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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

4 ,, Z 1 ' ,gi ,S 'Y If ilk Ek w A f A M xg ' Y fi? ww, A QE-Sw Q we-' ,119 ,gr wig G E .S ug- 75 x Q 5 1 f fqfl ff, Z .f , W 5 if 5? ji' z 'Q M ' ' K x 4- w- f ' - - - Q 5' ' Q , K .3331 ,A . Y., fix 'Q og' gd ,V ,...- M I f x 9464: Sk 'P' .. '2umL. -Ll' ,. In Memory It's hard for us to put our feelings into words, but the task is made easier by the knowledge that every student in this school, every teacher and every member of the school staff feels the same way about Judy. Her thoughtfulness and charity earned her many friends, her personality and pureness of character endeared her to them. Few of us could offer something for having lived sixteen years on this earth, but Judy not only lived a virtuous, unselfish life, her self sacrifice and genuine love for others was always evident, always placed before her own desires. She was a rare human being, endowed with a wonderful personality, intell- igence, and popularity, and underneath it all, a pure heart. Judy will forever remain a living example, her life, a goal for us to strive to model, her memory, a shining spotless reminder that we are created for a purpose. IMHO Y K' Www Annu .Q M, 1- 3 KA 8 X ,' -1 QM x e a 9 M 1 1 1 2 .Adu V Q' X sg' 1 Y :Q N .W , ' ml ' Q A' X in Ahh U q 'fl ff r 6' -' s , X i ,A-Q-mfQff. -my .,,i IS ml-.lm-111 mvu-if -mnl.1i.f, 1 - I' r-.xl a I 5 will Nye, S. of . . wi emnlmir f W-rj, tif' wi- , it 'rf' 'Q Q -L 4 gwl 1958 Quaker Editor-in-chief J A J 7 Jo Ann Finnegan Business Jawa Charles Stoddart Literary oo, are Jill Fenton Victor Thiell Photography J, ,J Dean Gorthy Sports ,oo..aoo, J ,ooo o J, Trey Cooley Advisor -M.aaoaaa,ooo -aaooJ J. J. Diggins ra Orchard Park Central School Orchard Park New York Y If 5 I aw' r IXUIJ ,4 . 5 K pq 4 F ,e Q-.wana-e end? W ,.. EMM ug ' ...-A ii-7 . . Dr. Giczier, Mrs' bm Len gg Rlghf. Board of Education en' nu- - ' The guiding hands Supporting and backing the school When we stop to consider The long hours of work We say it again - Thank you. Q Ii 'Ff 319'5 'F' ' 'fy .A i-si 1,3 M ,, 'Qfmrw--Lf wf- L-. :Q -11 mg 1-1gl.,'a ,, , .f a.!f..w-L. i?wz if'l x -QQ g xv-,,'3',5,g5miqr VE by F1 ' ' 5.24 A '- ia ' 3:-fs, An? '19 , .Tl :,,, ,qw Lwq,+- . A N 56' X 'W' NA 51 ' ' 24 K1 J: I ' gg sr, . i f 1 J uf A Mifqk lf- 2 A Z 5 'f W, f 2 K x i i, ff - ,,, ,, - gig. ' A. .ra-mf. :Q-. 'M 1 k , lfmmn High School Office: Mrs. Terry, Miss Meyer , 7 , 4, , , f 'M 1 , 'iq U ,fl IT My ffpfljffj f 1 A125041 1' L fini., fn: 5.461 FII Q64-ri YKLT V A ly ' LD W 4 ff Cx ,EW :V Ugfffrfclfil L I mf, fix' s , Ii J , IX Lcfrfif. M' 1' 'Vt ss' '- 5 lj J L fi l.'i M x ' ,f 1 if Set-,efqq Of Room 23 4 . . Miss HW, Librarian: Miss Shank i Central Office: From Left: Mrs. Warren, Miss Belurgi, Mrs. Ash, Mrs Ncdeau Faculty Industrial Arts: From Left: Mr. Miller, Mr. McGahey, Mr. Metz, Mr. Kilmer, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Houghton Faculty ln every school there must exist two groups: Those being taught - and those who teach. And every day of every week From hour to hour We find that we cannot avoid THE FACULTY But as we come up through the ranks We realize the worth Of teachers who can be our friends Not only English, history, and math q f 'lx l w l . x Science: From Lett: Mr Gideon, Mr. Ober- krieser, Mr. Seskin. Seated: Mr. Keyser, Mrs Roosa But guidance, companionship and help. No more the feudal system Of teaching masters and learning serfs, We at last have come to see That teachers are People - Too. Business: From Lett: Miss VanDyke, Miss Bardey, Mrs. Maynard Dietitian: Miss Ripley Citizenship Education: From Left: Mr. Clark, Mr. VonDyke, Mr. Pantera, Mr. Whiteside. Seated: Mrs. Diggins, Mrs. VonDerhoef, Miss Huppuch Language: From Left: Mrs. Colondro, Mr. Erickson, Mrs. Kyser 4- Af- I' 'C 4'-1' -X-I, ,' -- 1 Core A 18th Grade! From Left: Mr. Eggles ton, Mr. Keyes, Mr. McGovern, Mr. Streit Seated: Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. McDowell, Mrs Norton, Mr. Heintz 5 9 6 IS? gi, English: From Left Rear: Mr. Felix, Mr. Reed, Mr. Boer. Front: Mrs. Hoffmann, Mrs. Cesar, Mr. Snyder if X i QW? 5173 Curriculum Coordinator: Mr. Grant Homemalxing: From Left: Mrs. Rupp, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Berrimon Art: Mr. Diggins, Miss Sager fyvfi-f'A'cv Physical Education: From Left: Mr. Wil- helm, Mr. Behm, Miss Czurles, Mrs. Clark, Miss Henning, Mr. Snyder, Mr. Stevens Core A Uth gradel: From Left Rear: Mr. Yuhnke, Mr. Jontzi, Mr. Keith, Mr. Lintner. Front: Mr. Stewart, Miss Widler, Miss Ott, Mrs. Noeller ,- 4 QA fy fl 'WA ','V4f71i1c.':'f ,LH-Zwfff' rig' i ' .Jz 7 1 rf, 61, f ,if wg' wi? 4 fL f jivhgf we 4 ,f of Driver Education: Mr. Wakeman, Mr, Hobicht Mathematics: From Left: Mr. Wittmonn Mr. Geddes, Mrs. Dickson, Mr. Rudroff, Mrj Webster 5 5 ng, , S A .s'. f Q is . . J I 5 - .. T V k K Q Q C , ,H .:3...', K J ' s Q H 6, ..,.: . WA' ' V 'g A , NW-.in xx i lr Nurses: Miss Orendorf, Miss Lufy. Seated: Miss Moerschfelder lusicz From Left: Mrs. Boltzer, Mr. Brooks, Mr. Rasmussen Guidance: from Leh-, Mr. Ingram, Mr. Durkee. , , ,.,. , , 'ff' : ',!puQ'H,M.Sh'b In iffy If., X WA? rgfn? I ted, 'Mraz n rs c rel er '.f7 !'1r'4'4, 1' ff' ' ff f - ' T bin Audio vas-ml: M 0 rv Yi ww 3. 5, : .xr 11 A,:1r'1x N I 41 ig S K X K -iff 1 , 5 Y Nw 5 Q 5 4 ,., .. 1 AS w. V K ' 0 Q U 1 . L l : K ,, 3 . , 1 5 is Q lil X ' it H pp. I Y ' is ' f I A 'F '- is ' A , .Q . Q . 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Various dances-and the Prom and the Ball- As the Seniors tell everyone anyway Superior lunch hours, that thesis All we know is that it's been fun To now-why, it's all gone so fastl Making money-or trying. But we hope that the memory All culminated in a trip- Will always remain A smashing success-Washington! As we thumb through these pages: And now at graduation The Class of l958. Sandra Leigh Alderman Charles Anderson I-.9-ww., , 13-JMr. a'7 -0190'72fn Our world-traveled redhead-Sandy. Liz- erature is my Utopia. Chuck: Loud sweat- ers and friendly ways have made him popular with all girls. Jim: l'M as bad as the worst, but, thank God, l'm as good as the best! Gene: Quiet, but hard as nails - one of our winning football linemen. Caroline: Her AW-- ,zQ0,.,c ffmwi, Ado? ,fliwa ,,0.,1Z4- 611-c au, ?,',4, ' hw M .MLM ,Lu-0,4 l uni! QL' ,dlvgg ki'-10 L4-. Q, MMA of 6.?w4,a. dum - 1 W W7-1 James Bailey W4 gov! A adm: . enior brothers with different interests, ut both want to ioin the Navy. Bunnie: will we ever forget her and Chuck at the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance? Joy: How about that? She hates kids to charge their lunch! Jeannie: what attracts our fashion plate to Holland? Qjrpzllrfjeff 'fl' 'ILL password is Bob. Ron f i7 vlyewfllanff' 'fX,,z fx, Eugene Baun Ronald Benn William L. Benn Bennett Joyce E. Bogardus Jean Marie Boldt iiww MA if W gn? l Wi .i M ii: W 93 if ll X l V 1 r xl? My :Q iff X r I 3 xqltl E wljy EJ0,4lT',o1f , 0 w 0 i l J-2,121 DJVJX Charles Bolt: JV-'William Booth William Borcllert Sandra A. Both rlizrblzlf Ann Boyle Jeanne E. Boyle S gg' 4,2529 ll I K Il - II I ' ' ll Butch: That s the way the ball bounces - Jeannie: You re kidding - She and Raffy with Bonnie at his side. Power: one of Mr. may some day be sisters-in-law. Brownie: Whiteside's swimmers. Why do they call him You bet, anytime - he's got the slowest WIDJITP Borch: He'll never know of the walk in the senior class! Joy: A sweet girls who swoon at basketball games. Sandy: attractive kind of grace. Lou: Oh Chee- Harvey? Oh, cut it out! Bobs: Holy wo-wa - l'd rather be smalllarlgl slpihe thai-if Smokes - Where's Canisius, Barbie? be large and cast a sway! fl, 4' ,,,fl!,,'fl IHS il I t ' , 1 ' , , K ' I f J! I ll y l' I gfff, yffw ,ff ,f .fl ll., ll J lil If till' li 'I 1 ffl ff -W ,f N My Donald Brown X QM ' ,WV flfllryl Lou Buczek if f X . . x X ll. , K frlilw A!3,,,,X Lyon- N15 A ff x,. W Ognclglilli C Ml it fr My ' T :W Algal if ml ll: M Carla: Hi Bunkiel o little rebellion is a good thing. Carolyn: A willing heart and a helping hand. Chill: Doggone it. Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Trey: K. .,c' , Q I .-,I ' 1 f fx 1 3 A ' n T 3 Carle .lane Campbell Albert Porter Cooley lll James Cluver Shirley Curletta l ,f Jones's right arm. Those are five-cent pencils. Jeanie: Piffle - she wants to be Don's 'only' girl! Fred: Let thy speech be better than silence, or be siIent. June -- Aurtllur Cllilcofl' The best of me is diligence. Jim: Jum Happy now? - the reputation she lives up Don't worry about it - The other A o to. ,nofy is tog1orroWShirley:X,l rslyy' 'QM fl 'V W? f : llll - of L f, fx X , ' flf My uf' cw Wi ' Iii, sg: welll!! ma again June la. nam Alum , XXMSMM- Qyx AXMUXP Q l csv W XSxLmfxS Sew . Q LV, QBXQJQS. 0 William L. Donaldson Bill: You know it - our handsone tech- nician - is there mischief in that smile? June-bug: manner is woman's best adorn- ment. Dave: When I grow up l'm going to Je a professional game-poacher. Elly: p f ite in size, big in heart. N Artie: Shut up ,efore I plant y ul Q' his dctivity - leav O 1 ibecufv June Duggan David Ellis ing school early. Jill: Go on, rain all over me - confusion follows her everywhere. Jo: Oh this Yearbookl Tell us, Jo, what did happen in Panama? Larry: I need an excuse for Lab. Now am l hail - fellow, well - met with all. Dee: Checkl One of the lucky three, dazzling with a diamond. lilly, l dv ,gb J' A A Aaujtfmosc? iran Ycclwe so Liww ilvffl VY'-Q' t V nut, Juno wir Q rf ,Qs ' Ter OQSL i chilli X f Arlgjlnfr Engels ODlQJiIFiol2lliEFl lntLdQilh3urR 316059 93'-Sad LarfY Fiore!-to OV 'ana ginqnikiifa md :luis bl rw mpl FM. Jl I 'U k Qjw ll ii M u 7 l Q Q3 Al Vfolwkwwy W... WW... Muffy 56.6, iv W iff' D iq . www ,EWG QQ? if if ply? v NX Ml J ,.wL'D-'V ' mb 1 . W 1 QQ f ,lf V l XYX Wd LN - mimnv4w4a1ig Dennis Michael Fitzgerald ROUGH Flick Fitz: So glad you could make it - a nice guy to go fishing with. Flicker: Don't work too hard - if 'Sweettooth' hands out another box of candy . . . Bick: The other of the two outstanding brothers - fight till the last You stupid - think! A fair silent recommendation. Jack: gasp. Judy: exterior is a . . w ill' li if li I Benjamin Fargariy li ,il ii l l l X ,X 'VU ff! Prudencia Garcia xlll'l 9' yi 4, X W elif ll 'X ff' M gfglf I I' in . . ,ry f ' 4, A4 ,jj Vbffj M X I X' All. ' pffvw lifwlfcfyv p 05 f W fir X F ,V ,yy ,,,ff 4 . W ff' M W Lf: 1 f . 0 W MW lllcfllpl I DWM7 Ki-Q2'-veg ca 3 flv204.i,'.fa 'iffy Cv ll- H 1. cw! 5201.41 .jwfg QQ! Wayne Flick Every girl - especially one - thrills at his slow smile. Denny: Why are so many Senior girls learning Spanish? It must be those brown eyes. Ron: Get out of here! Did you ever notice how his eyes twinkle when he smiles? Ross: Take me as l am, for l'm not going to change. An athlete and a gentlema l ilk - -.3 cg! i xl N x 'yy x. lx 2 Juaifi- Meri. rm-it A aim G llagher ' ri Ronald Geisendorfer Q Ross Geifler if x-lttihwl ' 4' , AL HR in ma, gl ag wif UHNL -xl , wglmmxb., cplvx-llfq Qlwgg bm oclQlL cnufw all lol Civil 5 , ' ,QCA ml Neel tl saw T03 call el i il Ni ill - Q34 ,WC f it Ji wffjwc me QAM QJYVAJJ-XOXKJX . by ggi it aft if :W N . I iv D in I , we , V r' 'Q ' . X' ' ' E ll Edward Geqrgg - Cllfbl JOCII Gibtecke Q' I e fours M. Glazuer Arlene Glinsboeckel Q ' Fi y ' . . iq! 4.,,L..-fl 10'-s Epo-1. al-o. la-ef-va.. H H Juice: ou lie! As for I ks, person ity, is her trademark. Ar: You bet - Arlot- character - what more could we ask in a tas' profits by her. Madge: Maybe you'll person? George: You woudn't kid me now, feel better tomorrow - wit and personality would you? Wants to earn his weight in dollars. Geek: Oh, rot - her pertness has a way with the teachers. Sandy: lt would be nice if everyone coud have a horse and a swimming pool! Bloody: Music is said to be the speech of angels. Longhair Margaret M. Gorham - don't let that dimpled innocent smile fool you! Scoop: Could you come down to the darkroom - to pose? That's Dynamic, our photographer. Tim: My name is . . . ha ha ha! His Ioquaciousness, jokes and distinctive laugh are known anywhere. R. Dean Gorthy Tim0fhY GUY tf ' l Vs ti i tw! SWR' Y' Q , SEQ? if E3 mfswge, cp -912,5 39 Wx, xiii? 3 gsfi iii . e seees , , e s Y Wtfliww W Gus: Let's go skiin? - did Art say he was q et!!!fLif!J You got troubles, kid? didn't like girls? Hmmm. . . Gusty: The Hungarians will rise again! There aoes our vivacious class wit - off to cross-country practice! Dave: How he manages to get out of classes to take pictures is a mystery - and - Be sure to buy the Orchard Park Press! Mill: Say, Lieve . . . what? . . . never mind! And we used to think Milly Oh, to hear Liz say, Free cones at the drug- store! Dave: Forget it. Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Hare: Always a friendly smile - who's Pat, Jim? Carol: Honey, you know it - a girl with a talented smile. Don: l'll never tell - a fine fence in the Senior Play.Z ja, ,swam - t ' X 1 - . V, .:-lg, fl '7 'U K ' X24 ff X , i A A Qi James W. Hellr Carol Anne Henderson Donald R. Henney - Riff ff0'L1 . '54 ' CZ if L' t ' J f gig? LJ!! , ' 711 IHA., W W J lf' 'file W JW Lew l J-VJ lg if l-CVGYI1 C. Hensel Richard Holmes Ronald Ho ler Q is M, v F595 '5 Jffff sf ifgfawkinsi You'd best believe it - his sense of humor can suddenly pop out from behind his continuous smile. Dick: Hi-i-i-i-i - his personality and leadership are measured by his height. Ron: There'd be no time to recognize him if we didn't know that cloud of dust known as Ron and his carl Pizoni: l'll be doing that - it's good to have you back again, Maria. Fred: Oh, so helpful and friendly when there's a complicated physics problem to solve. Kell: Our happy card- player. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chuck: A person who will do any- thing for anyone, a great swimmer, and the cutest boy in the class! Judy: You've had it - carrying on that car-wrecking tradition, Judy still manages to get to work at the bakery. Harry: Mug him! - As many friends as freckles. Maria L. Imagna Fred W, Kqwq Baan F. Kelly Charles W. Kendall Judith Kerl Harold Kiess M , xl l M2 W2 J l J falifffl C91 billy rL gjlgifpkllt M llievaiil Y Jacqueline Kirchner Carole M. eis0'0 Kirch: l'Il never go steady again - but Jackie iust can't seem to help it - she's too popular! Carole: But sweetie! - there's her man in the '57 Plymouth. Paul: Where- ever there's Paul, there's motorcycles and class debts! Baird: Pretends he doesn't like girls, but we know better. Bucky: l'll help SQL, of being the shortest boy in the Ciassg fun shall be my passport, Terry: A sunny smile that sells itself - our modern dancer in the operettas. Jim: That's what l say - One of the sorrowful parts of our year was when Jim departed for greenerK?l pastures to Chi- cago. Tom: That's what l say - A friend ya - characteristic of pick - better known YTWOY well be reckoned the m0Sfe P!9Ce Of as Pawnee Bill. Ronnie: With the distinction l'l0fUl'6- x lllll all tl l Q, ff, J , I MQW Baird Langworthy John Le Messurier Ronald Lernke ,lxjir Ljfla My Carol Lemme! James Leonard Thomas W Llndsley ill!! W!! J l fo My if t'l'L 1 KQV A 3, f 7 A' J xx llf2lWf 5 Qi lf l l'l:t , l' ' M seam, 3141: so 7211. ps, s XY-ff ,Crm 'li I ' b u 4 'xv 'SW3 cvb5gb'S9Xiljs9f O! 0 0 M Uxsvrtfjgtftss 6wNPt'ffYf't ,QW fi SW dwcgvdi osgfisiv' MJ ,Q . 1. , 1,335 My mfg , , YL cj l, OR, W ., siiffyfifliilii ,Ml W r xxx. were Z g, l' XXMWL gp JW ' L W ,L L i Judith Ann Lingle Bradley Lan: Lucinda Lulm flzlfflfco Y J I ' Ronald B. Luther Elizabeth E. Marth Raffeala J. Martina fl x 4605? Vjlfl 0 'I I l L M 'J J W WW Judy: Diamonds and redheads are her theme. Get smart - Shp spen s r ti e coll t- Pains of love be sweeter far, Than all other ing class debts, giving Senior Ball p rties, nd lf D, pleasures ore. Brad: There's always to- . . . Doug? Bonnie: Did you see the way morrow - but sometimes tomorrow is Mon- he wrestled? - those big brown eyes, no day morning after a long week-endl, Cindy: eyebrow pencil, either. Mare: That's life H'LO! - Her ambition: to be a good wife in a big city lt's hard to tell whether Mary and skiier - which comes first, Cin? Luke: will make her mark in life as a What do you say, Sam? I will be the pattern of all patience. Betty: Steady Eddie - The power of beau? I remember yet. Raffy: I 1 09 9' .oin E. ffsffii sf'is'f2f!' dancer, or just by being so Can't he ever get to school mischief here and there. tt ef elif r swim. ,V V , . WQMMM1 il 7, McCarty 1 f f is , 1 im l Ni Lo 9 N, VV My it A Lt lull GW' L it ,M lil Mvfx J . for I 'lf . Q 9 'Ira if ll 1 cf' X I IW A i , riff I 9, X X Gif yr' f L 1 VD J if Q 11 S . 1, fxfl TW X Qjfvi XV . , f . ' if Vg, 3' , X ' , ' . T 96 xx rl Fred Meier Brenda Lee Meister Christine Mielralskl T . Barbara A. Miller Nancy A. Miller David R. Murphy Vbjilo, hi-7, Freddy: ls that right? The joker in the deck, yet he's never unkind. Brenda: You send me - known by all as Deb , she never appears unhappy. Chris: Yeah - Quiet in class, but afterwards -l l Millie: Was that ever funny! - She's beautiful and therefore to be wooed. Nan: Good Heav- ensl - Alternqting between here and Colo- gorgeous tan. Murph: All books he reads, and all he reads assails a man must be a non- lt's all right - At the rate he's going, he'll soon be national rifle everyone's friend! Jan: - whoso would be conformist. Bob: champ - and also Nobody is perfect. lf eyes were made for is its own excuse for be- seeing, then beauty ing. Nick: Good morning, Ace - a friend is a person with whom l may be sincere. Nareanpv, Jeannette B. Nellist Stanley Nicoloff ' J l Harold Noeller Donna Lee Nuessle Annette Obrochta Harold: Where would he be without that red station-wagon? Queenie: Nasty gash - Everyone envies her beautiful strawberry- blonde hair. Ann: Heyl Whatyoumean? with a pixie. Eddie: Howcome? He and Dorothy are always together - always in 6th period study hall. Loret: Hey stupid! - Of surpassing beauty and in the bloom of - whose '53 Ford is that? Anne: lt's the life. Gary: Don't get shook - l hate no- lrish in me - Always late, Anne will always body: I am in charity with the world. Butch: be foiled on doys the prayer starts at 8:05. The wandering pivot in gym - in posses- Joy : Heck with it -our cute cheerleader sion of wit, beauty? and grace. 'L i We W 1 Af :, if fy, c , my V lillwli 'M ojfiffiy : J ill A U' 4' ' ffl' 7 Ellen Anne 01,2-1 Joyce Anne Palisano Ed ' a er ' B ,, ,,,, c . .. ,,r --mn gf Q? I l 'AA' U, ,, W fxfcg i sf' 1 1' ' . - I 1 A ., N ,I k- c .faflfl g v 'VII ILP flfs-' t i fri' '7'?J'2 C ffl in M M WWQ Jw 1 N Q, lil' , il gp fl: y J llWf5l:W: , ly! W k -l'Cv1 BW? GTZ? X16 Jo Co pd I l ft Michael Petrinec W etm Douglas Pierce 6 ,, s 1- is AJ ff . Mike: One of the three musketeers . . . be- ing pursued by either Mr. Kyser or Mr. Mc- Gahey! Chib: Pretty sparse - he keeps the class laughingg someday he'll own an ex- pensive pipe. Doug: Knobby - Best you do! - By the work one knows the workman. Pat: - Hawk-eye - Ya Hoo! Like a watc'h, always on the gog will she ever run down? it lasts. Dave: Have you paid for your Christmas Cards yet? ls it the women or the food that draws him to the cafeteria? Mike: To coin an old cliche - typically tall, dark and handsome! Sue: Come on, you guys - yelIl Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. Gypsy: Oh, crook! Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways Phil: Life is so short - let me have fun while of honor. ly ' Q20 .YY ,, fo .YJ Patricia Ann Rados Philip Rapp: ' K wfxoaqijfiztf Q Michael Reilly Suzanne Rengert Florence V. Renzi 2 ,3 iii? x N ivyvf' 'X?'x'Xv'f. N wok, ' of 5, w bxx fl Aw r yew o if' f QT A Us X Xifbfjx XX X' 'L Q7 0 N Q K f .X Q1 fl , . -l ,X w--1 m1n-.1 Selly Jean Robitaille Alan Sager , l' ill r-I Yilqllipl Kilim lily Sal: The flower that smiles today with a and feminine voice. .loaniez She comes with a variety of nick-names -For love and beauty and delight there is no change. Chris: Love itself - shall slumber on - is that a diamond or just the stars in her eyes? Al: Senator Wwe WW' Q,Z5fV'rf 'Ein ' il ,ff mented in light from her own beauty. Slim: That girl is not well, she is sick, sick, sick - Rarely, rarely comest thou spirit of de- light. Shoe: You Idiot - Conform and be dull. Ed: That's a 3ll lunchl Our silver- tongued orator and actor. Smitty-mouse: Fogbound - He became an officer and a Hail to thee, Blithe spirit - with Pat, nilarried gentleman, which is an enviable thing. Fran: life ill alwa be fun. y 'xi 'lx Fran willingly drives everyone around. G r -' Q il xg V tx N r X A V .NB xx' xl , 'S 1 , 1 , l Xl 'W ,, X A X X 1 , X lxy Nflxsl x Ky tk n 1 ffl X X arm sci-eu V' gm c. sC'li6fBl' Patricia 1:-Nscl-mln 1 ,,i i- mm' lfillffhtx My Sf' . S W Wdifilw ,w, W Ml W X Mfg ,flf lVjQ'tw'Zf,W'i1 f M ' ' 7' ff, I I., ,fffjffffjygfe K. ,MfwfQQfW37s 4. N P5 l Q cv' l Q. X ' wk' fl ll-' fl 6 'AM I, 1' L L jr! J l lf ll U F ,UUJL , X l lt V , f7 ,X ' , V IQXO ' 'J IWW nc,'QffJxx 'X it ,vt , www W 2 n 0 Y LW ty , ,lkvwfvwi . fur, 1 . Lf' M ,Q I' 0 TZTLQ ,l ftfrv 1 h -J 'fkj '11, ' - dx fbi! J CM L fvV Lb Urony og P fl WA, fl f JL 1 lx? by nffpfvvy ll X , , , YQ U I Jak Justine Schulte James S. Schwedt Robert Segool , N f'vv'D , . , , 'Tb A Dawn ,-inlbL.w c2 SKUODU'-5 WND SUWL1 5 I5 JV S r ,xr 4 T - Petr? fact L cwxxvvvnff lgvfe, .SALLIZI YY-'O T743 Carol: A kind look, a heartful comp iment . . . Her heart is back in Germany! Beak: girls? Teach me half the gladness that thy heart must know. Turk: Our Hero and Knight of the Square Table - Swift to hear, bootball captain - The wisest man is he show to speak, slow to wrath. Schulzie: who does not fancy that he is so at all. Dede: Short and cute, flirtatious with a twinkle The leader in the deed a woman - her in her eye. Jus: Oh, be serious - but her intelligence will take her far. Judy: Oh, dimples give her away! Schwedy: Life is that's dutchyl - Her voice in all her music, too short to waste in critic peep or cynic her music in her voice. bark. obgjyvi l he ever stop teasing the ,ty . V ,. . ,., J ' ff' M 19 l J ,L 'L ,,M,y.,4jAVJ,, I if-f LUV A-fi DIV H ' If Q ful-'V , Lf! ,'Up,,f2williW,15fi7lylf p,,,,,,,, C, 5i,,,,,, Judy cm: simon 'NP' , 77 Ll ll, , AL , ii, ,wx J Ju, fl ,M ML' .DWL 'Wf Q L50 XML-1 'I ,JJ ' U I J ,L 0 VW ,X if , 1 Q.. M John Spencer XJ John L.: Born to fly upward - blessed with o gay and carefree personality. Spence: -tl She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk VN, with And pleasant, too, to think on -- l Spivey: Terrible job - Sweet are the slum- lxisw bers of the virtuous man. Spork: That dis- l tinctive dresser in the class, quiet, yet known to all. Lynne: Red hair without lmuchl tem- per, for a smiling face has she. Carl: When with a quiet hello. Ja-nz A bubbly laugh and , sunshine hair - that must be the secret to Jan's popularity! Chuck: Paskal No pleas- ures endure unseasoned by variety - all made successful by a wonderful personality. Satch- mo: Waddaya Say: His height, his grin, and his skill with a basketball-would mark Mike anywhere. pra tle for hou , he makewym Robert James Sporysz Marjorie Lynn Sprague Carl Stauch ' Jeannette Stevens Charles Stoddart Michael P. Sullivan Qglglwlwiggy .M ,f5kl'll l ' eff! 650' ' A 'dll fi 1-bil ll lil .lily 'I Lfllxif J' WL Q LU f-J' ,7 it 1 'Yu x 71,-Lv Cwhgt -,ml ,il will ff whplvl -N, -' lj' W0 ' , .51 VX, jim, V f, J' ,fy lkwv fkfl l. 4161 ., rl-I ul' , iz - ii, a Q-JV rw bf ,ffl wp M Lt ,JL ay, . f f y l t i, j .Ji M by Wy' Af Jwl ' I R A L . 1 f 'X r if qw y N y, A ,Li l N '- jlwkx ,hi K ,X 1' , ,l Q 7 ', fl ' f P, Ju ' f l 'YT m . f 9.1 l I ni, gJ P. - ,BQ txt ll xi K x, X x A I! XX. cf -f q . -X J .553.,g 'Q-- Roger Sutter Beryl F- SWUIT1 Rog: Not eager to let the world rush by, He halts the harried pace. Beryl: Yet she never fails to please - her addition to the class, her blue eyes and black hair. Vic: With a talented brush and a will to serve, he will make his way into the world. Goose: Aud keeps 4th period lunch forever i-n laughter. Her wit her mark of distinction Nancy: Others often regret their speech, l never l v 1' ,L I' , 1 diana Wf WLL.C'0!'U , i' W W gr' frffiwfw wif! 'V Martin Victor Thiell smile. Sue: Friendship is a sheltering tree - She is as much apart of the class now as she was born here. Sher: Her walk and husky voice have gained her a string of ad- mirers - yet she remains true to one. Tom: A high-powered salesman, willing to please - a-nd always with a new ideal Roe: Green eyes and friendliness plus a rapid stream of conversation! Who shall be a light between M OW' LM' Q5 my silence - Our quiet Senior, with a pixie truth and intellect. fl 3,11 xl VIVV '7 yi . cw ' QS' ,il Ofaflk l fc ,GMX ,iAudrey M. Thomas Nancy P. Thompson Susan E. Tibbetls . 3- ,ig y Y If lx' ' i y 6 ' V Sherry Lynne Timmons Townsend Tinker Roello Tinsley w 3 I L if l lil? X' i 'flax f Ni 1 A I - , ' UL , .ei ,yoj f of l H, J Mm X lW,,wfL3 i .Sk-gy., .L ' fl 1 1 , . W A 1 lj X ,U .Sr . it xi? QS 1 Y- if vb 'll . J? 59 G ,ilu ,vi ,nl ill! cX.'Y:5'xy,J l N +4 U X . i . 'J A K XX' - ffit.-fl 'J . H x l ls EJS3 L , 'Aix lgklvvlm ll , ivhyll ,N leg' 5 if L. . Q 1 X1 0 l'iflfL O? C i 3 . 8 2 50M is gg .Alf , ,H 33- 'ii t' if V U r l. 3 5 31' I J , 2 A 1 Ly. QL . 7' f-' J f ,-3 Jn.: - I - u 'o Q 3, G ' '32 . Q ,- if -f F V +5 FJ .Q t U A-Q' Q, . Oy w PJ S Z M K U ,-4 .D xf Y o 5 V l S J 13 I1 9 -fr ff' 5 Q f-f 1 'T' C at v CI u U v -J u .., c C ,J 1-' yi' 51 -5 -ff J ,Q 9 in 49 YD- ' R X I 1, ll f , Y, ' 1 'lf .1 ff' 1 vt 1 V ...I I I ' W J M W , uf' if 25 W 4 yr ,,f,N , WW lfl ,yi ,W X Mm 'K t will iw ,LW 0 l . Suzanne E. Ullrich Godelieve Vankerckhoven Nancy Vreeland M Thomas Wakeman Albert Wallstrom Richard Walsh 2 X Sue: Act like a Seniorl - Class individual- well. Al: Ding it! He'll make scientific ist - known for her clothes, college week- history - we hope! Dick: Doesn't believe in ends, and straight-forwardnessl Lieve: l going to Physics - he can usually be found wish you kids could have ci beer party - flirting in the halls - if he has-n't gone out with Belgian beer, of course! Nance: She for a coffee-break! Bob: Someone once said appears of happiness - and when she sings, a smile is worth a thousand words - and her voice proves it. Tom: When angry, Bob has just that smile! Dov : Love's pas- count ten, when very angry, swear! The post sives are. hi cti ' parts, gie: i'ThE of honor shall be his, for he has earned it only rew ' H S ue is virtugq X X g Www lx it F ligyllgl Still? l Marjorie 6 Z S ilk x Ci N ty, Qviflgflq ,ZQYQQKMJV will lil' Fw Of ill tw fl SW W 3 David K. Wledelner Judith Wieder Kenneth Wllk Paul J. Wllk Wiede: Our friendly Super-Duper Salesman - his pet project is being kind to new Senior girls! Judy: The manner of giving is worth more than the gift. Ken: Good morni-ng The manner of giving is worth more than the gift when that manner is friendly and kind. Paul: Of all the animals, .the man is the Albert Wilkening Raymond P. Wlttmeyer Duper's finest, Ray is also one of the class's finest. He seems to be always having fun. Joan: Fairer far than all fine days . . . With an impish smile that feels of secrets hid. Char: The first to claim a silver football, Her manner is sweet, and quiet, and petite. arol: Ornament of a meek and quiet spirit, most unmanageable. Al: He hath a will My 'and knciys thelway. Ray: One of u x Ay bfi ' Q-Q W Wil? 'ikyf H M with smpygy holds the glancey, Ava! Llwirf c ,LMT -if Zeke: Hey Beakl The most handsome in our class, Don is also blessed with a mischievous personalityind popularity th h t th h I. i lv . rou9 Ou e sc ook 1 W2 QNJ.. I l 1 1 15 J Seniors not photographed: lug wmv lug. fb Sandra Dodge I ' J 0 RoY KneeIand Z-fafydgfxiv M J 8' Howard Lamker VK Yj Diane Mulligan ei.. N-it of Wit M, iahw-N - t M NWN asf? if A--it lllfgywttwk NW Ni sk t NK Once upon a time Hsurprised-?n Baby it's cold outside Young love 5,5 Behind the scenes with Chester. One mr ond 'WO mi5S95' Q M 1. -air R By the beautiful seo. ook On After dinner speaker d Roll? Ss Scif You name it-it's yours BEST VOICE Sue Spencer, Tim Gow BEST MUSICIAN Laura Glazier, Chuck Stoddart J ' Q WITTIEST Diane Guastaferro, Bob Segool enior Bests MOST LOVING COUPLE ack Gallagher, Bonnie Maul BEST DRESSED Jean Boldt, Dick Holmes -:RS sill NICEST HAIR Charlene Wolcott, Denny Garcia NICEST SMILE ill Fenton, Doug Pierce we I N . 25-I I -fs 2 SHORTEST - TALLEST . Mary Lou Buczek, David Reh ll! ALWAYS INTO TROUBLE Carlo Campbell, Dick Walsh MOST ATHLETIC Paul Schregel, Sue Rengert HOTTEST TEMPER Tom Wakeman, Sue Ullrich OUTSTANDING Tom Wakeman, Joyce Gentile, Dave Spink MOST STUDIOUS Deanne Siemer, Dave Spink BEST DANCERS Mary McCall, Chuck Stoddart .4 xx 2-,tw PRETTIEST - MOST HANDSOME Barbie Miller, Don Zentz 'flip BIGGEST FLIRT Bob Segool, Norma Schulz , li 7 VW fall Q ' Nw M ff! MOST TALKATIVE Tim Gow, Roello Timsley T. 9 iq: :wg V: A ,,, 'M i i Ru'-L KINDEST Dove Spink, Jill Fenton MOST POPULAR Joyce Gentile, Dick Holmes ,. be Ks ,fr Our conquering heroes. get E if ' if k igg : , In : ': e ,g'L I is E 5 Q.. , xL,L 31 inhale! ! April Love iff' , Boing, boing, boing . . . radioactive fish. 5 :L ffl if .lx how you've changed Alice Winter sews. One, two, three . . . uhh! E i L xx s 2 S 5 Just one little picture. -l- Congratulations! l , This is the life l puff . . . puff . . . puff Awwww . . English class? xt ex 1 V ,. K' l 5 'R V ' .,., Q. ,, ec,, , u Exchange We say with pride We have two Exchange Students! Lieve from Belgium And Denny from Spain. It's funny, but they seem to Have always been here. A part of our class They share the joys, the despairs, The dances, the homework, Yet they're of a world so different lt's almost hard to picture. And we hope that they will never forget America - Orchard Park - and us! Oh, for lite on a bicycle Through German cities and farms Sausage and beer . . . Lederhosen . . . Quaint little towns Thatched roofs and mills These are Dede's memories Of adventures untold, Living in a land of mystery Of Lapps and lakes and trees Jill met the Finns . . . And loved their baths And the people. Jo, what's it like? Does it rain every day? Fiestas? A world entirely new Made perfect by her family With love and fun in school. tudents. . . Dinner is served . . The rehearsals we don't see A real close shave Annie Get Your Gun Where are the guns? When you're out there-Smile! lt's all over now except for memories, Memories 'of fun-of talks backstage Of singing those songs, Of watching Annie and Frank And dreaming someday . . . The costumes, the scenery, the make-up, And an audience that loved the entire show. Tall in the saddle. L . s, fl' ,W x Lo ck the doors, no One 'eaves Classes U JF? -y P -if fslfaf Gsf as ' P ,E Y -1- Len. Joe Lau, .,..... Q Juniors Who's Swinging SuIIivan?? Who are the Sobbettes? What's the Junior Pup Tent? We all know As the Juniors march forward Clirhaxing the year With a wonderful Prom. X r . QI' .2 .qw ' -uw s- ,T . C N li QF 1 QI fe Z' 4,16 , ,Q Q ' 'i hm C sa- mv 'W A lg ,J M Ei A 4 A ' R Agro Beicke Burns Collins Dick 1 4 lr f Almendinger Armbruster Augustme BOCHSFT BGIISY Bartz Bea Belurgi Bennmg Bleler Boldt Boormon Borrman Bowel! Burt Carlson Carlson Carney Carruthers Catherwood Clark Conners Corcoran Courteau Da y Daum Dean Dehdlel' Donaldson M Donaldson R Drake Duggan Dunn Ehlers Engels .n I ,l , is 1 i' V ,PX I I 1 ' 1 1 fu fnvfff' 'A' Ef19ll5h Erkkila Evenden Falkner L :schouer Garland Gerlmg Gerstner Gervasl Gllllflef Glinsboeckel Goold V. Q, v. '.. 1, L ff, ll' HE Helmer Henderson Henning Hilbert Hilton Hindley Imhof Johnson Jones Jones Juergens Keith Kerr Kingsland Kinney Klos Kress Lang Longo X at Latt Laudisio Laurie Leitzan Lenney Leonard Liddell Love JV ' all . 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Pj Q L xx li QA N T S NJ 'll' W -fl AX' l' K ' i J X lx I k l i l lj l I fl' L. . i 1- ll Juniors not photographed: Y Bebak X Butler Carroll Delmonte Downey Evans Kroll Leitner MC Guire Phillips Prescott Schwendler Wager Stanley Stebbins Surdi Weaver Wentlond Widrig leg QT . 9' .. V. -V ig . wi -V ,, 'fit' time Schwab Smith Summers Volk Williams, .i' ,L I , I l C. f I i ii' I fx in, ,. if Ql,.'nM! i-Pil l' f l' ' rf-' - .. , ,. JA, 5 :- M ' x K . A 'Ergo 'Z 12 gi- , fi T T gl if-TC Schwabel, A. Schwobel, J. Smolinski Snyder Supolee Sweet Warren Warren Williams, R. Williamson l -F iv .- I iam 1 ., riff' we f - , ik , Ml '73 ii ,'i i :nv ., W4 HNF: rg. x Schwendler Stelmach Terhorst Webber Young Sorbini 'J .-Gr J Bs 'W l' X -e ll ' ixx it .v-.4 99 Nix' i Q iz. V im l 2 ll lllfll .W M vw Schwendler Stephens Thompson Wcl lington Yox Zimmer From Left: Maxine Booth, April Lo Vett, Jeff Timmons, Anne Retzloff. ophomores Beginning their goal: Washington With two splash partiesg Record Hopsg A street danceg And loads of fun As Mrs. Cesar Has fun with the class! Top Row From Left: Kieta, Reese, Cox, Johnson, Hendee, Rogan, Second Row: Ortlepp, Stauch, Miller, Stevens, Liddell, Paquin, Wetherby. Bottom Row: Retzlatf, Jakabus, Ronald, Unger, Obrochta, Bradbury, Green, Tozier. Top Row From Left: France, Condell, Mc Giveron, Wessell, Corbin, Klenk, Marcinkowski Carlson, Hoffman. Second Row: Stanley, Burns, Driver, Fix, Fagan, Bialisik, Bailey, Hodskins, Hayhurst, Bottom Row: Hallet, Hanes, Thurston, Eaton, Wittmeyer, Lons, Klein, Fogarty. 1 Top Row From Left: Capretto, Falkner, Davis, Motz, Geverdt, Bodnar, Eyring, Caputi, Siple, Cummings. Second Row: Butler, Michael, Dell, Brittain, Hellaby, House, Gerstner, Grundon, Haibel, Duffy, Collis. Bottom Row: Petro, Cowles, Kirchner, Seibel, Anderson Wrazen, Reig, Henning. ... l .. N- r - it omni: ff XX of Top Row From Left: Nesbitt, lmiola, King, Murray, Richter, Gibson, Guastaferro, Slade, Holmes, Gobel. Second Row: Rothman, Farr, Obrochta, Sullenberger, Cicelske, Booth Anderson, Glinski, McKenzie, Bailey. Bottom Row: Torbox, Haley, Stark, Miller, Jewett, Blizniak, Perrin, Darbrake. Top Row From Left: Holden, McDonald, Huttonlocker, Gangler, Errington, Cooper, Fleming Second Row: Latner, Keefer, McQuay, Mavrotheris, Ujvari, Pokojski, Proczkajlo, Donner Bottom Row: Baldwin, Bondzio, Kloe, Gates, Maxon, Arnold, Krall, Lenke. Top Row From Left: Tober, Weber, Sponholz, Wolf, Smallback, Mast, Singer, Heichberger, Second Row: Mansell, Hokanson, Timm, Haines, Matevia, Marcinkawski, Wilk, Williams. Bottom Row: Kozma, Thompson, Tilert, Wentland, Michalski, VanRemman, Whittaker, Mason. ii--is . wi- .L mum lm ki. ,,.. i -fy s-f-' ,tim , sf,, in -4 , I Pt' , 5' , 5 i.. 1, UI? no-1 Top Row From Left: Alcorn, Lamont, Timmons, Marsh, Leary, Giglio. Second Row: Stern, Jones, Berger, Braman, Schwabel, Juergens, Sheehan. Bottom Row: Harper, Snow, Bieler, Kendall, Stimson, Barleben, LaVah, Drexler. Top Row From Left: Colangelo, Campion, Marion, McClellam, Ellis, Kock, Engasses, Kuhles Jacobs, Burt, Engels, Hughes. Bottom Row: Corsey, Nicol, Reinard, Bogardus, Glendenning Henry, Geitter, McKee. Top Row From Left: Kerr, Frome, Dau, Green, Laurie, Heverly, Golden, Smith, Dubke, Vanderloo. Bottom Row: Cordes, Shepard, Watson, Mohr, Palmer, Helsden, Nicoloff, Porter. gl 1-i-.w,M,,l , .Mi 7- V if nuixsflm ,V mum-ws, if-, 1 .m1g -7 YF' Leh. Goii PreSC0 ' 'W ' from ' Freshmen Begi-nning the year with a big splash Partyg The Frosh have done it again! Their contribution to the school: The Pizza Prance With pizza- Our national food. v me EY.: ,, . gg . qv .,,l. ... .f. 1:37 Qi six' - E if gl- r 7 .4 ff N. .in in t '9 r K fm . ef Tsmg. ,, Mwn A ,i ff L 'iii ip FMP 2 . :iw -3-X k ,S 9' + in -Q X v A--fA- 2,f- .. . if :M 1- sg., 4 W3 wliiff-fam ,, -, N. fm Y, fgifgfg ,, Vx. S3 . 1,333 we 1 D? 'X Q? A fi f 5M .ispf if .f 3 y Q wa, Hx f mga w P mm sf, 29 5325. QF' ggi x:f7i,'ILf W A Q. ffygnf , 1 Q W ,.., 2 V ,Q 1 Yi w-gk? ns Q Q25 . 21515 fp , , y N N X fy, V asf V h V- WYE 5.sh' any 1. Vx, X! A ,dk , .-I 'I ., -,-qv.. ' vu. 0:'1:5'5sm iff :asv 3 New ., .ni Q ff'- -, , ' Q Q Q S i i , U- .Q V N .5 55' NY? V. M' - mLkh' mm .F ,E V . ' 1 --1 .,...,. ' 1 V 1 g,, '--' 'V : Y gm - zzig A 1 'k ' ' A ' egg? ,gi wx ,. i . ., 5.157 . x . K K. . v,,, I N ,, - W 'V A ,LLL,LL ..., V V V ,,fiVf:. .NMI A . Z. ' ' 8 M: if Q. A MU L5 V V V V W A W n, 'L - . V- A . Y ' , V-Q 'V Lf, , A Yf- 2 V A ' Q if K V f P , N Vw KE? ' gf ' f ., V2 .V . ,. V-if V V V V V -2'- 5. 1! ' L Q1.5ff,Eg V fi? E , . .V - , .. fwzisw - iss- . 5 5 -- wmazfpiigfy- i'--if . - H iii , ,W V I z,, . , . ,L m V V, 'V ,QV W1 ' ' - V. . V V 4 f - 2 . , A ' 'Y' A wif 2 an I , Q X! , . k ,K Ungti . 3 '95 IN.. V1- L Mwizd 1, 1fQWf' -Lf :KV .V 1, Q if ,Jug Q NM .su , in Wim, Q ktx, f A 'J' is f Q ' Eff V 'A 0 K Q 'f Ve g? , ' . mfr ,zffwffww V 55 2: f - J ff11VV?V.dw 'Z 'sim- xksg 53 m , 5 is Q, sk, Is' . .Q ' Q .- . VI f Y gg 4 ' N . 'v ss? X l KK X an .1 X SR x ,P sir Top Row From Left: Gallo, Holmes, Hilton, Schlenker, Siemer, Penmon, Lipscomb. Second Row: Haibel, Borusic, Erkkilo, Prescott, Moyer, Keenon, Solomon, Russell. Bottom Row: Miller, Hendrich, Almendinger, Hortrnon, Denz, Scheele, Noreou, Phillips. as-ai Top Row From Left: LeFeber, Blozejewski, Neher, McEwan, Roehm, Burke, Powelo, Rybinski Yox, Dogue, Gcmtzer. Second Row: Smolinski, Broun, Henshow, Pollock, Stoll, Mosokowski, Ernst, Kiefer, Smyth. Bottom Row: Petrie, O'Grody, Davis, Meindel, Whiteside, Tuttle, Joeger, Kelly. 1 Top Row From Left: Dimitroff, O'Brion, Hall, Colpo, Schwertfoger. Bottom Row: Reese, Reeder, Martin, Wozniok, Trask, Ellis, Dieter. v ,N l igl From Left: Jeffrey Gow, Carolyn Thompson, Bruce Tinker, Sherman Bochnewitch Eighth Grade Champions in football And in Jr. High Basketball Always insuring fun By their dances. What kind? Why, record hops, of course And the dance-The Stroll! Top Row From Left: Haney, Kellogg, George, Osborne, Kandefer, Gallagher. Second Row Brickel, Klein, Fitzsimmons, Ringleben, Thurston, Nicoloff, Brickel, Bottom Row: Wallace Fister, Keefer, Avery, Nixon, Young, Hauser, Mill. Top Row From Left: Wittmeyer, Coleman, Hall, Giglio, Krieger, Symington, Gideon, Cleve- land, S. Second Row: Steel, Cleveland, D., Marsh, Williams, Holden, Nogobods, Morrow King, Schwedt. Bottom Row: Rados, Jonville, Schwendler, Tench, Hutch, Lipscomb, Galza, Chase. Top Row From Lett: Fuhrman, Lott, Stebbins, Jezierski, Edwards, Gassman, Bianche, Reich. Second Row: Ellis, Moran, McCarty, Pikett, Stein, Geisendorfer, White, Franklin. Bottom Row: Ujvari, Rappl, Taber, Shire, Hussar, Kusfreba, Wilshaw, Boarman. wily W X- ' ax 1 ' F S f? , fix . , K . - , H 52 ia , f?! sf as WEQZM if z Li 4 5 if is ik Es 1 f , 1 New h 'Emi 55. in 2551? 5 ,Q if sag. .W V xv S42 E greg: 4, . waz: .Ziff 5' N 4 ' : L I .,., K fy, R. pf? ft John Klass, Janet Jak0S '0z' 'HN' Y from Le 3 evenfh Grade New, unused to the routine, The 7th grade manages Extremely well To have fun And to work Promising to be a fine class And to add much to the school. ii sgsiw Et'-Wi ' 'W' iiginna kiQ-m- , .,'sg, .. 11, .1- ' 4 .iw J Q-fee, . UU NJ ,. Q,'Q'H115 fZj K gr. A, . ... ., sf , f'V4Qi:gEiY-W Y Q ' U ,. 4- v-- Vs Sa Qui! as . My . ICJ' fm- ,- img ' V AW. wyti W 3.5.4 ,ilxfh-Qi!!! f qu!P f T if 5' 2 wg 1 ' wi 'QF' 5-10 3 wg? Ig Www S Y. gg .K T SA ik. ii , Y! ' RST r Qu Q N, V if Top Row From Left: Durscholz, Wilcox, Robinson, Campion, McHugh, Bindig, Fleischauer, Straitiff, White. Second Row: Gorthy, Hilton, Luther, Dellwardt, Pelt, Sporysz, Stanley Petrie, Augustine, Clawson, Wrazen, Bottom Row: Schmitt, Holmes, Campbell, Kohl, Kobel Geitter, Bachewitch, Buchinger. Top Row From Left: La Flamme, Renzi, LaVett, Haney, Schmid, Dick, Collins, Schram Besch, Spencer. Second Row: Youngers, Ciemmey, Williams, Wilkening, Baily, Transky Ballantyne, Meng, Leach, Paul, Bianche. Bottom Row: Habersat, Watson, Schmitt, McHugh Sanbuchi, Fleming, Foltz, Ellis. Top Row From Left: Jacobs, Norman, Lyday, Rung, Nagle, Gisel, Whittaker, Pikett, Mohr, Barnes, Palmer. Second Row: Battleson, Durant, Brittain, Ripley, Tidd, White, Anderson Karle, Purdy, Giglio, Williams, Petrinec. Bottom Row: Cooper, Milliren, Hutchinson, Schmitt, Fix, Hostler, Ujvari, Schasre. 1 1 I Top Row From Left: Meinecke, Hendrich, Seastream, Lockhart, Grundon, Grover, Stimson, Murphy, Hendrich, Bensman, Second Row: Guzewich, Holmes, Virkus, Williamson, Sharp, Warren, Lawrie, Scheu, Furlani. Bottom Row: Walker, Hodskins, Pantera, Jakuz, Lancaster, Rooker, Wellington, Stilwell. Top Row From Left: Welch, Roehm, Kellogg, Haas, Drexler, Janish, Lefeber, Schmitt, Benefiel, Stephan, Frohnapple. Second Row: Holder, Burke, Culkowski, Malach, Kuhaneck, Kohl, Jaworski, Russell, Ellis, Klass. Bottom Row: Best, Young, Leader, Bradbury, Battaglia, Evans, Pitts, Heissenberger. Top Row From Left: Williams, Burkhardt, Tomkowski, Pierce, Kandefer. Second Row: Segool, Hartloff, Haug, Gerken, Drankhan, R., Drankhan, Haas, Elvers, Nordblum, De Young, Carlson. A. Bottom Row: Ellis, Schram 1 pf fr , 5, ' , , hwy .. 2: '1'f .,-f N15 .ii-. 'N ' 1,111 'Ji :iv-'fs-. - P1-. .- if 'it -1 -,. gflig, ' ' 'NL . .N lic-hm .1 ll' i.fy.1i 1 . f f . f gg. . I American Bc1ndstond ? Teo for eight. Togetherness ,, ,R I . N- ' 'V qw. .. W E W? Hi-Ho Silver! ! Y Anyone for Christmas Cords? Ouch! ! The White Sheep I , of the Fomilyn Whos worried -ll' 'L 0 UQ,-h The rover girls 'iw Live Modern . . . Quickest woy to o mon's heart . . . If ay A 9 ip! Our own Miss America -Ea ,iw f '30- Lown party? Who's tired? - I 'O ff cf ,M , ' V61 Cf:-31 - K LJ! 'I I Z 0 S- 1 J . ll ht 4, - A gvf --1.-4?-4,4 4 , .wi- M in I You we re saying Nature boys land girll Snow day Me too . . . fOuchD! Educational field f fDs .ll vi Away from yearbook deadlines .4 N f X wont to be 010116 ', SENIOR, , J 21 DEH-5 T ' Q ' v ff A hr j 6 N. 6 ,gr af-I TAY. ,- -4..' A Z ui! 57 img L 7 Vi Q X xx s :li iz, 13+ Top Row, From Left: Rybinski, Stephens, Klas, Jones, Hilton, Holmes, Hendee, Lott, Verel, Siemer. Second Row: Wilder, Anderson, Shepard, Gorham, Wolcott, Siemer, Supplee, Corcoran, Helsdon, Stimpson, Moore. Bottom Row: Petro, Sprague, Long, Almendinger, Giesecke, Tibbetts, Gravius, Tinsley, Mayer, Prescott, Benzman. I One of the most promising clubs ku Attended by eager skiers Whose spirits are dampened only When there's no snow. Camera Club One of the few privileged clubs They can retreat to Headquarters: The Darkroom. Valuable experience for future use And eve-n already Camera club's photographers Learn and benefit, guided by Their new advisor-Mr. Habicht. Top Row, From Left: Schasre, Reh, Terhorst. Second Row: Mc Quay, Hancock, Gorthy, Alderman, Thiell. Bottom Row: Pollock Jakubus, Haibel, Nesbitt, Cummings. I l Senior High - First Row, From Left: Jakubus, Smith, Cooley, Petro, Holmes,l Becker, Stod- dart, Mr. Pantera. Second Row: Pawela, Ujvari, Cicelski, Miller, Jewett, Ndreau, Erkkila, Keenan, Phillips. Third Row: Caputti, Tinsley, Walcott, Booth, Glazier, McEwen, Jaegar. Fourth Row: Benning, Henderson, Supplee, Mornhinweg, Booth, Scheele, Thompson. Last Row: Heverly, Johnson, Garcia, Gow, Smalinski, Kiess. lx c-ff O .fl,iX.i7 ' ,i ,N . xx N 1 'Mk l fl ll Quiz tudent Council vw 'fl 'f CL, M41 A J l Slowly raising in prestige K , Jjpafcfvf Our Student Council struggles, on M I X The good of the students, the good of the school Uldlwjjjl A Decisions and arguments fbfuwdfff Voting and Parliament f And in the end: Accomplishment. Junior High - First Row, From Left: Martin, Leader, Canners, Jakuz, Lux. Back Row: Murphy, Rooker, Lickfield, Sprague, Russo, Besch, Noeller, Hendrich, Stimpson. NAIIUNAL ll f ii 2, HONOR llZTY First Row Row From Left: Renzi, Martino, Tinsley, Gies- Row: Selent, Flick, Sager, Cooley, Spink, Wakeman, 'Gow ecke, Dietz, Fenton. Second Row: Schregel, Kiess, Fin- Fourth Row: Holmes, Reh, Gorthy. negan, Simon, O'Grady, Gentile, Rengert, Siemer. Third . I 1 s n a How does it feel as they walk down the aisle? How does it feel to be tapped, the trembling hands grasping the candle as the student body looks on? The dignity of the maroon and white Ho robes is embodied in their faces, solemn and purposeful if only for once in their livesl Renewal of purpose and meaningful words - Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. ociety Whether it's nervousness before a debate W 0 Or the fun of meeting together The smug feeling of solving world problems Or frustration from not knowing how 3 World Affairs members suddenly find A F ' That their learning is furthered by fun. First Row From Left: Gow, Smolinski, Finnegan, Glazier, Ujvari, Schictel, Mornhinweg, Wieland. Third Row: Dell, Pawela, Segebarth, Evenden. Second Row: Tozier, Ander- Gable, Shepherd, Vankerckhoven, Liddell, Gerstner, Erk- son, Brittain, Stevens, Rapp, Schwendler, Falkner, Green, kila, Burns, Drake. ilfllllllil MH lllllhlIl..lilllBlEiHiIfll W! 'sive' P V nam,-ine il., si K ,Q - . 25? , , Y X 5 ,ga A . K iw if f , 'f Lg, 5 fl' P' 1 ' 'Qi Ugggggxzgm i ' , 1 . I 1, , z , lb . Q1 Q Q- , U- iii' M L' '1 ' v -- w A 1, 1 ' f 1 J ' ,, -1.,, ' I . - f', -1 J f 4 f '11 HR T M V7 '1f4f'f?,,-ff 1 'ML ,Lg-' , L,,L1 a. A - .g. , 1- r h ' 4 1, , Q ,L 4 , .-1.7 ,- - ' 5 .Ek J F' 'Tiki r iifiifkg .nf :Wm iw 'qfxigb yuiwfify ' V, -fm, ', 1' 5. f W3 ' 5 T 5.-Zigjm First Row From Left: Cowles, Helsdon, Drake, Falkner Liddell, Simon, Petro, Phillips. Second Row: Armbruster Harper, Palisano, Almendinger, Scheele, Klein, Schwendler, Petrinec, Hoffman, Schwabel, Stevens. Third Row: .Trigg LaHn Hail Caesar-we mean Mrs. Kyser Leading her Latins Through the Gallic Wars ofa language By games, songs, movies. First Row From Left: Schwendler, Long, Cowles, LaVett, Anderson, Evenden, Watson, Brittain. Second Row: Mil- itello, Burns, Unger, Callis, Glinski, Miller, Helsdon, Sch- wendler, Barleban, Stark, Stevens, Kiefer. Third Row' I I Blizniak, Kemp, Johnson, Williams, Dawson, Prescott Evans, Almendinger, Nicoloff, Schwabel. Fourth Row Barusic, Galza, Tupy, Ujvari, Wilcox, Becker, Henning Latt, Liddell, Schictel. An almost feminine French Club Glories in the romance of their language And riotous imitations Of mis-matched clothes and fun. French Cummings, Beale, Moore, Erkkila, Smith, Liddell, Trigg, Clauss, Lunn, Stimpson. Fourth Row: Hall, Scheuler, Warren, Thompson. Miller, Golden, 1 Top Row, From Left: Schlenker, Fagan Beal Keith Prescott Obrochta Butler Persons McEwan, Second Row: Obrochta Lang Bensman Obrochta Snyder Hoffman Nixon Lons, Mr. Pantera. Bottom Row Phillips McEwan Duffy Obrochto Scheele .luergens Pelsey, Swanson. Athletic Association Characteristic of all AA members The gleam in their eye as they stamp your hand, And take your money Yet no one cares for this group Keeps O P's spirit ahve Rifle Club Unique As this club Contains a love for their hobby And always stays together lts members bound by a common bond Top Row, From Left: Fitzgerald, George, LeMessurier, Movrotheris, Gengler, Hoos, Donaldson. Third Row: Nareau, Abplanalp, Gassman, Pawela, Pollock, Bogacz. Second Row: Baldwin, Snyder, Keith, Rung, Gold- en, Beale, Davis, Solomon. Bottom Row: Sheehan, Fisher, Patterson, Critoph, Tidd, Geverdt, Haibel. , A f-wgf, M ,ff 1 WWI' m -N Wk A f QM, im A 5 .yQXQ5': GW 75Ef5f'2i.X5f:X gr wg E lim -3 Q 3355 L. 5,.1i?g?35l W 'veumaga , g- 1 14. .ww - x QW: ' I :SFX H 1? 2,15 ' F549 , if ' L Q Q,I-f52 iQj:f'j1ir 1' xx .- . - J -!u g. 3g3 V , . ff -S 'Q' ff- .Aga S-a.5 f :1':, 5 'fx A hz- 5' if - i. qzsfkqgf. . .. wg - 4' f .QWKQM an H .. g WZ. K. .. V If , , W QF S as H . 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L Ninn W- Q hf M 54 ii 2 33 ,f .- Q1 .Qi Q nr 1 f C 1 W ,ff 'ii Y , Q 5' , ' K fl 4 A my ,, X11 Egg ll '12 5? , W , X XM, -F . ,,,,..,....,.....----'W-H X Q .af3,T' ' :: W- ,-R 5 83' lihlaq W . X., .ek I I v . - x ..- Q min - 7 ffifi ' ,iw I ' 5 'iff .mx iiiirf , Z :Z i :sez 45 ,1 1 L. K ,. , Efi :T , f' ' . Top Row, From Left: Miller, Schregel, Noeller, Hunter, Whiteside, O'Grady, Mr. Stewart, Bottom Row: Liddell, Wieland, Nareau, Jaeger, Schwendler, Keenan, Mayer. F. T. A. Who knows? In ten years They may all be teaching Here. M 'Ci Il . fl Lfvmafifv Q4,f,fc,g,c, 9.4, f Lfflgt' L w l !.. 'L y.Q5L,f1fxJC'- 14- 'zffl-f0M'Ztf T 7 V' , Y f il . . ,4-.f'7 'lf 4 . - KLXLAL Li, L Qi, K LL! . -f -J , , L :fa L nav-Q 4 f . 1 Q' , 'L,g,,4-1 1 ,QXAJQVKJQQ -li5b4 'qi Xffzdfc-531, 7 A.V. Club f Technicians of the school Mr. Tobin's apprentices They learn to wheel his cart To work the elevator And - oh yes - to unscramble The mysteries of the A. V. machines. Top Row, From Left: Cummings, Daw, Haibel. Bottom Row: Thiell, Mr. Tobin, Donaldson. vu., HH 'lit IN' of if ig. '12 riff Back Row, From Lett: Miller, Hunter, Moyer, Erkkilo. Front Row: Schumwoy, Tuttle, Schregel, Noreau. lt's o well-known foct Thot O. P. thrives upon music And music thrives in O. P. The proof? Our tolented Diversified Chorol groups. From o 330 voice chorus to the smallest quortet Everyone may join in, Choroliers, Melodiers, Chordettes, cmd Girls' Octet, Triple Trio, Eighth Notes, Boys' Choir- Mo olwoys monoges to ronk them with the best. Top Row, From Left: Tozier, Dcirbroke, Reimer. Second Row: Michael, Moore, Ryon. Bottom Row: Retzlaff, Seibel, LoVett. .ri :YW , ? A 1 l .. 1: g -'j K 'A' 01 en 'js I' :E-.Es w ,Q 3 l - . , - 'A'-2 QQ I f' .4-' Back Row, From Left: Maul, Erkkila, Stevens, Kerl. Front Row: Henderson, Anderson, Corcoran, Spencer. Back Row, From Left: Thompson, Nesbitt, Tinsley, Neswodi. Front Row: John, Noeller, Schregel, Both. 5221 Gmane 1151-U1 1'-4 1. T 'Y S , .fee - Mit, xr fu Top Row, From Left: Spencer, Leonard, Guastaferro, Holmes, Wilcox, Gow, Garcia, Slade Cooley, Thiell. Fourth Row: Mansell, Hevely, Ernst, Schlenker, Wallace, Bailey, Stoddart Transki, Riemer, Beale. Third Row: Tibbetts, Spencer, Finnegan, Simon, Moore, Darbrake Erickson, Swartz, Miller, LaVett, Stevens. Second Row: Giesecke, Vankerckhoven, Sprague Bottom Row: Erkkila, Kerl, Maul, Stevens, Corcoran, Siemer, Green, Haibel, Michael, Rapp, Summers, Glinski, Handel, Henderson, Mayer, Retzlaff, Sullenberger, Wolcott, Anderson Bradbury. Choralaires Every Monday night The Senior High assembles To sing. The Choralaires appear again! Cl ' RM. 24-2, , Q, 1 Sports Perno. ptainp Gow, Kerr, De Ca lent, Se doll, W. en Left: Klass, Collins, Rappl, K OM Fr rsl' Row, Fi an, okem W Carroll, van, ms, Sulli Willia ton, Hil Timmons, Marcinkowski, Row: Second Geitter, Schregel, V791 I i arkouske, Ger Daley, M Baclwert, Rauch Jones, d Row: hir T EFS. FTWY1 Su k, ic w: FI Ro Fifth VOD erce, Sulli Pi Oaks, un, Bo . Selent, ink, J SD Garcia, WZ Ro Fourth Delrnonte, urie, Campion, Gallagher, La Varsity Football Unbelievable! Marvelous! Stupendous! What words could be used to describe a phenomenal football team! The fool all Quakers upset the applecart of football predictions which placed them in the dark confines of the Division I cellar for the 1957 football season. The rip snorting, strong willed Quakers were led by their hard charging captain, Bill Selent, a Division I all-star. Paul Schregel placed second in Division l scoring records. Doug Pierce, also a first team all-star, led the brick wall line of the maroon and white. There were so many boys, all with an intangible spirit, that each player deserves a gold plaque dedicated to his play on that fairyland team. Fourteen seniors leave the team this year and those fourteen are just about the back- bone of the team. But be sure and watch John Conners, John Selent, and John Summers when the grid iron of old Orchard Park be- comes hot with football fever next September. A shiny new trophy, a winning football, and a defeat of Amherst - all symbols of a great season. SCORES Orchard Park Amherst 0 Orchard Park Frontier 7 Orchard Park Hamburg 7 Orchard Park Cleveland Hill 7 Orchard Park East Aurora O Orchard Park West Seneca 6 Orchard Park Williamsville 7 Robert Flick Timothy Gow Ross Geitrer Prudencio Garcia sod v Caoxxogbe Doug Pierce 8,71 Seven' Dove Spink ' . Tom Wokemon Gene Baun Poul Schfegex Mike Sullivan U Q - A-'Lf 'IM-0 141-Qflfvw Jw W WM IPOLXVN ,balm WABJJ. egw Ph RQDDI Wanna fight? ,skid Make sure he's do 1 Witch Doctors . . ' Got him He s off. What's going on down there? in ...k l If ll WY1 Top Row, From Left: Ujvari, Morone, Weidemer, Reese, Huttonlocker, LeC-iroff, Steisslinger, Corbin. Second Row: Holmes, Stanley, Bogaz, Bayuse, Lover, Paul, Jones, Green, Scherff, Huttonlocker, Biernocki, Mc Ewan, Schlenker, Laurie, Coach Stevens. Bottom Row: Farr, Alcorn, Besch, Hendee, Brunner, Wessell, Penman, Bailey, Abbott, Rybinski. J. V. Football The Junior Football team at Orchard Park matched its mother club, the Varsity, by ending the season in first place. This team produces the future varsity ball team. Two likely varsity stars for future years are Gus Besch and Doug Scherff. Both scored 20 points to pace the scoring of the junior team. The over all team was one of good balance and strong attacks. This helps to justify the fact that this younger, but seemingly old in football wisdom, team scored a touchdown from at least every possible scoring position. These terrific football players only show that a future varsity is insured ofa winning ball club. With the assurance these boys produce, it is only fair to call their team the Organization for Stars of Tomorrow. SCORES Orchard Park Frontier Orchard Park Hamburg OFCl'1Cll'Cl Pclrk Cleveland Hill Orchard Park East Aurora Orchard Park West Seneca Front Row, From Left: Motz, Pisle, Evenden, Schwendler, Engle, Gobel, Booth. Back Row: Mr. Snyder, Yox, Bayuse, Timms, McCarty, Seifert, Hutchinson, Petro, Neswadi, Gorthy. Cross Country The Harriers of Orchard Park sometimes All the runners ran their legs off, Bill Booth, called the rabbit chasers , a sport that Doug Beale, and Joe Petro contributed much. requires strong legs and good breathing. The team finished third in league play with Jack Gallagher did a marvelous job running, three wins and three losses in a sport that plus playing football on Saturday afternoons. requires the fewer points to win. Baseball A fitting climax to a year of sports is the duties with Frank Petro, who was just as game of baseball, which puts the lid on the strong. Every man was outstanding in the box of athletic contests. The pitching of Don hot dry dust of Green Lake, pushing the team Zentz and Norm Durnford added those blank on to a season filled with anticipation and frames to the opponents'scores. Doug Pierce hard work. was an able backstop and shared the catching Front- Row, From Left: Leitzan, O'Shea, Virkus, Daurelio, Petro, Zentz, Pierce, Durnford, Back Row: Gow, Hutch, Hoppee, Selent, Mr. Snyder. Q A P'--sw. Varsity Basketball N- Front Row From Left: Rauch, Wakeman, J. Selent, W. Selent, Borchert, Hilton, Schregel. Back Row: Markowski, R. Sullivan, Holmes, Zentz, M. Sullivan, Corbin, Spink, Coach Stevens. A sport that requires a good physically fit body is the highlight of the sporting season at Orchard Park. Basketball is the name of this sport that reigns king during the winter months. The maroon and white net men faired well in a league loaded with strong opposition. The team started slowly at the beginning of the season but steadied out to a season filled with hard work. Some of the members like Dave Spink, Bill Borchert, Bill Selent, Tom Wakeman, and Don Zentz are seniors that will have to be replaced. Howie Corbin, Scott Johnson, and Brian Steisslinger will stand next year as the varsity team and they shoud carry their job expertly. SCHEDULE Amherst Orchard Park Cleveland Hill Orchard Park Williamsville Orchard Park Sloan Orchard Park Hamburg Orchard Park East Aurora Orchard Park Frontier Orchard Park West Seneca Orchard Park Lancaster Orchard Park lg ,ML HQ gf- K. x x Q Q 1 i ll, I ZF v V E X 1 1 Y 'inf' .' r .,41 3, . .1 I' XX A V 44. 1 13 if .my ' ' igxisfiwf N, 2 xii? 4 pghf WY EQXIZ 1 I k is A ffffzf nn Q sw A-'.. wp - fm Mfdlxiasx, .f., ':,, i Y X . A ,.., A ifygxm, mtv 1 ,,M..5 ,fl . 31 5,8 Q guild? - X J N1f.sgie,5gz. : Igfggj'-i U Y K .,. 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Each boy played his best in order to show that no school was going to sneeze at the Orchard Park Freshman Basketball Team. Orchard Park West Seneca Orchard Park Williamsville Orchard Park Amherst Orchard Park Frontier Orchard Park Cleveland Hill Orchard Park West Seneca Orchard Park Williamsville Orchard Park Amherst Orchard Park Frontier ur Wallis i ,NN ww -gl, 1: ggi 2? fy S Q. . ,Z s His 55 W FaII The noon-hour pastime Our faithful supporters!! 11 A little bit more. . C -Q s .R Q tx N ..-,5 ESR? P1 yt lf, . ,..--. i ,n bv-S 1 .---in-0' s 1 Liang . 5 J l . Delia tosses his weight 'Qu 1 .Ng Wrestling Orchard Orchard Orchard Orchard Orchard Orchard Orchard Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Top Row, From Left: Mc Giveron, Gerling, Gallagher, Oaks, Flick, Pierce, Mc Donald, Coach Seskin. Second Row: Pisle, Matz, Lang, Yox, Campion, Gobel, McManaman Bottom Row: Farr, Reese, Long, Carroll, Stanley. The grunt and groan sport at O.P. is this year Seskin The team once again showed a winnin - Q year many seniors exit and leave big gaps to be heavyweight division wrestler, leaves, as well under a new coach, Mr. and strong season. This filled. Doug Pierce, the as Bob Flick and Jack e p y spo s ' ed rom Dan Delmante, Dick Lang, Jim Gerling, Dave Oaks, and Pete Gobel, A team that can always be counted on to produce a winning season best describes Gallagher. The men chosen to fill th em t t the wrestling team from Orchard Park. 2l Williamsville 20 Orchard 43 Cleveland Hill 8 Orchard 43 Frontier 5 Orchard 24 Kenmore l 6 Orchard 24 Hamburg l 8 Orchard 33 West Seneca l l Orchard '77 Amherst 20 Park Park Park Park Park Park will be select f Williamsville Frontier Cleveland Hill Hamburg West Seneca Amherst ,H f ' ,J ,, B U- N, ,X E: 4' wg,- J w , v,.r 512 v . .-.Ai -I-,ffagu 1 +---qua. 1 . Qgimfa I' t3,VgTy,L.,,-:- M 9395-8 iffy ?' 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Q 2 . ,,j,,,,- , M571 if X 'xjz A 52133 TF L , wi 1 ,Wi 41, .W ., -J A wt. A 35345152 455 , 1 First Row, From Left: Michaels, Militello, Erkkila, Holmes, Leader, Watson, Sprague, Jones, Hutchison, Stilwell. Second Row: Schwartz, Almendinger, Michael, Claus, Kemp, Evendon, Kendall, Seibel, O'Grady. Third Row: Dell, Petro, Williams, Hendrich, Erkkila, Whiteside, Anderson, Prescott, Bensman. Girls' Swimming Team This is the one sport at school where the girls can give the boys some competition. Since the swimming pool opened the girls at O.P. have been telling the boys that some day their day would come where there would be meets for girls only and also a meet where girls swam against boys. Well, this year it happened. At the beginning of the year a meet was arranged in which girls met boys. Of course the boys won and the girls have 'Qc img 3. Ir ,P quit their bragging. They have turned their attention to the meets where they swim against girls now. At their first meet they squeaked out a close victory over the Dele- ware Y.M.C.A. Their hard work and willing- ness have placed them solidly on the school athletic program. If they keep up all they have been doing thus far maybe some day they might beat the boys. T ...MQ First Row From Left: Huttonlocker, Carroll, Petro, Schregel, Conners, Sheldon, Schregel, Wiggins. Second Row: G. Markowski, Gallagher, McCarty, Rappl, Selent, Farr Wakeman, Beinetti. Third Row: DePerno, Lang, Oaks, Delia, Bachert, Zoyhofski, Geitter, Colangelo. Fourth Row: Coach Wilhelm, Gorthy, L. Markowski, Alcorn, Jones, Bigenwald, Dunn, Nixon. continued to set The wind-up sport at Orchard Park each year, once again school records and amaze Orchard Park coaches. Two school track records went under the axe by executioners Dave Sheldon and Pete Schregel, who set records in the lBO yard low hurdles and the 440 yard run respectively. The Section 6 tournament championships saw the maroon and white mile medley relay team of John Paul, Pete Schregel, Paul Schregel, and Jack Gallagher walk, or it should be said, run away with a first place. The team climaxed the season behind Amherst and Hamburg, but greatly added honor to the name of Orchard Park. Next year speedsters Paul Schregel and Tom Wakeman will carry the torch for the track team and should carry it well. rack Tennis This sport, relatively new, started the whole A school an a tennis trend during the hot summer months. Thanks to Mr. Erickson, the team continued this year and wound the season up with a won four, lose eight record. Dick Baldwin, Mike McNerney, Bob Hoppe, Mike Wilcox, George Lamont, Bob Tinker and Charlie Anderson won a total of l5 individual matches under the broiling sun. Next year a team of good experience and agility should burn up the courts and turn in a winning year. be-'fn .. S5 xx . I -. if tnhr., Front From Left: George Lamont, Mike Wilcox, Bob Tinker. Bock: Bob Hoppe, Mr. Erickson, Dick Baldwin. is-ss.. From Left Rear: Goebel, France, Klas, Virkus, Heverly, Stephens, Sullivan, Corbin, Coach Stevens. Front: Henning, Williams, Kritzer, Reese, Johnson, Gasser, Rauch. J. V. Baseball This year the season was filled with hard work and lots of experience. Usually wearing varsity hand-me-downs, they once again de- veloped a team that should fair well against all opposition on the varsity next year. The members included Pete Goebel, Greg Hen- ning, and Paul Klas. Next year should be a strong season with Scott Johnson and Chick Evans in there to bolster the team. Golf The future Sam Sneads and Ben Hogans of Orchard Park produced a solid, compact golf team this year under the only woman golf coach in Western New York. Jerry Wah- lenmayer played an excellent season that led the team to a third place in the league standings. Next year the team will be well strengthened by Brian Steisslinger who re- turns after completing a fine inaugural year on the fairways. From Left Rear: Sullivan, Baun, Steisslinger, Holmes. Front: Walsh, Nesbitt, Hodskins, Mrs. Schreiber. Qogyf' ysx S sf . W1 Cheer Leader wwf nf MJ? XJJV! A! wwf! Q L' Q3 JW J Rapp, Rengert, lmhoff, Buczek, Polisono, Stelmoch, Hoyhurst Henning, Wrosen, Green, Tarbox, Henderson K . Q: K k x, K Nw ' K ? we 7 MRM ,X., x ,Vi A , dm V K S. , as ,O Nw .,..k 5 . ,L.f K- , A 5 X. Atv K H .gy LV W,,,+,...W. , 5 V 5 Q 2 3 2 Vx, .Q wh 9 W 3 vt A -f if K K 5 ' .........- l Hold it .0-5-f Safe! Let'5 Q0 OP., LeT's go Congratulations. .lt Ouch! OP. Champs! F Perfect Muicles . . .? X 5? 559 z V' . 'awk N f 3 NYU! WW fl U9 3 5 ' g f ' f S N 9 Patrons The staff of the l958 QUAKER wish to express their appreciation for the generosity of the following people and businesses. You helped make our yearbook a success. 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