Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

CKNOWLEDGEMENTS are herewith gratefully tendered to the Buffalo Historical Society for the use of their reference materials from which the photographs and artwork in this issue of the Skipper were prepared by our art department. 1 -5 Qi il li - -.1.'.-F-'S'-3 Zz 165164 Z xX THE SKIPPER vm. xlv ,Eighteenth Cbfqnniversary umger Published by the Senior Class of Riverside High School Buffalo, N. Y. LI.,- --:gli 'lf lv -5? m ha rw Ji aRY 'ARFARILI plhlnlgi wf O 3dlL,itC, fins r nm 11' the SKIP LJLR kmfhv 34 ' gwtle TJTQSGUCQ, her Cm :A ,um IL lk ful demeaucnr enueared MISS DIETRI mmy assnclateg Pquent pomc d, ard nhcirfm Mi., left an th us an msp1rat1mth.1 W1 l 1,11 P the xe-ar., to comc rlch our nvf Q 4 0 0 -w f 1CIQ,,I'f? 'E 1.1! Inq A 1 if fx al f Y, X .F inf ' Ar Q, 'YT . Her ' ' nfs f 1-'rw f f' -,wlxfwgdh ' X CH to her .. . , , ., . , V , she FM ' ' 'Q 'L' ' 'I ,M X 1 C- ,- ' 1 . .L I 7' X 'I b - Lv Af ll--' 'I , ,...,-, . ,, 1.'A -1 1' , r .-lr In -... N ff- f Ol -r 'fgvfk - ... ' 2-1- 66 ' The Senior class Wishes to pay tribute to three of our classmates who have passed away dur- lr, our four years at Rlver me Vve hall mlas, the always ready, ll'IlDlQ'1 sm, e uf JOYCE BALL We shall always remember the all way lf Wmeh VIC lbRlA ELlAS greeted us Tae dlgmfled beauty of ET ABBL ll as e w llfed mth hea hem Lllhh, S ture tl t wlll long refrlaln ln our rflemorles 6 I . Y v c . SI' 3. 'ls 1 J 41 c . -X ,. 2 - jf'y ' 'l '1 ffx J . l l My ,ell 'rw ani ' . ea -lafar i apic L ga AA 'Q -4 A ' . , .Y Z? i ' iff Nfnv' ,1 R I - ff ' ' gl W 1 ga Wk- 5 , TTTI...-' -ff. -1' -N L B be 1 1 L,Vfj - 231-Eg, calf 1 Q' l 4 Q I I x Mlyx . Q ' 1 il mi? :EE ..z ,,,,,.,.-- XXX 70 S HE 1948 Class will always be an mterestlng page ln my golden book of memorles Four years ago we started as prlnclpal and puplls Today We look back Wlth fond memorles reallz lng that the l1fe of a hlgh school class lS mdeed a short one But they are crowded happy years full of actlon a.nd promlse They are years of planmng for the future from which we hope so much No matter what the future may brlng the memory of these years will remain as one of the most pleasant lt 1S good to have such an ald to memory as this book Wfll be The best W1Sh6S of the faculty and your pI'lI'lC1p3l go Wlth you as you graduate and leave to build a place for yourself ln a busy World M 0, Lax.,- 1 Rig P ggi . .J-ff' 3 l o? 0 7 a : t:if'!g . - is 9. 1 8 Front Row - Second Row Third Row - ,.. Z' g . 0 . Betty Jones-Girls' Marshalg Chuck Krawczyk-Treasurerg Gertrude Schroeder- Secretaryg Dick Gacek-President and Valedictoriang Helen Rennie-Vice Presi- dentg Don Weller-Boys' Marshal. Gordon Funk-Co-Chairman of Senior Promg Loretta Young-Co-Chairman of Senior Prorng Virginia Kalinski-Skipper Editorg Nancy Juhasz-Historiang Carol Palmer-Class Poetg Robert Goulding-Skipper Business Manager. Eleanore Sikes-Songsterg Andrew Babinsky-Co-Chairman of Senior Dayg Eugene LeVea-Salutatoriang William Raux-Skipper Advertising Managerg Edith Schmitt- Co-Chairman of Senior Day. V X T tix .. Y 1 r r ' as '11, ,-x 9 -. 11x:.x1- .. 'I-g., 1---g:-x Z.-,.i ? 'sis f' .1 f cg K A rg . c.-iii!-ligtllhlt-QI, A LTMAN ELAINE MYRNA Elalne Retail Buyer Elalne the fair Elame the beautlful Volleyball 1 2 3 Basketball 1,3 4 Bowllng 3 4 Badmmton 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Athletlc Let ter 1 2 3,4 Sk1pper Salesman 4, Gregg Short hand Awards 3 Commerce Club 3 4 Y Teen Club 3 Glrls Large Councll Graduate of School 81 ARCISZEWSKI JEANNETTE S Archle To Grow Taller Happy as sunshlne smxllng all day It cheers us Just to meet her on her way G1rl Reserves 3, Large Councll 4 Graduate of Assumptlon ASHLEY EMERY Ash Opera Smger Go forth to meet the shadowy future Wlthout fear and wlth loyal heart Swlmmxng 2 Football 3 Band 1,2 3 4 Or chestra 1,2,3,4 H1 Y Showl 2,3 Junior Guard of Honor 3 Chorus 2 Graduate of Sfdway AVE RY, DOROTHY L Dglly To TI'B.V6l A traveler would Dorothy be For all the world she longs to see Rldlng Club 3 4 Volleyball 4, Swxmmln Team 4 Gregg Award 3 Y Teen Club l Commerce Club 4 Graduate of School 65 BABINSKY, ANDREW D Bundy Electrlcal Englneer An honest fellow, lntelllgent, kmd Look where you may hls match you ll not f1n Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Track Cross Country, Basketball 1,2,3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3,4 Football 1, Baseball 1, Physlcs Award 3 Sk1pper Ed1tor1a1 Staff 4 Large Cou.nc1l 4 Boys Inner Councll 4 Sclence Club 4 Graduate of School 60 BAGAROZZI KATHRYN A Katy To Travel Sweet, falr, short a.nd dark, .Always happy as a lark Commerce Club 4, Glrls' Large COl.1IlCll 4, Chorus 3 Graduate of School 52 d if 37 4 ol. 1 BAKER IANET mx To be Happy Frlendly and merry IHIX s always cheery Sk1pper Salesman 3, Chorus Graduate of School 42 BARDAK CAROLINE I Carol To be Successful In her uumltable way, She grows more charmmg every day Sk1pper Edltorlal Staff 4, Skipper Advertlsmg Staff 3 Gregg Award 3, Chorus 1, Large Councll 3 4 Il1l'11OI' Day Decoratlon Commlt tee 3 Commerce Club 4 Graduate of Assumptlon BARND, MARILYN Red Success 1Il MUSIC Glfted Wlth a lovely vo1ce, She w1l1 always be our cholce Sk1pper Staff 4 Shorthand Awards 3, Chorus 1 3 H1 Y Show 1 2 3,4, G1rls' Small Counc1l 4 Large Councll 4, Sk1pper Salesman 4 Treasurer of Commerce Club 4 Llterary Edltor of Llghthouse 4, Llghthouse Sales man 3 4 Chr1stmas Program 3 4 Graduate of School 81 BARR WILLIAM L 1ll Chemlst Wlth an lnstrument near, Who can refram, From asklng h1m to entertain Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 1,2,3 4 Graduate of Curwensvllle Pennsylvama BEAM IUDUANE F Iay Bee Retlre Although she may be t1ny and small Her heart s not that way at all Sk1pper Salesman Gregg Awards 3 Graduate of School 65 BESSELL , JANE G lame Undeclded What lame wzll do, We can't qulte tell, But, whatever she'll do, We lcnow she'll do well Large Counc1l 4, Flrst Ald Certlflcate, Home Nurslng Certlflcate Graduate of School 65 BEYER, ARTHUR L. Red-Head Research Chemist To be a chemist does Art aspire, Until he succeeds, he'll never tire. Honor Roll 1, Treasurer of Junior Class, Tennis l,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Swimming l, Basketball 3,4, Skipper Staff 4, Junior Guard of Honor 3, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Hi-Y Club 4, Boys' Council 4. Graduate of School 60 BIRKBY, AGNES B. Aggie Lead a varied and interesting life She wants to travel, be carefree and gay And meet new people everyday. Volleyball 3, Purple and Gold Swimming Team lg Athletic Letter l, Skipper Salesman 3, Home Nursing Award 3, Red Cross First Aid Certiiicate, Science Club 4. Graduate of School 60 BISHOP, IANLES Retire It is my regret and not my boast, I seem to need more sleep than most. Hall Monitor 4, Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of School 60 BLE SNUK, WILLIAM Bill Disc Jockey I like work, it fasclnates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Designed cover of 1947 Skipper Track 2, Baseball 3, Won third prize in art contest. Graduate of School 42 BLETTE, MARGARET A. Marge Secretary Those who know her all agree, Marge will make a fine secretary. Honor Roll l,3, Athletics l,2,3,4, Gold Pin, Shorthand Awards 2, Commerce Club 3,4, Y-Teen 4, Junior Guard of Honor, Large Council 4, Circulation Editor of Lighthouse, Riding, Bowling. Graduate of School Sl BODECKER, LILLIAN G. Lill To be successful in all m undertalclngs. Capable, kind, forever graciois Llll will succeed, she's so vivacious. Athletics l,2,3,4, Gold Pin, Volleyball l,2, 3, 4, Bowling Club, Skipper Editorial Staff, Large Council 3,45 Bookkeeper for Senior Savings Club. Graduate of All Saints BOHMHAUER, JANET R. Jan Secretary A secretary she wants to be, A secretary We're sure she'll be. Basketball, Volleyball. Graduate of School 61 BOISVERT, IRENE MARY Boisy To Graduate Her joys are many, her troubles are few, Except on the day report cards are due. Graduate of School 60 BONSACK, BEVERLY A. Bev Study Medicine Tis plain to see. A doctor she will be. ' Sports Letter l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Swim- ming 4, Gold Pin 4, Baseball l,2,4, Volleyball 4, Skipper Advertising Staff 2,3, Skipper Salesman 3. Graduate of School 60 BONSACK, ROBERT C. Bob Science Teacher To be a teacher is his ambition, To succeed in life is his intention. Junior Day Exercises 3, Track 2,3, Cross Country 1. Graduate of School 60 BORK, GLADYS M. G1adYS Own a Horse She's fun to know and sweet to meet Life to her is quite a treat. Volleyball l,2, Basketball, Horseback Riding, Baseball, Tennis. Graduate of School 60 BRAUN, DONALD M. D011 Electrical Engineer Don wants to be an electrical engineer. And that he will be, we never fear. Intramural Football 1, Track Squad 3, Intra- mural Basketball Captain 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3, Football Squad 2, Junior Day Committee, Hall Monitor 4. Graduate of All Saints BROOKS, DONALD R. Dan Basketball Coach Oh, happy mei Oh lucky Il Another chance with life to vie. Football 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Captain 4g Baseball 2,3,4g Cross Countryg Basketballg Large Council 3,45 Hi-Y Club 3,4. Graduate of School 60 BROWN, CHARLES Curly Chemist Curly is a chap, Sharp and neat, People will always know him, When he walks dovm the street. Large Council 3,4g Swimming 4g Skipper Editor- ' ial and Advertising Staff 4. Graduate of School 65 BRYLINSKI , ELIZABETH Bette Mgdel We all do like her quite a lot And we can say it's poise she's got. Honor Roll 45 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show 3, Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption BUGMAN, IUDITH M. Shorty To Shrink Here's to a girl of much jollity. Honor Roll lg Athletics lg Large Council 2,3. Graduate of St. Iotm the Baptist BURDICK, EUNICE Mike Nurse You're eve ' you ought to be gogioir Roll ,2g Bowling Clubg Orchestra 1, Tri- Graduate of schooi 51 BUSHOVER, AMOS I. Curly Ioin the Navy Sink or swimg survive or perish, Is the motto our hero will cherish. Cross Country lg Monitor 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier 'Mu BUZBY, BRUCE Buz Businessman In anything he'll care to t We're sure his mark vsrlllrge quite high. Tennis 2,3 4g Football 33 Band 1,2g Orchestra 1, 25 Debate 5, Organizer and President of Chess Club. Graduate of Sidway Grand Island CAMPBELL, BETTY ELLEN Betts Laboratory Technician To thee was granted a heart ever new, Always friendly always true. Honor Rell 1,2,f3,4g Girls'Sports Letter lg Skipper Advertising Staff 1,3g Editorial Staff 4, Band and Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 casa, MARILYN J. Casey College Give us an experiment, In the art of Merriment. Honor Roll 1,25 Junior Chamber of Commerce Cheerleading Award, Hi-Y Siowg Tri-Y 4' Large Council, Girl Reserves lp Skipper Skit 29 Lighthouse Staff, Volleyballg Bowlingg Public Address System Advertiser. Graduate of School 60 cfxsmv, LLOYD CaSS To be Ambitious Cass is athletic but very shy, He's honest, efficient, an all-around . Swimming 2,3,4, Captain 45 Football Track 3,4g Boys' Large Council. Graduate of School 60 CHIPCHASE, MIRIAM E. Mim Bible School Mim's a girl who will succeed, In every task and every deed. Volleyball lg Basketball lg Christmas Program 2. Graduate of Shakespeare, Stratford, Ontario, Canada. CLARK, WANDA P. Wanda Secretary To take dictation is Wanda's aim, V We're sure her skill will bring her fame. Honor Roll 1,43 Shorthand Awards 3g Girls' Large Council 3,49 Y-Teen Club 33 Commerce Club. Graduate of School 65 CRAGE, PATRICIA ANN Pat To be Happy Successful and happy she will be, Of that there is a certainty. Girls' Sports l,2,3,4, Gold Pin5 Girls' Large Council 45 Home Nursing Award, Red Cross Award. Graduate of School 65 CRAIG, DOROTHY M. Mickey Singer C s, to sing like her- I'd give a ki.ng's ra.nsom. Chorus l,2,3,45 Dramatics 2,35 Commerce Club 4' unior Prom Committee 3' Senior Prom Corn- I , mittee 45 Gregg Awards 45 Newspaper Staif at Attica H. S. 2,3. Graduate of School 48 CRANDELL, JOAN M. Josie To be Successful Joan's smile, with her dimples flashing, Adds to her charm and makes her quite dashing. Y-Teen Club 3. Graduate of School 60 CRAWFORD, JOY E. Blondie To go to Florida Bread and butter go together Just like Joy and sunny weather. Large Council 45 Chorus 1,25 Library Club5 Basketball 1,25 Badminton 1,25 Volleyball l,2. Graduate of Sayre Junior High, Pennsylvania CURTIN, JOHN E. Johnny Traveling Salesman A snappy lad he is indeed5 As a salesman he'll take the lead. Skipper Salesman 4. .Graduate of All Saints CYRAN, THADDEUS T. Cy Own J. N.'s To own J. N.'s is Cy's aim, This will bring him wealth and fame. Band 2,35 Lntramural Baseball l,2,35 Lntramural Basketball 25 Camera Club 2. Graduate of Assumption .we if DABROWSKI FLORENCE C Flossy Pianist A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. Commerce Club 3,45 Y-Teen Club l,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 45 Girls' Large Council 45 Chorus 25 Lighthouse Salesman 3,45 Girls' Sports Letter 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Baseball l,2,45 Basketball l,3,45 Purple and Gold Volleyball 45 Fire Drill Monitor. Graduate of School 64 DALACO, THERESA A. Terry To Marry An active mind, ideas clever, Full of fun, jolly ever. Skipper Salesmang Hi-Y Show 3,45 Trl-Y 3,45 Junior Guard of Honorg Usher for Senior Day. Graduate of School 60 DEMLER, JOHN Johnny Pharmacist Always happy, always ay, Sometimes we wonderiow he stays that way. Boys' Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor, Track 1 35 Cross Country 35 Skipper Salesman 45 Skipper Skit 45 P. A. System 4. Graduate of St. John Baptist DENNIS , EILEEN M. Blondie To be Happy Eileen worries not, for what is the use, Worry bothers her, so why be a goose. Honor Roll 2,35 Band 15 Chorus 1,25 Fire Drill Monitor 4. Graduate of St. John Baptist DEPOWSKI, HELEN C. Corky Model Dark, sweet, and so neat, We know Corky can't be beat. Gregg Shorthand Awardsg Volleyball 35 Purple and Gold Basketball 35 Junior Prom Committee5 Large Council. Graduate of School 79 DEVOSIOH, MARY M. Baby To Marry Sweet of face, sweet in mind, A lovelier girl you'll never find. Junior Girls' Marshall 35 Sports Letter 15 Bowl- ing 15 Junior Class Day Committee 35 Tri-Y 45 Girls' Small Council 45 Fire Drill Monitor 45 Large Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of School 51 DILLE, SUSAN G. Dille Airline Stewardess Dille a success in life will be, Always happy and carefree. Skipper Advertising Staff 1, Chorus l,2, Science Club 4. Graduate of School 60 DUDEK, MARTY E. ChiCk6n Great Hunter Always peppy, always snappy, Always smiling, always happy. Track 2, Cross Country 3, Intramural Letters in Baseball and Football, Track Squad Letter, Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption DUGUAY, THEODORE J. Ted Gym Teacher Studg study, go away, Big uguay wants to play. Football 2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4, Intramural Baseball 3, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Representative at Albany Assembly for Hi-Y 4, Hall Monitor .4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. Graduate of School 65 DURMAJ, SALLY Sabina College Sally Durmaj, small a.nd sweet, Such a combination is hard to beat. Skipper Advertising Staff 3, Gregg Awards, Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Office Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 4, Large Coun- oil, Chorus 1. Graduate of School 42 DZIE LSKI , MARTHA M. Martie College Marty is sure to be a winner For she's the world's greatest grinner. Purple and Gold Swimming Team, Editorial Stafi 4, Advertising Staff 1, Gregg Awards, Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Com- merce Club 4, Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption EKISS, ELIZABETH MARY Eke Doctor Eke made the honor roll every year She'll be a success never fear. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Skipper Staff Reporter 4, Girls' Declamation Contest 3,4, Debate Service Award 3,4, Junior Day Play, Debate Team 3,4, Large Council 3,4, Science Club 4, Hi-Y Show 3, Christmas Play 3,4. Graduate of Charlotte Sidway 1 :O M.. . din '5- 1 t VM. ' ,. -ww, Q4 K 'K ti 'KH rl .. FARRELL, MARIE ANN Mimi Model We know that Marie will never rest, 'Till she's a model of the best. Gregg Awards 3, Hall Monitor 3, Girls' Large Council 1,2. Graduate of St. John Baptist FAWCETT, WILLIAM A. Leaky College Wise, and full of knowledge, This boy plans to go to college. Graduate of School 65 FEDOR, JOSEPH R. Joe Night Club Owner You think me handsome, strong, and brave, Come at morn and watch me shave. Treasurer Senior Skipper Fund 4, Basketball Squad 1,2, Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intra- mural Football l,2,3, Football Squad 2,33 Intra- mural Volleyball Captain 1,2, Intramural Base- ball 1, Hi-Y 4. Graduate of Holy Spirit FISCHER, JOAN M. Joanle Stage or Radio Joanle has smiling lips and sparkling eyes, She always greets you with a smile. Cheerleader 4, Hi-Y Show 3,4, Large Council 4, Tri-Y 4, Science Club 4, Editorial Staff 4, Girl Reserves, Thanksgiving Play 4, P. A. System. Graduate of All Saints 'T FITCH, JOAN T. Joan Private Secretary A secretarial career for Joan we see, And a real office treasure she'll be. Tri-Y Treasure, Skipper Salesman 4, Gregg Awards 3,4, Junior Guard of Honor 3, Usher for Senior Commencement 3: Y-Teen 3,4, Commerce Club 3, 4, Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 65 FITZPATRICK, JOAN R. Fitz - College A loyal friend indeed, Always near when you're in need. Gregg Shorthand Awards 2,3, Service Award 4, Large Council 3,4, Skipper Salesman 4, Gold Pin 4, Commerce Club 4, Junior Guard of Honor, Lighthouse Salesman 4, Usher at Senior Com- mencement 3, Bowling 2,4. Graduate of School 60 FLOWER, HAROLD L. Harry To be a Millionaire Where there's a will, There's a way. Baseball 3,4g Skipper Salesman 45 Large Coune cil 3, Christmas Play 4. Graduate of Angola Grammar School FLYNN, ROBERT J. B073 College Personality plus a ready grin, That'S our own Bob Flynn. Hall Monitor lg Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 FONFARA, IRENE P. Ginger To Travel As we meet her everyday Her smile is happy, her heart is gay. Large Council 4, Hi-Y Show 45 YeTeeng Assem- bly Monitor. Graduate of School 79 FOX, PATRICIA A. Pat Comptometer Operator O, maiden with sun-kissed hair, How came you to be so fair? Skipper Staff 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier FROST, ROBERT L. Bob Automotive Engineer Bob is always a pretty good scout He'll make a fine engineer, that I don't doubt. Intramural Basketball Lg Intramural Baseball Champs lg Hall Monitor 4, Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,4. Graduate of School 51 FUDALA, LORETTA M. Lorrie To Teach ln her plans and in her eyes. Her future as a teacher lies. Honor Roll l,2,3,-lg Declamation Contest 3, De- bate Team 3,43 Junior Day Committee 33 School Representative to, Girls' State 3, Hi-Y Show 25 Large Council 3,43 Christmas Play 3,45 Super- visor of Skipper Salesman 4g PTA Representa- tiveg Service Award. Graduate of Assumption w 1 Y C la ,i H if :Eff I I in ue -5 w a? W4 F 'D 4 ' O K Ke x L-. N. E. 1' 5 ff' It S Ze.. ls-. FUNK , GORDON Gordo To Retire Sometimes with secret pride I sigh, To think how learned now am I. Honor Roll lg Swimming 3,45 Intramural Foot- ball lg Skipper Salesmang Hi-Y 45 Junior Day Committeeg Large Council 4. Graduate of School 51 FUSZARA, CHARLOTTE Sharkey Office Manager Her smile is vivacious, And her giggle contagious. Honor Roll 4g Editorial Staff 43 Chorus lg Gregg Shorthand Award 35 Decorating Commit- tee 35 Commerce Club 45 Hi-Y lg Large Coun- cil 43 Skipper Advertising 3g Lighthouse Ad- vertising Staff 4. Graduate of Assumption GACEK, RICHARD R. Dick Painless Dentist Here's a boy known to be quiet, But if the truth were known, he's a regular riot. Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Vice President of Boys' Council and Hi-Y Clubg Senior Class Presidentg Football 2,3,4g Intramural Footballg Intramural Cross Country lg Intramural Basketball 35 Boys Large Council 4. Graduate of School 64 GARWOL, ALBERT M. Al To Travel Al, wants to travel some fine day, We know eventuall he'll have his way. Cross Country 2, hlatramural Basketball 2,3. Graduate of St. Francis GATES, MARIE L. Lynn Housewife To be a housewife is her ambition We wish her luck while she's in the lcitchen. Girls' Sports lg Advertising Staff lg Girls' Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 GEHRMANN, IRENE M. I Teach piano a.nd write Does her work from day to day, In her uiet pleasant wa Cl . Y' Honor Roll l,3g Skipper Staff 4g High Speed Long- hand Certificateg Chorus l.3. Graduate of School 51 GEISEN, DARL L. Darl Telephone Operator Dashing and snappy, an outstanding miss, One you would find awful hard to resist. Treasure of Y-Teen 25 Girls' Sports l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Skipper Salesman 45 Advertising 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Usher Graduation 35 Large Council 45 Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen. Graduate of School 21 GILLIES , DONALD W. Don Success In track and cross country Don won his letter, As he goes through life, may he do even better! Track 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,3,45 Public Ad- dress System 2,35 Stage Crew 2,35 Large Coun- cil 2,3,45 Fire Drill Monitor 45 Hi-Y Show 25 Usher at Senior Graduation 3. Graduate of All Saint's GMYREK, BECKY C. Becky To be Happy Becky has gained dozens of friends All of whom hope this friendship ne'er ends. Sports 15 Home Nursing Award 35 Red Cross Certificate 35 Glee Club 3, Hall Monitor 35 Large Council 3,45 Receptionist 45 Chorus 2,3. Graduate of School 42 ' GOFF, ROBERT Bob Engineer To be an engineer is his plan: We're sure for this job he's the man. Junior Class President5 Boys' Inner Council President5 Football, Basketball, Baseball 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Public Address System 45 Large Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Sergeant at arms5 Hi-Y 4. Graduate of Hamburg GOLEN, WALTER A. Goldie College Though not a baron of noble extraction, On a campus, he'd be a big attraction. Basketball 3,45 Baseball5 Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption GONDA, JCSE PH J. Joe To Please Miss Sarbaugh Joe's good nature is his best feature. Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Large Council 45 Science Club 45 Jun- ior Prom Committee. Graduate of School bl 51. . .Jw S Q 0 K E 3 GOULD, EDWARD C. G Q Doc Musical Director of NBC It's quality and not quantity that counts. Public Address 2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 GOULDING, ROBERT P. Bob Retired Lawyer A fellow who is popular with everyone. Honor Roll 2. 3,45 Track 25 Cross Country 25 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Business Manager of Skipper5 Junior Play5 Co-Chairman Flower Committee 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Public Address System 3,45 Large Council 3,45 De- bate Team 45 Hi Y. Graduate of St. John The Baptist GURZYNSKI 5 MARTHA L. Margie To go to College Always smiling, always gay, She's a gal whotll get her way. Girls' Sports 15 Home Nursing Awardg Girl Reserves 15 Science Club 45 Large Council 35 Chorus 45 Glee Club 3. Graduate of School '79 GUTOWSKI, REGINA J. Renee Meet Alan Ladd To Renee the world is full of pleasure, She wishes to travel and discover its treasure. skipper Staff 4, Basketball lg Baseball 1,25 vol- leyball l,2,3,45 Bowling 25 Gregg Awards 35 Typing Pin 25 Large Council 45 Commerce Club 45 Y-Teen Club 1,2535 Chorus 4. Graduate of St. F1orian's HALBERT, LEONARD Len To Coach On errands all day he must trudge5 For no one's wishes does he begrudge. Intramural Basketball 1,45 Football 15 Baseball Football 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3545 Large Council 3,45 Hi Y 354. Graduate of School 51 HALL, ALVERTA E. 'Fritz To be a Nurse Happy when able to help someone, Always cheerful and full of fun. Swimming i,2.3,45 Sports Letter 1. Graduate of School bl 15 All High Freshman Relay 15 Cross Country 25 HALL, CONSTANCE Connie To Graduate Always cheery, always glad Here's a girl who is never sad. Large Council 45 Chorus 45 Y-Teen 45 Skip- per Advertising Staff 2,35 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3. Graduate of School 60 HARMON, MARIANNE R. Junior Accordionist Her fingers fly with skillful ease, Across the ivory tinted keys. Honor Roll 3 4' rts Letter 1 4 Hi-Y SPO 9 Variety Show 3:5 Accordlonist soloist in sever- al school entertainments. Graduate of School 60 HARTMAN, JERRY jerry Engineer To be an engineer is Ierry's aim, May success bring him wide acclaim. Graduate of School 51 HAYMES, VELMA V. Val To Have a Home Rather quiet, very nice5 She's a girl you'Ll notice twice. Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 junior Guard of Honorg Y-Teen Club 35 Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 65 HEINZ, RUTH A. To Travel Ruth wants to travel some fine day, We know eventually she'll have her way. Honor Roll 2,35 Gregg Awards 2,35 Y-Teen Club 35 Girls' Small Council 4. Graduate of School 60 HENDERSHOTT, BEVERLY I. Bev To be a Housewife Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Graduate of School 60 41- It HORE, MYRA LOUISE Myra Actress To be an actress is Myra's aim, We believe that drama will bring her fame. Red Cross Certificate Graduate of St. John the Baptist Hoy, Joycrz A. Joy To be a Nurse To help, not destroy5 ln this she'll find joy. Skipper Advertising Staff 15 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Science Club 4. Graduate of School 60 HUDSON, DAVID W. Dave College A college man he wants to be, To study hard and earn a degree. Honor Roll 15 Large Council 4. Graduate of St. Paul's Academy HUGHES , WHNTNIEFRED E. Winnie Be Happy The things l want to do I won't, And only do the things I don't Athletics 15 Skipper Advertising Staff 15 Home Nursing Certificate 35 Large Council 45 Bowling 15 War Saving Stamp Salesman 1,2. Graduate of School 60 HYLKEMA , MARIANNE K. Timrnie Good Housewife A charming wife she'll surely make She has personality there's no mistake. Girls' Sports 15 Skipper Salesman 45 Cer- tificate of merit in National Poster Contest 35 Art Club 15 Prop Artist Hi-Y Show 35 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 51 IRWTN, KATHERINE D. Kay College Kay is a fine girl as all can see, Cheerful, sweet, busy as a bee. Girls'Sports Letter 1,25Skipper Advertising, Editorial Staff 45 Large Council 45 Science Club 45 Tri-Y Area Council Representative 3, Tri-Y President 45 Girl Reserves 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Student Representative for P.T.A. Graduate of School 60 JAMIESON, MARGARET G. Marge Medical Missionary Something accomplished, something done, Comprises her idea of fun. Honor Roll 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Service Award l,2,3,45 Junior Poemg Y-Teen 15 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Show l,2,45 Advertis- ing Staff 1,45 Receptionist 45 Fire Drill Monitor 45 Orchestra l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 JOHNSON, EDWARD Ed Industrial Chemist Full of fun and jest. Technical Track Squad 2,35 Technical Aero- nautical Society 2,3. Graduate of All Saints JONES, BETTY JANE B. J. Success and Happiness We wish her success, In all she may do5 We're pretty sure, Shetll gain happiness too. Honor Roll 25 Y-Teen Vice Pres. 35 Skipper Staff 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 3,4,Gregg Awards 35 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Show 35 Senior Girls' Marshall5 Typing Pin 35 Girls' Sports Letter 1. Graduate of La Salle Junior and Senior JONES, JANET C. I3-U Surgical Nurse A figure very petite has she, And itis carried charmingly. Honor Roll 95 Skipper Salesmang Junior Guard of Honor5 Girl Reserves 15 Hi-Y 2,35 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 JONES, RAYMOND P. Shorty College Ray's always laughing, Rayts always gay, In college too, He'll be that way. Football 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis l,2, 3,45 Ba.nd and Orchestra l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 JUHASZ, NANCY c. Nance To see the World She likes to go places and has many friends5 She's very alert and follows new trends. Honor Roll 1,25 Skipper Staff 45 Chorus 25 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Hi-Y Ticket Sales- man 25 Hi-Y Show 3. Graduate of School 51 4 , IZ if Ak... I9 KALINSKI, VIRGINIA F. Ginny College Always patient, sweet and kind5 To others' faults she is ever blind. Honor Roll 1,45 Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 Chorus 1,3545 Junior Guard of Honorg Senior Commencement Usher5 Editor-in-Chief of Skipper. Graduate of School 65 KERN, MARY E. Mary To be a Success Reason's who pleasure, the joys of sense, Lie in three words--health, peace, compet- ence. Skipper Advertising Staff 3. Graduate of School 60 KING, HELEN J. Helchie To Travel Ever fair yet never proud, That's Helchie of our crowd. Gregg Shorthand Awards5 Tri-Y 45 Girl Re- serves 15 Lighthouse Salesman 45 Skipper Skit 25 Commerce Club 45 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 KLINE, JUNE R. Juney To be a Nurse Juney will help this world of pain To aid the sick is her foremost aim. Sports Letter 15 Red Cross Award. Graduate of School 51 KONOPKO, ALEXANDRA J. Sandy Model Tall, alluring perfectly poised, We know she'll be the people's choice. Skipper Salesman 45 Orchestra l5 Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 35 Large Council 25 Girl Re- serves 2. Graduate of Assumption KORNIK, RITA P. Rita Office Worker A priestess of commerce, A vestal of tradeg A thorough, reliable, Business-like maid. Chorus 253,45 Hi-Y Show 25 Large Council 45 Christmas Play 3. Graduate of Assumption KORSH, DOROTHY Dottie To be Successful Although she's tiny, remember please, High doors are opened by tiny keys. Home Nursing Certificateg Red Cross Certi- ficateg Large Council 2,45 Chorus l. Graduate of School 5l KORYS, NATALIE Tolly Artist lt's painting our Tolly likes to do, Signs and posters and pictures too. Orchestra l,2,35 First Aid Awardg Chorus l, 2,45 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Science Club 45 Bowl- ing 1,25 Cafeteria Monitor. Graduate of School 79 KOVACHI, NICHOLAS Nick To become Ambitious Neither too careless, nor too sad, Nor too studious, nor too glad. Intramural Basketball 3,4. Graduate of School 60 KOWALSKI, RAYMOND 1. Mucha Boxer Ray's personality wins him friends, To everyone a smile he extends. Track lg Basketball l,2,35 Baseball 35 Foot- ball 2 - Asst. Mgr.5 3,4 Mgr. Hi-Y Club 3,45 Caieteria Monitor 45 Hall Monitor 4. Graduate of School 42 KOZIARA, EMILY A. Career Girl She's jolly, lively, gay, A pal in every way. I Secretary of junior Class5 Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 Typing Pin 35 Honor Roll 35 Bas- ketball l,35 Volleyball 1,35 Asst. Editor of Skipperg Sec. of Girls' Small Council 45 Large Council 45 Y-Teen Club I5 Iunior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 79 KRAWCZYK, CHARLES C. Toothless College Athletic, yes, and sunny too Always smiling, never blue. Cross Country Major 25 Track 25 Major Foot- ball 3,45 Basketball 35 Intramural Basketball 45 Hi-Y 35 Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria Monitor 35 Treasurer 4. Graduate of School 42 '52,- 5 V e of F., 45: .-ly Wu' '- t Q-5, - f-V . ' L 4 414 ff :W -6 .e J KRAWCZYK, NANCY A. Do Do To have a happy and successful life. Take time enough: all other graces Will soon fill up their proper places Graduate of Fitzgerald, Detroit, Michigan KRAYSKI , VIRGINIA I. Ginny Bookkeeper Ginny wants a business career Toward a bookkeeping job she will veer. Girls' Sports l5 Commerce Club 35 Girl Reserves 45 Science Club 45 Large Council. 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier KRIEGER, MARIE N. Kitty Receptionist Kitty has personality and more, To be a receptionist will be no chore. Swimming l5 Skipper Advertising Staif. Graduate of School 60 KROLL, FLORENCE T. Flo Secretary Typing and dictation Are Flo's aspiration. Honor Roll 25 Gregg Awards 35 Chonis l. Graduate of School 42 KUDIBA, ELEANORE A. El Business College In the business world Eleanore sees her career Further work in this field she plans for next year. Large Council 3,45 Assembly Monitor 45 Skip- per Salesman 45 Editorial Staff 45 Advertising 25 Honor Roll 35 Commerce Club 4. Graduate of School 42. KUTA , HENRY P. Flip Travel A dillar, a dollar5 A nine o'clock scholar. Honor Roll 25 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Ten- nis 2g Skipper Reporter 45 Swimming 45 Large Council 3,45 Fire Monitor 3,4. Graduate of Assumption LADANYI , MARILYN D. Shorty C artooni st She loves Art in a serious way With an earnest heart and a capital. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Skipper Art Staff 3,45 Band 1,2 35 Orchestra 1,2535 Art Poster Contest 35 Ser- vice Awards 1,2,35 Tri-Y 35 Vice President 4. Graduate of School 51 LAMB, DONALD Don College Here's a boy with a great big smile, Just to know him is worthwhile. Swimming 2,3,45 Hi-Y Show 25 Hi-Y 45 Jun- ior Day Exercises5 Fire Monitor5 Large Council 3. Graduate of St. John the Baptist LAVREY, JOAN F. Jo Go to Ireland She is Irish as her name implies With her la hlng, smiling eyes. Riding Clubug,45 Volleyball 45 Gregg Awards 35 Large Council 45 Y-Teen Club 15 Com- merce Club 45 Swimming Team 45 Junior Day Committee. Graduate of School 42 LE MOINE, MARY V. Squea.ks Dental Hygienist Bright and peppy, popular too Bunnie is the girl for you. Cheerleader 3,45 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Athletic Letter 15 Skipper Skit 25 Chorus 3,45 Cafe- teria Monitor 35 Hall Monitor 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 2. Graduate of All Saints LeVEA , EUGENE G. Mr. LeVea will debate Any problem you care to state. Secretary Boys' Inner Council 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball, Football Champions 15 Skipper Editorial Staff5 Junior Prom Committee5 Science Club 3,4. Salutatorian Graduate of Assumption LIGHTNER, ROBERT Bob College Though handsome, he's not a bit vain, And possessed of geniality that will always remain. President Hi-Y 45 Treasurer Boys' Council 45 Boys' Marshall 35 Honor Roll 3,45 Foot- ball 45 Basketball 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Public Address System. Graduate of School 65 LOVE, JEROME C. Jerry Reporter Happy, cheerful, carefree, gay, Why doesn't the whole world go Jerry's way? Skipper Advertising Staff 45 Boys' Large Council 35 Chess Club 4. Graduate of School 51 MADEJ, RAYMOND Small Ray Man of Leisure I worry not for what's the use, To worry bores one like the deuce. Intramural Baseball Champs 15 Intramural Football Champs 15 Intramural Basketball Champs 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 35 Decorating Committee 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Large Council 2,4. Graduate of School 64 MAEFS, JANET E. To be Successful There's no doubt Janet will Succeed With all her wonderful daily deeds. 5 Hi-Y Show 35 Usher Senior -Day 35 Sports 15 Badminton5 Baseball. Graduate of School 21 MALSEED, JOAN A. Joney Missionary To their virtues be very kind5 To their faults be a little blind. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,45 Girls' Declamation Contest 45 Junior Chamber of Commerce Essay Award5 Science Club 45 I-Ii-Y Show 45 Dramatics 4. Graduate of School 60 MARTIN, GERALD M. Jer Bartender Hangsome, jovial, quite the lad, Jerry is never dour or sad. Cross Country 3, Manager 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Track 3,45 Stage Crew. Graduate of Annunciation MARTIN, MARIE J. Terry Receptionist As Marie walks the halls each day, Many a smile she will castsiour way. Advertising Staff 45 Gregg orthand Award 35 Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of Water Valley, Hamburg MASLANKA, ALFREDA M. Freda Secretary Some day soon, after graduation For some lucky boss, she'll take dictation. Gregg Shorthand Awards 3,4. Graduate of Assumption MASSETT, ELEANOR M. Elly To Travel To those who know thee not, no words can paint And those who lmow thee, know all worzgs are aint. Skipper 'Typing Staff 45 Advertising Staff 45 Gregg Awards 2,35 Commerce Club 45 Y- Teen 45 Lighthouse Salesman 4. Graduate of School 60 MASSON, RICHARD T. Dick Hotel Owner Gay and witty, athletic too, Dick is pop ar with me and you. Honor Roll lg Track 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Intramural Football 15 Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 35 Co-Chair- man Junior Prorng Large Council 25 Hi-Y Show 2. Graduate of School 68 MAX, LILLIAN M. Lily Dental Hygienist Full of pep and on the beam In athletics she is supreme. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Volleyball l5 Baseball l, 25 Bowling l,2,4' Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Jiunior Guard of Ilonorg Home Nursing Certi- cate. Graduate of Amherst School 14 MAYER , EUGENE S. Gene Commercial Art Art is long and time is fleeting. Intramural Basketball Champs 15 Baseball Champs 15 Large Council 2,35 Hall Monitor 2. Graduate of School 60 MAZUCHOWSKI, DOROTHY J. Doti Singer It's a singer Dotl wants to beg And she'll be one, just wait and see. Chorus lg Hall Monitor 45 Large Council 45 Assembly Monitor 25 Hi-Y Show 4 Graduate of School 51 '61 McALLIS'I'ER, RUTH MARIE Ruthie College It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Vice President of Junior Classg Service Awards l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Girl Reserves 15 Hi-Y Show 15 Skipper Skit 25 Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 60 MCHENRY, ALBERT W. Mac Traveling Salesman A merchant prince, or banker man, That will Mac be, as soon as he can. Track 15 Intramural Cross Country 15 Skip- per Advertising Staff l5 Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 60 MCLAUGHLIN, IRENE I Ediphone Operator Her smile has brightened many a heartg Wherever she goes, she'll do her part. Commerce Club 45 Public Speaking Radio Play 35 Girl Reserves 15 Skipper Skit 25 Lag-Se Council 4. Gr uate of St. John the Baptist MCPARTLIN, JOHN F. Coon Mcpartlin, Mcl'-Fartlin, what do you want to be? An Iceman's job is the job for me. Football Squad l,2,35 Baseball Squad l,2,3' In tramural Basketball Champion Team5 Hi-il Sergeant at Arms 35 Member of the Armed Forces. Graduate of All Saints MEIGHAN, ALICE E. Al Beautician Full of fun and self-reliance, She will please her many clients. Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 Commerce Club 3,45 Y-Teen Club 3,45 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 65 MHCULA , PAULINE J. Mick To have my own home A perfect lady in every way We'll be proud of her some day. Honor Roll l,2,35 Swimming 35 Band lg Or- chestra l5 Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 Es- say Award 25 Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 51 MORGAN, CAROL E Chlclue College For four more years she ll suck Wlth readlng, wr1t1ng ar1thmeL1c Honor Roll 1,2 Band 1,2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Serv1ce Awards 1 2,3 4 Chorus 1 Tr1 Y 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Graduate of School GO MUDROWSKI LORA H Loll1e Off1ce Work She w1ll make her Off1C6 gay As she s wo rklng day by day Advert1s1ng Staff 4 Gregg Awards Com merce Club 3 4 Large COl1!lC11 4 L1ghthouse Salesman 4 Bowlmg 1 Graduate of School 51 MUDROWSKY, NINA M Nurse She may Journey o er the map Pert and neat 1n her whlte cap Chorus 1 Home Nurslng P1n F1rst Ald Card Intern1ed1ate Swlmzmng Graduate of School 51 MURANYI EDWARD S Edd1e Naval Career Indeed everybody wants to be a wow But not everyone knows exactly how Freshman Swunmlng Squad Stage Crew 1 2 Graduate of School 60 NICHOLS, JOAN L Butch Clerlcal Work Typ1ng f1l1ng answermg calls She does her work a.nd never stalls Graduate of Church Street School NOWAKOWSKA TESSTEI E Tessa Nurs1ng Tessa a nurse will be some day Whoever she ll care for w1ll be O K Home Nursxng Cert1f1cate 3 Flrst Ald Certlf 1cate 3 Swunmlng Cert1f1cate 2 Large Coun c1l 3 4 Graduate of School 42 v 3 S ik NOWAKOWSKA RITA M Reet Nurse Soon there Wlll be no need for p1l1s Cause Reet mtends to cure all 111s Chorus 2 3 Home Nurs1ng Cert1f1cate Red Cross Cert1f1cate Graduate of School 42 ODRZYWOLSKI , VIOLET D Buslness College V1 w11l be a secretary And an attracuve one very Purple Swlmmmg Team 1,2 Athletic Letter 1 Gregg Award Chorus 1,2 Large COl1IlC1l 4 OfflC8 Recept1orustEditor1al Staff Com merce Club Graduate of School 42 OLSON, TUNE M 111119 To be Happy She s an art1st at the da.nce And she s sure to flnd romance G1rl Reserves 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Volley ball 1,2,3 Bowhng 3 Athletlc Letter 1, Baseball 1 2 Large COUHC11 2,4, Sklpper Salesman G1rl Reserves 1,2 F11-e Drlll Mon1tor 4 Graduate of School 79 OXFORD, DONALD MOOChle Show Busmess Wlth personahty plus and ready gr1n, He has the sp1r1t that w11l always w1n Band 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 H1 Y Show Cheerleader 4 Sw1mmlng 3,4, Tenrus 2 Graduate of School 60 PACER EERNADINE H Berme Travel A traveler Bern1e w1shes to be For all the world she longs to see Graduate of St Iohn Gualbert PALESH , GILDAI 1 To be Happy Short and sweet eyes of blue Pretty halr and d1mples too 'A G H1 Y Snow 3 Chr1stmas Program 1 Large COl1l'lCl1 3 4 Y Teen Club 1 2 Bond Sales Q. man 1 Chorus 'fxt Graduate of School 65 PALMER, CAROL J. Mickey To be Happy Always She'll cause many a stare, Vldth her shinin raven hair. Honor Roll 152,345 Junior Day Decorating Committee 35 Prop Artist for Hi-Y Show 3 Large Council 45 Art Club 15 Skipper Slgit 4 Graduate of School 79 . PAPAJ, BERNICE Bernie To Travel To Bernie the world is full of pleasure She wishes to travel and discover its treasures. Hall Monitor 45 Girl Reserves l. Graduate of Assumption School PAPIERSKI, HENRY A. Pappy To Please Mr. Rentz Pappy is quiet and very shy, But we all know he's a swell guy. Track 25 Junior Day Prom Committee. Graduate of Holy Spirit PARWULSKA, RITA C. Jonni Secretary Though secretaries may come and go Rita will make the others look slow. Honor Roll 1,25 Basketball 2,35 Gregg Short- hand Awards 2,35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Chorus. Graduate of School 42 PATTINSON, MARY JANE Pat Telephone Operator Mary Jane's a prett lassg We're glad to have Her ln our class. Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Hi-Y Salesman 35 Chorus 354. Graduate of Harrison Hill, Indiana PAWLAK, WANDA s. 'gf' Wanda To be Happy From North, from South, from East, frolvm est, Here is one of the girls we like the best. Chorus 35 Skipper Advertising Staff 4. Graduate of School 60 PAWLIK , STEPHEN Steve Physical Education Physical education is what Steve plans, May his success be as great as any man's. Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country l,2,3,45 Skip- per Advertising 45 Football 45 Basketball 25 Freshmen Mile R,un5 Intramural Basket- ball l,25 Intramural Football l,2. Graduate of Assumption PEPETA, JEANETTE L. Mike To be a Psychiatrist Mike's chosen a profession that's a lot of work, But she'll do her job and never shirk. Skipper Typing Staff 45 Girls' Sports 1,25 Advertising Skipper Staff 45 Gregg Awards 2,35 Commerce Club 45 Y-Teen 45 Light- house Salesman 45 Large Council5 Junior Prom Program. Graduate of School 79 PERHACH, ANNA I. Ann To be a Model We know that Ann will never rest, 'Til she's a model of the best. Skipper Typing Staff5 Advertising Staff5 Gregg Awards 35 Large Council 45 Usher Senior Day 35 Commerce Club 45 H1-Y Play 15 Lighthouse Advertising Staff 45 Office Monitor 45 Typing Pin 25 Chorus 15 Lighthouse Salesman 4. Graduate of School 42 PETERSON, JOYCE A. Joyce Interior Decorator Joyce's smile will make all cater To her work as interior decorator. Girls' Sports 15 Art Club 15 Large Council 3. Graduate of School 51 PLATEK , NATALIE A. Natty Airline Hostess A flying ace--would Natty be, Perhaps someday her plane we'll see. Gregg Shorthand Awards 3. Graduate of Assumption POPP, ALICE C. Al To be Successful Alice is just loads of fun5 Success to her will quickly come. Large Council 1 Graduate of School 65 POVITZ, VTVIAN G. Viv Office Work Viv in the wo rld should go far, Her personality is well above par. Girls' Sports 1. Graduate of School 81 RALPH, JACK A. Jack Retired Gold Miner How fortunate that we can be, Assured of his stability. Football 2,3, Track l,2,3, Large Council 1, 2,3,4, Skipper Salesman 4, Stage Crew, Jun- ior Day Exercises, All-High Freshman Re- ay . Graduate of St. John the Baptist RAUX, WILLIAM A., JR. Bill To be Successful Bill is ambitious, witty, game, The future will bring him fame. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Skipper Advertising Man- ager, Junior, Senior Day Program, Hi-Y Club 4, Union College Award, Science Club 3,4, Boys' Inner Council, Co-Captain Cross Coun- try, Track, Large Council, Junior Guard of Honor, Public Address System. Graduate of School '79 RENNIE, HELEN E. Hellie To be Happy Helen is endowed with a pretty face, Poise, rare beauty, charm, and grace. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Sports Letter 1, Cham- ber of Commerce Essay Awards 2,3, Gregg Awards 3, Tri-Y 3,43 Vice President Small Council 4, Recording Secretary of Tri-Y 4, Commerce Club 4, Large Council 1,2,3,4, Area Tri-Y Representative 4, Sports 1,2, Vice President Senior Class. Graduate of School 60 RIFE, FRANCES IRENE Frannie To be Happy Along our halls we rarely meet, One so charming and so sweet. Honor Roll 3,4, Service Award 3,4, Large Council 3,4. Graduate of Kittanning, Pennsylvania ROACH , MICHAEL F. Mickey Join the Foreign Legion Oh, Mike, perhaps could be a saint But he's what he is and not what he ain't. Swimming 2,3, Cross Country 1,2,3, Track 2, 3,4, Skipper Advertising Staff i,2, Junior Play, Decorating Committee 3, Stage Crew 3. 4, Large Council 2,3,4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier ROGALINSKI , M ARTHA Marty Bookkeeper Never gloomy, never weary, Marty's one to keep you cheery. Chorus 3,4, Christmas Concert at Kleinhans Music Hall. Graduate of School 40 ROMANCZUK , ALEXANDRA M. Alice College Sweet and tall, A friend to all. Honor Roll 1,2,3, Sports Letter 1,2,3, Gold Pin 4, Skipper Staff 4, Gregg Awards 3, Shorthand Pin 3, Typing Pin 3, Service Award 4, Junior Guard of Honor 3, Light- house Salesman 3,4, Commerce Club 3,4, Large Council 4, Office Monitor 4, Bowling. Graduate of School 51 ROSE, MYRON H. Rosey Draftsman With his blueprints and his rule, He will build the finest school. Tennis 1, Junior Prom Committee, Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 Ross, ELEANOR A. Elly To Travel To travel is El1y's goal, Perhaps news commentator will be her role. Volleyball l-4, Basketball l,2, Baseball 3,4, Badminton 1, Bowling l,2,4, Skipper Sales- man 3,4, Large Council 4, Tri-Y 4, Senior Saving Club 4, Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of Departmental Junior H. S., Kankakee, Illinois RUMBARGER, EUGENE T. Red La er He who studies Wy Earns success. Track 3,4, Large Council 3,4, Hi-Y Club 4. Graduate of Weber Jr. High School, Pa. SAL AY, ALEXANDER Al Electronic Engineer His lightning flash we soon will see As a famous man of tremendous energy- Graduate of School 51 SAUERWEIN, ELIZABETH M. Betty Dancer Because she's graceful, attractive and tall As a dancer she'll surpass us all. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Girls' Small Council Historian 45 Skipper Editorial Sta.tf5 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Y-Teen Club. Graduate of All Saints SCHIKETANZ, CATHERINE A. Kay To be Happy A sweeter girl one never could meet, Pretty, poised, refined and neat. Girls' Small Council 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Large Council 35 Chairman of Cafeteria Monitors 4 Graduate of St. .Francis Xavier' SC HMITT, EDITH H. Edie To Travel Edie will travel far a.nd wide, Egypt, Europe, then Riverside. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Swimming 15 Riding Club 35 Skipper Salesman 35 H1-Y Show 2,35 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 35 Bowling 25 Large Council 45 Fire Drill Monitor 4. Graduate of School ESO SCHNEIDER., EUGENE C. Gene Master Marimba Player The music field is Gene's ambitlon5 With all his talent he'll find recognition. Skipper Salesman 45 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3545 Won 2nd Prize in Cit -wide Com- petition for Soloist5 Junior gay Program5 Hi-Y Soloist 2,3,45 Christmas Program- 2,45 WEBR Radio Programg Band and Or- chestra 2,3,4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier SCHROEDER, GERTRUDE M. Gert To write a best seller Of all the arts in which the wise excel, Among the chief is writing well. Honor Roll1,2 3,45 Sports Letter 152,35 Gold Pin 4, Riding Club 3,45 voueybau l,2,3 45 Bowling 25 Gregg Awards 2,3 Skipper Sales- man 45 junior Day Program5 Commerce Cluh 45 Y-Teen 1,2,35 Large Council 45 Senior Class Secretary 4. Graduate of School 79 SECIC, STEVE SOX Teacher Sox will succeed in his aim5 Just as he did in all our school's games. Hi-Y 3,45 Football 3,45 Sergeant at Arms 3. Graduate of Kenmore Junior High SHARPE, MARIORIE I. Marge College Pretty hair, and lovely eyes5 Marge is a girl we idolize. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Girls' Sports 15 Junior Prom Chairma.n5 Treasurer Girls' Small Council5 Usher for Senior Day 35 Tri-Y 45 Large Council 2,3. Graduate of School 65 SIKES, E LE ANOR LUCILLE Ellie Foreign Missionary Quiet and shy, Pleases the eye. Honor Roll 3,45 Band 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Chromatic Club Awards 35 Service Awards 3,45 jtmior Day Programg Chorus 1,35 Christmas Program 3,45 Hi-Y Show 35 Thanksgiving Program 4. Graduate of East Aurora Elementary SISKAR, WILLIAM I. Jack Businessman Jack will with all his might, Make sure the customer is always right. Football Squad 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Intramural Basketball and Baseball Teams 3,4. Graduate of School 81 SITZMAN, MARIAN I. Marian College This clever girl should go to college, She'd be a whiz with all her knowledge. Honor Rol15 Typing Pin 35 Hall Monitor 4. Graduate of School 65 SMITH , BEVERLY I. Bev Bookkeeper Smart and bright and pretty too, That she will succeed is very true. Honor Roll 1,25 Skipper Advertising Staff 25 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Gregg Award 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 President Commerce Club 45 Commerce Club 3,45 Large Council 3,45 Editor Lighthouse 45 Hi-Y Ticket Sales- man 25 Orchestra Awards l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 SMITH, PATR1c1A A. Pat Office Work Pat is sweet in word and deed In her work she will succeed. Honor Roll 15 Gregg Awards 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Lar e Council 45 Commerce Club 45 Advertising Staff 25 Tri-Y 45 Lighthouse Staff 4. Graduate of School 60 SOBIERAJ, MARILYN Linnie Housewife She wants to run a nice little home We wish her success with this little poem. Sports 15 Dramatics 4. Graduate of School 40 SOK OL, LEOCADIA Lottie Airline Hostess Sweet of face, sweet in mind, A lovlier girl you'll never find. Graduate of Assumption SPEERS, BETTY o. Stubby To be successful We wish Betty success in whatever she'll do We're pretty sure she'll find it too. Honor Roll 35 Girls' Soorts 2,35 Hi-Y Show 35 Y-Teen 35 Science Club 45 Chorus 3,45 Large Council 3,45 Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 65 STACHARCZYK, RITA J. Starchy Telephone Operator In all she does, Starchy will succeed She's got the stuff that winning needs. Sports' Letter l,2,3,4, Gold Pin 45 Skipper Advertising and Editorial Staff 45 Gregg Short hand Awards 35 Basketball l,3,45 Baseball L, 45 Y-Teen l,2,35 Large Council 45 Purple and Gold Volleyball 1,45 Commerce Club. Graduate of School 79 STANKO, MARY E. Secretary She's full of pep and lots of fun, Ready to do what should be done. Honor Roll i,2,3,45 Girls' Sports 1,25 Skip- per Salesman 35 Editorial Staff 45 Typing Staff 45 Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 65 STEELE, CHARLES Charlie Dairy Farming Not that I love study less, But that l love fun more. Swimming Tearn l,2,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Vollegball Team 35 Large Council 2,35 Hi-Y 45 kipper Salesmang Skip- per Skit 4. Graduate of School GO QQ . .bs . fm o 5 4 I K L fm. Q Q6 3:-. . 6- ' x X. 'H 'L be L P STEINHAUSER, NANCY M. Nan Nurse Her cheerful ma.nner and pretty face Will make her welcome any place. Girls' Sports 25 Skipper Salesman 45 Chorus 3,45 Y-Teen Club 35 Science Club 45 Girls' Large Council 3,45 Iunior Guard of Honorg Christmas Play 4. Graduate of School 65 STRYCZEK, THERESA L. Terrie Medical Secretary Mighty sweet and mighty wise, The fun just twinkles in her eyes. Athletics l,2,3,45 Gold Ping Vice President Commerce Club 45 Commerce Club 3,45 Pro- duction Editor Lighthouse5 Salesman 3,45 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Salesma.n5 Public Speaking Play5 Office Monitor 45 Gregg gxvlglrfli 35 Skipper Advertising 3,45 Skipper t . Graduate of Assumption SURBECK, RAYMOND G. Ray Pharmacist A pharmacist has a lot of work But from it Ray will never shirk. Skipper Salesman 45 Hi-Y Show 2. Graduate of School 60 SZCZUPAKOWSKA, DOROTHY L. Dotty Dietician A dietician Dotty wants to be, She'll find it easy as can be. Graduate of Assumption THOMAS, HELEN 1. lean Office Worker Iea.n's ambition is office workg From her duties she'll never shirk. Large Council 4. Graduate of Moudsville High, West Virginia THOMPSON, RON ALD Curly Minister Do well, do better, do best, Ronald will do this! All with zest. Cross country 2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 35 Intramural Basketball 45 Junior Guard of Honor on Senior Day 35 Chess Club 45 Skip- per Skit 4. Graduate of School i9 TOLN AY, ZOLTAN I. Zeb Draftsman He's setting out on his biggest test We surely hope he'll be a success. Football 2,3,45 Swimming Manager 4. Graduate of St. EliZabeth'S TRACY, IO ANN Tracy Kiss the Blarney Stone Charming Irish lass with eyes of blue, As a friend she's always true. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Girls' Letter i5 Purple and Gold Swimming 25 Asst. Editor of Skip- per 45 Advertising Staif 45 Band and Or- chestra l,2,35 Service Award 3,45 Girls' Small Council5 Large Councilg Science Club 4. Graduate of School 42 TRE SP, PRISCILLA V. Babe To Graduate Words she has to say are few, But what she says is always true. Honor Roll l5 Girls' Sports i5 Large Coun- cil l 3. Graduate of School 60 TROIANCZYK, WANDA E. Bubbles Homemaker Hickory, dickory, dock, The mouse ran up the clockg It struck 8:40--Oh! Ohl late again! Skipper Editorial Staff 45 Skipper Advertising Sta.ff 3,45 Home Nursing Award 35 Typing Pin 35 Lighthouse Salesman 45 Large Council 3,4. Graduate of Assumption TURNER, KENARD A. Ken Chemical Engineer To be a chemical engineer is Ken's ambitiong His problems nv'll salve with his intuition. Basketball ig Honor Roll l,Z,3,45 Large Coun- cil 3,45 junior Guard of Honor 35 Skipper Ad- vertising Staff 4. Graduate of School 50 TYNER, BETTY I. Betty To go to work Packages small contain good tringsg Praises of Betty we'll ever sing. 5 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 TYNER., RUTH I. Ruthie Office Work An honest girl, Intelligent, kind, Look where you may Her like you'll not find. Honor Roll 1,45 Gregg Shorthand Awards 25 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 60 URYCKI , ROSE ANN Rosie College ln anything she may try, Her aim in life will be quite high. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 45 Or- chestra l,2,45 Service Award l,2,45 Christ- mas Program 4. Graduate of School 79 VADAY, STEVE VaDay To live and let live Follow the trail to the open air, At one with the sea and sky. Graduate of School 51 VAIL, VIRGINIA R. Ginny Music Career Tall, willowy, with long brown hair5 Describes Ginny, a lass so fair. Skipper Salesman 45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Music Chairman of Junior Day5 Stamp and Bond Salesman 15 Hi-Y Show 35 Skipper Skit 25 Chorus 1,25 Science Club. Graduate of School 60 WALTHO, WLLLIAM Curly To make a million Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Skipper Staff 4. Graduate of School 65 WANZER, Lois E. Loie To be Happy To be happy is to be gay, And Loie will find a way. Graduate of School 65 WATZ, DOROTHY M. Dot Bookkeeper Dot sees her future bright and clear Her star ambitiong a business career Red Cross Certificate 3g Chorus 4. Graduate of School 60 WEBER, ROBERT LOUIS Robert Storekeeper A storekeeper Bob wants to be, He'll soon succeed, wait and see. Large Council 3,4g Art Club 2g Commerce Club 3g Intramural Basketball 2. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier WEIGH , ROBERT J. Weh College Robert wants to go to collegeg He'll go far in the realm of knowledge. Band and Orchestra 1,2g Large Coxmcil. Graduate of School BO WELLER., DONALD B. Shadow To be a Hermit The world is made of a number of things, I'm sure we should all be as happy as kings. Honor Roll 2g Football 2,3,4g Swimming 2,3g Junior Guard of Honor on Senior Dayg Hi-Y Clubg Boys' Marshal of Senior Class. Graduate of School WERNEIWSKA, ELSIE Els To be Successful Els is just loads of fun, Success to her will quickly come. Large Council 4g Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 42 woicmszax, DOLORES A. Babe College When Babe laughs or smiles at you, Her sense of humor ripples through. Swimming lg Sports Letter lg Home Nursing Awardg Large Council 4g Usher on Senior Dayg Girl Reserves lg Skipper Salesman 4g Junior Day Committeeg Red Cross Award. Graduate of School 51 WOLFF, JOYCE C. Joy Housewife This witty lass was never caught, Without a sparkling word or thought. Skipper Advertising Staff 4g Large Council 3, 43 Y-Teen 3,4g Bowling 3,4g Science Club 4g Chorus 4g Hi-Y Ticket Salesman lg Volley- ball 2,3g Christmas Program 4g Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 60 woomnn, JOYCE M. Joy To Graduate Life is a jest, and all things show itg I thought so once, but now I know it. Honor Roll l,2g Gregg Awards 3g Junior Guard of Honor 3. Graduate of School 60 YOUNG, LORE TTA C . Lorry To be Happy A little bit dreamy, but here's what she'1l do, She'll work very hard, and her dreams will come true. Chorus lg Decorating Committee 3g Hi-Y Show lg Large Council 4g Editorial Skipper Staff 4g Commerce Club 4g Lighthouse Sta.f.f 4g Junior Prom Committee 3. Graduate of School 42 ZANGMEISTER., JANET M. Zing-boom Journalist Short and sweet, cute and fair, Nice and neat, gorgeous hair. Sports lg Volleyball 1,25 Skipper Editorial Staff 45 City Planning Commission Essay Contest 25 Lighthouse Editorial Staff 4g Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 60 ZARBO, Tom c. Tom Radio Announcer Here's a boy with wit so gay That he outshines the sun's brightest ray. Skipper Salesman 3g Advertising Staff 2g Commerce Club 4g Stage Crew 2g Public Address System 2g Large Council 4. Graduate of School 65 CAVERETTA JAMES Graduate of Holy Splrlt LUETH, WILLIAM Graduate of School 60 Evelyn Clchon Aleathea Cookrnan Theresa Grandoru Jacqueline Ke rnahan Phyllis Riexlnger ADDITIUIAI. GRADUATES John Gavm Robert Duthie Francls Horgan James Barton Norma Hansen Henry Kensek HUGHSON RGBERT Graduate of School l'7 MURRAY, DONALD F Graduate of St John the Bap 1S WILKIE RAYMOND C Graduate of Kenmore Junlor lfhgh Norbert Jaroszewskl Chester Orlowskl Joseph Gmyrek Lols Stewart Stephen Seclc Rachard Zelonis A ,,-Q, 1 A -' fm- Q' '1 ,Q 6 !,u 1 W uf uf- n 4 gp-M. A Pi- if 33333, , , fx 55 fgiif. 31 ggfsfxjx H A3345 'B azggvz, Qfifkrxf, gs.. .. ' :V ff. Zi was :- X A . I U L A . , F.. 1 fisgkf ' ,nfw Xxgpvf 'K' Kumi! .N C' .ff EIU! 5 . 1:9 F' -rf q,,5,ml 49- 0,1 I-in .. K ff, H ai, S 57- WWW ff f . 0 1 E Junior Class of 1948 has had a pleasant and profitable year. On Junior Day it presented one of the outstanding assembly programs of the year culmin- ating in the addition to the school campus of another tree which it is hoped will add to the beauty of the school in the years to come. The Junior Prom was a huge success, enjoyed by all. O F F I C E R S President - Norman Holmskog Vice Pres. - Michaeleen Kolasa Secretary - Eleanore Ciesielska Treasurer - Carl lvancic Boys, Marshal - Jerome Hooven Girls' Marshal - Iean Spaiford 34 fi i 'll mb , 5 :nigga Ps? Q Q ,F 3 Ao, Q 59? 9-2 W9 ,ig Q Rai' xg 35 I Exam' NNE? Q W ' 51 A 3+ 1.1 ,L ' A 2513! ig rl: AL . r , , -.1 3 I 1 J,g -r , a. 4 D ,l :Q x- R 4 r gp 411 in. Q I 'az V E aw?-f x E 1 'w gf ,, ' li ' 5 1 6 .1 , 435 1 ' 2 if if ' K 9 4 .V a 'fi ' f I f A 1 -4:5 Q Q ' iw , A ' r, 1 A x .vw-Q. ' Aw- 3:15, I . is 5 4 , E A 1 Wig., Q 37 3 x Y ..,M 544' 1 f Q F' , H? G . UQ ui Lf gb 1 if . F-L 25 '- ' -if 5 I Af ' fhi? A' . My Q .Q YJQ 'f i-f,J'i,f4 ' f 1 1 RAW ff, ,f - 'L 1 f Q wx I fi. 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Time out for a pose. 4. The Junior Processional. edu.. 'JL A 5 if fa' 'Q 3' M... nn' nf t ww- 4.3:- mf, ,Emails ,-.7-mv L..-....... MMR' .T U FASHIUIIS l887 K 'X Front Row - L to R - Emily Koziara, Ruth McAllister, Miss Snell, Helen Rennie, Marjorie Sharpe. . Second Row Mary Devosich, Marilyn Barnd, IoAnn Tracy, Elizabeth Sauerwein, Catherine Schiketanz, Ruth Heinz. QMZ4 moz!! 6 ' ITH Miss Alene Snell as our advisor, the Girls' Small Council of 1947-1948 has completed the ninth year of student government at Riverside. After an organization meeting early last fall, we held our annual girls' assembly at which we introduced ourselves to the students, explained our responsibilities, and asked for their cooperation. ln the months that followed, we busied ourselves with successful sales of feathers, bea.nies, pencils, auto- mobile plates, and banners. We also sent money and gifts to several charity organizations. Ruth Heinz, Marilyn Barnd, and JoAnn Tracy have done exceptionally well in choosing dependable moni- tors. Mary Devosich and Catherine Schiketanz have kept the lunch periods running smoothly. We have endeavored to carry on the high standards set down by former Councils. At this time, we should like to thank the faculty a.nd students for their assistance. Each of us hope that Councils of future years en- joy their terms as much as we have. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Chairman of First Lunch Chairman of Second Lunch Chairman of Assembly Monitors Chairman of Hall Monitors Chairman of Receptionists ' 46 Ruth McAllister Helen Rennie Emily Koziara Marjorie Sharpe Elizabeth Sauerwein Mary Devosich Catherine Schiketanz JoAnn Tracy Ruth Heinz Marilyn Barnd Left to Right John Demler Arthur Beyer, Robert Goff Dick Gacek Ted Bablnsky William Raux Robert Lightner, Eugene LeVea Zawya 7 E Boys Inner Councll has been active this year trying to serve the school to a greater extent The members of this Council have met Wednesday after school in Room 271 to discuss ways and means of achiev ing their goal Robert Goff supervised the hall monitors on the boys side, William Raux had charge of f1re drill monitors who opened doors and generally assisted with flre drills Richard Gacek assisted with homeroom administra tion and John Demler helped teachers regulate and facilitate the flow of traffic to and from assembly Some money was required to carry out our desired activities and the most successful source was the sale of school penclls with the basketball schedule printed on them Robert Lightner managed the sale Mr Lloyd A Miller has given cheerful and generous asslstance which has created a spirit of coo eration within thi group h gt egress of t e Boys Inner Council has been a direct result of re pgistbilitles af- l :' ur igd out b, it rienbors. They have relinquished personal glory for th u surv dutiq' zz: ' ie it etldc g,v-rnrnent, in their efforts to make Riverside the best of high chools. Tloe vital forc ,f doz.1oc.ratic govern- ment the student government program represents will be a standard for future Boys' Councils. amos Mo seam liao OFFICERS President Robert Goff I' K Secretary Eugene LeVea Treasurer Robert Lightner g l 47 m sg if xt -Qf..-Q Vice President Richard Gacek A 11251 Zami Trumpets - Shirley Aschauer, William Barr, Thomas Goodwin, Fred Gosiecki, Robert jackson, Betty Jones, Ray Jones, Frank Kolnarki, Ronald LaVere, Irrngarde Lindeniels, Anthony Penska, William Raux, Nicholas Riesz, john Rollo, Jerry Walker, Donald Zimmerman. Saxophones - Stephen Czarnecki, Carol Morgan, Julia Poliachuk, Robert Riggs, Norvyn Souter, John Szczy- pkowski, Robert Wolf, Eugene Schultz. Tubas - Emery Ashley, Robert Brock, Robert Dell. Clarinets - Priscilla Aldridge, Gary Barr, jane Biggie, Betty Campbell, Marilyn Chipkar, Patricia Don- hauser, Sam Falzone, Greta Gerwitz, Patricia Graf, Edward Heinz, Annabelle Kish, Robert Klepser, Hildegarde Lindenfels, Maxine Markowski, Roy Mitchell, Marie Sciandra, Eleanor Sikes, Thomas Stevens, Virginia Vail. Baritones - William Cravatta, Carl Toth, john Tremor. Trombones - Phyllis Coleman, Robert Dotter, Norman Holmskog, Robert Raux, John Rollinson, George Young, Robert Murphy. French Horn - Franklin Frost, Marion Group, Ann Nagle, Joseph Zon. Flutes - Lucille Iagodpinslai, Ioan Lade, Ruth McAllister, Mildred Muif, jane O'Connor. Drums - Robert Frost, Robert Gerst, Allan Schwinn, Eugene Schneider, James McFarland. NCE more our band has taken its-place among the finest bands in the schools of the city. We had the honor of playing for the Western New York Teachers Con- vention at Kleinhans Music Hall in October. This is the second year the Riverside Band has won this honor. Our band played for the football games, encouraging our team to victory to the X tunes of our spirited school songs. The members of the band thank Mr. Hull, our X friend and band leader, for his patience and kindness in working to make our band X outstanding in the city. 48 Uacdedlfza VIODIIS Priscilla Aldridge Ruth Aldridge Gladys Campbell Florence Fichtl Norman Holmskog, Joan Kranz, Janet McAllister, Robert Murphy Julia Pollachuk, Claudia Raux John Rollinson Evelyn Sikes, Beverly Smith Shirley Weber Cellos Betty Campbell Eleanor Sikes Base V1ol Jacqueline Jones Piano Dorothy Dahmer Rose Urycki, Annabelle Kish Saxophones Carol Morgan Robert Riggs Norvyn Souter, John Szczypkowski, Robert Wolf Clarinets Gary Barr, Jane Bigge Marilyn Chipkar, Patricia Donhauser Sam Falzone, Greta Gerwita Patricia Graf Edward Heinz Robert Klepser, Hildegarde Lindenfels, Roy Mitchell Marie Sciandra, Thomas Stevens, Virginia Vail Tubas Emery Ashley Robert Brock, Robert Dell Trumpets Shirley Aschauer William Barr Fred Goscieki, Robert Jackson Ray Jones, Betty Jones Irmgarde Lindenfels lmlliam Raux Nicholas Riesz John Rollo John Tremor Don Zimmerman Flutes Lucille Jagodzinski, Joan Lade Ruth McAllister Mildred Muff, Jane O'Con.nor Baritone Carl Toth Trombones Phyllis Coleman Robert Dotter Robert Raux George Young. French Horns - Stephen Czarnecki, Franklin Frost Marion Group Ann Nagle Joseph Zon. Drums - Robert Frost Robert Gerst James McFarland Eugene Schneider Allan Schwinn. CLQ55 LQDTERD UR orchestra under the capable direction of Mr. Hull, has completed another successful year. The orchestra offers grand experience for young musicians. They rehearse familiar marches and overtures and other selections for presentation in assembly. lndividual talents are also used to contribute to the success of our as- semblies, the Hi-Y Show, the Junior and Senior Day programs and the Commence- ment exercises. Q , ....l..-... , , m l..4L...., 4.4.4123 Editor . . Associate Repo rters Typists. . I .6-L-ffg, -ei .. ,fsi Editors I O I .............................VirginiaKalinsKi Emily Koziara, Marjorie Sharpe, William Raux, Eugene LeVea, Lillian Bodecker. h L. Young, C. Bardak, W. Trojanczyk, G. Schroeder, I. Fischer, E. Alt- man, L. Bodecker, M. Blettle, I. Zangmeister, C. Fuzara, L. Fudala, A. Romanczyk, E. Schmidt, M. Dzielska, M. Ekiss, V. Ordzywolski, H. Rennie, M. Stanko, B. Sauerwein, J. Tracy, R. McAllister, I. Gehrrnann, H. Depowski, I. Olson, B. Campbell, J. Malseed, E. Kudiba, A. Babin- sky, C. Brown, B. Buzby, E. Ashley, D. Weller, W. Waltho, T. Duguay, H. Kuta, I. Fedor, G. Funk, D. Lamb, M. Ladanyi, C. Morgan. E. Massett, I. Pepeta, W. Hughes, T. Stryczek, L. Bodecker. Advisors - Miss Alene Snell, Miss Marv Connery, Miss Mary Sarbaugh, Mr Arthur Downes, Mr. Ray Helenbrook. 50 iv- Business Manager . . Advertising Manager. Advertising Salesrnen Skipper Supervisors - Marilyn Barnd, Marilyn Case, Jusuane Beam, Nancy Juhasz, Marianne Hylkema, Sandra Konopko, Bette Brylinski, Eleanor Kudiba, Joan Fitch, Wanda Clark, June Olson, John Curtin, Harold Flower, Henry Paperski, Ramond Kowalske, Andrew Babinsky, James Bishop, Eugene Schneider, Ted Duguay, Raymond Surheck, John Demler, Gordon Funk, Gertrude Schroeder, Virginia Vail, Dolores Wojcieszak Rose Uryiki, Betty Speers, Nancy Steinhauser, Elaine Altman, Joan Fitzpatric Floor Supervisors - Janet Jones, Loretta Fudala, Michael Roach, Joseph Fedor Faculty Advisors - Mr. Renzo Renzoni, Mr. Arthur Downes, Mr. Lloyd Mi1l6I'- 51.66, Q0 'ga ' Staff . .Robert Goulding Joan Szymanski, Henrietta Maslanka, Doris L. Abbott, Herbert Schmit, Josephine Camelo, Joyce Wolff, Sylvia Deppa, Steven Pawlik, Irene Rybczynska, Kay Cupler Ernest Fudala, Carolyn Abbott, Carol Graap, Mary Ann Metzger, Marion Feuton, Eleanor Massett, Jeanett Pepeta, Gertrude Schroeder, Wanda Pawlak, Esther Gerhrmann, Joan Szymanske, Jerome Love, Dorothy Toczek, Mary Swamkarnp, Donald Nessler, Betty Campbell, Patricia Kelly, Gary Barr, Betty Speers, Carol Sux, Marie lhle, Mary Kern, Gladys Blair, Kathryn Beyley, Rose Marie Logan, Francis Lush, William Raux, Gilbert Duguay, Ruth Tyner, Rose Young, Barbara Siedlecki, Marjorie Sharpe, Eleanor Sikes, Annabelle Kish, Irine McLaughlin, Joy Crawford, Irene Boisvert, Stuart Jester, Treresa Stoyczek, Jeanne Murphy, Betty Tyner, Ken Turner, Florence Urbaniak, Henry Papieraki, Loretta Young, Pat Fox, Joan Sieuela., Harriet Farrell, Irene Gehrrnann, Rita Kornik, John Smal- dina, Betty Sauerwein, Geraldine Manhart, Joan Crandell, Louis Baldy, Barbara Chip, A. Konapka, Stella Cichocka, Florence Dombrowske, Robert Flynn, Albert Garwal, Sandra Konopka, Janet Maifs, June Olson, Loretta Roznuss, Ton Zarbo, Katherene Arkeelpane, Kathryn Bagarozzi, Henri Bieda, Betty Cook, Irene Fon- fara, Marie Krieger, Dorothy Mazuchowski, Julia Nemeth, Irene Ori, Donald Showmaker, Helen Thomas, Loretta Young, Robert Weigh, Ray Wilkie, Bruce Buzby, Emery Ashley. First Row - E. Burdick, T. Da.laco,j. Fitch, M. Ladanyi, K. Irwin, H. Rennie, R. McAllister, C. Schiketanz. Second Row - E. Ross, M. Case, C. Morgan, I. Fischer, B. Schiketanz, N. Rumbarger, E. Large, B. Smith, F. Dabrovvski, M. Devosich. Third Row - P. Smith, D. Geisen, R. Kowalska, H. King, I. Burdick, I. Busse, I. Wolff, M. Sharpe, I. Robb. I 26' ll O cheer and help children in Buffalo's orphan homes, is the newly adopted purpose of the Tri-Y. ln carrying out this plan the thirty junior and senior girls of the Tri-Y held a Christmas party for the children of the Protestant Home for Unprotected Children. In addition to their regular meetings, they held special sports nights at the Y. W. C. A where the girls swam or played basketball or ping pong. The Tri-Y also sponsored a Sac Dance, .a sleigh ride and a visit to the city morgue. Boy and Girl Relationships was a topic discussed by Rev. Schieter at one of their meetings. Catherine- Schiketanz represented the Riverside Tri-Y at the annual state-wide assembly. Marilyn Case and Ioan Fischer were the representatives of Riverside at the area council meetings. As an additional project the Riverside Tri-Y, in cooperation with the other Hi-Y clubs of New York, helped to raise money for the World Youth Fund. To climax a successful year, the girls and their advisors attended the a.nnual Tri-Y dinner at Town Casino. ' - ff 2 X! JJ OFFICERS Q., . President - Katherine Irwin Recording Secretary - Helen Rennie v ' .. Vice President - Marilyn Ladanyi Treasurer - Ioan Fitch 'Q Corresponding Secretary - Ruth McAllister Chaplain - Theresa Dalaco Program Chairman - Catherine Schiketanz Advisor - Jean Irwin . - ve- ,, 52 new ' Front Row L to R - Ivancic, Masson, Krebs, Lightner, Gacek, Maldej, Strohmeier. Second Row - Rurnbarger, Lamb, Funk, lhle, Goulding, Brooks, Kowalski, Wagner, Gildner, Goodwin. Back Row - Babinsky, Comrnoratta, Weller, Steele, jones, Holmskog, Krall, States, Lobbett. a 4- Z S year another chapter in the history of the Riverside Hi-Y Club of the North Delaware Y. M. C. A. has been completed. The chapter contains the activities of young men who have met each Wednesday to up- hold the ideals of Hi-Y -- Religion, Education, and Recreation. We engaged in many activities this year. Among our social programs were joint meetings, dances and hayrides. We had delegates to conferences and conventions dedicated to the purpose of educating us to be- come better citizens and .to prepare us .to become leaders ln the government of our city, state, and country. Q v CZ'-is O F F I C E RS President - Robert Lightner Chaplain - Leonard Halbert Vice President - Richard Gacek Sergeant at arms - Robert Goff Secretary - Richard Masson Area Council Rep. - Donald Lamb Q7-? Treasurer - Edward Krebs Albany Hi-Y Assembly - Ted Duguay The year 1948 saw the return of Mr. Louis Masson as faculty advisor. Un- der his able and guiding hand the club finished a very successful year. ,,'fk..f- VV ' 6603 HIS year the Y-Teen Club, formerly the Girl Reserves, began a successful year with our traditional candlelight ceremony at the Kenmore Y. W. C. A. We received approximately fifty girls into our member- ship by presenting them with new pins and membership cards. Throughout the year Riverside acted as hostess to the Technical and Seneca Hi-Y Clubs at dances held at the Kenmore Y. W. C. A. In November, our club, in cooperation with the other clubs of Buffalo, held a very successful square dance with the Technical Hi-Y attending. We expressed our Christmas spirit with a party for the Protestant Home for Unprotected Children. We enjoyed teaching the children folk dances and serving them cake and candy. They expressed their ap- preciation by an impromptu amateur show. We will continue to build a fellowship of high school girls who strive to better their lives and their com- munity in the years to come. OFFICERS President - Estelle Bielicki Corresponding Secretary - Dolores Kobza Vice President - Dorothy Hudy Inner Club Council Representatives - Secretary - Theresa Sadkowski Betty Sauerwein Treasurer - Agnes Bariiko Marie-lhle Advisor - Miss Edwards 6 66446 HE Commerce Club, an organization of-senior and junior Commerce Students, aims to create a greater interest in business affairs and the commercial life of the City of Buffalo, together with an enhanced social life in school. This year the Club toured the Courier-Express building and studied the preparation of a great city news- paper. Periodically through the year we prepared and published the school newspaper - The Lighthouse. The social program consisted of two hayrides, a Christmas party in the Faculty cafeteria and the annual dimer for the new officers. Each year the Commerce Club presents a beautiful pin on Senior Day to the member of the club who has rendered the greatest service to the school and to the organization. OFFICERS President - Beverly Smith Vice President - Theresa Stryczek 18 77 Secretary - Margaret Blette Treasurer - Marilyn Barnd Advisors - Miss L. Rose Advisor - Miss N. Larkin 55 7 Q JK' Left to Right - John Demler, Bruce Buzby, Robert Goff, Robert Goulding, Eugene LaVea, William Raux, Robert Lightner, Miss Zeh, Donald Silverberg, Fredrick Hoehn, Juanita Corrigall, Jer- ome Kirsch, jean Cameron, Gladys Campbell, Richard Beningo, Marilyn Ladanyi, Phyllis Colman, Jessie Dingman. 5' mt' HE Public Address system is enjoying its third birthday this year. Preliminary try-outs and final elim- inations are held in order to select announcers. The selected group then is active every day of the school year. The members rotate, acting as announcers, each for a period of one or two weeks. The material broadcast comprises announcements of all sorts, advertising in the form of skits or rhymes, and quotations are read as an initial thought for each day. From this group, students have been selected for announcing and reading in various assembly programs. The technicians are a vital part in this group. They are a busy crew with checking the P. A. Cpublic Addressl system, regulating the controls, setting up the assembly Mikes and finally helping with all special events. This organization is sponsored by Miss Zeh. 41 ff f Mflfvi 45? MW , -::: f . F27 X T 4133 1' Burnmg of Buffalo -IBIS- -. i 4 142 v -It v' M .t P?' 1, 9 ' 4 9 M2,. -9 . , ,H Q ' 'W cb - f, 731' ' 1. K 1 v 4, 'P 1 1 2 , 4, ,W agua? Qi B -Q 'hwgifve' f W e 519 212 57' gg E51 Wu Q 3 A l.J'43m' K 3 -v Q 1 , A if V N i Y ' W 5 ,1 f I I I l l ,. 0- . f i JXP V A 11' ' I A 5, K f y . ,.A . Al V ' ' O' I f 'V xg- M Q' M M Z? sv gf I V r g ' 1 ity? A Q X. M if , Q G-5 X5 Q 'Q gf, ,. .5 , Lf. 1, Qty ffQa3if v Q Jia fgxfs WH? '3 A Q Q J Q wg gf ff A 'Xa .1 3 7'- Us Left to Right - john Treamor, Mary Ekiss, Loretta Fudala, Albert Tesluk, Mr. Rientz, Richard Gacek, Robert Lightner, Robert Goulding, Donald Silverberg. Defcufe NDER. the expert coaching of Mr. Rentz, the Debate Team of Riverside High School participated in its second post war interscholastic debate. The topic wasg Resolved: That a national program of Universal Military Training be adopted. The affirmative team, consisting of Robert Goulding, Albert Tesluk and Mary Ekiss, met Technical High School at Technical. The negative team, including Robert Lightner, Richard Gacek, and Loretta Fudala, met Kensington High School at Riverside. Perry at Rebmtt Bl MLK Faux - lell - Y' 4 if ff-T M I.. Front Row - Lto R- Second Row - Third Row - 60 Front Row - Lto R- Second Row - Third Row - p. H ,A 3 't . t maya, A QL tif 9 C, AQ' VM V 1 - A -g , , .1 , , C in , A T F3 Q' S f'Ni:,g' 1' A ' H V ' , r' - T .4 u- 1 .1 ' tx Q ' 1 0 wg . 'll -. , gpg ' L - :',. . 4, T.:-1 9 Q ,MEUR ' -, ., If x Lillian Max, Janet Jones, Helen Rennie, Rita Powalska, Gertrude Schroeder, Marilyn Ladanyi. Florence Urbaniak, Ruth Heinz, Carol Palmer, Joyce Woomer, Betty Schiketanz, Eva Kozma, Marilyn Chipkar, Miss Thomas. Lee Luxemburg, Ruth McAllister, JoAnn Tracy, Carol Balthasar, Betty Sauerwein, Marjorie Sharpe, Jeanne Cameron, Dick Masson. 'Wanna Sacdef Dolores Kobza, Edith Schmitt, Mary Ekiss, Alexandra Romanczuk, Mary Stanko, Rose Urycki. Michaeleen Kolasa, Dolores Hans, Richard Gacek, Loretta Fudala, Shirley Welsh, Dolores Hembert, Maxine Markowska, Ann Nagle, Miss Thomas. Andrew Babinsky, Clifford Cook, Eugene Levea, Irene Charlap, Ioan Kranz, Renee Powalski, Dolores Wolynska, Betty Campbell, Donald Silverberg. l ,fel 'Q Q' 1 A 1 522194 Huw E Chess Club meets regularly and the members pit their skill at check and mate with one another. Left to right Bruce Busby Al Tesluk Jerome Love Gerald Kostusiak Bob Gerst Lee Luxemburg HE Stage Crew keeps the show rolling. Lights- Curtain- Spot- lights- Scenery- Props Microphones- Switches There is a lot of work to be done back- stage and these are the boys who do it. Left to right Mr. Frank Savage Mike Roach Al Thompson john Demler John Smaldino Bob Lightner Bob Goulding Ray Zelazny 51 ' ' 7mzfmzam M HE Riverside Alumni reo rganized dur- ing this year. A gala reunion and dance was given at the Kleinhans Music Hall on January 7, 1948. Over a thousand alumni attended. Elected as officers for i948-49 are the alumni pictured here. Left to right - Dorothy Seitz Phelan Torn Bowers Helen Laurie Welsch Will Connelly Loretta Reagan Hanover Marion Alt Pinkow Herb Plant 13- NAUGURATING a new course in auto driv- ing, we were given a new Ford with dual controls by the Am- herst Motor Sales Co. Pictured receiving the new car are left to right - John Fliss Principal Ray Spear Eugene Czarcinski Mr. Louis Masson Mr. Harry I. Good, Associate Supt. of Schools. 27,1 :5 ' 01 1 , l Ti me for A Las: XMTH ED. MILLER. '- - 5 'Q 'V ,gffifff Q41 ' ' V ,ll I DTHAT DARN KuLsAR. 3 , YOU'D BETTER BE sooo GILDNER I ' 4. LUN saskgxbfsfsfx--vA,,4sux ips-'S.f-Q fs 7 4 I l -wig X5 Ji' xg ,A N, x ' W1 4 1 , f-if, , 4LQi 5lL HJ' X All-,H OkAY RENTZ Soo Tmfs fan novme YouR Tozsl' F,.41-4- - 5532. i J 4 yfjfif ' E . -w '1 1 1 3 , ' Elf :g v-9 h'7l 423. Vg, - ': 1'.,'...p3g- '78 Y 4. 3. F' I Q f O Flys Z' ,Q I . s F . ,iifgli 19 ic , .L 9 0 'AVI ' .nm Q.- s. . 1, lv'- I ll.-'WV .A I i 1 5 , 1 ' ' W A., A- 'V ,,g Xg.gyiI,L' f - ,zqx I , Q gals . I -- A A, .-.wwf Q W ' nud- nrn -.,, Sf' . Wu, 'bk' L'-M., ., ,r 1 , .. ,,,,.......,- lun... Back Row: Zimmerman, Gacek, Krall, Wetzen, Krawcszk, Wachala, Roessler, Holmskog, Christman, Kul Sar, Bryce, McGinty, McHale. Third Row: Lush, Weller, Krebs, Perry, Brooks, Duguay, Halbert, Tolnay, Brown, Ihle, Wagner, Coach a 1 r C rl Sp'tze . Second Row: Pajak, Schwinn, Boneski, Jerome, Boron, Staats, Di Quillio, Camoretta, Cassidy, Lightner, Zimmerman, Miller. Front Row: Lillis, Kozina, Hambruch, Olick, Edmundson, Stevens, Grunzweig, Truty, Fullerton, Goff. 70 ?cwZ 54ZZ 1948 football season was marked by some terrific games played by a terrific team. The opening practice game against Bennett indicated our strength in the line. Then Lafayette with a powerful passing attack found our defenders impregnable and a tie game resulted. Against Hutchinson C13-OJ, Fosdick-Masten C13-Ol, Grover Cleveland C38-OJ and Seneca Q6-OD, our running attack was sparked by Johnnie Kulsar, Gerry MCI-Iale, and Pat McGinty. This left us tied with Lafayette for the championship of League I. The playoff game was a bruising encounter in which we were nosed out 7-6. The Thanksgiving Day game against Mc- Kinley was played under severe conditions of cold, in a foot oi Snow, and the score of 19-6 against us does not indicate the closeness of the game. All-High team positions were won by John Kulsar and Tom Bryce. Leo Wachala was placed on the Second All-High team. Don Christman earned honorable mention. gs 4' KN '- P 4,-.f , rx Lf- -g 3' - ' Q4 ll 481, 0, ,, 3 kd, pa Back Row - L to R - Fox, Coach McCo1gan, Andereg , Burandt, Young, Kovachi, Gutiovics, Bieda, Haughey, Raux, Homer, Weir, Stevens, Vthllianis, Martin CMgrS, Hussack. Front Row - Heinz, Nolan, Dell, Thompson, Klepser, Rollinson, Cook, Raux, Davies, Martin. Emu my 71 UR Cross Country team trained faithfully this year. Under our new coach Mr. Vihlliam McCo1gan a number of new prospects were uncovered which augurs well for the performance of the squad in the races of the next few years. Johnny Rollinson pushed Buster Kroll to a new course record, and finished second to make the All-High team for the second year. Riverside finished fifth in the All-High race. The first five to finish from Riverside were Rollinson - 2nd, Klepser - l9thg Raux - 3Othg Nolan - 50th, Martin - 52nd. Three of our final five are freshmen who will give a good accounting of themselves in the meets next Fall. 4' 4- 'L .rg-'xg ,U IN Ferry :Service l l':lb Front Row L to R McG1nty, Guffner Krall Holmskog, Brooks, Kulsar, Jones, Goff Second Row Cravatta Miller Lamadue Weber, Schwartzkopf, Burns, Conyer Pajak CMgrJ Coach Carl Spitzer Back Row Raux, Raux Ivanclc, Roessler, Bablnsky Mllledge, Rolllnson Madej Papal Klepser gcwheffaif OMPETITION for the Yale Cuo among the basketball teams of the city was unusually close this season Riverside, Hutch, East and Tech all had veteran teams, and no team was undefeated Our opening game was a heartbreaker a loss to Bennett by 2 points in an overtime session The team stormed back however re istering victories over Lafayette, Fosdick Masten Grover Cleveland, Kensington, Burgard Seneca and Mc Kinley With 8 victories to 5 defeats the team made a fine showing in a tough league Noteworthy during the season s play was the high tea.m score of 69 points registered against Kensington.. Brooks, Kulsar and Holmskog racked up high individual scores of 43 and 24 points per game, whlle Goff, Jones, Krall, Millidge and Madej were close behind. With a fine group of underclassmen on the squad this year, Coach Spitzer can look forward to a team that will have to be reckoned with next season. i4T?7g like L'-g f It If ff if ,ff fu ww Q f - rmffl X 'Iliff mmm link 'N 'N -. - if' I A' K I llllllllllllllllllllu, ,,g,, - C V EEE! :mm N , ... .. .., ,, Y - 5 .. ,, - ,, KN- sr Q.-shy his U i B..- .. .. S -r .1 .. ' .., .., V NTL' -.- - : ,- S -f c:-f...-1-s5, f:C xi. 72 Y sffsf Q gs' g 355.485 3 a 'f' 'E fa .U--A'-,A--fw -'w'f. .,..', , . na. un' 'AN I ..,4'...,' . --url- f-Pk MVR on ' ' 'A E 4 ...'. .6333 ' ...-...-..n.....-.ln- Front Row- L to R - lhle, Weller, Funk, Cassidy CCapt.J, Duguay, Steele, Lamb, Tolnay C 1-J. Second Row - Rollo, Duguay, Anderegg, Hambruch, Arndt, McGuire, Kolnacki, Krakombergebf . Horner, Coach William McColgan. Third Row - Valint, Smaidino, Kuta, Reinheimer, Martin, Fudalaj Williams. Back Row - Szanyi, Clark, Horton, Cook, Fitzmaurice, Young. I I OMPETITION this year between the swimming teams of the city schools has been very keen. Some of the schools have swimmers who are setting national high school records. While we do not have any record setters this year, our boys have performed very well, and have forced their opponents to hit record time. Outstanding for the team this year were Lloyd Cassidy and Ted Duguay in the breast stroke, Don Lamb and Hank Kuta in the 40 yard sprint, Funk and Reinheimer in the lOO yard freestyleg Al lhle and Don Weller in the backstrokeg Smaldino and Steele in the ZOO yard freestyle, Lamb, Smaldino, Duguay and Reinheimer in the relay and'Steele, Cassidy and Cook in the medley relay. Auguring well for swimming results next year have been the fine perfor- mances of our freshman team. It has been undefeated this season. The relay IQAPZOF' team of Fudaia, Vlhlliam, Homer and Arndt, and the medley relay team of Anderegg, Kolnacki and Krakomberger have been unusually fast. sfova, 185 ' rr- - Q xx!! X QR Front Row - L to R - Goff, Krall, Roessler, Holmskog, Brooks, Gildner, Halbert. Second Row - Coach Carl Spitzer, States, Booker, Dell, Clark, Burns, Cravatta. Back Row - Mgr. Pajak, Skoney, Guffner, Kulsar, Woomer, lvancic, Coach William McColgan. Z S we go to press before the baseball season starts, we can only forecast our prospects for the 1948 Cor- nell Cup race. However, based on the performance of our team last Spring, the outlook is exceedingly bright. ln May 1947, Steve Krall and Earl Gildner opened the season by pitching successive no-hit, no-run games. This is a new Buffalo record and may be a record for the entire country. The team won eve game played, butla series of severe rainstorms toward the end of May washed out the baseball season for Ee Buffalo high sc ools. Most of our team played together as the Riverside Baseball School team and won the championship of their Municipal League last summer. Coach McColgan will have a.n experienced ball club which will be hard to beat The prospects are as bright as Riverside has had for several years. lf the boys train and work together as a smooth team, it is possible that they may bring the Cornell Cup to Riverside this year. v ...ei Wnvnx - 7, ' Cuffu- -1640 . whey! A ,- I J Y 143 , , 1, . tg X 3 l , ' i ' 4 ' ' r y - T, WJ' ff, , N A 1 ' -H.. , 3, JA 1 sp Front Row - L to R - Hussick, Heinz, Anderegg, Nolan, McCready, Young, Kovachi, Martin, Stevens. Second Row - Raux, Bruce, Bieda, Voss, Weir, Pawlik, Homer, Reinheimer, Arndt, Coach Carl Spitzer. Third Row - Bukowski, Hoover, Zimmerman, Raux, Smaldino, Cassidy, Stevens. Back Row - Olick, White, Murphy, Rollinson, Klepser, Alt, Zelazny, Havens. INCE the Track meets are not held until after the Skipper goes to press, again we can only forecast the shape of things to come. Coach Spitzer has a large squad with many veterans of last season reinforced by a number of underclassmen who have shown running ability in cross-country. Johnny Rollinson will again carry our colors in the mile with Klepser going in the half-mile event. Zimmerman will run the hurdles, and Raux will be in the tough 440. Pawlik will share with Stevens the lead for the 100 and 220 yard dashes. ln the field events, john Kulsar will probably pole vault, while Raux and Klepser will be in the high jump. Among the newcomers, Cassidy, Martin, Raux look like point winners. We have probably overlooked some rising stars in this survey, but by the time you read this their names will have been proclaimed in the results of the track meets - so forgive us - we will give you top billing in the next Skipper. Best of luck - tracksters. L bl ff' 63, yy, G 'xx-H M219 'NK '19 t X681 'G' 'V .9 at 'fb R is 'ff XQK N 1,9 xiii NJ W Front Row - L to R - Cyran, Fedor, Beyer, Klopp, Silverberg, Back Row - Anderegg, Nessler, Kirsch, Ihle, Harnbruch, Jackson, Coach Lewis Miller. ' cam ITH five veteran Riverside players behind the net, our tennis team should make a good showing this year Art Beyer and Ray Jones, who have been on the team for the past three years, are expected to be our outstand- ing players, along with Albert Ihle and George Hambruch. Promising squadmen who may be varsity this year are Joe Fedor, Bruce Buzby, Don Silverberg, and Don Nessler. ln the fall Mr. Lewis Miller, our tennis coach, held an elimination tournament to discover prospective tennis men. Of those competing Bob Iackson excelled, while Sam Felzone and Erwin Klopp were close behind. We hope to see Riverside's tennis team near the top this year. Tglcphond. i375 if Cheerleaders - Front Row - L to R - Mary Lemoine, Ioan Fischer, Marilyn Case, Patricia Donhauser. Second Row - Fred Lyons, Don Oxford, Robert Bauer, Richard Masson, John Rollinson. deal' ERE are the whirling dervishes who lead the crowd into hoarse exhaustion at the football games, who make the assembly rafters ring throughout the year, and who are always out at our sports events helping the crowd to help our teams to victory. Selected after exhausting tryouts from a large group of over twenty candidates, they deserve a well earned vote of thanks from all, for their loyal service during the year. ln- dicative of the quality of their work is the fact that in competition with cheerleaders from the other Buffalo high schools, at the junior Chamber of Commerce dinner held in the Fall, our cheerleaders were declared winners and champions of the City of Buffalo. ll . - f Q. WHAL E'0 L LAMP 'IBY5 We ZZ NDER the able supervision of Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. Goldstein, this year's volleyball season got off to a good start. The girls, ready and willing, were placed on teams which played each other throughout the season. Then, at the end of the season, the two victorious teams, one called the Purple Team and the other the Gold Team played each other for the championship. The results of this game proclaimed the Juniors as the champions. GOLD TEAM fTeaJn Marilyn Groat Delphine Tatko Wanda Kasper Mildred Muff Eleanore Landawski Rita Mudrowska Mary Strcyzek Ioan Hawk Ladder - ', Ann Nles em Sai Chafn gr wg 53 a 3 -,WMUW 34 4 gilt!!! .4195-xg-4,-Q Chaznpsl PURPLE TEAM CClaSS Champs! Jean Burdick Estelle Bielicki Ann Cash Eleanore Ciesielska Dolores Hans Donna Kocsy CCaptainD Norma Young Jacqulin Jones Evelyn Cmor 3 L 4. is ' wk -Q 225t:: ..,-cz-.. f 12 ' 5 78 15 Y .I 'W lllqlivatl 1 si Front Row - L to R - Gertude Schroeder, Carol Davoli, Lois White, Mary Sasala, Frances Dailous, Dorothy Avery, Doris Secic. Back Row - Ruth O'Donnell, Mary Popovich, Betty Jelics, Irene Ielics, Mary Gushue, Carol Lux, Doris Abbott, Ioan Lavery, Kay Cupler, Coach Mildred O'Hern. I 6 ! ' I I NDER the capable direction of Mrs. O'Hern, there has been a series of three swimming meets for the freshman teams. lntez-class meets take place in the early spring with the freshmen racing the juniors, and the sophomores competing against the seniors. Twenty girls were then chosen to represent the Purple and Gold teams, ten on each side. The Gold team won the competition and the Purple team gave a party in March for the winners. ln April at the Spring Open House, the Girls' Swimming Club gave a special exhibi- tion for the parents and guests who were visiting the school. sl ,.. x L93 - OG ? GG 79 r-'Am-flea. 51'ovE. I l84-5' I HIS year over 100 girls participated in bowling. The teams met on Tuesday afternoons at Rung's Bowl- ing Alleys. The crash of maple pins being swept into the alleys mingled with shrieks of happiness as many a girl made the first strike of her bowling career. Outstanding among the bowlers who either scored the highest game, or yelled the highest shriek, a.nd we won't tell you which is which, were Elaine Altman, Flossie Dabrowski, Marilyn Ladanyi, Eunice Burdick, Winnifred Hughes, Betty Tyner, Marian Haroon, Eleanor Ross, Lillian Max, Lillian Bodecker, Pat Donhauser Eleanore Ciesielska, Patricia Perry, Rose Marie Logan, and Theresa Stryczek. The girls wish to express their thanks to Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. Goldstein for their guidance and coun- sel during the season. rx'-' Xl ' W9 I ', 24711 ,M- en .s t a ? :l e 1.3 ukn., :..'1,1g.i ' ' 80 3- First Row - L to R - Gertrude Schroeder, Darl Geisen, Elaine Altman, Lillian Bodecker, Betty Tyner, Marilyn Ladanyi, Florence Dabrowski. Back Row - L to R - Mrs. Stapleton, Eleanor-e Ross, Eleanore Sikes, Rita Stacharczyk, Theresa Stryazek, Alexandra Romanczak, Patrica Crage, Margaret Blette, Marianne Harmon, Joan Fitz- patrick, Mrs. Goldstein. Y participating in basketball, swimmin volle ball or other desi nated s orts freshman and so h . , E, Y E P , D OFHOTG girls earn 150 points each year. For this initial effort, they are entitled to wear their athletic letters presen- ted at the end of the school year. With a closer View of their goal, the junior girls are spurred on to more intensive athletic competition. By the accumulation of one hundred points each junior athlete merits and is proud to display her seven-inch letter. In a busy senior year, the task of attaining 100 additional points becomes increasingly difficult. But those persevering athletes, who can show a complete tally of 500 points, deserve the public recognition given them on Girls' Athletic Day. For athletic ability, good sportsmanship and perseverance, these star athletes surely merit--THE GOLD PIN AWARD. INN IN Wheel 6 X fljllv I A J A.- 4, 6 N Aw road-Q, Jun' 5 fm J 1 T 4 f 1 QRS X us 5 an 'There aj C ,,,,',,of me! Q ' qifi W7 , 'fx XXQ ' f ,CZ X f 7' M jfs ' x mb my f .ZXQX 'iffxw A? y 6 I N IW I CAN SEE RWERSUJE A N J Ni IGUESS HE CAN T R THERES N0 ROOM FOR THIS ON cn :os Q YA 'T En 5 I Rslo Fl NE GQ HIGH E VTR .KU-li 'Ja- use o cHooL oo? 'Y 1531 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER, YQ 44 ff ,V X , x f I f .,,, M Z Q I , 'g me ' 'f Gm? ff M fmfh . V A ' uf -A W efimff D 'I ' WJ? 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' u - - .1 - - q Compl1me nts f Complxments of AMHER31' MUTUR SALES GERTRUDE SWARTHUUT M D Authorlzed Ford Sales 8a Serv1ce 846 Tonawanda Street For Fr1end1y Courteous sales D 2 4 servlce or Genuxne Ford Parts stop at 259 Amherst Street Buffalo, New York Compllments D gm IUSEPH A ZAVISCA M D Left Mr Rentz watches hls AIIISPICEII I-hstory Class thmk wlnle Right Mr Helenbrook works wlth a problem m Des1gn class FREEMAN S CANDY SHOP 434 East Street e DE 4162 School Supplxes Not1ons Candy Soft Drlnks Ice Cream Grocerles A SMALL STORE OUT FOR BIG BUSINESS AIJAMEK S DELICATESSEN 646 Hertel Avenue School Supplxes Cold Cuts Candy Ice Cream R 0668 MAMMUTH MARKET 286 288 Ontar1o Street R1vers1de s Greatest Food Center YAGER 81 HANSEN 746 Tonawanda Street Handxcraft Supp11es Locksmlth 8: Bicycle Repalrlng RI 1 IIIEEI IIUU HI IIIUHIS NIIGHERENO FAMILY MURTAGHS SODA BAR 933 TONAWANDA STREET NATIONAL U f GYPSUM NATIONAL GYPSUM HAS PROVIDED JOBS FOR AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Natlonal Gypsum xs a Buffalo mstitution that has many Rlverslde Hlgh School graduates 1n 1ts orgamzatxon Its EXGCULIVB Offlce at 325 Delaware Avenue ns axr condltloned, sound controlled and represents the very fmest workmg condltnons The company has provxded many mterestmg posmons m the past and hopes to prov1de equal opportumtles 1n the years ahead 'd 4uh-In xx Vi ir' I II w-I7 A. 6-I ian ' 63,9 N-1 Left The 1947 Graduatmg Class promenades on Seruor Day Right Marchlng lnto the audltorlum on juruor Day June 1947 Congratulatxons to the Class of 48 From KURTII FLURISTS 612 Hertel Avenue Buffalo 7 New York B 7325 We specxalxze 1n 1nd1v1dua1 deslgmng on all flower arrangements Whatever the occaslon ' Say lt w1th Flowers RIVERSIDE GRUCERY AUSTIN GRILL 893 Tonawanda Street 1989 Nlagara Street Henry Drews, I Chnl Ham D 1 9 Good Roast Beef Candy Clgarettes Clgars Tobacco Cold Cuts Grocer1es IOS' Iaroszewskl DE. 9837 Donuts 92 OF I ' , IIIEII ,- '1 C if vii haf 'suit ' ' 1' si 1 ,ff Jgri ISEII Isa - ERI uw Ii- W :Eh 'iw E, YA? ,, -JL. 'V 'fran L: 19.3 Y. - 9- I K-nxt!! '- ,ai 'gy ,y,,,,.r.f.- Q: I -.fn-,.2, ,sn C uf, M 9 A -' :If W .ix ix- A 145.53 -V -. K1 5 M1 5 vi - Q I 1 1 A ' '1'.. '- n H' 9 R , ' 4'.,,I' ' H 0 ff - ' if .I , .I . ' . 9 9 ' is' -. A -' X f 'QW ' I K 5 . I ' :Ji N, r . . I J, htrhilr-3 I I K? lr' N922 1 is A- -- as ig ' .3 1 99 'I ' C N. nf- f - I 4 ll ' 2 S , I 'V ffl I' I ' . 11 rw . A I ff if 2 I ' 3 ! E. - -- I . . !! r. - ' E. 76 comphmenfs of BIEDA anus mc 177 Mxlltary Road At Grant and Austln Jewelers and Watchmakers 560 I-Iertel Avenue R 4333 R 042 LEE ALLEN STORES MEN s AND Boys CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS I Use our 16 pay plan or 30 day charge account 839 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7 Al lhle and Al Hengel, go up to the net, whlle Harnbruch and Sllvernerg seem to have put the ball away Mum S MM cannon snocfnv stone 149 Condon Avenue 300 ONTARIO STREET D 9701 R 1 5 Complete L1ne of Grocerxes Me t Ale a Da1ry Products and Ice Cream School Suppl1es Compllments of MANZELLA S FLUWER SHUP ll 904i Tonawanda Street Flowers for all occas1ons 93 IDE S DELICATESSEN 155 Farmer St scHooL SUPPLIES BEVERAGES MAGAZINES COLD CUTS ICE CREAM SHELF GROCERIES Compllments f Hennessy Company I R Funeral Directors OPTOMETRIST 875 Tonawanda St R 1 9 I' Thls year we had the walls 1ns1de the bmldlng washed lt helped Right Our dependable malntenance staff headed by Mr Nelson and Ted Gorman COMPLIMENTS IUSEPH IAGURD LA RENEE S BEAUTY SHUPPE 811 Tonawanda Street R 7 10 Buffalo Marlon Prltchard Prop LINKNERS FOR MEATS DAIRY PRODUCTS AND FROZEN FOODS BLACK ROCK MARKET LURBEER S FLOWER SHUP 511 Elmwood Phones, GR 8974 GR 3902 Special pr1ces for group orders 1 ' o . I. 34 1 OF I- 8 , N. Y. ' . . , . H H v 9 94 Compliments of nance IHLE BEAUTY snows 38 ONTARIO STREET DE. 9751 Beauty made more beautiful Compliments of HARRISON ELECTRIC SERVICE HANS LUMBER AND MILLWORK, INC. 799 Tmwanda Street - 31 Sayre Street Riverside 2759 DE. 5015 Mr lVlcColgan, Ilm Wells, Mr Downs wlth a yo yo John the elevator man, Mr Conrad and Mr Wlutney Mr Spltzer has h1s ups and downs CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES HAT BOX Rlverslde Fashlon SPGCIRIISES RCLD DRESS SHOP 803 TONAWANDA STREET Ladies and Chlldren s M11l1nery Handbags Gloves Hosiery 850 TONAWANDA STREET Open F 1 and Sat Eves COMPLIMENTS OF HEID S DELICATESSEN DE 9873 297 ONTARIO STREET Grocerles Cold Cuts Fresh Freddie's Donuts BAKERY Tel DElaware 7 Bread Ples Cz Pastrles ggi HE Home BAKERY cms sum' 356 Esser Avenue R W TRESSELT, Prop Buffalo 7 N Y 29 u . . . ' . . an P - i - - H A R , S zz :: ' p R1. 9648 ' ' ' ' - 525 1 I ' - T: l - a . a , , - . 95 Compliments of A m e ri c a n Compliments of L e 9 i O H RUUSSIES' GRUCERY RIVERSIDE POST 1010 I 'I' 8 Buffalo s most Complete Hardware 827 - 831 Tonawanda Street Store is in Rlverside aromas H amen sun mc Only Complete Department Store R 3 28 R 3 91 BUFFALO N Y 776 TONAWANDA STREET Accordlon Capers by A Klsh F Flohtl Marianne Harmon M Sclandra At the Alumm Club wltn Ruth Fawcett slugs Phyllls Klrchmeyer ' Embraceable You annotate Ea Everythxng to Furnlsh the Home Credlt Terms 1f Deslred Open Frlday and Saturday Evenlngs 754 62 TONAWANDA STREET Corner Ontarlo Street D S GULDSTEIN DENTIST 1065 GRant 0232 GORDUN S RED and WHITE FOOD STORE GTOCETIES Vegetables Meats Fru1ts 132 Vulcan Street corner Tonawanda Street I n , l . ! I , I I. 3 1. 2 , .1 . ' 4 - 4 ' Compliments of 0 ' RI. . . Q . . . Y 7 n Co COMPLIMENTS OF A rel. Riverside 5450 RICH P. A. REITER Merchant Tailor 2100 Niagara Street Buffalo, N. Y. In these days of conservation of all materials, send your clothes to RIVERSIDE CLEANERS .440 Ontario St. RI. 6216 418 I-att Street Expert Tailoring and Replacing Bufltaalo, N. Y. We Call and Deliver the tables as usual At the Left Norman Fry and Richard Duz work ln the photographic darkroom where most of our candid plctures were developed Center Mr Wllliam John son and Mr Wllllam Read arrange a group for one of the Sklpper plctures, Right A view in the girls cafeteria taken before all the glrls had fllled all C OM PLIMENTS OF MILDRED WALTER RIVERSIDE DINER 807 Tonawanda St THE .SMARTEST SHOP IN TOVJN ,H walhi grlfe HIE' + 'IIINQJ RIVERSIDE MEN S SHOP A Friendly Greeting to THE STUDENT BODY OF RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Thls is the end of the fourth year of the Riverside Parents and Community Association We feel that these have been four fruitful years We hope that our association may grow in membershlp, strength and usefulness to the school and the community in the coming year an Commumty Assoclahon - , 9 . I., s I . Q I f , :fr--si 1 , . Riverside Pa rents . ! ' l lullllullnjfti ! IllL'j 'f ': '! d I I . l 97 I I COMPLIMENTS c F George F Be t S S K Prescr1pt1on Pharmacy 832 Tonawanda Street GRANT and MILITARY ROAD S FRESHMEN R 8 77 WEDELL 81 WATERS INC SOPHOMORE RS 81 YUUNGMAN WALTE Edward A Waters Presldent Geofgel Youflgman Carl F Wedell V1ce Presldent PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 355 Tonawanda St Buffalo New York 3 820 Tonawanda St u falo N af :V Hulk Bob Goff goes mto second Wlth a good hook shde whlle Bolender covers thlrd base waltmg for that put out throw PANTY s rlnwfn sum' 744 Tonawanda Street 2 READ STUDIO Et CAMERA SHOP EXPERIENCED DESIGNING T H E R D S T U D I O An Alumnus PHOTOGRAPHERS CO M P L I M E N T S O F Photographs, Supphes Kodaks Fxlms F1I11Shll1g Plcture Framlng Greetmg Cards PUCHALSKI FLURIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 861 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7, N 979 Grant Street 0 u falo C8 OF . S I. 9 , . RI. O95 . B f , . Y. O ' ff I . - qL.,-.-,Xa 'O 'S I 'l ,f I . A A tg 5 Xa, , I N-a.. ,, W5,Q. ' f' ' Q., ,Sf 'L't , I -' 0 l 'lvl ' ' ,gi 4' . 6,5 I .lay ,,.,,u.,A1- f Q, - 39, I .. ,aet gg '52, ., I V --Q, 'k'eQ.,?,i3il1. ,L nl, l 'MV .A ' , 1 RI. 866 A - Y. RI. 185 B f , N- Y. COlwGR-XTLL-XTIONS CLA S KF 1948 ur dlploma represents Qchlewement of 2' h I be prou S YOU COIIIIHUG YOUI' CITCCI' 9 I'l 9 USIIIGSS WOT U nd at cfzralcn ll Qufc tu cn 1 look upom KLEINHXINQ QQ e ml a er clr Wzrdromf KLEINHANS CORNER MAIN AND CLINTON 2 hours park1ng at the Vendome G rage Wlth purchase of S100 or more MC Kang Hatch Inc PLIERS Manufacturers Of COLD SHUTS vmENcHEs QUALITY DROP FITTING UP KEY Bows AUTO TOOL KITS gl AUTO CHAIN TOOLS GRAB HOOKS HAMMERS SLIP HOOKS UPSET FORGINGS MACHINED FORGINGS 125 Sklllen St BUFFALO, 7, N Y 'T . ' . N '- S D A' Yo ' , 3 an I ' ' w.ic you may well d! A- ' .z . at colleg or i th b .' .. ld, yo 'll fi th' a Smart appr. 1 X is a clefihte 11:-wet. . p l M1 , in all walks of l'fe, ' ' 1 I H .. th Al 1 Mt of thi' 1 ms. 1 . ' a ' . . F ' .1 I- T . Y . A COMPLIMENTS OF ' ' Wetefmw 6 IF YOU SERVED OVERSEAS, IOIN THE VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES HONOR ROLL POST 32430 V. F. W. t 1005 TONAWANDA STREET at CHADDUCK BUFFALO 7, NEW YORK AL. DENNEVILLE COMMANDER COM PLIMENTS OF fm Jazz 4 INCORPORATED SPECIALIZED TRUCKING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING 349 ONTARIO STREET D 2 40 2 4 I E- 0 DE. 0 400 ARTHUR W. DECELLE UNITED IIFFICE MACHINES 49 Philadelphia Street 112 Franklin Street Trucking Standard and Portable Coal and Coke Typewriters RI. 1341 CL. 7073 - 7074 MERKYS MARKET B F ELLS 111 Farmer Street MeatSpec1a11st WE DELIVER COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Fancy Frults Vegetables 1594 Elmwood at Amherst DE 5 0 1 Left Ioan Malseed IS amused at a chemlstry experlment Llghtner Ashley and others look on Rlght A tense moment at a basketball game HERB wlLsoN GUSS MARKET 80 Cheltenham Drxve 258 East Street 0 Spec1a11z1ng ln Repa1r of QUALITY MEATS Reed Instruments COLD CUTS GROCERIES D 3 OPEN EVENINGS WE DELIVER ANYTIME HARUING 5 LUNUHFUNFTTF HANDY APPuANcE REPAIR x. SALES 186 Ontario Street R 9 94 338 Amherst D 0 40 9 Washzng Machxnes Radios LIGHT LUNCHES ICE CREAM SUNDAES SODAS Vacuum Cleaners 0 A M to M1dn1 e Electrlcal Appllances 101 ' .W Tel. . 625 RI. 01 1 - RI. 191 Tel. E. 682 1 I. 0 E. 2 RI. 771 7:3 . . ' 't ' ' COMPLIMENTS IUE S BARBER SHBP 503 HINMAN AVENUE Phone BE 5622 STOP Sz SHOP FRUIT 81 VEGETABLE MARKET 622 HERTEL AVENUE FRUITS Sz VEGETABLES GROCERIES COLD CUTS BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS RI 2782 LIEDER S MARKET 195 EAST ST R 9 61 GROCERIES MEATS FANCY FRUITS COM PLIME NTS THE DRAMATIG CLUB Xl Left A-4 Norm 1.-:pl Q. Holmskog walts for an easy catch C d e Dlck Sz aflarskl ,-,, ima pegs at ow o flrst Earl ggi Right ' if Glldner starts kus --1-1 Wlndup ELEVEN BEAUTIFUL PASTEL COLORS FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN 147 ALO TILE FOR KITCHENS BATHROOMS DENS OFFICES LOUNGES COMPLETE LINE OF BATHROOM FIXTURES 334 AMI-IERST STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y RIVERSIDE 4891 1953 COM PLIMENTS OF COM PLIMENTS OF AUAM wygggpq DR BEN C FISCHMAN DENTIST FRUITS VEGETABLES 825 TONAWANDA STREET MEATS GROCERIES 35 LAYER AVENUE R 1 2 A O F E . . Y OF . I. 6 K I I 9 Z . R. Z . - R. . . ,km . .Ir O: H I E' f , El' A A iff S 1 If 1 ,,.-3.,,K ' -,,' ' SX' rl if , I f - ., ,3 ., Y . i I in 1--:vii ' 'g f 11,10 H ' ' I A ad- 3: ., T A 6 ' TE' S555 A M1 dl A '42 1 -,. 1 A Ef fudfiaig , .V h , . I I -'lywg A K 3 13, N lk iris . 1 thx, W-I J f , Qywgg. 2- , . wg? I ' --A' 55 qf,l'1?fA?-if Q ' V , ,. , 4 5,3 ' - '-'fifiie -5 ' -4 ' - ' A , A ' 53 T I , . 5 A .544 A ' ff ' . ., I - gl, - x ' ' '4 ' ,E , - f' ' ,, , 1 f , D I 1 I ' I . 5 3 ,. COMPLIMENTS OF Colonial Rodlo Corporohon 254 RANO STREET Left In the Hutch game played at CIVIC Stadlum John Kulsar rlps through the lme for a touchdown, Center Hutch ame A Hutch back trles to et Ol but IS sto ed b hls Ch k K k f BEST wrsmgs GAWEL CREDIT IEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE 'ro THE CLASS OF '48 Buy Today Take a year to pay DELTA 1112Broaaway 825 TONAWANDA st 5311-ulnnore Ave mms mn SHUPPE :uno souus neucmssfn 234 ESSER AVENUE DELICATESSEN Opposlte A11 Salnts Church Magazlnes Greetlng Cards 247 AMHERST STREET Cold Cuts Baked Goods R 9 43 lO3 O O I -g - ' g g 'ng T pp y ' own manas uc rawczy comes in or- the tackleg Right - In the Lafayette game, Rickert is stopped as Wachala and Christman come in on the play. O 1 1 I. 7 W T GRANT COMPANY O S K LANO 814 TONAWANDA 5810 496 AMHERST ST KNOWN Fon VALUES OPEN EVERY FRIDAY FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND SATURDAY EVENINGS DE 1440 RIVERSIDE S LEADING DRESS SHOP FASHION CENTER 847 Tonawanda Street 632 AMHERST STREET To be dressed well means wearxng clothes from the FASHION CENTER R 0369 Theresa Dalaco at the At the Copacabana Dlamond Horseshoe Joan Kamlnskl W1 Beatrlce Bernstone Thomas Guzowskl smgs a solo plays hls accordlon BENTHIN 81 OOWLING 145 ONTARIO STRFET BUFFALO NEW YORK B 1 21 USED CARS BOUGHT Sz SOLD AUTO PAINTING Ka REPAIRING ANN S OELIOATESSEN 416 AMHERST DE 1879 Fresh Cold Cuts Homemade Salads Soft Drlnks COMPLIMENTS GLAOYSZ LIOUOR STORE 24 GROTE STREET Phone DE 1356 ATLAS ELECTRO PLATING OO INO 1489 Nlagara Street GA 6390 BULK PLATING INDUSTRIAL and JOB PLATING ZINC COPPER NICKEL CHROME BRASS CADMIUM SILVER PLATING 104 DE. ' ll I, i ' 1. Y- A o, v , 1 X PM U :'-,. , EQ' . 5 . , -, '22, if A X-T52 I A EL, XM I f .th . . I , I E. 2 . OF . ' Z coMPL1MENTs iamfch? QW mnunws nfucmssm BUFFALO AND WESTERN NEW YORK GRAND ISLAND G I 28 REPRESENTATIVES FOR LARSON'S MacGregor - Goldsmith and A- G- Spaulding Bros. RESTAURANT and SODA BAR Athletlc Equipment Serves the LARGEST Banana Splxt ggffif:e:eeN3:vr?:,trk Base L1ne Road Grand Island Phone CLeveland 2551 1n town Ioan Houck slugs Acrobatlc dance by Carllyn Gates Marvm Conyers Beg1n the Begulne Phyllls Klrchmeyer wlth her flymg feet Sings a S010 SPINETS Lester Kimball Gulbransen Weaver Sohmer C able Janssen Star York HEHLCLHHHHEHL 682 MAIN STREET 4 w 155 I 'I' hi NEW TELEVISION SETS RADIOS AND C OMBINATIONS Zenith Motorola Admiral Bendix G E and 21 Tube Freed Eiseman 28 Tube Me1ssner PRESENT THE FINEST SHOWING OF SPINETS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EASY TERMS Band Instruments Saxaphones Trumpets Clarlnets Etc 1023 . I ! 4 9 V, I ., 1: - ,G . . ,, . . . , . I - J' 1 Li: '. E o , NS . 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