Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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COMMUNITY ' . HE story of the Black Rock--Riverside section of Buffalo is one of the most romantic in the annals of western New York. From the wilderness of Revolutionary days, Black Rock has passed through many periods of historic evolution---from the days of its strategic commercial position at the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 up to the present time when it exercises a dominant influence in the life of the Niagara Frontier. What a panorama of history was unfolded within its boundaries! The first recorded event concerning Black Rock was the rigging of LaSalle's sturdy ship, The Griffon on Squaw Island in May 1679. In 1803-1804 the Holland Land Company surveyed this area and the town that arose nearby was named Black Rock---after the irregular triangular rock jutting out into the Niagara River, from which point the old Black Rock Ferry plied to and from the Canadian shore. The War of 1812 left its mark on Black Rock which offered excellent locations for fortifications and barracks. During the entire war Black Rock served as a NavgcYard for the American Great Lalges Fleet. Finally, on August 12, 1814, at the bridge crossing ajaquada at Niagara Street, Major Lodowick Morgan of e First U.. S. Rifles, repulsed the ritish in memorable encounter. In the 183O's, the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad, built through the very streets of the com- munity, brought it many advantges, but because the Erie Canal had stimulated the progress of Buf- falo beyond its fondest dreams e supremacy of Black Rock was doomed. Buffalo emerging victori ous in this struggle for commercial supremacy, included the prosperous community of Black Rock within its city limits on March 21, 1853. Since Civil War days the Black Rock section has reflected the progress of the whole Niiara Frontier. Waves of immigration to the New World left their imprint upon the localigy with e steady march of German, Polish, Hungarian, Swedish and Irish racial groups which ormed colon- ies within the area. These people brought with them their old world customs which had a profound influence upon the social, cultural and religious foundations of the future. . With the advent of the twentieth century, the Black Rock area was swept into the tidal wave of industry. Nearness of transportation, power and labor supply resulted in a booming, commercial prosperity which, in turn caused the emergence of the brand new community of Riverside. World War I was an energizing factor in the development of this new section Where thousand of homes mushroomed almost overnight. A new and composite citizenry has adapted itself to the American vxglayloif life, anxious to offer its children educational advantages denied to themselves in the Old or . . With the opening of Riverside High School in 1930 the dream of all racial groups sprarigi into reality, for education had become the criterion of progress in the New World. Riverside gh School is truly The United Nations in miniature, where diverse racial backgrounds and interests are sublimated in the pursuit of a new American ideal. During the period of World War II, the Riverside-Black Rock area was in reality an arsenal of Democracy. From its four corners poured an unending supply of machines and manpower to term- inate the struggle. Many of its finest youths perished in this fight for a better world ---- for the gightitp prcetserve and strengthen those very ramparts of freedom which their forefathers had la- ore o a aan. -The Future? The Black Rock-Riverside area rises to its challenge with the same labor, patience, good-neighborliness and zeal which have distinguished its progress in the past. --Robert I. Rentz 2 THE SKIPPER ll.lNE l949 W 4 Wwmim. Published by the Senior Class of ' Riverside High School Buffalo, N. Y. 5 , UEUIE TIU E theme of this year's Skipper is indicative of the group we wish to honor. 'I'he graduation class of 1949 dedicates this year book to an active and beneficial organization of this community, the River- side High School and Community Association. We wish to thank the many parents and civic-minded people of this group for their visible support and for their assistance in establishing a closer relationship between community and parents, on the one side, and school and faculty, on the other. During the five years since this organization was formed, the school has been the recipient of several fine gifts such as a Glockenspiel, a u beautiful picture, books for the library, and a 3100 bond to last year's Senior Class. We hope, in a small measure, to express our gratefulness and ap- preciation to the Riverside High School and Community Association by dedicating this 1949 issue of the Skipper to them. 4 HIVE SIDE HIGH SIIHUUL AN EUMMUNITY SSUEI TIU A OFFICERS M Row 1. Mrs. Joseph Riie, Mrs. Michael Kirsch, Mrs. Steffan, Mrs. R. Ierome I-looven, Mrs. John Bagarozi, Mrs. Harry Ray, Mrs. E. Cline. Row 2. Mr. Spear, Mrs. Ernest Williams, Mrs. Paul Warnsley, Miss Mary Engel, Miss Ida Elliot, Mrs. Mabel Fleming, Mrs. O. Roessler, Mr. Lloyd Miller. 5 the leaders of our school, We Wish to express our appreciation for their guidance and help during our four years at Riverside. They have been a link be- tween us and our parents. Through thern we too have learned how to take our places in this community. X5 LMARCHANT I-:ACU LTY RAY W. SPEAR Principal ' TO THE GRADUATJNG CLASS OF 1949 g I-IEN we realize how quickly time passes, we become aware how important it is to use every minute before it is gone forever. Since Riverside High School first opened, nineteen years have already slipped by. During that time 4061 young men and women have been graduated from this school and taken their places in the life of this community or elsewhere in the world. Your Class will add over 200 more names to this roll. How have you used your time during the four years you have been here 'P How will you now apply what you have learned, to the future? Consider what Henry Van ,Dyke has said, The true success of student life does not lie in the attainment of scholarship alone, but in the unfolding of an intelligent, upright, fearless, reverent, ' kind, and happy manhood Cor womanhoodl, ready and glad to do service in the world. As you leave lftiverside to obtain employment or to further your education, think of your future living and learning in terms of doing service in the world. Mere fame may be a barren thing, but the man or woman who 1S of service to others leads a happy and fruitful life. As citizens, not only of your community, nor of America alone, but of the world, there are new responsibilities to be assumed. So far you have been guided along the Way by parents and teachers. Have you used your time wisely so that you can go on now, alone? We are living in a time of great and grave importance to the whole human race. What will you do to help to mold it into a human ami y Greatly begin! though thou have time But for a line, be that sublime. The faculty and I Wish you success and happiness for the future. Your principal and friend, nf fylffaaa QR. Lloyd Miller, who this year has once more assumed the responsibilities of theassistant principalship at Riverside, will always be remembered by the Senior class for his cheerful smile and benevo- lent disposition. Friend--Advisor! He has never re- fused aid to any who came to him. Skip- per! Lighthouse, Alumni, Parent-Teach- ers Organization all have received Mr. Miller's helping hand. We leave to the future Senior classes his friendly personality and hope We may see him in the halls of Riverside for a long time to come. IRVIN HIMMELE, Former Asst. Principal 2 LLOYD A. MILLER, Assistant Principal . Irvin Himrnele was second in command of the ship Riverside in the year 1948. He came to us when he had completed his duty in the service of the United States. Mr. Hlmmele proved an able leader in every division. He greatly aided the' stud- ents who published last ayleafs Skipper and gave untiring effort to student activities. We extend our best Wishes to Mr. Him- mele in his position as Assistant Principal of Lafayette and hopeyfor his happiness and prosperity in future years. FACULTY LLOYD A. MILLER, Assistant Principal Gertude Wells, Administrative Assistant Anna E. Lockwood, Secretary ' ART Ray W. Helenbrook BUSINESS AI l'.h'lllbI.i:DOWi1SS Mary . n e Annalouise Foss Naomi A. Larkin Norman L. Marcussen Renzo Renzoni Lorraine M. Rose Marion E. Thomas CCUNSELORS Sarah R. Ford Lewis S. Miller ENGLISH Ruth E. Cary Mary D. Connery Mary E. Creagh Mary E. Sarbaugh Ruth M. Zeh HOME ECONOMICS Julia M. Flaherty Lois C. Ludlow INDUSTRIAL ARTS William C. Johnson - LANGUAGE S Laura McC. Holman Nan O'R.ellly Eleanor Siegesmund Katherine W. Schulz Anne M. O'Rourke, Librarian Therese M. Hertkorn, Nurse MATHEMATICS Ida M. Elliott Cora D. Kenney Harriette W. Mago Mildred M. Mueller Helen L. Reitz. Alene A. Snell MUSIC Harold A. Hull PHY SIC AL EDUCATION Edward W. Ebllng Fa S. Goldstein Wliiam I. McColgan Mildred K. O'Hern Gilbert I. Rogers Carl A. Spitzer Helen B. Stapleton SCIENCE Marian H. Carter Marie G. Haynes Louis T. Masson SOCIAL SCIENCE Robert C. Howard Evelyn Kinsley Helen H. Marshall A. Benjamin Ravin Robert J. Rentz Richard P. Schmidle Bertha G. Wlttlief SPEECH Marcella G. Drescher CAFETERIA Ruth M. Coan SCIENCE M. Haynes L. Miller M. Carter L. Masson: , SPECIAL SUBIECTS I. Flaherty, H. Hull, M. Drescher, R. Helen- brook, L. Ludlow, W. Johnson. LANGUAGE S E. Siegesmund, L. Holman, N. O'Rei1ly, K. Schulz. Front: Back: :'2 ?f'S?U ENGLISH Zeh, S. Ford, M. Connery, Creagh. Cary, M. Sarbaugh, A. O'Rourke, O'Reilly. MATHE MATIC S Standing: H. Mago, C. Kenny, A. Snell, H. Reitz, M. Mueller. Seated: I. Elliott. OFFICE R. Spear, G. Wells, A. Lockwood L. Miller. PHY SIC AL EDUC ATION Front: F. Goldstein, M. O'Hern. Back: C. Spitzer, W. McColga.n, H. Stapleton. SOCIAL SCIENCE Standing: Seated: R. mgum Howard, A. Ravin, Kinsley, R. Schmidle, Rentz. Wittlief, H. Marshall. BUSINESS Standing: N. Marcussen, A. Foss, M. Engel, A. Downes, R. Renzoni. Seated: N. Larkin, L. Rose, M. Thomas. E, the graduating class of 1949, so far have been leaders only in our own school. Now we are about to step into a wider sphere of activity. Each one, individually, is an integral part of his community. It is important that each of us, having made his contribution to the school, should prepare himself to make a worth-while contribution to our community. 4 'P49 40 EL SS UF 1949 RETROSPECT When we came to school as freshmen in September forty-five, We often lost our way around the halls of Riverside, We struggled through our Algebra and General Science too, Complaining 'bout vacations 'cause We thought they were too few. The year went on without a pause, June rolled around before We had a chance to practice the name of Sophomore. With flying colors, we came back to do all that was needed, Then, to our joy, fate took a hand and for us intercededg It happened that despite reproof lest we should miss a day, The teachers took a week from school to strike for better pay. But we returned again, alas. and struggled through each test, To reach the rack of Junior, we all did our very best. We cheered our team at football games and basketball as well, And when we won those baseball games, you should have heard us yell On Junior Day we planted a treeg now surely you'll agree, That a Junior tree that actually lives is something new to see. It seemed our Prom was hardly past before the year was ended, And senior rooms of Riverside their welcome doors extended. The job of being seniors gave us a feeling of great pride, For now we were the very top, the leaders of Riversideg We've tried to set examples of faith and loyalty, And now, at last, to graduate becomes a reality. We, the Class of Forty-Nine, do make this pledge sincereg To revere her name and ne'er forget our Alma Mater dear. Ann. E. Nagle 16 Row l. Donald Zimmerman, Marion Korsh, Ioan Kranz, Fred Hoehn, Dorothy Garstka, Eva Kozma. Row 2. Ann Nagle, Randall States, Iacquelyn Jones, Ethel Large, Dolores Hans, Renee Povvalski, Clair Stevens, Dolores Wolynska, Juanita Corrigall. Row 3. Clifford Cooke, David Haughey, Bruce Gilbert. SE IUH UFFIEEHS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Girls Marshall Boys Marshall Valedictorian Salutatorian Class Poet Donald Zimmerman Eva Kozma Ioan Kranz Fred Hoehn Marion Korsh Randall States Dolores Hans Renee Powalski Ann Nagle Class Songwriter ' Historian Co-Chairman of Senior Day Co-Chairman of Senior Day Co-Chairman of Senior Prom Co-Chairman of Senior Prom Editor of Skipper Business Manager of Skipper Advertising Manager of Skipper 17 Iacquelyn Jones Ethel Large Dolores Wolynska David Haughey Dorothy Garstka Clair Stevens Juanita Corrigall D. Bruce Gilbert Clifford Cooke ABBOTT, CAROLINE F. Pat Comptometer Operator Honor Roll 3,45 Large Council 3,4' Skipper Staff 35 P.T.A. Representative 45 l-li-Y Show 35 Lukrilor Guard of Honor5 Associate Editor of pper 45 Junior Day Progra.m5.Red Cross Certificate' Y-Teen 2,3,45 Y-Teen President 45 Hi-Y! Ticket Salesman. Graduate of Kenmore Junior High. ADAMSON, ISABELLE Ike Slug Wlth a Band Glrls Sports 1,25 Purple and Gold Team5 Large Council 2,45 Y-Teen5 H1-Y Show 35 Chr stmas Play 45 Chorus 1,25 First Aid Certlficate5 Swlmm? Awards 1,2,3. Graduate of Warren . Harding AILJNGER, VIVIAN A Susie Telephone Operator Bowling5 Service Award5 Large Councllg Chorus 1. Graduate of School 51 AMANN, SALLIE L. Lee Nurse Volleyball 15 Baseball 1 25 Swimming 15 Large Council 1,2 3,45 Skipper Staff 45 Pro- gram Committee 35 H1-Y Show 2,35 Christ- mas Play 3,45 Easter Play 35 Chorus 35 Dec- lamation Contest 35 Graduate of School '79 ARKEILPAN E, KATHERYNE M. Katie Secretary Skipper Staff 45 Graduate of Kenmore Junior High ASCHAUER., SHIRLEY L. Shirl To Succeed Honor Roll 1 2 4' Girls' 1 2 I , , Sports , 5 Cafe- terla Monltor 45 Junior Day Flower Commit- tee 35 Civics Award 25 Science Club 3,45 gli:-listanlas Play? Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra ' orus . Graduate of Sclfool 65 18 BALTHASAR, CAROL M. Carol Teacher Honor Roll 1 2 3 4- Girls' Sports 1 2 3 4' Life Saving Certiffcate 35 Purple and, Gold Swimming Team 1,2,35 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards 2,3' Girl Reserves 15 Chorus 1. Graduate of Saint John Baptist BANKS, RONALD E. M. D. Graduate of School 65 BASTLAN, JOYCE S. Jo Beauttcian Honor Roll 1,45 Large Council 45 Christmas Play 45 Junior Program 35 Chorus 1,45 De- clamation Contest 4. Graduate of School 60 BEDIENT, PHYLLIS M. Phoebe To Travel Basketball 1,2,3- Volleyball 1,25 Baseball 1, 2' Large Council 35 Red Cross 1,25 Essay dontest Awaz-d5 Girl Reserves 15 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 65 BENINGO, RICHARD A. Dick Televislon Station Manager Intramural Football 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,2,S, 45 Football 2,45 Volleyball 1 2,3 45 Public Address System 3,45 Assembly lVIon.1tor5 Saving Stamp Salesman. Graduate of Sldway, Grand Island BERMEL, KENNETH M. Ken Theater Manager Honor Roll 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist BIEDA, HENRY Hank Teacher Intramural Football 1,45 Volleyball 35 Base- ball 2,35 Basketball 1,253 45 Track 2,35 Skip- paelllbigivertismg Staff 35 Sand 15 Commerce Graouete of School 42 1 BIELICKI, ESTELLE M. Stash Stenographer Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Pu.r- ple and Gold Teams 3,4' Girls' Sports Let- ters 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 3,45 lighthouse Staff 3,45 Y-Teen President 35 Commerce Club Secretary 45 Tl-em Commltte for gluingior Da1y5 Junior G of Honor5 Gregg rthan Awards5 Typing Awards5 Y-Teens 1 2,35 Commerce Cl 3, 4- Skipper staff 45 first Ala cerrlfloeze. Graduate of School 79 BLANCHARD, JANET Jay-Bee College Honor Roll 15 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 Bowling Club 25 Lal-gle Council 35 Slclgger Advertising Staff 1 25 Go d Pin Award 45 -Teen 15 Sci- ence dlub 45 H1-Y show 2. Graduate of School 60 BLESNUK, MARIE Roxle Retail Buyer Honor Roll 1' Girls' Sports 1' Large C ll 3,4' Gregg Award 35 Glrl Reserves 15 1- Chorus 1. dreaueze of School 42 BOJANEK, BERNADINE M. Bernie Nurse Honor Roll 15 Girls' Sgorts 1,25 Large Coun- gil Scgence Club 45 lrl Reserves 1,25 Hi- w . Graduate of Holy Name BOWEN, PEARL M. Rugged Grammar Sclmol Teacher Girls' Sports Letter 1 2 35 Gold Pln 45 Bowl- log 15 Volleyball 1,25 Hlhing 1 25 Baseball 1 25 Honor non 15 Legs: Councll 4- H1-Y ' Ticket Sa1esman5 J r Guard of Honor 35 Red Cross Awa.rd5 H1-Y Show5 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 52 19 BRAYMAN, AUDREY A. Aud Secretary ' Girls' Sports Letter 1,235 Gold Pin 45 Skip- ger Staff 4' Red Cross ertlficate5 Y-Teen 5 Chorus 5. Graduate of School 60 BURDICK, JEAN E. Jay-Bee To Visit the Moon Honor Roll 2 3' Girls' Sports 1 2 3 45 L e Council 3,4' lighthouse stan 35' slormeoldg Awards 3' fied Cross Certificate Typing Awel-de5 Gold Pin 4- Trl-Y a 45 Chorus 5 Usher Junior Dayg Ilsher at H1-Y Show 3,45 Commerce Club 5 Usher Senior Day 35 Usher Graduation 3. Graduate of -51 BUSSE, IRENE A. Private Secretary Honor Roll 1 2,35 Volleyball 1 25 Swimming 15 Small Councfl 45 Large Council 35 Junior Day Program Commlttee5 gregg Slorthand Awards 2,85 Junior Red Cross e cate5 Commerce Club 35 Y-Teen 1,2,35 Trl-Y 3,45 Hi-Y SIOW Usher S5 H1-Y Ticket Salesme.n5 Office Moul- tbr 45 Typing Pin Award5 Honorable Mention Essay Contest 15 Chorus 1. Graduate of St. Florian CAIN, DOROTHY J. Dot Secretary Ski Ad rti Salesman- Band Concert. Grsgsgte ogilVel?si?gr Jr. High , Oklahoma City CAMERON, JEANNE M. Jeannie To Teach English Honor Roll 1,2 3,45 Large Council 4- ht- ' house Saff 35 hthouse Editor 4- ftlklifr Guard of Honor- -Y Show 3,45 Christmas Play 2,a,45 Public Address System 2,a,45 Dec amatlon Contest 8, Winner 4. Graduate of School eo CAMPBELL, GLADYS M, Camey Undecided Honor F0111 3' Bow l- 3 4' V 11 all 1 ' pper - e ounc - Junior Day Committee' 'slifff Counci15 Chair- meo of Second Lmoh 45 First Aid Cert:Lflcate5 Service Award 1,2,3 45 H1-Y Show 85 Orches- tra lI,r2,3,45 Chorus 15 Public Address System uggegffor Seazilgr Electlong Science Club 4 CANNAROZZO, ROSE MARLE J. Ro Teacher Bowling 1,2 3,45 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Badminton 25 Large Council 35 Skipper Staffg Junior Program Committee Junior Guard of Honor5 Chorus 2. Graduate of School 60 CAREY, GERTRUDE F. Trudy Volleyball' L e C il 3' Ski Staff 2. Graduate of S3501 slum l pper CASH, ANN M. Ann Office Work -Volleyball 1,2,35 Large Council 35 Sclpper Advertislllnrs Sta.ff5 Y-Teen 35 Commerce Club 35 J or Play5 Chorus 1,2. Graduate of St. John the Baptist CHABA, HELEN s. Shorty To Be Happy Lar e Council 4 Grasuate of St. Bl1za,beth's CHABA, JUNE E. IU-nie To Gather Stardust Christmas Decorating Committee5 Chorus 1. Graduate of St. El.lzabetl1's CHARLAP, IRENE S. Ice Happiness Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls' Sports l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Purple and Gold Volleyball Teamg Purple and Gold Baseball Teamg Large Council 45 Junior Day Programg Skipper Staff 2,45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards' Red Cross Certlficateg Y-Teen l,2,35 Hi-JI Show 255 chorus 1,2. Graduate of St. Florian 20 CHJPKAR, MARILYNNE J. Cls Study Medicine Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Prom Committeeg Service Award 1, 2,3,45 Junior First Aid Certiflcateg Girl Reserves l,2,35 Band 1,2,3,4' Orches- tra.tl52,3,45 Senior Day Usher 25 Band Con- ce . Graduate of School 60 CIESIELSKI, PATRICIA L. Ricke Air Stewardess Girls' Sports 15 Baseballg Volleyball Tea.m5 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Day Committeeg Y-Teen 15 Hi-Y Show 35 Junior Play 35 Public Speaking Play 25 Senior Christmas Party. Graduate of Assumption A CIESIELSKA, ELEANORE L. Elly To Be Successful Purple and Gold Volleyball 3,45 Girls' Sports 1,2 35 Bowling ,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Library lvfonitor 45 Large Council 3,45 Skiplper Salesman 45 Business Manager of Lig thouse5 Lighthouse Staff 35 Junior Class Secretary5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Shorthand Certlficates5 Pins5 First Aid Certifi- cates5 Commerce lub 3,45 Girl Reserves 1,5 2,35 Chorus. Graduate of School '79 CLARK, JAMES A. Tights Baseball 1,2,3,4- Football l 2,4- Basketball 45 Swimming 35 intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Football l,2,3,4g Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2, 3 4. Graduate of All Saints' CLICK, EDITH J. Edie Writer Y-Teen 1' Ch 2- F' t Ai Graduate of Sglltoxgl eo Us d Certificate' CMOR, EVELYN Ev ' Private Secretary Honor Roll 35 Qnorts Letters 1,2 35 Gold Ptn 45 Bowling 1 25 Purple and Gold Volleyball 2, 3,45 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Light- house Art Editor 35 Lighthouse Salesman 3,45 President of Commerce Club 45 Junior Day Printing Committeeg Junior Guard of I-lonor5 Shorthand Certificates5 Typing Ping First Aid Certiflcateg Commerce Club ,45 Glr1Re- serves 1,2. Graduate of School 79 COMARATTA, FIDELIS ' Fe Fee Engineer Football Major 3,4- Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Baseball a,4- Intramural Foot- ball 1,3,45 Large Councfl 45 Stage Crew 45 Bl-Y 35 Sergeant-at-arms of H1-Y 4. Graduate of School 65 COOKE, CLIFFORD R. Cliff Teacher Honor Roll 1,2,3 45 Cross Country 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,35 Advertising Manag- er of Skipper 45 Junior Program Committee5 Christmas Play 45 Debate 5 Hi-Y 45 Large Council 1' Tr , ack 4. Graduate of School 51 COOKMAN, BERNICE B. A Cookie Y-Teen 35 Christmas Play 3,45 Band Con- cert 35 Chorus 3,4. Graduate of School 60 CORRIGALL, IUANITA J. N118 Missionary Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Purple and Gold Volleyball 45 Swlm- ming 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Edltor-1n- chief 45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Co-Chairman of Junior Day' Junior Guard of Honor5 Service Awa.rd5 Y-Teen 15 H1-Y Show 3,45 Christmas Play 3,45 Winner of Declamation Contest 35 Gu- s' State Representativeg P.'I'.A. Repre- sentative 45 First Aid Certlilcate. ' Graduate of School 51 CRAVATTA, WILLIAM R. B111 Doctor Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3, 4- Football l 45 Larfe Council 3,45 Hi-Y ghhcgw 15 ?and 1,2,3, 5 Orchestra 2,3,45 rus . Graduate of School '79 DANIELS, PATRICIA Pat Girls' Sports 15 Tri-Y 3 4' Treasurer of Trl-Y 45 Y-Teen 25 Hi-If Show. Graduate of School 79 DAVOLI, IAMES O. Ilzn Conservation Work Intramural Basketball 2,3 4- Intramural Football 2,5 4- mtramuraf vaneyban 35 H1- Y Show 45 H1-lf 4. Graduate of School 65 DELL, ROBERT M. Red Navy Basketball Squad 2,3545 Intramural Champs 3' Cross Countriv Major 3' Large Council 45 I-fi-Y 3,45 Band ,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 60 DEMLER., DONALD D. D. Musician Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,S,45 Intramural Volleyball 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist DOWELL, VINCENT M. Vince Commercial Artist Cross Country Squad 1' Manger of Cross Countrya-14gIntga.rlnau1.rail gcgotlb Int1,2,3,4g1In- tramur as et ' ramur Baseball 1,2,a,45 Baud' 1',2',55 Orchestra 2 35 Assistant desggx-ir of Skipper Cover '4S. Graduate of All ts' DRAKE, DONALD O. Don K Businessman Lage Council 4. Gr uate of School 51 DREBOT, FLORENCE A. F10 Nurse Volleyball5 Ba.sketbal15 Large Council 45 Senior Christmas Play5 Iunlor Guard of Honor' Service Award5 First Aid Certlli- cate' funior Program. Graduate of Assumption Dus, RJCHARD L. Duke Physicist Large Council 45 Hobby Club 1,25 Camera Club 1,25 Duoes Club 1,25 Library Staff 1,2. , Graduate of Assumption EBERLE, MARY ANNE Mae To Meet a Millionaire Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2- Bowling 1,25 Lange Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Guard o Honor5 Sports Letter 15 Typlnii Award 35 Gregg Award 3- Junior First d Certificate 35 Chorus 1,2,,3,4. Graduate of All Saints' FALZONE, VIVIAN F. Fuzzy To Graduate Large Council 3,45 Service Award5 First Aid Certificate5 Swimming Certlficate5 Hi- Y Show 1,2,3,45 Christmas Program 1 2,3, 45 Junior Program 35 Concert at Kleinhans 2- Chorus 1,2,3,4. G,r5,duate of School 60 FARRELL, HARRIET C. Smiley Receptionist LH-FEB Council 1,2,3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Junior Red Cross Cert1.ficate5 Hi-Y Show 35 Junior Play 35 Chorus l,2,8,45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 1. Graduate of School 51 FICHTL, FLORENCE E. Flo To Be a Doctor Honor Roll l,2- Bow1ingh35 Horseback Riding 2 Badminton 2' Basket all 3, Skipper Adver tfsmg Staff 1- fagnmeuee Staff ag Service Awards 1,2- l-li-Y Show 15 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 35 Public Address System 35 Dec- lamation Contest 35 Usher for Band Concert 2. Graduate of School 60 FEL, ROBERT J. Fido College Track Squad 2- Swimming Squad 2' Intramur- eqlaai-.ekerbeu i,2,a,4, Intramural ifeetbau 1, Graduate of School 60 22 FISH, ELVIRA E. Fish To Be a Success Honor Roll 1,2,35 Girls' Sports Letter 152, 35 Gold Pin 45 Rlrple and Gold Swimming 15 Large Council 45 Junior Day Flower Com- mittee, Junior Guard of Honor5 Composition Award 25 Science Club 3,4. Graduate of School 65 FISH, SY LVIA B. 1 Secretary Large Councllg Advertising Staif5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gre g Awards. Graduate of Parker High School FOLEY, BERNADETTE M. Bernie To Be Happy Large Council 45 H1-Y Show 35 Christmas Play 1,2 3,45 Junior Program5 Spring Con- cert ag dame 1 2,a,4. Graduate of A11 Saints' FONFARA, LORETTA A. Lola Office Worker Volleyball 15 Baseball 15 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Awards 35 First Aid Awardg Chorus 1. Graduate of St. Florian FOUSTNER, DOLORES M. Dolores Ofice Worker L e Council 4- Lighthouse Staifg Chorus. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier FRIEDRICH, RUTH M. Ruthie - Office Worker Bowlixggd1,2,3,45 Basketball 45 Large Coun- cil 45 pper Staffg Li hthouse Salesman 45 Junior Program Com.rrSttee5 Junior Red Cross Certiflcate5 Chorus l,2,35 Commerce Club 45 Christmas Play 3. Graduate of School 51 FRY, NORMAN G. Corky Commercial Photographer Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Skipper Sales- man 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee, Commerce Club 3, Photography 3,4, Band 1. Graduate of School 79 GALANKA, FLORENCE Flo Own a Ranch Honor Roll 1, Swimming 1, Horseback Rid- ing 1,2, Bowling 1, Large Council 3,4, Lighthouse Staff 3' Typing Pins 1,23 Gregg Awards 3' Junior first Aid Certificate, Y- Teens l,2',3, christmas Play 1, chorus 1, 2,3, Skipper Advertising Staff 1,2,3, Foot- ball 'glcket Salesman 4, Hi-Y 'Ticket Sales-' man . Graduate of School 42 GANTER, NORMA J. Norm To Travel Girls' Sports Letter 1, Hall Monitor 4' Trl- Y Corres-Ipionding Secretary 4, Trl-Y 324, Y- Teen l, -Y Show Usher . Graduate of School 65 GABSTKA, DOROTHY G. Dottie College Honor Roll 1 2- Swl 1 2 3 4' Basket- bau 1,2,4, Volfeyball 1,252 afiviuhg 2,4, Purple and Gold Volleyball, Swimming and Basketball teams 1,2, Large Council ,3,4, Skipper Advertising Staff l,2- Junior Prom Committee, Junior Guard of Honor, City Planning Essay Award 1, Tri-Y 3 4' Tri-Y Vice-President 4, Hi-Y Show 3, lf-'I'een Club 1,25 Public Address System 4, Christ- mas Play, Co-Chairman of Senior Prom. Graduate of School of Practice GAWOR, RITA A. Feet Florist Lag-ge Council. Gr uate of School '79 GELLART, PHYLLIS A. Phyl Nurse Honor Roll 1,35 Volleyball 1, La1-is Council 4, Skipper Staff, Junior Guard of nor, Red Cross Certificate, Home Nursing Certificate, Chorus 4. Graduate of School 60 23 GILBERT, D. BRUCE Star Teacher Honor Roll 1,2 3,4, Track, Business Manag- er of Skipper Christmas Program, Junior Play, Band 3' Chorus 4, Public Address System 3,4, flebate 4. Graduate of School 60 GILDNER, EARL R. Lefty Baseball Player Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Football 1 2 3,4' Major Letter aaseban 1,2,s,4, All-Iifgh easebau 3, H1-Y 3,4, Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 60 GLOGAN, MARY C. To Be Successful and Happy Bow 1' Lar e Council 3' Skipper Adver- usmg gtaff 2, mg Award ag Gregg short- hand Awards 3, irst Aid Certificate, City Planning Composition Award 4, Chorus 2,4. Graduate of All Saints' GLOR, MARY H. Mary Court Reporter Girls' tts 1,2,3' Gold Pin 4, Purple and Gold Ssgmmlng 1, Large Council 4, Skippler staff 4- Lighthouse Assistant Editor, mg t- house Reporter 4, Junior Day Flower' Com- mittee, 2Iunior Guard of Honor, Composition Award 5 Gregg. Award 4, Science Club 3,4. Graduate of School 65 Goonwm, THOMAS G. Humphrey To Sacceed Football 4, Hi-Y 8,43 Vice President of Hi- Y 4, Band 1 2 3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Crew for H1-Y Show. Graduate of School 65 GOTTFRIED, NANCY A. Nan Secretary Girls' Sports Letter 3, Junior Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 60 GRAAP, CAROL B. Midge To Travel Volleyball 1,2 35 Hiking l,2,35 Bowling 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,25 Skating l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 L e Council 3,45 Skipper Advertising Staff 3,21-Jmuor Guard of Honorg Gregg Shorthand Award 35 First Aid Certifi- cate 5 Public Address System 45 Declama- tion Contest 4. Graduate of School 60 GROUP, MARION M. ' To Graduate Girls' Sports 1,2 35 Gold Pin 45 Lighthouse staff 45 Skipger stats 45 Y-Teen Club 1,25 Commerce lub 45 Gregg Shorthand and Typing Awards 35 Junior Day Program' Junior Day Musto Committeeg Band 1,2',3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Large Council 4. Graduate of All Saints' GUGLIUZZA, SALVATORE J. Sal Retire Cross Country 1 2- Major Letter in Cross Country5 'Track 1 2- Volleyball 1,25 Intramu- ral Basketball 1,115.5 Intramural Football 1,2 3. Graduate of School 51 GURBA, BARBARA A Barb To Be Successful Honor Roll 15 Baseball 1,2,3- Bowling 1,35 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,233 45 swimming 15 Purple and Gold 1,25 Girls Sport Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 1,2,3,45 Junior Guard of Honorg Science Club 4. Graduate of School 60 GUSHUE, IRENE M. Renee Bookkeeper Graduate of School 60 GUTT, SYLVLA C. Syl Department Store Buyer Volleyballg Hikingg Large Council 35 Skipper Salesman 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 45 Chorus 1. Graduate of Assumption 24 HAAS, RICHARD A. Dick Commercial Artist Intramural Football5 Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseball. Graduate of School '79 HANS, DOLORES M. To Be Happy lionor Roll 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Bowl- mg 1,25 Volleyball Purple and Gold Team 3 45 Girls'.Sports Letter l,2,35 Large Council 2, 3,45 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Day Program Comm.1ttee5 Junior Guard of Honor-5 Gregg Shorthand Awards, Athletic Gold Pin 45 Y- Teen Club 1,25 Commerce Club 35 Hi-Y Show 2,35 Junior Program 35 Valedictorlan of Senior Class. Graduate of School 79 HARTMAN, AILEEN To Be Happy Large Council 45 Home Nursing Certlficateg First Aid Certificate' Chorus 1. Graduate of st. John Baptist HARTMAN, PETER J. Chemist Graduate of School 51 HAUGHEY, DAVID P. Cuddles College Cross Country 3,45 Track 3 45 Extramural Basketball 3, 5 Intramural lfootball 3 45 Intramural Baseball 45 Volleyball 45 Skipper Sa.lesman5 Publication Manager of Lighthouse 3,45 Junior Prom Decorating Committee 35 Commerce Club 3,45 Commerce Club Treas- urer 45 Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y Show 35 Easter Play 35 Junior Program5 Chorusg Co-Chairman of Senior Day. Graduate of School 60 HEATON, FERN R. Bobby Beauticlan Baseball 15 Volleyball 15 Riding Club 25 Large Councilg Senior Girls' Christmas Party Committec5 First Aid Certlficateg Skipper Editorial Staff. Graduate of School 65 HEMBERT, DOLORES E. Dodie College Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 15 Large Council 2,3,45 Skipper Advertising Staif 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Decoration Com- mittee5 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Merit Awards 2, 3,45 Citi Planning Contest Honor- able Mention 1' C ristmas Play 4. Graduate of School 60 HlLLS, FLORENCE M. Cornle Flornle To Be Successful Honor Roll 35 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pln 45 First Aid Certificate5 Swimming Awards 1,2. Graduate of School 60 HOEI-IN, FRED C. Fritz Civil Service Track 2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,45 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3 45 Intramural Base- ball 1,2,3,45 intramural voueyban 1,2,a,45 Intramural Basket-Champs 45 Small Coun- cil 45 Large Council 35 Skipper Staff 45 Chairman of Junior Prom 35 Public Address System 35 Treasurer of Senior Class. Graduate of School 60 HOLMSKOG, NORMAN E. I-Iezzle Athletic Coach Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3 45 Intramural Chamgionship Football, Baseball and Basketball5 oys' Inner Coun- cll 45 Skipper Salesman5 Junior Class Presi- dent5 Hi-Y Chaplain' All-High Football Second Team' All-lg-gh Baseball Honorable Mention' I-Ii-Y 3,45 -Y Show 3,45 Ski per Skit 45 Christmas Play 45 Junior Play gg Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2 35 Boys' State Representative 3. Graduate of scam es HOOVEN, JEROME J. Jerry College Football 1,25 Intramurals 3 45 Junior Boys' Mal-shall5 Skipper Staff 4' Hi- . Graduate of st. John the liapnsr HOPPEL, DOLORES M. Dodle Nurse Honor Roll 15 Vollezyball 15 Baseball 1- Rid- ing Club 25 Large ouncil 45 Skipper Bditor- ial Staff 45 Junior Day Commlttee5 Senior Party Commlttee5 First Aid Certificate. Graduate of School 21 25 HUDSON, JUNE H. Junie Secretary Honor Roll 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Typ- ing Staff 45 Gregg Shorthand Awards 85 Typ- ing Pin 15 Teller for Senior Savings Club. Graduate of District 4t16, Oswego, N. Y. Lane, ALBERT c. A1 DOCf.O1' Honor Roll 2- Tennis 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Swimming 1,b, ag H1-Y. Graduate of School 60 LHLE, MARIE I. Beautlcian Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 First Aid Award5 Y-Teen 1,2,3. Graduate of School 60 IVANCIC, CARL V. C. L Baseball Player Baseball5 Basketball5 Intramural Football5 Intramural Basketball5 President of Boys' iounciil Ergo: Treasurer: Junior Boy war - - . Graduite of All saints' . IAGODZINSKI, TERESA MARIA Te rry Nurse Honor Roll 1,2,35 Volleyball' Basketballg Historian of Small Cou.ncil5 Large Cou.ncil5 Associate Editor of Skipperg Junior Guard of Honor5 Y-Teen 25 Christmas Play 3,45 East- er Program 45 Junior Play5 Chorus 35 Debate 45 Declamation Contest 3,4. Graduate of St. Florian JEROME, WILLIAM A. I. O. Coalmlner Baseball 15 Football 2 3,45 Intramural Foot- ball, Baseball5 Basketball5 Volleyball5 Large Councl15 Hi-Y S,4. Graduate of School 60 JEWULA, ANNE c. Annie To Be a Success Honor Roll 1,2- L e Council 45 Junior Day Flower Commiytteg-i'unior Guard of Honor. Graduate of Assumption JONES, JACQUELYN A. Jacquie College Volleyball 1,3 45 Pugple and Gold Volleyball Team 35 Baseball 1 ,45 Gold Pm 45 Skippieir Salesman 4' Junior Day Usher5 Trl-Y 45 - Y Show 35 Easter Play 35 Christmas Play 1, 35 Junior Programg Orchestra l,3,45 Chorus 1 35 Senior Song Writer. Graduate of School 60 KALUZIENSKI, WALTER S. Wally Aviator Track 1,2,35 Basketball 45 Intramural Foot- ball 1,4' Intramural Basketball 1,2 3,45 Base- ball 45 fntramural Baseball l,2,35 Senior Usher 3. Graduate of Assumption KATOLIK, DELLA Sandy College Honor Roll l,3,4' Vollegball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,35 Horseback Itidirg 5 Basketball 1,2 45 Swimming 15 Lalgfi ,ouncil 45 Skipper Ed-' itorial Staff 3,45 Appel' Advertising Staff 45 Lighthouse Staff ' Junior Guard of Honor5 Girls sports 1 2,35 Gold Pin 45 Red cross Certl:Eicate5 Y-Teen 1,25 I-li-Y Show 15 Christmas P1ago15 Orchestra 1. Graduate of Sc ol 42 KEAN, SHIRLEY D. Shir Stenographer Honor Roll 15 Volle ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2 35 Bowling 1 2- Hiking 1,2 35 Baseball 2, 3- Badminton 1,2,,45 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 2,45 Junior Daly Refreshment Commlttee5 Junior Guard o Honor5 Greig Shorthand Awardsg Typing Awards 35 A - letlc Gold Pin 45 First Aid Certificate 3. Graduate of Charolette Sldway School KELLER, RAE JUNE Rae Typist Girls' Sports Letter 1. Graduate of School 60 26 KELLY, DOROTHY J. Dotty Too See Ireland Honor Roll 1,25 Swimming 15 Bowling 1,2 3 45 Volleyball 1,2 3,45 Ridin?n3- Hiking 1 2',3,5 Girls' Sports 1,2235 Gold P 4- Large daun- cil 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 2,3, 5 Skip- per Staff 45 Junior Day Committee5 Junior Guard of Honor: Gregg Shorthand Awards 35 First Aid Certificate. Graduate of School 60 KINDRJON, SHIRLEY J. Shirl Fly To Florida Bowling 3 4' Chorus 4. Graduate of'School eo Kmscl-1, JEROME P. Jerry Intramural Baseball 1,2 3 45 Intramural Bas- ketball l,3,45 Intramural Football 1,45 Intra- P r ' - E112 Vi2ilZlEZt1.1a2a3'1M3?aSaS.im5Z1tatt tee, Public Address System 3. Graduate of All Saints' KISH, BETTY E. Secretary Honor Roll 15 Large Council 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Skipper Staff 45131-ghfliouse Staff 35 Typing Pin' Shorthand Ce ' cate 35 Cggipo- sltion Certificate' Junior First Aid Aw 5 Commerce Club Graduate of School 42 KOBZA, DOLORES Dolo re Secretary Honor Roll 1,2,35 Large Council 3,45 Light- house Salesman 45 Y- een Secretaryg Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards5 Red Cross Certtflcateg Y-Teen 1 2,35 Com- merce Club 3,45 Usher at H1-Y Show 35 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 79 KOCSY, DONNA E. Shortie Private Secretary Honor Roll 25 Girls' Sports 1,25 Large Coun- cil 3,45 Skipper Staff 45 Co-Chairman of Junior Promg Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards' Honorable Mention City Planning Essayg Bl-Y Usher 35 Hi-Y 'Picket Salesmang Junior First Aid Qertlf1cate5 Tick- et Collector Graduation Night. Graduate of School 51 KOLASA, MICHAELEEN A. Micke? Illustrator Honor Roll 1 2,3 45 Girls' Sports 2,35 Bas- ketball 2- Volleyball 2- Bowling 35 Swimming l,2,3,4' Secretary of Small Councll5 Large Council 45 Assoc ate Edltor of Skipper 45 Skipper Staff 45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Junior Class Vice-President5 City Planning Contest Award 1,45 Sslpper Ski 43 Y-Teen 1,25 Junior Program Usher at Graduation 35 First Ald Certif cate5 Service Award. Graduate of School 42 KOLB, PATRICIA A. Kolba Secretary Honor Roll 15 Volleyba.ll 15 Rldgg Club 15 Bowling 1,45 Lal-gEeCouncll 35 pper Ad- vertising Staff 3' d Cross Award 35 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3. Graduate of School 60 KOMOROWSKA, CHE SFERINE M. Smoky To Be Successful Basketball5 Baseballg Volle ballg Skip er Advertising Staf.t5 Shorthand' Awards' Band 1. Graduate of Assumption KONARZEWSKA, HELEN A. ' To Succeed Junior Guard of Honor5 First Aid Certl.f1cate5 Typing Pin 15 Commerce Club5 Chorus 15 Skiggaer Staff 4. Gr uate of Assumption KORS!-I, MARION Shorty To See The World Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff' Home Nursing Certi-ficate5 Red Cross Gertlflcate' Trl-Y 45 Hi-Y Show Usher5 Usher for Senlor Day 3' Teller for Senior Savings Club5 Senior Girls' Marshall. Graduate of School 51 KOSTUSIAK, GERALD J. IGH? Science Teacher Intramural Basketball 1,45 Intramural Foot- ball 1 45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 35 Commerce Club 5,45 chess Club 3. Graduate of School 42 27 KOZMA, EVA Eve College Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Girls' SPONS 1 2.3: Gold Pin 4- Purple and Gold vouoybau Team 1,45 Hall Monitor 45 Junior Prom Ticket com- mitteeg Junior Guard of Honor5 Trl-Y 45 Senior Class Vice-President. Graduate of School 51 KRALL, STEVE N. Blackie Major League Ballplayer Football 2,3,45 Honorable Mention 25 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1 2 3 45 All-High 1 35 Intramural Basketball f,2,35 Intramural fFoot- ball 1,2 3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3 4' girge Council 1,2,35 Stage Crew for Hl-ll w. Graduate of All Saints' KRAN Z, JOAN E. Pianist Honor Roll l,2,3,4- Small Council 4' Chair- man of Assembly Monltorsg Large Council 45 Skipper Staff ,45 Junior Day ommlttee' Cromatlc Award 35 Service Awards 1,2,3,4'5 Christmas Program 1,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 Senior Class Secretary. Graduate of School 60 KWIECIEN, HELEN Kwtncy To Be Successful Graduate of Assumption LARGE, ETHEL M. Butch ' Housewife Volleyball 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 45 Trl-Y Secretary 45 Junior Prom Decoration Committeeg Trial! 3,45 Hi-Y Show 3,45 Chairman Senior Plctures5 Senior Scrap Book Attend.er5 Historian 4. Graduate of School 81 LA VERE, RONALD C. Frenchy Architectural Engineer Swimming 3' Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3 4- Intramural Volleyball l,2,35 Intramural, Softball 1,2,a, 4- Band 3. dr-onuato of School eo LUXENBURG, LEE Lee Chemist Honor Rcll 1,2,35 Large Council 35 Skipper Staff 25 Chess Club 3. n Graduate of School 60 MAGER, JEAN MARLE Junior Window Designer Swimming 45 Junior Prom Committee5 Hi-Y Show 25 Christmas Play 25 Chorus 2. Graduate of School 51 MALTBIE, HERBERT J. Herb Earn a Living Intramural Football Championship 1. Graduate of St. John the Baptist MALTERUS, DOLORES J. Dodee Office Worker Junior Red Cross Certificate5 Horseback Riding Club 25 Y-Teen 3. Graduate of School 51 MARKOWSKA, MAXJNE B. Mickey Veterinarian Honor Roll 1,2 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,4' Bas- ketbau 1,2,45 Baseball 1, ,ag Riding 22 Bad- minton 25 Swimming 15 Girls' Sports l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council5 Slcigppler Sales- man 45 Junior Skipper Staff 35 pper Ad- vertising Staff 35 Skigper Skit 45 Band 2,3,4. Graduate of School 4 MAROSZ, ALICE H. Al To Travel Swimming 1,2,35 Bowling 15 Hiking 25 Large Councilg Ju.nior Prom Committeeg Home Nursing Certificate 45 First Aid Certificate5 Swimming Certificates 1,25 Fashion Show at P.T.A. 35 Chorus 4. Graduate of School 42 LAZURUS, ROBERT J. Shorty Travel Track 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,45 In- tramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Softball 1,2,3, 45 Boys' Inner Council 45 Assembly Monitor 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Skipper Skit 4. Graduate of All Saints' LILLIS, BERNARD J. Bernie To Be a Sxccess Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Foot- ball 1,2535 Intramural Softball 2,35 Football Squadg Intramural Volleyball 3,45 Large Council 3,4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist LINDENFELS, HILDEGARD E. I-lildy Office Work Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Lighthouse Sta.f.f5 Com- merce Club 45 Y-Teen 1,25 Trl-Y 45 Hi-Y Show 35 Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Band Concert 2,35 Graduate of School 65 LJNDENFELS, IRMGARD C. lrmy Office Work Girls' Sports l,2,35 Purple and Gold Volley- ball Team 35 Gold Pin 45 Lighthouse Sta.ff'45 Hi-Y Show 35 Commerce Club 45 Y-Teen Club 1,2- Band 1,2 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Band Goncertg Trl-Y 4. Graduate of School 65 LOGAN, ROSE MARIE M. Boots Success and Happiness Honor Roll 15 Volleyball 1 25 Bowling 35 Baskotba1lZ5 Baseball 25 Badminton 3- com Pin 45 Large Council 35 Skipger Staii 35 Service Award 35 Y-Teen 1, ,35 Science Club 45 Skipper Skit 45 Junior Program 35 Chorus 2. Graduate of School 79 LUMLEY, IDA MAY Sugar Housewife Volleyball 1,35 Skipper Staff 3,45 Y-Teen 3, 45 Snr' Concert 3' Chorus 3 4. Graduhrtg of School 24 , MARSHALL, CHARLES C. Chuck Art Work Honorable Mention ln National Safety Poster Contest 25 Scenery Painter for Hi- Show 2, 3. Graduate of School 60 MASLANY, PATRICIA A. Pat Receptionist Junior Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 79 MASSEY, RIC HARD I. Lofus Graduate of School 51 MASSlNG, HENRY Lucky Army Graduate of School 51 McCR.EADY, WENDE LL L. Mac Millionaire Track 3,45 Football 4g Small Council 4. Graduate of School 60 McDOUGALL, CAROLE F. Butch College Girls' Sports 1,45 Volleyball 1,43 Bowling l, 43 Basketball 1,45 Baseball l,4' Sports Let- ter 1,45 Large Council 2,3,4g Sfsipper Staff 45 Lighthouse Staff 3g Service Award 2,3,4g First Aid Certiflcateg Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen lg Science Club 39 I-Li-Y Show 3,4g Usher Hi-Y Show 3,43 Open House 3. Graduate of School 60 29 MJEZEN, DOREEN M. Dodo To Be Successful Bowling 3,43 Senior Girls' Party Commltteeg First d Certificateg Swimming Certificates 2. Graduate of School 11 MILLER, Eowm G. Eddie Horse Trainer Int ural Basketball 1 2 3 4- Intramural Belgium l,2,3,4g Intra.nfu.ral roorban 1,2,s, 45 Skipper Cartoons 3,4. Graduate of School 51 MINOR, JEANNE M. Jeannie Nurse Honor Roll 3,45 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Program Committee, Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 8 MITCHELL, KENNETH R. Casper Milquetoast I Accountant Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Foot- ball 2g Large Council 2,3. Graduate o School 65 IVHTSCHOW, JUNE M. Mitch To Raise Cats Large Council 43 Senior Girls' Christmas Party Committee. Graduate of School 60 MONETTE, WILLIAM E. Bill College ' Attended Canisius High. Graduate of Saint Ann's O'DONNELL, THOMAS E. To Own a Black Buick Graduate of School 65 PAJAK, THADDEUS J. Ted College Track Squad 15 Baseball S?l8-d 25 Football Squad 35 Basketball Squad 5 Baseball Major 35 Football Major 45 Intramural Basketball 1 52,3,45 Intramural Football 2 35 Champion- ship 4- Intramural Softball l,2,3,45 Skipper Staff- in-Y 4. Graduate of Assumption PALCZYNSKA, DORJOTHY Dottie Bookkeeper First Aid Certlrlcate. Graduate of Assumption PALESH, LILLIAN NL Lee Swimming 1 2- Girls' Sports 1' Large Coun- cil 35 Sl-:lpper,Advertis1ng Staff 25 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Prom Committeeg Y-Teen 15 Commerce Club 35 I-ll-Y Show 1' Chorus 25 Usher For Senior Class Day and Commence- men . Graduate of School 65 a PANEK, FLORENCE M. Flo To Travel Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,a,4. Graduate of School 17 PECK, RICHARD D. Dick College Hi-Y Show 3,45 Christmas Play 3,45 Easter Play 3,45 Skipper Skit 3,45 Band 15 Orches- tra 15 Stage Crew 3,45 Projection Booth 3,4. Graduate of Sldway School, Grand Island 30 MOORE, LAURANCE R. Larry Forestry Attended Canisius and Kenmore Senior High. Graduate of Holy Spirit MROCZKOWSKI, JOHN M. Johnson Pharmacist Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4' Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1 2,3 45 Commerce -Club 3,45 Chess Club 35 Banff 1. Graduate of School 42 MUCHA, IRENE J. Ricky Go To callrorula Basketball 15 Volleyball lg Girls' Sports Letter 15 Chorus 4. Graduate of Assumption NAGLE, E. ANN College Honor Roll 1,2 3,45 Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large C'ou.ncil5 Skipper Staffg Hi-Y Show 25 Skipper Skit 45 Junior Program5 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Senior Class Poet- Trl-Y 4. Graduate of sol-tool so NEMETI-1, JULIA E. Julie Novelist Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Skipper Staif 3,45 Skipper Salesman 45 C!l1ELPlan.n1ng Certificate: Junior Red Cross Ce lcate5 Y-Teen 25 Commerce Club 35 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 60 NE SSLER, DONALD J. N955 Teacher Tennis Squad 25 Manager of Tennis Team 35 Tennis Team 45 Skipper Art Staff 45 Slnpper .gtilivertising Staif 35 Science Club 45 Skipper t 4. Graduate of St. Pauls in Kenmore PECKEY, BERNICE P. Bernie Air Hostess Girls' Sports l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 First Aid Ce:-t1ficate5 Orchestra 15 Chorus 1,2. Graduate of School 62 PENKACIK, STANLEY Pinky Be a Teacher Honor Roll 3,45 Large Council 45 Lighthouse Staff5 Commerce Club 3,45 Chess Club 3- ghartoons for Ssipper 35 Scenery for Hi-'Q ow. Graduate of School 79 PENKSA, ANTHONY L. Tony To Be Successful City Composition Award 25 Band 1,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 PERRY, PAUL P. P. Football 1 3,45 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3,45 Intramural Volle ball 1 2 3 4- Hi-'Q Planning c mmitt - I-Yi-Y. driaiuire- of scum so 0 ee' PLATEK, ROBERT K. Bob To Be a Crooner Hi-Y Show 3. Graduate of Assumption POLIACHIK, JULIA S. Judy College Girls' Sports 1,2- Y-Teen 1,25 Science Club 35 Hi-Y Show 1 2,a,45 Skipger Skit 15 Band 1,2 3,45 Senior flay Usher 5 Orchestra 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 1. - Graduate of School 51 31 POWALSKI, RENEE Renee College Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: SP0rts Letter 25 Basket- ball 2,3 45 Purgle and Gold Basketball Team' Rlding Club 2 5 Large Council- President of Small Counclf 45 Skipper Stat! 2,S,45 Slugger Associate Editor 45 Lighthouse Staff 4- 1- Y 3,45 rn-Y sergeant-at-arms 45 Junfor Day Commltteeg Junior Guard of Honor5 Service Award- First Aid Certlficateg Hi-Y Show 2,45 Hi-Y Ilsher 35 Junior Play' Science Club 45 Christmas Program 45 Usher at Graduation 35 Chorus 25 Concert at Klelnhans 25 P.T.A. Representative 45 Chairman of Senior Blog- raphles5 Salutatorlan of Senior Class. Graduate of Assumption moz, WANDA L. Shorty A College Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pln 45 Swimming 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Bowling 3,43 V01-IEYU3-ll 1,25 Large Council 3,45 Tri-Y Delegate to Albany 45 Junior Day Program Commltteeg Teller for Senior Voting ay5 First Aid Cert:H.1cate5 Tri-Y 4. Graduate of School 51 ROBB, JOAN H. Take A Slow Boat To China Girls' orts' Riding Club 3' large Coun- an 1,225 slngger Staff' 'mfr President 45 T1-1-Y 3 4- c me 1- 13.1-Y Show 3,45 H1-Y Ticket Salesman 15 Senior Pictures Chair- 111311. Graduate of School 65 ROESSLER, JAMES W. Rassy College Football 3 4' Basketball 35 Baseball 1,2 3,45 Intramural baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1 2,35 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Junior Day dhalrmang H1-Y cxubg Stage Crew 4. Graduate of All Saints' ROLLINSON, JOHN W. 1 Jack Successful College Graduate Cross-Count:-y5 Tra.ck5 Basketba1l5 Cheer- leader5 Skipper Salesman 45 All-High AWards5 Columbia Cup5 All-High Track Championg Hi-Y5 H1-Y Show 1 3 45 Band 1 25 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Large douncll 4. Graduate of School 60 ROOD, BERNICE A. Bernie Airline Receptionist Girls' Sports Letter 15 Lighthouse Salesmang Commerce Club5 First Aid CerLi.f1cate5 Swimming Certificate. Graduate of School 51 , RJOSS, EDITH K. Red To 'Travel Baseball 1 2 3 4- Bowling 1 2 3 4- Large Council 3,45,J1fnfor Program Stage Manager 3. Graduate of Sacajawes Richland, Washington ROZMUS, LORETTA F. Lorry Receptionist glrst Ald Certificateg H1-Y Ticket Salesman Graduate of Assumption RUMBARGER, NANCY J. Muff NUISG Vollegball 2 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Riding Club ,3,4' Junior Guard of Honor5 Tri- 3, 45 Large Councilg Girls' Small Council5 Chairman of Receptionists. Graduate of Weber Junior High Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania RYBCZYNSKL IRENE P. Rena. Beauticlan Girls' Sports 1,25 Large Council 45 Gregg Typing Pin 25 'Transcription Pin 35 Gig? Shorthand Awards 2 35 Red Cross Ce - cate 35 Chorus 1,2,45 Slclpper Salesman 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 3,45 Y-Teen 2. Graduate of Assumption RYBCZYNSKI, PATRICIA Fisher To Travel In Europe Volleyball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 25 Large Cou.ncll5 Y-Teen Treasurer 25 Hi-Y Show Ticket Salesman 25 Chorus 2. Graduate of School 81 SADKOWSKI, THERESA H. Trudy Interior Decorator Girls' Sports l 2 3' Gold Pin 4' Purple and Gold Team 45 Skipper Staff 45 ll-Teen Sec- retary 3,45 Y-Teen 2,3,45 Chorus 2. Graduate of Assumption 32 SANDER, JAMES C. Sawblll Plumber Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Foot- ball 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 3,45 Large Council 45 Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier SARAMAK, HENRY L. Chicken Carpenter Intramural Basketball 1,25 Large Council 3. Graduate of School 42 V SCHJKETANZ, BETTY T. Betty Private Secretary Honor Roll 1 2 3,45 Girls' Sports 15 Treas- urer of Small Council5 Large Council 3,45 Trl-Y Chaplain 45 Usher for Hi-Y Show 35 Usher for Senior Day and Cornmencement5 Gregg Shorthand and Typewrltlng Awards5 Junior Red Cross Certiflcateg Tri-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l. Graduate of School 65 SCHWINN, ALLAN F. Al Dance Band Musician Football 2,35 Skipper Skit 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 SHOEIVLAKER, DONALD M. Shoey Railroad Engineer Intramural Basketball 35 Intramural Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Large Councl15 Skipper Salesman 4. Graduate of School 60 SIEDLECKI, BARBARA T. Bunny Receptionist Girls' Sports 1,2 35 Gold Pin 45 Large Coun- cil 3,45 Skipper staff 3,45 Junior Prom com- mittee5 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Junior Guard of Honorg Award for Hi-Y Tlckets5 Tri-Y 45 Commerce Club 5 Y-Teen 35 Skip- per Skit 45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 3,45 Cheer- leaders' Skitg Cheerleader 45 Chorus 1,25 Cafeteria Cashier 3 4. Graduate of School 64 SLEDLECKI, IRENE F. Renee Good Housewife and Mother Large Council3 Junlor Program 3. Gr uate of School 64 SIEDLECKI, MARION J. Beauttclan Horse Back Riding Club 1 2- L C il 1,23 H1-Y Teen cmb 1,2 32 fmfiggremf-nail ag Chorus 1,23 Cashier fn Cafeteria 1,5,3,4. Graduate of School 64 SILVERBERG, DONALD M. Don Medical Specialist Honor Roll 1 Z,3,43 Swimming 13 Tennis Team 1,2 3,43 Skipper Salesman 43 Public Address System 3,43 Debate 3. Graduate of School 60 SIMON, ALICE Al Secretary Volleyball 13 Basketball 13 Skipper Adver- tising Staffj Lighthouse Typing Stiff: Llisht- house Salesmang Gregg Shorthand Awa 3 Commerce Club. Graduate of St. Francis SMALDINO, JOHN J. Sam Swimming 33 Track 33 Football 43 Large Council 33 Hi-Y 4. Graduate of School 44 SMELTZER, ALBERT E. Al Army Intramural Basketball 43 Intramural Foot- ball 43 Intramural Baseball 1,4j lighthouse Staff 43 Commerce Club 4. Graduate of School 65 as 1 SMITH, DOROTHY E. Dottie Comptometer Operator Honor Roll 13 Sw1mmi.?e1,23 Volleyball 13 Bowling 13 Junior Day freshmeat Commit- tee3 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3,4f Red Cross Certliicate 33 Hi-Y Show 33 City Planning Contest l,4. Graduate of School 52 SOBLERAJ, BEATRICE J. Bea, Fashion Designer Junior Guard of Honor-3 Home Nursing Awardg Chorus 4. A Graduate of School 40 SONTAG, PATRICIA A. Pat Comptometer Operator Volleyball 1,2,3- Basketball 1,2,3 43 Base- ball 1,2,3,43 swimming 13 Large Council 43 Junior Program Commlttee3 Gold Pin 43 Junior Red Cross Certificate3 Gregg Short- hand Awards 33 Tri-Y 4' Y-Teen 13 Hi-Y Show 23 Skipper Slit 43 B1-Y Usher. Graduate of All Saints SOUTER, NORVYN W. Norm Dance Band Leader Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3 43 Intramural Baseball 2 3 4' Intramural Football 1 43 Intramural Volleyball 3,4Q Boys' Hi-V3 H1- Y Show 33 Baud l,2,3 43 Orchestra l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 56 SPAFFORD, JEAN B. Jean To Be a Success Basketball 43 Girls' Small Counci.l--Cha.lr- man of Cafeteria Monitors--First Lunch 43 Large COHHCIHQ Skipper Salesman 23 Skipper Advertising Staff 43 Junior Girls' Marshilli Junior Guard of HODOPQ Y-Teen 1,2. Graduate of School '76 STATES, RANDALL C. Randy Agriculture Baseball 2,3,4' Football 2,s,43 Basketball 2, 43 Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural Foot- ball 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,3 4' In- tramural voueybau 2,43 H1-Y 3 43 Hi-if President 43 Senior Boys' Graduate of School 60 ' STEVENS, CLAIR W. Steve To Marry a Rich Widow Track 1,2,3 45 Football 3 45 Basketball 25 Intramural Football and Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Small Council 45 Large Council 3,45 Sdpper Staff 15 Junior Prom cket Committee Chalrman5 Hi-Y Show 35 Christmas Play 35 gmior Playg Hi-Y 45 Co-Chairman of Senior rom. Graduate of School 60 STROHMEIER., JACK E. Shmoe To Finish School Football 45 Intramural Baseball 3,4' Intra- mural Football 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3 4' Hi-Y 3 4. Graduate of School 65 SWIDER, ELEANORE A. Elly Dental Hygienist Swimming 1,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Home Nursing ertiflcate5 First Aid Certificate. Graduate of School 42 SZANYI, DONALD W. Don To Graduate Swimming 35 Intramural Football 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 3,45 Intramural Baseball gfmmre of School 51 SZOPINSKI, DOROTHY R. Dot Journalist Girls' Sports 1,25 Large Council 3,45 Gregg Awards 3' First Aid ertiiicate 35 Typing Pin 35 Y-Teen 1 2 3,45 Commerce Club 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Hi-if Ticket Salesman 3. Graduate of School '79 SZYMANSKI, JOAN M. College Volleyball 85 Basketball 35 Badminton 35 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staifg Junior Flower Committee5 Junior Guard of Honorg Junior Play' Science Club. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier TESLUK, ALBERT P. A1 College T 14 2 a 4- Skipper Staff 4- Band 2 4- ora- tolrigal Fin 25 Orchestra 2,45 Publlcufddress gystem 45 Debate 2,3 4. raduate of School 66 THOMAS, JUNE A. Tommie Journalist Bowling 45 Baseball 35 Skipper Editorial Staff 4. Graduate of School 60 , THOMPSON, ALAN R. Al Navy Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4' Intramural Football 1 2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3, 45 Large Council 2,3,45 Stage and Projection Crew ,3,45 Public Address System 3,4. Graduate of School 60 TOLSMA, DORIS M. Be a Housewife Bowling 3 4' Swimming 1' Girls' Sports 1 2- Lui? oduncn 45 Lighthouse Staff 2, ' Flrst d Certiflcateg ity Planning Con- test Award 4' Y-Teen 1. Graduate of School 60 TREMOR, JOHN w. Jack Medical Doctor Honor Roll 1,45 Band 2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Debate 3. Graduate of School 60 TRUTY, TED E. Ted Fighter Pilot Track 2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. Graduate of Assumption ULICKY, MARY ELLEN To Be Successful Hall Monitor' Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 51 URBANIAK, FLORENCE SiS College Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Girls' Sports 15 Purple 3112 Gsglid VoHey?al1g.J li-ABasktg:ball 1,2, , 5 m 5 ' 5 e ouncil 1' sklpper staff 5,45 llgutllouse aSltE.ff 45 Junior ' Guard of Honor' Red Cross Cerriflcate5 Typing Award 2,5 Y-Teen 15 Christmas Play 1' Band 15 Chorus 1' Science Club 3,4. G'ra.duate of School 42 VADAY, MARY Vaday Nurse Girls' Sports' Vollegball 1 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3 45 Baseball 1, ,B 45 l-lorseback Riding 2, 3- Bowling 2,35 pm-pie and Gold Volleggall and Basketball Teams 2,35 Gold Pm 45 p- per Staff 45 Large Council 45 Y-Teen 1,25 lighthouse Staff 35 Tri-Y 4' Science Club 45 Service Award- First Aid C'ert1.ficate5 Usher of Hi-Y Show Graduate of School 60 WACHALA, LEO A. Walla- Walla Lawyer Football 2,3 45 Track 1,2 3 45 Basketball 45 Intramural sasketbau l,2,B,4' Intramural Football 1,2 3,45 Intramural Crosscountry 15 All High-Football Awardg Hl-Y show 1. Graduate of. Assumption WACIENGA, LEONARD A. Cashew Auto Mechanic Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 2, 35 Intramural Baseball 1,2,35 Band l. Graduate of School 42 WALGATE, HENRIETTA Hedy Secretary Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staif5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards5 Iunlor Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of School 42 35 WALKER, THOMAS Peaches Store Manager Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3- Intramural Basketball l,2,3, 45 Intramural irouegbau l,2,a. Graduate of School 5 WAWRZYNIEC, STANLEY I. Stash Businessman Captain of Intramural Football 45 Captain of saute as taste - lntram oot ' ramur l'HefD'11mif'sf lttaslatiaw-u1'2'3' 45 Intramur as e . Graduate of Assumption ' , WAWRZYNIEC, ANDREW T. Andre de Pierre Businessman Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 45 Intramural Baseball 1,2 ag Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball l,2,35 Band 1. Graduate of Assumption WAWZENCZAK, DOLORES Secretary La e Council 4' Skipper Typing Staff 4' Grgg Shorthand Awards 35 Red Cross Cer- tificate 35 Y-Teen 1. Graduate of Assumption WEBER, SHIRLEY J. Shirl Comptometer Operator Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Girls? Sports l,2,35 Vice- President of Small Council 45 Large Council 45 Red Cross First Aid Certificate5 Y-Teen5 Iunlor Program5 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 60 WELLENCE, CONSTANCE Snooky Business College Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Salesman 3,45 Typing Award 85 Gregg Shorthand Certifi- cates 3g Commerce lub 3,45 Y-Teen 1 25 Skipper staff 35 First Aid Certificateg Ill-Y Usher 3. Graduate of Assumption WELSH, sl-HRLEY A. Shi!-1 Beautician Honor Roll 1,253 45 Volleyball 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 Large Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 60 . WHITNEY, PHYLLIS M. Squeaks To Travel Lighthouse Staff 4' Chorus 2,3. Graduate of School 51 WILKINSON, DOLORES M. Baby To Be a Child Psychologist Honor Roll 1 2' Girls' Sports 1 2' Large Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor: Graduate of School 65 WOCHADLO, DORIS A. Dee X Dress Desinger Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 25 Light- house Staff 35 First d Certificates 35 Y- Teen 25 Hi-Y Show 'Ticket Salesman 3. Graduate of Assumption WOLYNSKA, DOLORES R. College Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 2,3,45 L1 htbouse Salesman 45 Assistant Editor of hthouse 4' Junior Guard of Honor' Science lub 3,45 C,horus 25 Graduation Usher 35 Tri-Y 45 Co-Chairman of Senior Day. Graduate of School 42 YOUNG5 NORMA Slim Take That Boat With Joan Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Swimming 2,35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Junior Program Committee5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gold Pin 4- Jmmior Red Cross Certlficate5 Gregg Shorthand Award ag Senior me saving CerLLticate5 Y-Teen 1,2,35 Commerce Club 35 H1-Y Show 45 Chorus 2. Graduate of School 79 ZAWISKY, DOROTHY I. Dottie To Work In An Office Skipper Staff 4' Junior First Aid Certificate. Graduate of School 52 ZIMMERMAN, DONALD D. Don Farmer Intramural Baseball Champs 35 Intramural Football 1 45 Intramural Baseball 1 45 Intra- mural Volleyball 1,45 Football 3,45 iaeeket- J ball 2 45 Track 2,3545 Small Council Secre- t 5 I-Ii-Y Show 1,45 Christmas P1131 45 Jager Play 35 Band Concert 1,3,4- hristmas Concert at Kleinhans Music Hall 2,4- Boys of Buffalo 1 35 Boys' H1-Y 45 am ,2, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Senior Class President. Graduate of School 65 ZON, JOSEPH V. 109 Medicine Intramural Football l,2,3- Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Intramural V'olle ball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1 2,3,45 Large Council 2, 4- Commerce Club 3,42 Chess Club 35 Hl-Y Show 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Concert 3,45 or- chestra 2,3,4. Graduate of Assumption ADDITIONAL GRADUATES Janet Baker Andre Bascobert William Blesnuk Beverly Bonsack Leonard Halbert Edward Herrmann Val lhle Katherine Irwin Henry Kensek June Kline John Kowalczyk Joseph Lazik Francis Lush John Martinick Jeanne Murphy Robert Paplneau Eugene Schneider Robert Shetton Clement Turner Louis Vaday Steven Vaday Dorothy Watz Henry Zajac Richard Zelonis HIS Honor Roll includes the names of all students who have had an average of 9096 or higher for the first term of the school year. Helene Jusela Mary Gushue Doris Burnett llvlaura Sikeg ari ynne hipkar Marilyn Fritz Rosemary Golebiewski Ilglhahn Legser a ryn egle Janet DeVinei y James Hayter Eleanor Kozacki Margaret Wamsley Clifford Cooke Francis Wiglusz Carol Lux Norma Schoen Mary Szuflinski Dan Platek Renee Powalski Marie Godlewski Jean Remus Mary Lou Thuman Joan Koabel Sandra VanTuyl Marjorie Decker Dolores Hans Arlene Wojcieszak Dorothy Dahmer Barbara Jachimiak Warner Martin Betty Jane Rogers Ruth Stevens Mary Ann Fichtl Joan Taylor Patricia Mikolajczak Mary Ann Vitko Patricia Cowie Florence Urbaniak Joyce Gilbert Petronella Panek Dolores Stralker Shirley Loretta Eleanor Damjllo Doris Fawcett Glenda Anderson Shirley Aschauer Della Katolik Barbara Brock Ann Nagle Lee Luxenburg Betty Schiketanz Velma Kruzeck Shirley Welsh Gertrude Woomer Lorraine Hrycych Evelyn Zacharias Kathleen Fawcett Jack Tremor Pauline Watts Dorothy Morrish Eugene Plewa Dorothy Babinsky Jane Boesl Eleanor Dombrowska Marilyn Sasse Mary Sasala Elaine Fischer Lucy Cain John Pajak Maxine Markowska W'mona Smith Marion Kubanik Marian Fenton Joan Siwula Shirley Burlou Jeanne Cameron Roberta Donbrough Jessie Dingman Janet Penska Janet Hards Stanley Penkacik Dolores Hembert Herbert Fillenwarth Elizabeth Lawrence D. Bruce Gilbert Dolores Kobza Ernest Fudala Joan Houck Jacqueline Graham Shirley Weber Mary Ann Popovich Greta Biro Jane Nimczycki Donald Schyler Ruth Westphal Dolores Wolynska Steve Dzarnecki Ida Mae Hentges Carol Balthasar Rita Gutt Brigitte Kallen Jeanne Minor Stella Gark Janet Sugg Joan Kranz Joyce Bastian J Gerald Kostusiak Rita Poczkalski Dorothy Dros Richard Mazierski Mary Ann Metzger Juanita Corrigall Donald Czaja Michaeleen Kolasa Anna Blette Adrienne Mikolajczak Donald Silverberg Audrey Brost David Urbanovich Mildred Muff Sharon Stubbe Caroline Abbott Stanley Kozina Eva Kozma Annette Michniak Alfred Coles R several classes at Riverside, like the larger community in which We live, are made up of a heterogeneous group of individuals. If we wish to accomplish any Worth-while under- taking, we must learn to live and work together in harmony. We must learn to respec't each othez-'s ideas and to tolerate each individual as a human being, important in successful group activity. 38 W CLASSES Row 1. Marie Sciandra, Robert Jackson, Evelyn Zacharias Row 2. George Harnbruch, Jean Brietenbach, John Pajak 1 E Junior officers of this year are Well qualified to serve as representatives or e Class of 1950. Eor us, this has been a year of growth and achievement. We look forward to 1950 with pleasure and anticipation--when we shall steer the course of the ' Good Ship, Riverside. President Vice -President fsfreasurer ecretary Girls Marshall Boys Marshall OFFICERS 40 Robert Jackson' Marie Sciandra A John Pajak Evelyn Zacharias Jean Brietenbach George Hambruch Row l. Ronald Rindfleisch, Edwin Rafe, Jerry Richardson, Gilbert Duguary, Gerald McGuire, Francis Lush, Mr. Ravin, Nicholas Ratz, Jack Barnes, John Rollo, Gary Adams, Robert Brock. Row 2. James Kindron, James Cummins, Harold Denman, David Rife, John Killeleagh, James Kipp, Nicholas Riesz, Donald Schuler, Robert Roessler, John Bagarosi, Clayton Wilhelm. Row 3. Eugene Konieczko, Theodore Dzilski, Donald Miller, Fred Kowalski, Joseph Rodak, James Fleming, John Szczypkowski, Robert Jackson, Allan Lesser, Carl Toth, John Kolb, Byron Woomer. Row 4. Robert Clarke, Paul Houck, Martin Brennan, George Herrick, Gerald Brock, John Faturas, Frank Frost, John Mueller, Robert Abbott, Albert Morrish, Lothar Maier, John Rydzak. Row 5. Edward Nowak, Robert Vthseman, Edward Skoney, Richard Lillis, Richard Cook, George Szur, Edward Heinz, Victor Skarbowski, Eugene Kiszka, Jeffrey Lawrence, Charles Millidge. Row 6. John Svarczkopf, Robert Romej, Wayne Nolan, Gary Barr, Russell Alt, John Hartman, Edward Bartha, Richard Nowak, Theodore Boron, Anthony DiQuilio, Charles Mcliiniven, Walter Kaczor, Eugene Guffner, Raymond Zelazny. Row 7. Robert Gerst, Ronald Williams, James Weber, John Byrne, Elmer Westphal, Dennis Doan, Marvin Conyers, George Hambruck, Vernon Hans, Frank Bogola, John Pajack, Anthony Bochniarz, Robert Krupczyk, Robert Klepser. Row 8. Lewis,Sipowicz, Donald Reinheimer, James McKee, Lawrence Regelin, Raymond Garry, Val Ihle, Robert Krantz, George Steffan, Robert Roux, Duane Miller, Jess Niezgoda. Row 9. Melvin Lobbett, George Bilkey, Harvey Booker, Richard Peckey, Robert Roth. UNIUH BUYS i , E Junior boys have completed a most successful school year. They have been well represented :Ln scholastic and athletic fields. The boys express their appreciation to Mr. Ravin and the other faculty members who made this a memorable year. 41 Row 1. Charlotte Bearss, Gladys Blair, Kathleen McRobb, Donna Connor, Ethel Bihary, Alice Yorke, Jean gieitergnach, Geraldine Manhart, Barbara Womer, Ann Fedak, Lois Normandin, Leona Kleinman, via eppa. Row 2. Lorrain Hrycych, Barbara Dudek, Anne Culina, Doris Cich, Betty Hastings, Dolores DeCelle, Barbara Davidson, Janet Alford, Rose Bogdan, Pat Donhauser, Joan Siwula, Eleanor Landowski. Row 3. Miss Marshall, Margaret Kelsh, Joyce Juhasz, Barbara Brock, June Popp, Mary Ann Vitko, Anna Blette, Beatrice Bernstone, Gertrude Woorner, Carol Ihle, Charlotte Deppa, Dolores Stralker, I Miss Mueller. Row 4. Joan Pellegrino, Peggy Malloy, Dolores Brigante, Ethel Marchant, Margaret Spraggs, Elaine Jgilratson, Gertrude Cmundsen, Irene Palgutt, Audrey Hilts, Marion Shute, Florence Postulka, Barbara ess. t Row 5. Beverly Jimuson, Natalie Kordasiewlcz, Genevieve Porebski, Wanda Kasprzak, Mildred Grys, Marilyn Groat, Irma Busch, Mary Bugman, Betty Kusior, Ruth Hubbard, Ruth Kljng, Audrey Brost, Shirley Chrysler. UNIUH GIRLS HE Junior Girls of 1949 have taken much delight in participating in the scholastic and social activi- ties nere at school. We are proud that one of us, Petronella Panek, had the highest average in the school. At Christmas time, the girls were glad to send a Care Package to a needy family in Germany. For three years we have looked forward to the organization of our Junior Class. At last we have elected our officers, and all of us have enjoyed Working on committees for the Junior Day Program and the mr Prom. We have really had a wonderful year and all hope next year's Juniors will have as muc . 42 Rowl Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. ROWS ROWS Row 7. Row8 Dolores J. Tursan, Shirley Burlou, Mary Ann Metzger, Marie Sciandra, Greta Gerwitz, Dolores Vass, Lorraine Parwulski, Elizabeth Szczyprakowska, Miss Helen Reitz, Paula Marshall, Shirley Tromanhauser, Ruth McGill, Anna Mae Berrnel, Jane Birggie, Henrietta Maslanka. Shirley Davisson, Karolyn Gates, Rita Kasprzyk, Anne ies, Joan Houck, Jean Hawkins, Shirley Baker, Joan Ferris, Josephine Kalata, Irene Tymczyszyn, Jone Niemczycki, Ada McCloskey, Joanne Sampson, Helen Speers, Janet Wing. Bernice Clark, Laura Aepelbacher, Phyllis Coleman, Hildegard Anderson, Jessie Dingrnan, Nancy gix, Petxllonella Panek, Jane Boesl, Patricia Dwornik, Patricia Fell, Rosemary Horgan, Ellen rawczy . Frances Nodbrznch, Mary Stryczek, Veronica Wojcik, Shirley Krarner, Delphine Tatko, Marilyn ISOOKGIQK Mildred Rodak, Helen Dvornak, Dorothy Dros, Jean Glennie, Lucille Gyabowski, Regina aram . Margaret Maszy, Patricia Turner, Natalie Plewniak, Patricia Mekolajczak, June Hooper, Kathleen Fawcett, Laurene Vandriest, Jennie Sciortino, Pauline Watts, Shirley Armitage, Mary Gcskay. La Goria Ward, Joan Lade, Roberta Houp, Marilyn Zich, Janet Hards, Janet McAllister, Alberta Delarnater, Stella Gaik, Dolores Flavin, Evelyn Zacharias. Geraldine Smith, Eleanore Jacobs, Marian Fenton, Barbara Rhodehouse, Margaret Babinsky, Mildred Muff, Joan Richard, Rhea O'Connor, Theresa Szabo, Mary Ann Pfeiffer, Alyce Meloon. Norma King, Lillian LeBlanc, Dolores Wojcik, Sylvia Grys, Mildred Glor, Greta Biro, Alice Stibik, Florence Fichtl. ' UNIUH GIRLS Row 1. Ralph Stutz, Alfred Coles, Richard Zygmunt, Richard Williams, Edmond Venator, Ronald Shephard, Peter Slobodzian, Ronald Mareatte, Lee Gould, Fred Lyon, David Urbanovich, Stephen Czarneckyi. Row 2. Robert Voss, William Haley, Robert Dotter, Ronald Sontag, Steven Virostko, Robert Lapsley, Robert Hoover, James Hayter, Gordon Cotter, Joseph Niezgoda, Donald Lanternier. Row 3. Stanley Mucha, Stanley Kozima, Thaddeus Wellenec, Samuel Falzone, Eugene Plewa, Daniel Platek, Igtichard Mazierski, John Gutlovics, Warner Martin, William Knight, Charles Kovach, Thomas evens. Row 4. Mr. Howard, Leonard Mahavik, James Lee, Robert Paliachik, Richard Szumla, Alexander Gron, V Alin Kirsch, Robert Vass, Stephen McCarthy, Robert Jagodzinski, Robert Mer, Duane Miller. Row 5. James McFarland, Terry Gallagher, Richard Wasilewski, Louis Taylor, Patrick Murphy, Henry Dembski, Francis Chiro, Richard Strong, William Schriber. SUPHU UHE BUYS I-IE Sophomore boys of 1949 have demonstrated a high degree of cooperation and achievement. This grgulpnrwalsl undeg' the capable guidance of Mr. Downes, lb. Ravin, Mr. Rentz, Mr. Masson, Mr. Schnqidle, an . owar . . During the past year We have placed a number of boys in each field of sports. Of the boys who parti- cipated in these sports, many earned their major letters. Many of the boys were also active in the intra- mural football, basketball, and baseball games. In scholastic ability, school attendance and extra-curricular activities, the Sophomore class has been ably represented. 4 44 Row 1. John Mihalich, Charles Gerace, Frank Madigan, Wallace Hussack, William Mc Laughlin, James wppel, Donald Czaja, Edward Balthaser, Herbert Schmit, John Love, Frederick Forsyth, Frederick ojtowicz. a Row 2. James Lumadue, Robert Fitzpatrick, Ray Bernard, Harold Williams, Kenneth DeNormand, James . lgg1Ezey,FGordon Johnson, Donald Horning, Anthony Lysarz, Frank Kolnacki, Frederick Ransom, ert ox. Row 3. Ernest Fudela, Victor Kovachi, Arthur Adamcsak, Edward Doran, Douglas Roesch, Charles Williams, Harold Arndt, Jerald Hicks, Richard Krakomberger, Richard Miller, John Diebold, John Manhard. Row 4. Paul Scharlock, Myron Booker, William Fitzmaurice, William Barry, Steven Toth, Herbert Calkins, Richard Burandt, Richard Horner, Richard Wydysh, Wayne Anderegg, Richard Young. Row 5. Kenneth Gellant, Robert Hughes, Thomas Bieda, Robert Olick, Ray Mitchell, Ray Lysarz, William Collins, William Bamberg, Orvin Klopp, John Davis, Howard Bruce, Mr. Schmidle. Row 6. Mr. L. T. Masson, Louis Wiseman, Richard Horton, John White, John Grunzweig. SUPHUMUHE BUYS 45 27, Row l. Dolores Richardson, Delores Desrosiers, Alice Arciszewska, Gloria Grant, Jacqueline Dowdy, U Frances Forsyth, Marilynn Blake, Suzanne Fritton, Mary Metzger, Carol Bradley, Rita Ciszewski, Catherine Ward, Barbra Wolcott, Julia Ryndak, Dorothy Martinick. I v Row 2. Nancy Kish, Helene Iusela, Eleanor Kozacki, Annette Michniak, Florence Zybala, Ioan Sobierag, Eileen Laudan, Gloria DuBois, Rose Rozmus, Mildred Ochotzki, Helen Wahl, Frances Dailous, Ioan Moorehouse, Ioan Ryndak, Carol Castner. Row 3. Elaine Cline, Dorothy McEntee, Ruth O'Donnell, Concetta DiCarlo, Shirley Geis, Shirley Meader, Florence Slazyk, Arlene Wojcieszak, Peggy Mandell, Patricia White, Natalie Skrzypczak, Rola Webb, Betty Large, Diane Sobocinska, Bernice Sadowska. Row 4. Miss Creagh, Eunice Schnaare, Mildred Clark, Evelyn Woomer, Patricia Gannon, Noreen Kanunska, Sally Crage, Ioan Ruehl, Delphine Cuzyollo, Charlotte Oscypala, Patricia Olson, Emily Iankot, Theresa Triety, Joanne Revelas, Dorothy Zmuda, Miss Mago. Row 5. Marion Kubanik, Nancy Gaius, Loraine Prohaska, Ioan Rote, Doris Rezdexinger, Margaret Biro, Rita Mackiewicz, Shirley DeMyer, Maureen Ferris, Rosalie Murphy, Elaine Gillis, Albina Boncal, Margaret Mitchell, Ida Mae Hentges. Row 6. Doreen Gallagher, Doris Secic, Betty Nowak, Mary Ann Swanekamp, Barbara Chip. SUPHUMUHE GIRLS AVING passed the bewildering Freshmen year and become well acquainted with Riverside, the one hundred ninety Sophomore girls started out in the autumn, eager to participate in various activities. Lois Wright, acting as cheer leader, prepared us for the victorious footballseason. One of the four Sophomore-volleyball teams captured the class championship, beating the Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors until they bowed to the Seniors in the Purple and Gold Game. Approximately fifty girls partici- pated in other sports during the year to earn their letters. Twenty-seven girls lived up to their title as 'The Wise Fools by being on the Honor Roll. Many girls also sang in the chorus and played in the band and orchestra. As We conclude another year at Riverside, we look back to all the memories of this year which we shall forever cherish. 46 Row 1. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row 6. Row 7. Row 8. Norma Alexanderson, Dolores Young, Maude Buehl, Elizabeth Lawrence, Lorraine Zacharias, Lois Wright, Lois White, Lois Tremor, Margaret Strachan, Helen Sokol, Mary Sasala, Patricia Daniels, Rose Wojciechowska, Ioan Wiechec, Ioan Marks. Carol Davoli, Betty Rogers, Marjorie Gavin, Laura Sikes, Doris Fawcett, Patricia Flynn, Carol Iuhasz, Mary Ann Bermel, Nancy Torok, Claudia Raux, Betty Kessler, Eugenia Feutak, Sally Sagy, Irene Komorowska, lvgfss Kinsleiy. Eleanor Daniello Mary Press, Mary ustich, Adrienne Mikolajczak, Geraldine Szafranski, Phyllis Lukasik, Elaine Fischer, Velma Kruzeck, Grace Letourneau, Carol O'Connor, Patricia Adamson, Marcy Bober, Dorothy Toczek, Alice Sherman. Iean Huenniger, Patricia Bober, Anna Titorenko, Shirley Kingsbury, Ioan Koabel, Frances Konstanty, Rita Gee, Mary Mazur, Iune Wassel, Norma Steinberg, Ruth Zahn, Irene Mylles, Donna Mulvihill, Sharon Stubbe, Patricia Graf. Lucille Iagodzinski, Margaret Wamsley, Marie Godlewska, Ruth Chipchase, Marcia Bovee, Adele Utnik, Rosemary Golebiewski, Ethel Kalman, Irene Milak, Irene Ielics, Mary Ann Popovich, Betty Ielics, Dorothy Dahmer, Ioan Derner, Audrey Barrett. Delphine Tomicki, Mary Ann Kania, Eleanor Cieckai3Ceclia Preston, Rita Wawzenczak, Ioan Grabowski, Sally Slazyk, Shirley Christer, Kathryn egley, Ruth Harding, Nancy Daniels, Mary Gushue, Carol Lux, Doris Burnett. Miss Wittlief, Mary Iane Collins, Bettie Mordeno, Margaret O'Connor, Betty Balazs, Ioan Haney, Geraldine Brylinski, Dianne Goulding, Clara Ranstatler, Ioan Wooley, Lucy Clark, Gwen Bresee, Helen Szczykutowlcz, Ioan Kelly, Patricia Clark. Betty Smith Virginia Montante, Mary Lou Thuman, Dorothy Saemens, Florence Teribury, Laura Chojnacka, Mary Iordan, Veronica Kostempska, Dolores Booth, Ioyce Hovey, Mable Orazi, Marjorie Krayski, Doris Abbott, Alberta Anderson, Patricia Czaja. SUPHUMUHE GIRLS 47 Row 1. Loretta Tramontanat, Marilyn Barnes, Helen Blair, Joan Zeller, Joan Lang, Georgina Andrews, Angelita Jolmson, Charlotte Desrosiers, Ruth Stevens, Shirley Mitchell, Delores Lazik, Dorothy Giza, Jean Hnatyls, Dorothy Zielinski. Row 2. Joan Vari, Marilyn Sasse, Judith Nissenson, Barbara Jachirniak, Ruth Westphal, Helen Brill, Barbara Boivin, Margorie Conboy, Patricia Cowie, Marjorie Decker, Janet Schwartz, Joan Sapuder, Joanne Manley, Carol Siskar. Row 3. Jane Florek, Joan Hardy, Joyce Kindron, Glenda Anderson, Janet Sugg, Joyce McNultz, Natalie - Kumiega, Grace Betz, Lois LeVea, Elizabeth Nagy, Harriet Metropolis, Kalliope Contras, Jean Stanley, Patricia Bennett. Row 4. Evelyn Szoka, ,Francis DiCa.rlo, Carol Churchill, Joyce Rellinger, Janet Devine, Anna Dropek, Rue? Gallagher, Janice Garner, Cecelia Carlotta, Dorothy Cartwright, Joy Goff, Nettie Wood, Mary ac ean. Row 5. Shirley Graf, Betty Clark, Dora Dille, Shirley Koch, Shirley Dahmer, Betty Dickenson, Joanne Mosolf, Patricia -Lucas, Ethel Kovacs, Hedy Siatkowski, Joan Taylor, Joyce Gilbert. Row 6. Annette Bonesky, Miss Engel, Lula Gurba, Patricia Parwalski, Gloria Crepez, .Miss Sarbaugh, Bergeta Kallen, Ailene Lindenfels, Patricia MacKinnon, Miss O'Reilly. FHESHMA GIRLS .OOM 329 is the Freshman girls' homeroom, under the supervision of Miss Elliott. It has two annex rooms, 331 and 341. ' .These rooms led the entire school in the sale of tickets for the night football game which took place in C1v1c.Stadium, November 27, 1948. The Freshman girls walked off with contest-honors, the ggarize being a beautiful picture. Room 329 also went over the top in Activity ticket sales, selling over 100 . Ri Withi this for a start, the girls in the class of 1952 look forward to many happy and successful days at versi e. 48 Bowl Row 2. Row 3. ROW4 Row 5. Row 6. Row 7. Shirley Loretta, Elaine Abbott, Sandra Van Tuyl, Jane Wiatrowska, Patricia Olak, Patricia Odrzy- Wolski, Geralane Paszek, Norma Gerwitz, Karen Jensen, Patricia Struck, Eva Marr, Joanne . Arnann, Rita Poczkalski, Geraldine Paczkalski. Jane McGuire, Nancy Gerspach, Phyllis Montgomery, Myrna Miller, Medlyn Conyers, Claudia Schmauss, Jane Burdick, Anna May Wach, Emily Glogowiski, Ethel Forsyth, Jane Michniak, Dolores Hoch, Patricia Kern, Natalie Klimczak, Mary Szuflinski. Gail Harris, Carol Nightingale, Anna Watz, Thelma Fleming, Marlene Ricsz, Catherine Papadakis, Mary Ann Esene, Doris Joyes, Valerie Bak, Mary Clancy, Lucille Panek, Mary Mack, Loretta Peckey, Dorothy Zimuda. Mary Ann Farrell, Betty Goodremote, Theresa Mikulec, Marcia Szatlarski, Joan Haley, Helen Ray- mond, Kathleen Kalarovich, Gladys Dombrowski, Maryann Rupprecht, Jean Remus, Marjorie Rhodehouse, Louise Moser, Ruth Penska, Miss Elliott. Dolores Barton, Frances Wiglusz, Dorothy Morrish, Roberta Doubroogh, Loraine Dowell, Norma Schoenn, Mary Ann Fichtl, Helen Bogdan, Janice Watson, Rita Gutt, Marya.nne Diebler, Joanne Hiam, Eleanor Dombrowski. Donna Peterson Jacqueline Graham, Mary Lou Schmit, Margaret Mix, Yvonne Talcott Dolores Szczypkowski, Eunice Faulkner, Audrey Booker, Lucy Cain, Jean McGa.ffin, Marjaret Lawless, Marilyn Maier, Millicent Gibas, Carol Hengel, Elaine Weaver, Sally Johnson. Marilynn Fritz, Lois Parsons, Theresa Prentka, Patricia Zoch, Norma Ferioli, Winona. Smith, glizaillneth Krall, Janet Frick, Catherine Broham, June Anderson, Dorothy Babinsky, Beverly ran e. PHESHMA GIRLS Row l. Charles Swanecamp, James Comboy, Frank Stanko, David Williams, Robert Monette, Paul Cart- wright, Gerald Kipp, Thaddeus Sidorski, Richard Sampson, Roger Clucky, Eugene Militello, Terry Kimber, Eugene Forzek. Row 2. Edward Militello, Evan McDonald, Herbert Fellenworth, James I-lambruch, Ronald Kubanik, Paul McKee, Donald Denk, Edward Wacienga, William Adams, Gerald Nolan, Edward Domagola, Ronald Norman, Wilber Daniel, John Sadkowski. Row 3. Robert Osika, Walter Zamara, Gerald Ruhl, Ronald McCready, Fabian Kowalski, Richard Horton, gl'ton3.ldN Burt, George McCurdy, Eugene Pilot, Donald Michaels, Alex Hazelton, Robert Horvath, re agner. Row 4. William McCarthy, James Hicken, Raymond Wilson, Ernest Fidler, Jack Sadowski, Thomas Macruga, Frank Zimmer, George llnle, Gerald Thomas, Thomas Johnson, Robert Travillian, John Brankacz, William Pajak, Peter Turner. . Row 5. Richard Sigg, George Gutlovics, John McEntee, Edward McEntee, Edward Morrison, James Wagner, Leon Sentiif, Roger Kenyon, Scott Palmer, Ronald Lynch, James Englehart, Paul Dambrowski, Ronald Isaacs. Row 6. Jordan Irving, Paul McLaren, Raymond Damin, Owen Bowers, Emil Novak, Alvin Smith, Victor Ilgataz, James McKendrick, Louis Gonyia, Ronald Bolander, Kenneth Beam, Richard Markott, Ronald u ani . Row 7. Richard Farkas, Richard Stilwell, Fred Czernijewrki, William Horesh, Wayne Lemoine, ,Timothy Ryan, Daniel Redden, Richard Ray, Miss Kenney. Row 8. William Schaffer, Vincent Maranyi, Eugene Bajak, Ronald Powlinski, Alfred Gushue, John Allen. FHESHMAN BUYS S Freshmen we entered Riverside, looking forward to the years we will spend here. Many of the boys in Room 279 immediately took part in athletic activities. The intramural football league was led by William Schaffer's team. The intramural cross country race was won by Evan McDonald. Edward Morrison made a clean sweep of the swimming meet, winning the back stroke, breast 'stroke and free style. We also had an intramural basketball league which finished with Fredrick Czeriejewskfs team in first. All of the boys who particpated in any Freshman athletic activity received awards. , 50 ...l W Qfiffkm ' . K K A 151112792 f K ' ' ? 5 tg' g - 1: .g '..zs.s. grew ' fr. , , ffzmfe w - x was - . . ,:.., T.. .M.. f,- ':-..-,Q,g.f,...Qff...:!5?'I' 1. . .. M- ...Qi 'C' EiiiifftfiQ.fmf71 ,,i.1t...' , 5 . V. ...,. I ...sm W WfggsS:?,::t .f t G.?i. w g. f .. , 1 . . 3 sis fail Y E' f Alfa., I ZW 'Sf l'?'f fit W? QM rwgiifkbri-f ,lx ew? UW adm ,A MSWK WVWHK ' fha YL g?Mt.mw,,'a fm N , .331 ,tmtgy Nt, 1. ...LW . .416 .1 we 4.51 4 11.5 . 'W 'fg. wil .1 QM 1 Shi ,J ig ,t ' 5,,,s,.s Pg? . S., 11? 4 ,Q A ffxiwi 53 as fs 339 f., 6 N Q gm? 4 e W5 '2 . ' A 1 1 1 A .Mk M A V, Q may . mf.: . ,Q f .fy . Y ff.'EQfii2zVivg: 1' ff fi 1. Office Practice Class 2. Mr. Spear and the twins 3. Football Assembly 4. Coach and I-lolmskog 5. 'Riverside parades 6. Ted Boron 5 f ' time 4 Si 'ga E ,336 ,Z ,,,. . ,t -4 in K , 8 eg, QQ g. gl ' . M :Q J. , to , '.: :5j, .5 3 ' 983 L QQ 5 zsltiagfz QQ3193 T35:'XQ?2 :gf .55 at QQWSQW 1 is x P' QM f SP7 , . , 5 ff, 3 R 1 iq :Fx '7. Basketball game 8. Boys' Letter Day 9. Mr. Spltzer 10. Shop Class 11. Parent Teachers Meetmg 12. Christmas Party fi ANY concepts, valuable to successful and happy group living, are acquired from our school activities. We plan and work together democratically. We gain experi- ence in leadership. We gain social poise and learn to utilize our leisure time. Thus our school activities become a proving ground for our future participation in the social life of our community. Jig if! QE MD' Ellpqzf-M Row l. Michaeleen Kolasa, Renee Powalski, Miss Snell, Shirley Weber, Betty Schiketanz. Row 2. Gladys Campbell, Teresa Iagodzinski, Ioan Kranz, Irene Busse, lean Spaiford, Nancy Rumbarger GIRLS' EUU EIL HE Girls' Small Council has completed its lOth year of student government, under the competent supervision of Miss Snell, our friend and advisor. At the. advent of another year we introduced ourselves to the student body at our assembly program in October. Each member explained her duties and responsibilities and asked for continued cooperation. During the few months of 1948 we have been successful m selling pencils, football pins, geaniens and many other articles. With the money we gained a Valentine party for the Large ounci . Many of our activities included outside interests. The council members attended a tour of the Good Will Industries early in the year. In January a reunion dinner was held at Leon- ardo's Restaurant for the members of last year's Council. We should like to express our gratitude to the faculty and to the student body for assist- ing us in carrying out our duties. We sincerely hope that our efforts have made R.iverside's government a stronger and more efficient one. 54 Row l. Donald Zimmerman, Norman I-lolmskog, Carl Ivancic. Row 2. Jerome Kirsch, Clair Stevens, Wendell McCready, Fred Hoehn Robert Lazarus. BUYS' ITIUNFYH. 1 HE Boys' inner- Council, under the capable guidance of Mr. Arthur Dovsmes, successfully Jnsti tuted democratic principles within the student body of Riverside High School. u The ninth year of its existence began with a boys' assembly, at which the members of the Coun c1l were introduced and their duties explained. The most successful venture this year was the sale of school pencils with the year's basketball schedule printed on them. It is hoped that future Councils will endeavor to carry on those objectives for which the organi zation was founded. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chairman of Monitors Historian Chairman of Fire Drills 55 Carl Ivancic Jerome Kirsch Donald Zimmerman Wendell McCready Clair Stevens Norman Holmskog Robert Lazarus STUDENT ITUUNITH 56 BHUADE STI G ST FF Standing: Row 1. Alan Thompson, Alberta Dela mater, Helen Speers, Dorothy Garstka, Carol Graap, W. A Jack Barnes, Miss Zeh. Row 2. Albert Tesluk, Alin Kirsch, Albert Morrish, D. Bruce Gilbert, Florence Fichtl, Donald Silverberg. Seated: Richard Beningo, Jeanne Cameron. TATION R. H. S. has perhaps the smallest broadcasting time of any station, but its daily .newscasts are most important to the students of Riverside. This is one of the most essential operations in the school since it saves precious time in the announcement of school activities. Everything from club news to radio skits are heard over our Station R. H. S. Announcers on the staff were selected by elimination in the fall of the year. They are: jack Barnes, Jeanne Cameron, Florence Fichtl, Dorothy Garstka, Bruce Gilbert, Carol Graap, Helen Speers, and Albert Tesluk, and Alberta Delemater. The technicians are aLl important in the operation of any station and so it is with our two outstanding engineers, Richard Beningo and Alan Kirch. We have been very fortunate this past year, i.n obtaining the services of such an excellent director and advisor as Miss Ruth Zeh. ST GE CREW Row l. Alan Thompson, Allan Lesser, Albert Morrish. Row 2. Val lhle, James Roessler, Richard Peck. R. Johnson supervises Riverside's small group of boys, the stage crew. Some of their duties con- sist of managing the equipment in the projection booth, regulating auditorium and stage lights, control- ling the output of the microphones and building and arranging scenery. To them we extend our deep gratitude for their services. 57 Trumpets. Doris Abbott, Shirley Aschauer, Mary Collins, Thomas Goodwin, Fred Goscicki, Shirley Graf, Jacquelin Graham, Robert Jackson, Doris Joyes, Edward Kimber, William Knight, Irmgard Lindenfels, Vincent Muranyi, Richard Nowak, Tony Penska, Nicholas Reisz, Delphine Tornicki, Peter Turner, Donald Zimmerman. Clarinets. Gary Barr, Marilyrme Chipkar, James Cummins, Patricia Donhauser, Sam Falzone, Greta Gerwitz, Patricia Graf, Edward Keinz, Donald I-Iorning, Arnold Johnson, Mary Ann Kania, Annabelle Kish, Hildegard Lindenfels, Maxine Markowska., Myrna Miller, Roy Mitchell, Claudia Raux, Marie Sciandra, Laura Sikes, Thomas Stevens, Sandra VanTuyl, Ruth Zahn. Saxophones. Martin Brennan, Phyllis Montgomery, Judith Nissenson, Julia Poliachik, Norvyn Souter, John Szczypkowski. Flutes. Lucille Jagodzinski, Mildred Muff, Jane O'Connor. Baritones. William Cravatta, Frank Kolnacki, Carl Toth. French Horn. ?tephen Czarnecki, Franklin Frost, Rita Gee, Marion Group, Orvin Klopp, Ann Nagle, oseph Zon. Tubas. Willard Bamburg, Robert Brock, John Gutlovics, Richard Sugg. Trombones. Robert Dotter, Norman Holmskog, Robert Hoover. I Drums. John Allen, Charlotte Bearrs, Robert Gerst, Alfred Gushue, Gerald Nolan, Allan Schwinn. AN IVERSIDEPS justly famous band has added another year of outstanding service to the school. Without our band's spirited performance at every football game, Riverside students would be un- able to reach that high pitch of enthusiasm needed to cheer our players on to victory. Yes, our band and its director, Mr. I-lull, really merit a vote of thanks for its splendid work.. 58 Violins. Elaine Abbott, Gladys Campbell, Shirley Dahmer, Norman I-Iolmskog, Shirley Kramer, Joan Kranz, Lois LeVea, Carol Lux, Ethel Marchant, Janet McAllister, Julia Poliachik, Janet Sugg, Shirley Weber. ' Saxophones. Martin Brennan, Phyllis Montgomery, Norvyn Souter, John Szozypkowski. Clarinets. Gary Barr, Marilynne Chipkar, Patricia Donhauser, Sam Falzone, Greta Gerwitz, Patricia Graf, Edward Heinz, I-Iildegard Lindenfels, Myrna Miller, Roy Mitchell, Judith Nissenson, Claudia Raux, Marie Sciandra, Thomas Stevens, Sandra Van Tuyl. Flutes. Lucille Jagodzinski, Mildred Muff, Jane C'Connor. Piano. Dorothy Dahmer, Annabelle Kish. Trumpets. Shirley Aschauer, Thomas Goodwin, Fred Goscicki, Shirley Graf, Jacquelin Graham, Robert Jackson, Frank Kolnacki, Edward Kimber, Irmgard Lindenfels, Vincent Muranyi, Richard Nowak, Nicholas Reisz, Peter Turner, Donald Zimmerman. Trombones. Robert Dotter, Robert Hoover, Robert Raux. Drums. John Allen, Charlotte Bearrs, Robert Gerst, Alfred Gushue, Gerald Nolan, Allan Schwinn. French Horn. Stephen Czarnecki, Franklin Frost, Rita Gee, Marion Group, Orvin Klopp, Ann Nagle, Joseph Zon. Baritone. Carl Toth. Tubas. Willard Bamburg, Robert Brock, John Gutlovics, Richard Sugg. Base Viol. Jacquelyn Jones. UHEHESTH . NDER the competent direction of Mr. Hull, our orchestra has furnished the student body with much musical enjoyment. It has displayed its versatility by presenting musical selections for every occasion. Riverside is proud of its orchestra and is grateful to Mr. Hull for his ex- cellent leadership. 59 SHIPPEH EUITUHI L ST FF Editor ......... . Associate Editors . . . Reporters ....... . Typists. .. . . Patrons.......... Class Representatives . Photographers ...... Faculty Advisors . . . . .............,...............4............IuanitaCorrigall Caroline Abbott, Renee Powalski, Michaleen Kolasa, Teresa Iagodzinski. Gladys Campbell, Jeanne Cameron, Marilynne Chipkar, Dolores Wolynska, Ann .Nagle, Maxine Marks, Florence Urbaniak, Ioan Kranz, Shirley Weber, John Mroczkowski, Gerald Kostusiak, Albert lhle, John Tremor, Norman Holmskog, 'Albert Tesluk, John Rollinson, Dorothy Garstka, Della Katolik, Patricia Ciesiel- ski. Donna Kocsy, Jean Burdick, Dorothy Kelly, Ruth Friedrick, June Hudson, Henri- etta Walgate, Estelle Bielicki, Marion Group, Eleanore Ciesielka, Irene Char- lap, Jeanne Murphy, Audrey Brayman, Helen Konarzewska, Evelyn Cmor. Harriet Farrell. Bernice Clark, John Pajak, Margaret Wamsley, Daniel Platek, Nancy Gerspach, Thomas Maczuga. A Mr. Schmidle, Mr. Lewis Miller, Norman Fry. Miss Mary Connery, Mr. Arthur Downes, Miss Annalouise Foss, Mr. Ray Hel- enbrook, Mr. Lloyd Miller, Mr. Renzo Renzoni, Miss Mary Sarbaugh, Miss Alene Snell, Miss Ruth Zeh. 60 SHIPPEH ADVEHTISI E STAFF Skipper Salesman - Sallie Amann, Donna Kocsy, Mary Arm Eberle, Mary Glor, Jacquelyn Jones, Dolores Wolynska, Maxine Marks, Henrietta Walgate, Florence Urbaniak, Irene Rybczynski, Shirley Kean, Teresa Sadkowska, Betty Kish, Dorothg Zawiski, Carol Balthasar, Jeanne Minor, Phyllis Gellart, Julia Nemeth, Jeanne ameron, Patricia Ciesielski, Richard Gerspach, Norman Fry, David Haughey, Thaddeus Paj ak, Norman Holmskog, Kenneth Bermel, Jerome Hooven, Carl Ivancic, Donald Shoemaker. Captains - Eleanor Qiesielska, Joan Kranz, Albert Tesluk, Donald' Silverburg. 61 L...........,,, SHIPPEH BUSINESS ST FF Business Manager. . Advertising Manager Advertising Salesman Bruce Gilbert .............................................CliffordCooke Gladys Campbell, Henry Dembski, Shirley Chrysler, Donna Connor, Caroline Ab- bott, Nicholas Ratz, Carol Bradley, Dorothy Zrnuda, Alice Simon, James Hayter, Peggy Mandell, Florence Slazyk, Marion Korsh, Elaine Cline, Vivian Ailinger, Audrey Barrett, Tvia Fish, Vernon Hans, Victor Ratz, Rose Wojciechowska, Gladys Dombrows ', Julia Nemeth, Karline Davis, Audrey Brost, Eleanor Kzacki, Margaret Wamsley, Lawrence Van Driest, Jerry Manhart, Michaeleen Kolasa, Bill Knight, Ann Cash, Karen Jensen, Alberta Delamater, Shirley Armitage, Mary Ann Farrell, Rola Webb, Patricia Strunk, Joanne Hiam, Natalie Plewniak, Patricia Zoch, Irene Charlap, Shirley Burlou, Marion Group, Doris Goyes, Annabelle Kish, Dorothy Szymanska, Ellen rawzyk, Joanne Amann, Ruth O'Donnell, Emily Glog- owski, Clifford Cooke, Mary Ann Metzger, Barbara Wolcott, Carol Graap, Rose Marie Cannarozzo, Richard Massey, Francis Forsyth, George Herrick, Mary Kania, Ruth Penksa, Veronica Wojcik, Norma King, Mary Stryczek, Steve Toth, Diane Sabrvcinska, Sylvia Grys, Raymond Sigurlson, Beverly Franke, Grace Leteurneau, Helen Dwornak, Carolyn Gates, Ann Nies, E. Kolman, Nancy Korsh, Mary Lou Schrnit, Patricia Fell, Leona Kleinman, Dorothy Kelly, F. Szaho, C. Herigh, Elvira Fish, Florence Urbaniak, Bernice Pecky, Laura Aplebacher, Winona Smith, Marg Mack, Marg Ann Rupprecht, Richard Hames, Marilynn Fritz, Mary Swanckamp, olores Hem ert, Renee Powalski, Jean Spafford, Carol Hale, Dorothy Smith, Dolores Tursan, Bryon Woomer, Henry Massing, John Rollinson, Haggard Cook, Norvyn Souter, Donald Drake, June Hudson, Sylvia Deppa, Elaine tt. 62 Row l. Della Katolik, Jessie Dingman, Kathleen McRobb, Natalie Plewniak, Constance Wellence, Jeanne garrierogzi, Miss Rose, Florence Urbaniak, Dolores Kobza, Marylin Booker, Estelle Bielicki, ve yn mor. Row 2. Ann Cash, Shirley Burlou, Elvira Fish, Mildred Glor, Barbara Gurba, Shirley Baker, Ethel Marchanti' Shirley Kramer, Juanita Corrigall, Marion Group, Eleanore Jacobs, Kathleen Fawcett, Patricia ell. Row 3. John Pajak, John Rollo, Mary Glor, Michaeleen Kolasa, Dolores Wolynska, Renee Powalski, Audrey Brost, Irene Busse, Eleanore Ciesielska, Hildegard Lindenfels, Irmgard Lindenfels, Evan McDonald, Albert Tesluk. LIGHTHUUSE ST FF LTI-IOUC-H The Lighthouse has been a school newspaper for several years, it has formerly been the project of a small group of students. During the months of the year which we spend in school, The Lighthouse keeps us in- formed about various events, activities, and people in whom We are interested. lt is the duty of publicaation to be well informed on current events in school and to pass this information on o e rea er. Our capable and hard working staff deserves credit for its efforts. 63 Row 1. Gladys Blair, Dolores Foustner, Dolores Kobza, Constance Wellence, Mary Ocskay, Evelyn Cmor, Estelle.Bielicki, Marion Group, Anna Mae Bermel, Mary Ann Metzger. Row Z. Ester Behrman, Ann Cash, Eleanore Ciesielska, Irmgard Lindenfels, David Haughey, I-Iildegard Lindenfels, Irene Busse, Ruth Friedrich, Evelyn Zacharias. COMMERCE CL B v . HIS year the Commerce Club under the eiicient leadership of Evelyn Cmor has enjoyed a high degree of success. Upon the departure of Stewart Jester, our former president, to join the U. S. Navy, Evelyn assumed his duties as director of our organization. The most successful social function of the year was the skating party which was held at the Arena Roller Rink on December 30. According to our custom, on Senior Dai, the club will present a pin to the senior in the organization who has contributed most to e club and the school. OFFICERS President Evelyn Cmor Secretary Estelle Bielicki Treasurer David Haughey 64 I...........- Row 1. lgeillee Powalski, Patricia Daniels, Dorothy Garstka, Ioan Robb, Ethel Large, Norma Ganter, Betty c 'ketanz. Row 2. Ann Nies, Jean Glennie, Norma Patricia Sontag, Barbara Siedlecki, Geraldine Manhart, Marion Korsh, Wanda Racz., Nancy umbarger, Eva Kozma, Ianet McAllister, Marilyn Groat. Row 3. Kathleen Fawcett, Laura Aepelbacher, Hildegard Lindenfels, lrmgard Lindenfels, Mary Vaday, Carole McDougall, Norma Young, Jean Burdick, Ioan Szymanski, Iacquelyn jones, Dolores TBI-Y HE project of Tri-Y this year Was sending packages of cookies, cigarettes, and magazines to the Veterans' Hospital. Our Club has enjoyed many activities including an all-sports night held at the Delaware Y. M. C. A., where our meetings are conducted. Wolynska, Margaret Babinsky. Wanda Racz represented us at the annual Albany Assembly. Patricia Daniels and Wanda Racz were the representatives at the area council meetings. Miss Patricia Stone has been our new advisor. We considered this a very enjoyable and successfulfyear for Tri-Y. OFFICERS President Ioan Robb Vice-President Dorothy Garstka Secretary Ethel Large Treasurer Patricia Daniels Corresponding Secretary Norma Ganter Renee Powalski Betty Schiketanz Nancg Rumbarger Jean urdick Sergeant at Arms Chaplain Food Chairman Program Chairman 65 Row 1. Wendell McCready, Tony Diquilio, Randall States, Thomas Goodwin, Jack Strohmeier, Val llile, Norman Holmskog, Clair Stevens. Row 2. George Hambruch, Gary Adams, Gerald McGuire, Jerome Hooven, Albert llile, Charles Millidge, Robert Roessler, Carl Ivancic, John Faturos, Robert Wiseman, Elmer Westphal. Row 3. Robert Klepser, Melvin Lobbett, John Rollinson, Donald Zimmerman, 'Jack Burns, Fidelis gomaratta, James Davoli, David Haughey, John Tremor, Clifford Cooke, Albert Tesluk, Harold enman. HI-Y NOTHER year of activity for the Riverside Hi-Y Club of the North Delaware Y. M. C. A. as been completed. The Junior and Senior boys of the organization have met every Thursday evening. Among our many social activities We enjoyed dances, joint meetings and hayrides. We sent delegates to conventions and conferences dedicated to the purpose of educating us to become better leaders and followers in our government. Our leaders, Mr. Schmidle and Mr. Howard 'have helped make the season a most successful one. 1 OFFICERS i President Randall States Vice-President Thomas Goodwin Secretary Jack Strohmeier Treasurer Val Ihle Chaplain Norman Holmskog Sergeant at Arms Phil Commaratta Albany Hi-Y Assembly Randall States 66 Row 1. Joanne Sampson, Kathleen McRobb, Shirley Burlou, Carol Davoli, Lois White, Caroline Abbott, Norma Stevens, Lois Tremor, Patricia Adamson, Carol Bradiey, Rola Webb. . Row 2. Shirley Kramer, Mary Stryczek, Margaret Wamsley, Ioan Koabel, Marie Sasola, Shirley Baker, Theresa Sadkowski, Delphine Tomicki, Anne Titorenko, Shirley Kingsbury. Row 3. Ethel Marchant, Audrey Hilts, Elaine Fischer, Mary Anne Swanekamp, Audrey l3rost, Maureen Ferris, June Wassel, Barbara Chip, Maryann Kania, Elaine Gillies, Dolores Brigante. Y-TEE UPERVISED bg Miss Marie Edwards, and with the help of the Kenmore and Downtown Y. W. C. A., the Y-Teen lub of Riverside has had a very active and enjoyable year. During 1948-49,this club has had Get Acquainted Dances, Square dances, and parties with Hi-Y Groups from several vocational high schools. The interclub members have had many opportunities to meet members from-other western New York schools. In future years the Y-Teens anticipate a large enrollment, which will follow the established principles of friendship, courtesy, and unity. OFFICERS President Caroline Abbott Vice-President Elaine Gillies Secretary Theresa Sadkowski Sergeant-at-Arms Shirley Baker Interclub Representatives Carol Bradley Rola Webb 67 Ruth Kittinger Coons, Vice-Presidentg Jack Doran, Treasurerg Marie Dolan, Re cording Sec.g Thelma Webster Murphy, Historiang Fred Smith, Presidentg Penelope Banas Smith, Cor. Sec. INCE the organization of the Riverside Alumni last year, it has been very active. A 325 War Bond was presented by the Alumni to Stephen Pawlik at the 1948 Commencement for the best essay on How . the Alumni Can Best Aid Riverside. On January 8 1949, a gala dance was given at Kleinhans' Music Hall, which was attended by more than one thousand members of the Alumni. THE COMMITTEE ENIOYING THE DANCE GRAND MARCH MORE GRAND MARCH 68 PW l Qilz?'??45 m Q9 I ' WQSWW W 1 fjffff-'vff i W' Q, 1 71.22 ..,..,,,i1.:1.,1.fg3f...,i,W.,wi1,k-.,,M , lib fr. vwgg V- . :V :B V5 . , l,,,g-wgigfgiiiret.,, V-f'e2f'3.1,,K..., , . ,.4,z2swt,,,zf31x.-- - -- 5 , , X so -awe. f K Y . . ,.-. N. , -M2 5 Q fgjgsgzgffgjw., . - iii Qs:s.B:.ew-,ff rf.. A , A 1 - wzgg 1 , , ' A A A ' ,Q Eg., st wg- ,,,' 'Wei rw Qi w5v.Wiig3rir e, xg, 14 ,.:J, W. f Wm, vi 1 ,. x'l',f.K' of -- A :if 'l fr f xg! n ' . X.,,. ,. . sm, fQ'we.1fffMe.3r.2 a m at .1 Xgref A Stiff 'Hin 3. :mf ' 15 W. . ,.,x i .., wzwnfrsf-. m.. ' .T-ff f Sgzwfifsiafif I W . ' A 5 mfGM?z32Z'i4ff.eiVfs4'gi1itSl2if fgjj IVERSIDE adds another gold star to its service flag in honoring the memory of one of its former students, - jikgiffivflli-53 A P. F. C. Joseph J. Juda, who was killed in action in 3 'TL i if 1+ 85291555 g. -t E .-:'a,i!5iQ5? ' ,ff J.Y-,f,gf'g53'sszfff3,.i'i-wfifcfiimi1,1ig'2 Belgium, 1211113-TY 1, 1945. ,. . l,: n,nn .fn, . M1 - 1 ,sm-:re f- V A A ' 'M' -. ry, . Wm , 31.1 1. V JK ,gfyfe -wget Q, . .,,. , ,, ,M , W n , ., Wagga J X' W J W1 if Q , ,if M 1 fwiaeiel .Q N . Wgfqw' W.. 'gf f 5 W' ,. 2114 M S H' U fs u . vt ' .. . x ,I WV' 4 'Q .,,, e 2 X54 . ELM ? Y. wg, s 1 53. 7 N-r N N A. L4 e 'ff if .552 V Q1 . ine., A A X Q: . K ef. .. i in 1113?-f..:fi1 at 2. f fs : . - M Qma.. W Wi z Q-1.. gi ' jgifyti , ga -V V K xl.-gig A .v mffl Jax , -.x,:: - Qlwitff ' , ' .Fifi ' 1 f SNXQ5 ,', ,f1E ': .1fi1+'1fi '1i- if s CLARENCE L. LANICH, IR, Secretary to the Mayor i 1,12 gi: - .- L aging Vw. 5, f Q , egg W ' . Q Q i . Z , f f U a . , Y .-:xw,-Q-4s,f N ,, ,, if as q w, H I R t. ginger, ggqyf .S f ' fe 5 5 5 ze,4,:: ' .- 1- ,sf Wg W Lf5?yfw,. FEET' H ' I N-W of Wag-,,..g4..f.fvrwfl, 'A' ff .gg u ,Y !i5ff.4::?' :H-1:1r.f1S.L,1fiv,w..weg3gffs5f.p..'2ftimers? ,5fff m ffs111f. 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NIEIVLER Assistant District Attorney JOHN R. STIEGMAN Assistant Coach, Princeton GEORGE I. TRIIVLPER Champion Speedboat Driver 69 DANIEL STIEGMAN Co-Captain, N. Carolina HYSICAL growth, as well as mental, is important in the development of a well- integrated individual. Athletics gives one the opportunity both of building a strong body and of learning a sense of fair play and sportsmanship. These qualities are important to the happy adjustment of the individual to the World in which he lives. TTT 1 - gil, I I FWERSID 1 Hz ! '54 fQ . 'L '3f fmipgx? U W 3 EY AKER Row l. iGroat, Ioan Fischer, Wanda Kasprzak, Patricia Dwornik, Lois Wright, Barbara Row 2. Iames Hoppel, Iohn Rollinson, Fred Lyon. EHEEH LE HERE GAIN this year, our capable cheerleaders led Riverside's student body in assembly and grandstand. From a large number of tryouts, our squad was finally reduced to Captain Ioan Fischer, Co-captain Jack Rollinson and Fred Lyon. New Spark plugs include Pat Dwornik, Barbara Siedlecki, Marilyn Groat, Lois Wright, Wanda Kasprzyk, and James Hoppel. With a rousing send-off at the football rally, they continued cheering our teams at every game. We all appreciate the efforts of our cheerleaders, and wish to express our thanks. '72 I , 1 Row l. Stephen Virostko, Harold Denman, Marvin Conyers, Robert Gerst, Mr. McColga.n, Earl Gildner, Harvey Booker, Sam Falzone, Edward Skoney. Row 2. William Knight, Carl Ivancic, John Byrne, Steve Krall, Norman Holmskog, James Clark, Randall States, Charles Williams. BASEB LL est baseball seasons of its history. Our team is well trained a.nd has had plenty of experience with such veterans as Earl Gildner and Steve Krall on the mound as pitchers, and catcher Norman I-Iolmskog to complete the battery. With such all-around ability we should look forward to capturing the Cornell Cup, awarded for baseball supremacy. '73 IV'ERSlIDE'S 49'ers expect one of the great- Row l. Stanley Wawrzywiec, Randall States, George Hambruch, James Roessler, Steve Krall, Jack Byrne, Mr. Spitzer. Row 2. Carl Ivancic, Robert Klepser, Charles Millidge, Raymond Jones, Norman Holmskog, James Clark, Donald Zimmerman. B SHETB LL S year Riverside boasts a mighty quintet. After several weeks of directing practice, Coach Carl Spitzer brought forth a great combination. Its king pins are Norman I-Iolmskog and Charles Millidge as forwards, Ray Jones, captain of the team as center, and Jim Clark and Donald Zim- merman at guard positions. After three losses at the start of the season, the Riverside Five won a thrilling victory over Lafayette to the tune of 49 to 48. Norman Holm- skog was top scorer with 22 points. We forecast many great victories for the boysin this year's Yale Cup competition. 74 Row 1. Edward Militello, Donald Denk, Fred Wagner, John Sadkowski, William Adams. Row 2. Alexander Hazelton, James I-Iambruch, Victor Kovachi, John Mueller, Robert Osika, Evan McDonald. Row 3. Vincent Dowell Wayne Nolan, George Ihle, George Gutlovics, Clifford Cooke, Robert Wier, Warner Martin, George Herrick. Row 4. James Wagner, John Gutlovics, Robert Klepser, John Rollinson, Coach Carl Spitzer, David Haughey, George Stephan, John Davies. 133055 EUUNTHY EAD by Coach Spitzer, our Cross Country team made a fine showing in last fall's meets. Finishing fifth in the final team standings, River- side's star was John Rollinson. Upon finishing first in the all high meet of the academic high schools of Buffalo, John was declared cross country champion. The first five over the finish line for Riverside were: All-High Captain, John ' Rollinson, lst, Robert Klepser-llthg Wayne Nolan -32ndg Warner Martin 46th, and Vincent Dowell - 59th. The boys deserve a vote of thanks for their excellent showing. 75 Row 1. Clair Stevens, Robert Hoover, William Jerome, Val Ihle, William McCready, Gordon Wetzen, Francis Lush. Row 2. Richard Miller, Stanley Kozina, James Lumadue, George Bilkey, Anthony DiQuilio, Randall States, Donald Miller, Thaddeus Pajak. Row 3. Gerald Martin, Lloyd Cassidy, Elmer Westphal, Robert Poliachik, Daniel Platek, Richard Farkas, Edward Nowak. Row 4. 3I'hhe1odore Boron, Jack Strohmeier, Donald Zimmerman, Thaddeus Truty, Charles Click, Thomas o son. Row 5. Bernard Lillis, Norman Holmskog, Albert Bile, Richard Cook, Stephen Krall, Leo Wachala, William Collins. Row 6. John Grunzweig, John Smaldino, Paul Perry, James Clark, James Roessler, Fidelis Comaratta, Robert Mager. Row 7. Thomas Goodwin, Coach William McColga.n, Thomas Bryce, Paul McLaren. PUUTB!-XLL J JJJ ..d.. ss . -. E 1949 Football Season will never be forgotten- .,-. Park '7-O. The following game was a 6-6 tie with Crover Cleveland. We scored a 7-O win over Hutch- , V,.y lnson to emerge as the champions of League I. i J lltlt H- .. ,S fl' . - - - -:-. .,, TnerneS1Vn1S.oeY We OPPO Sed Kensmgfon- We .1-- 'i J outplayed the Knights in the first half but lack of re- 2. f sa w ..,-.- .-., - f - t. -,wi v -n i .. . ' . --l . .. ' Servo turned the tlde 3-nd Ken Went on to WJ-n 2'7'0' ..,. H 1o,... r' - - f .,..., Captain Wachala was selected All High Tackle, , and on the second All High team, Norm Holmskog was chosen as Center and Ted Boron as Halfback. End J PaU1.Pe1'fY and Guard me We re Elven nonoreole rnenrlon- '76 Y Row 1. Iohn Sadkowski, Harold Arndt, Thomas Stevens, Charles Williams, Robert Roth, Richard Young, David Rife, Richard Horton, Evan McDonald, Mr. McColgan. Row 2. William Adams, Lloyd Cassidy, William Knight, Charles Steele, Richard Horton, Richard Cook, William Fitzmaurice, Edward Morrison, Ernest Fudala, Fred Forsyth. Row 3. William McCarthy, Palmer Scott, Wayne Anderegg, Ronald Lynch, John Smaldino, John Gutlovics George Gutlovics, Tom Johnson, Fred Wagner. SWIMMING HIS year we opened our season with Lafayette, followed by an engagement with our greatest rival, Kensington. Our swimming stars are often chosen from W powerful freshman teams. A few, in whom we place a great deal of confidence are: Charles Steel, whose specialty is the backstrokeg John Smaldino, the ZOO yard free style artist, and Lloyd Cassidy with his favorite breaststroke. The team, coached by Mr. McColgan, and man- aged by Robert Roth, has performed very well this season. '77 Row 1. Steven Toth, Donald Silverburg, Robert Jackson. Row 2. George Hambruch, Albert Ihle, Gary Adams, Mr. Miller. TENNIS VEN with the loss of three men from last year, our tennis team through the competent coaching of Mr. Lewis Miller should have a successful season. Veter- ans Albert lhle, George Hambruch, Robert Jackson are expected to be the outstanding players. Other net men who saw action last year and are expected to play a prominent part this season are Donald Silverburg, Joseph Toth, Gary Adams, Donald Nessler. The team in previous years has had difficulty in practicing because of the inadequacy of tennis courts in the vicinity. However, the two courts that have been prepared last summer in Riverside Park will provide sufficient practice grounds this year. 78 Row 1. Evan McDonald, Wayne.Anderegg, Clair Stevens, James Hambruch, Mr. Spitzer, James Hoppel, Wendell McCready, Warner Martin, Robert Cowan. h Row 2. John Gutlovics, George Stephan, Robert Voss, Alin Kirsch, Jerome Kirsch, Clifford Cooke, Charles Olick, Richard Nowak, John Davies, Victor Kovachi. TH EE ITH spring just around the corner, the prospects for the track team look good. This sport which has always been over-shadowed by the nation's favorite outdoor game, baseball, is nevertheless growing in popularity every sea- son. Under the coaching of Mr. Spitzer, the team will J again this year be in the winning class. The team has always been hampered by late springs, in getting into 1 practice early. To combat this difficulty, the team opens practice indoors by running in the third floor corridors. With no outstanding stars except for John Rollinson in the mile and Speedy McCready in the dash, the team boasts all around point getters. I-Iere's hoping they have a suc- cessful year. 79 Row 1. Carol Graap, Della Katolik, Dorothy Kelly, Marion Group, Wanda Racz, Florence Hills, Rose Marie Logan, Gladys Campbell. Row 2. Bernice Peckey, Ann Nagle, Eva Kozma, Elvira Fish, Barbara Gurba, Mary Glor, Dolores Hans, Evelyn Cmor, Estelle Bielicki, Juanita Corrigall. Row 3. Maxine Markowska, Iacquelyn Jones, Jean Burdick, Irene Charlap, Eleanore Ciesielska, Norma Young, Barbara Siedlecki, Shirley Kean, Mrs. Goldstein. EULU PI AWARDS AVING earned a grand total of 500 points over the period of four years at Riverside, these Senior girls have attained the honor of receiving the Gold Pin Award. .These 500 points were accumulated in thisorder: 150 points in the Freshman year, an additional 150 points in the Sophomore year, l00 points in the Junior year and finally 100 points in the Senior year. P ' Participation in one major sport each year was compulsory. This sport might have been basketball, volleyball, baseball or swimming. To earn the remaining points required, these girls took part in bowling, badminton, ice skating, roller skating, or a variety of other sports. This achievement indicates not only the reward for persistent effort but also the importance of maintaining high physical standards. 80 Row l. Sylvia Deppa, Carol Ihle, Shirley Armitage, Laura Aepelbacker, lrene Tymczyszyn Row 2. Ann Nagle, Maxine Markowska, Iacquelyn Jones, Barbara Gurba, Carol Davoli, Della Katolik, BASEBALL Mrs. Goldstein. .FTER taking part in after school practice sessions, the following girls were selected to compose the Purple and Gold Teams. At the close of the 1948 season the Purple Team was the victor. ' Purple Team Gold Team Carol Ihle Arm Nagle . Laura Aepelbacher Barbara Gurba Mabel Orazi Della Katolik Lois Normandin II' ene Tymczyszyn Marilyn Groat Sylvia Deppa Dolores Pawlik Carol Castner Irene Charlap, Iacquel Iones Carol gxadley Maxine Markowska 1....t....... Row 1. Shirley Graf, Karen Jensen, Rose Marie Logan, Stella Taik, Mildred Glor, Norma Schoenn, Marie Sasola, Lulu Gurba. Row 2. Patricia Graf, Isabelle Adamson, Patricia Adamson, Carol Hengel, Janet DeVine, Shirley Baker, Katheryn Begley, Evelyn Woomer, Florence Hills, Patricia Bennett, Barbara Iachimiak. Row 3. Ioan Taylor, Doris Ioyes, Barbara Gurba, Anna Davis, Bernice Peckey, Diane Sobocinska, Marilynn Fritz, Mary Ann Fichtl, Mrs. Stapleton. Row 4. Dolores Brigante, Audrey Hilts, Dorothy Dros, Gloria Linick, Helen Bogdan, Aileen Hartman, Lucille Iagodzinski, Shirley Kean, Beverly Franke, Elvira Fish. Row 5. Dolores Szczypkowski, Rita Gutt, Margaret Wamsley, Barbara Chip, Delphine Cuzydlo, Winona Smith, Mary Glor. BUWLI G NDER the expert guidance of our two physical education teachers, Mrs. Stapleton and Mrs. Goldstein, the Girls' Bowling team met every Thursday afternoon at Rung's Bowling Alleys. All girls who participated in this sport received ten points towards their athletic letters. While many girls already knew the rules of bowling, many others were given instructions. As a. result of rugged competition many of our girls emerged top scorers. Among these are: Patricia Clark 152, Patricia Donhauser 144, I. McGaEin 138. 82 Row 1. Shirley Loretta, Carol Davoli, Dorothy Garstka, Joanne Manley, Mrs. O'l-lern, Marie Sasola, Lois White, Doris Joyes, Mary Anne Farrell. Row 2. Ruth Penksa, Carol Lux, Mary Gushue, Joan Vari, Shirley Dahrner, Betty Dickinson, Joyce Gilbert, Carol Balthasar, Betty Jelics, Janice Watson, Lulu Gurba. SWIMMING WIMMING activities this year began with the usual inter-class competitions Two teams, a Purple and a Gold, were chosen to compete in a series of three meets. Each team consisted of ten carefully selected girls. At the conclusion of the swimming activities, we extend con gratulations to Mrs. O'l-lern, the coach, and her swimmers for a job well done PURPLE GOLD Norma King--Captain Dorothy Garstka--Captain Mary Sasala Mary Gushue Joan Vari Betty Jelics Carol Lux Lois White Ruth O'Donnel.l Shirley Dahmer Carol Davoli Wanda Racz Doris Joyes Mary Ann Farrell Shirley Loretta Ruth Penska Janice Watson Joyce Gilbert Joanne Manley Lulu Gurba 83 Row 1. Shirley Kingsbury, Eva Kozma, Estelle Bielicki, Evelyn Cmor, Juanita Corrigall, Dolores Hans, Theresa Sadkowski. Row 2. Elaine Gillies, Eleanore Ciesielska, Irene Charlap, Rosemary Golebiewski, Florence Drebot. ULLEYB LL OLLEYBALL opened girls' sports this year with keen competition in every class. Mrs. Goldstein and Mrs. Stapleton were supervisors. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors were assigned teams which competed throughout the season. At the end of the season, the two championship teams, one the Purple and the other the Gold were chosen. These teams played together with the Senior team finishing as class champions. Purple Team fSchool Championsj Gold Team CClass Championsb Evelyn Cmor--Captain Mary Jordan--Captain Estelle Bielicki Margaret Bero Irene Charlap Elaine Gillies Eleanore Ciesielska Rosemary Golebiewski Juanita Corrigall Ioan Grabowski Florence Drebot Ida Mae Hentges Dolores Hans Shirley Kingsbury Eva Kozma Elizabeth Lawrence . Theresa Sadkowski Natalie Skrzypzak 84 V www 4 E L A223169 ,Q S- if? 'ox Jr, '11 - V f 11 . I , rm . 1 .A ak L-TQ SEX' a -'S ' 115'17rfg isfgfliiiifiy-552: 'if?7'5fF f' ' 42i2fibi ?Ei!7 t f 1 1 X 9 iii' k i. W E ' Q 't1 11.1.1 1. - 1 K-'gl Q 55 ith A 7, W t 4 F HWTHW MEM-fl fi Latin Party Artistic Talent Christmas Play Senior Day- '48 Declamation Assembly Senior Day- '48 Senior Play- '48 Leo Wachala 85 generous support of the business- men of our community has alleviated our task of producing this year book. Through the united efforts of faculty, students, parents, and community, We have success- fully completed our project. Thus our Skipper stands as an example of our theme: Success is achieved through the whole-hearted co-operation of each indi- vidual with the community in which he lives. ...'...l..... ...J1.. a.. -1-F5 KXVERSIUQ xi ACK Roc ECBKENNAN Menfs Wear--Hats--Caps 1 Boys' Apparel 2079 Niagara St.Q at Hertel De. 9702 Buffalo, N.IY. .MIL TON L, DEE Prescription Optician 190 Ontario Street , at Tonawanda Street MICHEL'S DELICATESSEN 1069 Tonawanda Street Compliments of Groceries Fresh Meats Cold Cuts CHABA SERVICE STATION Ice Cream Beer Pop open T111 11 12 M DE 0319 595 Ontaflo Street ALPHA THETA SIGMA SORORI'l'Y Presldent V106 Pres Corres Sec Flo Galanka Norma Young Jean Spaffor Treasurer DOd1G Hembert Compl1ments of LEES JEWELRY COMPANY Herb Plant, Pres We congratulate the Graduating Class of 1949 THE RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Ontarlo Street corner of Ross Ave Rev I-I H Chlpchase, Pastor For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ for 1t 1S the power of God unt alvatlon to every one that belleveth Romans 1 16 YAGER 81 IIANSEN Model Supplies Handicraft Sequins Airplane and Boat K1ts Galvin Hansen, Prop 746 Tonawanda Street R 1218 Q I I I Rec S56 ' p Dot Szopinski Room 618 Root Building wa. 3040 If . . I . I : ' ' o S ' ' - 1. as Laura Aepelbacher Margle Bablnsk Iean Brletenbach Jean Burdick Kathy Fawcett Jean Glenllle Marllyn Groat Iackle Jones Congratulations Class of 1949 RIVERSIDE TRI-Y CLUB President-Ioan Robb Vice-President-Dottie Garstka Treasurer-Pat Daniels Secretary-Ethel Large Corresp. Secretary-Norma Ganter Sgt. at Arms-Renee Powalski Chaplain-Betty Schiketanz Advisor-Miss Pat Stone Norma Kmg MaI1On Korsh Eva Koz ma Haldy Lmdenfels Irmy Lmdenfels Jerry Manhart Janet McAll1ster Carole McDougall Ann N195 Wanda Racz Nancy Rumbarger Bunny Sledleckl Ioan Szymanskl Pat Sontag Mary Vaday Dolores Wolynska Norma Young MOVIE LESSONS w PICTURE REFERENCE BOOK ua uve Moons WMMXM HIIBIHTS - . Y . , Q ' U -i'4lm . il-:Q i R 'J-X? A - 89 Compllrnents f GERTRUDE SWARTHOUT M D 234 ESSER AVENUE Opposlte All Salnts Church Magazlnes Glbson Greetlng Cards D 3174 Cold Cuts Baked Goods R 9743 LEE ALLEN STORES MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 'Use our 16 pay plan or 30 day charge account 839 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO '7 N Y BIEDA BROS INC l'7'7 Mllltary Road At Grant and Austln Jewelers and Watchmakers R 0042 WALTERS 8. YOUNGMAN George I Youngman PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 820 Tonawanda St Buffalo, N The beauty of our bus1ness 1S Flowers BASLER S FLORIST Clarence Beden, Prop Decoratlve and Floral DeS1gI1S a Speclalty Plants and Cut Flowers 122 130 I-IERTEL AVENUE COMPLIMENTS S S KRESGE 832 Tonawanda Street SOPHOMORES FRESI-IMEN ' I ' o , o n ' ' E- 'I Ii' I as - , l A O, I I. . . Y. , S or 90 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF AM E RIC AN ELIROY RESTAURANT LE GION 472 ONTARIO STREET RIVERSIDE POST 1010 I T ROWLAND 8. SON INC CI-IARLAPS DAIRY 827 831 Tonawanda Street Grade A Pasteurlzed Mllk R1vers1de's 21 GREELEY ST RI 8664 Only Complete Department Store Try Our Speclal Mllk for Bables R 3291 BUFFALO, N Y Compllments of MANZELLAS FLOWER SHOP 9042 Tonawanda Street 'Flowers for all Occaslons' CONGRATULATIONS PIETRZAK BROS BAKERY OLASS OF 1949 2 E Flsns snocfnv sronf 63 AMSQERSSJTR ET 178 THOMPSON STREET 9 . . , . . . I, . . I z ' D . I . 91 Phone RI. 0232 X-Ravi JOHN I-ISZKA Meat Market and Grocery I Fresh and Smoked Meats - Poultry - DENTIST Baked and Canned Goods - Fruits and Unity Theatre Building Vegetables ' We Denver 1065 Grant St. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone RI. 6636 66 Clay Street Bears uouon sToRE I Peter Zmuda' Prop- DE' 9624 340 Tonawanda St. CBet. Austin Sz Hamilton Sts.J Tires-GaS-Oi1 B u Lubrication - Accessories ' ert Wydysh Helen Bogdan Wydysh Dial Motor Tune Up Props' BE- 4484 1630 Kenmore Ave., Buffalo 17, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS FISHERS SELF SERVE MARKET Choice Meats and Poultry Quality Groc and Vegetables 235 Esser Ave RI 7069 520 Amherst St Sales and Service B 8 B Records Albums Sheet Music 902 Tlslnagigia St HARRISON ELECTRIC SERVICE Bert Hlldebrant B111 Morrlsh 799 Tonawanda St D 5015 I OF Compliments gf PHILCO -- EASY -- IETORGE 92 I NATE'S PHARMACY L Nom WESTFALL N- Pigovaf, Prop- 268 ontario st. Prescription Specialists Coal --- Coke Phone DE 9792 245 Ontario St. Moving -- Snapp Service RI 1393, Buffalo, N. Y. WEDELLS' BAKERY Compliments of 865 Tonawanda St. RI 3095 LEONARD ROZANSKI Specialize in decorated cakes 15 Bridgeman St and wedding cakes STRAUSS CREDIT JEWELERS STAR OVEN BAKE SHOP Stanley Lesniak, Proprietor DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY F1ne Quality Baked Foods Easy Credit Terms Wedding and Party Cakes 825 Tona d St WE RENT Floor Sanders, Edgers Rlverside 3304 Steamers, Waxers Read Studio Sz Camera Shop WE CARRY P S Pain THE READ STUDIO Photographs, Supplies, Kodaks 1027 Grant St RI 2614 861 Tonawanda St Buffalo 7 N Y wjan a . ' Open Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Evenings DE 2442 ' 84 G1 0t9 St- -- B. . . ' ts I BLACK ROCK WALLPAPER 8- PAINT CO. . 93 'THESMARTESTSHOPIN TOWN COMPLIMENTS OF Xe X I II F' f J H DEHLINGER MI HIGH GRADE MEATS 198 Ontarlo Street Phone 3696 COMPLIMENTS OF W T GRANT COMPANY DR WILLIAM ESTRY 814 TONAWANDA 5810 KNOWN FOR VALUES DENTIST OPEN EVERY FRIDAY 274 ONTARIO ST AND SATURDAY EVENINGS 9 COMPLIMENTS OF S RICH PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, Inc. 815 Tonawanda Street opposite Grant's ICE CREAM Tel. RI. 9689 Buffalo, N. Y DE. 5688 COMPANY AL. szALAY A 86 B RADIO and ELECTRICAL 418 Pratt Street SALES SERVICE Buffalo' N' Y' 661 - 667 Tonawanda st., cor. Rano BUFFALO, N. Y. ..,-....., A-X . F Ii lnuni-X1 V .X ,,,.....Ig1:eg!::I.lIIIIII:.,i5emqI.... ''.IimniiI 'EWq--iii.. Wm mm::n:..r 'f? '1vi1eg!I - ' '!,mf2::u::::u.mf ix N,-,N I .1,.',r-To' u u -'I I II' I ' Iii? ..,..---.m.....nul ' :umm-,...... 1 7 , RI. Q 0 1 I D E . r , . 94 SULLIVAN LUMBER 2189 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR R I 4 5 O O Lumber Woodwork Bulldlng Materlal COMPLIMENTS OF PUCHALSKI FLIIRIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 979 Grant Street A Friendly Greetmg to THE STUDENT BODY OF RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL TL11S 1S the end of the flfth year of the Rlverside Parents and Commuruty Assoclatlon We feel that these have been f1ve fruitful years We hope that our assoclatlon may grow 1n membershlp, strength and usefulness to the school and the communlty ln the commg year RIVERSIDE PARENTS R 0185 Buffalo' N Y COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION STRIKER 8- HUETTER IEWELERS AND OPTICIANS Tlme Payments 780 TONAWANDA ST R 1 27 Open Mon , Fr1 , Sat Evenlngs PANTYS FLOWER SHOP 744 Tonawanda Street R 2866 EXPERIENCED DESIGNING An Alumnus EET YOU AT IVIURT COMPLIMENTS OF BILLIE'S DELICATESSEN 933 TONAWANDA STREET 350 ONTARIO STREET DE 9824 AND I. . . I I u I. u . u 1. ln 9 95 . ' FAMILY BAKERY Compliments of . Caterers of Fine Quality Baked Foods Wedding and Party Cakes HANS LUMBER AND MlLLwoRK, INC. B' RI. 0516519 Hemi Ave' Dr. Stanley B. Blach 29 - 31 Sayre Street Dentist Rlverside 2759 Class of ,39 594 I-lertel Ave. RAFAIS MARKET Your School letters, Felt Sz Chenille Manufactured by 344 Military Rd Meats and Groceries 745 Main St Sorority Fraternity 187 Delaware Ave Emblems and Banners Slide Rules Drafting Sets MA 92.86 Geo N Haroney ' 11- SENECA BLUE PRINT CO., INC. 96 - Compliments of 1919 - 30 Yrs. - 1949 Of Close Harmony WALTER'S MEAT MARKET With Our Customers 243 Ontario St. STEFFAN'S DAIRY Soft Curd Milk CHARLOTTE'S SPECIALTY SHOP I-lomogenized By SoundRWaves 145 Newfield St. Taste The Difference Lingerie, I-lose, Gloves Bags, Blouses, Costume Jewelry Phone De. 1626 Infants Wear Charlotte I. Lavrey, Prop. Compliments f Dresses, Coats o Sportwear, Lingerie Children's Wear Mr C67 Mft George Clmba 1 NGRBANS Compliments of . RIVERSIDE VETERANS CLUB Selfasemce If You Served Overseas, Join The 479 M8-in Sf- 55 GTB-Ht Sf- Veterans of Foreign Wars Jos. O'Connell, Commander 3188 Bailey Ave. 1549 Genesee Honor Roll Post 4t243O 1005 Tonawanda Street at Chadduck 1323 Jefferson AVS- 97 MALECKl'S PHARMACY Stephen E. Laczynski, Ph. G. 388 Amherst Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of GIL VAN WYCK Delicatessen A 206 Esser Cor. Eckhert 1osEP1-1 BULA Ice and Carting 49 Simon St. Buffalo, N. Y. The Home of the Rocks Where Sportsrnen Meet SAUERWElN'S 1921 Niagara at Hamilton DE 1749 Dine Dance Drink Machine Tools O CONNELL Machinery Company u falo 7 N Y U Your Friendly Mobil Gas Dealer CARES FRIENDLY SERVICE M111tary and I-Ilnman RIVERSIDE CLEANERS Quallty Service All Work Done In Our Own Plant We Call and Deliver 440 Ontario St R 6216 A carefully planned training pro gram to make capable operators Rita R Gebhard, Dlrector 200 Roosevelt Bldg Telephone 921 Main Street LI 2456 LI 5091 B f I, . ., . s. A. ' . A 1. DOYLE BEAUTY SCHOOL . I ' 98 JACKS TEXAS RED HOTS 2745 Delaware Avenue Kenmore, N We extend Congratulatlons and our best W1SheS to the Graduating Class of 1949 You are 1nv1ted to V1S1t W1th us and talk about steady employment at satlsfactory pay 1n one of thls country's most essentlal businesses CHASE BAG CUMPAN Y I . Y 99 DIEGES 81 CLU T 17 Iohn Street New York 8,N Y Manufacturers of jewelry for the Class of 1949 R1ngs Medals Keys Plns Trophles Plaques Athletlc Awards Drop and Upset Forglngs Large and Small Rough and Machlned 125 Sklllen St BE 2078 Buffalo, N Y WRENCI-IES QUICK FITTING UP KEYBOLTS I-IAMMERS AdJustable Automoblle Tools and KltS Ball Peen Open End Cham Tools CAutoJ Claw McKAlG-HATCH, I C. 'lOO Compliments of KLEINMANS RESTAURANT Breckenridge and Niagara The Finest in Home Cooked Meals ' Compliments f RIVERSIDE DINER Ken and Dorothy Dornroes 807 Tonawanda St TIP TOP BARBER SHOP Ladies Hair Style Cut in the Latest Fashion by James DeCarol1s 2729 Delaware Ave DE 2540 COMPLIMENTS OF BERNYS BARBER SHOP 3085 oNTAR1o STREET B B K1sH,PRoP COMPLTMENTS OF HEID S DELICATESSEN DE 9873 297 ONTARIO STREET WE DELIVER Fresh Fr'eddie's Donuts YOUNGMANS SERVICE STATION Tires Gas O11 Lubrication Accessories 2271 NIAGARA ST at ONTARIO DE. 9847 C. F. WALTERS CO. George F. Best Prescription Pharmacy GRANT and MILITARY ROAD RI. 8977 HAT BOX Ladies' and Childx-en's Millinery Handbags :: Gloves :: Hosiery 850 TONAWANDA STREET Open Friday Eves . , O I KC ' U ' I I I . , . Also Men Sz Children Hair Cutting -- I I lOl Compllments of 8 338 Amherst BE 3584 NO Washlng MaCh1HSS Rad1os Vacuum Cleaners Amerlcan Leglon E1ectr1ca1 Appllances Congratulatlons to Compllments of THE RADUATINGCLASSO 1949 W J FRIEDLY DR PETER F CA CCAMISE DENTIST 125 Ontarlo Street 1872 Nlagara St Compllments of FOODLAND SUPER MARKET AMHERST BAKERY 286 288 Ontarlo St 497 Amherst Street R1vers1de's Greatest Food Center E Kowalkowskl, Prop RI 4404 MARGARET S MARKET Rupp 8- Martlneck Mens Shop Meat and Grocery Men's Sz Boy s Clothlng We Dellver DE 2522 O3 Tonawanda St BE 7374 19 Grote Corner Germa1n THE KNOTTY PINE SHOP' 1 G F u 0 T I 0 I , . ' . 9 . . ' l I Y 102 VI' lm rcheffimitgiven HEIGAARD CONSTRUCTION CO. A. I. BATTAGLIA General Contractors Plastering--Lathing--Contracting 100 Villa Ave , Buffalo 16, N 151 Louvalne Dr , Kenmore 17, N Y Phone DE 0053 Compllments of New York State WKE 5 RESTAURANT YoUTHTEMPEnANcEcoUNc1L 512 Tonawanda St Cor Hertel A Good Tlme Wlth a Purpose' Dlnlng R 4693 Danclng BRENNER AND WALKER DELICATESSEN Chester S Kolano LIC Mgr Be 3 86 2719 Delaware Ave Day or Nlght Grocerles Cold Cuts 396 Amherst St Ca,11DE 1440 Fresh Freddles Donuts Beverages Compliments of LEGN M WoosTER INC ZON S FRUIT MARKET 811 Tonavvanda Street 518 Amherst St Insurance Real Es s P Wooster Wm 1-I Bar-tel D 6266 We Dellver R 1501 BE 0650 . . Y. . . I' . . . , KoLANo FUNERAL HOME Compliments of . I . . ' 4 .T tate E- l Mr . F.I- . . .. t 103 ATIO AL GYPSUM National Gypsum Company 1S providing for high school graduates many types of Jobs which offer C15 training for higher positions, Q21 chance to use abilities to the fullest extent, and CBJ security through good Job per formance Many Riverside High School graduates are now employed at National Gypsum's Executive Office, 325 Delaware Avenue, where air conditioning, music, and sound con trol represent the very finest Working condltions CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 Your diploma represents an achievement of which you may well be proud! As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you'll find that a smart appearance is a definite asset. Successful Men, in all Walks of life, look upon KLEINHANS as the Alma Mater of their Wardrobes. KLEI HANK KLEINHANS CORNER X MAIN AND CLINTON 2 hours parking at the Vendome Garage with purchase of 331.00 or more. -if' fi if , : ta f' ' A 104 RUNG'S RIVERSIDE FURNITURE CO. Everything to furnish the home Credit Terms if Desired Open Friday Evenings until 9 P. M. Closed Saturday at 6 P. M. 754 - 62 Tonawanda Street Corner Ontario Street BAKERY ' Tel. DElaware 7525 .Q Bread, Pies Sz Pastries 4:0 ' The Esser Home Bakery 356 Esser Avenue MR. W. RINDFLEISCI-I, Prop. Buffalo, 7, N. Y. DREWS RIVERSIDE GROCERY 893 Tonawanda Street Henry Drews, Ir DE 1769 Candy Cigarettes Cigars Tobacco Cold Cuts Groceries Donuts COMPLIMENTS OF ADAM WYSOCKI MEATS GROCERI 35 LAYER AVENUE Compliments of Dr Thaddeus J Puchalskl DENTIST Hennessy Company Funeral Directors FRUITS -:-VEGETQABEES COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL RADIO CORPORATION 254 RANO STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 WE WELCIIME YOU T0 THE RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHO0L ALUMNI ASSHCIATIIIN Representatives from Offlcers for 1949 50 the Class of 1949 th, Vlce Pres Cor Sec: Treasurer Ass't Treas Historian Mrs John A Coons Mlss Marle Dolan John W Doran '36 RobertJ Dahlman Mrs J Murphy '37 Irene S Chrlap Donna E Kocsy Ethel M Large ' Robert Lazarus Jerome Kirsch President Frederick W. Srni , Gladys Campbell . . ' ' ' ' ' '46 '. . . '. se ' 106 LINKNER'S MARKET WA 0700 Black Rock Mkt. KNEELAND B WJLKE5 President Orders Must Be In BY 1200 P- M' American Household 305 Niagara St. For Delivery Same Day Storage Company Buffalo 1, N.Y. Compllments Y TEEN Photos For All Occasions ARTHUR C GILL fR Extra Prints Always Available 101 Cedar St , Buffalo C43 New York CL 2834 Merchant Tailor Cleaning and Presslng 356 Amherst 2100 Niagara St RI 5450 Insurance Compliments f anus SMALL COUNCIL Best of Luc Renee Powalskl Michealeen Kolasa Shirley Weber Betty Schiketanz Te d k N k To The Class of '49 Joarnesfrliio ms 1 Iraenncey Blzuusrlilfiarger LAMBDA PHI DELTA SORORITY Gladys Campbell Jean Spafford of ' i J ' l P- Compliments or 107 Compliments Bakers of quality cheesecake CALIFERNIA CHEESE CAKE C0. E F-ULLERTON STUDIOS 146 Fooooo Sofooo Geo R Matesz Baked fresh daily DE 5372 Your Yearbook Photographer Tonawanda Novelty and Nut Shop 25 Amherst St Cor Nlagara DE 1847 Spec1al1zes 1n Home Made Candles Fresh M1xed Nuts, Roasted Da1ly 871 Tonawanda St STERNBERGS FRUIT MARKET Fancy Frults and Vegetables Congratulatlons to the Class of 49 seo Tonawanaa street Phone RI 5293 Phone RI 5294 612 I-Iertel Avenue Contractor Sz Builder BE 7325 Whatever the occasion Real Estate 8: Insurance Service Hsay it with Flowers' 30 Chadduck Ave , Buffalo, N Y Office Sz Residence RI 6961 - J 1 108 Television Philco Hallicrafters Sparton Factory Service CONGRATULATIONS A 8 B CLASS OF '49 10 Rano Street DE 5688 Live Bait V Sporting Goods THE SPORTSMAN SHOP HI Y 874 Tonawanda Ebonite Bowllng Balls Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Open every nite until 9 O0 RI 0787 BRUMBER 81 MACKAY Frontler Gas Station Compllments Best Wishes The Class of 1949 from The Debonalres Club A FRIEND I 650 Tonawarrda St. of to 109 7 ' CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Rlverside Fashion Speciallsts IIARBIILD S DRESS SHOP 803 TONAWANDA STREET RI 9648 GORDON S RED and WHITE FOOD STORE Groceries Vegetables Meats Fruits 132 Vulcan Street corner Tonawanda Street EMMALINE SHOP Frult of the Loom Dresses Aprons Mojud I-Ioslery Sllps Gowns Robes Handkerchiefs Infant' Sweaters Blouses Jewelry Handbags 283 ONTARIO STREET Relmann 8. Bengel Inc 1985 NIAGARA ST Take Iuvenals at ALBERT AVENUE A, B, C, D and G Vitamins for Youths E s ZIELINSKI ED R QYE GEOCEEY at MEAT MARKET Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 124 GRoTE STREET RI 5071 BUFFALO AND WESTERN NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR a MacGregor Goldsmith and WHOLESALE GROCERS A G Spaulding Bros Athletic Equipment 5 5 ELK MARKET TERMINAL 51 Genesee Street BUFFALO, NEW YORK Buffalo 3, New York Distrlbutors of Libby's Fancy Foods Phone CLeve1a,nd 2551 r If ' ' 77 9 , 0 - - -I s Wear - Linens - Blankets - Skirts 4 110 THOMPSON FUNERAL CHAPEL ONTARIO CLEANERS Cleaning-Pressing-Repairing Charles Abbott, Prop. DE. 0058 285 Ontario St Buffalo N. Y. Albert B. Thompson Lic. Director ' ' V. 911 Tonavranda St. RI. 3550. RI. 6983 R.iverside's Finest and Most Modern Meats and Groceries Funeral Home 363 Esser Ave. Class of 'sa We Deliver RI- 1675 ARTHUR W DECELLE 49 Philadelphla Street Trucking Coal and Coke RI 1341 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr Ben C Efclaman DENTIST 825 TONAWANDA STREET R 1532 Buffa1o's Most Complete Hardware Store is in Riverside George H Gleber .Yon Inc RI 3328 776 Tonawanda Street A ' I J l 1. I , r A KKA. - --.. A 111 ELMER P EBERMUZD Plumbing and Heating Expert Wo rkmanship RI. 9546 BLACK Rock sum MARKET 342 Dearborn Street Groceries and Meats Guaranteed Top Quality Merchandise Phone DE 9778 GRAN ETTE LUNCHEONETTE 222 Grant Street Compliments of J R 101-INSQN Sodas Sundaes Light Lunches O t t 1 t p ome r s Texas Red Hots French Fries Corner of Lafayette 8: Grant 875 Tonawanda st R 1349 COMMERCE CLUB LYNNS NOOK RESTAURANT 319 Ontario Street Bob Baker Bob Balch 721 J A WEIGH 81 C0 Curtains, Draperies L1nens Sz Domestlcs Tonawanda St Buffalo 7, N Y 8439 Compllments of JAROS DELICATESSEN 185 Esser Avenue GTOCSTISS Beverages Cold Cuts , . I. I of 0 I . DE. . . 112 Helen Llmburg Foy Dr Wm J Waldow RobertJ Franger Rachard Szaflarski Pfc Richard Masson Dor1s Sz D1ck Frlend Mr Sz Mrs C Abbott Pearl Sz Edward Warren Mr Sz Mrs Carl Thomas Dr Sz Mrs John Pudvin Constance Lnnburg Kamp Jack Sz Mary Hauensteln Mr Sz Mrs Joseph Klsh PATRONS Edward Sugg Carolyn Dwyer Al Sz Michaleen EdwardJ Palka Vagabonds A C Donald Chrlstrnan Robert F Ortner James V Thomson James V Shepard Charles P Yager Bruce Sz Florence Wilham Lundquist Edward S Muranyl GeorgeJ Trnnper Sz Mrs Sz Mrs Sz Mrs Sz Mrs James Murphy Irving Levln Glen Doherty R. O Glasgow Benedict J Sander, Jr Delta Sigma Rho Sorority M.r Sz Mrs Frederic Sz MrSzMrs MrSzMrs Ernest Hanover Penelope Smlth Mlchael Chipkar Walter J Orlandi John Zedlck 6 Betty Juancic Mr Sz Mrs Clzfford McCarthy Mr Sz Mrs Wm R Connolly, Jr COMPLIMENTS OF fOHN SCHUTT fR INCORPORATED SPECIALIZED TRUCKING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE I-IAULING 349 ONTARIO STREET DE 2040 DE 2041 Mr. Sz Mrs. O. Brochta Thomas G. Yeates Mr. Sz Mrs. I-I. N. McMurray 113 Compllments Phone RI 1022 FRAZON 8. YELENIK FUNERAL HOME 259 Ontario St , Buffalo, New York F J Frazon A Yelenik Honor Roll of Advertlsing Salesmen Clifford Cooke Ruth Penska, Raymond Slgurdson Victor Ratz Shirley Chrysler Vernon Hans ALL AROUND ATHLETES AIVHABLE DISPOSITION ATTRACTIVE TEEN AGERS BEAUTIFUL HAIR BRIGHT! BUT DEFINITELY! CONTAGIOUS SMILE CO-OPERATIVE PEOPLE EXPRESSIVE EYES EXTREMELY SERIOUS FRIENDLY FOLKS PEPPY PEOPLE PLEASING PERSONALITIES SHARP DRE SSERS TALENTED TEENS DOUBLE FEATURE RIVERSIDE RAVE S Barbara Gurba Joan Kranz Florence Galanka Norma Ganter Dolores Hans Dorothy Garstka Gladys Campbell Jean Spafford Jeanne Minor Wanda Racz Edith Click Shirley Weber Marie Blesnuk Eva Kozma Hildegard And Norman Holmskog Jerome Hooven Jack Strohmeaer Allan Schwnm Chfford Cooke Clair Stevens D. Bruce Gilbert William Cravatta Peter Hartman Jerome Kirsch John Rollinson Thomas Goodwin Steven Krall Donald Zimmerman lrmgard Lindenfels OL Licensed Manager Unlicensed Assoc 114 ' v-Ulfn THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONE-EXCLUSIVE KELLER REFINEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET 8 K 0 UFFIU- ,Ja +-MHA if A v a:f?.'iAg?,x1a,ig,L ,W si , x 0 'f wg? X3 Q w Q ff gl Q X JU 4 ., 'V vu ,IZ V- ur 1 X- , Q 1 1 I X XP U, 2 ' ' 'Je .' wamx w .Af jf ! , E S Q M, ..Q.fv li, , X km -,fd ,. : A' H' 1, ' ,. ' Vrfggu K ,. lp., it wwf'-'H ' Q , ' L i f-1 V wi ' - fyggme2Qc5 if?2:nzfjjl51fqgafiwsfrsh ff - X vim , 5 M , M A 1ww1gNW,,avweew., 4, v wniewggw, KW' M.,-f-M-.,.-4--...-vs. 3 W-1-.. A.. :Ar :: gvfamvrmw-w,:Q1:,hw.ww-wwwym-MQ.M -dip .f if af 5 ,f 'M ,f f M' wav ?ff1E!Q,1 M 'M ' km.. W ' T5 ,-f 'M sg 'i Q h ,MM-1 M :gs .3 MV! 1' ... -1'-S+'-3 ' 'HQ r QW-- ' X 2 , A-J . Vt, .,,,,.,u-4 ,ff ' , X x, ' , 4-, .. ,4 ,N :HW ffl' P lg -JY' if n gf S I x A ' 1 ,.' 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