Orchard Park High School - Quaker Yearbook (Orchard Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

L.u,x,lXn iW3.k.L,g0YYkJ-ML, THE 1942 HEPLEETIIH lfflilur ..,..... A , . l'1I.IlRI+1Il 'l'l mis flssislunl Erlilor. . . ..,. ,low klM:sl.m' liusirwss Jlumzgvr. . . ..xlQl,lNli'l'0N Ilomll-:s .'1rl1'0l'Iisil1v ,1lllIHl'7l'I', . . , . . If-SRI, KR xF'l' 1- :- B fig Q09 M him BV Qi? oi . Cod gin' you busvs to guard und lIl'lf'll2LflllI.. Canws lu play out rrlzvthvr varnosl or fun. Fights for lhvfvurlvss and goals for Ihr' vagu '1'u-only and thirty- und forty Avvurs on ' THE SENIUH UL!-X55 UBRH!-XHU PARK HIGH SEHUUL ,armenia THE 1942 HEFLEIITUH M la. Crzomzrz W .num m gn 2 w. lecbca fion To a Sportsman, to a Friend, and to a Teacher: Since joining the Faculty in 1926, Mr. George Wakeman has become an invaluable aid in this business of getting an education. llis knowledge and his pleasing personality have made him a guiding figure in this school. Whether in the classroom or coaching the baseball team, he is liked-and respected. A tweed suit, a pipe, a comfortable brown hat, a cheery grin--that's Mr. Wakeman. Whether on the diamond or within the walls of the shop, he always has time to speak a friendly word of greeting or lend an ear to some one with too many troubles. Add to this a fine sense of humor and the result is-a man's man. ln acknowledgement of the work of a gentleman and a sportsman, we dedicate to you, George Wakeman, this symbol of our work, knowing that you will inspire those who follow us. We hail you as a good teacher, a good coach, and a good citizen. 5 PRINCIPAL, LAURENCE C.. JOHNSON B.S., University qf Michigan, 1910 Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1916 6 BIJAHD UF EU EATIU Without 1-muln-tt-nt 2itlIIllIllSlI'2lll0Il. no organization. valuvutitmal or ntlu-rwist-, van fum'- tion with 1-llit'ivm'y. Our lioartl ul' l'Itlu4'uti0n has suvh atlministrulivt' qualitivs. liy tlivitling tht- various ln'um'lit-s nl' svhool organization iillltlllg lhv svvvral Illt'llllN'I'S, it has lwvu possible- to at-Init-w u t'mupat't. yt-t lltwihlt- st-lmnl atlministrzttinn. Running an urgunizutiun sut-h as our sc-lioul. rt-quirt-s many tale-nts aml many' pvoplv. Wt- un-vl daily our prinvipal and tt-avllvrs. but ll-w of us know tht- folks lN'llllltl tht- Sl't'll1'S who final tht- ways and uwaus that lu-vp tht- svhool opt-rating. As wt' Svniors say gootlbyt- to all tht' familiar sights arountl school. wt' tlo not forgvt tht-so our lvss obvious lwllvfavlors. We wish to thunk lllt'lll for tht- part thvy huvt- playt-tl in making our school lift' more cnjuy ahlt-. l.i':i- r 'ru RIIGIITZ Ur. ll insliip. l'rvsi:lv1il: Hr. ,lulmsum I'rim'i ml: Hr. Swim-r. liuilrling uml llrnunals: ulfr. ,lluglt-r. llISlll'1lllt'l'UIlll Finumw-: Ur. llurquurl. 'IlI'llIlSlIUl'llllilllII Iiss Sfllllfll., Sl'1'l'l'lllliY1 fllrx. .-Ilzlmll, Pvrsmilwl. t A ,V ..- . . . 2 52? zyixiw ' Nix rn t ..--a Xlrs. lv-1-nan . . . 1-xpre-ssixv 4-ye-s lighting at dainty. puinlwl fave- . . . soft st:-ps . . . little- girl illSll'lI1'l0I'iii-lillftiilill1'lllll'2lliUIl . . . anti llznwrltl kt-ye-s . . Pup . . . i.l'i4'Il1iIf gni4h' . . . at his ht-sl tlissvvling trztvtors for his Kg vlussvs . . . wistfnlly SllliIillg1'1'Ulll1'S Ile-rtrinlv l,inm-nhrin-ggv . . . that snhlla- hinnm' . . .1'mnlnlu1'4'nt zlir . . . hnahle' lihrariun . . . ilis Ur. lizllltlivvi he-hinei tht- string lnuss . . . intriguing at-4-1-lit . . . St'IIliIlll'lll21i zttlzu-hnn-nt tu his Iw- Imt-tl SlfillgliIlSil'lllll1'lllS . . . nms Nliss Sagvr . . . lilt'I'1'.SUlllf tht- NiU'lllt'Sl ul' I'rie'mlsluip l'r4-hinul tlnnse- zn'l-appraising 1'yl't4 . . . gm-s we-ll with hm-r st-1-i':-tixo Slllllt' . . . :intl IUIIIIPI' llztlnlvl . . . suave' glll4iilll1'l'l'0llllSl'l0l' . . . Nill'I1'4i vlzissvs anti thv 4iilllll'l'il filllil . . lla-ra-'s a pivlnrt- of Illf 1i2lll:lIlll'l'.u 1 4 8 ,N Engaging grin. twinkling 1-5 vs, Carolyn Vt hilt-lock has won a plan' in our hvarts . . . infinite t'lIk:ll'lll and lovvlint-ss . . . llonu- lit- is ht-r split-rv . . . vntvr Lois Ratllvy . . . twinkling cya-as . . . vt-rsutilv Latin and Spanish S4-norita . . watches the mails eagerly . . . lIlt'I'l'y., but elolinitcly . . . and listhvr .lc-nknvr . . tht- tap, tap. tap ol' thosv typing lingvrs . . . orchids from that army nlan . . . joviality . . . lavks not an appvtitt- . . . now Mr. Saul . . . l'iu'lv Will . . . tt-avlivr ol' assortvtl historivs . . . vxpvrt on 1-urn-nt cvs-nts . . . argumt-nts . . . ttlit-xpt-vtt-tl quizzvs ..., lanc Wantshonsv . . . Uh, for tht- wartlrohm- ol' our air minnlval Home lic tvavlivr . . . lacks nothing but an appt-ntlix . . . nt-xt is Alma Nauth . . . Knitting and dancing . . . does gt-nt-ral st-it-lu-v 1-xpt-rinlvnts with vim and vigor . . . wt-ars suits with an air . . . 9 t X JSA 'Xml now l'arl llrooks . . . twvlvt- wuts for lunch . . . ivory baton . . . good lranal atlvmlam-1' . . . how ran one' man look so happy ? . . . hcrt' is Ray llratllvy . . . liroatl shoulda-rs . . . vnrly' lot-ks . . . vhampionships are his hohhy . . . agile- gy mnast . . . antl l.in'ilv Chapman . . . hrisk air anal motlish vlotlws . . . se-vvntll grade- is hvr lllllltllilll' and suvh a hantlful . . . Dorothy Dillon . . . a lovt' ol' fun . . . knavk for writing poetry . . . hvr t'l'l.t'l'VtFSt't5l'll spirit is quilt' inl't't'tiou:-a . . . znnl Dorothy linllvn . . . statuvsqln' hlonclt' . . . moving as qnivtly' as a novturnv . . . smooth harmony . . . and our nc-vt-r-to-be forgottt-n litlith Due-r . . . a ran- lnnnor lu-liiml hvr poist' . . . snowy -hairvfl dignity . . . soft volors . . . kind ht-art . . u rt-al frivml. 10 Anil llc-lt-n Gillis . . . fu-ntlv 4-1 uvstrivnm- . . . wr motual good will . . . a 1-lu-vry s I l l P . ht-llo . . . rippling voict- . . . and now Ct-rartl llasvnuut-r . . . gabartlint' suit . . . bl'it'l't'ast' . . . a Slllllt' lighting his fat-v . . . yviclvly lravt-le-al is this l re-nvli tvavllvr . . . Charlvs l,t'l'llLllll . . . biology . . . 4-hvntistry . . . phy sivs . . . gootl ll-llow . . . 4-nthusiastiv about sports 7-anal ffornt-ll . . . nt-xt llarry Vvrn- . . . those- hilarious voivv inlh-vtions . . . math whiz . . . looks, oh. so sh-rn hut van't hm-lp grinning . . . Mrs. 'I'hornton-fm-ahn dignity . . . cool poisv . . .mighty good lt'iH'll1'I' . . . far from lt-ast Ut-orgv w!3ht'lll8Il . . . clown turnvtl hat brim . . . quivt authority . . . basvhall vaps . . .has a great followillg. BH!-KIIE F!-KE I,m'r T0 Iiu:n1': Smmling: ,Imm-:1'rr: I'lW'l'NA'VI. Sixth ll:-mir: l':'l'III4lI. vllI'l'PI, Ifijih llrmlv: KKTIIRXN xxlI.lDI-Ill. 'I'hir1I uml l'hurtlx ':I'lll1l'S. Svulml: Ilmus W KRNEIK. l if?h llraulv: fhlklilll l'ImmNns, Ifburlh firmla-: IIILII-K Cl I-zmzm. l'burlh llrmlvg Mll.nlu4:n Ruzll-umsox. Sixth Crurlv, Inari' 'ru Rnzlrr: Slmuling: ETIIHI. HENNINQQ, Sl'l'0lIll flrmlv: ANN NRTISTRUNG. l irsl firmlvg lJunoTum Illuum-:1'r. First firmlv. Svulml: I,0l'lsl-1 IIULEN. Kimlvrgurla-n: Gl.un's lham, Sw-mul lirmlvg ,luvazl-1 Hnoww, First Grmlvg Jxmf: f:II,l.lA'l'. Thi ral Urarfv. LTY PARIS T TEACHER I-KSSIIEIATIU Uncc a month wc arc givcn whitc slips ol' papcr to lakc homc to our parcnts, inviting thcm to comc to onc ol' thc monthly mcctings of thc P. 'l'. A. 'l'hc group gathcrs in thc school auditorium and thcrc discusscs topics which. in thc cnd. hclp to makc our lilc casicr in school. Among othcr things. onc mccting discusscd what most ol' us know. thc crowdcd conditions of our school. Alas, though morc spacc is sadly nccdcd, wc must do thc bcst with what wc havc until the war is won. Johnny and Susie are of conccrn to both their parents and teachers, and so they arc thought ahout and thcir pt-culiaritics talkcd ovcr hy thosc conccrncd. in ordcr that thcy may hc madc happicr in thc school and at homc. rllhc association might hc callcd the puhlic rclations division ol' our school. Miss llculah Shawf a wit and dignity. matchcd hy l'cw . . . thc school nursc ff hcrs is this joh ol' maintaining thc schoolis ht-alth and this shc docs. much to thc comlort ol' all ol' us. llharlottc Atl2illlS7iiIl indispcnsahlc itcm on thc list ofollicc supplics . . . always husy , yct timc cnough to grin at downhcartcd studcnts, rcassuring thcm that school isn't so had al'tcr all. Not to hc forgottcn is M iss Booth . . . l'idna to hcr fricnds . . . an cllicicnt sccrctary, in- valuahlc haclxhonc ol' thc school Y a scrious cxtcrior. but humor and a In-art ol' gold undcr- ncath. l 7 ff 13 I!u,nn IN Il nun IC4'm,l4 fIl.XNl'1NIl'1l1lllll H!-1l,kx xl' K. l'r Kllllll uf NIM-. lic A NX. II0I'I'I11 K. ,I xklcl, I I V Q73 ff' f rr ---M w kmgw' ff 'W WE 'W 512 GF? Y X . Ci V QQWQ QQXX Q A 1 W W, n ? fm ffl Ilu ll. HFIINII. ll. lCIIis. II. llmlfl. l. Mvyvr. X INISUII. ll. Ma-ginlvy. M, llulnnuun. mul. .l. 'l'ln'i:+s. l.. NXIn-4-I1-r. U. H1'l1i1'lll4'l. l, x1'H'llllil4'll. lll Ifl4'lf1lKi nn XIHISUIKHZ l'n-xillvnl. li. Sluf llvllll 'iff'-I,l'l'.Nilll'llf. K. IIINIHUII. Sl'I'I'l'lIlIiY. ll. llvlllillgs-l': 'l'I'l'1lYllI'l'l'. ll. Murun: l4l:'i.sur's. Xl.Ilill1m. Mr.N1npImI1-. l I4-N Lol Nt,lI.2 N. H1-rlmllgvr. IJ, Slullu-Iml l'. lxullin. fl. Svull-rl. N. Sl'lll'l1'lP. H. Moran. N lII'llIlIIl:f. l.. xl'I':jll'll. slr: luum Cm Nlilld ,l. IN-nm-s. 'I'. illurk. ST HE T IIIJUNEII. K gzuvl poumls llu' rlvslx. il lllISll falls nu-r llu- 2lSS1'llllPlf mul svrmus lm-vs. plu'k1'r1'al l-0l'1'lll'2'l4lS law' llu- pl'vsi1l4'lll. Dix-k Slzlllivlal. what shall xw du almul our ilS!'3l'llllilf pru- grzuns? Sugge-sliulls ure- Ul'l.1'l'l'll. sillwl. llllIll4'1l0N4'l'. aml linally lllv ielva lzllws slmlw anal is lrivel oul. 'l'lw R1-ml Cross or ,Iuinl flllllI'llll'S aplwal fur lln' SlIl1l1'lllS, suppnrl. ilu- vounvil 511-ls In work :mul we-ll. xw go ox 1-r ilu- lull. Soma- 1I2lX mln-n om- ol' us is I'1'Ihl'1'S1'IllIll:l' our 1lislri1'l in ifongrq-ss lu-'ll I'1'Ill1'lllIIt'!' how il was dom- ln u SIIHIIIUI' wan lun-lx Ill sm-hool 'l'Iu- S4-I IAIIIIIVII. III . . . , lulv IS SHIIIPIIIIIIQL Iuka' Ihr- Llzlss 1- llousv rvmimls him ol' ilu' llomvroom llounvil. Who says 4Il'llllN'l'2l1'f doa-sn'l work? NX 1- know il docs! EL SS UFFIEEH5 'Nlvvl lln' Iolks who Iwvp IIN' :j1'lll'S ol llla svllool running SIlllNIlIlIfI 'I'In'j :Irv IIN' vu gLIll1'1'l'S on llu' Iil'1HIlll'II0ll lim- lllul ln'o4lum'4's good Ivurlivs. 4lzlm'4-s. and lusl lun. Nom' xsisllvs uml uh-sirvs llnvy In lllilIx1'iIl'1'2lIIlX I vl Q gIY1'IIIl'lll4l Imml lol IIl1'Il'1'IvI-0l'IN wk l'l'1'Si1I4'lll I in--l'rm irlvnl l'l'1'si1l4'lll S4 -1 'rvlurx' 11,1 'iSlll'.N .Il won iimv Vlvl'l'IINIll4l'l' SOI'IlUNIUlH-2 ilmss 1I.5Iill1' I ifl'-I'I'1'.NillI'llf NN. NN urnka- I.. Svhulll ll, QIIZIIIHS Xl r. Il1lS4'llilIll'l' NI iss Iimllvy Nan III.- Ii. Ilulvy Sl'1'I'l'llll'Y . , , II. IYll 1'Il 'lIl'l'4lSlIl'4'l' Il. lluskvll hlf-i5or,-5 , Xl r. I 1-rv Nliss ,I1'IlIxIlt'l' l'IIil'1NIlNl xx llmss I,I'4'Si1l1'lll , . . ll. IIl'llZIllK4'l' I il'l'-I'l'l'sf1I1'lll . II. lIilllI1'l'UII S1'1'r4-lflrx K. Iiimlvl 'l'rvu.vur1'r' . K. Ixzlllill lrlrisors Xlr. lizlppolv. 'Nliss NAIIIIII SEVENTH GRADE LEFT 'rn RIGHT: IST Row-f I. Anrlerson, H. Iialllvsnn. IV. Hour. D. Ifilbiv. S. Iirmlh. ,I. Hmymillvr. If. Ilresien. I . Hrmrn. M. Carnahan. I7. ffnrnrv. Thnmnx CIurIr. 2Nlx Row: H. fflvmvnl. C. lfnmvll. B. Cunningham. II. M. Dallas. S. Drl llInnlP. I.. Dirlrsnn, IV. Dodll. D. Iihlvrs. R. Ellis. I . I'V'nm-r. N. Fvnlnn. Run Row: Ii. I nu'lvr. C. I n.r. J. Cowl. R. Haus. II. Ilnrbarh. B. Jann. M. Kinplvy. R. Klee. E. Knhlbachrr. R. Lansill. II. I,uriv1-y. 4TH Row: F. Lippolll. K. Mrlfnskqv. A. MrEuwn, P. Mclflary. STH Row: D. Matthews. R. Merrifrld. A. Millvr. II. Millrvillr. 6111 Row: ,I. Milchell. A. Mnshvr, W. Munk, R. Nvwharal. I.. Nichnlls. 7TH Row: N. Nicnlof. R. Uehlvr. II. Pabst. M. Poarllqv. J. Ponzns. 8'rn Row: C. Pierre, G. Rupp. R. Rrdfvrn. D. Robinson. lf. Rockwood. M. Rogers. QTII Row: J. Saul, If Snvillr, M. Shefrr. P. Slmrson. R. Smith, I'. Spence, H. M. Snlinrr. 10TH Row: M. J. Sricknvy. ,I. Thnrnlnn. G. TfPl'PII. lf. Wrhrr. E. Www, n. Wilkins, J. ma. 18 PIIGHTH GRADE LIC!-'T T0 Rl4.llT ls'r Row: ll. Alhplnnnlp. U, Mlexrhhnrh. E. Rev-d. fl. Arhllrklr. 51. Hlrjv. R. Rrvsivn. R. Hrmrn. Y, lfurlfunv. M. ffnrnvy, R. ffnuglwll. 2Nn Row: l'f. ffmlrully. .l. lfhnpnuln. .l. Crooks, V. Dnwmn. R. DPI Monlv. .I. Dvrhyshirr. 3Rlx Ruw: R. Dnlrynlplv. lf. llnlv, -1. Dumlrruu-ski. lf. Holy. I.. lluly. ll. Hrkl. 'lTIl Huw: H. Hisvlr, R. Hllix, IT. Ewarl. R. Furrillgtnrl. lf. Finlrvrl. ,I. Finkrn. STH Row: 4, I-'law-h, -I. Fullirrglurl. ll. firnrgr. R. Us-orpzr. I , Cr-rling. R. Crrnolli. S. finllfrriv. H. Unolil. R. Crrlsvr. l'. Urnrlv. lf. Culrlrunsl. 'ITII Row: C. Hun-r. li. llununs. I.. Hnppx. R, llnrlrnnns. K. Hrppner. M. Higgins. R. Hudson. IU. J. llughm. P. lrrinp. I . Kingsland. R. Klvxs. TTI! Huw: I , KI:-nk. R. Klvnlr. R. Klnsin. lf. Km-II. U. Kuhiuk, li. Knaisrh. 8'ru Row: H. Lmllnur. S. Mrliu-vu. I.. .'Hr-I.:-Ilan. ll. Hirhmvl, l. Villx. -1.l'urqfiru':,ulr.01'u Row 1 S. l'f'n:,vs. l. lfwlvr. R. l'ugh.U. Remlrr. S. Rvml. I.. Rivmrr. l0'rll Row: R. Sw-lr-x, H. Srhullz. H. Srhusrvr. ,V. Shvjfrr. l'. Sl:-vpvr. ,I. Smuol, 4. Sluhler. II. Sulkulvsiri, R. Turnvr, R. lfixvr. J. W'ojlknu'inlr. 19 pwaffl QW xr V 2 . x. N1 Azfbaf FRESHMAN CLASS l.r:r'r 'ro RIISIIT -lsr Ron: Jbplunulp. ,I. flbplanalp. J. Anal:-rsan, R. .-Imlerson, A. .-Irinfr. .I. Hall. Ii. Bark:-r. C. lfuun. I.. Ilvhvn C. Benning. G. Ifwlziruxrr. .I. Iinrlmvu-vtch. lf. Ifuolh. 2Nn Row: Nl. Iiorrhvrl. II. Cam:-ron. Ii. lfarlmne. S. Culp. R. Crnfl. I.. Cnrivlln. I! V1-nzrl, P. Di-lrirk, H. Ihulil. lf, Daly. E. Dowray. R. Hbinger. H. Eclrlv. 3lln Row: R. Hrringlnn. A. Faillsl. P. Farr. ff. I ram-is. R. I ranIr Iin. A. Caskv. V111-rIinp. l,.l1m-rnlwr. II. Haas. IV. Ilaax. IU. Harfner. .4. Hurbarh. 4TH ROW: J. Hari. N. Hasan, S. Henning. I'. Ilnfnlilfv II. Hopkins. N. ,Ia-ssr, 4. Kavfrr. K. Kallin. R. Kaufman. R. Kvaling. NI. Kvslvr. A. King. R. King. 5TH Row: lf. Kingulqv. 4. Kraft lf. I,arira-kv. I . Lurirqv. V. I,arIrin. ,I. I,unc'r. f7Tll Row: I . Lanlvnsrhlager. D. Lemkv. C. I.umI. lf. Mar-ir'jm1'sIri. II. Hallhvlra, M. Mullhru-s TTH Row: V. MallIwn's. M. Mcffonnr-ll. A. McKeIvy. W. MPHIIIIPY. S. Mqvvr. W. Mills, .4. Mulllr. V. NiwIn,0'. S. Pvrisnn. 8TH Row ff. Pvlrv. S. I'In-Ipx. K. I'il'IrrlI. If. I'i1'Isr'Il. fl. Rimini. I . Rugmrxki. II. Rtllh. M. Rnlh. IV. Saul. QT!! Row: I.. Sarilir. I.. Savill:-. U. Schirillri R. Schnpp, E. Srrinrm-zlvr. I.. Sr-huilz, M. Srhullz. W. Slwrmvr. IJ. Sieg. l0'rR Row: W. Sif'nIri1-wins, II. Spalli. E. Sparer. I.. Sfmnimlz. W Steiner, J. Slubla-r. IITH Row: ni. Thompson. J. Thmnpson. G. Tornrzak. I.. Tubbs, W. Tutti:-. H. Valonlinv. l2'ru Row: C. Verpirn. ,I lVaka-man. M. u,llll'f!, M. Wvasl, H. Whilv. F. Williams. 13111 Row: E. Wiser, I . Willmunn, II. Wujvlr, S. Yates, II. Zimnwrman. K Zimmerman. 20 'Q kt, I X lb-wzuu-slfi. .l. ffurrmr. ZZNU Run: lk. lflurlr. .l. lflunxs. ,l. Collins. I . lfnjl, -I. lfrunv. R. lfurif-lln. I.. llirlsson. .l. Ilmrroiv. lf. lfllis. ll' a x yy SOPIIUMORIC CLASS DJ K 3 Ill-II- l' 'ru lh1:n'l' IST Now: U. -hlumx. l.. 'Ivs1'hlm1'll. IP. .-lmulr. lf. lfull. S. lfuurr. U. llif-lwr. lf. lfujmrllus, lf. lfn-mlml. ll. llrnu-n. 5 . ' Nl urrinplnu. ll. l islu'r, Chun Huw: ,I. lluul. .-I. Crqff. U. Uruavr. C, Uulvlrlmsl. .I. llunnmrr. l1'll Row: ,I. ll:-ullvy. ll. ll:-lining. ll. llnlm - wuml. N. lngrum. ll. lxvll-v. STH linux R. l,unmrv4u1.x. AI. Lung. lv. l.unAa'mlnrff'r. S. l.1msill.0. Limll-nlun. D. Link. Al. l,m'lrlmrI. .-l. Lora' QQ L-5:4 lf. Mursll. -1. ,Ur 'lrlllur. A. H1'ffnlll:1'Il.h1'I1 RUM: R. llll'Nllf. .l. M1-kvrr. l.. 1'llill4'l'. xl. 1Hm'llriIIf1..l. fllnrllrillll. R. Alnrun. lf, l'urujim':.uk U' , l.. l'ullvrsnn. V. Pvursun, l'. l'ie'rfw'. IC . l'ilpAvr. TTI! ROW: R. Rrwlfvrn. ll. Rviglr. Al. Rnnulmvn ll. Sngvr. QU. Sf'hi1fllam'r.H'rll Row: R Nf'l:i.1I'lmlu'r. ll. N1-llmill. Y. Srllra-ib. l. Nrhra-ilu-r. l,. Srhrmwlvr. 'PTII R00 : I.. Srllullz, ll. 5r'lurur:lm'ivr. l', Slldfvr. R. Slwrnwr. lf. Sidmu. ,U Smilh. S. Sn-ulvr. ll. Nlul1'.l'f. Nlruup. lf. Snwl. lf, 'l'rumpol4ll. l01'll Row: li. lvrvl. 5. Il lllllllfl. .l. ll 'l1Il:, ll . uhrrlkr, -l. W1-lnlzer. ,I ll 4'slvrnl11x'e'l'. l . ll il-rlvr. ll. ll illmulm, N. ll nlf. l . lull. ll. Sarillv. 21 JUNIOR CLASS l.r:r1'1'o lhuwr' ls1' Row: J. Baur, J. Benning, E. Bley, L. Bley. M. Bqvce. 2Nu Row: R. Bram-n. D. Caughell. D. Dumbruurslri, R. Ehlers. W. Fnrringmn. Zinn Row: A. Fullinynn. J. Gurlirh. A. Gerling. J. Glanjield. G. Gulekjunsl. 4'm Row: lf. Ham. W. Haan. R. Halqv. I. Halliday. P. Hanford. 5'rn Row: R. Hurbach, H. Harlmuna. H. Haskell, R. Henning, J. House. 6Tll ROW: P. Kallin. S. Kelly, C. Kexler, R. Knives. ll. Kinick. 'ITN Row: L. Knnckv, M. Kohl. I. Krvilzbender, V. Langendorfer. B. Lanich. R. Lunp. R. Manx, ,I. McArthur. .I. McClellan. BTH Row: V. Mellen, S. Metzger. B. Meyer.E. Molchnk, L. Nixon, B. 0'Shea. ,l. Palmer, R. Pelre. J. Pjalzgruf. 9'ru Row: W . Richards. Riemer. H. Ruth, J. Saville. W. Schmidlin, ,I. Schreiber, C. Schultz. R. Schultz. A. Seibel. C. Seuferl. C. Spalli. l0'l'll Row: H. Slicknev. E. Sultan, ff. Szucs, J. Theirs, P. Thornton, R. Tolnrr, R. Wanncmurher, P. Warning. L. Wheeler. F. Winder. M. Znrmne. 22 l.l4:l- l' 'ru lll1:ll'l': 5'l'.xNnlNi: ffuuvla Iil'llllllfV. U. Ifllis. K. Clark. I . ll insltip. -I. l'1-risun. J. Sl U'llIll flfupluinl, B. .xi1'lIUlS, lf. llunun. lf. Huslwll. R. Lung. 'l'. llull. ll . lllllllllllllll, M. ll HHIIIIIS, J. lluul. and fl. Hnlnn-s, Mgr. KNr:l-:Lime R. ffrull. lf. Bull. J. lhnuvnjv. R. Hugnrvlix. l'. lfrqll. J. uAlllf!'IlIUll. R. 'l'ulm'r. fl. Krufvr. J. Bull. and lf. llutrvfv. i 5 U E II E H l. 'l'U 'l'lIl'l CIIAMPIUNSY I hm' 'I ll'llllI We They Se-pu-nnbt-r A nn FIRST 22 0 St-ptvmbt-r A1 rn:,x 1 0 St-pta-:nhl-r limm 2 1 Ot-tohe-r lloi,l,,xNn 3 1 Ut-tober C A RDEN vn.l.l-: 4 2 Ot-toln-r Nolwn f,l0Ll,lNS 2 1 01-tolwr xv00llI.AWVN 0 l Ut-toln-r CLAR ic Nur: 4 1 'l'o'r,x LS 214 7 .-Xftvr four yt-ars of work. Coavh Bratllvy was finally rvwartlvtl with a championship team. This year's loam. t'0lIllll'lSt'd mostly ol' St-niors. wt-nt through an eight ganu' st-hedulv without a ale-li-at. 'l'hv playa-rs. nntlrr tho lt-atlvrsllip ol' Coach Bradley and Captain ,lohn Svhrani, t'lllllkiXt'tl tht- xivtorious season with a banquvt provitletl by the honu-making department. 123 CAMERA EL .Mllnittvdly thv shingle- abou- tht- door says Cuialam-v Counsc-lorzi' but. il' vw we-rv to liste-n in on tht- 1-onvc-rsation. wt- probably would ht-ar soinvouc- asking if thc' pivturv wvrv ow-r-1-xposvil or umlvr-dt-vm-lolwd. ln othvr words, Mr. llande-l and sonu' of tht- Cautvra Club lllt'llllN'l'S would ln' having a t'0Ill't'I'l'Il1'l'. 'l'h1- Calnvra Club this yvar has sl14'1'1-ssfully l'0lllIllt'll'tl a most dillivult job. Ml tht- pho- tography in this book, with lln-1-xm-ption ol'llw1'lass pivturvs and a ll-w of tht- snap-shots, is tht- re-sult ol' the-ir 1-florls. 'l'Iu- lilcFl.l4:11'l'oR stafl' wishvs to thank thi- Club. vspt-vially' llob kiilll-Illiill. for tht-ir part in this book. Naturally. wv have' had our ilisagn-vim-nts'-f S0lllt'll8V1' lwvn prvtty' hot but whvn ont' gots a group ol' pvoplv with artistir' lt'lllllt'l'2:lllIt'lll toga-thi-r, sparks art- bound to lly'. .-Ks in prvvious ye-ars thc- club sponsor:-d Friday noon dancing to providc' funds for photo- graphic t'1llllltlllt'lll. 'l'o makv good uso ol' this 4-quipuwnt thc club institutvd monthly von- te-sts for which 1-avh lllt'llllN'l' submittvd a pivturv. The- pivturt-s wa-rv judgvd by tho 1-lub, thc' bvst pivtura- prodlu-4-d 1-avh month rvvt-ivillg a prizv. 'I'lu- rt-sults wvrv vnvouraging. t'Vt'Il amazing! ltllll- l' 'ro lh1:n'l': S'l'xNlnM: Kvillx fflurlf, .lluxnn Hulmu-mul, lhmulal lfunwrim. Rulwrl K1-Ilv. lilrlrml 'l'ulzIzs, U infrwl .-lbizlunalp, Rulwrl Kuufinun. Ifrlimrwl Hull. ,Inlm Srluuln. Sl11x'l'l-in 'trtlmr S1-ilu-I, Sonia Ma-lzgafr, .Iuun Kings rjv. l irginiu llll'Hl'll. ,Iumvs Surillv. :Zyl Dr. 1,l'I:lIIx'll'Ull'I' . Airs. Uwelllflajv . Mrs. Crossltv . Doelor Slaughter Doc-lor Cullen: . Doelor Crjlin . Ruinlmu' . Bessie Honor . Allllllllll Cllere . Gloria I,l'iIllfN'lIll'l' IIUIICIIO . . Philip Jim . Uld 'l'imer Bob . Cvnlhia . Manuel . Ruth Cronc Doris Gutekunst Peggy llanford June lledlvy Natalia Markulis Belly U'Shea Belly Vvrel Lois Wheeler wzorus o urses, a ion s, ow Cl N Pl I C b CAST Rlolmno Som11Tl l'I1.,uNr: Mu:lurL . NIARCIA Nou-s M ERRILL Wll.uu1s ll.-uuw ll.4sul1 l,,uvnEN4:B YATPS . lfluwum BALI Cl.olu,x 'fomzzux . NIKNIZX' INGIM11 Illmm LOERCHI lc K,xTu1sn1NE M1:CoNNm 1 Ronmvr Cnooxru DoN Sczusmlczmrzxrlx CHARLI-:s llixslufll . ,lums SAVII I r l n.-wk WINSIIII Jo ANN Priuzcnu- . STA NLEY BRZOZOWSKI .. D HH ll H ll ll II T A Two ACT OPERE presented by the MIXED Cnonus OF THE ORCHARD PARK HIGI TTA I SCHOOL Mario Zareone Jean Lang oys, and AIPxiCllllS. Dorothy Dombrowski Ruth Harbaeh Sally Henning Marian Keyser Ruth Moran Mary' Pearson llarry Eeklc 25 Betty Roth M arjorie W1'asl Audrey Riedel Robert Long Waller W4'flllIl3Il Howard Sliekncy Clarenee Svllultz Philip 'l'hornlon fIurgla'. gurglr. Hunlfvv lfusinvss. -Islxiv. Lrulia-x uml fivnllvrm-n lfqv. suvh vlmrrn. Nlillvr. 'l'lw 'l'rm'lrvr. fiuvsx ll Im? 'l1ll4'lll'lllllif'S in llll' Htl: grmlv, . ll,YIl4lIlY lmmv? Duck, l IIFU W illiv! Slvvpbvhvud. 26 IIIII-IIIH BH!-IIJLEY 'I'hv In-st thing y'ou can say' about Coach Ilratllt-y' is Look at tht- rt-Cord. Two vhalnpionships in ont- yt-ar is some-thing for any coat-h to boast ahont, hut Ray took tht-tn in stritlv. Wt' pay trilrutt' to a gootl t'0LN'Il. a grvat lvatlvr. antl a true' Irivntl. IIHSITY I lail. tht- Conqucring Iloroes como! This vall was .1-t'I1ot-tl through tht- svhool on l t-bruary' 27 when tht' baslwthall l1'3Ill t'lim'ln'4I tht- lfrit- County Lalw Shore lit-agut' titlv. 'l'ht- vham rionshir l'IllIl2lXl'tl a vt-ry sut'1't-ssfnl st-ason for Coavh I I . llratllvy. I.t-atl hy Mr. Ilratllt-y antl Captain lloh Charlt-s. the- It'1lIll got, oll' to a Ilying start antl tIitIn't stop until tht- last hall was tosst-nl. lht- t4-aln plawtl Itrst Ivy YS'lIllllIlglllll'l1't'Il anal losing only ont- game- In lvagttt' play. nlftvr tl:-It-ating llarlu-r lligh Svhool in tht- quartt-r-Iinal playoffs. tht- tt-am finally Int-t its masts-r in tht- st-mi-finals. Playin f In-Iorv a . . In ravkt-4l houst- at North 'l'onawan4Ia. tht- Uualwrs lost to a ffiant I t r- Vlillialnsvillt' Iivt- hy If to 223. Captain Iloln Charlt-s with ZIII points anal Charlt-s Ilaslu-II with H13 points 1-ntlvsl tlwir high st-hool vars-t-rs Ivy lvatling tho It'ilIll in svoring. Y.'XRSI'l'Y 'l'I'I,fkNl .lony Sunnxyt NI t-:mu1,t. WII,l.l-X515 lion Loyu lion II um ,Iolc Gu t, lil ssl-xt. Ilnon x fill-KIIIIICS II-xsKlcl,l, lion Cil.uu.l':s .Imyn Su'll.l.l-1 lion IIICNNING qa BASKETBALL GAMES lhllv NOVPIII lwr l,1'l't'IlllN'l' I,1'1'4'llllN'l' l,1'l'l'llllN'I' l,l'1'1'llllll'l' January january ,Iannary january l 1'lDI'lliil'f l vln'nary l e-lrrnary l e-lrrnarj l vln'uary Illarvh Nl2lI'1'll lxllll'l'll 'l'llis u UNI f v I vain G,-XRIIENYIILE I'.uzkl4:n W lcsw' Sr: N mx x lllASIllCI,l. ll0l,l.kNlb I' xlnu-Jn ANunl,x U Klllll4INYIl.l.IC llmslrl-:l,l, Smxx xxI,lDI'IN l'llll'ZN ,-Kvsul.-x Sunw I'Inl4:N Ihnkl-in Wim.: KWISYILI 0. UH AHS 50 -ll 13 I2 38 0 I4 312 I6 68 23 -I5 IT IS 30 I0 36 23 ITY P. -ar's xarsily svl a fasl paw for Ill? .luninr Yars' Uppnnvnl 2l 123 'W lfx Ill 33 22 QI ll, 32 220 30 25 24 325 312 -IT IIN. lull lln buys su-l'1-vqllal lu lln- task. 'l'ln- Junior Yarsilv. nlnlvr the- ll'2l1l1'l'Slllll 0l'4l02l1'llt'S llrzullvy anml P1-rllam. linisln-4l sm-mul in lln-ir I1-agua-. 'l'ln only lwn 1l1-fvals me-rv Slll'l'1'l'l'll al lln' hands nl' Sloan. Captain .lm Haul lwl lllv s1-nrinf' paraclv and was vapalllx assislwl ln lllv nllwr I Ill1'IlllN'l'S of lln- l1'illll. wc' arc proud In haw- splvmlinl l'1'l'0I'll in our book. UNIUR V.'XRSI'I'X il l1'i-llll Nllll Slll'll Ll I lil- l' 'ru Iinalrrz Hum Ron l'.v.l,lIl1'l'l'.V..'. Irlwr. I . lfrqfl, ll. Ilupkins. ll. lll'llIIiIIg. luuvl' lhm pl. lhm'rvv. II. SVI!H'lll'ZllH'il'I'.. lf. lfl'l'lll1llII. ,l. lluul fl.'upl.l. ll. l.vnnural. . ll llln'4'lllIllI. SE IUH .1-Q How about some news for the paper What staff memher of the Senior Slonts is not familiar with this plaintive wail of the editors? livery lfriday noon that the paper appeared on sale at the ltihrary door, the staff emitted well-earned sighs of relief. After days of haunting the lfaeulty for eon- trihutions, the moments of apprehension ex- perieneed hy both the gossip and fashion editors as they east about for new ideas for their eolumns.. the sports editor handing in ' ' . . .Nltuuzm Non-:s Editor ........... Co-Editor ..4..,,.. . . .,loAN KINGSLEY Business Manager. . . . . .l'iAltl, KRAI-'T Sports Editor ....,,.4... ....... I JoN l+.Lt,ls Art Editors. .Jinx lhtows, limvmn llizxt-11, Hishions .,............... ,lic-mms: Kmsizk ...NATALIA MARKIYLIS . . .llt-:sol-:wtows Downs Gossip Editor. . . Lorelorn Editor. , . SL!-l T5 eopy three days in sueeession a-all this. and more, too, eonspired to fill the pages of Senior S10 n ts. Dead lines and other ohstaeles were PII- eountered and usuallv overcome. Trials and tribulations were many, yet often smoothed over by publieation of an extra-speeial issue. Persisting throughout the year, Senior Slams has eome into its glory and now retires. taking its plaee among the former papers edited hy our predeeessors. Jolie Editors NIAm:,umT Cu'oui:i.t.. lltun l.oi1m:iti:n Miscellaneous ,.... ..,. ,,,. . A RVIID Pmusow Personalities, . . .,... lfn-xxx Wissuu' Cluh Editor .... . , .w'lNNII-I Ant't.-xxw 'Eypisls Emu, Kun-'T, Muni: 'l'ot,Nl-QR. lltm. lhvls, l'I'rtti:l.Slt:s..u'. l,llYl.I,IS N1it.t,i:vll.l,i:. M sluts: MQNIFI-', LORR-SINE Sues, M,n:i: Iloosow EFLEIITUH Dunnnivs . . . photographs . . . vopy paprr . . . ilt'2illk'lt'lll'S . . . aspirin . . . anml thi' K I'Zlf'l,l-1l:'l'on staff is 1-arrim-it out ll-vt lirst. 'l'lw cy-lv is 1-onlplt-lv anothe-r ya-arliook has ln-- vmnv history. To posh-rily the- S1-niors lvavv this rm-vornl of past vvvnts. rvflvvtillg hrivtty that whivh gon-s to 1-onlplvtt' the- lift- ofa high- svhool stlulc-nl. ,-'tn inhvritan1'e- hannlvd down from onu l+lDI'I'URI.'XI, lDI'IPNIi'l'MI'IN'l' lffzlimr .,.. . . . , . . I':l,llRl'1Il 'l'l'nns A-tssislunl lialilur. . . . . .joiw Klxcaslmzx' I w1tl1n's IIMTTY 'KI'2StIllliHIH. NAT-tl.l,-K XI KRKl'l,lS I,ll0l0t,Ql'lllIllAY HlI.ll-K Itllldlttllllili.. xiXRGkIlE'l' Ctl'lLlllCl.l,. NI umm Ulu sr: Sports. . , . . .llox u.n l'Il,l.ls Svnior vlass to another. tht- yi-arhook is both a ble-ssing and a In-adavhv. Thvrv are- many molnvnts of disgust and anxivty for those' in vhargm-. yt-t tht- gc-nc-ral vonvlnsion always rvavlu-cl in thi' cnd is thc' fav! tlw Sm-niors havv a right to glory aftvr prodm-ing as fina- a Rl5Fl,l'1C'l'0lt as 1-vvr pllhlisllvd. The-y havv nobly uphvlsl tradition. A-tr! ' CARI. NIICYEII. Ni-'ARCI-K Nowzs. ICLUNE NIICIIKEI... .Irma Bnowx BI TSI N ESS DIiI'ftR'I'NI ENT ,xllIlHlA,2l'I'. . ..... 4 . . .ARl.ING'l'UN Ilomirzs .f1fl1w'li.sir1g.. A Hun. kluvlx nI'Ilt'l' Nuznons Cir:-ululiun. . , .... .......,. I Cnrrn ll us THE NIGHT UF JANUARY 16 A Presentation by the SENIOR CLASS aj the ORCHARD PARK HIGH SCIIOOL E Karen Andre Hlr. Flin! Mr. Stevens Judge Ilealh Alllgflll Swenson Sigrirl ,Iungquist Larnv Regan . Homer van Fleet . Roberta van Rensalear Airs. Bjorn Faulkner . flfrs. ,Inlm ,lusqzh Hutchins lylicer Sweeny . . Clerk lj Courl . Dr. Kirkland . . ,Iulm Graham Wfhiqlield ,lane Chandler . .Warren . Secrelanv . Secretary . Prompter . PERSONNAGI-IS 32 BETTY AESCIIB,-Hill ARLINGTON HOLMES , ARVID PERISON . BERT NICHOLS J,u:OUEl,lN ANDERSON JAMES HOPKINS DON ICLLIS . ICD IIENEL JEANNE KEYSER NATAI,IA MARRULIS . RUBY XVARREN . KEN YATES ROBERT CROCKER . ELDRED Tl'llBS FRANK WINSllIl' . JEAN MILLER RUTH BENZINGER , JUNE BROWVN HILDA LOERCHER JOAN KINGSLEY I r T110 Juniors I 'resvnt .I U N E M A D A TIIRICIC ACT COMEDY bv' I . Rvmznsow C. Cl,m1r:N1's CAST l,PlIlI.V If 'ood Clmrlf Harris . Mrs. llnmul Iflmvr Tuillv Dr. ll czcz fl Effie Millv I, fz11 G. Morton Rolwrls Rodgvr I 'nn Vivek Mr. llurris Shirlrjv W'0ntworth Ralph u7l'III 11'f 1 rlh Julie Harris 33 JUNE Tnmss ROBERT LUNG . GRMIESI-:lw'r:R1' RICHARD Scnuxrrz liusslcl. Ilnmvw SHIRLEY WALBURG IRIS KRHITZBENDER . ,l,-mms Swxum: . RICHARD IW.-KNZ GEORGE KESTER .lo-ANN PFALZGRAF . ARTIIPR Smmzl, RUTII Il,u.r:Y ii TH CLUB To must In-ululv uiulhn-inatii-s is za horrihly ilry sulv- ivc-t. hut not to tln- illlt'IlllN'l'S nl' tht' Xlath tlluh. xhllvll a un-vtiug xshivh was s1'ln'4lul1'4l to lm-alt up at 1-ight aft-ltwlx lllllll-l 4lis, Iwrsv until tin-lun it is 1-viih-ut that thi-rv is inure' to lIli'lllll'lllilllt'S than wrulal app:-ai'. It was at this Ill1'1'lllIgI that thi- IIlt'llllN'l'S la-arm-4l frmn Nlr. l.uipnl4l. an iu- struvtnr at thv lluixvrsity ul' lluffzllo. how to multiply thre-1' timvs six uusl gvt sixto-4-n. Nu xsumlt-r that studying this lilliltiplivzltiml tahlt' kt-pl thv Xlath flluln at work until the- iw:- smzill hours! l nah-r the' guialam-v nl' Mr. Yvrv and Nlr. l'1-rham. this vluh has 1-muplc-ta-el um- yt-ar's mark uml has ull thv zippi-zii'uii1-v ill-llt'1'0lIllllg a pc-rnuim-nt urgzulization. H Nlr. tfliairman. liunoralnla' juilgvs. worthy oppum-rits. Izulie-s ' ' :tml '1'llll1'lll1'l1n HlllIllll'l' els-hatv 'N-ts uuale-r wax. Xlitvr ai lu asv L r- . l nl svn-ral xvurs. Url-liarfl Park a 'aiu has ai eh-lrzltv vluh rc-vnu-al thruuffh the- 1-Hurts ul Xlr. . 5- r- 7 . l,1'I'll2llll. Y nu lulu-u t In-mul ol thvlr sl11'4'vss4-s lllilllllf lwvaiisv you M' g1u4'ss1-il It ilu- tirv situzitiuu ll'4'Nl'llll'1l lhvil' tl'zu'1'llilw. Num' thi- lvss. this Ifruu v is 'usl stzirtilv' uml will 'ro l' Y' I . 7' I' plan-vs Ill ummllwr yvzir. 3 l- l'l'1INIl'SSIUN l.r:lf'l' 'rn Ih1:n1': Hr. lirfml.-s llirk l I'lllIIu'llll. Uurbx' ,llllIl' Stirli- mjv. llurrivl Rnllx. l'vggy Ilan- hral. lflmrlf-5 l'if-rf-v. lfllaliz' lfrvn- nun. .Iuun l,um'r. .loam Kingslajv. llulrurrl llurlmuns. ,loam llolm- HYNPII. B R NSS l,r:r'r 'ru Ru:n1': Nmnmv lh-l xlulllv, ,Inv lfull. Ruth llurlmvlz. Ili:-lr Uunz. lfulz Kaulfmun. 'Uu- snn llnlrrluvnul, llanrurvlNIia'lfll1'.x'. llol: Lung. Kvilll fflurlr. l runl.- ll inship. Ruth l,unwra-mu'. lfurol 'Huriv Kingslqv, l'ul llmulls'-x'. SNXOI'Il0NICS 'KNIT IIURNS I1l'll 'l' 'ru Iiu:ll'l': Phillip Tlmrn- Inn. l rv4l Z4-II. Slunlvjv lfr:,u:uu'- sl.-i. llurrv lfrlflv. llulr llI'lPl'Iu'l'l'. lin-1-lm S1'llll'lIl4'l. Hurgurvl Sflllf- flmuvr. Rirlqv l,nnsill. llargf-ry lfvvusl. Sullv llvnning. lfulz lfnr- rmr, l'f4l I'liS!'Il'. CIA R I N Ii'I's I.m l' T0 lilull'l': Rirlmrfl Slfllflf. l'fugvl11' lluialnlli. .Hurinn Kings- lejv. l'IugvrwSm'ill1-. Nutuliu :Unr- lrulis. lluris llurlrurlx. lion lfum- vrun. I Inn Sl Ill'lll'Z.llH'il'I'. lull Hull. lfolwrl l'llllllgl'l'. -lun All'-ll'lllIll'. Kurt ljpsius. lrring lfrolt. lrmu ,'Uol:.. SIC HIGHLIGHTS 'l'lll'1 ISANIJ llatln-ring prvstigc' as lllllt' rolls on. thc' llanfl. unllvr ilu-flirt-1-tion ol' Xlr. llroolts. has vom- ule-ta-cl unothe-r xc-ar's work. vntlin f with a tri I to llalllllllr' to take- wart in xXt'Slt'l'll Ne-w I . I- I I- I Yorlfs music- fe-slivitivs. -Ku t'Xt'1'Illl0ll3llf young hannl was outliltwl in tht- hanelsoine' uni- forms we-rv those' xoun fstvrs ha 1 nl Thi- future holfls rt-at IFUIIIISQ' for Ort-harcl l'arlCs . I- I I , I1 I Iianal ancl its popular 1-oncluvtor. 'l'lII'I 0RlIIlI'lS'I'Ii-K Upvning tht' yvar with a vonvvrt in tht- varly fall. tht- string Ul'f'lll'hlf'il t'lllll2lI'lx4'tl upon a full svln-tlulv from Svptvlnlwr until .Iunfz Mr. llantu1'4'i has ht-vn rc-sponsihlv for the- t'XlSll'lll'l' of suvh an organization. spa-nding inurh tirnv with it, working sliligvntly to proalum- supe-rlu IllllSll'l2lllS. ln .lun4'. joint-4l hy st-vt-ral lI1Sll'lIlllPllIallSlS from tht- Banal. tht- orvlu-slra proxialvcl llllISll' for tha- grzuluations. This group he-lpvd to vnal om- more- 4-haptvr in tha- lift- ol' tht- Urvlmrel Park Iligh School. l.l-:Pr TU RIGIIT S'I'ANIDlNtLI Mr. lfnlllllwi. Ruth lfrmw. Rmlvll l islu-r, l'frvIwi Srhivhla-l. Sl'2l'll'NIl Hou: lfurul Rorlfuwml. lllllj' Higgins, ,Ioun l,lIIll'l'. l'ulria'iu lrriug. lfnmlurv l u.x'. Rulwrlu lfuuglwll. .Immnv If-ga-I. lfliurl:-s l'ivr'ra'. l lns'r lion: ,Iolm l'4-nzvs. Rolu-rl SIFIIFIE. lfmil Zurrunv. 'lluriv Nugvr. lioralun lfrull. ,Iunv lfurr. lfvllv lfvlxrns. 36 l,1-Lvl' 'rn RIGIYI' l IIiN'l' Ram: Ruin-rl f:l'1II'ln'1'l'.,llll'L' llrlrlunulp. 'llvrrill ll illi- ums. llHl'liS l','rl.'l:'. llnn l.'unn'rnn. Ninn- lzjv lfr:u:.nn'slri. lfulu-rl SH'l'4'l.li,lllll1lIl Ifllt,Q4lI'llllS. l,4'lIll4'I' l4'.w'l1lmrh. flvrulnl fflIIl'L'llllSl. l runlr ll inslxip. Sl-:mums lion: lhumlfl Link. lKt'lllI4'lll Kullin. Uirlr l'fl'rillglon. llilrlf llurlnmns. lflur- vlnv' Sfllllhl. l'll4lll'llI'll Hull. I'.v4!H'llI'Il lfrvnnun. lfmlvll l i.wlwl'. ,lnlm lhmw-vs. lfurllnn lfuulh. lfulwrl kin-1. llirlf P S1-lxullz. GLEIZ fl BS l nr lln- lirsl linn' in se-xvral f1'iIl'S. lln' IlllXQ'tl vlmrns lN'l'LlIll1' Inn grunps lln- llirls' Ulm- . - , . r w - - Llnlr llllll Iln' lloys Mlm- Llnlr. lulung purl Ill Hsu m'om'1'rIs. an mln-rl-ilu. anal ai llllIlSll'1'l Sll0N.lll4'hlIl1ll'lllSSl1'lllllll1'1lllN'lllSl'lNt'S n-ry xsvll. lflinluxing lln- yvzn' Nllllllll'lI'1lll1'lI4lillll'l' all xxt'Sll'l'll News Y urlfs Xlnsia' l a'stiHll. lln' girls 1'an'rie-fl ull' un 1'Xl'1'lll'lll ruling. 'l'ln' lnnsl gmnp was qlisvunlinne-xl ullvr lln' lninslrvl slum. lm! lln-5 xwn- not l'm-gulle-n for llu-ir In-rIm'nmm'1'. l.l'1lf I' 'IW llIlLII'l' 5'l'xNlblN1:: Him lfllllvll. llnrix f:Illl'ln'llllSf. Hull: ffrnnv. l.uuru Surillv. ,Ivun lung. llilflu l,m'rrlu'l. lfvllx lfulh. lflllll ll1lrlnu'h. ll'Il'II4' II 1'lrlu'I'. Hillfu Nuns. fjllflll lfurir' KiIIg1.NIl'X'. ,Iunv 'l'ln'ixs. ,Inm- Ur ll'lfllll'. llurviu Nqxm. Uilrlrwl l'urlfs. Slf11t0Nh Run: Uurfx' Vvursorz. l'ul llmullv-v. Xlrrvrw .gl'lll'l'ill. Illlll'I'N king. Klllll l41lIll4ll'l'llll,l. ,IIIIIV Ilwllvv. l lR5'I' Rum: Luis Surillv. liurulln' lfunglwll. Uurir Zur4'nl11'. lfulnh Unrun. sllllllil' lluu' lx:-ll:-v. lhnlurm ll illmuu. IIUIIAX ll hilr. llurinn Nflmlli. livlllillt' Hirhuf-I. fllnriu 'l'ulnr:uk. Xululiu llul'lrl:fi.w. .fn lllll lffulzgruf. JST ljllllghl Qx-nu. f.'lllIll'l'0lL ll inniv mul llw linss. Smilvs Nuulh, 'frm fNliIIIS -hr ,Ima NIHF. I'f-nplv. U tll1'lllll4'1IfI'lfi4 Nun' u'hul's urrnng? Uur l'Ill'4'l'I6'lIll4'l'S. ,Iurkir ulul 'l'lll'1Il'liIlIlIl'l1lll. 'flu' .-Irlurs. 38 i 5, f . X X' , ,ci ' v 'Q ff In I ' 'A XA K ZW, xv -..,!,, If f u V W 1 ' 53' 1 fff-Ili?-I BEEF' ' , Avid I UNU xx . r V .I M A g wwf V an ' 'A ' A fc' I , X .X x .Xl xy Y' I I QE!! 15 Xb QI- X. ' 'W xx Al Q' Q, X I , I X. V k 4- h DA, . N ' W xxx X T NX1! rv -it YN!!-7. Q N' vi ix K -- AMW ,f--. rg 41' J . g x, -, , 1 Z -1 lf'- --2 Nl I W ff wx gf X 1' x x f ' W, f X., V V W M I 1 V W XV, K 1 ' W VV V W JV! gf X136 Duff Raul Oops. missed il Pf'vu'ev Duff again Strike Fra nk 40 I-H3 CLUB lustiluted for the betterment of agriculture, Orchard Park lligh again became the ll0llN'1ll.2lIl .Mr Club. lfarlx in the fall the Club elected Charles liomauee, Jresideutz Willard t- . l llaas. vice- president: Ras 'l'oluer, secretarvg Ken Yates, treasurer. In addition to these l . . ollicers. llob Larivey was appointed delegate to the state convention CI .l .A.J al the State l air in Sy racusc. Unfortunately. due to war restrictions curbing transportation, the Club could take little part in actual projects this year. However, there will eolne a time when these people will play very ixuporlaut roles in the agricultural approach to the solution of the nation's prob- leuls. l,m-'I' T0 Rl1:uTff ST.-minima: H. Henning, I . Larivrfy, R. Analerson. H . Steiner, L. Blev, li. Blev, H. Sager., ll. llujclc. lf. Szucs. R. Franklin. J. Ronuuu-c, D. Saville. U. Koster. H. Lcrmarrl. SEATED: SEc:oNn Row: R. Rc1Uern. F. Jacobs, U. Baan, ll. lluevdlnall, IV. Haas, C. Romance, R. Tolncr, R. Larivfjv, K. lates, D. Ham- munal, Mr. Kqvcs. IP. Kinivlr. FIRST Row: l'. Larkin, N. Hasan. K. Crew, 0. Lilulvlnan. , I I 41 l.u r 'ro Rnnrr S'r,tNolNo: H. .Nic-lmls fManugerJ, II. Stqflielll, I . Zell, ,I. Jukivl, Mr. lfukenmn, II. Ifiirringlon. I . Lllllll'IISl'IllUgPI', J. liuul. J. Ilmvre-v, and R. Lurivev. KNEI-:l.lm:: II. Iillis. I . Winship. A. Perixnll. If. Ilumm Cfjuplainj. C. Haskell, II '. IJou'ru y', If. Henel, and ,I. llloehring. BASEBALL TEAM With seven ol' last year's starting team returning, the outlook lor a baseball ehampionship is good. Baseball. wllieh always has the largest turnout of players at 0. P. ll. S.. was one of our best sports. this year. We had a fighting team that didn't know when to quit, and the boys were hattling until the last man was out. The team this year was eoaehed by Mr. Wakeman and was led in the field by Captain Holi llamm. Bob was the elliel' piteher and was relieved during the season by lfd. llenel and .lim Moehring. The rest ol' the starting line-up ineluded Diek Staflield. Clluek llaskell. Fred Zell. and Frank Winship in the infield. The only neweomer in the infield was ,loe Gaul. In the outfield was an all-veteran trio of Bob Larivey, Walt Downey, and Don lillis. The eatehing was taken eare of by Arvid Perison, a veteran. and Bill Farrington.. a new- eomer. SCH EDU Lli tl Ames A WAY Hom-3 Gun-:s April .... libenezer May .... West Seneea M ay . Gardenville M ay . Blasdell May . Woodlawn May . ltbenezer M ay , Sloan ,lune . Woodlawn June . West Seneea ,lune . Sloan TENNIS TEAM The tennis outlook this spring is the brightest since the sport was first introduced in our school. Coach llandel has lost only one player from last year's starting tive. With John Schranl, Hob Long. Art Seible. and Mason llolmwood as a nucleus. the team shapes up as one of the best in thc league. The team linished second last season and with an all-veteran line-up, they hope to better the record. This tennis team is one ol' the many athletic teams of which we can be proud. They have taught their opponents to respect their play ing ability and their sportsmanship. l.El-'I' T0 RIGHT: Holi Lung, Mason f1U1lllIt'0UlI, Bob Kaufman, lflllfllfll lluacre-V, tlfllllll' Seillle, john SFIIIYIIII. ,ggqrk - ,we f. W -.L1.. ,.-.---.- 43 INTHAMUHAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS Besides boasting some of the seh0ol's best varsity players, the Senior Class also produeed the Intramural liuslwthall Champions. 'l'he Seniors. with lion lillis as eaptain and Bert Nichols as high seorer, went through six g8lll1't-3 without a defeat. The players had a lighting spirit, and the will to win. With these two qualities and a fair ltnowle-dge ofthe game itself, the team had an easy time winning. 'l'he team was made up of lid. llenel, Walt Downey, and Chuck Romance, forwards. Bert Niehols was eenter, and Bob Larivey, Arlie Holmes, and Don Ellis, guards. We are honored that we ean put this team in our yearbook. l.i1:i-'I' 'ro RIGIIT 'BACK How: Bob l,lll'il'lfV, Burl Nichols, Wall Downey. SEATED: Chuck Rmnurwv, lion lfllis flfupluinj, lid. Heftel. 44 EL!-KSS HISTIJHY From tht- slid:-s and hrightlj lvttvrt-tl hlovles of kinda-rgarlvn wt- Cblllll' in short pants and pigtails, to vnwrgv as nwuihcrs of grads- svhool. 'l'hos1- yt-ars spvd away rapidly - days of rv4't-ss,hasc-hall gamvs, and llallowc-'4-n partie-s. timvd arithmvtiv tvsts, Mr. Baldwin filling ink-wvlls and how happily wt- sighvd.. Just st-vc-n more wvt-ks ol's1'hooll lit-nu-nilwr how hilarious it was wht-u Charle-s llaslu-ll flow into tht- cloak-room as tht- tvavlu-r shook him and tht- desk loose- SllllllllHllt'0lISly? Crowdiug upon us wvrt' vighth gradv llvga-nts and the-u graduation. 'l'hosv littlv angvliv ligurvs in whitv wt-rv our male memht-rs: tha- girls. hugv rvd roses piuuvd on snowy whilv drvssvs Cmade- in llouu-making and nt-vor worn againj. So, wt- voutiuuvd thinking wt- ltuvw vvvry thing tht-re was to know. CCun1inuvd on Page' 582 SENIOR OFFICERS Prvsidvnl. . . , . ..louN SCHR-XXI l'll'l'-I,l'l'Sillf'llf. . . . .llouru l'il,l,lS Svvrvlarv. . . ,,... . .,lu.tN M u.l,l-zu 'l'rc-asurvr ..... . N H'-u,l at M -KRKIZLIS Advisors Miss W ulTr:l.o1:K, M R. SAUL I 1115 o LAST WILL ANU TESTAMENT Q We. the Senior Class of the Orehard Park lligh Sehool of the Town of Urehard Park. lfrie Count v. New York, bein of sound mind. memory and understandin , do make, ordain. . S . 3 publish and deelare this our last Will and Testament. in manner following, that is to say: l ll'lST. We rlireet that all our just debts and funeral expenses be paid. SECOND. The following Seniors leave these individual bequests: l. Rulll Crane leaves to get married. 2. Doris flutelfunst leaves early to mail her letters. 3. .flreill Perison leaves, promising to go on a diet. Al. Staff leaves his high spirits and good eheer to Zellie Clle doesn't need them but Staff insistedj. 5. ,lean Miller leaves for some plaee where they don't know her marks and will knife anyone who has a good memory. 6. Lavina Albrecht leaves her eurly loeks to any girl with stringy hair. 7. Natalia l1fIlll'lfllll:S leaves her dramatie ability and everything else she forgot. 8. lllarian W'estermeyer leaves her smiling reserve to those bouneing seventh graders. 9. Robert Crocker leaves with a bang. Will somebody piek him up. please? 10. Bob llamm leaves his half dozen senior admirers to some one who needs a girl friend. 11. Bert Nielmls leaves for Laneaster and the Prohibition Movement. 12. James lllcKelz'y leaves gladly. 13. llilrla Lnereher leaves her muscles to any anemie feminist. 14. Evelvn Sf-liielltel leaves her sunny smile and eheerful disposition to the sour pusses. 15. Ken Yates is too disgusted to leave anything. 16. lllarie Tolner leaves pictures of a eertain soldier to Mr. Hasenauer. 17. Bill Davis leaves his deep voiee to the mice in the Senior room. 18. Arlington Holmes leaves but not without Maggie. 10. Hill Kinielf leaves his poliey Haste makes Waste to teaehers who always rushed him. 20. Eddie Henel leaves before it's too late. 21. Phyllis llflilleville and Betty Lewis leave arm in arm. 22. Elrlrefl 'l'ubl1s leaves his eommanding tone to someone who scares easily. 23. Earl Kraft leaves his ability to work to lVlr. Saul. 21. Gene Kneelanfl leaves her giggles to Shirley Snyder. 25. Rieliarfl Benning leaves to beeome a wealthy politieian. 26. lion Ellis leaves to help Window break up the raekets or viee versa. 27. Ruth Henzinger leaves 351. for the swimming pool fund. 28. Ruse Bieber leaves her dark hair as an example to peroxide blondes. 29. ,Iaelfie Anderson leaves a warning to those Latin students. 30. Ruth Bagumil leaves history elass wide awake. 46 Q L 31 .3 ,, 3-1- 3 .y 36 3 7 38 30 40 4 1 42 43 44 -ln 46 li T 448 -W 50 Sl -9 U- 53 :14 an 56 FH .74 58 50 60 6l 62 63 3.3. AST WILL A ll TESTAME Q ,luntt Brown leaves ffor a nominal suml her long eurls to any good wig maker. llfnggie Caugltell leaves wishing her eyebrows were her own. Rub-v uHllf'l'l'lI leaves her history hooks to tht- highest hitltler. lf'ullt'r llowntfv leaves his grin and his t'0Illll on top of his loeker. ulfariun Druse leaves on an early hus. Ruth Crqff leaves the fun she had with the haek row to anyone who's bored. Edith lltms leaves llilda and Clara to t-arry on in the family traditions. Dave Humntontl leaves his purehasing power to anyone with the money. ,Ioan Kingsley' leaves her feather-eut to the t'hit'kens. Charles Haskell leaves his ability to arrive late to those people who are always on time. Robert Lurirtjv leaves hy way of the elevator. fllnrie i'lIt'Ni1f leaves her loeket to Marie lVlt'Niff. Carl Mtjver lt-aves his front seat in one piece. Elaine fllil',IlIl'l leaves permanently. 4llIlll't'ilI Noves leaves her ruined illusions to tht- next paper editor. Mildred Parks leaves her ehevrons to any non-eommissioned oftieer. Charles Ktmitmet' leaves with no regrets. ,Iolm Sehrum leaves llat broke. Q'l'hat the elass funds have disappeared rumor.D is just a ,lt'lIllIll' Kevstfr leaves to lN't'0lllt' I . ll. lifs publieity agent. Iflhel Sielftut leaves the typewriters in good condition. Leslie SHYIIIII leaves his voiee to tht- llllltilt' room. Helen 'Flwiss leaves with no remarks. Bob fllorun leaves nothing. fllt' disinherited everyone he knows.J Xllerrill lluilliulns leaves his daneing ahility as an example. I'vl'fIlIIu' llninsltip leaves with his trombone in his poeket. fltfelint' Sponlml: leaves her hooks in her desk. Lorraine Sieg leaves without a sound. Lois l1t't'l:t'r leaves so she ean attend her Red Cross meeting. lhtsly Clmrles leaves us minus one swell basketball player. llniltfretl ,4bplunulp leaves his possessions to this worthy institution. .Hire llotlstm leaves to het-ome a t-ampus queen. Helly' ,l!f'Sl'IlIIl1t'lt' leaves for Buffalo State 'llt'2it'llt'l'S antl the eart-er of a st'hool tnarm. ,Iumes lloplfins leaves his dranlatit' individualism to anyone who ean live up to it. LIKICWISIC. We make, constitute antl appoint Laurent-e C. Johnson executor ol' this. our last Will antl 'l'estament. hereby revoking all former wills by us made. IN Wl'l'NEss Wltlclttflol-', We the Senior Class ol' Urehard Park lligh Sehool. have hereunto subscribed our names in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty -two. 47 Name ELDRED 'I'l'mss CliARl,r:s H ASKELI, ROBERT H A M M Rom-:RT CHARLES DONALO l'll.I.lS EARL K R AFT Blu, KINICK En. Ill-mm. Bon tlnoekiek lVIl'1RRll.L Wll.Li.4Ms FRANK WINSIIIP Duzk ST.n'rmLn PRIVATE LIVES Seen M ost with .loan and the Blfzl-'1.Er:1'oR with Betty Meyer on South Buffalo Street ?????????? around working on the FP 'W slants in detention hall liast Aurora making eyes at some girl in shop in the musie room drug store M ARTON Wi-:sTm1 EY ER grinning CuARl.r:s ROMANCE Bon Moms PHYLLIS Mum-:vn,Ll-1 BETTY IJEYVIS EVELYN SORIOHTEL BERT NICHOLS .I AMES HOPKINS JOAN KINGS-Ll-EY WAl,T DOWNEY NATALIA MARKt'L1s Ili-:Law Tm-:iss Davin H AMMONO l,ovlNA Al.nRm:u'r RUTH Bswzmol-:R juzmrz ANDERSON Rl rH Glue:-' NIARGARI-IT CAUGRELL with Downey with the Kings getting ready for her trip with Millevillc in biology on absentee list at Caughell's with Eldred and the REFLECTOR in that Ford at her brother's home in a eream Pontiae on Big Tree Road room 20 eafeteria Brookins' at eandy locker with Arlie J Hzvorite Personality I et Peeve ,loan Kingsley Dr. .Iohnson Mr. Saul Dillon. Perham and Nauth George Wakeman ?????????? Mr. Perham any skirt ,lean Meyer Sally Lansill Mr. Brooks you tell us no preferences Downey ,laekie Lewis Milleville the gang Nancy Lois Basset IC. Tubbs Mr. Wakeman we have suspicions Hank Pop Keyes Ruth Larry Bob Don A rlie 48 his niekname detention hall something said about Palmer English IV getting bawled out no news someone who won't argue Perison slapping him on the baek ,lean Meyer being threatened being jilted errors in baseball too mueh home- work his offiee as Ag. Club president an Englishman being bothered fat people we don't know 3l'gllfIlCIltS contradictions Freneh composi- tions Ruth Ann Keyes Perison Hank being late Boxing Farrington tests in llist. C. more free speeeh someone sitting at her desk Don with someone else quarrels with Arlie .mliry solve eomplex math. problems athlet ies to piteli play basketball a wit put out a good paper get out of work piteh woo tootle his flute to draw and print to play the trombone make butterseoteli sundaes to do math. to get along with most anyone to flirt i to type to stay thin to play the Freneh llorn to manage the base- ball team to be agreeable jerk sodas date Kallin to take it and give it get along with Winship to danee to pass them use her right of free speeell serve an awful left run eandy business get along with Arlie Nunn' Lois I Ji-:ok I-in linrrn ll x is w!INI ltI'IlD Mun, t N x M Klltll x Nowics Lon n KI Nr: Sl no :klDl'1l,l NIC SI'0Nll0l,'l'7i l'i'I'lIl'II, Suzan M u.nnr:n I'-inns l.l':sl.lif: Sw -wx lion I.uuy'm' K in Y -Vries ti,-uu. M mi-in llwrn tlnoxl-1 l,0RlS tIl ri-:k1'Ns'r Iil1:'l l'x' Aiascxillsuzii lil'1Nl'I li Nm-31. no Mu,lNo'l'oN llUl.Nll'.h Ilnzn Ilmwlxo ,lonx SCIIIQKNI Anvin Pitzmsox ,lm M4:Klf:l.y'l-:Y ,lurwz Ilnow N ,l lc.-t N N I-: K msnn llu,n,-t lttllilttllll-Ill M nut-1 'l'oi.Ni-:n llll.l. lhvls Rosie lillfllllill Al.l1:lf: llonsox M-uuox lint sie lill'l'll liUlll'NlIl. ,Ii-pw lxlll,l.I4IR PHIV!-l'I' Sven .llusl with II. 'l'ln'iss vandy lot-kt-r Sunsvt ,-Kvv. with l'arks room 29 togvtln-r with Noyvs Windonl with Mot' with Indian nt-ar Clit-stnut llidgv with a diamond on hvr tingvr with Crom- in vallftvria Mr. Saulis rooln with M aggiv at llaur's up lfiast Qnakvr Way also np liast Quake-r at tht- llidgv in tht' dodgi- 1-vt-rywln-rv with her l r4-m'h hook svlling vandy to tln- gradvs typing room any wlwrc' talking to D. llannnond rooni 20 on tht- bus at bonn- ELI ES l'iIl'0l'iIl' I ,l'I'S0llIllif-V Pol l'vv1'v ,linlmy .linnny with sonn-onv vlsv Carl poor ty pists Sally bad nvgativt-s I . U. ll. Svnior Slants Marion Kohl vavh oth:-r hvr brothvr Mr. ,Ionvs Moc lndian Mot-hring liarl Cronc Miss Dillon litln-I M aggit- Stallivld ,Iunv ,Ivan Staff llustvr it vanit bv Wilkiv Brownie liay Nlarinvs a lot ol' pvoplt' unablv to lind out shi' won't say who knows? .M-st'l1bac'h 49 quivt study halls noisy pvoplv boys girls sonn-onv who talks in llist C' . . A room 26 as his honn-rooni ln' hasnit any. instt-ad. a sunny disposition ll0lllt'W'OI'lx llllHIlSWl'l'4'll lt-tte-rs 2's in any sub-it-vt Slllllvllllllg' said about Windom Maggiv llistory C. notvs bving disagrt-vd with lns divt bonv-pivkvrs tatllt-rs lwr lfashion volumn Camera Club slowpokt-s most girls Lavina gossip ht-r good nature- a lot ol' things ignoramust-s A-lbilitv llllllkllt' lie-d Skvlton llliillilgt' Carl tvasv thc girls gait along with hvr assistant vditor to look hvr be-st at all lllllt'S to rt-tain thvir dig- nity undvr any t'll't'tllllSl3llt't'S tt-ll jokvs to sing to box dodgv dt-ti-ntion play softball to sing to writv lvttvrs to got lis to km-p quivt gvt along with Maggit- to vut vapors to stivk to his ide-as to gain wright UWII svrvv tht- publii' to dross wt-ll make friends to laugh infvvtiously to gvt away with a lol to ty pc to 1-ontrol he-r tt-mpvr to look vollvgiah' to coopvratt' to laugh it oll' to do home-work xmunn xlH'I,kNkI,l' lhc'l n' 'XICMIIIHUIII l,m'lu M.nm31:H'r ,luzgu I-:Lux Xxmzus liuzuxmm HICNNINH lil 'ru Ill-zxzlwulex Rusk: Hll-llllil! H1111 Bum XIII. 50 1 xl-3 Hmm X Xl un: mrrr f:Al'lGlIlil.l. RHHHRT Cl!-KRI.l'1S ROBERT Cnmzlu-:H in 3 lil 'ru CRUNIC NN II.I,l-KH Duns l,ms llmtuzk W'-kl.'l'l'1R llamxm Sl Nl -xlunx lllu sr: DoNu,n ICLLIS Ill'Tll Gkufl-' Dnms G1 'l'l-IKl'NS'I' 1 Ti ,J lflnrru II us liulsrzlrl' llum DKYIII ll unmxn CIIKRLICS II-xskl':l,l, 32 Ilfiuxlc lxmslcu ,lou lxlv:sl.m' lllcxl-1 kw:l1:l.nl1 'lim um lllcxl-il. Xl.l4:l': Ilnnsow 'KRI.lNli'l'UN lIm.mcs ,I xmas llmmlxs , - mi: -J 53 V4 II.I.I ui KINILK .- 2 Hun. KRAFT ROBERT LARIVEY BETTY Ll-:wus Huw.-x LOERCIIER l KN NATALIA M .uuwms JAMES MCKELVY MARIE MCNIFF Cum MEYER 54 'X ' sb AINIE NIIIIIIAEI. .I H,-xx MLLLIQH Pm'l.l,ls Mll4l.r:x'll.l.l-: ROI!l'Ili'l' Nlmux Xi su ,w Bum' Nu:nm.s NI-KRCI-K Norms MIl.DREll l'uuxs ARVIID l'l':nlsux 55 1 I CIlkIll,I'1!-I Rmuvzlc lh ICIA N S11HICII'l'ICl. .IUIIN Sazunul l':'l'Ill-II, Suzan ii a:':'! 6 'S IADRR-KINIC Slum: 'KIH4Il,lfNlC Sl'uxum.z liuzuuw S'l'Kl FlI'Il.ll IAl'lSl,IlC Sn x 56 1 NN IIl':l.lf:x 'l'ul4:lss xlKRll'1'I'UI,Nl'IIl lCl,nman'l'1nns lil In W uuucx f -ra K . ifgjw mmm XX I'1S'l'l-IIRNII-LXICII XIl'1RIlII.I. w'II.I,l mls lfnnh WQINSIIII' Ixl-:NNlc'l'll N k'I'l'IS ilu Qllvnmrimn lin Nlczll-uc'rm Ilmuwln' IQWICI, Llcux x llunulc CLASS HISTIJHY fCUlllilIll0l.f from page 45D Swishl we took the High School by' storm freallyj and we were picked on by' high and mighty' seniors, but we made our mark Uust look at the desks in the Freshman home- roomsj. As we look back now the years must have flown byg it seems only yesterday that liddie llenel was pinging erasers in Freshman English, Staff and Dusty were playing basketball with finesse and Bob Hamm was more bashful. The girls were dolls in net and swirling chiffon at our Junior Prom done in wonders of blue paper and silver stars. Then came the senior year with those added responsibilities. We elected Johnny' Schram the captain of our ship. With his able leadership to pilot us through stormy waters. we found our first port. The Night of January' l6th, our senior play. Then followed the Senior Hall, bringing glamorous girls and handsome escorts, enthusiastic N2'lllllllSu to celebrate Christmas fun together. Under the guidance of Marcia Noyes and ,loan Kingsley . we edited the Senior Slams, and Eldred Tubbs directed the work on the Rl-:I-'t.Et:ToR. June brought the traditional Junior-Senior picnic, graduation, freedom from school routine. We now look back on our school career with mingled feelings of regret and pleasure. Uurs is the challenge of today! 9 Not to be outdone by' Gallup and his Poll, and similar National surveys. the Seniors conducted a poll of their own early' last fall. They' set up certain standards by which they judged their classmates and by' these standards we will always remember them. though the prediction may prove contrary' to our expectations. 6 The must surcessful-Betty Aeschbach and Eldred Tubbs. Thejirsl to llllIFl1ViRlllll Crone and Arlington Holmes. The richest--llelen 'llheiss and Frank Wiinship. Our potential Scarlett 0'Huru-,I une Brown. Our musclclmurul rullle-le-V Donald Ellis. Our ronumlif' Ronwuv Richard Staflield. Uurfushion plate-f-llelen 'l'heiss and Robert Hamm. Our lureliesl lculv- ' Betty ACSlYIlll2lCll. Uur llumlsumesl IIIIIIIYRUINFFI Charles. Future ,Iuhn Burrvnmrees Arlington llolmes. The must popular ' Jeanne Keyser and Robert Crocker. The perfect secretary'-M urie McNif'f. Our glamour girlwlmis Decker. Huure Helen Ha-vesfNatalia Markulis. 58 To the Class rj '42- fflood 1.11016 and a B Ii I G H 'I' F U 'I' U Ii IC MILLER'S MARKET wwyqwwww 3 B U vm LO STR MJT URCIIARID IMRK Cornplinwnls II. M. ANTHONY Pl1urn1m'ist Urvllarml Park Na-w York I W. 11. ,xH'l'1luR co. II NRIJW um uml I l R'NI'l'l me I 'I'lII'I fn- url' SIIOI'l'I'l I Ilnallllvlfs mul ffl1ifall'f'II's .'IIIlNll'!'I I3 Nnlwll Iil'lfvxl,n S'l'nm-rl' Uluznum Puck. N. Y. Upvn 'lIlIIll'Sllll.V mul SlllllI'lIll.V czwzings ORCIIARD PARK LIQUOR STORE WINES, CINS, Llouons, CoRulA1.s -13 North Buffalo Street Orchard, Park, N. Y. Plwlw: 0. P. 253 Plmnv I 7-I POUND BROTIIICRS Laswzn J. POUND fll.ARENIIE P. POUND lllvuts mul Pnultrv 1101110 Smoked Hams and Bacon Orchard Park, Now York ALBERT G. BLESSING Wuol.r:sALE CONFECTIONER Plwlw: DEluwf1rc 1222 3ll Norwalk Avenue Buffalo, Now York Complimvnls :J E. A. MA ROUART PLUMBING 2-tl W. Quaker St Complimvnts rj CARI. MILLICR MOTORS Form MERCURY L1Nco1.N ZEPHYR Plum 1' 345 Crmxplinwnts of STANLEY B RZ! IZOWSK I Sum: Rm-Am 26 South Buffalo St. Orchard Park, N. Y. A. W. BROWN Rl-:D AND WHITE STORE QlI.Al.lTY flROCl'IRlES Sun lullcjv I'll'l'SfI Frostvlf Foods PLISK MOTORS G1-:NERAL REPAIRING. CAR SALES Sill-zulu, Form Sl-zuvuzl-1 Plump 26 39 No. liuffalo St lfn-sh l'l'llIlS and Vegetables ln Season Orvhard Park, N. Y. DANAHY-FAXON STORE Fresh Produce Cold Cuts Quality Gr om-cries M. P.u.w1Elx,2llunngor Pham' 0. P. 218 EDWARD G. IIEISER FARM EQUIPMENT 116 N. Buffalo St. Phone 0. P. 228 ClIll1IIliIlIPlllS of rl'lll'l URQLIIARD PARK TAILOR ERNEST A. SAPIO Dlcklb 13 N. Buffalo St. Plmnv 0. P. I8-1 Barber S dl ,- u I d 1 1 , l.adie1'elalul amlldlllslllllljallrillg Remodeling-Pressin -Dry Cleaning l ure-I Repaired-9uil'f5Vl , . . ude to Order Will Call W'ill Deliver Complimonls fd' PARK CREAM SHOPPE 9 We make our lce Cream Fresh Daily 0 1 Sandwiches of All Kinds Complimvnts rj ED STEI N Complimenzs cj CHAS. B. HAZARD 61 41 lilllll-XRIJSUN 'XIILLING CU. II2iIIllPIIl':L. N4-w York U. l'. lfnlp. 0751 llumlmrg 'IPL lfll 5l4II'lIDS.. I' l'1R'I'II.IZl'1H. M11-Llms Aw m I 1 ll'I'llICI! I' UNI Sl I'I'l,IlC?1 W For Hvnl Hmm' .1 Imlf- I rv Crvurn Call S'l'l7l'l NTS I0l M uw ST.. Ilumrm: Wlmle-sale' and Rvlail Pl l1rl lf' Ilillll. H161 fj,,,,,,,lf,,,,,nIs Wh:-n In llamlmrg 'gf Stop al the- IRRIGIVI' SPOT liIfS'l'-Xl'liNN'l' 1S 'N S mtu rm 36 MUN STRIQI-:'r SHUI' RkI.l'Il W. Pull,l.lvs Proprivlflr YINCIC 8 QILICNI Hurln-r Shop 'xl!'l'lll lx Hl'II,IlINli Urn-hard Park. Now Ynrk I'IiUlJl'f1'l'ION IIRlCDI'l' NSSUCINTION 11' 3 Q farm vrvxlil up lo 3 ye-ars H IVORTII Bl'l FAl,0 STR:-:wr Umzlunn lfuxk. N. Y. W kl.TPII! Jonwsux, .llunugvr I 'lwnv ,183 fjIlIlIlIIillIl'IIIS 'ff QIVNKICR SICRVHIIC lifXNISlJlCI,I,'S IIANIIHXRG P0l'l'l.KIl Dm' f:l.I'jkNl'1RS lixpvrl Dry Ch-aning. Prvssing. R4-pairing. Moth Proofing, Rug am Carpe-I Cl:-aning Cmnk S'rnlcr:T 7vl'll1Il10l1l'580 Gift Shop t RMIIC 'I'-KYLUR INGHLXNI H0 East Quakvr Sl. 0 Orvhard l'ark. Now York Bnufn ERVICE Smnw' Urvhard Park. Ne-w York South Wvstt-rn Blvd.. Hamburg. N. Y. 1050 -Kbhott Road. Buffalo. Nrw York 'l'r. N181 l,ll0IH'S U. P. T8 Wll,I,l-XXI J. YOX X SONS FVNICR-Xl. DlHlCtZ'l'0RS 22300 Sl'll1'l'H Strvvt Bl'wu,o. N. Y. 63 W. Quakvr Strvvt Omznum I'-um ffonlplinwnls of HAMBURG ROLLER R I N K Party Nights Won. XYWI. and Fri. eu mn Spvrinl Rlllvs for 1'ur1iv.s SK,-K'l'E FUR YOUR IIIC-XI,'l'Il HHUNENBEHGH,IND IIAMBURG, N. Y. Nearlv 100 .wars in limnlmrg I'IlIRNl'l'URE II0UsEw,uxr:s lllllwihuvuzlfz mms Sfzlmol, SUPP Phonv 1000 MR-C0 II .xlxlnulm I,I,lINlHlNG IIE ATI M, NDITIUN I N1 'I'r. 1313 II ilh lwsl wishvs In thc' Class of 1942 and tho Orchard Park High Srhool FRIEND 64- QEAI TEQT FRG JOY ILL CRILAM SERVED our C Ar ETLRI A KODAKS Flash Browmes Lelcas Lomax Bessa Cameras and many others Kodacolor Fnlm now avallalnle Ill the follnwmg hllli l27 IZO 690 llb blb and l22 All the leamhng l lash Synahrnnuers and l lash and Pholo Flood Bulbs lhe best nn Fnlargers bpeclal atlenllon to developing prlnllng and enlargmg .l F ADAMS INL 159 Washington qt hear Nfohawh Buffalo, New York IUMEN R HAWS C0 MANU1- ACTURING IEW ELERS 609 ROOT BLDG 86 W LHIPPEW A ST BUFFALO N llfahf r.s lj 0 P Jewelry Remember us when ln need Phone hla 3141 GEO 1+ SLIILAGIR JOHN L SCIILAGILR bon Bunn: K Lxssrs LoNsuLT bi HLA! I li 61 bLHLAbl' R Gzuld Opncums 200 Genesua Building W' Genesee and Main Strcct That Diamond Ring or Watch Buffdlv New Y0l'k - . . - 5 9 9 'zsz , ,.., , ' . K 1 n If ' U. K' . '.4 4' . 1 f. N. , . . N . . . .. , , V, .. - ' IN . . . , . .- . 1 ' Lu T . J 1 . 1 w- 1 -. if 1 . . 1 - Y A W1 . J W 'sw 1 ll 1111 Y w w 1.'..,. f 11 Y , . . w- f-4. ww .- A 4 YJ A P HS x f ll . . 1 . I . 99 ' ' a , , FOR RENT TowEi.s-UN1FoRMseTABm: l1IN EN The Office Towel Supply Co., Inc. 3l3 Larkin Street Cleveland 3245 BUFFAI,o, N. Y. l Our streamlined training will prepare you in minimum lime for a bookkeeping, steno- Fomplimpntg graphic or clerical position. Our courses are ADJUSTED lo WAR EMERGENCY. l ADVANCE as rapidly as you complete 'J l l assignmenls. SPECIAL SUMMER se-s ion al RE- DUCED RATES. , FALL TERM starts July l. PAUL ll. ,IEIARBACH E Q and MISS WILLIAMS' SOUTH E BUFFALO BUSINESS SCIIUUL 2188 Svnvca Stn-vt IAMICS WM. KIDENEY ,.,,,,,,,, Tn 6106 You'll enjoy training hero 1 66 I 'hum' TK. -1079 Snr:l.lmN Roux W. G. KLICNK Lnr: ,mn IJm-:sslen I'ol'l,'rln' Lm'lfau'ulum. N. I. I N ffumplinwnls uf w fjllllllllil rzc' nls :gf Wl'1S'l'I'IRN AUTO ASSOCIATION IIA mmm: Nmv Yuma Evvpvlhingfor llw Car ll FII I ICN I I I In ass ns. Sl ' rrs. fill.-k'l'S. AND ll,vrs l'Il,AlNI'I'S DRESS SHUI' I6 Main Str 1'1- I ll-mlwnsz. N. Y. BUICK C.um,1,,u: lIllCI I,ICR BUICK 252 Main Strvvt Hamburg, N. Y. I'oN'rl,u: URCIIARU PARK l3I'1.NU'I'Y SlIOI'I'I'I 2,1 WY. I-hlillxvl' Sire-vi M ,uw IWINIJICI. lhzm-: SlIllI.l I'I-III Proprivlnr .-I ssislunl lfnrnplinwnls :gf I flu' SNACK SHUI' l IVIRANCIS .l. Sll'l'Iil'll,I, lIl'll'l'lS ll0'l'l'IL I lIl,,,,,,g,,,l,l,,.rs lfomls. lf1'llS0lllIIIl!' Prirvs ' 500 wall' Sl l b lfasl flurora, N. Y. lCxs'r .'xlfROR'l, N. Y. 3 ' 1 For Hllll0lIlllll1'lllS plumm- X lfust fluroru 677 l 1 Quulilbv Sl'I'l'il'l - l rivmllilu'ss Nlll.I'1II-MVS Plnarnlax-5 and Dairy llar M A X KAlDl'1'l' lflulhivr Tailor ' 1,juS,A4U,.m.U- xc. L lllxwll 'xllR0R'l- Y' Sumlzly. Moneluy. 'I'ua-srluy. YN 1-ulm-:Allan l lllllIll'S1lil,. l'lI'lllil,'. Sulurwluj. 'llll1'illl'Q' lil: lfru-,Iny lm- llre-um. l.um-lu-s. Drugs. l l'rn-svripliuns. liasl Aurora G. L. I . Svrvivv Y l Qlfllklili LLWllll'IR CU.. INC. Open formula fvccls and fertilizer 1 l l - 1 , Svvlls, l lour. Cvrvuls, 1,llilllS URM' um Pulk' Nml Ylmk Bu, th.. lgvsll, SAVEYIJUF for cash Q Qualily l1llIlllN'l'lllll1 ,llilluwrk S'l'l':l,lll'lN ELLIS, PMP- ,llasuns' Supplivs uml lfuvl l'lmn4- 86l lh'si1lvm'e' 1107-.l ' l 1 lfmnplinwrils l 1 Cnmplinwnls :gf l l llklilillw ClllCYli0I.I4I'I' ' X 205 Wvsl l-llliilxvl' Slrvvl SllNI,lGIl'l' IAUNDIQY l llliilllkllli llklilx. Num YORK 08 lfmnplirnvnls :gf lVlETZGEH'5 RESTAURANT New lm'z1l1'1l ill 390 I,l'ilI'l Sl. lil lflfuu. N X .IUIINSUN XX' XllI,lC ICI,lClI'l'IKIlI 110. 503 Xl iflligllll M l'Illlt' lil l I Kl,0. N. N. I'.'lw'1r'ic'ul f,'0lISlI'IH'li0Il fjUllIlIlillIl'I1lS aff ll lfli I ICN IJ IM fox: fl fil- 3 . .., 'fm x. ,f -l ll? W. 'ra o1l'W iii Al your unches. youngl y . o www how you jeelfhut your olrl Uncle Sara needs your help in other ways. How? f in dw numerous ways women always serve: with the Ysecl Cross, the AW .V S.. ani a score of civilian agenciesfthey all neerl and want you. Ani when Peaflc comes, Carry Ou! There s a better world to build and you can build it. TMC s gh!! 'ob our college courses lulvo ro area ou or. Altoa s remember Q. 1 L the pdst jour yenrsfthe Lessonsfthe Fun f the Warm F riefulships of 'classmates and professors . Maha these rnefnories lite! and living. sell them to America and the World. Ai Cpu you an it? Y ou bet you can! . . . lt is to the M efnories ol your college years ,wit this baffle is Aeflinateflz bedluso ol that we are proucl of our port in its production. , E st er, ones, ousauer, nc. A-5 Cllrfoll Street, Bugolo, N .Y . 41 l0l Parh Avenue, New York, NX . . ,. .. ,. 7' ff' I l ll F! .4 , fig, r.