS MARGIE BALLAK EMILY CHIAVETTA FIRST ROW-Arnore, M.: Anaslasia, R.: Andrea, S.: Andrews, P.: Auqoslini, C.: Auquslini, J.: Apa, R.: Bailey, F. Bailey, F.: Baire, N. SECOND ROW-fBaIIak, M.: Barbaro. R.: Barqer, S.: Barmer, J.: Barfon, K.: Bender, D.: Bergslen. B. Black, A.: Blake, E.: Blair, R. THIRD ROW-Bollinger, P.: Bordanaro, A.: Briqqs. R.: Bronold, J.: Brown, J.: Brown, J. Brunell. E.: Bush, C.: Buffers, L.: Calbi, A.: FOURTH ROW-'Carney, I.: Carr, C.: Carucci, B.: Chiavelfa, E.: Chiavelfa M.: Chipchap, B.: Chisholm, J.: Clark, S.: Collingwood, L.: Consedine, K. FIFTH ROW-Cook, K.: Copernan, R. Colfone, J.: Couqhlin, F.: Croft J.: Crolzer, M.: Cruess, M.: Daniels, H.: Davie, J.: Dawson, A. SIXTH ROW-De Cerbo,J.: DeGroIf, B.: Derx, J.: DiIIenderIer,J.: DiMarco, N.: Doly, M.: Droney, M.: Dugan, T.: Derr, P.: Erickson, A SEVENTH ROW-Fairbanks, W.: Finch, R.: Fisher, S.: Fisk. S.: Flagg, C.: Gayfon, G.: Geer, J.: Geuder, L.: Glea son, E.: Golf. C. EIGHTH ROW-Gould, R.: Gowan, W.: Granl, J.: Griflilh, F.: Guinfa. S.: Hagqslrorn, S.: Hadley. M. Hokanson, C.: Hopkins, V.: Hudock, J. NINTH ROW-Husfed, K.: Hyland, F.: Isaman, M.: Jobe, R.: Johnson. B. Johnson, L.: Johnson, P.: Johnson, S.: Julian, C.: Karnulh, C. TENTH ROW-'Kases, J.: Kaydos, T.: Kayes, F.: Keefe D.: Kenney, E.: Knapp, R.: Kenyon, T.: Kluqe, I.: Kreycll, J.: Kosidlo, D. 60 FIRST ROW4CampbelI, C.: Larnpman, D.: Langs, J.: Laskey, R. M.: Laveriy, M.: LeBar, B.: Laney, J.: Liguori, J.: Linderrner, L.: Lindermofh. N. SECOND ROW-Lisln, J.: Lorenzini: S., Loskey, J.: Lyle, C.: Mahar, J.: Maqnano, R.: Maraffa, M.: Marlrerf, R.: Maynard, F.: Maxiclc, A. THIRD ROW-4Mazur, R.: MiIIer, C.: MiIIer, L.: Mosman, D.: MiIne. D.: Mi1cheII, M.: Nevins, J.: NicI1oIs, J.: Packer, G.: Paddin, J. FOURTH ROW-Padlo, M.: Panado, B.: Parsons, D.: Pascuici, D.: Pafferson, D: Pefers, R.: Peferson, E.: Pikulski, D.: Pisccnski, K.: Rams+ed, A. FIFTH ROW-Reading. R.: Reifz, J.: Rhoades, J.: RieI'1I, A.: Rie-I'1Ie, D.: Rogers, P.: Rose, J.: Rosen, F.: Rosenbloom, C.: Rucinski, C. SIXTH ROW -Sandberg, A.: Savage, P.: Sclweminger, W.: Scioffi, J.: Scoff, J.: Scoff, W.: Scoify. F. Seaqer, H.: Seqall, N.: Sqro, V. SEVENTH ROW'-Shearer, T.: Sherman, J.: Shread, G.: Slavin, C.: Srniflw B: Spino, A.: Sfeiger, J.: Sfebick, D.: Siev- ens, F.: S'roweII, A. EIGHTH ROW-Sfull, L.: Suda, B.: Sue, H.: Tarnufus, D.: Theodore, C.: Travis, L.: Tullar, L.: Ukasinski, J.: Van Zile, P.: Waldricn, W. NINTH ROW-Weber, P.: Welch, D.: Weyhe, C.: WhippIe, J.: Whifcher, 6.1 Whiie, G.: WI1iIe, B.: WiIIiams, F.: VViIIiarns, T.: Wisniewski, E. TENTH ROW-Worden, J.: WrqI1+, J.: Young, L.: Yaunf. J. 61 Sopkomore add icerfi PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY , TREASURER . STUDENT COUNC IL MEMBERS . CORTLAND BURT . KAY I-IAAS AGNES SIRDEVAN JOYCE WYNANT . GEORGE BAKER JANICE CASTILONE PENNY SI-IANER FIRST ROW-Abdo, CJ Adams, M,: Adams, R.: Allen, B.: Allman, D.: Ambroselli, A.: Anderson, C.: Anderson, G Auquslini, P.: Balmer, G. SECOND ROW-Barnes, J.: Bearfie-Id, M.: Beaton, J.: Ball, B.: Belvees, M.: Bennell. R Benfley, R.: Bishalaney, J.: Blauser, F.: Boser, M. THIRD ROW+Broolx, D.: Brown. C.: Brown, L.: Buckley, S.: Budaj, S Bunlcer, B.: Burdick, W.: Burleigh, D.: Burl, C.: Busack, P. FOURTH ROW- Bush, M.: Bush, R.: Bulchello, W.: Byers, S Caalilone, J.: Calbi, A.: Caruso, G.: Caruso, J.: Collelli, A.: Connelly, E. FIFTH ROW-Conner, J.: Coss, J.: Creco, J Cronlc, C.: Crandall, R.: Dahar, J.: Dahar, P.: Danko, T.: DaPoliro, J.: Davis, N, SIXTH ROW-Dayidsonff.: Day1on,W DeAnqeIis, J.: Deckman, D.: Declman, W.: DeMarl, R.: Damel, R.: Deplo, F.: Dlclc, M.: Dilley, J. SEVENTH ROW- Dirnifri, A.: Doclcery, J.: Drake, J.: Dralce, M.: Driscoll, T.: Ducey, I..: Dugan, J.: Dumahoslci, M. Dunn, P.: Earon, C EIGHTH ROW-Frharl, R.: Farleo, D.: Farris, T.: Ferrio, M.: Fie, D.: Fish, G.: Fish, K.: Filch, D.: Forness, P.: Forney, F NINTH ROW--Frank, S.: Franzi, P.: French, B.: Frunqillo, C.: Gabler, S: Galloway, B.: Garrnaclc, L.: Garr, J.: Gaylon, M Germano, G. TENTH ROW-Gerqel, P.: Graham, J.: Gram, F.: Gray, F9 Grossman, J.: Gunlher, D.: Giunfa, J Haas, K.: Hall, D.: Hamed. N. 63 FIRST ROW-Hari, D.: Hanobeclc, T.: Harding, K.: Harder. M.: Harringlon, E.: Harrinqfon, P.: Heisfer, M.: Hickey, J.: Hiqley, K.: Hill, D. SECOND ROW-Hollowell, R.: Hopkins, R.: Houqlwlon, J.: Hurd, R.: Jobe, B.: Joduslw, L.: John, J.: Johnson, J.:Jol'1nsIon, T.: Jones, G. THIRD ROW-Jordon. R.: Jordon, R.: Julian, J.: Jurenlco, P.: Jurewicz, M.: Kayes, P.: Keele, K.: Keener, K.: Kehoe, T.: Keller, D. FOURTH ROWeAKenyon, C.: Kibler, R.: Kilmer, E.: Knieser. J.: Knight G.: Kosinslci, E.: Koslnslci, W.: Kranz, B.: Krolf, K.: Kezalc, E. FIFTH ROW-Kwiaflcowslci. E.: Kwiafkowslci, J.: Lalcey, C.: Laqqs, G.: Learn, M.: Leefe, R.: Lemmer. D.: Libby,W .: Liwa, E.: Loslcey, A. SIXTH ROW--Lunfz, D.: Lyncln, J.: Lucas, W.: Mallck, M.: Mansfield. C.: Marlcerf, K.: Marlin, M.: Mason, D.: Mason, J.: Malleson, P. SEVENTH ROW'-MCAndr'2w, M.: McAuIey, S.: McCauI, D.: McFadden, L.: McGinnis, J.: McPeaIc, N.: Mikoljzahzk, S.: Me+caIf, B.: Misler, M.: Mi+cI'1elI,G. EIGHTH ROW-Moore, B.: Moszak, B.: Moses, A.: Muniga, P.: Nelson, V.: Nesbif, D.: Neusclmel, M.: Nuff, S.: O'Brien. D.: Panada, C. NINTH ROW-Panus, A.: Pasfore, F.: Pederson, D.: Penoyer. A.: Pefers, V.: Peferson, C.: Plano, J.: Plunan, J.: Posh T.: Prenfiss, E. TENTH ROW-Probsl, M.: Quigley, M.: Ramire. M.: Reynolds. D.: Riggs. S.: Rose. D.: Rose, M.: Rosen, G.: Rusnak. D.: Rusnak. M. 64 FIRST ROW-Russell, R.: Rybielci. P.: Schemerlworn, C: Seaward, D.: Senylc, B.: Slwaner, P.: Sherburne, G.: Sherwin. J Sirclevan. A. SECOND ROW- Slcadowslci, J.: Sloan, T.: Smith, G.: Smifln, J.: Smilh, P.: Smilh, S.: Smi+h. T.: Smucinslc J.: Solcoloslci. B... Songer. S. THIRD ROW-Sfavislc, R.: Sfevens, T.: Sfier, H.: Slringer, W.: Slrifof, A.: Suilon, N Swanson, S.: Swinlco. J.: Talboff, R.: Thomas, D. FOURTH ROW-Tl'1F66l'1OUS6, S.: Tomkins, L.: Trieslxy, A.: Vance, R. Vrana, P,: Washinqfon, T.: Weber, G.: Whife, R. FIFTH ROW-Wlwilfon, J.: Williams, D.: Woodard. J.: Woods. W Woods, K.: Worden, R.: Worfh, J.: Wynanl, J.: Yal'1n, A.: Zafycki, H.: Zalyclci, R. 65 l Q5Al'l'l6L PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY . TREASURER . STUDENT COUNC n gfaaa icer5 ARCHIE BUSH . . BILL EDWARDS . . ROSEMARY JOI-IN , . . . NOREEN SMITH IL MEMBERS . PATTY BURT MARGERY DYE 66 I ,.. FIRST ROW-Adami, J.: Allen, L.: Allen, R.: Anaslasia, D.: Anaslasia, M.: Anderson, J.: Anderson, S.: Anderson, W.: Anzivine C. SECOND ROW+Balcer: J.: Baleslcy, C.: Baum, R.: Beaver: H.: Beclcer: A.: Bell, D.: BISI1: G.: Black, J.: Blair, G: Blaseiewslci, P. THIRD ROW+Bogardus, R.: Brennan, N.: Burlingame, M.: Burl, P.: BusI1,A.: Buslw, M.: Bufler, J.: Campbell, J.: Carnes, J.: Carpenter: J. FOURTH ROW-Cluapmanu G.: Chicola, C.: Childs, G.: Clarlc J.: Cleve- land, E.: Close, M.: Coasf, S.: Colby, M.: Cole, R. Collins, J. FIFTH ROW-Conner, J.: Corson, J.: Creco, J.: Croizer, D.: Dascornb. S.: Davis. M.: Dean. P.: DeCerbo: S.: DeCerbo, S.: Deefs: J. SIXTH ROW-Deibler: N.: Derx. K.: Dickover, J.: Dirnilfri, J.: Dobmeir, J.: Daman. C.: Doyle, A.: Drake, R. Driscoll, G.: Durnolnoslcy, F. SEVENTH ROW--A Dye, M.: Eade, B.: Edwards, W.: Elm, D.: Esfes, A.: Everelf, W.: Farleo, J.: Faullciner, T.: Filclw, C.: Fleming, J. EIGHTH ROW-Follell, E.: Follelf, R.: Forness, W.: Forresf, F.: Fowler, K.: Foxe, C.: Fulmer, D.: Galoler: W.: Gabriel, T. Gallels, K. NINTH ROW-Gardner, P.: Gardner, R.: Gayfon, F.: Gbbons: D.: Gibbons, M.: Gluck, G.: Gonslca: S.: Gore, G.: Gowan, J. TENTH ROWfGray, S.: Griffin, P.: Haberly, R.: Hadley, P.: Halladay, E.: Hammond: J.: Handley: M.: Haniqan. R.: Hendrix, P.: Hoffman, D. 67 FIRST ROW-Hoffman, W.: Hopkins, R.: Hopkns, S.: Howard, S.: Howard, E.: Hull, P.: Huff, S.: Jacobs, H.: Jacobs, S Jedroslci, E.: Jermy, J. SECOND ROW-John, R.: Johnsfon, L.: Jonalc, J.' Jones, J.: ordan, J.: Jordan, J.: Jurenlco, C Kaydos, W.: Karninslc, P.: Kases, M. THIRD ROW-Kayes, H.: Keller, B.: Kelsey, H.: Kenl, C.: Koeppel, R. Kieser, J Kilmer, C.: Kinlcaid, J.: Kinnaird, D. FOURTH ROW-Kinnaird, R.: Kluqe, K.: Kisel, K.: Knapp, A.: Knieser, T Koblinger, W.: Kosidlo, B.: Kosinslci, A.: Kozell, H.: Krenzer, J. FIFTH ROW-Krofl, R.: Kunlrle: C.: Larlcham: G Larrabee, M.: Lewis, J.: Liquori, L.: Logan, J.: Lucas, J.: MacCauley, J.: MacRoy, C. SIXTH ROW-Maloney: D Mayer: N.: Marcus, M.: McElroy, S.: McFall, W.: MCG-raw, L.: McGraw, M.: Mead, C.: Milgafe, B.: Miller: D. SEV ENTH ROW-Moore, P.: Morris, R.: Moses, M.: Nenno, C.: Nuipp, W.: Oakley, J.: Ogurchuclc, E.: Padlo, V.: Palmer, R Plisler, R. EIGHTH ROWfPhearsdorI, N.: Phillips, D.: Phillips, M.: Pilling, D.: Presafli, L.: Prymarlc, R.: Quinlan, D Rager, D.: Ranallo, A.: Randall, D.: NINTH ROW-Ra+zel,J.: Reilly, F.: Reynolds, G.: Reynolds, M.: Richardson, R Richardson, W.: Robbins, P.: Rogers, J.: Roqosienski, V.: Roizen, B. TENTH ROW-Rubino, M.: Ruby. J.: Rucinski, M Russell, A.: Russell, S.: Ryan, G.: Salcala, R.: Schafer, S.: Schafer, T.: Schieler, T. 68 I FIRST ROW-Schifley, D.: Schleigh, W.: Shaffer, J.: Shalcley, A.: Shaw, J.: Shearer, R.: Simon, R.: Skinner, D.: Slevin, K. Smifh, D. SECOND ROW-Smifh, D.: Smilh, N.: Snyder,G.: Spino, L.: Sffahley, D.: Slephen, D.: Sfevens, K.: Sfev ens, S.: Sfoppello, J.: Sfrifof, R. THIRD ROW-Sulewski, E.: Swanson. C.: Swell, D.: Sweef, W.: Taylor, J.: Teefsel, G. Thierman. D.: Underwood, L.: Van de Walder, K. Volz, G. FOURTH ROW---Wallers, N.: Washinqlfon, M.: Weaver J Weber, Ji. Whipple, M.: Whipple, S.: Whifaker, N.: While, R.: Whileman, D.: Whifinq, R. FIFTH ROW- Whillali- er, A.: Wilbur, J.: Williams, F.: Williams, G.: Williams, J.: Williams, S.: Wind, W.: Wisel, P.: Wilfer, G.: Woicilc, F SIXTH ROW-Woodard, R.: Woodlinq, R.: Woodruff, J.: Wrighf, J.: Yahn, P.: Yannella, F.: Yardman, D.: Yehl, J. Yorke, T. lv 69 x Q Q , LN INV' Baht EN Nw 'fs' S? .Qfu W x H MSM Y A, , T 8 AM f A W' X ,. 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FA -. ...., ,wg A7-....,,,,II2 .,,.-,U 32.1, xI 1 L Tom JchnsTon. George Balmer, Jaclc Nichols. James Chisholm, John M:CorrnicIc, Nancy Cashirnere, Joan Padlo, Edwin Curley, Mamie Dye, Emily ChiaveTTa, Audrey SmiTh, Karen Balaclci, Ann Blumbeiq, Janice Caslilone, Marnie Ballalc. .gyfuolenf gounci Une oT The IargesT proiecTs OT The STudenT Council This year has been revising iTs ConsTiTuTion. JusT as every year, The council sponsored The musical, held The Homecoming Day Procession, and under- Toolc The caTeTeria supervision proiecT, assembly seaTing arranqernenTs, and TwenTy poinT IeTTers. In addiTion To yearly proiecTs, The council has disTribuTed a school spiriT quesTionnaireg presenTed an assembly wiTh a panel discussion on school spiriTg organized The STudenT CourT. sponsored a sTudenT parTicipaTion assembly and has As exTra money making proiecTs, dances have been held and a beneTiT movie has been presenTed. A very imporTanT sTep oT your STudenT Council has been worlcing wiTh The businessmen oT Olean and wiTh The P. T. A. The Council has puT on a P. T. A. meeTing as well as encouraged The merchanTs and parenTs To help supporT our school. The STudenT Council has been very successTuI in compIeTing iTs minor proiecTs as well as iTs major ones. PRESIDENT . . . EDWIN CURLEY VICE PRESIDENT . . NANCY CAST-IIMERE SECRETARY . . EMILY CHIAVETTA TREASURER . . JOHN MrCORTv1ICK Senior .sjfuzlenf Cjouncif Wylem APFJ Ann Blumberq, John McCormick, Nancy Cashimere, Edwin Curley, Audrey SmiTh, Joan Pallco, Karen Balaclci. 0l'l'leI 00l'lfl PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . TREASU RER 74 Qfldfe NANCY CASHIMERE . JOAN PALKO MARY ANN LEEERDO EMILY CIIIAVETTA J ongredd - Sfa The Congress Sfaff has endeavored fo place in HHS year! book, The memorie- of Wwe pasf year. The sfaff has sfrived io maize Huis yeork book as qood, if not beiier fhan fhose of pas? years. 75 unior jeff- O-Scope The Tell-O-Scope Sfaff is divided in+o lwo seclionsz The Junior Sfalf, consislinq mainly of Juniors, pu? oul lhe school publicalion which came ouf Tour limes This year. The Senior Tell-C-Scope, consisling of members of The Journalism Class, pul oul lhe Thursday nighl edilion in Jrhe Olean Times Herald. enior jeff- O-Scope 76 Jiigrarg Over TwenTy sTudenTs are serving as library aides This year. Many of The aides are volunfeers while oThers do This as a par? of Their business educafion. During The pasT year sTudenTs have come To use more and more reference maTerials found in our library. This knowledge of reference maferials will be useful in adulf life. The library has also been used as The meeTing place of The Clean High School Parem'-Teachers AssociaTion. The library has again received a large number of memorial giff books from individuals and organizafions in The school and in The communiTy. The library aides are: DOLORES BUSH ELLEN MURPHY HARLENE FISHER KATHERINE RIscoNsIRI KAREN BARTON BARBARA ROCKWELL RAT GARDNLR BEVERLY ROUNSVILLK MARvA GAYTON JIM SHAW PAT GREENE SANDRA STRUBLL MoNA HAA6 GEORGE SHREAD ELIZABETH KNIESER SAIL MARIE SUBJECT LIEANNETTE LENEY ALIDREY WEBSTER -cg. ANN LosI4EY WILLIAM BuTcHELLo ANN MOSES DOROTHY WELCH -2' HELEN ZATYCKI ADVISOR - MISS GOULD 554. WT-'J . xl! t K . ff' W? if gi Rf, Q I 77 4.1 PRESIDENT . . ARCI-IIE BUSH VICE PRESiDENT . , PRESTON MOORE SECRETARY-TREASURER . . EDWIN SULEWSKI gjirffn, gfee PRESIDENT . . . SECRETARYVTREASURER LIBRARIAN . . MARY ANN LEEEERDO . AUDREY WEBSTER BARBARA FRENCH CAROLE EARON 0 fee CA TJ! I 11,1 I f -FT IIM 4 ' g gi! Y 1, K . I' if f 511. ' ' ..- 'Q 'i .. :si su. -Q fi? 'ar l Xe , i2 ' FIRST ROW-J. PaIko, L. LIndamr'r, N. PaIIcers0n, K. COOL, M, CI'IInyrvIIn, C, SI'wwuivy J. Gurney, N, DornbOsImi, M. Kranork, J, Jrurdfvn, B. MQICSIKI, M. I7Is.1no. L. Travis, J. Balnr-I, S. WaIIf'rs. SECOND ROVV-'M. Amorv, M. EmbIf2. R, CfvnIcry, K. IIOwmcI, II. IIfaImv. W. SMI P, SWENI7. N, SeqaII, S. Meriden, I, Arfursrv, H. Sun, L. KiImrer, C. CHWII, B. Bry.anI. I. BI.xIw, A. MIndfNrIQV, D. SICLJICI, L. RI'IIIbInd. THIRD ROW- M. WfXyI1fX G, VVr'yIwfx B. IIr'CEm1II. M. Mfac,AndrQws, G, Shy-nad, J. Knifesffr, I. p:nsI, J. Crusrw, J. I5vCfrrImu, M. Lyn4Iw. W. BurdIfIs W. Daymn, J. JoIwn, K. HusIf-d, C. Krrun, FOURTH ROW IU. Mfnwn, I. SM-yr-ns, II. Brook, C. WIIIIf1rns, LJ, Davis, C. Anderson, A, IEIMI1, S, I:rfxrvIr, LU. Mrwssnmn, R. Bvnne-II, R, Limb, J. Swlnkcu, R. CrandraII. ACCOMPANISTS- A. SIYIIIIW, J, SIN-rnmn. I'IVI',IIIINI . . . . JOAN PALKQ VICE PRLSIIIENI . , , NANCY IIAIIIRSCUN IIBI-FARIAN .,.. ANN MINDERLER SLCREIARY 'IRIASURIR . . IUIIY SIIIRMAN ROBI CIIAIRMAN .,.., TIILRLSA ACCURSCI --QS If'II Io riqI1I. FIRST ROVV---Ulrcrfm Miss BoIIon, E. Maynard, E. Kenney. A. Sandbezrq, M. LayorIy. B. Budd, A. Russr-II, lf Knfcfsfer, C. WIwf.rfzIffr, M. Lucas. LcI1 Io riqI1I, SECOND ROW' J, Ranm, J.WI1rppIf-,II.IIfavnr'IrwncI,R.Mf1rIfr?rT,B,RnCIcwCII.P.BUIIIHQPV,D.JQn1CIf,C.IIOIranSOr1,J,Lf2IIqulsI, M. IIrwvIfmn. Lf-II In rIf1I'1I, THIRD ROW-f-W. WondruII, L, Gcudcr, W. Fairbanks, L. Kfwsinsli, . L, C'IIiyf1, A. 5+-Im, J. fmrdfan. Lf:Ir In rif1I1I. FOURTH ROW --J, CI'wisI10Irn, J. Andrnws, J. Ldrmv, 0 ra l S. Jf:Iwnswn, J. Cn-rw L. EvIIfsun, B. Burk, C. Cummings, J. Lc:IIquIsI, ACCOMPANISTS M. Jmnnsnn, N. SWAIN PRLSIIDINT . . . . . JAMES CHISHOLM VICE IJRESIDENI . . . . BARBARA ROCKWILL SICRETARY TREASURER ..... ALBERT SEGA LIBRARIAN .... . ANNE RUSSILI ROBE CHAIRMAN ...., ALBERT ERICKSON 79 PRESIDENT .,.,.. VICE- PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER VIOLINS E. KNIESER J. LEFOUIST I. KLUOE .I. WRIGHT W. BURDICK M, AMORE M. DUMUIIOSKY J, HAMMOND B. MUIR M. NEUSCI-IEL W. SCOTT L. JOHNSON J. CRECO B. WHITING R. KOEPPEL CLARINETS C. JOHNSON R. BENNETT vv. EORNESS OPCA85 tl 6L VIOLAS P. HAMMOND B. BLAKELY J. JULIAN O. WITTER CELLOS O. MITCHELL N. GAREY K. KLUGE W. LUCAS BASSES M. JOHNSON N. SEGALL P. SHANER C. FRUNGILLO FLUTES S. RIGGS H. SUE P. YAHN 80 IVERS NORTON ELIZABETH KNIESER .. JESSE GRANT . JOHN LEFOUIST BASSOON J. SEER I-IORNS A. MINDERLER J. JOHNSON S. OANOUNO TRUMPETS J. LEFQUIST I. NORTON J, MCCORMICK P. DAHAR J. BISCHALANEY TROMBONE J. GRANT PERCUSSION D. PETERSON ean .!vligA .gzkoofjgancl f954-f955 FLUTES H. SUE S. RIGGS P. YAHN CLARINETS M. BERGSTROM C. JOHNSON R. BENNETT L. TRAVIS C. HOKANSON T. WILLIAMS D. FULMER J. BLACK J. CROSSMAN W. FORNESS J. PILLING DIRECTOR . DRUM MAJOR . PRESIDENT . . . VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY - TREASURER . STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE MAJORETTES . W. SCOTT ALTO CLARINET KATHLEEN KEENER BASS CLARINET R. KARUCH OBOE M. AUTIERI BASSOON J. GEER HORNS A. MINDERLER J. JOHNSON M. ENSELL S. GANOUNG . ROBERT G. GRANT . . JAMES GEER . JOHN LEFOUIST . JOHN MQCORMICK . . . . JESSE GRANT . JAMES PILLING M. AUTIERI, S. RYAN, B. SENYK TENOR SAX D. MOSSMAN CORNETS and TRUMPETS J. LEFOUIST I NORTON P. FRANZI J. MCCORMICK J. BISCHALANEY M. MARAFFA P. DAHAR O. BLAIR F. GAYTON BARITONE R. KLINK D, THOMAS TROM BONE J. GRANT R. KLINK TUBA R. ORANITALL R. PFISTFR IT. SIVIITII NI. JOHNSON STRING BASS NI. JOHNSON PERCUSSION D. IIIDTRSON O, WHITE B. SENYK merican unior KQJCPOJJ PRESIDENT . . JAMES CHISI-IOLM VICE PRESIDENT . . AUDREY SMITH SECRETARY . . PAULA BOLLINGER TREASURER . . DOUGLAS PEDERSON The Junior Red Cross began iIs achve year wifh The annual fund raising campaign during which II coIIecIed over one hundred doIIars The JRC's TIrsI proiecI was making ZOO Iray Tavors for The BaIh Veferans Hospilal and repeaIed This acIiviIy each hoIiday oI The year. AIIogeIher over a Ihousand Tavors were made. In December, The JRC sold Chrisjrmas wrapping paper as anoIher Hfund raiser . Wifh The money coIIec+ed from The fund raising campaign in Sepfember and The money received from selling paper, The cIub buiII a school chesI. The chesI is abouI 3'x4ix5' and info iI go many arIicIes Ihalr young boys and girls can use aI home and in schooI. The cosi of The chesI average SISO. The chesr is 'rhen senI Io some foreign counfry. A IaIIcing book, which is an issue of The Reader's Diges'I' on records, was also purchased Tor The bIind peopIe of Clean, These are iusf a Tew of The many proiecIs IhaI Ihe JRC does Io keep iIseIT guiIe busy during Ihe year. 82 e Circle jrancaid PRESHDENT . , . MARLENE PlSANO VICE PRESIDENT . . MARC SHANER SECRETARY . . MARY DRONEY TREASURER . . JAMES SEER A new high in lhe membership of lhe O. l-l. S. French Club has been recorded lhis year wirh lilly-live sludenls parlicipaling. The group meels, under lhe supervision of Miss Trenlcle, in room ll2 every olher Thursday allernoon. During lhe pasl year, slcils by lhe sludenls were presenled in French: recilalions were given by lhe French One sludenlsy slrip films and movies on France were shown and a French cilizen addressed lhe group aboul her nalive land. All lhese combined lo give lhe sludenls a clearer piclure of lhe language and lhe people lhey are sludying. 83 'eg' C Cfaririccafcjfug PRESIDENT . . BEVERLY MUIR VICE PRESIDENT . . JOI-IN WORDEN SECRETARY JAMES EDGAR TREASURER . . HART KLEE REPORTER . DANIEL KEEFE The Classical Club has enjoyed a year of learning aboul The Romans-Iheir cusloms, lheir language, and lheir counlry. Panel discussions, slcils, and games helped Io convey Ihe hislory of Ihe Romans. One of Ihe oulsranding programs consisled of slides and a speech by Mr. and Mrs. Davis. Mr. Davis presenled slides on his recenl 'rrip Io Ilaly. The members of Ihe Classical Club have gained a wider Icnowledge of Ihe Romans and have slimulaled lheir inleresl in Lalin. 84 wenfg lgoinf Jeffer Memb ers of fhis club have obfained fhe highesf award for exf acfivify-The Twenfy Poinf LeHer! Each acfivify en+ ' poinf for This leffer. ra curricuar ered qlves fhe Jr s udenf one more 85 Yflslwf CM PATRICIA EORNESS ELEANOR I-IOVVARD EERNADINE SUDA JANE TAYLOR MARY ANN JUREWICZ RALPIIENE MORRIS PAT KAMINSKI SANDY MQELROY BETTY OGURCI-IUK MARY DUMUHOSKY BEVERLY SENYK MARY ANN KRANOCK MARVA J. GAYTON DONNA REYNOLDS MARCIA MARCUS BEVERLY ROUNSVILLE Under The leadership of Miss I-Ierzoq, Ihe Usher Club was organized Ihis year oS a service cIub Io Ihe school. The members, Trained in ushering give Iheir servifes in ushering a+ various evemts during The schooI year. .S7cA00!Cfu6 Counci The School Club Council is a new comer lo our school: il was organized early in I955 wilh ils purpose being lo serve as a medium among The various school clubs. The council consisls of The presidenls and vice presidenls of lhese clubs: Lalin Club, French Club, Chess Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, Tell-O- Scope, Yearbook, Junior Red Cross, and Debale Team. This organizafion has greal d 's anolher slrep in progressive sludenl management promise an i 87 0 7 lug 5 en PRESIDENT . . VICE PRESIDENT . . SECRETARY . . TREASURER . . . KEEPER OF THE CHESS . CAL . HART KLEE KEVIN CONSEDINE JAMES EDGAR JOHN WORDEN JOHN DUGAN Under +he undershanding guidance of Miss Corrigan, Ihe Chess Club has added a se+ of amendmenlrs +0 iIs cons+i+u+ion. These amendrnenis have sirengfhened rhe club +0 a considerable ex+en'r. An exciiing 'rournarnenlr +0 deiermine Jrhe besr pIayer in The club was pIayed and The new players were Iaughi how Io pIay chess. 88 megafe jedlflfl l may disagree wifh whaf you say, remarked Volfaire, buf I shall defend fo fhe deafh your righf fo say if. Yes, fhe righf fo differ wifhouf fear is an essenfial cornersfone of freedom, Therefore a debafe feam is an essenfial facfor in an insfifufion of democrafic learning, During fhe l954 fail elecfions in Olean l-ligh School, one of fhe Acfionary Parfy's campaign promises was fo esfablish a forensic sociefy ldebafe feaml. Follow- ing fhe Acfionary vicfory, fhe long needed debafe feam was sef up wifh lvlr. Julius Larson as ifs adviser. There are many schools in fhe surrounding area which promise fo be worfhy opponenfs fo Olean's feams, planning fo compefe nexf year. The sociefy is now planning a series of school debafes rangng from Segregafion fo fhe nafional high school fopic Should fhe Unifed Sfafes lower Tariffs on Friendly Nafionsf' The officers are: K. Consedine, Presidenf: J. Worden, Vice Presidenfg J. Edgar Secrefary - Treasurer. 89 jAe Cibramafic PRESIDENT . . . ANN MINDERLER VICE PRESIDENT . . BEVERLY MUIR SECRETARY . . MARY LOU VAN ZILE TREASURER . JANNETTE CRECO REPORTER . . PATRICIA YAHN The DramaTic Club, under The direcTion oT Miss Baldwin, has compiled anoTher year oT dramaTic acTiviTy. This club, which meT on aITernaTe Thursdays, presenTed many shorT plays during The year. Members oT The club sTudy The arT of panTomime, make up, The principle oT characTerizaTion and oTher phases of drama in relaTion To The TheaTer. Members oT The DramaTic Club also parTicipaTed in an assembly. AT The end oT The year, members aTTended The annual DramaTic EesTival aT The New York STaTe Teachers College in Fredonia, New York. OTher members include: Wilda ScoTT, Barbara Blakely, Mary I-lorTon, Jean Creco, PaTricia Yahn, Marva GayTon, Marie Malick, Virginia Padlo, PaTricia Yahn, Joan Dahar, Lynda Ligouri. 90 fx. cm PRESIDENT . . ART BLACK SECRETARY ....... ROSIE LASKEY TREASURER ...... EMILY CI-IIAVETTA ADVISORS . MISS CORRIGAN, MRS. MILLER, MR. VENABLE The Pep Club has a large membership. The oblecl of Ihe Pep Club is To promole school spirll in all eclivilles. The club of 54-55 has clone much lo improve school splrll al Olean I-llgh School. 9l Wafionafllonor ociefg PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . TRBKSURER . . NEAL KOENIG . CAROL WHEELER . NANCY DOMBOSKI . MARY GAVIN The NaIIoneI I-Iomor SocIeIy is one of Ihe mos'r revered orgamzahons In Amernca Ioday. Irs requiremenfs of charader, scholarship, Ieadershrp and servnce are Ihe goals of mos+ Americans-young and oid. Twenfy new members were inducIecI info Ihe Olean chap+er +h1s year The IoIIowIng are Ihe members of Ihe organizahonz NANCY CASHIMERE GEORGE LINNAN CAROLYN KRON HART KLEE BEVERLY MUIR MARY LOU VAN ZILE MARLENE PISANO CHARLES JOHNSON AUDREY SMITH ANN RUSSELL PIKE JOHNSON MARSHA AMORE RICHARD HEISER HELEN SUE EVA KENNY PAULA BOLLING-ER JOHN WORDEN ING-RID KLUGE ASTRID SANDBURG DANIEL KEEFE FRED ROSEN EDWIN 'CURLEY Y E 5 2 I enior ag THF CAST MARY HORTON . . . ANNIE OAKLEY DAVID BAKER .... FRANK BUTLER JOHN WISNIEWSKI . CHARLIE DAVENPORT CHARLES JOHNSON . JUDITH HOPKINS . ANN BLUMBER6 . JOSEPH PANUS . JOSEPH GUINTA . NEAL KOENIG . . JAMES EDGAR , . MARY JANE DONOVAN MARTIN LEFTKOWSKITZ KATHLEEN ALLEN . SANDRA GANOUNG BARBARA BLAKELY . BRANCE BUCK . PIKE JOHNSON , TOM GAZDICK . TOM BIGGINS , RUSSELL STARK . BETSEY JOHNSON . BARBARA ZBIKOWSKI . BEVERLY MUIR . . ANN MINDLER . . MARY LOU VAN ZILE . JACK STROMBERG . ELIZABETH KNEISER . NANCY PATTERSON . RAYMOND BESECKER . MARY ANN AUTIERI . . . . TOMMIE . DOLLIE TATE . WINNIE TATE . BUFFALO BILL CHIEF SITTING BULL . PAWNEE BILL FOSTER WILSON . MINNIE OAKLEY . LITTLE JAKE . . LITTLE GIRL , . . JANE MARYMMRS. PORTER . . FOOTMAN . WAITER INDIAN INDIAN . INDIAN . INDIAN COWGIRL . HOTEL GUEST . HOTEL GUEST . HOTEL GUEST . MAN ON BOAT MRS ADAMS . A GIRL . COWBOY . PROMPTER The Senior play Ihis year, Annie Ge+ Your Gun, was a deIigh+IuI comedy which weII warranfed Ihe success which II gained. ...sL. fw- Aff unior ay The class of '56 presenled. as Iheir annual Ihealrical produclion, Ihe delighllul comedy They Shoolc The Family Tree. The play revolved around a high school girl and her desire Io gel a dale for a very imporlanl dance. The humorous silualions in which she became involved provided an evening of delighlful enlerlainmenl for all who viewed il. PAIQE MASON FREDDIE SI-IERMER . BOB DOLSON JIM DOLSON SALLY DOLSON MRS. DOLSON MR. DOLSON I-IILDEGARDE ELLIE MAY . JILL . , MRS. SI-IERMER MR. SI-IERMER PROMPTRESSES unior fa Kaaf ? . . MARSI-IA AMORE . KEVIN CONSIDINE . . JIM SEER . . . . AL GATES . . . MARY DRONEY . ANNE MARIE BORDONARO . . . RUSS COPEMAN . MARNEY LAVERTY . . WILDA SCOTT DONNA I-IERRINOTON . . EVA KENNEY . 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The Golf Team of l954 had an excephonally fine season, winninq Two frophies as well as Jrhe Secfional Championship. Refurning from lasf year's vicforious squad will be C. Augushniq R. Kohn: and N. P. Johnson. 99 FIRST ROW, Le-H lo Rqhlgfjharles Doman, Mgr., Richard Heiser, Dan Quinlan, Ray Beseclrer, James Padlo, Ray Haberly, Norm Hamed, Pal Savaqe, William fxuguslini, Ray Jobe, Felix Yannella, Mgr. SECOND ROW-Dale Elc, Joseoh Deflerbo, Mgr., John Derx, Roberl Koclcler, Richard Milne, Richard Rice, Allan Riehle, Tom Kehoe, John Corlone, John Kreydl, Gerald Bulchello, George Linnan, Ray Coss, Mall Conle, Assislanl Coach. THIRD ROW4-Alberl Ericlson, Terry Shear, Junior Williams, William Woodrull, Ray Vlfhile, Ronald Preveslc, Gary Sherlourne, Louis Marra, Milce Bloife, Dave Whillalcer, John Ksionzylc, Coach. JZ? 'CZZ ,Q Q o A -X ,f arfufg jgoofga fa N - .1 ' ,fl a '-5, COACHING STAFF C5j7fiX'15 R -in A R7 Lefl fo Riqhr: John O'Neil, Direclor ol Alhlelicsq Wilfred Nash. Freshman Coachg Lg - ' I C Georqe Malloclc, Line Coach: John Ksionzyk, Head Coach , .I ' Mall Conle, Baclclield Coach. sl!!! IOO The Olean High School Huskies, hampered by numerous iniuries, finished wilh a mediocre 2 wins, 7 losses record. The Huslcies have become an associafe member of fhe Niagara Fronfier League and will no longer find if difficulf fo find feams fo play. Eleven members of fhis yearls squad will loe losf fhrough graduafion. The record follows: 6 SAYRE 34 I9 NlCHOLS 6 I3 WELLSVILLE 7 6 WARREN 27 I3 FMPORIUM 39 6 JAMESTOWN 33 6 BRADFORD 35 . 'Il 57.,.,fAa The Huskie pups of OHS had a successTul season This year. Many Treshmen Turned ouT Tor The Team and There is hope Tor an excellenT Team nexT year. Many of The J. V. players WHT be sTarTing members of nexT season's varsiTy I l . IO2 FIRST ROW lf-I' M: RUN: Bush A,'B1.1ssf:y, R.: Auqus1Ini,J.' Bwlwr Q5 Umm-y, My Crw,sm.m 1,-Cxxmd U R SECOND ROW fl-U 'ff RI-:Ng Pufwgnx JA' Rogfm, ',j ,. ,A .1, . G Gf1uv,J.1 Lu-,lcy,J,j Kfwwlrfyk, R.'Tl'w0vnbnry, P.'QU.1+Iw MALQILM 2 1 l 0i51f Olftlflil' f TPM-3 year K, Crow Counfry Team sircalfed fo G near porfcd Season WMM A 6 I reward. The team, Iced by Senior' ace, Bob Blaazey, broke several long siandinq I'OCOI'dS. AMHFPST . . Al HN D ALMOND CQKUWANIDA . . l74? IX44 7139 WRST AlJRORA INVITATNON - . PORTVHU SICTIONXM . . JAVXM STCUWN BARKKR I H551 27 30 YI 60 . . WON O? FRONT ROW-Leff Io RIQIII: L. DISorbo, W. Burbaum, W.WoodruII, D. Pascuscu J Coffone SECOND ROW--Coach Iaravino, P, Rogers, 6. Cronin, G, Vfeber, R. Jonps R Anasfasna J PaIdo C Theodoe R. Ibornbury. arfiifg Kafiefgaf OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLEAN OLBKN FALCONER WELLSVILLE ALLEGANY ERIE TECH ERIE STRONG GOWAN DA BRADFORD BATAVIA NICHOLS HORN ELL JAMESTOWN WELLSVILLE ALLEGANY BRADFORD BATAVIA HORNELL FALCON ER GOWANDA JAMESTOWN VINCENT NIAGARA FALLS IO4 IO5 F RST ROWH Lei? fo riqhf: G. Baker, G. Kniqlwf, J. Lynch, J. Cogs, R. Koclier, N. Pimmod. Coach Confe, SECOND W-f-Lefi 1m rlqhfz R, Moszak, B. Gdloway, J. Smunimski, G. Sherburne, H. KOZQN, R. Whi?e, T. KQHOQ. unior dffiitg gafiefgaf jl'e:iLl'n-llll FIRST ROW-Leff fo riqhf: C. McRoy, R. Whife. SECOND ROWfM. Rubino W. Hoffman, J. Shaw, F. Yannefla, T. Faulkner, J. Baker, F. Riley. THIRD ROW4 Coach Nash. G. Snyder, D. Maloney, D. Ek, J. Farleo, D. Baum, D. Bell, J. mack G. Tee-+seH. IOI: O. JU. .Si Um Olean Highs l954 +racl4 leam paced by Bruce Phillips and Bill Subieclc came lhrough wilh lhe mosl successful season since l947. Olean won dual meels wi+h Nichols, Jameslown, and l-lornell, loolc lhe annual Callaraugus Couniy meer by a wide margin, and placed a surprising second behind Kenmore in 'rhe secfionals. Top performers for Olean were: Dick Ealon, Bruce Phillips, Bill Subieclc, Eddie Williams, Benny Carucci, Neal Crow, Frank Slriclcland, John Pelron, AI Alodo, Babe Blassey and Jaclc Bullers. Williams, Subieclc, and Phillips ser new counly records in 'rheir evenls. IO7 :YJ X G Y Y V1 Q Y 'J ! if 'P VAR, x x NJ ardifg Ckeer MARYANN LEFFERDO JOAN PALKO MARY G-AV!N LINDA PHILBLAD IOS !Q6t6!Ql f5 MARY LEE EBERL ANNE BLUMBERG MARY HORTON NANCY CASHIMERE unior arfiifg gkeerfeavlerfi EMILY CHIAVETTA JUDY WENKE JO GUINTA JUDY WRIGHT MARNEY LAVERTY KATHLEEN WOODS gl'e5Alllal'l- CAeel'f0dJel'5 BETTY OGUPCHUCK PEGGY WHIPPLE JUDY COLLINS MARCIA MARCUS NOREEN SMITH MARGERY DYE SUE WILLIAMS SANDRA MQELROY ROSEMARY JOHN ,rv 1 'fl-milk. N1 XI K 441 U K K QMQ319 QQ a P5 L fy a A e A a 5 1 Es? -A H A '-4 ' f'75 Junior lljamiify gawk!!! FIRST ROW lreff fo VMN: BIN Wfvfudruff, Fran Qfiva. OND ROW LefHrr:rif1HT: Rfvy Morris,Qf-omf1VfI1liam5,Tnr1wG.'1fdiL,J0l1v1 WY2nin1w',kI, Ruy K Yu Oggf x9I'liI ClIlLLLl 6l girfg Z3MAef6J! Thr- baskeiball learns each fouqhl' a hard ballle, loul Bernie De6roif's 'leam came oul' on op. Olher members of lhe learn were Donna Siebick, Jean Davie, Nan Segal, and Priscilla Johnson. gadminfon The girls played several Tourna- rnenls of badminlon in lhe spring of l954. The winners of The doubles lournamenl were Bernie Degvroff and Marney Laverly. ,j ' , A fJ5 5 li X' 1 i if fdf ' ,Wi , 757 f, Q I'e5Ll'l'lal'l gaaLel6af The freshman also proved lheir abilily and inleresl in sporls wilh a hard fouqhi freshman baslcelball fourna- menl. However, Penny Shan- er's Team came oul on lop. Olher le-am members includ- ed Joan Barnes, Diane Fie, Donna Williams, Kay l-laas. girfji .Slffdaf The champions of lhe soflball 'rournamenl fcuqhl a loirlel slrugqle To gain 'rheir posilion, buf Barbara Roclc well and her leam, which consisled of Edna Schoonf rnalcer, lvlarsha Amore, Shir- ley Curlis, Nancy Scoll, lvlarlha lzrable, Nan Segall, lvlarney Laverly, Belsy John- son, and Audrey Smlh loolr lhe win in 'rheir slride. ,9l'l6tituti0l'Ld AEROVOX CORPORATION CLAR EXCI-I FIRST K BROS. 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