Olean High School - Congress Yearbook (Olean, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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V.. ,aa ' 9' LTA 'if BOARD CF EDUCATION l 'Q' ii s 135 . . 5 ,,., .,.. ,M .. - M A All . or E Seated: Dr. james A. Doucett, Waldo Burdick, Thomas Olson,-President, Michael Landon Jr., Leo Keenan jr. Standing: Wm. Nixdorf, Glenn A. Reitz, Arthur E. Yahn. My dear Seniors: On this graduation day, you have achieved a good High School Education. In addition to your academic achievements, many of you have received glory in athletic participation, school plays, activity in clubs, etc. Your participation here has established close relationships be- tween the members of this class that will ever be a source of happy recollection. May I congratulate you on your splendid accomplishments and wish you a prosperous future abundant in health and happiness. Sincerely, Thomas R. Olson, President Board of Education 6 My dear Seniors: Every crisis creates its leaders. Every age takes on its own peculiar marks of identification. In a global sense, the ideological conflict that has divided the world into an East and a West, continues to cast its ominous and ugly shadow across the earth. The atomic age, while yet in its infancy, is tem- porarily eclipsed by the age of Sputnik. It has been your unique privilege to secure your high school education in this atmosphere of conflict and change. The leadership that shall determine our national and individual destinies is soon to be placed in your hands. If you, the Class of 1959, are representative of the quality of youth throughout America, and if your record to date is an index to your future achieve- ment, then I have faith that the force of human decency, freedom, and progress will prevail. To each and everyone of you, my every good wish for success and happiness both temporal and spirit- ual. Sincerely, W. Cecil Davis Superintendent of Schools Mr. W. Cecil Davis Superintendent of Schools Mr. Harold McManus Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Snyder Secretary M. Wesley Smith Principal Seniors, as a class, you have had a broader educa- tional experience than any other class graduated from the Olean High School-such is the nature of our times. It has been diflicult to select and then provide you with what seemed to be the best experiences to prepare you to enter a rather troubled world, a world that needs the courage and hope of youth. Each successive group of graduates released from our school adds just a little more to the matrix of our society-weaves into it a little more strength and stability. Class of 1959, this is a part of your destiny. May you be happy in the knowledge and that you now become creative elements in a new era of hope and progress. M. Wesley Smith Principal Miss Elizabeth Herzog Mr. john Wallace Vice-Principal Director of Pupil Personnel Service This year the Guidance department, in new, larger quarters, has been counseling all the students. Mr. Marvin Adams has given much assistance to the boys, as Miss Karl has to the girls. In addition to giving advice on schedules, colleges, and scholarships, this department has supervised many tests. Mr. Marvin Adams Boy's Guidance Counselor , . Miss Katherine Karl Mrs. Dawn McKenney Girlis Guidance Counselor Secretary of the Guidance Department 9 FACU LTY MQW' M. X 9 I Dorothy Atkins Dorlhca Bacho English Home Economics Edith Bass Bertha Bear Commercial linglisll Joyce Caldwell Samuel Carr Mathematics Metal Shop 10 ,A 1, ,wg A X., A rf, V V Elizabeth Baldwin English Glenn Bernreulher Mechanical Drawing Robert Charles Electricity 1 4, wfv'p m 'YN 'Watt Come Plly.YiCIll Ezlufatzou I 015 C 0vCll Hclcn Crusc Soma! 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Mrs. KI. X'Vallz1ce, Mrs. Gcuclcr, Mrs. Crandall. Mrs, Seawzircl. Mrs. Annis, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. Kaspcrski, Mrs. Richlz. Miss Isaman. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Mzwur. I8 QW ' .if mm wa- 2 -nv- GENERAI. MAIN'I'liN.XNCIE-linrl XV. Metcalf, Carl Subject. Linus Carlson, Fred Greenhill, limak Malone, Ernest J. Cole. I Q. Q rx M fzlz -,Lf ' ' le l efenll lel M M lf M :.- ' 'lll lill ,,,,.-1 'W 6-.Q Q W :if 322-lr' N WWW . w-, , T ,M i.. ,,,,.,.7.-A.,-if Jwvr' ww M sw wa- , l l i i M .Ks W l,,, l vm W' 5 Q QM VQZ7, 'A ' ' ,X Z ':'i:5:,-5':qZEI .-v: f 1 l Qi ' if -4 9 X 1 9 J QV Fl- El ' 41? A! -z Q kg K Y .tg T If 1 -xy I fl K 1 Z1 i ,A A :L ll, x ,lr 4 A f ' 4: 2 2, l Q f f cf f lk X , A .. -Q., . s f f KX A S , 3 .f . K :i:ff :, ,. A. -'Y A 2 -I 5 - bk , vw.: . . :fil l 5 '- ' ..., - 3,15 15 ' lf' 1 l ,V , ,N W x l 5 :51 ll . fill, f' gf j .2 1 ' l p l . ' ll i g f' - he 3 f 5 f fl' l Z EX L A H gk 1 - -V ' '- ' 5 ,. if M l 7- 'L l '11 ' 1 .. 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Cram, Seraph Caliguiri. 19 Our Senior Class Advisors: Miss Margaret Fay and Mr. Marvin Adams SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS For four years we have been guided through both calm and stormy seas by our faith- ful advisors, Miss Margaret Fay and Mr. Marvin Adams. Their decisions, which were wise and just, were always respected. They were an inspiration to each and every one because of unceasing help and interest shown us. Their patience and thoughtfulness will always be remembered and deeply appre- ciated. . W Senior Class Ofliccrs: Lynne Bortlonaro, Secretary: Dewey Cram, PVe.vizlent,' Karen johnson, riff?-PY'f'.Si!i67lf,' Marian johnson, Treasurer. SENIORS Judith R. Abdo Diane S. Albert Joanne Ambroselli Janet M. Andolino 21 Geraldine A. Allen Lorraine F. Anzivine Patricia L. Aurino Sharon K. Barrett Timothy Barton Brenda L. Baumann Patricia S. Beabout 22 joseph L. Belli Connie Bender Isabelle M. Black Judith A. Benson Susanne M. Blessing 23 Sandra K. Bischalaney Gary P. Boats Lynne I. Bordonaro Richard M. Brainard joseph T. Borowski Mary E. Brown 24 Jerri ne Brace Sand ra Brushingham Jean H. Bush W. Bruce Campbell Marlene P. Cacchio Josephine C. Capito 25 Bonnie K. Calhoun 5 'Mk MW-,,,1 f2 Janice M. Carey --...,,,, Judith A. Carey Helen M. Clemons Margaret A. Chokrach Paul Corwin 26 Charles F. Clarke Constance B. Crandall David E. Crandall av sm. Linda R. Crawforth Christine H. Danko Joan E. Dawson 27 Kay Crease Barbara J. DeLucio Betty Dimitri Diane M. Dwaileebe .3 Anthony A. Disorbo Barry Erickson 28 DiAnne Doyle I sabel M. Evans Clara A. Faerber Sherry Favro Philip Farris Anne C. Farrell Steven H. Fessenden 29 www Y My ,,A,,A,a M, WV., 4 William Fidurko iw Evelyn D. Fisk Ronald Flicker Laura Forbes Paul R. Forrest 30 2532! we 52 1 Richard A. Follett Paul M. Foster Margaret A. Frank Antoinette M. Franzi Flavia Franzi Kenneth A. Freeman Josephine A. Fusiara 31 1' kkyk I I Cathleen Galla J. William Geise Leslie A. Geraty George T. Georgantas Marlene R. George Cynthia Gergel 32 l Beverly Germack James C. Geuder Richard Glover Mary Ellen Gill Sally A. Gilligan Sandra M. Gluck 33 Margaret M. Gowan Jerome T. Gram Donald Hamed Sally A. Grant Diana C. Harris 34 K' Patricia P. Greene Patricia Hassett Rita F. Heisler joseph Heister Philip Henzel Lucille Herlet Richard A. Hoffman 35 Marilyn S. Howard Thomas F. Hull Frederick L. Jenks Gloria Hurd Bonnie J. Ingram Karen johnson 36 Marian E. Johnson Sharon M. johnson jean M. jones Berdena Johnston Vivian I. jones 37 Raymond Jonak Ronald jurewicz ames Karnuth John Karwoski Richard J. Kasperski Mary M Kelley Donald J. Kendzior 38 7 Carolyn A. Klink Robert Knieser David A. Langs Kenneth Knieser Patricia Kranock Linda L. Larabee 39 Ilona M. Larson Barbara A. Letkiewicz Richard Longnecker Rita M. Libby Joyce Lovell Stephen M. Lipman Hazel C. Macklin jean M. Malick Byron A. Marshall Raymond M. Marowski Carl Martel 41 Dimitrio Marra Dominic R. Martel James A. Matteson Jacqueline L. Maxson Neil F. McDonald Diane M. McGraw 42 Christopher McCarthy Jack McKuhn Robert E. Menter Linda R. Miller Mary Ann Mikolajczyk Dawn E. Mitchell 43 Carol A. Miller Elizabeth A. Molenda Mark D. Montie Edward T. Moran Thomas O. Montie David R. Moszak 44 Margaret K. Moore Joseph Muhitch Barbara M. Murphy Leo Noonan E. Anne Newman Pat ricia L. Nunamaker 45 Eugene R. Nolan Judith R. Nuthall Mary Oliva Paul Pancio 2X Gerald F. Paugh Gloria M. Peterson 46 Linda K. Patterson Jesse O. Peterson Max B. Phillips David F. Pilling James A. Pike oseph Pisconski 47 Barbara Pikulski Peter Post Nancy A. Presutti ffiffk Patricia Ramire ipaq' Harold Ramage Antoinette E. Rarnire Mary C. Reese 48 jay D. Reilly fa 35 Mary Reitaino Dominic D. Rogers Thomas Riggs Mary Ann Roderick Elizabeth Rogosienski 49 Ronald P. Ross Nancy R. Ryan Sandra Schafer joan M. Sandburg Joseph -I. Schlosser 50 Douglas K. Sandburg Mark A. Schnell Marcella L. Schoonmaker Alan R. Shannon Julius M. Seyller Margaret A. Sharp 51 jennene M. Shaffer jon Sheeser Robert M. Siegel 1 1 , 57, TE' Janice E. Smith birmald E. Smith Lorraine E. Smith 52 Imancll Smith Fredrick A. Spiller 'Qy' Mary Ann Squillano an Sh Michael L. Stevens if nga. Philip E. Stark jo Ellen Stangle Elizabeth L. Suda A 'MH . i ,, 5 . awww'- Stephen Straight 53 n Carol F. Swanson George J. Thomas James L. Swetland ohn P. Toohey 54 Donna E. Taylor Donna Vance -4 Bonalyn T. Vernoy e Q- Nancy Waehner Bonnie L. Watson aP SN james A. Watson V f f.21f.f.Ki.i2ffe' . ,,.,, ., U , M,,4,M 1 . 'K gmt' X5-Vufff' xv ' -4',,X9.: W' ,,,. ,, 1 Eff' Sf, ff ' . ngigea-'rQrg',: 4f2f:,f-S.-S3 f . -Q i ' - fiQxy,x--QW -1f',,.Q mx, S m 'QLXJ I fwwyf v M5333 .wxmx-Q?-um' 1 a- 1 lik' Ok Patrlcla M. Weber 55 Patricia Wenzel -'ibn Mary Ellen Westling Judy D. Whitestone 'QF' Sharon K. YVinell John F. Woodgie 56 Julia A. Williams Edward S. Wyviorka l Jeffrey R. Yehl Richard D. Allen Dennis E. Anastasia Beverly A. Anderson jany A. Barclay Philip M. Baum Patricia A. Bell Dorothy L. Bly Henry E. Bogardus Constance M. Carroll Robert J. Caruso Constance J. Chicola Stephen A. Chicola Patrick J. Connelly Virgil Davidson Ronald Dockery James R. Dorr Judith E. Dwaileebe Veronica M. Forney james A. Gayton Rosemarie Germano Marguerite E. Yorke Gary K. Young A A CAMERA sHY SENIORS y Paul Gonska Xavier S. Guienta Dawn M. Hallowell Marquerite Handley june Isaman Sandra K. jones Nancy M. jordan Anthony E. jurenko John W. Keller Neil Kiefer Francis Kloc Josephine Kranock Cheryl Krott Robert E. Laverty Duane R. Loop Emmett Malone Paula I. Mortens joseph Martino Ester Mikolojezyk Joseph F. Molica 57 Stephen Nelson john Olevieri John F. O'Malley Darwin Peters Theresa Prymdck joan Rank Norman D. Rhinehart Michael Schultz Stephen E. Shaner Thomas Shawley Victor Skadowski Jean M. Sorochin Richard F.. Thomas Mary Ann Tomei Donald Webster Joel Whittaker Ronald H. Wilson Mary Ann Wojcik Katherine L. Woodard Louis Woodgie Lorenz Worden JUDITH R. ABDO Hxludyyv DIANE ALBERT National Honor Society 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross. GERALDINE A. ALLEN Gerri French Club l, 2, 33 Musical 2, 33 Red Cross l, 2. RICHARD ALLEN Dick Glee Club3 Mixed Choir JOANNE AMBROSELLI Joanie Freshman Skating Party3 Pep Club l, 23 Costumes Sc--Make Up Junior Play Sc Sen- ior Play3 Musical 1, 2. DENNIS ANASTASIA Varsity Basketball 3, 43 J.V. Basketball 2. BEVERLY A. ANDERSON Bev Cheerleading l, 2, 3, 43 Treas. of H.R. Senate 43 Pres. Girls Glee Club 33 Vice Pres. Mixed Choir 4. PATRICIA L. AURINO Oreno H.R. Senate 23 Treas. of Student Senate 33 J.V. Cheerleader 33 Sports Letters 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Cheerleader 4. JANE BARCLAY Janie Musical 33 Senior Play3 French Club 33 H.R. Senate 43 Choraliers 4. SHARON BARRETT Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play3 French Club 43 All-State Sec.3 Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY BARTON Bottles Intra. Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Classi- cal Club 2, Dramatic Club 43 Golf Team 3, 4. PATRICIA BEABOUT Bebob Jr. Red Cross 3. PATRICIA ANN BELL Patti Freshman Cheerleaderg Sec. of Sophomore Class: H.R. Senate 3. JOSEPH BELLI ..Joe,, CONNIE JEAN BENDER Connie Musical 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Chairman Junior Play Committee3 Yearbook Stalf 4. JUDY BENSON Band l, 2, 33 Pep Club l, 33 Musical 2: Junior Playg H.R. Senate 2, 4. SANDRA KATHLEEN BISHALANEY Sandy Intra. Basketball3 Pep Club3 Publicity Committee Junior Play. ISABELLE M. BLACK Izzy Band l, 2, 33 Junior Play Committeeg Intra. Basketball l, 23 Pep Club l, 23 Or- chestra 1. SUSANNE M. BLESSING Thelma Intra. 1, 2, 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 3-Treas. 33 Ushers' Club 23 Congress Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY L. BLY Dottie Chairman Freshman Skating Party3 Intra. Sports l, 2, 33 Junior Prom Committee3 Yearbook 1, 23 Musical l, 2. GARY BOATS Intra. Volleyball. LYNNE BORDONARO Lynnie Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Sec. of Junior Class3 Sec. of Senior Class3 Tell-O-Scope Staff l, 2, 3, 43 National Anthology of Essays 3. JOSEPH BOROWSKI ..Joe,, H.R. Senate 33 Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Intra. Valleyball l, 2, 3. RICHARD BRAINARD Dick MARY E. BROWN Marie Le Brun Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2. SANDRA BRUSHINGHAM Sandy Musical 3, 43 Red Cross lg Chairman Com- mittee Junior Play3 Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 4. MARLENE CACCHIO Junior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee. BONNIE CALHOUN Committee for Junior play3 F.H.A. 4. BRUCE CAMPBELL J.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 4: H.R. Senate 3, 43 Classical Club 2. JANICE CAREY Janny Glee Club l, 23 Mixed Choir 33 Glee Club 4. JUDITH ANN CAREY Judie Glee Club 1, 23 Mixed Choir 33 Glee Club 4. 58 JOHN CARNES John CONSTANCE CARROLL Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g F.H.A. 13 Ushers' Club 1. ROBERT CARUSO French Club 33 Chess Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 23 Junior Red Cross 2. CONSTANCE J. CHICOLA Connie Intra. Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Intra. Volley- ball l, 2, 33 Committee Junior Play 33 Committee Musical 23 French Club 2. STEVEN AUGUST CHICOLA, JR. ..Ivy., Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Golf 3, 43 Varsity Football 23 J.V. Baseball I3 J.V. Football. MARGARET A. CHOKRACH Margie CHARLES CLARKE Chuck Intra. Basketball 3, 43 Science Club 13 Varsity Baseball 4. HELEN M. CLEMONS Ashley PAUL CORWIN J.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. Basketball 1, 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 4. CONSTANCE BEA CRANDALL scan., Band l, 2, 3, 43 Ushers' Club I, 2, 33 Bowl- ing 2, 33 Musical 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID E. CRANDALL Varsity Cross-Country 2, 43 Varsity Track 2, 43 J.V. Basketball 23 Intra. Basketball l, 3, 43 Intra. Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4. LINDA CRAWFORTH Committee Junior Prom and Play3 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 43 Musical 2, 33 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2. KAY CREASE Junior Playg Senior Play3 H.R. Senate 3, 43 Sec. French Club3 Intra. Sports 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINE DANKO Tina Co-chairman Senior Dance3 H.R. Senate 2, 3, 43 Committee Chairman of Junior Playg Musical 33 Vice Pres, Jr. Red Cross. VIRGIL DAVIDSON Skip Mingo Central l, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 33 Baseball 2: Track 23 Gymnastic Team 1, 2, 3. JOAN E. DAWSON French Club 2, 43 Junior Red Cross l, 2. BARBARA J. DELUCIO Barb Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 H.R. Senate 1, 23 Committee Chairman Musical 33 Musical 3, 43 Classical Club. JAMES ROBERT DORR Trap TTHCRQ Cross Country3 Intra. Volleyball, Basketball. DI ANN DOYLE H.R. Senate 2, 33 Musical 33 Volleyball 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Junior Prom Committee. DIANE DWAILEEBE Honor Society 3, 43 Choraliers 43 Treas. of Class 1, 33 Vice Pres. of Class 23 Sec. of Student Council 4. ISABEL EVANS ..IZZy,, Library Club 23 Business Staff of Yearbook 2. CLARA FAERBER Band 2. ANNE FARRELL Mixed Choir 33 Choraliers 43 Junior Play 33 Musical 1, 2, 3, 4. PHILIP JAMES FARRIS J.V. Football 33 Varsity Football 43 Choir 2, 33 Choraliers 43 H.R. Senate 3. SHERRY FAVRO Intra. Volleyball, Softball, Badminton 1, 2, 33 F.H.A. 13 Pep Club l, 2. WILLIAM FIDURKO Guillaume St. Mary's 13 Vice Pres. of French Club3 Co-editor of French Newspaperg Intra. Sports. EVELYN F ISK ..Evy,. RONALD FLICKER Birdie Choraliers 43 Musical 43 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Mixed Choir. RICHARD FOLLETT Dick LAURA JEAN FORBES Pep Club 13 Classical Club 23 National Honor Society 3, 4. VERONICA FORNEY J.V. Cheerleader 33 H.R. Senate Commit- tee Junior Prom3 Committee Soph. Skat- ing Party. MARGARET ANN FRANK apeggyn Library Club l, 23 Intra. Baseball, Volley- ball. ANTOINETTE FRANZI Toni Intra. Volleyball3 Usher Club: Committee Junior Play3 Committee Junior Prom. FLAVIA FRANZI Chairman Refreshment Committee Junior Prom3 Committee Junior Play3 Ushers Clllbj Decoration Committee Junior Prom. KENNETH A. FREEMAN Benny Intra. Basketballg Volleyball 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 23 Boy's State 33 H.R. Senate l. JOSEPHINE FUSIARA ..Jo,. CATHLEEN GALLA Cathy Freshman Cheerleader 13 J.V. Cheerleader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra. Volleyball 3. J. WILLIAM GEISE Cocker Varsity Basketball 3, 43 H.R. Senate 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-chairman Decorating Committee Junior Prom3 Chairman Senior Dance. GEORGE T. GEORGANTAS George - National Honor Society 3, 43 Junior and Senior Play3 Choirs l, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Classical Club 2, 3, 4. MARLENE ROSE GEORGE Beanie Girls Glee Club l. ROSEMARIE GERMANO Rosie Freshman Cheerleader3 J.V. Cheerleader3 Musical 33 Intra. Volleyball3 Pep Club. LESLIE GERATY Les National Honor Society 43 Science Club l, 3, 3, 4g Boy's Glee Club 1, 23 Spanish Club CYNTHIA M. GERGEL Cindy Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 3, 4. BEVERLY GERMACK Bev Tell-O-Scope Staff 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Student Musical 33 Pep Club 1, 3. JAMES GEUDER National Honor Society 43 Senior Play3 junior Play3 Boys' State Band. MARY ELLEN GILL Treas. of Student Council 43 Auxilium Latin Award 33 Student Senate 23 Te1l-O- Scope 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-chairman Committees Junior Play 84 Junior Prom. 59 SALLY GILLIGAN Exchange Club's first Student of the Month Award3 Junior 8: Senior Play Casts3 Sec.-Treas. of Science Club 23 St. Mary's 13 Auxilium Latinum Award 2, 3. XAVIER S. GUINTA Xie Student Musical 2, 33 Intra. Basketball 2. RICHARD J. GLOVER Dick SANDRA M. GLUCK Sandy H.R. Senate 33 Junior Bowling 33 Junior Play Committee 33 Intra. Volleyball l, 2, 3. PAUL GONSKA Paul MARGARET GOWAN Margie Glee Club l, 2. JEROME T. GRAM Dewey Pres. of Senior Class3 National Honor Soci- ety 3, 43 Varsity Golf l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council3 Senior Play Cast. SALLY ANN GRANT Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Cast3 Intra. 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 D.A.R. Citizen Award 4. PATRICIA GREENE Patsy Chairman of Junior Prom3 Student Direc- tor of Junior Play3 Red Cross 2, 33 Sec. 33 Senate 1, 33 Girl's Sports Letter 1, 2, DONALD J. HAMED Intra. Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3. MARGUERITE HANDLEY HPCSSYH Intra. Basketball, Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 1, 2. DIANA HARRIS Didy Mixed Choirg Classical Club3 Chess Club: Red CFOSSQ Intramurals. PATRICIA HASSETT Cheerleading 13 H.R. Senate3 Dramatics Club3 Intra. Junior Play Committee. RITA HEISLER French Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 43 J1VIusical 3, 43 Congress3 Tell-O-Scope Staff PHIL HENZEL Tweety Tell-O-Scope 4. RICHARD HOFFMAN Timmer GERALD HOLLOWELL Jerry Intra. Basketball 1, 2: Intra. Volleyball 1, 2: Boy's Glee Club. MARILYN SUE HOWARD Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Choir 4: Band 4: Senior Play: Girl's Intra. Sports 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HULL Choir l, 2, 3, 4: 20 Point Letter Club: Intra. Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball Manager 3: Chairman of Junior Play. GLORIA HURD Gloria Junior Play Committee: Pep Club 1, 2: Red Cross: Intra. 1. BONNIE JO INGRAM H.R. Senate 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast: Chairman of H.R. Senate Dance 3, 4: Bas- ketball l, 2, 3: Musical 3. SHARON JOHNSON National Honor Society: D.M. Keagle Citi- zenship Award: H.R. Senate 1, 2, 3: Stu- dent Council l: Pres. Dramatic Club. RAY JONAK Junken J.V. Football 1: Intra. Volleyball: Intra. Basketball: Intra. Baseball: Varsity Base- ball. JEANNE JONES Dolly RONALD JUREWICZ Frog J.V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intra. Volleyball and Basketball. ANTHONY JURENKO Bowling 4. NANCY MARIE JORDAN Nan Dramatic Club 1: Ushers Club 1, 2, Bas- ketball. SANDRA JONES Sandy Tell-O-Scope Staff 4: H.R. Senate 2: Com- mittee Junior Prom: Committee Junior Play. VIVIAN JONES Viv Student Council Member 2, 4: Cheerlead- ing l: Congress 2: Musical 3: Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN JOHNSON Vice Pres. of Class l, 3: Treas. of Honor Society 4: Treas. of Senior Class: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Intra. Sports. FREDERICK LYNN JENKS, JR. Rick Student Council 2: Committee Chairman Junior Play and Prom: J.V. Basketball 2: Sec.-Treas. of Boy's Glee Club 1: H.R. Senate. KAREN JOHNSON Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Cast: National Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Vice. Pres. Senior Class. RICHARD J. KASPERSKI Itchy Varsity Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3: Basketball Manager 4: Decoration Committee Junior Prom. JOHN KARWOSKI Kar Intra. I, 2, 3: Varsity Cross Country 3: J.V. Track 1: Varsity Track 2: Tell-O-Scope 4. DONALD KENDZIOR Soupy Junior Bowling 2, 3, 4: Basketball Intra. 3: Volleyball Intra. 2: J.V. Golf 1. CAROLYN A. KLINK Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Classi- cal Club 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Musical 3. FRANCIS J. KLOC Junior Bowling 1. KENNETH KNIESER Pres. of Freshman Class QSt. Marysj Jun- ior Bowling 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Musical 3. ROBERT KNIESER Beak PATRICIA A. KRANOCK Pat Vice Pres. Student Council: Pres. Student Senate: National Honor Society 4: Com- mittee Chairman, Junior Play: Musical 3. DAVID A. LANGS Dave National Honor Society 4: Chess Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2: Red Cross 2. LINDA LOU LARABEE Co-Editor in Chief of Congress: National Honor Society: Junior Play: French Club: Tell-O-Scope. ILONA MAE LARSON Band 1, 2, 3: Musical 1, 2, 3: Junior Play: Basketball Intra. 3: Glee Club 2. ROBERT LAVERTY Bob BARBARA ANN LETKIEWICZ Yearbook 1, 2: Student Council 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2: Co-chairman Musi- cal 3. STEVE LIPMAN Student Council 4: Student Senate 2: De- bate Club 4: Classical Club 2, 3, 4: Musical 2, 4- 60 DUANE RICHARD LOOP Bubs Boy's Glee Club l, 2: Library Club 1: Bowling Club 1. JOYCE LOVELL ..Peg,, Choraliers 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Mixed Choir 2: Member of F.H.A. l. HAZEL MACKLIN Girl's Intra. Dramatic Club: Committee for Junior Play: Committee for Senior Play: Committee for Musical. RAYMOND MAROWSKI ..Ray,. Basketball 1: J.V. Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball l, 3, 4: Intra. 3, 4. DIMITRIO MARRA Denny Freshman Basketball: Intra. Volleyball: Intra. Basketball. BYRON ALAN MARSHALL Butch CARAL JAMES MARTELL Intra. Basketball 3: Intra. Basketball 4. DOMINIC MARTEL Sonny Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intra. Volleyball 2, 3, 4. PAULA MARTENS Volleyball 1: Basketball 2. JAMES A. MATTESON ..Jim,. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra. Basketball: Bowling: Boys Glee Club: Musical 2. JACQUELINE L. MAXSON Jackie Senior Play Committee CHRISTOPHER MCCARTHY UMR., Freshman Basketball: J.V. Basketball: Intra. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intra. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. NEIL MCDONALD Cross Country: Intra. Basketball: Fresh- men Basketball: Varsity Manager. DIANE MCGRAW Bowling 1: Glee Club l: Musical 3: Senior Play Committee. ROBERT MENTER ..Moose,. Varsity Baseball: Band l, 2: Glee Club: Intra. Basketball. ESTER MIKOLAJCZYK Glee Club l. MARY ANN MIKOLAICZYK H.R. Senate 4: Pep Club I, 3: Intra. Bas- ketball 3: Red Cross 3. LINDA MILLER Lynn Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical Pep Club 2. DAWN E. MITCHELL Dawnella Choraliers 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Stu- dent Senate 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Classi- cal Club l, 2. ELIZABETH A. MOLENDA Lefty Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l, 35 Soft- ball l, 25 Pep Club l, 3. JOSEPH FRANK MOLICA ..J0,. MARK MONTIE Worm H.R. Senate l 5 Treas. of Sophomore Class5 Junior Class Pres.5 J.V. Football l5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3. THOMAS O. MONTIE Tom Choirs 1, 2, 35 Debate Club 45 Senior Play5 Track 45 Chess Club 3, 4. MARGARET K. MOORE ..Peg,. H.R. Senate 2, 35 Huskie pup 45 Musical 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Spanish Club 4. EDWARD T. MORAN Eddie Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Bas- ketball 25 J.V. Football 1. DAVID MOSZAK Moe Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Basketball5 H.R. Senate l, 25 Intra. Volleyball 2, 45 Intra. Basketball 1, 4. JOSEPH L. MUHITCH Band BARBARA MURPHY - ..Barb,, H.R. Senate 1, 25 Spanish Club l. E. ANN NEWMAN Usher's Club l5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Tell-O- Scope I, 2, 35 Art Editor Yearbook 45 Mu- sical 2, 3. GENE NOLAN Dillon Football 1, 25 Intra. 1, 2. LEO NOONAN Baseball 3, 45 J.V. Football 35 Intra. Bas- ketball 3, 4: Cross Country 2. PATRICIA LEORA NUNAMAKER ..Pat,, Musical 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres. Dramatics Club 25 H.R. Senate 35 Girl's Intra. l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. MARY OLIVA Pep Club l, 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Make-up Sc Publicity Committee Junior Playg Freshman Bake Sale5 Junior Red Cross 1, 3. JOHN F. O'MALLEY Varsity Football 4. PAUL J. PANCIO Butch H.R. Senate 15 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Intra. l, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Glee Club I5 Mixed Choir 2. LINDA PATTERSON 'Lynn Musical 2, 45 Ushers Club l, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Choirs 45 Student Partic- ipation Assembly l. ' GERALD F. PAUGH Jerry 5 Junior Play 35 J.V. Football l, 25 Varsity Football 35 Musical l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Choir l, 2, 4. J. ORVILLE PETTERSON Orb Intra. Basketball, Volleyballg Track. GLORIA MAXINE PETERSON Feedy Bug Band 15 Choir 15 Intra. MAX B. PHILLIPS ..Pork,. Band 1, 2: Intra. Basketball, Volleyball. JAMES A. PIKE ..Jim.. Student Council 35 Student Senate 25 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Co-chairman of Homecoming 45 Junior Play Cast. BARBARA JOAN PIKULSKI Barb Musical l, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Red Cross 15 Glee Club 15 Committees Junior Prom 8: Play. DAVID PILLING Dave H.R. Senate l, 25 Boy's Glee Club 15 Mixed Choir 2: Intra. Volleyball. JOSEPH F. PISCONSKI ..J0e,. Pres. of Freshman Class5 Student Council 25 H.R. Senate 3, 45 Boy's Glee Club 1. PETER POST Pete Intra. 1, 25 Freshman Basketball5 J.V. Baseball, Basketball 1, 25 Decoration Com- mittee Musical 35 Decoration Committee Senior Play. NANCY ANN PRESUTTI Intra. Volleyball, Basketball Committee Junior Prom 2. THERESA PRYMAK Terry 61 HOROLD RAMAGE Harry ANTIONETTE RAMIRE Toni PATRICIA RAMIRE '- Patty H.R. Senate 15 Intra. Volleyball 2, ' Bas- ketball 2, 3. 5, Y MARY CATHERINE REESE Mary Classical Club 25 Glee Club 35 Mixed Choir 45 Ushers Club. JAY DON REILLY Germany 15 Science Club Pres. Chess Club 35 Debate Club 45 French Club 4. MARY A. REITANO Mary - Spanish Club 3, 45 Committee Junior Play5 Pep Club 1, 35 Musical 45 Intra. 1, 2. ELIZABETH ROGOSIENSKI Betty Glee Club 25 Musical 25 Baseball 15 Bas- ketball l5 Bowling 3. DOMINIC ROGERS Dee Freshman Basketball: Intra. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Junior Bowling 3, 4. NANCY RYAN Varsity Cheerleader 45 J.V. Cheerleader 35 Musical 35 Majorette 25 Decoration Jr. Prom 3. DOUGLAS K. SANDBURG Doug Glee Club 15 Mixed Choir 25 Choraliers 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Intra. Sports 3, 4. JOAN SANDBURG HJC.. Girl's Intra. Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club l. SANDRA SCHAFER Sanaranf' Dramatics Club l. MARK SHNELL F rank Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Jr. 8a Sr. Play 3, 45 Intra. Sports5 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 H.R. Sen- ate l, 2, 4. MARCELLA SCHOONMAKER Marcy Ushers' Club l, 2, 35 Dramatics Club l, 25 Refreshments Committee Junior Prom 35 Intra. Sports l. JULIUS M. SEYLLER Ringo JENNENE M. SHAFFER Ulm., Yearbook 3, 45 Tell-O-Scope 2, 3, 45 French Club 25 Treasurer Dramatic Club l5 Musi- cal 1. MARGARET A. SHARP Margie Pep Club l, 33 Junior Red Cross 33 Com- mittees for Junior Play. STEPHEN SHANER Steve Band l, 2, 3, 43 Musical 1, 33 French Club 3. ALAN R. SHANNON Allie H.R. Senate 23 Treas. French Club 43 Jr. Play Cast3 Sr. Play Castg J.V. Football 1. THOMAS SHAWLEY Karl Glee Club. JON M. SHEESER Squigette President National Honor Societyg H.R. Senate l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Golf Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Golf Team l, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. Student Senate 43 Boy's State Repre- sentative 3. ROBERT SIEGEL Pidge Chess Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Play3 Debate Club 43 Classical Club 23 Chairman Com- mittee Musical 4. DONALD E. SMITH Pear Glee Club 13 Mixed Choir 23 Choraliers 3, 43 Musical 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 4. IMANELL SMITH Mlm., National Honor Society 43 French Club President 33 Red Cross l, 23 Junior Tele- scope 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. JANICE E. SMITH ..Jan,, National Honor Society 43 Student Coun- cil3 Intra. l, 2, 3, 4-Sports Letter3 Co- Editor of Congress 43 Choir l, 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE E. SMITH Intra. Basketballg Intra. Volleyball3 Junior Play Publicity Committee. FREDRICK SPILLER ..Fred,, B. Glee Club l, 23 Mixed Choir 3, 4. MARY ANN SQUILLANO Business Manager Yearbook 33 Student Senate 33 ,Musical 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Tell-O-Scope. JO ELLEN STANGLE Joie Senior Play 43 Glee Club 43 French Club 43 In Alexandria, Va. Student Council 33 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. PHILIP E. STARK Phil Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cross Country 2, 43 H.R. Senate 3, 43 J.V. Football l. MICHAELL STEVENS Mike Inrta. 1, 2, 3, 43 J.V. Football 33 J.V. Cross Country 23 J.V. Basketball Manager 23 Varsity Baseball 4. STEVEN JAMES STRAIGHT ...lima Varsity Football 3, 43 J.V. Football 23 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH SUDA Betty Lou Glee Club 1, 2. JAMES SVVETLAND ..Jamie,. Intramurals DONNA TAYLOR H.R. Senate 23 Band and Choir Letters3 Musical 3, 43 Girls' Intra. 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE THOMAS Peaches Intra. 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Musical 1, 2, 3, 43 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD THOMAS Doc French Club 2g Chess Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN TOMEI Pep Club3 Junior Play Ticket Committee3 Yearbook Staff. JOHN PATRICK TOOHEY Squire Student Council Pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Co- Chairman of Junior Prom3 Student Coun- cil 2, 3. DONNA RAE VANCE Donna BONALYN T. VERNOY Bonnie Mixed Choir 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 23 Pep Club 1, 2. 62 NANCY WAEHNER Mixed Choir 43 Majorette 43 Northern Potter Joint High School 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA WEBER Web H.R. Senate 2, 33 Sec. Pep Club 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Decoration Committee Junior Prom3 Musical 2. PATRICIA ANN WENZEL Pat Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball In- tra. l. MARY ELLEN WESTLING Intra. 1, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 33 Sec. of National Honor Society 43 Co- Chairman Ticket Committee of Junior Prom. JUDY PARIE WI-IITESTONE ajudy.. Pep Club 1, 23 F.H.A. 23 Intra. Volleyball, Badminton3 Musical 4. JULIA ANN WILLIAMS ujudy.. Glee Club l, 2, 33 Mixed Choir 43 Ushers Club 23 Pep Club. JOHN F. WOODGIE Vice Pres. Pep Club 33 Junior Play Cast 33 Pep Club l, 33 Intra. Volleyball l, 2, 3. Dance Committee l, 2. LOUIS T. WOODGIE J.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. LORENZ M. WORDEN Chess Club 2, 3, 43 Classical Club 2, 33 Intra. Volleyballg Jr. Red Cross 23 Science Club 2. EDWARD WYVIORKA J.V. Baseball 13 Intra. Volleyball, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 43 Boy's State 3. MARGUERITE E. YORK Margie Dramatic Club 13 Red Cross 23 Intra. 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Library Aid 2. 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Row 6: Carll K., Cashimerc R., Cecchi R., Ceci M., Chamberlain F., Chase K., Chisholm R., Chrzan T., Clancy J., Clemons C. Ron' 7: Colby D., Comstock Considine T., Corson J., Cottone M., Crandall B., Cummings A., Cygan R., Dapolito L., Dascomb M. Row 8: Davis C., Degman J., Delaney M., Demyan J.. Derx O., Dickover N., Disorbo J., Dockery C., Dombek G., Driscoll M. Row 9: Dry K., Dunlavy J., Durkin A., Dutkiewicz R., Ellis J.. Elniskey M., Ferrio D., Ferris S., Filjones B., Fitch J. Row 10: Flagg J., Follett N., Fowler D., Franzi A., Fusco A., Gabler S., Gabriel D., Gardner T., Garey ., Garmack E. J 64 J-1' ,gy . ,ni-if- 1 'J 5 .. w- - list W -ig 4 ex ig lsr .. Q K X .4 , x is .. if fi 'f + 7551 -53- lfv . f - . A Q., .':' . . . :-: K-- ,J we .sa 'N AV . f i - : J ' f Q 3l,,gtg.j yjl 3 1' 9 ml vc: R v files ,l fi, Rf fs . h 3,53 :IA l2 . , 'T A1 : Q .5, ,,, G , 5 J 2? . if all ,x : , r .lp , 3542-2271 'L 2 . , ,V M., Iwi ,lift . . wife ' -'k' A ' Wi , 5 ., . J 2 f H llss A L. .L 'Mb . , A! AL ., . he I L .W, - J L 1 Y Vi n mg , , A , J, ,A :,. X' n . Ron' 1: Gales J., Gaymn E., Genhurg B., Gemile J., George P., Gcrmack M., Germack R., Gibbons C., Gibbons J., Gilligan N. Ron' 2: Glover R., Gowan T., Hass A., Haberly C., Hagerman S., Hallaclay A., Halladay A., Halsen E., Hamed E., Handmore W. Row 3: Harris A., Harris F., Harris M., Hastings K., Hayes E., Heavener I.., Heisler J., Hicklin F., Hogue S., Hollander CI. Row -I: Hollowcll J.. Hopkins D., Hornburg l'.. Houghton T., Howard T.. Hoy R., Huber C., Hurst M., Jodush K., Jonas J. Rmu 5: John S., Johnson A., Johnson B., Johnson R., Jones B., Jordan D., Jurenko A., Kamler K., Karl S., Karnuth V. Raw 6: Kayes C., Kayes C., Kazmarek R., Keller V.. Kelly D., Kelly D., Kem K., Kisel S., Klampl B., Kloc J. Ron' 7: Knicser M., Kniescr R., Kosinski C., Kramer M., Kreydl E., Krick M., Kron J., Lampack R., Lane Larkham F. Row 8: Langs E., Larson S., Lee G., Lefkowilz H., Letkicwicz J., Linclamer R., Littlefield B., Liwa M., Loop B., Lott J. Ron' 9: Lucas l-Z., Lunlz J., Lyman P., Mahar Mahoney T., Maloney P., Manley C., Marshall C., Mason D., Maybec E. Raw 10: Mayer M., Mazza R., McAfee R., McAndrew T., Mclntosh R., Mckuhn J., Mendell L., Mendell S., Melter, J., Meyers B. 65 I l K in E Mi I k mins , . J S ' S :::: ' . , , ah,-, V my 4 QV I ,., ., J .,,. V 3, ,,. ' :': , . , .fm R an , in-P be J -S . 1 f di.-:QQ 1 . . as XS! . LL.., I ,Nw 5, Q V J' -. ,L- T' A A 1 if ' . .a lo ft 9222, '12 .. f, L., J . ' Q: li I : dig.: LL Y ' - ,by 11, - K K .. K . - . i' . Q. ' L K Q L M 2 3 -1 ,lf 5151. , J ni. . vw i 5 J a if ' v- 5 Lyrk , 7 7 , 5 Zi. IZ 1, .. A QQ ' ff' . as f i , swf I We . uv sf' N, .Mi k.k,k . . . if 4. -.V .fi . so U i 'Y' iF : . 1 . . ..., J ,.. .. , . ,-it , W. E - it is 4 1 f, . f 'gf'-rf x ,Z -ei ... ,ag . U. x.. t 4 i' I T 'Iii' M . - 'Q Kg' wi .. X L i :e re ., 1 if if - l , if . 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Ron' 4: Piechota R., Pike N., Pisano M., Pockelny J., Potter M., Pratt M., Quigley K., Quinlan W., Rabak M., Rasinski F. Row 5: Raines D., Richardson D., Richardson Rieger S., Roberts P., Rogers D., Rogers F., Rogers P., Ronolder W.. Rose F. Row 6: Rose F., Ryan K., Sandy L,,Sanzo D., Savage K., Schemerhorn J., Schemerhorn W., Schlosser J., Schussele K., Scott G. Row 7: Shaw D., Sherman J., Sherwin R.. Shipman M., Shrieber A., Siegel R., Sirdevan M., Skrzypczk S., Smith F., Smith G. Row 8: Smith l... Snyder C., Snyder F., Snyder J., Spaulding F., Spears C., Srodowa L., Stavish T., Stier C., Stinger S. Ron' 9: Storms W., Strauss H., Strong A., Styles R.. Sue D., Swarts P., Sweet L., Swetland J., Swinko C., Talbott C. Row 10: Tanous C.. Tanous M., Thierman W., Thomas B., Topor R., Tucker D., Tucker R., Turner J., Underwood L., Ukasinski A. 66 ,-ff-4 Row 1: Vance A., VanDixon P., Van Sickle W., Van Zile J., Waehner K., Wallace M. Wallon T., Wank S., Washington M., Watson C. Row 2: Weisel T., Welch P., Weldy R. Wentz M., Weyne R., Wheaton B., Whipple G., Whipple S., Wilson R., Winicki M. Row 3. Woodard D., Woodgie M.. Woods D., Woods M., W'right C., Yahn P., Yerrid K., Young L. Ziegler H., Ziegler M. Row 4: calmer B. Mccxenand w. ' 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Philip Toolicy, President: Angelo DuPolilo, Vicc-President: Dorolliy 'lhmcs 'Ill'C2lSllliCl'I JCZIIHIC Sl1CI'lYlllll, Secretary. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pimturecl above :irc the Sophomore Class Advisors: Miss Cnhilrn, Mr. Smith. :xml Nliss Gill. Q .' :Q W z.. X W 5 ln Z K S6 5... W ,. xl ,f . rd 7 Q an ' 'W A 'f .f' 9 '1 X fi Q 9 5:1 - Liga V L,fL V '- 5 5 'F fd Nd' 5 if X P 21.557153 M ' .. - ..- ' I iq.- . eg, ss. f. ,,L' , lf, ...fa w i l l '- . W K f t A L . ffl nf n 3 .rt ' 'D . 5 . . SRI? 7 f ': , a . F . W' . ' , r ' ' ' ' 5, I I -F :': : . mil. 5 . , 5' 3 .. ' h -'S ' A A3532 mWMfW..fwW'Mwa - QA' w. r la , ' Y-jig re- J. -., - Mia: 1. A ,f I A t gif... 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Row 7: DaPolito A., DaPolito j., Davies C., Davis B., Davis N., Deihler R., Disorbo R., Domain C., Doty K., Dunn K. Row 8: Duran M., Eade M., Edner B., Edstrom j., Edwards R., Eger P., Erickson M., Evans M., Evans S., Evans j. Ron' 9: Farr T., Farris P., Fay S., I-'itch G., Flicker S., Flynn P., Fordam F., Foster E., Foster J.. Fusiara j. Rout 10: Gagliardi Gelder D., Gergel B., Germano T., Geuder D., Gibbous M.. Gilligan T., Girts L., Glover A., Gluck C. 69 cr I f s.--D - N32 . . I V V' E . K., i , Kms ,,,, .1 J ,Q .- f? f- ll ,g fgfjfafaa M-+,,.., ,F , . t 6 : . 4 A ' r ' at fx Q- . .. 9. K: - , 0, :K S am' I' .-,. ,. gk., 5. A Q 1 A' S f N S' -K - 1 Q - 35' 'V:: uf ' ' ' . r :..Q . . e 1 ii Kr S .. i. at . L. . . P , . . K T .4 Q: lQ.K S' .KKK 4 Q ? J 1 .,L. .J , ,.. . . ' . K 4 mg,, 5 .. 3 , ' 1 K -fl if W ff P ' ' r A 1' -. , F ' 1.0 1 ' ill I A s as - J ' Q , -A.. . . .. : ' -4 V' 1+ P6 w -it ' hm . 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Row 2: Haggstrom R., Halwig J., Hamed K., Hanoybeck J., Hart K., Hart 'I'., Hedberg Hcnrirhs Hernquist J., Hirst 'I'. Row 7: Hollowell C., Horner J., Huber C., Jandrew S., Jaeger ll.. Johnson tl.. Johnston ti., Johnston R.. Johnston T., Jorden P. Row 4: Julian P., Jurenko D., Kamery ll., Kartlos l.., Kasperski E., Keele YV., Keenan W., Keener J., Keller D., Kent J. Run' 5: King K., Kowler S., Knowlton J., Krauser K., Lang L., Laverty D., Le Bar M., Lesi M., Libby M., Linnann R., Row6: Macklim R., Malick D., McFall C., Martel J., Marten E., Masi S., Mater B., Mattocks D., McAfee J., McCue D., McElroy V. Row 8: McGregor J., Mele C.. Menter R., Mercado Mikolaiczyk D., Mikowicz tl., Miller B., Minchin L.. Mitchell Lipman L., Loskey M., Luntlherg L., Lymcn E., Lyons M.. J.. MacRoy J., Magnuson C. Row 7: Mahar P.. Marcus L., Montague P. Row 9: Mooney G., Moore R.. Moran J., Morkin D., Murray D., Myslenski D., Nelligan B., Newbury S., Nicoles C., Nutt K. Row 10: Orcutt S., Osgood S., Packer C., Padlo J., Palmer S., Parker G., Peasley T., Pederson J., Pfeiffer Piccirillo J. 70 Ifff, 1 ,. fl Q... , w, 'A f . :. ..- 1 1' ' Q ' Q.. 4 - 1. I e If . - I . 1. 'Y fe f Ef r:,s l..rr ,., sv 7 1 ,W . f ,M .NA ' is 'Q grf We-A g - . :rf ' A 1 N if Q 6- .V , . M ff. , Ji. ,. 'f r H3 elm 1 2. tg ef' 'A 1 ' 5? ,.,' ' .V - 5'-'i1fY.i'Q'5 4- if1'i?'Q '. 'if5'1- W 5 ' I' a .. V 5. if-.ff A 1 A. Q.. Q... h iw- ' ,Q . at ' YL . M' W . 1-fr il-f '35 W , RPT- My v U ,V V 7 X' .5 K. -Z' ...A .r if ..,,, E . f' , I ' fe . -4. 1 - .. l .1 ...Mfg mf. . . ., , W. ',':L,.,- . 5 . - fl . .f.'-L.-C53 - A . , J . r. K. W . 7 K , ,K so . g S.. . .,:. pg.. 4 rr. .M -'e ' nl. i 39 S , I ' . f . Wk... ., Q- ,.. , I my . J , , -' .. cw . ' ,R 5 T 'W' I . 1 .W ' 'vga .W Q S W . -H 21 A V ,Z K, 27 v. x .M ,K gi ' ' fw L . . ., Q. ' S - is ., 1 V'LL W- K k y Nl 1' I W Q.. 42' 4 . W ' ' ' ' ' .TL S , -is Iv T a -H -E9 3 -521 'S : T o f' I L , Y f i ' . S S, A ff ,.,,. , 9 XV. fkvv - .. ,. . lx ' we we XX ' 4 Ron' 1: Pifkening M., l'itcher C., Plano D., Port 1... Ramage K., Randall Randall I... Rank L., Rau R., Rend G. Ran' 2: Reitz G., Renaud E., Riordan R., Rittberg C., Root K., Rosenbloom 0., Russell E., Sandy G., Schielcr J., Schrieber A. Row 3: Scott R., Scotty D., Sgro R., Sherman J.. Sherwin C., Shields C., Sisson H., Skadowski j., Slaughter J.. Sloan D. Ron' 4: Smith S., Smith T., Snyder S., Speer H., Spino Spino S., Stavish S., Stedman D., Stinhoif N., Stowell G. Rau' 5: Strong J., Stringer R., Suchora R.. Suchora I.., Suda C., Sweigeart A., Tabashneck N.. Tenz P., Thomas D., 'Thomas L. Ron' 6: Thomas R., Thompkins J., Tomes D., Toohey P., Topor B., Townsend V., Turock B., Treisky R., Van Dixon D., Veno K. Row 7: Weno S., Vincent Wagner I-1.. Walters j., Wank B.,.Washington M., Weber T., Wedlock C., Wenke N., Wenzel R. Rau' 8: Wheeler S., Williams R., Wilson R., W'ind D., Wisel B., WVoods R., VVorth W.. YVright S., Wllucthrick K., Yerrid T. Ron' 9: Roderick 71 M.. V.. 'qgdf' 19' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Yi E Z A a ,' 3 R .' -AJ .2 . 5 M ,X T. 'H 3 f 1 1 '? f, ggi. si 911 5 ,M , S C if S i ' fi 5 5' I-'RICSIINIAN CLASS OFFICERS: Chxlrlcs Stinger. l'rn-siilc-nl. Robul IOIIQ-,'llLlixLl' Vue President, Louise Damku, SCcl'Cl2ll'Y, Cilicrvl Grccm-. T11 mum: FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Hiosc ICZICIICIS who have guided the freshmen this year arc: -' ' - '1 1' N S' s ' ' 'rrv XI15. Spumcu, M1 f-clulu, Jus. Lu Ull. .md Ml. PL I. fs. 'E' Q 5 if S 1 cock E.. Baer tr :a 2 Flirt. ' ws .1 .w.,.. 'r '- ls xi. 1' N- , t .,,, mem: I , as H .1 an 5 6' rg , . f if iii A 2 J . , . . J , ..,b , - sv at ,ff is li ' ' . -ff . I .. ' ' il , ' :-: f A . K L1 A ' V i .. il' A I ' i ff in . fiv iflfgii' x .. 3 A ' a -A '4 A' Q A its . V .liffllagi fe H 5 Q54 - 1 S . 'l f- I .hw K ...5'1 ' 'v' :Li ,V li: .K 'ff L:: :NMGW5 ygggigg I . . ' ' .A . Ay, A' H.L::,,., , i,,,, ,,,.. A . ' t 1 mg. V. . V, ' , ft? .,.,.. , A, '5 P . ix 7 : ZLL ,.:- 1. Wffe wrmow -- .1 - r -: ::-f .. t. H .- . .,.. , ,,f 1. Q . H. .1 f , 1: vzrzb , f . ' 5. K ..., A on A wp iv? . isss 'TE :ZA A Y .. T if . I F :rf f it Y .. l l . I 12 .t .nn Sis? iz of t'l'f- P M Y we . . I gf! f s , W j i n VA' 5 .3 'V zz. t i? I it Row I: Abdo S., L YP. 4,-yr.. . 7 Li. J ' '41 - gy... t . 'Q .1.f'! l' Hhs, .... .. 4, . so A 5 an gi'-.Q W f 1 si? 2 J ...Wy as fu? Z .3433 s RC. 1? M . 5 frm X' .1 .555 Q 'Q ., :GM Q . K jx. f 3. ,gg . V J . C' gi : 4. iv, , - ,lf I ..-13W J 21.2 : . . J . . Aa - e ., .rw V W' -.F ' A . is ' ,. 11' .,,. . MQ' ' Q .of . .f . ,nw - . H 5 rr- - .K Magi' .2iz2gg.siE1- wI7.:'iv'rQ?if3J.e. I . 1 in Q W ' Q . .g y ...V , of Y' 1 g . ' ,gi ff .. . .. fag. 1- : ' U' 7532 .L . W : , , r , X , s ei? 1 f'- t , V V .1 A J W 1 i .. J, Wa. to 1 'F . :if 'E Ei. f gg 1 NJ r 'r' . . , yiik X '5': : if U 3 I J .. :.,q::l.,,, :g,: V . fy L., .,,. . ' V K' ,: 2 'W f. --'Yip we .. .. M, .aw . Q P Swv- f.,. 'xr ,W Q, ...., A Adams J., Allerink C., Allram J., Ambrosclli S.. Amidon G., Anchors D., Anderson A., Anderson C. Ron' 2: Anderson R., Anderson YV., Armour C., Bab- R., Baker R., Baldwin S., Barber S., Barron D., Biehler WV. Rowi: Black Blair R., Blauser N., Boar D., Brooks G., Brooks J., Brooks J., Brown Ackerman D., J., Black M., C., Brushingham J. Row 4: Burlingame F., Burlingame Burlingame R., Burrows Calhoun H., Campbell R.. Cards J., Carlson R.. Carter C., Cashimere R. Ron' 5: Cervone P.. Chapman P., Chappel R., Chisholm D., Clemons O.. Cnnvey D.. Corwin Coughlin P., Crandall YV., Crank E. Raw 6: Cruse Dahar M., Daniels J., Danko L., Deckman D., Depto L., Diflinderfer J., Dimitri D., Donato M., Dorr J. Rau' 7: Droney P., Durkin D., Eckert J., Everitt H., Edwards M., Elwood B., Farnham B.. Farrar G.. Feelmer M., Fisher C. Row 8: Fisher R., Fletcher S., Flick N., Fluent P., Follet P., Forrest K., Foss W.. Foster D., Freaney A., Freeman B. Row 9: Fritsrhe L., Geer P.. Geise H., Gibbons J., Girts C., Glover E., Glover M., Godfrey Gram I.., Greene M. Row 10: Greene C., Haas J., Haggerty K., Hall D., Hanningan G., Harrington R., Hassett T., Hedlund D., Heenan M., Herbst A. 73 il sg? , 5 ff., ff' 'az 4. ,ff 'Q S ,st A., i we i NW' af. - w sif' . I ,pw U: 1' sf' .. v S, W 1 az r Li 7 in ,N V XV u ,W-I .V ,r 1 x ,T 1' 2 wi!! I I N T, W Vgw,.qi,,Eli' ' .. f . I fn my ' if ' ,T.qlU www.MH a iv' . K R .. f A . X ' ,N 1 Ag 5' s N 'l S . lay 2.55 4 2 X,l it s 5, 4 . ,., . J, ,,,. A J . .. , J . is ,ie 1. -1 , f f 4 I is iff! S14 ilk' Huw, .X LQ .ss yd' 39 ent gg ' F .j i N., N J, ' pf, ' . ya. T VL .. K .ti . . f X fl.- . f f L' . ,',. .5 A f -V I i W .- l 3 fl .113 gf: 5 R V .V V K. kkyg . V J W . ... R11 L 1 as is fm Y-Fi' -- elf., ' 1 L 'LLL '7 'i-i fldI2,.. . .. ' fi-,,,Q. ,f i g. i . 'N I, f ' liillffgf ,THX an f 1 . M if M L. ,V f A . - if ,Lf 1.2 f L 2' L K ik, :- , if? 1 V i 'V ' ,I 5. f J A , JJ? 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Ja .. li it ' ' Ran' I: Herlet J., Herz B., Hulbert G., Hull L., R., Junak T., Jones og ll., Hirt D., Hollowell R., Hornburg D., Howard H'lan4l , Ron' 2: arobs enks M.. ohnston R., l . Jordan R., Julian D., Kllflllllh VV.. Keller J. Ron' 3 C., Keifer T., Kinraial G.: Klnge F., Knight D., Knowlton NY., Kunselman P., I.acavera R., Lang C. R M., Lewis Liguori T., ou' 4: Larson D., Laverly R., Lemmer D., Leroy J Liwa M., Longnecker R., Loop M. Run' 5: Lowe R., R., Hulf Johnston : Keifer Kuret I... ., Letkiewicz Lycyscyn Marklin K., Maine P., Maine R., Maxson S., McAfee D., McCann Mclfaclden J., McGraw D., McNamee J., Mentlall N,. Meyers D., k M., Milliollen C., Miller J. Row 7: Mimlerler M., Molenda L., Molina F., Moore Morris Morris R., Mountain R., Mueller D., Myers C., Neeley P. Ron' 8: Newton D., Nunaniaker W., 0'lirian T., Pacllo E., Pascucci C., Pepin D., Perrine B., Peters F., Phieschiefler R., Piechola WV. Ron' 9: Pike R., Rau K., ReilzM., Renick Lye S., Matllume D., H. Ron' 6: McCrea G., Mikolajfzyk D., Mikolajczy D., Rider J., Ring W., Robinson T., Rogosinski J., Roop B., Rose C. Row 10: Rose C.. Rose R., Rose S., Ruding J., Ruth C., Rucinski S., Rusack K., Sanzo P., Sawaya Schlosser C., Scott P. 74 'Ez-: , KEYS Y . 'Q S , 5 . s 'th 5 : gf , QS- -5 0 Row 1: Searle L., Sheeser P., Smith P., Smith P., Smucinski L., Snyder R., Spino M., Spino P., Srodawa j., Staley D. Rmv 2: Stangle M., Stevens L., Stinger C., Straight A., Straight J., Suda M., Sulewski B., Swanson G., Swartz E., Swartz E. Raw 3: Theodore S., Thompson R., Torrey D., Travis R., Tullar C., Vance B., Wade M., Wagner j., Washington J., Wasson B. Row 4: Wastyck N., Webster C., Weitzel L., Weitzel M., Wenke M., Wentz j., Westling J., White D., Whiteman R., Wiggins R. Row 5: Wojeck R., Woodard T., Woods P., Yehl G., Zatycki R., Zigler R., Reading R., Swanson D., Warner N. 75 STUDENT COUNCIL 1,31 ,hw The President and Vice-President of the Student Council, John Toohey and Pat Kranoek. take time from their busy schedule. Student Council members, elected by fellow class- men, work as an executive body with the students and faculty. Each year the council sponsors a musical. They also run the concession stand at the football games, hold a Homecoming Day Dance and proces- sion and twenty point letters. OFFICERS John Toohey President Patricia Kranock Vice-P1'es1'dent Diane Dwaileebe Secretary Mary Ellen Gill T'reasL1rr'r Row 1.' Lipman L., Smith Row 2: Dwaileebe D., Wright S. Row 3: Kranoek P., Ostarch Row 4: Green M., Westling J., Besecker C., Roberts P., Kent K., Jones 76 V., Gill M. E., Lipman S. Row 5: Toohey J., Rosen- bloom. ' STUDENT SENATE 1 1 Row I: Tanous C., Martel j., Pederson j., Mitchum, NVaStyck N., Meller Ron' 2: XVilson IS., Ingram ll., Kranock P., Miller B., Durkin A., Follet N., Milne. Knight D. limi' ?: Campbell R., l'isc'onski XVoocls M.. Heenan M., -Iotlush K., Cashimere R., Yahn P.. Every year each home room elects one of its members as its representative in the Home Room Senate and another mem- ber as an alternate. The projects included in this years program are: the conces- sion stand at the football games, selling programs at the games, and helps the Student Council with the Home Coming Dance and Parade and the Science Congress. OFFICERS: Patricia Kranock President Jon Sheeser Vice-Presiderzt Carol Tanous Secretary Beverly Anderson Treasurew' Davie C, Row -I: Abdo D., Sheescr Geise B. Anderson B., Brooks Greene C., Milolayczyk M Rau' 5: Kluge F., Maloki Jenks R., Hull T. Butchello D. HHN'-n-u.-...,..,...W WF! Co-editors of CONGRESS, Janice Smith and Linda Larabee. look over the dtnumy copy of the Yearbook. 74 in 4 'M i tt, any jill Shaffer, Photography Editor, and her assistants, Bob Cccclli and Many Ann Squillano, prepare their photog- raphy equipment. Patsy Greene and Al Shannon, Editor and As- sistance Editor of the Literary Staff, make a linal cheek on their work. 78 CCNGRESS STAFF Under a new advisor and a new company, the Congress staff has put in many hours of hard work. The Staff made two trips to Buffalo for instruction and training. A sport dance was sponsored by the staff. Ann Newman and Miss Eade, the Art Editor and the Adviser to the Congress, proudly show oif the works of art done by Ann. Here Business Editor, Jim Pike, and his assistant, Joe Gentile, are typing business records. if y. 4, i . r. . ww' l l L Row 1: Shannon A,, Cecchi B,, Buckley M, J,, Smith Lipman L. Raw 3: Crawforth L., Karl S., Fullar C., J., Larabee L., Shaffer J., Squillano M. A., Pike J., Anderson J-, Milks M-, Gilligall N-, J0hIlS0I1 A., MOS- Gentile. Row 2: Miss Eade, Carl' K., Sanzo D., Swet- mall A-, Smith D-, Jenks R-, Smith L-, Abienlf GTCCIIC land J., Comstock J., Carney S., Follett N., Myes B., P. Nickles C., Chipchak, Sutter M., Durkin A., Oliva J., 79 TELL-O-SCOPE Ron' I: DcLncio B., jones Gill M., Borclanaro l,., Heisler R., fiCI'lll2lCli B., Squillano M., Lara- bee l.. Run' 2: Karwoski llenzel l'., Shaffer Mr. lNlacl,auglilin, advisor. Absenl: Greene P. Row I: Whipple S., Gilligan N., Schussele K., Follett M., Ostarch J., Spears C. wing., .,.. K, N -bf1e.s,,,,,,,, OUTLOOK Outlook is a magazine writ- ten by underclassmen, giving them the preparation that is very helpful, if they plan to be- come members of the Tell-O- Scope Staff. Published a few times a year, it contains poems, short stories, and essays. CO-EDITORS Carol Spears Gerald Ostarch 80 The Tell-O-Scope is pub- lished by Mr. McLaughlin's journalism class. This publica- tion comes out weekly, appear- ing every evening in the Olean Times Herald. Its editorship rotates around the class. N., Metler J., jodush K., Cecchi B., Harris NATICNAL 7 4 HONOR SOCIETY 4 XX X Character, leadership, scholarship, service-these are goals to which any student might aspire. The meni- bers of the National Honor Society have been selected because they have most nearly achieved these goals. Miss Elizabeth Herzog and Miss Johnson are the advisors. ,..f.. OFFICERS Jon Shesser President Diane Dwaileebe Vice President Mary Ellen Westling Secretary Marion Johnson Treasurer Row 1.- Miller B., Sheeser J., Dwaileebe D., Westling J., Albert D., Johnson S., Larabce L., Smith J. Row 4 M., Johnson M., Kron J. Row 2: Smith I., Michell D., Mountain P., Gram J., Kranock P., Pike J., Langs D Forbes L., Metler J., NVallace M., Follett N., Stinger Row 5: Gcorgantas G., Toohey J., Gender S., Spears C. Row 3: O'Brien D., Johnson K., Clancy 81 LIBRARY AIDS-Metler J., Mikolyezyk C., Rose E., Raines D., Dockery C., Miss Gould, Milne S., Harris D. Volunteer students make up the Library Club are called Library Aids. LI Anyone whose schedule allows it, may join this club by applying in the library at the beginning of the term. The Aids help with the regular desk routine, and assist students in reference C B work and work on the inventory. Increased use and interest in the library has developed in the past few years, due in part, to the library lessons that have been given to all Freshmen classes. CHESS CLUB Checkmate, stalemate, pawn, -all these terms, and more, are familiar to the members of the Chess Club. The Chess Club is one of the oldest and most active clubs in Olean High School. They par- ticipated in tournaments with each other, with the faculty, and with St. Bonaventure Univer- sity. OFFICERS Robert Seigal President Anthonita Barbaro Vice-President Row 1: Geuder J., Miss Corrigan, Barbaro T., Siegel R., Smith Lorenz Worclen P. Row 2: Thomas R.. Swartz E., I'Vorden L., Burr Chrzan T, Semvtayy James Geuder Treasurer 82 lv SPANISH CLUB Olel and south of the border where Spanish is spoken. Meetings con- ' ducted by the advisor, Mrs. Mary Spencer, are spoken much as pos- sible in Spanish. Speakers and skits are presented for entertainment and inlor- mation of the members. OFFICERS Linda Smith Preside 11 t Sandy Stinger Vice-President Charis Johnson Secretary George Thomas Treasurer Row 1: Johnson C., Thomas G., Smith L., Stinger S. Row 2: Miss Spencer, Colby D., Hiesler J., Kreydt E., Follett M., Germack B., Reitano M., Carney S., Burlingame R., Moore M., Yerrid K., Heeman M. Ron' 3: llickover N., Johnson X, Knieser R., Snyder C. The purpose of the Classical Club is to fur- ther the knowledge of Roman ways and speech. Much of this is done by games, plays, and special programs prepared by members of the club. OFFICERS Paul Mountain Consul Karen Schussele Quacstor Janet Kron Scriba CLASSICAL CLUB Row 1: Lipman S., Davis B., Hedhurg Miss Peterson, Miss Cruse, Miss Oliver, advisers, Ostarch J., O'Brian T., Toohey P. Row 2: Wenke N., Erikson M., Reitz G., Evans S.. Wlright S., Moss J., Durkin A., Cillagan N., Jodush K., Harris M. Row 3: Fluent P., Fulmer M., Scotty D., Bradley P., Clancey J., Harris F., W'o0dard D., Hollender C., Chrzan T. Row 4: Mosman A., Pratt M., Hart T., Krauzer K., Cowles L., Tabashneck N., Bowen P., Tomes D., Crandall N., Shutt N. Row 5: Smith J., Georgeantas G., Murrary D., Rosenbloom O, Tenz P., Krone J., Schussele K., Keenan YV., Disorbo R., Thomas D. Reilly ij. Ron' 2: Miller IS., Dawson X., Allen G., Brown M., Krick M., Heisler R., Kneiser M.. B1 Xll D. Moss Yahn XV., I'l2lgj.fCl'lll2lIlll S., Germack ll., Bush li., Spears CI. Ron' 6: flflllllllll R.. FRENCH CLUB Le Cercle Francais has pro- vided French students with an informal and pleasant way ol learning the customs and lan- guage of the French people. At their meetings they have films and guest speakers. Each year a French dinner is held at the Olean House, the French restaurant. up OFFICERS jo Ellen Stangle Presidzlnt Bill Fidurko Vice-President Kay Grease Secretary Alan Shannon nv 1: tlapozzelli .X.. Sutter M., Tidurko W., Stengle ll.. Shannon A., Hopkins D., Wilson R., T7'ga511rm' Haggstronm R., Knight Il., llevener l.,. Vincent V., Grant S., Nutt K.. Hollander C, rlon E., Cecclmi R. Non' 3: Nickles C.. litlstrom ll., -Iandrew S., Kron Barrett S., Maloney P mert IJ. Ron' 'I Uergle CZ., Smith I., Swartz IS., Myers li., .Xlhert G. Ron' 9: Woods M., Mitchell 84 SCIENCE CLUB The Echos of Einstein Science Club was formed to give the students a bet- ter understanding of the principles of science. This club meets once a week to discuss projects and make electrical gadg- ets. Ron' 1: Brooks C.. Edward B., Pickering M., Reilly Carter C., Clhesner D. Ron' 2: Kcaner Howard D., Chisholm D., Murray D., Ceralv L., Hedlun D., Hart T. RED CROSS Inrlzlrlffd are: Anderson Bowen P., Bradley l'., Clapozzelli A., Chrzan T., Disorbo R., Evans S. Farrar Cilligan N.. I-Iexencr I.., ,Iodush K., johnson A., Krauzcr K., Larson I.. Larson S., Lefkowitz H., Masi S., Milks NI., Mosman A., Nickles C., OBrien D., l'2llIllCl' C.. Plano D., Reitz C., Smith J. Snlewski K.. Sutter M., Tabashneck N.. Vincent V., WVhippIc S.. Miss Nvilson. 2 'I' 85 -- A x ki v The Junior Red Cross is an organization under the very capable direction of Miss Wilsoii. Its pur- pose is to carry out hu- manitarian projects of the community. Some of the projects in- cluded this year were the favors for the Bath vet- erans, prepared the an- nual School Chest, sold wrapping paper to raise funds, and prepared School exhibits. OFFICERS Dennis O'Brien President Harriet Lefkowitz Vice-President Sonya Larson Secretary . Terence Chrzan Treasurer Q., DEBATE CLUB if 3 Q ig, ! ,Y Row 1: Geraty L., Reilly J., Greene P., Shannon A., Johnson K., Siegle R., Georganta G. Row 2: Ruth C., Crocker S., Tomes D., Tabashneck N., Brown G., Spears H., Murray D. Row 3: Pascoch C., Vincent V., Bowen P., Lipman S., Masi S., Rosenbloom C. Row 4: Montie T., Farrer J., Swartz B. sa. Members of the Debate Club discuss important issues. ,,.,-rf Debate Club - The Debate Club is new this year. An in- formal organization, sponsored by Mr. McLaughlin, the club has about 20 members. Many current, pertinent issues have been discussed this year. Among the highlights of the season was a western New York State de- bate competition at Frewsburg. Row 1: Pike J., Knieser K., Geuder J., Greene P., Heisler R., Johnson S., Gilligan S., Harris M., Tanous M., Macklin H., Grant S., Johnson M. Row 2: Hastings K., Clancy J., Kron Schussele K., Krick M., Swetland Carll K., Buckley M., Ruding J., Newton D., Gilligan N., Bowersox J., Gentile J. Ron' 3: Sanzo P., Pisano M., Harris F., Wallace M., Jodush K., Barton E., Wright S., Greene C., Geise H., Miller B., Jones B. Row 4: Heenan M., Chryzan T., Hollowell J., Halwig J., Spears H., Swartz B., Tanous C., Chisholm R., Cecchi R. Sharon Johnson President Michael Harris Vice-President Sally Gilligan Secretary Michele Tanous Treasurer The Dramatic Club, in con- junction with the Dramatic class, has been extremly active this year. Trips were made to Fredonia, Alfred and Geneseog both to see plays, and to engage in dramatic activities. Plays were presented for area high schools and community or- ganizations. For the second year, the Dra- matics Class has presented a Harvey Award to the person who has acquired the most num- ber of points in all areas of drama. The person may be in either the Dramatics Class or Club. Points may be received for such things as painting sets or publicity. Books were donated to the Library by the Club. 87 BAND I 4-.9 5n The O. H. S. Band, under the direction of Mr. Greene, the new director, has well demonstrated its marching and playing ability. Again this year and as usual, the fans were delighted by the many novel and impressive formations which the group made during Z. half time at our football games. M I Nil. Includes: Andrea, Susan, Ash, james: Bender, Connie, Brown, Mary, Bell, john, Bushnell, Doug- las, Crandall, Constance, Crandall, Norman, Cruse, james, Dahar, Marcia, DaPolito, Louis, Deckman, Grover, Eckert, joseph, Fisher, Richard, Gayton, Edmond, Geer, Phillip, Gentile joseph, Grant, Sally, Greene, Mark, Hennigar, Rosella, Herzog, Barbara, Hinrichs, Elizabeth, Hollander, Carol, Howard, David, Howard, Marilyn, johnson, Arlene, johnson, Bruce, johnson Raymond, Kent, Kathleen, Kincaid, Gerald, Kron, janet, Kunselman, Paul, LaBella, Alfred 88 MAJCRETTES s The drum Majorettes accompanied A the band to all football games and gave N N skillful performances at half time. MAJORETTES: Ann Freaney, Nancy Waehner, Berdina John- ston, Linda Smith. Larson, Donald, Lipman, Lmdag Lowe, Rod, Matteson, James: Mindeler, Mary, Muhitch, Joscphg Pachala, Mary Elleng Perrine, Bonnie: Robinson, Thomas, Ruding, Jong Schussle, Kareng Shaner, Stephan: Snyder, Frankg Spears, Carol, Stowell, Ceraldg Strong, Allen, Swartz, Eldeng Taylor, Donna: Tuller, Carolyn, Wenke, Nicole: WR-rstling, jerryg Woodard, Darleneg Wright, Susan' Yerrid, Karen. , 89 BCYS' Includes: Anderson, Richard: Boer, Ronald: Balacki, John: Barber, Sheldon: Biehler, William: Blair, Robert: Burrows, James: Chase, Robert: Geer, Philip: Hollowell, Robert: Howard, David: Hull, Lawrence: Longnecker, Robert: Meyers, David: Roop, Barry: Theodore, James: Foss, YVilliam. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Included are: Adams J., Albert G., Allram J., Artlip L., Baily D., Baker K., Baldwin S., Barmer J., Bell D., Bliss D., Borowski B., Boser E., Boser M., Bowen P., Bradley P., Brooks D., Brooks G., Brown J., Buseck C., Bush B., Bush E., Cashimere R., Carey J., Carey J., Carroll C., Cecchi D., Chappell A.R., Chase K., Com- stock J., Convey D., Cottone M., Cowles L., Crocker S., Cronk E., Danko L., DaPolito A., Davie C., Delansy M., Donato M., Dorr J., Dunn K., Edstrom J., Eger P., Erickson M., Evans E.M., Evans J., Farrar G., Farris S., Fay S., Fluent P., Follett N., Follett P., Fol- lett K.,Foster Freeman B., Fritsch L., Fulmer M., Geise H., Genberg B., Gergel B., Germeno T., Gray M., Greene C., Griffith S., Haas J., Hadley J., Hagerman S., Hastings K., Harris A., Har- ris F., Hart K., Hedburg S., Hennigan R., Herniquest J., Hevener L., Hirst M., Hornburg D., Horner J., Jacobs P., Jaeger B., Jan- drew S., Jenks M., Johnson C., Johnson C., Jordan P., Julian D., Julian P., Karl S., Knight D., Kosinski C., Lang C., Laverty D., Letkiewicz M., Libby M., Lipman L., Lucyazyn E., Malick R., Martens E., Meyer J., Maybee M.E., Mendall S., Metler J., Miller L., Minderler M., Mitchell L., Montague P., Myslinski D., Mc Afee D., McElroy V., Neeley P., Newberry S., Nickles A.C., Oest- riech J., Orcutt S., Palmer C., Pedersen J., Pepin S., Port L., Randall J., Rau E., Reading R., Reitz G., Renick R., Rider J., Rucinski F., Rucinski S., Sanzo D., Schieler J., Schrieber A., Scott P., Scotty D., Sheeser P., Searle L., Sherman J., Shipman M., Skrzypczak S., Smith S., Smucinske L., Spears C., Stangle J., Stangle M., Stedman D., Stier C., Strauss H., Sulewske K., Sulew- ski B., Sutter M., Swarts P., Tenz P., Tomes D., Tuller C., Vance A., Vicnent V., Wagner J., Wallace M., Ward S., Wastyk N., Weber A., Wenke M., Wenke N., Wentz B., Wenzel P., Wheeler S., Woodard D., Wright S., Wuethrich K., Ziezler M. GLEE CLUB CHORALIERS SOPRANOS: Barclay J., Brown M., Calhi DeI.ucio B., Hollander C.. johnson M,, Kamler K., Lovell Mason D., Mitt-hell D., Smith I., Yerrid K. ALTOS: Andrea S., Dwailcehe D., Farrell A., johnson Kron Rieger Smith XVhipple C. TENORS: Fessenden S.. Flicker R., Freeman K., XVeyhe B., XVilson R., Bell II. BASSES: Davis B., Dockery R., Farris P., Gcisc YV., Georgantas G., Hull T., Lipman S., Sandburg D.. Sherman R.. Smith D. MIXED CHORUS SOPRANOS: AllllJl'0SClll M., Anderson B., Chevassu M., Crandall N.. Evans S., Gardner F., Haggstrom R., Harris D., Karnuth V., Klampt B., Krauszer K.. Mossman A., Nodler N., Pachla M., Pratt M., Reese M., Swetlantl Talbot C., Vernov B., ALTOS: Accur- so M., Dockery C., Gahler S., Howard M., Johnson K., Kramer M., Milne S., Meyer B.. Patterson L., Roberts P., Scott G., Smith L., Stinger Taylor D., Xvaehner N., VVilliams YVright C.: TEN- ORS: Brown G., Casey R., Crawford W., Keener J.. Murray D., Rosenbloom O., Thomas R.. YVind D., BASSES: Allen R., Arnold R., Cecche R., Cummings A., Ebbert YV.. Foster P., Cowan H., Gowanl-I., Johnson B., Lampack R., Paugh G.. Schemerhorn W.. Scott R., Spiller F., Strong A., WVallon T., Van Zile ORCHESTRA 12 31 Included are: Accurso M., Barrett S., Bell J., Brown M., Bushnell D., Cowles L., Deckman D., Gebler D., Gentile J., Gergle C., Grant S., Johnson C., Johnson M., Kent J., Klink C., Larson D., Mitchell D., Newton D., Pedersen J., Rabella A., Reading R., Wagner J., Woodard J. Belles and Bows This year, under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Keene, the Olean High School Orchestra has improved both in numbers and in musical ability. 1 Q W Cl ,' fi? ?', E21 L: V Jw gfi, 'Q W,,sf ,ir f u n ,111 A 1, SE .,A, , i , , 'ASQ M i ns J' ,gi , D2 E VARSITY CHEERLEADER 4,,.-oil' M... X qi 1 lst' Fan L. . .L . M. ' Y 'Ti ijifff . F , if ' - ' 5, v if 1 ff 2 K f . f WITH .KN 0 : Clnrkzuiw from Imilom.: Dclucio B., Kent K., Bormlonam 1... Calla K., Ryan N., Aurino P.. .Xmicrson B., Miller IS., Captain-Galla K., Co-Caplain4DcI.ucio B. 94 .l.V. CHEERLEADERS FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS With an 95 Qi ' VARSITY FOOTBALL Scores Olean 0 Jamestown 27 Olean 18 Warren 13 Olean 0 Bradford 14 Olean 49 Port Allegany 0 Olean 22 Warren 7 Olean 14 Bradford 20 Olean .7 Jamestown 19 The last suit up for O.H.S. Kneeling: Ray Morowski, Ronny Ross, Ronny Dockery, Phil Ferris. Standing: Bruce Campbell, Eddie Moran, john O'Malley, jim Straight, Mark Montie, and Paul Corwin. 96 'QE 9' 'Q' eeling: Suda C., Mcflullen K.. Anderson K., Degman J., MacR0y J., Woods M., Ross R., M0- vski, R. Row 2: Hirst T., Harris P., Gates Lindamer R., Moran E., Campbell B., O'MaIley J., ckery R., Graham R. Row 3: Ebhert B., Arnold R., Bubbs B., Muniga E., Montie M., Straight Corwin P., Bennett L. Department of Strategy Brent Steuerwald and john Ksionzyk 97 .I.V. FQOTBALL The Junior Varsity football team ob- tained much experience this year in . their games. They ended the season with A f a 3 win-4 loss record. K l ': Y W .-..,.,..oM,..e, ..M....W. f,,, W. . ..4,0.4y,.A..: I E f 4 39 54 14 5 27 Row I: Sherburne J., Causer R., Padlo J., Zeigler R., Keen- M., Magnuson C., McNamee J., Anastasia A., Anderson K an W., Kamery D.. Altman D., Nunamaker W., Davis B. E., Matlock G. fcoachy. Row 3: Smith T., Eckert J., Dur- Row 2.' Baum J. fmgrj, Mikolajczyk M., Anderson R., kin D., Daniels J., Menter R., Hoy R., Wenzel R., God- Campbell R., Pfiefer J., LeBar M., McFadden J., Antieri frey J., Mele C., Briody D., Crosson T., Einch D. 98 VARSITY Ti BASKETBALL l ,Wi And then there were none! I Left to right: Phil Stark, Eddie Moran, john Toohey, Bill Geise, Denny Anastasia. Center Coach Iacovino. .emi 6 Raw I: Ellis Lindamer D., Anderson K., Howard T. Rnw 2: McDonald N., Manager, Tucker B., Geise B., Stark P., Knieser D., Manager. Row 3: Wallon T., Disorbo Anastasia D., Moran E. Row 4: Buch D., Chicola A. 99 J.V. BASKETBALL: Keenan B., Ebbert B., Hirst T., Wenzil B., Lang L., Russell E., Duran M., Becker R., Magnisum C., Mealy C. Kneeling: Briggs J., Coast D., Suda C., Toohey P., Rearden D., Lundburg L., MacRoy J., Smith T., Autiro M. .l.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity had a fair year, winning about half of their games. This year's J.V. team has gained valuable ex- perience which will come in handy next year when they will make up the nucleus of the Varsity Squad. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman team had a very good record this year winning the majority of their games. With all the skill they have shown so far, they will be good prospects for the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams. Row I.' Myers D., McFaden J., Travis R., Connley F., Deckman D. Row 2: Baker O., Wade M., Swartz E., Greene M., Campbell D., Roop B. Row 3: Mr. Brace, Coach, Ring B., Laverty B., Durkin D., Hall D., Gram L., Daniels J., Barber S., Crandall R. Kneeling: Crandall N., Gaton E., Besecker C., Droncy P., Burrow J. Row 2: Malone E., Crandall G., Montie T., Abdo W., Gaton J., Morris R., Stark P. CROSS COUNTRY Was it a tie? 101 GIRLS' SPCJRTS x 1 ' I I -,lf I A-N. The girls winning lmskctlmzill leznn for four years was cmnposed of Lucille Herlet, joan Samllnlrg, Pail Anrinn. Arlene johnson, Palsy Greene, Mary Ellen Hleslling, Sharon Johnson. Fliinlmeth Molindu, :incl Janice Smith. Mixxir:g.' Marion johnson. YVhz1t grace! Holding up the mal? What a racket. Oops-the 3 p.m. dismissal bell-off to the gym-basketball, badminton, ping pong, shuffle- board, anyone? Replace divit please I,ct's givb three cheers for the Intramurals champs! BGYS' SPO RTS My, what team work! 104 Isn't this nice? HIGHLIGHTS 1958-'59 This year's Homecoming Weekend headed by the co-chairmen, james Pike and Marion Johnson, was well received by the whole Student body. The festivities started with the an- nouncement of the King and Queen and their attendants at the pep assembly and ended with their Coronation at the an- nual Homecoming dance. Annual bon-fire befor Let's hope the wind blows! Mr. Touchdown w L Homecoming game. f lub, J. ff? 1 He's got Go Power- There he gooooes! ! - Lei Go Team Go! mg I Y, fu? K 'Q X. JUNIOR PLAY Seated D. O'Brien, S. Whipple, M. Pisano, M. Buckley, M. Wallace, D. Wilson. .Standing N. Nolder, P. Mountain, J. Hollowell, K. Schussele, J. Ostarch, S. Stinger, Bell, Kron, D. Beseck cr, L. Smith, J. Clancy, P. Roberts. . , Ri 55,5 Hi m T -ffgtigk Q 5 pi 1 Y' fr 'F nr 'Q E, ,, if , -s .51 Z Photo 3: Janet Kron, Joe Hollowell, Karen Schussele and John Bell rehearsing for the Paris Scene. I 08 Photo 2: A scene from the Junior Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay XM., N INFORMALS Moonshine, oops I mean tea anyone? Ouchl Not in the Library, Kids!! 5 Seven Minutes in Heaven What! Women in an army? Grand march. That's a model? 1.7! Anna! l 5 CH K, WM-.W A .,,..,fy-st I - . 71' X. ,E ffgkgr fgsigr' f - -au . K 1154 1- of,-y I 'Q ff ee fs ox a ai Bradford . . . So There! ,1 YVOmcn only e e I 5' i UOL.. Look out! . . . Here I come! 112 Jailhouse Rock! ,ffl ' 1. U5 2 E rn FD 5 Ib F5 5 M... ,W 'I 9 2 v iyyz 5 W? Y 1.4 1 .:-- Q1'L f 1-wvfak 1 T ' .N YVQ- ,hr , '5 ? pf-bil .,.,v vi Vrww Shall we Can-Can or Cakewalk kr VM, kyky V ,. Ah-the smell of grease paint Mountain in a ten-gallon hat. 113 s Q Glad to have you with us! James Burrow-England: Chantcl Riso-lfrmzrff: Hnnnclor Ziegler-Germany: Ro- berto Rivera-Costa Rira. L What, no ashtrays? -A-'i xv 7 nv- N The Pouytails sing at the Christmas Formal. 114 Busy, Busy, Busy SIEGEL'S SHOES 107 North Union Street PATRONS Phi Delta Kappa Henzel's Men Shop Kamler's Este's Barber Shop Chiavetta Bros. The Rose Shop Phil's Barber Shop Angee's Restaurant Reliable Cleaners Da Polito's Dry Cleaners G. E. 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Abdo AS A'-P1 -A-R iesel I WE, THE WOMEN How do OTHER people handle problems of everyday living like YOU have? How do OTHER people have a charming personality even with seemingly insurmountable obstacles In the way? Ruth Millett has the answers to MANY things . . . in her daily column, WE THE WOMEN, which appears each day in your Family Newspaper, the TIMES HERALD GENERALLY SPEAKING There's a man in town who reports human interest stories . . . facts, fantasies . . . THINGS to come . . . events of the past, Somehow, he packs PAGES of information into a single column! He's EVERYBODY'S friend . . . GIL STINGER! He calls it Generally Speaking . . . but he comes to the point of the topic swiftly, Be sure to read his column DAILY. VOICE OF BROADWAY Gossip on the party line or across the picket fence has NOT gone out of date. It probably never will. It's all a part of our way of life, And, there are choice bits of information clas- sified as Gossip, under th-e heading of VOICE OF BROADWAY . . . daily in the Times Herald. Dorothy Kilgalllen is your Gossip Reporter, and she always has some choice topics to fill you in on. LOCAL NOTES Mike Abdo, sports editor . . . St. Bonaven- ture sports activities, the New York-Pennsyl- vania baseball league, golf action at various clubs in a five county area, bowling, and com- plete coverage of all high school sporting events are handled under the guidance of the Times Hera1d's sports editor. A column, Local Notes, keeps readers posted on what's doing in this area. INSIDE LABOR How are things going for labor movements and for labor leaders? Victor Riesel reports the INSIDE STORY . . . daily, in the TIMES Herald! Victor Riesel almost certainly has a sixth sense, in digging out and bringing to light the innermost thoughts and movements of labor . . . good or bad. Let it be to your OWN judgement. 355 '5523I:1if551::j ' -'-:::E3:5:5E3:g:E:EzE:E : -.5:1:1-'f-. 1,1-. '-vngglzgzlagzj Q -'I -3: I QC' as I Zgfxifts ,Is Ag V oc '71-5 .. foe.. A if ' ,C A 2' 7 1 I- 19:5 A 4E?::-fig! ' P-A? .-1: 111111-ans. Hz' , - ,. ff :525E5:5?aEEi55 Q5.t222z222.P3Es2ff-el 54 '-22EEzE5EeEai?ti.. 1 Dr. Brady J. Bishop J. Armstrong ' ..... 'I . -555,:- - I - ,.- .I 2: 'A' sw' 'V - 5' ? N' -' ft -, . I Q' J? P A Nz N . '-1:1:1:2:.. fizrfz: r5'f'fr ' fi5E- a n 5' .r-5' -2 - - 2:1-1 A-. ' -'as-ag I -:-:A if-2, P-:j 'I .:. :E -'I ' ' '3?:s-M-zrEf:. A. Van Buren W. Ewald YOUR HEALTH AND YOU Did you know that lack of teeth can cause stomach trouble? . . . You gain vitality by losing weight? . . . A youth in good physical condition is far less likely to try harmful stimulants? Read about these and many other interesting health facts in Doctor Brady's daily newspaper column, YOUR HEALTH AND YOU. You'll find it vwell worth your time. JIM BISHOP, REPORTER Has the ability to attract the scanning eye . . . and hold you to his story to the end! He has a way of telling the facts that is so hu- man, you will have the very real feeling that you are actually THERE! Check the facts of JIM BISHOP, REPORTER . . . appearing THREE TIMES WEEKLY on the Editorial Page. AROUND THE WORLD The column Around thle World appears three times a week in the Times Herald and is de- voted to discussion of timely international situations in which the United States finds itself often concerned. It does not treat of domestic matters at any time. The author of the column has been a lecturer on internation- al affairs for many years and is a former pro- fessor of political science in a university. DEAR ABBY People are raving about Dear Abby. She's one of the most colorful columnists in the papers today. She has a brilliant slant on everyday problems and readers have come to think of Abigail Van Buren as a confidante on whom they may rely. WILLIAM EWALD Ewald's day-to-day criticisms of the television programs you watched the night before are Sure to interest you . . . and the chances are you'll disagree with him. But - you will read him and talk about him. And probably think harsh things about him for picking on your favorite performer. But - you will read what he has to say. And talk about his daily re- views with your friends and your neighbors. Break away from the grind of routinse, read the cartoons that appear daily in the Times Herald. Jimmy Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time panel is famous for keeping people in a good mood . . . and Blondie can always put a smile into your day. There's the very popular Beetle Bailey, Buzz Sawyer, Archie, and Our Boarding House, to keep you well entertained each day. Then, follow Walt Disney's beautiful illustrated Trule Life Adventures, for a trip into the unusual yet factual fantasies. 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