Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Foreword F, in the pages of this year's SKIPPER, you sense the spirit of American democracy in action, we shall feel that we have accomplished our purpose. We have chosen as the theme of our yearbook, the United Nations, for we feel that here lies still a gleam of hope in a critical world. As students of a democratic institution, it is important that We remind our- selves of the aim of the United Nations: one world. This ideal can become an actuality only if a spirit of true brotherhood prevails. Here at Riverside we feel that through the blending of social, religious, and cultural differences we have already taken a step toward the achievement of one wor1d. Through tolerance our associations are harmonious and peaceful. If we can carry this way of living into the larger sphere of our relationships beyond school, we shall not have failed to do our part in helping to achieve one world. 4 Dedication TO ALL THOSE WHO LABOR AND STRIVE FOR ONE WORLD IN WHICH ALL HUMANITY MAY LIVE IN COMPARATIVE SECURITY AND PEACE. With malice toward noneg with charityi for all: with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in--to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among our- selves and with all nations. --Abraham Lincoln 5 CLPIROUGH their teaching, guidance, and friend- ship the leaders of our high school life have set a pattern of democratic living for us. From them we have learned a sense of responsibility, the value of obedience and self-control, the importance of being loyal to a trust and of carrying out orders. We are proud to have attended an American school which emphasizes rights and privileges for all its members, freedom to think and act as individuals, equality of and fairness toward all students. We sincerely thank all the members of our faculty for their invaluable assistance andtutelage. lf we work upon marble, it will perish: if we work upon brass, time will efface it: if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust, but if we work upon immortal souls, if we imbue them with principles, with the fear of God and love of fellowmen, we engrave on those tablets, something which brightens all eternity. - -Daniel Webster 6 . 'lv jfggakfb ,ff4xQfQ ' ,,fffnX- KRW Qs- I I K I I ff 1 I ,fem L, Y TCZY A 'ffl A V gf . . M M' -- ijiyf ff 1 X I . 5 ilf- 2 m A I h N fig: ' .. xg Lx 0 V Y' fry 5 ' JMX yi ' ,f wg fi Q Q A- ff. ,. ..,..., , Y -4.' 'tm-'f.g,..1,,, . 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X X XX A M1175 wx X y TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 The true success of student life does not lie in the attain- ment of scholarship alone, but in the unfolding of an intelligent, upright, fearless, reverent, kind, and happy manhood, ready and glad to do service in the world. Henry Van Dyke UR Yearbook is appropriately dedicated this year to the United Nations. The many countries comprising its membership have dedicated themselves to preserve their nation- al existence as free peoples through a steadfast determination and a unity of purpose:-- to safeguard the principles of truth and justice upon which they have founded their way of living. As we pledge allegiance to our beloved Stars and Stripes at each assembly, our pledge has an added significance at this time. We must pray for the success of the efforts of the United Nations, be patient with their endeavors, obey their mandates, and be prepared to come to the defense of our country if our government calls us. In starting out in this world, you young Americans will seek for an outstretched hand of love and for a friendly light. May your lives shine in a dark world and bring the warmth of God's love into the hearts of those who have experienced only indifference and coldness, hunger and fear. It is the wish of both the faculty and myself that the future will give you all unlimited happiness and success. Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. Be strong: We are not here to play, to dream, to drift: We have hard work to do, and loads to liftg Shun not the struggle--face it: 'Tis God's gift. Maltbie D. Babcock Your principal and friend, 12 SEATED2 STANLEY KOZINA, PATRICIA CZAJA, JOHN GRUNZWEIG, SHARON STUBBE. ROW 22 ERNEST FUDALA, JOHN GUTLOVICS, MARY SASALA, PATRICIA GRAF, LOIS WHITE, ARNOLD JOHNSON, RAY BERNARD. ROW 35 CAROL LUX, DORIS BURNRTT, HELENE JUSELA, MARY GUSHUE, MARY LOU THUMAN. PRESIDENT -... VICE PRESIDENT - TREASURER ---- SECRETARY ---- BOY'S MARSHALL GIRL'S MARSHALL VALEDICTORIAN - SALUTATORIAN- - HISTORIAN ---- Senior Officers John Grunzweig EDITOR OF SKIPPER ------- Patricia Czaja BUSINESS MANAGER OF SKIPPER - - - Stanley Kozina ADVERTISING MANAGER OF SKIPPER - Sharon Stubbe Ray Bernard Patricia Graf Mary Gushue Doris Burnett Helene Jusela C LASS SONGWRITER ------- CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR DAY- - - - CO-CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR DAY- - - - 13 Mary Lou Thuman Arnold Johnson James Hayter Carol Lux Lois White John Gutlovics Marie Sasala Ernest Fudala P A N , L X in . , 3 4 1 xt' has X if Hua K is V, gays P Q il 5 3 ADAMCZYK, ARTHUR S. Archie College Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,Z, 3.4: Baseball l.2.3.4: Large Council. Graduate of Assumption ADAMSON, PATRICIA Pat Commercial Artist Volleyball, l,2,3,4g Bowling Z,3,45 Badminton 35 Hikes l,Z5 Advertising Staff 35 Christmas Party: Swimming Certificates 1,35 Sports Letter 1,25 Y-Teens 1,Z,35 President of Y- Teens 45 Hi-Y Show l,2,35 Junior Day Chorus, Swimming-Open House 35 Chorus 1,Z. Graduate of School 60 ALEXANDERSON, NORMA R. Squeege College Bowling l,Z: Hikes 3: Volleyball 45 Badminton 3,4: Winter Sports l,2,3,4g Cafeteria Monitor 43 Christmas Party 45 Junior Guard of Honor Bronze Pin: Swimming Certificate l,Z,3,4: Sports Letter 1,Z,35 Gold Pin 45 Science Club 45 Skipper Skit 2: Swimming -Open House 3. Graduate of School 65 ANDERSON, ALBERTA A. Al To Own a Red Convertible Bowling l,Z,3,45 Horseback Riding l,25 Vol- leyball l,Z,3,45 Sports Letter l,2,3,4: Christ- mas Party 4. Graduate of School eo BALAZS, BETTY J. Bett Beautician Small Council Treasurer 4: Large Council 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Chorus lg Opera Work Shop Usher 35 Open House Usher 4: Commence- ment Usher 3. Attended Penn Run High School Graduate of Clymer Pa. BALTHASAR, EDWARD F. Eddie To Retire Honor Roll 1,35 Baseball l,3,45 Basketball 3, 45 Boys Council: Boys Marshall 35 Boys As- sembly. Attended Tonawanda High School Graduate of St. John the Baptist BAMBERG, WILLARD G. Bambie Navy Intramural Football l,Z,3,45 Basketball l,2, 3,43 Baseball l,2.3.45 Volleyball l,2,3,4g Band 1,Z,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,4. Graduate of School 42 BARRET, AUDREY J. Blackie To Be Successful Basketball 1: Swimming l: Large Council 4g Junior Girl's Marshall5 Chairman of Member- ship Committee5 Photography Club 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg Awards 3: Tri-Y 4: Y-Teen 25 Hi-Y Show 35 Christmas Play l. Kensington High School Graduate of School 82 BARRY, WILLIAM C. Bill Furrier Intramural Football: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball. Graduate of St. John the Baptist BEGLEY, KATHRYN L. Kay Be Happily Married Honor Roll 1,25 Bowling l,2,35 Hiking l,2,3, 45 Winter Sports l,Z,3,45 Small Council 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff l,4: Light- house Staff 35 President of Tri-Y5 Junior Day Program Committee: Tri-Y 3,4: Y-Teen 1: Hi-Y Show 35 Chorus 35 Usher at Gradua- tion 3:'Usher for Opera Workshop 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist. BERMEL, MARY ANN To Be Happy Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 1: Volleyball 15 Large Council l,45 Tri-Y Hi-Y Show Z,3,45 Christmas Play l.2.3,4: Easter Play 3: Se- nior Christmas Party 45 Chorus l,2,3,4. Graduate of School 51 BERNARD, RAY W. Ray To Be A Millionaire Captain of Intramural Football l,2,3,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,4: Volleyball l, 2,35 Varsity Football 3,4: Baseball Squad li Major Letter 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Science Club 4. Graduate of School 79 ,1- 1 .a e F 2 sa.. i V 1 H. 5 BERO, MARGARET H. Margie To Be Happy Honor Roll l: Volleyball l,Z,3: Basketball Z: Girls Letter l,Z.3: Large Council 3.4: Chair- man of Refreshment Committee 4: Decorating 3: Gregg Shorthand Award 80 word. Graduate of School 79 BIEDA, THOMAS L. ,gtg L E Tom Own Oil Wells In Texas Cross Country l: Intramural Football: Basket- ball: Baseball: Volleyball l,Z.3,4. Graduate of School 42 BLAKE, MARILYN A. To Be Happy Basketball Z,3,4, Baseball l,2, Treasurer Committee 3: Tri-Y 3.4: Junior Day Chorus- l950: Chorus 4. Graduate of All Saints BOBER, PATRICIA J. Babu To Be Successful Volleyball l Skipper Advertising Staff 3 Chrxstmal Play Chorus 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Graduate of School 52 BONCAL, ALBINA C. Al Own a Blue Convertible Hall Monitor Senior Day 3: Large Council 4: Red Cross Swimming Certificate l,2: Ad- vertising Staff 3: Christmas Party 4: Christ- mas Play 4: Chorus 2,3,4: Commerce Club 3: Red Cross Home Nursing Certificate 4: Senior Savings 4: Open House 4. Graduate of Assumption BOOTH DOLORES M wa.- Dietician Large Council 4 Graduate of All Saint's ' 'W ,. . BOVEE, MARCIA A. 1-'ld To Be Happily Married Basketball 1: Volleyball l: Two Gregg Shan- hand Awards 3: Chorus 1.2: Y-Teen Girls Club l,Z. Graduate of School 60 BRADLEY, CAROL C. Skip To Be a Millionaire'e Wife Honor Roll 4: 1948 Purple and Gold Baseball Team: Basketball l,Z: Volleyball l: Horse- back Riding Z: Freshman Letter l: Hikes 1: Hall and Assembly Monitor 4: Skipper Ad- vertising Staff Z: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Y-Teen 2: Tri-Y 3,4: Project Chairman of Tri-Y 4: Inter Club Rep. of Y-Teen 2: Junior Chorus: United Nations Skit 4: Porthole Staff 3: Hi-Y Show usher 3. Graduate of School 60 BRYLINSKI, GERALDINE B. Gerry To Travel Volleyball, hikes, baseball, swimming cer- tificates 1,2.3: hall monitor 4: decorating and refreshment committees 3.4: Junior Guard of Honor: Sports letter l,2: Red Cross Certifi- cate: Chorus l,3: Open house 3: Christmas Chorus 3. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier BURNETT, DORIS M. Nurse Honor Roll l,Z,3,4: Volleyball l,2,3: Purple and Gold 3: Hiking l: Basketball 2.4: Sports letter l,Z,3: Goldpin 4: Large Council 4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Civic Planning Merit Award 2: Biology Award 3: Service Award 4: Y-Teen l: Science Club 4: Usher for Junior Day Z: Skipper Editorial Staff 4. Graduate of School 60 BUTKOWSKI, ALEX J. Boots . To Own s New Car Intramural Football: Baseball: Basketball l, 2.3.4. ' Attended Technical Graduate of Assumption CASTNER, CAROL M. Cass To Travel Through Europe Purple and Gold Baseball 1948: Basketball Z, 3: Assembly Monitor 4: Porthole Staff. Graduate of School 5l CHIP, BARBARA A. Chips To Be Happy and Successful Bowling 1.2.45 Badminton 25 Hiking 1.2.45 Horseback Riding 15 Swimming 45 Basketball 1,25 Girls Sports Letters l.Z,35 Gold Pin A- ward Swimmers Certificate 35 Large Council 35 Lighthouse Staff 3.45 Junior Christmas Party5 Senior Christmas Party5 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Service Award 35 Home Nursing Certificate 45 Home Nursing Pin: Y-Teen l.Z. 45 Christmas Chorus 4: Junior Chorus, Chorus 1.2.4. Graduate of School 51 CHIPCHASE. RUTH E. To Go To Bible School Large Council 35 Hi-Y Show 35 Christmas Play 4. Graduate of School 60 CHIRO. FRANCIS L. Chico To Have a Garage Track 15 Intramural Football 2.3.45 Baseball 2.3.45 Basketball 2.3.45 Volleyball 2.3.4. Attended St. Joseph's Little Seminary Graduate of Assumption CHOJNACKA. LAURA L. To Drive a Car Chorus Z. Graduate of School 42 CISZEWSKI. RITA M. Reets To Ride a. Horse Honor Roll 1.2.45 Girls' Athletic Letter l,Z. 35 Gold Pin 45 Hikes 15 Basketball 25 Purple and Gold Basketball Team Z5 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff Z5 Lighthouse Salesman 25 Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee 35 Gregg Shorthand Award 35 Tri-Y 45 Y-Teen 1,25 Girls' Athletic Assembly Pro- gram 35 Hi-Y Ticket Salesman l.25 Night Football Game Ticket Salesman 2.4: Port- hole Staff 3.4. Graduate of School 42 CLARK, PATRICIA A. Amber To Get Married Bowling 1,25 Swimming 15 Horseback Riding 1,25 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff Z5 Lighthouse Salesman 35 Girls' Let- ter Day l,Z5 Girls Tri-Y 45 Chorus 35 Usher at Senior Day Z. Graduate of All Saints CLINE. ELAINE R. Lannie To Be Successful Bowling 1,253.45 Volleyball 45 Baseball 25 Hikes 15 Athletic Letter 1.2.35 Gold Pin 45 Swimming Certificate l.Z.35 Basketball 4: Skipper Staff Z,3.4: Lighthouse Staff 3.4: Y- Teen 35 Junior Day Chorus 3: Porthole 3. 4. Graduate of School 65 COLES, ALFRED H. Al HOBBY R011 1,Z,3z Erie County Planning Cer- tificate l950. Graduate of School 51 COLLINS. MARY JANE Collie To Be Successful Baseball5 Swimming Team: Swimming Gold team5 Basketball Z5 Large Council 45 Y-Teen 39 Hi-Y Show l.Z5 Band 1.2.3545 Chorus l.Z.3. Graduate of School 4Z. CONRAD. FRANCIS P. Satchmo College Christmas Play5 Boys' Chorus. Attended Lafayette Graduate of Annunciation CUZYDLO, DELPHINE S. Suzie Private Secretary To President Truman Honor Roll l5 Bowling l.2.3,45 Horseback Riding Z5 Volleyball l5 Winter Sports 2.3.45 Usher Senior Day 3: Office Receptionist5 Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 2.45 Lighthouse Salesman 2,35 Junior Dec- orating Committee: Christmas Party 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Gregg Certificates 35 Swimming Certificate 35 Red Cross Cer- tificate Z5 Girls' Assembly 45 Chorus 1. Graduate of St. Florian I CZAJA, DONALD E. Don College Honor Roll 1,25 Intramural Baseba1l5 Basket- ballg Football: Volleyball l,Z,3,45 Junior Prom Decoration Committee5 Key Club 3.4. Graduate of School 79 .-'if Q I AQ Wy, wa W: Pin o if CZAJA. PATRICIA K, Pat To Go To College Honor Roll l,4: Larp Council 3.4: Skipper Advertising Staff: Vice-President ofthe Se- nior Clals: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Service Award 35 Skipper Editorial Staff 4. Graduate of School 79 CZARNECKI, STEPHEN D. Steve College Honor Roll l.Z,3,45 Swimming 3.45 Intramural Baseball l,2,3,-1: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2.3.4L Volleyball l,Z,3.45 Junior Decoration Committee: Lt. Governor of Key Club: Key Club 3.4: Hi-Y 45 Band l,Z,3,4: Orchestra l, Z,3,4. Graduate o!'Schoo4l 42 DAHMER, DOROTHY J. Dot Private Secretary Honor Roll l,Z.3.45 Large Council 45 Skipper Editorial Staff 32 Junior Day Refreshment Committee 35 Chromatic Club Award 35 Gregg Shorthand Awards Z5 Service Awards l,Z.3,45 Hi-Y Show l5Z.3: Christmas Program 2.3.45 Easter Program 2,35 Spring Concert 1.3: Ju- nior Day Chorusg Orchestra l,Z,3,45 Chorus l,3.45Program5 for Open House 3.4. Graduate oi School 60 DANIELLO. ELEANOR J. E1 To Succeed Honor Roll Z: Large Council 3: Refreshments Committee 3: Junior Guard of Honor: Service Award 32 Junior Day Chorus: Usher for Se- nior Day. Attended East High School Graduate of St. Joachims DANIELS, NANCY J. Danny To Travel Large Council 4: Chorus l: Co-Chairman of Senior Savings. Graduate of School 79 DANIELS. PATRICIA M. Patsy To Be Happy and Successful Honor Roll l.25 Large Council 3.4: Skipper Staff, Advertising 4: Junior Guard of Honor: Bronze Pin. Service: Jr. Red Crossg Chorus l,Z,35 Representative for Riverside H. S. in Junior Red Cross Council Meetings. Graduate of St. John the Baptist DAVOLI. CAROL A. Red To Be A Nurse Badminton: Volleyball: Basketball: Purple and Gold Swimming Team l.Z.3,4: Large Council 3,45 Junior Guard ol' Honor: Girls' Sports Let- ter l,Z.3.4: Gold Pin 4: YfTeen l.Z.35 Tri-Y-1. Graduate of School 65 DECELLE, D01-ORES M. DUUY DimP1C5 Office Work Volleyball. hikes: Skipper Advertising Staff 2,33 Red Cross Certificate: Y-Teen: Hi-Y Show li Chorus l,2,3. Graduate of School 65 v DEMBSKI. HENRY J. Dimbo Loblaw Supervisor Football 3.4: Basketball 2: Intramural Foot- ball 2.3.45 Basketball 2.3,45 Baseball 2.3.45 Volleyball 2.3.45 Skipper Advertising 35 Skip- per Editorial 35 Junior Decorating Committee Hi-Y Usher 3. Attended Canisius High School Graduate of Assumption DEMYER, SHIRLEY E. Shirl Marry A Millionaire Volleyball Z: Basketball Z5 Bowling Z: Large Council 45 Skipper Advertising Staff l: Christ- mas Party Z: Gregg Shorthand Award 3. Graduate of School 51 DERNER, JOAN H. Flash To Travel Honor Roll l,Z,45 Small letter lg Volleyball l Z5 Basketball l: Large Council 4: Advertiser for Skipper l: Secretary of Junior Class: Dec orating Committee: Junior Guard of Honor 35 Red Cross Certificate: Hi-Y Show 2.3545 Christmas Play 2,35 Easter Play 2.3.45 Junior Program: Parent Teachers Association 4: Open House 45 Band 35 Chorus 2.3.45 Applied Music 3: School Working Plan 4. Graduate of School 52 DIE BOLD, JOHN E. Sharkey Baseball l.2,3,4: Intramural Baseball l.Z,3, 45 Basketball l.Z,3,45 Football l.Z,3,45 Vol- leyball l.Z,3.4: All-High Baseball 35 Hall Monitor: Hi-Y 2.35 Stage Work. Graduate of School 51 DORAN, EDWARD J. Ed Intramural Football l,2,3,4: Track l,Z,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball l,2,3,4: Stage Crew 4. Graduate of St. John Baptist DOWDY, JACQUELINE A. ,, 7 1' ,N JT I V, s , ' E 'f rf 'r -5: -I Jackie To Be Happily Married Large Council 4: Essay Merit Certificate Z: Y-Teen 1: Junior Play: Chorus 2.3: Porthole Staff 3.4. Graduate of School 60 DROZYNSKA, HELEN L. Pgachgs To Be Happily Married Large Council 4, Skipper Advertising Sta!! 3, Christmas Party 4: Hi-Y Show 3: Chorus I: Honor Roll lg Porthole Staff. Graduate of Assumption DUDEK, BARBARA Babs To Make People Happy Hall Monitor 4: Porthole Staff 4. Graduate of St. Florian FAHS JR. DUANE M. Milty To Be Butcher Intramural Baseball l,2,3,4: Football l,2,3,4: Volleyball l,2,3,4: Stage Crew 2,35 Projection Booth 3.4. Attended Technical High School Graduate of School 79 FAWCETT, DORIS M. Sheila To Go To College Honor Roll 1,Z,3g Swimming 1: Large Council 3,43 Tri-Y 4: Sergeant-at-Arms: Flower Com- mittee-Junior Day Usher at Graduation 3: Sen- ior Day Usher 3: Tri-Y 3.4- Graduate of School 65. FERRIS, MAUREEN E. Moe To Live In Florida Bowling 4: Large Council 4: Y-Teen Club 2. Graduate ol St. John the Baptist FISC HER, E LAINE Happine s s And Succe s s Honor Roll l,2,3,4: Silver Pin: Bowling l,2, 3,42 Volleyball 1,25 Letter I: President Small Council 4: Large Council l,Z,4: Co-chairman Junior Prom: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse Salesman 4: Service Awards 1,2,4: Usher at Senior Commencement 3: P.T.A. Represent- ative 4: Porthole Staff 4: Hi-Y Ticket Sales- man 4: History Conference. Graduate of School 79 FORSYTH, FRANCES A. Doll To Be Happily Married Volleyball 4: Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 3: Junior Day Program: Junior Guard of Honor: Red Cross Swimming Card l,Z.3: Skipper Ad- vertising Staff 3: Christmas Play 3: Junior Day Program: Senior Christmas Party Committee: Chorus l,2,3. Graduate of School 65 FORSYTH, FREDERICK J. Freddy Agriculture lr Conservation Intramural Basketball l,Z,3,4: Baseball l,2, 8.4: Volleyball l,Z,3,4: Swimming 2: Skipper Advertising Staff Z,3,4: Cafeteria Sta!! Z,3,4: Science Club 4. Graduate of School 65 FOX, ROBERT H. Bob Commercial -Artist Cross Country I: Intramural Basketball l,2, 3,4g Cross Country 1: Football l,2,3,4: Vol- leyball l,2,3,4: Basketball 1,Z,3,4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier FUDALA, ERNEST M. Ernie U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis Honor Roll 2: Swimming l,Z,3,4: Cross Coun- try I: Intramural Football l,2,3,4: Basket- ball l,2,3,4: Volleyball I,2,3,4: Baseball 1.2, 3,45 Cheerleader 3.4: Advertising Staff I: Hi- Y Club: Key Club: Science Club. Graduate of Assumption Z' , .Zta at ' 1 1 ,. 1 ' wifi. - iff' 11' .., Q-- ,,.- -Jw, ,g,,.. , . GAFUS, NANCY C. C-Mor Office Worker Volleyball 4: Hikes l: Badminton 3: Skipper Staff 4: City Planning Certificate Z: Gregg Certificates 3, 4: Red Cross Swimming Award l. Graduate ol' School 65 GANNON, PATRICIA ANN Pat To Be Happy Basketball 3: Volleyball Z: Tennis I: Skipper Typing Staff 4: Skipper Advertising Staff 4: Junior Guard of Honor: Gregg Shorthand A- ward: Y-Teen Z, 3: Chorus At Christmas Plays 3,4: Junior Play-Chorus: Night Con- cert: Concert At Klelnhans:'Chorus 2, 3,4: Public Address System 4: Ticket Salesman for Hi-Y Show Z: Campaign For Disabled War Veterans 3. Graduate of School 42 GEE, RITA A. Reet Volleyball Z, 3: Large Council Z, 3,4: Light- house Staff 3,4: Red Cross Award Health Certificate: Y-Teen Club 1, 2, 3: Band 1, Z, 3: Orchestra Z, 3: Chorus l, Z, 3. Graduate of St. John the Baptist GEIS, SHIRLEY A. Mickey To Own a Car Y-Teen Club l: Bowling: Volleyball: Hikes: First Year Letter: Skipper Staff l: Health Certificate: Red Cross Award. Graduate of School 65 GELLART, KENNETH E. Ken Forestry Football 3: lntramural Football l,Z, 3,4: Basket- ball l, Z, 3, 4: Baseball l,Z, 3: Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4: Skipper Staff l: Junior Flower Committee 3: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman: Senior Usher 1. Graduate of School 60 GEMPKO, STANLEY F. Gum, Private Eye lntramural Basketball 3: Football 3. Graduate of St. Florian x .My H. N WOODARD, ANNE E. fMrs. D. Bruce Gilbert: Woody Housewife Large Council 4. Norfolk, Virginia Graduate of School 51 GILLIES, ELAINE R. El Receptionist Bowling l: Volleyball l,3: Sports Letter l: Hikes l: Basketball l: Horseback Riding Z: Large Council: Skipper Staff: Y-Teen Z,3: Chorus Z, 3: Usher for Senior Day Z. Graduate of School 65 GODLEWSKI, MARIE J. Cookie To Be Happy Honor Roll l,Z, 3,4: Hikes l: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse 4: Junior Day Program Committee: Junior Guard of Honor: Gregg Certificate 2, 4: Skipper Advertising Staff 4: Junior Program Day. Graduate of School Zl GOLEBIEWSKI, ROSEMARY A. Nurse Honor Roll l, Z, 3, 4: Silver Enamel Pin: Volley- ball l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z: Horseback Riding 1: Hikes l,Z, 3,4: Athletic Letters l,Z, 3: Gold Pin 4: Skipper Advertising Staff 3,4: Treasurer Ot' Commerce Club 4: Junior Day Decorating Committee: Junior Guard Of Honor: Photography Club 4: Science Club 4: Commerce Club 4: Usher On Junior Day 2: Skipper Staff 4. Graduate of School 42 GOULDlNG, DlANNl-I B. Bobo Retired Billioaaire Honor Roll l: Bowling l,2,3,4: Volleyball l,Z, 3: Basketball l,2,3: Swimming I: Horseback Riding I, Z, 3: Letter l, Z, 3: Large Council Z, 3, 4: Skipper Staff l,4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Gregg Shorthand Award 3: Y-Teen l,Z: Com- merce Club l,Z: Hi-Y Show Usher 1: Christ- mas Play 2: Junior Play 3: Girls Assembly 4: Band 1, Z: Chorus l, 2: Service Awards 2, 3,4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist GRABOWSKI, JOAN M. Jo ' Nursing Letter l: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball Z, 3: Bowl- ing Z: Lighthouse Staff I: Christmas Program 3: Junior Guard Of Honor 3: Commerce Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Christmas Play 2: Junior Play 3: Christmas Chorus 4: Chorus 3.4: Red Cross Representative: Senior Cap And Gown Committee: Ticket Salesman: Hi-Y Show: Assembly Monitor 3. Graduate of School 42 wi , - - -- -.M 'i f 1 af-121 . -S 5-'E .f . , , ,.,,, V Egg, x GRAF, PATRICIA B. Pat Teacher Bowling 1,23 Volleyball l, Z3 Basketball Z3 Sen- ior Savings Club: Lighthouse Staff Z3 Junior Cvlllrd of Honor: Band 1,Z,3,4: Orchestra l,Z, 33 Chorus Z,4. Graduate of School 51 GRANT, GLORIA M. Corkey To Be Happily Married Volleyball l, Basketball Z, Bowling Z, Horse back Riding 13 Hall Monitor: Assembly Monitor: Skipper Staff 13 Chorus 33 Y-Teen l,Z. Graduate of School 60 GRUNZWEIG, JOHN M. Big John College Football 1, Z, 3,43 Baseball Z, 3,43 Basketball 43 Intramurals 1, Z, 3,43 Honorable Mention Football 33 All-High lst Football 43 Hi-Y 3. Graduate of School 51 GUSHUE, MARY C. Gush Be A Teacher Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 43 fPurple and Goldl 3,43 Hiking 13 Basketball Z3 Badminton 2,43 Purple and Gold Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, Z, 3, 43 Large Council 3,43 Skipper Staff 3,43 Junior Guard of Honor 33 Service Awards 3,43 Sports Letter l,Z, 33 Gold Pin 4311-Teen 13 Science Club 43 P. T.A. Program Z, 33 Open House Program 1, 3,43 Debate 33 Senior Day Usher Z. Graduate of School 60 GUTLOVICS, JOHN C. Join The Army Football 43 Cross Country 1,23 Swimming 2, 33 Intramural Football 13 Baseball: Volleyball l,2, 33 Track 1,Z,33 Hi-Y Show 1,23 Easter Play 1,23 Band I, Z, 3, 43 Orchestra Z, 3, 45 Chorus 1. Graduate of School 51 HALEY, WILLIAM M. Bill To Be Successful Large Council Z, 3. Graduate of All Saints HARDING, RUTH J. To Be Happy And Successful Swimming l,Z, 33 Basketball 33 Volleyball 1 Junior Guard of Honor 33 Chorus 3,43 Night Game Salesman. , Graduate of School 51 HAYTER, JAMES S. Zeek College Honor Roll l, Z, 3,43 Intramural Football: Basketball: Baseball l,Z, 33 Boys Small Council3 Advertising Manager 4: Skipper Staff Member 33 Advertising Manager3 Junior Prom Decoration: Hi-Y Member: President Of Key Club: Hi-Y Show: Boys Assemblyg Public Address System, Assistant: Debate 3, 4: Student Council KP. T. A. J. Graduate of School 51 HENTGES, IDA MAE lmpy To Be Happy And Successful Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4: Purple lr Gold Volley- ball Z3 Bowling 43 Large Council 43 Skipper Advertising Staff 43 Junior Guard of Honor 33 Gregg Shorthand Awards 3,43 Civic Planning Essay Award 3: Y-Teen Z3 Photography Club 4. Graduate of School 65 HICKS, JERRY M. Gunner Co-owner Ol Foodland Intramural Baseball: Basketball3 Football: Volleyball: Large Council 3, 43 Skipper Staff 4. Graduate of School 51 HOMER, RICHARD R, Dick Business Swimming 1, 2,33 Cross Country 13 Intramural Volleyball 1,22 Football l, Z: Basketball 13 Track l,Z, 33 Football 13 Skipper Staff Z3 Hi-Y Show ZL Graduate of School 65 HOOVER, ROBERT L. Bob Own Foodland Football Z, 3,43 All High Tennis Team Z: Swimming 13 Basketball 2, Lu-ge Council Z, 33 Decorating Committee: Hi-Y 3,43 Band 1, Z, 3,43 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 43 ' Mr. Breach's Christmas Program 43 Intramural Football l,Z, 3,43 Basketball 1, z, 3,45 Baseball 1, z, 3, 43 Volleyball 1,z,3,4. Graduate of School 79 'HC H iiflhzif 'A ' .YL H 1 4 'rf , 's 22 f ' 1 ' ,MQ 9 1' , i ,x as I x. gi, its 5253? tea HOPPEL, JAMES D. Jim Veterinarian Intramural Basketball l,Z, 3, 41 Baseball l, Z, 3, 41 Football l, Z, 3, 41 Volleyball l, Z, 3,41 Track l: Varsity Basketball 41 Cheer- leader Z, 3: Large Council 4: Essay Certificates 2,41 Hi-Y Show 3: Science Club 4. Graduate of School Zl HUENNIGER JEANC Comptometer Operator Junior Guard of Honor: Hi-Y Show 31 Chorus 3 4 Graduate of School 60 HUSSAK, WALLACE U. Wally ALP Supervisor Cross Country 1,21 Track l,Z,4: Intra- mural Football l, Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Show 4. Graduate of School il JAGODZINSKI, LUCILLE F. Professor Lou Success and Happiness Sports Letter l: Large Council 1,41 Light- house Staff l: Junior Guard of Honor: Jun- ior Day Committee: Red Cross Certificate Z1 City Planning Award 41 Band and Orchestra Awards l,Z, 3, 41Y-Teen Club: Hi-Y Show l, Z, 3,41 Chorus Z, 3,41 Band Concert l, 3, 4: Christmas Concert At Kleinhans 1,41 P. T.A. Christmas Program 3,41 Treasurer of Senior Girls Savings Club: Girls Sports l,Z. Graduate of School Zl JAGODZINSKI, PATRICIA J. Pat To Work for the F. B. l. Girls Sports Letter l: Hall Monitor 4: Y-Teen l,Z: Large Council 41 Volleyball l: Junior Day Girl's Chorus: Horseback Riding Graduate of St. Florian JAGODZINSKK, ROBERT V. Russian Electro Metallurgist Honor Roll 3,41 Track 2,45 Cross CDUMYY 41 Intramural Baseball l, Z, 3,41 Fovfblll 1, z, 3, 4: Basketball 1, z, 3.4: Volleyball l, Z, 3, 41 Junior Decoration Committee: Cross Country Major: Photography Club 4: Hi-Y Show l,Z, 3: Student Conference on Civic Planning at Hotel Statler. Graduate of School Zl is ..- 3' fl 1, it M, : . ..- ,,.. .4 5 X Q' 1 if 'ft is Q 1, 'X' ff.. -sri..- , '- ' ii . :Hg 1 X-.: is t t w 2 ' 3 4 i, 1 . . . t AN i YE .a ,l ii K. v by 3 I a ,4 4 l JANKOT, 1-:MLLY M. Em ' Professional Career Swimming l,Z1 Red Cross Certificate l,Z, Skipper Staff 41 Lighthouse Staff 4: Cap and Gown Committee 3: Christmas Party Refreshment Committee 41 Civic Planning Association Certificate 3. Graduate of School 42 JANKOWSKA, DOLORES Dee To sing thru life Basketball 3,41 Flower Committee 31 Hi-Y Show Tickets 3: Y-Teen. Attended Lafayette High School Graduate of School SZ JELICS, BETTY J. Betts To Be Happy Bowling l, Z, 3: Volleyball 1, Z, 3: Swimming l, Z, 3,41 Purple li Gold Team l,Z, 31 Cap- tain of Purple It Gold Team l, 31 Sports Letter l,Z, 3: Gold Pin 4: Large Council Z, 3,41 Junior Refreshment Committee: Health Certificate: Life Saving Certificate: Y-Teen l: Tri-Y 4: Chorus 1,21 Concert l. Graduate of School 60 JELICS, IRENE E. l Be Successful Swimming 1,21 Volleyball l: Purple lt Gold Team 1,21 Sports Letter 11 Large Council 41 Health Certificate 31 Life Saving Certificate 31 Y-Teen l. Graduate of School 60 JOHNSON, ARNOLD G. Ace Radio li Television Star Intramural Basketball l, Z, 3, 41 Baseball l, Z, 3,41 Football l,Z, 3,41 Large Council 4: Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Photography Club 4: Chess Club 41 Radio Players Guild 41 Band l,Z: Senior Thanksgiving Day Program: United Nations Day Program: Senior Debate: Buffalo Junior Chamber of Commerce Speaking Contest. Graduate of School Sl JUHASZ, CAROL M. To Travel Sports Letter l, Z, 31 Volleyball l, Z1 Basketball Z, 31 Baseball 1: Receptionist 4: Junior Guard of Honor City Planning Essay Award: Tri-Yr31 Chaplin Tri-Y 41 Hi-Y Show l,Z, 3: Christmas Play l,Z, 31 Easter Play l, Z, 31 Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Open House- Baseball Z, 31 Concert l, 3: Usher of Graduatio 3. Graduate of School 51 n Q .A VY Nh Q' me 3 qt , We is nw I N ,, , EEK f, 1, it .l-. . sa . 5,3 Kapil 5 X 'S ff. pl i if ag? if JUSELA, HELENE M, Juse Happiness Honor Roll 1, Z, 3,45 Silver Enamel Pin 4: Purple And Gold Volleyball Team 3,45 Small Council 4: Large Council 3,45 Guidance Office Receptionist 3,45 Skipper Associate Editor 45 Lighthouse Staff 3: Junior Day Program Committee: Senior Christmas Party Committee: Service Awards 3,45 Gregg Awards 2,45 Junior Day Usher 2: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman lg Reliresentative at U.N. Conference 35 Open House Program 2, 3,45 Usher Commencement Night 3: Usher at Opera Workshop. Graduate of School 79 KACZMAREK, FRANK A. Caz To Make Money Intramural Baseball l, Z, 3, 45 Basketball l, Z, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, z, 3, 4. Graduate of School 79 KALMAN ETHEL J. Suzy To Live And Let Live Bowling l,2, 3,45 Volleyball l, Z5 Sports Letter l,2, 3: Gold Pin 45 Large Council 45 Junior Guard of Honor 3: Y-Teen l, Z, 35 Treasurer of Y-Teen 25 Christmas Play l: Chorus 1,2,35 Concert l. Graduate of School 60 KANIA, MARY ANN Be Bop Airline Stewardess Honor Roll 15 Athletic Letter Z, 3,45 Gold Pin: Swimming 1,25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Purple and Gold Basketball 25 Bowling 4: Swimming Team 1,25 Skipper Staff 2, 3,45 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Chairman Decoration Committee 35 Entertain- ment Committee5 Service Awards 2, 3,45 Y- Teen l,Z, 35 Commerce Club 3,45 Science Club 4: Christmas Play l, 3, 4: Junior Day Chor- us, Cheerleaders Skit 3,45 Open House Program 1,25 Band Concert 15 Band 1,25 Chorus l,3,4: Commencement Usher 35 Usher for Open House and Junior Day. .N 1 if I g , Q Q 5 5' - IT , , , ' ' ' is 'l' ' 5 ff l, ' 3 ' if 'Qi ' . ': V Q V , fy- f ii i k ' 5- '11 5 5 .ig ,:,e5m., -','- ,,g E.:ffM'f1f-5 a ,ki .V.t v KLOPP, ORVIN Ticker To Be Successful Swimming l: Intramural Football l,2, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4: Large Council 1, 3,45 Junior Refreshment Committee: Science Club 4: Hi-Y Show Z: Band l,Z,3,4g Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4. Graduate of School 60 KOABEL, JOAN M. To Be Happy Honor Roll l,2, 3,45 Volleyball 1, 2: Bowling l, Z, 35 Sports Lettggfl, 25 Large Council 3,45 Associate Editor of Skipper 45 Lighthouse Staff 3,45 Junior Day Committee, Christmas Party Committee 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Junior Guard of Honor: Hi-Y Show 35 Junior Play: Senior Savings 45 Parent Teacher's Represent- ative 4. Graduate of School 65 KOLNACKI, FRANK P. 1-'yank Forester Swimming 1, 2: Basketball 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Swimming l5 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Football l, 2, 3,45 Skipper Staff Z: Junior Music Committee: Hi-Y Show: Band l,2, 3,45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Graduate of School 42 KOMOROWSKI, IRENE M. Rusty Live, Love, Learn, Labor Lighthouse Staff 15 Gregg Awards 35 City Planning Certificate: Chorus l. Graduate of Assumption f KONSTANTY, FRANCES M. Kmscx-1, AL1N B. , .. Goskey Criminal Lawyer Q , Fran Professional Career Honor Roll Z5 Tennis 1: Track Z5 Intramurals: ' 5 wk. Honor Roll 1: Swimming 1.2! Skipper Stal! 4: Boyy Small Council pres. 4: La,-ge Council I Lighthouse Staff 45 Cap and Gown Committee 3 3.4: Co-chairman Junior Day: Key Club 3,45 Q, .. ,.'2, Christmas Party Refreshment Committee 4. Hi-Y Club 4: Hi-Y Show Z, 3, 45 Junior Play 35 GTBGUBCB of School 42 Christmas Play Z5 Public Address System l, Z, 3, 4: Debate 3, 45 U. N. Day Assembly 45 ' . Riverside Forum on W. B.E. N. 3: Boys' -, if 'J V Assembly 4: Boys' Oratorical Contest Z, 3,45 so Q V Stage Crew Z, 3, 45 Representative at Empire L X' , Boys' State 3. if ' Graduate of School 65 KISH, NANCY M. .M x KOSTEMPSKA, VERONTCA , ea-ei? Nan: Office work V' , Ronny T0 Travel Baseball 2: Basketball 1. 3, volleyball 3, , Skipper Staff 4: Junior Decorating Committee Swimming 15 Hiking l5 Receptionist 45 Tri-Y 5 f 5 Junior Guard- of Honor: Chorus 3: 'Junior Red Treasurer 45 Program Committee 35 Junior A f 5 ,f Cro!! Organization 37 57988 Certificate' Guard of Honor: Tri-Y 3,45 Photography Club t j , ' ' Grad'-'at' of School 'iz 45 Hi-Y Show 35 Chorus 1. Graduate of All Saints School fQ.y,,,,,,.., ,fe lm.:- rt: f -f f 1 .--, - t.. ,, .tags ' ,qc f- A 1- gs: wi 5 gy Q. , ,, 5, : 5t .,U f 2 aaat 2 .gy .ggi ' 71.1 :I ff '51 lifitf' .Vi Zifk'-A 5 Cl: ' - KOVACHI, VICTOR KUSTICH, MARY L. Sam An Army Sergeant I ,rl-.vel Track l Z 3: Cross Country I 2: Football 3: , , - . U lntramui-al Football l,Z, 3,4: Baseball Z, 3,4: , Q A h iv::::'2::ig:togleyb.ll' Chorus 4' Bula L47 Basketball Z, 3,4: Jokers A. C. My , Graduate of sdiool 51 Attended Burgard Vocational ' ' 'V Q' Graduate of School bo I 'E' A Y .. KOZACK1. ELEANOR LANTERNIER, DONALD D. Shorty Just To Be Happy D22 College Honor Roll I, Z, 3, 4: Gregg Shorthand Certificate: Junior Day Program: Junior Guard of Honor: Declamation Winner 4. Graduate ol' Assumption KOZINA, STANLEY J. , s 1 Pete To Be A Druggist A I Honor Roll l: Football l, Z, 3,4: Small Council: Lf Boys Assembly. if, - Q Graduate of Assumption g . 341 ' K fa g? K X . . 1 R, K 1, , . 4 , f., ' 5 .A - ' no ,. . ot KRAKOMBERGER, RICHARD J. Sid Supervisor of NuWsy Stores Swimming 1: Baseball 3,4: Intramural Football l, Z, 3,43 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4: Large Council 4: Hi-Y 3. Graduate of School 51 'WP' KRUZECK, VELMA V21 To Travel Honor Roll l,Z, 3,4: Bowling 1: Large Council 4: Junior Day Flower Committee: Junior Guard of Honor: Gregg Shorthand Certificate: Health Certificate. Graduate of School 79 KUBANIK, MARION D To Be Happy Honor Roll l,Z, 3, Large Council 4. Junior Day Program Committee: Gregg Shorthand Awards Z, 3,4: First Aid Certificate. Graduate of School 65 Swimming Team Z, 3: Swimming Team Manager 4: Intramural Football l,2,3,4: Baseball l,Z, 3, 4: Volleyball l,Z, 3: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Science Club. Graduate of School 65 LAPSLEY, ROBERT D. Bob Go To College Intramural Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Football 3: Intramural Basketball 3: Science Club. Attended Burlington H. S., Burlington, Vermont: West H. S., Rochester, N. Y. Graduate of Champlain, Burlington, Vt. LARGE, BETTY J. Jeanie To Be Happily Married Bowling Z: Volleyball l: Senior Cbristmas party: Y-Teen Z: Junior Guard of Honor: Usher of Senior Graduation. Graduate of School Bl LAWRENCE, ELIZABETH M. Beth Success and Happiness Honor Roll I, Z, 3: Volleyball l, Z, 3,4: Purple and Gold 4: Badminton 4: Winter Sports 2: Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 4: Service Award 4: Girls' Letter l, Z, 3,43 Gold Pin 4. Graduate of School 52 LEWIS, JOAN D. Joanie Happiness and Success Junior Day Committee. Attended Austin, Penna. High School Graduate of School 60 x . LUKASIK, PHYLLIS A. Phil Success and Happiness Bowling 1: Basketball Z: Large Council 3,4: Lighthouse Staff 3, 4: Skipper Staff 3, 4: Christmas Party 4: Gregg Shorthand Awards 3: Chorus l,2. Graduate ol' Saint Florian LUMADUE, JAMES W. Lum Professional Baseball Football Z, 3, 4: All High Mention 1949: All High lst Team 1950: Baseball 2, 3,43 Honorable Mention 1949: Basketball l,Z, 3,4: Honorable Mention: Intramural Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball Champs 1949: All High: Baseball: Football Awards: Hi-Y 3,4: Stage Crew Hi-Y Show 3: Christ- mas Play 3: Easter Play 3. Graduate of School 51 LUX, CAROL JOAN Squeaks High School Teacher Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 4: Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4: Swimming 1, Z, 3, 4: Bowling 4: Badminton Z, 4: Purple 81 Gold Swimming Team l,Z, 3,4: Purple lr Gold Volleyball Team 3,4: Hiking 1: Basket- ball 2: Large Council 3,4: Skipper Staff 3, 4: Lighthouse Staff Z: Junior Day Committee: Junior Guard of Honor: Service Awards 1, Z, 3, 4: Sports Letters 1, Z, 3: Silver Enamel Pin: Gold Pin Award: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3,43 Junior Day,Chorus: Skipper Advertising Staff: Girl Letter Day Program Z, 3: P. T.A. Program 1. Graduate of School 60 LYON, FRED R. Groaner To Be Rich and Travel Intramural Baseball l,Z, 3: Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball Z, 3: Intramural Football 2,43 Cheerleader l,Z,3,4: Junior Day Committee: Hi-Y 4: Hi-Y Show 3, 4: Christmas Play 4: Junior Play: Boys Council Assembly 4: Chorus 4: Large Council Z, 3,4: Cheerleaders Dance 4: Cheerleader Skit l,Z, 3,43 Graduate of School 60 MACK, Axsorslus J. Gee College V Attended csnisius High 5 - Graduate of All Saints f 'X K -iii. lx fgi,-fz fffif ' le . MAHAVIK, LEONARD W. Flashbulb Lenny Police Photography Football 3: Intramurals 1, Z, 3, 4: Large Council 4: Photographer Of Skipper Staff: President Of Photography Club l,4: Chess Club 4: Science Club 3, 4. Attended Leonia High, Leonia, New Jersey Graduate of Leonia Elementary School MANHARD, JOHN H. Lord Jflllhny To Own A Night Club Intramural Football 1, Z, 3,4: Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball 1,Z,3,4: Band 1: Chorus 3: Concert Ar Dance - 1950. Graduate of School 60 MARKS, JOAN E. Butch To Be A Nurse Horseback Riding: Hikes: Swimming l,Z, 3: Purple Swimming Team 1: Gold Swimming Team Z: Y-Teen Club: Science Club. Graduate of School 65 MARTIN WARNER G. Bucky College Honor Roll l, 2: Cross Country l,Z: Track 1, 2: Intramural Cross Country l: Football l,Z, 3, 4: Basketball l, Z, 3, 4: Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4: Junior Refreshment Committee 3: History Skit 3: Science Club. Graduate of School 65 MARTINICK, DOROTHY A. Da sh Dental Hygiene st Large Council 4: Girls Tri-Y, Recording Secretary 4: Program Committee 3: Junior Guard of Honor: Gregg Awards 3,4: Girls Tri-Y 3,4: Hi-Y Show, Usher 3. Sacred Heart Academy Graduate of All Saints' School MARZEC, VIRGINIA E. Virgie Large Council 2: Christmas Play 3: Hi-Y Salesman 3: Chorus 3: Y-Teen 1: Porthole Staff 3,4. Graduate of School 79 MAZIERSKI, RICHARD W. Froggy College Honor Roll l,Z, 3,4: West Side Rowing Club 3, 4: Large Council 4: Physics Award 3: Key Club 3,4: Hi.-Y Club 3,4: Science Club 4: Debate 3, 4: P. T.A. Student Representative. Graduate ot' Assumption 11 Q X3 .ta X, fi x i X, l -X-.i , .iv ,, l 4 . , , G, 9 V I MCGUIRE, GERALD A. MITCHELL, MARGARET Mack Peace of Mind Margee lntramural Football I Z 3 4: Baseball I Z 3 Gre . - - , f ' ' ' -' ' - gg Shorthand Award 3. Certificate of 4' ,B.'ketb-H liz' 3' 4' Voueybfu l'Z' 3'4' Merit for the Civic Planning Essay 4: Y-Teen Skipper Staff: Hi-Y Club 3,4: Hi-Y Show usher ,.- ' rf. Z, Ponhole 4 . - . A a ' 3'4' Football .ku 4' ' . Graduate of School 65 Graduate of School 65 ,. ,gmgge P .HQ , I 1. .' 1 Q I vw xl I SAE? , ow . MENGAY. HENRY J- MITCHELL, ROY A. Hank Radio Engineer Wheel-Happy Automobile Mechanic Intramural Football: Basketball 4. Attended Holy Angels Collegiate Graduate of All Saints MICHNIAK, ANNETTE V. To Be A Secretary Honor Roll I, Z, 4: Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 4: Senior Christmas Party Committee: Service Award 4: Bronze Honor Roll Pin Award. Graduate of Assumption MIKELSONS, RUTA H. Nursing School Honor Roll I, 4: Volleyball l,Z, 3,4: Senior of Class 3: Klabatas Staff: Latvian Girl Scout's Troop: INCA Latvian Team: Christmas Play 4 I, Z: Chorus I, Z, 3, 4: Debate l, 2, 3, 4: School Programa l, Z, 3, 4. Latvian High School, Kassel-Bettenhausem: 'H' Q - , 1 Latvian High School Schnal, Gmund, Germany. i :. gf Graduate of Latvian Grammar School i ' MIKOLAJCZAK, ADRIENNE E. A Audrey To Be Happy Always Honor Roll I, Z,4: Athletic Letter l: Large Council l, 3,-1: Skipper Staff 4: Gregg Short- 1- ' hand Awards 3: Service Awards l, 3,4: Junior Day Usher Z: Senior Day Usher 3: Senior ' ' ' Commencement Usher 3: Hikes l: Bowling I: Q' Volleyball lg Small Council Play 4. ' Graduate ol' Assumption ' 1 l . ,ii . -. faq 9 r- l MILAK, IRENE E. S Lil To Make Someone Happy Q ' '- Bowling I, Z, 3: Volleyball l,Z: Large Council Q ' I: Junior Guard of Honor I: Y-Teen I,Z,3Z Chorus l, Z, 3: Open House Program Z. Graduate of School 60 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3,4: Football l,Z, 3,4: Basketball l,Z, 3,4: Volleyball 3: Large Council 3,4: Junior Prom Decoration Committee: Senior Day Usher: Band l,Z, 3: Orchestra 1, Z, 3. Graduate of School 65 MONDELL, PEGGY J. Pete Lady Of Leisure Large Council 4: Skipper Advertising Staff Z: Lighthouse Staff 4: Gregg Shorthand Award 4: Senior Christmas Party Decoration Committee. Graduate of Assumption MONTANTE, VIRGINIA M. Ginny Nurse Junior Day Flower Committee Treasurer: Hi-Y Show 3. Graduate of St. John the Baptist MULVIHILL, DONNA M. To Lead A Happy Life Horseback Riding: Bowling: Large Council: Christmas Party Committee: Gregg Award: Swimming Certificate. Graduate of School 52 MUR PHY, ROSALIE E. Murph To Tour The U.S. and Europe Chorus I, Z. Graduate of School 60 NOWAK, BETTY F. Dolly U. S. Marine Corp. Basketball: Chorus Z, 3,4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier OATMEYER .YANICE M .Tan To See The World Attended Mt St Joseph Graduate of St Francis Xavier Q Ha.. .-,f . - to dl' O'CONNOR, CAROL E. Carol Teacher Volleyball 45 Horseback Riding 25 Bowling Z5 Large Council 45 Senior Christmas Party5 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Red Cross Health Certificates 35 Y-Teen 15 Science Club 45 Guidance Day Program Z5 Hi-Y Ticket Sales- man5 Christmas Wonderland 4. Graduate of School 60 O'CONNOR, MARGARET Peg To Join Women's Marine Corps Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist O'DONNELL, RUTH Ruthie To Be Happily Married Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Riverside Tri-Y, Hi-Y 3,45 Hi-Y Salesman 3. Graduate of All Saints OLICK, CHAR LES O. Glick Doctor Football Z, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 35 Intramural Foot- ball 1, Z, 3,45 Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball 1, Z, 3,45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Large Council 1,45 Science Club 4. Graduate of School 60 OLSON, PATRICIA M. Pat To Own A Ranch Volleyball 15 Bowling 1, Z5 Horseback Riding 45 Large Council 3,45 Skipper Staff 35 Lighthouse Staff 3: Gregg Award: Chorus Z5' Poi-thole 45 Y- Teen Z: Usher Senior Day 15 Decorating Com- mitte 35 Junior Guard of Honor: Swimming Cer- tificate 1, Z, 35 Red Cross Certificate 1, Z, Graduate of School 79 ORAZ1, MABEL May Join the Waves Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball 15 Sports Letter 1. Graduate of School 52 OSCY PALA, CHARLOTTE Char To Travel Bow1ing5 Hikes 15 Large Council 35 Gregg Shorthand Awards 45 Red Cross Certificate 35 City Planning Award Z5 Chorus l. Graduate of St. Florian PLATEK, DANIEL T. Dan Football Player Honor Roll 1, Z, 35 Baseball l,2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football l, Z, 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 45 Boys' Small Council5 Large Council Z5 Junior Class Presidentg Second Team All High 1-'ootbal15 Honorable Mention Baseball: Debate 45 Member of Hi-Y 3, 4, Graduate of Assumption PLEWA, EUGENE S. P11110 To Travel Honor Roll 1, Z, 3, 45 Member of H-Y 3,45 Ffwlball 3: Basketball 45 Intramural Basket- ball l,Z, 3,45 Baseball 1, Z, 3,45 Football l, Z, 3,45 Small Council, Vice President 45 Chairman of Junior Prom 35 Junior Play. Graduate of School 42 POLIACHIK, JOHN R. Polski To Be A Politician Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Intramural Basketball, Football, Baseball, Volleyball Z, 3,45 Skipper Staff 4. Attended Canisius High Graduate of Assumption POPOVICH, MARY ANN Poppy Russian Delegate to U, N. Honor Roll Z: Swimming l,Z, 3, 4: Bowling 1,Z: Volleyball 1, Z: Sports Letter 1,Z: Purple and Gold Team l,2,3: Hiking 3: Large Council 4: Junior Day Committee: Health Certificate: Life Saving Certificate: Y-Teen 1, Z: Tri-Y: Hi-Y Show 3: Chorus 1,Z: Concert l: Cheer- leader 3,-1. Graduate of School 60 PROHASKA, LORAINE M. Lorry To Be Happy and ' Successful Volleyball 1, Z, 3, 4: Bowling 1, Z, 3, 4: Purple and Gold Volleyball Team 3: Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse Staff 3, 4: Junior Day Committee: Junior Christmas Party: Senior Christmas Party: Lighthouse Award 3: Service Award 4: Gir1's Sports Letter 1,2, 3: Gold Pin 4: Small Council Play 4: Open House Program 4. Graduate of School 60 RANSOM, FREDERICK F. Fred Coal Miner Basketball 3,4: lntramural Football: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball 1.2. 1.4: Track 4- Graduate of School 60 RAUX, CLAUD1A E. Curly Nurse Volleyball l,4: Baseball 1: Red Cross Swim- ming Certificates l,Z, 3: Badminton 1, 3: Large Council 4: Junior Day Committee: Christmas Party Committee 4: Junior Guard of Honor: Service Awards 1,2, 3,45 Commerce Club 4: Science Club 4: Hi-Y Show 1, Z, 3,-4: Christmas Play 3,4: Easter Play 3: Band It Orchestra 1, Z, 3,4: Junior Play: Girl's Letter Day Z: PTA Christmas Program 3,4: Band Concert 3,4. Graduate of School 79 ROGERS, BETTY JANE Bee Jay Teacher Honor Roll l,Z, 3, 4: Sports Letter 1: Red Cross Swimming Certificate:Volleyha1l4: Purple and Gold Team 4: Hikes 1,Z: Horse- hack Riding 1: Large Council 4: Skipper 1 Advertising Staff 3, 4: Skipper Editorial Staff: Junior Day Committee: Senior Christ- mas Party: Junior Guard of Honor: Junior Play: Chorus Z,4: Girl 's Small Council Program 4: Gir1's Letter Day Program 3: English Three Years Award: Photography Club 4: Open House Program 4: PTA Christmas Program 4. Graduate of School 79 ROLLINSON, JOAN A. Joanie To Be Happily Married Skipper Advertising Staff 4: Junior Day 3: Masten Hi-Y Z: Salesman For Night Football Game 3, 4. Attended Fosdick Masten Park Graduate of School 17 mga., RUEHL, JOAN M. A, Joanne To Graduate Large Council 4. Graduate of St. John the Baptist RYNDAK, JOAN E. Judu To Be Successful Purple And Gold Volleyball Team 3,43 Swimming 1: Hikes 1, Z: Large Council 3: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse Staff 3,4: Juniqr Day Program: Senior Christmas Party: Lighthouse Certificate 3,4: Red Cross Swimming Award 1: Chorus 1: Open House Program 2, 3, 4. Graduate of St. Florian RYNDAK, JULIA M. J. R. Office Worker Purple And Gold Volleyball Team 3,4: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse Staff 3,4: Senior Christmas Party fbecorating Committeel: Gregg Award 3: Service Award 3,4: Junior Day Chorus 3: Red Cross Swimming Award 1: Open House Program Z, 3. Graduate of St. Florian SADOWSKA, BERNICE B. Bernie To Be Happily Married Skipper Staff: Class Committees 3,4: Chorus 1 Graduate of Assumption SAGY, SALLY A. Sal Nursing Large Council 3,4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Service Awards 3,4. Graduate of All Saints SASALA, MARY Marie To Teach Honor Roll l,Z, 3: Purple And Gold Swimming l,Z,3:Vo11eybal11,Z, 3,4:Purple It Gold Vol- leyball 3: Sports letter l,Z,3: Gold Pin 4: Basketball 2: Baseball Z: Bowling l,Z,3: Large Council 3.4: Junior Day Usher Z: Ser- vice Awards 3,4g Silver Honor Roll Pin: Y- Teen Z: Cheerleader 4: Senior Commence- ment Usher 3: Junior Play: Small Council 4. Graduate of School 65 '75 We 'UQ' sHl-:Pl-IARD, RONALD E. SOKOL, HELEN F Ron To Travel Intramural Baseball: Football: Basketball: Volleyball l, Z, 3,4: Baseball Z: Large Council 4: Junior Day Program 3: Hi-Y Show 2: Christmas Play l: Easter Play 1. Graduate of School 65 SIKES, LAURA M. Sikes Go To College Honor Roll l, Z, 3: Sports Letter l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 3,4: Basketball Z: Baseball l: Hikes l,Z,3: Winter Sports 2,3: Large Council 4: Lighthouse Staff 3: Christmas Party 4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Service Awards l,Z,3,4: Junior Program 3: Band l,2, 3,4: Orchestra 2, 3,4: Chorus Z: Declamation Contest 3. Graduate of School 51 SKRZYPCZAK, NATALIE M. Nat Nurse Honor Roll l: Baseball: Basketball: Volleyball: Swimming: Hikes: Junior Guard of Honor: Chorus Z. Graduate of School 52 SLAZYK, FLORENCE R. Merk Love, Learn, and Laugh Ski er Advertisin Staff Z: Lighthouse Staff 4: Chsirstmas Party Cimmittee 4: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman Z, 3: Teller Large Council 4. Graduate of Assumption SLOBODZIAN, PETER Pete Policeman lntramural Baseball l,z, 3,45 Basketball 1,z, 4: Football l, Z, 3,4: Volleyball l, Z, 3: Large Council 3,4. Graduate of School 79 SOBIERAJ, JOAN F. Jo Girls Sports Letter lg Large Council 42 Skipper Staff 4: Decoration Committee. 4: 3: Graduate of School 79 if , I ,- gt-at fr on , . - Smokey To Join WAFS Graduate of Assumption SONTAG, RONALD J. Auto Mechanic Intramural Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Football l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball l, z, 3, 4. Graduate of St. John The Baptist STEINBERG, NORMA R, Jinx To Be A Happy And Successful Woman, Wife, And Mother Horseback Riding Z: Volleyball Z: Basketball Z: Table Tennis Z: Deck Tennis Z: Large Council: Y-Teen: Organization of Porthole: Porthole Staff: Worked in Library 2. Attended Tonawanda, Fosdick-Masten, Girls' Vocational STEVENS, THOMAS A. Tom Navy Honor Roll l: Swimming 1,Z, 3, 4: Cross Country 1: Boys' Small Council 4: Large Council 3,4: Hi-Y Club President 4: Stage Crew 2, 3,4: Hi-Y Show 4: Junior Play 3: Boys' Assembly 4: Band l,2: Orchestra l,Z: Public Address System 4. Graduate of School 60 STICKLE, FRANK W. Stuck College Intramurals 2, 3,43 Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 3,4: Essay Award 2. Attended South Park, Bennett, Arcade C. S. Graduate of School 63 STRACHAN, MARGARET J. Margie Find End Of Rainbow Honor Roll 3, 4: Horseback Riding Z: Badminton 3: Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Archery Hall Monitor: Attendance Monitor for IZ9: Senior Girls Decorating Committee For Xmas Red Cross Certificate: Y-Teen: Organization of Porthole: Worked in Kenmore Library l: Porthole Staff. Kenmore Junior High Graduate of Kenmore Junior High :gi ,ni Q 14' 5 gl. is-El-I , A-rg, k::,-If 1 1' I' V' , x ii gig: 4 pity 35. ' 'O' 1 i L v ' i e f ar 1 f , , , .ff 1 , 'ns-.2 i . ' ' liao- - I' ' A zz, , gl 3 . Hi 1 Tye. Ib., -' 1' ' N? 'f2:,p?lo' .L I 3, .ily ' . VH STUBBE, SHARON C. Shar Nurse Honor Roll l,Z: Volleyball l,Z: Basketball l,Z, 3: Bowling I,Z: Baseball Z: Sports Letter l: Hall Monitor 3: Assembly Monitor 4: Reception- ist 4: Junior Guard of Honor Civic Planning Certificate Z: Red Cross Certificate 3: Service Award l,4: Science Club 4: Guidance Day Program Z: P. T.A. Program 3: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman L: Secretary of Senior Class and Tri-Y. Attended Kensington Graduate of Public School 68 SULLIVAN, JOHN D. Sully Army Band 4: Orchestra 4. Attended Holy Angels, Bishop Fallon Graduate of St. John the Baptist SIRMAY, ECON Mechanical Engineer Intramural Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baseball Z, l,4: Chess Club. Attended St. Budapest, Hungary SUSKI, PATRICIA J. Pat Honor Roll lg Basketball 1: Swimming l,Z: Volleyball l: Lacrosse Z: Assembly Monitor 4: Usher for 'Senior Day: Red Cross Certificate: Christmas Play I: Easter Play 1: Usher for P.T. A, Open House 3: Chorus l. Attended Kenmore Senior High School Graduate of Kenmore Junior High SZAFRANSKI, GERALDINE G. Jerry Success and Happiness Volleyball l: Basketball I: Advertising Staff on Skipper 3, 4: Chorus l, Z, 3, 4. Graduate of St. Florian TERIBURY, FLORENCE M. Kitty To Be A Success At Work Graduate of Public School Sl Q , 1' K N i,,:, V., -Qc .sv D' 121 3 . v c , ... .s,, s ss,:. , li THU MAN, MAR Y LOU Mary To Be Happy and Successful Honor Roll. l, Z, 3,45 Enamel Pin: Bowling 3, 4: , Volleyball 3: Small Council: Large Council 3,-1: Receptionist 3: Skipper Staff 3: Editor of : Skipper 4: Lighthouse Staff 3,-1: Christmas Party 4: Chairman of Junior Flower Committee: Essay Merit Award Z: Service Award 3,43 Chorus Z, 3: Debate 3: Graduation Usher 3: Open House Usher 3,4: Junior Day Usher Z: Teller for Senior Election. Graduate of All Saints TITOR ENKO, ANNE Aniew Always Be Happy Honor Roll I: Sports Letter l: Purple and Gold Basketball Z: Volleyball Z: Large Council 4: Skipper Staff 4: Lighthouse Staff 3, 4: Chairman Refreshment Committee 3: Senior Party: Gregg Speed Award: Y-Teen Z, 3: Commerce Club 3,-1: Christmas Play 3, 4: Junior Day Chorus: Chorus 1, Z, 3,4: Sales Manager for Lighthouse 4. Graduate of School 42 TOROK, NANCY S. NHHCG To Live a Long and Happy Life Honor Roll I: Small Council: Large Council l, 3: Skipper Advertising Staff Z: Tri-Y 4: Chorus l: Usher at Opera Workshop 4: Usher at Graduation 3: Usher at Open House 4: Service Awards l, 3. Graduate of School 79 TOTH, STEVEN Steve College Cross Country Squad: Tennis l,Z, 3,-4: Varsity: Intramural Baseball l,Z, 3,4: Football l,Z, 3,43 Volleyball l,Z, 3,4: Basket- ball l,Z, 3,43 Skipper Advertising Staff 3: Junior Day Committee. Graduate of School 42 TREMOR, LOIS R. Dimples To Be Helpful To Others Lighthouse Staff 3: Junior Decoration Committee for Christmas: Junior Guard Of Honor: Chorus l,Z,3: Y-Teen l,Z, 3. Graduate of School 60 TRUTY, TI-IERESA F. Terry Secretary Graduate of School 42 URBANOVICH, DAVID S. Fuzz Pres. Of Republic Studios Honor Roll Z, 3: Intramural Basketball l,Z, 3, 44 Baseball 1, 2, 3,44 Volleyball l,z, 3,4g Fact- ball l,Z, 3,4: Advertising 3: Junior Day A55emblY Cnmmifwei Commerce Club 3,4. Graduate of St. Francis Xavier UTNIK, ADELE A, Chubby To Be Happy Large Council 4: Lighthouse Salesman 2: Junior Day Decoration Committee 3: Gregg Award Z: Y-Teen Z: Hi-Y 4, Attended Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy Graduate of Assumption vAss, ROBERT s. slim Navy Large Council Z, 3, 4: Assistant Treasurer of the Junior Class 3. Graduate of All Saints VENATOR, EDMOND R. Mooch To Become A Psychiatrist Intramural Football l, Z, 3,41 Intramural Bas- ketball l, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3,44 Volleyball l, 3, 4: Football Skit 1. Graduate of School 60 VIROSTKO, STEPHEN J. Steve Master Printer Intramural Football l, Z, 3: Basketball 1, 3: Baseball l, Z, 3: Junior Day Decorating Committee: Stage Crew 3, 4. Graduate of School 42 Voss, ROBERT J. Bobbie To Own A Railroad Football 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Track l, Z, 3, 4: All High Track 3: Intramural Baseball, Football, Basketball, Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4: Large Council 4: Key Club 3, 4. Graduate of School 60 131. : i f Y ---- . . , tlffffi v,i,s3,g,gV2 ,5 gfffl-7 . Mil. E ,,,.,, . ,i ,L liitfftfilev. as p t, - w 2 .gg 1 k t at Fits' ff fa wif' fi .,,. iff 1 , :XS P J lf ,vb 1. .aw . ly Q. M as P Q My SM t .t J' Y , K V H gg gr t 'liz ' ' 1 35 'GQEMK ' , Q C , J . :gm V , I WALKER, GERALDINE A. Gerry To Be Happily Married Honor Roll Z: Large Council: Skipper Advertising staff. Attended Mt. st. Mary Graduate of St. Pauls fKenmorel WALSH, DENNIS A. Dennll To Retire Intramural Football: Basketball: Band 4: Orchestra 4. Attended Holy Angels Collegiate Institute Graduate of All Saints WAMSLEY, MARGARET C. Margie To Go To College Honor Roll l, Z, 3, 4: Athletic Letter l, Z, 3: Gold Pin 4: Bowling: Volleyball: Basketball: Purple and Gold Volleyball Team 3,4: Large Council 3,4: Skipper Editorial Staff Z, 3,4: Lighthouse Staff 3,4: Junior Day Assembly Committee: Junior Guard of Honor: Representative to Girls' State: P. T.A. Representative: Service Awards 3,4: Y-Teen Z, Hi-Y Show Usher 3: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman 3: Junior Chorus: Photography Club 4: Skipper Advertising Staff 2, 3,4: Junior Program: Representative to U.N. Conference: Civic Planning Merit Certificate. Graduate of School Bl WASILEWSKI, RICHARD P. Gasher AhP Supervisor Intramural Football l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Baseball l,Z, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, Z, 3, 4. Graduate ot' Assumption WASSEL, JUNE M. To Be Happy Bowling l: Hikes l: Volleyball 1: Basketball 1: Sports Letter l: Y-Teen Z: Chorus 3: Porthole 4. Graduate of School 65 WAWZENCZAK, RITA E. Rutz Success and Happiness Large Council 3,4: Skipper Staff 4: Christmas Party: Junior Guard of Honor 3: Gregg Shorthand Award Z,3: Christmas Play 3: Junior Day Chorus: Passion Play 3: Chorus Z, 3, 4: Senior Commencement Exercise Usher Red Cross Service Z. Graduate of Assumption 5 inf WELLENC, THADDEUS S. Thad To Be A Great Musician Football 4: Intramural Football l, 2, 3,4: Base- ball I, Z, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3,4: Band I: Cafeteria Staff I, Z, 3, 4. Graduate ol Assumption WHITE, JOHN A. Putts Supervisor for A 8: P Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Football l,2,3,4: Swimming 2: Cross Country Z: Stage Crew Z, 3. Graduate of School 60 WHITE, LOIS A. Lole To Be Happy Swimming I, Z, 3,4: Purple and Gold l,2, 3: Gold Pin 4: Volleyball I, Z. 3. 4: Purple and Gold 3:Sports Letter l.Z,3: Baseball Z: Basketball Z: Large Council 4: Usher Committee 3: Junior Guard of Honor: Service Award 4: Red Cross Certificate: Y-Teen 2: Cheerleader 4. Graduate of School 65 WHITE, PATRICIA ANN Pat To Be A Hill-billy Singer Girls' Athletic Letter I: Small Council 4: Large Council 3, 4: Lighthouse Salesman 4: Football Ticket Salesman Z, 3.4: Football Ticket Salesman Award 3: Porthole Staff 3: Retailing and Display Work l, Z. Graduate of School 52 WILLIAMS, CHARLES A. Chuck Swim The Pacific Ocean Hi-Y Club: Honor Roll l: Swimming l,2, 3: All High 3: Baseball 4: Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3,4: Football l, Z, 3, 4: Basketball I, Z, 3,4: Volleyball I,Z, 3: Science Club. Graduate of School 41, Richmond N.Y. C. WILLIAMS, RICHARD W. Dick Army Basketball 3: Baseball 4: Intramural Football l, Z, 3,41 Intramural Baseball l, Z, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3,4: Intramural Volleyball I, Z. Graduate of School Z4 P Q .gf - ,gf Iii! Q iw x '-s.' 1. 4 : ,L- Q ,r .X FI, -1 m we I vii W r QQ. mf Q Q. ix., S tc sf vt - , Q, iff, . w 4 u' Q -c ,Q r iizwffsii Wifi-i'i:' ' I-'X we X! I f Nw: fuss: i Nw J f l X R N e g . t P' Q X I w fe Q I In ' JDK Xi:- . W: . M ,mga- gf 5 4. S Ja-1 EYKT 'f J .4 , 41 J.. , :K . li'-X is u ' c J: w.,,,1 .: WISEMAN. LOUIS M. Lau To Be An Accountant Intramural Football l,Z, 3, 4: Basketball l,Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, Z, 3,4: Volleyball I, Z, 3. Graduate ot' School Zl WOJCIECHOWSKA. RCSB G. Rocky To Be Happy Skipper Advertising Staff: Hi-Y Ticket Salesman: Chorus. Graduate of Assumption WOJCIESZAK, ARLENE To Have A Happy Life Honor Roll l,Z, 3,4: Bronae, Silver and Enamel Pins: Volleyball l: Hikes I: Secretary of Small Council: Large Council 3, 4: Receptionist 3, 4: Skipper Staff 4: Co-Chairman Junior Day: Sen- ior Christmas Party: SGFVKCU AVUUII 3.4: Junior Day Program: Guidance Day Program Z, 3,4: Gregg Certificates: Usher for Commencement: Memorial Day, and Open House: Senior Election Teller: Usher for Workship Operetta Program. Graduate of School 42 WOLCOTT, BARBARA A. Jackie To Be Happy Volleyball I: Bowling l,2: Skipper Stall I: Lighthouse Sta!! I: Junior Guard of Honor. Graduate of School 52 , WOOMER, EVELYN L. Eve To Be Happily Married Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling I, 2, 4: Winter Sports l, Z, 3, 4: Badminton Z: Roller Skating 3: Large Council 4: Skipper Stalf: Chairman Senior Pictures: Chairman Entertainment 3, 4: Football Ticket Salesman: I-Ii-Y Salesman: Sports Letter l,2,3: Gold Pin 4: Home Nursing Certificate: Open House Usher 3: Open House Entertainment 4. Graduate of School 60 WRIGHT, LOIS JEAN Bubbles To Be Happy Letter l: Cheerleader For Z, 3, 4: Large Council 4: Skipper Advertising Staff: Vice- President of Junior Class Junior Guard of Honor: I-Ii-Y Show Salesman Z, 3: Night Football Game Salesman 3.4: Skits for Sports Z, 3, 4: Chorus I, Z, 3: Organisation of Tri-Y 4: Marcbed With Band 3. Graduate of School I8 WYDYSH, RICHARD M. Wyd Go To Florida Graduate of School Sl ZACHARIAS, LORRAINE F, Lorry Keep A Friendly Smile Honor Roll 1, 3: Small Council 4: Large Council 3, 4: Corresponding Secretary of Hi-Y: Junior Day Programs: Junior Guard of Honor: Red Cross Certificate: Gregg Shorthand Awards: Hi-Y 3,41 Junior Play Chorus: Usher at Open House 3,4: Usher at Senior Graduation Class: Ticket Salesman for Hi-Y Show 1: Ticket Salesman for Night Football Game 3: Junior Day Refreshment Committee: Modeled in a Program for Hi-Y. Graduate of All Saints ZAHN, RUTH Ruthie To Pass History Swimming l,4: Lighthouse Advertising Chorus l, Z, 3. Graduate of School 51 Basketball Z: Baseball l: Volleyball l,Z, 3: Committee 3: Band l,Z,3,4: Orchestra l,Z, 3: SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL CUTIEST MOST DRAMATIC BIGGEST EATER FRIENDLIEST SMARTEST HAPPIEST BIGGEST JOKER KINDEST MANNERS BEST SPEAKER MOST POPULAR QUIETEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST TALENTED Carol Lux Dorothy Martinick Pat Graf Eleanor Kozacki Marilyn Blake Audrey Barrett Mary Gushue Marie Sasala Carol Bradley Laura Sikes Adele Utnik Mary Lou Thuman Sharon Stubbe Pat Czaja Margaret Wamsley Dorothy Dahmer 32 ZYBALA, FLORENCE M. Crisco To Be Happy Honor Roll lg Large Council 4: Skipper Editorial Staff 4: Christmas Party 4: Red Cross Swimming Certificate 1: Open House 4: Senior Savings 4. Graduate of Assumption ZYGMUNT, RICHARD S. Zyg Electrical Engineel Intramural Football 1, Z, 3, 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4 Basketball l,Z,3,4: Chess Club 4: Photogral Club 4: Science Club 3,4: Large Council l,Z Graduate of Assumption ADDITIONAL GRADUATES Bihary, Ethel Desrosiers, Delores Falzone, Sam Fick, Eileen L Horning, Donald Lingswiler, Kenneth Morelewski, Joseph Ward, Catherine James Lumadue Stanley Kozina Edward Balthaser Arnold Johnson Henry Dembski Robert Lee Dan Platek Fred Lyons Alin Kirsch Steve Toth Eugene Plewa Richard Mazierski John Grunzweig Donald Horning Ernest Fudala Steve Czarnecki ROW l. LAURA SIKFIS, BFITTY JANFI ROGERS, MARY GUSHUE, DORIS BURNETT, HHLENFT JUSFILA. ROW 12. ICIJCANOR KOZACKI, MARY LOU THUMAN, ARLRNFI WOJCIESZAK, JAMES HAYTITR, ROSFIMARY GOLFIBIFIWSKI, MARGARET WAMSLFZY DOROTHY HAMMER. Winners Qi Gold Pins For Scholarship OHE honor roll is made out at the close of each marking , period. Those students with averages of 907: or above, are honored. For being on four times a bronze pin is awarded: for eight times, a silver ping for twelve times, a silver-enamel ping for sixteen times, the highest number possible, a gold pin. At alternate periods, the honor student receives a pink Carnation. These students have maintained an average of at least 90? during their entire four years at Riverside. For this achieve- ment, they well deserve the honor of wearing their GOLD PIN. 33 HE various classes of Riverside, working and learning together, prove that it is possible for many racial groups to cooperate peacefully. If our students, as they continue their education, will remember the harmonious relationships of their school life, they may be able to spread their influ- ence for peace and unity beyond the borders of school. Each student must individually feel respons- ible for acquiring as thorough an education as he possibly can. Knowledge is a strong weapon for fighting injustice and inequality. Think what a powerful influence for good could be exerted if every student of this school put to practice the valuable lessons of democracy which he is learning. The entire object of true education is to make people not merely do the right things, but en- joy them--not merely industrious, but to love industry--not merely learned, but to love Q knowledge--not merely pure, but to love purity --not merely just, but to hunger and thirst after justice. - - John Ruskin 34 A CLASSES 415 S' Q x I ' hi W Q 'wif f X . ff, , 3 J ----, E3 i f fS X .2 fx W i f f SEATED. WAYNE LEMOINE, PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY, OWEN BOWERS, MARCIA SZAFLARSKI STANDING. JOAN VARI, VINCENT MURANYI. unior Officers CHOLASTIC, as well as athletic abilities, have been the distinguishing factors of the 1951 Jun ior Class. We, the class officers, sincerely hope that the standards set by juniors of the past have been maintained and upheld. To future juniors we extend a welcome hand and a safe course to guide the Good Ship Riverside. PRESIDENT ------- VICE PRESIDENT ------ SECRETARY -------- TREASURER - - - - - GIRLS MARSHALL - - '- BOYS MARSHALL - - - - 36 Owen Bowers Phyllis Montgomery Marcia Szaflar ski Wayne Lernoine Joan Vari Vincent Muranyi Q 1 J RN. NNN A , ' 1 7 T' K wi '75 s 1 W 1 'K as. . . - W 5 x ,K N , 4 Q NL 41 tx ,A Q ., ' 1 9 S ' , 533 E x ' -M Q 'il 5 ELAINE AIKUOTT Gx.ENnA ANDERSON DOROTHY BABINSKY VALORIE BAK JUANNI-: AMANN JUNE ANDERSON EUGENE BAJAK MARILYN BARNES Af? I , ifi X A4 I ' . N . 'U V 4 ., 5. D . .A Qs I' Q A A IQ , 5- 5. - 'fl N ' N ' tg . A Q A A -as . - A Q f . ' . sf Qui A A' e - bw .L ,f YI it J f Y ri 1.-NED Nmcn GRACE EE-rz BARBARA BorvxN PATH ICIA BENNETT J ' A 5 r 1 . ff' Y if f ' f 5 sl! ' ' , f Q CATHERINE BROHMAN JANE BURDICK , I ' Q Q ' 3 9 A QL ' PATIKICIA COWIEQ MADLY N CONYERS LUCY CAIN HELEN BOGDAN PAUL CARTWRIGHT N' if' WALTER CZAMARA , , +4 SHIRLEY DAHMER Tv . E 4 I CAROL CHURCHILL '-2: 1,1 .A we KAR LENE DAVIS , , 1 132' ONCLTTA DI CARLO BETTY DICKINSON JOHN DIEBOLD l NANlI1'lS DI CAHLO MARYANNE DIEBLER . L X W Q O- - , .. ,- 1 -'Q 27 ,, , I -.- , 7 . - I LORAINE I-POWELL JAMES ENGELHARDT RICHARD FARKAS ANNA DROPIK JOHN FAGYAS 37 JOHN BRANKOCZ AUDREY BOOKER ROBERT BRENNAN N4 . NRQSN ' MARJORIE CONBOY ROGER CLUCKEY KALLIOPE CONTRAS Xg ?, , A yr 4 ' A- er' L2 , if CHARLOTTE DESR 0511-IRS MARJORIE DECKER JANET DE VINE ,::,: 1 .. ' ' ff .f N ff. Q, A E - , Q .X 9 9 -t - 2 , ..-fig. D: RAYMOND DOMIN GLADYS DOMBROWSKI ROBERTA DOUBROUGH xi 'x A, '3 .J K t A M Eg' Q . X I .I X EUNICE I-'AULKNER MARY ANN FARRELL HERBERT FELLENWORTH Nw I 2 . , lf- 5, 4 . I L V I 9' I , NORMA FERIOLI CAROL FERR IS I J. DONALD I-'ORSTER ETHEL FORSYTH NORMA GERWITZ MILLICENT GIBAS JACQUELIN GRAHAM r 6 1 R, , 4-it '- vi MARY ANN FICHTL . I . ff I ff i BEVERLY FRANKE :F ' X ERNEST EIEDLER if k JANET FRICK ' , 2 . W . I . .. ef? :r 3 'I R' ' 5? . 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A I 'R Q ,. f , 1 K RONALD ISAACS JOAN JAMIESON THOMAS JOHNSON DORIS my ES K ' 1, EK 'K' K ACI-JMI R KAREN JENSEN ROGER JONES L, ,f L KATHLEEN KAEAROv V I ? ' f 4 as . 1 X fl 'L L I EFI' fEOf ,X U i M Q-f . -Ji' ,Q at CECILIA KALATA EDWARD KIMBER JOYCE KINDRON HRIGETTA KALLEN ANN LOUISE KINDRON g , ' S- . A 12 - ii Q 3 A Lg . 1 2 . W K V . I h?Er5'Q :'.i' E' J .- NITA KORLNKIWSKI FABIAN KOWALSKI RONALD KUBANIK STEVE 1-405-ryg ELIZABETH KRALL 'GW ' -Q g fi N I ' 1 ' E ,f WK' V fy fu wi-A I , f WAYNE LEMOINE. ARLENE LINDENFELS PATRICIA LUCAS LUIS LE vEA SHIRLEY LORETTA - 1, , I I I ,1 I I x as 2 Q , fps-sz . I ' L ' , of I - ' , H . ,K A 1 ' f f . 2 - f I W X ' -' ' ' J L I, x xc 4 - I IOANNL MANLI-.Y EVA MARK WILLIAM MC CARTHY RICHARD MAIKKOTT DONALD MARTIN F , 3 rr 'Q I . fu I JANE Mc rzuuu: PAUL MC LARI-LN JOYCE MC NULTY JAMES Mc: KIENIJIIIIZK MARY MC LEAN . . A : i .gm A K I , al 1' -3 ' , no I ' I N Vi' X . '. I W ., M' if N- K , fi f. ., I 'Q s I ' K ' RICHARD MILLER PHYLLI5 MONTGOMERY LOUISE M0559 KOH!-.R'I' MONE1'I'TEL DORQTHY MQRRISH 39 X. ' JN. .1 1' 1 A X GERALD KIPP I2 I-I , A V1 NATALIE KUMIEGA Gif EXW RONALD LYNCH NATALIE KLIMCZAK SHIRLEY KOCH Q RUTH LANG MARGARET LAWLESS MARY MACK PATRICIA MACKINNON k . ,., Q .5 , . f'f,q,'.f . . .k fx, -Q Q 1 ' . ' xx I ,, N A X WW' . -v X .Q r 4 A 'x I OPS ' EVAN Mc DONALD RONALD Mc CREADY JEAN Mc GAF!-'IN Q , -A 2 ' 45 ' In 'X Hx-L , if 2 5 A -qw . I . JANE MICHNIAK - .X a THERESA MIKULEC MYRNA MILLER S Q I ' 2192 '- A I I -iff 1 I A 5, i-I L A EMU- x aw I N' VINCENT MURANYI ELIZABETH NAGY CAROL NIGHTINGALE X . JUDITH NISSENSON , x X WILLIAM PAJAK I PATRICIA PAYMENT N 1 I GERALD POCZKOLSKI is swf :af-if NORMAN ROBINSON PATRICIA OLAH GEORGE OGUICH ROBERT OSIKA 2 Ji 'F -A1 357' I J K . :,,L,h:: guy . .f I A I I . M K, , l ' , ' H 'I ' I 'K I 5 232- I AIII I A A ,IQ If' Q 1 my . me ..,- 5 .-f gafi, :,,::jjg. 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N- X - IIAYMUNID WILSON DELORES ZMUDA 1 A ,Y f ' 'xx xx 1- f' ,, JOAN U11-ER PATRICIA zocu V ,N , X W ' 'fx I 'f . , ,L 1 f , - f --HI 'f -:IX N'1.I:Q! ' 'R r f Vx 1 . .Ji ' X. . I-My . - x J, .Y..-5,1 X:.,,.'-4'...A.: , w vs 'Ji' ' QM A . P E , ,.,,,1-Q,'.'-ljfzff 5':, L'5 f fx., , . 0 -4I':j,? 5- 2f'.'-V521 r' ' X' - In - r ' 1 A - ,g . ' ' , 1 tg , EY , 5 F ,,, g ,... --' S 41 ROW I. BESSIE PAPPAS, EMILY MICHNIAK, IRENE BEILEIWECH, PATRICIA KINGSBURY, JOAN BRENNAN,BETTY LAZAR, LOUISE WOMER, BETTY OPPEL, MARION LYSARZ, MISS MAGO. ROW 2. SHIRLEY CORBE ' RITA GUAY, ELIZABETH CHRISTER. ROW 3. DIANNE BRADLEY, MARILYN SMITH, MARY ANN MITCH WICIK, MARY HIERL, ALICE LATKA. . MARY ANN KOVACH, BARBARA FISH, CYLVIA DE MYER, EDWINA NOWAKOWSKA, MONICA PEPLINSKI, JOYCE HARDING, JUNE FARRELL, TT, DORIS EVCHICH, BEATRICE SZTORC, NOREEN SCIIMIDT, THERESA TERECH, MARION SMITH, LETHA BEAM, ELL, SALLY JAGODZINSKI, MARGARET DEVINE, SOPHIE SZCZYKUTOWICZ, NANCY ROW 4 DIANA FARINECH, PATRICIA HOPPEL. ,gli-1 94 1 I I MARIE GIGLIOTTI IRENE GORSKI, PATRICIA KMIEC, MARJORIE HAYNOS, MARY ELLEN KLWP, DOROTHY DUSNIK, ROW 1. ADRIAN BRYCE, . BARBARA SZCZUBLEWSKI, ELIZABETH MEYERS, JOYCE HOFFMAN. ROW 2 MISS 0' REILLY LORETTA PETYNIA, HELEN MACK, MARION HARMAN, MARCIA BERMEL, LILLIAN KUBANIK, NORMA JONES, DOLORES KUSIOR, ELEANOR NELSON. ROW 3 ELIZABETH OPPEL, JOANNE GINTER, BLANCHE HALL, DONNA KRAMER, DOLORES EGRESSY, NORMA STANLEY, HELEN PENKSA, DIANA 'rE'rno. 42 ROW ROW ROI ROI HENRY KOLODZICJCZAK, JAMES PECKEY, ARTHUR CURREY, RICHARD GUCWA, RONALD FAHS, JAMES O KE, WALTER PLATEK, RONALD FICKENWIRTH. AVERY FITZGERALD, LLOYD RICHARDS, LEE STAUFFER, WARREN ROSE, FREDERICK GELZ D0 SHERBO, GENE POLIS. DAVID SALLAY. ROBERT PIONTKOWSCI, RAYMOND LOCHOCKI, LESLIE RACZ, JACK STAFFEN, WILLIAM GLOR, THOMAS HALLETT. MR. HOWARD, DONALD BACHERT, WILLIAM DOBSON, WILLIAM FENLON, KENNETH MC CREADIE, WILLIAM PETTAS, WARREN CONNELL, PAUL WAGNER. f xx uf- A 6 :Pvc 1, Lx 5 qv ' HP sv 3 ROW 1. FRANCIS MANLEY, WIl.l.IAM EREAAS, WAYNE CONROY, STEPHEN ANDRE, DONALD HAZELTON, EVERETT FITZGERALD, RICHARD HAILEY, ROW 2. GERALD MILLER, RICHARD DE VINE, JACK MOSS, ROBERT HERMAN, RONALD GOEF, EDWARD GYORFFY, CHESTER KOCHAN, NEII MARTZOLE. ROW 3. MR. MASSON, WAYNE HOWARD, CHARLES ELMER, STEVE PLOTAR, GORDON ATKINS, JAMES HUMMELL. ROW 4. PHILIP SECIC, DONALD SAMPSON, JAMES BRYANT, ALVIN KACZOR, THOMAS RICE, DONALD WOOD. 43 he ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW DORIS BLAIR, MARION BEILEIWECH, CAROL FUROY, JUNE DIERDORF, ELAINE BLOOMQUIST, MARJORIE PARKHURST, DONNA SMITH, MARY ANN RICHARDSON, VIRGINIA ZELLS, NORMA SHELDON, ROSE DROZDZ, SHIRLEY CHOBOY, BARBARA REINHARDT JOANNE ZUNNER, MARGARET HARRIS, GERALDINE BROCK, MARY HYNES, SYLVIA IVANCIC, ANN HUTTENLOCKER, SANDRA ROESCH, THERESA CZARNECKI, DOLORES TRONT, EUGENIA GOLEBIEWSKI, SOPHIE ARCISZEWSKA, GRACE MALLOY, JEAN HRYCHOWIAN, ELIZA- BETH WYTRWAL. SHIRLEY WIEDER, PAULINE WOLKO, SHIRLEY SHORE, DELORES O'DAY, JEAN YOUNG, BETTY ZATKO, MARY ANN FALK, BEVERLY ZICH AGNES GONDA, SHIRLEY TAYLOR, IRENE FUSZARA, MIRIAM MICHEL, NORMA ZIMMER, RUTH LEIB, NANCY MURANYI. ARLENE HOOFTALLEN, LOUISE CURTIN, THERESA GRANATO, DAGMAR HEREID IRENE MACEK, PATRICIA LILLIS, LOIS RIEXINGER, ROSE VITKO, JUDITH WETZEL, LILLIAN STANLEY, PATRICIA WOYJCIK, THERESA MACIEJEWSKI, MARIE SCHECHTERLY, JOAN SWEET, ARLENE KALMAN, SHIRLEY SHERIDAN, MARION MITCHELL, IRENE CHRISTIAN, JOANNE COLLINS. CONSTANCE BARR, WANDA SADOWSKA, IRENE JOHNSON, KATHLEEN FARRELL, BETTY LOU CLEMENTS, IRENE OMEL, MARLENE FICHTL, MARILYN GOLEMB, PATRICIA DORAN, PATRICIA KLEMENTOWSKI, PATRICIA KOTKOWSKI, THERESA KRASINSKI, ANTOINETTE NAGEL, MAXINE MC CLOSKEY. MISS WITTLIEF PATRICIA BRANKACZ, RITA BUJALSKI, DOREEN BALTHASAR, AUDREY ESCHBORN, ADA CARPENTER, JANET MC NERNY, JOAN SONTAG SHARON GIBSON, JUNE SETTLE, SHIRLEY BRAND, CAROL MICHAELS, ROSE MARIE PERSICO, JOYCE KISH, LUCILLE ROOD, BETTY LOU MILITELLO. ROW 1. BARBARA HARTMAN, MYRTLE OSBORNE, KATHLEEN DERRICK, BEVERLY HUNT, VALERIE KORTA, BERNICE TURI, AUDREY KALINSKI, MARJORIE KOZACKI, GLADYS WALTERING, MISS KINSLEY. ROW 2. PATRICIA BOYLE, JULIA PUSTULKA, MARGARET BUCKLEY, JOANN BUSCH, BARBARA BEVAN, CAROL DOLD, HELEN BUJALSKI, JAC- QUELINE STROM, ROBERTA CONBOY ROW 3. JANET BOEHLER, LORETTA LACKI, IRENE ZAUNER, BARBARA KRITZ, IRENE BONCAL, BEVERLY KLEOTZER, CAROL HARRIS, ALICE SHORTEN, DELORES SMITH, MARGARET LILLIS. 44 OV: TIW DW IW JW IW PW 2. Z! 4 5 6. 'l. .IUDITII ANDEREGG, ELAINE ARELLI, PATRICIA DAVISSON, ELAINE BARDAK, JOAN FISH, BEVERLY BOGDAN, MARY ANN HORVATH, CATIIERINIC RAYMOND, JOAN MINNIER, ARLENE NOWOCIEN, LEONA MC DONOUGH, SHARON MATTERS, ELEANOR TOURELL, PATRICIA PRICE. SANDRA STECKSTOR, PATRICIA MARTIN, BARBARA MILLER, DOROTHY DIRINGER, JOANNE MC MAHON, MARILYNN SONTAG, SHIRLEY GUARINO, MADELYN FRENCH, JOAN KOBA, JOYCE HAYWOOD, LORETTA RAFE, PHYLLIS RULE, BEVERLY LITTLE, COLLEEN WESTMILLER, MARY YOUNG, MISS ELLIOTT. RERNICE PARKER, CAROL LARGE, DOLORES LAMBERT, DOLORES DUDEX, MARY WOJCIECHOWSKA, ETHEL JOHNSON, JOANNE KOZLOWSKI, CARDI. VAN DRIEST, ANN KNAUFF, LAURA CZAJKOWSKI, PATRICIA GABBYS, SHIRLEY GARROLD, MARY JANE LEWIS, JOAN LEECH, BARBARA SCHLOERB. ARLENE TATKO, MARY ANN PHILLIPS, HILARIA SAN MARTIN, ROSEMARY MC KENRICK, JOANNE SCHMICK, DONNA LIEBLER, CAROL YOURA, JANE PARRY, LILLIAN LEWANDOWSKI, DOROTHY KRAMER, RDSEMARY CHIRO, PATRICIA KOTULAK, JEANETTE GRUSKIEWICZ, ELIZABETH JONES, PATRICIA MIKULSKI. CATHERINE CASH, FLORENCE BEERS, JOAN BIGGIE, AUDREY PETERS, JOAN ORBIN, NORMA GOLDSMITH, JOSEPHINE KOZACKI, LOIH RI-ZIMICRS, l'IILl'IEN KWOKA, NANCY SUE EDDY, PATRICIA MC HENRY, MARLENE DIETRICH, ARLINE SCHIHL, MARY LEE. DAWN INNI-ISS, JACQUELINE HORUCKI, JOAN PODGERS, SHIRLEY SIMONSON, LAURA NEWELL, DONNA SIECZKARSKI, JUDITH BOORE, PATRICIA MULDOON, JANET GRIMM, LORRAINE SMITH, SUSAN BORNE, HOLLICE RYNKIEWICZ, MARY SPANN, AUDREY YOUNG, MARY CLARE HUBER. ELEANORE KOPRA, JUDITH STIEGMAN, PATRICIA MURPHY, MARY LOU HARDY, KAY VINTON, LOUISE STRUMSKI, MARY ANNE ZARAJ' CZYK, MOLLY MC CUHIKIN, IRICNE KADAK, BEVERLY PARKER, KAREN PPEIFFER, LILLIAN LORBEER. ROW I. PATRICIA SHEETZ, MARY ANN KRAYSKI, BETTY OBRINGER, CAROLYN FORBES, JEAN GROAT, MISS CREAGH, LOIS ROSE. JOAN JAEGER, LORAINE RUSSELL, LORRAINE KRUPCZYK. ROW 2. RUTH REGAN, DOREEN FLOOD, BARBARA ROLLINSJN, MARILYN GEE, DOROTHY HAYNOS, PATRICIA KRAUSE, JOAN DEMPSEY, DOLORES MC NALLY, SYLVIA SKROBAT. ROW 3. MARJORIE METRO, RUTH SAEMENES, PATRICIA JELINSKI, SHIRLEY LEGGETT, ROSE GRACZA, AUDREY TRIMBLE, JEAN STRUMSKI, JEANNE NAGY, RITA SWIDER. 45 i ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 2 3 4 5 6 JOSEPH EVANS, RICHARD GEMPKO, LOUIS DEPOWSKI, ROBERT GOLDSTEIN, RICHARD BRENNAN, GEORGE MINDISH, FRANK BASSETT, RAY RICHMEYER, JOHN MALLOY, EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN GAJEWSKI, DONALD SIWEK, DONALD BANKO. JOHN BIRINGER, RICHARD MURRAY, JAMES FELLNER, DONALD EVCHICH, RICHARD HEINZ, DO VICTOR KORTA, DAVID LOOMIS, WILLIAM DE CELLE, STEPHEN MAX, WILLIAM CLUFF, NEWTON YORK. L OSOSKI, JOHN FILSINGER, DONALD SIKORA, JOHN DUCHNIK, GERALD WATSON, GERALD FREDLER, LEO KOTECKI, NALD PARWULSKI, JAMES KERNAHAN, THOMAS HAAS, PAU JAMES DREWS, RONALD SZCZYPKOWSCI, FRANK MEYERS, ROBERT BELLES, MARTIN O'MARA. , JOHN KLAGES, ROBERT MELOON, ROBERT CHAMBERLIN, WAYNE LEI- WAYNE EDWARDS, PETER JAMES, RONALD BALCH, JOHN HALEY POLD, NORBERT SLOWINSKI, ALVIN STARK, DONALD MATTHIAS, HENRY TRZECIAK, RONALD WURTHMANN, WALTER AUGUST. ORVILLE GOLD, FRANK BARR, OWEN WILLIAMS, KEN TIDD, JAMES GOELZ, RICHARD SOMOGYE, RICHARD EHLERS, CHARLES BUELL, NORMAN DUDEX, RONALD SCHUTT, BERNARD GALLAGHER. JOSEPH GADZO, ROBERT ARKEILPANE, LEONARD PLEWNIAK, DONALD GAYE, RAYMOND JOHNSON, JOHN NIKIEL, JAMES NORTHROP, ELWOOD CHIPCHASE, ROBERT MASSON, WILLIAM SCHECHTERLY, WILLIAM MC DONELL, ARTHUR ARD KOCH, MISS KENNY. CHESTER GOSCICKI, GERALD HORNING, ROSINSKI, RAYMOND ERNEST, RICH- KENNETH CARLSON, WILLIAM ANDERHOLT, WALTER WEBDALE, RUSSELL SCRIBNER, JOHN YAMBOR, ROLAND STEVENS, MARVIN ROW 1. HUDSON, WILLIAM BOND, ROBERT SADOWSKI, WILLIAM ZACHARIAS, MICHAEL VINCE, DALE BOERSCHIG, WALTER MUREK, ROBERT ZON, MR. ROBERT RENTZ. ROW 2. LEONARD BRYNIARSKI, GRIFFITH HENRY, ROBERT SIUTA, PHILLIP SILVERBERG, RAYMOND ADAMEK, RICHARD SMITH, LEO HOPKINS, ROBERT TOROK, GORDON COTTER, DONALD WARRINGTON, JOSEPH THOMAS, JAMES O'CONNOR, PAUL BANKOSCE, ALFRED SZCZESNIAK. ROW 3. BERNARD WILKIE, DAVID KITZMILLER, JAMES BARWELL, JOSEPH WALKER, HENRY NOWAK, JAMES ROBERTS, DONALD PERSICO, RAYMOND SCZEPANIEC, HARVEY IHLE, LOUIS MIROWSKY, JOE FLISS, JOHN VOGEL. ROW 4. RICHARD KUDASIEWICZ, ROBERT WALTER, GEORGE HOEHN, RICHARD MARKOTT, JAMES BONSACK, STEPHEN ANDRE, KARL ROBERT, HERBERT LANGFORD, JAMES HOLT, ROBERT LA VERE, JOSEPH BABINSKY, JAMES WAGNER. 46 ROW I. ROW 2. ROW 3. YVONNE FORTUNE, JOYCE DOMSTER, SHIRLEY COLLINS, BETTY TOTH, BEVERLY MC CARTHY, LORETTA KSIAZEK, DOROTHY SIKORSKA ROSE MARIE KUKLA, DOROTHY DANIELS. MISS SARBAUGH, BARBARA LEIB, ANN DOBSON, DOROTHY BELLES, MARY SULLIVAN, DIANE RAPFEL, TERESA PAWINSKI, MARCIA LUNDIN, ELIZABETH KARPIE, MARY ANN WEBB. ROSEMARY TOTH, BEVERLY BROMAN, VIRGINIA THOMAS, PATRICIA BARTAS, EDNA SIMMANCE, JEANETTE LEWIS, JEANETTE KIESEL- BACH, BERTHA CARTWRIGHT, ELIZABETH SYPNIEWSKI. ROW 1. MARLENE KOZLOWSKA, CAROLINE HOPMANN, ANN MARIE DE WALD, KAREN STATES, MARY SADKOWSKI, CAROL STENMAN, ELAINE BRALEY, LYNETTE COLES, BARBARA KEIL, ROW 2. ROSEANNE ROACH, SHIRLEY KIPP, LEONA GRABOWSKI, NANCY BERMEIL, GAINEL EDMONDSON, PATRICIA BUCHOLTZ, JOAN KRAMER, JOAN MANN, MISS ROSE. ROW 3. JANET WILLIAMS, SUZANNE GREEN, GLORIA CZEMERYNSKI, VERONICA DENNIS, MARY LOU SIPOWICZ, JOYCE LANGE, ALTHEA MOSER, PATRICIA SEELY. 47 ARTICIPATION in the activities of the school engenders a spirit of brotherhood and tolerance for the opinions of others, though they may be different from one's own. Here again, we see operating in a simpler form the basic principles for which the United Nations are striving. Members of the various organizations realize that without the concerted efforts of all, little can be accomplished. There is satisfaction in work well done and in being of service to others. The ideal goal would be for every member of the student body to be active in at least one organization: just so, in the world at large, the efforts of every human being toward unity and peace would eventually bring about one world. There is a destiny that makes us brothers, None goes his way alone: All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. 48 Edwin Markham 4 xx N f .Fx N4 1 Wf'f:?, W-f'C6g if N X F AIX, lik .ers QTHQIVIAG i vi Eff 'fifjleffgrfi 'JC-ucglftwf 7'1fwi3W v Q iw! , M y .,. . ,,.. L 6 , f QWAM fm awww fp L L 'F g aww- OF FIC ERS - Elaine Fischer Mary Lou Thuman Arlene Wojcieszak Betty Balasz Patricia White PRESIDENT ------------ VICE PRESIDENT ---------- SECRETARY ---- --------- TREASURER ------------- HTSTORIAN - - -------- - - Girls, Council N the spring of 1950, Miss Reitz submitted to last year's Council a list of about thirty names of out- standing junior girls. Recommendations regarding each girl were given by three of her teachers. ' ' didates down to twenty. Ten of these were After careful consideration, the Council narrowed the can ' ' ' 1 s. We, as a Council, elected our own officers. elected by the Junior girls themse ve Early in October we introduced ourselves to the student body in our annual assembly. We ex- plained our duties and asked for co-operation throughout the year. This, we are happy to say, we have received most heartily. set a membership fee of thirty cents for To raise money for the annual Large Council Party, we 'l We also have had campaigns in selling pencils, mittens, and every member of the Large Counci . luminous stickers. d t bod for their assistance and co-operation. Many thanks to all members of the faculty and stu en y Under the able guidance of Miss Snell, the Small Council has completed another successful year at Riverside. 50 HE Boys' Council was reorganized again this year under the direction of Mr. Downes. The tenth year of its existence began with a boys' assembly at which the members of the Council were introduced and their duties explained. The most successful venture was the sale of school pencils with the football and basketball schedules printed on them. It is hoped that future Councils will endeavor to carry on those objectives for which the organization was founded. Boys' Council OFFICERS PRESIDENT --------- - - Alin Kirsch VICE PRESIDENT- - - - - Eugene Plewa SECRETARY ----- - - Thomas Stevens TREASURER - - - - Robert Lee ROW 1. MR. DOWNS, EUGENE PLEWA, ALIN KIRSCH, ROBERT LEE, THOMAS STEVENS. ROW 2. DANIEL PLATEK, EDWARD BALTHASAR, STANLEY KOZINA, JAMES HAYTER. 51 HE Student Council helps maintain rule and order in the Student Council I A v v,,., A I-2,f N 583 school. Receptionists, hall, assembly, office, and .1 cafeteria monitors are selected from the Junior and Senior classes with the approval of the homeroom teachers. These girls and boys have done a wonderful job of representing the best in student government at Riverside High School. , J ,lazfl 5 Q f A X 4? , ,-. sf m - X2 Nga Q R' 24 Q' ee N A NESS Wm SEATED ROW L ROW Z ROW 1 ROW L HELEN DROZYNSKA, FLORENCE ZYBALA, CECELIA KALATA, CAROL O'CONNER, MARY SASALA, LOIS WHITE, ANNA WACH. ADRIENNE MIKOLAJCZAK, ADELE UTNIK. MARILYN BARNES, PATRICIA OLAH, PATRICIA DANIELS, FRANCES FORSYTH, MILDRED OCHOTZKI, GLORIA GRANT, JANE BURDICK, BARBARA DUDEK, ELEANOR KOZACKI, RITA CISZEWSKI, CAROL CASTNER, CAROL BRADLEY, NANCY TOROK, LORRAINE ZACHARIAS RUTH O'DONNELL, PATRICIA SUSKI, MARGARET WAMSLEY, ANNETTE MICHNIAK, SALLY SAGY, LOUISE VARGO, SYLVIA IVANCIC LAURA SIKES, BETTY JANE ROGERS, PATRICIA GRAF, ELIZABETH LAWRENCE, HELENE JUSELA, CAROL CHURCHILL, MARION KUBANIK CAROL JUHASZ, DORIS FAWCETT, LOIS WRIGHT, DIANNE GOULDING, PHYLLIS LUKASIK, MARILYNN FRITZ, DOROTHY MARTINICK, MARILYNN BLAKE, PATRICIA BENNETT, MARY ANN BERMEL, NANCY KISH, AUDREY BARRETT, HELEN WAHL, EVELYN WOOMER, JOAN DERNER, DOROTHY DAHMER, DOLORES BOOTH, NORMA SCHOEN, VELMA KRUZECK, BETTY BALAZS, JOAN RUEHL, NORMA ALEXANDERSON, GAIL HARRIS, CAROL HENGEL, KALLIOPE CONTRAS, PATRICIA KRAUSE, IRENE OMEL, ANNE TITORENKO, KARLENE DAVIS DOROTHY GIZA, MARY ANN FARRELL, KATHLEEN FARRELL, PATRICIA COWIE, DELPHINE CUZYDLO, ELAINE FISCHER, LETHA BEAM, BETTY GOODREMOTE, RUTH HARDING, JOAN SOBIERAJ, ETHEL KALMAN, PATRICIA CZAJA, NANCY DANIELS, JANET FRICH, LILLIAN LORBEER, BEVERLY FRANKE, JANE MICHNIAK, JOYCE MC NULTY, PATRICIA 0LSEN,.CHARLOTTE OSCYPALA, MARGARET BERO, GERALDINE BRYLINSKI, DONNA MULVIHILL, RITA WAWZENCZAK, PATRICIA HOPPEL, VALERIE BAK, MARY GUSHUE, RITA GEE LAURA SIKES, PATRICIA CLARK, KATHRYN BEGLEY, PATRICIA MAC KINNON, BETTY JELICS, MARY ANN POPOVICH, MARCIA SZAF- LARSKI, MARY LOU THUMAN, ARLENE WOJCIESZAK, LORAINE PROHASKA, JOAN KOABEL, CLAUDIA RAUX, LUCILLE JAGODZINSKI, IRENE MILAK, IRENE JELICS, MARY JANE COLLINS, MARY LOU HARDY, JOAN TAYLOR, BRIGITTE KALLEN, GERALDINE WALKER, PATRICIA BARTUS, SUZANNE GREEN, MARY LOU SIPOWICZ, BEVERLY KLEOTZER, ALICE SHORTEN, JOAN VARI, LUCY CAIN, ARLENE LINDENFELS, ANN WOODARD GILBERT, BARBARA CHIP, DORIS BURNETT, CAROL LUX 52 Broadcasting TTATION R. H. S. has perhaps l the smallest broadcasting time of any station, but its daily newscasts are most important to the students of Riverside. This is one of the most essential operations in the school since it saves precious time in the announce- ment of school activities. Everything from club news to radio skits are heard over our Station R. H. S. The staff deserves much credit for their excellent deliverance of the news. KNEFILING. STEPHEN VIRDSTKO, WILLIAM SCHAFFER. STANDING. RICHARD FARKAS, JOHN DIEBOLD, ROBERT BRFJNNAN. '-0 t. SEATED. VIRGINIA ZELLS, THOMAS STEVENS, PATRICIA GANNON. STANDING. ALIN KIRSCH, OWI-IN BOWERS, JAMES FINGELHARDT. Stage Crew CHE stage crew is a capable and conscientious group of boys. Each boy has an important, and specific job to do. For one, it may be raising the curtain and picture screen, or taking care of the scenery, painting and general maintenanceg for another, it may be the job of operating the in- tricate and important system of light- ing. This well coordinated Stage Crew is capably supervised by Mr. Johnson. 51:15 - . .F ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW CAROL LUX, JOAN KOABEL, MARY LOU THUMAN, HELENE JUSELA DIANNE GOULDING, DELPHINE CUZYDLO, LORRAINE PROHASKA, MARIE GODLEWSKI, JEAN GROAT, MARGARET WAMSLEY, HELEN DROZYNSKA, ANNETTE MICHNIAK. ARLENE WOJCIESZAK, FLORENCE ZYBALA, BARBARA SCZUBLEWSKA, BETTY JANE ROGERS, ADRIENNE MIKOLAJCZAK, PATRICIA DANIELS, DORO THY DAHMER, KATHRYN BEGLEY. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE, MARY GUSHUE, JOAN RYNDAK, JULIA RYNDAK, VERONICA KOSTEMPSKA, FRANCES KONSTANTY, EMILY JANKOT, JANET BOEHLER, ROSE MARY VITKO. ROSE MARIE GOLEBIEWSKI, DORIS BURNETT, BARBARA CHIP, NORMA ALEXANDERSON, ELAINE CLINE, NANCY GAFUS, PATRICIA GANNON, BETTY ZATKO, SYLVIA DE MEYER. STEPHEN CZARNECKI, HENRY KOLODZICJCZAK, ROBERT BRENNAN, ROBERT HERMAN, WAYNE HOWARD, GORDON ATKINS, ALIN KIRSCH, THOMAS STEVENS, RICHARD MAZIERSKL Skipper Editorial Staff EDITOR ----------- --------- ------ ----- M a r y Lou Thuman ASSOCIATE EDITORS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Helene Jusela, Joan Koabel ADVERTISING MANAGER ----- ----- ------- A r nold Johnson BUSINESS MANAGER --------------------- --------------- J ames I-Iayter CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - - Janet Boehler, Ann Dobson, Jean Groat, Mary Lou Hardy, Robert REPORTERS - - - Herman, George Hoehn, Wayne Howard, Sylvia Ivancic, Henry Koledzicjczak, Robert Meloon, Carol Stenman, Barbara Szczublewski, Rose Vitko Owen Bowers, Doris Burnett, Francis Conrad, Elaine Fischer, Ernest Fudala, Patricia Gannon, Mary Gushue, Alin Kirsch, James Lumadue, Carol Lux, Leonard Mahavik, Evan McDonald, Robert Poliachik, Betty Jane Rogers, Warren Rose, Thomas Stevens, Franklin Stickle, Stephen Toth, Robert Voss, Margaret Wansley, Evelyn Woomer, Betty Zatko TYPISTS - - - -------- Patricia Daniels, Helen Drozynski, Nancy Gafus, Patricia Gannon, Marie Godlewski, Diane Goulding, Mary Gushue, Emily Jankot, Frances Konstanty, Veronica Kostempska, Elizabeth Lawrence, Annette Michniak, Adrienne Mikolajczak, Mary Ann Popovich, Lorraine Prohaska, Joan Ryndak, Julia Ryndak, Margaret Wansley, Arlene Wojcieszak, Florence Zybala FACULTY ADVISORS- - - Miss Connery, Mr. Downes, Miss Foss, Mr. Helenbrook, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Miller, Mr. Renzoni, Miss Sarbaugh, Mr. Schmidle, Miss Snell, Miss Zeh 54 FRONT. ROW 1. ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. JAMES HAYTER, FRANCIS MANLEY, MR. RENZONI. RUSSELL SCRIBNER, MARCIA SZAFLARSKI, PATRICIA STRUNK, BARBARA REINHARDT, GLADYS DOMBROWSKI, JACQUELIN GRAHAM, JOAN ROLLINSON, SOPHIE ANCISZEWSKA, MARY HYNES, MYRNA MILLER, NORMA SHELDON, EUGENIA GOLEBIEWSKA, EVELYN SZOKA, JANE BURDICK, HELEN WAHL, ROSEMARY GOLEBIEWSKI, GAINEL EDMONDSON, JAMES POERSCHKE. JAMES BARWELL, JOANNE WAURIW, AUDREY ESCHBORN, JANET MC NERNY, LORETTA TRAMONTANA, DORIS JOYES, MARY ANN RUPP- RECHT, HELEN RAYMOND, RUTH PENKSA, GRACE MALLOY, LOIS RIEXINGER, BETTY JANE ROGERS, JOAN JEAGER, DOREEN FLOOD, MARY ANN POPOVICH, ANNE TITORENKO, MARY ANN KANIA. SCOTT PALMER, CAROL HENGEL, JOYCE KISH, BEVERLY FRANKE, CAROL FERRIS, MARJORIE CONBOY, LOIS MAY LE VEA, GERRY WALKER, JEAN YOUNG, CAROLINE HAUGHEY, FRED FORSYTH, ELAINE CLINE, DOLORES SZCZYPKOWSKI, JEANNE NAGY, ETHEL KAL- MAN, BETSY JONES, ROSE GRACZA. MILLICENT GIBAS, MARY LOU SCHMIT, LOIS PARSONS, WINONA SMITH, JUNE SETTLE, WAYNE LEMOINE, GEORGE GUTLOVICS, NORMAN ROBINSON, IDA MAE HENTGES, LUCILLE JAGODZINSKI, RITA GUTT, MARGARET WAMSLEY, PATRICIA CZAJA, GRRALDINE SZAFRANSKI, SUZANNE GREEN. Skipper Advertising Staff DVERTISING is the way in which the school secures money to publish the SKIPPER. Obtaining advertisements is one of the most important duties of the students in order to make our yearbook a success. Under the direction of Mr. Renzoni, the advertising staff is organized in October. Those interested in being on the staff come to the advertising meeting which is held after school. At this time, the students are given a list of prospective advertisers and contract blanks. Each volunteers to contact one of these prospects and bring in an ad. This year seventy different students brought in ads for the SKIPPER. Because of their cooperation, the success of our annual publication is assured. Among those on the staff, there are always a few outstanding ad- getters and the following have achieved that distinction: Francis Manley, Norman Robinson, Norma Sheldon, Fred Forsyth. 55 RDWI ROW 2. ROW3 ROW 4. ROI 5. SEATED. ELIZABETH NAGY, EVAN MC DONALD, JOAN KOABEL. THELMA FLEMING, KAREN JENSEN, PATRICIA STRUNK, DELORES DESROSIERS, MISS ROSE. JOAN HALEY, NANCY MURANYI, JULIA RYNDAK, MARY ANN KANIA, MARIE GODLEWSKI, JOAN RYNDAK HELEN WAHL SHIRLEY KOCH. NORMA SHELDON, MILDRED OCHOTZKI, FRANCES KONSTANTY, EMILY JANKOT, LUCY CAIN, AUDREY BOOKFR MARGARET WAMSLEY BARBARA CHIP, RUTH PENKSA, LORAINE PROHASKA, ELAINE CLINE. ANN TITORENKO, JEAN NAGY, JOYCE KISH, BEVERLY KLEOTZER, CAROL HARRIS, CAROLYN HAUGHEY JOAN ROLLINSON MARCIA SZAFLARSKI, DOLORES SZCZYPKOVISCI. THOMAS JOHNSON, ARLENE LINDENFELS, JAMES ENGELHARDT, PATRICIA ZOCH, GEORGE GUTLOVICS Lighthouse Staff CYHIS year the members of the Lighthouse Staff have combined their efforts to keep the student body of Riverside well informed in the various events and activities of particular interest to them. The members of the staff have also assumed the responsibility of raising money to support the swimming team. A very successful skating party was held for this purpose. Every member of the Lighthouse Staff has contributed to making this paper an accurate, reliable publication, and deserves credit for his efforts. EDITORS ---- ASSISTANT EDITOR ----- - - ART EDITOR - - ASSISTANT ART EDITOR ---- SALES MANAGERS ------- SPORTS EDITOR ADVISORS - - - Evan McDonald Emil C. Novak Elizabeth Nagy Marcia Szaflarski Ruth Penksa Joan Koabel Anne Titorenko Thomas Johnson Miss Rose Miss Siegesmund OR the first time in the history of Riverside High School, a debate club was organized. Mr. Rentz has capably guided this group. The purpose of the club is to encourage public speaking and debate among the students. In addition to the regular Varsity debate teams which meet Hutchinson and Masten, a group of Junior Varsity debate teams made the rounds of our local elementary schools. Subjects such as Universal Military Training and Statehood for Hawaii were debated. The Varsity debate topic was, Resolved that Buffalo and Erie County Establish a Metropolitan System. This topic is very important to the community, since it includes the problem of suburbanitis. Both River- s affirmative and negative teams acquitted themselves admirably. va W X16 My ,tl ,V V Qffff We 1 Debate Club ROW ROW ROW ROW DANIEL PLATEK, JAMES HAYTER, ALIN KIRSCH, MR. RENTZ, RICHARD MAZIERSKI, ARNOLD JOHNSON, JAMES ENGELHARDT. MICHAEL VINCE, PHILIP SILVERBERG, JAMES POERSCHKE, RUSSELL SCRIBNER, RAYMOND ADAMEK, WALTER AUGUST, NEWTON YORK BERNARD WILKIE, DONALD PERSICO, ROBERT MELOON, JOHN KLAGER, JOHN VOGEL, JOSEPH GADZO. KARL ROBERT, HERBERT LANGPORD. 57 CSHIS year the Riverside Girls' Tri-Y had a valentine party at The German Roman-Catholic Home for Unprotected Children, on Dodge Street. The girls had a lot of fun with the children and agreed that it should be an annual event. In addition to regular meetings we had special programs and parties. A kitchen party, splash party, slumber party and joint meetings were just a few. Mary Ann Bermel represented our club at the Annual Tri-Y Convention and helped get our bill, Increased Transportation Tax on Highway Trucks, sent to Albany. To climax a successful year, the girls and advisor attended the Annual Tri-Y dinner. Enter- tainment was furnished by the members, and a guest speaker, the personnel director of Satt1er's, gave a most enjoyable finale to our year. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ------- -------- K athfyn Beglel' VICE-PRESIDENT ---- ------- R uth O'Donne11 TREASURER --------------- Nancy Kish RECORDING SECRETARY -------- Dorothy Martineck CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ----- Lorraine Zacharias CHAPLAIN ---------------- Carol Juhasz SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ---------- Doris Fawcett GIRL'S REPRESENTATIVE - - ---- Mary Ann Bermel PROGRAM CHAIRMAN ---------- Marilyn Blake SERVICE CHAIRMAN ------- - - - c:ar01 Bradley Tri-Y ROW 1- RITA CISZEWSKI, LOIS WRIGHT, CAROL JUHASZ, KATHRYN BEGLEY, MARILYNN BLAKE, DORIS FAWCETT, LORRAINE ZACHARIAS. ROW 2- NANCY KISH, ADELE UTNIK, DOROTHY MARTINICK, PATRICIA BENNETT, CAROL BRADLEY, MARY ANN BERMEL. ROW 3. AUDREY BARRETT, BETTY JELICS, PATRICIA MC KINNON, PATRICIA CLARK, NANCY TOROK, RUTH O'DONNE1LL. 58 ROW 1. ERNEST FUDALA, ALIN KIRSCH, THOMAS STEVENS, RICHARD MAZIERSKI. ROW 2. JERALD NOLAN, STEVEN CZARNECKI, JACK SMITH, ADVISOR, FRANK STANKO, FRED WAGNER ROW 3. RONALD ISAACS, JAMES MC KENDRICK, HERBERT FILLENWARTH, JAMES ENGELHARDT, JAMES HAYTER Hi-Y HE Hi-Y Club of Riverside High enjoyed one of its most successful years from September 1950 to June 1951. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Jack Smith, this organization has lived up to the Hi-Y motto. ll Christian character. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of The boys in this club, consisting of Juniors and Seniors noted for their courtesy scholarship and athletic ability, have faithfully attended the meetings every Thursday night at the North Delaware Y. M. C. A. During the year, numerous social activities such as a hay ride, dances, and joint meetings with Tri-Y organizations throughout the city were held. Representation in Area and State conferences completed out the well-rounded program. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ----------- - - VICE-PRESIDENT - - - - - - - - - - SECRETARY ------ - - - TREASURER ------ - - - CHAPLAIN ---------- - - SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ---------- AREA COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ALBANY REPRESENTATIVE ------ 59 Thomas Stevens Alin Kirsch Ernest Fudala Richard Mazierski Fred Wagner Roger Jones James Hayter Fred Wagner ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Y- Teen 1. KAREN JENSEN, JANET SCHWARTZ, MARJORIE DECKER, CAROL HENGEL, PATRICIA ADAMSON, LORRAINE DOWELL, PATRICIA OLAH, SHIRLEY TAYLOR 2. JUNE ANDERSON, MARY SADKOWSKI, JOAN HALEY, MARY HYNES, PATRICIA STRUNK, MADLYN CONYERS, JEAN HRYCKOWIAN, ANNA MAY WACH, JEAN HNATYK, NANCY WICIK, SOPHIE SZCZYKUTOWICZ, PATRICIA BRANKACZ, PAULINE WOLKO, SHIRLEY BOGDAN, AGNES GONDA. BEVERLY ZICH, ELAINE ABBOTT, GLADYS DOMBROWSKI, SHIRLEY CHOBOY, ROSE MARY DROZDZ 3. MARILYN SASSE, NORMA SCHOEN, ELAINE WEAVER, RUTH STEVENS, MARILYN GOLEMB, RITA GUTT, NATALIE KUMIEGA, MARLENE FICHTL JEAN MC GAFFIN, ROBERTA DOUBROUGH, CLAUDIA SCHMAUSS, KATHLEEN KALAROVICH, JUDITH WETZEL, ROSEMARY MC KENDRICK, CAROL FERRIS. 4. ETHEL JOHNSON, JOAN VARI, MARY ANN FICHTL, DONNA KRAMER, HELEN MACK, BARBARA BEVAN, JOAN SWEET, FRANCES DI CARLO, DELORES ZMUDA, ARLENE TATKO, LEONA GRABOWSKI, THERESA MIKULEC, SHIRLEY SIMONSON. 5. EMILY GLOGOWSKI, GERALDINE POCZKALSKI, RITA POCZKALSKI, AUDREY TRIMBLE, JEAN STRUMSKI, LOUISE STRUMSKI, JUNE SHERBO, PATRICIA ZOCH, MILLICENT GIBAS, MARY LOU SCHMIT, VIRGINIA ZELLS, DOLORES TRONT, MARY ANN RICHARDSON, DOLORES JANKOW- SKA, SHARON GIBSON. HE Y-Teen Club is an organ of the Junior members of the Y. W. C. A. With the assistance of Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Volker, our club counselors, and Miss Stepheny Farner, the Riverside Y-Teens have had an active and enjoyable year. In November we had our installation service at the Kenmore Y. W. C. A. Later on in the year we had a few dances at the 'Y to which we invited Hi-Y groups from several Vocational High Schools. Among other activities were a hayride, sponsored by the Social Committee and a baked goods sale. At Christmas time the Y-Teens sang Carols at the Columbus Hospital and in January we sent two representatives to the Jamestown conference. 60 COR many years, the Business Club has been one of the most active organizations in Riverside. The primary purpose of this club is to create a greater interest in the business world on the part of those students who must some- day make their living in it. As a practical application of class-room theory, many of our members have rendered service to the teachers by typing and mimeographing for them, In all, 1950-51 has been a most profitable year. OFFICERS PRESIDENT -------------- Barbara Reinhardt VICE-PRESIDENT ----------- Theresa Granato SECRETARY -------------- Arlene Kalman TREASURER -------------- Rosemary Golebiewski ADVISOR ---------------- Mr. A. Downes ROI 1. DAGIAR HEREID, THERESA GRANATO, JULIA PUSTULKA, SHIRLEY WIEDER, MR. DOWNES, BEVERLY ZICH. ARLINE HOOFTALLEN, PATRICIA DZIBLAK, LORETTA LACKI. ROI 2. BARBARA REINHARDT, CLAUDIA RAUX, MARY ANN KANIA, ANN TITORENKO. ELIZABETH WYTRWAL, PATRICIA KOTKOWSKI, THERESA KRASINSCI, SHIRLEY SHORE, PATRICIA KLEMENTOYISKI. RDI 3. ARLDE KALMAN, PATRICIA IOYJCIK, LUCILLE ROOD, ROSEMARY GOLBIEWSKI, JOAN GRABOVISKI. Business Club Port Hole CHAT price popularity! Only one year old and our celebrated PORT HOLE was sought out by the Buffalo Evening News photographer for a picture in the rotogravure section! Included, of course, were some of the staff. Through the assistance of Miss Mary P. Engel and Mr. Lloyd Miller, the PORT HOLE was presented with gifts of a stapler, book shelves, and an army-surplus cash register. What a big day it was when the T B Association flattered us by requesting an enlargement of the picture of the angelguarded T B Christmas Seal display in our front hall! How pleased artists Ruth Penksa, Loretta Peckey, and technician Ronald Bolander were that their window display was singled out! During the course of the year, something new and different was broadcast on the P A System. Ramblin' Pat White and Blue-Eyed Elaine Fisher in their Hill Billy fashion, gave students the latest information on PORT HOLE bargains. The PORT HOLE is thrilled with its newspaper and T B publicityg with its job of Christmas decorating of main offices, halls etc.: with its loyal staffg with the faculty support, and especially for the friendship and patronage of all our wonderful, loyal Riversiders who have made our lst year so successful. X I Q 1 I Q ROW 1. CAROL JUHASZ, RITA CISZEWSKI, BARBARA BOIVEN, PATRICIA BENNETT, CAROL CASTNER, JACQUELINE DOWDY, HELEN DROZYNSKA, HELEN WAHL, MARGARET STRACHNAN. ROW 2. ELAINE ABBOTT, LOUISE VARGO, KARLENE DAVIS, JOANNE HIAM, NORMA SCHOEN, JUNE WASSEL, PATRICIA OLSON, MARGARET MITCHELL, ELAINE CLINE, DAVID KITZMILLER. 62 ROW 1. PETER TURNER, ERNEST EUDALA, JAMES HAYTER, RICHARD MAZIERSKI. ROW 2. STEVEN CZARNECKI, BERNARD WILKIE. DONALD CZAJA, ROBERT VOSS, WILLIAM PAJAK, EVAN MC DONALD, GERALD NOLAN ROW 3. KARL ROBERT, ALIN KIRSCH, GEORGE HOEHN, RONALD PAWINSKI, HERBERT FILLENWARTH, JAMES ENGEIJHARDT. C ITH the Key Club now only one year old, the members of this Kiwanis sponsored service club for boys in High School, have shown great progress since last year. Two of the members attended last year's Key Club International Convention at Columbus, Ohio, and two more are planning to go to this year's convention, to be held in Miami, Florida. As many Key Club members as possible will attend the New York State District Convention at Utica, New Yorl' this year. The Key Club has, and wil. continue, to sponsor civic programs and beneficial fund raising campaigns. In the future, you will be hear- ing a great deal more about this new organization of Riverside. Key Club Girls, Chorus LL of the girls of the Girls Chorus participated in our Christmas Program directed by Mr. King. Riverside is proud that Mr. Breach selected a group of our singers to appear in the Christmas Program at Kleinhans Music Hall. Another highlight of the season was our visit to Veteran's Hospital where we entertained our ex-servicemen with manyschoral selections. Mr. King and the chorus deserve a great deal of credit for their excellent work. 64 ROW ROW ROW ROW DAVID WINK, ROBERT SADOWSKI, FRED LYON, FRANCIS MANLEY. RAYMOND LOCNOCKI, MR. KING, LEO KOTECKI, WALTER MUREK, WILLIAM CLUPF, EVAN MC DONALD, WARREN ROSE, THOMAS RICE. LEE STAUFFER, RONALD WURTHMANN, FRANCIS CONRAD, DONALD MARTIN, JAMES RUCH. DOUGLAS ROESCH, EMIL NOVAK, GEORGE GUTLOVICS. HE Boys' Chorus has grown into a group of enthusiastic singers. Their repertoire comprises the best classical, popular, and religious musical compositions. During this school year activities included a part in the Christmas assembly, sing- ing at the Veterans' Hospital, the Hi-Y Show, and also the Spring Concert. The whole school is grateful to Mr. King, for through his direction many an assembly has been much more enjoyable. Boys Chorus Band NDER the patience and friendly leadership of Mr. Hull, the colorful and enthusiastic band has led the student body in spirited performances at the football games and assembly programs. From familiar marches to powerful overtures, the band has displayed its versatility by presenting musical selections for every occasion. Our director, Mr. Hull, has made our group the outstanding band of the city. We are grateful to him for his excellent leadership. CLARINETS Paula Christ Theresa Czarnecki William DeCelle Janet Devine Sam Falzone Norma Ferioli Chester Goscicki Patricia Graf Caroline Haughey Ann Huttenlocker Valerie Korta Arlene Lindenfels Shirley Loretta Theresa Maciejewski Myrna Miller Claudia Raux Sandra Roesch Marie Schechterly Raymond Sczepanice Laura Sikes Joan Sontag Gerald Thomas Dennis Walsh Sandra Van Tuyl Ruth Zahn TR OMBONES Donald Bachert Alex Hazelton Robert Hoover Herbert Langford Donald Persico Karl Robert Richard Sugg Fred Wagner BARITONES Joanne Amann Stephen Czarnecki Eunice Faulkner Mary Ann Fichtl Frank Kolnacki TRUMPE TS Elwood Chipchase Robert Dietrich Jacquelin Graham Richard Guciva Joan Haley Terry Kimber Nancy Muranyi Vincent Muranyi Patricia Sheetz Robert Smigelski Peter Turner Bernard Wilkie FRENCH HORNS Ada Carpenter Joyce Gilbert Doris Joyes Carol Lux Newton York Herbert Schmidt BASS Willard Bamberg John Gutlovics Orvin Klopp Donald Warrington SAXOPHONES Joseph Evans Barbara Miller Phyllis Montgomery Judith Nissenson Daniel Redden Marilyn Smith Joan Sweet Robert Zon Eugene Bloom FLUTES Lucille Jagodzinski Catherine Raymond June Sherbo CORNE TS Mary Jane Collins Shirley Graf Karen Jensen Mary Kustich Marilyn Sasse Gerald Watson Patricia Zoch DRUMS Joseph Babinski James Bonsack Lucy Cain Irene Christian Richard Devine David Hoyler Gerald Nolan John Sullivan 66 Orchestra NDER the able leadership and direction of Mr. Hull, 1951 has proven to be a very successful year for the Riverside High School Orchestra. This year its ranks were increased by the welcome addition of several freshman violinists, a hopeful sign for the future. The orchestra enjoyed the opportunity of playing for the special assemblies, class day programs and commencement. The members of the orchestra are proud to be of service to their school. Furthermore, they appreciate the fact that the success of the orchestra is due to Mr. Hull's efforts and superior ability in co-ordinating many diverse talents into a harmonious working unit. VIOLINS Constance Barr Joan Biggie Helen Bojalski Dorothy Cramer Shirley Dahmer Peter James Joyce Kish Donna Kramer Joyce Lange Lois LeVea Lillian Lewandowski Carol Lux 4 Theresa Maciejewski Helen Mack Sharon Matters Barbara Miller Patricia Payment Diane Raffel Sandra Roesch Hollice Rynkiewicz Marie Schechterly Michael Vince TRUMPE TS Elwood Chipchase Robert Dietrich Jacquelin Graham Terry Kimber Vincent Muranyi Robert Smigelski Peter Turner Bernard Wilkie C OR ONE TS Shirley Graf Karen Jensen Patricia Zoch TROMBONES Donald Bachert Alex Hazelton Robert Hoover Herbert Langford Karl Robert Richard Sugg Fred Wagner FRENCH HORNS Ada Carpenter Stephen Czarnecki Joyce Gilbert Doris Joyce Herbert Schmit FLUTES Lucille Jagodinski Catherine Raymond June Sherbo BASS Willard Bamberg John Gutlovics Orvin Klopp Gerald Thomas Newton York SAXOPHONES Phyllis Montgomery Daniel Redden Marilyn Smith Joan Sweet Robert Zon Eugene Bloom BARITONES Mary Ann Fichtl Frank Kilnacki PIANO Dorothy Dahmer Gainel Edmondson Carol Furoy Ruth Leib Nancy Muranyi CLARINETS Theresa Czarnecki William DeCelle Janet DeVine Sam Felzone Norma Ferioli Chester Goscicki Caroline Haughey Ann Huttenlocker Arlene Lindenfels Myrna Miller Judith Nissenson Claudia Raux Laura Sikes Dennis Walsh Sandra Van Tuyl DRUMS Joseph Babinsky James Bonsack Lucy Cain Irene Christian David Hoyler Gerald Nolan John Sullivan 67 HE ancient game of chess is an old form of military strategy. Now we have converted it into a modern club The boys are our army generals and our girls are the W. A. C. With this kind of membership we should wind up the sea- son by defeating all the school chess clubs in Buffalo. Mr. Ravins, a student teacher from the University of Buffalo, organized the club for the interest of the boys and girls of Riverside. The Queen Chess Club will award a trophy to the school that wins the championship. Our chess club has high hopes of bringing this award home for our trophy case. Chess Club ROW 1. NEWTON YORKE, ROBERT ZON, JOAN SWEET, SANDRA ROESCH, MARILYN FRITZ, JEAN HNATYK, WARREN ROSE ROW 2. EGEN SIRMAY, MARIE SCHECHTERLY, JACQUELINE STROM, PAULA CHRIST, DELORES O'DAY, MARILYN GOLEMB THERESA MACIEJEISI JEAN HRYCHOWIAN, VALERIE KORTA, MR. RAVINS. ROW 3. ARTHUR CURREY, RONALD FICKENWIRTH, ARNOLD JOHNSON, DONALD GAYE, LEONARD MAHAVIK, DONALD FORSTER PAUL CARTWRIGHT GORDON ATKINS. 68 RDW 1. LOIS ROSE, JOANNE ZUNNER, JULIA PUSTULKA, ELIZABETH WYTRWAL, PATRICIA KLEMENTOWSKI, PATRICIA KOTKOWSKI. ROI 2. HERBERT FILLENWARTH, DONALD DENK, EUGENE ENDRES, EDWARD KIMBER, GORDON ATKINS. ROW 3. LEE STAUFFER, ARNOLD JOHNSON, DAVID SALLY, DONALD GAYE, LEONARD MAHAVIK. Photography Club IVERSIDE'S latest extra-curricular activity, The Photography Club, got off to a fine start in 1950, with the aid of Mr. R. P. Schmidle, our technical advisor. Members have enjoyed not only instruction in the physical principles of photography but also the individual developement of appreciation in standards of form and beauty. Several field trips helped us to put theory into practice in a profitable and enjoyable manner. Riverside's Photo Club welcomes the addition of new recruits. Though our present member ship is low, our aspirations are high for making this organization one of the most popular in the school. With so many every-day opportunities in the school program to encourage amateur photographers, there is no reason why our aims cannot be realized in 1951. PRESIDENT --------------- Leonard Mahavik VICE PRESIDENT ------------ Dorothy Giza SECRETARY --------------- Robert Jagodzinski TREASURER --------------- Gordon Atkins 69 SEIATED. MRS. JOHN BAGAROZI, MRS. R. H. STEVENS, MRS. ERNEST WILLIAMS. STANDING. MRS. MICHAEL CHIPKAR, MRS. WILLIAM LEE, MRS. PAUL WAMSLEY, MRS. STEWART WATSON Riverside High School and Communit Association OHE Riverside High School and Community Association links together the school, the home, and the community. Parents are urged to attend the monthly meetings so that their children will not be deprived of any possible assistance in fitting them for the future. Meetings are held on the third Wednesday afternoon of every month. Two evening meetings are also planned for every school year. Besides members of the faculty and parents, six seniors represent the student body. Promin- ent citizens who are engaged in educational work and community relation- ships are asked to speak, as for example, Dr. Benjamin C. Willis, Mr. Peter Crotty, and Mr. Harold Weber. Through informal discussion prob- lems are solved. The work of this organization can best be accomplished if every parent and teacher participates. 70 V PRESIDENT . Clarence Hutt '39 VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Ethel Bogdan Plant '38 Dorothy Muma Moffitt '40 HE main objective of the Riverside High School Alumni Association is to provide an organization that will foster social relations among graduates of the school. The association also wishes to establish a scholarship fund to enable at least one graduate a year to attend an institution of higher learning. The most important social event of the season was the annual Alumni Dance which was held at Kleinha.n's Music Hall on January 6, 1951. The dance was very successful due to the efforts of the Past Presi- dent, Thomas Bowers, and his loyal co-workers. The election of the new officers was held at that time. 71 Alumni Association TREASURER Frank Nuchereno '36 HOSE who engage in the sports program of our school know that it is not victory or defeat alone that matters but the principles that lie behind victory and defeat. The physical training gained is important, but the training gained in working together with others for a common cause, in fair play, in perseverance, in finishing a job one has started, in starting over and trying again if one suffers defeat is invaluable and of permanent value for the future. If the job is worth -doing or the game is worth winning, one will exert all his powers to do the best he can. These same principles should apply in the future to preserve the inalienable rights of all free men. 72 If you play a game with all your might, determined by every honorable means to w in, then not only do you enjoy the game by self- effacement but the struggle is good discipli in later life you will play hard to win some game where the stakes are of more lasting importance. - - William Lyon Phe lps H6 SPORTS if 1 W I W S J 415mg 0? lg- fx lt' 4X - ,V- fi ,ab -'Y T 12 ping M ,fb A-M Z .V N . 2 JCI ,I Cross Countr ROW 1. DONALD HAZELTON, KENNETH CARLSON, RICHARD BRENNAN, WILLIAM DE CELLE, WALTER AUGUST, JOHN YAMBOR, JAMES HUMMELL, FRANK BARR, JOHN THORNTON. ROW 2. MR. SPITZER, ALEXANDER HAZELTON, CAPT., WILBUR DANIELS, JACK STAFFEN, ORVILLE GOLD, ELWOOD CHIPCHASE, JAMES BAR- WELL, JAMES HAMBRUCH, JAMES HOLT, JOSEPH BABINSKY, ROBERT JAGODZINSKI, EMIL NOVAK, MGR. OHE scholastic sports upset of the year came from Riverside's Cross Country team. River- side scored a clean sweep of all its regular season meets. This broke a precedent which had placed Riverside down the list in Cross Country for a great many years. The other upset was the rise of Alex Hazelton from 65th to 3rd place in a year. As a result, our fine team succeeded in bringing the Columbia Cup to Riverside for the first time in the history of the school. Prospects for keeping our first Columbia Cup for another year are very bright. Our first five men and their A11-High positions are: Alex Hazel- ton 3, James Holt 9, James Hambruch 18, Robert Jagodzinski 20' and Wilbur Daniels 26. 74 AUSTRALIA , , fp f 4 , f Y , in K f I A ' M4 7 la.. Q If to it f' W N 1 f C Q o' 4 I, b A .171 Q all l ,, fic 5 ,, PII' O Football KNEELING. EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN, STANLEY KOZINA. ROW I. HENRY DEMBSKI, RICHARD WASILEWSKI, ROBERT BRUVNAN, THADDEUS WALLENC, RICHARD FARKAS, JAMES MC KENDRICK. DANIEL PLATEK, MR. KENTNER, JAMES LUMADUE, ROBERT HOOVER, VINCENT MURANYI, JOHN GRUNZWEIG, ROBERT POLIACHIK. ROW 2. THOMAS JOHNSON, DONALD WOOD, JAMES HICKEN, WILLIAM MC CARTHY, ROGER JONES, WAYNE ANDEREGG, RICHARD SMITH, EDWARD MILITELLO, OWEN BOWERS, ROBERT VOSS, JAMES ENGELHARDT, RONALD BOLANDER. ROW 3. RICHARD KOCH, JOSEPH GADZO, CHARLES OLICK, ROBERT HERMAN, RAY BERNARD, WILLIAM PAJAK, RONALD GOFF, EDWARD BAL' THASAR, GEORGE OGUICK, LEONARD PLEWNIAK, ROBERT ARKEILPANE, JOHN GUTLOVICS. ROW 4. Qi JAMES BONSAK, SCOTT PALMER, ROBERT SHORTEN, RICHARD PELLEGRINO, GERALD NOLAN, EVAN MC DONALD. WILLIAM MC DONELL, EDWARD GYORFFY, RAYMOND LOCHOCKI, RICHARD KORDASIEWICZ, DONALD SIKORA, FABIAN KOWALSKI, JACK SADOWSKI. HIS year's football team won five games while losing one and tying one. Our one loss was to South Park 18-13 in a thrilling game. Riverside was fortunate in getting two of the best coaches in the city. They were Martin Kentner, Coach, and James Biggie, Assistant Coach. Another red-letter day for Riverside came when our team trounced Technical with a score of 21-0 on Thanks- giving Day. We were honored when two members of the team earned places on the All-High Team. Congratulatio were in order for John Grunzweig as all-high tackle and Jim Lumadue, all-high quarterback. Positions on the second team were awarded to Dan Platek, end, and his team-mate Bob Hoover as center. In all respects Riverside enjoyed a most successful year. CHQ O 75 HS 1 ROW 1. KENNETH CARLSON, ALEX HAZELTON, JOHN THORNTON, JACK STAFFEN, JAMES HAMBRUCH, EVAN MC DONALD, JAMES HUMMELL, LEO HOPKINS ROW 2. WILLIAM ROW 3. CHESTER KOCHAN, ROBERT VOSS, RICHARD KORDASIEWICZ, RONALD ISAACS. SHAFFER, OWEN BOWERS, RICHARD FARKAS, MR. SPITZER, JAMES HOLT, JOSEPH BABINSKY, THOMAS JOHNSON. ITH spring coming up fast, Riverside will have .gl another outstanding track team. With fine coach- ' ing and great determination on the part of the boys, ,QQX 1 we should clinch another cup for the school. The 5? team will be sparked by two All-High letter men, V , Alex Hazelton, and Bob Voss. ,' ' O 0 X , 5 ,' J f ,pn . - is Track . 1' 'V 1 Q' ,- 7 ll - 'u 'Ein I, SQSEQ fi-CRA 4 vfflrc 401 76 Y V T . if Ee. Lt X74 ax X E - W0 X M73 Y 5 '5 N -Rfb. Q. X fl' 'N vi- X 54 u Q S another year of tennis gets under way, Mr. 1 -S X ,Ll Lewis Miller, our able coach, is in the process . Y -Q - 'Y i - . . . 'dl 3 - ki . of rebuilding the team. Because of graduation, we M5 5 have lost three regulars. The veterans from last .7.i4' X ' year's team who are returning are Steve Toth, K --- A egg! I 5 - Ronald Bolander, Jerry Miller, and John Sadkowski. -:.-,Q Q B M Many other upper classmen and freshmen are trying ' K xiiex ' out for the team. Mr. Miller is confident that if the 1 ip- - , N. -. A'1,'-M:f' boys continue to improve, the team will have a very Xf 9 fine season. V. ,s i X ,,. EL-,-' if ' .3 V . wa U RA axe rf A' Row 1. EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN FILSINGFIR, STEVEN TOTE, JOHN SADKOWSKI, ROBERT GOLDSTEIN, MR. M1LLER. Row 2. NEWTON YORK, FR:-:DR1c TURNER, GERALD POCZKALSKI, RONALD BOLANDER, DAVID w1NK, GERALD MILLER, JOHN HAL!-TY, 77 X '--293- . 1 'Q L' if .-- Qin W 1 M' f , .1 X 1,3321 1 'vc , ,IE I m , - 1' - .5 7 s , ' :IMAX 'fr-l ' fa 01 ,f. 17, 'Li -v f. lil f' ,ifgfffdx Vaal., . ,fjwgg X Q-13.42. - ,V , item we ' ' ' I 1 NW , 6 ii FR f M , R f ,new 'Mi - ,Q fmd G 1 g 'V , J Iii, , -1- YU- f.L3fKL Lrff, y. V P3 K- ' 1 f gr!! ixxctj' tml! if - XC' 1 IV' 1 W 2 , W, M!-ff X QM .N . v 9 Q A N V 0 . -' 5'5 IVERSIDE'S baseball team is determined to make 1951 its year of victory. Our team is strengthened by the experience and skill of several veteran players including the two A11- High stars, John Diebold and James Lumadue. Our chances are greatly increased by the all-around play- ing ability of Sam Falzone, John Grunzweig, Dan Platek, Alan Schmidt and John Thornton. Along with a sturdy backbone of recruits, the team should be able to meet and conquer any team which a local school can send into the field. Under the able coaching of Mr. Kentner, Riverside is looking forward to its most successful year. ROW 1. MR. KENTNER, RICHARD KRAKOMBERGER, DANIEL PLATEIK, JAMES LUMADUE, SAM FALZONE, EDWARD BALTHASAR, EDWARD MILITELLO. ROW 2. ROBERT PALIACHIK, JOHN DIEBOLD, JOHN GRUNZWEIG, GEORGE HOEHN, MICHAEL VINCE. Baseball Basketball FRONT. JAMES LUMADUE. ROW 1. EDWARD IIALTHASAR, JAMES HOPPEI., ROBERT POLIACHIK, GEORGE HOFIHN, ROBERT HORVATH, RICHARD MARKOTT, FREDERICK RANSOM, EUGENE PLEWA. ROW 2. HENRY NOWAK, RAY WILSON, JOHN GRUNZWEIG, MR. SPITZER, PAUL MC LAREN, JOSEPH BABINSKY, JAMES SCHMIDT. ROW 3. FRANK KOLNACKI, MANAGER, RONALD ISAACS, ASST. MANAGER. X EY 11 ., C Qs an 4' HE team got off to a slow start by losing the first A If 1 - four games. The boys, handicapped by lack of ', ' height and experience, have played good ball only to Q KEN .f E-Q ' -S fall before superior teams. After termvexams, the C. ,fi - team broke into the winning column by defeating WNV A Fosdick-Masten and Grover Cleveland. is I ' I E-svn' x. The Frontiers have shown some promising 'X' iii ,Q sophomores and juniors in their lineup. When River- 'fs-5-Y:E xsi-1-ix ' side lost Coach Spitzer, it lost one of the finest 5' f ' .Ni ' H basketball coaches in the city. To carry on in his ,Cr R' i A - Q ---- fi predecessor's tradition, Coach Moody has come to ' i us from South Park. The best of luck to Coach Moody V .-T- N in in his new position. Our good wishes for success go - ,,- -4 L-5 with Mr. Spitzer in his new and highly important ' position at the downtown office. M ,ADAM5 79 , --.,, wimmin Team be an its season with confidence H3n?g'2,13, , N and high spirits. Withieliable members who had Am- 'il' , previously proved their worth, as well as dependable and ., A lligiiis Y outstanding newcomers, the team carried with it the , - ' :X assurance of success. The entire team owes a standing vote of appreciation to its coach, Mr. Kentner. f 200 yd. Freestyle .... Ernie Fudala, Ron Lynch - L A -' 100 yd. Breast Stroke - Fred Wagner, Don Matthias f 100 yd. Freestyle. ---- Chuck Williams, Tom Stevens A , 100 yd. Back Stroke - - Bob Voss, Steve Czarnecki 40 yd. Freestyle ---- Skip Arndt, Dick Homer Members of the 120 yd. medley relay and the 160 yd. I ja' - relay were chosen from these groups. Don Lanternier ' I was our efficient manager, 077 4 ll ' 0'YL fit! ii?SWimmin Af' CN W Sr' Q. j5Y..,,, hgfi. ROW 1. WILLIAM DE CELLE, PETER JAMES, RONALD BALCH, MICHAEL VINCE, ARTHUR ROSINSKI, RAYMOND ERNEST, OWEN WILLIAMS, ROBERT MELOON. ROW 2. JAMES FELLNER, STEVEN CZARNECKI, JAMES HUMMEL, PHILIP SILVERBERG, DONALD MATTHIAS, DONALD LANTERNIER, ROLAND BOLANDER, DAVID WINK, FRED WAGNER. ROW 3. CHARLES WILLIAMS, ERNEST FUDALA, RONALD LYNCH, MR. KENTNER, JAMES BRYANT, ROBERT VOSS, DONALD WOOD. 80 ROW 1. MARY ANN F'ARREl.li, LOIS WHITE, MARY SASALA, LUIS WRIGHT. ROW 2. l-IRNFIST F'UDAl.A, MARY ANN POPOVICH, FRED LYONS, MARY ANN KANIA Cheerleaders J Ull cheerleaders attended every game this year, cheering the football team on to victory after victory, besides making the rafters ring at our rousing football assemblies. The selection of Cheerleaders was more difficult this year than ever, but the squad was finally whittled down. Fred Lyon was chosen captain and Lois Wright, co-captain. 81 ROW 1. CAROL DAVOLI, LOIS WHITE, CAROL JUHASZ, RITA CISZEWSKI, ELIZABETH LAWRENCE, MARY SASALA, EVELYN WOOMER. ROW 2. LAURA SIKES, MARGARET WAMSLEY, LORRAINE PROHASKA, ALBERTA ANDERSON, MARY ANN KANIA, ETHEL KALMAN, NORMA ALEXANDERSON. ROW 3. EL .NE CLINE, MARGARET BERO, ROSEMARY GOLEBIEWSKI, DORIS BURNETT, CAROL LUX, MARY GUSHUE, BARBARA CHIP, BETTY .l,,,- JELICS. C N Y participating in such sports as swimming, basket- ball, and volleyball, Freshman and Sophomore girls earn 150 points each year. As a reward for this effort, they receive their athletic letters presented at the close of each school year. Their goal in sight, the Junior girls are encouraged to obtain the 100 points necessary to receive their seven Z! ? inch letter. The task of winning these points becomes increasingly difficult because of their busy schedules. Having earned a grand total of 500 points over this period of four years at Riverside, the Senior girls have attained the honor of receiving the Gold Pin Award. We would like to express our appreciation to our physical education teachers who have helped us to ,,,f,gf,z, develop both mind and body. Gold Pin Awards Swunmin IVERSIDE'S mermaids, under the excellent super- ' A vision of Mrs. O'Hern, enjoyed a season of great UZ U progress. The teams were divided according to ' classes for a fairer balance of strength and experience J? , From these groups twenty-six girls were selected to form the Purple and Gold teams to engage in compete- tive meets. As is customary, the losing team provided a party for the winners. This has been a year of increased swimming power and skill for those River- side girls fortunate enough to be able to take advantage of this fine sport. 'll Wafz ROW 1. CAROL DAVOLI, PATRICIA DAVISSON, IRENE CHRISTIAN, DORIS JOYES, PATRICIA PRICE, JOAN FISH, SYLVIA IVANCIC, PATRICIA KLEMENTOWSKI, LUIS RIEXINGER. ROW 2. JANE BIGGIE, CATHERINE CASH, CAROL LARGE, MARY ANN FARRELL, KATHLEEN FARRELL, PATRICIA KOTKOWSKI, MARY CLARE HUBER, MARY GUSMUE. ROV! 3. CAROL LUX, BETTY ZATKO, JANET MC NERNEY, JOYCE GILBERT, JUDITH STIEGMAN, MRS. 0'HEARN. 83 ' V It I ollc-:yball OLLEYBALL inaugurated the Girls' sport schedule this year with a record number competing. Under the excellent supervision of Mrs. Stapleton and Miss Brettle. The girls were assigned to teams according to their classes. First there were six practise games, which were followed by the inter-class playoffs. The juniors and seniors were to play off for the championship, the senior team being victorious. The members of the championship team are: Rosemary Golebiewski, Mary Gushue, Helene Jusela, Elizabeth Lawrence, Carol Lux, Betty Jane Rogers, Joan Ryndak, Julie Ryndak, f A . 'xi ,f 4 I ,ii it Y -4 T 'A i ff .. Y f. g ' , .. , X ,,,,-a,..,- ' Laura Sikes, and Margaret Wamsley. ,NLT ,LM-J ROW ROW ROW ROW KP-PPT., rv-q sf' . JULIA RYNDAK, CAROL LUX, BETTY JANE ROGERS . HELENE JUSELA, JOAN RYNDAK, ROSEMARY GOLEBIEWSKI, MARY GUSHUE, MARGARET WAMSLEY, LAURA SIKES, ELIZABETH LAWRENCE. V . NANCY MURANYI, SHIRLEY LEGGETT, CAROL HARRIS, SALLY JAGODZINSKI, JEANNE NAGY, SHIRLEY SHORE . JOYCE KISH, BEVERLY KLEOTZER, BETTY ZATKO. 84 ROW I. JUNE DIERDORF, MARJORIE KOZACKI, MARY HYNES, THERESA GRANATO, YVONNE FORTUNE, PATRICIA ADAMSON, ELIZABETH APPEL, RUTH LEIB, JOYCE DOMSTER. ROW 2. ANN MARIE DE WALD, JOAN JAEGER, LOUISE CURTIN, DOLORES TRONT, MIRIAM MICHEL, IRENE CHRISTIAN, ALBERTA ANDERSON, ETHEL KALMAN, JOAN HALEY, JOAN VARI, MARY ANN PICHTL. ROW 3. SANDRA ROESCH, LOIS RIEXINGER, SHIRLEY SHORE, MARGARET WAMSLEY, EVELYN WOOMER, ELAINE FISCHER, NORMA SCHOEN, JOYCE KISH, SHIRLEY ROGDAN, DORIS JOYES. ROW 4. BARBARA CHIP, JUNE SETTLE, WINONA SMITH, MRS. STAPLETON. CX!-IE Bowling Club met every Tuesday afternoon after . school at Rung's Bowling Alley. All girls who partic- ipated in this sport received ten points each game towards their athletic letter. The last game was made up of only the girls who re- ceived 90 or more in their score. Outstanding bowlers were: Doris Joyce, Ethel Kalman, Evelyn Woomer, Rita Gutt and Elaine Fischer. Thanks are due to Mrs. Stapleton and Miss Brettle for their patience and guidance during the season. Bowling f X S? Qs Q5 cmfidq Kvfliarvvqs - S we complete this year's edition of the SKIPPER, we are strongly impressed by our heritage as a democratic nation and a free people. Without free- dom of speech and of the press we should never have accomplished our task. Without the wholehearted support and cooperation of the staff and the financial assistance of our local businessmen and the student body, our labor would be in vain. Through unity of purpose and effort, goals are reached. Through unity of action and honest striving for the right, the goal of one world may yet be achieved. But the right is more precious than peace, and we shall fight for the things we have always carried nearest our hearts--for democracy, for the rights of those who submit to authority to have a voice in their own governments, for the rights and liberties of small nations, for the universal dominion of right by such a con- cert of free peoples as shall bring peace and safety to all nations and make the world itself at last free. --Woodrow Wilson 86 Q ADQIERTISINC l ? iff? 'Y.'TYXu.romnji EET YO AT RTS' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MURTAGWS SODA BAR DANWIN'S MUSIC SHOP 8. STUDIOS 933 TONAWANDA STREET 173 Military Rd. Accegsgries SALMAN - INSURANCE M. C. GARTLEY 37 Albert Ave. Storage - Washing - Repairing Charles W. Salman Donald R. Salman Accessories . Phone DEL. 9816 3 Z1 Ontario Street Grrrr Flght Our Enthus1ast1c Cheerleaders E S coMPL1MENTs or GROCERY 81 MEAT MARKET A 8. B RADIO 81 TELEVISION Fancy Frults and Vegetables 10 Rano St 124 GROTE STREET 5071 McPARTLANDS GRILL JOSEPH KERN COT Crowley Ave Domest1c Commerc1a1 DE 8964 A1r Condltmomng FISLI at Ch1Cken FT1 at Sat Henrletta Ave RI. 916 Tonawanda Refrigeration Service Engineer A 8 8 E C BRENNAN Men's Wear--Hats--Caps Boys' Apparel Congratulations - to the Class of 1950 2079 Niagara St. , at Hertel De. 9702 Buffalo, N. Y. 175 Rano Street WALTERS 8- YOUNGMAN LlNKNER'S MARKET GEORGE J. YOUNGMAN BLACK ROCK MKT. PRESCRIPTION SPECLALISTS Orders Must Be In By 1:00 P. M. 820 Tonawanda St. Buffalo, N.Y. For Delivery Same Day D Wxlhs speaks at Open House 5111'P1'1Se fOr MI' Spear Eleanor gets orator1ca1 award DR STANLEY B B ACH Dentlst Class of '39 594 Hertel Ave 7751 COMPLIMENTS OF T D PO WALSKI 366 Amher st Insurance LEON M WOOSTER INC 811 Tonawanda Street Insurance Real Estate Mrs F P Wooster Branch Offlce R 601 320 Blrd Ave LI 1974 EMMALINE SHOP Fruxt of the Loom Dresses Aprons Mojud Hos1ery Shps Gowns Robes Handkerch1efs Infant's Wear Lmens Blankets Skxrts Sweaters Blouses Jewelry Handbags 283 ONTARIO STREET at ALBERT AVENUE r. a n ' . u . RI. --- ' i. 1' ' - as ' Y ' I?-'Q 'Fill 'EW 'F .' 'Zi 2-k ........ ..-.... T.....v , L, 'N ,- far Qi lm m F 'L- - 4: lp- 'El E ' 1 'fi H iw., H f. F -H, HQ I-1 .T .' 2' L rf WA ffl uw ATIO AL GYPSUM Nat1ona1 Gypsum Company as prov1d1ng for h1gh school graduates many ty es of Jobs whlch offer 1 tralmng for h1gher pos1t1ons, zy chance to use ab1l1t1es to the fullest extent, and 3 securlty through good Job performance Many R1vers1de Hxgh School graduates are now employed at Nat1onal Gypsum's Executwe Off1ce, 325 Delaware Avenue, where a1r COI'ld1t1OIl1hg, muslc, and sound con trol repnesent the very f1nest work1ng condltxons LEE ALLEN STORES MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS ' se our 16 pay plan or 30 day charge accoun ' 839 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y THE AMERICAN WAY Twenty four years ago thms commg Apr1l, Va1ent1ne Nowakowsk1 came to Pratt 8: Letchworth lookxng opportumty to unprove hlmself Just the p1a1n Amer1can Way of L1fe Recently Val ret1red Durlng h1s per1od of serv1ce Val and h1s w1fe brought up two sp1end1d sons bought and pa1d for a two fam11y flat where they now l1ve At 65 Val and h1s w1fe 11ve 1n the1r own home have accumulated enough S3V1HgS to 11ve cox nfortably the1r rema1n1ng years Va1's rules for l1v1ng are these Learn to get along w1th people Learn to put yourself m the other Learn to exh1b1t more patlence than any other fe1low's place man you know Be loyal Learn to respect other men's 1deas and opxmons Cultlvate cheerfulness Learn to thmk problems through to the end WORK PRATT 8. LETCHWORTH COMPANY INC . . , f ' ' . . .f J ' ' C D ' ' . 'U t. ' 1 for a job. All Val asked for was the right to work, a job that gave him a living wage and an , 0 . , . , . . 90 T F COMPLIMEN S O COMPLIMENTS OF STUBESXIRER JAROS' DELICATESSEN 185 Esser Avenue 8 Groceries-Beverages-Cold Cuts Um' Ca TIP TOP BARBER SHOP Bought Sold and Exchanged d A Ladies' Hair Style Cut 2.548 Elmwoo ve ' in the Latest Fashion Kenmore 17, New York by James Decarous DE- 0400 Also Men 8: Children Hair Cutting 2729 Delaware Ave. DE. 2540 I I After twenty-one years we get plastered COMPLIMENTS A Friendly Greeting to . . OF THE STUDENT BODY OF S S RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL This is the end of the seventh year of 832 TONAWANDA STREET the Riverside Parents and Community Association. We feel that these have been seven fruitful years. A cordial invitation -HM is extended to all parents and friends of the community to join our association. BERT'S LIOUOR STORE 34.,mwa,,,,,St, RIVERSIDE PARENTS fBet. Austin 81 Hamilton Sts.I Bert Wydysh I Helen Bogdan Wydysh Dm COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Props. BE. 4484 QI Let's Go Out To the Mov1es' COMPLIMENTS VARI RICH DAIRY BAR SHEA THEATRES SSM BUFFALO TECK Buy Your M11k By The Gallon A d Old Fash1oned Homemade Ice Cream n 1n leadmg comrnumtles 124 Ontarxo St Opposlte A Congratulatxons COMPLIMENTS OF from Your Atla t Dealer n IC Tlres Batterxes Accessor1es Eunov coffee sHoP MM MMM Ontaflo 31 Beatfme sts Ontar1o and Chadduck Streets Buffa1o7 N Y Chaperons enjoy .Tumor Prom COMPLIMEN TS Ladles Wear O A STEFFAN Ch11d1'eY1S Wear NORBANS 1066 Grant st GR 3948 COMPLIMENTS OF Remember Them W1th Flower From RIVERSIDE WALLPAPER 81 PAINT CO RQBER-I' C cull-Y FLORIST 880 Tonawanda St Quallty Style and Serv1ces DE 7732 M. J. fM1keJ Abgotr Phone 1453 203 Ma1n East Aurora I QE , I OF ' s O7 V'-M' h---'---m- ------- - - 924 PAl76'0!kIll'P . . . RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES .IEWELERS FOR YOUR f 1' I I I I I I I I I I I I I MANIIIAKIUEINII ' I Q.-, ,,- 11 -,.,, fn design craflsmanalzip anrl quality CLASS RINGS WF.,- IIWIIIR ,nlfcrs I clusl I losrnn - 17JOHIISTIlEET,IIEVIYOIIK8,II.Y. - rnuvnens CONGRATULATIONS TO FROM THE CLASS OF '51 KIIIITA FLUBI T 612 Hertel Avenue BE. 7325 YOUR SATISFACTION MEASURES OUR SUCCESS 93 GEORGE Your Yearbook Photographer Wishes All of You The Best of Success 721 Tonawanda St I. A. WEIGH 81 CO. HOME OF NIAGARA MAID DREAM CURTAINS Curtains, Draperies Linens Sr Domestics . DE. 8439 Buffalo 7, N. Y. FULLERTON STUDIOS FRANK R. PFEIFFER Amher st cor Niagara DE 1847 Buffalo Photography At It's Best MEATS AND GROCERIES 115 Hertel Ave. Phone DE. 1732 41 I Christmas presents for youngest freshmen Joan Jamieson recites 'Littlest Angel' FAY'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, Inc . 815 Tonawanda Street opposite Grant's Te1. RI. 9689 Buffalo, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF PUCHALSKI FLORIST FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 979 Grant Street RI. 0185 Buffalo, N. Y. I DEACONESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Offers a three year course of theory and ractice for high school graduates of approved P secondary schools betwsen the ages of 17 1fZ and 35 years of age. The school is affiliated with the University of Buffalo during the preclinical period as well ' R ts as being registered by the Board of egen of the University of the State of New York. Graduates of the school are eligible to write the State Board Examinations. Applicants for the September 1951 class are d ' ed to communicate with Miss Doris A. a vis Young, R.N.,M.S., Director of Nurses. Clean Clothes Last Longer and Quality Cleaning Costs No More Tailor and Cleaner 1111 Tonawanda St. RI 1111 20 years service to Riverside DOYLE BEAUTY SCHOOL Beauty Culture Day and Night Classes Men and Women Summer Courses - July and August ZOO Roosevelt Bldg. 921 Main Street LI 2456 or LI 5091 Buffalo 3, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF ZON'S FRUIT MARKET Sculptress Madame Sylvercrys 'Bing B1'0SbY' Biggie Mr. Spear greets Bayard Rustin With Congratulations TAYLORS DAIRY Drive In Pleaseg Drive Out P1eased REINHARDT'S SUNOCO SERVICE RI 5300 2816 Elmwood Ave. Cor. Woodward Complete Tires A To Z Lubrication Batteries GEORGE W. DIEHL And Al' Car Washing Accesso' les Motors Tuned RI 8281 Brake Service , , , 2235 Niagara St Buffalo 7 N Y Zerone and Zerex POS1t1V6 Protection ' ' ' ' For Your Car Authorized Sales-Service Trico Products-Delco-Remy H1963-2 Autolite-Ignition l l Carter Carburetors-Willard Batteries All Blu' Bud, 8' Chuck Al' Reinhardt To Serve You Proprietor COMPLIMENTS MASTER HATTERS 8. CLEANERS OF YOUR Expert 'Cleaning A a. P SUPER MARKET Tom, Prop. Buffalo, N. Y. DR. M. ZACKHEIM Dentist RI Om REIMANN 8. BENGEL, INC. Successor To Dr. S. Goldstein 1985 Niagara Street Unity Theatre Building Drugs 1065 Grant St- BY1ffa10, N. Y. Buffa1o's Largest Camera Department X-Ray Gas Extraction I Cross Country Champs We rece1ve the Columbia Cup COMPLIMENTS OF THE BOYS COUNCIL COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLOTTE BEAUTY SHOP 230 Esser Ave DE 5520 Ann Mester, Prop LAKEWOOD MEAT CO awanda St Quality Fresh and Smoked Meat Fresh Dressed Poultry Butter Eggs 8: Frozen Foods Where P1'1Ce and Quality Rule RIVERSIDE PAPER STOCK CO 7396 Wholesale Buyers of Waste Paper 2211 Nlagara Street RI 8123 Buffalo 7 N r 853 Ton . RI ' , . Y. . Q . I 96 REDDEN SUNOCO SERVICE C OMPLIMENTS OF FOODLAND SUPER MARKET ZZ46 Nmgara Street Phone RI 9856 286 288 Ontario St Buffa1o7 N Y RIVERSIDE'S GREATEST FOCD CENTER HARDINGS LUNCHEONETTE 186 Ontar1o Ice Cream Sodas and Sandw1ches Mr Johnson supervxses p1cture takmg RIVERSIDE DELICATESSEN eengfefuleeene 893 Tonawanda BE 1293 TONY Joe LAMBDA PHI DELTA SORORITY BICYCLE REPAIRING AND sl-IARPENINC SERVICE Hefel Tavern Restaurant Supphes saws lawnmowers, skates kmves shears Mears at Provmons, Inc. 907 Tonawanda St. RI 6787 4 The Home of Pure Foods 61 463 Elhcott St. CL 8350 8351 8352 , a n . ' st. J A I A I I D I I 97 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Your diploma represents an achievement of which you may well be proud! As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you'1l find that a smart appearance is a definite asset Successful Men in all walks of life, look upon KLEINHANS the Alma Mater of their Wardrobes KLEI IIANS MAIN AND CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO Amer1can's Largest Store, Devoted Exclusively to Men and Boys' McKAIG HATCH I C Drop and Upset Forgings Large and Small Rough and Machined 125 Skillen St BE 2078 Buffalo N Y WRENCHES QUICK FITTING UP KEYBOLTS HAMMERS Adjustable en Open End Chain Tools Auto Claw , . . as ll ' . ll ' 9 ' Automobile Tools and Kits B811 Pe ' C 7 98 GRANTS RIVERSIDE STORE Open Every Friday 81 Saturday evening Need a Pencil in af hu1'1'Y? W. T. GRANT CO. Known for values To the you should scurry! Notebooks, fillers, erasers, too -------- 812-818 Tonawanda sr. DE 5810 HDOMSH at the Pon' Holi number few' COMPLIMENTS OF CQMPLIMENTS SPARKS DAIRY INC. OF 314 15th St. Buffalo, N. Y. ROUSSIES' DELICATESSEN I Latin Christmas Party Mormon Choir PARKSIDE CANDY SHOPPE wan Paper PM 3208 Main St. at Winspear Candy Ice Cream Luncheon Wholesale and Retail Suppliers of Fine Confectionery Floor Covering GOFF WALLPAPER CO. Buffalo JAMES A. CORMACK 600 white Bld. 2, N. Y. C1 General Insurance Loans S25 to 500 GAYLORD FINANCE CO., INC. 742 Tonawanda St. VI 2000 3324 Loans to Consolidate Debts Loans to Pay Medical Bills Auto Financing Prompt Friendly Service 99 6 nlfrliizffmfiiiiflcs COMPLIMENTS OF . 861 Sheridan Dr. 184 Main St. S Tronawanda, NK Y. BLACK 1100K PRES RI , JA 9600 n . . Motor Repairs Tune Up Complete Body Work Auto Painting Printing -- COMPLIMENTS OF Service HERB PLANT- RI 6494 .IEWELER 90 Peter St. Bnifalo, N. Y. ' 847 Tonawanda St. ' DE 6935 Mr. Miller advises James Hayter John guards the elevator C'e1'1'Y, 5WifChb0a1'd 0Pe1'at01' OF Rosfm E. HENNESSY GERTRUDE SWARTHOUT NLD. COMPANY Funeral Directors 2067 Niagara St. at Hertel Ave. Weddings - Graduation DE 6020 Christenings - School Activities Wedding Albums ' Photo SuPP1ie5 Fred Campbell Lic. Manager 8: Owner Stanley F. Campbell Lic. Associate Edmund J. Szafranski 61 Argus St. BE 5250 55. 00 Discount to Riverside Students 100 Special Discount to Riverside Students X Ladies' and Children's Miuinery Handbags :: Gloves :: Hosiery Athletic Goods, Inc. 5 D TRE .99 Main S.. s siiiispffifiyifes. ss We Deliver DE 2778 COMPLIMENTS OF Groceries - Fresh meats - Vegetables Fruits - Frozen Foods 308 lf-2 ONTARIO STREET 252-254 Roesch Ave. B. B- KISH. PROP. Joe Fliss, boy printer Embryo Chemists C0mP1ime'1fS of RUPP 81 MARTINECK MEN'S SHOP Men's 81 Boy's Clothing 497 Amherst Street 903 Tonawanda St. BE. 7374 E. Kowalkowski, Prop. RI. 4404 THE KNOTTY PINE SHOP STRIKER 8. HUETTER Bsssssss Rs 7810 I JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS LA S Time Payments 811 Tonawanda Street 'Iso TONAWANDA ST. ' RI. 1127 Buffalo' N' Y- Open Mon. , Fri., Sat. Evenings Permanent waving Marion Pritchard, Prop. Our Specialty 101 IOHN A DEHLINGER RUNG'S RIVERSIDE FURNITURE co. . Meets Everything to furnish the home Credit Terms if Desired Open Friday Evenings until 9 P. M. Closed Saturday at 6 P. M. 754-62 Tonawanda Street Corner Ontario Street Vegetables RI. 3696 RIVERSIDE MENS SHOP aw- - miw- --------gs X- E E I' f ZITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEII, .QE::::::IIIQQT' i -1-I.E4us.Rsi'-iRIII.u,,,II -E -...un , .I-...I THE SMARTEST SHOP IN TOWN Boys' Letter Day Our Debate Team COMPLIMENTS OF INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY ACADEMY 197 Delaware Ave. WA. 5914 COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN LEGION RIVERSIDE POST l0I0 SYLVANIA TELEVISION . . . years ahead of its time! Compliments of COLONIAL RADIO CORPORATION 1280 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. A wholly owned subsidiary of SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC Manufacturers of Cathode Ray Tubes: Radio Receiving Tubes: Electronic Devices: Fluorescent Lamps, Fixtures: Electric Light Bulbs: Photolampsg Radio and Television Receivers ETHEL SZELY SHOP AFTER ALL THEREUS Ladies Apparel 81 Accessories Join Our Dress Club NO BREAD Mrs. Joseph Szely DE 0594 i 387 Ontario Street LIKE C OMPLIMENTS OF B0 D ASCHBACHER MOTOR CORPORATl0N 620-660 Ontario St. J11Hi01' P1'0m Junior Officers We Welcome You to the COMPLIMENTS BUSINESS SLUS RIVER IDE HIGH cHooL iiiiiiiiii iiiiii iiiiiii ALUMNI ASSOCIATl0N Officers for 1951-52 Phones: RI 1855 Branch 1197 BI'0adWaY President: HU 6886 BA 5739 Clarence Hutt Vice Pres. 2 r Ethel Bogdan Plant S Treasurer: Frank Nuchereno Stephen Krasinski, Prop. Secretary: Wedding And Birthday Cakes Dorothy Muma Moffitt Baked Goods Supplied For Banquets, Parties And Dances 408 Amherst Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. 103 OPTICIAN COMPLIMENT5 OF 190 Ontario Street At Tonawanda Street GLEBER HARDWARE R1 4507 Tonawanda Street at Ontario 8 RI 3328 Frontier Gas Station 650 Tonawanda St. N Judges and contestants for oratorical contest Competing for Columbia Cup HARR Y REBER Meats and Grocer ie s 544 Ontario St. Phone RI. 3166 Corner Evelyn COMPLIMENTS OF RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY 418 Pratt Street Buffalo, N.Y. ED ROSE SPOR TIN G G OOD5 BUFFALO AND WESTERN NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES FOR MacGregor - Goldsmith and A. G. Spaulding Bros. Athletic Equipment 51 Genesee Street Buffalo 3, New York Phone - CLeve1and 2551 1 104 LE'S DELICATESSEN COMPLIMENTS OF 234 ESSER AVENUE Opposite All Saints Church Magazines -- Gibson Greeting Cards LUMBER 8. MILLWORK, Cold Cuts -- Baked Goods RI. 9743 Television . Elec. and Gas Appliances Records Sheet Music Z9-31 S Street HARRISON ELECTRIC sfnvlcls Rlverside 2759 799 Tonawanda St. DE. 5015 Butch Manley takes a jump Clint Buehlman congratulates Mr. Hull PANTY'S FLOWER SHOP 744 Tonawanda Street RI. 2866 EXPERIENCED DESIGNING An Alumnus We congratulate the Graduating Class of 1950 THE RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Ontario Street corner of Ross Ave. Rev. H. H. Chipchase, Pastor For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christg for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth. Romans 1:16 READ STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Photographic Supplies Portraits - Industrial Photography Photo Finishing - Picture Framing Hallmark . . . Greeting Cards . . . Norcross 861 Tonawanda St. at Royal RI 3304 ALL YEARBOOK NEGATIVES ON FILE 10 YOUNGMAN'S SERVICE STATION CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 and Faculty NATIONAL FLAG 8. EMBLEM CO. Accessories 2271 NIAGARA ST. at ONTARIO SPORTSWEAR ' ENIBLEMS ' FLAGS 745 mam sr. DE' 9847 Ma. 9286 SAM ELIAS COMPLIMENTS OF NEWFIELD COMPANY Manufacturers of Special Machine Parts Office 236 Newfield St. The beauty of our business is Flowers BASlER'S FLORIST Clai ence Beden, Prop. Decorative and Floral Designs a Specialty Plants and Cut Flowers 122 - 130 HERTEL AVENUE RI 4223 Old Council initiates New Council Wolfgang Bernhardt inspires students COMPLIMENTS OF TONY'S TAVERN 550 Tonawanda St. Anthony Felicetta For Hea1th GIBAS DAIRY 586 Amherst St. RI. 8354 Clarified 8: Homogenized Milk Anthony F. Gibas, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS L TOSFTQETASS CORPORATION THETA CHI SIGMA SIIRORITY Locks and Keys--Door Closers Auto Keys Made From Number Safes Bought, Sold and Repaired CL, 2769 204 Pearl Street SULLIVAN LUMBER 2189 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR RI. 4500 Lumber - Woodwork Building Material Head The List for Party Best and School Shoes HERMAN'S SHOE STORE 791 Tonawanda St. for Quality - Value - Style Save 15 to 2001, at the NATIONAL SURPLUS STORE Riverside's Only Army and Navy Store 791 Tonawanda St. near Ontario Sporting and Camping Equipment COMPLIMENTS OF KEY CLUB of River side High School Seniors form school letters T N Chaperones at the Senior Prom COMPLIMENTS OF DIANE LUNCH COMPLIMENTS OF ZON'S MEAT MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF B 8- B LIQUOR STORE 902 Tonawanda St. RI. 0424 Bert Hildebrant Bill M0r1'iSh NORM WES T FALL 268 Ontario St. Coal Moving Cake Sand G1-it RI. 1390 107 Felt Lettering Bowling Shirts . ' COLLINS MONOGRAM SHOPPE for my Cleaw' 344 Rivefsideme- RED 8- WHITE CLEANERS ' RI - 4883 A x School Letters Phone BE. 7733 1996 Nlagara Name on Jackets Chennille Letters Daily Route Service Anywhere Emblems WE RENT -- Floor Sanders, Edgers, Steamers, Waxers Congratulations WE CARRY-- B. P. S. Paints to the Graduating class of 1951 WALLPAPER 8- PAINT C0 Y TEEN .Tumors pose for the1r p1cture Jun1or Day play STEVE S TAVERN 142 Farmer St Danclng to orchestra Sat n1te Ch1cken F1sh Roast Beef Catermg to Banquets 81 Part1es WEDELLS BAKERY 865 Tonawanda St R1 3095 Spec1al1ze m decorated cakes and weddxng cakes DE 7696 FRANCIS W KING Movmg and Cartmg 541 COMPLIMENTS OF DR WILLIAM ESTR Y Coal and Coke DENTIST 370 Esser Ave Buffalo N Y Z74 ONTARIO ST - I , I ' , ' , A n a o P BE 6 ' . . , . 4 ' los THOMPSON FUNERAL CHAPEL Albert Thompson, Funeral Director F 911 Tonawanda St. RI 3550 RI 6983 Compliments of A THE GIRLS, SMALL COUNCIL Lorraine Zacharias Kathryn Begley' Mary Sasala N T k Elaine Fischer Mary Lou Thuman Arlene Wojcieszak B tt B 1 e y aazs ancy oro Pat White Helene Jusela Get Mom: for Every Dollar You spend. . .Shop KOBACKERS RIVERSIDE STORE 827-831 Tonawanda St. Iformerly Row1and'sI ROBERT T. GREENE EMPLOYMENT 2 07 Lafayette Building Enjoy Complete Selections. .Smartest Fashions Beginning office positions for stenographer, for 'Teens, Misses, Women, Children, Men and clerk-typist, bookkeepers, and file clerks, Boys. . Kobacker Low, Low Prices. Down-town and Riverside MA 3940 OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING 'TILL 9 1 1 Mr. Miller and Junior Girls Prize-winning posters ARTHUR w DECELLE H 'H FRONTIER RADIO 49 Philadelphia Street 459 Amherst RI 4838 Trucking Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Czarnecki Com and Coke Furniture Appliances k RI 1341 Television Congratulations To The Graduating Class of 1951 Barbara Chip Pat Gannon Elaine Cline Nancy Ggfus - A Geraldine Brylinski Myrtle Osborne 10 Autographs Alma Mater -' -I. . 4 - l ll- 1 A .-'-i.1---r-- -.fi-Hi:-.5-:. I 1- :QF-:lg-l:T 'i ' - We raise a song to honor the name we hold so dearg our voices take the glad refrain and U4 I l I V V ! -ul-S-ls-1 - - H I- YQ- -I - Q-HH'--Q-tljgapff ml- -' ' . 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