Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

X 0 3 55 X Yx A L, anus , mr 33:11 Y, . RIVER IDE PRESENTS f I i' R g I 5 R E i X R ' R A 5 s E! ,Q : -f ' , .N Q.-.,4wm-1:-5- , k rl 1 Q M. - i' by 1 - ,- f , . ' . H ' I fi S E . Rf M ,4 7 f .fi f iff ,' +55 f' .f or X X V ye if , OZ fffcw, .1 F , Vv J 5 V 1111 , 'LYJ7 all if FHXK 2? ofa 4143 Y K WV -D ff' fgyfflfrfiip ff ,, i W l 5 A ' 'iff 41 i swf s x J' XRNVJXE e l X X 'S-1 jf. 532' C72 3220, 2 s Cfafif' KIPPER UF ifwi C P ,,. C, 2,52 h Af K 3'Q'C 1957 Published by the Senior Class of Riverside High School Buffalo, New York Q3 5? F UREWORD his yearbook, a record of our past experience, is the introduction to our Book of Life. Here we chronicle all the events, the personalities, the activities, and the'circum- stances which have shaped our lives in the pattern yet to be revealed in the Book of Life. Books have been an integral part of our past exper- iences. Textbooks, references, anthologies, albums, scrap- books, notebooks, directories, all the myriad of fact and fiction, our record would be incomplete without them. They stand as symbols of our lives during these four years. Therefore we unify the experience of these four years in terms of books, a volume of past experiences made up of many chapters, the various facets of our high school career. And now, as seniors, we close this book of our youth with regret, but with anticipation take up the book of our future. As we turn the pages of the new volume, we hope to increase in breadth of understanding and intelligence. While drawing on the book of the past, we shall be forever indebted to those who have helped us fill its pages with truth and experience. Another book has opened, which is the Book of Life. 4 Table I I X Ded1Cat1On Faculty . . Semors Classes ACt1V1tl6S Sports Advertlsements Efxxx ff X,,,,,.. MR. RAY W. SPEAR e, the class of l957, dedicate this year's Skipper to Mr. Ray W. Spear, our beloved principal, whose patience, understanding, and wisdom, will be missed upon his retirement this year. And everyone that was in distress, and everyone that was in debt, and everyone that was discontented, gathered themselves unto him, and he became a captain over them. 6 DEDICATION M. Ray W. Spear, born on March 18, 1887, graduated from Brocton High School at the age of sixteen. He attended Fredonia Normal School for one year, and graduated from Syracuse Univer- sity in 1910 where he was a member of Kappa Sigma. At the start of World War l, he attended the Great Lakes Training Station, after which he served on the U.S.S. Flusser. ln 1918 he became an ensign, and in 1920 he earned the ranlc of lieutenant i.g. Later' in World War I, he was attached to the Bureau of Standards, Optics Depart- ment in Washington, D.C. under Nobel prize winner A. A. Michelson. Before becoming our principal, he was the head of the Science Departments of Bennett High School and South Park High School. Between 1930 and 1941 he was the assistant principal of Riverside High School under Mr. Charles Whitney. ln 1932 he earned his M.A. degree from the University of Buffalo. He left us in 1941 to become principal of Bennett High School. He taught in the Evening Session of Canisius College for one year and in a summer session at State Teach- er's College for three years. He returned to us in 1941. Mr. Spear has always been concerned with the personal as well as the intellectual develop- ment of the students at Riverside. The years of aid and advice given to us have helped us develop correct values and mature iudgement. With these values we strive with Mr. Spear to build River- side into the center of the community and its students into the good citizens of tomorrow. We hope to justify his pride in us by keeping always before us the ideals which he has upheld and worked toward. 7 ii Af W5 -, L xii f ,Q ' ,ifs In 21 .i i xii' A 4 f , + H 1 , A . 'Pls 1 .EET gf -' ., Iii , A , .4 1 Ass Q5 if ., xo! : 'Ei ,M . K X if ,Q . g egsr A 5 MN.. Q A , -Q 'v 1 ' fifilfi ' I - 'F' llQy.4,-p,,.- Q fd? 4 5 an 5 X ' - ' ' .. SI-:':, An Early Morning Conference iv HW wr 1-muy, Will the Boys now parade the Colors. .1 'WWW 2 xt s f ' is wi' Q 'iz T, 4 id I is fi, :I s O x ' , fi,-if . E- .H. ' iiiffw- Q ,ik-:f?'f1-f J iggfjg if x 'Ili .C if A X, J , 1 W i pe? WM- V-,. V Q -53 gi, 9 x 1 ' - I wif. 'Sr -1 fsfrkfgr o f Q . 2' Q, X .,,. -, ii' - ' r 'K A re' ' i 5 ' , s X , I M This is Mr. Spear speaking. 1-gl 5:4 . 55 if if ff? ff, V, F CULTY Book of Knowledge me acquisition of knowledge is closely relat- ed to experience. For, on the breadth and vitality of our knowledge, depends our ability to under- stand and evaluate experiences deeply and truly. Our contact with the accumulation of knowl- edge has been through our teachers, to us, the personification of knowledge and the intermediar- ies of wisdom . Our teachers, then, each adding his knowl- edge to our cumulative experiience as each chapter adds its particular details to the total meaning of a book, have been, for us, a Book of Knowledge. - -f-4-'-uv-vo 1--1'--v' ,Z .,.A.f. w'vv -' Gil-- ' f -.fulfil dgmitv- Mr. Ray W. Spear, Principal Mr. Robert C. McGowan, Assf. Principal Mr, Cm-I S, Wqlz, Aggf, Principal I0 25 YEARS OF SERVICE if i r. Henry J. Huffcut's ties with Riverside are very close. He and his wife are pioneer residents in this area, and both have X J been active in its civic life. Three of his children are graduates .- ' of Riverside. ,WX .w 9? f For the past twenty-five years Mr.Huffcut has been in charge of attendance at Riverside High School, and with Mr. Robert McGowan has set in the last four years a record for attendance. His geniality and faithfulness in the performance of his duties have endeared him to the faculty and student body of Riverside High School. Mr. Huffcut L 'Your card shows a rhree weeks' absence. Reviewing the facts. Ruth Q Robe' James A Riverside Family 11 Daily rounds ADIEU AN e are greatly indebted to our assistant prin- cipal, Mr. Robert C. McGowan. His friendly disposition and kindly humor tempered even those moments when sterness and severity were re- quired. With inexhaustible energy, he had the faculty of being everywhere at once, and bringing calm and order out of chaos and disorder. Mr. McGowan has left us to become an assistant principal of East High School, but we hope at some time in the future, he will return to Riverside. He coaxes with hoaxes and good lrish Blarney. Mr. Robert C. McGowan His hearts like a shamrock, It sings a gay song. He gave them as monitors all of their duties. iz I 31 - , 'xx I gn S i , Mx. BE T WISHES r. Lewis T. Masson has been promoted to Assistant Principal of Kensington High School. For two generations of students, his name comes spontaneously to mind when the name of River- side occurs. For Mr. Masson formed the science department and has been with the school through all its 27 years of existence. The impress of his personality, however, is felt most deeply in the minds of those students who have profited by his competent teaching and sagacious wit. 'Lv '- Mr. Louis T. Masson A Physics' experiment? 3552 --w Remember this, if nothing else... This should remind me of o story. I3 MR. ANELLI MR. BLOMBERG MRS.COLLlNS Physical MISS CARTER MISS CASEMAN MISS CARLSON MISS CREAGH MISS CONNERY MR. DOWNES History History Education Science Business English English English Business PN ,A D ,... ,M - Q 9 'U a I ,, x w N F 'f M- A --if 1 , . v,'i: A in ii i V Q fs x tfff. X Around the world in 40 weeks. I4 .3 g X, Q, H . I ., .X Lani -- cf if L Q six ff: 1' Y ,Q QS be 40 .15 I5 ' - N' , E im Ax I... B' , ,J- W I i 3 MR. EBLING Physical Education MR. ELIA MISS ELLIOTT MISS ENGEL MISS FLAHERTY MRS. FLOREK MR. FOLEY Driv MISS FORD MISS FOSS History Mathematics Business Homemaking Speech Business, er Education Guidance Business Designing for an A. I5 MR. GUADAGNO History MISS HABERMAN English MR. HECK Physical Education MRS. HAYNES Science MR. HELENBROOK Art MISS HUEGEL Physical Education MR. HELWIG Industrial Arts MR. HULL Music MISS KINSLEY History ,ff-f as E3 kr- Das ist eine deutsche Klasse I6 MRS. KLEIN Homemaking, History MISS LARKIN Business MR. LEWIS Sciencg MISS MAGO Mafhematics MR. MASSON Science MR. MILLER Guidance MR. MARCUSSEN Business MR. MULDE English, Greek MISS NOWICKY Business MISS MUELLER Science, Mathematics MR. MOODY Physical Education MRS. O'HERN Physical Education MRS. O'ROURKE MISS REITZ MR. RENZONI MISS SNELL MISS SARBAUGH MRS. SCOTT Librarian Mathematics Business Mathematics English English I ., if . 'ir . ff Q I A I i I I I I ' 1 9 ,M M vw w fi 53: if I. QI-.X ow A study in moods. I8 Sir 'x 'ir' M4-QI its QQ. MISS SCHULZ Languages MR. STIEGLER Driver Education MRS. SULLIVAN MISS SIEGESMUND MISS TEWKSBURY MR. TURNER MISS VALENTINE MRS. WILLARD MISS WITTLIEF Homemaking Language Language Business History English History s d I Ijklp Office Staff Health fi'-Q4 Miss Lockwood Mrs. Sussman Dr. Coyle Mrs. Gibbons Cafeteria Maintenance x 1' M- :,, 1. f I M 2 1 M : K - L A xali 3, f si if , W 3 Mrs. Seeger Miss Sineni Mr. Kind Mr. Savage The way the dress begins. 20 MISS THOMAS In Memoriam or twenty-five years Miss Marion Thomas taught business and secretarial subiects at Riverside. Under her guidance the Office Practice course was introduced. A token ot her continuing loyalty to the school and her concern for its students was the bequest of a sum of money, to provide awards for outstanding Commercial students. Those who knew Miss Thor..as will remember her for her quiet charm, the warmth of her friendship, her sym- pathetic concern tor others, and her patientond courageous spirit. Iss Helen Remington taught for many years in the Buffalo School System. ln the short time she was at Riverside, however, she endeared herself to teachers and students alike. To her knowledge of her subject, she brought an artistic touch which enriched her teaching. But more than this, her influence upon her students stemmed from a deep interest in them as individuals. ln spite of being handicapped by poor health she gave of herself to such a degree that she was an inspira- tion to all who knew her. 21 'Q fo-...,,, MISS REMINGTON Honors Classes wth the opening of school last September came an especially important addition to the curriculums in all city high schools. Recognizing that the intellectually gifted high school student can and should follow a program which is ot a more substantial and enriched fibre than that which is ordinarily pursued by most high school students, Honors Classes were formed. Through the introduction of an Honors Program many stim- ulating and challenging courses are now avail- able for students of outstanding ability. At Riverside Honors Classes were established in English, History, and Mathematics. The Greek Class 3rd Hour Geometry Student leads class discussion Solid Geometry 22 l f . l i t 4 ' ' ' rr i 11 4 .r w :vt 1 , 1 :L , M t K I, 4 ' , .- ' A ' Vi ' A ' i K 4 V V -qw I, A . jy , K . 'i' t' 'X H ' fr -vw Q. . , . ,t ,T ,-, it 'Q,,,p,,, :gg .' 3 X Jael' , ..,-' ,...f . .147 . - '. fa' 1 ,W l f f .vxivli fik 1,351 fy . 1 5755?-Figil Ay , V X A I xi? 3LM.ytj',,' 't J: -,1r 7,, .'12ivi'u'1' . it it ' Q f 'yi ' 'A+ ,xi3jg3,,g,9:v .J JI Q7 ' ., . wx ,i ,A J 5, rp ' Who S WIIO ix ails 5 ENIORS li A it lift YG Jere are the important people in our student lives, not only important as leaders in our student community but also as friends with whom we have worked and lived Through them we have had the priceless, the necessary, experience of unity with others -- the sense of commun- ity. What is so vivid to us now will be recalled when we turn again these pages which record the roles played by each senior during our four years together. This chapter, then, is the lNho's Who of friendship and of achievement. ff if TI R c X wg. I' 4 Gus' Wes 1 Greetings to the Seniors n my book of golden memories, my association with you at Riverside will always be a bright page. This 1957 Yearbook has as its theme the appropriate subject of books. Books are keys to wisdom's treasure, Books are gates to land of pleasures, Books are paths that upward lead, Books are friends. Come, let us read. flnscription in Reading Room, New England Libraryzj Your textbooks have furnished you with materials of knowledge, but your teachers have helped you to realize that thinking about what you have read makes it yours. Reading makes a full man -- meditation a profound man - discourse a clear man. fffranklin - Poor Kicharcfs Almanaczj Although some of your required books may not appeal to you now, you will return to them and appreciate them as you grow older. One object of seeking an education is not to acquire all knowledge but to know the books where informa- tion may be found. The great ioy that I have found in teaching has been the opportunity to interpret the wisdom found in books to young people. The Bible is a book of faith, and a book of doctrine, and a book of morals, and a book of religion, of special revelation from God, but it is also a book which teaches man his own individual responsibility, his own dignity, and his equality with his fellow man. flliebster - Bunker Hill flddressj The faculty and l bid you Godspeed in going and may your future be crowned with happiness and success. With doubt and dismay you are smitten, You think there's no chance for you, son? Why the best books haven't been written, The best race hasn't been run. fBerLon Braleyj .if egos, 244 l Y Counter Clock Wise: MICHAEL GIDOS, President Class fficers C7 ARLENE PIEKARSKI, Vice-President KENNETH DEWALD, Treasurer RONALD FREDERICK, Boys' Marshall JO AN SZALAY, Girls' Marshall VERA BOEHLER, Secretary Hail and Farewell ln this, the solemn hour so long desired, Arrived so quickly in four fleeting years, Let's not lament the time that has expired But fill our cup brimful with hope, not tears. With hopefulness abiding we shall bring Report of honor back to Riverside And thus repay in part, for everything Our teachers taught with patience not denied. With steadfast fondness we shall think of them, Our everlasting friendships, rich in heart, And cherish them beyond the brightest gem As we make preparations to depart. Then fondly, fondly do we say to you, Our school, our teachers and our friends -- adieu By Rosalind Palermo 25 AA. 'F PATRICIA ABBOTT T D GENE ADAMS Homemaking Abe Z5 5 General I HTankH .I 5 . Large Counci .45 Band l,2,3, 45 Egifiiiggflngl dniifociffucilli 5 5 Qygfrjjnjigg Yjfgggnl flfgcgfllf 21 3141 J 5 ig 1 if e ' fi ,, .b..4, ,A,,T x:-, , V V ,Ti, V ii if NANCY Ai-BRECHT VIRGINIA ALBRIGHT Secretarial Nan Secretarial Ginny Honor Roll l5 Large Council 1,25 Large Council 45 Y-Teen l,3,45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Gregg 60 Junior Guard of Honor5 Chorus 2. Word Aword5 Gregg 80 Word Award. MARY JANE ALDER JOSEPH A'-ESS' ' Secretarial High School. JUDITH ARMBRUSTER Business Judy Transfer from Clarence Central High School. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 3,45 Sports Letter l5 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Public Address 45 Skipper Business Manager 45 Transfer from Fosdick Masten 'Uanievv College Entrancescience Joe Boys' Hi-Y 45 Proiection Crew , 2, 3, 45 Civil Defense Committee 45 Stage Crew 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Large Council 45 Science Club 45 Hi-Y Show Technical Staff 45 lnterschool Industrial Science Program of Western New York 4. , I 1 x 5 1 l , .f t few - ' 5.1-as i i M1.'A- Q. A f- S A .- 55' - . f 54? Ai 5 MARILEA ARMITAGE i Secretarial Marty :ale Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 A Af Large Council 35 Spring Concert 2. T 26 ELIZABETH ATHERTON College Entrance GERALDTINE BALDAUFF Secretarial Gerry College Entr. Scien Science Betty Transfer from Shannock Valley Senior High School. JOYCE BALL College Entrance Science Joy Honor Roll I1 Y-Teen l,2,3,41 Sports Letter l,2,3, Gold Pin 41 Band 'l, 2, 3, 41 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 41 Junior Day Refreshment Commit- feef Red Cross Life Saving 31 Red Cross First Aid 21 Skipper Advertising Staff 2. MARGARET BARR ce npeggyn Teller l. MILLICENT BALL College Entrance Language Penny Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3,41 Large Coun- cil 41 Band 3,41 Orchestra 3, 41 Junior Playg Rostra 2,31 Junior Day Treasurer's Committee1 Skipper Staff 41 Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School. Large Council 3,41 Bank 3 'X 4 iii- 2 Honor Roll l,2,31 Large Council 41 Hi-Y 3, Sergeant at Arms 4, Branch Council Rep. 41 Y-Teen l,2, Pres. 3, 41 Sports Letter l,2,3, Gold Pin 41 Chorus 3,41 Band l,2,3,41 Orchestra 'I,3,41 Hi-Y Show Cast 3,41 World Affairs Club 21 Junior Play1 Girls' Declamation 41 Jun- ior Day Assembly Comm.1 Student Rep. to P.T.A. 41 Skipper Adv. Staff l,21 MistressofCeremonies Girls' Letter Day 31 Junior Red Cross 21 Del. to Hi-Y Assembly. in-H9 ROBERT BARRON General Bob Band l,2,3,41 Orchestra 3,41 Track lj Bank Teller 2, 3. PATRICIA BIRIN HAROLD BARTHA General Dizzy January Groduate1 Football 31 Basketball 21 Junior Boys' Mor- shallg Decoration Committee of Junior Prom1 Transfer from McKinley Vocation- al High School. GER GERTRUDE BIELICKI Secretarial Peachy Large Council 41 Hi-Y 41 Y-Teen l,3, 41 Junior Guard of Honor1 Chorus 2, 3,41 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 31 Junior Day Program Committee1 Gregg 60 Word Award1 Gregg 80 Word Award1 Junior Red Cross 2. Homemaking Pot Large Council 3,41 Hi-Y-Ettes 41 Y-Teen l, 21 Chorus 31 Hi-Y Show Cast 3,41 Girls' Swimming Team l 21 World Affairs Club 31 Bank Tleller 3 41 Skipper Advertising Staff 'I1 Child Care Certificate 3, 41 First Aid Certificate l,2,3,41 Junior Day Refreshment Commit- tee. 1 if 4 !' . ,nv JACK BLASIK General Jim White Transfer from Canisius. 'T '- REBEKAH BLOCK L ' , - , ,QQ Retailing uRebn ' - A p f in .M M. K. 4- 34 it X .f,,i he if wg, 'ff XP , - '- . -'ft :,: ,L U nit? . Mi 5, A . .1 sggg Qi . Q 1 1 Q vi M . AF gil . gs, , Wm JOAN BOGDAN Secretarial Honor Roll l,2,3 45 Large Coun- cil 45 Future Nurses' Club I5 Girls Hi-Y 3, Secretary 45 Y-Teen 'l,2, 3, 45 Sports Letter 'I5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Bowling 3,45 World Affairs Club 2, 3, 45 Secre- tory of Girls'Small Council' Bank Te ler 1,25 Delegate to United Nations Model Assembl 35 Usher for Senior Da 25 Graduation Usher 25 Junior Red Cross 2. 5 e,,' --- . , fi-'ff A iisliieil BEVERLY BOROM ' - -Q., f1 f ..,g, ll Secretarial Bevey 5 . Honor Roll I5 Orchestra 'l, 2, 35 ' W ' Bowling I5 Bank Teller l,2,3,45 .iz 7 f' .- 'i-----' E o s t e s s at 25th Anniversary j Ext' ony. f ' f ' :T .: I -A j V - V! ivV,- , me 5 f',' fr7f - J EILEEN BROWN Secretarial Brownie Honor Roll 'I,2,35 Y-Teen 4. 15, :-l eerrr DAVID CAMARDO .sw-. , f-.L 'amz V 5 4 0 I n t1.: A rt M an drake Hn-Y Show Cast 2, 3, 45 Junior Day Entertainment Program. 3 . . K' it 4-5 VERA BOEHLER General, Mathematics Butsy Honor Roll 'I,2,3,45 Lar eCoun- cil 45 Junior Guard o? Honor5 Girls' Small Council5 Junior Day Usher 25 Transfer from Bishop Quigley High School. BARBARA BOOKER Secretarial Barb' January Graduatep Bank Teller 'I MARY BRADSHAW Secretarial Brady Honor Roll 'l5 Large Council I5 Girls' Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 35 Special Chorus 1,2 3,45 Child Core Certificate 35 Skipper Ad- vertising Staff 15 25th Anniversary Chorus. CONSTANCE CAMERON College Entrance Connie DONALD BURNS College Entrance Cook Large Council 45 Boys' Small Council 45 Bank Teller 4' Transfer from St. Joseph's Col- legiate Institute. Honor Roll 'l,2, 3, 45 l-urge Coun- cil 3,45 Girls' Hi-Y 3, Presldenf 45 Y-Teen 2, 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Chorus 35 Band 'I 2, 3, 45 Orchestral, 2, 3, 42 Hl'Y Show 35 Junior Play5 Girls' ,De-, clamation 3, 45 President of GlflS Small Council5 Junior Day Usher5 Skipper Literary Staff 2,3,45 Skipper Advertising Staff 2. JOAN CARNES sc: MICHAEL CICHON Homemaking Joanie General Cy I for January Graduate5 Chorus 1, Intramural Basketball 2,35 lntra- 3 Swimming Team 1, mural Softball 3. ,a 1 J' ' Q' 3 5 I EDWARD cElsl.Ewicz 4' ' ' I CAROLYN COLLINS General . 1 Business Lynn Intramural Basketball 25 Large 3 Honor Roll l,25 Chorus 45 Hi-Y Council 4. 3 , C Show Cast 45 A ,, Transfer from Bishop Quigley X Q' High School. MARY I-OU CO'-UN5 DIANE cowLEY it I I'D'I ra n I jelleral 3 4 Sk secretarial Tuffie Hifi U-U eenettes , -5 ipper dver- H R H .I 2. Ch ' rising Staff 35 Display Team 3. Hiworshoow Cas: Il 2'i 5',54jl,gar?'2 I 6 Teller 2. f on IIIQ KAY CRAVATTA I, ,IIII 'I 5r!5'I LEE CRAVATTA GGHEFUI Business Poet Lugge Council 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 2,3 Boys' Hi-Y 2,35 Junior Class 45 -Teens 'l, 25 Junior Decorating ' President5 Varsity Football 'I, 25 Committee. ,js Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intra- mural Football l, 25 Key Club 'l. I .fl i X I SANDRA DANIELSON ELLEN DAVIES Homemaking Sandy General Dov Y-Teen 1,25 Chorus I5 Hi-Y Show Chorus l,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Org CCS' li French Circle l, 2. chestra 2, 3, 45 Band Concert 2, 3. 29 'R-. l,N ,'3'O'! f ROBERT DAVIES College Entrance Bob Band I 2 3 4' Orchestra 2,3,4g Chess Club'3,'4. KENNETH DE WALD College Entrance Honor Roll I1 Boys' Hi-Y 3,41 DAVID DEMSHOCK College Entrance Dave Large Council 41 Tennis 21 Intro- mural Basketball 2, 3, 41 Intra- mural Football 2. llKenI' Hi-Y Show 41 Junior Play 31 Key Club 2,41 Decorating Committee for Junior Prom1 Large Council 41 Senior Class Treasurer1 Player Production 41 Transfer from Canisius High School. fi' LORRAINE DIEGELMAN Secretarial L0ri Honor Roll 11 Girls' Hi-Y 41 Sen- ior Day Usher1 Senior Graduation Usher1 Transfer from Mt. St. Mary. l by iS.1A 1 it CAROL DRUMB Secretarial Bud Honor Roll 21 Large Council 41 Girls' Hi-Y 41 Junior Guard of Honorg Hi-Y Show 31 Bank Teller 3,41 Junior Day Invitation Com- mittee1 Skipper Literary Staff. RICHARD DAVIS Business Dick' Boys' Hi-Y 41 Cross Country 21 Player Production 3,41 Civil De- fense Committee 3, 4. DIANE DEVALD ,gfiefw D' General Dee il ' 1' Honor Roll 'l,21 Large Council 4 2,3, 41 Girls' Hi-Y 31 Chorus 21 ' Hi-Y Show 21 World Affairs Club 31 Co-Chairman Junior Day. Kr ll A I if THOMAS DICKINSON College Entrance Tom Large Council 41 Rostra 2,31 Stage Crew 41 Intramural Swim- ming I. all DIANE DOHERTY adsl! I Homemaking Blob ll'l -I Large Council 31 Y-Teenettes 31 isa' ia Junior Guard ofHonor1 . I ' Transfer from Grover Cleveland I ' High School. A 30 X f 2 JUDITH DUTHIE General Judy I-miie CO!-lI1CiI 3,41 Junior Guard of onor1 Swimming Team 25 Swimming Show l,2,3,45 Bowl. ing 41 Chairman of Invitation Committee for Junior Day. SHARON DWORAK College Entrance Shari Honor Roll l5 Large Council 2 3,45 Bowling 45 Art Editor of DONNA ERICKSON General Bonnie Large Council 45 Y-Teen 45 Jun- ior Guard of Honor 35 Bowling 45 Rostra 3. School. M5 if e .n I: P v I .ri Q I r ' R 3, 3 ff' I Jr? rf' 72' gil X 0 P i' Ei 5 ,fits , SHIRLEY FEDO MICHAEL FERGER Transfer from Lafayette High Secfeyarial Shir1 College Entrance Mike 3 L -I . L C 'l3,45B 'H'-Y 45 2,a5?Er5'fiu3fIr 1' JSLi,ri1ird:Tli:i::Lirdi Pflgfcrslunncirew 2, Sli? Flrench K i Committee. Cl'-'ID l- HAROLD FISH JOSEPH FORESTA College Entrance Harvey f, ,Q , A' General lilo . , , . ' Band 1,3 4' Orchestra' g:a3:roiglLilt2e5:ngl3g g'54g31rk I 1 ,gm Transfer frdm Timon Hilgh School. e er . X r 3 dx 'I'- ii' fi! RONALD FREDERICK College Entrance Rabbit Large Council 45 Boys' Hi-Y 45 Cross Country I5 Baseball 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football l,2, 35 Intramural Base- ball l 25Civil Defense Committee 3,45 Chess Club 3. NANCY FRONCZAK General None Large Council 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 45 Junior Guard of Honorg Chorus l, 25 Hi-Y Show Cast 3 45 Bowling 4r World Affrrars Club ar Junior Red Cross 35 Child Care Certifi- cate 35 First Aid Certificate 35 Junior Day Invitation Committee. pi? GERALD FRYDLO General Fido Band 1 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 gey club 3, 4r Advertising srrrff ,3,4. I 3l . .4 ,QM PATRICIA GAGOLA Business Gage Chorus 35 Bank Teller 3. Transfer from Bishop McMahon High School. ROBERT GAYE College Entrance Bob Boys' Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Proiecfion Crew 2, 3, 45 Audio Visual Staff 2 3 45 Co-technical Director Hi-Y Show 45 Science Club l, 3, 45 Large Council 45 Civil Defense Committee 4. JOHN GEMBKA College Entrance Red Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Ha-Y show cast 1, 2, 3,45 swam. ming 2. MICHAEL GlDOS College Entrance Mickey Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 Boys' Hi-Y 3, Pres. 45 Varsity Cross Country l,2, ..,l , V 1 it . T a i 3,45 Track 25 Baseball 3,45 Bas- BETTY GIDICK Business Cupcake Y-Teen5 Sports Letter 'l,2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Water Show. ketball 3, 45 Intramural Basketball l, 2, 35 Crass Country 'l, 25 Public Address 45 Debate 3,45 Boys' Or- atorical 'l, 3, 4, Winner l, 35 Boys' Sm. Council 45 Co-Chmn. Junior Day5 Large Council 45 S.r. Class Pres.5 lnter High School Student Council Rep. 3, 45 Syracuse Univ. Citizenship Award 35 Student P.T.A. Rep. 45 Boys'State Rep. 35 2nd Place All High Boys'Oratori- cal 35 Hi-Y Area Council Treas. 45 DENNIS GLYNN Business Dennie Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Large Council 2 3 45 Boys'SmaII Council5 Bank Teller l, 2 3, 45 Student Representative to l5.T.A.5 Skipper Staff 2. EDWARD GOLEBIEWSKI College Entrance Ed intramural Basketball 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Civil Defense Commit- tee 3,45 Large Council 45 Window Display Committee 3. Decorating Comm.Jr.Prom5 Skipper Editor 45 Science Club 3,4. Science ' 'R og ' ' f ' Chess Club 35 Science Club. ' J I if f BARBARA GONDA Secretarial Barb Honor Roll l, 25 Large Council 2, 35 Future Nurses'Club I5 Y-Teen li Bvwlihg l5 Bank Teller 2, 45 Senior Day Usher 25 Chairman of Typing Committee for Junior Day 35 Graduation Usher 2. I Q Q I 5 Y J l fr' i' iii P I' ' W liillfil T, , ,f gf JOHN GRZELKA General Johnny Key Club 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 4. 32 JANE GRZYBEK General Jani Junior Guard of Honor. DONNA GUSHUE Secretarial Lee Large Council 45 Y-Teen 45 Sports Letter l, 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 45 Senior Day Usher 25 Commence- ment Day Usher 2. DOLOR ES GUTLOVICS Homemaking Dolo Large Council 45 Y-Teenettes 3, 45 A uacade Show I5 Certificate for CCl1iId Care5 Skipper Advertis- ing Staff 2. AUSTIN HALL Business Corky Civil Defense Committee 3, 45 Transfer from Technical High School. l 11' LOUIS HANCHERICK College Entrance Science Louie Honor Rall l5 Boys' Hi-Y 45 Pro- iection Crew 3, 45 Boys' Small Council 45 Large Council 3, 4. PATRICIA HARRIS Secretarial Pat Junior Guard of Honor. RAYMOND HENGEL College Entrance Ray Honor Roll 'I 3, 45 Bgyg' Hi.Y Treasurer 45 Chorus I5 Band 1, 2, 3.4: Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 3, 45 Science Club 4. IRENE HOCHWORTER Secretarial l Lar e Council 45 Skipper Adver- tisigg Staff 3. 4-5 WILLIAM HOLLAND Business Bill Honor Roll I 25 Boys' Hi-Y 35 Junior Class 'Treasurer5 Decorat- ing Committee for Junior Prom5 Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 35 In- tramural Football 2. A F' ' 9' is GERALD HOVEY General Jerry Key Club 4. GAIL HOY Secretarial Gay Honor Roll I5 Large Council 25 Y-Teen 35 Sports Letter 1, 2,3. fl. ,ul- Ah CAROLYN HUNTER . SUSAN HYI-ANT G 1 -'C - v K , ' College Entrance enera . arrfe Q Q ., Language ,,Sooze,, Large Council 2, 3, 4, Junior 3 , , , , Guard of Honor 3, World Affairs I 9 l-QYQC C0Uf1CIl4,Girls HI'Y Chili?- Club 2. '1.: ' lain 4, Sports Letter 1,2 3, G0 cl W - - -' W -- '-,W H Pin 4, Junior Guard of Honor, ' J Hi-Y Shaw 3, 4, Decorating Com- , . 5, mittee for Junior Prom' Girls' Q, ,Ty Small Council, Championship Bas- f if kerboll 2. :Q '-.- ,fy Iorff fp , ,5 RUTH IHLE JANE JACOBS A College Entrance Secretarial Janie Q Language Rvfhie Honor Roll I, 2, Chorus 1. ,W J g Honor Rolll, 2,3,4, Large Coun- V jilY1,T3, Gilrlg 5-MQYS3, Treisixer ,-een,,,,porseer 'l, 2, 3, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show 3, X A lj Bank Teller l, 2, 3, Child Care 'N-ffff' Certificate 3. l MICHAEL JAWORSKl CAROL JOHNSON General Irish Business CJ Large Council 4, Basketball 4, Hi-Y-Ettes 3, 4, Y-Teen I, 2, Hi- Track 4, ..,,,,, Y Show 3, Spring Concert 3, Red ' Cross Certificate 3, Home Nurs- ing Certificate 3, Child Care Certificate 3. SHARON JONES Secretarial .lonsey Secremric, ,.Judy,, Honor Roll 1, 2, Large Council 3, F SANDRA JORDAN Homemaking SUndY Chorus 1, Red Cross Certifi- cate l. Large Council 2, Girls' Hi-Y 3,4, Junior Guard of Honor, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show 3, Bowling 2, Transfer from Kenmore High School. Girls' Hi-Y 3, Vice President 4, Sports Letter l, Chorus 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, World Af- fairs Club 3, Bank Teller 2, 3, Senior Day Usher, Graduation Usher, Junior Treasurer Commit- tee, Bowling 'I, Championship Basketball 2, Skipper Advertising Staff 2, Skipper Layout Staff 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4- Business 5, 4' Girls ARLENE KACZMAREK Minnie January Graduate, Large Council , ' ' Hi-Y 3, ro-tem 4, -Teenettes 2, Junior Guard of Honor, Chorus 3, World Affairs Club 2, 3, Bowling 2, 4, Junior Girls' Marshall, Decorating Com- mittee for Junior Prom. r- I i CATHERINE KARPIE Business Cathy Honor Roll 2, Large Council 4, Future Nurses' Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice President 4, Sports Letter l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Junior Guard of Honor, World Affairs Club 2, Skipper Typing Staff 4, Q E NANCY KASPRZYK Homemaking Nanc Large Council 4, Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Y Show Cost 3, 4, Certificate for Child Care 3, Certificate for Home Nursing 3, Certificate for First Aid 2. Bowling Team 4. CHARLYN KINDRON Secretarial Charry Lar e Council 4, Future Nurses' Clug 3, 4, Y-Teen 3 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, Gregg oo word Award, Gregg 80 Word Award. RONALD KLUSEK Business Ruffis Boys' Hi-Y 4, Band l, 2 3 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show Cast 3, Proiection Crew 3 4, Bank Teller l, 2, 3, Key Club 3. so 04 Tir, rw. JOAN KOPRA Secretarial Jeanie Sports Letter l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Swimming Team l 2, Bowling Team 4, Junior bay Invitation Committee. .MM ' . 2. A iii: -'E T e f , e, ri , ,, X MARL ENE KOSSAKOWSKI Homemaking Mar Large Council 4, Future Nurses' Club l, Hi-Y-Ettes 3 4, Hi-Y Show coor 3, World Af'fairs Club 3, Junior Da Flower Committee, Certificate for Home Nursing 3, Certificate for First Aid 2, Certi- ficate for Child Care 3. ALEX KOWALEWSKI Business Alley Cat Band l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, lntra- mural Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Intra- mural Baseball l, 2,35 Intramural Football l,2, 3, Cross Country l, Bank Teller 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE KOZIOL College Entrance A kim., t r 5 JEROME KOZACKI General Jerry Civil Defense Committee 3, 4, Bank Teller 2, Track 2, lntra- mural Football 2, Decorating Committee for Junior Prom. rl F Science Gerry Honor Roll l, 2, Lar e Council 3 4- Girls'Hi-Y -if rr , , 3,4, Tee l,2, Sports Letter l,2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Chorus 3,4, Band l,2, Orchestra l, Hi-Y Show Cast 3 4' Junior Pla 5 World Affoaro Club 5, Cheer- leacler 4, Bowling 4, Basketball Champs 3, Junior Day Usher 2, Junior Day Assembly Committee, Junior Red Cross 3, French Club 3, Skipper Typing Staff. -8' NORMAN KRANZ College Entrance Science N.J. Large Council 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, Hi-Y Show Cast 4, Stage Crew 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2 3, 4, Honorable mention Footballl, Transfer from East High School. WILLIAM LAPIANA College Entrance Bill Large Council 2, 45 I'li-Y Show Cast 45 Football I, 2, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Swimming I, 2, 45 Track 25 Science Club 45 Chess Club 25 Key Club 3 JEANNE LEE General ARTHUR LEGGETT College Entrance Art Chorus I5 Large Council 45 Hi-Y Show Cast'I5 Track l,3,45 Foot- ball 'I,2, 3, 45 Boys' Small Coun- cil 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4. CONRAD KUSHMAN A Business Connie LOUIS KRAWCHUK General Lew Boys' Hi-Y 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2, 4. Band I 25 Orchestra I, 25 Tennis, Cross Country. Large Council 45 Future Nurses' Club I5 Girls' Hi-Y 3, Correspond- ing Secretary 45 Y-Teen I5 Junior Guard ofHonor5 Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 35 Junior Class Sec- retary5 World Affairs Club 2, Sec- retary 35 Publ i c Address 35 Cheerleader 35 Girls' Small Coun- cil Chairman of Second Lunch5 Bank Teller I5 French Club I, President 25 Skipper Staff Layout Editor 45 Junior Day Decorating Committee5 Chemistry Club 4. Secretarial Jan Girls' Hi-Y 45 Junior Guard of Honorp Chorus 25 Special Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 Usher for Senior Day 35 Graduation Usher 35 Child Core Certificate 35 JOHN LEUTHE College Entrance Fly Boy College Entrance Reg Boys' Hi-Y 35 Track 25 Intramural Baseball I, 25 Junior Day Decor- ating Committee5 Key Club 2. Transfer from East High School. DONNA LA VE RDE Secretarial Speedy POLLEY ANN LESSER College Entrance Kit January Graduate5 Lar e Council I 25 Chorus I,2 3,45 Sl'li-Y Show Clast 35 Honor l?oII I5 Skipper Advertising Staff 25 French Club 2. SUSAN LYNCH College Entrance Large Council 2, 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Y-Teen l, 25 Sports Letter l 2,3, Gold Pin 45 Junior Guard o Honor 35 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show 3' World AffairsClub 2, cms' Small Councio 45 French Club 'l, 25 Jun- ior Day Usher 25 Chemistry Club 45 Junior Prom Decoratin Com- mittee5 Championship Basietball Team 3. MAUREEN LOSEY Secretarial Mor Honor Roll 35 Large Council 25 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show 35 Junior Flower Committee. tlskin JOAN MAH E R Secretarial Joanie Large Council 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 3, 45 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show 35 Bowling 'l,2,35 Christmas Pro ram 35 Spring Concert 35 Junior Sa Re- freshment Committee5 Red Cross Certificate. STASIA MALLAST College Entrance Honor Roll l,2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 3, 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3 45 Y-Teen 25 Sports Letter 'l 2, 3, Gold Pin 4- World Affairs dnb 2,35 l-la-Y Show 45 Junior Class Vice Pres.5 Bank Teller 'I5 Historian of Girls Small Council French Club 'l,25 American Legion Essay Winner 35 Junior Chamber Speaking Contest5 Usher 25 Chemistry per Literary Staff 4. Static of Congress Junior Day Club 45 Skip- DONA MAE MAR TH Secretarial Dee Hi-Y-Ettes 35 Y-Teen I5 Chorus 35 Refreshment Committee for Junior Promg Red Cross Certi- ficate. 37 THEODORA LUKE Secretarial Teddie Large Council 45 Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 SEorts Letter 'I5 Chorus 3, 45 Hi-Y S ow 35 Bowling l, 25 World Af- fairs Club 2,35 Junior Day Usher5 Hi-Y Show Usher 25 S rin Con- cert 35 Child Care gerti?icate5 Junior Day Flower Committee5 Skipper Layout Staff 45 Skipper Typing Staff 45 Skipper Advertis- ing Staff 2. JUANITA LYSARZ College Entrance Science Nita I Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Girls' Hi-Y J 3,45 Sports Letter 'l,2, 3, Gold -, Pin 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 LINDA MAJEWSKI Secretarial Lin Large Council 35 Hi-Y-Ettes 3,45 Skip er Advertising Staff 2' Jun- ior lgro ram Committee5 Hrench Club 1,55 Usher for Senior Day. Certifi cate. CAROL MARTIN General Carol Large Council 45 Y-Teen 4. Hi-Y Show 45 Aqua Show l, 2' 1 Swimming Team 45 Girls' Small Council5 Chairman Junior Dag Usher Committee5 Chemistry Clu Y 5 45 Skipper Literary Staff 4. .5 , PHY LLlS MARACLE Secretarial Phil LCTQBCOUIUSI 1,3545 Junior Typ- ing Committee5 Red Cross ,gh ff. in E . JANICE MARTINELLI Secretarial Jan Honor Roll l, 2,4, Chorus 2 3,45 Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Girls' Declamation 3, 4, Hi-Y Show Cast 'l,2,3,4, Assembly Committee for Junior Day, Decor- ating Committee for Junior Day- MARGARET Mc GREGOR JOHN MARVIN College Entrance Diomedes Honor Roll I, Large Council 3,4, Boys' Hi-Y 4, Band 3, 4, Orches- tra 3 4, Hi-Y Show Cast 4, Intra- mural Football Champions, Varsity Football l 3, 4, Varsity Swimming 1,2,3,4, Intramural Softball i,2, 3,4, lntramural Basketball l 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Debate 4, Pres. Boys' Small Council, Pres. Key Club 3,41 Hi-Y Delegate to Al- bany, Chairman of Player Produc- tion Group. KAREN Mc CALL Fine Art Mar SZ' Large Council 4, Skipper Art Staff 3, Junior Prom Committee, ss' Skipper Art Editor 4, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School. College Entrance Marge Honor Roll 'l,2, 3, Lar e Council 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Y-Teen i,2, Sports Letter l,2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Junior Guard of Honor 3, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 4, World Affairs Club l,2, Girls' Bowling 'I 2 3,4, Girls' Basketball, Bank 'lleller 4, French Club l, 2, Science Club 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Day 81 Prom Committee, Dramatics 3, Skipper Executive Staff 2, 3, 4, 397, ROBERT Mc LEAN College Entrance Scotty 1 5 f I ' I Skipper Assistant Editor 4. MARCIA Mc NUTT Bookkeeping Marc Y-Teen 2, Usher for Junior Day. JOHNMEDAY f i College Entrance Jack Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Large Coun- cil 4, Boys' Hi-Y 3, Vice-Pres. 4, intramural Basketball l, Intramur- al Football I, Projection Crew 2, 3, 4, Boys' Small Council 4, Civil Defense Comm. 3 4, Stage Crew 2,3, French club 1,25 lnterschool lnd l. Science Program of W.N.Y. 4, Science Club 4, Audio-Visual Advisor 3,45 Technical Staff Hi-Y Show 3, 4, Technical Director Hi- Y Show 4, Decoration Chmn., Jun- ior Prom 3, Hi-Y Branch Council PAUL MEGYE5 College Entrance Moose Large Council 3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Varsity Baseball l,2, 3, 4, Var- sity Football 3 4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Intramural Foot- ball 2,3,4, Intramural Baseball 2, 3, BasketbaIIManager 4, Stage Crew 4, Chess Club 3, Decorating Committee Junior Prom. if ,nu 5 I I 4 K' PEGGY MENARD Retailing Peg Y-Teen l, Usher for Senior Day, Red Cross First Aid. 4, Grandette Physics Award 3. GRETCHEN MENDEN Homemaking Mickey Transfer from Grover Cleveland High School. RONALD MEISTER College Entrance Mousy Honor Roll I5 Large Council 3, 45 Boys' Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4, Hi-Y Show Cast 3,45 Intramural Foot- ball I5 Varsity Football 3,45 Projection Crew I5 Junior Play, Rostra 2, French Club I,2, Music Chairman of Junior Prom, Decora- ting Committee of Junior Prom, Technical Staff Hi-Y Show 25 Science Club 4, Advertising Staff 3, 4. Secretarial ROSEMARIE MORELLI Honor Roll 35 Large Council 35 Y-Teen I5 Co-Chairman Junior Prom, Decorating Committee 35 Flower Committee 3, Red Cross Certificate, First Aid Certificate. WILLIAM MURPHY College Entrance Murph Large Council 4, Band I,2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast I, 4, Football 2, 3,45 Track I, 2, 3,45 Intramural Football I,2,3, Intramural Baseball 2, Graduation I Usher 2, Mixed Chorus I. PAULINE MICCICHI College Entrance Latin Paul Honor Roll I,2 3,45 Large Coun- cil 4, Y-Teen I 2' Junior Guard of Honor, Bank Teller 2, 3,45 Red Cross Certificate, First Aid Cer- tificate, Skipper Literary Editor 4. l ROGER MYERS Business Rog Honor Roll 4, Bank Teller 25 Key Club 3, 45 Skipper Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4. LINDA NEFF Secretarial Neffy Large Council 25 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. ' MICHAEL H. NAPORA College Entrance Flash GRACE NARO General Business Gracie' Future Nurses' Club 35 Hi-Y Ettes 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 3 World Affairs Club 3, Refresh- ment Committee for Junior Prom, Red Cross Certificate, First Aid Certificate, Home Nursing Cer- tificate. MARGARET NALEZENEC Secretarial Margie Honor Roll I,2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 3, 45 Sports Letter I5 World Affairs Club I5 Bank Teller I,2, 3,45 Usher for Junior Da 25 Student Representative to P.I.A. 45 Junior Typing Committee, First Aid Certificate 25 Noma Award Bookkeepin 35 Skipper Advertis- ing Staff 2,gl, 4. RICHARD NEFFKE College Entrance Dick Honor Roll 25 Large Council 45 Bank Teller 2. it A l GE RALDINE OCH Secretarial Lar e Council 45 Band 2, 3 45 Orcl?iestra l, 2 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 Annual Band Concert 2, 3, 45 Junior First cate 2. HELEN ORI Flne Art Honor Roll 45 Larg Hi-Y-Ettes 3, Branch Council 45 Chorus 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 , World Affairs Club 2, 35 Junior Day 3 Refreshment Comm. First Aid Certificate Certificate5 Display 45 Christmas Program 35 Skipper Art Staff 35 Poster Contest Winner 45 Co-Art Editor of the Skipper 45 Art Director of Hi-Y CAROL NEUHAUSER Homemaking Squaw Large Council 45 Future Nurses' Club 'I5 Y-Teen 3,45 Junior Guard of Honor. OCINSKA ncerryrr Aid Certifi- JOANNE O'KEEFE General Jo January G r a d u a t e5 Y-Teen I5 Y-Teenettes, President 25 Sports Letter 'I5 Chorus 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3,45 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 World Affairs Club 3. Sunshine e Council 45 5 Red Cross 25 Child Care Committee 3, Show 4. GLORIA PALONAI Fine Art Glo Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 Large Coun- cil 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Skipper Art Staff 3, 4. CATHERINE NOWICKI College Entrance Herman Honor Roll 1,25 Large Council 2, 35 Future Nurses' Club I5 Hi-Y- Ettes 35 Y-Teen 'I5 Delegate to Pennsylvania Conference5 Hi-Y Show Cast 25 Junior Guard of Honor5 World Affairs Club I5 Bank Teller 35 Junior Prom Flower Committeeg Skipper Staff 'l,2,3. EILEEN O'CONNOR Homemaking Red LCIYQB Council 45 Y-Teenettes 3, 45 Home Nursing Certificate 45 Child Care Certificate 45 Display Team Certificate 3. PATRICIA ORBIN Secretarial Pat Honor Roll 35 Large Council 4' Junior Guard of Honor. ROSALIND College Entrance Science Linda Honor Roll I 2,45 Large Council 1.2, 3, 41 Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Y-Teen 1,25 Sports Letter I, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Championship Basketball Team 45 Bowling Team5 World Af- fairs Club 2,35 Junior Play 35 Vice President Girls' Small Council 45 Layout Staff of the Skipper 45 French Club5 Junior Decorating Committee5 Chemistry Club 3. WILMA PANKOW College Entrance Willy Chorus 'l,2,3,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 'l,2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show - Cast 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 35 Committee for Junior Day5 Transfer from Charlotte Sidway. RUSSELL PANZICA College Entrance Science Chin Boys' Hi-Y 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOANNE PAPADAKIS Retailing Jo Jo Honor Roll I5 Large Council 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 25 World Affairs Club I5 Usher for Senior Day5 Girls Bowl- ing 25 Red Cross Certificate5 Skipper Advertising Staff 2, 3. JOHN PARWULSKI College Entrance Speedy Civil Defense Committee 3, 45 Track I, 2, 45 Cross Country I, 2, 35 Freshman Cross Country Record5 Tennis 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 25 Retailing Dis- play Team 3, 4. JAMES PEACOCK College Entrance Big Jim Large Council 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 25 lm,-0. mural Baseball 'I5 Transfer from McKinley High School. Secretarial Corky Large Council 45 Future Nurses' Club 45 Y-Teen 3, Treasurer 45 Chorus 35 World Affairs Club 45 Hi-Y Show Cost 35 Music Com- mittee Junior Day5 Red Cross KAREN PHILLIPS L. A 'W fi Certificate 2. -if JAMES PICONE General Moby Dick Boys' Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 3, 45 Large Council 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 2, 35 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 35 Intramural Football I, 2, 35 Boys' Small Council 45 Decorating Committee Junior Prom5 Student Representa- tive to P.T.A. 4. ARLENE PIEKARSKI Secretarial Nonnie Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 45 Y-Teen 2,35 President 45 Sports Letter l,2,3, Gold Pin 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Senior Closs Vice Pres.5 Band 'l,2, 3, 45 Orchestra I, 25 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 Bowling 45 World Affairs Club 25 Student Rep. to P.T.A. 45 Junior Day Usher Comm.5 Skipper Layout and Typing Staff 45 Red Cross First Aid Certificate 25 Child Care Certificate 3. RICHARD PIETRYKOWSKI Business Rich Honor Roll 45 Boys' Hi-Y 45 Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intro- mural Football I, 2, 3,45 Track 'I. ll Q 5 . 1 I fl LYNN POE RSCHKE College Entrance Latin Smich Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 45 Future Nurses' Club l,25 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Sports Letter l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 World Affairs Club 1,25 Girls' Small Council 45 Rostra- Ass't. Editor 35 Junior Day Usher 25 Junior Day Program Comm.5 Swimming Show l,25 Skipper Ad- vertising Staff I, 2,45 Skipper Literary Staff 4. MARY LOUISE PR ENEVAU Secretarial Weeze Large Council 45 Y-Teen 3,45 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 Bowling 4. RAYMOND PROHASKA Business Ray Large Council 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Swimming 'l. CAROLE PYZYNSKI Secretarial Mickey Large Council 45 Future Nurses' Club 25 Y-Teen 2, 35 Sports Let- ter l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Band 1, 2,3,45 Orchestra 'l, 25 Bowling 45 World Affairs Club 25 Bank Teller 2, 35 Usher Committee Junior Day 3. EDWARD REED Business January Graduate. BARBARA RADGINSKI General Gabby Honor Rall 45 Band 35 Red Cross First Aid 35 Transfer from Pennsylvania. uspeedyn NANCY LEE ROSENBUSCH Secretarial Nan Honor Roll I, 2,3,45 Large Coun- cil 45 Y-Teen 35 Sports Letter l, 2, 35 Swim Show l, 35 Baton Twirler 45 First Aid Certificate5 Junior Life Saving Certificate5 Advertising Staff 2. 1 ui x by NJC HARLOW RAYMOND ' A College Entrance Buz ' 1 Honor Roll l, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 'k W Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 35 A Skipper Advertising Staff l, 2. ' SHARON REESE Business Sherri' MICHAEL ROTH College Entrance Science Prof Three Year Graduate5 Honor Roll 'l, 2, 35 Boys' Hi-Y 35 Chess Club 'I5 Bank Teller 'l5 Large Council 3. , OA R is fm, C V 5. I 'W cre al Jeanie 1 fl H Roll 45 Junior Guard of r 35 F t Aid Certificate. 5 .. 5' Q .--MA X .. I 5 5 'Si A I 2 -,lg-- W 'll 1: 1 , Q ,Ja 5 RUBY RUSHMORE Secretarial Jewel Junior Guard of Honor 35 Orches- tra l, 2, 3, 45 Junior Day Enter- tainment Committee 35 Red Cross First Aid Certificate. JOSEPH INE RUSINEK Secretarial Jo Sports Letter l,25 Y-Teen 45 Red Cross Club 25 Usher Senior Day 35 Usher Commencement Night 35 Treasurer Committee Junior Day 35 Red Cross First Aid Certifi- cate 2. ILDIKO SARKANY ANTONETTE SAMPIERI Secretarial Ski Future Nurses' Club 35 Hi-Y- Ettes 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 Junior Prom Refreshment Committee5 Red Cross Certificate 25 World Affairs Club 3. RONALD SANDER General Hall Monitor 4 College Entrance Science lldi Honor Roll l,2, 35 Large Council 45 Sports Letter 'l, 2, 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Purple and Gold Champion Swimming Team 'l5 French Club 25 Junior Red Cross Certificate 2. -I CAROL SHOEMAKER Business Honor Roll 4. ANITA SCHEUFELE Homemaking BIackie Home Nursing Certificate5 Child Care Certificate5 Junior Red Cross. Bangle .L ,,x,,f,., 5, K 'r 5 .is . rs- JOAN SENDZIAK College Entrance Joni Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Large Coun- cil 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 45 Y-Teen I5 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Sports Letter 1,25 Swimming l,25 Bowl- ing 'l, 2,35 Bank Teller 15 Skipper Advertising Staff 25 Junior Day Usher Committee. 2 RENA RY KOWSKI Secretarial Renee Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross Certificate 2. Sandy CAMI LLE SCALIA Secretarial Cam Future Nurses' Club 45 Y-Teen 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 45 Head Baton Twirl- er 45 Music Committee Junior Day 35 Skipper Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross First Aid Certi- ficate 2. 5 JACQUELYN SIBBLE Homemaking Jackie Y-Teen 4. NANCY SIMPSGN College Entrance Nanc Honor Roll l,2,35 Large Council 45 Y-Teen Chaplain 3, Corres- ponding Secretary 45 Sports Let- ter l, 25 Junior Guard of Honorg Senior Rollcall Monitor5 Skipper Editorial Staff 25 Transfer from East High School. JACK SMITH College Entrance Smitty Large Council 45 Track 'l, 25 In- tramural Football l5 Civil Defense Committee 3, 4. JAMES SMITH College Entrance Jimbo Large Council 3,45 Boys' Hi-Y 45 Chorus 15 Band l5 Hi-Y Show Cast 'l,3, 45 Intramural Football 'l,2,3,45 Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3,45 Debate 45 Cheerleader 45 Boys' Small Council, Treasurer 45 Chess Club 45 Key Club 3,45 Producer Player Production Group 45 Skipper Staff 4. RICHARD SONTAG General Dick JOSEPH SOOS , ..,, .,l, 'O Q A' 52 ., 3 if iil i - Q if i i i f BEVERLY STASHAK Secretarial Stash General Tiny Transfer from Canisius. Large Council 45 Future Nurses' Club 35 Girls' Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 World Affairs Club 35 Skipper Advertising Staff 45 Jun- ior Prom Refreshment Committee MARY SUPPLES Q, ,g,. rig 2 of KATHERYN STll:FLER Homemaking Kathie Future Nurses' Club 'I5 Bowling l, 25 Red Cross, Child Care, and First Aid Certificates. JEANNE SUDERBACK BARBARA STINSON Business Sfinny HOOD! Roll 2, 45 Large Council 45 Y'TeefI 2, 35 Junior Guard of Honor 35 Chorus 25 Child Care Certificate5 Junior Red Cross Certificate. Homemaking Red January Graduate5 Future Nurses' Club 'l5 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 35 World Affairs Club 2,35 Bank Teller 1,2535 Skipper Ad- vertising Staff 25 Lunch Cashier 35 French Club 1,25 Certificate for Child Care and Home Nursing 2,35 Usher for Senior Day and Commencement 2, 35 Red Crass 2, 3. General Marr El.. SET DORA SWAGGARD Homemaking Suzie Gal Red Cross Certificate, Transfer from East High School. JO ANN SZALAY Fine Art Jo Large Council 4, Hi-Y-Ettes 3, President 45 Sports Letter 'l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Hi-Y Shaw Cast 3,45 Purple and Gold Swimming Team 'l,2,3,4i Bowling 45 World Affairs Club 'li Cheerleader 3, Captain 45 French Club 2, Advertising Staff 'l,2, 3, 45 Skipper Art Staff- 'l,2,3, 45 Junior Decorating Committee 3: Swimming Show l,2,3,4. BRENT VERGUSON College Entrance Vergie Track 3, 45 Key Club 43 y Transfer from Kenmore Senior L. Hiah School. A -W SALLY SWA LM College Entrance Sal Honor Roll 'l, 2,3,4, Large Coun- cil 4, Junior Guard of Honor 3, Chorus 31 Band 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Debate 3, Rostra 2, Student Representative to P.T.A., River- side Representative in American Legion Oratorical Contest. - P6539 .ii GERALDINE SZOKA General Gerry Large Council 4, Hi-Y 4, Y-Teen l, 2, Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Cham- pion Basketball Team 3g Skipper Advertising Staff 2, Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3. PEGGY TOMKINS JAMES TRANTER General Peg College Entrance Zoot Q, Si J U G d f 5 L Co ,gl Proiection Crew 4, Football 1,35 .. , 'li 4f 'FC'i.l.. 'r1.i'f.f' ci'Ji'f1, 2'f Hi- Lar99 Council 4- Y 3, 41 Sports Letter l, 21 Junior ,A Guard of Honor 3, World Affairs - Club I, 2, Advertising Staff l, 25 I ' E Junior Program Committee 3: Swimming Show l, 2. ' I ' ELIZABETH vmco fi , W '-g- i Secretarial Peachy f 5 chorus 1, 2, 3, Ha-Y show case 1 H 3, Dwoflgl Affair? Clulb 1, 2, ,M unlor ay ower ommuttee. Eg, l ' s - l' fi MARGARET wEBsTER AR'-ENE W'EDR'CK Secretarial Archi College Entrance Peg Honor Roll I, 2,3,4, Large Coun- cil 45 Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3 4 Girls' Declamation 3, 4, Rostrd 22 Treasury Committee Junior Day Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basket: ball Team, Transfer from Grand lsland Char- lotte Sidway School. Large Council 4, Y-Teenettes 45 Swimming Show l, 2. KAREN WIEGAND General Art Jackie -.5 ,Q Honor Roll 25 Chorus 3. , A-. K . THOMAS WILLIAMS College Entrance Pizon Baseball 45 Transfer from Annunciation High School. General DAVID WINNIE College Entrance Dove Boys' Hi-Y 3, Sergeant at Arms 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 3,45 Large Coun- cil 45 Key Club 45 Swimming 1, Varsity 2, 3, 45 Player Produc- SHIRLEY WILLIS Shirl' Certificate for Child Care. MARCIA WOOD General Elvis Future Nurses' Club 'Ig Y-Teen 2, 3, Recording Secretary 45 World Affairs Club 25 Junior Play 35 Bank Teller I5 Junior Guard of Honor5 Skipper Advertising Staff 25 Home Nursing Certificate 3. tion 3, Sergeant at Arms 4. ar , , .AII I f, ' INN I x uno., MARCIA WORONIAK Business Marc Honor Roll 'I5 Girls' Bowling 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 'l, 2, 3,4. RICHARD WRIGHT General Dick Chorus 'I5 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Chess Club Vice President 'I5 Key Club 45 Director Player Pro- duction Group 3, 45 Make-Up Man Hi-Y Show 3, 4, Junior Play 3. ARTHUR WYCKOFF College Entrance E-ngineering Ertt Large Council 3, 45 Hi-Y Show Cast 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Boys' Small Council. 40 ELEANOR YADLOCZKY Homemaking Ellie Large Council 4. 46 KAREN ZACHARIAS Secretarial Jack Honor Roll 'l, 45 Large Council 3, 45 Hi-Y-Ettes 2, 3, Vice Pres- ident 45 Y-Teen Chaplain 'I5 Hi-Y Show Cast 25 World Affairs Club I5 Cheerleader 2, 35 Junior Day Decorating Committee. JAMES KOTOLAC VERA KOZMA NANCY MINEAR Art Jim Homemaking Vera' Homemaking Nan JOHN MURRY THEODORE NOWAKOWSKl Business J.M. General Ted Large Council 2, 3, Hi-Y Show Cast 31 Track l, 25 Swimming 4. JAMES PARWULSKI CAROL SCHREIBER LORETTA THORNTON Business Jim Homemaking Carrie' General Lorrie Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4: Civil De- Large Council lg Chorus 25 Home Home Nursing Certificate 3 Child fense Committee. Nursing Certificatei Child Care Care Certificate 3 Certificate. BEVERLY WARD Homemaking Bev Future Nurses' Club 25 Y-Teen 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4: World Affairs Club 2. Senior Prom Chairmen: J. MEDAY S. LYNCH Senior Day Chairmen: M. BARR R. HENGEL C. CAMERON, Historian S. SWALM, Salutatorian M. BALL, Valedictoriun L. PALERMO, Poet B. BOROM, Song Writer i ff - ,. ,f f L- ,n L 1' ,I X 1 tv f, f , t f +A! 1 f lib li A I f ,1 y I f , f ji!!! J f fl 1 w A 1 f f I ff, ' 1 L , 'fi N , ,U , J K K' 1 f 15 'Ml If L I f 7 f ,l A A A J!! 4 X I 4 fp ' uf A , l . F J ff ,Lv , Y ,Q A fl ,l gm N ' ly I rg 'W x fda -if X 1, ' J V. 'NV if is . 44 AqA . 'Z if I 5 -1 '4 r 1- i, ' ull Y, . . , l. 1, 4 it , 6 , af em' f , 1 Ky' V V N ' x - , A1 V ' I 'A .X In gs frxy 1 X Tl J xsf'y 'X .rift y +- JYCC4 LL X: ,I 1,1 nuff, , X Class Song fMusic of Cornell Alma Materj From this school we are departing, Tears begin to fall, As we see a crowd before us, We raise up our call. May we be forever faithful To our family, And fo you, our Alma Mater, As we hail thee. May we always, never ceasing, Loyal be and true, As we leave your treasured portals, Riverside, hail to you l - by Beverly Ann Borom 48 pf.-21 ZW CL SSE5 Register,' 7he Register presents the underclassmen of Riverside. Some of these underclassmen we know wellg others are to us only the faces seen in classes, in the halls, in the cafe- teria, and in assembly. But, as such, they form an essential part of the atmosphere of Riverside. Although we may be only acquaintances, as fellow citizens of the community of Riverside we feel united by a background of common inter- ests and loyalties. These pictures will be a memento of this atmosphere and these loyalties. Helen O I 1 LASS of 1958 o be a junior is indeed wonderful! We are now upper classmen, conscious of new rights and new obligations. This year the iunior class sponsored the Holly Hop on December 2lst, which proved to be a tremendous success. . Many of the talented members of our class participated in the school's annual revue, Happy Times. Our class was also represented on the honor roll and in various types of athletics. Everyone is looking forward to Junior Day and the Junior Prom. This will culminate our junior activities and studies. li it 1, Sltflng: Craig Johnson, Sharon Hardy Standing: Rosalind Bertschi, Jerome Fremont, John Robel, Marilynn Truty 50 Qjfvgfv , .. E, WJ' - A 'J ,ai CYNTHIA ADAMCZAK A A CAROL ADELMAN Q. QQ -, 1 J' 'gb ANOELO ALEssANDRA fn? Y Er FLORENCE ANDERSON My A A X A M I ,, i 1 4 A A A L., A 4 ' 5 , ,Uf ' ,J 'L ff MP A - f ' A ' Y I . :LT A 6 , ' 4 A 6... R::q .1 A, . RAV' QEBT RNOLD ' ef gi 5 N ARNONE h Y. T JUDY ASH '-XJ A 494' H REGINALD BANAS ' A A 1- h K Us? ROBERT BARRETT Q4 1 PAUL BARTH . . A A A A ' DAVID BECKER 1a'fw1::Y A A v iiraiiiiisxl 4 A 22 A A A g L A BARBARA BEERs ' A Y -l ,, Ag DONNA BEIRING 'R X , A GEORGE BELLAMY ' K 1 DOROTHY BELTOWSKI 41.11 NN. 4 Rai. 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Q H : I f W 5 I Q . .J I C I if z Q ' ROBERT GESL JUDY GLOVER JERRY GOEZ FREDERICK GOULD RICHARD GRABOWSKI JOANNE GRAF ROSALIE GRANATA MAUREEN GRANT GLORIA GREGORY WILLIAM GRUNZWEIG JOHN GRYBEL IDA HEREID 5 11555355 L134'k?f'iE?3f ' .8g.iff, 1' I gli.- h.X A fp. I I R 'S Q l sg A-5' ' . I A I af. irq .yy law . , , , .. P. f I LL 3 if 3 1 -1 ,4 J V x ,AFA 1 ' lnivf' - ., I ,, :: , E -5 f 6 ff ' .' L -- 5 L . I 3 if abfu gig? W ' u-:Law mf, ML. 53 ROSEMARY FERRI RAYMOND FETZER MARY FINLEY DOLORES ANN FISCHER RONALD FISHER GERALDINE FITZPATRICK SANDRA FOLSOM JACOB FORBRAGED ELIZABETH FORCZEK JOHN FRANKE JEROME FREMONT CAROL FREW PATRICIA GAFUS EDWARD GAL ENZA MARION GEMPKA DONNA GENUNG XI R ' ' Q xg .1 rs . , .I 1 fx Q .-:gf A if sf il!! J ' if V 4. ' ' 1 1 , . S I L I I , W E g Lf' 5- fi . A. -' fi- I A -Q ff E f AIN 'I Us ' ' A ' 1 G-59S --fm : gg, A, iN,g,?g, y.' h. K 'N H y E 5 sb: Q it ef --ff S, ,K . 'A-1595 ' sm, xx? ' 'I fn ggi. 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MABLE WHITE A., P 'Q RUTH wn.L.lAMs MARILYN WILSON A EUGENE WISNOSKI EUGENE WOLANSKI E LINDA WORONIAK Mia EDWARD YAELEGKI AMX klfiiz Siw x ANNA MAE ZAWISKY FRANKLIN ZOHEN Hall pass, mmmmmmmmmm! 61 CAROL BORDEN GORDON COLLINS JAY CRIST JAMES CZEREP THERESA GOLEBIEWSKI ROGER KENEFICK JOHN MACUMBER MARVIN MC NUTT Tennis, anyone ? 1 MARCELLA Mc NAMIE ROBERT PIEHL wH.LlAM ROSINSKI- THEODORE SHAW ROBERT SMITH KENNETH SONTAG TIMOTHY suse JEROME szummsxl 1 Class of '57's Junior Day O 1 X ff . C cn clit oc' - A lv f Q MQ- ' Q bf-al f J Q A CLASS of I9 9 Q K I, ' f . f T LgJ'QiAUlc,f A 11 A fu 1,1 K df lffply ii' Q LL ,k C-JC A c l V cr if CJGLLUL' jfg el, ,,-ffl 'A K, ,JL . 4 YQ x fliokklccktrkli 4 ur new status as sophomores involves added re- sponsibilities and privileges. The first responsibility we undertook was the sponsoring of the Annual Welcom- ing Party for incoming freshmen. With the assurance of one completed year behind us, we initiated and organized many group functions, including The Saturnians and the Chess Club. I sifffify X ww WZ! , R I 1- Row 1 - Carol Cowles, Barbara Hopper, Carol LaNoue, Barbara Long, Mary Jane Zylinski, Lorraine Guize, Gloria Carlson, Mary Ann Bugman. , Row 2 - Kathleen Clune, Judith Wales, Carolyn Szustak, Edith Schisler, Diane Burlingham, Linda Bauer. Row 3 - Catherine Collins, Helen DeGarmo, Patricia House, Mildred Swanekamp. 63 ROOM 103 Row 7 - Carolyn Redman Rita Galvin Virginia Hovey Norma Sherk Eileen Haynos Barbara Elek Row 2 - Eileen McKinley Eileen Haley Dorothy Ochocinska Joan Huegel Kathleen Athans Row 3 - Mary Ellen Klingel Bonnie Lysarz Kay Menard Row 1 - George Hoy John Green Donald Nizialek Robert House Thomas Johnson Hermut Krueger James Snyder Row 2 - Willia oug asmlfutzback Terry Stroh Ray DeGlopper John Fontana Row 3 - Robert DiTondo Biff Titus Richard Budwee Row 1 - Robert Balch Stuart Aljoe Michael Laloclc Peter Frazon Dennis Schwemle Richard Klak Row 2 - David Peters Robert Marinelli Paul Maul Donald Staley Jerome Richmeyer John Rupp Row 3 - James Watz Roger Passage Elmer Clark Robert Cowie ROOM 765 Row l - Gary Hohl Paul Wilhelm John Pedlow Donald DeGlopper Felix Klempka Peter Gollwifzer Gary Green Row2- Charles Bogdan Richard Klusek Base McKnight Eugene Fronczak Donald Piehl John Galiza Row3- Michael Price William Vampoiic David Lockwook Walter Michalslci Rowl- Beniamin Picone James BriH Gerald Howe Richard Wasiura George Lang Gary Schaefzer Donald Zubris Row2- Donald Moffeit Vince Laible John Rocchio Kenneth Staub-. Warren Serafin John Kranz Row3- U John Lonko Calvin Benton Lee Barry Ronald McNally ROOM 231 Row I - Barbara Roggan Kathleen Lee Raylene Zimmer Judy Boyer Marilyn Starr Lee Anna Hereid Judy Linick Diane Militello Row2- Nancy Lesser Dana Lewis Terry Manhard Gerry Granaf Loreita Scheufele N XX X X A 5 I A ' FN' f ax, f '-.A-f ff? new 65 ROOM 237 Row 'I - Judith Caputy Judy Collins Judith Holmes Judith Pyzynski Dorothy Ciotuszynski Eileen Ehlers Jean Urban Row 2 - Ann Treantis Marian Bulson Susan Stumpf Patricia Lance Wendy Holden Evelyn Grant Row 3 - Florence Winters Marcia Matters Kathleen Gottler Barbara Brooks ROOM 259 Row 1 - David Gannon Donald Haines Martin Niezgoda Myron Ortolana John Lang Julius Thurn Row 2 - Joseph Canino William Smith Michael Kostelnik Eric Reimann Anthony Chempinski Row 3 - Donald Miller Richard Reitz Francis Pachla Row 1 - Alfred Lenartowicz Dennis Woloszyn Richard Collins Henry Mullen James Ralston Arthur Duffin John Wilson Row 2 - Clarence Bridges Robert Jellinick Robert Kaiser Kenneth Kramer Ronald Kordasiewicz Stanley DeGroff Row 3 - James Saba Michael Gifford Richard Himbury James Jaworski David Shaffer ROOM 253 Row 1 - Judith Cygan Patricia Eich Donna Tufts Joanne Zysek Maxine Jaremka Diana Morrow Ann Nisbet Row 2 - Judith Evcy Judy Young Jacqueline Palica Marlyn Ryan Shirley Booth Row 3 - Patricia Nowocien Judith Oliver Marcia Polanski Row 1 .. ' ,ld fi Barbara Bernard I Sharon Coles Carolyn Felle , Melanie Hudy Margaret Huber Donna Stein ff! Jacqueline Winarske Row 2 - Rose Marie Horvath Janet Barna Marilyn Geib Patricia Kopra Joyce Winarske Row 3 - Patricia Adamczyk Jane Lewandowski Carol Spaicher June Rowley ROOM 167 Row 1 - Gerald Kennedy Keith Church Stanley Sadowski John Balogh Keith Hess Stanley Bogdan Row 2 - Joseph Edel Michael Knapic Michael Smith Michael Nowak Henry Ensminger Alex Szalay Row 3 - George Weigold Rudy Aranyosi John Hewitt A ff ffjr ff! I 1 R. WM. .NJ 68 ROOM 761 Row 7 - Gerald Neuhauser Robert Russin Stanley Pasek Thomas Frank Darryl Reid John Pauly Gerald McCarthy Row 2 - William Grunzweig Angela Galassi William Collins Felix Tomaszewski Thomas Fox Charles Pinkow Row 3 - Pat O'Connor Hermann Krueger Donald Young ROOM 331 Row 1 - Marcia Farish Lorraine Dissette Mary DeLong Peggy Weber Pamela Peacock Pauline Kieselbach Barbara Avino Row 2 - Dianne Swiatek Gail Gordon Mary Savage Jessie Gryniewski Margaret Saba Row 3 - Judith Friedmann Peggy Burandt Dianne Beardsley Row 1 - Rosemary Shulick Jane Kiianka Janice Kinney Theresa Toth Marianne Papaj Beverly Radginski Mildred Bielicki Row 2 - Marlene Brill Carol Lazarus Louanne Buckman, Betty Smith ' Patricia Goulding Row 3 - Barbara Stuhlmiller Diane Barlette Marian Macek lj x ,FJ ROOM 223 ' Row l - X I Leona Burkej Marguerite Klein Kathleen Haywood Frances Lapaglia Sandra Sztukowska Kathy Molnar Joan Burgess Arlene Hart Row 2 - lsabel Vizzi Thelma Fritz Linda Simmance Mary Ann Leisck Shirley Ann Penko Diana Avino Geraldine Potocki Row l - Barbara Cassidy Gale Lier Danna Rindfleisch Marlene Schwab Shirley Landow Katherine Flood Nancy Denver Patricia Mokula Row 2 - Judith Campbell Chris Golonka Sharon Kushman Carol Brennan Alice Borghi Linda Griffin Mary Jane Beehler ROOM 137 Row I .. Aliciann Fish Vicky Hunt Judith Kaefer Shirley Peace Beth Halin Betty Fortney Susan Ayers Row 2 - Lena Asbach Alberta LaBuda Henrietta Paluch Lillian Sherman Patricia Drozdowska Sharen Omel Row 3 - June Lucas Joyce Szczylcutowicz Mary Ann Plevniak Patricia Jalowiec ROOM 137 Row 1 - Gretchen Group Patricia Schmidt Lauralee Johnson Melba Farish Beatrice Breddy Joyce Albright Row 2 - Judith Austin Donna Richeal Carol Roberts Carole Brenkacz Raw 3 - Carol Watz Catherine Oppel Rosemary Dean ROOM 241 Row 7 - Carol Doling Nancy Heurter Alecia Ralph Sue Hepworth Rose Mary Woicieszak Peggy Ann Beiring Row 2 - Patricia Kelleher Frances Murphy Madaline Hrebik Judith Wasielewska Eugenia Ferri Row 3 - Sandra Leggett JoAnn Carlin Mary Ann Uilaki Row 1 - Judith Kuehling Donnella Reed Audrey Nilsson Carol Hess Johanna DelMonte Sue Barlow Beverly Dilano Row 2 - Patricia Gowel Carol Cieplinski Sandra Biggs June Szustakowski Sharon Meaney Joan Gagola Mary Ann Daster 1 jill f i NN Y VA . ' Q, 1 f fmt A ut VAUQN-A of I A xi N ' ' A i A ,A piggy, X film will ll for if we ' A ' Qi mx dx J- fi V J H Y ,lf J' ,fafnf A .t v u N a , , f , www swf il J l iw A 1 gi ,MY X, ,!,! QV, AMY 'f5O'ffJlf'- All QAM of QQ Jfffi' , J ,yin yi 7he Freshman class is pos ar27 t ing 'Qli kl N T 'li students, some of Wom gH.i44s in their gr . ' g , X ju class, and others who were winners ofthe Jesse Ketchum X A l X ,bl ' 1 M l Award, or of the American Legion Citizenship Award. .N Q b L it cl This year some freshmen have displayed their talents in Qy l Kyiv the production, Happy Times . With its variety of talent W A , WTI? C Y? X we are sure the freshman class will in its turn adequately X C fill the places of upper classmen. TIMQQ J , , - L yt-My im Pvvliv mil, Q 7 gs ,, H, , L .,511gxgJ 'sac A l 'O' X KJWVW y fjl Q 0 MV .' 'lj li ff' ' fi , J Aly fi fl! ,J t if ,Imp l L lp - Rf lilllmlid Row 1- Dorothy Holdsworth, Janice Artemyak, Beverly Jannorte, Joyce Cook, Joyce Rogowski, Rosaria Canino, Darlene Herrmann. Row 2 - Judith Weber, Barbara Allen, Patricia Graczyk, Maryann Zyak, Kathleen Clark AQf J S 'h. . Rowjoiclfynnrle' Reid, Sheila Fronczak, Lottie Jankiewicz, Bonnie Hermia , QXQQJ e 71.2 ' 71 s I I 4 A . .4 fC e ' ff-,fd Q97 'fi 4748- i A J V i ff X ff LL, Robm ' QA 'L Jgow l - X i VX f , Florence Konarzewski 6,1 Barbara Paszek XJ X L lfRifa Jedrzeiewski ,x ' Patricia Lavigne K NV V Lorraine Przybysze' :Xi h Rose Marie Szyadoweti gl Betty Adams +1 Row 2 - X 9 Ann Canaski XX j Sandra Bingham 1 K Sharon Bingham 'J 'X S Joyce Jurczak XR X Marlene Mock j . Row 3 - ' Xl Alice Gyimoty X Barbara Jaeger X Donna Elliot z' Joan Ypung X in ., 7 -' A ,rlrfvd 'fx f' 7 lf if Nfl f' X ROOM 221 Row 1 - Louise Covell J Donna Bielicki Babette Fedo Patricia Meade Nancy McNally Nancy Carter Winifred Farinech Row2- c .1 , x , iv' X-.J 'Cx X, , N Mary Ann Pendrys f- Mary Altmeyer Diane Galo I Florence Bucholtz K' NX Kathleen Breddy . 'BAY' V 1 Darlene Gielow N Row 3 - Donna Hulbert X .i Melinda Mayer J Barbara Fussin M Regina Prudzieniga N Ni , cali l sl rl i eil gl Rolf lv- 'EX Lloulse Lopat 5 ' Shir:'ley Hermannv 'KG A Carol Elliott X 'Gi 2 Joan Ayer bk Rose Roval ' Judith Sonfag , Dolores Wierbowski , Row 2 - U Jo Anne Kopp Marcia Fiel Sandra Westfall ,fl Diane Wagner ,A 6 Ll Beverly Fussell , ' I' ll Karen Franke Row 3 - I ,, I- ' Virginia Daniels ll L-' Jewel Rhodehouse f, sem, Ann Rodah ' ff, 9 Sandra Glasgow '54, I, f w' if I ,pies 1':i'iX W A ff,6bW ROOM 387 Row 1 - Robert Yerpe David Fish Wade Hartsell Anthony Cascio Jack Womer Verne Gifford Rowl- Joseph Hrycych Jerome Sauberan Kenneth Bittner Frank Chip Carl Nyquist Patrick O'Connell Row3- Theodore Messenlchner Edward Kelly Richard Kasperek Thomas Young Dennis Hayden Rowl- Thomos Crooks George Roberts Terry Brown Paul Wagner Gerald Dunn Joseph Kustich Row2- Charles Suhay Ronald Peters John Kumiega Roger Underwood Gerald LeVea Virgil Cole Row 3 - Richard Purucker Del Holler Robert Wright Richard Moore Thomas Foustner Roger Jueckstock ROOM 61 Row 7 - Judith Robel Helen Mitchell Linda Palmer Joan Kizer Carol Rickard Diane Chaba Carole Carruthers Row2-- Karen Collins Mary Lonko Sandra Romanczyk .- Louise Loynes vi' Carol Peszko Sandra Miklos Dianne Schreiber ' Row3- lg Laurie Watz Mary Jane Rohde Valencia Osgood Phyllis Yackey Jeannette Joblonski Margaret Rollain Joann Hore 1 e -4 sf' ,ggi 'ws 73 ROOM 337 Row 1 - Joan Brach Elizabeth Gawrys Carolyn Smith Carol Narus Diane Ostachowski Marilyn Powlik Mary Baca Row 2 - Jean Kiianka Diane Szuflinski Arlene Poleum Judith Bastian Patricia Balch Suzanne Schmidt Row 3 - Marietta Palermo Gail Gallagher Gloria Borg ' Wifiiiiw Row l - Norine Heitman Susan Olah Judith Wackenheim Lorelei Prenatt Anne Viola Sharon Von Slyke Rose Marie Varela Row 2 - Marcia Guzenski Carole Gemhka Joyce Guildner Sandra Wudyka Carol Napora Patricia Zaifert Row3- Charlotte Plewniak Patricia Wydra Shirley Baer ROOM 399 Row l - James Sibble Robert Barcilcowslci Jerome Cichocki James McCausland Carl Seitz Michael Uilaki William Waterrose Charles Hall Row2- William McCusker Richard Safran Robert Connolly David Wright John Speical Kenneth Marvin David Stenson Row3- James Moorhouse Ronald Bentley Ronald Williams William Stanley Lawrence Hancherick ROOM 399 Row l - Arthur King Paul Strand Framk Spampata Stephen Hussar William Kurasz ' James Wilson Row 2 - ' Robert Little i John Horan Joseph Vozar N x Donald Rycroft of Andrew Mqndum X Q-' 9 N Charles DiMartino W Howard Moore Row 3 - ! , 5' Kenneth Richardson ,A E f , Ronald Eaton W A , H I Dennis Wilson Q 5 fix 'Q Dennis Schmidt Charles Lance James Sivertsen Paul Berry Raw l - George Andersen Joseph Oishei Timothy Gruber James Von Stein Randy Schuster Howard Brown William Johnson Row 2 - Bronislaus Kopra William Ortner Fred Wieder Justin Jimenez Warren Tyner Arthur Ressman Row 3 - Michael Farinech Daniel Penksa Francis Smith Anton Hudi William Dietrich 1 f 14'f!i, ,4 D' . DQJXJ iffff ff gl , fr .J ' Room 341 XXV' 'Hy ,ff Row 1 - ' Joan Tucholka f, Sheila Bookhagdn Pamela Bardol Patricia Baker Frances Daly Barbara Stanczyk Sharon Papai Row 2 - Carol Albrecht Patricia Meendt Christine Grabowski Denise Jaworski Victoria Horosh Row 3 - Diane Kopra Mariorie Frizell Mary Mandel Patricia Finley s:'31,f 5 af , KX, 4' 4 - ' -C NC ' . X . ff , .' '45 1 A- X, 1' .A I ., ROOM 341, Row l 4 .i Bonnie Hdwn ' Christine'Wieczorek Gloria Jean Voelker Judith Eisele Carol Ann Kiczewska Lois Collins Mary Gail Neff Row 25- Joyce Capuson Louise Dentice Jean Clabeaux Gloria Jean Santo Suzanne Link Row 3 - Monica Musial Barbara Fehr 1 X Karen Nebrich 51,41 i f jf ,I l Ll' Row 1 - Carol Rzewuski Patricia Gurecki Ann Poleum Carol Faulks Adel Weber Darlene Ruller Carmen Pequeen Judy Fries Row 2 - Heide Phelps Sandra Albright Lorraine Lambert Eileen Rosinski Edythe Strait Patricia Caneles Judith Gross Row 3 - Sharon Hoffman Florence Urycki Eilleen Drozdz Carol Clark Shirley Stahl Barbara Kenefick ROOM 329 Row l - Arlene Zeller Charlotte Gala Angela Musalino Emillie Weihmueller Judith Murphy Jane Sobierai Joan lnsinna Mary Howlett Row 2 - Norma Gesl Barbara Lafferty Cind Sutter Judith Kernahan Marie Archibald Ruth Buchinger Eileen Rosinski Nancy Polis Row 3 - Barbara Lee Stiffler Christine Brown Carol Schroeder Orlen Mullen Brenda Verguson Sharon Slocum Mariorie Townsel Patricia Zapalowski ROOM 329 Row 1 - Sharon Farrell Patricia Fleischer Carol DeGlopper Gail Pfeiffer Janet Palonai Carol Davies Janet Baker Row 2 - Bar bara Burnett Mary Ann Nowotarski Penny Heurter Bonnie Gehl Sue Kessler I Darleen Gillespie 1 Row 3 - N Mary Jane Suczkarski Dianne Wollage Janet Porter W 3 l Karen Mabry ff' Judith Drumb Shirley Adelman ROOM 359 Row 1 - Joel Case Robert Litz Jerome Koncikowski Ronald Adamek James Zielen Gu Fenger Robert Young Rowl- Richard Matecki Kenneth Plewa Phillip Koabel Kenneth Piechowiak Kenneth Lynch Philip Mazur Row3- Robert Belfour Richard Trzeciak Herbert Crispell Robert Van Houten Terry Tolman Elliott Loynes Rowl- James Wright George Wright David Hess James Crist James Lang Thomas Everett Ronald Rycroft Rowz- Kenneth Tollner Robert Rowley Richard Novier Fred Eickhoff Row3- Thomas Rule David Luggar Geor e Woitowicz Stanliy Tumidolsky gg 77 1 . V l I2lvERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL prese nTS HAPPY TIMES ADMISSION Thurs. f Fri. fems,1q,ws1 R EX 4'-qw. - 2-. ' S 'ls Q, Cf- C CCQLUC LQ l' CTIVITI5 Almanac 7he activities program at Riverside broadens our interest and enables us to spend our leisure time profitably. The sev- eral organizations awaken in us new inter- ests, and help to develop our individual talents and abilities. In addition, they pro- vide an opportunity to meet and work with other people of similar and dissimilar interests. This chapter, then, is the alman- ac of Riverside, the facts and figures on the service and social organizations in Riverside . L f s iv M In QF a!m DK JN Glori cn 'poionai yew. Gold Pin Scholar Row l - J. Sendziak, S. Swalm, M. Ball, M. Armitage, M. Nalezenc. Row 2 - L, Poerschke, M. J. Alder, c. cameron, P. Maccache. , ' , - I ffiflfr I . - K' ' 'X I we Debate ' . it V ' Row I - M. Barr, S. Swalm, C. Cameron, S. Mallast, Mr. Blomberg. Row2 - J. Passage, M. Gidos, J. Marvin, M. Falsone. 80 7' . I or the past four years these students have maintained a 907. or above average. The mark of recognition for their splen- did work is a gold pin. From them, Millicent Ball and Sally Swalm, as those who attained the highest average for the tour years, have been chosen Valedic- torian and Salutatorian, respectively. .w '1 .f ' k, ach year the public high schools throughout the city compete for the championship cup in Debate. This year our teams were coached by Mr. William Blomberg. On the subiect, Resolved: That the federal government subsidize scholarships for qualified students, our teams were ably represented by the fol- lowing: Affirmative at Grover, M. Barr, M. Falsone, J. Marvin, Alternate, J. Martinelli, Negative at Tech, J. Pas- sage, 5. Swalm, M. Gidos, Alternate, C. Cameron. fd I V. Y Y, . .It E f K. ' JA, ft , A . J i 1 fu.-'J ' ' A i i . f + Declalmers Q il' ' Orators J- Esedi. L- Simmuncet J- Mflffinelllf M- J- ZYlif Skif Mr. Blomberg, M. Falsone, J. Passage, J. Marvin, M. M. Barr, C. Cameron, M. Webster. GiClOS. nder the capable coaching of Mr. Blomberg, Riverside took part in several public speaking contests this year. ln the Girls' Declamation Contest, the first event of the year, Mary Jane Zylinski was chosen to represent us in the semi-finals. Michael Gidos and Stasia Mallast were our representatives in the Voice of Democracy Contest, Myron Falsone in the American Legion Oratorical Contest and James Passage in the Sons of the American Revolution Speaking Contest. Participating in the Boys' Oratorical Contest were: M. Falsone, J. Hewitt, J. Kumiega and J. Passage. Chess Club Row I - C. Seitz, J. Hewitt, R. Passage, J. Lung, T. Johnston, R. Golemb, D. DeGlopper, M. Niezgoda. Row2 - M. Roth, P. Frazon, R. Jueckstock, S. Molnar, A. lsler, J. Watz, H. Krueger, J. Bqlogh, he Chess Club has given valuable experience to our chess experts and novice players, both in intramural and interscholastic competition. 81 Row 1 fseatedl - OFFICERS: F. Molnar, A. Nisbet, J. Passage, M. J. Zylinski, J. Watz, R. Kaiser, D. Reed, J. Row 2 C Row 3 P Row 4 R Row 5 S. M Holmes. -- M. Palermo, R. Adamek, E. Schumacher, J. Murphy, A. Musalino, D. DeGlopper, S. Fenlon, S. Leggett, Hess, J. Fridmann, B. Stiffler, C. Adelman. - E. Siegesmund, Moderator, J. Kuehling, J. Campbell, L. Guize, M. Niezgoda, J. Special, F. Anderson, Harnisch, C. Musial, A. Jarqiello, J. Lukasik. - F. Klempka, D. Rechin, T. Reimann, G. Potocki, C. Smith, G. Pfeiffer, A. Weber, E. Drozdz, J. Falk, Brock, D. Ruller, E. Strait, J. Guildnet- - J. Lang, D. Moffett, C. Pinkow, G. Hohl, W. Michalski, J. Urban, P. O'Connor, J. Fontana, A. Treantis, Sztukowski, S. Penko, S. Stubbe, D. Morrow, D. Szuflinske, R. Shulick, F. Urycki, R. Honour, T. Rycombel, Szczepanik. The Saturnians he Saturnians, an organization completing its first year at Riverside, and functioning under the aegis of Miss Eleanor Siegesmund, faculty adviser, was formed by the Riverside Latin students. Modeling our organization on that of the Roman Republic and observing the holidays of the Roman calendar, we gain a more vivid insight into classical civilication. The high spots of the year were a mock gladiatorial combat, which commemorated the death of Caesar on the ldes of March. 82 MNT t World Affairs Club Row 1 - P. Palmeri, Chaplain, J. Lulcasilt, Treasurer, F. Latka, Vice-President, D. Stewart, President, P. Vence, Secretary, S. Fenlon, Historian, S. Hardy, Sargeant-at-arms. Row 2 - P. Papadilcis, L. Wilson, J. Kerr, G. Weigild, F. Gould, C. Scalia, K. Phillips, G. Piccolo, J. Egedi. Row3 - J. Polca, C. Tatho, J. Jones, C. Pecoraro, B. Brooks, L. Hereid, B. Elek, S. Herczeg, C. Buck. Row4 - J. Homes, H. Paluck, S. Penko, H. DeGarmo, L. Simmance, B. Sieczarski, A. Nisbet, M. Martinkovic F. Molnar. Row 5 - R. Shulick, D. Reed, J. Passage, E. Salhoff, R. Golemb, M. Roth, T. Reimann, R. Dombrowski, D. Rechin. Not Present - Dr. Valentine, faculty advisor. he students in this group are very much aware of international news. Under the direction of Dr. Helen Valentine, they make it their special study to understand and evaluate world conditions, political, economic and otherwise. To accomplish this, the programs throughout the year take various forms. The Christmas party featured one of our students, Helmut Krueger, recently of Germany. They have participated in the newly formed Interschool Junior Council of World Affairs, and this year, will represent Liberia in the Model United Nations General Assembly. Our representatives to the Interschool Junior Council of World Affairs were Donna Stewart, Sharon Fenlon, Patricia Vence, and Frances Molnar. President - Donna M. Stewart Secretary - Patricia Vence Vice-President - Florence L. Latka Treasurer - Joanne M. Lukasik 83 Miss Sgchulz's Chorus Accompanist - Sally Toomie. Row 1 - Miss Schulz, K. Colune, P. Lesser, S. Ayres, E. Schumaker, P. Harnisch, T. Luke, K. Menard, B. Lysarz. Row 2 - J. Gross, D. Ostachowslci, E. Drozdz, C. Collins, M. Bulicki, J. O'Keefe, J. Glover, G. Koziol, S. Jones, L. Neff. Row3 - P. Vince, M. Cawliclc, J. Calonai, F. Murphy, S. Schmidt, W. Pankow, N. Huerter, G. Pfeiffer, M. Brad- shaw, D. Reed, J. Martinelli. Row4 - M. J. Rohde, C. Felle, S. Hardy, D. Dallos, G. Lier, S. Giggs, C. Collins, S. Kushman, C. Kiesellsack, N. Tobe. he music department at Riverside is a varied one, providing an opportunity for any latent musical talent among the students to express itself. These students, realizing that music is an integral part of their education, have devoted much of their time to perfecting their natural capacity for music. Our band, under the excellent direction of Mr. Harold Hull, remains one of the best in the city. It adds a rousing note to all our assemblies, open house, and important football games. The annual concert in June gives its members an opportunity to demonstrate their great musical skill. 84 Q 'X .Xj N X Hull's Chorus Row I S. Row 2 M Row 3 S. Row 4 G Row 5 - M. Finley, C. Rumbarger, C. Efren, J. . Anderson, G. Voellcer, R. Ostachowski, B. - Mr .Hull, Director, B. Sadkowski, B. - F. Molnar, C. Buck, C. Kline, J. Egedi, D. Tufts, C. Hess, P. Weihmuller, S. Hessler, C. Farnen, Albright, S. Hoffman, E. Davies, J. Gagola, P. Gawel. Kuefer, C. Cameron, J. Palica, L. Watz, J. A. Graff, C. Norus, Avino, B. Harnan, H. Ori. Ward, M. Townser, M. Grant, C. Flood, F. LoPaglic, C. Elliott, Jones, J. Bauer, M. Matters, B. Sieciarski, B. Farley, J. Gryniewski, J. Szustakowski. - C. Adamczak, E. Arnold, M. Savage, N. Denver, S. Hepworth, J. Ayer, R. Rose, P. LaVigne, B. Adams, . Bielicki, T. Golebiewski, C. Brenkacz, E. McKinley, G. Granat, A. Bukowski, M. Juzwik. - P. Peacock, J. Sontag, F. Buchattz, C. Pequeen, J. Wachenheim, M. Schwab, M. Swanekamp, A. Fehren- backer, C. Carruthers, D. Hielbert, J. Smith, J. Evoy, P. Guize, M. Polanski, J. Albright. The orchestra, also under Mr. Hull's supervision, plays for all our special programs, and helps to create the distinctive atmosphere of Junior and Senior Days, and graduation. Under the direction of Mr. Hull and Miss Katherine Schultz, each of the two choruses provides enter- tainment at our Christmas and Easter assemblies. They also participate in the Annual Variety Show and the Spring Concert. We congratulate the band, orchestra, and choruses, with their directors, for making Riverside's music department one of the best. 85 Band CLARINETS Joyce Ball Millicent Ball Peggy Barr Robert Borghi Barbara Burnett Connie Cameron Judith Campbell Raymond Fetzer Arlene Hart Ray Hengel Madelene Hrebik Vicki Hunt Sharon Jones Bonnie Kopra Conrad Kushman Marcia Matters Frances Molnar Roger Passage Arlene Piekarski Carole Pyzynski Dolene Ruller Eric Rumann Linda Woraniak Marcia Woraniak TRUMPETS Ester Arnold Carlo Buck Jack Cohen Robert Davies Harold Fish Dennis Glynn Carole Hershberger Stephen Hussar Joseph Justrzab Gerald Levea Kenneth Marvin James McCausland B Q25 jj. aa Arlene McKinley Donald Moffett James Passage Harlow Raymond Mary Savage Stanley Tamidolsky Celland Ward FRENCH HORNS Connie Efren Joyce Egedi Carolyn Kline Geraldine Ochochinska Wilma Pankow Gerry Piccolo Donna Rechin Sally Swalm BARITONES John Fontana Joseph Foresta Robert Gaye Al Esler Charles Lance Alfred Lenartowicz SA XOPHONES Mildred Bielicki Wade Hartlsell Robert Honour Carol La Neue Russell Panzica , Dennis Wolosziyn TROMBONES Gene Adams Ellen Davies Gerald Frydlo Ronald Klusek Douglas Kutzback Michael Lalock John Marvin Myran Ortolano Jerome Syuminski John Van Nort TUBAS Robert House Base McKnight William Murphy Charles Pankow FLUTES Joyce Albright Melba Farish Marian Macek Peg Webster PERCUSSION Barbara Bernard James Crist Sharon Fenlon Gary Morse Michael Szczipanik Florence Veycki George Weigold Orchestra VIOLINS Barbara Benard Jacquiline Dangleis Carol Davis David Fish Carole Gembka Richard Klusek William Kurassz Robert Lance Dorothy Ochocinska Geraldine Potocki Barbara Roggan Linda Simmance Edyth Strait Marcia Woroniak CELLOS Kathleen Faude Wilma Pankow Norma Sherh FLUTES Joyce Albright Melba Farish Marian Macek Peg Webster SAXOPHONES Mildred Bielicki Wade Hartsell Robert Honour Carol La Noue Gerald Toczek CLARINETS Joyce Ball Millicent Ball Margaret Barr Robert Borghi Constance Cameron Raymond Fetzer Arlene Hart Madalin Hrebik Vicki Hunt Sharon Jones Bonnie Kopra Frances Molnar Roger Passage Dolene Ruller Linda Woroniak TRUMPETS Ester Arnold Carol Buck Jack Cohen Robert Davies Harold Fish Carole Hershberger Stephen Hussar Joseph Justizob Gerald Levea Kenneth Marvin James McCausland Donald Moffett James Passage Harlow Raymond Stanley Tumidolsky Celland Ward Dennis Woloszys PERCUSSION James Crist Gary Morse Michael Szczepanik PIANO Ellen Davies Sharon Fenlon Florence Wycki BARITONE Alfred Lenartowicz FRENCH HORNS Connie Efren Joyce Egedi Geraldine Ochocinska Donna Rechin Sally Swalm TROMBONES Gene Adams Gerald Frydlo Ronald Klusek Michael Lalock John Marvin Robert Sikorski Jerome Szuminski John Van Nort TUBA William Murphy l 87 l MOCALL Editors Pauline Miccichi, Mary Jane Alder, Karen McCall, Miss Haberman, Helen Ori, Michael Gidos, Jeanne Lee, Margaret McGregor Squad Row 1 - A. Piekarski, R. Bertschi, P. Pyzynski, F. Anderson, M. Falsone, K. Karpie, T. Luke, S. Jones, M. Ball, H. Ori. Row2 - J. Ball, C. Drumb, F. Latka, G. Koziol, W. Scott, D. Stewart, J. Picone, R. Passage, J. Watz. Row 3 - L. Poerschke, J. Bogdan, R. Palermo, S. Mallast, J. Marvin, M. Gidos, C. Musial, A. Wyckoff, J. Lysorz C. Cameron. 89 7 Ad Staff Row 1 - S. Hoffman, J. Szalay, C. Seitz, L. Lambert, D. Syoser, G. Frydlo, E. Schmigelsky, M. Losey, J. Rusinek Row2 - K. Flood, F. Canaski, R. Rose, B. Radginski, C. Smith, J. Wacienheim, L. Poerschke, F. Latka, B. Roggan Row3 - J. Long, P. Mandt, B. Gidick, M. Poutie, P. Meade, F. Murphy, D. Tufts, R. Meister, J. Sontag, S. Watz Row 4 - R. Myers, R. Wasuira, K. Skolyan, R. McCreadie Not Present - M. Brill, R. Cowie, H. Crispell, J. Glover, P. Goulcling, J. Long, T. Luke, K. Ph i l I i p s, J.Robel, E. Weihmueller. Ad Staff i i I i i Row I - C. Scalia, C. Golonka, C. DeGIopper, A. Rissman, D. Stewart, C. Buck, A. Zawisky, J. Jones, D. Bielicki, M. Hrebik Row 2 - B. Gehl, J. Kulanek, N. Denver, B. Nurnett, D. Elliot, J. Bastian, J. Evoy, M. Falsone, S. Herczeg, S. Adelman, A. Canaski Row3 - G. Gordon, H. DeGarmo, M. Jaremka, A. Fish, C. Kline, C. Adamczak, P. Jalowiec, K. Lee, E. Cieslewicz, R. Harvath, G. Group Row 4 - J. Gembka, J. Hester, K. Kramer. 90 Key Club Row 1 - D. Winnie, J. Frydlo, Secretory, J. Smith, Vice-Pres., J. Morvin, President, E. Salhof, Treasurerg A. lsler Row2 - G. Walton, A. Legget, N. Kronz, L. Honcherick, P. Barth, B. Verguson, R. Meyers, T. Rycomlael, P. Runfola Row 3 - J. Picone, P. Meyges, A. Wyckoff, D. Schmidt, G. Erion, K. Marvin, R. Honour. ur fundamental object, to build a better community through service, is carried out by doing such things as maintaining the grounds of the war memorial, and helping to promote the success ofthe Variety Show. Civil Defense Row 1 - J. Parwulski, J. Parwulski, P. Meyges, R. Meister, C. Ottaviono, A. Wyckoff, J. Kozocki Row2 - J. Smith, R. Davis, N. Kranz, J. Medoy, J. Alessi, B. Gaye Row 3 - R. Fredericks, J. Picone, E. Golebiewski, L. Hcncherick, D. Demshock Absent - Moderator, Mr. Heck. he American people need to be informed on how they can help themselves and others in the event of an emergency -- this is the purpose of the Civil Defense group at Riverside. 91 Lffliiiiif' i f ' -+1 M,.M X ,, . iz: i X' JAMES SMITH President Vice President Secretary TFBGSUYGI' -quiet SMALL -auf nder the direction of Mr. Arthur Downes, the Boys' Small Council was active, as always, - , ' A A' this year in working for the good of the students , ,Q A -f V3 and the school. ARTHUR LEGGETT 2 A 41' ff' JRR :nv ' :Effi- U 5?frH5.'5' H 1 i9i'1Y'fi'? -A fr ff gig DONAL BURNS V ,I ,,. , V ,u,, - ,, :Vg I X r MR. ARTHUR DOWNES Advisor The Council set up a new system of hall monitors, headed by Arthur Wyckoff for the boys' side ofthe building. Louis Hancherick and Jim Smith saw that the flags were paraded at every assembly. Jack Picone and Dennis Glynn repre- sented us on the Riverside High School and Community Association, and Michael Gidos on the Inter-High School Student Council. ol .ff 1 X 1 MICHAEL GIDOS i'i3ii-M f JUANITA LYSARZ JOAN BOGDAN LINDA PAL-ERMO Treasurer Sec,-,gory Vice President COUNCILS t is the purpose ofthe Girls' Small Council to organize and supervise, together with the Boys' Small Council, all those activities which tall within the sphere of student government. Each year we provide monitors for the girls' side of the building, all the receptionists and a different Senior girl to lead the prayer for each assembly. This year we gave a Farewell Dinner for Mr. McGowan and a Valentine's Party for the Large Council. In all these activities, we have been aided immeasurably by the direction and assistance of Miss Arlene Snell. VERA BOEHLER Receptionist ENE SNELL Advisor ' wks LYNN POERSCHKE JEANNE LEE Hall Monitors Chairman 2nd Lunch 93 CCONSTANCE President SUSAN HYLANT Assembly Monitors STASIA MAL Historian Chairman I st Lunch -4 an v ii .ffl Boys' Hall Monitors J' S I Row l - A. Leggett, J. Picone, J. Marvin, A. Wycoff, J. Meday, D. Glynn, L. Hancherick, J. Smith. Row2 - E. Cieslewicz, R. Prohaska, R. Barrett, N. Kranz, R. Grazelka, C- 0flGVi0f10, R- MeiSfel'1 E- G0l0beWSki, R. Fredericks, P. Meyges. Row 3 - R. Fisher, A. Sherman, R. Mercier, J. Hall, C. Johnson, K. DeWald, R. Sander, D. Burns. Row 4 - M. Jaworski, D. Demshock, R. Klusek, R. Neffke, K. Skolyan. Assembly Monitors Row 1 - B. Lee, J. Lysarz, L. Poerschke, S. Hyland, J. Bogdan, S. Lynch, L. Palermo, J. Lee, M. McGregor. Row 2 - C. Rickard, L. Reid, R. Varela, J. Hooffallen, B. Jannotfe, N. Simpson, D. Devald, P. Meade, B. Stashak, C. Kiszka. Row3 - M. Jaremka, C. Faulks, C. Scal, P. Tetra, M. Finley, S. Sfumpf, G. Granat, A. Ralph, G. Szoka, P. Schmidt. Row4 - J. Hulpiau, C. Proden, C. Carruthers, J. Tucholka, C. Albrecht, J. Winarske, J. Sontag, M. Swankamp, D. Avino, M. Zylinski. Row5- K. Collins, J. Tries, C. Lazarus, J. Kiianka, J. Picone, R. Kordaziewicz, N. Kranz, J. Wright, A. Wyckoff, G. Koziol, S. Smith. 94 Hall Monitors Row I - P. Abbott, A. Kaczmarek, P. Tomkins, J. Szalay, L. Poerschlce, J. Hester, S. Swalm, E. Schmegelslcy. Row 2 - K.Zacharios,K.McColl, l...Diegelmon, C. Drumb, N. Rosenbusch, P. Micciche, G. Kosiol, T. Luke, N. Kobza, J. Lukasik. Row 3 - P. Biringer, N. Kosprzyk, D. Erickson, K. Phillips, J. Ball, A. Muido, F. Anderson, K. Steinberg, B. Schouer, G.Ochocinsko. Row 4 - D. Gutlovics, G. Polonai, C.Martin, V.Albright, C. Kindren, K. MacDonald, S. Watz, B. Stinson. Row S - A. Wiedrick, E. O'Connor, D. Gushue, M. McGregor, l. Scrkony, G. Boldcluff, M. Nolezenec, J. Ruddy, S. Lynch, L' Poiemm' Receptionists and Office Monitors -gn:-v Row I - M. Alder, M. Armitage, P. Pclmeri, N. Fronczalc, V. Boehler, C. Rohde, R. Gronato, V. Sitcrek, R. Dombrowslci. Row 2 - J. Lee, P. Pyzynski, C. Pecoraro, P. Moracle, S. Dworak, J. Manzik, P. Kwoko, S. Fado, C. Soars, N. Simpson, J. Bogdan. Row3 - R. Berfschi, K. Drury, K. Zocharias, B. Kalen, C. Totlco, G. Piccolo, B. Bero, G. Bieliclci, C. Cameron, E. Brown, M. Boll, D. Rechin. 95 f ' 'YW 'W ' ' Cafeteria Monitors Row 1 - N. Simpson, J. Ball, M. Prenevou, S. Dworak, C. Scalia, P. Webster. Row 2 - H. Ori, J. Maher, J. Sendziok, S. Lynch, J. Lee, N. Fronczak, P. Beringer, M. Kassakowski, K. Zocharias. Row 3 - A. Wyckoff, N. Kronz, J. Picone, J. Lysorz, M. McGregor, R. Bertschi, A. Piekorski, S. Fedo, M. Alder, J. Cohen, F. Loomis. Row 4 - J. Peacock R. Klusek, J. Marvin, P. Barr, G. Koziol, P. Schohn, S. Stubbe, P. Harnish, C. Pyzynski, W. LaPiana, T. Dickinson, D. Winnie. Row 5 - R. Buiolski, M. Folsone, J. Tranter, T. Show, R. Gaye, J. Medcy, J. Alessi, R. Neffke, L. Hancherick, K. Sonfog, C. Ward, T. Ellis. Row 6 - A. Kowalewski, E. Golebiewski, P. Megyes, C. Ottoviano, R. Meister, A. Leggett, W w J. Osika, C. Adams, J. Smith, W. Murphy, E. Cieleswicz, J. Smith, R. Smith. Cafeteria Workers l 5 i Row Row Row Row McCloskey, D. Villa, C. Rohde, C. Hess, M. Dasta, J. Sobierai. Sohn, C. Villa, D. Hess, G. Anderson, D. Reid, M. Bendlemonte, F. Loomis. Reid, J. Bastian, C. Smith, W. Arnone, B. Virguson, R. Granafa, V. Lifwin, R. Dombrowski Moffett, J. Cohen, S. DeGroff, M. Farinech, D. Piehl. 96 Bank Tellers Row I - C. Drumb, B. Gonda, P. Nowocien, K. Menard, J. Hulpian, M. Bendelmonte, J. Kiianka, K. Fauda, M. Hudy. Row 2 - P. Schohn, S. Smith, R.Maida, K. Clark, D.Miller, V. Litwin, C. Buck, J. Cook, M. Rohde. Row 3 - K. Zach- arias, B. Stuhlmiller, N. Heurter, C. Rickard, P. Caneles, C. Clark, J. Keer, R. lhle, P. Miccichi, J. Ayer, A. Fish, J.Jones. Row 4 - R. Adamek, J. Fontana, D. Gannon, D.Zubris, E.Potter, P. Runfola, K. Flood, L. A. Herid, S. Peace, M. McGregor, C. Pyzynski,M. Frizell, J. Eisele, J. Kijonka. Row 5 - B. McKnight, J. Ralston, F. Spampata, M. Falsone D. Fish, E. Frank, M. Kossakowski, P. Beringer, M. Nalezenec, B. A. Borom, J. Sontag, J. Kuehling, A. Kowalewski. Row 6 - D. Moore, D. Stenson, P. Frazon, D. Glynn, D. Burns, E. Haynos, P. Palmeri, K. Lee, S. Avina, N. Fronczak R. . Shulick. r uesday is banking day at Riverside. From each homeroom several trustworthy students are chosen to take care of the school banking program. This program of banking in the school is affiliated with three Buffalo Banks -- the Erie County Savings Bank, the Western Savings Bank, and the Buffalo Savings Bank. Projection Crew Row 1 - N. Kranz, L. Hancherick, R. Klusek, J. Meday, R. Gaye, R. Frederick. Row 2 - R. Loomis, N. Siheer, R. Passage, S. Sadowski, C. Franke. Row 3 - D. Staley, G. Walton, J. Alessi, J. O'Seko, J. Watz, J. Galenza, G. Dunn Row 4 - R. Martinelli, K. Sontag, R. Smith, W. Corwin. 97 Broadcasting Sitting - M. J. Alder Standing - Passage, M. Gidos. vw f ! A l fi i, ff ZW iff' .s X i 3 Q I ., My 1 yfvcnfu 4 .X ,5- ,Jf ,, .. , , r fp?-11 V V 4 L ncler the direction of Mr. Walz, the stage crew provides special effects in lighting and sound. The projection staff is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the audio-visual aids which are used throughout the school. They must also be familiar with the stage equipment. The Broadcasting staff of Station RHS, the smallest organization in the school, keeps the student body accurately informed of daily events. Stage Crew A. Wyckoff J. Picone P. Meyges N. Kranz C. Ottaviano 98 Porthole Three happy fellows l f M. Porloalski, Miss Engel, R. Davies, M. Best, M. Erdi, P. Gaiis D. Hang, B. Radgenski, E. Yadlowski, N. Kessler. he Porthole was initiated at the request of Mr. Spear to give shopping convenience to Riverside faculty and students. lt was started on a modest scale without capital or fixtures. Today you can buy anything from a pencil to a dinner plate in the store. Enthusiasm for display work in the store overflowed into decorating of halls, offices, and elevator. When the work became too time-consuming, it was eagerly taken over by a newly organized Display Crew. The results of their persistent efforts make the halls more gay and cheerful and keep us in touch with the seasons. Display H. Ori, P. Papadikas, M. Bemldmonte, D. Villa, W. Arnone, P. Merard Row l - C. Villa, J. Egdi, J. Kruse B. Buckley, R. Mercer Row2 - R. Barrett, Miss Engel, F. Loomis, W. Lorwin, W. Scott 99 RIVERSIDE Y CLUBS hese are the five Y clubs at Riverside. Their purposes are similar in that each club strives to uphold high standards of conduct in their members' own lives and to extend this influence to conditions around them. These high ideals are achieved by the clubs by incorporating both social and service activities in their programs. This year they have collected for various charity drives and given donations to needy organizations and families. The boys and girls serve at dinners at the school and at the Y. M.C.A. Both Hi-Y's enter- tained at the Veterans' Hospital, and the Girls' Hi-Y and Hi-Y-Ettes sang Christmas carols at the Roswell Park Center. As social activities, these clubs have sponsored bus rides, skating parties, dances, and joint meet- ings. At other meetings discussions, speakers, and movies provided educational entertainment. The Boys' Hi-Y again featured two leading iazz groups in a concert for the benefit of the school. Boys' Hi-Y Row 1 - D. Winhie, Sergeant-at-arms, R. Gaye, Chaplain, J. Meday, Vice-President, M. Gidos, President, R. Meister, Secretary, R. Hengel, Treasurer, J. Smith, Advisor. Row 2 - M. Szezysanck, R. Honour, C. Johnson, J. Picone, E. Potter, J. Marvin, M. Falsone, D. Moses, J. Hacherli. Row3 - R. Lance, J. Szuminski, R. Banos, R. Klusek, J. Grybel, R. Neffke, K. Dewald, J. Smith, M. Roth, J. Carlson, J. Fremont. Row 4 - T. Ellis, R. Buialski, C. Ward, J. Forbragth, G. Butkowski, A. Tuslces, J. Alessi, R. Davis, H. LaPiccola. 100 Girls' Hi-Y f -, s .... . 1 . , r . , ' H 4- X . 1, f f r of 1 - - J P Oz Row 1 - S. Hyland, Chaplain, J. Lee, Corresponding Secretary, S. Jones, Vice-President, C. Cameron, President, J. Bogdan, Recording Secretary, Ruth Ihle, Treasurer, M. Barr, Sergeant-at-arms. Row 2 - C. Drumb, J. Lysurz, T. Luke, L. Neff, R. Dombrowski, L. Palermo, A. Kaczmarek, G. Koziol. Row 3 - C. Schohn, C. Adamczak, R. Berfschi, R. Reimann, L. Poerschke, S. Smith, M. Bradshaw, A. Piekarski, M. McGregor. Row 4 - C. Efren, M. Trudy, S. Lynch, L. Diegelman, G. Bielicki, G. Szoka, B. Siashak, C. Pyzynski, J. Leech. Hi-Y-ettes Row I - J. Maher, Sergeant-at-arms, P. Hurnisch, Secretary, J. Szolay, President, K. Zacharias, Vice-President, S. Stubbe, Treasurer, M. Kassakowski, Chaplain. Row 2 - C. Pecoraro, D. Dallas, S. Clarke, P. Papadckis, A. Lelito, J. Kerr, P. Pyzynski, P. Palmeri. Row 3 - S. Hardy, I. Hereid, E. Arnold, C. Rumbarger, L. Wilson, B. Sadkowski, J. Sendziak. Row 4 - N. Fronczak, C. Johnson, B. Roggan, H. Ori, D. Reed. 101 Y Teenettes Row 1 - E. O'Conner, Chaplain, C. Tatko, Secretary, F. Molnar, President, B. Bero, Vice-President, N. Kobza, Treasurer, M. Collins, Sergeant-at-arms. Row 2 - G. Gregory, M. Matters, J. Jones, J. Graf, J. Long, J. Egedi. Row 3 - D. Gutlovics, J. Porter, S. Watz, J. Beringer, G. Piccolo, J. Guildner. Row4 - A. MacLeod, J. Rufkowski, D. Rechin C. Kline, C. Gembka. Y' Teens Row 1 - G. Lier, P. Gawel, D. Rindfeisch, M. Schuab, C. Faulks, J. Sobierai, J. Lowandowski, B. Avino, A. LaBuda, J. Pyzynski, B. Lysurz, J. Sczukutowicz. Row2 - C. Hershberger, J. Szustakowski, J. Bogdan, K. Steinberg, J. Ball, Chaplain, K. Phillips, Treasurer, A. Piekcrski, President, M. Wood, Recording Secretary, N. Simpson, Corresponding Secretary, R. lhle, M. Pleoniak. Row 3 - E. Ehlers, J. Winarske, J. Palica, M. Martinkovix, , S. Herczeg, S. Scalia, J. Rusinek, L. Covell, J. Caputy, C. Golonka, J. Gryniewski, J. Burgess, B. Stunczyk, B. Fehr, M. Leisch. Row 4 - D. Erickson, M. Prenevau, S. Hepworth, M. Best, B. Nilson, E. Smigielski, B. Hown, G. Bielicki, G. Gorden, L. Griffin, N. Denver, C. Scal, M. Gemka, C. Flood, B. Stiffler. Row 5 - C. Martin, M. Barr, D. Gushue, P. Gafus, B.Allen, M. Starr, V. Albright, E. Brown, C. Kindron, W. Arnone, W. Farinech, J. Monzik, H. Harten, K. Drury, V. Sitarek. Row6 - J. Kiianka, R. Shulick, M. Beehler, J. Boyer, R. Woicieszak, H. DeGarmo, L. Simmance, K. Lee, J. Sibble, D. Gesl, N. Polis, P. Piontkowski. l02 gin bi 'Q - Future Nurses f - 1 - . f ... -..Signal- Row 1 - H. DeGarmo, Sergeant-at-arms, S. Fenlon, Treasurer, L. Simmance, Vice-President, P. Vence, President, D.Stewart, Recording Secretary, S. Penko, Corresponding Secretary, J. Lukasik, Historian. Row 2 - J. Gross, A. Mullen, M. Dasta, P. Lance, C. Braun, J. Baker, S.Sytukowski, C. Scalia. Row 3 - B. Stuhlmiller, S. Peace, S. Herman, C. Hess, S. Shannon, A.Jargiello, C. Gaia, M. Uilaki. Row 4 - F. Anderson, J. Weber, S. Leggett, V. Hunt, K. Haywood, B, Brggks, E. Haley. Row 5 - K. Phillips, G. Pfeiffer, P. Weihmueller, A. Sutter, N. Gesl, D. Wollage, C. Schroeder. he purpose of the Future Nurses Club, to interest students in personal and community heqlrh qnd 10 encourage them in this vocation, is fulfilled by such activities as visiting hospitals and sponsoring lectures. Omega Horizon Row I - V. Hunt, Corresponding Secretary, B. Brooks, Vice-President, L. Simmance, President, M. Schwab, Treasurer: F. LaPaglia, Recording Secretary, S. Legget, Chaplain. Row 2 - A. Ralph, M. Uialki, R. Howath, G. Group, E. Haley, M. Rohde, J. Weber. Row3 - J. Palica, C. DeGlopper, B. Burnett, C. Rzerewski, P. Guiecki, J. Ayer, M. Savage, D. Ruller. Row 4 - C. Pequeen, H. Paluck, P. Lance, R. Rose, S. Slocum, L. Lambert, J. Evoy, K. Steinberg. Row 5 - F. Mu phy, G. Gorden, D. Tufts, H. DeGarmo, K. Haywood, L. Johnson, S. Hoffman. o sponsor activities which develop the interests and personalities of its members, and to give service t9 the community are the purposes of the Horizon Club. 103 Members of the Executive Council Sfudenf RePfe5e fUfiVe5 P. T. A. his organization shows its continuing interest and con- cern in the affairs of the school by sponsoring periodic classroom visitations, fund raising activities and by donat- ing each month cl book to the school library. Alumni he Alumni Association maintains its ties with Riverside and confers a very real benefit on the school in its annual granting ofa scholarship to a deserving student. Leading Grand March i i Treasurer - Richard Gerstf Secretary - Mrs. Dorothy LeVeap Vice-President - Mrs. Kathryn Browng President - Donald . Mahlmeisterj Mr. Spear. Alumn' Annual Dance 104 N 6 x , s 7 A X Z...- f 14 S PORTS Oly mplad he sports actlvltles of Rlversrde are an asset t t It can truly be termed o sports minded school with part: clpants ID everythlng from tennis to bowllng We gain a sense of four play and muscular co ordlnotuon through these actuvr tres assets which wnll be helpful to us ln the future The Olymprod recalls the lessons we have learned nn teamwork and good sportsmanship lessons we shall try to apply as standards ln the game of lute AIX Att Ailll I I 'lla- :snr 'll ' II S S po+ l..aU gr , 'X L Row 1 - R. Bunas, R. Meister, N. Kranz, R. Fisher, B. Gesl, T. Shaw, A. Allesandra, B. Collins, A. Golouzi, D. Penska, A. Spawton. Row2 - C. Ward, B. Jellinech, C. Kushman, W. Lapiana, A. Leggett, G. Adams, A. Mersberg, P. Maul, J. Kustich, W. Murphy, R. Ferinbech, D. Kustich. Row 3 - Mr. Turner, Coach, Mr. McPartland, Asst. Coashp D. Schwembly, B. Stanely, H. Lapiccolo, D. Fruger, J. Balogh, J. Carlson, M. Faygus, J. Dunn, D. Wilson, A. Duffin. Row 4 -- J. Marvin, J. Wright, J. Von Stien, S. Jiener, A. Mandura, K. Marvin, L. Hanchericlc, R. Van Houten, B. Rowley J. Frank, H. Mullin, J. Passage. Football his year Riverside's football team came under the helm of two new coaches. The new head coach was Mr. Turner, our former assistant, his new assistant was Mr. McPartland, both alumni of R.H.S. Mr. Turner and Mr. McPartland had the difficult task of rebuilding, after our fine team of the year before had graduated almost in a body. The team, although green and inexperienced, showed themselves admirably, a credit to their coaches and their school. Riverside lost a heartbreaker to Emerson in the opening game 7-6. The following week R.H.S. was crushed by a very good South Park team 2 'i7. Our third game was the night game at Civic Stadium for the P.A.L. benefit. Riverside came in on the trong end of an l8-6 score. Finally the Frontiers broke into the win column with a l2-6 victory over Lafayette. Ron Fisher scored both touchdowns for us. ln the lost two games Riverside gave two of the top teams in our league real battles only to lose to Grover l9-0 and to McKinley 6-O. Riverside players who received recognition from the Buffalo papers for their fine play were: Norm Kranz, Bob Gesl, Ron Fisher and Gene Adams. With a good part of the team returning next year, we are hoping to win the Harvard Cup for Riverside. Q 106 Let's go Norm! J Thaf's using your head FRONTIERS Crooning for a R A.L. ticket i Drive! Drive! Drive! Basketball iverside's basketball team turned out to be a surprise to its followers. The team lacking in outstanding height and exper- ience finished the season with 6 wins against 5 losses. Riverside was soundly whipped in its first two games but settled down to be a trouble maker for the top teams in the league. The R.H.S. cagers scored two of the biggest upsets of the year by defeating Kensington 70-6l and in the same week knocking off undefeated Seneca 54-45. This season was filled with many close, spine tingling games. The Frontiers lost to up Goes Holland! Grover by 2 points and to Tech by l. They beat Lafayette 49-48 and Burgard 6l-58 in an overtime thriller . Riverside players honored by the Buffalo papers for their outstanding play were: Bill Holland, Ron Fredricks and Mike Gidos, all seniors. East 49-67 Technical 5l-52 Bennett 65-83 Lafayette 49-43 South Park 79-59 McKinley 56-4l Grover Cleveland 50-52 Emerson 45-67 Kensington 70-6l Burgard 6l-58 Seneca 54-45 1 P45 x ,why f 1- f X 2---, f Front - C. Johnson, A. Wyckoff. Bock - G. Schactzer, P. Meyges, G. Collins, J. Kustich, S. Bogdan, M. Gidos, N. Kranz, R. Frederick, B. Gesel W. Holland, J.,Fortana, R. Young, Mr. Moody, Coach. 108 Cross Country his year the cross country team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Moody, brought to Riverside the third Columbia Cup in the school's history. For the boys who work very hard at this grueling and little honored sport, it was a great victory. The highly spirited team, was led un- defeated to victory by Sophomore Al Szalay, who won for himself All High honors. ln the annual All High run over the 2.9 mile Delaware Park course, Riverside totaled 70 points to defeat all other schools and secure the Cup. The boys who brought Riverside this cham- pionship in the All High Race were: Al. SZALAY 3rd JIM RALSTON l2th LARRY OLEWINE l6th BOB MC CREADIE 19th MIKE GIDOS 20th With the loss of only one squad member and under the expert tutelage of Mr. Moody, hopes are high that next year the Columbia Cup will again come to rest in the trophy case at Riverside. We have won the race, the Cup is ours Row 1 - J. Hall, J. Jimenez, J. Ralston, J. Britt, M. Gidos, G. Anderson. Row 2 - B. McKnight, R. McCreadie, J. Maccumber, E. Loynes, G. Erion, L. Olewine, A. Szalay. Row 3 - R. Passage, K. Skolyan, R. Smith, R. Underwood, K. Kramer, Mr. R. Moody, Coach. F' C M34 ,. 4 . , . . . . .. - l Row 1 - W. Waterrose, M. Farenech, R. Klusek, R. Williams, G. Anderson, B. House, H, Krueger, E. Kelly, C. Pinkow T. Brown, H. Moore. Row2 - Mr. Downes, Coach, D. Reid, J. McCumber, D. Winnie, A. lsler, E. Reiman, F. Zahm, K. Kramer, R. Under 1 wood, C. Ward, J. Marvin, R. Lance. Swimming iverside's young swimming team came through a rough season defeated, but uncon- quered. This year under the coaching of Arthur Downes the team, composed almost entirely of lower classmen, gave Riverside rooters two fine victories and many thrill- ing races. Sophomore Ken Kramer won many races in the breastroke and scored our only point in the All High Race. Clelland Ward, John Marvin, Dave Winnie, and Ron Klusek did a grand iob, while a young freshman, Howie Moore, made quite a name for himself. With the team almost in its entirety returning next year, and with a year of exper- ience behind it, we hope for a Syracuse cup at R.H.S. 110 L.. --I Row I - C. Johnson, G. Schaetzer, G. Collins, P. Mayges, N. Kronz, A. Wyckoff, M. Gidos, J. Roo J Lan Row2 - Mr. Turner, Coach, R. Fisher, A. Tushes, R. Banos, G. Fremont, B- Ge5l, D- Shaffer. 5- ROOI, J RlSl1meY0f J. Carlson, R. Panzica. Baseball he baseball team this year came under a new head coach. Replacing Mr. Austin was Mr. Turner, football coach and member of the faculty. The team had a healthy lot of returning veterans who saw plenty of action, among them: Craig Johnson, Paul Meyges, Art Wyckoff and Stan Rook. To Mr. Turner we wish the best of luck with River- side's diamond aspirants in the future. 111 A Little Instruction Track Row I - W. Murphy, J. Jimenez, J. Ralston, A. Szalay, A. Kowalewski, E. Loynes, J. Macumber, R. Smith, R. Himbury Row2 - T. Ellis, M. Jaworski, G. Walton, R. Porter, Capt. G. Adams, D. Staley, A. Leggett, K. Skolyan, J. Alessi Mr. Heck, Coach. his year's track team suffered the loss of many members due to graduation. The young team under the able coaching of Mr. Heck did a wonderful iob on the cinder paths. Among the boys to lead the team were: G. Adams, A. Szalay, A. Kowalewski and J. Ralston. Tennis Row 1 - M. Ekiss, J. Rocchio, J. Balogh, G. Anderson, R. Passage, E. Salhoff, R. Hensqd, H. Ensminger. Row 2 - R.H.Moody, Coach, M. Farinech, R. Avanyosi, D. Kutzbach, R. Hanouv, M. Lolock, D. Moffett, J. Watz, J. Rupp. nder the coaching of Mr. Moody the tennis team did very well this season. Although they suffered the loss of many fine players from last year's team they were a credit to their school and their coach. 112 Cheerleaders Full of Vim and Vigor. Morale Boosters ne of the most difficult tasks at Riverside High School was to pick the cheerleaders of 1957from the more than 50 students who tried out. Those who were chosen have enlivened not only the games played at home, but also those played at other schools. We tip our hats to the cheerleaders who through their enthusiasm, hard work, and pep have greatly boosted the morale of the team and awakened an answering enthusiasm in the cheers of the students at assembly. Row l - J. Caputy, J. Szalay, P. Pyzinski. Row 2 - S. Hardy, G. Koziol, P. Palmeri. 113 , , IJ. Baton Twirlers or the first time in the history of the school we have a group of baton twirlers. They are under the student supervision of Arlene Regal la and our physical education instruc- tor, Mrs. Louise Collins. During the half time of our games The Twirl of Batons these girls go through their routines which add color and excitement to the festivities. The skill and precision of their performance plays a large part in boosting the morale and arousing the enthusiasm of the whole school. 5 t i , if . L . Nfl. A. Regalla P. Vance Row 1 - Capuson O Mullen SV. Fronczak Baker Row 2 - Hoffman Brooks R. Varella Finley Row 3 - . Rodalc Lapaglia S. Kesseler LaVigne Row 4 - Guildner Peszko M. Sabo Gross Row 5 - Zapalowski H4 GIRLS' SPORTS gold pin is the honor bestowed upon senior girls, who have earned 500 points by participating in after-school sports throughout their four years. Four inch and six inch letters are awarded to freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, respectively at the Girls' Athletic Assembly in May. Badminton, basketball, bowling, volleyball, swimming, ping pong, softball, tennis, and golf are among the sports in which the girls participate. However, the values of participation in this program are far greater than merely receiving an award. New friends are made. Character is developed, and the girls have an opportunity to practice the skills learned in physical education classes. They also have the opportunity to visit other schools and col- leges for play days. This year bowling was by far the most popular sport with over 300 members. Next year the aim is to have 300 girls or more in every sport. Basketball HOT SHOTS - S. Slocum, S. Kessler, B. Giel, J. Pooke, R. Buckinger, D. Ruller. CHAMPS '57 - G. Piccolo, T. Reimann, J. Rutkowski, D. Horner, J. Kaefer, C. Buck, S. Noilor, Captain iwith Ballj. 115 Volleyball Assisting the Serve in a Lively Game of Volleyball. Badminton WITH BIRDS .. D. Horner, T. Reimcnn, M. Sako, G. Piccolo, C. Scars, S. Nailor. WITH RACKETS - C.Musial, C. Buck, R. Dombrowski, M. Geib, B. Breddy, B. Radginski, D. Swicnek, J. Koefer, J. Urban 116 Bowling Row I - B. Avino, P. Pyzynski. Row 2 - C. Golonka, C. Schroeder, M. Zylinski, L. Guize. Row 3 - J. Holmes, B. Gehl, C. Cyplinski. B. Stuemiller, A. Treantis, F. LaPaglia. Row 4 - Standing: C. Karpie, P. Lance, J. Guildner, C. Kiszka, C. Clark, V. Litwin, L. Dissette, C. Gempko, P. Jala- wiec, A. Weber, C. Pyzynski, P. Drozdowski lwith bowling bclll. Skating Left to Right - J. Jones, D. Beiring, D. Belfowski, D. Miller, W. Arnone, B. Sodus, J. Rutkowski, M. Musical, F. Konazewski. 117 Girls' Swimming Standing - S. Westfall, B. Cassedy, K. Collins, S. Bookboger, P. Bardol, P. Heurfer, J. Trieg, J. Disseffe, B. Burnett. Sitting - F. Anderson, C. Musial, N. Heurter, L. Johnson, J. A. Zyset, L. Prenutt, C. DeGlopper, C. Pequeen, S. Slocum, R. Bllchinger. Softball Home to flrst - C. Musial, C. Buck, T. Reiman. First to second - D. Rechin, D. Swiatek, B. Radginski. Second to third - M. Sake, B. Breddy, J. Urban. Third to home - D. Horner, Geib, J. Kaefer. Batter - S. Naler Pitcher - G. Piccolo Catcher - C. Scars +.-1-T I '- DVERTIS I NG Ledger,' 7his section is comprised of the advertisements by the friends of Riverside. Their connection with Riverside is not limited only to this honor. They too, have regarded the school as the center of the community and as such they have worked with us and for us in many ways. These businessmen sponsor the various youth activities at Riverside, especially those designed to develop the future leaders at the community. We take this opportunity to acclaim them for their active spirit of civic-mindedness, and to express our deep appreciation to them. LIBERTY 0 ,.'. :- Q J ,W 55' Scif 1.4 :- Y , AMY ui. , , t , Qin- DONNA STEWART CAROL BUCK Ad Getter Par Excellence Ad-Getters LORRAINE LAMBERT his year o new record has been set in ad-getting at Riverside. Donna Stewart has topped by a wide margin the record number of ads sold by any other student in the history of Riverside. But all of these students, as well os our advertisers deserve the appreciation of the whole student body, since without them, the publishing of our yearbook would not be possible. 43? BETH KALIN GERALD FRYDLO ANNA MAE ZEWISKY 120 r M - 5 ' 'i lf, A A . .J f DANIEL MOSER Not Present: ARTHUR RIESSMANN 'f-'-f - wx rf:-7-1.,.,,,i:mT,.T, . Y AMHERST DAIRY BAR ALBRIGHT WHOLESALE Candy - Tobacco - Notions Stop in and have 4 coke. 1902 NIAGARA STREET 569 AMHERST ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. VI. 2464 PARIS CLEANERS BENEDICT J. SANDER, JR. Dry Cleaning - Dyeing - Storage GENERAL INSURANCE Tailoring- Repairing Evening Office Hours for Your Convenience 528 TONAWANDA ST. DE. 0817 520 ONTARIO STREET DE. 1551 Here's just the fob for you. C 'P'f 'f 'f SNITZER BROS. of HARDWARE A foe and Dave CQ? LINKNER'S MARKET Meat:-Poultry-Dairy Product:-Frozen Foods TONAWANDA STREET at ONTARIO BLACK Rocx MARKET Phone: Rl. 4960 RI' 5328 121 C o mpliment: of DR. FRED SHALWITZ HARVEY W. TYLER Plumbing - Heating 198 ROSS AVE. RI. 3757 Phone: RI. 1022 FRAZON 8. YELENIK Funeral Home Compliments of JOHNSON'S DELICATESSEN 400 DEARBORN STREET 259 ONTARIO ST. BUFFALO, N. Y, DE, 0050 CLIFFORD'S SERVICE STATION 503 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. VI. 9504 Whafs cooking? iii: - BIGGIE'S GRILL Geraldine Ochocinska Fish Fry - Steaks - Chops Pizza Fri.-Sat. 1117 TONAWANDA STREET Compliments of ELIROY RESTAURANT ANDREW NIEMIEC Painting and Paperhanging 57 GREELEY STREET BE. 7436 Compliments to . . . MYRON FALSONE he' This changing world has brought much that is new and interesting, but nothing finer than the spirit of friendship. It is in this spirit that we invite you to relax and enjoy the refreshments and fine food at . . . O I. I V E R ' S 2095 DELAWARE AVE. - BUFFALO, N. Y. Order? Yes! HARRY REISER I S Meats and Groceries 126 ESSER AVENUE 544 ONTARIO ST. Phone: Rl. 3166 BUFFALO 7, NEW YORK BUFFALO, 7, N. Y. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. R- SCHROEDERIS BAKERY JAMES P- RICH Birthday and Wedding Cake: Our Specialty Auto - Life - Fire is-1 GRANT STREET Office: ELmwood 3708 212 FOREST AVE- BUFFALO 15, N. Y. Res.: BEdf0fd 7527 U- 4894 GR- 5111 123 ,ff Compliment: of . . . FJ E E HH l N QA T F. w. WOOLWORTH s. coMPANv 6 W. G. Plummer, Manager Q 0 ' 110 GRANT STREET A54 . .l ,fag if 9 Q! Dine Dance P A R K I N N 0 Your Hosts Q TOM and GRACE BURKE THE'-PCIQTH OLE Catering to Weddings -Benq I MURPHY'S DELICATESSEN 556 ONTARIO STREET Teenage Goodnight DELUXE CARD CO. Xmas and Everyday Greeting Cards Agents-Organizations-Scouts Wholesale Distributor: DE. 1135 400 AMHERST ST. DE. 2544 Leo a. En's RESTAURANT C ',fj FRANK, SAM, JOHN and JOE 198 MILITARY ROAD GULINO BARBERS 204 ONTARIO STREET AIR-CONDITIONED 4 I I C ornplimenls of DOMBROWSKI - CZELADZINSKI FUNERAL HOME 447 AMHERST ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Telephone: RI. 0662 JUDD'S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts - Ice Cream - Beer - Pop 234 ESSER AVENUE VI. 9345 MARGARET HOFFMAN, Proprietres: BONA'S SODA BAR and LUNCHEONETTE Home Made Ice Cream 190 MILITARY ROAD VI. 9867 BLACK ROCK RACING PIGEON CLUB Organized 1934 Leo Zunner ..........,........................................... President Bernard Kozlowski ...................................... Ser'y-Treas. Joseph Plewniak ..................... ......... V ice-Pres. Bernard Kozlowski ............................ ........ R are-Sec'y Members john Kozlowski, Frank Slowinski, Edward Kloss, George Ihle, Charles I.aVerde, John Kozlowski, Tom Winuski jr., Nelson Gaska, Frank Azzarelli, J. Cyronowski, Sfruffing high l PEERLESS HEATING CO., INC. Automatic Heal and Air Conditioning 901 HERTEL AVE. BUFFALO 16, N. Y. DE. 1842 Res. RI. 6037 We Deliver ANN'S FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions Phones: DE. 4642-DE. 4643 2084 NIAGARA ST., at HERTEL COURTESY OF SINGER RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SHOPPE 845 TONAWANDA ST. RI. 3455 Compliments of UNITED SHOWER ENCLOSURE CORP. 559 TON AWANDA STREET 'F Compliments of LARRY'S RADIO 8. T.V. SERVICE DE. 6429 563 TONAWANDA STREET Congratulations to the CLASS OF '57 RAYMOND R. NIEMER ASSISTANT D1sTR1c'r ATroRNEY, Class of 1939 GENERAL RIVETERS vas HERTEL AVENUE How's the ticker, Ed? Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing BARBERS GARAGE Don Barber, Prop. BE. 9865 321 ONTARIO ST.-VI.9l25 Motor Tune Up Brake RCPQII' K R E S G E ' S GEORGE ANDERSEN FLOOR CO. The Wall Tile-I.inoleum-Hardwood-Refinishing K't h and Bath Modemizing FRIENDLY STORE 'C en 2060 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. BE. 6303 BE. 3619 1 1 -I-nlnnd MCKAIG - HATCH, INC. DROP AND UPSET FORGINGS--LARGE AND SMALL ROUGH AND MACHINED O QUICK F1TT1NG.UP KEYBOLTS 0 125 Skillen sneer BE. 2078 Buffalo, N- Y- The voice with the smile 1 - BlLL'S BARBER SHOP 58 ONTARIO STREET fopposite Riverside High Schoolj Hair Cuts 75c DE. 0605 2100 NIAGA Phone: RI. 0749 or LI. 6462 Carmen Giardinn JARDY'S PLUMBING 8. HEATING New Installations and Repairs 0UR SPECIALTY ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING RA ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. SHEEHAN MOTORS DeSoto - Plymouth 1675 SO. PARK FA. ONTARIO BEAUTY SALON FRANCES MacI.ACHLAN, Proprielren Cold Waves-47.50 and up Open Tbunday and Friday Evenings 2222 192 ONTARIO ST. Phone: DE. 0702 127 R.H.S. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION -K 'K -X OFFICERS 1957 - ss KRAJANOWSKl'S Groceries - Fresh Meats - Vegetables Fruits - Frozen Foods We Deliver President ........................ Donald Mahlmeister 0 Vice President ............ Kathryn Begley Brown Secretary ...,........ ........, D orothy Craig Le Vea T 'J 'e' ' ' R Ichud D' Gm' so GLADSTONE ROAD Phone: VI. 0543 Congratulations ,o ,be Compliment: of CLASS OF 1957 ,,,,,, ,,,e READ sruolo 8. CAMERA SHOP FOOTBALL SQUAD of '56 LOOK AHEAD IN sv 861 TONAWAN DA RI. 3504 Congratulations from Compliments PANTY'S FLOWER SHOP of Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Pant Y FETTER STEEL BARREL B . , CORPORATION usmess: EL. 0465 Resldencez GA. 4032 'D SENECA BLUEPRINT CO., INC. i' PICKETI' VEMCO 900 HERTEL AVENUE SLIDE RULES DRAFTING SETS f BE. 4770 187 DELAWARE AVENUE Branch at: 1965 SHERIDAN DR. -WA. 6772 128 Compliments of BLACK ROCK PRESS 90 PETER STREET LEE - ALLEN STORES MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Use our I6 pay plan or 30 day charge account 839 TONAWANDA ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Congratulations to the CLASS OF '57 'is' ALBERT GREEN, D.D.S 245 ONTARIO STREET RI. 8231 What a life Congratulations to GRADUATES OF 1957 Compliments of W. T. GRANTS an TONAWANDA srnsrr JOHN SCHUTT, JR., INC. -Trucking- 349 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Robert C. Schutt, President Arthur H. Killian, Treasurer THE RIVERSIDE BOYS' HI-Y ' Wishes The Graduating Class of 1957 Best of Luck NOW and in the Future M. Gidas ........ .............. P resident jack Meday ....... .......... V ice President R. Meister ...... .............. S ecretary R. Hengel ..... .... ......,. T r easurer B. Gay ......... ................. C baplain D. Winnie ...,.. ........ S ergeant at Arms 1. Smith ...... ................ A dviser ROBERT E- HENNESSY COMPANY .... FUNERAL HOME 2067 NIAGARA ST REET DE. 6020 KLAIBER'S BOWLING ACADEMY M. E. Klaiber, Proprietor Fred Campbell, Owner-Director ' Stanley F. Campbell, Licgnud A,,,d.u 1810 NIAGARA STREET BUFFAID, NEW YORK MILK FOR HEALTH CHASE BAG COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE 1957 GRADUATES 124 Ontario Street Do you need a good, steady fob? NEW GALLON JUGS If you do, and are over I8 years of age, call BE. 2200 for an interview. We won ! at f7 -- 'J If ,ak ' MMV J Sales -f Service -- Installations E . C . B R E N N A N THE sus, Lock a. KEY coRPoRATloN MENS Wm- HATSTCAPS BOYS' APPAREL LOCKS AND KEYS-DOOR CLOSERS Auto Keys Made From Number phone VI. 9262 Safe' Boulhf, sold and R'P'i d 2079 Niagara Street at Hertel Buffalo, N. Y. 204 PEARL STREET Phone: CL. 2769 BEST WSHES STRIKER 3. Human from IEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS THE BESTWAY STORES Tim Payments IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD 780 Tonawanda Street DE, 1172 789 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 130 C I 5 f WEDELL'S BAKERY BERT 8. BILL'S RESTAURANT o 328 NEWFIELD-Corner Vulcan SPECIALIZING IN CAKES, COOKIES and ROLLS VI. 9503 Fresh from the Oven to You H'ld b B'll M ' h . Be ' ' 'an' ' ms ses TONAWANDA sT. lu. 3095 Compifmenfs of MILTON I.. DEE . . . OPTICIAN RIVERSIDE HARDWARE Phone: RI. 4507 514 ONTARIO STREET VI. 0347 190 ONTARIO STREET' At Tonawanda Stree! We lost! Phone RI. 8977 George F. Best Chris Craft and Lyman Boats C' F' Co' Johnson Outboard Motors PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1884 NIAGARA STREET RI. 9442 GRANT STREET AND MILITARY ROAD For Quality Meats . . . C0 f 's of A. F. JACHIMIAK CALL JOHNNY'S MARKET FUNERAL HOME RI. 0384 RI. 2835 1017 TONAWANDA ST. iv 131 BUFFALO MACHINE MFG. CO. F. W. Neureuter, Prop. DE. 2283 586 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7. N. GEO. H. SAND-ER, INC. O PLUMBING HEATING In Peace-As in War-We Serve' RIVERSIDE POST 'IOIO The American Legion WALTERS 8. YOUNGMAN George I. Youngmnn . PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS We Are Extremely Proud to Have as One of Our Distinguished Member, 820 Tonawanda Street Bulfalo 7, N. Y. PRINCIPAL RAY W. SPEAR RIVERSIDE SERVICE CORPORATION Fred E. Shrub Phone RI. 5600 Now boys ..... WALL PAPER PAINT FLOOR COVERING GOFF WALLPAPER CO. 7 AUSTIN STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. 800 TONAWANDA STREET RIVERSIDE MEN'S SHOP THE SMARTEST SHOP IN TOWN' X. .J 1H:::'- K .a.n.UWIUIIl!UIzm MHIIMII1 L .. . X-S f,,......, fr, RT '-5 , , , ,.- il N- 4- M...--.. . Haig M Lg.. .ff -winifggx' 'E I Al., , -- I w In , -.N , I R+ I 1. ur. ' 1 .I I I I - 1-H-......... ' . . ,fn-f ' , .............. ,,,.,. ...,, ...... X Compliments of T. D. POWALSKI . . . Insurance O sas Ammsnsr sneer 132 RIVERSIDE GIFT SHOP Cvmplivw-If of - - - GIFTS - LAMPS - GREETING CARDS 790 Tonavanda Street Bufdlo 7, N. Y. AMHERST BAKERY E. Kowalkowslzi, Prop. 55- 4137 497 AMHERST STREEI' lu. 4404 We Deliver RI. 6760 Compliments of RIVERSIDE FOOD CENTER - 740 TONAWANDA STREET i Compliments of GARTLEY'S DELICATESSEN 388 SKILLEN STREET ,ins -... '11 Size No ?????? MANHARTS SERVICE STATION Tires - Gas - Oil - Lubrication Accessories VI. 9653 2271 NIAGARA at ONTARIO Formerly Youngmanfs BOWLING BILLIARDS ROC-MAR 24 Lanes - I2 Pocket 8: Billiard Tables Automatic Pin Sellers Biggest Free Parking Lot in Buffalo Air Conditioned 54 5 Amherst Street BE. 9244 Compliments of MANZELLA'S FLOWER SHOP O 90416 TONAWANDA STREEI' DE. 9740 RADIO SERVICE - TELEVISION SERVICE DB. ssss F A Y ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY INC. A 8. B RADIO ' Dependable Approved Standard Wed, price, 815 TONAWANDA STREET, Opposite Gram's Tel. RI. 1090 BUFFALO, N. Y. 667 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7, N. 'Y. Compliments of . . Congratulations Io the Graduating Class of 1957 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ONTARIO STREET, Corner Gallatin Avenue Fred W. McClellan, D.D., Pastor James R. Snyder, Asst. Pastor For the Time of Your Life-Worship God! 74-76 BRIDGEMAN STREET Rl. 5300 FOR A CAREER IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING Apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing sas iuusv sneer BUFFALO s, N. Y. Back Stage Hawaii Compliments of Aschbacher Motor Corp. 620 Ontario Street SULLIVAN LUMBER 5 LUMBER . . . WOODWORK BUILDING MATERIAL RI. 4500 2189 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR 4 F I Plymouth Chrysler Sales 6'9 Service BEST OF LUCK T0 CLASS or '57 LESNIAK'S BAKERY LEON M. WOOSTER, INC. Real Estate - Insurance Stanley W. Lesniak, Proprietor Sperializing in WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES 811 TONAWANIJA STREET Rl. 1601 84 GROTE STREET DE. 2442 Get MORE for Every Dollar You Spend . . . Shop KOBACKER'S RIVERSIDE STORE 827-831 TONAWANDA STREET Open Monday, Thursday. and Friday Evenings 'till 9 Meet You at Murt's. . . MURTAGH'S SODA BAR 933 TONAWANDA STREET lt Hey Crazy Legs! ARTHUR W. DECELLE O Plfone VI. 3100 TRUCKING COAL AND COKE HINMAN AT DELAWARE. BUFFALO 24. N. Y. 49 Philadelphia Street Phone: RI. 1341 and 4100 SHERIDAN DRIVE. WIILLIAMSVILLE We Use RCA Tubes Phone DE 1088 Lance Radio and Television Service We Repair All Makes of Radios G Television 'k 367 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Compliments of BEN C. FISCHMAN, D.D.S. 8 KENMORE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., Inc REDDEN SUNOCO SERVICE TIRES - A-Z LUBRICATION - BATTERIES Phone: RI. 9856 2246 Niagara Street Buffalo 7, N. Y WESTFALL MOVING 8. FUEL 268 ONTARIO STREET Coal 86 Oil Gas cf' Oil Furnace Installing RI. 1390 RI. 7007 Compliments of DORA'S BEAUTY SHOP COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 6 1, CHARLAP'S DAIRY Noture's Most Nourishing 8. Digestible Food Pcsteurized - Homogenized - Clarified For Home Delivery Phone RI. 8664 21 GREEIEY STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. You see nothing up my sleeve ,'x UVXZJJO I nw' W ,W Y ' Compliments of . . . N. C. HOFFMEYER, D.D.S. PUCHALSKI FLORIS1' O 1893 NIAGARA STREET- FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone: RI. 0185 979 GRANT STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. To AII Riverside Students! HI-Y HAS HIGH :DEALS . . . ALDRED MUSIC HOUSE CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP CLEAN LIVING Phone: EL. 5264 If You Are Interested in joining a HI-Y CLUB 948 MAIN STREET near ALLEN Contact G. LLOYD WELTON BUFFALO 2, NEW YORK at RI. 1283 or the Delaware Y.M.C.A. 6 BENGEL'S BLACK ROCK PHARMACY PRESCRTPTIONS - CANDY PHOTO SUPPLIES 'k KENMORE LANES, INC. 32 MODERN LANES Automatic Pin Spotters-Air Conditioned Ample Free Parking Coffee Shop - Restaurant 8: Lounge 1985 Niagara Street At Austin 1691 KENMORE AVE. Rlverside 5340 DR. STANLEY B. BLACH DENTIST Class of 1939 'k 594 HERTEL AVENUE RI. 7751 ADAM ASZBACH TAILOR Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations 59 HEWARD AVENUE VI. 0544 Say hello fo the folks, Elmer L 3 f I I O CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS O Compliments of the RIVERSIDE GIRLS' HI-Y THE RIVERSIDE REVIEW BuHaIo's Greatest Community Newspaper i' Phone: RI. 4008 188 ONTARIO STREET PERRY STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY Dolores Panty Phone RI. 3759 iv I PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL BRIDAL ALBUMS DEE S BEAUTY STUDIO f O 2064 Niagara Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. Bus. Phone VI. 5953 Res. Phone AM. 0782 556 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. 137 I KALIN'S FLOWER SHOP SALMAN - INSURANCE Flowers For All Occasions 4 I Tel. BE. 4838 37 ALBERT AVENUE Charles W. Salman Donald R. Salman 571 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Compliments of Make it a Treat-Bring your Family to Eat in our Dining Room 185 ESSER AVENUE Also Available for Parties, Showers or Weddings VI. 9226 Buffalo, N. Y. 807 TONAWANDA STREET VI. 9584 Q Watch out for les enfants ferribles , A fn , ' 1 a I , L, 5 514, V . f if U V Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Your diploma represents an achievement of which you may well be proud! As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you'll find that a smart appearance is a definite asset. Successful Men, in all walks of life, look upon KLEINHANS as the Alma Mater of their Wardrobes. KLEINHANS MAIN AND CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO THRUWAY PLAZA - Cheektowaga Americds Largest Store, Devoted Exclusively to Men and Boys! 1 38 Compliments of RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY Ronand Andersen RI. 2843 CAPITOL FLOOR 2047 NIAGARA ST. 150 RHODE ISLAND ST. Buffalo 7, N. Y. Compliments of 418 PRA'I'I' STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK Phone: WMGSO RIVERSIDE oEucATEssEN 'A' 893 TONAWANDA STREET BE. 1293 TONY MARY ay we have the Alma Mater, please. .X X .J ,Q - TaiIor and Cleaner Pick-up and Delivery Phgne DE, 0477 JIM'S RADIO and T.V. SERVICE Auto Radios and Appliances Repaired 20 Years'Service- to Riverside All Make' 527 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. 1 1 11 Tonawanda Street RI. 1 111 H A T B 0 X FRANCIS W. KING LADIES' AND CI-IILDREN'S MILLINERY . HANDS.-xcs - GLOVES - HOSIERY MOVING AND CARTING COAL AND COKE - FUEL OIL Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday Evenings 370 Esser Avenue BuEalo 7, N. Y. 850 Tonawanda Street DE. 9245 DE. 7696 BE- 5641 9 Best of Lark to the Class of '57 from GEORGE GROUP RIVERSIDE TOBACCO SHOP ws TONAWANDA STREET VI- 9870 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Compliment: of RIVERSIDE KEY CLUB CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Compliment: of THE RIVERSIDE HI-Y-ETTES J. A. DEHLINGER 'k Food Market 'k 198 ONTARIO sr. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Phone: RI. 3696 CLASS RINGS CLUB PINS MEDALS and TROPHIES C. W. GREVE Box 123 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 'A' Representing the WorId's Largest Manufacturer I-IERFF JONES COMPANY The Animals GEO. H. SANDER, INC. O PLUMBING HEATING I4 WHERE SMARTER FASHIONS COST LESS S T U R N E R ' S from America's leading stylists 0 Coats - Suits 0 Dresses 0 Sportswear 0 Hosiery - Bags 0 Foundation Wear CHARGES - BUDGETS No Interest - No Carrying Charge S T U R N E R ' S sm TONAWANDA sTaEE'r Complimwls of coNGRA1'ULAT1oNs TO THE GRADUATES HANS LUMBER 8- MILLWORK, INC. i Compliment: of the Rlverside 2759 29,51 SAYRE STREET RIVERSIDE Y-TEENS Complimenls of fompffmfffff THE ROYAL PHEASANT ' R E s T A u R A N T RIVERSIDE PAPER stock co. -Ms FOREST AVENUE Call GR. 9764 for Reservations STEAKS-CHOPS-SEA FOOD NIAGARA ST. Rl. 8 25 2211 1 Musiz' on the Hammond Nightly Wafer ballet f- D if ' THE EMMALINE SHOP N I C H O I' A S G I D I C K LADIES' APPAIEEE. ACCESSORIES Lfffffffd Plumbing cY1V'p'20Kf5iuDs,IlT12EE5If2'ifts3,'SJi'QE Heating and Sewer Cleaning loin Our Merchandise Ciub Open Friday Evening Until 9 277 AUSTIN ST- BE- 1496 zsz ontario sum at Alam Ave. DE. 4450 Portraits Picture Framing C 'P'i 'f of Photo Finishing Photographic Supplies READ STUDIO and W C A M E R A S H O P zsszsa ONTARIO STREET BROCK'S SUPER MARKET RI. 3304 861 TONAWANDA ST. BUFFALO 7 N. Y. RlVERSlDE'S GREATEST FOOD CENTER 141 A Best Wishes . . . TO THE SKIPPER STAFF an MY ALMA MATER . . . RIVERSIDE HIGH 'A' VICTOR E. MANZ Supervisor mf WARD BUFFALO, N. Y. Congratulations from PAUL'S D ELlCATESSEN 279 ONTARIO STREET 4 Jazz at Riverside ' ' .LLEL- COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. ALLEN REISER WALDEN HARDWARE 121 WALIDEN AVENUE corner of ROTHER AVE. Phone: BA. 3222 We rarry a big lim' in well known produrtxf' WILLOW BEAUTY SHOP 450 ONTARIO STREET Phone: BE. 1159 KULHANEK . Fuel Service e Gas 85 Oil Furnaces ' Installed - Repaired- Serviced Fuel Oil H Coal Controls- Heating Supplies- Motors Riverside's Complete Heating Center DElaware 7066 543 Ontario Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. -- -- - .- f '-w. 3199... lv RI. 6248 Call for Free Estimate GORDON HOME HEATING CO. Modem Heating Supplies Oil, Gas and Coal Furnaces 306 SKILLEN STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. C o mplimenls 0f ADRIENNE and EVELYN MEYERS Other schools come fo call FRANK J. CURTIN AGENCY, INC. 320 GENESEE BLDG. BUFFALO 2, N. Y. Nationally Advertised Sporting Goods RIVERSIDE SPORTING GOODS CO. 879 TONAWANDA ST. - Rl. 0779 2963 DELAWARE AVE., KENMORE - DE. 7896 Clilf joyes - Dick McNormand - Len Currey - lrve Dell RIVERSIDE ESSO SERVICE Trailer Rentals - Lubrication Tire Repairs Phone: VI. 9223 504 TONAWANDA ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. C ompliments vi LOUIS FRANCESCHINI M C V A N ' S Three Floor Shows Every Nile - 8:30 o'rlork sharp Congmtuldliomn to the CLASS OF '56 2078 NIAGARA STREET at HERTEL from ORBAN-A' TED FREMY STUDIOS Covered Buttons, Buckles, Belts Sewing Supplies 973 TONAWANDA STREET Safety first TONAWANDA uve Pouunv C i 'e 'l 0' MARKET COLEY'S DAIRY Better Dairy Products l265 TONAWANDA STREET Free Delivery vl. 9561 zzo PARKDALE AVE. LI. 1071 Congratulations Graduates Compliments BARBARA'S DANCE STUDIO of Barbara Tilk Hanley, Class of '35 A FRIEND 95 PHILADELPHIA RI. 7190 Member-National Ass'n. of Dance and Affiliated Artists I44 LEO'S MARKET LEON BISKUP, Proprietor Rl. 4770 C ompliments of DANIEL J. MCNAMEE REALTY INCORPORATED Express Highway-Grand Island, New York 2424 Elmwood Avenue-Kenmore, New York LONCARS TAVERN 41s HERTEL AVENUE Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 Compliments of PI RHO THETA BUFFALO S Q +G' f N1 if ERT X rx ,I A of A RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL and COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Extends Congratulations To the 1957 Graduates In this Thirteenth Year of Our Organization, We Look Backward with a Feeling of Satisfaction for the Many Contributions We Have Made to the School. We Look Forward, Too, with Anticipa- tion to the Many Projects That We May Still Accomplish. A! Compliments of EDDIE'S SUNOCO SERVICE Edward J. Militello, Proprietor KENMORE it ENGLEWOOD Get More For Every Dollar You Spend, Sbop KOBACKER'S - 4 STORES - Riverside - 827 Tonawanda Sr. Open Thurs., Fri. and Mon. Nites 'til 9 p.m. Northtown - 3115 Sheridan Dr. Downtown - 392 Main St. Broadway -- 1018 Broadway HENEL'S Milk-DairyProducts L' co' Ice Cream 1227 NIAGARA ST. RI. 2280 2940 DELAWARE AVE. BUFFALO, N. Y. Cpmpliments Compliments of of A FRIEND THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT CO. I9 ADELE'S BEAUTY STUDIO GII. HOROHOE Hair Stylists and Colorists Real Estate -- Insurance We personalize Hairstyles 254 ONTARIO ST. 634 HERTEL AVE. Phone: VI. 3792 DE. 9332 DE, 4987 Tb W k' ' P d' e or mgmam am 'se KIETA BROS. SERVICE STATION TONY'S RESTAURA T N Minor Repairs and Lubrication 1125 TONAWANDA STREET VI. 9395 COR. ONTARIO 8: SKILLEN STS. VI. 9151 146 NAND I N . GY PSUM to- ' HL '- 1,g 1 QW: 1 ::: B G ATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY provides high school graduates many types of jobs oFFering Ill' opportunity to earn good salary, l2l training for higher positions, l3l chance to use abilities to the fullest extent, and l4l security through good iolo performance. Many Riverside High School graduates are now employed at National Gypsum's Executive Office, 325 Delaware Avenue, where air conditioning, music, and sound control represent the very finest working conditions. Our Artist Compliments of FRED C. ALFANO NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO COLUMBUS, omo AUTO FIRE LIFE Loral Representalive Earl H. Parker DE. 6694 Office: 524 Ontario St. Res.: 460 East St Store: DE. 4430 Estimates Cheerfully Given Your Host, HERB PLANT GOFF'S CAMERA 8- HOBBY SHOP Photographic Supplies - Developing and Printing VI 62 Rust Craft Cards - Hobby Supplies ' 9 9 3268 IJELAWARE AVE. KENMORE N Y lll FARMER STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. 147 W Y --I-4... . NAME ABBOTT, PATRICIA DOROTHY ADAMS, GENE N. ALBRECHT, NANCY RUTH ALBRIGHT, VIRGINIA ALDER, MARY JANE ALLESSI, JOSEPH ANTHONY ARCHIBALD, JANICE ARMBRUSTER, JUDITH LYNN ARMITAGE, MARILEA K. ATHERTON, ELIZABETH MARLENE BALDAUEE, BERALDINE R. BALL, JOYCE MARIE BALL, MILLICENT JOAN BARR, MARGARET I. BARRON, ROBERT R. BARTIIA, HAROLD R. BIELICKI, GERTRUDE M. BIRINGER, PATRICIA ANN BLAsIK, JACK A. BLocII, REBEKAH RACHELLE BOEIILER, VERA TH ERESA BOGDAN, JOAN MARIE BooIcER, BARBARA A. BAROM, BEVERLY ANN BRADSHAW, MARY ELLEN BROWN, EILLEN MARIE BURNS, DONALD A. CAMARDO, DAVID E. CARNES, JOAN MARY CICHON, MICHAEL A. CIESLEWICZ, EDWARD J. CLAPP, MARILYN A. COLLINS, CAROLYN COLLINS, MARY LOUISE COWLEY, DIANE MARIE CRAVATTA, KAY JOAN CRAVATTA, LEE J. DAVIES, ELLEN IRENE DAVIES, ROBERT E. DAVIS, RICHARD E. DEMSHOCK, DAVID D. DEVALD, DIANE J. DE WALD, KENNETH DICKINSON, THOMAS DIEGELMAN, LORRAINE DOHERTY, DIANE CHRISTINE DRUMB, CAROL ANN DUTHIE, JUDITH ANN DWORAK, SHARON LEE ERICKSON, DONNA MAE FEDO, SHIRLEY ANN FERGER, MICHAEL J. FISH, HAROLD W. FORESTA, JOSEPH FREDERICK, RONALD R. FRONCZAK, NANCY ANN FRYDLO, GERALD J. -- lp., V-arts, - A ADDRESS 121 HOWELL ST. 1920 NIAGARA ST. 601 MILITARY RD. 90 ROSEDALE 236 COURT ST. 27 BUSTI AVE. 527 TONAWANDA ST. 77 RIVERSIDE AVE. 90 ECKHERT ST. 47 CROWLEY ST. 40 HAUFFMAN PL. 7 CONDON AVE. 1514 LOVE RD., GR. IS. 72 TRAYMORE ST. 60 RITT ST. 106 GREELEY ST. 390 DEARBORN ST. 53 PEORIA ST. 126 HOWELL ST. 50 SHOREHAM AVE. 18 OREGON ST. 18 GROVE ST. 6 WYANDOTTE AVE. 995 NIAGARA ST. 125 VIRGIL AVE. 101 BAXTER ST. 2396 W. OAKFIELD RD 78 DEWITT ST. 476 TONAWANDA ST.. 144 HOWELL ST. 649 AMHERST ST. 59 BLUM ST. 17 CONDON ST. 362 HERTEL AVE. 307 POTOMAC AVE. 11 BLUM ST. 11 BLUM ST. 197 ESSER AVE. 197 ESSER AVE. 427 DEARBORN ST. 141 ROESCH AVE. 111 ULLMAN 115 ONTARIO ST. 312 NEWFIELD ST. 362 GROVE ST. 2146 NIAGARA ST. 467 HINMAN ST. 200 SANDERS RD. 432 ONTARIO ST. 225 LAFAYETTE AVE. 269 AUSTIN ST. 199 THOMPSON ST. 125 BLUM ST. 2403 NIAGARA ST. 1279 WEST AVE. 381 ROESCH AVE. 150 CONGRESS ST. 148 -I GR. IS. PHONE VI 6226 RI 7702 RI 0355 VI 8340 WA 8740 WA 6780 BE 6705 VI 6387 DE 1816 VI 7237 VI 1424 RI 1416 BR 3501 VI 0483 VI 5102 BE 8039 VI 2075 BE 0950 RI 6941 DE 1888 VI 4636 RI 1944 VI 9087 BR 3509 DE 3833 RI 8488 BE 8760 GR 2913 DE 4093 DE 4093 RI 3699 RI 3699 RI 7508 DE 4855 RI 1173 DE 3872 BE 5826 VI 6669 DE 7292 DE 9192 GA 6504 VI 0557 DE 8222 BE 6501 RE 4511 SU 4763 DE 8108 SU 2521 PT L NAME GAGOLA, PATRICIA ANN GAYE, ROBERT S. GEMBKA, JOHN F. GIDICK, BETTY JANE GIDOS, MICHAEL C. GLYNN, DENNIS R. GOLEBIEWSKI, EDWARD GOLEMB, ROGER GONDA, BARBARA CAROL GOTTFRIED, BETTY GRZELKA, JOHN J. GUSHUE, DONNA LEE GUTLOVICS, DOLORES M. HALL, AUSTIN D. HANCHERICK, LOUIS HARRIS, PATRICIA LEE HENGEL, RAYMOND J. HEREID, IDA FRANCES HOCHWORTER, IRENE J. HOLLAND, WILLIAM E. HOVEY, GERALD A. HOY, GAIL MARIE HUNTER, CAROLYN HOPE HYLANT, SUSAN D. IHLE, RUTH G. JACOBS, JANE M. JAWORSKI, MICHAEL JOHNSON, CAROL ANNE JONES, JUDITH L. JONES, SHARON ANN JORDAN, SANDRA R. KACZMAREK, ARLENE N. KARPIE, CATHERINE R. KASPRZYK, NANCY M. KINDRON, CHARLYN J.. KLUSEK, RONALD WILLIAM KOPRA, JOAN KOSSAKOWSKI, MARLENE R. KOTALAC, JAMES E. KOWALEWSKI, ALEX H. KOZACKI, JEROME Kozlol., GERALDINE A. KOZLOWSKI, DONALD K. KOZMA, VERA KRANZ, NORMAN J. KRAWCHUK, ANDREW LOUIS KUSHMAN, CONRAD LA PIANA, WILLIAM J. LA VERDE, DONNA MARIE LEE, JEANNE MARIE LEECH, JANIS DOROTHY LEGGETT, ARTHUR LESSER, POLLEY ANN LEUTHE, JOHN W. ADDRESS 27 RESERVATION 28 GREELEY AVE. 33 GROVE ST. 277 AUSTIN ST. 333 SKILLEN 274 ONTARIO ST. 94 GERMAIN ST. 330 AMHERST ST. 2293 NIAGARA ST. 90 CONDON AVE. 394 HERTEL AVE. 98 GALLATIN AVE. 398 DEARBORN ST.. 112 ISABELLE 80 BAXTER ST. 187 NASSAU, KENMORE 147 ROSS AVE. 49 NEWFIELD ST. 277 EAST ST. 20 LINWOOD TERRACE 46 HARTMAN 1852 NIAGARA ST. 183 RAMSDELL 331 DEPEW 38 ONTARIO ST. 397 BAYNES ST. 117 MAYER 90 RIVERSIDE AVE. 9 COMMONWEALTH 316 ESSER AVE. 145 RIVERSIDE AVE. 64 PAGE ST. 37 KOFFLER 202 ESSER AVE. 341 EAST ST. 69 GLADSTONE RD. 77 CLAY ST. 50 ARNOLD ST. 1819 NIAGARA ST. 550 HERTEL AVE. 490 AMHERST ST. 116 REES ST. 189 BRECKENRIDGE ST. 232 THOMPSON 5417 EAST RIVER RD., GR. IS. 390 AMHERST ST. 552 TONAWANDA ST. 95 BAXTER 336 POTOMAC AVE. 68 CONDON AVE. 29 ARTHUR ST. 216 ROSS AVE. 180 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 1804 KENMORE AVE. 149 PHONE DE 2609 DE 0932 BE 6996 BE 1496 VI 2054 RI 3573 VI 6226 RI 4638 BE 5679 DE 6708 BE 9523 BE 5635 BE 3855 VI 9055 BE 8157 BE 0442 VI 0717 GR 8657 BE 4936 BE 6237 BE 4257 AM 9154 DE 1378 SU 1296 RI 0977 RI 5425 RI 4384 VI 2088 BE 5102 VI 4507 BE 1689 DE 6785 VI 5730 VI 1771 GR 8782 RI 3913 RI 1391 VI 5708 GA 4253 LI 8313 DE 7576 BR 3198 VI 0755 BE 6093 GA 4779 RI 9486 RI 9457 VI 4803 EL 7502 RI S867 NAME LE vEA, RICHARD LINTNER, ROGER H. LOSEY, MAUREEN LEE LUKE, THEODORE ANN LYNCH, SUSAN ANN LYSARZ, JUANITA VICTORIA MAHER, JOAN CAROLYN MAJEWSKI, LINDA MALLAST, STASIA MARY MARACLE, PHYLLIS JEAN MARTH, DONNA MAE MARTIN, CAROL CATHERINE MARTINELLI, JANICE MARVIN, JOHN D. MC CALL, KAREN ELIZABETH MC GREGOR, MARGARET R. MC LEAN, ROBERT MC NUTT, MARCIA ANN MEDAY, JOHN J. MEGYES, PAUL MEISTER, RONALD M. MENARD, PEGGY C-. MENDEN, GRETCHEN ANNE MICCICHI, PAULINE MINEAR, NANCY C. MORELLI, ROSEMARIE MURPHY, WILLIAM J. MURRAY, JOHN F. MYERS, ROGER NALEZENEC, MARGARET ANN NAPORA, MICHAEL NARO, GRACE NEFF, LINDA JULIA NEFFKE, RICHARD G. NEWHAUSER, CAROL NOWAKOWSKI, THEODORE NOWICKI, CATHERINE OCHOCINSKA, GERALDINE C. O'CONNER, EILEEN A. O'KEEFE, JOANNE ORBIN, PATRICIA ORI, HELEN E. PALERMO, ROSALIND PALONAI, GLORIA JEAN PANKOW, WILMA PANZICA, RUSSELL PARWULSKI, JAMES J. PARWULSKI, JOHN A. PAPADAKIS, JOANNE MARIE PEACOCK, JAMES R. PHILLIPS, KAREN CAMILLE PICONE, JAMES PIEKARSKI, ARLENE A. PIETRYKOWSKI, RICHARD S. POERSCHKE, LYNN NOEL PRENEVAU, MARY LOUISE PROHASKA, RAYMOND PYZYNSKI, CAROLE M. ADDRESS 104 EAST ST. 9 TOLEDO PLACE 134 ISABELLE 66 ROYAL AVE. 37 LAIRD AVE. 271 AUSTIN ST. 199 COMMONWEALTH 66 PHILADELPHIA ST. 20 DEER STREET 126 6 LAWN AVE. 117 SCHOOL RD. 81 ROSEDALE 388 HINMAN 20 HEWARD AVE. 4924 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 104 BRADLEY ST. 5 TOLEDO PLACE 157 WAKEFIELD 312 ZIMMERMAN BLVD., 558 ONTARIO ST. 426 HERTEL AVE. 196 MILITARY RD. 86 HAMILTON ST. 171 RAMSDELL 1 SOUTH LANE 195 HERTEL AVE. 138 EVELYN ST. 162 CHADDUCK 90 ONTARIO ST. 19 KOFFLER 474 TONAWANDA ST. 158 AUBURN AVE. 104 BAXTER ST. 634 HERTEL AVE. 345 ROESCH ST. 100 KAIL ST. 31 HUMPHREY RD. 1486 KENMORE AVE. 591 TONAWANDA ST. 1980 NIAGARA ST. 28 BLUM ST. 24 DEER STREET 429.FORREST 60 GALLATIN ALT BLVD., GR. IS. 717 - 7TH ST. 77 GALLATIN 134 PETER ST. 223 VIRGI L AVE. 186 ESSER ST. 148 COMMONWEALTH 1 WEST LANE 63 SIMON STREET 181 LAIRD 149 CONDON AVE. 57 SIMON ST. 6 SANDROCK RD. 17 BLUM AVE. 150 AA- -f -unauu----A --- A - TON. N.Y. PHONE BE 4560 RI 1137 VI 6776 BE 6716 BE 8817 BE 8596 DE 7935 VI 4706 BE 7648 VI 3088 DE 1881 RI 1463 DE 3700 BR 2891 GA 0042 WI 1825 RI 9362 BE 1099 VI 8598 GR 5978 MO 4741 DE 6951 VI 0324 RI 3073 DE 1135 BE 1583 RI 0057 VI 6953 RI 9422 4183 4860 BE 3244 VI 2671 VI 4451 BE 6573 BE 4285 VI RI BE 6483 VI 7724 GA 2794 BR 3751 LI 9064 VI 5448 RI 9124 BE 0213 VI 4091 BE 0230 VI 8670 RI 4850 RI 4307 VI 9580 RI 3520 DE 1972 RI 5719 - il- NAME RADGINSKI, BARBARA ANN RAYMOND, HARLOW R. REED, EDWARD ROGOZINSKI, JOHN I ROSENBUSCH, NANCY LEE ROTH, MICHAEL A. RUDDY, JOAN MARIE 7M RUSHMORE, RUBY ALICE RUSINEK, JOSEPHINE. RYKOWSKI, RENA C. sAMPIERI, ANTONETTE sANoER, RONALD C. sARIcANY, ILDIKO ILONA sCALIA, CANIILLE A. sCI-IEUEELE, ANITA sCI-IRIEBER, CAROL ANN SENDZIAK,IJOAN MARIE SHOEMAKER, CAROL ANN SIBBLE, JACQUELYN LEE SIMPSON, NANCY ELAINE SMITH, JACK L. SMITH, JAMES F. SONTAG, RICHARD J. soos, JOSEPH P. STASHAK, BEVERLY ANN STIFFLER, KATHERYN ELLEN STINSON, BARBARA JOANNE SUDERBACK, JEANNE SUPPLES, MARY G. SWAGGARD, DORA SWALM, SALLY M. SZALAY, JOANN MARY SZOKA, GERALDINE M. THORNTON, LORETTA V. TOMKINS, PEGGY TRANTER, JAMES E. VE RGUSON, BR ENT VITKO, ELIZABETH WARD, BEVERLY H. WEBSTER, MARGARET F. WIEDRICK, ARLENE MAE WIEGAND, KAREN LENORE WILLIAMS, THOMAS J. WINNIE, DAVID W. WOOD, MARCIA ANN WRIGHT, RICHARD WORONIAK, MARCIA ANN WYCKOFF, ARTHUR YADLOCZKY, ELEANOR ANN ZACHARIAS, KAREN ANN ADDRESS 156 CHADDUCK 176 OXFORD AVE. 224ONTARIO ST. 36 SUNNYSIDE ST. 192 ROYAL 389 MILITARY RD. 40 DART ST. 368 GRANT ST. 67 LA FORCE DR. 248 GROTE ST. 1214 WEST AVE. 37 PEORIA ST. . 57 HARTMAN PL. 2395 DELAWARE 65 FULLER ST. 1 NO. LANE 150 HOWELL ST. 45 PENHURST PARK 297 ROESCH AVE. 306 NEWFIELD ST. 25 RODNEY AVE. 21 FULLER ST. 17 ALBERT AVE. 13 MARKHAM PL. 792 ASHLAND AVE. 98 EAST ST. 480 GRANT ST. 306 ESSER AVE. 1164 HERTEL AVE. 3 NO. LANE 1438 E. PARK RD., GR. IS. 10 RANO ST. 265 NEWFIELD ST. 2116 NIAGARA ST. 46 NEWFIELD ST. 3783 W. RIVER PKWY., GR. IS. 193 ONTARIO ST. 292 NEWFIELD ST. 12 NO. LANE 1447 RED JACKET BLVD., GR. IS. 28 ULLMAN STONY PT. RD., GR. IS. 114 HAMILTON 152 LORING 110 LEDGER ST. 361 - 14TH ST. 119 GERMAIN ST. 474 EAST ST. 26 ELMVIEW PL. 124 LAIRD Ar PHONE BE 1700 LI 4378 DE 5113 BE 5140 LI 4966 EL 2944 VI 2009 DE 8701 EL 1235 RI 1981 VI 4495 BE 8771 RI 1061 VI 6442 VI 9037 EL'4109 BE 0831 RI 4794 WI 0774 DE 9511 BE 1687 BE 2930 EL 0393 Rl 5555 Ll 8995 VI 6246 VI 7613 DE 6923 BR 3389 BE 2709 BE 4241 VI 7528 DE 9188 BR 3342 RI 3639 BE 6029 VI 6968 BR 3286 DE 1653 BR 4871 RI 1769 SU 3870 BE 7978 GA 5131 RI 6357 Rl 7596 VI 6997 7 N Y . I O R F 3 xl X 0 55 -+R. 5 5 gi? 'fx