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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1955 volume:

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DODGICT HOIITTWOOCI ORCHARD PARK, NEW YORK I Z-x f QV K y DAVID DURKEE We Honor , A dry humor and an ever-ready smile which we knew came from the very heart of a friendly man . . . a kindly voice capable of turning quickly into steely firmness when necessary . . . polished gentleman, suaveg one of the faculty fashion plates . . . all these things are part of the makeup of one swell guy and a darn good teacher. To you, Mr. Durkee, we dedicate The Quaker of 1955. We shall not forget you- ever. 2 X 4 f 1 45,4 'ur rv , 5 If x 1 7 -1 .. 7 , 8,5 f4 ?zf 1 k :' 2: ' s D! 3 f' , 4 5 5 WJ' Board of Education 1 wa uv MRS. WILLET MR. STEINER MR. BOLDT 1954-1955 DR. GLAZIER MR- HOLMES Transportation . . . personnel . . . buildings . . . taxes . . . parents . . . pupils . . . these are just a few of the problems the Board of Education faces week after week and month after month. They work for MR- BUEU- no pay but they Probably do District Superintendent the most important community service of all. Through our school years the Board certainly must have been surprised and perhaps often dismayed at the swarms of new children every year. How our community grew in our years at OPCS! A big new school and then, before it showed real signs of wear, a big addition. What a lot of time and hard work they must have given to their jobs! We thank them. A. Administration Distinguished men . . . Mr. Handel-re- served, calm, remembered for his pipe, mustache and worldly air . . . Dr. Swanson -a sight we shall recall always-smiling from his height of seven feet at a small seventh grader . . . Mr. Fuller-always looking as if he just stepped from a haber- dasheryg polite, friendly, but firm to fit the occasion. Scholarly gentlemen always ready to help. I MR. HANDEL Principal of the District MR. FULLER Assistant Principal 5 DR. SWANADN Aziigy Schoolfprincipal F Vlyy .1 M lm is 'ZQA 0 M- . f V,f.m.,J ,jtuifb at ,Luca 721,91 janivfa-fu,4, 111-14,1 ,.,jfzfue1f1 ' ' l il 1 LANGUAGE Mrs. Calandra, Mrs. Kyser, W9 From left: Mr. Heintz. Mr. Eggleston, Mrs. McDowell, Mr. Lintner. Mrs. Hunt, Mr. Stewart. CORE A. , fv 7 z ,y If I L ,414 gf ,M 4 f1.- 4. ur Facult . . . Kyser, twinkling eyes, laughter in three languagesg Mrs. Calandra, a terrific newcomerg Core A, the only teachers at O. P. who have to be expert in all fieldsg Homemaking, imagine the fun of teaching people how to make good things to eatg three who prepare you for a good job right after graduation are the Commercial teachers. kg 5. COMMERCIAL Standing: Mr. Durlree. Miss Kennedy Miss Bardey, seated. WE NEARLY MISSED YOU! left to right: Mr. Smith, Miss Ellis, Miss Huppuch. HOMEMAKING From left: Mrs. Morloclr, Mrs. Berriman, Mrs. Klinlc. r 5? - Q, IO ll rw is is 6 is ii S024 zz 1124, Miss Purdy, Miss Orendorf NURSES Mr. Whiteside PSYCH-SOCIAL VI EWS t ' .x,x ,aww- Leff io rig ht If!!iZ'J30! , I s!'f wma . . ,Q HISTORY 1, Miss Walter, Mrs. Vanderhoef 5 'WP' Q, Mrs. Digglns, Mr. Saul. I I larsl-5,0 Maul, atv AUDIO-VISUAL Mr. Tobin The History Teachers, cold, hard facts made in terestingg Mr. Tobin, the man behind the cart, Mr. Xwhiteside, a man who makes you thmk NWanna skip a class? Go to the nurses' office Math, one field where you can't bluff. MATHEMATICS , Standing: Mr. Websier, Mr. Rudroff, Mr. Geddes, Mr. Seated: Mrs. Diclrson, Miss Widler, Mrs. Niclrlas. Witkmann 5 Ti More Commentar on Physical Education-popular-when we wing In- dustrial Arts quartet, which teaches boys to use their hands as well as their headsg Mr. Wakeman, who takes his life in his hands every day teaching us to driveg English, cultural departmentg Pop Keyes, our good old dirt farmer. Left to right, Baci: Row: Mr. James Snyder Mr. Walreman DRIVER EDUCATION Mr. Stevens. Center: Mrs. Scully, Miss Czurles. Front: Mr. Ross, Mr. Wilhelm. PHYSICAL EDUCATION M r. Keyes A Left to right: Mr. Metz, Mr. McGal'1ey, Mr. Hauglnton, Mr. Bailey ty1,1INDUSTSlAL ARTS :fire 'sf AGRICULTURE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Philip Snyder, Mrs. Lyon, Mr. Hagerty. Mrs. Calandra, Miss Collis. IO f,,'fv, ' f' 1 f' SCIENCE Left to right Mr Geddes. Mr. Oberlrrieser, Mr. Ingram, Mrs. Roosa Mr Wilhelm Mr. Behm, Mr. Webster, Mr. Holmwood. DIETITION Miss Ripley 'L Q6 ur Teachers Science, HCI + CafOHYg Guid- ance, four people who listen to our troublesg Art, for the creative stu- dentsg Music, teaching of a popular subjectg Miss Shank, quiet soul of politenessg we thank Miss Ripley for all those good lunches. MUSIC all to right: Mr. Brooks, Mr. Muccigrosso, Mrs Mayer, Mrs. Baltzer. Q 1 , , X 9-k Qk Q-2.2.5 L16 Senior Officers - Left to right: Jay Bigenwald. Lucille Farr, Marion St. Marfin. George Couell. Jim . . . someone you can always rely on when 'lhings aren'+ going so good, especially when you need a car for +ha+ special dafe lJaclcl . . . Barb . . . always so aifracfive and nea+ plus a 'lerrific +as'I'e 'For clo+hes . . . Joan . . . +he girl wifh fhe preH'ies+ smile . . . so glad she is wifh us fhis year . . . Ed . . . 'I'he fellow +ha+ ge+s on Mr. Gaddes' nerves wifh 'I'hose problems in Tuyiorial . . . We spy' ' I .Q . Q I '.r' 'i 0 pk If ' sl ya . I Q l 0 K. VU! S yi ye- ,, ,, enzors hir My. .N ilk., , . :I Ll . ,tl r JAMES D. ABBOTT JOAN B. BACHERT if 3 BARBARA ANN ADAMS I4 EDWARD O. BARKLEY RONALD BAUN BERNADINE BAYUSE JOHN D. BELL NORBERT C. BENZ Jams rv, ,fum ,af ,L ,if M f I ,Qiif-4,50 . xfyzfrgyl Ron . . . The fellow wiTh The all-around sporTsmanship which makes him a wondehlul classmaTe . . . Deanie . . . The girl who was voTed The besT girl aThleTe in The Senior class - she cerTainly deserves iT: a wonderful kid . . . Ding Dong . . . The Tellow wiTh The largesT chesT in The Senior class l44 l and a laugh ThaT can'T be Topped . . . Norb . . . maybe he Tinally goT caughT up on his physics experimenTs - his blond hair is The envy of all The girls . . . Jay . . . The boy wiTh all The Theme songs . . . The Tellow who goT us To WashingTon . . . a wonderful guy . . . Frank . . .The besT barber in The Senior class, plus The recipienT of The lndusTrial ArTs award . . . Marcy . . . good Things come in small packages . . . a hard worker who deserves a loT oT crediT . . . Shirl . . . The girl who will make a perTecT homemaker. , . I' X. JAY BIGENWALD ,1955 f' ,J T is 'ilu 'sf 4 T sHmLEY L. aoLor f :rf I .ia i, f MARTHA BOGAEZ I 0 I4 FRANCIS aoGAcz .1 I5 as Seniors LINCOLN E. BRAGG BETTY BUTLER JANET E. CHASE NANETTE L. CLARK Lincoln . . . 'rhe boy wirh lhe big words who leads +he inieresiing discussions in Psychology and always knows whaf he's +alking aboul' llhe onl one who doesl Be+'ry . . . shori and sweei' - always has a 'Friendly hi foil everyone, especially you! . . . Jan . . . Oh, +hose secrefarial prac+ice classes: hope she never loses her dry wif . . . Nan . . . +he gal wi+h +he sweer soprano voice - won'+ we ever sfop hearing abou+ Dick? . . . John . . . so shy and reserved, buf an asse+ +o our class . . . Jerry . . . a fellow who really knows his game of golf and demonslraies his abilnfy in each fournamenl . . . Ann . . . rhe 'rallesl' girl in our class, who carries herself well - probably her favorife song is Joey . . . Joyce . . . ihe girl who was vofed mos+ siudiousg whose palience and undersfanding will aid her as an elemenrary 'reacher .... - J I f . ' J' l f if' -. 5' i ,fi 1 J i 3 N , j- i A 1 ' A f ll -I ' JOHN WESLEY DOYLE JEROME L. ECKLE ANN J. EDWARDS JOYCE A. ELLIS 16 of 1955 I JAMES A. DIX 1' ' CHARLES J. DAVIS is QI GEORGE COUELL, JR. I DAVID LOUIS COPLAI l 'AX L- yi liliwe ' I , I .KL ,f K ii, gqjfw Fl A - ,,., .. I N LV, his li? ll A 'I f ' ' l I I Dave . . . ihe fellow wilh ihe clofhes Ihal lcnoclc 'em over and wi+h a voice which l, has broughl him much recogniiion . . . George . . . The Veep ol our class wiih Iha+ y ,fi famous blue converiible who is so willing Io give everybody a Iiii . . . Chuck . . . df lhe ladies' man who has a special hanlcering for pre'r+y redheads . . . Jim . . . our Junior class represeniaiive io Boys' Siale who is Tops in everyfhing. especially Ag . . . George . . . The quief Senior who needs no iniroduclion, who smiles ai' everyone . . . Lucy . . . her spirii and drive raie her as our lines? cheer- fh leader - queen of Ihe Junior Prom, which she deserved - she's famous lor Ihose siaiemenis which include everybody . . ,Margie . . . lshe did noi lilce anyfhing we wrolel . . . Don . . . one-'rrack mindifivlucy . guess who was king of Ihe Prom? lWe'll never 'Ielll .... W,jjTXi ', yjfw A UH, F A. alll l- ii I l ii 3 l I GEORGE H. EMSLIE LUCILLE FARR MARGARET M. FINNEGAN DONALD GENZEL I7 5, Q ,. Q- LOUISE GERKEN JAMES E. HAAS LOIS ANN HABERSTROH PAIRICIA HALEY Louise . . . one ol +he prelliesl and nicesl girls in lhe Senior class lwho can aslc for a loeHer combina+ion?l . . . Jim . . . l-le and his combo should go lar . . . but for crying oul loud, lels concenlrale on 'rhe Four Keys . . . Lois . . . new +his year- +oo bad fhis preffy one dicln r come sooner, eh, boys? . . . She was vo+ed, unani- mously, +he pre++ies+ girl in +he Senior Class . . . Pal . . . Everyone has hobbies, and +his gal is really crazy abou+ hers - a frue horsewoman . . . Nelson . . . Do you lcnow wha+'s Number one on lhe Weslern l-lil Parade? . . . Carol . . . One of The fufure secrelaries: her boss will have somefhing lo be proud of . . . Ray . . . he's a cule kid wi+h a nice smile and a personali+y +o malch . . . John . . . has a greal' lime shooling 'lhe bull's eye wilh 'rhe rifle 'ream - his lavorife paslime. K JOHN E. HOYLER RAYMOND HILDERBRANDT l CAROL ANNE HERBER o NELSON HEPPNER ' so JANICE LORRAINE HDAMMS GEORGE C. HEHR WILLIAM J. HEICHBERGER BYRON J. HENNEY Janice . . . a Hard worlcerfnol' only in srudies buf also in her many ac+ivi+ies. You can'+ miss her arrisfic abiliry . . . George . . . one of rhe nicesl fellows in our class . . . Bill . . . ihe real cool ca+ wilh +he pegged pan+s and pinlc shirls - real hep . . . Byron . . . says he is glad as 'lhe res+ of us 'ro gradua+e - hope he'll be a greaf success . . . Don . . . one of Jrhe besl baslcerball players on +he ream, who goes wi+h a swell gal . . . Clyde . . . one who has made our class come fogerher and work for our goal. l-le did a rerrific iob on The Chrisrmas card sale o . . . an asse+ +o 'rhe slage crew and a fisherman . . . an . . . 'rhanks +o her mom and clad for all 'rhe grand par+ies1 everyone always had a grear Time. Lasl year's opere++a was a success under her supervision DONALD T. HOYT CLYDE IMAGNA ROBERT C. JONES of1955 19 V J , i J .A X , N X 1 Joi-IN LAT CH GRETCHEN KLOTEN ' i A JEAN KIRCHNER 'M l Jean . . . remember lhose grea+ limes in fhaf '34 Buick? - Alleghany sure was fun . . . Grelch . . . 'rhe gal wilh lhe car. Swish-rhere she wenl-by +he way, how's 'rhe Air Force .... John . . . +oo bad we don'+ carry soccer fhis year, because he'd be a greaf player . . . Kenny . . . +he male Doroihy Dix of our class. l'le probably could wrile a bool: from all +he fales he's heard . . . Mac . . . a grea+ foolball caplain who carried his leam +o many unforgelfable ivic+ories - also, a champion heavy-weigh+ wresller . . . Pal . . . walk down Jrhe hall pasl Mr. Fuller's office and you'll be sure +o see Pa+. She did a dandy job on +he make-up for lhe play. She seemed fo have fun, loo . . . Peg . . . our fashion plale wiih lhe li++le Nash 1- Berger's would be ou+ of business wi+hou+ her . . . Jane and Judy . . . wha? would +he drug sfore do wi+hou+ Jrhem? Nol only rhe Jrwins of our class buf also 'rerrific personalilies - so differen rom one anolher you wouldn'+ know lhey were sisrers .... '35 I-A i' Ti . fif' KENNETH E. LATT 9 M-ff , y S ,mf yif Vw,-'iff s M xx . T' A ff llZfv Jf1' T11 I xm- DAVID McGIVERON PATRICIA MULCAHY MARGARET ANN NAAB JANE OEHLER 20 , If 1 ,f DONALD LeFAUVE Q . , , J A i ESTHER M. MACK , if . JOHN MALTBY V: RICHARD M. MANION lv L l Don . . . lhe mosl handsome boy in our class, and whal a personalily - a real popular kid . . . Eslher . . . she had a big handicap being edilor ol The Passing Bell, - because ol lhe double session. She did a line iobmegardless . . . Jack . . . a new lellow L, X3 from Eden who found lime lor everylhing-a greal loolball player, baskelball player, -1 ' and lhe besl buller in lown . . . Dick . . . loolball, baskelball, A'capeIIa, slage crew. and being a class oliicer represenl only a lew ol lhe aclivilies for which he lound lime . . . Shirley . . . she worked hard, and did a very line job as business manager ol lhe Quaker - we really appreciale all lhe lime and energy she devoled lo il . . . Al. as presidenl ol Sludenl Council and ol all sludenl aclivilies, showed greal leadership . . . Bill . . . no maller lhe lime or place, he always had you in hyslerics of wilh his corny iokes .... y J ff' F' fl ' V, .Q ' I' A ' ' A I 'Is I J A I: JUDITH OEHLER SHIRLEY A. OLDENBURG ALFRED OSBORNE WILLIAM OVERFIELD 21 5 DAVID A. PETRILLO OBE X PRQCHAZKA DAVID R. PURDY -nj 1 ' J ' ' fn Ji ffii ff . ,fi .f 1 Dave . . . lhe besl dancer lanolher Donald O'Connorl around - lhe lall, darlc, handsome man ol our class . . . Bob . . . lhe lellow wilh lhe hollesl lemper in lhe Senior Class . . lunanimousl - so glad he's baclc wilh us lhis year . . . Dave . . . whal's lhe big allraclion in lhe boolcslore? . . . Sue . . . lhe girl who draws lhe crowds al lhe D.B. - she rnalces a swell wailress . . . Herb . . . Bull gee, she's a Mariner! ll's nol a zebra, il's his black Nash wilh ils yellow slripes loriginall . . . Seniors Murlyn . , . hope she lullills her arnbilion ol living on a huge larm - she will go lar wilh her hard worlc . . . Vaughn . . . one ol lhe allendanls al lhe Ball - sure a lol ol lun and a line represenlalive on our loolball squad . . . Hallie . . . pinl- size culie - l-low are lhe boys'lrom Bradlord? . . . I .1 x a i . J Q l l u HERBERT RUBECK MURLYN SCHAUS VAUGHN SCHREIB HATTIE SCH EFFER ,'b ,' l I GARY A. RANDO F JILL REIG RHONIE MAE ROBERTSON CHfq!Ldf f.pROqNE , i 'V I 19 g , D - if v IN I 0 1 - ff f I X faiiw ,MJ i Gary . . . chuckle champ of 'rhe class - a real characler who is Ihe life ol every Y parly . . . Jill . . . Thanks for all Ihe swell beach parries lasl summer: we surely had a loall . . . Rhonief. . . 'rhe redhead who draws boys like honey draws flies . . . ChuckV.,W.fffJ+he boy wirh 'rhe lock of hair - whal aboul a fellow who doesn'+ wear malching socks and cloesn'+ even realize il? . . . Shirley . . . a friendly new- comer 'Io our class - glad +o have her wirh us and hope she likes Orchard Park . . . Diane . . . she deserves a lol of credif, working al +he library plus being lhe edilor of Ihe Quill . . . Dave . . . a greal loolball player - rhe maioriry ol his lime is spenr working a+ his hobby - carpen+ry . . . Marjorie . . . a gal wilh loads of class spiril who will make a line secrelary .... E S gif' I . MARJORIE SPONHOLZ DAVID SPIESZ DIANE SCHUTTA ' N SHIRLEY J. SCHUTT I I I RARBARA TURNER A A Seniors RICHARD SPRING MARION ST. MARTIN CAROL ANN TAYLOR CORLISS TUCKER Dick . . . an ardenl member of Ihe golf Ieam who has a lol on Ihe ball . . . Marion . . . Ihe Ireasurer of our class for Iwo conseculive years - we like her spiri+7 she even manages Io gel Io school in winler - oh, Ihose Boslon Hills . . . Carol . . . as chairman ol Ihe Senior Tea, she did a greal' iob - she loves Ihal serviceman . . . Corky . . . our cenler on The baskefball Ieam whose spirif rales +he highesl' - we can appreciale his line acling in Ihe play . . . Barb . . . her friendliness and vivacious personalily makes her a wonderful cheerleader . . . Dick . . . a brain in Psych - a grand guy who buys everylhing from Salllers - 'rheir besl cuslomerl . . . Jean . . . always keeps 'rhe class roaring wilh her wise-cracks in Psychology - she also is a number one alhlele . . . Marge . . . a very praclical secrelaryp we've heard quile a lol aboul' Topper: he deserves all Ihal has been said aboul him . . . Elaine . . . Me Too --a popular nickname for a popular gal - our represen+a+ive ' - Io Girls Sfalep she reigned as queen of our Ball, and we wish her good luck a+ Brockport . 5 ' .4 J i ' ' J I , X 'f,A'i I 'isis Y E fi , if i ii , RICHARD VIRKUS JEANNETTE WARNING MARJORIE WERTMAN ELAINE R. WILK 24 NELSON VEROS GEORGE W. ULLRICH CAROLINE TUTTLE Caroline . . . always buzzing around in Ihe blue Ford since she gor her license . . . George . . . hope he fulfills his ambi+ion and becomes a greal engineer . . . Nelson . . . our musically-Ialenfed Senior - an assel To The band . . . John . . . new in December - a brain in Physics - even 'rhough he's only been here a few mon+hs, we all feel Ihal we've known him for years . . . Lyn . . . The mosl popular girl in our class, wirh a nice 'ran - wish we could spend Chrislmas vacafion in Florida . . . Peggy . . . a new cheerleader Ihis year -- we hope she makes good a+ I-Iarpur College . . . Rosemary . . . a beaulilul voice Ihar will bring her a lol of lame - wirh all her abiliry. she will make a fine Ieacher . . . Bob . . . when you pass The bakery, lhink of Bob and all rhose goodies - we wonder how he keeps so slim . . . Judy . . . compelenl Managing Edilor of Ihe yearbook - her quiel Temper showed only when her eyes snapped .... 1 I MARGARET WOLFE ROSEMARY ZARCONE ROBERT ZENTZ 25 W JOHN P. WILLIAMSON 0 . MARILYN P. WILSON JUDITH M. ZILKER 4' , f Q J, S e n i 0 r rap .if.. 5 ii i Z W 5 .. ,., Y fi ,N K Frienciiiesi Barbara Turner, Jay Bigenwaid Best Voice David Copiai, Rosemary Zarcone Wiftiest Jean Warning, Chuck Rowe, Gary Randorf Best Secretary Marion St. Martin, Jack Maliby '1' Qi Fashion Plates 3 Peggy Naab, Dave Copiai Q. Most Afhietic Nicest Smile Dean BaYU5e' Dave MCG'Ve'0n 26 Rhonie Roberison, Jay Bigenwaid Bests 1'3 Most Lilcely To Succeed Elaine Willr, Al Osborne, Jim Dix 'N 'Nix X 'ki'- - H5 L . .' . L +3 - X -s LQ: S L, Y f -1 Most Stuclious Joyce Ellis, Lincoln Bragg Pretkiest - Most Handsome Lois Haberstroh, Don Le Fauve 27 .. elm 'x Most Popular .lay Bigenwalcl, Lyn Wilson Nicest Hair Elaine Willr, Chuck Rowe Hottest Temper Peggy Naab, Bob Prochazlia ,,,-V If fn .5 iv. n '- ii' 'ns Q .. W ss ,WS I f X x , I . Most Loving Couple ' 'Styli' Lucille Farr, Don Genzel l X Your More.' Wfloafs Peggy doing? Yes Georgeg it's you! Geulleman 'lim Blow, Gabriel, Blow! The Managing Ed. I 'A 1 I I V' 1 5 ff AL 15 if fha! funny-P Senior flaaraftera 06, . .Y , . K .S N If . V., A M. N , N, 1 x A x 1, N r M , ,3 K Niki an ' ii ,jg 4 -S Royal splendor! 28 Art Ed and ber lunrla. Firmegank wake! Boning! if -Q--' e e Mourners. Modern Flappers Che-e-se K ..,., E A lung., A .Q 2 'Mg E v e 4 q '31 1 f .J J k i Railbirds S n a p s , .. ,,.' T Z ,- 'f e K - .,, , , ,. A 'z mi, . Cllfflflllg Flies? it E' ef gf w 'W Q W as ,-A fy Ready for anytlJing.'.' X x T e ,K Dressed up for Senior Tea Sludy Hall Q 1 J . . 29 C bow Lme H971 Pdfly Q 0 4 f-X HBNIMIOR ll .Wm ffwiw 4 was sf, N I M W X yn 65 Q , W 2-sim: W WG., ,P ww-aa Qf f Qs x K3 x x 0 wi' S f, 1 X, A M w 5 v A xwy H,f,M,.,W ..--pf ,Tm 'K N- A,,,1,,53igf,M 1 x MJ. N. N X ...wivq ms 'N 1 1 7 W , E 2, rw , ku' uni! ' s . ,:1, K., -T51 29 .Q-v aff? '1. my ami If 'ntl ,' . 'bl ' .. Xia - , ., G Qual! V Class fficers i s , f 10th GRADE-Jean Rengert, secretary1Jaclt Besch, treasurer: 11th GRADE-Standing: Patricia Myers, secretary John Paul. PfeSidef1fi Donald Lalcs, vice president. George Bigenwald, treasurer. Sitting: Barbara Hart 9tl1 GRADE-Standing: Ratfeala Martino, sec- retary, Thomas Wakeman, vice president. Sitting: James Schwedt, president: Cindy Lunn treasurer. OWN AS lck if W 514. presidentg Jack Steisslinger, vice president This school year was an eventful one for all classes. The Seventh Grade promoted a very successful band concert. The Eighth Grade was busy with it's studies, preparing for high school. A football dance was held by the Freshman in the Fall. Something new as tried when the Sophomores sponsored n ice-skating party. The Juniors, again using clever names for dances, had an ex- ceptionally prosperous year topped off by the Junior Prom. The upper classes enthusi- astically supported the operetta. These activities brought each class closer to their common goal-graduation. 8th GRADE-Joanne Ujvari, secretaryg Sydnie Evenden, 7th GRADE-Delbert Engel, president: Thomas Reese trees treasurerg George Randolph, presidentg Lois Young, vice urerg Daniel Frame, vice presidentg Roberta House president. secretary. 32 The unior lass A Mx Q D .,:: .X I ,- . Q - , 'N '33 if 1 W' . K if Y L D L. I ' .5 Www. S Six x N-f is '- Efjgzx X . Q ,iffy K Q., 1 .Ly , . 7, K A L 'v ill . 1 ,Mk ' Abraham Alcorn Andrews Augusline Ball Barlrer s 8 'iiii - W , . -yu A ..., 3 4' ,.,- V Q A K X Ps wrt-r Q www M - B Q 52- X W ,. D X W l 'B N., ' . was A Mfr Barusic Belurgi Bigenwa Booth Bragg Broolrs '73 .-2 g4J.d,jT!JJ I .' 0 'C l. r t :- - , Num 4A., . K M - A ' , .,.lfdf 2' ' , kk' l :V ' F If if :ws . ,,,' - 3 'I . '2 D X M- N Q. A -. - I Brunner Bruno Butler Carbone Carney Cliilcott in ,,, . mn Q ,,.: 43, Xb .sh in I X ju L 3 A A ix ' X .1 :vlz - X' I :i.:.- f L rB B A L A A Colligan Curletta Curtis Daly Davis Delmonte fm A .awry N any ,. , if em- ,Y by .'.. 4 W 'WV ' fl Q li , Dicll Donohue Downey Drum Eclzl Eisenried 33 4 Bamas B 51 ll ' 595 Brundage i in all, 0 Clark 1 fi 1 I A I Derengowslri i A ri l rf. 'A N l H if Ellis gig. K fi frff riff? sffjjjfw f i QM Gerken . wx A Herger qw' Q . .. 3 f if 5 mi lf- X i KX .- nk. X iw x if i ' 1 R K 'WN Nw 1, Holloba ugh gsm my Klein 999' 1 555 Larlrin f' f ' gy f ' K ffm ' X B f ' A ' 1 if , 'ii ,,.. - K -- SN W, ,, Z N W . , E1 MART, U f F . . K r A i -.WVXA V Qi x 1 . ,qt X f r i iwwi , gr 3 K Elvers Feedhamv Fioretto Fix Frantz Gates A' i 4- I gif... . 1 in . f-nL i af if 'Nw Z.. -,.-- Wi-:Y Ul ' P4 w X lv.. 2 X: r Geverdt Gorczyca Guzewich Halpin Hart Hartloff . .,A, A 1 -- -an ,:.:, 'ff - ra.: K 1 .M - 1. K ' z YW -YV' M ...,. I Y ' ,Ab, ,ff 'iii I -v': K 'E. i' :w.-A .. will ' .- e Z, M Q v.,.,....,. at K iii. Heverlv Hindley Hodson Hoelle HoFfman. M. Holiiman. T. L 11 - W ., -..,, ,A K Q ,F gs. -Q in wr , x ,Q VVII ,, W .. ..1a,' f iw- A ' Mi 'W ' W bf- ' ' rv N gr ' i ,av l flffyg X Hughes, D. Hughes. R. Jendrysek Keefer Kelly King W K M. r 'Wu ' li , A v' K V' 1 '.' - :N i W , ,X r . K . ...l K S- ,Ml ' f' .,,' fi' l'-.- 4. K - N , MS p irixiy l if Wm Kozlowski Kramer Kress Lalce Lalxs Langworthy ,, A M1 f ,P rf, i K K K nn f ,llr - i vw xrrrl .r,, 3 iz. Agn Lalzt Longstreet ffhe Luther McArthur McClary McGuire unior lass Militello :X .fs ii ss Lytsv 10,5 L U , f - . F 5 ' ' E ww S if A A 4' 'J ' X wi. M I f fl ' l b- Q gr---vm r fag- ii I ':, '. il SV , , - bb.: A . - ,li S my .S Q gk L Xi I , . af iff E 51 Q 1 I . A , jr. 3 .W tx Y Z ,I :isa , , 33. an , X r f f lx J 'W' A Mill Mfoe le N95 W Morrow ' Myers Newman 3NiX0r1 X S40-' V V ,Aw X Q r fr-A S or sm. -or rg: mf .-- . sk lf 5 r S' S S i 51:92 W i M ' i , 4' S' X ' A V 1 f ' m W Ag- ' ' ,. ' S ' r A, 5 f . A , ' ' A X , N A N .L y I F X O'Connor cULgoO,f'lQsf:gLkj,,gL i'XOtt Palaszyn i Pawela Peluso Finiewslri Lf ' - K z ' 1 il J g S sc: Q 5 - fc. . dr wc. S. i - it y gs Egg N 3 . Poisson Pufler Quinn Raloff Reitz Rockwood Rogalski r 'F L' A T I 3 A L., S-1 ,, S in K jf., M6 F E it ZQ: A I, . X S S L , . . Q. . , In 4, I A I In , , W f--X , ' , Roll Rosenthal St. Martin Schell Scheele Schregel Schultz K N in I o ,. h i ff 'A P E A .da ., , 5 KN mklx WEA iii ' N-l is ' '-I A -, .li A b N ' 1 A Q K -9 -,:, , K A - ,ner sf S Q ,, 1 K -,., Q ? l M ., Q S ss V' E 'Fifi ' li 's S S .A L A-4 ff ' SCl'VWB li'l499 Segool Sharron Smyth Sparer Spinl: Steiner I .K ,L I 1- lil .,,: rr- - A S M ' AY: 'ff ',,: A. i s V- ,- S av. ,iff 'N' A f iv 1 :: 3157 lx N , '5' S i ' 1-it S X S S' . 0 - , M Steisslinger Storm Sullivan Supplee Sutter Tarbox Vigneron ri X . h . I x - A - 1. ,- 1 e unzor ass - ' 35 -1 - - ' v , x .fr N -v 'Q . Q a A va-W . , ...Q . r li Qsr fll'-4 Webster White gl V Q Q- A jx ' iv Willet Wilson 5-E21 .5 , . r gb x-.., VM' . Willcins ef' - , N V... -5.6 lvl Zlollxo, E. Ziollro. J. Worzder what lhey're reading , si r!! w iv A :- ' 7 4 K. I '. ' ' 'W ' . ..A' I on f .... my . ---' A : .V!..: -,. lllllfa M 'Q L.. , ,,.., A Widrig. D. Widrig, N. Wieder Wiggins as Ml W? I .':.. 3 GZ' W f ,. . wif 1 2Q' M RH? 1 ...Z Z .. . ,. Wolcott Wolf Wunderliclw Yarnes MISSING Callis Gerling KBVPUS Kelly, P. Loughran, T. Marchand 'K The Syrafuse juniors Lunch line 36 fudy-thinking about all the work on the operetta Snaps Ii The Sophomore Qlass 1 op 'L l- ii 'll' i ,.,... ' XXX I K ig, - ng V i ,va :F . L- .J .. 'A A - UV Q into 4 Q 9' me D - 1, Q L '- ' ' , A i . Abbott Adams Anderson Arnold Augenstein Augusiine. B. Augustine Augustine fm QQ. I 1 Q , A 1 f D D-.Q D -X - ia oi A '1 ' ' of Aono ' .flu +A If 471. DV H A if 'C' fa 1 i of ' D k Baldwin Ball Barleben Beale Beicke Besch Boldt Bragg D ',,.. 5 D in 4: rf ' V Q ,' A f J I Eg ,, .I A f' ai I A I if X Q gr . lol, Q D W, my gm Dk-, , i ki i. on A-f' A Buri Carrow Chase Colpo Couell Crump Cruver Davis D fs- - a , F' We V f 'W6' 5' w p G' ii V 1 'si X kg? S tk' ' A f wifi, ' X . tag, K -f J D A .1 , ' , Delia Delmont, A. Delmont, R. Denton Deiriclx Dettman Dewey lf Die zf rj J A A X f Ak 2 A Y A . Q p . Q. K. V ,ff .,, . 73,3 'iv ff f - ff er .- W , -f 'Wi' -5 4 A ' af , Q ff uv- '- A ,f 4 if v ,,, 7 f' Dimitroff Donaldson Doty Downey oyle Engels, D. !fEnQ:ls,l. Erlnlrila or A Q V' if ' X 'V' ' 55' i L V. I 3 y V D x H I ezQ HN Q V wr - E A xr jaw bf' Farr Fischer Fleiscl1auer Frank, B. Franll, H Gallagher Galza Geiller A sr: O ' fx' ' .. X X 1 D if X f I 1, Gerecke Geverdt Green Grotlre Haas Haberstroh Halpin ' J lass is-ef X .r Ak 'M K 0 A af ' mm g l . W In 'r we . I 'ull 1 1 'K , 5 - -. . '., Q, - ' ak QQ! Y e W T Q 'Yiwu' w x 2 .L ,f mf! 1. R K 1957 2 Havens Hayden .. 59- 3 -l 5' Q Q . gl q V X Q x N . x exe Tis RM' .4 'Q ii 'gil Holmes Holtz Hoppe L, . fi, 'D + A as . sm ' iw .Gum Jonas Kabel Karpus li Q ll . ,. X X 'A il ii like Y, ,X .. ll. f , Kosilran Lalcs Latsclw ,IJ 5 , .QL -n-'ex W ' A 41 Q 5' V . f ,,.,A Mangino Marlrowslii Marquarl: 5'-4' J? 'ni N ' X, -.,, gf' i K N vxv-au' H . Miller Monnier Nogobods ., ,AAQ M I M , ' t nw W ' be Q A idx O'Sl'1ea, T. Osborne Overfield 'L 3 - .r gy gs I K- ii ' N ,wie iifg .. ' ' V' .-,, . vig PuFfer Rappl Reichard - S ia' N W Heichberger Hendee Henderson Herr 2 2+ 1' me K- fi P Q we-Q 4 o, i . 5 i i f' ' M ' Qi? ..,.,. A , gig S, . K x-Ziff' .2 V is H Hudson flutch Jackson Jacobs I ' 4 l 0' V V fgm f .V,, ,x ii T, . 5, A fa? W Y if :- A 'ff 'ff i . 93 fl? : 7 .,s, f ' ' A ,rs ki! 'I' Nr' imffffi Kasprzalr '5 Keenanlfl King Kingsland, K. ' W,.l ax! . ' ez: A ln T...,:X ii 4 'lin vi M . Leader Leatherbarrow Lehnluoff Logel .,, I , R so r if nw - - 'G W? ii -7 . ' .I W, W K if McNerney Mecklenburg Meid Meyer I A .,., . . . 4 Q Q I gd 'N ' . W if , L M M ff? i if 2 iw i Obrochta, G. Obrocbta, W. O'ConnQr Oldenburg Y 1, A 5 V M H51 54 5 swim 4.4 5' is 'M Q' H it A 1 Palmer Fawela Petrol F, Petro. L. TJ? QI af- ' 1 .. . , s ,.., l W e nv. f ' will ' A ati 5. lg .h ' Rengert 38 Rosenow Ryan Saville Hoelle W .4 as Jendrysek -4' . .iz . Kingsland, R. in iv -li rlk ..,r.i ' ' Loughran f J f 5 if Meyerhoefer 'Qu ' O'Sl'1ea, M 4 Pierce YLZZA.. X 32:1 U, ,.f Scatchard L x J sr W s N EL! X ' -' gs 0 T W t:.. , t K A :Iv XY A' V . I EM - in A xi A f ' s Y Schaffer Scheu Schiffhauer Schintzius Schmid Schregel Schulz X Q x N , L , i A M1 , , Q i - e xe e A -N s me s -- -. vis ' -.1 i -fu X . ' S , V fi , il Wi Y Q I ' Shumway. D. Shumway, M. Skummer Snyder Stebbins Stedman Terry Thibbifg X e be s e eff- W N nw -A W is we W i M -A 1-1' -:- f W- - wisgrw - A .N..: ,-:VX AQHA I I bw 2 W, nr i are 1 he L A Tuftle Virkus Wahlenmayer Warren Weber Wellingion Wilder, John Wilder, Joseph 5 . - K if K 2 . -1 ' fr ' ' E W fr ' 2:1 - g b w -- W, Sk S r i .-:-'-, in , ' -K, XNEQSK K 'XM R X ' A Z A Y 7,4 X K js 4 A s , s A - L. ,. W ' .if Willef Williams Wilson Wolf Wolff Yates Youngberg Zoyhofslri Caprekto, A, Capretto, R. Daurelio Glendenning Grover Jalrubus Leitzan O'Shea, P. Paul Perkins Tidcl '.7.r. viwop , 5 W Resting after lunch Gab session during luncb hour Tuning up Watcla that ball! 39 J o x . riWFreshman :ml 'wx ,xii si ' . I, 7 I f .5 '32, K' f4ia 'f' s 1 io cl 5 5 N la. xg V 5 stlfi' Ja. ,- Y H, Q it M :., J Ar YQ wg 'f' QC' .Q ' . A ' ii ' A Q F - s. 4. ' 3 . r V Q A- if ' F-M N.. i ' 'f , Ga . sa - if F Zkimwfn , -., tower ox ,Races fl ,,V lt ms, X f Ch' sufjlf, .Q N Anderson Bail Barlcer Ba Bear! Be W. Benn, R. Bogardus JAX ' A I ' l . A , , fl' f. J' F A - . fe 79 XJ? A... . , a Q7 A we A - Q ani'-G' as Q we , , ....! ,rr ' if l. T :Ei ' QQ . gzfhx A , .wi .X w Boltz Boldt pggfthibnf. 'lj B rchert Both Bovlmj- Boyle, J. Brown Q . A A .. l M h' F 'ff fi - 2 . F I 4, , PPV? .M ' my I E: . ii 'Qi -,-l W 'L f K ,qi V W. Q. . ni, M an ff v 5 gk 4m JK M W. iv a- -A New 5 we , . 2 wiv A. I - .9 ,R A - F f Q . 1- ' 5 P F Q . a iff' 'yx F Wi ix ' ,i im , A ,Q . . all 4y,k46l4,n1erf.' Buczelx P pl' Carney Chile t I Cooley Courteau llflqnqfr 1 vi . ,,., K 1 U y M1 .L . Y :,,v 5- LEX-M 'I I V , A , c , , ,. fi Q C .- -if v in f . Q i in llll 'we ' F4 i 7 Msqigw A ii - ii' zi' i g:- ' . il 5 4: f: !k .fs 'Q MQ gi 1 , . K Yi U li 1 i Q3 'mi . p it s M. si 1 Xi li il' all ,V , M- . - , -wi-'ff i - Q it ' ' ' . 4 - I ' Bm ll , . - - Ifsrjfl QV gtk? X D Dietz Qorrildson Ellis Ellis, D, ,A Ernst Fe tqnv, r' Finlren If 5 . 1 . Q V. ml C Vg In , M. . D141 1 I ff ' ' Q v . I 'xg - Q 'F 1 - , ' F ' , -, -ev ni AST: , .. , l k .M ' , ublu V il .... 57' N if U ' .1 'Ni l l f H' bij! K o i 'ff ir' t li? F li l :infer . Q MW l l Finnegan Fioretto Fitch Fitzgerald Fliclr, R. Fliclr, W. fi glvFogarty Franlg V Q ..., . Iyer. , L Q, ,af E i . Y fav . f i . - ,5 ,. f r ' it i Q H . b..! my A .M .,,, W W . 4 di, k, I I , :- I r rv- . FEL 1 Q mn V i V K 'I K W I5 ww, 2 W ,s i A X F F7 1 S s a Xe F L .nw L me P i -allagher. J. Gallaglier, R. Gates Geisendorfer , ittgr 2,-' 4 ' Gieseclue Gigel t. . s 6 f A ' ' 'I i ' ' l x ' A ' gg, U t I A 'vx'1 , Q K l x.c slig : XV 1 ,. Z 'F l A J' V 'KIA WP 21,-. 5 1 A N .xii 1. E: X - - ., .f iiii A 51 i l .X al. f' iv- i grate V , 6 5 I Q ' N : sn, 1 j is I f', 5 fav? N. it Q 1. -Q H' . W. 1 4 A V - 4 ff . l f we 'W 'Y F' ffm' L, ,... A -5 .,,.. . .g ig A, e' ' A ' .9 hx 40 X ! Azier 5 .il sboeclcel Gorham . Gortgy Gow Gravius I -cz 4- YAv'i-2'rlg.. - -1' 1 1 1 5 fi l A - l ',, J-W MJ L M Of H 'x - ' flaw 'So llc J Mm 0 ' . Q ' , ll H QL. Q Z. .- z ' 1 ,N 1 P W x J! X if ,L L '1' 'fn' qw f 'm f 4 'P P y-' lvffl L. L . ' x if - :fill ' ' ' --'- 5 5 W' L L- Q ' A - ' rf V x 3 ' K :N-- lei L K ' X 'L K QI tl, 'O s wr' XYK' .fm M L 9' ff A we MU Hancock Han el ' Haug X Hauser Hayden Hehr Henderson Henney j ' ll . 5 f' N- 'flli-vt-x M ,Y , ' , L ,, r r rf M fs ti, - ' ,. ' lr 5' f ' .L Q L i ' ' ' ' 1 . 'P X' M f ' 1 5 r L- ' af' X 5 , V A . Q A 1 A , a A NK! N ,M K ,EA 4 . L' E '. I 1' fbcv Q N V , YL li X azz, ' 1 W 1 M Q ' '- L L L M ,, lf Qg0,fr.,L Hensel, D. Hensel, L. 4lobbs Holmevtjl oiz J, 4' lmagna Q A r - , , N . 1 A x V 5 L ,:,. Q 1' . A ' , r. L - N 1' ' L - K W L .rf N F., V' , U L L- P h - I K 'SSN K '+V P V1 1 : E V ' H M fr W fmx Wg Kawa Kelly ' Kegpler Kerl W Kir ner Klei Kneeland Kroll A ' V1 f 'I fr il l KI YF N n iw- 1 41,54 A my Q A vt 1 . I Q . L X! L,, Q , in x . ! if f ,E 4 E L? B L I LJ Li-rrgrg Langworihy Leatlwrbalrrow LeMes urier e Qrrllll Lemmer' Lingle L 1 My ' y .15 - I ' L A Q ' 5 .4 r -sf L. ' gf G-' . ,L ' T1 1- Q ,l ' - ff A L M 'V fx ,rw T, D I iv . -pg I 'TF 5' ,ya ,1 ni fi L. E 7 -.. Li r fr K m fi - Q , l - I' ,J c-' 'N' ' ff ' xg' . 'H ,QQ '45, as Aki? ei 1 Qt inn' A' S an V 1 - 11' ' .4 funn l.ukl1er Kiess McCall MC ' :earth Mfartino Maul Tj Jw, - gr Q. V K' mr? Ik 'Sr MM .5 it - 4. A ,L 'V I M 3 I I X ' 5 Q D' raw- I ' 1 - gi' L ' K ' . .rs ' K - L I , L , A - A S L X X if , L L ,W Q' if MeCkl6l'1l-W : Meier Meistglll Q ichalslril, Murph 2 Nelli? Nicoloff Noeller . I H 'h L ' ' ,,' ' S, A 1' .,, . . Lk Q . - 3-3 - r W 3 f r Q, L L if 1 Q , Q., - 1 LL ,a xx ' ' L: - x W W , 1 ,' 'BW VW t X A Qc-M 1 I .ip -'nn ll, if' K-LL 4 r fr r K M N LL ffl,-,grip Q Obrochta, A. Obrochtaj. ' O'Gracly O'Sl1ea . jalisano Palmer terson Pattergalffww' fx Qcfw M' yy' X ,. - . jr Waiif . L g L Q I , I ,ILM . A V , A rv ' ' L l E 1-gy 9, :, Mg ' ,l ,, L ' VZ- ,- LL ' q. L, I L. .K V1 L L, fl L L 3 r Ati' ,L ' agu 5 fy f I gg 35. d ' Petrinec ' Petro Pierce L - J 5 Polrojslxi I Poisson Porter 41 :ii E . , 5 1 I ,fi . rl -l , : 1 1- llfffff' 1 ww ' , - 5' 1 0 1. , 1 1' 1 47 A, K ' . 't K I ' K it 1, . -wx . va , W my fr .Q qA,- I ' sqq l 1: '., I J 5 ,bluizq f sl 1 At 2 W as . it all eaasm ' f aaautr ffl' 1 f fain by . -.,..:. 1 I' ':': fi, ..,. , W i fl Y 'U' v EF is 1 1 1 1 1 Avi! A A11 Prochazlia Pujnam, T.', Putnam, W. Rados Randolph Reh 15'iRengeix4l iilrnzi ' . O 1 1 I ' t - ff 'ix , +615 v, ' 1 i'r -- XL . ivy an ,. h, t,.. , :gg AA 3 ,B 1 ,W I M. as I 35 ij 'Y mfm W - is 'I W 1 A J 'fin .ig-I , , A if ia!!! W , 5? 1 :.. . S s ,mg if . ii ' x ' ,qmigi Robitaille Rousseau Runq - Sagei' Sargent Qcheele I Scheiter Scherfklk .fi 8 Q . , - .',.., ,K 1 1 1 1 ' ' . V , .. M 5 .,,,. U 21 s if L W , 4 . - , 1 1' -N 1 in ,A K A .lbl 5 ffm' 5' 4,1 ij. 1 -1 ., my , Vw fd 1, 1 1' sg--, 5 5 bil .aj 'QV giw,Y:.w f 7 Aff 3 is -it 2 Q.. .4111 Kiwis- QM? J sr at it 1 W , J 7 jfh hmid,L Scholz Schregel Schwecl! Segool Sel?nt , ff' ff' i A S X 1 ' js? 513, ' Q 1 fig ' I 1 y K5 'mt V I ' in V - ll: ,clk i 1 W' ::- A 'L 1- 4 h-by Q VN , W- -'11 1,11, it - 1 -- 1 , 1 f if gf' 1 ' 11 1 6 6+ , . h .M A . A iw. W Vs, X XQ A i . i txTf 'N q 1 'ky' F ' if O .N A, I i , . :.,,,::. s awww M X A. iiusaeis 1 1 5 .rf ,1 2 - 1 1 11 1 Siemer Simorx 1blSlotman Spencer, J. Spencer, S. Spink roysz Stauch ti il X X ft I Q35 , ,iii It H X l r , N A JN ,f u A t M ., L NX ig 'I Y ii. XX i ,-is f . 1 Aw ,,vv 1 V K X U y C , w V K, N ,. 1 Q m- ' 1 Q.. 5 gli . ,,, M iw er 1-'- 11 4 1 ts 5, , 11. 11: Q ,f ev- 1 KE , .. fi , S N ,Bw sw M z G .E X 3 1 I , . , J 1 f 5 u -' N 1 1 ,A 1 -. , - -f ' X Mil ige 1 1 l 5 tai 1 A Wf' 'M ,.,, 1' .,, , Y ' s dr' Q4 x E lk. : 1 x Ia vs 1 K I I 2:5 11 V 1 , 'P .f ,L v X-Q '.,.1 1 K .Q 1 .,,. - Stoddart Stilwell , Sullivan Sutter ' Swartz Oujlghakih' Thiell Thomas f I, A K A 4 Z f J ,. I4 A Gbob at - ' ' Q, if .. 'ff .1 LP S 1 1 1 ...' t 1 ' 1 f f K S 1 , X ' 1 N- - 1 f , ta' z ,A . N, . I ,Q 1 I S We if - ' WMM . if 3 SL W' ' 1,LZv..r K fr' ,V :I gc it ff . lg 1 - , , . 2? ff A 1 ', 1 L Q, I vlfffl' 4, K W 1 rl 8 K A A Tl'0mP50n Ullrich Van Remmen af Wakeman Waldroff . QgWalsl'l Weaver fm M - .. 4 --k-- I F Z 1' -ti gr - '1 ' .1i?f?. , ,,,,11 1 'il' W, X X we +G - W- .lr - Q F 45. kkkk 9 A gm K . 1 s L x ,sw 1 5 4 ilv V -..., H J L Weber Weber Wiefler 'us Weiser K. T' Wil, P1 , I Willrening Williams is M' f . 539' 'L , W M I J f , . 0 Q 1. sf-as - f-1 f -1 1. -is ,111 s- ' ' - if ' if ' st. 1958 1 1 if ,K Sm F .I A O . A L Wittmever Wohlhueter , Wolcott Younq Zenfz 42 'D Abplanalp -'fx 2 Bachert Q B C .X L Biernaclri yes, 'wx Q s - 4 .. asf Builer Courteau 'gu- N . ig fa , Q Dublce .--1 - .. as A V' A .. 'ff 5 -C 5 sl Fallrner Eighth Grade so A 1:, Q,, y . ey 9 E C A 1: '- i A '- fe is ,. L - 3 - ' A Ace Adams Allen Armbruster Augenstein Augustine ,A ' EMD x NKVQQR ,., V - 'Li 5 - 5 K . za.. .5 . . ,X W- W Isa .Ili WML H i .f - A K ' A A L. we 4 Ms' l Bartz Beal Beclrer Beiclre Belurgi Benning . A X eg ' W W so C . 22 ' , A 255 lt 'N' J:-If Q Q 'K - K nf ' H LN - r JI fi' A YS 54 Bigenwald Boorrnan Bowman Bowell Braman Burns Qs ,Q M .se S-. 3 P Wy, A ,N ,J Q . .I N lg W ' . As.- L .,.,, .1 s W. '-- I fs' . Y Y i -7 a 'H' A A ai x ' Cannon Carney Carroll Clark Cabodo C0llinS 3 . 'f N . LN C W Nw 8- ... my .3 lx A . X 'Q N . 'lin C X7 A x A1532 S' is il ' Q ? . M-.Y we s ' 1 - F ' -L., ' 1 ' 5 E pf, A . . at .... Q X 5, Q 5, Ng e A ,f iv, -,ff - 1 A Daly Dean Delia DePerno Dicl: X x ..,. , 5 1 . ,y fs ' Q' --- 5. 'W N, Y-A , Q, , E gg Q 4 fs- S , 3 A ww - - C - X x l 1 5 A ' : as W V' 4 flu lr rs-Al. vLX'7!'x 0 A ' A A Dunlrleman Dunn Ehlers Engels Erlclrila Evans .- if K ,,i, K V z 5 K, ,V .K x . C EL, W 4 , , Finlren Garland Gassev 43 Gales Gerstner Gillitzer , : ' S' Donaldson Q--.., Bailey fp 2-9,- N-. fs gs Bieler 'ily is - ' Burt 1 :Zn fl! Corcoran 1 rw 'rf f A4 'w Qfldxh Downey 36' A rv L4-1 -fl Evenden Glendenning 1 A . if ? by .v S H f - l . . :',. ff . M K e W K L 1 A X war ii . 4 ww , A , .1T'! ' . .'-' f' ' .. an 3' 5 K K' A fl' i l if , mf L- 'V i ,X T I- if :g.- , QE: Tig 'mfff -:, X , fi.: ii 4 . -. 1? - A Q nl! f U W 1 ,Af to We Ai .a K Glinsboeclrel Gorthy Graesser Haas Hart Hatch Hauser 'W new it ., i ' Y Q i . ' 13 , i . H' - .:..: Q, Q W3 ' M N h N, , 4 A ,,.,., M S if W ,V V Q W i W 'E it i ' it - H Qi. M im M if ' Jia. , 1 Q ' ' , V 'X ,H ,, Vt., QL ., .I ite, X A y In ::.... . A i .. K , 1. ix: gf xi ,L .. j r A 'A . ,,,. Q Heichberger Henderson Henning Hensel Hilbert Hindley lmhof , ' iixzli.. - 1 y I . , Vi , . M, 5 . yi' LK' Aw ' 11:1 1 M ,,i 'Q A e if W' 'Q 1:11 re., M Qi: W .Q f, , K 'ET' , M if 1 W W , M. f M y or-+ 'f of Aww K i. Q an 'ti Ziwmf A7 .hi , X112-1, Q I Jones Juergens Keith Kerr King Kingsland Kinney .K 'Ke it ig QKI: QQ, H , fi. , ' ...2 WAN K, K, - -I I S z, 435, -1- 4 . -: Z Maw 5 . L.. :ll 1 A rf w ' 3. 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Schwabel, J. Scliwendler Sagebarth Selent Siclrau Singer Smolinslri f sta? S we :N J S-s - 1 f i 9 r if -J GP .JEL - -r - lu W ' my 'Rs , ai Q ' ia: l ff Stanley Stebbins Stellrecht Stelmach Steplwans St. Martin Stoddart Stott su- a .,... Q we ff 'M gf at 'r ' S -P' F ,ea 1- J. Si' 1 M it . , , QA. M- .-,, if S' K W .ee t -M ' S eeeee ff r fr S .,, N ' f , , v wr.. ' If Q- S Q yew ,Qi Nj fa., Sullivan Sullivan Summers Summers Supplee Sweet Terlworst Tidd .9-W ef X S in e ' i. S X ,M 4, , V am v x gm ,,, k ,.,,, -, ,um , . A' ' . , . u 3, - v hx ,N me , gy h wi, 'K Y-f--W su- ms' ix f.?9'H'5ft d i Q ' ri In Tinker Thompson Translri Tucholslri Ujvari Verel Volk Wager iq. S ,A X one .M xxx W i ,Q Q . V' , ,aw . .X 5 V. Q s. . - S .Q A-4 . 7? Q ,-5,13 b -vu ' 1 if fl - , 1 ' . 1 Q W ' 5 rf- . g 1, 1 VL W' 7 K. aft- f , ...Q Q' -its - if lea .A W Warren Weaver Weber, D. Weber, D. E. Weber, P. 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'li fqwymi' 7' X' 3 ,L vgig- Jw. . Engels Errington Erying Fagan Farr Fischer W V .s,., ,V In f -.4 xx - f I-is mi ' W :EA V A fx, 1 W - ...,. g , I -V 1 M K z K , ga., 4' 'inf by ii, Ye, , . A 5 W FliCiflSlKi Fogarty Frame Frantz Fry Gay V ig. ww i 'f 'xi 4 'ff V. We Q' -' is if .1 -. 45, ,. ifw F Ez pg is iklgmwi A . 7 W l 3 if i'fzf Ki fiiiieapsq f F' ,. K i..+..,4'5 v L.. fl A 5. Gersiner Geverdt Gibson Giglio AA Glendenning Graser .WM ,A .js-.X , . dwg , 1 iw- Y W - . we r 1 , ima . K ui V Anderson ASl19lff1dH 3 4 1 . ii W V ,yn , ,V Boclnar Bogardus 'jf wi-. ,Q . Q NNW N... ,.- Builer Capuii gag .. y gn D 'QU Q Eg,.,., ,, is-s,,.,!' I Y 'if ww' Q ,f 6 Mft Davis Dell -S, ., ,.- 7 -2.51, 6 Y is.. ,btw Ellis Engasser 2 its 1 . in L F' gk ,fm-V 1 Fix Fleming ,,, '13, z f. J ,pf KL: Vis.: Ms. ,Q ' Geitter Gengler N W, ,na f.s,,i, M i S ,, E . Gfeerl Grundon .5 sm A an ff M a fe if A .e n Sk- f QQ., I Q . ' ' Q, I ' A ' ' X iv'-' . xlib: W H , A. 5' sw- X 1 . M E A QL ' SAK 'Q-39. 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X , Q, ,., A b Q' H 'mehr .lil .,--' ,Q fel- 'ig .Q ' . , .1-3, . iq, NP, J X Q' Q r- , LM QW X . wit: qs -:i z . c 6 X . .N Y 5 li Lim A A K A KK Klinlr Kriizer Kuhles LaGraFF Lain Lamont Laurie Lear 9 Y Q l -- P A V '- f V Q 5 . I . . A Qfa H M 'W ' L as , gg: A a W - , 5 J, hu 1 ...N s lk v- fm' . H ' 2 L Q. . B. Lemke Liddell Liffler Lons Marcinlrowslni Marsh Mariino Mason ra Wg, N Q, fin, M, . in 5.5 fwi s, 'K 9 1 , :Q Q Q . it ir 2:5 R r X A ' X ff, ,, 5' R, in A 5.3, , , Q, l A . Aiku 3 as TS? lk A 3 P '- . lllkl MQ - fee. X L . 3 ' L Y sax.-iam L 3521 A Mast Matevia Mavrotheris Maxon 47 McClellan McGiveron McKee Meyevhoefer . 2.1-1 Y it .- fi ' W i mi 'QM -v 'X ei i V , - Raw? fy N i f 'SEHK I N' my , ggi AV 5 ,Ah .an- Obrochta, M. ,Q .gi Ortlepp in W. is . i P' Nicoloff .. Mg i We ' ii --- z . -gi x S iw i . Nesbitt ,W Palisano Michaels Mohr Obrochta. E. -1 ...v- L .. H Q, v gf 'evra i ,Y iek fll Q-wifi ilE 5 ' ' ,X aw. iv! 5, rl be W. .1 M R sip. W H R X . I , U- f-4 Z :film LS M 'Z' , Par.-,+1n5ki Parthyrnuller Perrin Petro Pokojslxi Pracjalrjlo Ragan Raiser , A. K V ,A 'angie gl, .--- W . if 5'-, 1. ,. :5:l g:'K I' .,, . . M si' A r W A V K 2 1 in f 4 V 1 i ,SK Aj: was in, zl: ia . ,Z e, ke MH Q - i t, R Q. yi -9 Egg , 1 'QM 5N.3 Z ,i iw ' ig, nf' . 'ff E5 '-- life? R' M-ff lim W' Q ,. l 4 .I 1 V Ri, V WV. , V, 'f V ,i Mew lk ll 35. asia- . 8 4 'ii :W ......r' W X 'arf' if ,f i 32 Rathmann Reese Reig Reinard Retzlolil Ronald Rowell Runfola y Q N Q 1 V , A. Qi A ,Q ,, ., . U M V, .ff , Y . D , V' ,. , .' .4 f ,i f A 'W 'R M it 'L f '--01' if ff l: Q W' 1 P l f A A 'll 3' V 'i4 - jill: 3' . M- i so ' on i R - I e - Y -E. ,, Y 'A I: is Lx-. + yy , E X i T esigvaia WPA., 'Www-w?wJ 1- ' Sager Saluncli Schelifer Schwabel Seibel Sheehan. Siple Smallbaclx . , . : Q W, W ,EL , ,, ,. V A M . -f . Vim I as new ijwe' ,. 5 ' Q4 5' in Vi'ZT, ,z is M' VQIYQQ ,sal , .. . K fi ::.g A S, - R m My Q M skew' -QW' I R 5' -- ' fm M 1 , f 'Q Y' ' Smiih Smith Snow Siauch Sieisslinger Stelmach Sponholi Slzanley i if V x , ' - ' :,,f -ff --1- A 4 W A ' I ef ,S X '97 5' X ., X ,,.. Q ' ffl' A1 , i , -f el 1 f .. j, A R A 2 so M ww - . . ,. I- . f F-A 4 1 M., A - M f M i , , fe 'Y o we , . W ,- S ,amy-, Ad, A, Sullenberger Taggert Tarbox Taylor Thompson Thurston Tilert Timm Q k Y 'I 2 ..,,., 'b , . A ,x It xy. R i.. M . ,. , fa. ' Y, 2 5 T3.I.T , SL 3 gg. R 'ref A ,Q W' no gg, ee . ,ye 'W H, Ere-if' Q 1 L A 'V Q ,.,, f QW ji x Qfj,.f.ig4y:A ig W4 M ggi i N x D Q K Qllb wif Tober Ujvari Unger Van Remmen Weniland Wetherby Williams Will: me 5. XE, vsaivk Mmm M if X v Q, me N - we . ,UQ X J Wittalrer Ae, :S ,,r,.,,. 2 ?f 1' Lkaws' V ' few, Wittmeyer Yates N., 48 fr YJ N.- N . I li 5 wa-. 3 F I X 2 E' if , t -is 'A bfi .at X 4 Q., Q- 4 Q n 'Sv XY e regret that many of the Seventh, Eighth. and Ninth 1'-'M graders did not have their X ik' pictures taken for the year- book. You will have to blame the virus . WY' ' 1-fit Qi Dog or girl! In v t W k f.,:-lmw, .., 5 QS' W' ZW ,lupus ,e QS' t ' etmwj' su 1911116 v. . -dm, HX X . t if drrir , Qiri: , M. u-unveil? 'V Wm Q fe 2 Q W R -W x 1 ,I 'Y' .' . . +1 ' , . , ef? -2 5.543-5 . , F, 9- 4 3, Q r KW - f . 1 Q v we f :f Ld, wg 'P y' 'ig Q58 X i 3 A V . fr I? f- ' 1 1 v A A533 l V 4 W L 1 f ' Q f.g,,Jg3-vig is -V : 4 s -- mga.- .M Kp, 3. ,.,f c 133?j'5 Qa ' ' ' X' ix? N ff 1 3 ..'. A 1 1. 4' .ff . 5, .. mf J H lk when k films - RI xo- rx COMQS out V M E 2 i .Z A 'F 6 ee a e T as -Q A, rl- it i t A MR. DONALD Hotmwooo N Q I , Photography Adviser 1,., 1 If-Xxf ip,-,1 'z.a.f W MR. WILLIAM SAUL N Adviser L Left to right: Judy Zilller, Managing Editor: Margie Finnegan, Editor-in-Chietg Patricia Myers, Literary Editor. wi v ., X t ,Q f t V ' f'.,fQ f9fh43?3'.ifL fdiqifu y as f We s The hard-Working yearbook staff spent long hours after school and on week-ends preparing this book for you. Without the aid of Mr. Saul and Mr. Holmwood, the job could not have been completed. Another task we undertook was the distri- bution of the individual class pictures. We thank all those who have worked so hard to make this book the best yet. Some staff members are not included in the photographs. Sorryg blame the virus . L L i a a y V, V -, V A- , I if , t WW W b N M -A Q V , sfij.. Y??f Q -L . g I 5 , K. I .. , I i A 1 Mx, . 1 - I - , A swf L GEORGE ULLRICH SHIRLEY OLDENBURG BARBARA ADAMS JANICE HAMMS Photography Editor Business Manager Treasurer Art Editor 52 ..- X Y. 1-Us I V. i ii A W ' mi' 3 i -ized'-M tgggnt K. hu it WBQHV PETER MILITELLO Sports Editor 1 'LI -P 4:9 3 'FT Left to right: Mr. Ralph Eggleston, Adviserg Esther Mack, Editorp Mr. Phillip Hagerty, Adviser. The uill 'rx X I' ix DIANE SCHUTTA Editor M RS. LYON Adviser 5 3 . X The Passing Bell THE PASSING BELL is more than just a school news- paper. It is a great teacher . XY'e learn to write, we learn responsibility, co-operation and even journalism. XY'e believe that most of our staff has discovered that working together gets resultsg may this last us all our lives! THE PASSING BELL fills a real need in the school -you should see them reach for the paper when the salesmen reach the homerooms. The QUILL plays an important part in the life of Orchard Park Central School. In this magazine stories, poems and essays written by the students are published and every year staff members strive to produce an even bigger and better QUILL. As our school grows, so will the QUILL and so will the caliber of its literary accomplishment. if A -.tg-www A Capella. . . One of the largest music organizations, under the direction of Mrs. Baltzer, is A- cappella. From the 150 voices a smaller group, known as the Choruliers, was chosen and again, the Parkettes, were picked from the Choraliers. These groups have presented many fine concerts during the year. f-'Q as ii Exif an an . 'N LL 'WM' Did you ever pass M 1 during fourth period and hear voices ringing? If so, you were listening to the junior High Chorus, who met the first twenty minutes of their lunch hour on Mondays, XVednesdays and Fridays. One hundred voices sung three-part music under Mrs. Baltzer's direction. Being junior High students, they mg with special vim and vigor. unior High Chorus J swf 'Q sal Senior Band With the expansion of the Music Department, our high school band has grown to more than 60 members. Under the direction of Frank Muccigrosso, the band entertained us at many concerts. The favorite number was the St. Louis Blues March. This organization certainly is a big credit to our school. Cnr f' xt ' is Z 'fr r This organization is composed of Seventh and Eighth graders, under the direction of Mr. Muccigrosso. This is excellent training not only in itself, but for the step upward-Senior Band. unior High Band ti-A -S OO '3 I ' f N . 'j Senior High Orchestra 1 fi , X 5 51 Xi 1 as S 35 unior High Orchestra The Senior High Orchestra continues to grow and to play better under the direction of Mrs. Mayer. This year they played for Oklahoma! Their quality is a definite asset to our school. If you enjoy music, then you surely like the junior High Orchestra, also directed by Mrs. Mayer. just wait until these boys and girls are Seniors-with Mrs. Mayer to help them. M. X 5. 'X cv xv 'iv if l Q World Affairs Council Close to forty students, under the direction of Mr. Saul, took an active part in the panel discussions and reports of the World Affairs Council. The group joined the Buffalo Council on Foreign Relations and was a member of the Suburban Youth Discussion Council, working with Hamburg, Wfest Seneca and East Aurora. The Council's goal-to make better-informed citizens through study of local, national and international problems. '7 ' 94: ,wif U? - Ihe Senior Drimmc club, under the direction of Mr. Philip Snyder, fills 1 rell need m our school. They learned how to apply make-up as xx ell is to ict md they le lrncd how to read in public. 59 Dramatic Club National A Honor . Soociety This society honors those juniors and Seniors who have fulfilled the requirements of scholarship, leadership, character and service. New members are tapped each fall and spring-their names are known only by the advisers, Miss Bardey and Mrs. Dickson. The tapping assemblies are highlights of the year. An alumni association has been formed to keep records of graduate members. Election to the N.H.S. is the finest honor a student in our school can win. Zyl The Student Council is the service group at Orchard Park Central. They serve-the school, the student body and the community. They conduct class elections, the assemblies and ' have charge of community drives in the school. Their reward C0 u n I -a feeling of personal pride in a job well done. 60 C r ALFRED OSBORNE Presidenk The Man Who I Came To Dmner PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Produced by permission of Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman MRS. ERNEST W. STANLEY --------,--,-- Mrs. D. HOlmW00d MISS PREEN WWA --g------ Y, Margie Finnegan RICHARD STANLEY ---- -,- Alfred Osborne JUNE STANLEY ------ Elaine Wilk f-'ff John Maltby U Barbara Turner JOHN YY,A,,7Y,-g---A SARAH, W, , H-,.... -- MRS. DEXTER , Q, YY--i -U Janice Hamms MRS. MCCUTCHEON -U -wrrg Jean Warning MR. STANLEY K YWYYY -- Mr. D. Holmwood MAGGIE CUTLER --,--- -H Mrs. J. Diggins DR. BRADLEY Y N nd- --- Mr. D. Durkee SHERIDAN WI-IITESIDE U -uw, Mr. P. Snyder HARRIET STANLEY --ww U- Rosemary Zarcone BERT JEFFERSON ,-n-w-- ---vY M r. J. Diggirls PROFESSOR METZ my ------ U Mr. Oberkreiser THE LUNCHEON GUESTS W- Mr. H. Wilhelm -WDavid McGiveron MR. BAKER K Yw-n,----H-, ,--,,M-,---Y- C harles Davis EXPRESSMEN ------- M ,YYYY vrfkrwz D onald Genzel Charles Davis, Jay Bigenwald LORRAINE SHELDON Wu -!A,M,-Y-u! Mrs. M. Herman SANDY My mm--- U- Corliss Tucker BEVERLY CARLTON an U Mrr. G. Heintz WESTCOTT V ,,,, Yu- ----,M----- Mr. J. Geddes RADIO TECHNICIANS --.-g-----wm--------W,,- Vaughn Schreib, Charles Davis SIX YOUNG GIRLS ,nn Y,,,Y,,,-,Y, Judy Caputi, Ann Retzlaff, Gail Haibel, Mary Reig, Marlene Green, Sandra Seibel BANJO --,WY W ,,wW,,-,,,,,,,-------! My -AMg,,- Mr. M. Stewart TWO DEPUTIES M ---M--,------- Donald Genzel, Jay Bigenwald A PLAINCLOTHES MAN M,-,-,M,, ,-------,--,- V aughn Schreib klahomaw The musical, Oklahoma, presented by our Music Department this year kept up the high tradition set by this group. A musical like this meant many hours of rehearsals, much hard work by the stage crew and let us not forget the tremendous job of directing by members of the Music Department. They had to call upon the Art Department, Miss Czurles for dance direction and the Industrial Art teachers. Even though the many rehearsals were long and drawn out, when the cast was asked if they had fun the reply was yeow! we shore did! sis! ,534 3. .1 SE' gy if Members of the A-V Club assist teachers in operating all audio-visual equipment. A They have a general knowledge of the machinery and are capable of setting up and l running the projectors. They also learn to locate minor trouble in the equipment. in other words, it is very worth while training. 1-...--- QU-KAI: f5xi. ' Q Science Club if if gl ww Club Science Club is for Ninth graders who are interested in promoting and develop- ing their curiosity about the world. They certainly do enjoy their work. E 1 f s ,vw X at nw m.,.,.? I ts t iiiwzi A l, f 'R xl Q, 9 lst s K ' HW 5 1, ,gf A F. H.A M- + 'mm 'S asq 7 ' X 'fi E H me t Bachelors' Club Bachelors' Club is composed of high school boys who are interested in learning how to cook and sew. They did much to improve their knowledge of homemaking. The delicious aromas of their pizza and waffles made all our mouths water. Ill I N L 1 l junior Future Homemakers of America is an organization through which the high school girls learn the fundamentals of homemaking. From souffles to cross stitch and ironing to knit one, purl two, these girls are given a chance to increase their skills in handcraft, house-work and social entertaining. 64 ff 4 ,':c,,,,Z4fgl44ft.J fc L cl , ' , 'G' xx The purpose of the Camera Club is to further its members' knowledge, skill, and enjoyment of photography. The group sponsors the annual photography exhibitiong it helps supply the pictures for the yearbook, the newspaper, etc. Mr. Holmwood has done a fine job teaching and guiding the girls and boys in this organization. xQ,rJ g.,,i,'.5 B l,l t Future Teachers Association V. ' ' as s .min ,ax if 'Wt x C7 Url The Future Teachers Asso- ciation is becoming more and more active every year. One purpose of the club is to give its members an op- portunity actually to teach students. This organization has answered the problems of many people who were undecided about teaching as a career. Le Cercle Francais, new name of the French Club, is trying to uphold the purposes for which it was created. Tureen suppers, scavenger hunts, and just plain social gatherings, all in Frenchn, mark the objectives of Le Cercle Francais. Francaise El Not only do the Spanish students apply what they learn in their classes, but they also have a lot of fun in Spanish Club. They have tureen suppers, pinatas at Christmas, scavanger hunts, riotous initiations, and Spanish movies. Espanol M? 4--v m I IK4 QQ Mggiwm T.. unior This year there are two junior Art Clubsg one under the direction of Mr. A b Diggins and the other under Miss Sager's able guidance. Interesting projects u S keynote their activities. els JETS-or Junior Engineers' Training School-is a new organization pattern- ed after national jets' groups. The club is directed by Mr. Geddes. S '22, X . R Ett. r 67 A j .E-':3,..,m I ..:, .,- ,A I X ' . ' Aim-not just the bull's eye but safety in handling of firearms on the R range and in the field. Stresses competition between both boys and girls. 1 Rifle Team Second Place in the league last year-trying hard this year. Open to all Rifle Club members with unusual ability. 68 Industrial Arts Club To supplement the skills learned in Industrial Arts class interested boys are learning to apply their skill in the Industrial Arts Club, under the direction of Mr. Bailey. 3 iz' , ' : it N Wi ui w 212 .nw ti... W. J :a....3.A Latin Club It is the object of the Latin Club to com- bine class work with the interesting his- torical background of ancient Rome. The many activities give a better understand- ing of the language and the people who spoke it. Our tureen suppers and parties rounded out a very exciting year. It is the duty of the Athletic Association to help promote all athletic A events. The members are students who, by selling tickets and refresh- ments at all the games, enable the school to buy new uniforms and ' ' equipment. This group deserves the thanks of the whole school. mf E E I lu 4251 'lfirtiz f yn, ' W, , ,tw VG . gb V mm, 4 ,M n ei 122 m.KmV'3'iD -1 ,gi , WQNMQILW, 1 39 fi W X MA 5 .Lg ff K :mi V p f f , gA?f'f?N9ifi'QJ ,IQ ' V ' 7 1 -di y K ,.:m,, M , I '7f ,1 A, -n. QS ' E , U. 3.1 aw -' nf ig, 1 3 Q , ,ga B Q' fu 5533 r 3 wg . K' W ix A Q dw Mr M 'S t Q 1 a 'A ,L V035 'ff H, Q X 3? mt 1 .v L 2 M f S 5 ' 2' 'Q 7 v, L 'M 4 a may f X l gi S? . r ,Q ,, zfiiwk - 335-ies ,mjg W jw Q f P1 53 N Y f Ki 7' Sv. Y' 5 , Q32 E? 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V P 7 A N up .. ,4...,,::., .... 4 it Ki' A , ML D I X .11- The largest Quaker squad ever to don practice fell Q61 uniforms, 75 boys put the football spirit into our K school. The team rode a wave of victory until N meeting East Aurora, who beat them in a 6-0 RX heartbreaker to take the championship. The team 3' W i - never took a drink of water during the game- ' .4 - 47 a sign that they were determined to win. A J 3 v . -A f Q' A tr: :,, , scoREs 1 fr . W ,W 2 West Seneca ..,.....,. 6 O.P. ........ 7 A Depew ......,........,,.,. 21 ....,,,. 7 Hamburg .s,.. ...... 6 .,,,, 7 , t Frontier ...... 0 ..... 13 I l g Sloan .v....... ...... 0 ..... 2 6 if ii East Aurora . ..... 6 ,.... 0 if 5 'N Amherst ....,. 13 ...... 0 i sw' , at 5 t 3 6 ea e r es aa a e ee r t if A J '- F .. , Q A Football Fzfty Four C,,,C,,Wi,h,,m ur Best Season D BACKFIELD j.V. Football Everyone is proud of the 1954 junior Varsity football team. They were the only football team in OP's history to have an UNDEFEATED season. Mr. Stevens did a swell job. CONGRATULA- TIONS, j.V. TEAM! ! ! Sloan , .Y....... West Seneca Depew ..,..,., Hamburg .... East Aurora Frontier ....., SCORE LINE 6 3 H Gwe Te w , ' Undeieated tv - 5 ln Seasons Play 11 1-172 eatei LV. A Undef Team Downs Punk , a3fS' D5m1 Sbpn 26 Q 0 A , Fronfxet 39-0 Dr ofY Of Season Erie Colint Frontier ............ Springville Pine Hill .. East Aurora Maryvale ....V..... Hamburg ......w.,. Amherst .....,,,.... Pine Hill .. Maryvale .,.,,,,,,, Corky I 1. 'I x, l 1 i u Dick Steiss SCORES Coach Ross West Seneca West Seneca Springville ........ Frontier ......V..... Hamburg .......... Amherst ..,..,...... East Aurora Hamburg ........., Williamsville John 76 Sam Champions .R . J I As S 1 X, t se f 5 i s 5 ,9 ft XR S .X George Dubbed the darkhorses of their section by pre-season soothsayers, the Quakers set out to prove that they could beat all comers. They started like they were unconquerable and then a slump of five straight defeats almost ended all hope. As Orchard Park fans had just about given up, the Quakers again caught fire! This time they went all the way, beating Hamburg in the regular Nelson 1' 4? t. Jerry season final to win the cup for their respective division. The team came to the peak of their ability when they met the Division II, Double A cham- pion, Williamsville. In a game that was expected to be a close one, the spirited Maroon and White played a spectacular team game to win easily. Don Jaclt Go ahead, LAUGH unior Varsit Basketball Here you have the hottest JV Basketball team in the county. Game after game, spectators could be heard saying What a Varsity they'll make. Pine Hill ...... East Aurora Maryvale .. Frontier .... Springville Hamburg ., Amherst ., Pine Hill ..,... 35 SCORES 36 Maryvale ...... 22 West Seneca 52 East Aurora .. 46 Springville 46 Frontier ........ 53 Hamburg .... 46 Amherst ........ 51 West Seneca 78 :iii A' 6, Coach Stevens Often forgotten in the shuffle of excitement and school spirit accompanying every Junior Varsity and Varsity game is this year's Freshman basketball team. Their record shows that the Freshmen lost their first seven games, but hidden in won-lost column is the fact that they were lost by the un- believable total of 22 points, or an average of a little more than three points a game. After these heartbreakers, the club settled down nicely and all indications point to a good JV team in '56. SCORES Lancaster .,,,., 59 O P Lancaster ..,,,. 25 West Seneca 52 West Seneca 55 Springville ., 24 Springville Y, 29 Sloan ........,... 28 Frontier ..,...,. 19 Sloan .,,, ,.... 3 6 Depew ..,,,,.,.. 44 Frontier .,,,,,.. 47 Depew ..,.,,,,., 51 Pine Hill .,..,, 17 Ereshman Basketball A' ,N n 1. Hamburg ,, . Hamburg ,,,. Wfest Seneca XVest Seneca XVilliamsville Wfilliamsville ODE TO WILHELM'S WSLASSLERS r Bulging muscles Hard as tacksg Tight pants, Sweaty backs. Smelly room Holds the hasselers They, you see, Are Wfilhelmls Wrasslers. Amherst Amherst Lancaster Lancaster Gowanda 80 George Gallagher Sectional Winner . K li , e W' ag, s si yv K f . ' . as Bmw! gi Q2-Q-in 'K-fi-ff-as 5... is-fe ---H '1:H'f'- -t sw S e .'-:M- t-Q p mf- fm gil. ci t'-nv. El.'xs.Q-Ffa 4.9 U ffl if xref , - U. c ' r' N i W lf' Q 'fb Q This year saw the start of a Cross Country team at Orchard Park. The team participated in seven meets and finished second in their division. Tr a C k Of our two spring sports, track promises to be the most popular. It is a specialized sport. K f - ,W A 5.6, fi Ei?-Liiplggiii in 9 xg. ,X , ,, W lm, s WD , il t V 'E N6 vu? 5 X 19324 33 wsJ......w'1 i 5 RT SPOSIDEI QU AKER cgnsz sscon A NLAS QGITKMHRAT RYYAH? f N 57 56 fn xs gk ea etbd Ltr Flna 2?'t4fA 7 'h J ,MSF- Cheerleaders Through the seemingly tireless efforts of our Cheerleaders, a definite school spirit is kept alive. A team needs fol- lowers with enthusiasm galore and we feel our Cheerleaders help supply this loyalty. VARSITY Left to right: Shirley St. Martin, Peggy Wolfe, Barb Hart, Lucille Farr, Barb Turner. FRESHMAN Left to right: Sue Rengert, Anne Obrochta, Justine Shutta, Beryl Swartz, Jeanette Nel- list, Cindy Lump I I 4 I I I if i L - Vffx, 6 r' iq-.I 'Ill l 1, I I E: 1 .f-11,1 - 1, 1, 1, 5-U V A ' I II 'fl .S v 1 U , I . .f ' .J 1 1 I JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Alice Marquart, Jean Rengert, Judy Augustine, Carolyn Gorezyca, Barb Slium- 84 I f SPORTS w as Q 5-u4rvl' -K K On, On fo Vicfory! O. P. H. S. This is our baffle cry, Our winning one, We guess, guess, guess, guess Roll ou? fhei score board feam Figh+ 'For our fame! For wifh our goal in sigh? We're going fo win, We're going fo win, THIS GAME! ' F'- ' fi, ' iifi, Q ,S Q 1 ,S my Qs E2 73420 LDS NAS 'S J X L3 iii?-4, 6 'Q MX l Q. V Q . Al- W K V' 4 Q ji -N - l I MR. COLE MR. SCHLUTER Building Superintendent Clerlr of the District, Director of Transportation EFFICIENT, CAPABLE, FRIENDLY N I ' KT? 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