Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1958
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QULX A1 IN UTYX V3 H f S Lf- 'XX Q9 SKIPPER1958 I' Qi.,g,+ .+ gf' A SK 1 v I -U .'a..m Q .mi vs:-' ---a 1 ' - 4' 9 1 .f ,- , , f I , 'i'1.f.L. ' - Y- , gf ,X Q , , - , Q ,. , , . . . '3 ' C x ' I 4 Q. ff, - 'f X f ' , :A?f,.2i5,, f , , I . 5 Piifll' 1 Q, V l 31- Q. .21 ff r'-.A 'n ' I ,J-'f ' '. I. .- Q j' - 1' ff . Y ' I: -'Q KA fr V4 .nflvl . .- ' p ,- !'f A i- -, '-1'-F' .ax ,r -,J - lfhl . 'E in 4-n ' -I f' ,,. It , V . .nz . N Ar., ix 4.1,-I. gi . . ,.-.fu R. 1 3.-1, f . ...Egg , my , - 1 V , 1 ' gAf,:3.b E' 3.53 ..A .. F' K , -X! L gg. V ' - h . , ' A . ' I PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL BUFFALO 7, NEW YORK FOREWGRD HThe circus is coming to townlu echoed from the north to the south of every village in springtime announcing the coming of good and exciting times for all. Trains piled high with circus equipment could be seen unloading wh1le children of all ages watched with awe Finally the great moment for the ralslng of the tent would arrive, and then the whole area would be bustling with the sound of music and animals and the smell of pop corn, candy, and hotdogs ln the Big Top people would gasp at the acts in the three great rings ln the main ring would be some death defying alrealist ln the other rings would be the acrobats and Jugglers and clowns People forgot their troubles for a while with the great attraction and excitement of the clrcus So, too, we may adopt the clrcus to school The school can be said to have three rings like the clrcus, ln which the center ring IS the main attraction It constitutes our mam course of study ln school The other two rings symbollze the frlendshlps and the activities we enjoy All these rings prepare us for the future , v 5 I' 4 U11 2? 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Carl S. Wah, our PFIHCIPEI1. DEDICATION XX Mr Carl S Walz came to Rlverslde from Bennett Hlgh School in February of 1957 to replace Mr Ray W Spear our beloved retiring principal Raised here he is no stranger to our communlty and has a speclal understandlng of our needs and problems 'Vir Walz demonstrates a tremendous enthusiasm and love for young people He has promoted ernment at RlVCl'Sld6 Ably fitted for his work Mr Walz recelved his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Cornell Lniver sity and his 'Vlasters Degree at the University of Buffalo He IS a member of Phi Delta Kappa an educatlonal honor society As principal he is also a member of the National Prlncipal s Organx ZBIIOH Coupled with a dlsannmg sense of humor and understanding leadership he has already won our respect and frlendshlp and we are proud to have dedicated our 1958 Sklpper to him :ii X. ' KJ . . U , . . . . 1 . , . , the formation of the Boosters Club and has fostered the reorganization of a Student Council gov- . . . . , . - , . . . 9 . . . . ' A ' 1 , n Q n . . 1 n u 1 : I , i - . . . . . 7 n - v SK - 79 v , . F, QEXAOI N4 so WHEN' ILLQEW 9' Az work m Room 245 A TRIBUTE TO MISS WITTLIEF IVIiss Bertha G. Wittlief, one of our outstanding history teachers, has retired after dedicating 27 years of continued service to Riverside High School. As head of the history department at the start of our school in 1930, she organized this course. Dedicated to scholarship, she has graphicly recreated the people, occurrences,and ideas of his- tory. Miss Wittlief graduated from the University of Buffalo and received her masteris degree from Col- umbia University. Her continued interest in her field has never waned She has traveled widely attended professional conferences and done graduate study at Cornell and Chicago Universities Miss Wlttlief has won our enduring respect and esteem because of her devotion to us and to her profession Retirement should furnish her with plenty of opportunity to satisfy her deep interest 'A NS 5 .frm f gf MER 31- 'CA' CRY AM H vm! 'VN' F ,J ,4 '- ,-f- .,,.,fr-sr 1-IT, ge' 5 X411 1 I 0 I I f c some N ' 7 3 ,li A . . . . I 7 , f ' 5 ' . i 15.06 'Q . f if 1 M ' 5 K ,fm Al., I 1 . ' -1. .fa 21' . ' HJ, Q 4-fu . . ' - I I 7-17' Q ' I J' Q 5-1' p x ' Q it -:I i 'LJ f it I . 2 - 5 U fit . 5 .Q ,. v' -P I l 'I-. 1 ',-1 , , V, In -.9 fl. .3?:,:.,', ',.R34 J.-1 aff, , .' -- A- R ' AV .-,gikn I ir. 1' 131' 3 A :l . I '55 ' ,' mei?-gifezf,t-::f.,,.f , I r . Q 154 3, iii:-L.',',,, mg 2,14 or . -' ' I , T.-' I, ,' ' J 1' ' .. ' -,-fv '3 5.3 . fl '5 l.f 11 ' .. 'f-- uv. 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I I , T11 N Prlnclpal Asslsta nt Prlnclpal MR CARLS WALZ MR LEWIS T MILLER The year 1957 brought many changes to Rlver slde Mr Carl S Walz asslstant pI'll'1ClP8l slnce last February has been named as our new PFIIICI pal Mr LEWIS Nllller formerly boys guxdance counselor IS now asslstant prlnclpal Mr Arthur Downes buslness lnstructor has been appolnted boys guldance counselor Wlth the second semes ter Mlss Mane Andrews has come to R HS to fxll the new posltlon of freshman glrls counselor In addltlon there are flfteen new teachers added to our faculty Attendance Office Staff Mr. Huffcut MISS Lockwood Mrs- SUSSIIIHII 10 ' I 1 . - , , . . . , . . . - - . . . . 1 Q - I . 1 Y 1 - . . . . , Q - . 7 7 . Guidance 7 Mr. Downes Miss Ford History Mr. Anelli Mr. Blomberg Mr. Bucella Mr. Cuadagno Mrs. Fernstad Miss Kinsley Miss Mathews Dr. Valentine . ,, Q A . , , JJUAL o L ' ' '- .qlii 1 --. , A I l ' ' if? ,, L A 75 s H? 4 ' 'Lw BB. ll Language Q lm Mlss Schulz Mxss Slegesmund MISS Tewksbury Ml' Weflbergel' German Chorus Lggm French Spanzsh Hebrew Sczence English M155 Cal-15011 Mlss Connery MISS Creagh Mr Erlckson Sczence Mxss Haberman Mxss Hamllton Dr Holloway Mr Anastasxa Miss Mule Mrs Worth Mxss McCarry Mrs. Wlllard Speech Mr Contraheckl Drwer Ed Mr Novak Science Mlss Carter Mr Fleuckmger Mrs Gleason MPS Haynes Business MISS Caseman MISS Engel Mr Foley Mlss Foss Driver Ed Mxss Larkm Ml' Marcussen Mrs Martm Mrs, Nowlcky Mr. Renzom Mr. Turner Mr. Ugl8SlCh Biology, Gen. Science Physics, Chemistry Physics: Gen. Science Cen: SCieflCC Mathematics Miss Ellion Miss Mage Miss Mueller Miss Reitz Math Home Economics Mxss Snell Mlss Flaherty Mrs Klein Physlcal Education Mrs Co llms Q-it 'iv-ii. ' - Mrs Brooks Mrs Stonebacker Mr Heck Mrss Huegel Mr Moody fi X BB Q a . . . - I C . O . I 0 J' -I . 1' 1. Q. .X . 9 ' I' ' :- . I I ri o1 'S--...., my Ol' H- --,xuk A -s '-..,f. ' I -, ....,.,--WMA -,vb W- U, '--N---K- -. V -I' v. ovx.-.v.,,-- 'h Y, N- 5'-- -.. ,i --,- ... V 4 - K. ' Ni-LJ ,V f' H :1 Y W, -N ..- Swimming Speech iss ore f.'f'4 I1 4 I H. . . t' + Q' nk Cafeteria M . X' iss ' ' . F'k4,. Health Maintenance r in r I A h.. I Q6 Q -X' s I0 J 35 A A '7 , 9 ' I4 ,I ' 75 ff -E X t f x 'IE 1 'B 'B ' .,, -'g 6' T74 x . ' ' '10 ndustrlal Arts Muslc Library Ar Mr. Helw ig Mr. Hull Mrs. O'Rourke Mr. H I b k M s jk Mrs. O'Hern Mrs. Galbraith Dr. M g 9 'F M Fl lg M s M. K d M. s 5 Thanks for the Memories lTo tune of Thanks for the Nlemorles l Thanks for the memorles For days atR1vers1de We took a lot of prlde To pass each test to do our best We thlnk of how we trled 0 thank you so much Thanks for the memories of teachers that we knew They always helped us thru The tlmes we had both good and bad We hate to leave you too Thank you so much Many the good tlme we ve had here and manv the good frlend we hold dear We hate to be spendlng our last year The thlngs we ve done were so much fun So thanks for the memorles And as we close the gate The class of Q8 'Vlust say good bve and breathe a slgh To Puversxde so great And thank you so much Memories On the banks of old lN1agara our school slts strong and proud Whlle her cheerful halls resound w1th volces soft and loud We walk the halls of Rlversxde and glance through memory s book Tomorrow comes the turnlng tlde we take a long last look Freshmen we came qulte sure and vet afraid You gave us our start manv frlends we have made The teachers and classrooms and subjects were new We left our flrst year feeling frlendlv toward you As Sophomores and ,lunlors we passed wlthout fear And our path led dlrectly to our flnal hlgh school year The classes and sports and frlendshlps galore Wlll make us remember you forever and more Our Qenlor year found us both sombre and gay lxnowlng the future would take us each a separate was May this class of 58 remain for years to come ln the heart of Alma 'Xlater dear to ex eryone jud1th Hulp1an XX . ll If W - 97 T 7 , 7 7 . . , 1' . 0 , , , , . 9 7 . . 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I . . . 9 ' 9 g , . 5 1 1 , ' . . . . . . l , 7 C MR WALZS MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1958 ln this complex world of today where new dlscoverles and developments change our whole outlook constantly youth faces a great challenge No longer IS lt possible to live complacently lettlng world affairs take their course Now more than ever, you must be alert to the ever Chang mg events that will effect each ll'ldlVldll3l We know you have had the necessary lnstructlon 1n subject matter ln addltxon, however the faculty has lnstllled ln you a sense of responslblllty to be a good citizen working to make this world a better place in which to live To the Seniors I wish success in every endeavor Take your place in society a credlt to RlVCI'SldE May you always be as proud of your school as she IS of you' f Il I r I , . . . . . . . . . , - The education you have received at Riverside has been a good foundation in which to build. . . . n . . , . , . . . . . , . u I , l .1 If ROBERT BARRETT General B0 I ll tell you later H1 Y 3 BARBARA ANN FAR LEY Business Farley Sweetness is the essence 0 popularity Chorus 1 2 3 Spring Concert 1 2 3 Bank Teller 2 Sports Letter 1 Chess Club 1 Booster Club 4 Skipper Advertising Staff 4 SANDRA FOLSOM General Sammy An even disposition and quiet charm Chorus 2 3 Home Nursing Certl fzcate Child Care Certificate H1Y Show Cast 2 3 Future Nurses Club 1 Booster Club 4 JUDITH HESTER Business Judy Apleasing smile a winning way and art to pass the time away. Large Council 3' Chorus 1 2' Home Nursing Certificate' Child Care Certificate' Y-Teenettes 4- Hi-Y Show Cast l 2' Sports Let- ter 1 2' Booster Club 4- Adver- tising Staffl 2 3- JOAN ANN LYMAN Homemaking imples ' A charming wife she'll surely make, she has Personality there's no mistake.' Large Council 4g Chorus 1, 23 Home Nursing Certificateg Child Care Certificateg Hi-Y Show Cast 1, 25 Sports Letter lg First Aid Certificate. MARY ANN CALHOUN General Mary Ann One cant know everything Transferred from Oneida High School 4 ANDREA L FE HRENBAC HER Business Anne Virtue alone is true nobility Large Council 4 Chorus 3 Spring Concert 3 Y Teen 2 H1 Y Show Cast 3 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Booster Club 4 Junior Red Cross Certificate HARRIET HARTEN Se cretar xal Harr let Atrue riendis orever a fiend YTeen 1 2 3 JOHN LANG Rotten Personalit and knowledge are John s requirements college. Transfer from Bennett High School MARY ANN MAC LEOD Homemaking ' Mary At cooking, cleaning, and all the rest, Ann will always do her best.' Home Nursing Certificateg Child Care Certificateg Y-Teenettes 2, 3, 4. sa bn as n H, I n ' an K H 1 - H 9 3. Mtg, . aa 11 K , U pp N ' u - - 1 - n . ,, ' f an Q . - ' I 5 5 9 9 i 1 Q - Q '- v i S i v 9 Q 4 a ng. 3 . i ' ' Q . u n . as . if u - - - - ca - - . n H f f f ' ' e . . wr' ' ' ' ' 1 i . ' ' 9 4 .' 1 5 7 . as 99 Art as 99 ll ll ' .1 Z for n , Y 7 5 1 3 40 1 1 9 1 9 r 1 1 :xD 3 U JOANN MCCLOSKEY General .Io-.Io She so tly speaks and sweetly smtles Large Councll 3 4 Home Nursing Certlflcate 3 Chlld Care Certifi- cate Booster Club 4 MARIE POUT IE Business Blondie She s Marte to you and me soon a secretary she will be Orchestral 2 YTeen1 Large Council 4 Delegate to H1 Y As sembly 1 Sklpper Advertising Sta f 1 4 CARMELLA VILLA Retailing Angel To be a housewz e LS her am- bttton We wtsh her luck whzle she s tn the kitchen Large Councll 4 Sklpper Adver tlslng Staff 2 Display Committee 3 Cafeterla Worker 1 2 3 4 GRADUATES BARBARA A MILLER General Ziggle In back o every soldier ts a woman Home Nursing Certificate Child Care Certificate YTeenettes l Future Nurses Club l RICHARD TRAMONTANA College Entrance Mathemat ics Dick Oh' no tt can t be' Bank Teller l Chess Club 2 Booster Club 4 DOLORES VILLA Business Dee Dee LS always loads o f n success to her will surely come Large Council 1 4 Home Nurs ing Certiflcate Child Care Certl flcate Display Committee 3 Cafeteria Worker 1 3 4 CONSTANCE EFREN College Entrance Connie Her cheer ul manner and happy ace will make her welcome any place. Large Council 4' Band l 2 3 4' Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 44 Future Nurses' Club lg Saturnians 35 Vice President of North Delaware Y.M.C.A. Branch Council 3. PATRICIA LAUBER General at Pat ts a whzz when she types and rom her boss there ll be no gripes. Chorus 1- Spring Concert 1- Bank Teller 3 4' Child Care Certifi- categ Y-Teenettes 1, 3, 45 Boos- ter Club 4g Skipper Literary Staff 4, Art Staff 3. CYNTHIA ADAMC ZAK Business Cindy She's got a bit of stardust in her eyes. Large Council l, 4g Chorus 3g Spring Concert 35 Junior Day Decorating Committeeg Debate 35 Hi-Y 3g Hi-Y-Ettes 4g Y-Teen 11 23 Hi-Y Show 35 Booster Club 4g Advertising Staff 3, 4. DAVID AILINGER General Dave Work makes the man Transferred from Corfu High School 4 MARC IA ANDERSON Retailing Swell Laugh and be well Chorus 3 Porthole 2 I-I1 Y 4 Y Teenettes 4 H1 Y Show Cast4 Sports Letter l 2 3 Gold P1n4 Booster Club 4 ua Show 2 GWENDOLYN ARNONE General Wendy The way those eyes roll Junior Play Bank Teller 2 Y Teen 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Boos- ter Club Secretary 4 Skipper Ad V6l'f.lSlllg Staff 1 2 3 4 Litera- ry Staff 4 Player Production 2 Secretary and Stage Manager 3 Display Crew 3 H1 Y Show 2 3 4 ROBERT GESL President CAROL ADELMAN College Entrance Chip' An even dis osition and uiet ,Y p charm. Junior Day Decorating Committeeg Debate 45 Child Care Certificateg Y-Teenettes lg Saturnians 3g Booster Club 43 Skipper Literary and Advertising Staffs 4g Fashion Show 3. JOSEPH AILINGER General 09 He s happy go lucky Transferred from Corfu High School 4 College Entrance Bob Athletzc YES and sunny too always smzlmg never blue H1 Y 4 H1 Y Show Cast 3 Baseball 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3,4 ESTHER ARNOLD Secretarial Never too busy to jom the un Large Council 1 2 Band and Orchestra l 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Spring Concert 2 3 Bank Teller 4 H1 Y Ettes 2 3 4 Y Teenettes I H1 Y Show 3 4 Sk1pper Ad vertising Staff 2 Booster Club 4 DIANE BACHORCZYK Business Rabbit Szlence wzll never betray you. Large Counc1l l 2 4 Bank Tel ler 2 H1 YEttes 4 H1 Y Show Cast 4 Sports Letter 1 2 Boos- ter Club 4 u nn HJ H K1 I! ll I ll U I 1 as If ao - 1 l I - - ll , . ' i ' i i 1 1 I i 9 I 2 . . . u 11 . acgn rc 11 gg . . f yy 3 S ' 5 , g Q ' .D ' I u 7 7 A 9 D I I l 1 1 1 i Q , Q , Aq . 5 - - ' , 9 - i ' 1 Q ' Q 1 u 11 . u . QI H ,, as - - 11 ' Q 3 - I 1 1 i ' g 9 t , - - , .. 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 5 ' ' 1 1 1 1 5 1 S 3 ' 1 1 ' REGINALD BANAS College Entrance Reggre A qutet man has quzet secrets Junror Guard of Honor Projectron Crew 3 4 C1v1l Defense Commxt tee 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Bank Teller 3 H1 Y Show Cast 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country Key Club 3 4 Scxence Club 1 3 Chess Clubl 2 3 DONNA BEIRING Secretarral Donna lsn t she adorable Junror Guard of Honor Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 World Affaxrs Club 4 Skrpper Lrterary Staff 4 ,f ?lF' ' G DAVID BECKER College Entrance Dave Now I wouldn t say that Junror Guard of Honor Boys H Y 4 Key club 4 Booster Club 4 Sclence Club 3 GEORGE BELLAMY College Entrance Johnny To be a chemzst ts fohnnys ambztton H1Y 3 4 Swrmmmg 2 Cross Country 2 Tennls 2 Basketball l 2 Chess Club 2 Sklpper Ad vertlslng Staff 4 ,Iumor Llfe Sav mg Cert 1flC ate FRANCES K MOLNAR Vrce Pres1dent College Entrance Franny Fzrst rn wrt zrst ln un Fzrst tn the hearts 0 everyone Ass1stantEd1tor4 Gtrls Small Councll Band2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Sprlng Concert 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Usher for ,Iumor Day ,lunlor Play .lumor Day Flower Committee H1 Y 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Y Teenettes 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Presldent 3 Chaplrn 4 H1 Y Show Cast 2 3 Future Nurses Club l 2 World Affaus Club 2 3 Rostra 1 Booster Club 4 lnter Hrgh School Council Representatwe 4 DOROTHY BELTOWSKI MARYANN BE NDLE MONTE General Dotty Not too crazy Large COUHCII 4 H1 Y 4 Sports Letter 1 2 Transfer from Annun- c1at1on Hrgh School 3 BARBARA ANN BERO College Entrance Bobby A merry heart doeth good ltke a medicine. Large Councrl 3, 4, Home Ntus- 1ng Certrfrcate, Chlld Care Certr- flcate, YTeenettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1,Chapl1n 2,V1CC Pres- 1dent 3, Sports Letter 1, Future Nurses' Club, Booster Club 4. 4 a Secretarlal Mare She s one 0 the best workers Large Councll 3 4 ,Iumor Day Decorat1on Commxttee Bowlmg 1, D1Spl8y Commlttee 3. ROSALIND BERTSCH1 Secretanal Fur Lyes that gleam, smiles that wm, the game of life she's sure to ,F wm Large Councrl 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Sprmg Concert 1, 2, Jumor Class Secretary, .lumor Day Pro- gram and Decorat1ng Commlttees, Cheerleadmg 3, Bank Teller 1, H1 Y 3, 4, Y Teen 1, 2, H1 Y Show Cast l., 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4. MILDRED BEST Bookkeeping Millie A qutet tongue shows a wtse head Large Council 2 4 Porthole 3 Bank Teller 1 YTeen 3 Bowl ing 2 Booster Club 4 Skipper Advertising Staff 2 4 ROBERT BORGHI College Entrance Bob He s a qutet sort o guy Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 PATRICIA BOCDAN Business Boogie Pretty sharp' Chorus 1 2 3 Spring Concert 2 3 H1-Y Ettes 4 YTeenettes 3 YTeen 2 H1Y Show Cast 3 World Affairs Club 3 Skipper Ad vert1s1ng Staff 3 ARLENE BUKOWSKI Business 7 A ltght heart ltves long Chorus 1 H1 Y 4 Sports Letter 1 Nothing ts dented to well dt ONNA HOHNER Secretary Bookkeeping Homer I there was a job to do she was the trst to see tt through Large Council 4 H1 Y 4 Y Teenettes 3 4 Vice President 4 H1 Y Show Cast 3 4 Delegate to H1 Y Assembly 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pin 4 Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 Volleyball 3 Skipper Layout Staff 4 Boos- ter Club 4 Transferred from Tonawanda High School 3 EDWARD BUMBALO JUNE BUKOWSKI College Entrance um Secretarial Modesty ts a dtscernmg grace Large Council 1 2 Chorus 1 2 3 Spring Concert 1 2 H1Y Ettes 3 4 YTeenettes 1 H1 Y Show Cast 1 2 Sports Letter 1 Skipper Advertising Staff 1 2 GERALD BUTKOWSKI College Entrance-Mathematics Sputnik ll Life is what you make it. Large Council 43 Junior Day Dec- orating Committeeg Bank Teller lg Hi-Y 3, 4-g Hi-Y Sl10w Cast 45 Football 1, 2, 4g Intramural Bas- ketball 3g Science Club 35 Chess Club 44 Booster Club 4. rected labor Transferred from Saint Joe s FLORENCE CANASKI Business Blondie A secretary she wants to be, 1 Q ,Y a secretary we re sure she ll be. Large Council 3, 43 World Affairs Club 4g Booster Club 4g Skipper Advertising Staff 3,45 Transferred from lmmacul ate Heart of Mary Academy 3. ANCY LEE CANDLER ollege Entrance Nan 0 be a nurse Nan aes desire Good luck to her whom we ada mtre 1 Y Show Cast 4 Booster Club Skxpper Literary Staff 4 Trans erred from East High School 4 HARON CLARKE ecretarlal Sandy A secretary wtth a smzle wtll Sandy be all the whtle horusl 2 3 4 Spring Concert 2 3 4 H1 Y Ettes 3 Y Teen ttes 1 H1 Y Show Cast 1 2 3 Sk1pper Advertlsmg Staff 2 C RAIG JOHNSON Treasurer 1? College Entrance Fella Casey at the bat Jun1or Class Presldent Junior Day Decoration Commlttee Projection Crew 3 4 Sta e Crew 3 4 H1 Y3 4 VHISII Baseballl 2 3 4 Foot 8 Y ball4 Basketball 2 3 4 GORDON COLLINS Business oe Cordy ts a man or sure or ootball practtce dtd he en dure Projectlon Crew 1 2 Stage Crew 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 H1 Y Show Cast 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 JACQUELINE DANCLEIS Business Jackie True worth ts tn betngs not seeming Large Counc1l4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Home Nursing Certificate Ch1ld Care Certxhcate, YTeen- ettes 2, 3g Hi-Y Show Cast 2g Junior Life Saving Certificate 1. JOHN CARLSON College Entrance Jack .lack s a wow on the ootball teld To has opponents he wtll never yteld Stage Crew 4 H1 Y 3 4 Football 3 4 Swrmmlng 1 Cross Country 1 2 Tennls 2 JACK COHEN Business I I take care 0 my character my reputatton wtll take care 0 ttsel Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 C1Vll Defence Comm1ttee 3 Ten HIS 1 2 Swlmmmg 2 DOREEN L DALLOS Se cretarlal Dee The secret o success ts con stancy to purpose Chorus 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert 2 3 4 Sophomore Usher for Junior Day Junlor Day Decorat1on Com- mlttee H1 YEttes 3 YTeen- ettes 1 H1 Y Show Cast 2 3 4 Slupper Advertising Staff 2 Large Council 4 JOHN DeGLOPPER College Entrance Johnny The cautious seldom err Key Club 4 Booster Club 4 2 MARILYN DeCLOPPER College Entrance Lynn A girl that's popular with all the boys. Chorus 1, 2g Junior Day Decora- tion Committeeg Y-Teens lj Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4g Science Club 35 Booster Club 43 Senior Life Saving Certificate 4, Spring Concert 1, 2. KAREN DRURY Secretarial 7 Worries? none always ull o Large Council 3 H1 Y 4 Y Teens TEXAS ELLIS General Tex Crowd around girls just crowd around Large Council 4 Junior Guard of ball 2 GERALD ERION College Entrance The wildest colts make the best horses Cross Country 1 2 3 Track 3 Intramural Baseball 2 Intramural Basketball 1 3 Usher for Senior Day 1 Usher for Graduation Day 1 26 ROSE MARIE DOMBROWSKI Homemaking Rose Rather quiet, very niceg she's agirl you'll notice twice. Large Council 3, 4g Junior Guard of I-Ionorg Home Nursing and Child Care Certificatesg Hi-Y 3, 49 Y- Teenettes lg Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4g Badmiton 15 World Affairs Club 35 Booster Club 43 Skipper Layout Staff 45 Usher for Senior Day l JOYCE EGEDI Retailing Joyce Cute lctd, lots 0 un Enemies? She has none Girls Small Council Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra and Chorus 2 3 Junior Day Program Committee Debate 4 Girls Declamation 3 Y Teenettes, Treasurer 1 Presl- dent 2 Inter Club Council 3 Delegate to Chatauqua Confexs ence 2 H1 Y Show 2 3 Skipper Literary and Advertising Staff 4 MARY ANN MARTINKOVIC Girls' Marshal Secretarial Mary Ann She ts always smtltng always gay we know she will always stay that way Large Council 4 Sophomore Usher for Junior Day Junior Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 World Affairs Club 3 Booster Club 4 Skipper Advertising Staff 2 Business Staff 4 Student Council Representative 4 MARTIN ERDEI Business Marty Better late than never Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Baseball 1 MYRON FAGYAS College Entrance The smallest e Dft is not lost Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball l 2 Intra mural Water Polo 3 Football 2 Assistant Manager of the Foot ball Team 1 Booster Club 4 Skipper Advertising Staff 1 3 4 Stage Crew 3 . 1 I I ll ,R ll ' A - f f tl ' fun. 1 - H 1, 2, 3. ' ' ' 5 9 , . ll Y, . ll 2, H ' cc n It 1 4 ll I H ' 4 . ' ' l Honor, Hi-Y 3g Track 2, 3g Foot- qv V., . I l f Q IR E llAn,, X CSMDP, H A as . .fl 1 1 i 3 9 Q ' g , g I D X 3 Q g fs? 'Q ' ' ' . , as A ffia I '. 3 H' t ' JOANNE FALK College Entrance-Latin ' The stster 0 the Silent Man Large Council 4 Sports Letter 1 Softball 3 Saturnlans 3 Booster Club 4 SHARON L FENLON College Entrance-Latin Sharon She IS the mlrroro all courtesy Chorus Band and Orchestra I 2 3 4 .Iumor Play Representatlve toPT A 4 I-I1 Y Show 2 4 Inter- Htgh School Representattve 3 4 Edltor Inter Hlgh Bulletln 4 Sports Letters World Affalrs Club 3 Treasurer 3 Future Nurses Club 14 Treasurer 3 Saturmans 3 4 Sklpper Llterary Staff 4 ROBERT L BUJALSKI Boys Marshal College Entrance-Scxence Bob Vzrtue ts bold and goodness never fearful Large Councll 3 4 .lumor Guard of Honor Jumor Day Decoratmg Com- mxttee Projectxon Crew l H1 Y 3 4 Chess Club 4 Inter School Scxence Club 4 Alternate Representatxve of Student Councll RAYMOND FETZER General Ray I I can not md a way Ill makaone Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Sprlng Concertl 2 3 4 Key Club l 2 RONALD C FISHER F me Arts Ron A little nonsense now and then ts relzshed by the wisest man Large Councll 3 Hx Y Show Cast 2 Football l 2 3 Baseball hhrr ager 3 MYRON FALSONE Business 'Mike Makea ur ace' Jumor Play .Iumor Guard of Honor .lunxor Day Program and Decoratmg Commlttees Debate 3 4 Boys' Orator1cal3 4 Bank Tellerl 2 3 4 Hr-Y3 4 Chap- lxn 4 Manager of the Football Team 4 Slupper Lxterary and Busmess Staffs 3 4 Sklpper Advert1s1ngStaffl 2 3 4 ROSEMARY FERRI Homemaklng Roe An even dtsposrtwn and a quzet charm Large Council 4 Chorus 3 4 Sprmg Concert 4 Home Nursxng Certxfxcate Chlld Care Certifi- cate H1 Y Ettes 4 Booster Club 4 Transfer from Mount Samt Jos- eph Academy 2 MARY FINLEY Secretanal Men A well bred silence always at command Large Counc1l3 Chorus 3 Sprxng Concert 3 Y Teenettes 1 JACOB FORBRAGD College Entrance Butterfly' But yen- he made a thousand friends Presldent of the Student Councll 4 Junior Day Decoratlng Commit tee C1v1l Defense 3 Bank Teller 4 H1-Y 3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Football 4 Chess Club 4 Boos- ter Club 4 27 ELIZABETH A FORCZEK College Entrance Betty Wee and slender as a daisy Large Council 4 Future Nurses Club 1 Saturmans 3 CAROL FREW Business Cal Sue She always has a smile ln her eyes YTeenettes 4 Transferred from Union City High Union City Pennsylvania 3 EDWARD GALENZA College Entrance ' Seldom hurried never worried H1Y 3, 4 Cross Country 1 2 Swimming 1 DONNA GENUNG Homemaking Don 'Typing and dictation are Donna's aspirations. Large Council 45 Home Nursing Certificate 35 Child Care Certifi- cate 3g First Aid Certificateg Transferred from Lafayette 2. CONSTANCE MUSIAL Editor in Chief JEROME FREMONT General Jerry He stands in his own light Large Council 3 4 Junior Boys Marshal Junior Guard of Honor Junior Day Decoration Committee Baseball 2 Football 3 4 H1Y PATRICIA GAFUS Homemakmg at L1 e is a comedy Porthole 3 Home Nursing Certi ficate 2 Child Care Certificate 2 H1 Y Ettes 3 Sports Letter 1 Skipper Advertising Staff 2 Bowling 2 College Entrance Latin Clarence Large Council 4 Junior Play Junior Guard of Honor Junior Day Trea surer s Committee Hi Y 4 Delegate to H1 Y Assembly 4 Chorus 1 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pin 4 Volleyball 3 Swimming 1 3 Baseball 3 Skipper Business and Layout Staffs 3 4 Aqua Show 1 2 3 Math Club 4 Saturnians 3 4- Booster Club 4 MARIAN LOUISE GEMKO Bookkeeping Mary Lou She has a sweet smile or every one Large Council 4 Bank Teller 1 4 HiY 4 YTeen 3 S orts Let ter l 2 3, Gold Pin ' Booster Club 4 .IUDITH GLOVER Secretarial Judy A figure very petite has sheg and its carried charminglyf' Large Council 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 2, 3, 49 Y- Teenettes 1, 2, Vice President 15 Skipper Advertising Staff 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 3, 4. JEROME F. GOELZ Ceneral Jerry Electrical engineering is what ferry plans. May his success be as great as any man s. 1 FRED GOULD College Entrance Bud' Oh it is excellent to have a giants strength .lunlor Guard of Honor Bank Tel ler 4 World Affalrs Club 3 4 Booster Club 4 Usher for Gradua tion Day 3 Math Club 4 CAROL BUCK Layout Editor College Entrance Charlie Art ts the path 0 the creator to her work Large Council 1 4 Band and Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorusl 3 4 Spring Concert 1 2 3 4 Sophomore Usher for ,lunlor Day .lunlor Day Program Decoration and Treasurer s Commlttees H1 Y 3 4 Sergeant-At Arms 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pin 4 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 3 Base ball 3 World Affairs Club 2 3 Booster Club 4 Chamnan of Poster Com mittee 4 Sklpper Layout Staff 4 Ad Staff 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Show 1 3 4 Delegate to H1 Y Assembly 4 ORIA GREGORY Ge or ge peech is silver silence lS olden rge Counc1l4 Band 1 2 3 4 chestra 2 Spring Concert 1 2 Junlor Guard of Honor Y Teen- es 2 3 4 Secretary 4 H1 Y ow 4 Softball 3 Booster Club Skipper Business Staff 4 HN HAEBERLI neral Benny gentleman 0 leisure Y 3 Intramural Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball Squad 2 THE RESA -M. GOLEBIEWSKI Ce neral Business Terry She who has friends knows the road to friendship. Large Council 4' Chorus 3 4' Spring Concert 3 4' Hi-Y Show Cast 2 3 4 Booster Club 4 Ad vertlslng Staff 4 RIC HARD GRABOWSKI Flne Arts True artists are a rare breed .lumor Guard of Honor H1 Y 4 Student Photographer 3 4 JOHN GRYBEL College Entrance Johnny Good better best never let it rest H1-Y 3 4 lntermural Cross Coun try 1 2 Basketball 1 Tennis 2 Swimmmg 2 Chess Club 2 Sklp- per Advertlslng Staff 4 Junior and Senior Life Saving Cert1f1- cates ROBERT HANSON General Bo Physical education is his aim but hes usually out wooing some dame Junior Guard of Honor Cheer leadmg 1 Booster Club 4 Var sity Cross Country 1 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Cross Coun tryl 2 Volleyball 3 4 Varsity Tennis 3 4 Manager of Varsity Tennis 3 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 ' 1 '9 U ' , . u?n cr . . X U ' U , . - 1 11 Q Q ' 1 ' Q ' Q - 1 ' l 1 Q 3 - Q 1 1 u . 11 cc - f 11 l 1 l 1 1 Q 1 1 l I 1 1 1 Z 1 1 ' , ' 1 . Q 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 l 1 S l ' S 1 1 5 ' ' ' Q l 1 1 1 Q ' 1 I l I V ' 1 llege Entrance-Science V U H u Il . . . . g H . l II , J, f ' l 2 1 1 1 S I ' . , , , 1 1 , ' ' ' 1 5 1 Q ' , i i I , , 5 - . . 3 . g : . . . .. 9 . gg gy is bn - 11 . ' ' , 1 1 , 11 1 1 0 - 5 - I Q ' 3 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 l ' 1 5 1 Q 1 S , 1 PHYLLIS N. HARNISCH College Entrance Phyl Sweet, studious, and sociable. Large Council 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4-g Spring Concert 2, 3, 45 Sopho- more Usher for Junior Dayg Hi-Y- Ettes 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treas- urer 4g Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Usher for Graduation Day 2g Transferred from Annunciation High School 2, CAROLE HERSHBERGER College Entrance U? Those who know her all agree, Carole will make a fine secre- tary. Large Council 4' B nd 2 3- Orchestra l 2 3- Spring Concert JAMES HERMANSON General Herman Does nothing in particular, and does it well. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball lg Usher for Graduation Day 1. GEORGE HOAGE Business Bill Quiet, nice looking, he's quite a lad, you never see him looking sad. Porthole 3- Stage Crew 4' Intra- mural Baseball l' Booster Club 4 2 3' Hi-Y-Ettes 3 4' Y-Teens 2' Sports Letter 1 SUSANNA HERCZEG Llterary Editor College Entrance German SUZ1 Although she s tiny remember please high doors are opened by tiny keys Chalrman of Junior Day Flower Committee Junior Day Decoratlon Com- mittee Y Teens 2 3 World Affa1rs Club 1 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Chau' man of Delegates to U N Model Assembly 3 School Correspondent to R1vers1de REVIEW 4 Booster Club 4 Slupper Advert1s1ng Staff 1 2 3 4 Large Council 4 H1 Y 3 4 JUD ITH HOOFTALLEN ROBERT HONOUR Secretarlal .ludy Colle ge Entrance-Science Bob A chemist has a lot o work but rom it Bob will never shtrk Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Spnng Concert 1 2 Bank Teller 4 Ke C Chess Club 2 3 Booster Club 4 Tennls 3 ALBERT ISLER College Entrance-Science ' He seldom .spoke but what he said was clear andfull o sense Large Counc1l4 Band 1 2 3 Sprlng Concert 2 3 Jumor Day Decoratlon Committee Represen- tative to P T A PIOJECIIOD an Stage Crew 3 H1-Y 4 H1 Y Show 3 Key Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Temporary Chairman of the Boosf ter Club 4 T nnls 1 2 3 Swlmmxng 2 3, 4 Because she s so demure and wise to the height o her ambition she ll rise Large Council 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Jumor Day Program and Decora tlng Committees JANET JARDINE Homemaklng an Neat and trim your smile she ll win Home Nursmg Certificate Child Care Certlflcate Y Teenettes 2 Junior Life Savlng Certlflcate 4 E ARLENE R. JARGIELLO College Entrance-Science R.E. A pleasant person indeed. Large Council 4g Future Nurses' Club l, 2, 3, 4g Saturnians 39 Booster Club 4 ALICE JOHNIDAS Secretamal Al y To see lzttle Alzce rs a treat or she ES small and petite Jumor Day Decorating Commlttee Bank Teller l H1 Y Show 1 4 Booster Club 4 Aqua Show l Large Counc1l 4 Transferred from St Baslls Academy Garrlson New York BETTY L BUHNETT Art Edxtor College Entrance Sc1ence Laughter rs the chorus o conversatzon Large Counc1l 2 H1 Y 4 Sports Letter 1 2 Ro Sklpper Art Staff 4 JULIA JONES Bookkeeplng ,llllle Always smzlmg always gay she s a gal who ll get her way ag, Large Counc1l 4 H1 YEttes 4 YTeenettes 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pres ldent 2 Student Counc1l Alternate 4 Sports Letterl 2 3 Cold Pm 4 World Affarrs Club 3 Secretary 4 Sklpper Advertlslng Staff l 2 ,IEANNETTE KERH Secretarxal Janet Good thmgs come m small packages Large Counc1l 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Jumor Day DCCOIHIIOH Commlttee prmg Concert 2 4 Bank Teller 2 4 H1 Y Ettes 3 4 Sergeant at m 3 Y Teenettes l H1 Y how 2 4 World Affarrs Club 2 Booster Club 4 Sk1pper Adver xslng Staff 2 3 4 V IZ stra 1 Booster Club 4 ff m 1 We JOSEPH JASTRAB College Entrance-Mathmematlcs U Joe Oh.' he's as smart as he can beg a successful engineer he will be IP Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Booster Club4 CAIL L JONES Flne Arts Corky 'Merry as the day zs long Large Counc1l 3 Chorus 1 ,Iumor Day Decoratlon Commlttee Ch1ld Care Certlflcate Y Teens 4 Sports Letter 1 Booster Club 4 Cafetena Worker 2 3 Sklpper Art Staff 4 HOWARD KEIL Here s a boy known to be quzet but L the truth were known he s a regular not NORMA KESSLER Buslness Norm Cookmg and cleanzng wzll be her delzght everythzng she hopes wzll turn out all right Porthole 3 4 Sports Letter 3 Sklpper Busmess Staff 4 31 . . ,gi 'P ., I 3 W- 1 1 1 1 11 2: 'K - S . My ,V 5 , g - ii Z JN, i fi Q gi If df ' A f V ' . za 1 n ' K - u rs u . . . . I 1' 1 ' 7' f ' ' YP 1 . ' 1 ' 9 1 ' ' ' 9 . . 5 Q -' 9 1 . , S 3 . ' Q . ' ' 1 5 7 3 . 9 . , ' Y 7 . ' U - 1 CII-Av I! .4 . f - n ' 9 '- 9 , 9 1 2: 9 4 , 1 1 Q ii . ll . H I f f 'I V ' ' , , f College Entrance Howie Y' If , 1 . ' D- - ' f f r 7 I 7 V I 1 11 ' 1 1 1 1 ' V A ' 3 , ' , 1 1 1 Z 4,1 , Y W H, . . ' lv' . 'of f M457 l ' - - , , rihiyu. - ff 3, 4, ,r 1 an 3 f ,292 J . 41 gg . as n sa ' - U ' ' ' lf ' ' , I I 9 J 9 Q ' U 9 ' , 9 9 J lr 21 , Q '- - , Q r 0 ' S 9 ' 2 ' 1 Q 1 3 5 ' l Y Y 5 ROBERT KESSLER Busrness Wlllle Wzllze wants to travel some me Gy We know eventually he ll have has way NANCY A KOB ZA Secretarlal 7 Nancy wants to pound an o we machme They re sure at thzs she ll be pretty keen Large Councxl 3 4 Chorus l Sprlng Concert 1 Junlor Day Treasurer s Commlttee YTeen ettes 1 2 3 Sklpper Business Staff 4 PATRICIA KWOKA Secretarlal at uzet Ln a rtendly way rzendly tn a qutet way Large Councll 3 FLORENCE LATKA Secretarxal o Ever gay ever glad ever good never bad Large Councll 4 .lumor Day Treasurer s Commlttee H1 Y 4 H1-Y Show 3 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Chess Club 4 Future Nurses Club 2 World Affalrs Club 2, 3 Vxce Presxdent 3 Skxpper Bus:- mess Staff 4 Layout and Adver txslng Staffs 3 FLORENCE A ANDERSON Business Editor Her brzght smtle haunts me stzll Layout Staff 3, Busrness Staff 3 4 Aqua Show l 2 3 Junior Llfe Sav mg Certlfxcate 2 Senlor Llfe Savlng Certxflcate C HHISTINE KISZ KA Secretarlal Rusty At her typewriter shes qutte adept We know she ll be a secretary Bl .lumor Day Flower Committee Large Councll 1 2 3 4 Bank Teller 1 4 YTeenettes 2 3 Sports Letter l 2 3 Gold Pm 4- Aqua Show l ,Iumor Llfe Savmg Certrflcate 2 PAUL KRAJANOWSKI General ala Great gemuses have the short- est btographtes Projection Crew 3 Bank Teller 1 Key Club 2 3 Booster Club 4 .lunlor Life Savlng Certlflcate l Semor Life Savmg Certlflcate 2 College Entrance Mathematxcs Pmky Large Councll 3 Chorus 1 Bank Teller 2 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold P1n4 Future Nurses Club 1 2 3 Saturnrans 3 Booster Club4 Sklpper ROBERT LANCE College Entrance Lance Smk or swtm survwe or pertsh are the mottos our hero ll cher ts Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert 1 2 3 4 J lor Day Decoration Committee H1 Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Football 1 2 swlmmlngl 2 3 4 ANTOINETTE LELITO Secretarial om Sweet azr short and dark always happy as a lark Large Councll l 2 3 Chorus 1 2 Sprmg Concert 1 2 H1 Y Ettes 3 Y Teenettes 1 H1 Y Show 1 2 Sports Letter 1 World Affarrs Club 2 . 44 . . 1, . u g, U 1. . ' u - 1 . , 1 , 11 y U 5 1 1 1 1 'fig 1 1 ' 1 Q 1 1 1 Q i 5 . . . , 0 1 . u W H ff' ' . uKr . 9, 1 - 1 cc - 11 . . . 11 1 1 1 . . ' . ' 1 , Q Q 1 ' ' - , - 1 I 1 1 1 . . . .. . 1 1 1 . . . . . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 . u . 11 rc . . . Ol . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I , 1 ' l s ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' Q o rc 11 . uP 11 U , , Q , . l 1 1 ggQ . . 7 - . . . ,, ' h. f . ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 un' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . u 11 . as -11 Fl T cc H . , 1 1 1 , f , 1 I9 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 ' . '- . . ' 1 ', , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 9 1 u l , I I 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' 1 5 - 1 ROSE MARIE LEVEA Secretarlal Rose Thts lzttle gtrl has ambttton you see or she wants to be a sec retary Chorus 4 Sprmg Concert 4 Aqua Show 2 3 Booster Club 4 Jumor Llfe Saving Certlfxcate 1 Flrst Ald Certlflcate 2 VIOLET LITWIN Secretarlal In the ca eterta Vt ll seems ts dzshtng out the RHS speczal pork and beans' Large Council 2 ,Iumor Guard of Honor Bank Teller 3 4 Home Nursxng Certlflcate Chlld Care Certlfxcate Y Teenettes 1 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Sklp- per Advertlsxng Staff 2 Cafeterla Worker 3 DONNA STEWART Advertxsmg Manager Bookkeepmg Donna Donna knows her tgures and her A B C s so she wzll be an accountant with the best qualzttes Large Councll 2 Bank Teller 1 Sport Letter 1 2 3 Gold P1n4 Future Nurses Club 2 3 Sec,-eta,-y3 World Affaxrs Club 2 3 President 3 Booster Club 4 Sklpper AdVel'IlSlllg Staff 2 3 4 Lnerary Staff 3 R8dl0 Forum 3 Inter School Councxl for World Affarrs 3 HENRY LQPICCOLO College Entrance Humphrey Good sport? You bet' Any aults9 not yet' Large Councxl 3 4 H1Y 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Football 2 3 4 'l'rack3 4 JOANNE LUKASIK College Entrance ,Ioanme In her plans and tn her eyes her uture as a teacher lies Large Councxl 3 4 .Iumor Guard of Honor Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Hrstonan 3, Secretary 4, World Affairs Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, Saturnlans 3, Booster Club 4, Sklpper Llterary Staff 4, Child Care Certlfrcate 4. LYNNE LIBIEN Secretarial Lmskl Shorthand and typmg she wants to do She ll make a me secre tary before she s through Bank Teller 4 Home Nurslng Certlflcate Y Teenettes 1 2, Booster Club 4 Jumor Llfe Sav mg Certxflcate 1 FRANK LOOMIS Retallmg Skxd A career 0 mechanics ts hzs atm to htm we accredtt great ame Band 1 2 Jumor Day Decoratlon Commlttee PIOJGCIIOII Crew 2 3 Swlmmlng 1 2, Cross Country 1 Skipper Advertising Staff 3 TIMOTHY LUCK Ge neral Here s a boy wtth wrt so gay that he outshznes the sun s brzghtest ray KATHLEEN MACDONALD General Kathy To thee was granted a heart ever new always rzendly always true Large Councnl 3 4 YTeenettes 3, Transferred from Tonawanda High School 3. 33 ANN R. MAJDA General Renee Her smile is vivacious, and her giggle is contagious. Large Council 3, 4g Bank Teller 3g Hi-Y 3, 45 Y-Teenettes lg Fu- ture Nurses' Club lg Skipper Lit- erary and Advertising Staffs 45 Booster Club 4g Chorus 1. NANCY MAZUR Secretarial Nan Nan will look as nice as can be, beside her boss taking notes, you'll see. Large Council 45 Chorus 2 33 Spring Concert 2' Bank Teller 1' Hi-Y Show 2- Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pin 4 Aqua Show MARCELLA ANN MCNAMEE Homemaking Marcy Meet her anytime 0 day she always smiles the same sweet way Home Nurs1ng Certificate Child Care Certificate ALBERT MERSBERG College Entrance Algle To go to college is Algte s aim He s sure to win both praise and ame Stage Crew 4 Bank Teller 1 H1 Y 3 4 H1-Y Show 4 Football 3 4 Swimmmg 1 Cross Country 1 2 Tennis 2 Intramural Cross Coun ttyl 2 Baseball 2 Swimming 3 Basketball 2 Booster Club 4 CLELLAND WARD Co-Historian .IOANNE MANZIK Secretarial Joni She writes and types with the greatest of ease, As a secretary someday, her boss she'll please. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. ROBERT McC READIE Colle ge Entra nce-Science ' 'Mac Men of few words are the best men. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, All High 4g Track 3 4- Intramural Cross Country 1 2 3 4' Intramural Basketball 2' Intramural Softball 1 Intramural Water P0103 Science Club3 Skipper Advert1s1ngStaff3 College Entrance Mugwump Band 1 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Spring Concert 1 2 3 .lun1orPlay H1 Y 3 4 President 4 Varsity Cross Country 1 lntermural Cross Colmtry 1 lntermural Basketball 3 Varsity Swlmmlng 1 2 3 FootbalI3 4 Booster Club 4 JOAN Mc PHEE General Always cheer ul always gay she always knows just what to sa Chorus 4 Booster Club 4 Trans ferred from Bennett High School4 DIANA MILLER Secretarial Her bright smile we ll remember Bank Teller 3 Sports Letter 1 3 Gold Pin 4 World Affairs Club 1 Skipper Advertising Staff 2 YVONNE MlLLS Retalllng Vonme They always thunk who never ta Booster Club 4 DAVID MOSTEL College Entrance Dave A qutet and mce chap ts he regular to the nth degree Transferred from Bishop Fallon H1ghSchool4 CAROL SCAL Co-Hlst orlan Secretarlal Carol Pretty to walk wtth and wttty to talk wtth Large Council 3 Bank leller 2 4 H1 Y 4 Y Teens 3 Booster Club 4 SUSAN NAILOR Secretarxal ue Vwactous why say more' Large Councll 4 YTeenettes 3 Sports Letter 3 Basketball 3 Volleyball 3 Transferred from Tonawanda Hlgh School 3 BARBARA A NILSSON Secretarlal Her laughtng eyes are full of fun She's always ready to help someone Y'l'eens 3, Booster Club 4, Sklpper Buslness Staff 4. DANIEL MOSE R College Entrance-Sclence Danny Danny tsn t short on a good sense 0 humor .lunlor Play H1 Y3 4 Secretary 4 H1 Y Show 4 Football Manager 4 Rostra 1 Booster Club 4 Skipper Advertlslng Staff 3 4 Layout Staff 4 EDWARD MURRAY lndustrlal Arts Eddle Cheer up Ed' Ceaser lost his lt e because was ambztzous BARBARA A NICKS Secretarlal Barb She shines among her rzends Y Teenettes 3 GERALD NOWAK General Gerry Wy thoughts are free, they will not be shut up 3.3 LARRY L. OLEWINE RICHARD OSOSKI College Entrance-Science Cas Business Ozzie He says little but thinks much. I'll try anything once. .lunxor Guard of Honor Intramural Bank Teller 1 Booster Club 4 Basketball 4 Sclence Club 3 Junior Llfe Savlng Certlfxcate Booster Club 4 Transferred from Senlor Llfe Savlng Certlfxcate 2 Eden Central 3 Track 1 Cross Country 2 RUTH OSTAC HOWSKI CHARLES OTTAVIANO Retalllng Ruthle Buslness Chuck Words she has to .say are w He s dynamite but what she says is always true Large Councll 3 Stage Crew 1 2 3 lntramural Basketball and Vol Chorus 3 Sprlng Concert 3 Boos l all 3 Football 1 2 3 4 lei' Club 4 Baseball 2 3 ,IUDITH HULPIAU Class Poet College Entrance Judy It s nice to be natural i one s naturally nice Gxrls Small Councll Large Councll 2 4 Chorus 2 4 Sprung Concert 2 4 Sophomore Usher for Jumor Day Junlor Guard of Honor .lumor Day Decoratlon Commlttee H1 Y Ettes 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 YTeenettes 1 H1 Y Show 2 4 World Affalrs Club 1 2 Booster Club 4 Skxpper Ad vertlslng Staff 1 2 4 Aqua Show 3 ,Iun1or Lxfe Savlng Certlflcate 2 PAT PALMERI Colle ge E ntrance Sc le nce Buslness Palmerl Pennl' She ,S pretty She ls gay De t dark and dynamic what more need we say? 4 '1v Large Councll 3 Junlor Day Large Counc1l2 3 4 Cho,-usl Flower Commlttee Bank Teller 2 3 Sprlng Concert 1 2 3 JUHIOI' 1 HIYEUCS 2 3 4 Branch Day Decoratlon Commlttee Cheer COUHCII 4 YT'-ECHS 1 World Af leadmg 2 3 Co Captam 3 H1-Y fairs Club 2 3 4 Sklpper Adver Ettes 2 3 4 YTeenettes 1 H1 t1S1ng5taff2 3 4 Y Show 1 2x 3 World Affairs Club 2 3 Sklpper Advertlslng Sa 1 2 3 JAMES PASSAGE ll MARLENE PARWULSKI C0 egg Entrance lm The Passages may come and go Busmess 1 but Jim will make the others l It s better to be ltttle and shine ook Slow than to be big and cast a Shad- Ban 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 ow Sprlng Concert 1 2 3 4 Publxc Address and Debate 3 4 Boy s Oratorxcal 3 4 Bank Teller 2 Home Nurslng and Chlld Care Certlflcates H1 Y Show 4 Boos H1 Y 3 4 H1 Y Delegate to Al ter Club 4 Skxpper Layout Staff 4 Usher for Senior Day 3 4 World Affalrs 3 Chess Club 2 Large Councll 4 Porthole 3 4 bany 3 4 Booster Club Presldent Saturnlans 3 Math Club 4 Foot bal12 3 4 : . 2 9 .a ' , . . 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' CAROLYN PECORARO General Carol Cheer ul and charmzng cute and dtsormmg Large Councll 3 4 ,Iumor Day Decoratlon Commlttee Bank Tel ler 1 Home Nurslng and Chxld Care Certlfxcates H1 Y Ettes 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 H1 Y Show 2 4 Future Nurses Clubl Y Teenettes 1 Skrpper Advert1s1ng Staff 2 3 4 World Affalrs Club 3 GERALDINE PICCOL0 College Entrance Sc 18 nce P1ckle A bundle 0 energy well spent Large Counc1l3 4 Bandl 2 3 Orchestra 2 Chorus 1 3 Sprmg Concertl 2 3 H1Y3 Treasurer 4 YTeenettes1 2 3 lnterclub Councll Representatwe 4 Sports Letter I 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Volleyball Softball Plng Pong and Badmltton 3 All Around Girls Athlete 3 H1Y Show 1 Assistant D1rector 3 4 r-.1 CAHOLYN KLINE Class Song Wrlter ROBERT PE NDRYS Busmess Bob There s mtschze tn hrs eyes R UDOLPH PODGORNY Flne Arts R udy I you would ltke to make a bet he ll be the best arttst yet Booster Club 4 College Entrance Carol Success comes to those who work hard an ace wzll always be Carol s card Large Counc1l4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 Chorus 3 Sprmg Concert I 2 3 4 Chlld Care Certrflcate YTeenettes I 2 3 4 Chaplm Sergeant at Arms 2 H1stor1an 4 H1 Y Show 3 Future Nurses Club I Slupper Layout Staff 4 Advertxslng Staff 3 4 EARL POTTER College Entrance-Sclence '9' No one ts useless tn the world who ltghtens the burden someone else Bank Teller 3 H1 Y 3, 4 Track 1 2 4 Key Club2 3 Chess Club 2 ,Iumor Lxfe Savxng Certxfrcate 2 DONNA M RECHIN College Entrance Farfo She captains any team wtth steam G1rls Small COUIICII Large Coun I 3 4 chestra 2 3 Chorus I Spr1ng Concert 1 2, 3 4, Junlor Play, Bank Teller 2, YTeenettes 3, PfeSldCnl 4, Sports Letter 1, 2 3, Gold Pm 4, Volleyball Base ball, and Badmxton 3, Basketball 4, Saturmans 3, PATRICIA PYZYNSKI Secretarnal Pattxe Always smzltng, always gay lets hope she ll always be that way Large Councll 1 3 Band I Orchestra 1 ,Iumor Guard f Honor Junxor Day Decoratlng Commlttee Bank Teller I H1 Y Ettes 3 4 Y Teens 12, 3 H1 Y Show 1 2 3 4 Sports Letter 1 Sk1pper Layout Staff 3 Cheer leadxng 3 ARLENE REGALIA College Entrance Arlene ts the athletic type and uere sure shell make a good wx e Chorus 1 4 Sprmg Concert 4 Leader of Baton Twxrlers 3, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2 3, Gold Pm 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, World Affaxrs Club 2, Saturmans 3, Booster Club 4. TRUDY D REIMANN College Entrance Trud1ferd' She s ull o pep and lots 0 un ready to do what should be done G1rls Small Council Large Coun C11 4 Jun1or Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 V1ce President 4 Y Teenettes 3 4 H1 Y Show 3 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Basketball 3 4 Softball 3 Volleyball 3 Swim- m1ng 2 World Affairs 3 Saturn- 1ans 3 Booster Club 4 CAROLINE ROHDE Business Carol uzte a wonder ul girl to know JOHN ROBEL General H Good nature good looks and good sense combtned Junior Class Treasurer JOSEPH ROOK Business oe L1 e ts one long process of get- ttng tzred Junior Guard of Honor H1 Y Show L C 13 C f W k e:gge4 mmol aetena or 4 Varsity Baseball 2 3 4 All High 2nd Team 3 Varsity Basket ball 4 lntramural Basketball 1 3 4 lntramural Volleyball 3 4 LINDA DUFFY Co-Chairman of Senior Day College Entrance-Science in Attractive talented gay a queen she ts Ln every way G1.rls Small Council Junlor Guard of Honor Bank Teller 2 H1 Y Ettes 3 4 Sports Letter 1, 2 3 Gold P1n4 Future Nurses Club 1 2 Booster Club 4 Aqua Show 1 3 Junior Life Saving Certlficate 3 Senior Life Savlng Certificate 4 Usher for Senlor Day l CAROL RUMBARGER STANLEY ROOK Fine Arts Blondie Business Stan Head in the clouds calm cool Stan is athletic, but kind o shy He s honest e icient an all around guy. Junior Guard of Honor' Hi-Y Show 3 4- Baseball 2 3 4' All High 3' Intramural Basketball 2 3, 4' Varsity Basketball 4' Intramural Volleyball 3 PETER RUNFOLA College Entrance-Mathemat ics llpete 79 The world belongs to the ener- getic. Civil Defense Committee 2, 35 Bank Teller 3g Football lg Track 2, 3g Key Club 2, 3, 4. collected. she s apt to do the unexpected. Large Council 4' Chorus 3- Junior Day Decoration Committee' Hi-Y Ettes l' Y-Teenettes 2 3 4 JACQUELINE RUTKOWSKI Retailing Jackie She'd have the last word with an echo. Large Council 45 Chorus Ig Y- Teenettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 2, Historian 3g Hi-Y Show Cast Sports Letter l, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4g Basketball 3, 4-g Booster Club 45 Skipper Art Staff 4g Aqua Show l. THOMAS JAMES RYCOMBEL College Entrance Latin Tom As a man lwes and thmks so will he write Junior Guard of Honor Bank Tel ler 4 H1 Y 4 Rostra 1 2 ey Club2 3 4 Science Club3 a urnians 3 Math Club 4 Booster Club 4 Skipper Layout Staff 4 ERNEST SALHOFF College Entrance Science Butch Let s go on a bus ride .lumor Guard of Honor Bank Tel ler 4 H1 Y 4 H1 Y Show Cast 3 Tennis 1 2 3 4 World Affairs BE R NADE TTE SAD KOWSKI Secretarial Bernie Small but so IS a stick 0 dyna mite Large Council 2 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Spring Concert 1 2 3 H Y Ettes 3 4 H1 Y Show Cast 3 Skipper Advertising Staff 2 ,IOSEPHD SALM JR Ge neral oe Hts lzmbs were cast in a manly mold or hearty sport or contest bold Basketball 3 Swimming 3 Trans ferred from Little Seminary 3 Club 3 Key Club 3 4 Science Club 3 Chess Club 2 3 Booster Club 4 Math Club 4 s Wai: 4 iff? H- ROBERT PORTER Co Chairman of Senior Day College Entrance Bob Teach me hal the gladness that thy brazn must know 'QUIK' Sophomore Usher for Jimior Day Junior Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 4 Track 2 3 4 SCIEHCC Club 3 Booster Club 4 American Legion F ay Award 3 Junior Day Treasurer s Committee ,F-'-1 1' f BARBARA ANN SCHAUM BARBARA SCHEUER Homemakmg Peanut Lie LS one big bubble ater H0memak1Ilg Barb 'moths' Stlence ts more eloquent than Large Council 4 Chorus 2 Home words Nursing Certificate Child Care Large Council 3 Home Nutsmg Certificate Sk1PPef I-'aY0m and Certificate' Chlld Care Certifi- Business Staffs 4' Booster Club Cate.Y,,TeeneueS 2. Booster Club 4- Transferred from Lafayette High School 2 ELLA SCHMIGELSKY PATRICIA MAE SCHORN Secretarial Goldie Her smile has brightened many a heart' wherever she goes she ll do her part Girls Small Council' Large Coun- cil 3 4' Junior Guard of Honor' Bank Teller 4- Hi-Y 3 4 Cor- responding Secretary 4- Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pin 4' Swim- ming l' Aqua Show 1 Bookkeeping at Always ready or a good time. Large Council 2 3 4' Chorus 1- Co-Chairman of Junior Day Prom Committee' Bank Teller 2 3 4- Hi-Y 3 4- Y-Teenettes 1- Future Nurses' Club 1- Booster Club 4- Skipper Advertising Staffl 2,3 4 39 ELAINE M SCHUMACHER General Because shes grace ul tractwe and small as a dancer she ll surpass a Large Councll 4 Chorus 2 3 Sprlng Concert 2 3 4 H1 Y Show 2 3 4 Saturnlans 3 4 Booster Club 4 Sklpper Layout Staff 4 Transferred from Annuncxatwn Hlgh School 2 MARY SHANNON College Entrance Mary a nurse wzll someday be whoever she ll care or wzll be Future Nurses Club 1 2 3 4 Booster Club 4 BARBARA SIECZKARSKI Fine Arts Barb A tlst 0 the penczl pen and brush Chorus 3 Sprlng Concert 3 Y Teenettes 4 Cafeterla Worker 3 Booster Club 4 Sklpper Art Staff 3 Busmess Staff 4 DELORES SIMMANCE General Dutch A dot with plenty 0 dash Large Councll 4 Home Nursmg Certlflcate Chlld Care Certlfl cate YTeenettes l 2 Booster Club4 40 HARON HARDY Co-Chaxrman of Semor Prom WILLIAM SCOTT Busmess Scotty Stzll lS quzet and very shy but we all know he s a swell guy Skxpper Advertlslng Staff L1tera1'y Staff 3 Porthole Staff 4 THEODORE SHAW College Entrance Ted To be a chemzst zs Ted s atm though ll s tau h he ll make Lt just the same Projectlon Crew 3 Football 2 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 ecretarlal Bubbles Girls Small Councll Large Councll 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Sprmg Concert 2 3 4 Sophomore Usher for Junlor Day .Iumor Vlce Presldent ,Iumor Guard of Honor ,Iun1or Day Decoratxon Commlttee Cheerleadlng 3 4 H1 Y Ettes 2 3 Y Teenettes 1 H1 Y Show 2 3 4 World Affalrs Club 3 Booster Club 4 Sklpper Advertlsmg Staff 2 4- ROBERT SIKORSKI General Irlsh he Irtsh too are proud 0 htm Baseball 4 Swlmmmg 4 RIC HARD SIMON General He trzes all thzngs achteues what he can KENNETH SKOLYAN General Corky I rest well tn all my classes Cross Country 1 3 4 Track 3 4 lntramural Cross Country I 3 4 Intramural Baseball and Bas- ketball 1 SCICHCE Club 3 Boos- ter Club 4 Sklpper Advertlslng Staf 3 4 SHIRLEY M SMITH College Entrance-Science Shlrl i' She s so much un to know and b sweet to meet Gxrls Small Councxl Chorus 2 Large Councll 3 4 .lunlor Guard of Honor Junlor Day Flower and Treasurers Commlttees Bank Teller 1 3 4 H1Y3 4 Chaplln 4 H1 Y Show 2 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Sklpper Adver- txslng Staff 2 4 Llterary Staff 4 PAULS BARTH Co-Cha lrman of Senlor Prom College Entrance Sclence Paul So I says to this Blonde ,lumor Guard of Honor ,lunlor Day Decoratxon Commxttee H1 Y 4 Key Club'3 4 Presxdent 4 Delegate to Key Conventlon 4 Sclence Club 3 Booster Club Vlce Presxdent 4 Sklpper AdV6fIlSlDg Staff 4 Math Club 4 World Affalrs Club 4 Football 1 Swlmmlllg 1 Saturnlans 3 Sophomore Usher for ,Iumor Day Usher for Semor Day 2 Transferred from Mercers burg Academy l ANNE E SOBIERAJ Se cretar 1al Anne LL e ts too serzous to take too serzously Junxor Day Decoratxon Committee H1 Y Ettes 4 Y Teenettes 2 KENNETH SONTAG General Ken lfl study I learn L ldon t what s the difference? Projectxon Crew 3 4 Bank Teller ROBERT B SMITH Business Bo It s my regret and not my boast I seem to need more sleep than most Projection Crew 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Cross Country 3 4 Track 2 3 Swlmmlhg 2 CAROL ANN SOARS College Entrance Sclence Carol Her eharmzng smzle and spark lang eyes brzghten the day or everyone Large Councxll 2 3 4 .lUn10l' Day Program Committee Repre- sentatlve to P T A Bank Teller 1 Sports Letterl 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Volleyball 3 Baseball 3 Scl ence Club 3 Sklpper Layout Staff Math Club 4 BARBARA L SODUS Secretarial Barb We re pretty sure she ll md success ln whatever she ll do Large Councll 3 Junlor Guard of Honor Usher for Senlor Day AL SPAWTON General Sputnxk Why should the devil have all the good times? Sophomore Usher for .Iumor Day .lunlor Day Decoration Commxttee Varsity Football 2 3 4 Projec- tlon Crew 4 41 . lf 77 . It bl! 44 b H K' - ca n - 'Z' - ' I U 3 Y I! 'T I ! 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A glorious future beckons, JANICE L STARR Secretarlal an She s setttng out on her bzggest test we surely hope she ll b success Large Councxl 1 Home Nurslng Certlflcate Chlld Care Certxfl cate Y Teenettes 3 SANDRA ST UBBE College Entrance Sandy Let your speech be always with grace Large Counc1l2 3 4 Chorus and Sprxng Concert 1 2 4 Sophomore Usher for Junlor Day ,Iumor Guard of Honor H1 Y Ettes 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Hx Y Show 1 2 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pln 4 Basketball 2 Saturnlans 3 Boos ter Club 4 Sklpper Lxterary Staffl DONNA SWAIN Believe that you have tt and you have Lt JEROME SZ UMINSKI General Scrooge Anythmg for an easy lt e Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Sprlng Concert 1 2 3 4 Pro Jectlon Crew 4 Booster Club 4 MARILYNN TR UTY Secretarxal Marlle A nend wtth a bzg heart Glrls Small Council Large Coun cll 4 Usher for ,Iumor Day 2 Jun lor Glrls Marshal .lumor Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Swlmmlng 1 Usher for Senlor Day KATHLEEN E STEINBERG Homemakmg Kltty utet and sweet alunys neat Large Councll 3 Chorus 3 Sprlng Concert 3 Debate 4 Student Rep- resentatlve to PTA 4 Home Nursmg Certlflcate Chlld Care Certxfxcate YTeens 2 3 HIY Show 3 Booster Club 4 TIMOTHY W SUGG College Entrance Sc lence Prof Tim ts the guy wzth the answers to the math problems ClVll Defense Commlttee 3 4 Bank Teller 4 H1 Y 4 Key Club 4 Scxence Club 3 Chess Club 2 3 Booster Club 4 Sklpper Advertlslng Staff 2 Math Club 4 NIICHAEL SZCZEPANIK College Entrance Mlke Let s gt ve tt a rest Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Spr1ngConcert1 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 World Affairs Club 3 Rostra 2 Sclence Club 3 Saturn1ans 3 Booster Club 4 Tenms 3 C HRISTINE TATKO College Entrance s Bright peppy and ullo Large Counc1l3 4 YTeenettes 1 2 3 4 Hlstorlan 2 Secretary 3 4 Future Nurses Club I 4 World Affairs Club 3 Booster Club ARTHUR TUSKES Buslness The strong szlent type .lunlor Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 4 Key Club 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 VHISIIY Baseball 3 our lofty arm shall hold PATRICIA C VENCE College Entrance-Sclence Pat Always cheer ul and ull 0 un happy when she s able to help someone .lunlor Day Muslc and Decoratlon Commlttees Leader of Baton w1rlers 3 4 H Y 3 4 1 Branch Council Representatlve 4 H1 Y Show 2 3 4 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Future Nurses Cu 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 4 Sklpper Advertlsmg and L1terary Staffs 4 GEORGE WALTON College Entrance George Opportunzty knocks but once Bandl 2 Orchestra 1 2 Projec tlon Crew 3 Key Club 3 Booster Club4 Trackl 2 3 JIM WEBB General Splder A me ellow whats un to know Transferred from Samt Joe s 4 MABLE WHITE Secretarlal Shorty She carrzes cheer Ln her smtle Large Councll 4 ,Iumor Day Dec oratlon Comm1ttee Bank Teller 4 H1 EUGENE W WISNOSKI College Entrance Butch Although he s short he sure ts handsome ,Iumor Guard of Honor H1 Y 3 BETTY WAGNER Secretarlal Don Hey wanna hear a joke ,Iumor Guard of Honor YTeen ettes 1 Sklpper Llterary Staff 4 Large Councxl 4 SHIRLEY WATZ Secretarial Shlrl Does a good job or none at all Large Councll 3 4 YTeenettes 2 3 4 Treasurer4 Booster Club 4 Sklpper Advertlslng Staff 1 3 4 Sklpper Buslness Staff 4 DENNIS WHITE College Entrance Denas Youth may be stlly but wzsdom LS chtlly Transferred from Salnt Josephs Hlgh School MARILYN .I WILSON Ge neral Lynn Sweet demure and shy you could have ooled me Chorus and Sprlng Concert 3 Jun lor Day Muslc Commltteeg H1 Y Ettes 2 3 4 Chapl1n4 YTeen- ettes 1 H1 Y Show 3 4 Future Nurses Club 1 World Affalrs Club 2 3 4 Booster Club Sklpper Advertising Staff 2 4 E UGENE WOLANSKI College Entrance Gene Wit ts the salt o conversatton Basketball 3 4 43 LINDA WORONIAK College Entrance Sclence Be lmda I dzdn t say a word Large Counc1l1 4 Band 1 2 3 Chorus and orchestra 2 3 Sprlng Concert 1 2 3 H1 Y Show Cast 1 Z, 3 Sports Letter 1 2 3 Gold Pm 4 Swlmmmg 1 Sklpper Ad- vertlsmg Staff I 2 JUDY YOUNG Secretarial Jutka' One tn a mtllmn Large Council 1 Public Address 4 Gu-Is Declamatron 4 Hx Y Show Cast 1 Sklpper Advertlslng Staff I ANNA M ZAWISKY Bookkeepmg Joker 1 think I ve sand enough Sophomore Usher for Jumor Day Bank Teller 1 Home Nmsmg Cer trfrcate Chlld Care Certxfrcate GIIIS Small Councll Large Coun- c1l 3 4 Sports Letter 1 Sklpper Advertlslng Staff 3 EDWARD YABLECKI Buslness ' What s this dull town to me Porthole 2 3 Intramural Basket hall 1 2 3 Intramural Baseball FRANKLIN ZAHM College Entrance Frank A zest or lwmg Junxor Guard of Honor Varslty Swrmmxng 3 Varslty Cross Coun try 4 Intramural Basketball 4 BARRY BURROWS CAMERA SHY JOHN BOND CAROL BORDEN RITA CLAIRE BROCK JOHN FRANKE CAIL HAGGART MAUREEN GRANT CHARLENE GOUPIL MARION JUZWIK THERESA KACZMARSKI ROGER KENEFICK MARY ANN KERKO DIANE LANCDON BONITA LEE JOHN MACUMBFR RON MERCIER MARVIN McNU'I'I' LYNNE MEYER PATRICIA PIONTKOWSKI RICHARD PRENATT WILLIAM ROSINSKI NORMAN SHEAR ARTHUR SHERMAN PATRICIA E. TETRO JOHN DENNIS VAN NORT - ' ' . uEd 9 u - lr gg n - pn u - v n : ' 1 I ' 1 I 1 n I , , Q 1 Q 1, 2, 1 Q I ' 9-4 S 1 9 1 . . . . ' . ' v s , 0 . u 1 i as n u . f - n U . . N . f , 5 - S 1 y ' Q ' S Q . 0 I . . u n ca - I . lr I' . 5 E - 9 3 - 9 . D 1 I 5 5 . 4 HONOR ROLL Rlverslde s Roll of llonor IS issued 6 times during the school vear On lt are listed those students who have attained an average of 90 o or above Following are the names of those I Times gharon Fenlon Frances Nlolnar Constance llusial Robert Porter Shirley Smith Carol Soars 9 Times James Passage Flla Schmlgelskv 8 Times Farol Buck 6 Times Terry lxaczmfirskl Donna Rechln Sandra gtubh ID Times Gloria Gregory Robert Honour I4 Times John Lang Mary Ann llartlnlcovlc Frnest Qalhoff lilta Brock Joanne l ukasik Geraldine Piccolo I2 Times Heglnald Banas Susanna Herczeg Albert lsler Patricia Pxontlcowski Thomas Rycombel George Walton Time lxaren Drury Nlartin Frdei Jerry Fremont Craig Johnson Ann Xlajda Nlarie Ann Poutie Nlarily n Truty Timothy Sugg Barbara Sodus Barbara Schaum Patricia Sch ohn I0 Times 5 Times 9 6 Florence l atka Betty Burnett Fugene Wolanskl Times Flllzabeth Forczek Patricia Kwoka Julie Jones Trudy Reimann Jud Young Donna Beirlng Times Robert Bujalskl Phyllis llarnlsch Judith Hooftallen Anna 'llae 7aw1sky Joanne Falk 'llarlon Gemplco C? ,I .5 4 2 Sharon Hardv Judith Hulplau Robert Gesl Nlarlon Juzwilc Fdward X ableckl Times Carol Adelman Ruth Ostachowski fkrlene Regalla Nlichael gc7epan1k Times Arlene Bukowski Nlildred Best Rose Nlarie Dombrowskl Nllchael Flklss Carolvn lxline l ynne llever Times David Becker l lnda Duffy Xlarlene Parwulskl Farl Potter Barbara Sieczkarski Valedictorian - Sharon Fenlon Salutazorian - Constance Musial I . , . 04 . , . seniors who have achieved this scholastic goal. . 1 ' ,, . . ' J . ,J V- . . 1 . 1 Y A T I s , 4 J A 13 Times 7 Times Robert Uorghi . 1 ' . . 1 . . . - 3 , . A V ' - , V. J. Y , 1 , r I C C . 1- ,W ' 4 I 4' V .o 3910 f Q0 'N Y HOST TALENTED ' 3 K J Q 5m QOJQQQ X 'K O Sw, ST BASHFUL R u S3 ?fQ??5TiQDii S U 252522 4' ff' QQQQ 'wk Siam 5 al BEM MOST ATHLETIC W BIGGEST EATERS C-. . . . . I X .Q x Er I 'V . . J. J. K .- . P ' 'X yum V, ', rf -r1 Q Q o e I Q ' I ' ' . ff' 51- 3' x-',,'4A', 1 . f 1 fx 16 1 6 ' 'r w. ' Q XJ ' - - f' . ' ff ' ' ' '- .' , fl' ,r 1: . Y 9 f 1 H - 4 . f ' J - fi W X-gig, 'Q ,' - f K. ga- ATM 0 , f r , . rn AI V ' H it , , P3 ' fp, 4' I Hb, V E ,rhizg 45, .s :ksh ' , ' ' H A .. ' 971- ' ' WHA gl , 'UQ' I , :lj ,f ' ff' :Hn 4,6 I EC , 1 6 x f 2 il .Y -1 f 'zf A U 1 ' ' X9 ?4'Q l ly m - 4'-Q ff? ' U Inf. Q Q '4?:J m.K' I I A' - U, 4 - ,. VA In ' I 1 J I .J Mis , ,ua 1 1 U. 9 nj x I, A 54 g x H A U s ,. . V. ' M0 Q Q11 V 1. I it g Q A x. 1 tai 4 ry I Q3 'WEA A 4019! ' BIGGEST .TOKERS C' JW9' fd! HAPPIEST v-fqggf KL R934 ' ' MOST POLI TE MOST LIKELY T0 flrzll l0Il Ito L h mms Sw LS r 685105 en Pass -. Q11 i ay , 0,5-C6 Og! to 1 N, 68 '1 Azz smiles- Chafm at The Roadrunner New nf-Y-9 Alleghany C DUCK -sn- R xx 7' Q X V4 irfga bf .....-:- 21235 XQ XX f X - X - XI Z K s.'f2A,L' U xit-.14-45., ,L-A.- ' i. m Luvf M gk 'fl'-rx +L ,. - 'A AN- xt - 1'-,,,-v -V. N Q 'A' xx. Y 2 -'. l'rances LaPagl1aV1ce President Barbara Hoggan Secretary Terry Stroh Treasurer June Szustakowsk1G1rls Marshal Bob Kaiser Boys Marshal Absent Alex Szalay Presldent CLASS OF 1959 50 The Junior Class has many outstanding scholars and athletes to be proud of Seven members of the class have received the silver pin signifying twelve honor rolls Barbara Bernard Judy Campbell John l ang Barbara Roggan Patricia Schmidt and James Watz were the recipients Mary ,lane 7vl1nsk1 also receiving the silver pin won the Girls Oratorical Contest in Riverside for the second year james Watz is a member of the lnter-High School Student Council Frances l aljagglia the Junior Class Vice- President is a member of the executive committee of the Student Council Terry Stroh, another out- standing ,lunior is the Secretary-Treasurer of the Student Council The basketball team had Kenneth Staub, Robert Kaiser, and ,lohn Safranski as first string men The President of the ,lunior Class, Alexander Szalay, was again an outstanding runner for cross country. ,lohn Balogh, llenry Mullen, and Michael Smith were players on the Championship Harvard Cup Team- Cheerleaders that are on the top as moral boosters are Judy Kuehling and Lee Ann Hereid. JOYCE ALBRIGHT RUDOLF ARANYOSI KATHLEEN ATHANS BARBARA AVINO DIANE AVINO ,IUDITH BAER ROBERT BALCH JOHN BALOGH DLANE BARLETTE LINDA BAUER DIANE BEARDSLEY MARY JANE BEEHLER PEGGY ANN BEIRING DIANE BELLER CALVIN BENTON BARBARA BERNARD MILDRED BIELICKI STANLEY BOGDAN .IUDITH BOYER BEATRICE BREDDY CAROLE BRENKACZ CAROL BRENNAN MARLENE BRILL JAMES BRITT BARBARA BROOKS MARY ANN BUGMAN PEGGY BURANDT LEONA BURKF BFRNADETTE B UTKOWSKA .II DITH CAMPBELL JOSEPH CANINO .IUDITH CAPUTY .IO ANN CARLIN BARBARA CASSIDY ANTHONY CHEMPINSKI CAROL CIEP1 INSKI Y--nv 1 Ati' 14 va Cb 'fl if-af 1:5 ff ' L ., , ,f x :Mg -4:0 11--. fi-1 L., if ' XR' ,4 X sis 9 5-6' IV' -J -'if 'L 'Y -of l ':x1 1144 '00 3. Darling, yozfve lost weight KATHLEEN CLUNE SHARON LEE COLES J UDITH COLLINS KAY COLLINS RICHARD COLLINS WILLIAM COLLINS JUDITH CYGAN ROSEMARY DEAN HELEN DeGARMO RAYMOND DeGLOPPER STANLEY DEGROFF BEVERLY DELANO .IOHANNA Del MONTE MARY DELONG NANCY DENVER L ORRAINE DISSETTE ROBERT DITONDO PATRICIA DROZDOWSKA GERALD DROZYNSKI ARTHUR DUFFIN EILEEN EHLERS PATRICIA EICH BARBARA ELEK HENRY ENSMINGER .IUDITH EVOY CAROLYN FELLE EUGENIA FERRI ALICE FISH KATHLEEN FLOOD JOHN FONTANA BETTY FORTNEY THOMAS FRANK PETER FRAZON JUDITH FRIDMANN THELMA FRITZ GENE FRONCZAK JOAN GAGOLA JOHN GALEZA CHRIS GOLONKA DAVID CANNON GAIL ANN GARDON PATRICIA GAWEL MARILYN GEIB MICHAEL GIFFORD JOSEPH GOLEBIEWSKI PETER GOLLWITZER KATHLEEN COTTLIER PATRICIA GOULDING JOHN GRAF GERALDINE GRANAT GARRY GREEN GRLTCHEN GROUP .IESSIE GRYNIEWSKI LORRAINE GUIZE DONALD HAINES EILEEN HALEY WAYNE HALLETT ARLENE HART EILEEN HAYNOS LINDA GRIFFIN if f-...f wmv' 'U 'Q 705- X IU' 4? NV -a its WUT 5. 'sf 4-fi Hold that bell. KATHLEEN HAYWOOD SUE HEPWORTH LEE ANNA HEREID CAROL HESS NANCY HEURTER RICHARD HIMBURY WENDY HOLDEN ANNE HOPE BARBARA HOPPER ROSE MARIE HORWATH PAT HOUSE ROBFRT HOUSE VIRGINIA HOVEY GERALD HOWE GEORGE HOY MADALINE HREBIK JOAN HUEGEL VICTORIA HUNT PATRICIA JALOWIEC MAXINE ,IAREMKA LAURALEE ,IOHNSOIN THOMAS JOHNSON .IUDITH KAFFER W -'P Q .,., A .,. I '17 W 9 ' ir ' K3 Q I! , - I 'X N ,I ff-I I 1 I? 'nv f NI ,' Wx i . V' I ' 41' rd V -A I.. .4 K -- Y A c I MELANE HUDY Q P I I 'R Q ,. I , i .L , W 7, I I 'za . 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A-9 Llp -J' -of an-YW YWQY '-4 C' STUART ALJOE JUDY AUSTIN JOAN BARNA JOAN BAUER SANDRA BIGGS CHARLES BOGDAN SHIRLEY BOOTH CLARENCE BRIDGES RICHARD BUDWEE JOAN BURGESS KEITH CHURCH DOROTHY CIOTUSZYNSKI MELVIN COLBERT ROBERT COWIE JOSEPH EDEL EVELYN GRANT JOHN GREEN HERMAN GRUNEYER KEITH HESS GARY HOHL ROBERT JELINICK PATRICIA KELLEHER FELIX KLEMPKA EDWARD MCKINLEY KAY MENARD DONALD MILLER DONALD MIZIATEK PATRICK O'CONNER SHARON OMEL MARIETTA ORVATH PAUL PARWALSKI PETER PARWALSKI PAMELLA PEACOCK DONNA RICHEAL JEROME RICHMEYER DARRYL REID JOHN RUPP DONALD RUTECKI ROBERT SEMIELL LILLIAN SHERMAN CHARLES SIVERTSON MICHAEL SMITH WILLIAM SMITH DONALD STALEY NORBERT STICKT HELMUT STINNER CAROLYN SZUSTAK PELIX TOMASZEWSKI JLNIOR DAY 1957 CLASS OF 1960 No longer newcomers, sophomores have begun to get the feel of hlgh school llfe They are qulte actlve 1n many phases of our school llfe at Rlver Sl e Sophomore boys who have shown thelr athletxc prowess are larry Hancherlclc and Rlchard Safran of the football team and Pete Moore Ron Wllllams Dale Helmllch, Robert Maclean Rxch Swan and Dennls Cullfoll of the swxmmlng team Two cheer leaders, Judy Gross and Carol DeGlopper helped to cheer our fxne teams on to v1ctor1es Carmen Pequeen, Barbara Beck Carol Rlclcard and James CFISI added thelr flne talent to our an nual varlety show The many sophomores partlclpatmg ln school clubs are proud of the fact that they have two club presldents Barbara Bumett lS the president of the Omega Horizon Club and Wlnlfred Farlnech IS pres ldent of the Y Teen Club Ronald Peters and llonlca Muslal represent thls class on the Student Council Executive Commlttee Brenda Verguson IS on the Draftlng Commlttee ROOM 61 Row 1 Joann Hlclgllano Dlane Martmo Joann Hore Jeannette Jablonskl Sandra Romanczyk Debb1e Reynard Mary Jane Rohde Hylda Burks Row 2 Carol Farnan Judy Behmer, Carol Hxchard Carol Kozxol Rebecca Patty Carol Peszko Karen Collms Row 3 Mary Lonko Carol Carruthers Helen Blonskl Laurne Watz Carol Ann Klelnschmldt Larelel Bendlemonte Sharon Walsh Shlrley Hxlllard Row 4 Judy Robel Margaret Rolam Phyllls Yockey Kathleen Stxckles Lmda Palmer Mary Ann Mxccoh Absent Margaret Matelev1ch 1 ' I d . - ' s 1 l t 1 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l , I ' ' ., 7 I 5 L , f ' 2 , an 2 ' ,fn Y f 3 v N ', H 'Lx if 1 ,wx , v l , ,AQ ROOM 359 Row 1 Dan Courtine, George Thomas, Ronald Adamek, Douglas Bauer, Thomas Everett, David Dee, Verne Gifford, George Andersen, Charles DiMartino. Row 2 Olsen Fred, Lincoln Swados, Jerome Cichocki, Thomas Foust- ner, Howard Brown, Robert Barcikowski, Tony Cascio, Tom Crooks, Dick Chiro. Row 3 George DeGlopper, David Hatch, Don Fancher, Robert Connolly, Kenneth Bittner, David Fish, Fred Eickhoff, Guy Fenger, James Crist, David Ames. Row 4 Henry Passarelli, William Dietrich, Ronald Bertschi, Ronald Eaton, Herbert Crispell, Frank Chip, Michael Farineck, Larry Hancherick. A bsent ,las Boncal, Timothy Gruber. ROOM 137 Row I Jane Kulhanek, Barbara Burnett, Huth Buchinger, Teddy Klingel, Joann Radios, Carol DeGlopper, Janet Haker, Kathy Jones. Row 2 Judy Gross, Carol Clark, Patricia Caneles, Pat Gurecki, Barbara Kenefick, Dar- leen Gillespie, Betty Staly, ,Ierri Stedman. Row 3 Judy Kernahan, ,ludy Drumh, Shirley Adelman, Sue Kessler, Mary Howlett, Penny Heurter, Christine Brown, Karen Mabry. Row 4 Bonnie Gehl, Barbara Lafferty, Sandy Albright, Carol Davies, Lorraine Lambert, Sharon Hoffman, Carolyn Feldmeyer, Heverly Roberts. ,-1 bsent Eileen Drozdz, joan ln- sinna, Diane Neffka. .. . . : , 6 A F ., ,, O -A L- , - . - ,N my y 4: . I g A A 9 1 It 1 ', ' 5 Y ' 2 ' E -2 Q I ' L ,,. 1. ,,, - v ,, ,A ,. . 5 Q, a J . 2? I i . N ' K ROOM 221 Row I Louise Covell, Beverly Fassel, Karen Franke, Melinda Mayer, Elaine Dewyea, Darlene Gielow, Pat Meade, Nancy McNally. Row 2 Roval Rose, ,loan Ayer, Betsy Kinsey, Dolores Wierbowski, Bettyann Rodak, Kathryn Rean, Winifred Farineck, Mary Altmeyer. Row 3 Babette Fedo, Jewel Rhodehouse, Donna Hulbert, Barbara Kaminski, Regina Prudzienica, ,Io Anne Kopp, Shirley Herrmann, Ginny Daniels, Carol Elliott. Row 4 Marcia Fiel, Diane Wagner, Mary Ann Pendrys, Donna Bielicki, Nancy Carter, Judith Sontag, Lynn Sargent, Sandra Westfall. ROOM 379 Raw I Bronislaus Kopra, Rodger Jueckstock, Jerome Koncikowski, Dennis Hayden, David Hess, William Kurasz, Garry Hunt, James Lang, William Bowles. Row 2 Gary Corbett, Floyd Anderson, ,lohn Horan, Arthur King, Robert Maclean, Stephen Hussar, Gerald LeVea, Kenneth Brown, Robert Lilz. Row 3 Gerald Bryans, James Teubner, Philip Mazur, ,lohn Nelles, David Luggar, William Johnson, Robert Little, Ray Kaiser, Kenneth Marvin, Andrew Mandura. Row 4 ,Iohn Kumiega, Thomas Fox, Edward Kelly, Richard Matecki, Charles Lance, Philip Koahel, Elliot Loynes, Dayton Fancher. Absent Richard Kasperek, Kenneth Lynch, William Toth. mm nl? ' I i. 'Sf-D0 3 , -V, wi? 3 ax Y W, W ROOM 387 Row I Jerome Sauberan, Randy Schuster, Robert Smith, Joe Hrycych, Charles Burrows,David Whiteford, David Schulman, Richard Seitz, Carl Nyquist, Richard Posner. Row 2 Richard Moore, Kenneth Piechowiak, Thomas Rule, John Zeitler, Kenneth Plewa, Dennis lVlcTigne, Patrick O'Connell, James Oishei. Row 3 William Ortner, Howard Moore, Roy Campbell, Tony McCartt, Richard Novier, Dennis Rederowicz, Francis Smith, Daniel Penska, David Wolf, Frank Spamata, Ronald Rycroft, Row 4 Arthur Ressman, Barry Burnett, Ronald Peters, Dennis Schnidt, Richard Safran, Theodore Messenlehner, James Moorhouse, James Sivertsen, Kenneth Richardson. ROOM 267 Row 1 Arlene Zeller, Carol Rzewuski, Carole Schroeder, Wainscott, Ann Poleun, Mary Jane Sieczkarski, Angela Musalino, Barbara Lee Stiffler. Row 2 Dalene Ruller, Shirley Stahl, Carmen Pequeen, Mayonia Townsel, Pat Zapalowski, Sharon Slocum, Barbara Beck, Mary Ann Nowotarski. Row 3 Dianne Wollage, Janet Porter, Marianne Shear, Heide Phelps, Judy Tries, Peggy Weihmueller, Florence Urycki. Row 4 Kathryn Boettcher, Gail Pfeffer, Cindy Sutter, Janet Palonai, Edythe Strait, Nancy Polis, Margaret Boettcher, Adel Weber. The freshmen are proud this year to be able to claim ,lessie Ketchum award winners .lo Ainne Cippolo. ,ludy Gerritz. l.ois Bernard, Linda Ste- wart, .ludy llaber, and Ann Franklin, a gold medal recipient. Ann has led the Riverside llonor Roll C L A S S most of the year. ln our annual variety show, Rockin, Round G F 'I 9 6 'I the lfniversef' talented freshmen unveiled their specialties. Headlines were Ronnie Poppiclc, llarcia Greenman, llarvey lirenner, Nnita Within, Sharon K. Mittleman, Mike Xliller and Virginia Dombrowski. Tone llala and 'llarcia Greenman are to be con- gratulated for being selected as members of the cheerleading squad. llarilou Thompson and Bill Chisolm are also in the spotlight as the most pop- ular freshmen representing the class at the Snow- Flake Whirl. The two freshmen elected to the Student Coun- cil Fxecutive Committee are Ann Franklin and Bill Cliisolm. Marilyn ,lones was chosen to be on the Drafting Committee. ROOM 19 Row I Ronnie Lynn Seiden, Marianne Slahy, Vincey Sacco, Elaine Seitz, Beverly Rindfleisch, Noreen Sommer, Veronica Shannon, Judith Schoetin. Row 2 Mary Ann Schwab, Bonnie Rinker, Genevieve Husinek, Donna Lee Siwek, Barbara Leggett, Laurie Rau, Diane Quider, Angie Sorrento, Ann Russo. Rou' 3 Carolyn Sklar, Doris Ratcliffe, Linda Jane Schloerb, Carol Schoukens, Barbara Schoukens, Carol Sarafin, Joanne Sadowski, Marcia Samuels, Carol Rew. Row 4 Lillian Lee Schatz, Susan Rupp, Haureen Shepard, Marilynn Sandilands, ,Iudy Sipowicz, ,lacquelyn Skuse, Deena Rouse, Sharleen Schroegel, Margaret Moore W ROOM 131 Row I Donna Borton, Marcia Berzon, Alexis Blake, Jacqueline Beltowski, Sharon Wilson, Jackie Bake- man, Judy Athans, Elaine Bartel. Row 2 Dawn Blanke, Mary Baer, Carole Atkin, Charanne Bates, Sharon Beardsley, Beverly Borghi, Joan Annis, Mary Aranyosi. Row 3 Beverly Bondeur, Mary Ann Butkowski, Susan Bell, Barbara Brennan, Robin Arber, Lois Bernard, Beverly Bell, Barbara Bruce, Carol Anderson, Sandra Bir-Beck. Row 4 Alice Budwee, Esther Brummer, Maxine Berman, Helene Wilson, Eleanor Wierbowski, Linda Ball, Patricia Baker, Nancy Avino. Absent Ann Burns. L. of 'if ROOM 103 Row 1 Robert Denman, John Cox, Marvin Erion, Richard Leidenfrost, Frank Blasik, Caniel Delmonte, Jr. John Boore, Tom Swider. Row 2 Matthew Czamara, Stuart Dizak, Harvey Brenner, Richard Berke, Errol Daniels, Leonard Flynn, Joel Flamenbaum, Jack Calkins, Paul Cannamela. Row 3 James Adelman, Warren Bookbinder, Peter Armbrust, Jack Dressel, Peter Cohen, Bruce Egloff, Roger Ehlert, Dave Dobson. Row 4 Joe Cushner, Charles Bri- andi, Cary Dreyer, Roger Fenlon, Thomas Dickey, Dennis Ditch, Ephriam Denton, Jerry Adams, Dave Anderson. Absent John Bolock, Billy Chisholm, Joseph Ondesko, Charles McCartt, James Kritz. ROOM 149 Row I Barbara Perl, Esther Mintz, Gloria Payne Sharon K. Mittleman, Jacqueline Muscoreil, Mary Phil- lips, Patricia Oishei, Pat Owen, Irene Ocskay. Row 2 Lynn Meyer, Sandra Podgorna, Christine Ogorzaly, Sarah .lane Monaco, Dale Miller, Pat Piccolo, Barbara Pohl, Vera Popper, Carol Poutie. Row 3 Maryann Pamrow, Leona Ochter- ski, JoAnn Pitzella, Judith Meyer, Dorothy Peters, Beverly Opera, Donna O'Donnell, Patricia Pirk, Linda Potter, Row 4 Louise Menter, Marian Mindish, Joyce Pettibone, Shirley Price, Sharon D. Mittleman. Absent Pearl Munt, Maureen Peasland, Judith Price. 7 -6' ri,-ZA if fib' '- ROOM 231 Row I Wanda Drozdzak, Barbara Barsch, Marie Dentice, Barbara Wydysh, Mary Collins, Virginia Dom- browski, Carol Cartwright, Geraldine Duffin, Gail Cooper. Row 2 Helen Marie Cook, Mary Ann Clamp, Jeannett Cole- man, Barbara Costa, Jane Denton, Patricia Wurm, Josephine Cipolla, Barbara Ann Dziuba. Row 3 Eleanor Carothers, Judy Yager, Joyce Wudyka, Dianne Youra, Carol Osowski, Marianne DiBenedetto, Carol Chatt, Sandra Clark. Row 4 Barb Kaczmarek, Joanne Cowan, Roslyn Clement, Marilyn Dittiger, Marilyn Collins, Annette Coleman. fi bsent Rose- mary Corson, Patricia Dutcher. ROOM 273 Row I Thomas Rosenbusch, Wayne Rettke, Charles House, Ronald Poppick, Philip Santa Maria, William O'Brien, Raymond Sabo, Irving Prais, Michael Remson. Row 2 Richard Searns, Thomos Oatmeyer, Harry Olewine, John Ffgloff, Gary Seitz, Robert Rance, Kenneth Ralston, Alfred Tomasello. Row 3 Jeffrey Rabin, Melvin Rosenblat, Richard Ostroff, Thomas Poerschke, Richard Pollier, Sanford Perlmuter, Donald B0hdan Pikas, James Potter, Rum 4 Leonard Scott, Max Pettibone, Bryan Rice, Donald Ochocinski, Steve Osvath, John Hoeh, Keith Rung, Gerald Oehlbert. flbsent Richard Pavel, Charles Peacock, Jeffrey Pressman, lrwin Rothschild, Joseph Serio. ROOM 237 Row I Helene Zubkoff, Sharon Francis, Marcia Frank, Jacqueline Gregson, Susan Farber, Andrea French, Marjorie Gidos, Carol Madden, Judith Reisner. Row 2 Dorothy Zieja, Kathy Gidick, Nancy Fitzpatrick, Helga Frisele, Marcia Greenman, Leslee Falk, Susanne Zysek, Ann Franklin, Sharon Gitin. Row 3 Gail Fix, Geraldine Zurek, Linda Edelman, Judy Gunia, Sharon Gadzo, Carol Feist, Dorothy Gajewski, Sharon Gillan, Barbara Zak. Row 4 Sandra Fritz, Geraldine Franusiak, Judith Gerritz, Marilyn Bernstone, Diane Griesbaun, Maryann Graczyk, Patricia Grab- owski, Marsha Gardon. A bsent Patricia Gerspach. rg AH me I . ROOM 329 Hour I Linda Herrmann, Mared Houck, Anita W itkin, Wende Winters, Judy Haber, Andrea Haber, Maureen Kenney, Susan Kardaman, Karen Hoffman. Row 2 Joyce Wiittlin, Roslyn Kallett, Sharon Katz, Sharon Karp,Mari1yn Jones, Jean Johnson, Diane Johnson, Aurelia Jetter, Sandra King. Rozy 3 Joyce Jaworski, Alice Jardine, LaVonne Harrop, Sandra Havens, Connie lntrabartole, Barbara Holman, Shirley Howe, Mary Ann Witkowski, Dia' 2 Klementow- Ski, Joanne Janicka. Row -1 .Arlene Juzwik, Nancy Kimmick, Nancy Pigovat, Arline Kay Johnson. ROOM 373 Hou' I Charles Spencer, Morton Zelman, Tom Taylor, Earl Burks, Dale Strunk, Marshall Shumsky, Mal- colm Steinberg, Mark Weinstein. Row 2 Duane Schmitt, Orrin Tobbe, Jerome Steinberg, Harry Stein, Carry Warfield, Arthur White, John Wright, Earl Tomkins. Row 3 Murray Weingarten, David Young, Donald wSmith, LonWilson, Howard Smallen, Joseph Dallos, Eddie Simpson, Lawrence Thurn. Row 4 Ronald Wacker, Marshall Skolnik, Stephen Stern, Fred Tamalonis, Robert Zont, James Tauriello, Jim Murphy, Joseph Szustakowski, Marlon Siegel. HOOM 349 Row I Joann Szuis, Barbara Strauch, Susan Strauss, Shirley Thompson, Nlarilou Thompson, Wanda Sarama, Carol Weinberg, Stella Yinsniesky, Sharon Thornton. Rou' 2 Melissa Thomas, Leona Strand, Lorranie Stanislawski, Anita Sunshine, Arlene Touvell, Carole Verbocy, Linda Wagner, Mary Louise Smith, Elaine Walker. Row 3 Carol Stablewski, Marianne Somogye, Huthcarol Smith, Rachel Sultanik, Anita Steinbacher, liileen Virginia, Linda Steward, Geraldine Swiatek. Rott' 4 Gail Vanlliper, Judith Stevenson, Janice Sontag, Kathleen Truty, Dorothy Staley, Marcia Teglash, Valerie Szczesniak. W ho dm I Yo 1401 .uoky NXak9'u9 8 Pfme. , 4 tk. rust 31 WO Chrj SIIIZQS in 1 . fa erm!! - ave 3 haxx p C-BUCK Why di MQCPM Heep, Zooooomf . h adm you T4 E If .N K. 1 3 QWQQW N Q fig 5 Xxx? ' ,LL ZA? ..xxJx Q fx X-PLOSIV x,,,,,g-2- Grab Row 1 James Watz Leslre Falk Bernadette Butkowska, Donnella Reed Row 2 Mr Bucella Coach, James Passage, Martin Kalb Lmcoln Swados 'Nlr Blomberg Coach Sander Cllman Oratory Rlverslde Hlgh School students have an ex cellent opportunlty to engage rn many spealtlng contests Through these contests the partlclpants obtam experlence rn spealclng wlth ease and P0156 before a large audlence Resolved the Lnrted States Dlrect Fconomlc Md be lxmlted to Dlsaster Hellef and Technlcal Asslstance was the IOPIC for the debate team this year Nlr Blomberg and llr Bucella coached the team Judy Kuehlmg, Lmda Srmmance, Mr Anelh Coach, Mary Jane Zylll'lSk1 74 Nlary jane 7yl1nsk1 represented the school IH the AllH1gh Clrls Declamatlon Contest for the second year The Contest thls year was held at lxenslngton Hlgh School Lrncoln Swados a sopho more, represented our school at Sweethome Central School IH the VOICC of Democracy Oratorlcal Con test 1n whlch the orators glVC orlglnal speeches tradltlonally wrltten on current events or hrstor lcal theme 'llr Anelll was the advlsor for both of these contests 'WV' 'r t If ,aivlvgff 5 , . . ' I . '- 9 1 l ' ' 7 ' - A A . . . v - - . u 1 1 I ' l I . . . . . . . , , , . . , - - as T . . . . . . ' . . . , , A I ,S u . 1 A A . . . . . 1 I - I 0 . l ','mf. Y . M af- 7 -J- ., V ' 'ff- . 1-1 35 ,ggi 1 I 9,5 -.1 N6 ' fi ft g F . . ',, 5 kj - i 1, at. ji. . . . 94 A 'r ' r V . ' . Q2 1 ' 'I , ,1 x '3 ' e BB. n . - .- A I . . .. ' ' .GA fl Sitting Sharon Fenlon, Robert Porter, Shirley Smith, Frances Molnar. Standing Constance Musial, Carol Scars. Golcl Pin Scholars These students are the Hwizardsn of the 1958 Senior Class. They have maintained an average of 9095 or above for their entire four years at River- side. ln recognition for this outstanding achieve- ment a gold pin representing 24 honor rolls was presented to them. Sharon Fenlon with an average of 94.95 is the Valedictorian of the class. With an average of 94.51, the Salutorian is Constance Nlusial. Off to a good start in college and jobs, future mathematicians have organized a new Nlath Club. Interested students present and discuss concepts and problems of mathematics. with the help of Nliss Nlildred Mueller, the club has begun an ex- amination of the new fields opened by modern mathematical discoveries and theories. They have set for their goal high achievement in the annual mathematical contest which offers a slide rule to the top scorers in each school. Math Club Rau, 1 Paul Barth, Robert Gesl, Reginald Banas. R014 2 Sharon Fenlon, Clelland Ward, Timothy Sugg-President, Fred Gould, James Passage, Ernest Salhoff, Thomas Hycomhel, Donna llechin, Gerry Piccolo, Constance Ml-lsialf Carol Scars. T 5 Row I ,ludy Kuehlmg Censor Gerry Potockl Aedxle Lorrame GUIZC Consul Walter M1Chalsk1 Praetor Sharon Fen lon Pontxfax Maxlmus Shuley Ann Penko Aed1le Rom 2 Marllyn DeGlopper Kevm Foley V1rg1n1a Dombrowskl Sharon Wllson V1Ck1 Hunt Jane Denton Nlarcra Cuzenslu ,leannle Urban Monlca Mus1al Rau 3 Mlss Slegesrnund Donnella Reed Mary ,lane Zyllnskl Ann N1sbet Charanne Bates Joyce Culldner Elleen Drozdz Dlane Szufllnskl Carol Poutle Kathy Haywood Row 4 CORDIS Mus1al ,ludy Campbell Carole Brenkacz Carolann DaV1CS Llnda Steward Elleen V1rg1n1a Ann Treant1s Pat Lance Barbara Brooks Row 5 Kenneth Brown Llnc Swados Lmda S1mmance Cary Hohl Sanford Peremuter Who says Latm IS a dead language? At Rlver slde the language and the culture are very much Saturnlans allve The Saturnlans Club ln IIS second year of or ganlzatlon IS conducted just as the early Roman government The offlcers havmg the same t1tles Q as those of the leaders of Home are Consuls l orrame GUIZC and Sl ew Tom Frank Q Praeter Vlalter lllchalslcl '4 Censor ,ludv lxuehlmg Ouaestor ,lames Watz Aedlles Sh1rlev Penko and Gerrv Potockl if L Pontxfex Nlaxlmus Sharon Fenlon Products of the xmaglnatlon of the program com Q, .1 'Q mlttee were a Chrxstmas Parts commonlv called the Saturnalxa and a take off on Vlhat s Nly Llne program lnvolvlng ms thologlcal characters Planned for Nlarch 15 the ldes of Nlfirch celebra IIOH commemorated the death of GHIUS ,lullus flae 46 sar Fllms of ltalw and Greece taken bv a 1952 graduate of ll ll S were xlewed bv the club . - y .- . , . . - , . .- , - ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - Y 1 Y ' , A Y , , 1 Y 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 '1 1 ' A ' ' . .- , - 1 F V. . . . . ef' , 7 1 'J 0' N ,V 5' Nl . . A ' : 1 1 . I h 'Z' 'Av l - Y . , Q J' . . 1 -Q . :5l?y I ' - ' . 4,. 1 - I -as ' . .-- . N - f - .' ' .' f I 1' . ' . Y' V - 1 415 j I , I 'I 1 ag bl ' ' . J ' ,-5553651-E, f K! 4 ' W7-xy t It-,, ' 4 3 xv--it 0 - W - .. lxloy 'K '- x .'1 , ' H . 97 56 z 9 - 711 . , . . A 1 JY 5 l , , 4 - ' . Y 47 7 V 1 I Q 1, 'l J . Row I Timothy Sugg-Sergeant at Arms, Julie Jones-Secretary, Ernie Salhoff-Vice President, Suzi Herczeg-President, James Passage-Treasurer, Rosemary Corson-Corresponding Secretary, Rose Marie Dombrowski-Chaplain. Row 2 Stewart Moser, Jeannette Kerr, Carolyn Pecoraro, Penny Papadakis, Bernie Sadkowski, Florence Canaski, Peggy Beiring, Bob Denmon, Fred Gould, David Young, Marlon Siegel. Row 3 Malcolm Steinberg, Barbara Elek, Lee Hereid, Florence Latka, Pat Nowocien, Rose Horwath, Pat Schmidt, Barbara Roggan, Sharon Fenlon, Shirley Smith, Shirley Penko, Helen DeCarmo, Linda Simmance, Linc Swados. Row 4 Carol Buck, Timothy Luck, Al Mersberg, Frank Loomes, Jake Forbragd, Myron Falsone, Clelland Ward, Paul Barth, Judy Latacki, Susan Rupp, Carol Soars, James Adelman. World Affairs Club To encourage interest in current events and to Under the guidance of Dr. Helen Valentine, promote Students understanding t0 the foreign the members of the club participate in a Model political situation, members of the World Affairs United Nations Assembly which brings them a Club meet to discuss international politics. greater understanding of this organization. Row I Helmut Krueger, Hermann Krueger, John Lang-Vice President, Timothy Sugg, h Antoni Chempinski, Barry Stein, Roger Passage. Absent Thomas Johnston-President. C ess Club C The Chess Club at Riv- erside provides the members with a quiet and thoughtful game. They compete with ten other high schools in the Oueen City Chess lieague. Since the team is composed mostly of under- classmen, Riverside will he well qualified for the trophy in the future. Q? Row I B. Borghi, R. Fetzer, D. Ruller, M. Hrebik, A. Hart, K. Boettcher, J. Denton, S. Reimer, M. Macek, C. Buck- absent, C. LeVea, J. Passage, S. Hussar. Row 2 E. Reimann, J. Campbell, M. Matters, V. Hunt, F. Molner, C DeGlopper, S. Havens, D. Ames, J. Egedi, D. Rechin, J. Sontag, R. Rose, A. Steinbacher, M. Zellman, S. DeGroff T. Lumherg, S. Tumidolsky, K. Marvin, J. Jastrab. Row 3 B. Rice, M. Goldstein, B. Kopra, C. Rew, B. Opera, G Gregory, B. Burnett, D. Wolozyn, R. Smith, M. Bielicki, A. Lenardowicz, M. Mitten, J. Fontana, B. Beck, B. Lance M. Savage, F. LaPaglia, L. Guize, C. Carruthers, D. Kopra, P. Zaifert, E. Arnold. Row 4 J. Sauberan, L. Prenatt J. Tries, J. Ayer, S. Kessler, C. Narus, K. Larsen, Mr. Hull-Director, J. Harrick, C. LaNoue, C. Pinkow, B. House R. Fenlon, B. McKnight, J. Crist, M. Szczypanik, C. Klingel, K. Richardson, R. Sabo, T. Klingel, S. Fenlon, F Urecki, M. Thompson, R. Rance, C. Lance, M. Farineck, J. Dressel, M. Ortolano, J. Van Nort, R. Campbell. 'B' . Q N Band 'S 0 0 - f -5 .-I 'f,Rifl',Q, t ,, - Q W1 - ,R 's .fgg-frm ' C ,,,r.A , 151-3-J. Q . 'v-:-154' 'w 1 ,:'..L.ff N H- wif: ref if -. , I Q .gif -ff'-if rf X ' . 4 '51-r., i?7-mr' 'T . ' - -1-if -:-9.1 ' ' . -,,,5- - f- V, 4 N , , , ag- .Q .4-4 , , -.2 .,, , 1 Vx., . ff, . -r,--.-fevgz' .. . J' 2 . '57 1 .: I'7l.:E'sfff -T7 F - - Q .54 +1 3 I .I ,,-. as . 1'-:T - - - ' '4' ,E 'f 3: . 'V ' 'Aff . r ' EW: R-iff. .- Q Q. af ,- J -,-td, . ' :A , 55: zr- -gf Lg A ' -,- I - ,V -.4 .Q - ,, n rf, if gr' ft - if f ?f1 '1 . gin-,bi -- :Z-1'g.L Z H . Lg.. ,rs ' ' ,I fa Q . fins 'fi ' ,-ff? .. .ff: i-:.' -'ff' If '33-ff 53552, - 41. 1, rf , - -z - .,,,,,21,5:.-.55 ,fivfi-'fhgg 9 512-'24 ' Q , - ff.:a':?f3fT5'1lff A 4:3-ev' T - -6 s'?fE1:f.:z-rv' in-S95 ' ...Z . ' ' Q ,-. 'QTF 12' 4' A17 ' 7 'lf 2' l'.ffif'. 19' .gfaif . .- - . . - :Lazy-.1 '- 'l H '- 5 . Q 'J p - if 1 . 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' .J-v R0w1B Lance R Sabo E Arnold B Roggan L Slmmance K Faude S PYICC N Sherk J Denton S Relmer M Macek Row 2 M Bxelxclu C Davles R Bucklnger E Straxt M Shepherd A Hart D Ruller M Hreblk M Zellman T Lumherg S Tumldolsky C Carruthers M Savage Row 3 R Klusek A Stembacher S Zysek D Ochoclnska G Potockx D Woloszyn J Harrlck C LaNoue R Borghl R Fetzer B Kopra J Sontag ,I Ayer, Houch L Falk M Thompson ,I Cr1st M Szczepanlk K Rlchardson S Fenlon B 'VlcKn1ght Mr Hull D1rector ,I Fontana M Farmeck ,I Dressel C Lance ,I Van Nort Orchestra On oh Frontlers on oh Frontlers reverber- ates through the audltorlum as our band under the capable baton of 'llr Hull proves contlnuouslv that It IS one ofthe fll16Stl'l1gl'l school bands ID Buffalo The band encouraged our school Splflt bv plavlng at the Harvard Cup Champ1onsh1p game lllverslde IS fortunate to be one of the few schools that strll retalns an orchestra The orches tra combmed wlth the band plaw at speclal func tlons such as Class Daws and Commencement ' 9 ' ' I. '. 1 I '. ' ! 3 3 ' . 7 V' 1 Y 7 ' ' i n Q ' a ,' a , I , 0 , a , Q , Q , u ' , n I , n , ' u , Q ' , 1 . I a , 0 . , u , 1 S. Kessler: R.. Hose, C. Pinkow, .l.,,lastrab, K., Marvin, J. LeVea, J. luassage, si Hhssar. llou: 4 F. Urecki, M. 1 0 9 .' 1 ' I 1 ' ' 1 0 I 1 ' 1 ' V ' 1 ' ' A 1 . , . , . . , . , . . ll . . 7, 7 9 7 , . . q 1, . - T9 'KE' J' , 1 re! 'Q E Q' - 1 1 6 , G Row I Kathleen Mannella Judy Clover Jeannette Kerr Judy Caputy Lmda Bauer, Kathleen Clune, Mrss Schulz ACCOUIPIHHISI Jane Kuehanek Row 2 Mary Jane Rohde Drane Ostachowskx, Margxe GldOS, Jackle Nluscorell Pat r1c1a Mundt Judy Gross Carol Clark, Stella Vrsnlesky Darlene Smlth Elalne Dewyea Row 3 Marllyn Pawllk Sue Schmidt Katherlne Flood Nancy Heurter, Carol Roberts, Carol Rxekard Paullne Kleslelbach Beverly Radglnskl Madalme Hreblk Row 4 Jean Cagola Bonme Lysarz Kay Menard Judy Hulplau, Sharon Hardy Catherme Colllns Sandra Stubbe Phyllxs Harnrsch Sharon Kushman The strams of Japanese Sandman from the S llr Y Show had scarcely faded before Gypsy love Song resounded through the basement corrldors as lllss Schulz s Chorus began rehearsal ln prepara tlon for the Sprlng Concert The thlrty flve glrls ln thxs chorus when presentlng thexr repertolre of the old and new songs ranglng from the blues to the semx classncal show the frults of thelr hours if' Y L ll JAPANFSF SLXNDNHN A I 3 I Y 'Y A , I A , I u Q , , 7 - , I Q o I n A . . , n n - . 4 I , u n A , - n , 1 ' , Q , - .4 I I , ' 1 I Y ' l J Y . l Y I .7 ' . 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X, 7 J , ,in . 8l 5 1.7 fm sr if 0, f SUZI Herczeg Frances Molnar Florence Anderson Connle Mus1al Betty Burnett Donna Stewart Carol Buck T e show must go on might well be the theme of the Sklpper Staff as well as the circus When plctures come ln late and copy IS lost when there just ISD t enough tlme to get everythmg done then It IS only a superhuman effort of cooperatlon that carrxes everythlng to the flnlsh The Fxecutlve Staff makes up the layout of the book does the llterary work and sees that all work IS coordlnated Approprlate drawxngs lllus stratlng the theme of the Sklpper are composed by the Art Staff Flnanclng of our yearbook IS hand led by the Advertlslng Staff who S0llClt advertlse ments m the surroundlng communlty Thls year s theme was chosen by the Fdxtors and the Art Advlsor THE SKIPPER STAFF EXECUTIVE STAFF Constance Muslal Frances Molnar Betty Burnett SUZI Herczeg Carol Buck Florence Anderson Donna Stewart MISS Margaret lslaberman Mr Renzo Ptenzonl MISS ,lean 'VlcGarry Mr Hay Helenbrook Professlonal Photographer Mr Ted Fremy Edltor ln Chlef Asslstant Edltor Art Editor Literary Fdltor Layout Fdltor Buslness Manager AdVCl'tlSlIlg Manager Faculty Advlsor Faculty Committee and-S-5x W3 Row I Gerry Plccolo, Marlene Brlll, Helen DeCarmo. Row 2 Llnda Sxmmance, Manlyn Gelb, Gerry Potockl, Tom Rycombel. Row 3 Shlrley Ann Penko, Marcla Polanskl, ,hm Watz, Gerry Kennedy. Row 4 Monxca Musxal, Sanford Perlmuter, Mlchael Mlller, Carol Ann Soars. . D ' as Al., A ' 5. ,P , J f . L. , NT: A7 1 I ,. , 0 I k ,U Q., T f o Q ft - 2 - , Cr -.- ' F 57' ' .N UA XM, , r- y 4 , 3' . ,W Ax x Vt X .L Tnfftgu ' ' R ' ' ., f T s 4 4 -1 O.. -I i ...H yt, V ,K :ref 'n - - gf Ha- I g ,K ' :, ui Jw: Y Th f W W J , I 1, , M 6 ' - -, W an-W I 0 ' s s s H l 1 v 1 as as . ll , Q . . , . . 1 . . 1 . . . J ' . J . . 9 J ' O , - T I - T T , 1 1 s - A . . . . l I . , a 1 Q J . . I W Y T on F AM- 'F 1 V I Wt.. , l la. Rau, I Patrlcxa Vence SUZI Herczeg Pat Schmxdt Joanne Lukasxk Row 2 Beverly Fassel 'llarcla Frank Marllou Thompson Donna Elll0l Sharon Fenlon Barbara Bernard Carole Brenkaez Rou, 3 Karen Mabry Beverly Bell Gall Van R1per Roger Passage Row I Carol Buck Ella Schmlgelsky Jacquellne Rutkowslu Betty Burnett Row 2 Bob ,Ielmxck Barbara Sleczkarskl Gall Jones Ron 1 Duane Svslatek farol Cxepllnskx Qhlrlew Walz Nlarw Ann xl8I'I1IlkONlC fetandln l Beverly lladglnekl Barbara Qtuhlmxller Xlwron Falsone R014 2 Carol Peszko Barbara K3fIllIlSkl lladallne llrebxk flor1a fregorw Florence Laika Arlene Hart lsalel XIZZI 9 n w le ett Pe x -XnnBe1r1n Dame-1Nloser ' 1 , , . - 1 b 1- 1 1 1 1 W ' 1 - 1 1 1 0 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 4 , -1 ., .- v ' .-L 'U' -1 - wr ' ' f 4 B if , 11 v ,Q Y 31 1' x --.....-Q. v f- Q, fl If ' 7. I 3 . ' , , , , , , . , . 1' A ' , g , ' . , . , . 1' , . , , - 1 ' 1 ' I 3 ,'1 1 - 1 ' V 1 .a Cla' , gg , ,ggy A g, . . Z' V 5' S i ' J J ' 1 Q lk , ,, A U N 4,1 , , 1 'rm' 1 1 ,s Q 1 Row I Julie Jones, Linda Bauer, Susan Kardaman, Jacqueline Beltowski, Rose Marie Horwath, Sue Farber, Sharon Gitin, Judy Haber, Mr. Henzoni. Row 2 Katherine Flood, Judy Glover, Kathy Gidick, Dorothy Gajewski, Carol Buck, Jane Kerthanek, Mary Altmeyer, Sharon Hoffman, Donna Bielicki, Nancy Denver. Row 3 Charanne Bates, Janet Kerr, Pat Grabowski, Joan Young, Donna Hulbert, Myron Falsone, Donna Elliot, Gail Gordon, Helen DeGarmo, Mada- line Hrebik, Shirley Edelman. Row 4 Marsha Gardan, Paul Barth, John Grybel, Robert Ditondo, George Hoy, Carolyn Kline. Ad Staff kai' Row I Gloria Voelker, Jo Ann Radius, Marilou Thompson, Lorraine Lambert, Beverley Radginski, Noreen Sommer, Anita Sunshine, Raval Rose, Carol Weinberg. Row 2 Marlene Parwulski, Kathleen Steinberg, Daniel Moser, Mike Ujlaki, Christine Wieczorek, Jerry Stedman, Mary Ann Ujlaki, Sandra Stubbe, Margaret Sabo, Marilyn Pawlik. Row 3 Judy Sontag, Barbara Roggan, Frances Murphy, Shirley Watz, Patricia Vence, James Snyder, Richard Wasiura, Wil- liam Scott, Thomas Poerschke. Row 4 Fred Tamalonis, Dianne Youra, Ernie Salhoff. M ,,,,,-Rf -1 . ...WM ... W ,. 5 uf- A-u-Mm. n .L lr,f Z KJ 1 5 hp 4v:nX Z LITERARY STAFF Row I Connie Musial, Suzi llerczeg, Frances Molnar, Henee Majda. Row 2 David Mesnekoff, Susan Kardaman, Patricia Pirk, Sharon Citin, Donna lleiring, Barbara Roggan, Betty Wagner. Rauf 3 Doris Ratcliffe. Key Club The Key Club is in its eighth year under the sponsorship of the Riverside Kiwanis Club. ln fulfillment of their aim of service, members have maintained the war memorial, kept the trophy case shining, and advanced the ticket sale for the Annual Yariety Show. Row I Peter Runfola-Chaplain, John DeGlopper-Secretary, Paul Barth-President, Fred Wieder-Vice President, Ernie Salhoff-Treasurer. Row 2 James Wilson, David Becker, Garry Warfield, Daniel Nloser, Mike Szczepanik, Craig John- son, Timothy Sugg, Tom llycombel, Bob Kaiser. Rau, 3 Lincoln Swados, David Luggar, ,lim Passage, Reg Banas, Al Nlersberg, John Carlson, Al Szalay, ,Iohn Fontana. Q, A 2 t s L , i nt, 5 ,fir in e l ,,t. Q . f ' 1 -iff' i Row I Dr Polloway-Sponsor Erme SalhoffChapla1n Wendy Arnone Secretary ,hm Passage Pres1dent Paul Barth Vlce Presldent Donna Horner Treasurer Trm Sugg Sergeant at Arms Row 2 Suzx Herczeg ,Iuhe Jones Trudv Rermann Donna Rechln Shlrley Smxth, Nancy Candler Joanne Falk Rrta Brock Donna Belrxng Connle Musxal Row 3 Jake Forbragd Al Mersberg Fred Gould Tom Rycombel Davld Becker Sharon Fenlon Robert Honour Frances 'Nlolnar Carol Buck Row 4 Clelland Ward Marty Erdex Bob Porter Gordon Collms Herrman Krueger Boosters Club M one tlme school sp1r1t was just talked about and rarely dem onstrated Schedules of games were known only to the faxthful few Out of a bramstorm mg sesslon IH the Sen lor lungllsh llrterature class came a new and fascmatlng 1dea The Rlversxde Boosters Club. Wxth the help of Dr. lrmagene llolloway, thxs group set out to fxre enthuslasm 1nto the hearts of Rlverslde students. They accom pllshed th1s wlth rous mg sports assemblies, ' colorful school banners and, of course, the Booster Buttomn Boosters cheer at Harvard cup assembly. 86 M l ' V E Q , 5 ' f U : , Q f - - ,I - Q. ' f: fl, me ' ' A ' . ' f' v ' .. t 1 Q U - W v - 2 r 1 W ' K' '. B . ' 1 X -Q . rf 3 1 H, , 5 ?l ke l ,, f ' L., 1, 'mf . Y r eu. ' 2123121 V .W Q ' h ' N ' twig yy -M f' Y gf ,V KS . . . , . - . I , - , I . - - , - . ' . . - . ' - ' . f ' . ' , l Y f 1 . 7 . , ' f 9 Y O Y 1 I 7 Y 1 1 v ' 1 7 9 s 0 l ' . 7 N . . . I l ' ' . r , 'Q-1 wi Presldent Frances llolnar fn, as 1-uf 'Mfr ttf' Secretary fudy Hulprau fy Hlstorlan Ella Schmzgelsky Chalrman lst Lunch Anna llae Zawzsky 4-of Advlsor Mzss Snell Girls Small Council Ten pretty demure mlsses s1t upon the stage once a year and a buzz from the audxence an nounces that questlons are commg up What are they dorngfl Why are they belng honored H The answer comes as one of the girls rlses to announce that the annual assembly conducted by the Clrls gmall Councll IS comrng to order Fach member ln turn FISCS and tells her dutles as a member of the Glrls Qmall Councll whlch provides for the super v1s1on of halls, cafeterlas, and assembhes by fellow students Thxs form of student government ln RlVCFSldC has proved so effectlve that we are the only school ln thls area whose cafeterla and halls are wlthout faculty supervlslon Mlss Nlene Snell the graclous lady whose guldance has helped to malce the Councll a suc cess rs thexr faculty advlsor zz. S' 44' 1 Hall 'Nlonltors Offlce Workers f0yC8 Egedl Sharon Hardy 09 Q-497 Vlce Presldent Donna Re ohm -or iw' 1'-of Treasurer Shzrley Smzth ,rw-, new Assembly Momtors Lznda Duf y .--I Chaxrman 2nd I unch Trudy Hermann 'Q' . 2 12' ' I I x A lv! A ,Vi U l '-Iv: K f I I Nl - l . ,lhk :VV V, It ff 1 I l ' l Ig . . . ' A I L ' . . 7 1 . . . i . 1 y . 1 . 1 Y I 1 1 . . f ,Il 'Z . I I x 3 ,zz Q -7 :L , , V uf' V V Y I 2 4 f l . Row I Julie Jones, Carolyn Pecororo, Joyce Plgedi, Trudy Reimann. Row 2 Rosemary Ferri, Judy Clover, Suzi Herczeg, Judith Hooftallen, Patty Pysynski, Jeannette Kerr, Bernadette Sadkowski, Donna Beiring. Row 3 Constance Musial, Theresa Colebiewski, Jacqueline Dangleis, Mable White, Marlene Parwulski, Arlene Jargiello, Marian Cempko, Carol Bordon. Row 4 Shirley Watz, Mary Ann Martinkovic, Rosalind Bertschi, Betty Wagner, Carol Humbarger, Carol Buck, Rose Marie Dombrowski, Florence Latka, Sharon Fenlon. Row 5Phyllis Harnisch, Sandra Stubbe, Gloria Gregory, Susan Nailor, Nancy Mazur, Shirley Smith, Timothy Sugg, Ernie Salhoff Office receptionists are employed to be of assis tance in the executive office and the guidance office They can be seen on en'ands almost every hour in the day. The Cafeteria monitors see that the lunch rooms are L A R G E orderly during the lunch period and look presentable at all times. Rau: I Sharon Hardy, Anna Zawislcy, Elizabeth Forczek, Marilyn DeClopper. Rau- 2 Lynne Libien, Christine Kiszka, Nancy Kobza, Barbara Ann Bero, Renee Majda, Gerry Piccolo, Christine Tatko, Dorothy Beltowski. Row 3 Esther Arnold, Carole llershberger, Pat Palmeri, Fran Molnar, Judy Hulpiau, Donna Rechin, Joanne Falk, Daniel Moser, Myron Falsone. Row 4 Carolyn Kline, Carol Ann Soars, Patricia Vence, Millie Best, Joanne Lukasik, Linda Woro- niak, Donna Horner, Jack Carlson. Row 5 Al Mersherg, Paul Barth, Bob Gesl, Reg Banas, John Defllopper, Henry Lopiccolo, J. C. Forbragd, Clelland Ward. Absent Joann McCloskey. S-7 fa ' :Mg om K Row 1 Judy Cygan, Kathy Gidick, Esther Brummer, Joyce Whitlin, Josephine Cippola, Carol Albrecht, Joan Tucholka. Row 2 Barbara Bernard, Carol Brenkacz, Carolyn Sustech, Barbara Kaminshi, Ann Viola, Patricia Wydra, Shirley Stall, Mary Jane Buhler. Row 3 Base McKnight, Richard Wassuri, William Lucas, Jane Lewandowski, Geraldine Potocki, Donna Reed, Lee Hereid, Loretta Schefely. Row 4 Richard Kluesek, Joe Edel, Dave Lockwood, Thomas Frank, John Fontanna, William Collins, Charles Pinkow, John Fox. May I see your Hall Permit? is probably the most familiar identification of a member of the Large Council. Monitors stationed at corners of every floor in the build- C 0 U N C I L ing, and ask this question of persons in the hall during class periods. They make certain that there are no un- authorized persons inthe halls. The guests of the school are met in the front hall by a receptionist who directs them to the office. Hou 1 Deena House, Barbara Schukens, Pat Piccolo, Judy Caputy, Stella Visnesky, Rose Marie Verella, Irene Oskay, Gerald Howe. Rou 2 Virginia Daniels, Judy Gross, Louise Covell, Pauline Kaisleback, Gina Ferri, Barbara Avino, Sandra Stepien, Joyce Winarski. R014 3 Virginia Houey, Kathy Boetcher, Carol Siplinski, Jean Urban, Carol Roberts, Patricia Schmidt, Diane Youra, Beverly Radginski. Row 4 Richard liimburry, Donald Staley, Gary Green, Stanley Bogdan, Nlarcia Garden, Barbara Roggan, Frances Murphy. 1, 91 4. QV Row I Donna Slwek Pat Plccolo Gerry Plccolo Mary Ann Martlnkovlc Momca Muslal Sandra Romanczyk, Ann Franklln Kathy Mannello Row 2 Leona Strand Carol Roberts Frances l..aPagl1a, Pat Kopra Donna Elllot, LOUISE Covell Marllyn Jones, Brenda Verguson, Jane Kulhanek Charanne Bates Row 3 Howard Brown Judy Kuehlmg Donna Rechln Donna Horner, Carol Ann Soars Marcla Anderson, Joyce Gulldner Joyce Wudyka, Wendy Holden, Mary Jane Zyllnskl, Row 4 Ronald Peters Kenneth Tollner Charles Plnkow, Bllly Chlsholm Rlchard Klusek, Bob Gesl Gary Graham Thomas Oatmeyer Bob Kalser STUDENT Student Councll Offlcers Terry Stroh Secretary Treas urer Clelland Ward Vxce Presxdent Jacob Forbragd Presldent The Student Councll was developed to malntaxn a hlgher standard of student Government ln Rxver Slde lts goal IS to make each pupll feel equally xmportant by carrylng out some of hls ldeas and plans of xmprovement. 90 N . J - yr ' yf x, Q ,. . , T ' - C' wig 5 1 T - cr Q K T 7 - l A' 'V All ,Y 1 'Q ' , 4 e 5 ' 5 2 J I , . , . , . , . . , .' . , I I 7 . . 9 Y , I , , . , I Y I , f - 1 . , Y Y Y 1 ' 1 ' l I 1 ' XA Row 1 Katherlne Flood Rose Mane Varela Veronica Shannon, Carol McLean, Carol Scal, Sharon Kay Mlttleman Marxlou Thompson Judy Hooftallen Row 2 Darlene Ruller Barbara Plhr Kathy Gldlck Carol Kozlol, Carol Clark Mane Wansor Arllne Juzwlk Errol Danlels Wanda Drozckzak Row 3 Judy Sontag, Maryann Zysek Dlane Bachor czyk Sharon Fenlon Lee Anna Hereld Steve Hussar Ron Adamek Sharon Meaney Patrlcla Schmldt Row 4 Robert BLlJH1Sk1 Sander Cllman Donald Smlth Harry Olewme, Wayne Halet, James Wxlson Row 5 Edward Calenza, Stanley Bogdan John Fontana B111 Vampot1c COUNCIL A permanent representatlve and altemate elec A ted from each homeroom comprlse the membershlp ,A of the counc11 From 111115 group was elected a constltutlonal committee to draw up a charter of rules and lnstructlons for the councll to follow if 1' ' 1 The councll members also chose an executlve com mxttee from whlch the offlcers were elected MM ef -2' 2 ,r 5 5 'af 7, RWHLLWSKI al' ,,r 91 3 I 1 - ,Q ., , , 5 1 . , . , . . , Y 5 Y Q , , 1 9 1 ' , 9 ' 1 1 1 I 9 9 . 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I I 4- J-4 .W Bank Tellers A I Row I Gall Pfe1ffer Ruth Sm1th Sandy Leggett Judxth Kaefer Judy Elsele Jacquehne Beltowskx Nancy Lesser Maryann Pamrow Leona Ochtersk1 Janet Kammskr Jeannett Kerr Julle Jones Mary Jane Rohde M1Chael Mlller Jan1ce Artemyak Row 2 Clelland Ward Jo Ann Clpolla Mary Ann Clamp Jeanne Kxjanka Marjorxe Frlzell Thomas Poerschke Fred Gould John Hulburt Barry Stem D1anne Swxatek Melanre Hudy Bernre Butkowskl Barbara Ber nard D1ane Woldman Sharon Karp Marllyn Jones Row 3 D1ck Klusek Sander G1lman Shlrley Peace Jud1th Gerrltz LOIS Bernard Kathryn Boettcher Kathleen Faude Carol Rrchard Carol Seal Esther Arnold Carole Hershberger Kathe rlne Flood Marxan Gempko Mlke Falsone Ella Schmlgelsky, Ruth Buchlnger Jane Kulhanek Row 4 Hxchard Nov1er John Fontana Ernle balhoif Dave Stenson Frank Spampata Fred Tamalonls Tom Hycombel Tlm Suggs Terry E1chock1 Fellx Klempka Peter Frazen Al Mersberg Jake Forbragd Judy Kuehhng Wendy Holden Slurley Smlth V1 L1tw1n Chrls K1szka Pat Vence Lynne L1b1en Cafeteria Workers Row I Helen Cock, Donna Elhot, Edwln Jones, Gall Jones, Judy Frldmann, Lynn Reed, Carl Seltz. Row 2 Helen DeGarmo, Carol Rohde, Joan Young, Jerry Adams, Marllyn Starr, Dave Anderson. Row 3 Stanley DeGroff, M1chael Farlnech, Maryann Zysek, Jack Cohen, Garry Seltz. 1, P ' E-1 A A 1 1, 11 ef- ' . ' x, A W -W A A .mv Av vi. J 1 Nf ' ef C 'A A J A 1 1 , A W' 1 , A A ' a r 1 1 Tl 1 1 1 U . . , . ,. , . , . , . ., I l , . 1 1 I .-1 1 I 1 ' .1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . I' 1 ' 1 1 1' -1 l 1 G 1 l . 1 1 I' -1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 . 1 I. 1 1 1 1 v .T , - . s , - , I '. 0 - ' 1' 4 .1 1 1 1 1. 1 - 1 . l . .1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 0 Broadcasting Staff ln 1ts 13th vear of operatlon the broadcastlng staff keeps R1V6I'SlClC llrgh well informed Fvers mornlng after the famlllar three gongs announcements concernlng BCIIVIIICS schedules meet rngs and other events are relayed by Qtatlon llllg to the homerooms Row 1 Sharon G1t1n James Watz ,ludlth Hooftallen Patr1c1a Schmldt lstandmgl James Passage Linda Slmmance Donald Smlth Leslle Falk Assembly Technlclans The behind the scenes men ln the stage crew are responslble for the rllum 1nat1on settlngs and sound on stage as well as malntenance of the projectron booth Thls crew IS under the dlrectlon of Mr llalz Row 1 ,lake Forbragd John Carlson George Hoage Row 2 Al Mersberg Row 3 John Rupp ,lxm Watz Cralg Johnson Prolechon Crew This crew IS ln charge of operating the specral audlo vlsual alds employ ed rn the school Thev must also be ac quarnted wlth the workmgs of the publlc address svstem and stage equlpment Rom 1 Rxchard Posner ,lake Forbragd Al Nlersber John Carlson Roger Passage jlm Watz Rau, 2 Cralg johnson Ronald Peters Terry Stroh George Hoage john Rupp Thom as Rule Engineers sbx Row I Sandy Leggett-Treasurer, Kathy Haywood-Vice President, Patricia Vence-President, Joanne l..ukasik-Secre- tary, Sandy Sztukowski-Chaplain, Barbara Brooks-Sergeant at Arms. Row 2 Linda Steward, Carol Cieplinski, Barbara Stuhmiller, Vicki Hunt, Joanne Sadowski, Barbara Zak, Jackie Beltowski, Christine Tatko. Row 3 Kathy Truty, Carol Poutie, Shirley Herrmann, Shirley Penko, Lorraine Lambert, Judy Young, Helen DeGarmo, Linda Simmance. Future Nurses' Club The Omega Phi Epsilon chapter of the llorizon Club has done its part in the promotion of student and community spirit. By Christmas caroling in many of the community hospitals and helping peo- ple who are in need this spirit is accomplished. Since its beginning in l953, the Future Nurses, Club has introduced many girls to a career in nurs- ing. Through hospital tours, demonstrations, and lectures, members obtain a first-hand look at the life of the woman in white. Cmega Horizon Club l 2 5. 7 24. 2 , ,, 4 f ti- i o -- J 1 xr-A f , c ' . Rou' I Alice Jardine-Corresponding Secretary, Lois Bernard-Sergeant-at-Arms, Marilou Thompson-Chaplain, Carol Def-lopper-Vice President, Barbara Burnett-President, Carmen Pequeen-Treasurer, Barbara Leggett-Recording Sec- retary, Sharon Francis-Historian. Row 2 Susan Maison, Irene Ocskay, Carol Cartwright, Elizabeth Litz, Andrea French, Debbie Reynarcl, Pat Owen. Row 3 Priscilla Less, Jane Denton, Sharon Cadzo, Barbara Schoudens, Sandra Havens, Judy Gunia, Carol Chatt. -af.,-.nl ley DeCroff. URIGHT THIS WAY...THE ONE AND ONLY PORTHOLEH Display Team Like a 5-ring circus? Watch the Dis- lay Team in actionl It attempts to keep son displays in the PORTHOLE, cases 267, and at least four hall display es. But first they must scrub windows, 1 displays, paint, etc. At Christmas the team decorates the three cafe- the elevator, the offices and its ed hall windows. e team gratefully acknowledges the elp given it by the Retailing II class ich Hdressedn four Christmas windows. also wishes to thank lliss Ffngel and e Retailing students for material aid. If their work has changed your school- doldrums to circus gladness, then their attempts have not been in vain. C2 Q William Scott, Norma Kessler, Miss Engel, Donna Tufts, Richard Wasiura, Marlene Parwulski, Carol Brennan, Stan- What,s the surging line of people on floor two? A circus perhaps? No, itis only the school store vending Riversiders everything from Kleenex for their sniffles to graph paper for their math. Harken to the Hbarkersn announcing special attractions over the morning P.A.: Banners for the victory team, Fascinating Review books for history. Then the big rush back to roll-call roomsl Re- minds one of a circus crowd racing for transporta- tion home. Row I Ron Mercier, Donna Tufts, Marie Dansor, Joyce Egedi, Nancy Langdon, Diane Beller. Hou 2 Stanley DeGroff, Bill Scott, Nliss Engel, Jacqueline Hutkowski. 95 R. H. S. Y CLUBS Five Y-Clubs are open to students at River- slde Girls may partlclpate ln the Glrls H1Y H1 Y Ettes, Y Teens and Y Teenettes Boys will flnd the Boys H1 Y Club open to them To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, the high standards of Christlan character IS tbe1r common purpose The clubs are able to help many, through various charity drlves The Glrls H1 Y and the Y Teenettes have collected for the Cancer Drive and the March on Muscular Dystrophy The Y Teens entertamed the people at an old folks home The H1 Y and H1 Y The Ettes make up Easter baskets for varlous orphan ages Glrls H1 Y These clubs have many profit making functions which also afford pleasure. The Boys, Hi-Y has sponsored many skating parties and bus rides. There were also record hops and hay rides Although the alms of these clubs are qulte s1m1lar, they are affiliated w1th dlfferent Y s The three H1 Y groups are 1n the YMCA wh1le the Y Teen groups are sponsored by the YWCA All three H1 Y groups have the dlstlnctlon of being Ceftlfled with ment that IS, they come up to and over the standard set by the YMCA for ltS youth organiza IIOIIS Girls H1 Y Boys H1 Y Y Teens Y Teenettes H1 Y Fttes advisors for the groups are Mrs David Wllson Mr Jack Smlth Miss V1rg1n1a Smoker Mrs Charles Bellanca Mrs Albert Mersberg Row 1 Sh1.rley Smith Chaplaln, Ella Schmigelsky Correspondmg Secretary Dorothy Beltowskl Recording Secretary, Frances Molnar President, Trudy Relmann Vice Presldent, Gerry Piccolo Treasurer Carol Buck Sergeant at arms Row 2 Rosemary Shulxck Mary Ann Ujlaki Margaret Szabo, Betty Burnett, Jean Urban, Wendy Arnone Barbara Stuhlmlller, Joyce Egedl Suzl Herczeg Patr1c1a Vence, Renee Majda Row 3 Beverly Radginslu Dianne Swlatek, Carol C1epl1nsk1, MHFCIH 'Vlatters Eileen Haley Gerry Granat, Donna Belrxng Marxan Gempko Mary Ann Martxnkovxc, Jane Kljanka Row 4 V1ck1 Hunt Eileen Haynos, Arlene Bukowski Lorraxne Gulze, Gerry Potockl, Ann Nxsbet, Carol Seal Florence Latka, Patrlcla Nowocien Patricia Sclumdt Row 5 Donna Horner Joanne Lukaslk, Marlene Brlll Carolyn Kline Judy Kuehling, Judy Campbell, Isabel Vxzza Marcia Anderson Carol Frew, Rosaland Bertschl Connie Mus 1al - . . . . . . 9 . s ' , - .. . - . . 9 . cc . . . . . . 1 - I I - 7 . 1 Y, u Q - Q - - - . - 1 ' ' 1 . . 9 . . . 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RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION The Riverside High School and Community Association boasts a new high in membership with over 450 parents and teachers on its active list Through the untiring efforts of this organization both the school and the students have benefitted The fish dinner annually held in the school cafe teria provides a S100 Scholarship for a senior girl or boy. ln November the association, with the help of the Boosters Club, sponsored a square dance in the school gymnasium. The proceeds of this are being used to purchase the gift which is presented to the school each year. Officers President Ist T ice Pres 2nd N ice Pres 3rd Nice Pres Rec Secretary Cor Secretary Treasurer I' I' I' I' I' I' 8. 'Ilrs bred ll Gould 8 Illrs Albert It Ilflersberg Sr 'llrs Anthony ,I Watz 8 Nlrs Stanley II Tumidolslcy S. Ilrs Alex q78l3V Si llrs ,Iohn Ilonour Tllss Anna I ouise Foss THE RIVERSIDE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION This year the Ilixerside Alumni Association has an active membership of 100 alumni The asso- ciation sponsored two prime activities this year The first was the sponsorship of a play at the Smallwood School in Sny der New York The Desk Set drew a large and appreciative crowd last November As their second project, the association held a Valentine-Date Dance in February The pro- ceeds of both of these functions are used for a scholarship fund. The school is indebted to our alumni for their continued participation in Iliver- sideis activities. Student Representatives Carol Ann Soars, Sharon Fen- lon. Absent Albert lsler. H J: 1 I 'ig li n E I E m I ., I 4 if ,A VA- QWQEYS fx- K X ny, , . iv ,sh gp, gs ' ,f -2 - ., - -5 r V 'M f wx' R L . 1 2' .g,-gif-'YY' .ff , 'Q 3.2 XM .- ',' - 5 - g 1 , 1 5 -'jig 5- ,-7 a 4 , ,b 5 ,,, -1 X ,ff if L -Y:-713:31 v , H if 4 3 .. - , . X! 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XRS X X J-Q' -J, ' , C I I pf '- 'X sl v N! xg, x Q' l A , X 'Q xi.: I jg 'ff' i '-A 'A-9 3 , I' X f'x'J: 1 2 . i FOOTBALL AFTER 21 YEARS: THE TEAM + THE COACHES 2 THE CUP It was worth lt' Row 1 ,hm Passage Bob Gesl Al Spawton, Jerry Fremont, ,lake Forbragd ,Iohn Carlson Mrke Farmech Cralg John son Dan Penska Row 2 Garry Hohl Larry Hancherlck Hlchard Safran, ,Iohn Balogh lxelth Hess Reg Banas, Gor- don Collxns, Rudy Aranyosl Jerry Hlchmeyer Henry LoP1ccolo Row 3 Danny Moser Asslstant Manager Myron Falsone Manager Eddle Jones Ass1stanL Manager Herb Crzspell Rrchard Budwee Clelland Ward AlMersberg Jerry Butkowskx Hank Mullen Slegfrxed Molnar John McPartl1n Ass1stant Coach Mr Turner Coach Row 4 Davld Leftmen, jack Klem, Howard Brown, Julxus Thurn Mlchael Smxth, ,lack Dressel 'lom Oatmeyer Davxd Shaffer, Bob Karser . Q 9 9 9 9 y ' . . f . 9 ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 O ' ' , ' 9 ' 9 9 9 , , 9 9 9 ' 9 ' ' 9 . . . . 1 , 9 9 9 0 .A A Reg 2nd All Hzgh team nik VICTORS 5 Bob All Hugh team Coach Turner ?.z lm 2nd All High team Chuck Honorable mentzon Harvard Cup Cordxe Honorable mention ake Cralg Clelly Honorable me ntzon SCO Rlversnde Ruverslde Rlverslde Rlverslde Riverside Riverside Riverside RES I 2 2 I 1 O I 6 Emerson 6 South Park I7 McKmIey 7 Grover Cleveland O Lafayette 7 Burgard 6 Kensington W nngpgsk r Wal c e th cup reonorwy' 'S-I Row I Mike Lalock, Kenneth Skolyan, Edward Simpson, James Adelman, Myron Ortolana, ,Ieffry Rabin, Paul Nagy. Row 2 Mr. Moody-Coach, John McCumber, Bob McCreadie, Larry Olewine, Frank Zahm, Al Szalay, David Luggar, Base McKnight-Manager. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country has long been a favorite sport with the boys at Riverside. With a young squad made up chiefly of freshmen and sophomores, Riverside had one of the largest l'nder the supervision of Coach Ronald Moody, squads in the city -- enough boys to put two full Riverside runners placed fifth in the All lligh Race teams in every meet. In the All High meet we won with a total of 120 points. first place in the 200 free style and in the freshmen relay, second in medley relay. Nlr. Downes is their coach. SWIMMING Rau 1 jack Klein, Paul Cannemella, Richard Pavel, ,Iohn Hulbert, Robert Balch, David Stenson, Richard Swan, Robert House, Larry Xlitchell, Arthur White, Dale Strunk, James Adleman, Thomas Lumberg. Row 2 Bill Lucas, Tom Frank, Charles Pinkow, john Nlcflumber, Philip Culfoil, Eric Reimann, Billy Chisholm, Robert McLean, Dale Heim- lich, Bryan Rice, Frank Zahm, Bill Collins, Ronald Williams, Howard Moore, Mr. Downes-Coach. Row I Bob Hanson Manager Carl SGIIZ Don Staley Cordon Colllns Row 2 ,llm Ralston John Wrlson Kenneth Staub R B B b G 1 John Fontana Cralg Johnson Stephen Hussar Stan Bogdan Robert Young, John Szafranskl eg anas o es , , Bob Kaxser Mr Moody Coach w. ? 106 BASKETBALL wltll enthuslasm as the1r keynote, the basketball team played hard to make up for thelr lnexperlence In thls effort they brought about one of the blggest upsets of the season agamst flrst place Seneca High The spectators attendlng these games were provlded w1th plenty of actron and the scores were often dec1ded 1n the last few seconds Llghtnxng rushes at the basket and clever handl1ng of the ball proved our players overwhelmed thelr opponents by at least 20 polnts Hlgh scorers, lxenneth Staub Reg Banas, and Bob Ka1ser, recexved honorable mentlon IH the All Ihgh awards ump balll ' of benefit in the games against South Park and Lafayette. In both games J . y lf Row I Richard ,Iackett Manager Pete Moore Howard Brown Ken Stuhlmiller Tom Oatmeyer Tony Mccartt Bill Marble bteve llussar Gerry l'r1on Row 2 Bob Kaiser Paul Strand Stanley Rook ,lack Dressel Reg Banas Joseph Hook Herb Crxspell Cary Graham Lraig .lohnaon 'Nlr Turner Coach BASEBALL Double trouble faced opposlng teams as Stan and joe Hook stepped to the outfield and up to flrst base respectlvelv provlng to be an unbeat able combination Last year s All High pltcher Cralg Johnson retumed catcher Tom Oatmeyer was active behind home plate After winning the League l championshlp in their O1 season, the young spirited team was eager to excell their previous record lnder the coaching of Xlr lurner now in hm Second vear they plaved crack a -X homerun9 K .71- to baffle wary batters. Art Tuskes combined hitting and fielding while ,I ' 1, 11. K A i ' ' ' ' 5 , l -f r f 5 469' xi? W wr, 1 f-mx. Af 'ky ,- 2 Q , V 41 lr ,V ff gi 'V ' V M .W ' ' ' Q' I? 'J 'Ss' .3 K , V 5. 'gsm I X Q I f 6 W ,- J iw. as f rf- 1 m fa :E 3 at Q Q .bw 4 Y Wm 'Af ff iffy un , 1. if X ' Q L Eg A Y f M- fef .. , in A M., .5 lf we 45 Sb QR if L 'Ft vi ig Rl lab GIRLS SPORTS A whlstle blows shrllly and the plavers drop to the floor, breathless and smlllng Flwo mm utes later they are agaln making passes and shootlng for baskets Wlth as much sp1r1t as anv profess1onal team Basketball Softball Nolleyball all after school sports are a part of a program to teach glrls sportsmanshlp and faxr play Other sports offered for the girls part1c1pat1on are Swlmmlng VICHHIS, lg0WllI'lg, Badmmton, Golf lce Skatlng and Holler Skatlng wltll thls Wlde cholce of sports everyone fmds at least one 1n whlch she can partlclpate and which she w1ll enlov Good fun and healthful CXCFCISC are two of the most lmportant results and prove that glrls are a necessary part of any school currlculum A Cold Pm IS the honor bestowed upon senlor glrls, who have earned 500 POIHLS by partlcl patlng, 1n after school sports throughout thelr four years Four lnch, SIX 1nch and seven lnch let ters are awarded to freshmen, sophomores, and Junlors, respectlvely at the glrls athletlc assembly IH llay BASKETBALL 5 Gerry Pmcolo ,Iudy Kaefer Carol Burk Trudy Relmann F Sharon Wllson Jerry Coleman, Mary Collms Geraldme Donna Rechm Donna Horner ,Iaclue Rutkowskl Swlatek Gerry Pranuslak Arlene Johnson l lll . . . . 1 . Y . ,I 1 1 L - 1 . . .1 , t , -- . 1 . . . I . . 1 . . . . L , , .1 . ' 0 r - U , - . . . . 9 . . . - . . . ,. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 . . . . - . 1 1 ' 9 1 ' xlfxl l -- R H .MVA do BADMINTON ars ' . ' , -Sue Nanot- R ow 3 Donna Rechin Donn ' a Carol Scars, Carol Buck, Trudy Reimann, Donna Horner TENNIS Donna Hechin, Gerry Piccolo, Carol Schroder, Sheila Huck- hagon. BGWLING Row I Pat Macula, Pat Kopra, Pat Jalowiec. Row 2 Carol Sarafin, Wanda Dorozdzak, Ann Russo, Vincey Sacco. SKATING Row I ,Iacki Gregson, Barbara Bumett, Monica Musiel. Row 2 Sharon Meaney, Carol LaNoue, Terry Fritz, Carol Defllopper, ,lean Cleaheau, Mary Ann Nowotoiski, Marcia Guzenski. Gerry Piccolo, the Champ, serves to an opponent, Monica Musial. 6: 3 Q 2 is 'I ? -fy ..,, - wf 7, N' ? ' ' Nj. Y V Q I , kk S Q 3 ' if 3 '- dx , N X 'l'X,n-1' .-J' ,Q , Maxx if kj, an ,g 5i, va yr Q! lil ' V 'af - , - x .Q ff AY g tif I x w D' 3 H A ,f A. 43 I f 1 . , ' . , , ,,, X , Wd . 1 Eg O 0 .JUG V. 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I ' P 2 I , l , . S' i 1 l yr f f ' f - ' 'A' , qt . ui I ara .r R . ,i . . 84 DE' of . ia ara tree! luvensuue Gln suor R'C ' MAR'NE SALES Chns Craft and Lyman Boats GIFTS LAMPS GREET ING CARDS johnson Outboard Motors 790 Tonawanda Street Buffalo 7 N Y 4187 1884 NIAGARA STREET RI 9442 C 'f ANDREW NIEMIEC Punting and Paperhangmg FRED SHALWITZ sv GREELEY srmsnr BE me Lzfe upon the wzrked stage Congralulatxom to THE 1958 GRADUATES Complxmenls of W T GRANTS su TONAWANDA STREET Compliments of RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY 418 PRATT STREET BUFFALO NEW YORK O R B A N A Phone WA 6650 Coxered Buttons Buckles Bells Sevung Supplnes 7 TONAWANDA STREET 121 BE. ' of . . . DR. 'x 3 ' 1 X M A 9 3 DR. STANLEY B. BLACH DENTIST Class of 1939 i' 594 HERTEL AVENUE RI. 7751 WALL PAPER PAINT FLOOR COVERING GOFF WALLPAPER CO. soo TONAWANDA STREET BENGEL'S BLACK ROCK PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS CANDY PHOTO SUPPLIES 1985 Nlagara Street At Austm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 Compliments of RIVERSIDE KEY CLUB Wbo zs be 9 Camplxments 0 K R E S G E S RIVERSIDE DELICATESSEN 893 TONAWANDA STREET BE 1293 e FRIENDLY STORE TONY MARY BE 6305 BE 3619 Compliment: FRANK SAM JOHN and JOE GULINO BARBERS 204 ONTARIO STREET AIR CONDITIONED 122 STURNER S from America s leading stylrsts 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 am TONAWANDA STREET i' . I ' Th 1' WHERE SMARTER FASHIONS COST LESS ' I of D ' U K l i . ' . 1 For Qualify Meats . . M Y M ee! ou at urf's . . CALL JOHNNWS MARKET MURTAGI-rs sonA BAR on TONAWANDA srnssr R1 2835 1017 'roNAwANDA sr Compliments of CHASE BAG coMPANY C0 LEY 5 DMRY Better Dazry Product: CONGRATULATES THE 1958 GRADUATES 220 PARKDALE AVE Ll 1071 L1 e in outer space Congrafulahons fo the Class of 1958 Your dxploma represents an achievement of which you may well be proud' fmd that a smart appearance rs a defimte asset Successful Men ln all walks of lxfe look upon KLEINHANS as the Alma Mater of their Wardrobes KLEINHANS MAIN AND CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO THRUWAY PLAZA Cheektowaga Amernvfs Largest Store Devoted Excluswely to Men and Boys' Y A l .f . . C As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you'll , . . , ll ' I! , . 123 J A DEHLINGER M S Food Market 198 ONTARIO sr BUFFALO 7 N Y Phone RI 3696 Tires Gas Oil Lubrication Accessories VI 9653 ng tlat n Gad a 2271 NIAGARA at ONTARIO BARBARA 5 DANCE 5TUD'0 B b raTlk H Icy Cl ssof 35 Formerly Youngman s 95 PHILADELPHIA RI 7190 We are the Frontzers FAY s comm PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 'NC HANS LUMBER 3. MlLLwoRK :Nc 815 TONAWANDA STREET Oppos te Grant s RI e de 2759 T51 RI 1090 BUFFALO N 29 51 SAYRE STREET BQNA s soDA BAR C,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on LUNCHEONETTE POWALSKI Insurance Home Mad 'fe C fam sos AMHERST STREET 190 MILITARY ROAD VI 9867 124 . . S -4 , 1 ' C0 rau io s 'r u tes . 1 ar a i an ', a ' I Member-National Ass'n. of Dance and Affiliated Artists I . rmcfnls of , . I O , i i v rsi , , , .Y. - , . r T. D. . . . I e r WESTFALL MOVING 81 FUEL 268 ONTARIO STREET Coal St O11 Gas :Q O11 Furnace Installmg R1 1390 RI 7007 ALDRED MUSIC HOUSE MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Phone EL 3264 948 MAIN STREET near ALLEN BUFFALO 2 NEW YORK Phone RI 8977 George F Best C F WALTERS CO PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY GRANT STREET AND MILITARY ROAD Phone RI 1022 FRAZON 8. YELENIK Funeral Home 259 ONTARIO ST BUFFALO N Y KENMORE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO, Inc C on gratulano ns Phone vi sxoo to the HINMAN AT DELAWARE BUFFALO 25 N Y an 4100 SHERIDAN DRIVE WILLIAMSVILLE Compliments o CLASS OF 58 ALBERT GREEN D D S GARTLEY s DELICATESSEN 245 ONTARIO STREET 388 SKILLEN STREET RI 8231 12 5 d 'is' ' f l o 0 u 7 Res. RI. 6037 We Deliver ANN'S FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers For All Occasions Phones: DE. 4642-DE. 4643 2084 NIAGARA ST., at HERTEL ONTARIO BEAUTY SALON FRANCES MacLACHLAN, Proprielresr Cold Waves-37.50 and up Open Thursday and Friday Evening: ONTARIO ST. Phone: DE. 0702 MILK FOR HEALTH VARI RICH DAIRY BAR 124 Ontano Street NEW GALLON JUGS MILTON L DEE OPTICIAN Phone RI 4507 190 ONTARIO STREET At Tonawanda Street Hello' Bessy' N C HOFFMEYER D D S 1893 NIAGARA STREET Complzments ADRIENNE and EVELYN MEYERS l26 GEORGE ANDERSEN FLOOR CO Wall Tlle Linoleum Hardwood Refmxshmg Kltchen and Bath Modermzlng 2060 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO 7 N TONAWANDA LIVE POULTRY MARKET 1265 TONAWANIJA STREET Free Delnery VI 9561 192 .. ,... of 0 ,.Y. Wheel Alignment Wheel Balancing Tailor ancl BARBERS GARAGE CIBHHCI' Don Barber, Prop. 321 ONTARIO 51-A -VI' 9125 20 Yea'rs'Servicc- to Riverside M T B li ' mor une Up ra e Repair 1111 Tonawanda Street RI 1111 RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SHOPPE AMHERST DNRY BAR 845 TONAWANDA ST Rl 3455 Stop m and have a coke 569 AMHERST ST BUFFALO N Y Funny :sn t H9 ATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY provldes hugh school graduates many types of 'obs oFlermg lll opportunlty to earn good salary l2l tranmng for higher posltlons l3l chance to use abllmes to the fullest extent and l4l security through good 'ob performance Many Riverside High School graduates are now employed at Natuonal Gypsum s Executive Office 325 Delaware Avenue where cur condltlonlng muslc and sound control represent the very finest workmg condntuons I7 . ' 9 ' ' , . XX N . . 50,31 -E ' ' ' -- L Sl sl,Xl'5 . 1:5 25551 X H X, ' ' ' ht if t y . .. .,::: N 1 ' is 5 t . . EE E t f +2 u n EEE EE EEE U ' +11 22 sis -' ' 7? ' . , . - I I . .. . , I SNITZER BROS. M C V A N' S Three Floor Shows Every Nile - 8:30 o'tlork xharp oe and Dave 2078 NIAGARA STREET HERTEI. Ci? THE OFFICE LOUNGE Your Has! HERB PLANT TONAWANDA STREET at ONTARIO RI, 3328 VI. 9629 5268 DELAWARE AVE KENMOR N N o tzckee no laundry C m m 'f Geo H SANDER :Nc FRED c ALFANO PLUMBING HEAHNG Compliments of Congratulatzon: from PANTY S FLOWER SHOP POSTING EQUIPMENT coRPoRATloN Mr and Mrs Txbor Panty VI 1185 BUFFALO N Y Busmess RI 2866 Residence RI 1196 al , E, . Y. F , . 1 4 1 I of O 1 Dolores Pgnly Phone RI. 3759 H A T B 0 X O DEE S BEAUTY STUDIO 556 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO N Y LADIES' AND CHIIDREN'S MILLINERY HANDBAGS - GLOVES - HOSIERY Open Thursday Friday Saturday Evenings 850 Tonawanda Street DE 9245 Compliments of Store DE 4430 Fstlmales Cheerfully Cnven GOFFS CAMERA 8. HOBBY SHOP C D D S Phmographu. Supphes Developmg and Prmung Rust Craft Cards Hobby Supplnes Ill FARMER STREET BUFFALO 7 N C0 kids go' NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO COLUMBUS OHIO AUro FIRF LIFE C0mP mf tS of Earl H Parker DP f69I Offue 521 Ontario St Res ml East St Compliments Aschbacher Motor Corp 620 Ontarlo Street 50 W LARRYS DELICATESSEN Plvmoufh 1 5 ChfYS'ef 185 ESSER AVENUE VI 9276 Buffalo N Y Sales 5' Servzce I 9 I O v s I u a o i , , Y. I I K I Loral Rcprvsenlalire 0 O f. I - ' : - ' I. ..: 413 ' . . . E II of I , XX X ' I -v MCKAIGJIATCH' 'Nc' Juno's DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts - Ice Cream -- Beer - Pop DROP AND UPSET FORGINGS -LARGE AND SMALL 234 ESSER AVENUE VI. 9545 ROUGH AND MACHINED MARGARET HOFFMAN Propnelrexs QUICK FITTING UP KEYBOLTS CHARLAP S DAIRY Natures Most Nourushung 8. Dugestuble Food Posteurnzed Homogemzed Clornfled BE 2078 For Home Delivery Phone RI 8664 125 Sknllen Street Buffalo N Y c RIIIIX sms BU!-FALO 7 N Behind the scenes Complxmenls of SIGMA GAMMA DELTA SORORITY Complxments of READ STUDIO 8. CAMERA SHOP President Sandra Stubb Treasurer Rxta Sauberan 961 TONAWANDA Chaplam Maureen Robmson RI 3304 Sergeant at Arms Chrnstme Robmson BUTCH 5 RESTAURANT GRANDYLE PHARMACY Inc GRAND ISLAND N Y 443 TONAWANDA STREET Prescriptions Drugs Good Place Io Ea, School Supplies Cosmeucs I S0 O . I O ll l ' ' ' ' I ' , . . 21 Q :ET ' , Secretary .................................. Phyllis Harnisch 1 Gel More For Every Dollar You Spend, Shop KOBACKER'S -5sToREs- Riverside - 827 Tonawanda St. Open Thurs., Fri. and Mon. Nites 'til 9 p.m. Northtown - 5115 Sheridan Dr. Downtown - 392 Main St. Broadway - 1018 Broadway Southgate Plaza - 1012 Union Road L N WHISSEL LUMBER CO INC S putmle Best Wishes Complete line of children s clothes boys and girls TO THE CLASS OF 1958 from infant to 14 years excellent selection high and quality unusual gifts moderately priced TO THE STUDENTS OF RIVERSIDE HIGH RAYMOND A MARCINIAK SUPERVISOR . ., 21st WARD BUFFALO 7, N Y BROCK S SUPER MARKET C0mf'l'me '5 of 286-288 ONTARIQ STREET RIP rRs1Dr s GREATEST mon CI-NTIR SEMET SOLVAY DIVISION A111ed Chemlcal 8: Dye Corporauon FRIEND MROSZCZAK HARDWARE L N WHISSEL LUMBER CO INC RI 7515 491 AMHERST ST BUFFALO 7, N Y KLEINMAN'S RESTAURANT ,,,,, ,,, , Nm 6 DIRECT wnNTERs TRANSPORTATION, LIMITED OUR SPECIALTY ROAST BEEF AND HOME COOKING Chandlef feet Compliments of 1 i Compliments of A Paints ' Glass ' Tools 0 Housewares ' ' I, C Phone . C pl' 1 f 12-5 'g S. B k 'dg - 125 Sr Compliments of GRANDYLE FOODMASTERS C0 e 'f of 154 LOVE ROAD LLOYD S WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS GRAND ISLAND 117 EAST SENECA STREET Complzmentx of RIVER ROCK GRILLE Your Hostess DOT HOY Fme Food and Dancing Mr 8: Mrs W If T Musnc Fn Sat N1tes10pm to2 50am a er Sendzlak NIAGARA at AMHERST JOHN E CAMP General Contractor Factory Alteration: 81 Baxter Street Buffalo 7 N Y CAMPUS ONE HOUR CLEANERS 865 TONAWANDA STREET Fas! Qualfly Dry Cleaning and Shxrt Laundering All garments and shnrts mdnxdually packaged m PLASTIC BAGS THOMPSON FUNERAL CHAPEL 911 Tonawanda Street RI 3550 RI 6983 A B THOMPSON 1 School Graduate P 9 RI. 4025 RI. 0972 Compliments of RENA CHAIM B'NAI BRITH GIRLS Compliments of G. B. Leve, D.D.S. I N S U R A N C E with service at low cost Phone Rlverside 0185 can CHARLES E Hoes PUCHALSKI Fl0R'ST ELmwood 6065 1383 Delaware Avenue Flou ers For All Occanons 979 GRANT STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y Guess who 5 wznnzng' NAGY COSTUME RENTAL 1004 GRANT STREET C ostumex for all occasxom PHONE RI 9766 SENECA BLUEPRINT CO INC PICKETT SLIDE RULES VEMCO DRAFTING SETS 187 and 193 DELAWARE AVENUE Branch at 1965 SHERIDAN DR WA 6772 RIVERSIDE AMOCO SERVICE Electromc Wheel Balancmg Motor Tune up Mmor Repanrs Brake and Muffler Servnce Home and Auto Keys Lubrlcauon Car Wash Accessones RI 9279 ROAD CALLS VI 9553 Ontano and Skxllen 154 Compliments of RIVERSIDE HARDWARE Plumbmg Electrnc and Pannt Supplnes Glass Tools and General Merchandise 514 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y VI 0347 , . . I ., . Russell E. Gannoe Wilda Smith ' FRED and STANLEY F CAMPBELL PARK GULF SERVICE Robert E Hennessy Company In the Heart of Ru erszde FUNERAL HOME TONAWANDA STREET Sam Cummmgs Prop 2067 NIAGARA ST DE 6020 VI 9650 Ernest G Zavlsca Trucking 757 Tonawanda Street 4561 RIVER ROAD DE 2040 RobertC Schutt Presldent ArthurH Killian Treasurer Anxzously they await Complzments of EVERGLADE5 CAFE 1460 HERTEL AVE AT 9177 D 985 JOHN SCHUTT, JR., INC. For prompt, efhcient service on domestic or commercial refrigerators and air conditioners Comphmefm of CALL RI 1606 SPARKS ELECTRIC THE TOWER PIZZA HOUSE 271 ONTARIO ST Where Plzza 15 not a s1deI1ne Phone DE 4677 Compliments of BUFFALO PIPE 8. FOUNDRY CORP Round and round we go ALRUE CLEANER ANNS DELICATESSEN O H S S 416 Amherst Corner Germain 2766 DELAWARE AVE Plant VI 3443 DE 1879 sas TONAWANDA sr vi 3128 To Look New Send To Alrue C e 'f f RUNG S RIVERSIDE FURNITURE CO Dr wdllarn Estry Denhst Everytbmg to furnish the home 754 Tonawanda St corner Ontario St 1 - . Dry Cleaners - Dyers - Laundry ' 1 HOLLAND'S DELICATESSEN 'RENE 'CS BEAUTY SALON 337 TACOMA AVENUE 252 ONTARIO STREET BE. 9432 VI. 9539 M STEPHAN FUNERAL HOME E S DE 0849 Mllfon Landsman Ready Set NATIONAL BRONZE 81 ALUMINUM FOR A CAREER IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING M g 1415 NIAGARA ST BUFFALO 15 N Y THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES NICHOLAS GIDICK Deaconess Hosplful PLUMBING s. HEATING School of Nvfsms K Q65 RILEY STREET BUFFALO 8 N Y BE 1496 su 4400 Open onday thru Saturday I Compliments of 266 asr tree: Brass - Bronze - Aluminum Apply To an anese Bronze Castings 277 Austin SL, corner of ial - I I 3 Phone RI 2843 Open Evemngs CAPITAL FLOOR CO The entire field of floor uork neu and reparr Plasuc Wall Txle Sold and Installed Formica Countertops RONALD ANDERSEN 2047 Nxagara Street BuHalo7 N Y 1130 NIAGARA STREET Complamentx of BUFFALO N Y POWROZWIK S GRILL 41 RESERVATION STREET VI 9346 Before the whzstle CAMERA MART Complfmefmof F W WOOLWORTH 8. COMPANY Located m Delaware Park Shoppmg Center 2142 DELAWARE AVE VI 3517 A good place to buy tell and trade J I' EGAR MANAGER Photographzc Equipment OPEN 10 AM T0 10 PM 838 Tonawanda Street Phone Rlversxde 0539 NOTARY PUBLIC F Complete Pr1ntxngSeruce Real Extate Insurance 90 PETER STREET 1055 Grant Street Buffalo 7 N Y RI 6494 H8 JIMMY MITCHELL'S Compliments of The best in Food and Drinks 754 SHERIDAN DRIVE PHONE vl. 9952 DELAWARE PARK MEMORIAL CHA INC. Tonawanda New York PEL MELZER BROS INC Complxments of Furniture and Appliances FLEISCHMANN FUELS INC 858 TONAWANDA sr RI 9406 moo BAILEY AVE UN 3037 GRAND ISLAND NEW YORK Establxshed 1926 LEON M WOOSTER INC 811 TONAWANDA ST RIVERSIDE MEN S SHOP Insurance Real Estate EIFTY YEARS OF SERVICE X X IN RIVERSIDE IlL Leona J Wooster Pres Rlversxde 1601 I LI 1737 GA 0257 TONAWANDA ST COR ONTARIO BUFFALO CRANE CO INC General Contractors HEADQUARTERS FOR AUTHENTIC 1415 Nxagara St Buffalo 13 N HIGH SCHOOL STYLES 1 . ny 0 3 l l l 9 2 4- 4 I o 1 N K Y ,.--- '--., ,S D 7,71 ,f- lu, - WV, - 5, , ffl A - '14, , ,uv . I chief- -nf..I .J ' I I , Y sv-lim, ' ' ' If 1IwI1!'II. ' II I L.. - :M ,I 1 If feb E F, xiii Inns! ' nl z 3 -T' ,sf-T - ' ' .I e . , , . Y. IDE E K-I N AAT THE GEORGE L. DAY co., INC. S G I O Q of Q V' Q ELCOHE Q 1227 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. PARIS CLEANERS Dry Cleaning - Tailoring - Dyeing Storage - Shirt Laundry T H E Q U L E 528 TONAWANDA ST DE 0817 A dream come true Compliments of HANK NOWAK Assocnated wnth Burns Bros Complmzents of Dr Peter Caccamlse, D D S 1872 NIAGARA sr DE 5966 Iamous for Spaghetti 1529 NIAGARA ST CORNER LAFAYETTE Phone LI 9876 140 Phone Rlw ersldf. 7685 D B SCHUNKE FURNITURE Complete Selertxon of Furmture Stoxes Washnng Machxnes Teleusnon Radios Refrigerators Household Goods Rugs Lmoleum Baby Carriages Lamps Apphances Toys Easy Payment Plan 465 469 AMHERST STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y O H SANTASIERO'S ' ' Best of Luck to the Class of '57 STEWART'S FISH AQUARIUM from STEWART'S FISH AQUARIUM GEORGE GROUP PET SHOP RIVERSIDE TOBACCO SHOP We4im10Plwfe 778 TONAWANDA STREET VI. 9870 1053 GRANT STREET DE. 2676 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS SABO'S UPHOLSTERING Complxments 0 the RIVERSIDE GIRLS HI Y Custom Built Furniture F A SABO Restyhng VI 0015 Repaxnng nl Come on Shave' R H S ALUMNI ADELE S BEAUTY STUDIO Hair Stylists and Colorxsts We personalzze Hairstyles 74 'K 'K 654 HERTEL AVE Phone VI 3792 OFFICERS 1958 1959 President Donald Mahlmelster C ornplnments of Secretary Dorothy Craxg Le Vea Dr Charles G cushlng Treasurer Richard D Gerst 141 O . I . . , 1 . . .V ir' A A , I I 7 Vice President ............ Kathryn Begley Brown I Puck up and Delxvery Phone DE 0477 Rl 0667 HM 5 RAD'0 and TV SERWCE nomsnowsxl a. czELAnzuNsKl Auto Radlos and Appliances Repalred All Makes 527 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7 N Y Matthew CZ8l3d2lFlSkl 447 Alllherbt St W Camplgmenfy of COAL AND COKE FUEL on. WALTER J JANKOWSK1 370 Esser Avenue Buffalo 7 N Y DE 7696 BE 5641 466 AMHERST ST R 8717 Best Wfslaes lo the Graduating Class of 1958 Prgsxdent Vncc Presrdent Treasurer Chaplam Sergeant at Arms Advxsor fr om BOYS HI Y CLELLAND WARD JACOB FORBRAGD ROBERT LANCE MYRON FALSONE HENRY LO PICCOLO JACK SMITH Complzments of FRONTIER ALKALI CORP PARAMOUNT ACCORDION CENTER 388 AMHERST STREET BUFFALO N Y DE 2205 MURRAY S THEATRICAL SUPPLIES 2560 MAIN STREET Coslumex Rented 142 Complxmenlx BESTWAY STORES 788 TONAWANDA STREET I I . . - I- Secretary ,,........................... ................... D ANIEL MOSER . of 7 THE SATURNIANS To the Senxors of 58 AVE atque VALE Rnersnde Hugh Schools Latm Club KALIN S FLOWER SHOP IVe gn e and redeem S 6 H Green Stamps Tel BE 4858 571 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO N Y Compliments THE HI TONE 859 Tonawanda St At W aysxde Furmture NNN A Fox if ffl' Egiafff, ,QE if I 'fax 3 '-ff ' 5 1048 E Rner Road Grand Island BR 4316 Phones BR 4402 Congratulations from PAUL S DELICATESSEN 279 ONTARIO STREET Complzmenls of THE ROYAL PHEASANT RESTAURANT 443 FOREST AVENLF Call GR 9764 for Reserzalmns STEAKS CHOPS-SEA FOOD Blunt on lhe Hammond Nightly Complmlents o MANZELLA'S FLOWER SHOP Q 904112 TONAWANDA STREET DE 9740 RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL an COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Founded 1944 Friends Congratulations to the GRADDATING CLASS OF 1938 We are proud to be the first orgamzauon of thxs type 1n the cnty Durmg our long assocnauon wnth Rnersnde Hugh School we feel that we have made many saluable contrnbutnons to the lnfe of the school It ns our smcere wxsh that we shall be able to contmue for many more years II3 l , ' ' ' Q 'FH . 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