Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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Guest 4 TO YOUTH -- AT THE CROSS-ROADS OF LIFE Dedication To every man there openeth A Way, and Ways, and a Way. And the High Soul climbs the High Way, And the Low Soul grasps the Low, And in between, on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A High Way, and a Low. And every man decideth The way his soul shall 5 go. John Oxenham OW that we have reached the cross- roads of our educational life, we wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation to those who have so faithfully guided us along the road during the past four years. It is my joy in life to find At every turning of the road, The strong arm of a comrade kind To help me onward with my load. And since I have no gold to give, And love alone must make amends, My only prayer is, while I live,-- God make me worthy of my friends! --Frank Dempster Sherman Fclculi E!!! Ti U ' V 3 -E Q - ,451 w, '7f2'LIf+v- 4 - -. Ui .--17 - ' 1 -'f -- Y ' A lf? V 451' -- '51 . ,.,, ,i 1- ' q:i. f:ff '- f 5,4 ,V , ,L-, I.-,,,: X5 f- ,1 -gl., yy a-'fy .:' , 0, ..' ' :Lf--A ' Tv? .-. :M ,. I 'A .gf QMQXS4 f 5+ ?f iiffy 'Bm wmrw ami? ,ff A fm?-, 5. BA Ks-:R .. RAY W. SPEAR Principal GRADUATES OF 1950 You have arrived at the end of a road. You have been guided and urged, by your parents and teachers, to attain the goal of graduation. Life now gives you the freedom of choice of paths. There is a road open to you with a guide post called EASY WEALTH AND SELFISHNESS. Another road that brings adventure and where courage is needed has the guide post called SERVICE. The road-side directions point out the necessity of honest at- titudes toward all people, the need of faith in your fellow man, and the great need and the joy of working toward the advancement of peace and freedom. ln all cases, it is a rough road that leads to the heights of greatness. So long as faith with freedom reigns, And loyal hope survives, And gracious charity remains To leaven lowly livesg While there is one untrodden tract For intellect or will, And men are free to think and act, Life is worth living still. With your diploma will go all the good wishes of the faculty of Riverside High School for a useful, happy, and successful life. Your principal and friend, Ca? lfvf pfaa,-a. LLOYD A. MILLER Assistant Principal TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 Life is similar to a main highway in many respects. There is a beginning and an end with many crossroads between. Graduation from high school is one of the milestones on the highway. As early as possible each one should determine his destination or successful goal Success must be analyzed for it should not mean the acquisition of material wealth alone. Success is won through diligent and efficient effort and results from unstinting Concentra tion upon the goal. If you expect to receive you must first give. Plan your future as an engineer would make detailed plans for a highway bridge across a wide river. The foundation is of utmost importance. Education can help you make your foundation for your life goal. May your journey along the highway of life be a happy one. Sincerely yours nd Q- Assistant Principal 9 Facult RAY W. SPEAR, PI'Ir1Cipal LLOYD A. MILLER, Assistant Principal Gertrude Wells, Administrative Assistant Anna E. Lockwood, Secretary ART Ray W. Helenbrook BUSINESS Arthur I. Downes Mary P. Engel Annalouise K. Foss Naomi A. Larkin Norman L. Marcussen Renzo Renzoni Lorraine M. Rose Marion E. Thomas ENGLISH Ruth E. Cary Mary D. Connery Mary E. Creagh Mary E. Sarbaugh Ruth M. Zeh GUIDANCE COUNSE LORS Sarah R. Ford Lewis S. Miller HOME ECONOMICS Julia M. Flaherty Lois C. Ludlow INDUSTRIAL ARTS William C. Johnson LANGUAGES Laura MCC. Holman Nan O'Reilly Eleanor Siegesmund Katherine W. Schulz 10 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 J. Stanley King PHYSICAL EDUCATION Edward W. Ebling Fay S. Goldstein William J. McColgan Mildred K. O'Hern 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. Wittlief SPEECH Marcella G. Drescher DIETITIAN Florence Seeger 5nlS4 H Row l. H. Mago, L. Masson, H. Reitz, A. Snell, C. Kenny, M. Creagn Row 2. M. Mueller, B. Wittlief, B. Ravin, F.. Kinsley, A. Downes Row 3. R. Howard, H. Marshall, l. Elliott, R. Rentz Facult .chakra--1 Row 1. R. Zeh, L. Rose, J. Flaherty, H. Stapleton, M. O'Hern Row 2. A. O'Rourke, M. Thomsa, E. Siegesrnund, F. Goldstein, M. Connery, L. Ludlow, N. Larkin, S. Ford Row 3. S. King, A. Foss, L. Holman, C. Spitzer, R. Helenbrook, W. McColgan, R. Renzoni, H. Hull, L Miller 'G l Miss Lockwood Miss Wells ll CWB, the Class of l95O, have traveled together for the past four years and have now reached a parting of the ways. Each one of us, individually, must decide which path he will follow and what course he will pursue. Let us choose wisely, for there will be no turning back. There's an unknown trail-- but we'll take it. It's a steep hard trail-- who's afraid? There are deep sharp chasms to walk byg No one's hands can aid. Follow, follow, the far trail seems to say, Follow, comrade, follow, and you'll make the peak today! --Mary Carolyn Davies 'X in 'N 31 Mn Xu '7 'Q' M fr 01, A f ' . I .. K V 4 ' ' u N ,A U s ' 5 I X 5 1 A 'x 1 Xxx 'Q A fi Mx 'P 1 .dw S en lors .L, ' ' A 4 L if ,f3f7 f?I F WL F2 L Eg , 2 Q 1.2321 fs . 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The record of our high school days, We close with golden lock, For no one yet has learned a way Of turning back the clock. Before us lie the pages white Of a volume bright and new, In which each one of us may write The things he hopes to do. We wish to thank, before We leave, Our teachers and our friends, For help, for guidance, and for love, And patience without end. Class of 1950, We may look back upon Our years at Riverside: Our work, our play, the deeds we've done With a feeling of great pride. --Mildred Glor 14 Row l. Charles Millidge, Jennie Sciortino, Elmer Westphal, Norma King. Row 2. Anthony Di Quilio, Allan Lesser, Jane Boesl, Janet McAllister, Annabelle Kish, Fred Goseicki, Patricia Mikolajczak, Jessie Dingman. Row 3. Vernon Hans, Albert Morrish, Raymond Garry, Mildred Glor, Mary Stryczek, Jean Glennie, PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY .... TREASURER . . . GIRLS MARSHALL BOYS MARSHALL VA LE DICTORIAN .... SA LUTATORIAN ...... CLASS POET . . . Senior Officers Elmer Westphal Jennie Sciortino Norma King Charles Millidge Janet McAllister Fred Goscicki .Allan Lesser Jane Boesl Mildred Glor CLASS SONGWRITER . . . HISTORIAN ................ . CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR PROM . . . CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR PROM . . . CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR DAY .... CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR DAY .... EDITOR OF SKIPPER .......... . BUSINESS MANAGER OF SKIPPER. . . ADVERTISING MANAGER OF SKIPPER . 15 Annabelle Kish Mary Stryczek Anthony Di Quilio Jean Glennie Jessie Dingman Albert Morrish Patricia Mikolajczak Raymond Gary Vernon Hans ADAMS, GARY A . Gary Scientist Tennis 1,2, Swimming 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Intramura.l Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Football 2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4. Bennett Hlgh School Graduate of School 81 AEPELBACHER., LAURA A. Stenographer Honor Roll l,2, Volleyball, Horseback Riding, Bowling, Purple Sz Gold Baseball Team, Large Council 3,4, Skipper Adver- tising Staff, Treasurer of Tri-Y, Junior Day Program Committee, Junior Guard of Honor, Gregg Shorthand Award, Bronze Pin, Sports Letter 1,2, Swimmer's Certi- ficate, Tri-Y 3,4, Hi-Y Show Usher. Graduate of School 65 ALDRJCH, HARRY J. if Skip U.S. Coast Guard Academy Kensington High School 1,2,3. Graduate of School 78 ALT,aUssEL L. 9 Rus Forest Ranger Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Football 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3. Graduate of School 51 ARMITAGE, SHIRLEY R. Shirl To Be Happy Honor Roll 1, Purple 6: Gold Baseball Team 2, Volleyball 2, Hall Monitor, Skip- per Advertislng Staff 3, Gregg Shorthand Award, Junior Guard of Honor, Swimmer's Certificates, Tri-Y 4, Hi-Y Show 4, Junior Play, Red Cross Certificate, Magazine Salesman 4, Football Skit. Graduate of School 65 BABINSKY, MARGARET C. Margie College Honor Roll 1, Volleyball, Bowling, Small Councll4' Lar e Council 1 4- Jr. Day Usher, , 9 , , Jr. Guard ot Honor, Red Cross Certificate, Tri-Y 3,4, P.T.A. Representative, Senior Day Usher, Usher for Hi-Y Show. Graduate of School 60 ,J BAGAROSI, JOHN A. To Retire Graduate of School 65 BAK, LEOCADEA B. Lee Business Executive Large Council 4, Christmas Party Enter- tainment Committee 4, Junior Guard of Honor, Hi-Y Show 4, P.T.A. Usher. Immaculate Heart of St. Mary Academy Graduate of St. Florian - BAKER, SHIRLEY VIRGINIA 'VI Shug To Travel Volleyball 2, Horseback Riding 2,3, Swim- ming 2, Basketball 2, Large Coxmcil 2,3, 4, Skipper Staff 3, Lighthouse Art Editor 3,4, Junior Day Program Committee, Ju- nior Guard of Honor, Life Saving Certifi- cate, First Aid Certilicate, Y-Teen l,2,3, Chorus 3, P.T.A. Usher. East Fairmont, W. Va. Graduate of East Park, Fairmont, W. Va. BARNES, JACK Ace To Be Happy Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Large Council 2,3,4, Lighthouse Staff 4, Junior Prom Committee, Hi-Y 4, Public Address System 3,4. Graduate of School 60 BARR, GARY W. Teacher Intramural Baseball l,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Football 1,2,3,4, Skip- per Advertising Staii 2, Band and Orches- tra 1,2,3,4. Graduate of School 42 BARTHA, EDWARD S. Petey To Own a Cadillac Intramural Baseball l,2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2, Intramural Football l,2, Large Council 3, Skipper Advertising Staff 1,2, Junior Prom Refreshment Com- mittee. Graduate of School 42 BARTKO WSKI, VAL A. Buddy Be a Politician, So I Do Not Have To Work Intramural Basketba.ll5 Intramural Tennis5 Hi-Y Show5 Large Council. Technical High School Graduate of School 42 BEARSS, CHARLOTTE E. 'J Char To Be Happy Band and Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 60 BERMEL, A.NNA MAE To Be Successful Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staifg Lighthouse Salesmang City Planning and Red Cross Certificates5 Commerce Club5 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman. Graduate St. John Baptist BERNSTONE, BEATRICE B. if Bea Success and Happiness Lighthouse Staff 35 Junior Prom Decora- tion Committee5 Junior Guard of Honorg Shorthand Awards5 English Certificate 3,45 Commerce Club 45 Hi-Y Show 15 Christmas Play 3,45 Chorus l,3,4. Graduate of School Bl M X if HK BIGGIE, JANE M. To Be Happy Gregg Shorthand Speed Awards, Band 152, 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 4. Graduate of School 51 BIHARY, ETHEL E. Toots Bryant Sz Stratton Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 2. Graduate of School 60 BIRD, GRETA M. Gretchen To Be Happy Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Skipper Typing Staff 45 itor 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 First Aid Certificate5 Gregg Shorthand Awardsg Silver Honor Roll Pin5 Service Award 45 Civic-Planning Merit Certificateg Representative at U.N. Con- ference. Graduate of School 65 BLAIR, GLADYS A. Office Work Skipper Advertising Staff 2,35 Commerce Club 3,45 Vice-President of Commerce Club 4. Graduate of School 51 s BLETTE, ANNA E. To Be Happy Honor'R.o1l l,2g Swimming 23 Small Coun- cil 45 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 25 Treasurer Commerce Club5 Y-Teen Club l,2,3,45 Commerce Club 4. Graduate of School 51 BOESL, JANE B. Red-Head To Always Be Happy Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Swimming 15 Volleyball 15 Tennis 15 Bowling 1,25 Hikes 1,25 Large Council 3, 45 Skipper Staff 35 Senior Christmas Partyg Care Package Committee 45 Biology Prize5 Sports' Letter 1,2,35 Enamel Honor Roll Ping Junior Life Saving5 Red Cross Certi- ficate5 Y-Teen 1,25 Junior Playg Junior Day Usher 25 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of School 51 BOGDAN, Rosa J. V Ro To Always Be Happy Bowling 2,35 Basketball 15 Y-Teen 3,4. Graduate of School 79 Booman, HARVEY c. gf Harve Professional Baseball Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Baseballg ln- tramural Basketballg Intramural Footballg Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Large Coun cil5 Skipper Staff 35 Stage Crew 3,4. Graduate of School 52 BOOKER, MARYLIN K. Sparkle Stenographer Volleyball 45 Horseback Riding 25 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 35 Secretary of Lighthouse 35 Junior Program Commit- tee 35 Gregg Shorthand Awards 2,3,45 Y- Teen l5 Commerce Club 35 Magazine Salesman for Seniors. Graduate of School 60 BORON, THEODORE T. if Tadziu College and Marriage Football 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Basketball 2,45 Track 3,45 Intramural Baseball5 Intramu- ral Basketball5 Intramural FootbaLl5 Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Boys' Inner Council 45 Large Counci15 Junior Day Co- Chairman5 All-High Football Team 45 Arbor Day Program. Graduate of School 79 BRACH, GERALD A. gf Jerry Big Game Hunter Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3,45 Intramural Football l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 BRENNAN, MARTIN T. Mert Auto Mechanic Intramural Football 1,3,45 Intramural Vol- leyball 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Large Council 3,45 Junior Prom Committee5 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist BRIGANTE, DOLORES M. Lorry To Always Be Happy Volleyball 15 Bowling 2,35 Basketball 1,35 Baseball 15 Girls' Sports 1,35 Y-Teen. Graduate of School 60 BROCK, BARBARA J. Barb To Be Successful Honor Roll 1,3,45 Large Council 45 Short- hand Certificates 3,45 Enamel Pin5 Eng- lish Award 1. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier 5. . K R K. .W ,5 , 1- N, ..., : A S ff, ...f if . . at ,- ag.. . ,1,- 'il fs itil it 2 fe I I W ' ' I '- BROST, AUDREY H. If Aud Stenographer Honor Roll 35 Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 3,45 Light- house Staff 3,45 Junior Prom Flower Com- mittee5 Christmas Party Decorating Com- mittee 45 Service Award 3,45 Gregg Short- hand Award 35 Typing Pin 25 Red Cross Certificate5 Y-Teen 3,45 Commerce Club 45 Tri-Y 45 Hi-Y Show 45 Chorus 25 Junior Play5 Passion Play 35 Senior Savings Club5 Swimming Certificate. Graduate of School 45 BUG MAN, MARY J. Undecided Hall Monitor 45 Office Monitor 45 Red Cross Certificate. Graduate of St. John the Baptist BURLOU, SHIRLEY A. Shirl College Honor Roll 35 Volleyball 35 Basketball 25 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff l,2,35 Lighthouse Staff 2,3,45 Gregg Short- hand Awards5 Red Cross Certlficate5 Girl Reserves 2,35 Passion Play 35 Chorus 1,25 Magazine Subscriptions for Senior Girls. Graduate of School 52 BUSCH, IRMA J. Butch Join the waves Volleyball 15 Baseball 15 Bowling5 Basket- ball 15 Chorus 4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier CHRYSLER, SHIRLEY A. Acres To Be A Model Basketball 15 Swimming 1,35 Volleyball 1, 35 Bowling 1,35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 35 Athletic Let- ters 1,25 Hi-Y Show 1,35 Christmas Play 25 Chorus 1,2,3,4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist CLARK, BERNICE M. Bernie Nurse Honor Roll 15 Horseback Riding 15 Bowling 15 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Ju- nior Representative for Skipper5 Senior Day Usher 25 Usher for Graduation 2. Graduate of School 65 -nga t CLARK, LUCY E. Lu Graduate of Mount St. Joseph COLEMAN, PHYLLIS A. Phyl To Attend Bible School Honor Roll l5 Volleyball 25 Large Council 45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Gregg Award 35 Bronze Pin5 Service Awards 25 Christmas Play 35 Band 1,25 Orchestra 25 Chorus 1,35 Public Address System 25 Senior Savings Club5 Football Skit. Graduate of School 60 CONNOR, DONNA RUTH Red To Be a Librarian Sports Letter 1,25 Large Council 3,45 Skip- per Advertising Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Y-Teen Club 15 Senior Savings Club5 Christmas Party 4. Graduate of School 60 CONYERS, MARVIN R. V Bud Singer Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Football 25 ' Intramural Baseball l,2,3,45 Intramural Cross Country 1,25 Intramural Football 1, 2,35 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Club5 Hi-Y Show l,2,3,45 Christmas Play 2,35 Junior Play5 P.T.A. Program 1, 2,35 Junior Prom Refreshment Committee. Graduate of School 65 cook, RICHARD lf Cookie To Be a Fireman Cross Country 1,25 Swimming 2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Track 1,25 Intramural Football5 Intramural Basketball5 Intramural Baseball, Large Council 2,3,45 Hi-Y 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist CULINA, ANNE M. Anne 5 Pianist Commerce Club Secretary 45 Christmas Party Entertainment Committee 45 Civic Contest Merit Award 35 Chorus 1. St. Mary's High School, Niagara Falls Graduate of St. Mary's QS' CUMMINS, JAMES T.P! Jim College Track 35 Intramural Basketball5 Intramu- ral Volleyball5 Intramural Football5 Intra- mural Baseball5 Hi-Y 45 Band 2,3,45 Serv- ice Award 3. Graduate of St. John the Baptist DAVIDSON, BARBARA J. Babs Nurse Basketball 1. Graduate of School 65 DAVISSON, SHIRLEY M. Shirl To Succeed Volleyball 25 Swimming Certificates5 Large Council 45 Junior Day Program Committee5 Hi-Y Show 45 Junior Day Chorus5 Football Skit 35 Red Cross Certi- ficate5 Magazine Salesman 4, Graduate of School 60 DELAMATER, ALBERTA M. If Mickey College Honor Roll 3 4' Large Council 2,45 Swim- ming Certificate-S5 Skipper Staff 3,45 Ju- nior Day Program5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Essay Merit Award5 P.T.A. Program5 Columbus Day Program5 Guidance Day Programg Public Address System 35 De- bate 35 High School Forumg Passion Play5 Magazine Salesman 45 French Medal5 Commerce Club. Graduate of School 51 DENMAN, HAROLD R. If Pete Baseball 25 Basketball 35 Intramural Base- ball 35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Intra mural Football 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 253,45 Hi-Y Club 45 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of All Saints DEPPA, SYLVIA A. - Syl Policewoman Skipper Advertising Staff 2,3,45 Y-Teen 25 Swimming 15 Purple di Gold Baseball 25 Basketball 35 Volleyball 45 Christmas Play 45 Chorus 2,3,4. Graduate of School 51 DINGMAN, JESSIE W. Jess To Always Do My Best Honor Roll 1 2 3,45 Small Council 45 Large Council 2,45 Skipper Staff 35 Lighthouse Assistant Editor 35 Junior Day Entertain- ment Committee5 Junior Guard of Honorg Essay Merit Award 15 Red Cross Certifi- cate5 P.T.A. Representative 45 Commerce Club 35 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Christmas Play l,2,35 Junior Play5 Columbus Day Program 1,2,3,45 Chorus 35 Public Address System5 City-Wide Declamation Winner 15 Short- hand Awards5 Guidance Day Program 2,35 Manager of Magazine Salesmen5 Debate 3. Graduate oi School 52 DiQUILIO, ANTHONY J. Tony Friendly Doctor Honor Rell l,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball 2,35 Intramural Football5 Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseball 1,25 Intra- mural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Junior Prom Re- freshment Committee5 Inner Council Award 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Show 3,45 Junior Play 35 Large Council 45 Science Club 35 Usher at Senior Commencement. Graduate of School 79 DOAN , DENNIS E. Teacher Intramural Boys' Sports 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 15 Track 25 Civic Planning Merit Award. Graduate of School 74 DONHAUSER, PATRICIA M. Trish U.S. WACS Basketball 2,35 Bowling 1,2,35 Baseball 2, 35 Cheerleader 25 Lighthouse Salesman5 Lighthouse R.eporter5 Red Cross Certifi- cate5 Y-Teen5 Hi-Y Show 2,3,45 Christmas Play 1,2,3,45 Band and Orchestra 1,2,3,45 P.T.A. Program 2,4. Graduate of School 51 DROS, DOROTHY MARIE Dot Private Secretary Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Bowling 3,45 Hikes5 Baseball 15 Large Council5 Skipper Advertising Staff5 Treasury Com- mittee 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Sports Letter 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Red Cross Certi- ficate5 Silver Honor Roll Pin5 Gregg Short- hand Award5 Y-Teen 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 42 DUGUAY, GILBERT P. Gil To Be A Bachelor Swimming 1,25 Intramural Football5 Base- ball5 Basketball5 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Large Council 2,35 Skipper Staff 2,45 Hi-Y Show 45 Football Assembly 4. Graduate of School 65 DUNN, HELEN THERESE Dress Designer Volleyball 4. Annunciation H.S. 1,2,3. Graduate of Annunciation DVORNAK, HELEN A. Private Secretary Honor R.oll 15 Baseball l,2,35Bowling l,2, 45 Volleyball 2,45 Horseback Riding 35 As- sembly Monitor 45 Treasury Committee 35 Skipper Advertising Staff 3,45 Sports Let- ter 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Gregg Shorthand Award 45 Red Cross Certificate 35 Y-Teen 15 Usher P.T.A. Open House 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist DWORNIK, PATRICIA J. Patsy Spend The Winter in Florida Volleyball 15 Basketball5 Swimming5 Bowl- ing 15 Sports Letter 15 Large Council 35 Skipper Advertising Staff 2,35 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Junior Day Usher5 Magazine Salesman 45 Red Cross Certlflcate5 Y- Teen 1,25 Christmas Play5 Chorus 1,2,35 Concert Kleinhans5 Cheerleader 3,4. Graduate of School '79 FATUROS, JOHN A. J Johnny College ' Intramural Basketball l,2, 35 Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3,45 Large Council 3,45 Chess Club 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Hi-Y Show Usher 3. Graduate of School 21 FAWCETT, KATHLEEN' E. V Kathy To Go To College Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Bowling 15 Basketball 15 Large Council l,3,45 Skipper Advertis- ing Staff 2,35 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Cor- respondence Secretary of Trl-Y5 Senior Savings Club5 Christmas Party 45 Maga- zine Salesman 45 Enamel Honor R.oll Pin5 Typing Pin 35 Red Cross Certlf1cate5 Tri- Y 3,45 Y-Teen 2. Graduate of School 65 FEDAK, ANNE D. V Little Swede Live on West Coast Girls' Sports 15 Large Council 3,45 Civic Contest Merit Certificate 35 Girl Reserves 25 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 42 FELL, PATRICIA S. Pat To Meet Patsy in Florida Volleyball 15 Bowling 15 Basketball 15 Sports Letter5 Large Council5 Skipper Salesman 1,2,3,45 Lighthouse Typing Staff 35 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Christmas Party 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Red Cross Certificate5 Junior Life Saving Certificate5 Civic Contest Merit Certificate 35 Y-Teen 2. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier FENTON, MARIAN R. Honey Roller Skating Competition Honor Roll 1,2,35 Hikes 1,25 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Sports Editor 35 Magazine Salesman 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Shorthand Awards5 Bronze Honor Roll Pin5 Red Cross Certificate5 Y-Teen 15 Com- merce Club 35 Christmas Play5 Chorus 1, 3. Graduate of School 52 Lf FIX, NANCY M. Fifi Telephone Operator Attended Bennett High School Graduate of School 81 FLEMING, JAMES M. Mandrake Professional Magician Intramural Basketball 15 Lighthouse Staff 45 Hi-Y Show l,2,45 Junior Play5 Debate 45 Oratorical Contest 45 Orphanage Enter- tainment l5 Lions Club Entertainment 4. Graduate of Charlotte Sidway FROST, FRANKLIN L. Frank College , ' ennis 3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,45 Intramural Football 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Prom Commit- tee5 Hi-Y Show 25 Easter Play 25 Skipper Skit 25 Band and Orchestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,35 Large Council 4. Graduate of School 51 9 GAIK, STELLA A. V Stas To Be a Doctor Honor Rol 3' Girls' Sports 1,2,45 Large ouncil 3,45 Lighthouse Reporter 15 Ju- nior Day Flower Committee5 Junior Day Program Committeeg Bronze Honor Roll Pin5 Commerce Club 3,45 Red Cross Cer- tificiate5 Hi-Y Show 45 Christmas Play 35 Junior Play5 Passion Play 35 Chorus 2,4. Graduate of School 42 GARRY, RAYMOND S. Ray Manager of A K.: P Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45, Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,2, 3,45 Inner Council 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Business Manager 4. Graduate of School 79 GATES, KAROLYN ANN if Kay College Volleyball 15 Bowling 15 Large Council 3, 45 Skipper Staff 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 35 Junior Guard of Honor5 Civic Planning Award 35 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 15 H1-Y Show l,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Chorus 15 Usher for Senior Day and Commencement 15 Maga- zine Salesman 45 Football Skit 3. Graduate of All Saints GEHRMANN, ESTHER A. Es Medical Missionary Skipper Advertising Staff 2,35 President of Commerce Club 45 First Aid Certificate5 Commerce Club 3,45 Chorus 3,4. Graduate of School 51 GERST, ROBERT E. Bob Professional Hockey Player Baseball 2,3,45 Swimming 15 Cross Coun- try Manager 25 Football 2,45 Basketball 25 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,45 Chess Club 25 Hi-Y Show 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2, 3,45 Large Council 3,45 Junior Treasury Committee. McKinley Graduate of School 51 GERWITZ, GRETA M. Gret Career, Then Marriage Large Council 45 Chairman of Junior Day Ushers5 Service Awards l,2,3,45 Swim- ming Certificates 1,25 Band and Orches- tra 1,2,3,45 Football Skit 3. Graduate of School 42 GLENNIE, JEAN of Jeanne To Be Like My Mom Swimming 15 Volleyba115 Basketball5 Horseback R.iding5 Bowling5 Large Council 35 Tri-Y Secretary5 Junior Day Program CommitLee5 Tri-Y5 Y-Teen5 Hi-Y Show 2, 35 Christmas Play 45 Junior P1ay5 Red Cross Certi.ficate5 Swimming Certificates. Graduate of School 60 oiloa, MILDRED 1. Millie To Be Happy Girls' Sports 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Swimmers' Certificates5 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Science Club 35 Hi-Y Show 2,45 Christmas Play 25 P.T.A. Program 25 Band 15 Orchestra 15 Chorus 25 Senior Day and Commencement Usher5 Teller for Junior Election5 Associate Editor Skipper 4. Graduate of School 65 GRABOWSKI, LUCILLE A. Lucy Nurse First and Second Prize in Hobby Show5 First Aid Certificate5 Science Club 45 Passion Play5 Teller for Junior Election. Graduate of School 42 GROAT, MARILYN E Straigh Arrow To Marry Baseball 35 Volleyball 25 Freshman Let- ter l5 Large Council 45 Tri-Y5 Cheerlead- er 3,45 Cheerleading Skit5 Football Skit. Graduate of School 51 GRYS, MILDRED J. Millie Dental Hygienist Volleyball l5 Large Council l,2,3,45 Skip- per Staff 35 Editoral Staff5 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Junior Prom Decorating Committee5 Red Cross Certificate5 Chor- us 1,25 Hi-Y Show 1,25 Magazine Sales- man5 Scenery for Hi-Y Show 3. Graduate of School '79 Gays, SYLVIA M. if Syl Journalist Volleyball 15 Basketball 35 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 3, 45 Junior Prom Refreshment Committee5 Red Cross Certificate5 Tri-Y Club 45 Chorus 35 Passion Play 3. Graduate of School '79 HAMBRUCH, GEORGE Hotdog College Tennis l,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Football 2, 45 Intramural Football5 Intramural Base- ball5 Intramural Basketball5 Large Coun- cil 45 Boys' Inner Council5 Junior Boys Marshallg Hi-Y Club 3,45 Skipper Staff 4, Graduate of School 60 HANS, JOSEPH V. Vern To Do My Best Honor Roll 25 Intramural Football5 Intra- mural Basketball5 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Advertising Manager 45 Skipper Salesman5 Junior Day Flower Committeeg Port Hole 45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 35 Commerce Club 4, Graduate of School '79 HARDS, JANET L. Trip to California Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Volleyball5 Bowling5 Swimming5 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Day Chairman5 Care Package Chairman 45 Girls' State Representative5 Sports' Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Enamel Honor Roll Pin5 Hi-Y Show 35 Junior Play 35 Chorus 3,45 Senior Day Usher5 Christ- mas Party 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 60 a HARTMAN, JOHN R. Johnny To Be a Millionaire Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Intramural Softball l, 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Skip- per Salesman. Graduate of School 65 HERRICK, GEORGE T. V Georgie Evangelist Cross Country 35 Intramural Baseball 2,3, 45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 intramural Volleyball 2, 3,45 Large Council 45 Advertising Sales- man for Skipper 35 Stage Crew 4. Graduate of School 65 HILTS, AUDREY M. Audie Airline Hostess Volleyball l,2,3,45 Bowling l,2,3,45 Swim- ming 15 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Sports Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 45 Lighthouse Salesman5 Vice- President Y-Teen Club 45 Flower Com- mittee Junior Day5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Red Cross Certificate5 Y-Teen Club 1,2,3, 45 Christmas Play 35 Easter Play 35 Chor- us l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 51 HOOPER, JUNE R. Red Commercial Artist Volleyball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Base- ball 2,45 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Day Flower Committee5 Y-Teen 1,45 Hi-Y Show 1,35 Christmas Play 25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Magazine Sales- man 4. Graduate of School 51 HORGAN, ROSEMARY A. y Rose Beautician Assembly Monitor l5 Skipper Editorial Staff 45 Skipper Salesman 45 Decorating Committee 45 Commerce Club 45 Night Game Salesman 35 Thanksgiving Game Salesman 3,-4. Graduate of All Saints Houck, JOAN M. if Smiley To Be Happy Honor Roll 1,2,35 Bowling l,2,35 Volleyball l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Hall Monitor5 Prom Co- Chairman 35 Entertainment Committee 45 Silver Honor Roll Pin5 Red Cross Certifi- cate5 Hi-Y Show 1,2,3,45 Christmas Play l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Night Game Salesman 3. Graduate of School 60 t' 5 HOUP, Roar-:RTA L. If Bobby To Live In Pennsylvania Hall Monitor5 Red Cross Certificate5 Mag- azlne Salesman for Seniors. Saxton Liberty, Pennsylvania Graduate of School 60 HRYCYCH, LORRAINE G. Topsy Fashion Designer Honor Roll 1,35 Assembly and Cafeteria Monitor5 Decorating Committee 45 Maga- zine Subscription Committee5 Bronze Hon- or Roll Pin5 Red Cross Certificate5 Hi-Y Show 45 Christmas Play 3,45 Junior Play 35 Chorus 1,3,4. Graduate of School 42 IHLE, CAROL L. Travel Winter Sports 1,2,3,45 Horseback Riding 1, 2,3,45 Bowling 1,45 Volleyball 1,25 Baseball 2,45 Purple and Gold Baseballg Swimming 1,25 Basketball 15 Badminton 25 Large Council l,3,45 Skipper Staff 1,25 Typing Pin5 Y-Teen 15 Hi-Y Show 35 Christmas Play 45 Chorus 3,45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 1,25 Senior Day Usher 3. Graduate of School 60 JACKSON, ROBERT E. Guy Marriage Track 15 Tennis 2,3,45 Intramural Tennis Champ 45 Intramural Football5 Basketball5 Baseba1l5 Volleyballg Boys' Inner Council 45 Large Council 1,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 15 Junior Class President5 Hi-Y Show 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 P.T.A. Program 25 Service Awards l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 79 E1 JACOBS, ELEANORE L. El To Ee Happy Bowling 45 Volleyball 15 Hall Monitor 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 2,35 Junior Decorating Committeeg Commerce Club 35 Christmas Program 3, 45 Chorus 3,4. Graduate of School 52 JUHASZ, JOYCE M. Joy Telephone Operator Senior Party Entertainment Committee5 Christmas Program 3,45 Football Skit 35 Chorus 3,45 Senior Day Usher l,2. Graduate of School 51 KANIA, RICHARD V Dick To Own an Olds Technical High School Graduate of School 42 KASPRZAK, WANDA J. If Windy Beautician Basketball 1,25 Swimming 1,25 Bowling 1, 25 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Sports Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 1,2, 3,45 Lighthouse Salesman 45 Christmas Party Decorating Committee 45 Red Cross Certificate5 Y-Teen 1,25 Hl-Y Show 1,2,3, 45 Chorus5 Band 15 Cheerleader 3,45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 42 KASPRZYK, RITA L. Reets Career Girl Swimming 15 Girls' Sports 15 Bowling 25 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 25 Large Council 45 Chorus 15 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman5 Senior Savings Club. Graduate of School 42 KELLY, JOHN D. Chic Electrical Engineer McKinley and Wells lChicagol. Graduate of Queen Mary KELSI-I, MARGARET J. Bonnie To Get Married Girls' Sports 2,35 Y-Teen 3. Graduate of School 51 KENNEDY, BRUCE N. Pencil-Pusher Bennett H.S., West Seneca Central. Graduate of School 54 KILLELEAGH, JOHN F. Kelly Teacher Intramural Baseball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,253,415 Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Skip- per Salesman 3. Graduate of School 65 KING, NORMA A. Stinky Stenographer Swimming 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,45 Baseball 1,25 Large Council l,2,35 Small Council5 Junior Flower Cornmitteeg 'Tri-Y5 Magazine Salesman 45 Skipper Staff. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier KIPP, JAMES E. Kipp To Be Successful Intramural Softball 2,3,45Intramural Foot- ball 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Intra- mural Volleyball 3,4. Cherry Creek High Graduate of Cherry Creek KISH, ANNABELLE S. 88 ' Music and Dramatics Honor Roll 1,25 Athletic Letter lg Large Council 45 Music Committee Junior Day5 Chromatic Club Award in Music 35 Service Awards l,2,3,45 Tri-Y 45 Hi-Y Show l,2,3, 45 Christmas Play and Program 2,3,45 Skipper Skit 2,35 Junior Playg Band 1,2,3, 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Declama- tion 45 Band Concert 25 Applied Music 3,45 Hobby Show 35 Red Cross Certificateg En- tertainment Committee5 Magazine Sales- man5 Passion Play 35 Lighthouse Skit 3. Graduate of School SO KLEINMAN, LEONA M. if Lee To Own a Blue Convertible Bowling 25 Horseback Riding 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 1,2,3, 45 Christmas Party Food Committee 45 Gregg Shorthand Award, Chorus 1. Graduate of School 51 KLEPSER, ROBERT J. Bob Engineer Cross Country 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,45 Intramural Basketball 25 Captain of Cross Country 45 Hall Monitor 45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Decoration Committee for Junior Pr-omg Hi-Y 3,45 Secretary of Hi-Y 45 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Projection Booth and Stage Crew 3,4. Graduate of 60 KLING, RUTH B. Ruthie To Be Happy Large Council 45 Junior Treasury Com- mittee5 Junior Guard of Honorg Red Cross Certificate5 Hi-Y Show5Ticket Salesman 35 P.T,A. Usher 3,4. Graduate of School 80 1 KONIECZKO, EUGENE T. V Koko To Make a Million Dollars Intramural Football 253,45 Intramural Bas ketball 2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 2,3,45 Cross Country 25 Volleyball 2,3,45 Large Council. St. Joe's Collegiate Institute Graduate of Assumption KORDASIEWICZ, NATALIE M. Nat Dental Hygienist Basketballg Swimming, Bowlingg Large Council 2,45 Skipper Staff 45 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Girl Reserves5 Y-Teeng Chorus 35 P.T.A. Usher. Graduate of School '79 KRAMER, SHIRLEY A. Shirl Success and Happiness Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Large Coun- cil3,45 Lighthouse- Staff 3,45 Junior Prom Refreshment Committee5 Red Cross Cer- tificateg Service Awards 2,3,45 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen Club 3,45 Hi-Y Show 3,45 Junior Playg Passion Play 35 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Teller at Junior Electionsg Swimming Certificate 1. Graduate of School 79 KRANTZ, ROBERT S. Bob To Be a Carpenter Annunciation High School. Graduate of All Saints KRAWC ZYK, ELLEN R. M Lou College Volleyball 15 Horseback Riding 2,35 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Lighthouse Salesman 45 Red Cross Certi- ficate5 Y-Teen Club 1,25 Tri-Y 45 Christ- mas Play 35 Chorus 35 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 42 . KUSIOR, ELIZABETH D. if Betty Marriage Girls' Sports 15 Large Council 45 Gregg Shorthand Award5 Girl Reserves 25 Chor- us 1. Graduate of School 42 LANDOWSKI, ELEANOR A. Ellie College Girls' Sports 1,25 Purple 8: Gold Volleyball Team 25 Y-Teen Club l,2. Graduate of Assumption LESSER, ALLAN D. if Al Research Scientist Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Intramural Footballg Basketballg Volleyball5 Softball l,2,3,45 Manager of Tennis Team 35 Large Coun- cil 1,2,3,45 Skipper Salesman 15 Junior Day Co-Chairman5 Representative at Boys' Stateg Public Address System 3,45 Physics Award 35 Projection Booth and Stage Crew 3,45 P.T.A. Christmas Program 3,4. Graduate of School 79 LILLIS, RICHARD Dick Traveling Salesman Intramural Football5 Baseballg Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1,25 Orchestra 2. Graduate of St. John the Baptist LINICK, GLORIA J. Comptometer Operator Volleyball5 Bowlingg Basketball5 Graduate of School 51 LOBBETT, MELVIN G. V Mel Tree Surgeon Football 25 Intramural Football5 Basket- ball5 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Large Council 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. Graduate of School 65 MAIER, LOTHAR Lewt To Retire Honor Roll 1' Intramural Football5 Intra- mu as etballg Intramural Softball5 Volleyball5 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Large Council 45 Skipper Salesman 3,4. Graduate of School GO MALLOY, PEGGY ANN Peg To Be a Secretary Large Council 45 Lighthouse Staff 2. Graduate of School 65 MANHART, GERALDINE A. Gerry To Get There Basketballg Baseball5 Bowling5 Sports Letter 15 Large Council 1,2,35 Lighthouse Staff 15 Trl-Y 3,45 Chorus 254. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier MARCHANT, ETHEL M. if Occupational Therapist Volleyball 1,35 Bowling 15 Basketball 1,35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 35 Light- house Staff 3,45 Y-Teeng Junior Prom Rie- freshment Committee5 Service Awards 2, 3,45 Red Cross Certifica.te5 Hi-Y Show 2, 45 Christmas Play 25 Junior Play5 Orches- tra 2,3,45 Chorus l,2,45 Passion Play 3. Graduate of School '79 MARSHALL, PAULA M. Little One To Be a Success Large Council 45 Chorus 3. Bennett High School Graduate of School 81 MASLANKA, HENRIETTA s. ' Blondie Nurse Skipper Staff 25 Senior Party Entertain- ment5 First Aid Certificate5 Hi-Y Show 45 Christmas Play 45 Junior Play5 Chorus 2, 45 Nurse's Assistant 45 Passion Play 35 Science Club 4. Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy Graduate of Assumption McALLISTER, JANET E. Mac Keep Smiling Honor Roll 3,45 Small Council5 Large Council 3,45 Junior Day Program5 Service Awards 1,2,3,45 Civic Planning Merit Award5 Tri-Y 3,45 Tri-Y Chaplin 45 Hi-Y Show 1,2,35 Columbus Day Program 45 Junior Play5 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2,35 Declamation Contest 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of School 60 V MCCLOSKEY, ADA E. A Housewife Graduate of School 51 McGILL, RUTH ELLEN Ruthie To Be Successful Ho ' Large Council 45 Skipper aff 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Essay Merit Award5 Service Award 45 Hi-Y Show 15 Christmas Program 153,45 Chor- us 1,2,3,45 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of Otto Township Junior High McKEE, JAMES D. Jim Undertaker Large Council 3,45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 2. Graduate of School 65 MCROBB, KATHLEEN G. Katy I'm Still Thinking Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 45 Bowling 45 Large Council 45 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Junior Prom Decorating Commlttee5 Sports Letter 35 First Aid Certificate5 Y- Teen Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y Show l,2,3,45 Jun- ior Play5 Chorus 3. Graduate of School 51 MELOON, ALYCE P. sf College or Bible School Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Swimming 15 Large Council5 Junior Committee5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Silver Honor Roll Pin, Red Cross Certificateg Junior Day Usher 25 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of School 60 METZGER, MARY ANN Tiny To Be Tall Bowling 1,25 Softball 25 Skipper Staff 2,3, 45 Lighthouse Staff 35 Junior Guard of Hon- or 35 Honor Roll Award 35 Commerce Club 3,45 Hi-Y Show 35 Christmas Play 45 Ju- ni0rP1ay: Ch0I'11S3,4S Hi-Y Ticket Salesma 25 Dramatic Club 3. Graduate of School 51 MIKOLAJCZAK, PATRICIA R. Pat Success Honor Roll 1 2 3,45 Small Council 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 2,45 Editor of Skipper 45 Junior Program Committeeg Junior Guard of Honor5 First Prize Civics Contest 15 Designer of Riverside and Jun- ior Buttons 2,35 Enamel Honor Roll Pin5 Red Cross Certificate5 Service Awards 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Scenery 2,35 Hi-Y Show Tic- ket Salesman 35 Chorus 25 Passion Play 35 Open House l,2,35 P.T.A. Representative 45 Football Skit5 Band Concert 25 Junior Play. Graduate of Assumption MILLIDGE, CHARLES W. Big Bill College Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball l, 2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 All-High Mention 35 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Show Usher5 United Nations Repre- sentative 45 Junior Refreshment Commit- tee, Captain of Basketball 4. Graduate of School 21 MORRISH, ALBERT E. Al To Be a Success in Radio Cross Country 1,45 Track 2,35 Intramural Cross Country 15 Intramural Football 1,35 Intramural Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Bas ketball 1,35 Boys' Inner Council5 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Prom Chairman5 Service Awardg Stage Crew 2,3,45 Public Address System 2,3545 Representative on WBEN 25 Hi-Y. Graduate of School 60 MUELLER, JOHN G. Johnny Salesman Intramural Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3, 45 Cross Country 2,35 Intramural Volley- ball 2,3,45 Large Council 4. St. Joseph Collegiate Institute Graduate of St. Francis Xavier MUFF, MILDRED L. Mill Nursing Volleyball 1,2535 Bowling l,2,3,45 Large Councilg Junior Day Music Committeeg Athletic Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Service Awards5 Red Cross Certificate5 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Band and Orchestra l,2,3,45 Band Concert 254. Graduate of School 60 NADIBRZUCH, FRANCES Fran Vacation at French Riviera Honor Roll 15 Girls' Sports l5 Large Coun- cil 45 Gregg Award 45 First Aid Certificate5 Girl Reserves 2. Graduate of School 42 NIEMCZYCKI, JANE S. Janey Airline Hostess Honor Roll-l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l5 Purple Volleyball Team5 Large Council 3,45 Light- house Staff 45 Chairman of Junior Day' Flower Committeeg Decoration Committee of l29 Christmas Partyg Junior Guard of Honor5 Red Cross St First Aid Certiiicate5 Silver Pin5 Tri-Y5 Passion Play5 Chorus l. Graduate of School 79 NIES, ANN Annie Nursing Sports Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Small Council 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Decorating Committee5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Red Cross Certi- ficate5 Y-Teen 15 Tri-Y 3,45 Football Skit 35 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Tic- ket Salesman 45 Hi-Y Show Ticket Sales- man 2. Graduate of School '79 NORMANDIN, Lois A. 'X Lo-An Join the Women's Air Force Baseball5 Basketball5 Swimming l,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Skipper Staff I5 Hi-Y Show 25 Junior Play Concert 25 Chorus 2. Graduate of St. Paul's NOWAK, EDWARD V Ed Retire at Age of Thirty Intramural Track 25 Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Softball l,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption NOWAK, RICHARD W. Dick Musician Football 35 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Softball l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Civic Planning Merit Certificate 45 Service Award 35 Hi- Y Show 45 Band and Orchestra 3. Graduate of Assumption O'CONNOR, RHEA A. To Own an Automobile Honor Roll 15 Skipper Staff Salesmang Red Cross Certificate5 Ticket Salesman for Night Football Game. Graduate of School 65 OCSKAY, MARY M. Secretary Girls' Sports Letter 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Staff 45 Christmas Party Decorat- ing Committee 45 Gregg Shorthand Certi- ficate 45 Commerce Club 35 Thanksgiving Day Game Ticket Salesman 3,45 Night Game Ticket Salesman 3,4. Graduate of All Saints OMUNMEN, GERTRUDE Trudy To Have a Business Career Bowling l,2,3,45 Volleyball 15 Hall Monitor 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Red Cross Certificate 35 Y-Teen 1. Graduate of School 65 PAJAK, JOHN J. I! Jack Live, Love, Labor, and Learn Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football5 Basketball5 Baseball5 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Show 45 Junior Play5 Skipper Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Associate Editor 45 Junior Class Treasur- er5 Debate 3,45 Oratorical Contest 3,4. Graduate of School '79 PALGU'I'I', IRENE H. P.G. Housewife Skipper Staff 3,43 Lighthouse Staff 43 Y- Teen Club 1,2,3,43 Commerce Club 3,4. Graduate of School 42 PANEK, PETRONELLA C. Pat Commercial Artist onor Ro 3 4' Small Council3 Large ouncil 43 Skipper taff 43 Lighthouse Staff 4g Junior Program Committee3 .Iu- nior Guard of Honor 33 Hi-Y Show 43 Junior' Play3 Chorus 2,3,4. Graduate of School 42 PARWULSK1, LORRAINE F. Lorry To Be Successful Volleyball 43 Large Council 43 Junior Guard of Honor3 First Aid Certificate3 Y-Teen 43 Collector Senior Savings Club3 Christmas Decoration Committee. Graduate of Assumption PECKEY, RICHARD E. Dick To Travel Basketball 1,23 Football 43 Softball 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Softball 1,2,3,43 Christmas Play 2. Graduate of School 33 PELLIGRINO, JOAN M. Butch Large Council. Graduate of School 51 PFEIFFER., MARY ANN College Honor Roll 1,23 Large Council 43 Junior Guard of Honor3 Bronze Honor Roll Pin3 R.ed Cross Certificateg Service Awards3 Y-Teen 43 Teller at .Iunior Electiong Sen- ior Savings Club3 Magazine Salesman 43 Night Game Ticket Salesman3 Swimming Certificate. Graduate of School 60 PLEWNIAK, NATALIE B. Nat Success and Happiness Honor Roll 1,23 Girls' Sports 13 Large Council 3,43 Skipper Staff 33 Lighthouse Staff 2,3,43 .Tunior Day Decorating Commit- tee3 Red Cross Certiflcate3 Bronze Pin3 Service Awards 3,43 Y-Teen 13 Tri-Y 43 Chorus 13 Night Game Ticket Salesman3 Magazine Salesman 43 Senior Christmas Party. Graduate of School 60 POPP, .TUNE A. Handy Andy To Travel Swimming 13 Hikes 13 Large Council 43 Skipper Staffg Junior Prom Decorating Committee3 Hi-Y Show 13 Christmas Play 1,2,33 Spring Concert Chorus 1,2,33 Sen- ior Day Usher3 Senior Savings Club. Graduate of School 65 POREBSK1, GENEVIEVE Jenny Comptometer Operator Large Council 33 Y-Teen 2. Graduate of School 79 POSTULKA, FLORENCE Flossie Bookkeeper Red Cross Certificate3 First Aid Certifi- cate. Graduate of Assumption A RAFE, EDWIN I. Sonny Commercial Artist Intramural Baseball 1,2,3,4j Intramural Football 2,3,4j Intramural Basketball 2, 3,43 Intramural Volleyball 2,3,43 Band 1, 2,3. McKinley Vocational High School Graduate of St. Eliza.beth's RATZ, NICHOLAS J. Shorty Businessman Intramural Footballg Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Large Council 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y Show 13 Commerce Club 43 Skipper Staff 2,3,4. Graduate of School 51 Intramural Basketball3 Intramural Softballp RAUX, ROBERT D. I Bob College Football 45 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 1, 25 Intramural Cross Country 15 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Junior Prom Decorating Commit- teeg Hi-Y Show 35 Band l,2,3,45 Orches- tra l,2,3,45 Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 79 REGELIN, LAWRENCE W. Larry To Be a Bookie Large Council 4. Williamsville High School. Graduate of Amherst 448 RICHARD, JOAN M. College Large Council 35 Red Cross Certificate5 Christmas Play 25 Junior Day Program 35 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 2,35 Chorus 1,25 Band Concert 2. Graduate of School 42 RIFE, DAVID F. If Dave Forest Ranger Swimming 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Softball 1,2,3,45 Intramur- al Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 RODAK, JOSEPH M. Joe Early Retirement Football 45 Cross Country 2,45 Track 45 Intramural Footballg Intramural Basket- ball5 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Service Award 25 Band 1,25 Commerce Club5 Hobby Show 2. Graduate of Assumption RODAK, MILDRED P. Mil To visit California Large Council 35 Senior Party Decorating Committee5 Red Cross Certificate 35 Civ- ic Planning Honorable Mention l5 Y-Teen 3,4. Graduate of Assumption ROESSLER, ROBERT E. Pete To Go To College Intramural Baseball 35 Intramural Foot- ball 2,35 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Inner Council5 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Hi-Y Show 3,4. Graduate of All Saints ROLLO, JOHN If Jack Forestry Swimming 1,2,45 Intramural Ba.sketball5 Baseball5 Volleyba1l5 Football l,2,3,45 Skipper Staff 2,35 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Service Awards 1,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 SAMPSON, JOANNE L. Joey Telephone Operator Swimming Team 15 Junior Guard of Honor5 Y-Teen Club. Graduate of School 60 SARAMAK, REGINA R. Virgle To Travel Large Council 45 Decorating Committee for Senior Partyg Gregg Award5 First Aid Certificate5 Passion Play. Graduate of School 42 SCAIFE, CHARLES E, M Chuck Be Mayor of Strawberry Island Intramural Football5 Hi -Y Club. Technical High School. Graduate of All Saints SCHULER, DONALD E. Dutch Success in Business Honor Roll 35 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Softball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3,4. Graduate of All Saints SCIANDRA, MARIE Guy's Honey Marriage Sports 1,2,35 Swimmlng5 Horseback Riding 1,2,35 Bowling 25 Small Council Treasurer5 Junior Vice President5 Shorthand Award 35 Typing Pin5 Swimming5 Life Saving5 First Aid Certificate5 Tri-Y5 Service Award 1, 2,3,45 Hi-Y Show 1,35 Christmas Play 1,2, 3,45 Columbus Day Programg Junior Pro- gram5 Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,45 Declamation Contest 45 Maga- zine Salesman 45 Passion Playg High School Forum. Graduate of School 60 SCIORTINO, JENNIE J. Dolly To Have Many Friends Large Council 3,45 Skipper Salesman 8: Advertising Staff 45 Lighthouse Typist St Salesman Staff 45 Junior Decorating Com- mittee5 Junior Guard of Honorg First Aid Certificate5 Food Committee of Senior Christmas Party5 Ticket Salesman for Night Football Game5 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 52 SHUTE, MARION A. Mar Fashion Desinger Large Council5 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Day Program5 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Decorating Committee 45 Cheerleader 35 Athletic Letter 35 Essay Merit Award5 Hi- Y Ticket Salesman 2. Bainbridge High Wirginlal Graduate of Bainbridge Junior High SIWULA, JOAN C. Joanie Comptometer Operator Honor Roll 1,2,35 Horseback Riding 25 Vol- leyball 15 Large Council 45 Skipper Adver- tising Staff 25 Red Cross Certificate 1,25 Y-Teen 15 Ticket Salesman for Night Foot- ball Game5 Ticket Salesman for Hi-Y Show 3. Graduate of School 60 SKARBOWSIG, VICTOR R. Vic To Be a Success in Business Intramural Basketball5 Footbal15 Basket- ball5 Civic Contest Merit Award. Graduate of School 79 SKONEY, EDWARD D. Skonomoe Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Intra- mural Baseball l,2,3,45 Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3545 Large Council 45 Junior Day Pro- gram5 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist SMITH, GERALDINE M. Gerry Successful Nurse Honor Roll 1,25 Sports 1,25 Large Counci15 Skipper Staff 35 Sports' Letter5 Red Cross Certificate5 Service Awards5 Y-Teens, Junior Day Chorusg Band 15 Chorus 15 Senior Party Food Committee5 Night Game Ticket Salesman5 Magazine Salesman. Graduate of School 60 SPEERS, HELEN DOREEN Deenie To Be Successful Volleyball 15 Badminton 15 Bowling l,2,3, 45 Senior Party Decorating Committee5 Junior Guard of Honor5 First Aid Certifi- cate5 Service Award 1,35 Sports' Letter 1, 2,3,45 Night Game Ticket Salesman5 Y- Teen 15 Hi-Y Show 15 Junior Play5 Colum- bus Day Program 35 Band and Orchestra 15 Chorus 1,25 Public Address System 35 Usher at Graduation5 Magazine Salesman 45 Gold Pin5 Kleinhans Concert. Graduate of School 65 STEPHAN, GEORGE A. V George To Succeed Cross Country 3,45 Basketball 45 Track 2, 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra- mural Easeball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Volley- ball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Graduate of St. John the Baptist STRA LKER, DO LORES Dolls College Honor Ro 1 1 2 3 4' Large Council 3,45 nior Party corating Committee5 Red Cross Certificate5 Silver Honor Roll Pin5 Commerce Club 45 Junior Day Usher5 Magazine Salesman. Graduate of School 51 STRYCZEK, MARY M. Mike To Teach Mathematics Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Purple Kr Gold Volley- ball Team 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Bowling 45 Sports Letter l,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertis- ing Staff 35 Lighthouse Salesman5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Red Cross Certificate5 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y Show 45 Senior Day Usher 25 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of Assumption SZCZUPAKOWSKA, ELIZABETH A. Betty To Be Happy Volleyball 45 Large Council 3,45 First Aid Certificate 35 Y-Teen 3,45 Senior Savings Club5 Christmas Decorating Committee. Graduate of Assumption SZCZYPOWSKI, JOHN J. V Zip Big Game Hunter Swimming 15 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball l,2.3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3,45 Large Council 45 Service Award 2, 35 Band 152,35 Orchestra 2.3. Graduate of Assumption I SZUR, GEORGE F. Tinky College Intramural Football 15 Intramural Base- ball l. Graduate of School 65 TATKO, DELPHINE If Del Success and Happiness Volleyball 2,35 Bowling 1,25 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Advertising Staff 45 Lighthouse Reporter 45 Lighthouse Salesman 3,45 Gregg Shorthand Award 35 Tri-Y 45 Chorus 15 Senior Day Usher 15 Passion Play 3. Graduate oi School '79 TOTH, CARL if To Reach The Moon Intramural Basketball 15 Lighthouse Staff 45 Junior Playg Hi-Y Show 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. Graduate of Marilla I TROMANHAUSER, SHIRLEY L. Shirl To Go To Business School Bowling 1,25 Volleyball 15 Hikes 15 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff5 Chorus l,2,3,45 Senior Savings Club5 Junior Day Program Com- mittee5 Gregg Shorthand Awards5 Red Cross Certificate5 Hi-Y Show 1,25 Christ- mas Play 2,3,45 Night Game Ticket Sales- man 4. Graduate of School 60 TURNER, PATRICIA A. Pat To Skate at Lake Placid Volleyball 15 Basketball 15 Hikes 15 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 35 Red Cross Certificate5 Commerce Club 15 Y- Teen 15 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist TURSAN, D1-:LORES J. fl' Dodie To Fly High Volleyball 1,25 Swimming 15 Horseback Riding 15 Letter 1,25 Large Council5 Skip- per Salesman 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 First Aid Certificate5 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 1,2. Graduate of School 42 1, TURSAN, GLORIA M. ,If Lynne To Live ln New York Bowling 25 Horseback 15 Volleyball 1,25 Large Council 35 Girl Reserves 25 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 3. Graduate of School 42 TYMCZYSZYN, IRENE E. LZ Timmy Make a Million Swimming 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Base- ball 2,45 Horseback Riding 35 Diving Team and Captain 35 Bowling 45 Large Council 3,45 Cartoonist of Skipper Staffg Junior Guard of Honor5 Gold Pin for Sports5 Red Cross Certificateg Swimming Certlficate5 Athletic Letter 1,2,35 H1-Y Show 3,45 Christmas Play5 Junior Play5 Chorus 1,25 Cheerleader 45 Cheerleaders Skit5 Cheer- leader Major Letter. Graduate of School 42 VAN DRIEST, LAURENE M. Laurie To Own a 1950 Pontiac Bowling 35 Large Council 45 Advertising Staff 35 Red Cross Certificate 3. Mt. St. Mary Academy Graduate of St. John the Baptist fi VITKO, MARYANN S. L' To Be Happy and Successful nor Roll 1 3 ' Large Council5 Silver Pin5 d ross Certiflcate5 Chorus 45 Bus Ticket Salesman 45 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of School 42 WATTS, F . PAU LINE Kitten Music Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Hikes5 Bowling5 Large Council 3,45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Typ- ing Pin5 Shorthand Award5 Honor Roll Pin5 Red Cross Certificate5 Sports' Letter 15 Junior Play5 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of School 52 WESTPHAL, ELMER A. Lord Byron To Retire Football 3,45 Intramural Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Club 3,45 Hi-Y Show. Graduate of School 60 WILLIAMS, RONALD M. Willie To Own My Own Business Swimming 15 Intramural Baseball5 Intra- mural Football5 Freshman Play5 Organi- zation of Porthole. Graduate of School 24 WISEMAN, ROBERT R. Wise College Swimming 15 Basketball 45 Intramural Z Football l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Boys' Inner Council 45 Large Coun- cil 3,45 Hi-Y President 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Show 3,4. Graduate of School 60 WOJCIK, DOLORES E. Dolly To Be a Bookkeeper Swimming 15 Volleyball 45 Baseball 35 Basketball 25 Athletic Letter 1,2,35 Gold Pin 45 Large Council 3,45 Lighthouse Salesman5 Lighthouse Production Work 45 Red Cross Ce!-tlficate5 Y-Teen Club 35 Commerce Club 45 Magazine Salesman 45 Hi-Y Salesman. Graduate of School 42 I WOJCIK, VERONICA M. Vernie Pianist Commerce C1ub5 Christmas Play 15 Chor us 1. Graduate of St. John the Baptist WOOLEY, JOAN L. Lee Missionary Christmas Program 3,45 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 2,35 Chorus 3,4. Graduate of School 60 WOOMER, GERTRUDE A. Gertie To Succeed Honor Roll l,2,35 Athletics 15 Large Coun- cil 1,45 Lighthouse Staff 45 Civic Planning Merit Award 1,35 Honor Roll Pin5 First Aid Certificate5 Y-Teen 15 Chorus 1,45 Senior Savings Club5 Magazine Salesman 4. Graduate of School 60 YORKE, ALICE E. if Al To Be- Happy Basketbal15 Volleyball5 Swimming5 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 35 Red Cross Certlficate5 Sports Letter 15 Y-Teen5 Commerce Club.5 Senior Savings Club5 Magazine Salesman 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Graduate of St. John the Baptist ZACHARIAS, EVELYN E. Evie Happiness and Success Honor Roll 2,3,45 Bowling5 Small Councll5 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Secre- tary of Junior Class5 Christmas Party R.e- freshment Committee Chairman 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Red Cross Certificateg Enamel Honor Roll Pin5 Tri-Y5 Commerce Club 35 Junior Day Usher5 Magazine Sales- man 45 Night Game Ticket Salesman. Holy Angels Academy Graduate of All Saints ZICH, MARILYN J. Lyn To Be Happy onor 3' Bowling l,2,35 Basketball 1, 5 orseback Riding 15 Volleyball 1,25 Large Council 45 Junior Prom Commlttee5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Award 35 Christmas Play 2,35 Chorus l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 60 KRUPCZYK, ROBERT LAURENCE, JEFFREY NOLAN,WAYNE RoTH,RoBERT WING, JANET 'E on I ADDITIONAL GRADUATES .T oan Ferris 7 Fred Goscicki 41 Jack Hohl Joseph Kolepp If Nicholas Reisz IZ Dorothy Szymanska O you, the Junior, Sophomore, and Fresh- man classes of Riverside, we Wish to pass on the thought that success is not usually achieved by choosing the easy way. Hard work and dili- gent effort are needed to attain real success. Even though the going may seem hard at first, don't give upg keep going. Uv The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight, But they While their companions slept W 34 ere toiling upward in the night. --Longfellow Classes . 1 ce Jfaq . 0 s I. u ' 4, ' - z ' -A 75' Q: Q5 0 Q Q Ili .X- xx . X ss xxx v . x X . X . , S ss x S sn fi is s 1 X! 'Q' uf! s O lf, if 1 Q Ili? W' :ff A ff u PP NEK Row l. Charles Kovach, Lois Wright, Daniel Platek, Joan Derner. Row 2. Edward Balthaser, Audrey Barrett. unior Ufficcrs ILLINGNESS to cooperate with instructors and determination to succeed have been exhibited by Riverside's juniors. Each individual realizes that his contribution, regardless of its size, is of true value to the school. Proof of the sincere earnestness is the large percentage of juniors on the honor roll. PRESIDENT .... VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER . . SECRETARY . . . GIRLS MARSHALL BOYS MARSHALL . . Daniel Platek . . Lois Wright . Charles Kovach . .Joan Derner . Audrey Barrett Edward Balthaser UHIOI' l-IIS school year has been one of outstanding achieve- ment in scholastic and athletic fields for the boys of the Junior Class. They express their sincere appreciation O S to Mr. Ravin and the other faculty members who have so capably guided them throughout the year. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Edmond Venator, Ronald Sontag, Alfred Coles, Donald Czaja, Steven Czarnecki, Peter Slobodzian, David Urbanovich, Fred Lyon, Donald Marcotte, Donald Shepard. William Haley, Gerald McGuire, Wallace Hussak, Robert Dotter, Donald Horning, Gordon Johnson, Edward Heinz, Robert Vass, Robert Brennan, Victor Kovachi, Robert Fox. Frank Bagola, Frederick Ransom, John Gutlovics, Frank Kolnacki, James Hayter, Ray Bernard, Eugene Plewa, Daniel Platek, Edward Balthasar, Theodore Dzielski, Richard Miller. Charles Kovach, Robert Hoover, William Schriver, John Manhard, Joseph Molnar, Richard Mazier- ski, Steven Toth, Thomas Stevens, Paul Scharlock, Jerry Hicks, John Rydzak, Richard Wydysh. Alin Kirsch, Alex Butkowski, Richard Zygmunt, Stanley Gempko, Ernest Fudala, Mervyn Brown, Stanley Kozina, Earl Mager, Warner Martin, Donald Lanternier, Harold Arndt, Myron Booker, Charles Williams, James Hoppel, Richard Krakomberger. Roy Mitchell, Frederick Forsyth, Robert Lapsley, Richard Szumla, Robert Jagodzinski, Richard Wasilewski, Stephen Virostko, Robert Voss, Allen Eschborn, Thaddeus Kud, William Knight, Robert Brock, Sam Falzone, Mr. Ravin. Thomas Bieda, Willard Bamberg, Kenneth Gellart, Thaddeus Wellenc, Louis Wisemen, Charles Click, John Grunzweig, Orvin Klopp, William Barry, Franklin Stickle, Leonard Mahavik, Robert Lee, James Lamadue. 37 Row 1. Mary Ann Bermel, Kathryn Begley, Carol Juhasz, Doris Fawcett, Audrey Barrett, Lorraine Pro- haska, Joan Koabel, Mary Ann Swanekamp, Eugenia Furtak, Laura Chojnacka, Eleanor Kozacki, Patricia Daniels. Row 2. Evelyn Woomer, Dianne Goulding, Patricia Czaja, Eleanor Daniello, Mary Jordan, Dorothy Dahmer, Mary Gushue, Carol Lux, Doris Burnett, Nancy Daniels, Marcia Bovee, Frances Forsyth, Barbara Dudek. Row 3. Lucielle Jagodzinski, Joan Grabowski, Ethel Kalman, Mary Ann Popovich, Betty Jelics, Marion Kubanik, Nancy Gafus, Margret Bero, Geraldine Brylinski, Rita Gee, Elaine Cline, Lorraine Zacha- rias, Norma Alexanderson. Row 4. Donna Mulvihill, Mary Lou Thuman, Carol O'Connor, Irene Komorowska, Frances Konstanty, Emily Jankot, Nancy Torok, Adrienne Mikolajczak, Jean Huenniger, Elizabeth Lawrence, Joan Derner, Florence Zybala, Lois Tremor. Row 5. Veronica Kostempska, Sharon Stubbe, Dorothy Zmuda, Phyllis Lukasik, Patricia Olson, Delphine Cuzydlo, Claudia Raux, Elaine Watson, Mary Jane Collins, Helene Jusela, Annette Michniak, Peggy Mondell, Shirley Kingsbury, Mary Ann Kania, Barbara Chip, Rita Ciszewski. Row 6. Patricia Graf, Betty Jane Rogers, Sally Sagy, Adele Utnik, Bernice Sadowska, Margaret Wamsley, Rita Wawzenczak, Mary Sasala, Lois White, Laura Sikes, Rola Webb, Joan Sobieraj, Diane Sobocinska Arlene Wojcieszak, Geraldine Szafranski, Ida Mae Hentges, Doris Abbott. Row 7. Patricia Adamson, Nancy Kish, Miss Reitz. unior Girls C HEN September 1949 rolled around the new occupants of Rooms 149, 145, and 141 tried to accustom themselves to the title of Junior. During the football season, Maryann Kania, Lois Wright, and Mary Ann Popovich helped us cheer our team on to victory. In the sale of night football tickets the Juniors also ranked high, with Pat White top salesman. Our school calendar was especially highlighted by the election of class officers, the Junior Day Program and the Junior Prom. 38 Row l. Delores Desrosiers, Dolores Richardson, Gloria Grant, Jacqueline Dowdy, Carol Davoli, Lois Wright, Carol Bradley, Carol Castner, Helen Drozynska, Janice Oatmeyer, Dorothy Martinick, Dolores De Celle. Row 2. Shirley Christer, Patricia Gannon, Anna Titorenko, Cecelia Preston, Margaret Strachan, Marilynn Blake, Ruth O'Donnell, Joan Moorhouse, Patricia White, Florence Slazyk, Joan Marks, Virginia Morzec, Joan Ryndak. Row 3. Rita Mackiewicz, Rose Wojciechowska, Mary Kustich, Ruth Harding, Irene Milak, Norma Stevens, Florence Teribury, Theresa Truty, Rosemary Golebiewski, Concetta Di Carlo, Shirley De Myer, Noreen Kaminska, Elaine Gillies. Row 4. Eileen Lauden, Elaine Fischer, Patricia Suski, Ruth Zahn, Betty Large, Shirley Meagher, Maureen Ferris, Margaret Mitchell, June Wassel, Shirley Geis, Mildred Clark, Albina Boncal, Betty Balazs, Helen Sokol, Miss Mueller, Margret O'Connor, Betty Nowak. . Row 5. Gloria DuBois, Betty Smith, Velma Kruzeck, Barbara Wolcott, Rose Rozmus, Julia Ryndak, Marie Godlewski, Joanne Revelas, Joan Ruehl, Dolores Jankowska, Natalie Skrzypczak, Joan Rote, Patricia Jagodzinski, Irene Jelics, Dolores Booth. Row 6. Miss Marshall, Betty Kessler, Alice Arciszewska, Sally Crage, Alberta Anderson, Ruth Chipchase, Beverly Kingsbury, Patricia Clark, Mary Mazur, Helen Kijanka, Frances Dailous, Patricia Bober, Miss Creagh, Mabel Orazi. unior Girls HIS year our class has been ably represented in scholastic achievement. Over thirty girls have been on the Honor Roll with Mary Gushue leading the school. In the field of sports, the Juniors have been very active. One of the Junior volley ball teams became class champions. Approximately fifty girls have taken part in other sports to earn their letters. Many Junior girls have played in the band and orchestra. As we close another chapter in our life at Riverside we hope that the other classes will have as much enjoyment out of their Junior year as we have had. 39 Row l. Row Row Row Row Row Sophomore 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Patricia Olah, Mary Szuilinski, Karen Jensen, Virginia Flavin, Dorothy Zielinski, Joanne Amann, Lorraine Dodolak, Anita Korenkiwski, Charlotte Desrosiers, Jane Wiatrowski, Sandra Van Tuyl, Ann May Wach, Lucy Cain. Loretta Tramontana, Claudia Schmauss, Elizabeth Nagy, Joan Sapuder, Janet Sugg, Louise Vargo, Nancy Gerspach, Elaine Abbott, Myrna Miller, Jane McGuire, Phyllis Montgomery, Ruth Stevens, Elaine Weaver, Marilynn Fritz, Audrey Booker. Margaret Lawless, Barbara Jachimiak, Jean Hnatyk, Lucielle Panek, Dorothy Giza, Kathleen Kala- rovich, Natalie Kumiega, Shirley Graf, Joan Haley, Doris Joyes, Clara Ranstatler, Peggy Thomas, Rita Gutt, Valerie Bak, Grace Betz. Barbara Boivin, Marilyn Sasse, Mary Ann Fichtl, Jean McGaffin, Frances Wiglusz, Jane Michniak, Joyce McNulty, Shirley Koch, Kalliope Contras, Glenda Anderson, Ruth Westphal, Janet DeVine, Joyce Gilbert, June Anderson, Helen Bogdan, Miss Wittlief, Mary McLean. Roberta Doubrough, Dorothy Morrish, Marjorie Conboy, Joan Vari, Ruth Penksa, Patricia Cowie, Maryanne Diebler, Marjorie Decker, Janet Schwartz, Jacqueline Graham, Eunice Faulkner, Anna Watz, Lorraine Dowell, Carol Hengel. Norma Schoen, Theresa Prentki, Lois LeVea, Lois Parsons, Beverly Franke, Winona Smith, Dorothy Babinsky, Joan Taylor, Norma Ferioli, Patricia Zoch, Elizabeth Krall, Patricia MacKinno June Sherbo, Patricia Lucas, Arlene Lindenfels. ITH the assistance of Miss Wittlief, Miss Mago, Miss Kinsley, and Miss Creagh, the Sophomore Class has experienced a most satisfy- ing year. Outstanding students who took part in assem- blies are: Sandra Van Tuyl, Norma Ferioli, and Shirley Dahmer, while Mary Ann Farrell, the Sophomore cheerleader, helped to bring out a rousing school spirit. Girls I1 Sophomore Row Row Row Row Row ANY Sophomore girls participated in the chor- ' us, athletics, and orchestra. We are very proud of the twenty-one girls who held positions on the Honor Roll. With an eye to the future, the Sophomore Class hopes to make the coming years even more successful and enjoyable. Marilyn Barnes, Joan Jamieson, Georgina Andrews, Angelita Johnson, Eva Marr, Gladys Dombrow- ski, Jane Burdick, Carol Churchill, Evelyn Szoka, Geraldine Paszek, Dorothy Zmuda, Marlene Riesz, Patricia Strunk. Joan Lang, Shirley Loretta, Jane Florek, Frances Di Carlo, Thelma Fleming, Mary Ann Esene, Helen Brill, Delores Lovejoy, Joyce Kindron, Gloria Crapez, Carol Nightingale, Joy Goff, Mary Mack, Janice Watson, Dolores Young. t Joanne Mosolf, Madlyn Conyers, Diane Browne, Patricia Bennett, Dora Dille, Mary Schmit, Joyce Rellinger, Catherine Brohman, Karlene Davis, Shirley Dahmer, Mary Ann Farrell, Anna Dropik, Gail Harris, Ethel Forsyth, Hedy Siatkowski, Patricia Odrzywolski. Catherine Papadakis, Norma Gervvitz, Millicent Gibas, Betty Goodremote, Rita Poczkalski, Patricia Kern, Emily Glogowski, Joanne Manley, Janet Gallagher, Joanne Hiam, Joan Hardy, Loretta Peckey, Natalie Klimczak, Lulu Gurba, Dolores Szczypkowski, Marcia Szaflarski. Yvonne Talcott, Theresa Mikulec, Marilyn Maier, Donna Peterson, Geraldine Poczkalski, Betty Ann Dickinson, Janet Frick, Brigitte Kallen, Cecelia Kalata, Patricia Parwulska, Marjorie Rhodehouse, Jean Remus, Delores Lazik, Helen Raymond, Sally Johnson, Miss Mago, Miss Kinsley. 41 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row URING the past year the Sophomore boys have been ably represented in baseball, basketball, swimming, and intramural football. Many have earned major letters and have shown great progress of things to come. This group has been under the capable guidance of Messrs, Downes, Ravin, Rentz, Masson, and Howard. Sophomore Boys Frederick Turner, Paul Cartwright, Edward Wacienga, Fred Beach, Eugene Militello, Gerald Kipp, Terry Kimber, James Conboy, Charles Swanekamp, Robert Smigelski, Eugene Forczek, Egon Sirmay Thaddeus Sidorski. Edward Militello, George Oguich, Joseph Fliss, Richard Bukowski, Fred Wagner, Frederick Wojto- wicz, Robert Osika, Gerald Nolan, John Thornton, Norman Robinson, Robert Monette, Richard Sampson. Herbert Schmit, Ronald Norman, Walter Czamara, Donald Denk, Owen Bowers, Richard Sugg, Ernest Fiedler, Arthur Adamczak, Frank Stanko, Robert Crmerod, Douglas Roesch, Adam Prentki. Richard Young, Fabian Kowalski, Robert Horton, Evan McDonald, Charles Gerace, James Engle- hardt, William Addams, Wilbur Daniel, Ronald Isaacs, James Hicken, Ronald McCready, William Collins, James Dotzey, Donald Forster, Ronald Kubanik, Robert Trevillian. John Mihalich, Ronald Burt, Jack Sadowski, Thomas Maczuga, Herbert Fillenworth, Richard Markott, Leo Hopkins, William Shaffer, Donald Douglas, Robert Horvath, George McCurdy, Stephen McCarthy John Sadkowski, Duane Miller, John Diebold, Ronald Bolander, Kenneth DeNormand, Alvin Smith, Paul McKee, William Pajak, John Fagyas, James Hambruch, Harold Arndt, Norman Palmer, Alex - ander Hazelton, Eugene Pilat, James McKendrick, Victor Ratz. William McCarthy, Kenneth Lingswiler, Vince Muranyi, Edward Doran, Raymond Domin, James Wagner, Roger Kenyon, Robert Osika, John Brankacz, Gerald Thomas, Richard Farkas, Henry Kensek, Valentine Bartkowski, Francis Chiro. John White, Louis Taylor, Robert Poliachik, Thomas Johnson, Frederick Czerniejewski, Benny Gromada, Frank Kaczmarek, Robert Mager, Daniel Reddin, John Allen, Richard Strong, Warren Connell, Ronald Lynch. George Ihle, Henry Dembski, Wayne Anderegg, Richard Homer, William Horosh, Eugene Bajak, Wayne Lemoine, Edward Morrison, Irving Jordon, Emil Novak, George Gutlovics, Ronald Pawinski, Roger Jones. 42 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row CNINAL statistics show that this year has been a most successful one for the Freshmen boys of Room 279. In addition to their school work, many of the boys took part in sporting events, the Freshmen being especially well represented in the swimming meets. They were also active in football and intramural tennis. We boys are very grateful to our teachers for the help they have given us during our first year at Riverside High. Freshmen Boys 1. Richard Bailey, Dale Boerschig, Ronald Fahs, William Zacharias, Arthur Currey, Ronald Ficken wirth, Russel Scriber, Delbert Clark, Everett Fitzgerald, Robert Sadowski, Robert Zon, William Bond, William Anderhalt, Donald Hazelton. 2. Robert Siuta, Walter Webdale, James Poerschke, Richard Gucwa, Ronald Goff, Edward Gyorffy, Joseph Thomas, Raymond Sczepaniec, William Pettas, Thomas Conroy, William Frears, Lloyd Richards Donald Persico, Marvin Hudson. Avery Fitzgerald, Harvey Ihle, Micheal Vince, Francis Manley, Leonard Bryniarski, Walter Platek, Walter Murek, James Peckey, Paul Bankoske, John Vogel, Gerald Miller, Ronald Stevens, Raymond Adamek. Daniel Meloon, Donald Bachert, Donald Warrington, Raymond Lockocki, John Yambor, Joseph Bab- insky, John Staffen, Kenneth McCreadie, Jack Wagoner, David Wink, Donald Sherbo, David Kitzmil- ler, Robert Walter. Griffith Henry, Steven Plotar, Charles Elmer, William Dobson, Chester Kochan, Richard DeVine, Robert Torek, Ross Hurren, David Sallay, Robert Gacek, Karl Robert, Gordon Atkins, Philip Secic. Phillip Silverberg, Gene Polis, Frederick Gelz, Henry Kolodzieijczak, George Hoehn, Alvin Kaczor, Norman Hoth, Robert McDonnel, Miss Kenny. Leslie Racz, Bernard Wilkie, James Holt, James Hummel, Henry Nowak, Donald Sampson, Joseph Walker, James Barwell, James Bryant, Richard Kordasiewicz, Thomas Rice, Neil Martzolf. Thomas Hallett, Robert LaVere, Lee Staufler, William Fenlon, William Glor, James Bonsack, Stephen Andre, Donald Wood, Paul Wagner. 43 Freshmen HE Freshmen girls of 329 and its two annexes, 331 and 341, have enjoyed their first year, under the supervision of Miss Elliott. We are proud of the volleyball team that made the Purple and Gold playoffs. As a result of this game, played against the Juniors, the Freshmen became the champions of the school. Girls Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Doreen Flood, Patricia Sheetz, Theresa Terech, Bernice Turi, Lorraine Krupczyk, Marilyn Gee, Mary Hierl, Elizabeth Christer, Mary Ann Krayski, Jean Groat, Loraine Russell. Betty Ann Oppel, Carolyn Forbes, Elaine Bloomquist, Louise Womer, Myrtle Osborne, Bessie Pap- pas, Joan Jaeger, June Dierdorf, Shirley Choboy, Rose Drozdz, Dolores Miszkiewicz. Sandra Roesch, Ann Huttenlocker, Nancy Muranyi, Suzanna Cole, Jane Cichon, Irene Christian, Dolores Tront, Theresa Czarnecki, Joanne Wauriw, Helen Bujalski, Shirley Sheridan, Alice Latka, Rita Witkowski, Roberta Conboy, Miss Elliott. Maureen Zimmer, Joanne Zunner, Adrienne Meyers, Valerie Korta, Beverly McCarthy, Marjorie Parkhurst, Noreen Schmidt, Shirley Bogdan, Janet Boehler, Marlene Fichtl, Mary Ann Falk, Carol Dold, Ruth Leib, Letha Beam. Patricia Boyle, Joan Sweet, Barbara Bevan, Doreen Balthasar, Kathleen Derrick, Joann Busch, Joan Dempsey, Elizabeth Lazar, Dolores McNally, Elizabeth Wytrvval, Marian Lysarz, Audrey Kalinski, Norma Sheldon, Ruth Regan, Barbara Fish. Diana Farinech, Ruth Saemenes, Dianne Bradley, Joan Dacey, Irene Boncal, Patricia Jelinski, June Farrell, Patricia Brankacz, Patricia Krause, June Griffin, Rose Gracza, Carol Harris, Elizabeth Rostas, Joyce Kish, Betty Clements, Carol Michaels, Patricia Dansberger. Audrey Trimble, Betty Comfort, Patricia Woyjcik, Jean Nagy, Jean Young, Joanne Collins, Mary Ann Kovach, Patricia Doran, Arlene Kalman, Theresa Maciejewski, June Settle, Ada Carpenter, Shirley Leggett, Marie Schchterly, Jacqueline Strom, Jean Strumski, Nancy Schriver. 44 Ro W Row Row Row Row Row Lois Rose, Louise Beland, Beatrice Sztorc, Mary Hynes, Betty Obringer, Eugenia Golebiewski, Delores O'Day, Gladys Waltering, Virginia Zells, Maryann Richardson, Delores Smith, Marjorie Kozacki. Emily Michniak, Barbara Hartman, Irene Macek, Loretta Lacki, Julia Pustulka, Beverly Zich, Agnes Gonda, Shirley Taylor, Sylvia Ivancic, Jean Hrychowian, Joan Stralker, Betty Lou Militello, Nancy Wicik, Sophie Szczykutowicz. Doris Blair, Marion Beileiwech, Theresa Krasinski, Irene Fuszara, Irene Johnson, Pauline Wolko, Shirley Weider, Aline Hooftallen, Lois Riexinger, Norma Zimmer, Constance Barr, Theresa Gran- ato, Grace Malloy, Barbara Reinhardt, Sophie Arciszewska. Dagmar Hereid, Rose Vitko, Sharon Gibson, Janet McNerny, Lucille Rood, Judith Wetzel, Joan Son- tag, Elsie Langfelder, Shirley Shore, Sara Mills, Cylvia DeMeyer, Joyce Harding, Marilyn Gardner, Miriam Michel, Marilyn Smith. Marion Smith, Antionette Nagel, Edwina Nowakowska, Marian Regelin, Beverly Kleotzer, Barbara Kritz, Gertrude Wieczorek, Maxine McClosky, Rita Swider, Carol Michaels, Paula Christ, Kathleen Farrell, Patricia Hoppel, Alice Shorten, Margaret Devine, Margaret Lillis, Sallie Jagodzinska, Geraldine Brock, Patricia Lillis, Audrey Eschborn, Patricia Kotkowski, Patricia Dzialak, Joan Brennan, Patricia Klementowski, Miss O'Reilly. Irene Beileiwech, Miss Rose, Miss Sarbaugh, Doris Euchich, Mary Mitchell, Rose Marie Persico, Betty Zatko, Donna Smith, Rita Guay, Wanda Sadowska, Patricia Siedliecki, Louise Curtin, Rita Bujalski, Dorothy Haynos, Lillian Stanley, Margaret Buckley, Caroline Hauqhey, Mrs. Haynes. URING the Wende drive for Christmas packages, the girls I I of 329, 331, and 341, turned in 51318, plus a great many pack- ages, setting the record for the school. . We hope that our future years at Riverside will be as happy and successful as this first one has been. 45 ERHAPS one of the most important things to be learned from our school activities is tolerance. In the future, as we travel our several ways through life, if we have learned to be tolerant of our fellow men, We gain in understanding and canglive in peace with all men. Let me live in my house by the side of the road Where the race of men go by, They are good, they are bad, they are weak, they are strong, Wise, foolish--so am I. Then why should I sit in the scorner's seat, Or hurl the cynic's ban? Let me live in my house by the side of the road And be a friend of man. 46 Sam Walter Foss 1 ct ivities ,,, g, wiv- W Nm -il' J- HOOPER Row 1. Evelyn Zacharias, Norma King, Miss Snell, Janet McAllister, Marie Sciandra. Row 2. Petronella Panek, Patricia Mikolajczak, Anna Blette, Margaret Babinsky, Ann Nies, Jessie Dingman. Girls, Council CWHE Girls' Small Council of 1949-1950 has added one more year to the ten years of previous exist- ence in Riverside High School. lt is only through the excellent assistance of our advisor, Miss Snell, and cooperation of others, that our year may be called successful. The Council acts as a govern- ing body in student government. During the year, we have been successful in selling the new Alma Mater pencils and Riverside mittens. The money thus earned is used in purchasing some useful gift for the school. A reunion dinner was held in December at Leonardo's Restaurant with the members of last year's Council. In February, a party was held for the Large Council. At this time, we should like to express our appreciation to the faculty and student body for assisting us to keep our organization running smoothly. We cordially hope that our efforts have made Riverside as proud of its student government this year as it has been in the past. OFFICERS President - Norma King Hall Monitors - Ann Nies Vice President - Janet McAllister Receptionist - Jessie Dingman Secretary - Evelyn Zacharias Assembly Monitors - Petronella Panek Treasurer - Marie Sciandra Cafeteria Chairman - Anna Blette Historian - Patricia Mikolajczak Cafeteria Chairman - Margaret Babinsky Adviser - Miss Snell 48 Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row 6. Row 7. Helene Jusela, Mary Sasala, Delphine Tatko, Natalie Kordasiewicz, Margaret Bero, Elizabeth Szczupakowska, Lorraine Parwulska, Leona Klienman, Geraldine Manhart, Patricia Fell, Margret Babinsky, Kathleen Fawcett, Patricia Bennett, Doris Fawcett. Gloria Linick, Helen Dvornak, Shirley Kingsbury, Elaine Gillies, Elaine Watson, Shirley Troman- hauser, Ruth McGill, June Hooper, Ethel Marchant, Shirley Kramer, Kathleen McRobb, Eleanor Jacobs, Jane Boesl. Jennie Sciortino, Patricia Daniels, Adrienne Mikolajczak, Dorothy Dros, Patricia Mikolajczak, Stella Gaik, Mary Ann Vitko, Pentronella Panek, Arlene Wojcieszak, Betty Balazs, Eleanor Daniello, Carol Lux, Mary Gushue, Margaret Wamsley. Ellen Krawczyk, Frances Nadbruch, June Popp, Dolores De Celle, Peggy Malloy, Audrey Hilts, Jane Niemczycki, Mary Stryczek, Mary Ann Kania, Anne Titorenko, Betty Jelics, Katherine Begley. Ruth O'Donnell, Lorraine Zacharias, Mary Ocskay, Evelyn Zacharias, Janet McAllister, Annabelle Kish, Mildred Muff, Mildred Glor, Joan Koabel,Alberta Delameter, Ann Nies, Karolyn Gates, Norma King, George Hambruch, Jack Barnes. Wayne Lemoine, Robert Raux, Anthony De Quillo, Martin Brennan, John Pajak, Nicholas Ratz, Marilyn Groat, Phyllis Coleman, Marilyn Booker, Gertrude Woomer, Audrey Brost, Shirley Burlou, Pauline Watts. Jeffrey Lawrence,Thomas Stevens, Elmer Westphal, Charles Millidge, Robert Klepser, Franklin Frost, Allen Lesser, Robert Jackson, Vernon Hans, Robert Wiseman, George Herrick, Albert Morrish Student Council HE members of the Small and Inner Council select members from the Junior and Senior classes, with the approval of the homeroom teachers, to form the Student Council. This group consists of receptionists, hall, assembly, office and cafeteria monitors, who act as valuable aids in the student government at Riverside. 49 Skipper Editorial Staff EDITOR ........ .... ........... P a tricia Mikolajczak ASSOCIATE EDITORS . . . . Greta Biro, Dorothy Dros, Mildred Glor ADVERTISING MANAGER . . . . Vernon Hans BUSINESS MANAGER .... ................................ Ra ymond Garry CLASS REPRESENTATIVES . .Margaret Wamsley, Franklin Stickle, Frances Wiglusz, Henry Dembski, Elizabeth Rotas, Daniel Meloon REPORTERS . . . . Jane Boesl, Audrey Brost, Dorothy Dahmer, Alberta Delamater, Ernest Fudala, Karolyn Gates, Mary Gushue, George Hamburch, George Herrick, Audrey Hilts, Wanda Kasper, Robert Klepser, Eleanor Landowski, William Millidge, Albert Morrish, Mildred Muff, Ann Nies, Mary Ocskay, Petronel- la Panek, Eugene Skoney, Peter Turner, Evelyn Zacharias. TYPISTS ....... ...... A nna Blette, Audrey Brost, Ruth McGill, Margaret Wamsley FACULTY ADVISORS . . . . Miss Connery, Mr. Downes, Miss Foss, Mr. Helenbrook, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Miller, Mr. Renzoni, Miss Sarbaugh, Mr. Schmidle, Miss Snell, Miss Zeh 'Ma 8 I C7 sam! Jaw Row l. Dorothy Dros, Evelyn Zacharias, Mary Oskay, Patricia Mikolajczak, Jane Boesl, Kathleen Fawcett, Patricia Fell. Row 2. Pauline Watts, Elizabeth Rostas, Margaret Wamsley, Mary Gushue, Frances Wiglusz, Mildred Muff, Phyllis Coleman, Gertrude Woomer. Row 3. Daniel Meloon, Petronella Panek, Audrey Brost, Alberta Delamater, Ruth McGill, Mildred Glor, Greta Biro, George Hambruch. Row 4. Ernest Fudala, Frederick Turner, William Millidge, Robert Klepser, George Herrick, Albert Morrish 50 Skipper Advertising Staff HE Advertising Staff, guided by Mr. Renzoni, has spent many hours soliciting advertise- ments to finance our yearbook. lf it were not for the efforts of this group, it would be impossible to publish the Skipper. We sincerely appreciate the work of these students who have canvassed the area securing the advertisements necessary to make our yearbook a success. Thank you, Mr. Renzoni, and the staff, for a job well done. Row 1. Mr. Renzoni, Leona Kleinman, Geraldine Manhart, Joan Jamieson, Marie Sciandra, Ann Nies, Norma King, Karolyn Gates, Marilyn Gee, Valerie Korta, Jane Burdick, Marcia Sczflarski, Vernon Hans. Row 2. Patricia Fell, Millicent Gibas, Rita Gutt, Elaine Cline, Maryann Rupprecht, Mary Schmit, Rosemary Golibiewski, Helen Drozynska, Shirley Tromanhauser, Mary Ann Vitko, Janice Frick, Ruth Penksa. Row 3. Mary Ann Metzger, Betty Jane Rogers, Margaret Wamsley, Ann Huttenlocker, Carol Harris, Nancy Schriver, Mary Stryczek, Audrey Hilts, Ada Carpenter, June Settle, Dorothy Dros. Row 4. Carol Hengel, Helen Dvornak, Gloria Linick, Jennie Sciortino, Patricia Adamson, Geraldine Sza- franski, Marilynn Fritz, Patricia Sheetz, Norma Sheldon, Winona Smith. Row 5. Robert Jackson, Nicholas Ratz, Alberta Delameter, Delores De Celle, June Popp, Audrey Brost, Annabelle Kish, Shirley Burlou, Mary Ann Kania, Mary Ann Farrell, Terry Kimber, Allan Lesser. 51 Row Row Row Row 1. Gloria Grant, Jacqueline Dowdy, Carol Juhasz, Rose Wojciechowska, Shirley Meader. 2 . Patricia White, Carol Bradley, Carol Castner, Helen Drozynska, Rita Ciszewski, Margaret Strachan . Norma Steinberg, Helen Wahl, Concetta Di Carlo, Elaine Cline, Marilyn Blake, Elaine Fischer. . Gerald McGuire, Ronald Williams, Miss Engel, Joseph Hans, Paul Sharlock. Port Hole VITAL STATISTICS BIRTH OBITUARY WE are proud to announce the This year Riverside High had both birth of that new EFFICIENT school a death and a birth. The death was that store the PORT HOLE in Room 265. of the dull, drab storeroom, Room 265. ARLY in December a ship unfurled its sails, weighed anchor at the doors of Riverside. f Going Going, Gone---were your worries about school supplies when this beautiful ship left, leaving behind her cargo for the new addition to the Riverside family, the PORT HOLE. The Port Hole is attended constantly by the fond and doting staff of the newly organized Retailing Class under the supervision of Miss Engel. Since the arrival of the Port Hole into the family of Sea Goers, we are the only High School in the city which boasts a course in Retailing. The Port Hole staff and Miss Engel deeply appreciate the cooperation given them by the students and faculty in helping to make the Port Hole a success. 52 Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Caroline Haughey, Margaret Wamsley, Joan Koabel, Loraine Prohaska, John Rollo, John Pajak, Delores Desrosiers, Sandra Roesch, Ann Huttenlocker, Joan Haley. Emil Novak, Franklin Frost, Miss Thomas, Julia Ryndak, Helene Jusela, Elaine Cline, Norma Schoen, Joan Ryndak, Miss Siegesmund, Carl Toth, Evan McDonald. James Fleming, Michael Vince, Elizabeth Nagy, Joan Sapuder, Shirley Koch, Patricia Jagodzinska Anne Titorenko, Mary Ann Kania, Audrey Brost, James Englehart, Roger Jones. Lighthouse Staff NE of the most important school activities is The Lighthouse. It keeps the students up to date on current happenings. It is run by the students, with the assistance of a few advisors. EDITOR ....... ASSISTANT EDITOR . ART EDITOR . . SECRETARY. . . TREASURER ....... PRODUCTION MANAGER . ADVERTISING MANAGER . SALES MANAGER . . PAID ADVERTISING . . 53 . . Jack Rollo . . John Pajak . . Roger Jones Petronella Panek . . . Frank Frost . . . Evan McDonald . . . John Pajak . . Audrey Brost James Englehart Orchestra UR orchestra nas completed a successful year under the capable direction of Mr. Hull. The orchestra has shown its talent by playing at special occasions such as the Christmas and Easter Assemblies, and Class Day and Commencement Exercises. The faculty and students of Riverside are proud of their orchestra and are grateful to Mr. Hull for his excellent leadership. Violins. Saxophones. Clarinets. Flutes. Piano. Trumpets. Trombones. Drums. French Horn. Baritones. Bass. Constance Barr, Helen Bujalski, Shirley Dahmer, Ross Hurren, Ann I-luttenlocker, Joyce Kish, Shirley Kramer, Herbert Langford, Lois LeVea, Carol Lux, Theresa Maciejewski, Ethel Mar- chant, Janet McAllister, Adrienne Meyers, Sandra Roesch, Elizabeth Rostas, Marie Scheckter- ly, Michael Vince. Martin Brennan, Phyllis Montgomery, Robert Zon. Gary Barr, Jane Biggie, Patricia Donhauser, Patricia Graf, Greta Gerwitz, Caroline Haughey, Myrna Miller, Judith Nissenson, Claudia Raux, Marie Sciandra, Laura Sikes, Sandra Van Tuyl, Ruth Zahn. Lucielle Jagodzinski, Mildred Muff, June Sherbo. Dorothy Dahrner, Annabelle Kish, Delores Smith. Shirley Graf, Jacqueline Graham, Robert Jackson, Terry Kimber, John Rollo, Robert Smigelski Peter Turner, Bernard Wilkie. Alexander Hazelton, Robert Hoover, Robert Raux, Richard Sugg, Fred Wagner. Charlotte Bearrs, James Bonsack, Irene Christian, Lucy Cain, Robert Gerst, Jerry Nolan, Robert Karl, Robert Walter. Stephen Czarnecki, Doris Joyce, Orvin Klopp, Frank Kolnacki, Herbert Schmit. Mary Ann Fichtl, Carl Toth. Williard Bamburg, John Gutlovics, Gerald Thomas. 54 Band IVERSIDEUS enthusiastic band has added another year of outstanding service to the school. This g year our band obtained completely new uniforms in the school colors for our football games. This addition of gay color and wonderful music stirred more enthusiastic cheering which helped our boys on to victory. Our brand new drum majorettes and marching by our band have been a sparkling Qeature of this year. Mr. Hull, competent director of the band, deserves much commendation for the work rendered by this musical group to the school during the past year. Trumpets. Clarinets. Saxophones. Flutes . Baritones. French Horn. Trombones. Drums. Cornet. Bass. Franklin Frost, Fred Goscicki, Jacqueline Graham, Patricia Graf, Robert Jackson, Terry Kimber, Joyce Kindron, Nicholas Riesz, John Rollo, Robert Smigelski, Peter Turner, Bernard Wilkie. Gary Barr, Jane Biggie, James Cummins, Theresa Czarnecki, Janet DeVine, Patricia Donhauser, Sam Falzone, Norma Ferioli, Mary Ann Fichtl, Nancy Gerspach, Greta Gerwitz Shirley Graf, Caroline Haughey, Edward Heinz, Donald Horning, Annabelle Kish, Arlene Lindenfels, Shirley Loretta, Myrna Miller, Claudia Raux, Marie Sciandra, Raymond Scze- paniec, Laura Sikes, Richard Szumla, Gerald Thomas, Sandra Van Tuyl, Ruth Zahn. Martin Brennan, Phyllis Montgomery, Judith Nissenson, Robert Zon. Lucielle Jagodzinski, Mildred Muff, June Sherbo. Frank Kolnacki, Carl Toth. Stephen Czarnecki, Doris Joyes, Orvin Klopp, Carol Lux, Herbert Schmit. Alexander Hazelton, Robert Hoover, Robert Raux, Richard Sugg, Fred Wagner. John Allen, Charlotte Bearrs, James Bonsack, Lucy Cain, Irene Christian, Robert Gerst, Jerry Nolan. Doris Abbott, Mary Jane Collins, Karen Jensen, William Knight, Mary Kustich, Marlene Riesz, Marilyn Sasse, Patricia Zoch. Williard Bamburg, Robert Brock, John Gutlovics, Ted Kud. 55 W W 2 . gl: 1 , Row 1. John Vogel, Donald Warrington, Terry Kimber, Walter Murek, Mr. King, James Peckey, Jack Staffen, Evan McDonnell, Robert Sadowski. Row 2. David Wink, Thomas Rice, George Hoehn, James Kolepp, Norman Palmer, George Gutlovics, James McKendrick, William Glor, Francis Manley. Row 3. Henry Kolodzieijczak, John White, Roger Jones. Boys Chorus HIS year, for the first time in several years, Riverside has had a chorus for boys. These boys, under the expert leadership of Mr. King, have added much to our assemblies by their fine choral arrangements. They also played an important part in the annual Hi-Y Show. We wish to congratulate Mr. King and the boys for their fine work and hope to have many more groups as talented as this in future years. 56 Girls, Chorus Joanne Amann, Sophie Arciszewska, Audrey Aschborn, Dorothy Babinsky, Valerie Bak, Doreen Balthasar, Letha Beam, Betty Ann Becker, Kathryn Begley, Marian Beilewech, Mary Ann Bermel, Beatrice Bernstone, Jane Biggie, Doris Blair, Elaine Bloomquist, Patricia Bober, Helen Bogdan, Shirley Bogdan, Albina Boncal, Patricia Brankacz, Margaret Brickly, Geraldine Brock, Diane Browne, Geraldine Brylinski, Rita Bujalski, Irma Busch, Ada Carpenter, Ruth Chipchase, Shirley Choboy, Shirley Christer, Shirley Chrysler, Carol Churchill, Jane Cichon, Patricia Clark, Betty Lou Clements, Suzanne Cole, Mary Collins, Joanne Collins, Kalliope Contras, Madlyn Conyers, Louise Curtin, Dorothy Dahmer, Patricia Daniels, Gloria De Bois, Marjorie Decker, Sylvia Deppa, Joan Derner, Janet De Vine, Betty Dickinson, June Dierdorf, Dora Dille, Patricia Donhauser, Patricia Dora, Roberta Doubrough, Jacquelin Dowdy, Rosemarie Drozdz, Patricia Dzialak, Mary Anne Falk, Diana Farinech, Kathleen Farrell, Eunice Faulkner, Norma Ferioli, Mary Ann Fichtl, Marleen Fichtl, Ethel Flood, Ethel Forsyth, Francis Forsyth, Marilynn Fritz, Estelle Gaik, Esther Gerhrmann, Nancy Gerspich, Joyce Gilbert, Elaine Gillies, Dorothy Giza, Eugenia Goliebiewska, Agnes Gonda, Betty Goodremote, Joan Grabowski, Shirley Graf, Gloria Grant, Theresa Granto, Rita Gutt, Joan Haley, Ruth Harding, Janet Hards, Barbara Hartman, Carol Hengel, Audrey Hilts, Arlene Hooftallen, June Hooper, Patricia Hoppel, Jean Hrychowian, Lorraine Hrycych, Joan Houck, Jean Huenninger, Beverly Hunt, Marilyn Hynes, Carol lhle, Sylvia lvancic, Eleanore Jacobs, Lucille Jagodzinski, Karen Jensen, Irene John- son, Doris Joyes, Carol Juhasz, Joyce Juhasz, Audrey Kalinski, Arlene Kalman, Ethel Kalman, Mary Ann Kania, Betty Kessler, Joyce Kindron, Patricia Klementowski, Valerie Korta, Veronica Kostempska, Patricia Kotowski, Elizabeth Krall, Shirley Kramer, Natalie Kumiega, Joan Lang, Elaine Langfelder, Margaret Law- less, Betty Lazar, Ruth Leib, Dolores Lovejoy, Mary Ann Lysarz, Patricia MacKinnon, Irene Macek, Theresa Maciejewski, Grace Mallory, Joanne Manley, Geraldine Manhart, Virginia Marzec, Henrietta Mas- lanka, Beverly McCarthy, Jean McGriffan, Ruth Ellen McGill, Jane McGuire, Mary McLean, Janet McNearny, Mary Ann Metzger, Miriam Michell, lrene Milak, Betty Lou Militello, Mary Mitchell, Margaret Mitchell, Joan Morrhouse, Phyllis Montgomery, Louise Moser, Joanne Mosolf, Antoniette Nagel, Elizabeth Nagy, Betty Nowak, Elaine Nowakowska, Margaret O'Conner, Dolores O'Day, Patricia Olah, Irene Omel, Myrtle Osbarne, Lucille Panek, Petronella Panek, Geraldine Paszek, Rose Mary Perisco, Claudie Raux, Marian Regelin, Barbara Reinhart, Mary Ann Richardson, Louise Riebinger, Marlene Riesz, Lucille Rood, Ruth Saemenes, Mary Sasala, Mary Lou Schmit, Nancy Schriver, Janet Schwartz, Marie Sciandra, June Settle, Patricia Sheetz, Norma Sheldon, June Sherbo, Shirley Sheridan, Patricia Siedlecki, Natalie Skrzypczak, Donna Smith, Marian Smith, Marilyn Smith, Diane Sobocinski, Jean Strumski, Nancy Szaflinski, Geraldine Szafranski, Mary Szuflinski, Joan Taylor, Shirley Taylor, Mary Lou Thuman, Anne Titorenko,LorrettaTramontane, Louise Tremor, Audrey Trimble, Shirley Tromanhauser, Mary Ann Vitko, Rose Marie Vitko, June Wassel, Anna Watz, Rita Wawzenczak, Patricia White, Shirley Wieder, Arlene Wojcieszak, Pauline Wolko, Joan Wooley, Gertrude Woomer, Louise Woomer, Patricia Woyjcek, Lois Wright, Elizabeth Wytrwal, Ruth Zahn, Betty Zatko, Irene Zauner, Virginia Zells, Beverly Zich, Marilyn Zich, Dorothy Zielinski, Norma Zimmer, Dolores Zmuda, Patricia Zoch. 57 Commerce Club HE Commerce Club enjoyed another successful year, under the capable supervision of Mr. Downes. One of the projects, which turned out highly successful, was the visit to the Ford Plant in November. This year, according to our custom on Senior Day, the club will present an award to that senior who has contributed most to the school and to the club. Row Row Row Row . Anne Culina, Gladys Blair, Pauline Wolko, Mary Ann Metzger, Elizabeth Wytrwal, Lucille Rood . Patricia Jelinski, Shirley Weider, Dolores Stralker, Anne Titoranko, Mary Ann Kania. . Theresa Krasinska, Irene Fuszara, Arlene Kalman, Audrey Brost, Alberta Delamater. . Nicholas Ratz, Stella Gaik, Esther Ge-hrmann, Mr. Downes, Patricia Woyjcik, Vernon Hans. OFFICERS Esther Gehrmann . . . . President Gladys Blair .... . . Vice President Anna Blette .... . . Treasurer Anne Culina . . . . Secretary 58 Debate Row 1. Mary Arm Thuman, Mr. Rentz, Mary Gushue. Row 2. John Pajak, Richard Mazierski, Alin Kirsch, James Hayter, James Fleming C R. Rentz aided the negative and affirmative teams in gathering material for the debate on socialized medicine. Our negative team Went to East High while theirs came here. Below are listed our two teams: AFFIRMATIVE Alin Kirsch James Hayter Kenneth Lingswiler James Fleming 59 NEGATIVE John Pajak Mary Gushue Richard Mazierski Mary Lou Thuman Hi -Y CWHE purpose of this organization is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. As the school season of 1950 closes, so does another enjoyable season for the Riverside Hi-Y activities. The Junior and Senior boys of the organization have met every Thursday night under the supervision of Gordie Allan at the North Delaware YMCA. Among our social activities this year have been joint meetings, dances, and hayrides. To balance this social program, we also were engaged in many of the YMCA activities. OFFICERS President .... ....... . Robert Wiseman Vice President . . . John Faturos Secretary .... . Robert Klepser Treasurer. . . . Robert Roessler Chaplain .......... . Elmer Westphal Sergeant-at-arms ....... . William Milledge Area Council Representative . . , John Faturos g A E 4 1? Row l. Elmer Westphal, Robert Roessler, Robert Wiseman, John Faturos, Charles Millidge. Row 2, James Cummins, Charles Scaife, Robert Krupczyk, Gerald McGuire, Albert Morrish, Gary Adams, Edward Skoney, Harold Denman. Row 3. Anthony Di Quilio, Robert Roth, Ray Bernard, Bob Lee, Robert Hoover, Richard Cook. 60 Row 1. Kathleen Fawcett, Geraldine Manhart, Janet McAllister, Evelyn Zacharias, Ann Nies, Laura Aepel- bacher, Jean Glennie, Margaret Babinsky, Ellen Krawczyk. Row 2. Lorraine Zacharias, Ruth O'Donnell, Carol Bradley, Carol Juhasz, Karolyn Gates, Mary Ann Bermel Marilyn Blake, Jane Niemczycki, Nancy Kish, Joan Martinick. Row 3. Doris Fawcett, Kathryn Begley, Shirley Kramer, Audrey Brost, Annabelle Kish, Norma King, Carol Ihle, Shirley Armitage. HIS has been a most enjoyable year for the Tri-Y. A slumber party, held during the Fall, and joint meeting and dance with the boys from the Kensington Hi-Y were some of the many Q activities. President ...... Vice President ..... Recording Secretary . . OFFICERS Corresponding Secretary . . Treasurer ........ Chaplain ........ Sergeant-at-arms .... Chairman of Committees Hi -Y Representative . . Advisor ....... 61 Ann Nies Evelyn Zacharias Jean Glennie Kathleen Fawcett Laura Aepelbacher Janet McAllister Ellen Krawczyk Margaret Babinsky Geraldine Manhart Patricia Stone Tri-Y HE Y-Teen Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Cooper, enjoyed and appreciated all of the club activities during 1949-1950. ln October our club had a very successful Hayride. At later meetings we had speakers on the subjects of Hair Styling and Social Relationships. The Installation Dance in December, was held at the Kenmore YWCA, at which time Riverside was hostess to the Technical and Bennett Hi-Y clubs. The club expressed its Christmas spirit by giving a donation to help Y-Teens in foreign countries at a Silver Tea in December, at the downtown YWCA. ln January, we sent two repre- sentatives to the Bradford Conference. We hope future Y-Teens will follow the principles set up for them and seek to live up to the high ideals of the club. Row 1. Shirley Kramer, leatricia utah, Carol Davoli, Shirley Christer, Elaine mines, Ethel iviarcnant, Kathleen McRobb, Audrey Hilts, Margie Decker. Row 2. June Hooper, Rita Gutt, Elaine Cline, Shirley Coch, Carol Hengel, Mary Stryczek, Audrey Brost, Mary Ann Kania. Row 3. Ruth Regan, Norma Schoen, Patricia Adamson, Margaret Stratton, Lois Tremore, Norma Steinburg Joan Haley, Janet Swartz, Anne Titorenko. Row 4. Patricia Wocjik, Janet Sugg, Shirley Kingsbury, Elizabeth Szczupakowska, Lorraine Parwulski, Theresa Czarnecki, Brigitte Kallen. Y-Tccn HE Key Club is a Kiwanis sponsored service club for boys in High School and is organized in the same manner as the Kiwanis Club. Membership is limited to those having: excellent character, good scholastic grades and leadership qualities. The clubs are divided into divisional, district, and an international units. The motto of the Key Club is: We Build. The Key Club of Riverside High School was organized late last January under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club of Riverside. Weekly meetings are held. lt is now in the stages of early growth but the members aim to achieve all the ideals of a Key Club. At the District Convention, Stephen Czarnecki was elected Lieutenant Governor of Division Five, truly a great honor for a club established only one month. The Key Club plans to send some of the members to the Key Club International Convention in Columbus, Ohio. You will be hearing more about this new organization. Row l. Roger Kenyon, Allen Lesser, Mr. Hansen, John Pajak, Stephen Czarnecki, izgarnest Fudala. Row 2. Anthony DiQuilio, John Faturos, Albert Morrish, Alin Kirsch, Gerald Brach, Richard Mazierski James Hayter. OFFICERS President ,... ........ J ohn Pajak Vice President . '. . . .Allen Lesser Secretary ....... . . .Stephen Czarnecki Treasurer. ....... . . .Roger Kenyon Committee Chairman. . . . .Mr. Galvin Hansen Key Club Broadcasting Staff TUDENTS of Riverside are reminded each morning of important events, meetings, and athletic activities by the smallest but most efficient broadcasting station that ever existed. The staff deserves much credit for their excellent deliverance of the news. Seated: Jack Barnes, Bruce Kennedy, Charles Kovach. Standing: Albert Morrish, Alin Kirsch. Thomas Stevens, George Herrick , Robert Klepser, Allan Lesser. Stage Crew CNHE illumination of the auditorium, the sound, and the projection booth are all managed by the stage crew and are under the supervision of Mr. Johnson. These duties, which require a great deal of time and attention are very greatly appreciated. 64 o .... Raymond Adamek . . Laura Aepelbacher. . l Glenda Anderson. . . Shirley Armitage. . . Dorothy Babinsky . . Margaret Babinsky. . Valerie Bak ..... Edward Balthaser . . Jack Barnes .... Constance Barr . . Kathryn Begley . . AnnaMae Bermel. . . Margaret Bero. . . Greta Biro .... Anna Blette. . . J . . Jane Boesl .... eodore Boron . . Bar ar roc . . Audrey Brost . . . Shirley Burlou . . . Doris Burnett . . Lucy Cain .... Shirley Choboy. . . i. . . B,e2nim..Cla.rk . . . Phyllis Coleman . . . Kalliope Contras. . . Patricia Cowie . . Donald Czaja .... Patricia Czaja .... Stephen Czarnecki . . Dorothy Dahmer . . . Shirley Dahmer . . Eleanor Daniello. . . Eatg1giaDagg,'gls. . . Marjorie Decker. . . Alberta Delamater . . 1r6'5H'i5E'E1E??'T' .... Janet DeVine .... essie Din an-. . . Anthony Di ui io. . . Ro ugh. . Dorothy Dros ..... Helen Drozynska. . . Helen Dvornak .... Kathleen Farrell. . . John Faturos .... I2, t . . . Kathleen Fawcett. . . Marion F enton .... Mary Ann Fightl . . . . . . EQ . . . Donald Forster. . . Marilyn Fritz . . F t. . . Robert Gacek. . . Stella Gaik , . . . Millicent Gibas. . . Sharon Gibson .... Joyce Gilbert ..... Mildred Glor ..... Marie Godlewska . . . Honor Roll Diane Goulding ...... Rose Gracza ..... J c u ' m. . Richard Gucwa .... Mary Gushue . . Rita Gutt . . . Joan Haley . . Vernon Hans . . Janet Hards .... Carol Harris ..... Caroline Haughey. . . J r .... ldaMae Hentges . . . Joan Houck ...... Lorraine Hrycych. . . Ann Huttenlocker . . . Sylvia lvancic ..... ' 'ak. . ki . Helene Jusela ..... Brigetta Kallen . . . Mary Ann Kania. . . Roger Kenyon. . . Alan Kirsch .... Annabelle Kish . . J oyce Kish ..... Shirley Kingsbury. . . Joan Koabel ...... Francis Konstanty . . Veronica Kostempska. . . ki . . . Stanley Kozina .... Mary Ann Krayski . . Velma Kruzick . . . Marion Kubanek .... ce. . Shirley Leggett .... Ruth Leib ...... an Lesser .... Shirle Lore ta. . . Caro Lux ...... Lothar Maier. . . i . . Janet McAllister . . . Kenneth McCreadie. . Ruth McGill ...... Janet McNerney. . . Alyce Meloon . . . Daniel Meloon .... Mary Ann Metzger . . k. . - Adrienne Mik ' k. A - Dorothy Monnich . . . Albert Morrish .... Mildred Muff .... Nancy Muranyi .... Frances Nadbrzuch . . Jane Niemc zycki ..... 1 1 Ann Nies ...... Betty Obringer. . . Mildred Ochotzesi . John Pajak ..... a Panek . Ruth Penska .... William Pettas., . . Mary 'Ann Pfeiffer . D?aTi'iEl'PlEfeIZ'T . . ... Natalie Plewniak. . Rita Poczkalski . . Mary Ann Popovich Lawrence Regelin . Barbara Reinhardt. Jean Remus .... Karl Robert .... S- Elizabeth Rostas. . Marie Sasala .... Marilyn Sasse . . . Norma Schoen . . . Nancy Schriver . . Donald Schuler . . Russell Scribner. . Joan Siwula .... June Sette .... Laura Sikes .... Philip Silverberg . GEE'E1EiKe'SY'r1'i'1TH . . Winona Smith . . Helen Speers . . . Margaret Strochan. Dolores Stralker. . Jean'StrimsE1 . . . Mary Stryczek . . . Sharon Stubbe . . Janet Sugg ..... - - - Mary Szuflinski . . Joan Taylor .... n- Nancy Torek .... Audrey Trimble . . David'Urbanovich . Sandra Van Tuyl . . Edmond Venatgr. . M3.g1.Ann.lLiikD . . Anna. May Wach . . Robert Walter . . . l Pauline Watts . . . Ruth Westphal . . . Judith Wetzel . . . Arlene Wojcieszakf Gertrude W r . 12 i h . . Elizabeth Wytrwal . Evelyn Zacharias . Lorraine Zacharias Betty Zatko .... Florence Zybala . . HIS Honor Roll was made up when the greatest attainment for Freshmen was once, Sophomores, fivegJum0y-S mne and Seniors, thirteen. The pins awarded for these achievements are: four times, Bronzeg eight,Silverg twelve Enamelg sixteen, Gold. To obtain a Gold pin a student must be on every Honor Roll for four years. The award for placing two, six, ten, or fourteen times is a flower, usually' a carnation. 65 SCFHROUGH our participation in sports, we have learned the value of both Winning and defeat. Each one on the team is essentialg each one as he travels through life has a task to perform. We may not al- ways experience success in all we do, but it is im- portant that we do the best we can regardless of how large or how small the job or problem is that confronts us along our way. l 1 i We can't all be captains, we've got to be crew, There's something for all of us here. There's big work to do and there's lesser to do, And the task we must do is the near. lf you can't be a highway then just be a trail, If you can't be the sun be a starg It isn't by size that you win or you fail-- Be the best of whatever you are l --Douglas Malloch 66 I Yuxi' , W' vs I Xu 0' fg r Q - f 3 Hg w A ff' ff ' :QS 15 4 A i Q , ,A A if Q . it Q I -I I U ' W 3 f h - iq ff 4 WWQ Q :P If 'X L Y gggmj ' q - Q E R IIA, - -3 .if ,sf - , 1 , X -YV i s V ,f H AIDRICIL 5 Row 1. Dale Boerschig, Marvin Hudson, John Yambor, Ronald Goff, Lloyd Richards, Mr. Spitzer, Joseph Babinsky, James Holt, James Hummel, Donald Hazelton. Row 2. Robert Osika, Wayne Nolan, Joseph Rodak, Gary Barr, Emil Novak, Robert Klepser, George Stephan, Lothar Maier, James Hambruch, Evan McDonald. Row 3. Fred Wagner, Ross Hurren, Jack Staffen, Ronald Isaacs, Norman Palmer, Donald Woods, Alexander Hazelton, Robert Horton, Leo Hopkins, James Barwell, Albert Morrish. Cross Countr HEN the call was issued for candidates for the Cross Country team, about twenty boys reported. From last year's team, Wayne Nolan, George Stephan, and Bob Klepser were the only ones returning. Also coming along very well were some promising freshman and sopho- mores. After four weeks of hard practice under the direction of Coach Spitzer, a team was finally organized for competition. On October 6, the day for the first meet against Fosdick and Hutchin- son, the team finished second. ln the second race on October 13, against Kensington and Lafayette, we finished third. ln the third race on October 20, against Lafayette, Grover-Cleveland, Fosdick and Hutchinson, we were fourth. Finally on October 21, it was time for the All-High race. The first five men to finish for Riverside were: Captain Bob Klepser - 7, Lothar Maier - 32, Wayne Nolan - 41, Joe Rodak - 583 Alex Hazelton - 66. The team finished seventh in the final standing. The boys deserve a vote of thanks for their efforts made this year. The prospects for next year's Cross Country team are very good. 68 Row 1. Randall States, George Hambruch, Raymond Domin, Richard Gurzynski, Richard Smith, Gerald Nolan Row Row Row Row Owen Bowers, William McCarthy, Richard Miller, Jack Sadkowski,R.ay Bernard, Richard Farkas, Robert Brennan. Victor Kovachi, Theodore Boron, James Lumadue, Daniel Platek, Robert Gerst, Jack Hohl, Robert Hoover, Eugene Plewa, Richard Pecky, Kenneth Lingswiler, Vincent Muranyi, Val Ihle. Anthony Di Quilio, Richard Strong, Richard Wasilewski, Charles Olick, John Grunzweig, Stanley Kozina, James Clark, James Hickens, George Bilkey, Thomas Johnson. Robert Raux, Ted Truty, Charles Scaife, -Thaddeus Kud, Eugene Bajak, Henry Demski, Robert Voss. Elmer Westphal, Kenneth Gellart, Leonard Mahavick, William Collins. Coach William McColgan, Stephen Virosko, Robert Mager, Thomas Goodwin. Football HE 1949-1950 Football season will always be remembered by Riverside The Frontiers beat Lafayette 18-O and Fosdick-Masten 26-O. The next game with South Park resulted in a scoreless tie. Then we beat Grover Cleveland 12-O and Hutchinson 19-O. We won the play off with South Park 13-6 to become the champions of League I. On Thanksgiving we opposed Kensington for the Harvard Cup and out- played them in the first three quarters, but due to a few bad breaks, Ken forged ahead to win 13-O. Captain Leo Wachala and Ted Boron were selected for the All High Team. Val Ihle was picked for second All High Team. Jim Lumadue, George Bilkey, and John Grunzweig received an honorable mention. The entire squad was honored at a Sports Jamboree which was spon- sored by the Riverside Businessmen's Association. At this time, the team members were presented with gold footballs and the school was given a banner, in recognition of the fine victory in League I. mini 69 Row l. Robert Lee, Sam Falzone, Marvin Conyers, James Lumadue, Robert Gerst, Edward Skoney, Richard Krakornberger. Row 2. John Grunzweig, John Winiewicz, Kenneth Lingsweiler, Robert Poliachik, John Diebold, Mr. McClogan FTER two years of playing for the Cornell Cup championship, , we of Riverside are hoping this is our year. With our all veteran team back, our hopes of winning the cup are high. The players the team will depend upon this year are Bud, Con- yers and Jim Lumadue who both made honorable mention, Ed Skoney and Harvey Booker making the infield, while Sam Falzone and Dan Platek will return for the outfield chores. Ken Lingswiler and Bob Lee will catch, while Joe Kloepp will add strength. R Coach McClogan and his nine charges are confident that they 7' can win the League I championship again this year as they have in j the past two years. 1, A Baseball Tennis 4 f C ITH the starting of another year of tennis, our able coach, Mr. Lewis Miller is very confident of a much better season Y than the previous ones because We have lost only one regular from last year. The regulars of last year, Bob Jackson fthe winner of the fall elimination tournamentj, Steve Toth, Ronald Bolander, ? Robert Hoover, and George Hambruch, may have a very tough time Q vi' holding their positions on the team because of stiff competition. 7 Val Bartkowski, transfer from Technical High School, and Gerald Miller are candidates for the open positions on the team. as a re- sult of the fall elimination tournament. '-25359 r ff I Front: Robert Jackson, Philip Silverberg. Standing: Allen Lesser, Robert Hoover, Franklin Frost, Peter Turner, Mr. Miller. 71 Swimming Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Q 1 pl- l , John Rollo, Donald Lanternier, Ronald Lynch, Scott Palmer, Ronald Bolander. Richard Horton, William McCarthy, Evan McDonald. John Sadkowski, Dale Boerschig, Charles Williams, Harold Arndt, David Rife. Ronald Stevens, Richard Homer, Marvin Hudson, James Humm Philip Silverberg. Ernest Fudala, Arthur Curry, Donald Wood, Michael Vince, Lee Stauier. Thomas Steven, Richard Cook, Robert Voss, David Wink. James Byran, Fred Wagner, Steve Czarnecki, Emil Novak. HE Swimming Team began its season of competition with confidence and high spirits. With reliable members who had previously proved their worth, as well as dependable and outstanding newcomers, the team carried with it an assurance of success. The entire team owes a standing vote of apprecia- tion to its coach, Mr. McColgan. Successful participants in the following events were: Q 200 yard freestyle--Ernie Fudala, Dave Rife 100 yard breaststroke--Fred Wagner, Emil Novak 100 yard freestyle--Tom Stevens, Dick Homer 100 yard backstroke--Dick Cook, Bob Voss 40 yard freestyle--Chuck Williams, Harold Arndt, Ed Morrison Members of the l2O yard medley relay and the 160 yard relay were chosen from these groups. John Rollo acted as manager. A '72 1 UR basketball team got off to a slow start, dropping three of its first five games in the Yale Cup Series. Two of our three losses were decided in the final minutes of the game. Bill Millidge and .Tim Clark shared scoring honors as the co-captains of this year's team. Rand States proved to be a good playmaker at the guard position. Coach Carl Spitzer will have two regulars back next year. They are .Tim Lumadue and Bob Poliachik. William Schriver, Manager Robert Klepser, Robert Poliachik, Raymond Wilson, Edward Balthaser, George Hambruch, Edward Skoney, Marvin Con- yers, John Svarczkopf, Randall States, Robert Lee, Robert Kloepp. 73' f Basketball ww! , A r ' I vs. mr ,,.4. 5 Row 1. Thomas Johnson, Theodore Boron, Victor Kovachi, Frank Chiro, Evan McDonald, Joseph Babinsky Alexander Hazelton. Row 2. Roger Kenyon, Scott Palmer, Emil Novak, Edward Morrison, Richard Horton, Mr. Spitzer. Row 3. Richard Cook, Robert Klepser, Robert Voss, Charles Olick. R Track CNHE track team of 1950, under the expert super- - vision of Mr. Spitzer, has been training faithfully with a determined spirit to gain victory. Because of the inclement Weather, the boys are forced to train by running around the corridors on the third floor. This group has great prospects for its spring pro- gram. Many of last year's lettermen are back and there are several underclassrnen with promising futures. '74 Cheerleaders CWHROUGHOUT the year, our many assemblies have been made complete by our hard-working cheer- leaders. Because they have put all their efforts into this leading, they have been a great inspiration to the student body. We thank these boys and girls for all they have done to promote school spirit. Row l. Irene Tymczyszyn, Wanda Kasprzak, Marilyn Groat, Mary Ann Popovich, Lois Wright. Row 2. James Hoppel, Patricia Dvvornik, Ernest Fudala, Mary Ann Farrell, Fred Lyon. 75 if Row l. Irene Tymczyszyn, Mildred Muff, Mary Stryczek, Jane Boesl, .Tune Hooper, Audrey Hilts, Wanda Kasprzak. Row 2. Ann Nies, Carol lhle, Helen Dvornak, Dorothy Dros, Mildred Glor, Helen Speers. OLD Pin Awards are presented to Senior girls who have earned a total of 500 points in their four years at Riverside. To these girls, it is an honor to receive their pins on girls' athletic day. The points must be earned in this way: 150 points in the Freshman year, another 150 points in the Sophomore year, 100 points in the Junior year, and finally 100 points in the Senior year. These points can be earned by participating in volleyball, basketball, bowling, and a number of other sports. 76 Y Row l. Lois White, Shirley Loretta, Kathleen Farrell, Mary Ann Farrell, Sylvia lvancic Mary Sasala Mary Kustich. Row 2. Mrs. O'Hern, Ruth Penksa, Carol Davoli, Mary Gushue, Betty Gelics, Irene Christian Carol Lux Theresa Czarnecki. Row 3. Mary Ann Popovich, Joan Vari, Maureen Zimmer, Joyce Gilbert, Janice Watson Joan Wauriw Swimming CTHIS year, under the leadership of Mrs. O'Hern, three swimming meets were held with mixed teams of upper and lower classmen. Out of forty or more girls, twenty-four girls in all were chosen for the Purple and Gold swimming meets. The losing team provided a party for the winners All of the girls wish to extend their thanks to Mrs. O'Hern for her time and PURPLE Betty Gelics, Captain Sylvia Ivancic Mary Ann Popovich Janice Watson Maureen Zimmer Mary Kustich Betty Zatko Lois White Theresa Czarnecki Virginia Zells Irene Christian Ruth Penksa '77 patience. GOLD Mary Gushue, Mary Sasala Carol Davoli Kathleen Derrick Shirley Loretta Carol Lux Joan Vari Patricia Dzialak Joan Wauriw Joyce Gilbert Kathleen Farrell Mary Ann Farrell Captain Row l. Row 2. Row 3. MJ QV Xthi i K Vk h U, :V .I A ' if 59179 l ' Ai. Betty Zatko, Shirley Shore, Joyce Kish, Carol Harris. ' ' Jean Ryndak, Elizabeth Rostas, Patricia Dansberger, Sallie Jagodzinska, Shirley Leggett Nancy Muranyi, Carol Lux. Julia Ryndak, Helen Jusela, Margaret Wamsley, Laura Sikes, Loraine Prohaska, Mary Sasala, Lois White, Mary Gushue, Doris Burnett. ollcyball OLLEYBALL inaugurated the girls' sport schedule this year with almost two hundred girls competing. Under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Stapelton and Mrs. Goldstein, the girls were assigned to teams according to their class. First all freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior teams played six practice games. These were succeeded by class playoffs. The Purple Team and the Gold Team of the school were determined by the two winning teams of the final playoffs. The juniors and the freshmen shared the winning honors. '78 4 Singing Mormons Mountain Climber Girls' Declamation Riverside's Singers War Memorial The Dahmer Sisters 111, f i' 5 o 10 ll Gag 3 6 Our Youngest Freshmen War Memorial Our Christmas Tree Sandra Van Tuyl Football Skit Our Band Records 'TI t I 10 12 NCE again, as we come to the completion of another year's Skipper, we realize the im- portance of working together and the assistance of others. Whatever we do as we travel the road of life will be beneficial or detrimental not alone to ourselves but to others. None travels the Way aloneg none can retrace his course. I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. --Stephen Grellett ..s . . 'W Q , , Q , 'T' vu Rx H' ' f 9 i ,'f'f..'- . r .4 w: -+ 'fail '11 S -.f i 1 ' ' W i 2 .1 , . dveriising 5 .lm :sg ,J QQ, v a f 1 f if 1 A' 1 I 1 ti Q 'F 3 . 2 R V' x 1 B I r s if 2 f.. Y' Q' L g Q 5. N r 1 1 Q :ff I vf 13, 5' F' 5 .5 E , u 'f I E -. f ' , T if-Juv 1 , th P . :P . . high -' zgfgzfz I' EMARCHANT Relmann 8. Bengel Inc Buffalo s Most Complete Hardware 1985 NIAGARA ST ore is in Rlversl Take .Tuvenals A B C D and G V1tam1ns for You hs George H Gleber Son, Inc E S ZIELINSKI 3328 oRooERY at MEAT MARKET 776 Tonawanda Street Fancy Frults and Vegetables 124 GROTE STREET RI 5071 R1vers1de s Forum The L1ghthouse 1n the rnak1ng smzusfnas FRUIT MARKET MEET Y0 AT MURT Fancy Frults and Vegetables MURTAGH S SODA BAR 860 Tonawanda Street 933 TONAWANDA STREET Phone RI 5293 Phone RI 5294 of Juno soules nfucmssfn 234 ESSER AVENUE 366 Amherst Oppos1te All Salnts Church TD POWALSKI MagaZ1H6S Glbson Greetmg Cards Cold Cuts Baked Goods R 9743 Insurance , . F . Sr ' 'de i 7 7 . l t RI. . fm V 1 ni I 9 . I . I It 82 ED PANTYS FLOWER SHOP R 744 Tonawanda Street R 2866 EXPERIENCED DESIGNING An Alumnus BUFFALO AND WESTERN NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES FOR Compllments of Ma2Gf5gggau1f1ffgSQjjf,Q and MIKES RESTAURANT Athleilfl Eqlllpmenf 512 Tonawanda St Cor Hertel 51 Genesee Street Buffalo 3 New York Dlnlng R 4593 Dancing Phone CLeveland 2551 The Porthole The g1rls bowl Dr Stanley B Blach 5 C BRENNAN Dentlst Men s Wear Hats Caps E C ass of 9 Oys Apparel 594 ertel Ave R 7751 2079 N1agara St at Hertel D 9702 Buffalo N Y SULLIVAN LUMBER 2189 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR S. S. KRESGE 832 Tonawanda Street RI 4500 Lumber Woodwork Bulldlnq Maierlal SOPHOMORES ERESHMEN I 1. - I , . . I. . T I 1 '3 H . 1. 'I 6. , . . or 83 COMPLIMENTS OF RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY 418 Pratt Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone RI. 0232 X-Ray DR. 5' GOLD5' T EIN DENTIST Unity Theatre Building 1065 Grant St. Buffalo, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LEGION RIVERSIDE POST IOI0 Mr Read in action We have our pictures taken I T ROWLAND 81 SON INC 827 831 Tonawanda Street Riverside s Only Complete Department Store R 3 91 BUFFALO, N Y PIETRZAK BROS BAKERY 632 AMHERST STREET R 0369 WALTERS 8- YOUNGMAN George J Youngrnan PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS I A WEIGH 81 CO HOME OF NIAGARA MAID DREAM CURTAINS Curtains, Draperies Linens Sz Domestics 820 Tonawanda st BUFFALO N 721 Toflawanda Sf DE 8439 falo 7 N . . , . . . , I. I. 2 . . . , . Y. ' ' Buf , .Y. 84 Tel Complunents of HANS wenfus BAKERY 865 Tonawanda St LUMBER AND Mluwonx R1 3095 Spec1al1ze ln decorated cakes and weddlng cakes THE SMARTEST SHOP IN TOWN ' -I 29 31 Sayre Street -w: llllLLlI,,- u u Z- 'Luau-T'1 Rlverslde 2759 Mguhhal tmmuwm, 55 fi RIVERSIDE MEN S SHOP Our Basketball Team RA Football Sc rummage Your Frlendly Mobll Gas Dealer CARLS FRIENDLY SERVICE M1l1tary and Hlnman WE RENT Floor Sanders Edgers Steamers Waxers WE CARRY S P3111 BLACK ROCK WALLPAPER 81 PAINT C0 1027 Grant sr RI 2614 FAYQS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Inc 815 Tonawanda Street oppos1te Grant's Rl 9689 Buffalo, N Y Compllments of B 81 B LIQUOR STORE 902 Tonawanda St Rl 0424 Bert H1ldebrar1t B1ll Morr1sh I I I N C. U ll 7 E' l 5-' f i X win -I 7 -, null' ull:T'lu .4 ' ll ,if-3-':::,. .,-1- 'A'..': 1 .' ' .1 nfs 'Na Q-5:rJ:1:::IF?EE, 1 g5MiI::::n:.t 1' ' n 71777 .J 8 l A. ' 5' W-H N .., ..-.,mnmnununu',,,, I ,lunnunml ,WF 4 l 3 ' 'J ', A1 ' V - - r 1 . . , ' ' B . P . . ts Q 1 . , . .IOHN LISZKA HAT BQX Meat Market af1dG1'OCery Lad1es and Ch1ldren s M1ll1nery Fresh and Smoked Meats Poultry Baked and Canned Goods Frults and Handbags Gloves Hoslery Vegetables We Dellver 850 TONAWANDA STREET P6666 RI 6636 66 Clay street Open Frlday Eves COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNGMANS SERVICE STATION T1res Gas O11 Lubr1cat1on 308 1X2 ONTARIO STREET B B KISH PROP ACCQSSOTIGS 2271 NIAGARA ST at ONTARIO DF 9847 .lf R1vers1de's Hxkers Our Mermalds RUPP 8. MARTINECK MENS SHOP Men S SL Boy s Clothlng 903 Tonawanda St BE 7374 THE KNOTTY PINE SHOP C F WALTERS C0 George F Best Prescr1pt1on Pharmacy GRANT and MILITARY ROAD R 8977 COIIIQIITHSHIS of AMHERST BAKERY 497 Amherst Street E Kowalkowskx Prop R 4404 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM E5 T R Y DENTIST 274 ONTARIO ST . , . , . . I I . - - . - . . I in A I A 1 I ' ' u n I . DR. , ' , , I . 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I E' ,I IW :W 'SW E- A . . . , . . . 1 C D I ' . , . . , 1 J 1 ' 87 1919 31 Years 1950 of Close Harmony Best of Luck With Our Customers STEFFAN'S DAIRY Your Community Milk Dealer Phone DE. 1626 George R- Matesz Head The List for Party Best Photography at' Its' Best and School Shoes 25 Amhgrst Street HERMAN S SHOE STORE Corner of Niagara Street 791 Tonawanda St for Quality Value Style Latin Class Christmas Party French Class Chr1stmas Party R 0515 FAMILY BAKERY Super1or Qual1ty B Kornasara Prop 619 Hertel Ave Buffalo 7 N Phone Gr 9784 Louis Dolimc LOUIS TEXACO SERVICE 817 Grant St Lubrication Washing Tune Up Hydramatic Transmission Service Minor Repairs HERB PLANT Jeweler 847 Tonawanda St Phone DE 6935 I I I. A ' . L ' Compliments of . , .Y. I 88 Comphments of SPARKS DAIRY INC 1 5th Congratulauons olass of 1950 B falo Congratulations RIVERSIDE TRI Y CLUB to he Graduatmg class of 1950 Y TEEN Parent Teachers Chnstmas Party Semor G1rls Chnstmas Party We Dehver DE 2778 ZAHM S Grocemes Fresh meats Vegetables Frults Frozen Foods 252 254 Roesch Ave Weddlngs Graduat1ons Chmstenlngs School Act1v1t1es Wedd1ng Albums Photo Supphes Hennessy Company Funeral D1rec:tors phone BE 525Q Edmund .T Szafranskl f New Location - 61 Argus Street 89 Compliments of Compliments of A Rogers KLEINMAN S RESTAURANT STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Bfeckefmdge and Nlagafa Used Cars he F1nest1n Home Cooked Meals Bought Sold and Exchanged 2548 Elmwood Ave Kenmore 17 New York Cleanmng Press1ng Repa1r1ng DE 0400 Charles Abbott Prop DE 0058 285 Ontarlo St B falo N Y ,ei Rlverslde Kenslngton Game Our' Future Football Team BRUMBER 81 MACKAY Frontler Gas Statlon 650 Tonawanda St We congratulate the Graduatlng Class of 1950 THE RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Ontarlo Street corner of Ross Ave Rev H H Ch1pchase Pastor For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Chr1st for lt LS the power of God unto salvauon to every one that bel1eveth Romans 1 16 We Welcome You to the RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Offmcers for 1950 51 Presldent Thomas R Bowers V1ce Pres Betty McKee Flash Treasurer Albert Sp1shak Cor Secy V1rg1n1a Harrlgan Sp1cer Recordlng Secy Phylhs McConnell Connolly I II T ' ' ll 7 , . . 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I I a . . o o ' - 91 Comphments of SYLVANIA TELEVISION MANZELLAS FLOWER SHOP ahead of mme' 904 1X2 Tonawanda St Cornpllrnents COLONIAL RADIO CORPORATION falo N DE 9740 O Ma1n St B ffalo Flowers for all occaslons A wholly owned subs1d1ary of En-'EL SZELY DRE55 5H0p SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRIIDUCTS INC Manufacturers of Cathode Ray Tubes Ladies Apparel CL AC cess OMG S Racho Recelvlnq Tubes Electromc Dev1ces Fluorescent Lamps 3 8 7 O q t a I' 1 O St D E 0 5 9 4 F1xtures Electr1c Llght Bulbs J O 1 H O u F D It e S S C lu b Photolamps giggcivaergcls Telev1s1on Star Performers 1n the H1 Y Show Compllments of GIBAS DAIRY INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY ACADEMY 586 Amherst st R 8354 197 Delaware Ave WA 5914 Clar1f1ed St Homogemzed Mtlk Anthony F Glbas Prop Compllrnents of GIRLS SMALL COUNCIL Norma K1ng Margaret Babmsky Janet McAl11ster Petronella Panek Mime Smandra Anne Blette Ann N1es Patr1c1a M1kolaJczak Evelyn Zachamas JGSS16 Dlngman SENECA BLUEPRINT C0 INC 187 Delaware Ave PICKETT VEMCO SLIDE RULES DRAFTING SETQ I u - . ' oi' Euf , . Y. . 128 ' ., u , N. Y. if QT fr? I 'J 6 A . I. I 0, a I 92 THOMPSON a VARGA compliments of FUNERAL CHAPEL DIANE LUNCH 911 Tonawanda St 853 Tonawanda St RI 3550 RI 6983 R1vers1de's Flnest and Most Modern Funeral Home Cornplunents of Your Albert B Thompson Wllllam J Varga A G P Llc D1rectors Class 33 Class 34 SUPER MARKETS Our Boys Tram for a Swlmmlng Meet Mllton L Dee SALMAN INSURANCE 37 Albert Ave OPTICIAN 190 Ontarlo Street Charles W Salman Donald R Salman at Tonawanda Street RI 4507 fOHN A DEHLINGER NATE S PHARMACY Meats Grocerles N P1govat Prop Vegetables Pre-scr1pt1on Spec1a11sts R 3 96 We Dellver Phone DE 9792 245 Ontar1o St Bu falo N Y I I I I. 6 ' . ' f , . . 93 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Your d1plorna represents an aclnevernent of wh1ch you may Well be proud! As you contlnue your career at college or 1n the buslness World you ll fmd that a smart appearance 1S a def1n1te asset Successful Mcn 1n all walks of l1fe look upon KLEINHANS KLEI ANS MAIN AND CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO Amer1ca s Largest Store Devoted Excluslvely to Men and Boysl McKAIG HATCH I Drop and Upset Forgmgs Large and Small Rough and Machmed 125 Sk1llen St BE 2078 Buffalo WRENCHES QUICK FITTING UP KEYBOLTS HAMMERS Adjustable Autornob1le Tools and Klts B ll a Peen Open End Cham Tools QAutoD Claw as the Alma Mater of their Wardrobesf' . , . I 9 ' ' . , N. 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Accessories Compliments of Compliments CROWN CABINET COMPANY 771 Hertel Avenue B falo 7 N Y Terry Klmber The comlcai Quiz Kids Television Elec and Gas Appliances Records Sheet Music HARRISON ELECTRIC sfnvlcf 799 Tonawanda st D 5015 R 190 Coal Moving Coke for Fine Dry Cleaning 142 Farmer Sf RED 8. WHITE CLEANERS Dancing to orchestra Sat nite Phone BE 7,733 l996N1agara Chicken Fish Roast Beef Dallymutesewlcemywhere Catering to Banquets Sz Parties of uf , . . I I , 268 Ontario St. . E. I- 3 , A n - - n ' , I , - n 98 READ STUDIO 8. CAMERA SHOP Photograph1c Supplles Portratts lndustr1al Photography Photo F1n1sh1ng Plcture Framlnq Hallmark Greetmg Cards Norcross 861 Tonawanda St at Royal Rl 3304 ALL YEARBOOK NEGATIVES ON FILE GRANTS RIVERSIDE STORE Open every Frlday Sz Saturday evemng W T GRANT CO Known for values 812 818 Tonawanda St 5810 Congratulatmns to the Class of 1950 CHASE BAG COMPANY 175 Rano Street Mary Ann Bermel .Tumor Offlcers SPORTSWEAR EMBLEMS FLAGS NATIONAL FLAG 8. EMBLEM CO 745 Maln St MA 9286 Samuel C Ellas Compllrnents of A8. B RADIO 8. TELEVISION 10 Rano St A Fr1endly Greetmq to THE STUDENT BODY OF RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Thls 1S the end of the s1xth year of the Rlverslde Parents and Cornznumty Assoc1at1on We feel that these have been SIX frultful years A cord1al 1n v1tat1on 1S extended to all parents and frlends of the cornmuruty to Joln our assoc1at1on RIVERSIDE PARENTS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION ' - II II . - . - . DE ! fy .IAAI in I II I M. 1?- A S 1 K K I ,, . , W X , to Aw V V u 99 FOODLAND SUPER MARKET 286 - 288 Ontario St. Riverside's Greatest Food Center CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 Compl1ments of RIVERSIDE VETERANS CLUB HI Y CLUB You Served Overseas JOIH The Veterans of Fore1gn Wars Jos O Connell Commander Honor Roll Host 4942430 1005 Tonawanda Street at Chadduck IIEACIINESS H0 PITAL SCll00L 0F NURSING The Deaconess Hosp1tal School of Nurslng offers a three year course of theory and pract1ce for young women between the ages of 17 1X2 and 35 years who are lnterested 1n a career of professlonal nursmg The school 1S reglstered by th Board of Regents of New York State Appllcants for entrance mto the school must be hlgh school graduates w1th d1ploma havmg satlsfactor 1ly completed 16 umts These unlts are to fnclude a mlmmum of ten academlc umts One umt of chemlstry lS requlred Preference IS glven those students who are academlcally 1n the upper half of the1r class The pre cl1n1cal scfences Chemfstry Anatomy and Phys1ology M1crob1ology as well as Soc1ology and Psychology are taught by Un1vers1ty of Buffalo faculty on campus and college credlt IS gfven toward the B S Degree The next class w1ll enter fn September 1950 Prospecuve apphcants are advfsed to commun1cate w1th Nursmg lS a profess1onal career THE AMERICAN WAY Twenty four years ago th1s commg Aprll Valentme Nowakowskl came to Pratt Sn Letchworth looklng for a Job ' All Val asked for was the r1ght to work a Job that gave h1m a 11V1I'I'g wage and an oppor tumty to 1mprove hlmself Just the plaln Amer1can Way of L1fe Recently Val retlred Dur1ng h1s perfod of servmce Val and h1s w1fe brought up two splend1d sons bought and pa1d for a two famlly flat where they now l1ve At 65 Val and h1s w1fe l1ve 1n thefr own home have accumulated enough savlngs to l1ve comfortably thefr rema1n1ng years Val, s rules for l1v1ng are these Learn to get along wlth people Learn to put yourself ln the other fellow s Learn to exh1b1t more pat1ence than any other place man you know Be loyal Learn to respect other men s ldeas and op1n1ons Cultlvate Chee!-fulness Learn to thmk problems through to the end WORK PRATT 8. LETCHWORTH COMPANY INC I lf , ' Miss Doris A. Young, R.N., B.S., Director of Nurses, 563 Riley St., Buffalo 8, N. Y.- Tel. No. SU. 4400. . . . ' . - , . . . , . ' . 1 c . . , 0 100 Pauhne Watts Kathleen Fawcett Sandra Roesch Pat Struek Mary Thuman Dons Abbot Paula Chrlst W Nolan R Wlseman Anna Blette Honor Roll of CAMERA SHY Advertlslng Salesmen Advert1s1nq Salesmen Wm J Knlght W Howard E Woomer Pat Bober M Mack Albma Boncal G Woorner Ray Garry Joseph V Hans Ruth Penska Nancy Schrwer A Delarnater June Settle Wayne Nolan EMMALINE SHOP Fru1t of the Loom Dresses Aprons Mojud Hos1ery Sl1pS Gowns Robes Handkerchlefs Infant s Wear Llnens Blankets Sk1rts Sweaters Blouses Jewelry Handbags 283 ONTARIO STREET at ALBERT AVENUE Declamat1on Contest Judges Franc1s Manley ADVERTISING STAFF TYPISTS Marle Sc1andra Pat Fell Gertrude Woorner Phylhs Coleman Alyce Meloon P0llT ll0LE Go1ngl Gomgl Gonel are the worr1es Of the students of R1vers1de H S School supphes now at Port Hole Room 265 R1vers1de H Second Floor RICH MARINE SALES Congratulat1ons To Chrls Craft roor os muensr snzsn Dry Docks Lyman BLACK Roca: HARBOR Repa1rs Pamtmg T H E C L A S S o f I 9 5 O ghCo?pson Telephone DEIGWW 4060 Storzggci OWU Gas 1 Johnson Outboard Michigan Propellers MR. if MRS IOHN McALLI5 T ER Mofflfs , Sales and Sefvwe Chrls Craft Marme Engines COMPLETE MARlNE SALES AND SERVICE lOl gm avceflmwe RINGS IH CSI Il MIDALS cra tsmans cnzjns and quality PLAQUES TIOPIIIES .IEWELEIIS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS IISIII PIGVIIEICE TIRES BATTERIES BILL S TYDOL SERVICE 1758 Kenmore Avenue Buffalo 23 New York Phone DE 9646 ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION 1504 1504 Hertel Mg mt. Complete Team Outfltters See us for all your Sport Needs Spec1al Low Pnces on Corduroy Gabardme Satm Jackets School Sweaters Speclal Dlscount to R1vers1de Students COMPLIMENTS OF KEY CLUB RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Sponsored by Klwams of R,1vers1de Congratulauons from A FRIEND I'-M - non ' -' 5 57 I I .IC I I . I I J .9 I I f Izip I I ns . I I I I I I I I I I ff I I MANUIACTUIING Iswzlfns I I I II I I IS I S 8 li I II S I I I . 17 1unlsInEEI,lEwvunxa,l.Y. . I L - .-- - .I BE UF 102 uiuffe 94 UFFALO RULES FOR THE ROAD Stand straight: Step firmly, throw your weight: The heaven is high above your head, The good gray road is faithful to your tread Be strong: Sing to your heart a battle song: Though hidden foemen lie in wait, Something is in you that can smile at Fate. Press through: Nothing can harm if you are true. And when the night comes, rest: The earth is friendly as a mother's breast. --Edwin Markham lO3 fl? in X vp N I Na. ml if , gf ix N - 'I lg' A Krxdx . 'lil-'JJ E, 7? 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