Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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We look into the future not filled with bru- tality and conquest, we see peace and civilization and progress. Our task is more than actual com- bat with the enemy, for ours is the task of rebuilding the world on a sound democratic basis, in the years following the final victory. The liberal education which our democratic country has given us will then show its tme worth. America has found democracy and education inseparableg we pray that it shall always remain so. U ar if if .xg puffing ,Slzfwlfe The class of 1942 faces the challenge of the future. At no time in the last 150 years has there been the prospect of so great a change in the philosophy of human government and social relation- ships. If we are to maintain our ideals of democracy in government, of freedom as individuals, of faith in an overruling God, the work must be done by you and the millions of young people who believe as you do. The present burdens of battles in production and against the foe are being borne by those a little older. But the winning of the war will not change the beliefs of those who have been drilled in the doctrines of dictatorship. Their ideas can be corrected, but slowly, and only by a full understanding of the values received through a democratic way of life. There lies your opportunity. In the years to come it will be your privilege and your duty to help make our country so fine, so strong, so helpful to others in a brotherhood of nations, that it may stand as a source of inspiration and a guide to all. The effort of any one may count for little. But if each and every one does his part Well, you may accomplish the hope of Tennyson: For I dipped into the future, for or human eye rould ree, Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would beg Till the war-drum tlarobbed no longer, and the bottle flag: were furled In the Parliament of man, tlJe.Federation of the World. .ibeckcafion if if if Today when sacrifices pass unheeded, when there is no time to honor any but the most outstanding heroes, we pause a moment to pay tribute to the unsung millions who serve our cause. Thousands of boys have given up everything they cherish to travel to distant shores to protect our country and her sacred heritages. They ask no reward, they seek no praise, they expect no glory. They go willingly because they feel that America without freedom means the end of our civilization. To those in our army, navy, marines, and air corps, and especially to our own Riverside boys, we gratefully dedicate this issue of the Skipper. 'A' 'A' Adamek, joseph Anderson, Chester Anger, Harvey W. Barbour, Steven Barry, David Bawtinhimer, Stewart Bautz, Gordon Bebenek, William Beck, Clifford W. Beyer, Andrew Blazina, Charles Bower, George Bridwell, Carlisle Bridwell, Anthony Brock, William Brown, Charles R. Burg, Richard Burnes, Raymond Clark, james P. Clawson, Harold Clawson, john Clifford, Le Roy Conn, Roger Cosgrove, William Cuducci, john Cummings, Clarence Cundy, John Curry, Francis Deren, Walter Devine, Michael Diden, Vincent Doran, jack Drews, Kenneth R. Dwyer, John Dyrek, John Finley, Joseph Gehm, Albert Gerich, James Gibson, Bruce Haines, Robert Harrigan, Daniel Huffcutt, Robert Isaac, Earl jankowski, joseph jaremka, Andrew jones, Edris Kaluzienski, Michael Kazmirdmuk, Peter Kirch, John Knapp, Fred C. Knoll, Wilfred J. Koch, Lewis Kollmar, Gordon Ksiazek, Francis Laffin, jock Laskowski, john Leahy, Elmer . 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K '-A 4 44. i x an K-' ' Hx t .xii K 32 X53 wi wwf' f MQW' ,F Q?- hi -4 f N K f gk M zz Cu wfi HE SENIORS of Riverside High School will soon take their places in the defense of their country and of democracy. The training they have received during the last four years has shown them the value of unity, originality, leadership, and positive action. Training for the responsibility of leadership has been emphasized this year. Many Riverside Seniors have been cited for their outstanding achievements in intramural and interscholastic activities. Honors for highest scholastic achievements were awarded Mary Kubica, Patricia Lapczenski, Lawrence Murphy, and Janet Gervan for averages of 94 and above. Elvira Diehl, josephine Potembska, Irene Saj, Katherine Mowczko, Anna Pasieka, and Grace Graves were chosen for their out- standing athletic ability to represent the school at an interschool confer- ence at the University of Buffalo, on March 28. The Girls' Council and the Boys' Council enjoyed a very successful year under the leader- ship of Presidents Betty Szabo and james Miller. Originality and individual enterprise have been displayed by members of the Senior Class. Earle Williams, president of the school Camera Club, took second prize in the Scientific Section at the Buffalo Museum of Science Photographic contest. An original play was presented on Senior Day under the direction of Albert Sauerwein and Irene Saj. These valuable lessons in democratic ideals will find expression in the future acts of the class of '!i2. N 6 If M50 enior Cfdfid Qwcem ir 'A' 1 I JOSEPH GYULAVICS MARY AMMONS WILLIAM KELLEY ELVIRA DIEHL CHARLES HERBECK ALBERT SAUERWEIN Tren rurer Sefre!a1'y Prefidezzl Vire-Prwidefzt Boy M arxbal CU-ClJz1I1'l1lflII of Senior Day IRENE SAI C ovvZmif'111f1r1 a Senior Da GLADYS SHANAI-IAN Girl 1IfIar',fbf 'IOSEPHINE POTEMBSKA Editor of Skippe PATRICIA LAPCZENSKI Salnlaloria MARY KUBICA Valedirtoria JACOB KIRSCH Bufifzen Manager of Skippe AMMONS, MARY A. Johnnie Newspaper Wrmrk Thi.f Jzreef routhern lan' So .rmarr and demnre ll ill make an are reporter Of that we all are Juref' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I3 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Show 33 Senior Guard of Honor 33 Secretary of Sen- ior Class 4. Graduate of Montivello jr. High, Alabama. ANDERSON, WILLIAM Flying Finn Marine A Marine he wants to he, Thir Flying Finn , And help Unrle Sam Thir war to win. Graduate of School 60. ANDREWS, DOROTHY Dot Secretary Fair, rzveet, rhort and dark, Alwayr happy ar a lark 'Treasurer Girl Reserves 23 Swimming 1: Christmas Play 43 Hi-Y Salesmang Girls' Large Council. Graduate of School 60. AUSTIN, BETTY Petunia Symphony or Swing Band Soloist Petunia ar a roloirt would he In rzring hand or ryniphony And we know that .rhe will he The very topr in harmony. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 43 Orchestra 43 Gregg Award 43 Com- merce Club 35 Skipper Editorial StaH4 Graduate of School 51. BAGAROSI, VIRGINIA Ginny Nurse We are rure when we ray A perfeet nurre Jhe'll he Jorne day. Skipper Salesman 43 Red Cross Certifi- cate 43 Science Club 3: Dramatics 43 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 65. BAJAK, ISABELLE P. Isea Business Teacher Here we have a future tearher L6.l'JOIZ.f in hurinerf fhe will featuref' Gregg Award 33 Chorus 1, 23 junior Red Cross 43 Spring Concert 23 Girls' Council 4. Graduate of Assumption. BALATON, HOBART A. Hoby Meteorologist Hohy ir a u'ell-known lad Newer happy, nerer .rad Goer through rlarrer erery day In hir own peruliar way. Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra. Graduate of School 69. BARCZAK, HELEN Nursing If in rome arrident you are faught To eare your pain if her one thought. Home Nursing Certificate 3. Graduate of School 79. BARON, MARTHA Marty Secretary Here'r a girl that will Jufeeed, In the hurinerr world Jhe will lead. Skipper Staff 43 Gregg Award 33 jun- ior Girls' Marshall 33 Hi-Y Show 23 Commerce Club 23 Senior Guard of Honor 33 Skipper Skit 43 Girls' Coun- cil 43 junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 79. BATOR, RENA E. Renee Dietician Merry 'Renee'5' joyour laughter Reerhoer to the lopmort rafterf' Honor Roll 13 Service Award 33 Latin Club 13 Large Council 3, 43 junior Red Cross 43 Hi-Y Play 3. Graduate of School 42. BAUMGARTNER, FRANK Fritz Aviation Oh to he in the air If Fritz'J' mort foreniort derire And of planer and air ll e know he'll never tire. Graduate of School 65. BAWTINHIMER, GEORGE Botsy College A three letter follege man ir hir goal With a fraternity or two berider H e'f going non' toward hir aim ll ith leapr and houndr and .ftrider. Football 3, 4g Basketball 2, 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Large Council 3, 43 Rowing 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. BAZEMORE, ARLINE C. Bumpy Teacher of Language liz fliz.r.r her jmfiilf uimfl wan-h lhe vlrifh Shell hold .meh 4 Al70ll'L'l' over her flock ' Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 23 Hik- ing 23 Baseball 33 Volleyball 43 Skat- ing 33 Athletic Awards 1, 2, 33 Swimming Team l, 23 Large Council3 Hi-y Show 2. Graduate of School 60. BENEDEK, HELEN Benney Private Secretary USf70'.l' grind af all .ff70l'l,f, .the trier: Hou' good is' .fhe rm making f1ie.r.9 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Volleyball I, 43 Hik- ing I, 2, 3, 41 Skipper Salesman 43 Skipper Skit 43 Girls' Large Council 43 Cafeteria Monitor 4. Graduate of School 42. BERG, ALBERTA Bertie Dress Designer ll hal will .rhe dn? We'll gizfe you im gl1e.r.fe.r, Fm' you am .ree .rhe'll defigil our di'e.r.fe.r. Advertising Skipper Staff 43 Service Award 3. Graduate of School 60. BERGMAN, BERNICE R. Bc-rna Secretary Ar a rerrelary, Bermz will he file She'll .mrely make an office thine. junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 81, BEST, LOIS A. Wir Pharmacy Quiet uzzyr, 4 lfilearing right To an arti.rl'J mill, fhe ir 4 delight. Vice President Girls' Small Council 43 Honor Roll 13 Athletic Letter lg Skip- per Skit 43 junior Guard of Honor 33 Senior Day 33 Dramatics Club 43 Science Club 33 Monitors Club 23 Latin Club 1. Graduate of School 42. BITTNER, LEONARD Businessman pflj' iz lJll.fllI6'.f.l'l1ldI?, he will Jueveed To hir wire werdf, pay you heed He'.r lhe man u'he'll never tire Hefr lhe mail employer! will hire. junior Guard of Honor 33 Graduate of School 79. BITTNER, PETER G. Bottle Otlice Manager Bof1le will he a hom Tn l'Ill6 4111 office fine Aim' when he reachef hir amhilioiz The Olbefif will frm' lhe lille. Cross country 1, 2, 33 Track l, 2. 3, 43 Editorial Staff skipper 4: Monitors Club 33 junior guard of honor 3. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier. BLOCK, DOROTHEA M. Dot Otfice Wimrker A qiiiel ii1i.r.f and fllll of film! ll1 e with yen happiiierr and lin'h. ' Girl Reserves 3. Graduate of School 60. BLUMHAGEN, RUTH E. Teacher Sii1ile.3 ll h-3' yer In he .rizre For theii we uni heffer emlm'e. junior Red Cross 43 Girls' Large Council 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Graduate of Dunkirk junior High. BOBRO, SUSAN Suzy-Q To Graduate Te gradmzfe, .the zeaiifx To graclmzle, a lhrill Tn gradfmle. iiieaiif iz ln! To gradlrafe, .rhe will. Commerce Club 43 Gregg Award 3: Large Council 4. Graduate of School 51. BOEHLER, DOROTHY, L. Dot Secretary Short and Jzeeet, rifle and fair Nice and neat, and gorgeoiir hair. Honor Roll 1, 2. 33 Purple and Gold Swimming Team 33 Editorial Staff 43 Bronze Pin 33 Monitor 1, 33 Dramatic Club 43 Commerce Club 43 Red Cross 43 Chorus 43 Christmas Play 43 Bowle ing 43 Graduate of St. john the Baptist. BOGDEN, ADELINE M. A. Chyss Secretary She lake! diriatieiz Enjoyr .reimziimz Am11.re.r admirafioii. 3 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3. Graduate of Assumption. BRIDWELL, BETTY Bets Comptometer Operator Happy go lurhy, yet hindly too Keeping the goal erer in View. Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 39 Junior Day Usher 33 Monitor lg junior Red Cross 43 Knitting 4. Graduate of School 60. BRISTOL, BETTY H. Betsy Secretary Here'r a girl who liher to wore, Front her dutier rhe doer not J'hirh. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Gregg Award-31 junior Playg Hi-Y Play 2, 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Large Council 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Riding Club 23 Christ- mas Play 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 21. BROMNICK, ELEANOR G. Sugar Business College They fall her rugar Caure rhe'r Ju-'eet Thir young lady You'd like to uieetf' junior Red Cross Certificate 4. Graduate of Holy Spirit. BRONCO, GLORIA Buckie Archiologist Burhie if another For the Jiirrerrfzrl lift, For rhe'r going to be An arrhiologirt. Honor Roll 1, 23 Skipper Art Stall 43 Honorary Art Award 23 Operetta 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Monitor 3, 43 Science Club 33 Chorus Class 4. Graduate of Kirwan Hts. fPa.j BROWN, RUTH A. Ruthie Statistician AthletirJ? She playr them all, From howling right to iiolleyhallfl Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 33 Baseball 1, 23 Hiking 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowl- ing 3, 43 Gold Pin 43 Monitor 43 Skip- per Skit 43 Science Club 43 Red Cross 43 Council Play3 Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of School 65. BRYLINSKI, HENRIETTA Hank Artist Full of laughter, full of fun, Ever ready, to help ronieonef' Honor Roll 23 Bowling 2, 43 Horse- back Riding 43 Skipper Art and Theme Staff 43 Chairman Art Decoration 3: Cheerleader 3, 43 Large Council 43 Christmas Play 3, 43 Library Monitor 33 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School 65. BUCKA, JANE M. B0orsy Secretary 'Bootfy ir quite a likeable girl To thir we all agree, lVe're rure in hurinerr .fhe'll go far And rearh a high degree. Typing Contest 33 Shorthand Award 2. Graduate of Assumption. BUNNY, BERNARD J. Rabbit Engineering Bernard ir a uian Of uirtuer great indeed, And, heraufe he'r a hard worker I-Ie'f rertain to rurreedf' Honor Roll 1, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Skipper Sales- man 43 Hi-Y Club 43 Monitors Club 43 Boys' Inner Council. Graduate of St. john the Baptist. BUSH, JAMES jimmy Forestry A rurrerr in forerlry jimmy will he Beraufe an honor rtudent in rrhool ufar he. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 43 Edi- torial Staff 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Play3 Junior Guard of Honor 33 Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of School 79. CHAPMAN, KENNETH K. Kenny To find office work Kenny'r a zvoui on the football held, To hir opponentr he will nezfer yield. Hi-Y Club 43 Assemblv Monitor 43 Editorial Staff 43 Football 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. CHRISTOPHERSON, EDWARD Christy Find the right woman Chrirty ir looking for a lair lVho'r had experienre in the roohing rlarrf' Cross Country 2, 31 Track 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Guard of Honorg Decor- ating Committeeg Hi-Y Club 43 Career Club 43 Hall Monitor 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. CLARK, HELENA C. Lee Secretary Lee ir friendly and alufayr gay She .fure'll jind .furrerr in eziery way. Honor Roll 1, 2, 43 Athletics 1, 43 Skipper Staff 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 43 Assembly Program 23 Monitor 3, 4. Graduate of St. john the Baptist. CLUCKEY, KEITH E. Chuck I Heatl of a Corporation Hcltllfi?-'j' if a .riwell guy, An intellect indeed Ar tlre lread of a rorporation He'.r rertain to ritrreed Cross Country lg junior Day Flower Committeeg Skipper Staff'Art 4: Large liovs' Council: Zncl Prize in N. Y. Poster Contest: Large Council 4, Graduate of School il, COLICCHIA, ALPHIA If. Al Become a Novelist Petite and dark if onr Al. Fair to everyone, eoeryoneh' pal. Dramatics Cluh 3, 43 liilitorial Stall 43 junior Rc-nl Cross -lg Christmas Play 43 Monitor 2. Grxlalllalft: of SCl1ool 81, COLICCHIA, PAULINE A. Pat Designer Sbe'J dmnnre, pretty and wire. To beigbtf of ber ambition .rl1e'll rite. Athletics 1, 2, 43 Skipper Salesman 5: Dramatics Cluh 41 Monitor 2, 4: Girl Reserves I, Zg junior Rell Cross 31 Christmas Play 4. Grailuatc of School Rl. CRAIG, ANNE E. L. Boston Nurse Her ambition if to Ierue To do ber ditty 1l'L'll,' Slte really lint tlve nerre A nurre needs to excel. Honor Roll 33 Chorus 3, -3. Graduate of Wlcstcrn junior High CRANDELI-, BETTY MAY Boots Stenographer She never in.riJt.r, Slve newer dentaildf Bit! with ber .rinile Maker n'i.rl1e.r ronimanrlrf' Shortliantl Award 23 Girl Reserves 23 Large Girls' Council 4. Gratluatc- of School 60. CQROWLEY, jANE M. Squeakcr Meilical Rc-search Knitting for rolclierf Keepf np ber ntorrzle 'Sn fine tlzing .theft doing' 7 'bit ritte little gal. Science Cluh 3. -ig jr. Rc-tl Cross -i. Graduate of St. john Baptist, CUMMINGS, HELEN L. Secretary Qttick, ltl0uJ?.ff, itfzafmniing. Tlve girl zvitlz tlze .riniling eyerx fr Helen ii' patient and tactfnl too- And grafiottf, rlreerfttl, and ll'f'ire, Commerce Cluh 2, 3, 41 Monitor si. Graduate of School 65. CURTHOYS, jAMES jim Doctor fini Il'd77l.f to be a alot To .rerzfe the people if lvif goal Hit tart, lvir laraint, and diplomacy Help him to pt the role. Graduate of Pine Hill. CZAPLA, STEPHANIA T. Steffi Secretary Oitr Steffi will nezfer rbirk Any ditty in office work. Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 3, -lg Volley- hall 5, 4g Bowling 3, 41 Gregg Award 31 Chorus 3, 4. Graduate of School 42. DABROWSKI, EDWARD Dean Successful Businessman Dapper Dean they callt him llyitb a Jlirk, rntootb, ftyle, Bn! inride l1e'.r only a little boy Innocent-ufitbout guilef' Graduate of School 64. DALEY, NORMAN Norm Navy Cadet Norm wantr to be a cadet, ll 'itb adzfentnref afar nnfitrled .' Bttt firft lie zvantr to join tlre naztyi And belp to free the n'orld! Honor Roll lg Skipper Staff 41 Camera Cluh 33 Monitor 4. Graduate of School 65. DANIELS, GLORIA M. Glo Secretary Pretty, oizfarioitr, and witty Gloria if loft of fnn ll 'itl1 braint to keep toe .rerioitr .ride Her battle! are nearly 1l 01l..l Bowling 31 Senior Guard of Honor 53 Girl Reserves l. Graduate of School il. DEVINE, MARY C. Red A Bookkeeper In trouhler Mary Jay! 'i!66f7EI'.f!H With a ,rmile and a twinkle in her eye It ifn't had ar you thinh it if Youll heat it onre you try. Graduate of St. john the Baptist, DICKIE, FLORENCE A. Frosty Secretary Tinhling laughter, follozving after FroJty'J rheerful riniler Her happy grin u'ill help her 111111 Life'J inany trialrf' rr Honor Roll 33 Skipper typing staff 4. G1'aduate of School 65. DIEHL, ELVIRA E. 'Elviry Secretary Elz'iry will go from the halls of Rirerride, Prepared to nzahe her place. Vice President of Senior Class: Presi- dent of Tri-Y 43 President of Com- merce Club 41 Treasurer of Commerce Club 2g Vice President of junior Cl'ss 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Skipper Editorial Staff 4: junior Guard of Honor 3: Small Council 43 Gold Pin 4. Graduate of School 65. DOBO, HELEN T. Bobo Writer Helen ir .ro Jhy and rweet, She if a joy for ur to ineet, Her manner Jo rharrning, her perfonality gay, ll e zronder how .rhe heepr that 1vay.'i Graduate of School 51. DRENNAN, DONALD L. Don Business Executive AJ a hurinerrinan, Don will rurreed, For he if porrerfed with all he he will need. Honor Roll 2, 43 Skipper Editorial Staff 43 junior Guard of Honor 3: Stage Crew 2, 3, 43 Career Club 43 Gregg Award 4: Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60. DUNCAN, ELIZABETH S. Betty Surgical Nurse Vim, rilality, perfonality Plllf, Betty will zrin in u'halez'er Jhe doef. Skipper Staff 43 Red Cross 33 Junior Red Cross 41 Dramatics Club 4. Graduate of School 60. DUNPHY, KATHRYN M. Katie Undecided Katie ir ro free and fair, Her Jznile if ezfer ufarining, Cheerful alwayf, free from care, Her perronality heepr gloufingf Skipper Salesman 43 Latin Club 23 Science Club 5, 4. Graduate of All Saints. DURMAJ, GENEVIEVE Gene Stenographer Ar a friend, Gene if true, Nezfer rulhing, nezfer hlne, Cheerful alzvayr, free from rare, She ix forever dehonairef' Graduate of School 42. DVORTCSAK, ELAINE Babe Secretary W'e'zie searched high and low and nezier found, A nicer girl than Bahe around. Horseback riding lg junior Guard of Honor 33 Tri-Y 43 Commerce Club 3, 4g Large Girls' Council 4. Graduate of School 79. DWYER, MARX' E. Shortie Secretary Although 5he'5 tiny, renienlher pleafe, High doorr are opened with tiny heyrf' Skipper salesman 43 Commerce Club 43 Large Girls' Council 43 Usher at Graduation 23 Gregg Award 33 Ser- vice Award 4. Graduate of All Saints. DYREK, HELEN Dydie Secretary Dydie if a hlithrozne lair, Full of fun and smart in dan. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Skipper Stal? 43 Girl Reserves 43 Large Girls' Coun- cil 43 junior Red Cross 43 Usher at Graduation 3. Graduate of Assumption. EAGAN, ELLEN MAE Lefty Stenographer Ellen if elegant and wire, The fun fur! tufinhlef in her eye! A Jweeter girl youll nezfer mee! llyorh to her if no great feat. Swimming 1, 2. Graduate of School 65. - EAGAN, MARGARET A. Mudgie Stenographer Of all the girlr Eart and Wert, Il e thing Mndgie if one of the bert Perronality rharnting, Jo been of of wit' ll'!l7dfC'Il6'l' the doer, .fhe'll inahe tl hit. Gregg Awards 3. Graduate of School 65. EBERHARDT, MARGUERITE L. Mickey To Be A Good Secretary Mirhey if a witty lair Gay in hnnior, Jniart in Clair. Honor Roll l, 2, 33 Vice-President of Girl Reserves 43 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 43 Skipper Stal? 43 Large Council 43 Waite-r Ballet 33 Junior Red Cross 43 German Club 2, 3. Graduate of School 51. ELLIS, BETTE JUNE Jinx Stenographer Here'.r a girl with a runny Jtnile: Knowing her ir worth your while. Girls' Large Council 43 Shorthand Certificates 3. Graduate of School 60. ERICSSON, BLANCHE M. Swede Model Hsltfkl' jolly, lizfely, gay, A pal in every way. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Typing Award 33 Athlet'c Awards 1, 2, 3, 41 junior Day Play 31 Skipper Skit 41 Masque and Make-up 3, 43 Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 43 Christmas Play 4: Large Council 43 Pilot Staff 4g Red Cross 43 Typing and Editorial Staff. Graduate of School 60. ESTERGOME, IRENE C. Ice Nurse Ire will .toon dirtribute pittf To help dirperre all our illrf' Latin Cluh 13 Honor Roll 1, 23 Large Council 43 Hi-Y Show 23 junior Rel Cross 4. Graduate of School 42. FAGG, MARGARET 'APC1-Z Secretary ln .fhorthand and typing doe! Peg exeell To fonie employer thore arbiezfe- inentr .rhe'll fell. Shorthand Certificates 31 Commerce Club 31 junior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of School 60. FATUROS, ARETI R. 'lRita Secretary To berotne an ejirient Jerretary ir Rita'5 derire She'll be one we're Jnre, one the bon will admire. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 41 junior Red Cross 3. Graduate of School 21. FEDAK, MICHAEL Mike Forester Mike will put hir talenti to tert Became hir ambition if one of the bert, ' He wantr to be a forert ranger And protect our fore!! from fire danger. Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of School 42. FICK, ELEANOR M. Housewife AlwayJ happy, alwayr gay, She rharef carer and blnef away. Graduate of School 60. FINTA, MARGARET M. Margie Secretary Merry and gay, bright and rheery Her journey thru life n'er be weary. Large Council 43 Basetball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. FIUST, LEONA A. LCG Nurse A worthy profefrion we all agree And Jo our Leo at the top will be. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Spring Operetta 33 Christmas Program 1, 23 Science Club 4. Graduate of School 42. FLEMING, LYNN A. jo Retail Store Manager He rpendr hir time in dreaming Of the day that he will be The manager of a great big Jtore flirt like the A. 6 P. ' junior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of Hartfield, N. Y. FLEMING, ROGER W. Doe Orchestra Leader Doe will be anotber Miller Hir band will be a killer-dillerf' Skipper Skit 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduate of I-Iartfield, N. Y. FLOREK, JOHN A. Johnny Oil Geology Johnny if a rzvell gny I know yoifll all agree And in bit fntnre ronrre in life He bar rbofen geology. Skipper Editorial 43 Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Orchestra 3, 4: Band and Orchestra Service Award 3. Graduate of Assumption. FOLEY, WILLIAM FouIball Accountant ll 'illiam Foley ir bii name He'J at jolly ar can be He'.r going to make bir fortune ln tbe field of arro1zntanry. Basketball 1, 23 Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of Holy Spirit. FORBES, JANET L. Lou Success Be like a defenie Jtamp Stink till yon get tberef' Honor Roll 43 Hiking, Bicycling 2, 3: Editorial Staff of Skipper 41 Senior Guard of Honor 33 Girl Reserves 11 Latin Club 13 Red Cross Knitting 4. Graduate of School 60. FOREMIAK, FLORENCE D. Flo . Fnd Happiness Florence irnr onaire Her Jplendo' fer in ber glorionr bairf' President Dramatics Club 3. 43 Volley . 2, 3, 43 Bowling 43 Bas- ket a , ., 1 Athletic Letter 1, Z, 'n 3 Skipper Skit3 Gregg 'rds o merce Club 2, 3: Cl istmas lay 3 Junior Red Cross 4g Gi ls' Large ouncil 3, 4. Graduate of School 42. FRANK, RICHARD E. Frankie Engineer He'r tall, be'r blond, be'r very rby Frankie if Jnre one .fIl'?ll gz1y. ' Honor Roll 2, 41 Junior Day Commit- tee 33 Service Award 33 Science Club 32 Skipper Staff 4: Large Council 4: German Club 2. Graduate of School 60. FREDERICK, FRANK C. Tiny College Tiny bar a zvortby aim And tbat if to go to college llybere be can make football fame And widen bi! nope of knowledge. Track 2, 43 Football 43 Skipper Sales- man 43 Music Committee 52 Photo- grapher 33 Monitor 4. Graduate of School 65. FREUDENBERGER, JUNE M. Boots Private Secretary Nobody'i enemy, ezferybody'J pal Booty if mre a .fweet little gal. Honor Roll 11 Bllwliflfl 21 Tri-Y 42 Junior Red Cross 3. Graduate of Holy Spirit. FROST, FAE Punk Laboratory Technician A woman of rcience Pnnk will be lI by ber middle name ir cbemirlryf' Science Club 3, 43 American Red Cross 5. Graduate of School 60, GAIK, GENEVIEVE Jean Interior Decorator An interior decorator, Jean will be Surrefr will rearb ber. yo!! F4177 ree. Junior Red Cross 3. Graduate of School 42. GARFINKEL, ETHEL Eddie Secretary In need of a Jerretary ark for Eddie Sbe'J alzuayr able, willing and ready. Large Council 41 Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 21. GAWOR, STELLA Stag Success in life Star ambition ir to be a Jnrreyr ll e bope it will bring ber mnrli Happine.r5. Honor Roll 1, 23 Girl Reserves 13 I.atin Club 1. Graduate of School '9. GERVAN, JANET B. johnny Radio Wmwrk An honor Jtndenf, none so fair, A .flll'ti6.U' .rhe'll he while on the air. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Junior Plav 31 Science Club 3g Latin Club 21 Chorus 4. Graduate of School 60. GLOWACKA, ALICE Al Stenographer Al'.f nl .rfeno wilh 4 .rmile lr'll mme in handy all the while, junior Guard of Honor 31 Large Councilg Gregg Award 31 Junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 42. GNANN, BETTY M. Air Hostess Up in the rlrnrdr rhe wan!! to he Shell gel fhere mo jar! wait and fee. Red Cross Certificate 3, Graduate of School 65. GOLD, ANNETTE Nunie Private Secretary Sheri and .rufeel Anil ill iz friend She u1n'f he heal. Large Council -13 junior Red Cross fi. Graduate of School 81. GONDA, ANNA M. Ann Bookkeeper Oh Annfr tu bright df Jhe can he And what 41 whiz al ezrmurzlancyf' Honor Roll 1, 2g Commerce Club 31 Girl Reserves 23 Chorus 1, 2. Graduate of School 51. U X I :ff X j A ciaavrs GRACEg QAdyl'l ,ff ' ' Nurse Jdgln Jfliporll' deer rh excell, 1 all nl Jir h die! df well. Hon mr ' rts 1 ,E ls PU , 3, 3, 41 juni r4,R llCros4' 43 Science Cluh 3. d , . j Eradtate o School 60. GRITTI, CAROLYN Sunny Aviation Instructor HlXv0ll' Sininy if Af the mzziie iinfblier Tall in .rtafnre With .rniiling eyerf' Athletic Awards l, 2, 3, 41 Debate 3, -1. Graduate of School 65, GROAT, EDNA A. Dell Housewife Any Jong :he rings well And a hrrnre 5he'll fneznrzge jnrt ar well. HLY 5l1UW 2, 3. si: Concert 3, 4, Xmas Play 43 junior Day Exercises. Graduate of School 19. GROSS, FRANCES Fran Typigt Shelf a girl with iz cheerful Jinile One 1011 u'0n't forge! for 41 long while. Skipper Typing Staff 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier. GYULAVICS, JOSEPH LINC Music Always merry, alwayr gay ll e all hope j'0ll'll Jfdfl' fha! way. Treasurer of Senior Class -ig Honor Roll 13 Golf 5: Swimming 3: Skipper Skit: Band 1, 2. 3, 41 Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 43 Service Awards 1, 2, 3, 41 Hi-Y Show 3, 4: Dramatics Cluh rig Science Cluh 5, 43 Large Council 43 Christmas Play 41 Hi-Y Cluh 43 Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. HALASZ. ELIZABETH Betty Secretarv If our Betty you rhfznre to meet, Yon will ,find her very 5u'eet. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. HALEY, BETTY JEANNE Irish Nurse The zmrld if .ro full of cl number of lhingr I uni .mre we .rhonld all he ar happy af hingrf' Girl Reserves 3, 41 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 41 Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 65, HAMILTON, ALICE H. 'I-Iammy Model Shea really a .fzvell girl yet Jiraree A perfert ii1odelfhe,ll Jnrely he. Bowling3 Athletic Letter lg Honor Roll 13 Dramatics Club 33 Chorus 3. Graduate of School 81. HANS, MICHAEL A. Mickey Bookkeeper UElIf!JllJ'ldJ'l1l Jett the ainherr glowing Biit only work ran keep the fire going. Skipper Advertising Manager 43 Com- merce Club 23 Hi-Y 43 junior Guard of Honor 33 Class Will 3. Graduate of School 79. HARBECK, JANET F. jan Court Reading Shea happy all day long, Alufayr with a Jong And Jhe will he the hrrt iny dear In the world to get alongf' Large Council 43 Commerce Club 33 Skipper Advertising Committee 4. Graduate of School 52. HARDY, BEATRICE L. Bee Capitalist Alz1'ayr happy' forezfer gay, It'5 a ferret what keep! her that way. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2. Graduate of All Saints. HARRISON, THELMA R. Tillie Comptometer Operator Sti1dioi1.r and ainhitioiif Never .rhirking in her tafkff' Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 43 Letter 13 Girl's Sports 1, 2, 33 Editorial Staff 43 Ser- vice Award 13 Declamation Contest 13 Class Will 33 Large Council 41 Girl Reserves 1. 23 Christmas Play 43 Monitor lg Junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 60. HAVENS, LORRAINE G. Jeep Secretary Pretty at a bright red rote feejff alzvayf on her mer. Girl Reserves 23 junior Day Commit- tee 3. Graduate of School 60. HENDERSON, WILLA L. Billie Good Secretary Our Billie'5 an exeriztizie lair, Har many friendf in ezfery clan. Skipper Advertising Manager, Honor Roll 33 Bowling 4. Graduate of Lindbery School. HENNESSY, LEO E. 'll-CC Engineer Lee, old boy, may be a teafe, But he .railt through hir le.rJon.r with the greater! of eaJe. Golf 43 Advertising Staff 43 Skipper Skit 43 Photography Club 43 Career Club 43 Science Club 3. Graduate of St. john Baptist. QHENRY, JANET Hank College We are ,brond of our Hank, High in everything the doef rank. Honor Roll 23 Sports 2, 33 Skipper Staff3 Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 35 Girl Reserves Play 1, 33 Science Club 33 Latin Club 1. Graduate of St. John Baptist. HERBECK, CHARLES E. Bud Forest Ranger A brilliant Jrholar-Yer indeed, AJ a track Jtar loo+He'll take the lead. Track 3, 41 Skipper Salesman 43 De- clamation Contest 33 Career Club 33 Christmas Play 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Fashion Show 33 Large Council 33 Inner Council 43 Honor Roll 13 Skip- per Skit 4, Graduate of School 65. HEWITT, NORMA G. Norm Stenographer Norm if a frholar at one ran fee, A good rtenographer the will he. Skipper Typing Staff 43 Chorus 43 Gregg Award 31 Commerce Club 43 Large Council 43 Bowling 23 Hi-Y Show 43 Service Award 4. Graduate of School 60. HODGE, JAMES R. jim Office Manager A day for toil, an hour for Jport But for a friend, life it loo Jhortf' Basketball 3, 43 Track 43 Cross Coun- try 23 33 Swimming 3, 4. Graduate of Kenmore junior High. HOLCOMB, EVELYN MAE EV Secretary Alleni,IJ! the end and never Hand to donlzt, Notbingff .ro lzard but rearrb will fnd it our. il Letter 1, 23 Gregg Award 33 junior Guard of Honor 31 Commerce Cluh 43 Large Council 43 Hi-Y Show 3: Chorus 2. Graduate of School 65. HOLLAND, LORETTA Queenie Business School Bl1.rineJr srbool if ber ambition And we all hope will be ber niiuion. Graduate of School IO. HORCSOKY, MARGUERITE C. Marge Meet Tyrone Power Pretty, Jweet, ralrn and bright, Like a .rlar :bedding ilr friendly nga. Honor Roll 2, 43 Skipper Editorial Staff 43 Skipper Skit 43 Service Awarl l 3 Gregg Award 33 junior Day Play 3: Large Council 43 Commerce Club 2: Chorus 1, 2, 43 Dramatics 43 Chrift- mas Play 43 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School 51. HORN, JOYCE D. JOY Undecided HllVbc1f8l'6f' joy may decide to do, We all knou' Ilia! 5be'll mme through. Honor Roll 33 Bowling 43 Art Poster Contest 43 Service Award 33 Plav 3: Christmas Play 3, 43 Large Council 43 Skipper Art Stall' 43 Chorus 33 Scholastic Art Contest 4. Graduate of School 65. HOROHOE, PAUL Little Ho Be a Millionaire Our liltle Ho You will Jee llvilb lofi of money In mrielyf' Graduate of School 65. HULBERT, BETTY Het Secretary Tbir friendly girl ll e know will Jnrreed And in the lmfinefr Shea .rnre lo lead. Graduate of School 60. IDLE, MARGARET A. Peg Nurse Ar a nlirre 5be'll fake the lead, And help one and all Who help will need. Graduate of All Saints. JAKUBOWSKI, HENRY T. Hank College Hank will Jnrreed We all know For of fo rollege He will go. Graduate of Assumption School. JAMIESON, EDWARD A. Ted Research Physicist Like a pm be doer Jwirn Wfitb lolr of rifality. rigor and vim. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 23 Orches- tra 2: Service Award 23 junior Play: Science Club 43 Chorus 4. ,Graduate of School 60. 7a 442' ,ph W 4 . iff' JAROCKI, Bffifxiiian J. Bernie journalist Bernie if Jinarl and we ran .ree An A-I fonrnalifl be will be. Honor Roll l, 3. 43 Skipper Stal? 33 Service Award 3, 43 junior Guard of Honor 33 Career Club 4. Graduate of School 65. JAX, JAY H. Bluejay Chemical Engineer TMJ we ran Jay For tbir young lad Heir newer dreary Never Jadf' Honor Roll lg Skipper Staff 43 Science Club 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. JEROME, ROBERT C. j. O. College lWbere be got it we don't knou' Bn! bi.: name if jnrl IO. Honor Roll 13 Football 43 Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Skipper Staff 43 Monitor 3, 43 Senior Boys' Coun- cil 43 Career Club 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Science Club3 Hi-Y 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. JEWULA, MARY Secretary An bonor pupil ezfery year Sbe'll rurreed, we baoe no fear. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Skipper Staff 43 Gregg Award 33 jr. Red Cross Christmas Play 2. Graduate of Assumption. JOHNSON, LOIS H. Lo College lWitb ber glorify bair and rpark- ling eye, In rurrerr our fair Loir will ever rife. ' Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Treasurer of Tri- Y 43 Tri-Y 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Large Council 3, 43 Junior Red Cross 43 Girl Reserves Play 13 Girl's Coun- cil Play 33 Hi-Y Show Committee 23 Senior Day Usher 13 Bronze Pin 33 Service Award 33 Skipper Staff 43 Badminton 33 Bowling 4. Graduate of School 65. JONES, KIRK C. jonsey Commercial Art fonrey bar a brilliant brain, A golfer and arlifi ruprenze, Surrefr and fame be'r rure to gain, Wfben be fulfillr bi: dream. Golf 3, 43 Skipper Art Staff 4. Graduate of School 60. JUDD, ARTHUR E. Art Radio Scientist A radio rrienlirl Art wanlr to be, With a bead like bir, belt bound to be. Track 23 Golf 3, 43 Photography Stal? 33 Service Award 43 Monitors Club 3, 43 Camera Club 4. Graduate of School 60. KAFKA, LAURA S. Susie Undecided Became o f Sufie'5 .rweet cbarrning way, Surfer! and fame will be ber'r rome day. junior Day Usher 3. Graduate of St. Florian. KALUZIENSKA, MARY A. Typist Sbe'f dark and prelly And alwayr ebeery Nezfer rad and never weary. Typing Award. Graduate of Assumption. KASPRCZYK, ELEANOR S. Nana Nursing If in lbe nurring yield Nana rartf ber aim, All ber patienlr' Heallb and bappinerr will gain. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Graduate of Assumption. KELLEY, XVILLIAM E. Bill Secretary He'r ar Irifb ar bi: narne implier, Witb bii laugbing, rmiling eyer. President of Senior Class 4g Treasurer of junior Class 33 Senior Boys' Small Council Secretaryg Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 33 Football 43 Skipper Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 33 junior Guard of Honor 33 Hi-Y Club 3, 43 Career Club 3, 43 Assembly Monitor 4. Graduate of St. john Baptist. KELLY, THOMAS G. Killer' Certihed Public Accountant Looking for Jozneone wbo if fun, Killer Kelly ir tbe one. Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Career Club 43 Boys' Small Council 43 Skipper Skit 43 Commerce Club 2. Graduate of St. john the Baptist. KE , MARG R B. M , Office Work Bee! eb Athl c Letter 13 Swimming 13 Skip- per yping Staff 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3. lr urir Bi r e bo bury and e U 1 Graduate of School 49. KESSLER, HERBERT Herbie P. G. College H e may look quiet and Jedale, Wfben you know bini, be'.r ju!! great. Football 43 Advertising Staff 4. Graduate of School 60. KIBLER, BETTY Babs Secretary An alblelir larry ir our Babf On all tbe rporly rbe keep: labr. Honor Roll 1, Purple 8: Gold Swimk ming Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 23 Volleyball 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Bicycle Ride 1, 2, 33 Hike 1, 31 Junior Red Cross 43 Gregg Award 3. Graduate of School 60. KIERMAN, JENNIE B. Hlcnu Nursing Alway.r happy, full of glee, A firelfy mnzre rhe'll rarely he. Science Club 33 Large Girls' Council 43 Red Cross Certificate 3. Graduate of School 42. KIRCHMEYER, PHYLLIS E. Phil journalist Phil if an all roimd girl, wilh Honor Roll, marie and rwimmiug, Sh7?l.l' well equipllied to mahe her plare, And .rzzrrefr .rhe'll he winning. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming Team 43 Band I, 2, 3. 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Phil Spitalny Music Contest 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. KIRSCH, JACOB R. Ray College In .fporlr he did and will exrell, AJ l2ll.l'l7lE.l'.l' manager, fur! ar well ,' When off to college Ray will go Slzfrefr will meet him we all know. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 41 Football 3, 43 Skipper Business Man- ager3 junior Day Skitg Career Club 3, 43 Hi-Y Treasurer 3, 43 Hi-Y Show 43 Senior Play 43 Boys' Small Council 4g Monitor 3. Graduate of St. john the Baptist. KLECKER, BETTY H. Betts Nursing To he a mzrre Bent doe: derire Good lllfh to her whom we admire. Secretary of Science Club 33 Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 65. KNOLL, MARJORIE E. Marge Secretary ff Marge if a fharming lan ll 'e're proud ,rhe'r a member of om' flair, She'r willy, lizfely, gay, A rwell gal in ezfery way. Honor Roll lg Commerce Club 43 Gregg Award 33 Bowling 4. Graduate of School 60. KOGLER, NORMA F. Norm Private Secretary She walhr arolmd lhe .fchool each day, A rid many .rmiler Jhe cartr away. Skipper Typing Staff 43 Tri-Y 43 Com- merce Club 43 Large Girls' Council 43 Gregg Awards 3, Graduate of All Saints. KOLLMAR, JANE M. janie Comptometer School Sweet, fiiirere, and houerl fame rhall awayr he, Never daring to hurt a mail Bill alwayr gay arid rarefreef' Graduate of St. Francis Xavier. KOMOROWSKI, ALFREDA T. Fredonia Private Secretary A .rerretary with a :mile Will Fredonia he all the while. Usher Graduation Day 33 Athletic Letters 1, 2, 33 Gold Pin 43 Bowling 43 Volley Ball Team 1, 2, 33 Basket' ball 43 Baseball 3. Graduate of Assumption. KOONS, A Com: cia otographer 1 ka Today, I , way! The J ie od riezzdf' c of School 51. KRAFT, ANNA C. Cussie Secretary The joy! of living I.r her greater! porrerriorz Her love for talking Ir almort an ohrerrioizf' Girl Sports 1, 43 Typing Staff 43 Girl Reserves Z3 Masque and Make-up Club 43 Gregg Awards 33 Commerce Club 43 Red Cross Knitting 4. Graduate of School 65. KRZYZANIAK, ALFREDA L. Fritz Nurse rw Charming of manner Aflractire lo view, Ambition to rpare She'll win lhroughf' Graduate of Assumption. KUBICA, MARY School Teacher Li1lle Mary, hut not foizlraryg Alwayf with a plearant rmilef' Valedictorian, Senior Class3 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President Com- merce Club 43 Skipper Editorial and Advertising Staff 43 Girl Reserves 43 Large Girls' Council 43 Chorus 23 Commerce Club 3, 43 junior Red Cross 4 l Graduate of School 60. KUBICK, THEODORA Teddie Mathematics Teacher A Jzveeler girl one n'er rozdd mee! Prelly, paired, refined, and neat, Malb romedoy om' Teddie will tearbf' Honor Roll 33 Large Girls' Council 4. Graduate of Alden School. KUTA, HELEN B. Babs Secretary The girl zrlvo onre lm! trailed fl pen Liver no! lo pleafe berfelf lm! jim 4 friend. Shorthand Awards 33 Junior Red Cross 43 Large Council 43 Honor Roll 3, 4. Graduate of Assumption. LAMB, CALVIN W. Cal College fr Calvin il o dreamer Bn! berekr who! bel' going to do He'.r going to work real bard And make hir dream! fozne true. Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 23 lunior Day Exercises3 Hi-Y Club 43 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 65. LAPCZENSKI, PATRICIA M. A. Pat Secretary Slre'J iz frbolar, iz ripe and good one ll i.re, fair .rpoken and Ifieryzzod- ing. Salutatorian of Senior Classg Athletic Awards 1, 2, 3, 43 Gregg Awards 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Guard of Honor 35 Commerce Club 4g Rid- ing Club 23 Hi-Y Showg Small Girls' Council 4: Skipper Salesman 43 Christ- mas Play 4. Graduate of Assumption. LAVENE, MILTON S. Rusty To marry and settle down Milf if lbe man of flue bam' Football .ftar and zwifly rc'bolar. Football 3, 4. Graduate of School 66. LEARD, FLORENCE E. Flo Red Cross Nurse To aid lbe Jnffering of mankind Ir llve flnrpore Jbe bar in mind. Inter-Club Councilor of Girl RCSEIVESQ Honor Roll 13 Athletics 13 Art Staff 43 Senior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of School 51. LESOSKY, RUTH P. Buster News Reporter Boiler bar a kmzrk for nezvr A nezrrpaper if ber aim Sbe'5 go! the roimzge and ftezmina To lvelp ber play flie game. Typing Staff of Skipper 4. Graduate of School 51. LESTER, CYRENE CV University of Buffalo Tlve doorr of U. B. berkon Cy Slve u'on'f lveritafe, .rlve'll go inridef' Honor Roll 2: Skipper Staff 43 Gregg Award 33 Commerce Club 2: Large Girls' Council 4. Graduate of School 64. LINIEWSKA, ALFREDA A. Freida Nursing Our Freidiz ir ro neat and fair A prellier nnrre .Jon Il'UlI'f find anywhere. Red Cross Certihcate 3. Graduate of School 42. ip i We LITTL , ILLIAM T. Will5 ' Art Professor ll lnzf will our lillle ll 'illy be? An or! ll7I'0fe?.!'J'0I', :mil and fee. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 113 Skipper Art Staff 3, 43 Salesman 43 Skipper Skit 43 Hi-Y Show 43 INIonitor 3. Graduate of School 60. LONG, MARY LOU H. Babe History Teacher To leavb biffory ir ber goal And keep all lver rfndentr on llre lvonor roll. Girls' Council 4: French Christmas Play 3. Graduate of School 65. LOUCI-IREN, MONICA C. lNIonnie Singer Sm'reJ.f of a .finger if Monnie'.r 611171 To R. H. S. .rl1e'll bring gre.zl fame. Large Council 43 Gregg Awards 3: Thanksgiving Play 33 Christmas Play 1 Graduate of School 52. MACKIEWICZ, LAURA N. Dixie Singer Dl.x'ie Il'z11ll.l' lo lrlll llre .rraler Ofzerafir, jazz, or bllzer A .ringer Dixie Ilrllllf lo be Her lonely talents to ore. Typing Staff of Skipper 4. Graduate of Assumption. MMKINNON, MARJORIE D. Mac Secretary Mar ir lvellbffrl, rofnleozzr, kind A beffergirlyof1'll lI61l6'7'fl7Id.l' Girl Reserves 4. Graduate of School 51. MAGO, VERONICA B. Ronnie Stenographer i-1eUlIl1l4 .l' fl'lUlld.li all guarantee Slve will fulfill lver tleflluy Alzeayi' fnlearizzg, alicfayr gay 'flatly zwomler laoll' .rlve kE'L1f7.f that way. Honor Roll 2. Graduate of St, Elizabeth. K I.impy Electrician A ready 71 oro ber ,early and MALiN'byflfZ11c F. l i P all If laxl ivan' ri' oke ml argue il J' raigbff' Football 2, 5, 43 C w 2, 3g Track 43 Skipper Editorial Staff 43 Latin Club Ig Science Club 3, 43 Monitor 2 Hi Y 5 4 Graduate of School 60. MAYER, SYLVIA M. Sylvia Dietician Hpldclfrillll y .flue can ezllerlaifz From lalrglvler tloer .rbe z1e'er refrain. Secretary of Tri-Y 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 53 Horseback Riding l, 23 Athletic Letter l3 Skipper Salesman 43 Senior Guard of Honor 33 Large Council 3, 43 Tri-Y 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 23 junior Red Cross 43 Science Club 33 43 Christmas Play 43 Hi-Y Show 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. MAYER, VIRGINIA E. Ginny Newspaper Reporter Barry going with lizfle Jlrife So Iliff Senior liver ber life. Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Athletic Letter lg Skipper Editorial Staff 4g Gregg Award 2, 33 Chorus l, 2. Graduate of School 60. MCCARTHY, MARGARET M. Marge Defense work Nicely a'1'e.i1i'ed and alzeayi Heal Sbe newer will admif defeat. Treasurer of Girl Reserves 23 Histor- ian Small Council 43 Skipper Sales- man 4: Commerce Club 23 Girl Re- serves Assembly 33 Skipper Skit 43 Hi- Y Show 43 Bowling 43 Skipper AdverA tising Staff 4. Graduate of St. john Baptist. MCCLARIN, DVROBERT Bob if. College Boba a 1 1 if Ar yon can .fee Aml will: lv A .rzn're,r,r liz' be. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra-Mural Basketball 13 Service Award 33 Schol- arship Awards 2, 3, 43 junior Dav Program 33 Guard of Honor 33 Latin Club 13 INIonitor's Club 3: Hi-Y Show lg Science Club 3, 4. Graduate of School 65. MeDOUGALL, BETTY JANE Mac Secretarv Mar if amlziflolrr in a clelerminetl Il'L1J' Tlzat will make ber fanzonr ,rome fzrrzzre day. Swimming 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Volley- ball 1, 23 Bowling 2, 53 Hiking 1, 23 Bicycling 1, 23 junior Guard of Honor 5. Graduate of Cook School, Flint, Michigan, MCGINTY, PATRICIA M. Pat State Teachers Alu'ayr on flie go, 11e're lime to ref! Uwe rourider Pai one of llye rery bert. Honor Roll 1, 2, 5. 43 Swimming 1, 3, 43 Skipper Advertising Staff 43 Schol- arship Awards 1, Z, 33 Small Girls' Council 43 Chairman of Hall Commit- tee 41 Hall Monitor 3, 4. Graduate of All Saints. MCLAREN, EILEEN P. Champ Nurse AJ Jbe .rlDeetl.r array fbe 4lay'J dllll A701111 012 all the clarr, .fIllIb6'LZlIl.f Jbe .rlvo ll 'err Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, Z, 43 Bowling 43 Skipper Advertising Staff 43 Bend 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4. Graduate of Lockport, New York. MCVEY, BERNICE H. Bernie Secretary It'.r ar eary lo look ap af down 1l'.r ar eafy Io .rmile ar lo f7'01l lI.H Honor Roll 2, 3, 41 Riding Club 1, 21 Large Council3 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Skipper Staff-Editorial 41 Commerce Club 2, 3, 41 junior Red Cross 4: Chorus3 Athletic Letter 1, 23 Gregg Award 33 Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 65. MENGAY, RITA Shorty Stenographer There'J alzvayf mmethiizg cheery In everything you Jay. Honor Roll 13 Girl Reserves 23 Com- merce Club 3. Graduate of School 65. MENKEN, SHIRLEY J. Vanilla Nurse The Jmile thafr worth the praifer of earth IJ the rmile that Jhiuex throzigh tearff' Honor Roll 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1. Graduate of School 51. MESCHES, EDITH Edie Private Secretary Her fare hevhom all thingy dear aria' good. Honor Roll 23 junior Red Cross 43 junior Day Committee 3. Graduate of School 21. MEZZIE, MARGARET M. Marge Secretary Ailaptahle girl in many Jportr Are her to play wie, .rhe hzmzw all mrt.r. Baseball 33 Volleyball 2, 5, 43 Swim- ming 13 Basketball 2, 33 Girl Reserves 4. Graduate of All Saints. MIKLA, RITA R. Business College Rita Mihlaa a charming larr ll7e're ,brand to have her in oizr flair. Honor Roll 23 Skipper Staff-Editorial. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 5, Red Cross 4g Masque 84 Make-up Cluh 3, 43 Christmas Play 43 Gregg Award 3. Graduate of School 79. MILLER, DOROTHY R. Dot Dietician Sweet and lovely Smart df a whip Dot alwayr greet! yon lWilh a qnipf' Honor Roll 1, 2, 5, 4: Editorial Staff of Skipper 43 Science Club 3: Large Council 43 Hi-Y Salesman 2. Graduate of School 65. MILLER, JAMES H. jim Undecided Swimming, track, clzzhr, thafr him Swell, rmart, tall, that? jim. Honor Roll 1, 23 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Science Club 3, 43 Guard of Honor 33 President Senior Boy's Council 43 Treasurer Hi-Y Club 43 Co-Chairman of Program Commit- tee 3. Graduate of School 65. MISZTAL, HELEN L. Mystal Be Happy folly and gay, The lizfeloizg day. ' Honor Roll 43 Volleyball 23 Purple 8: Gold Team 23 Hi-Y Show 43 Chorus 3, 43 Typing Staff 4. Graduate of Assumption. MOLNAR, ELSIE L Stenographer L a Jteimgrapher 1l'c77?lI to he And that Jhe'll he, we all agree. Girl Reserves 4. Graduate of School 79, MOODY, ELIZABETH D. Liz Private Secretary Hitch your u'ag011 to a rtar, Hold on tight- Aizd there you are. ' Honor Roll 23 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Hiking 13 Badminton 13 Hi-Y Show 23 Commerce Club 2: Girls Large Council 43 Council Play 4. Graduate of School 81. MOWCZKO, GLADYS Glad Secretary To take fhorthaml and typing li Glacfr aim Ar a rerretary u'e're mre rhe'll win fame. Graduate of School 42. MOWCZKO, KATHERINE Katy Secretary Shea tiny, blond and fire She'll alzvayr gire you all A-I time. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 5, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Tennis 1, 23 Bowling 43 Gold Pin 43 Girls' Coun- cil 4. Graduate of School 42. MOWCZKO, MARYANN Saleslady or Nurse A .falerlady Maryann uimzlr to he And .the will he, jim! zmif and .l'C'CJ. Basketball l, 2, 31 Volleyball 1, 2. 51 Baseball 1, 2, 3. Graduate of School 42. MROSCZAK, REGINA Rene Secretary Rene ir 41 maid of arllerr grave Gentle of mind, fair of face. Honor Roll 33 Basketball 13 Volley- ball Ig Skipper Salesman 43 Girls' Council 41 Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 42. MURDOCK, JUNE R. DCvjl Secretary Keep your fare foirardr lhe rim- .rhifze And lhe .rhadozixr will fall hehiud .'y'llIl.H Honor Roll I3 Swimming 13 Girl Re- serves l. Graduate of School 60. MURPHY, LAXWRENCE Professor I-iI1,QlliSf Gite lhe world lhe her! you hare And the her! u-ill rome hook lo you. Honor Roll 2, 32 Cross Country 4: liditorial Staff 43 Career Club 4. Graduate of Nativity. MURPHY, VIRGINIA B. Ginger Stenographer Happy who in zferre ran genlly freer, From grave fo lighl, from plearaizt to Jervef' Baseball 1, Z, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Graduate of School 60. MURRAY, PATRICIA M. Pat Nurse Shea a Jweet Irirh lar! W'ilh eyei' of hllle She'll he L1 neat lillle ulzrre Arid a good one lo0. ' Volleyball 2, 43 Basketball 43 Bad- minton 43 Swimming 1: junior Rell Cross 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 4. Graduate of St, john the Baptist. MUTZ, RUTH M. Mutzie Stenographer IW ith her izeafherr and rpeed Miifzie or u rtezlogrfzpher will .flll'l'E6d.U President of Girl Reserves 23 Horse- back Riding 13 Bicycling 13 Skipper Salesman 43 Commerce Club 2, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Graduate of School 60. NAGY, EMMA Emma Undecided Though mzderided, her rerord rhowr, She will help wherezfer .rhe goerf' Horseback Riding 43 Bowling 43 Christmas Play 43 Hi-Y Show 23 Mon- itor 2, 33 junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 65. NEIDRAUER, WINIFRED M. Winnie Good fefrebary My' defire if to he A very exeellent serret'ry. Graduate of Lancaster. NIELSEN, NORMA Blondie Professional Ice Skater Shea faleiiled in arl, we ree B111 a greezl .rhafer Jhe zmntr lo he. Bowling 43 Swimming 13 Skipper Art Staff 43 Art Contest 33 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School 65. NIEMANN, BERNICE Berny Secretary Berny wamfr to he fmt ez good .rerretory. ' Baseball 13 Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball lg Skipper Typing and Editorial Staff 43 Gregg Awards 3g Red Cross. Graduate of School 65. NOVAK, OLGA Ogertwid Bookkeeper Olga with her rleek hlark hair Ir alwayr full of fun, She'r alwayr ready with a joke, A wirerraeh or iz pun. Skipper Salesman 43 Hi-Y Ticket Award 33 Hi-Y Show 43 Dramatics Clubg Monitor 3, 4. Graduate of School 79. NOWAK, FLORENCE E. Flo Oflice Wcmrk Office zeorb if Floff aim ll e all feli0ll' Jbe'll win Ibii game. Honor Roll 2, 31 Skipper Typing Staff 41 Gregg Award 3. Graduate of Assumption. NOWAK, JANE B. Janie Aviattix Be to ber ririlzef a little bind, Be to ber fanltf a little blind. Senior Usher 31 Honor Roll 5. Graduate of Assumption. OBERACKER, BETTY B Secretary 1t'J nice to be natural when Yoifre naturally nire. ' Swimming lg Skipper Typing Staff 4g junior Red Cross 43 Gregg Award 3. Graduate of School 60. O'BRlEN, DENNIS O, B. Radio Engineer TlJiJ qziite daibing lad, we know llfyill Jnvreed wlJere're be'll go. Band 1, 23 Service Award. Graduate of All Saints. OLESKO,STELLA A. Stel To Be Successful A .f1n'refJ'f1zl life beginf in Jrbool And join' record Jbowf, No blarb llldfkj no broken rule. Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Bowling 43 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 4g Skipper Skit 4, Skip- per Staff 4g junior Day Exercises. Gregg Award 35 HifY 3g Commerce Clubg Volleyball 1, 2, 4. Graduate of School 42. OTT, JOHN E. Nightmare College In football and sufimnzing be took part Atblelim' completely pouefied bil' beartf' Track lg Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 5, 4g Football 3, 43 Small Council 4. Graduate of School 65. OVERS, MARION G. Sandy Undecided Hllfligbly fzveet and mighty wife, Tbe fzin jwt tzvinblef in ber eye.r. Honor Roll lg Basketball l, 2, 3: Vol- leyball 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 33 Science Club 3. Graduate of St. john Baptist. OWENS, MARJORIE Margie Nurse Nor money, nor a fizirfe ll e'd juyt like Margie for our n1n'Je. ' Honor Roll 2, 5, 43 Riding Club 21 Bronze Ping Girl Reserves 33 Science Club 33 Girls' Large Councilg Sales- man 4g Hi-Y Show 55 Chorus 3. Graduate of East Aurora -Ir, High. OZIMEK, ELEANOR Lindy Nurse Lindy will rife to beigbtf of fame AJ nnriing if ber foreznoft aim. Bronze Pin. Graduate of School 79. PALKA, LORETTA A. 'I.orry Private Secretary Q11iet, z'iz'az'iom, a contrary win, Her .rbyneff ore gayety, yotfll fnd bard to reJiJt. Baseball 23 Volleyball 3. Graduate of School 42. PARWOLSKI, FLORENCE Flo Secretary In J'1tf'lI7lllll77g Jbelr a winner And otber fportf df well AJ a Jerretary .rbe'll Jzzcreed And in bzzfineff .rbe'll exrellf' Graduate of School 60. PASEKA,ANNA Annie Red Cross Nurse Tbe ligbl of God upon a troubled .fell Tbafi tbe coinfort Nznufe Annie zvill bring to tbeef' Athletic Letters 1, 2, 51 Pin 4g Purple 8: Gold Teams 1, 2, 3, 43 Skipper Salesman 43 Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 51. PATERSON, BEATRICE E. Blondie Typist Blondie if iz girl of Jtyle Sbe'll be A lypirl nfilb a winning .rmile. ' Graduate of School 19. PESZKO, EDWARD joe College Here'r a boy with wil Jo gay Tlnzi oizl-.rlwiner the Junk own ray. Service Award 23 Chorus 1, 2. Graduate of Assumption. PETYNIA, LORRAINE Sike Secretary Her lirely wil, ber Jniiling fare, Briiigf .l'llll.ff7lll6 lo the darker! filavef' Skipper Typing StaH 43 Skipper Skit 43 Large Girls' Council 43 Hi-Y Show 5, 43 Gregg Award 33 Chorus 3, 43 ,lunior Play 33 Spring Concert 3. Graduate of School 42. PFEIFFER, CAROL E. Fife Swimming Instructor ll l1elber we lore or ufbelber we 11'in, Fife will lead nr with a grin. Swimming I, Z, 3, 43 Athletic Letter l. 2, 31 Gold Pin 43 Life Saving 33 Skipper Salesman 43 -lunior Red Crosp 43 Science Club 3, 43 Girls' Council 3, 43 Monitor Club 3, 43 Riding Club 4: German Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves l. 13 junior Prom Committee 3. Graduate of School 60. PHILLIPS, EMILY R. LCC Designer Co.rfinne, home and dren derigner' fm! ine one fo make fbem flll6'i'. Tri-Y 3, 43 Vice President of Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 60. PILLER, CATHERINE R. Kay Nurse lf'.r the Jong you ring, the Jmile Yon wear Tlml ir maeiizg flue .rnnfbine El'El'yIllb6'1'?.U Honor Roll 13 Science Club 3, 43 junior Guard of Honor 33 junior Red Cross 43 Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of School 79. PIWOWARSKA, ALFREDA M. Al Otiice Wtwrker Cine kid, lofi of fiing Eneinierf Slve bar none. Skipper Typing Staff 43 Typing Awards 33 Large Council 43 Honor Roll 3. Graduate of School '9. POLIACHIK, HELEN E. Polly Physical Culturist She laendr and lzvirlr zvilb tbe greater! of eare flirt like flze man on flue flying tmpezef' Bowling 43 Badminton 43 Volleyball 43 Basketball, Hiking 1, 2, 3, 43 Swim- ming l3 Editorial Staff3 Chorus 2. 33 Latin Club 23 Science Club 33 Monitor 33 Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 51. POTEMBSKA, JOSEPHINE jo Good Secretary Laughter and fun, ninfif and jollily jiri! bubbling orer zeillv niirflz and friz'olify. Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Editor of Skipper 43 Girls Small Council 43 junior Red Cross 43 Service Award 33 Large Council 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Base- ball l, 2, 33 Bowling 3, 43 Hiking I1 Bicycle Riding I3 Gold Ping Basket- ball l, 2. 3. 4. Graduate of School 9. POTTER, LaVERNE C. Bud Engineer A liflle zeore, 11 lille filay, Keep we going llwroiiglvoiil llve day. Ilonor Roll l3 Swimming 1, 33 Tennis 2, 33 Skipper Staff 33 Monitor 3, 43 junior Day Play 33 junior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of School 65. POWALSKI, LEONARD Archibald College Arrlvibald ir looking foru.'m'd :villa glee llvben the inride of college lie will ree. Basketball 43 Cross Country 43 Science Club 4. Graduate of School 39. POXON, OLIVE N. Olly Typist Ever in doubt or erer' in need Go to Olly, .i'lze'll do iier good cleedf' Honor Roll 1, 23 Girl Reserves Pres. 43 Girl Reserves Council Representa- tive 2, 33 Skipper Staff 43 Typing Award 43 Typing Pilot Staff 43 Bowl- ing 2, 3, 43 Service Awards 2, 3: Girls' Reserves Assembly 33 Monitor Club 2: junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 79. PRESTON, MARJORIE M. Milli-lie Comptometrist Mai'gie zwifh only a fIl'lJf of her u'ri.s'f, llvill mon win fame a.f a comptoiiiefriftf' Horseback Riding 3. Graduate of School 65. IVTASZKIEWICZ, BERNADINE Bunny Good Housewife HB,7NIlI l' zvanly to he a honfezrife To rlean and rrrzzh all day To rome il may he foil and zvork To Bunny if if only play. Honor Roll lg Hi-Y Show 41 Skipper Skit 4. 0 Graduate of School 42. RACZ, JOHN M. College john Raczu' looking foriward zrilh joy, To the day when he'll he a rollege hoyf' Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Skip- per Staff 41 junior Programg Career Club 3g Large Council 4. Graduate of School 51. RADECKI, RICHARD A. HMC College Hirk if ar hig hearted af van he He'll do mofl anylhing yon ark fm! fry him and yozfll reef' Golf 3, 43 Skipper Staff 4g Monitor 3. Graduate of School 65. RAINONE, CARL F. Pedro Army Air Corp. IV' hen Pedro ufinf hir zwingf And if all aglow zrilh pride Perhapf he'll Ihink of all the lhingx He did al RlZl6l'Jld6.i! Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 41 Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 43 Skipper Ski: 1, 4, Graduate of School 65. RATZ, LOTTIE Lou To See U. S. First lWilh rmiling eyey and ready grin Friend! Jhe can eafil y 1UllZ.H Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1, Skipper Staff 4, Girl Reserves 1, Ger- man Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1. Graduate of School 60. REED, ROBERT Bob College The honor roll may not he hir, But in lhe hand he if a whiz. Tennis 4, Band 1, 2, 3. Graduate of School 60. REINHARD, ROLAND Rolly College Live in leifnre, have no rare Worry never gelf anywhere. Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 3, 4g Track Zg Hi-Y 4, 5. Graduate of School 60. REISCH, MARIE Honey Radio Entertainer To he on lhe radio if Ho11ey'5 amhilion She'll Jnrreed, no mailer what ll70J'ifi077.l7 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Gregg Award 33 Mask and Make-up Club 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Show Z. 3, 41 Christmas Program 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduate of School 60. REITENBACH, HARRIET M. Angel Roller Derby Skater A derby Jkater one day 5he'll he, One that ive all will he glad to fee. Honor Roll 4, Speaking Contest 33 junior Play 33 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School 60. ROGERS, EDNA M. Blondie Nurse A quiel taxfe, a Jfeadfaif mind, Appearanre neal and manner kind. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 3, 41 Red Cross Knitting 41 Senior Day Exercises. Graduate of School 60. ROKICKI, STELLA H. Rocky Surgical Nurse A hne amhilion She haf in mind Her patientf will Find her Jweet and kind. Graduate of Assumption. ROTE, SHIRLEY M. Shirl Civil Service l'l1.y.rimlly fliort, Illellldlly fall Slzirl lmr flleiify on Ibe lull. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 41 Horsehack Rid- ing I1 Bowling 21 Chorus 3, 41 Hik- ing and Bicycling I1 Skipper Sales- man 41 Typing Stall 41 Gregg Awards 31 Senior Guard of Honor 31 Hi-Y Show 3: Girl Reserves lg Christmas Play 4. Graduate of School 60. ROWE, VERNON Frenchy Navy Yeoman Affair lair diploma befr imfiirled l:I'L'Iltl7,j' if bflfllllg Io .fee Ike world. President of junior Class1 Honor Roll I, Z, 3, 41 Secretary of Hi-Y 41 Gregg Awards 2, 31 Dehate 31 Boys' Inner Council 41 Hi-Y 3, 41 Career Cluh 3, 41 French Cluh 31 Girls' Council Play 31 Hi-Y Show 31 Stage Crew 2, 3, 41 Christmas Play 31 Swimming 2. 31 Hasehall 3. Graduate of School 65. RUHL, STERLING A. Ste-rl Tour the United States .f To lfilll' Ilve good old U. S. A. l.f Ilri.f young ladfr fzmlzitioiz Perl1.1p.r l1e'll ufrile a bool? or Iwo To Iell III of lair mi.r.rior1. Graduate of Lock Haven, Pa. RUHLMAN, JAYNE L. jay Secretary I am im! bozfiid Io win Bu! I am laoimd Io be Ir11e. Howling 3, 41 Gregg Shorthand and Typing Award 31 Girls' Council 41 Commerce Cluh 4. Graduate of School il. RUYAN, DOLORES A. Dee Dee Civil Service A diiizrer, cl rrbolar, mnririaiz if .rlve A .fllt4t'L'.l'.l' in life Jbefr .mre Io be. Swimming Team 41 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 41 junior Play 31 junior Red Cross 41 Hi-Y Show l, 2, -4. Graduate of School Sl. SAIIARYN, ANNE M. Annie I Art Teacher Dm11'ii1g .reeiiir Io be ber beizrffr deliglzl, 111 fzddilifm Io Ilzif, .rhe'J qizife bright. Honor Roll Z, 3,41ArtStaff 41 Guard of Honor 31 Girls' Reserves 1, 21 Monitor 41 Swimming 2. Graduate of Assumption. ST. PIERRE, EDWARD W . Eddie Chemical Engineer Eddie if fi lmildroiiie lad. Newer 14'em'j', IIEIPI' md. Honor Roll 41 Footlwall 31 Basehall 31 Skipper Staff 41 Senior Guard of Honor 31 Career Cluh 41 Science Cluh 3, 41 Secretary of Camera Cluh rl, Monitor 2, 4. Graduate of School oo. SAI, IRENE Irey Secretary i'Sl76l.l' qriife iz .l'f70l'l.fI1h11i. yon mu .ree And ber aim: a Jerretaryf' Secretary of junior Class 31 Vollevhall 1, 2, 3, 41 Skipper Salesman 41 Athletic Letter 1, 2, 3, 41 Small Girls' Council 41 Tri-Y 41 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Base- hall 1. Z, 3, 41 Senior Co-chairman. Graduate of School '9, SANDER, JOSEPH H. Rockey Lndecided i'Hdf7f7J' am 1, from rare I'm free ll l13' areifl Iliey all. Coiileizfed like ine? Swimming 2, 3, 4. Graduate of All Saints. SANDER, ROBERT Perf Navy Oh lie'll .mil Ibe ocean blue For l1e'll be 41 .tailor And 41 good one loo. Swimming 2, 3. Graduate of St, Francis Xavier. SARAMAK, FLORENCE Business Woman l:l0I'61ll'6 Il'a1ll.f I0 enter bzifiueff llwlzifb .rbe will do Very zwell Slvelr giiiel, ejirieizl and loyal Arid lm z4'iI 6II0llgl7 Io fell. Graduate of School -12. SAUERWEIN, ALBERT W. armo ' Criminm gist g rfiirif, rmiliiz re, 'o e mil fill liir 1' 111 lllltlff. ot bal .,, 3, 4' T is 11 Skipper 3 .d ria Staff 4 pper Skit 41 Band 1, , ' inn ay Program Commit- te 1 i-X3 3 Career Cluh 41 Science Clu ., 1 arge Council 3, 41 Spring Concert - 1 Senior Co-chairman1 Hi- Y Show 1 Senior Play 4. Grad ate of St. John the Baptist. SAUTTER, LEROY W. Lee Forest Ranger Sa11l1er'J favorite flzhjert if hiflory B111 how he learnt if if al myrleryf' junior Day Exercise-s3 Music Commita tee 33 Reporter of Science Club 3. Graduate of School 60. SCHAFFER, JOHN F. jack Fireman 1 don? wan! Io fel lhe world on fire Only lo he a fireman if my desire. Graduate of St. john Baptist. SCHAUS, MARGARET H. Midge Secretary Il hen Midge if finifhed wilh her Jrhool She'll he tome homer' fypiif She may not he the qznrheir Bot Jhe'll Jlllelj' he ihe 7Ill'E,fl.H Horseback Riding 33 Gregg Shorthand Award 3. Graduate of St. john Baptist. SCHAWILLIE, ELIZABETH A. Betty Secretary From her joh fhe'll ne'r Jhirh AJ' a .recrelary the will work. Honor Roll 1, 2, 43 Gregg Awards 2, 33 Junior Guard of Honor 33 Girls' Council 43 Commerce Club 43 Skipper Typing Staff 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier. SCHELL, BETTE Bets Secretary Alway.r happy, alwayr gay, Alwayr laughing lhroughonf lhe day. Shorthand Award 31 Hi-Y Show 23 Chorus 13 Service Award 33 Large Council 3. Graduate of School 65. SCIANDRA, ANGELINE M. Angie Nurse Cole, imazrl, dark and Jmall, She'll he the her! norie of them dll. Honor Roll 13 Red Cross Life Saving 43 Swimming Team 33 Horseback Rid- ing 33 Red Cross Knitting 43 Science Club 3, 43 Cheerleading 43 Chorus l, 4, Graduate of School 3. SCHULER, ARLINE M. Bobby lfndecided The Jenre of humor Of fhlf young lan, Har made her frlend.f In every t'ld.f.f.H Gregg Award 3. Graduate of St. john Baptist. SCZEPANSKI, JOSEPH joe Mechanic From the Jtrzrt lo end of day foe goef on hir merry tray Little tried and lillle won li the Jewel of hir ffm. Graduate of School 51. SEDDON, DOROTHY R. Dottie Success PrelIy Dollie with her rheery Jmile Her name in our Hall of Fame 1z'e'll file. Honor Roll 3, -i3 Athletic Letter lg Large Council 4: Pilot Staff 43 Ad- vance Swimmer Award 43 Red Cross 4. Graduate of School oo. SEREBRENIK, GERTRUDE Trudy Statistician A worthy amhilion She har in mind A lwtlvr rh1tl.f!fz'ir1f1 Yozfll nerer find. Honor Roll 2, 3. al. Graduate of Private School. SHANAHAN, GLADYS NL l5ubs To Wfork Gladys ii a prelly lair, Alwayf happy and .flllclff in flair. Honor Roll 1, -13 Horseback Riding 43 Bowling 43 Skipper Salesman 41 Shorthand Award 51 Christmas Play 43 Large Council -l: Service Award 3: Library Wimrk Certificate 31 Senior Girl Marshal 4. Graduate of School 65. SHEREMETA, IVIARTHA Mart Nurse Heres to Mari, whore u1lllbll.l5'If Inypiref nr all to with her lm'h. ' Girls' Large Council 4. Graduate of SCl1ool il. frlfjfw l MS,'l N I. Secretary l .ye relt11'y0.flre uuznrr In be. Qierselnry u'e're .rnre .rlve'll be. 5ix'lIl1II'll!1f.I Tclam I, Graduatel of School 79. SMITH, JOHN C. Smithy Professional Sports Smillv-y imnli' In be iz pro lin' in ,ifmrli lzefi' .l'Ill'6' In go. Golf lg Baseball 21 Basketball 3. Graduate of School 52. SNUSZ, DOROTHY T. Dolly Typist Qnief in artinn, lmppy in bearl, In nnr rrlmol Jlre lake! ber pearl. Graduate of Assumption. SPECK, JOYCE E. Speck Stenographer ll 'i1b nimble feet And .ff7c1I'kllIIg eye! To lueiglvlf 1171447101171 Om' Speck will rife. Hiking 23 Ice Skating 23 Tri-Y 43 Bicycling Z3 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Com- merce Club 2. Graduate of School 65. .1 Ujlf 1 if STANA, HELEN I3lXintlie Othce Wnvrk HW allzlele you 10,1711 to zneef, '25 ere'.r Blondie, .rlie calf! be I beat. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball l, 2, 5, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 31 Gold Pin 4. Graduate of School 79. STEBBIIXIS, PAUL W. Stebby College 'iHL'l't .f fz lad zrlvofe looking for knowledge, Doe.rn'l .tmp at Rirerride B111 ii' going fo college. Track 2, 3, 41 Monitor 43 Science Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 4. Graduate of School 60. STEINHAUSER, JEAN M. Teacher A rfzllver 1'er.s'11file girl if jean llvlm on lllllflt' .i'ee1n.r e.vlt1erir1ll y keen. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Show 33 Spring Concert 23 Science Club 33 Treasurer of Small Girls' Council 4. Graduate of School 65. STEPHAN, LORRAINE C. Sta-f College Slef if i1 girl llvlmzn erervynne klllilllf Tl1ere'll be 41 lull in rlve ,frlmol llvluen flvif clmrnfing girl gow. Honor Roll I3 Athletic I, 43 Bronze Pin 23 Gregg Award gl Girl Reserves 1, 23 Dramatics Club 41 Commerce Club 43 junior Red Cross 43 Christ- mas Play 4, Graduate of St. john the Baptist. STRICKLAND, IAMES R. I.imey Merchant Marine A great marine llvbore aim will be To keep our land Forever free. Basketball 2, 3: Track 3. Graduate of Fort Erie School. STYKA, JOHN Styke College Though at Rirerride He go! mme k1IOIl'lEulg9 Tlvif young man rmnrf more Ana' beir going to rollegef' Science Club. Graduate of Assumption. SUGG, EDWIN Ed Dentist Some work and mme play, li' Edu program erery day. Honor Roll 13 Track, Cross Country 2, 33 Band 43 Orchestra 33 junior Day Entertainment Committee 3. Graduate of School 60. SZABO, BETTY HB. College High in ibongln, in rlatnre low, One ivlvom all fnignl zeirlv 10 know. Honor Roll 1, Z3 Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Skipper Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3: D, A. R. Contest 41 Declamation Contest 3, 43 American Iissay Contest 3: ,lunior Day Exercises 3g Christmas Play 31 Dramatics Club 2, 33 Skipper Skit 4: Science Club 3, 43 President of Girls' Council 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 31 De- bate 3. 4. Graduate of School 42. SZABO, MARY HIVISIFH Nurse Her work will he an awe! 111 whaferer field fhe rlaimf The imrriizg grmzfl will profil ff. al lhif, the ra.f!.f her aim. Graduate of School 42. SZCZYKUTOVVICZ, MARY H. Smiley Undecided Sz11iley'.r alzmyr happy and ga-if llyilh lhefe lrailr .rhe'll pare her ll'c1-1. Volleyball 1: Baseball 11 Girl Re- serves 31 Red Cross Certificate 3. Graduate of Assumption. TARKOWSKA, MARTHA B. Mart Otiice Wtmrker An hmmr Jlfldeizt, Jerene and rmart 111 fhe world of hiifiizerr .rhe'll lake her part. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 41 Gregg Award 31 Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption. THOMPSON, GEORGE R. Prof join the Navy From rea 10 rea And Jhore In rhore Prof will Jail Forever more. Track Squad 3. Graduate of School 19. TIMMERMAN, LEON B. Tim College High Jtariding, Arid happy laizdingrf' Honor Roll 1, 21 Track 2, 3, 41 Bas- ketball 3: junior Day Exercises1 Hi4Y Club 41 Career Club 41 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60. TOBIN, RICHARD E. Rich Army Othcer A darhizzg officer he will make Bold and hard adzferitzzref to take, Serriizg hir mzmlry for hir COIN!- tryfr Jake Zlflyriadr of hoiiorr we're Jure he'll nuke. Honor Roll 1. Graduate of St. -Iohn Baptist. TOTH, ARPAD Harp Epicurean An elfiiciiremi he ll'zlIIfJ In he. Arid a mighfy grind one. wizif and ree. Band 41 Orchestra 4. Graduate of School il. TOTH, ELIZABETH Betty Nurse Betty waiili' lo he iz rzlzrie Tri eizre .mjferilzg and pain. Shea well lbrepared fn do her bil Arid will .rzrrely fzllhll her aim. Skipper Staff 41 Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Hi- Y Show 21 Large Girls' Council 4: Service Award 3. Graduate of School 60. TROJANCZYK, JANE B. jean Bookkeeper A dare haired girl, .rmiliizg eyef, Though shea 1101 very wealthy Shea healthy and wire. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Graduate of Assumption. TRUDNOWSKA, AURELIA S. Trudy Dentist She'Jf11ll of pep and lofi of fllllf Ready 10 do what fhoizld he done. Honor Roll 1, 2, 31 Latin Club 11 Science Club 3. Graduate of School 42. TYMCZYSZYN, ELIZABETH I. Timmy Civil Service A lih66l'flll girl, .fo geizfle and kind, No one helter will you erer find. Girls' Large Council 4. Graduate of School 42. WACKER, RUTH E. Ruthie Secretary The girl wifh lhe Jmile Ii' iz girl worlh while. Honor Roll 1, 2, 31 Bronze Pin 21 Skipper Salesman 41 Gregg Shorthand Award 51 Chairman of Dance 3: Guard of Honor 31 Tri-Y 3, 41 Girl Reserves 1, 21 Commerce Club 31 Monitors Club 41 Debate Team 3: Large Council 41 junior Red Cross 41 Bowling 41 Sec'y. of Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 60. WAGNER, GLORIA M. Amavon 4 Nurse l'all. lan. and terrific Tlwe all-rnnnd girl if Gln If .flue rnnlinner a.r .fl7L .f going nniz' To lver goal ,rliefr .rnre lo gn. Horseback Riding l, 2, 33 Athletic Letter l. 2, 33 junior Day Play 53 Dra- matics Club 5. 43 Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 43 Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of School 52. WAGNER, KATHRYN Kay Medical Secretary Old Alzrayf lrelpfnl. 11lll'c1y.f gay If mn' .1 zree and rlvarming Kay. Tri-Y 4g junior Red Cross 43 Bowling 33 .lunior Day Prom Committee 3. Graduate of School 81. WANZER, RUTH A. Rufus Beautician Rnfn.r a beanlirian afpirei' In be, A manirnre and ware for yml and me. Athletic Letter 1. Graduate of School 51, XXIATSON, BERNICE If. Billie Secretary Billie'.r .rmile enlvanrer flue ball! llnlven .flue leaifei !l1ey'll be empty zwallf, Slvefr lldflflj' and 1l'l1l.Y0lIl6 all the day RlI'Kl'.fld6'.l' happy, cheerful ray. Graduate of School 65. WELSH, LORAINE L. Dress Designer Dengner of dre.r.re.r ll ill lie llvir young lar! And .flue war tlve tofu In lrer farnrile art clan. Volleyball lg Swimming 1, 21 Skipper Art Staff 43 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School 9. WHEELDON, PAULINE Paul Nursing A nnrfe ,ffl fair, Gentle. and kind Only a feiz' like Panl ymfll find. Editorial Staff 43 Horseback Riding l, 23 Science Club 3, 43 Red Cross 43 Bicycle Riding. Hiking, Skating. Graduate of School 60. WIELGOSZYNSKI, JANE A. Jamey Nurse A nnrre will be mfr cbarming fane, Became Jlve ivantf to cure all pain. Honor Roll 1, 2, 5. 41 Editorial Staff 43 Latin Club 13 Science Club 33 junior Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 42. WILLIAMS, EARLE A. Snooks Hydraulic Engineer Oh he'r af .rmart ar be ran be, A .fllccelirfnl engineer be will be Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. Science Club 43 Pres. Camera Club 43 junior Day Program 33 Co.-Chairman Photo- grapher Skipper Staif 43 junior Guard of Honor 5. Graduate of School 60. WILSON, CAROL R. SiS Nurse Sbe'J ieitty, .rlve'J pretty, .x'be'J rbeerfnlly gay, ll 'e lmpe .fbe'll alufayr be that iz'ay.'! Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Vicc-'President of Science Club3 Science Club 3, 43 Skipper Editorial Staff 43 Latin Club 13 Athletic Letter lg Bronze Pin 23 jr. Red Cross 4. Graduate of School 60. WILSON, FRANK Red To Travel Red will travel Frmn mart to mart And of hir trarelf He will boaftf' Football 2, 3. Graduate of School 51. WILSON, WILLIAM Willie Crewman Row, row, row your boat Gently down the Jlream Aflerril y, merrily, merrily ll'illie'r in a dream. Skipper Skit 43 Football 4. Graclute of St. john the Baptist. WINTER, EVA MAE Eva Nurse lWben in the lzlazon of .rweet beanlyk bert Of band, of fool, of lip, of eye, of brow I fee their antique pen wonld bane 9,X'lf71'6.f.f9dI Ezfn Jnclv a lady af yon matter now, Graduate of Felton Grammar School. tl s i WNLIKOWSKI, EUGENE J. UN' 'q','! College 1' I like i5 h7IlWiIl7'0IJJ', witty, and uiini If The jim tzviizklef in hir ey J, I Hi-Y 3, 45 Skipper Staff 45 Basketball 1, 2. 3, 45 Tennis 25 Football 45 Base- ball 3, 4. Graduate of School 60. WOODWARD, DONALD Don Chemist The man of life upright, Whore qizielleff heart if free From all dirhoiieft deed Or though! of 1iez1zily. Swimming 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orches- tra 4. Graduate of St. john the Baptist. WOODWORTH, JOHN jack Certified Public Accountant A Jlzrrefrfzzl ezcroimlanl fail!! certain 10 he Since amhilion and perfoiialily needed haf he. junior Boy's Marshall 35 Track 3, 45 Swimming 35 Guard of Honor 35 Hi- Y Club 35 Vice-President Boys' Coun- cil 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Monitor's Club 3g Girl Reserves Fashion Show 35 Photography 3, 45 Service Award 3. 4. Graduate of School 81. WORLEY, MABEL P. May Nurse To help thofe in need if May'5 ambition And to lhif imleworlhy aim, Jhe allarhexnzo condition. Girl Reserves 45 Science Club 3, 45 Hi-Y Show 25 Swimming 1 2. Graduate of School 60. .xdafcfifionaf Wemhem CARTER, CHARLES M. CLARK, FREDERICK G. DE NORMAND, RICHARD E. HOUSE, ROBERT E. SCHMITT, ROBERT N. SPRINGER, GEORGE YEATES, THOMAS G. Tom Engineer Like the knight in day! of old, 5lI'07Zg, C0lz1'age'0I1.r, and lfllly hold. Chairman of Assembly Monitors5 Hi- Y Club 45 Science Club 3, 45 Bov's Council 45 Monitor's Club 35 Junior Day Exercisesg Ticket Committee5 Monitors Award5 Track 2, 3, 45 Swim 35 Cross Country 4. Graduate of School 65. ZDROIEWSKA, LEONA C. Lee Nurse A zvmzderfiil zzirrfe Leona will he Quick, ejirieiil, and prelly df can hef' Honor Roll 1, 25 Girls' Large Council 45 Red Cross Certihcate 3. Graduate of School 79. ZROJEWSKA, GENEVIEVE Jeanie Teacher Serene and quiet She if all day Arid 91'67'j'0716 in Jehool Lihef her that way. Girl Reserves 15 Latin Club 2. Graduate of School 79. ZWOLINSKA, VIRGINIA Ginger Reporter A :mile Jo pleamnt, eye: ro merry Out lo lhe world thefe trait: Jhe'll raM'y'. Basketball 1. Graduate of School 51. S future citizens, Riverside students are heginning to think ahout their service to the community. Vocational guidance conferences, held annually for the henelit of those students who wish to ohtain information ahout their prospective professions, have lween increasingly successful, enlisting .1 complete roster of students in 19112. Last year an innovation, the Boys' Council, was introduced with an administration similar to that of the Girls' Council, established in 1959. 'llirough these organizations, students learn the meaning of initiative and sell'-discipline. The cooperative spirit of our students is particularly well-known in our scholastic records, Since 195-Yi, the Buffalo High Schools have heen in competition on the hasis of the percentage of those pupils instructed who pass their examinations. Riverside's record follows: In 1951, Riverside was first 1935, first 1936, third 1957, hrst 1958, second 19-10, hrst 19-il, second We sincerely hope that this splendid record will he maintained hy our classes this year. Another line factor is our enthusiastic participation in school war organ- izations f for example, over 111111 students are enrolled in Red Cross activities. The classes at Riverside represent a variety of nationalties who work harmoniously together. Perhaps they do this so well because at River' side, in their training as Americans. tolerance is the keynote. f ff Z- Z ff lq, 3 1 X' 5 X 2 ? 2 1:51585 Z Z J 6 omior KKCL65 Owcem 'A' uk ul' T1'ea.s'1f1'w' Vft'E'PI'B.ffdE1If Bllwjlf Marflml Pmaridezzf Girlf Mafzrlml SC'l'I'8fzII','j' ROBERT SAUERWEIN MARGARET SERVOCKY EARL HOUCK EDWARD ROSINSKI EDITH FERGUSON DOROTHY IVANCIC 4 W . 1 Q 1 Q :gei.99iV5fSf2 ,. f . 'Fr up 4 X f .friygivfgt L54 N Q x 4 gg gsaasEi5i.pw si 3 fr . k AXE k A A R E iw? N, ,Q YW' vm ill H. A A as ' ' f . N wg wg Q' .'.., nic. 4fglgi A Q M ' X3 sf 'A 'Y 'V vw -Q Ki . ff? sz Q. 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LN ,. , - J .,.. . ,, :M M 3 , I I , , I 4: v'f7'N f . , 1: . t , ww -5 Q nr! i N .. figvkggww . X52 J, . I , ig ig .,.. we 2 M M A ,. ,.,, 1 . t I. yi as M A ' 1 MJ' - M' ' A l ff X fiff .rg .. 4. x I it ' , , -2- -W 35's I ,--' Wg? w 1 gk nffwww A if Mfbfgifqs' ,Q ,Bw v -. Q I mf k ki ' A EK Qaimxmk 1, km ' .--QQ wg A .. 1 ,Li ,ylJlV+QA?igqf Lim wg? My I K K M A wx Mm L sm ,, Q. .3415 wx we ,gg r V . C-Q5 uf h'iW'F if m ,g x W 4 X yy iw A. Q . Em +255 Y! Q25 N . is 1 S Vfil . ,V we 'lava msg? V if 1 X, nf s-, M 'VM . ig., dv vw NS w QQ as f' V QM DN ',. f .JV 5, A' 1 FW . nf, I' I , 1, ,f . DL N VL .J LL work and no play makes jack a dull boy. This does not happen at Riverside because of our many extra-curricular activities. These activities help bolster moraleg they give students an opportunity for self-expression in various fields, and they enliven the day's work. Orchestra, band and debating teams all increase interest in school activities, while the Boys' and Girls' Councils co-operate to help in the efficient management of the school. All these organizations are valu- able assets to Riverside. In the following pages are pictures and accounts of our various organizations. In the past, they have been supported with growing popularity and we are sure that this interest and enthusiasm will not wane in the future. - wil' Ql5l Q E, - - Q J sl 1 A Fifi fl. .L. 1- . - ,lii..l1 -1 il ..- - Cfilfljfigj E .il.l - ,. J! -2563-L-UC lfirs oqpdbl Ae f Q42 Orcdeafra 0' 6' t Row: A. liascobert, bl, Chauncey, R. McCul- lough, Ii. Bristol, B. Murartyi, R. Campbell, P. Korys, D, Mack, I.. Par- wulski, M. Racz,, T. Svensson, St-cond Row: j. Prcmonics, Ii, Varncy, Hoffman, R. Sc-manchuck, I.. Glor, j. Stinson, IT, Houck, M. Ifibncr. B. Aschauer, P Wclllc-r. Third Row: -I, johnson, S, Mc-nkcn, D. Wink, ,I Gyu lavics, lf. McI.arin, S. Gross, H. J Austin, bl. Bush, A. Xxfxtll, I. Kircha mc-yer, D. Wfolll. Fourth Row: S.. R- R. Sugg, D. NXfoodward, H. Wivlcrn, R. IxIllSll1HNY, If. Kay, R. Iileminj Cilor, R. Heflicmii, D. Wfoolcy, li. l'r.1nk, I. .lilamlc-rs, H. Hubschmann. liifth Row: D. VanTuyl, Ii. Horwath, S. Staufler M. I r mltcnl I. Kovach, I.. Bilflillllhl, AI. Iilorels. T. it-ld, li. Diehl, D. Ruvan, Sixth Row: lf. Sugg, R. Xwaclccr, H, lialaton. A Iiatu HDS, it it if 48 Riverside's orchestra is an all-important organization to our school. It is under the direction of Mr. Harold H. I-Iull and meets Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday of each week. Its many duties include playing for assemblies, and special programs, such as the Hi-Y Show, junior Day, Senior Day and Graduation Exercises. Through the years the orchestra has been appreciated. Its members have taken part in various musical contests, All-High festivities, and have participated in the National Music Fest, which was held at Kleinhan's Music I-Iall this year. Many of the student body, who are musically inclined and enjoy playing, find it extremely pleasant to become a member of the orchestra, and give vent to this feeling. The players are always ready to render assistance whenever it is required. WIC know this will continue to be so in the ensuing years. The Riverside High Band with Mr. Harold Hull behind the baton, has again paraded through a very successful season. It began with the On Riverside at our football series of 1941. Recognition must be given to Mr. Hull for being chosen as the leader of an All-High Band which will play at Kleinhan's Music Hall during National Music Week. The organization is composed of the choice players of the city of which many are from our own alma-mater. Several of our musicians went over to Bennett High to entertain at their assembly program. Among these were Julius Kovach, violinist, Phyllis Kirchmeyer, trumpetg Dolores Van Tuyl, Xylophone, John Racz, Pianog Edward Rosin- ski, accordian, with Shirley Menken, Shirley Stauffer, and Sylvia Gross assisting. Besides the regular band, there has been a beginner's band practicing so that they may help in the activities next year. Many happy hours spent here have been both entertaining and inspir- ing. The band's success is due to the hard work of both leader and members, and they are certainly deserving of a great deal of credit. le 1942 Em First Row: S. Gross, B. Austin, E. McLarin, M. Frankenfeld, J. Hoffman, L. Glor, R. Semanchuk, J. Stinson, E. Houck, D. Dellas, F. Sullivan, D. Wolff, R. Sugg, P. Kirchmeyer. Second Row: D. Choboy, M. Welch, E. Horwath, D. Mack, B. Collet, D. Wink, J. Gyulavics, P. Lazarus, D. Swartz, J. Wishart, R. Beck, L. Flanders, E. Frank. Third Row: J. Timmerman, E. Potembska, C. Chmielewski, R. Sheridan, J. Kovach, R. Mitschow, D. Woodward, H. Wolco, J. Johnson, S. Menken, M. Ferris, J. Chulncey, D. Wooley, H. Hubschmann. Fourth Row: R. Kuszynski, J. Heffron, J. Premonics, J. Wielgoszynski, H. Vail, H. Balaton, E. Carriere, E. Kay, R. Fleming, R. Glor, R. Hefferon, E. Kwiatowski, B. Bristol. Fifth Row: D. VanTuyl, J. Welch, D. Hall, T. Svensson, J. Robb, E. Sugg, E. Schimpf. R. Ulrick, E. Varney. ir ir ir 49 .7!Le 1942 .Slipper .Siu ! EDITORIAL: ADVERTISING: SALnsMI2N: ART: PHOTOGRAPHY : TYPING: FACU LTY : Elvira Diehl, Bill Kelly, Lawrence Murphy, Albert Sauerwein, Olive Poxon, Marguerite Horscoky, Dorothy Miller, Janet Henry, Rita Mikla, Betty Szabo, Charles Herbeck, James Miller, Jacob Kirsch, John Malone, Gloria Wagner, Helen Dyrek, Betty June Austin, John Florek, Peter Bitt- ner, Kenneth Chapman, Thomas Yeates, Richard Frank, Richard Radecki, Robert Jerome, Marguerite Eberhardt, Helen Paliachik, Alice Hamilton, Pauline Wheeldon, Pauline Colicchia, Janet Forbes, Elizabeth Duncan, Jane Wielgoszynski, Carol Wilson, Virginia Meyer, Thelma Harrison, Mary Kubica, Bernice Niemann, Bernice McVey. Lois Johnson, Mary Kaluzienski, Willa Henderson, Eileen McLaren, Alberta Berg, Betty Szabo, John Racz, Arpad Toth, Jeanne Muencel, Rose Marie Junghans, Jay Jax, Robert Mayn, Leo Hennessy, Michael Hans, Kenneth Drews, Joseph Pavlochik, Patricia McGinty, Mary Kubica, Janet Harbeck. Sylvia Mayer, Virginia Bagarosi, Irene Saj, Gladys Shanahan, Regina Mrosczak, Helen Cummings, Ruth Brown, Ruth Wacker, Mary Dwyer, Angeline Sciandra, Shirley Rote, Margaret McCarthy, Carol Pfeiffer, Ruth Mutz, Arlene Gladner, Florence Foremiak, Marjorie Owens, Olga Novak, Grace Graves, Anna Pasieka, Betty Toth, Helen Benedek, Pauline Colic- chia, Bill Little, Charles Herbeck, Edward Christopherson, Bernard Bunny, Michael Fedak, James Bush, Kathryn Dunphy, Patricia Lapczynski. Kirk Jones, Keith Cluckey, Joyce Horn, Gloria Bronco, Florence Leard, Henrietta Brylinski, Eleanor Fick, Anne Safaryn, Norma Nielsen, Lorraine Welsh. Joe Gyulavics, Arthur Judd, John Woodworth, Donald Woodward, Earle Williams, La Verne Potter, Edward St. Pierre. Florence Nowak, Stephania Czapla, Betty Oberacker, Alfreda Piwo- warska, Stella Olesko, Norma Hewitt, Anne Kraft, Helena Clark, Eliza- beth Schawillie, Lorraine Petynia, Norma Kogler, Mary Ammons, Charles Herbeck, Albert Sauerwein. Mr. Downes, Miss Meibohm, Mr. L. S. Miller, Mrs. Sharon, Miss Wfilkinson. SO jim 1942 .flbefafe lam Our debate teams opened the season with a double win. The ques- tion debated was: Resolved that: Government subsidized housing be abandoned in favor of privately controlled projects. The affirmative team under the guidance of Mr. Rentz, met Kensington in their auditor- ium and brought home a 8-7 victory. The team consisted of Donald Lazarus, jack Wamsley, Betty Szabo, Dorothy Eberhardt falternatej and Gloria Wagner ftimekeepenj Our negative team, not to be outdone by the affirmative, met Technical in our auditorium and won by a 10-5 decision. The negative team coached by Mr. Ravin consisted of Frank Rainone, Caroline Gritti, Lenora Wonacott, Marie Babinsky falternatej and Dorothy Urbaniak Ctimekeepenj The spring debate brought a new subject. The question was: Re- solved that: A publically supported system of Junior Colleges be establish- ed in New York State. The affirmative met Lafayette in their auditorium and received a 2-13 decision while the negative team received a 9-6 decision over South Park in our school. The teams were the same in the spring as in the fall. With so great a number of experienced speakers, we are anxiously anticipating a very successful debating season next year. Seated Front: Dorothy Urbaniak. Second Row : Mr. Ravin, Marie Babinsky, Caroline Gritti, Dorothy Eberhardt, Mrs. Schrok, Donald Lazarus, Leonora Wo- nacott, Frank Rainone, Blanche Erics- son. Last Row: Gloria Wagner, jack Wamsley, Mr. Rentz. Absent: Betty Szabo. ir 'lr 'A' 51 we Q10 5 oomci Seated 1 jean Steinhauser, Betty Szabo, Miss Wixsrmn, Lois Best, Patricia Lapczynski. Standing: Irene Saj, Josephine Potembska, Elvira Diehl, Patricia McGinty, Olive Poxon Margaret McCarthy. ir 'Ir i' 52 With an amazing amount of zeal and enthusiasm, the Girls' Council plunged into its yearly activities. Not only have the members performed their routine duties so well that they have been frequently complimented, but also they have undertaken various new and important duties. The office monitors are now a part of the large council, as is also the library monitor on duty from 2:30 to 3:00g the responsibility for the lunch-room study room, 33, had been delegated to the council. Both the Boys' Coun- cil and the Girls' felt the need for new monitor pins. In order to raise the necessary funds, the Councils collaborated in a skating party. Though the proceeds were used to help pay for the pins, the newly established treasury furnished the greater part of the girls' share of the expense. The annual assembly, held March 24, was this year presented by both Boys' and Girls' Councils. Representatives from earlier councils and from other schools were guests. A play, Assembly Lines, was given. The development of student responsibility in the affairs of Riverside High School is the aim of the Council and of Miss Wixson, the adviser. This aim is being reached because of the splendid cooperation of faculty, council members and student bodyf THE OFICERS President .................................... Betty Szabo Vice-Prerident ..... ..................... L ois Best Sefrelary ........ ....... P atricia Lapczenski Treamrer ....... ...... J ean Steinhauser Advirer ....... ..... M iss Wixson The Senior Boys' Council began its second year of existence in Sep- tember 1941. Each year the three boys who are Junior Class officers form the neucleus of the new council. The other seven members are elected by the boys of 203. Jacob Kirsch has charge of homeroom administration. He and his monitors handle roll calls and notices. Bernard Bunny and Robert Jerome are co-chairmen of the Boys' Hall Monitors. There are two assembly committees: one, headed by Thomas Kelly has charge of the lines going to and from the auditoriumg the other, Charles Herbeck's committee, serves as monitors in the auditorium. No teachers are assigned to the Senior Section. Vernon Rowe has organized a new committee which has charge of exits during fire drills. The official buttons now worn so proudly by our monitors were financed by the proceeds from a skating party which the Boys' and Girls' Councils sponsored December 13th. We joined with the Girls' Council in giving an assembly program March 24th. We also helped collect books in the school Victory Book Campaign for the men in the service. The Senior Boys' Councils have made only a beginning. In these troubled times, such an experiment in self-government is proving satis- factory and helpful to both faculty and pupils. We hope that future classes may be inspired to continue this form of student government at Riverside. THE OFFICERS President .................................. James Miller Vice-Prerident ..... .... J ohn Woodworth Secrelary ............ ....... W illiam Kelly Hixtoriafz ........ ............. J ohn Ott Adviser ....... ,...... M iss Reitz Ae My oomci Seated : William Kelley, John Woodworth, Miss Reitz, James Miller, Charles Her- beck. Standing: Jacob Kirsch, Thomas Kelly, Robert Jerome, John Ott, Vernon Rowe, Bern- ard Bunny. ul' 'A' it 53 we QJBPUQJ First Row: M. Kent, A. Covachy, F. Leard, Miss Meibohm, B. Leahy, O. Poxon, L. Heatherly, M. Worley. Second Row: M. justinger, M. Kubica, M. Roach, j. Rowe, J. Gunning, O. Beilewich, L. Weiss, I. Tesluk, S. Robinson, W. Montane, R. Bermal. Third Row: B. Toth, D. Eberhardt, E, Turner, D. Blair, H. Foley, M. Mezzie, A. Wag- ner, M. Couch, M. Austin, V. Brandys, P. Leahy. Fourth Rowi B. Patterson, E. Mack, H. Kettenun, D. Kettenun, D. johnson, B. Ptaczkiewicz, M. Walsh, M. Frost, M. Eberhardt. 'lr 'A' uk This year the Girl Reserves have been very busy. A Halloween party and a tea were held in October, a dance to raise money for World Fellowship was sponsored in November. They super- vised a collection of food for the needy in the community at R.H.S. in December. Mrs. Loomis, a Y.W.C.A. Counselor, spoke on The Attract- ive Wrapping of Christmas Gifts, and the girls distributed the gifts they wrapped at the E. j. Meyer Memorial Hospital. A city-wide Girl Reserve Conference was held in March at which the Riverside Girl Re- serves presented a fashion show and a variety program. Several dinners were held at the Kenmore Y.W.C.A. A speaker on Posture and Person- ality was interesting as well as educational. Speakers on secretarial work, nursing and current events were sched- uled and plans made for a Girl Reserve Assembly program. This year's officers are: FIRST TERM SECOND TERM Preridenl Olive Poxon Betty Leahy Vife-Preyidenl Marguerite Eberhardt Florence Leard Serrelary Grace Seymour Mabel Worley Trearurer Lorraine Heatherly Lorraine Heatherly Count!! Reprerefzlatiref Florence Murphy Antoinette Covachy Florence Leard Margaret Kent Frerbman Reprefezzzalive Dorothy Klocek Eileen Mack Adviser Miss Edna Meibohm 54 The Riverside Hi-Y Club celebrated its Thirteenth Anniversary this year by taking an active part in the I-li-Y variety show. Early in the fall, the club sponsered successfully a Hi-Y, Tri-Y fall dance. The club had two joint H.-Y and Tri-Y dinners at the North Delaware YMCA where both clubs meet Thursday and Friday nights respectively. The most important event of the year will be the presentation of the Hi-Y medal to the outstanding Senior Boy. This award is based on service to the club, to the school and upon the maintenance of Hi-Y ideals. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Norman Marcussen, the Hi-Y has become one of the most popular clubs in Riverside High School. The membership totals thirty-tive boys. Many among them are high on the honor roll and prominent in sports, all pride themselves on being gentlemen. The officers of the 1941-1942 Hi-Y cl Preridenl ....,V,,., .,r.r ub are: William Kelley Vice-President Bernard Bunny Trearurer .,....... ..,.. J acob Kirsch Secretary ....,VV.,.,...,,.,.,... ,.,... V ernon Rowe Altendanre Chairman ..,...,rr, Thomas Kelly Chaplain ..........,.,,....,....., ..... J ack Malone Council Representative ....,..... Robert Jerome Sergeanl at Arms ............. ............ 'I ohn Ott Ad wrer .........,..... .,.., Mr. Marcussen ii. 1.4- if cm Seated : Mr. Marcussen, j. Ott, V. Rowe, W Kelley, B. Bunny, R. Kirsch, T. Kelly Mr. Rae. Second Row: L. Hennessy, A. Sauerwein, P. Steb- bins, W. Rusbridge, R. Sauerwein, L Timmerman, C. Herbeck, J. Chudy. Third Row: C. Alf, J. Magee, P. Bittner, -I. Doug- las, J. Wamsley, J. Gyulavics, J Woodwcmrth, T. Yeates, R. Wells. Fourth Row: C. Lamb, R. Jerome, E. Wnukowski M. Hans, L. Varadi, -I. Wiseman, R Schmeh, C. Springer, J. Malone, J Miller, M. Bryce. uk uk ' nk 55 Ae jd-Q First Row: P, McDowell, P. Dwyer, E. Muranvi, M. Frankenfeld, J. Steinhauser, D, Delaney. Second Row: Ii. Murtagh, R. Wacker, E. Diehl, Miss Woelfle, E. Phillips, I., johnson, S. Mayer. Third Row: J. Freudenberger, H. Gentilcore, K. Wagner, J. Speck, 1. Ruhlman, E, Dvortcsak, F. Lueth, B. McVey, B. Klecklcr, B. Best. Additional Members: N. Kogler, B. Meister, I. Saj. 'lr ir uk 56 Charity was the purpose of the Tri-Y this year. To fulfill this pur- pose, Thanksgiving baskets were distributed, and at Christmas, scrap books were made for the Children's Hospital. The club was represented at the state-wide Albany Assembly where Governor Herbert Lehman was the outstanding speaker and at the Buffalo Area Hi-Y Council Dinner at which Dean Thomas Graham of Oberlin College delivered an address. The Tri-Y had a dance in conjunction with the Hi-Y, an alumni Christmas dinner, a co-ed supper with the Hi-Y, a toboggan party, and an all-sport night at the North Delaware YMCA, where the club meets every Friday night. Interesting speakers on various subjects gave zest to many of the club's programs. We are looking forward to a skating party, a group attendance at the Easter Sunrise Service at the Buffalo Civic Stadium, and a joint meeting with the Kensington Girls' Hi'Y, A service award is presented to a girl in the Class of 1942 for out- standing service to the club and to the school. We are fortunate in having Miss Helen Woelfle as our adviser. THE OFFICERS Prefidefzt .................................. Elvira Diehl Vice-Prefident ......,.... ....... E mily Phillips Recording Secretary ................ Ruth Wacker Correfpnfzdefzl Secretary .,.....,.. Sylvia Mayer Treamrer .................,.............. Lois johnson Clmplfzin ............................., Eileen Murtagh Hi-Y Reprefentatizfe .... june Freudenberger Adzfifer .......................... Miss Helen Woefle we Ql'IfLl'l'L8l C8 The Commerce Club is an organization of commercial students in the senior, junior and sophomore classes. It aims to create a greater interest in business and to stimulate good fellowship among its members. Activities for the year included a lecture on Secretarial Qualifica- tions by Mrs. Margery Flanders, a trip to the Better Business Show, a skating party, an enjoyable hay ride, a progressive Christmas party, and a delightful dinner. We are looking forward to a trip through the Courier- Express and to our annual picnic. Each year the Commerce Club presents two awards. At the service award assembly, a medal is given to the member in the club who has rendered the most service to the school and to the club. At Commence- ment, a scholarship medal is presented to the senior in the commercial course who has attained the highest average in his subjects. THE OFFICERS Preridezzl ........ ...... E lvira Diehl Vjt'64Pl'6JfdElIf ...... .......... M ary Kubica Secretary .... ...... P atricia Lapczenski Treamrer ..... ..... H elen Cummings Adviser ...... .... lN Irs. Gertrude Flach First Row: M. Foley, S. Szymanska, P. McDowell M. Dwyer, M. Racz, J. Ruhlman. Second Row: V. Mago, P, Lapczenski, M. Kubica Mrs. Flach, E. Diehl, H. Cummings J. Munzel. Third Row: R. junghans, B. Muranyi, F. Saramak B. McGinty, B. McVey, F. Lueth, E Dvortscak, E. Titzler, N. Hewitt, P Dwyer, L. Stephens. Additional: N. Kogler, R. Mutz, S. Koltas, I. La beidzx, G. Pfrlff, B. Schalwollie, B. Nic man. uk 'Ir 'k 57 ramczfica First Row: M. Couch, A. Hamilton, A. Colicchia, D. Ivancic, F. Foremiak, P, Servocky D. Boehler, P. Colicchia. Second Row: A. Sulley, C. Ryan, B. Heron, E. Mur ranyi, M. Racz, O. Beilewich, L. Weiss M. Urbanovich, G. Pond, A. Hanz, I Zwolinska, D. Swider. Third Row: O. Novak, M. Horcsoky, I. Zagorski P. Szydlowski, j. Kusmierska, A. Wyt wal, A. Douglas, R. Campbell, D. Blaire, E. Wcmjchechowska. Fourth Row: N. Taylor, I Stacey, J, Timmerman K, Szymanska, M. Foley, B. Hartman M. Magee, M. Kubica, G. Podgurska A. McHenry. Fifth Row: ' D. Dorzdowski, V. Mallory, B. Little, Gvalavics, A, Sauerwein, Irene Tes lulc, R. Frank, R. Keppel. T. Harrison if 'A' ir The purpose of the Dramatics Club is to further student participation in assembly programs at Riverside. In this club, members learn about acting, directing, producing and applying stage make-up. New talent in these endeavors has been discovered this year. Credit for the success of the club is due in large part to our faculty advisor, Miss Connery, and to our capable officers. Each year, before the vacation in December, the Dramatics Club produces a Christmas play for the pleasure of the students. 'The First Noel was enacted this year under the supervision of Mrs. Shork and Miss Connery. The leading characters were: Tad Szymecki, Margaret Servocl-cy, Frank Rainone, and joseph Gyulavics. The Dramatics Club has had a successful year. We hope our aims and projects will be continued in the future. THE OFFICERS Prefiderlt ........ ..... F lorence Foremiak Vice-Prendenf ..... .... D orothy Ivancic Secretary ...... ...... A lphia Colicchia Tl'6d.l'lll'67' .... ....., M argaret Servocky 58 The Camera Club is one of Riverside's youngest societies. Organized September 1939, it was revitalized and enlarged in 1940. Membership is extended to everyone interested in photography and its developments. Under the direction of the program committee, programs of various types were presented at each meeting. Commercial photographers were invited to judge contests or to speak on photography and to demonstrate them. Members took trips to improve their pictorial technique. Mr. Lewis Miller, club adviser, conducted interesting discussions on the chemistry of photography. The purpose of the club is to offer fundamental instruction to its members in photographic principles, to aid the school whenever possible by furnishing pictures of students or school activities, and to develop a scientific attitude toward photography. THE OFFICERS Prefjdezzi ..,,,,. ,,,,,,c,v,.... E arle A. Willianls Secretary .,.,. .,...,, E dward St. Pierre Treamrer .r.,i,,,..i....,..,.,.., Richard Leighton Pro grain C ommittee Cbair'1f1a11,.Westley Dion 6LWL8l 6L First Row: L. Hennessy, J. Gates, D. Leighton, E. Williams, C. Ortner. Second Row: H, Feathers, K. Brose, Mr. Lewis Miller, C. Walsh, W. Dionne. 'A' 'k 'Ir 59 dence ir 'A' uk The Science Club has again tiourished under the able guidance of Mr. Masson. The past year has been one of increased activity on the part of the members of the club. A dance and a surprise party were among the high lights in a long list of Science Club entertainment. At its first meeting the Science Club elected the following oliicers: Earle A. Williams - President, Carol Wilson - Vice-President, Betty Kleckler - Treasurer, and Florence Dyl - Secretary, who organized and conducted the club activities. The Science Club enjoyed two interesting trips. The first was made to a radio broadcasting station where members heard and saw a radio program in action. On another occasion, the club had the opportunity of seeing a mechanical man called Vader at the Buffalo Consistory. At one of the most noteworthy meetings a talk on the Anarctic was given by a naval ofiicer, Stewart Bautinhimer, a former Riverside student, who had traveled with Admiral Byrd to the South Pole. An electrical demonstration in which artificial lightning was created, spotlighted another Science Club meeting. We are now planning our annual picnic which will round out a full year of social gatherings marked by increased interest in scientific investi- gation. verge olfmci We are proud to say that this year the Student Council has grown larger in size and power. A committee of Fire Wardens was included in the Boys Council. Homeroom Administration was added to the Girls Council and both councils this year included lower classmen. Anemlzly Josephine Potembska, Charles Herbeck, Thomas Kelly Hall Monilor Patricia McGinty, Bernard Bunny, Robert Jerome Hameromfz AdlIlf7IjJfI'dfiOlI Olive Poxon, Jacob Kirsch Cafeferia Irene Saj Fire ll arde11 Vernon Rowe Recepfiofz Elvira Diehl 'A' ir 'A' we Career 'A' 'A' 'A' The year 1942 brought several unexpected changes to the Career Club, last season's newest organization. The greatest change occured when Mr. Miller was advanced to Assistant Principal and became too busy to help the club. Another upset came at the end of the first term when the oiiicers and charter members were graduated and left, hence the club had to be reorganized. Our new sponsor is Mr. Downes, who worked with the boys before in other capacities. And when the new ofiicers were chosen, the halls reechoed to the slogan, Kirsch for president. Since the club was founded with the idea of helping boys get jobs and become familiar with business requirements, the meetings were devoted to such ideas as personal qualifications, opportunities in certain fields of work, and application experiences. An interesting film entitled Visiting the Ford Plant, was secured for one meeting. - The boys hope that the new officers and members will keep the group together and that one dubious year will not mark the end of the club. ,Ze Q 6055 'ff W 'W In November a small unit of the junior Red Cross was organized by a patriotic and enthusiastic group of pupils. Our first efforts were devoted to knitting scarfs and sewing twenty-five rompers. When the war came, we increased our membership, each homeroom having a representative, and started our service fund. The Girls Council undertook to make baby quilts and did a beautiful job. Knitting sweaters was added to the previous work, and by the end of the school year, we had turned in sixty-five scarfs and thirty-hve sweaters. Next a list of Riverside boys in service, graduates or those having attended here, was started. We collected books and maga- zines for the Victory Book Campaign, and Miss Cary assumed charge of that enterprise. Miss Marshall headed the knitting, and Miss Snell supervised the sewing and service fund. The service list of names was under the direction of Miss Wilkinson, and may be found opposite the dedication page of this book. In the spring donations were made from the service fund to the following causes: 35 to the United China Relief, 310 to the Red Cross for medical supplies at the front in Iceland and money for the mailing of a circular letter to our boys in service wherever we could reach them. 62 'A' it 'A' This year the Hi-Y show provided its large audience with top enter- tainment, a variety show called Fun At Camp Chattanooga. The theme of this show was the ever popular army camp and its amusements. The show opened with The Awkward Squad, a group of pathetic rookies, entrusted to the hard-boiled top sergeant-Ray Kirsch. The scenes that followed presented different types of programs for keeping the soldier fit, and happy. Bob Kranz and Clifford Alf presented an unusual act of balance and precision, depicting the various sports of our school. Pan-American Influence was shown through a group of colorful and spectacular dances, and included a comedy rhumba of Harriet Reiten- bach and Arpad Toth. No program of this sort would be complete without a good old- fashioned melodrama. Our 1942 version ran true to form. We had an excellent spy in Al Sauerwein, and such an elegant hero in joe Gyulavics. The beautiful daughter was played by Peggy Servocky, and the Poor old father was Bob Schutt. Riverside, too, could boast of its Hour of Charm and a group of our talented girls gave several selections in the famous Spitalny manner. Among them were Phyllis Kirchmeyer, Doloryce VanTuyl and Jennie Archonditis. Our popular Junior President, Edward Rosinski, entertained us all by his accordian selections, and the entire cast concluded the program on a patriotic note - We Are All Americans. No Hi-Y show could be produced without the untiring efforts of the faculty. Miss Ford and Mrs. Schork directed the showg Mr. Hull and Mr. Seibold worked on the music, Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs. Sullivan had charge of the costumes. Other members of the faculty gave their time assisting with rehearsals, ticket selling, and back-stage duties during the perform- ances, for which we thank them, one and all. JW57.. O If the many extra-curricular activities at Riverside High School, athletics is of special interest to the student body. There are several reasons for this. Contests between schools developed good fel- lowship and cooperation. Intramural sports stimulate friendly rivalry and fair play. Physical exercise is not only necessary for developing the body but also for improving coordination and building character. Participation in sports makes for better citizenship. Unlimited co- operation, indispensable in a democracy, is developed in sports re- quiring teams. Respect for umpires during youth leads to respect for laws during manhood. The spirit of fair play which is frequently engendered in competitive recreation often acts as a deterrent to malicious or unlawful deeds. To promote these purposes Riverside High School sponsors athletic rivalry enthusiastically. Regarding sports, Theodore Roosevelt says, If treated as it should be,-that is, as good healthy play,-it is of great benefit, not only to the body, but in its effect upon character. g c c' I ff ff - 5 Qlwi ww A - - 3 f - .- - .'- 1 Y .- ,,, f sf Q 5.41 X. I: I '5 . 1 725 f , 2 I ' il .qt-. ti 1 Q f . L: . 5 125' E!!-12.5-it . T : ' -T N ...fi li 61 l f if :X 2 ff Wil R i ll! gf X TT l V V 1 l N ' -J' l Y '. l H ss X5 tt.-'E ',' K N S Qgi T 't ' N . s , yf.. ::f:1- r V. . ':1. ,,,. , .' , ' w ill ri' . i ' A wif Y 1 , I il Hill' 'ilyfilllwlllnlff Tlllli viz ill! .1 sfizigsfilili il ll - illllllll i i.. fy Q rWfWf C wzfwg Z9 CAQQPLQJQP5 Center: Eleanor Kasprzyk. Back Row: Richard Keppel, Henrietta Brylinski, Robert Ott, Ruth McDonald, Alvin Ogden. ir 'Ir 'A' 66 Go, Riverside, go was the keynote of the 1942 cheerleading squad, for they had enthusiasm and pep, and the first football game sent them on their way - from then on they went. After tryouts in assembly for both boys and girls the squad was chosen, Robert Ott of 299 was elected captain and Henrietta Brylinski was the only veteran member. Each member was given a chance to lead and try new cheers and the school proved excellent material for the results were vociferous. The new cheers tried this year were the Brrr --'- rahs and the Whipper- will. The most amusing cheers where heard on the various letter days, when many a hero's weakness was revealed. And our loudest cheers were for Mr. Spear when the school wished him success in his new position. We know he heard us at Bennett, for we did raise the roof that time. We will make it equally loud when he comes back to us. Let'5 go, Purple, left go, Gold, Let'r go, Frmzlierf, over their goal! ' 348 7942 lm Under the supervision of Mr. Sweeney, our golf team finished fourth in the Ganson Depew golf trophy competition this year. Our golf team has never come in below fourth place. In 1937, our team tied for the Ganson Depew trophy, and in 1938, we triumphed over a favored Bennett squard to finish in first place with All-High honors. Clarence Hutt shone as Riverside's individual star smashing his way to All-High distinction. This year's captain Martin Shauss, Dick Radecki, jake Golba, and Kirk jones represented us in the All-High meet with fine scores of 88, 88, 88, and 93 respectively. Most of the boys will return to school next year, so our golf team should have a great season. Left to right: Leo Hennessy, jacob Golba, Ted Mlynarski, Joseph Gyulavics, Martin Shauss, Richard Radecki, Edward Rosinski, Kirk jones, Gerald Ketch- mark, james Bush. 'Ir ir ir 67 joofdaf .Zum H. lhle, W. Rusbridge, M. Margulis, R. Sauerwein, M. Turner, B. Daniels 1. Austin, A. Sauerwein, J. Hoffman B. Turner, R. Lanternier, G. Lind bergh, W. McClarin, C. Wagner. Second Row: T. Denison, T. Kelly, H. Stryczek, K Chapman, J. Tilley, Ed. Christopher son, B. Geib, R. Freeman, C. Springer F. Clark, W. Kelley, C. Blachmore, H Kessler, M. Lavene, T. Svenson. Third Row: B. Campbell, G. Goff, c. Alf, D. snag- man, j. Chudy, R. Lee, R. Kranz, G Bautinhimer, J. Ott, F. Fredrick, C Sorenson, G. Wnukowski, E. O'Con ner, R. Jerome, A. Massey, R. Rein hard, R. Kirsch, j. Malone. a if J Q . 'k 'A' 'A' ,lf A' P T 1 A championship team consists of team-work and experience. This year our team had team-work but were cut short when it came to exper- ience. When school opened last September, we found only four regulars returning: Alton Massey, who played every minute of the 1941 season, Rolly Reinhard, George Bautinhimer, and Bob Kranz . By the time our first game with Lafayette rolled around, the team had shaped up pretty well under the expert supervision of Coach Spitzer. The boys put that one under their belt with a 6-0 victory. They went out the next week after Hutch and were just beat out in the last 40 seconds of the game by a score of 12-6! Determined to make up for the loss, the Frontiersmen went out the following week and shellacked Grover 13-O! For the first time in three years, the Kensington Knights were able to subdue our boys by the minute margin of 7-6l Next, our rival game with McKinley found us without the services of two of our varsity backs, Al Sauerwein and George Bautinhimer, and when the final gun fired, we were on the wrong end of a 27-0 score. The last game of the season was against undefeated, unscored upon Bennett. Although the boys didn't win, they were able to put over a 6 pointer to make the score 21-6 and to be the only team to score on the Tigers, co-champions of 1941. Although the men of the gridiron did not have a too prosperous year, there were many outstanding players on the team. Among them, Alton Massey, now at Cornell, made second team All-High tackle. Bob Kranz at center and John Ott at fullback received Honorable Mention for outstanding performances at their respective positions. With many of our first stringers returning, we have high hopes for the Harvard Cup next season. We wish you the best of luck! 4. - 68 P0155- Qlflflfltfg ldm When Mr. Zabel issued a call for runners for the cross-country team about twenty students registered. Calvin Dell and james Hodge were the only veterans in the group. Keith QManglerj Cluckey, a former runner, was appointed manager. Under Mr. Zabel's coaching and with the assistance of Keith, the team was prepared for competition. On October 19, the day of the first meet, Riverside's entries Iinished third in team standing. In the second race, our runners nosed out Lafay- ette for third place. These two races were preparatory meets for the All- High meet. Because of a new ruling, ten runners from each school may be entered in the All-High meet instead of the usual eight. In the All- High meet, james Hodge, Calvin Dell, Robert Sheridan, Lawrence Murphy, and Leonard Powlaski placed for Riverside. Riverside's team finished ninth in the race and was awarded two points toward the Will- iams Cup. The student body of Riverside High School expects our cross-country team to win the championship next year. The results of the preliminary meets are as follows: October 9 f Kensington 19 AJS Technical 5 5 j Riverside 1 16 October 16 Hutchinson 37 Grover Cleveland 40 Riverside 67 Lafayette 72 Kneeling: K. Cluckey, J. Vaday, H. Mahlmeister R. Wooley, G. Bandle, C. Reitenbach E. Sugg, A. Busse, N. Piller. Second Row: j. Gyalog, J. Hodge, L. Murphy, C Dill, D. Lazarus, T. Yeates, L. Powal- ski, R. Sheridan, B. Bunny. it it ir 69 F 5 Baitefdaff lam Seated: L, Varadi, J. Wamsley, C. Wagner, R. Reinhard, j. Douglas, j. Wiseman. Standing: J. Bush, G. Goff, H. Sikorslci, R. jer- ome, C. Bahinsky, G. Wnukowski, L. Powalski, Toth, R. Kranz. it 'A' 'A' 70 The rigid competition and uncertainty of this year's Yale Cup series was clearly illustrated by the final standings, which found the 9th place Riverside team only 4 games behind the league champions. George Goff lead the team scoring with 154 points, and won the forward position on the second All-High team. Roland Reinhard, a veteran of four years captained the team. He played a good floor game and received honorable mention in the All-High selections. An outstanding defensive game was played all season by Charles Wagner and Louis Varadi at the vital guard positions. The center spot went to sharp-shooting Robert Jerome. jack Douglas and john Wiseman, a pair of juniors, receiver major letters and are to be counted upon for the coming year. Eugene Wnukowski and Howard Sikorski also were awarded major letters. Robert Kranz was the manager, and james Bush the assistant manager. As the spring season rolls around it is interesting to note that quite a few of the basketball men are expected to hold down positions on the baseball team. Scores of the games: Riverside Kensington Riverside East Riverside Technical Riverside Emerson Riverside Burgard Riverside Hutchinson Riverside Grover Cleveland Riverside Lafayette Riverside Bennett Riverside F osdick-Masten Riverside South Park Riverside McKinley Riverside Seneca In December the prospects were bright for a strong, well-balanced swimming team. The Riverside mermen outstroked Technical for a win in the first dual meet of the season and as our able coach, Mr. Sweeney, predicted they lost only two of the remaining seven meets. The Front- iersmen placed seven men in the All-High Finals, capturing enough points to clinch third place in the Syracuse Cup standings. Mike Fedak was appointed team manager, and the captainship was held jointly by Ted Dennison and jim Miller. Next year should bring a championship team with a neucleus of varsity swimmers and the numerous veterans of this year's squad. Mr. Sweeney's policy of giving the younger swimmers experience in actual competition whenever possible is sure to show good results in the '43 season in an all around unbeatable team. Dual Meet scores: WE THEY Technical .... 46 29 South Park .... .... 2 7 48 Kensington .... .. 28 47 East ........... .... 4 4 27 Lafayette ..... .... 4 3 32 Bennett .... .. 38 X 37 Hutchinson .... .. 50 2 5 Fosdick-Masten .... .. 51 24 wimming eam Seated: R. Sugg, F. Rainone, A, Sherer, R. Fell, C. Rainone, J. Murani, j. Miller, P. Lazarus. Second Row: K, Palmer, 1. Ott, B, Coller, -I. Miller, T. Denison, R. Sauerwein, j. McGee, E. Bodecker. Third Row: M. Fedak, C. Carter, R. Schutt, E. Jamieson, E. Brach, D. Stiegman, H. Malloy, M. Flannery, R. Wells, J. Sander, F. Currey, W. Rusbridge, R. Lingswiler. 'A' 'A' 'A' 71 Magda!! lam C. Wagner, R. Kirsch, R. Fell, j. Douglas, R. Jerome, C. Rainone, C. Alf. Second Row: H. Ihle, R. Puchalski,, D. Whalen, G. Goff, L. Varadi, E. Schimp, G. Wnu- kowski. Third Row: B. Turner, B. Bunny, H. Sikorski, D. Geib, C. Springer, R. Wells. 'A' ir 'A' The Riverside High School baseball team has not been very successful up to date. Through no fault of our twirlers, Bob Jerome, and Jack Douglas, we have lost the first two games. Errors in crucial moments, due to inexperience, lost the games. The first game we played was with Bennett and the score was 11-5, their favor, the next game was against Grover Cleveland, and we lost 9-6. Louis Varadi, at shortstop, and George Goff at left field, with Bob Jerome, are the leading sluggers so far this season. Robert Fell is holding down the important position of catcher, and making a good job of it. Mr. Zabel is our coach and we hope we will justify his faith in the team. We still have 4 games to play, and our hopes are high. 72 The thirty-eight members of our fleet footed track team hope to have a successful season, with the coaching of Mr. Spitzer no one doubts they will come thru with flying colors. Although we faced defeat in our first meet with South Park we will Hnish the season well up on the list. We have quite a few veterans back such as jim Huffcut, our star high hurdler, Tom Yeates our polevaulterg Bill Kelley at the M, mile and john Woodworth our high jumper. We have quite a crop of new recruits who will be a great help to our team this year. And we know that the recruits of today will be the stars of tomorrow. The trial meets are held at the All-High Stadium on Thursday, and we have two more scheduled. The big event, The All-High Meet, will come just before Senior Day - and will mark the last school competition for some of our old stand-bys. Good luck to good sports! S jrac ZQWL Seated : R. Wooley, R. Sheridan, J. Hodge, W Kelley, D. Stiegman, T. Denison, M Bryce, A. Sauerwein, R. Sauerwein. Second Row: L. Powalski, C. Dell, V. Rowe, P. Bit' tner, T. Yeates, J. Huffcut, D. Lazzar- us, H. johnson, G. Bandell, E. Bo decker, P. Stebbins. Third Row: J. Vaday, L. Murphy, C. Herbeck, ,T Woodworth, C. Smith, I-l. Kessler, C Reitenbach, J. Chudy, T. Svensson. Fourth Row: R. Lingswiler, F. Fudala, R. Schmeh H. Mahlmeister, E. Sugg. 'A' 'A' ir 73 elfmia earn First Row: VI. Wamsley, G. Limburg, W. Rus- bridge, F. Rainone, S. Grossman. Second Row: R. Williams, G. Houck, V. McCarthy, B. Shanks, W. Lundquist. 'lr if 'A' 74 The tennis team of this year shows much improvement because three regulars of last year, Wesley Rusbridge, Godfrey Limburg, and Frank Rainone, returned. The other four positions are being sought by John Wiseman, Robert Shanks, George Houck, jack Wamsley, Victor McCarthy. Robert Williams, and two freshmen, Stanley Grossman and William Lund- quist. 'The captain, Wfesley Rusbridge, combining his efforts with those of coach, Mr. Sweeney, is trying to build a victorious team. The season will be a short but arduous one, with three matches per week, weather permitting. As the Skipper goes to press, no games have been played. The schedule is as follows: DATE OPPONENT TO B12 PLAYED AT May 11 South Park Riverside May 13 Technical Riverside May 15 Grover Cleveland Riverside May 18 Bennett Le Brun May 20 Lafayette Riverside May 22 Hutchinson Front May 25 Fosdick Riverside May 27 Kensington Riverside May 29 East Humboldt Riding has always been a recognized sport a Riverside, and usually enjoyed for two seasons. This year the club met on Tuesdays and rode for an hour. The route led thru Delaware Park to the Zoo and back. The picture was taken in front of the Historical Building on the first ride this spring. There has been a change in riding, for it no longer carries credit for athletic awards and so the club goes unattended by a faculty member. Mr. Runser is now the official chaperon and guardian of the new members. So far there have been no accidents or run-aways, only stiff legs and aching muscles. We hope that the horses will take the sugar-rationing without a kick, so that we may maintain our friendly relations with them for the rest of the season. Q ing Left to right: june Deren, Peggy Jacobs, Doris Near, Near, Dorris Sugg, Anna Wcmliinsku, Gladys Ponds, Shirley Pellegrino, Flor- ence Bronco, Norma Taylor, Betty Seicht, Dorothy Drozdewska. ir 'A' if 75 Q14 ' ,Sjoowfa 'A' it 'A' The autumn season opened with great enthusiasm on the part of our athletic girls. A majority of them are freshmen, who are choosing the correct road in promoting their years at Riverside to being more enjoyable. The senior girls playing on the winning volley ball team have the distinction of winning the volleyball championship through their whole four years, from freshmen to seniors. The 1942 captain was Irene Saj, who had lead the team all the other years as well. The squad of freshmen gave the seniors keen competition in basket- ball, but the seniors emerged triumphant. At the conclusion of the class games, two varsity teams were chosen, a Gold and a Purple, captained by Katherine Mowczko, and Irene Saj. The two teams composed of equally divided skillful players, determined to make good, played two close games in which the Gold team was undefeated. The grand party by the losing Purple team closed the basketball season. The swimming enthusiasts met twice a week after school under the direction of Mrs. O'Hern. In the intramural competition, the seniors were victorious. In the closely run race between the Purple and Gold, the Gold team, captained by Carol Pfeiffer, victored over Patricia Mc- Ginty's Purple team by an arm stroke. Batter up! These words could be heard on the school grounds by the girls who were anxious to get the baseball season started. The girls are practising the national game with the same good feeling as shown in other sports. In contrast to team sports, we also have more individual sports scheduled. Horseback riding is a two season activity, and popular enough for the riders to form their own club. Bowling and iceaskating are also on the winter calendar, along with Badminton, Hiking, Bike Riding in the fall, and tennis in the spring complete the list of games promoted by our school. We are deeply appreciative of Mrs. Stapleton, Miss WoelHe, and Mrs. O'I-Iern, who willingly gave much of their time to enthusiastically, and splendidly direct the girls in after school activities. 76 PURPLE TEAM Carol Pfeiffer, Capi. Florence Parwulska Shirley Wells Sally Stiegman Shirley Barnhardt Joan Rowe Madeline Abelli Lois Schloerb Dolores Ruyan Alice Barnes Mary Ellen Rainone PURPLE TEAM Irene Saj, Capt. Eleanor Potembska Grace Graves Gwendolyne Jerman Florence Foremialc Betty McGinty Josephine Potembska Alfreda Komorowska Magdalene Kubica SWIMMING: BASKETBALL: :,,,a mf ga GOLD TEAM Patricia McGinty, Cap! Winifred Walsh Betty McGinty Betty Kibler Beatrice Hardy Esther Varga Margaret Hohl Louise Sazarry Eileen Pearson Mildred Keppel GOLD TEAM Katherine Mowczko, Ca t X Jane Banaszak Jennie Kabulslca Anne Pasieka Marguerite Muenzel Demitra Dellas Florence Niemiec Mary Kokolus Lorraine Williams GOLD PIN AWARDS: Ruth Brown Anna Pasieka Betty Kibler Josephine Potembska Patricia Lapczenski Irene Saj Katherine Mowczko Helen Stana Elvira Diehl Grace Graves Alfreda Komorowski Marjorie Gearheart Beatrice Hardy N this section are advertisements which have helped make this X magazine possible. Wlien the senior class undertook the task of publishing a yearbook, it realized that it had to be a hnancial success as well as a school record. The members of the advertising staff worked diligently to accomplish this end. The following pages are evidence of their effort. They were rewarded in another way however, These students, the citizens and business men of tomorrow, gained experience in coming in contact with business men of our community. Most important of all, we must not forget that these advertisements represent part of our democratic way of life, for they are examples of free individual enterprise, a freedom we are lighting to preserve. In addition, this section has miscellaneous items concerning Riverside students. These will no doubt recall many a happy experience and bring a smile of pleasure as they are reviewed in the years to come, 'i7 i f-. 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Y. ,,:uu.-g.- 1 1. .Q -uiuuiuiuin-.nzu-swim.-g1g1. -1.111 1 1 1 1 .- -.mi-11g1...1q1p.i.gin 1111111 11111 4011-1111:min-1u1lu1:1-c111n111111111111111111111-unnxsniunrum-nn--m1uu1nu111111111111Qs 4.----..-..-..--.-f.-..-..---.1-..g. ,I,u1n11un1un:lu1n11n1un:n1n1m1n of ufnn-us11un1m-n1nn-nn-m1-m11m-nn-P!! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I u1ln1u1nu--sl-m1111111-ln-u10l' inn-na1m:u11l1n1nl1ll-n-nn-m-- OI' n-111111111-in . +---- I I I I 1 ,1im1g...-1.11-14.1.1 111111nu1.,gim1g.1ng1N..-M..-11.1-.1g1n.-.n1g1,g1gi.q..-1 8882 DE. 9702 ll. C. Brennan Men'J Wear - Hal: and Cap! Boyy' Apparel 2079 NIAGARA STREET 111.u1gi-11-.1m1g.- .. 1g1-1-131 1m...g-..y1.m- ROASTIES Tlae Skinleu Wiener by Rudolph Frey Makers of Fine Saufagef 678 WILLIAM STREET Compliment! of Dr. G. B. Leve, D. D. S. .....-..-.-.......-..-................-....-,,- Compliment: of Bille's Delicatessen sso ONTARIO Phone DE. 9824 1..i...-m.-.,,1gi-.-1-11.11.11 1 .-un.-,.,, -Q-M11 11.11 15.-glglgigigigg 1.111111 111-1-1-1-1 1 1 1 .-3.11. P in -111:11-11111111-In-s P .1-1-1-1g-Q1-1.1 4.-.- I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I -..-..-..-..-.....q. 4 nz-l-:il 1g::1l1u!u igi-1-1g 1:1- .lgllii 1 NJ ll!-za!!! .lg 1111:-u1u1n1n1n1n1n-ual: 010-1 .........,..........-.......-p I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1-1--1 'sl -..g1g1g1 1-1 on 'I'- oo I -1' 1pq1g1a1u1..1-1-1g1.q.-.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 DE. 8716 1911 NIAGARA STREET Plumbing - Healing - Air Condilioning lfzdzzrtrial and Dairy Work 31,1151 u1,g1g1g1m1m1n-11-1n1m1u1u1gg1g1 1 1m.1g -,,,,..,,..1u1-1m -w1q1q1q .1urI1 1 1 1mI1-.1-I1-1., 1.n1 1 1 1ui1-1-1, I I I I I I I I l 4- I+ 131 1.141 4...-... Rung's Riverside Furniture Co. Furniture, Stover, Rugr, Linoleum, Elertriml Ranger, Wlzrloerr and Refrigeralorzi Credit term: if derired. 754 TONAWANDA STREET Corner Ontario 441.4411151111411 1 1m,1m1m....g1,.1-11ug1 1 1 1w,1q,1 Complimentr of HARRISON E. ROBERTS KENMORE, N. Y. -q..1uI...uu1y.I1..1......-1q.1w.1m1 5.1,-1g1 1 1 1 1 1.I1..- 1 1 1 1 1 1:11-1-M1 WE'D LIKE TO SEE THE DAY WHEN - Blanche Ericsson and Gloria Wagner act normally. Carl Rainone is six feet tall. Hobart Balaton starts to jive. William Foley will come to history class fully prepared. -...-.........-..-...-I..-...-.-...-...Q in 1g,,1.,,.1., Nuchereno Auto Supply 1021 TONAWANDA STREET Ezferylbing for your Corn I I I .ipu 'P 114.1 1m1g1g1.1q1g1-1.m1nq1q1g1g1w1 1,m1m Congralulatiom to ibe Clan of 1942 Stanley Home Products Doris McNamee 247 ESSER AVENUE DE. 4154 Buffalo, N. Y. 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I ...qi 89 ,:-..g. 1-4:-1:1111--.1 1-1111? 11 : 4:1:-u1 1 I 1 S I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 5 I -ig? glgl p1qiu::1 'I' .-.41 pipigl-11.-gi-1 .iq-Q-.1--1-ig: Q-gi .211- CD Z in-H11 111.11m-.1111.. 1 1111111111...1111.-1111.-15111111111 .. 1 ..111111111111 'l'ed's Grill 690 ONTARIO STREET Server the belt in Chicken and Steak ..11111.11i11,ig111-111-11-11111-. 1 1 1 1 -. 1 1 1111114 Compliment! of Dr. ll. F. Coates 11.1.1 1111111-..111111111-.g...-11nini:..1u11. 111111111-11111111 11111111.1151111111111111111111111111.-g1ig1.1111u11n11-g11q.-1u11.11111 THORNER-SIDNEY PRESS 25 EAST HURON STREET Complete CREATIVE PRINTING S entire PRINTERS of . THE SKIPPER 1111511151-. 1. 11111111111 i1111111u11g111111111111111ig1..1q11q1 11111111111111111111g..111111111i1111111111q1'111g11111111111g11-- ..l-1u111n1..u1-.111g11q11.111-1..11q11-11gig1-.q 11111111 1 1 1 1 1 111.-1.111191151111111-..1.i1111-.1111.. Complimenu of eazwa ,mat 1..11111n 1111.-1111..1111i111111111.-11111 ...q1.11111111-1p1g11g.11g.- Complimentx of Ellen Terry Theatre 1111111111111111111111n111n111n1111111i1111.-u1-11g.-1.11.1111g11p1q11-g1 Moxies Auto Service 440 HERTEL AVE. Car Repairing The Safe, Lock 81 Key Corp. Locks and Keys - Door Closers Auto Key! made from Number Safex Bought, Sold and Repaired CL. 2769 204 PEARL ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. 111111 ,init .g...............-.-.....-..-..-,I-...g, I -pg-.-q-glpipli--Q.-piggy + I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4..-1. 1l:l1nvo!n oiu-u1i1n1I:-:n1I--n-vl1u- ,ig 1-1g-qt.-1-1g-g Qu q!o .in-un:u:h1n1n11u:u:l-u1un!a ali -u1n1u1n1u-11-1u1l1u1uofs U? -nu--ca41u1l1l4-u:u1u1n1u-lay .!g.n1l-uid-u1ln1l1u1l11ln1ln1unIa 1nu1g1uu 1uu1uu1.un1mI1fII11111-11,1I1..,,1.m14m1 1 1,11 1 .1.,,1. I. T. Rowland 81 Son, Inc. 827-831 TONAWANDA ST. Rll'8fIld8'J Only Complele Department Store Open every Fri., and Sat. Evenings - RI. 3291 1n1q1au1uu1uu1nn1m1uu1uu1uu... 1 1 1 1 1 1-1.1 Reimann and Bengel P H A R M A CIS T S C amerm and Supplief Inc. ' AGFA - EASTMAN - ARGUS Movie Camerax, Projertorf, and all Mozfie Supplies FILMS OF ALI. KINDS Movie - Kodachrome - 35 m.m. Kodacolor, etc. 1985 NIAGARA ST., Cor. AUSTIN 11m1n1n.1,,1.m1,u1m1 1m,1 1 1m,1.,,,1.u. RioerJide'J Own Florin 790 TONAWANDA STREET Bob Dahlman, Proprietor DE. 0803 Complimenlf of W. 'l'. Grunt Co. 10c - 25C - 31.00 Departmen 814 TONAWANDA ST. t Store 1'1g1g1-131.,1m1,m1gq1m,11nn1.,,,1uu1 1 1 1,41 .I+ 1uu- .ig +n1 I I I I I 5 I E I E I 5 I E I 5 I E I E I i I E I E I I I S I i I i I . stu-ul-ll P 1uu1u1u1un 1nu1n1m1na I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. Q.. ...y 1n1ul1u1u1 :Inu-.uu1u1u1u1u cgin1n1u1uu1u:nu-lu-an-m1uu1nu:1uuIu 4...- ,!,u1u1:111U-lu1m1nu1uu1uu1unn14nnu1aafa ,1nu1 1 1uu1n,,1nn1m1 1 1 1 1 1m1g1u1,,1u1' Complimentx of Liberty Ballroom joseph Stibik, Mgr. DE. 1304 1993 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. II II II II II II II II II II II ll ll ll ll I I I 5 O U' Q I1 - F I 0 5 I 0 va va 'G Funeral Dirertor Lady Attendant I DE. 6020 2070 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. ,1,,,1,g1q,..,,1m1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,1, x1uu1nm1un1nm1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 John Schutt Jr., Inc. TYDOL PRODUCTS 349 ONTARIO STREET 1un1m11:114.1un1nn1m1n1uu1uu1nn1nu1m1 1 1 1111.1 nIqu1u1ul1uu1u--lo1l:u1nl:u1uu1. vin 11-u..1u1w41-uiln1u1. 4, 1ln1u1g1,q1g 111-11- -z--- n!ll1n1u-u1u1u1n1u1u1u-uif .ln CO I-I I l Stratford Graduate School 296 LINWOOD AVE. AT W. UTICA I II II I I One or Two Year Secretarial 8: Accounting Courses Combined II with a Background of Cultural Subjects - Voice - Diction ll l, - Poise - Manners - Fashion - Literature - I I I Seven Month Courses for College men and women I 1 Phone Garfield 9156 Write for Catalog l l 'I' 0 5 Z '-4 zzzgo 5523: S9522 25005 ODv-xfl, QQFQQ 0 fs 2 Z : D,.,P'l-rj mo 5 sage-I ... 552. 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Riverside Cleaners I girl: If d gym' Ri1JerJide'.r Parte!! Cleaner! l I e en, op' 440 QNTARIQ STREET I I Decorative and Floral Derigm ez rpefielty RI. 6216 1 I Plant: and Cut Flower! We operate our own lan! min the mort modem eqiipmmt 3 ' l E 122- 130 HERTEL AVENUE .su-nililzlihi1111!-In-u1lu1n1uu1uu1m:m1m1u .ig sion-in--ul-all-an-U-H1n1ll1nu1un--m-un1nu1ul1l1--un-lim 92 -'I' 1,1 1n1.1n 101. 1.1.1 -.g1m1: 1515111--5 4--- I 4fon1n1a1--11-1n1nn1-1a I ni' gi. 1-1.g1q1-1'1.g1 Qui: 'I' --MI1 1III,1II.I1,,,,1IIn1IIII.- .-II1IIII-.IIII1IuI1,IIi 1 ... 1...-II 4. 4. ...,..- -.....,,..-,,,,.....-....-..I.-II.............-...-I...-.I.I- -....-,, , , 'I' H? I1---n1uI1nI1n1aIn-n1nn1uuI1uuI-nn? nic -IIII-IIII1IIn1In--In1In1uII1nII-un-un11-51 0? -IIII-Illini'-I-nl'-ll1lI1lI1l'I-'II-'Q' 'l 1 ' I I I I I I I 5 ! : E 2 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I Q, pe n ' 2 S I-I-I .Ia 2' ' I 2' Q I I S32 I I C: I I 0 Q I-I I -I Q I I 2 QE' I I ,E I I 5I 5 ' I O S' I I va 3 I 'JU I Z 'Il F . 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