Riverside High School - Skipper Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

ter aMa Al u 0 ,fgb L f , X V ' D' X , A .M ffyfl K7 If X ,M J JILL Xxf gb C J J L, J-f SKIPIJER 1959 x ' ' 1 1 9 M S A , W Q nkwy ffyq Published by the x ,f I f W f 6-Q , SENIOR CLASS 1 x ' ' K V' of Y . A Riverside High School .QL XX 1, fr, 1 1? W x 15 Q Q' 138 VLVW A ' X2 ,q f I 1 ffi rf, , ,f . I I '- V 1 'Zu Q - fl ff' ff' , '., L 1 1 I . , v ,I 1 n Y I . 4 I I 1 ily' !if5 fffffm , fl!! ff' f I mf! Aff ' f, f f JI I ,- L'I 1 K-If 1 1 'I f I r x a Foreword As the bugles blow, King Arthur, followed by his magician, Merlin, steps up to his place on the platform. The tournament is about to begin. The knights salute the king and take their places. With the sound of the bugle, the knights rush into battle with armor clamoring and swords clashing. The crowd watches breathlessly, spellbound by the brave knights. At last a victor steps forth. As he walks forward, his lady tosses him a flower. The king rises and is proud to welcome the brave knight to the Round Table. Although centuries have passed since those magnificent ceremonies, we at Riverside still feel that those magnificent valiant knights emerging victorious during the Age of Chivalry symbolize our efforts to attain our goals in academic standing. As students striving for scholastic honors, we follow the example of the noble knights of the Round Table. The Round Table symbolizes our well-rounded education superintended by the training of our capable faculty. Completing Riverside's transformation into King Arthur's retinue is our sports program. With it is our companion, good sportsmanship, that truly represents the nature of the knight emulously competing in the tournaments. The following pages are commentaries on the adventures and deeds of a Riverside Frontier in King Arthur's Court. 'R Jelhmck Table of Contents Dedication Faculty .... Seniors . . . Classes . , Activities . . Sports . . . . . Advertisements . . elim Dedication WAS we, the class of '59, go through our final year of high school, we discover that we owe deep gratitude to some special people. With their help we have prepared for the future. They have helped us face that future with endurance and courage. Through years of receiving advice from them, we have been able to acquire correct values and maturejudgement. They have given us unlimited time, boundless patience, and understanding love. They have shown keen interest in our problems and have gratefully assisted us in our decisions. Their concern for our development will surely help mold us into the good citizens of tomorrow. Our four years at Riverside have left us with many friends, interests, and enjoyments that we will never forget. But these rewards are very small compared to all we have received from these special people. Most of all, they have rewarded us with their love, and we hope that we shall be worthy of their precious gift. For these reasons, and many others, we dedicate the Skipper to you, our parents. R ' AFELELIIT14 ,r-ggi. 7 v - ,. I Y.-2,-151511 W -Q N MR. CARL S. WALZ PRINCIPAL As every kingdom must be governed by strong rulers, so'our court at Riverside must function under the guidance of stal- wart leaders as symbolized in our princi- pal, Mr. Carl S. Walz, and our assistant principal, Mr. Lewis T. Miller. Mr. Walz, has guided us over many hazards and assisted us whenever his help was required. He has proved an able :tv -.-:ffzr I 1 ' ..- ' Vrbf' ' ' in 4.-,gfffff 3 'Wir X' X - A 1 - fs. f W sw I . qi A V. .Y , iw' K. .. xggigsk K 1, - 5 . ,. itll My 'fi' ' 1 ' uit x 'uni , MRS. BRODERICK Office 1Qf?5-ll ll RWEAE. E1-if . ' 1 MRS. SUSSMAN Office MR. LEWIS T. MILLER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL leader in every division. Mr. Walz will be remembered for his cheerful smile, good humor, and helping hand. Mr. Miller, assuming the responsibili- ties of assistant principal again this year, has become an integral part of our activities at Riverside. We hope we may see him in the halls of Riverside for a long time to come. ,1 6 I ft ' ' A I MR. SAVAGE I Engineer MISS SINENI Cafeteria ,Wk 1 In 1 2 Q . ' K . s. , ,. ,L ee ing, , A '14, .1 .tm . - ,ff , - 4 W Y t 1 slfs..-' 3 MR. ANELLI Social Studies . 1 f 155, nw 3 SN s E 5 -:Ez I if 1 1 ?.'3fi3E?f MISS ANDREWS Guidance MR. BUCELLA Social Studies, Debate V. .. -sf' f 'iff 5 . ,ft 6 .f' ' ,f r S - an i i' ' f N if ., , A I A ,aging w.'3.:,: ,H ra m-if MR. BLOMBERG Social Studies, Debate 'D' MRS. COLLINS Physical Education ,fgsgfk . - KA, .3 1 M, I ' 3, 1 i N tx Q Q' x ' -V Does the total balance, girls? I ,MXDJ ' 2 bl M 'X A . 2 f S 'il V in fr. X A W. .1 t, 4 V' I, yi AQ, ,K K 4 U MISS CONNERY A ,f MR. DERA English ' Business '35 s -x K K vc- 4 f J A Q if 35.3 ax ' t x fa S S A MR, DQWNES Q- V' MISS ENGEL Guidance I BuSi7leSS MISS ELLIOTT Mathematics -M MR. FAHEY Social Studies MR- ERICKSON MISS FLAHERTY Sfienfff Homemaking MR. FLUECKINGER Science fl Diligenter Iaboratisne? It MR. FOLEY Business MISS FORD MISS FOSS Guidance Business , . ,,-,.., Jwiiw bk Hg-- MR. GLAESER English MRS. GLEASON Science 'fb' I, MR. GORANKOFF Social Studies 9 If 4? . V 6 .,,,,f:-fig, ' ' 5, MRS. HAYNES ,ram Science MRS. HAMMERL MR. HELENBROOK English Art A iw 6 I5 x L ' 1 ' , I I, . ' x MISS HUEGEL MR, KAY Physical Education Indy-ggyial Aus , 4' xl A A A Q s ' Violins may leave now. . 70,11 Q ff , , 553 MISS KINSLEY MRS. LA BARBERA Social Studies English hr MISS LARKIN 1 N Business MR. MAC LEOD Driver Training 25 1 A , - hi, MISS MAGO Matbemat ics H9 ' 1 . -gfeslf 1 5 123. 5 Z' ' 1 4' g 2 A .. 9 - ' S , .5 Miss Mc GARRY E ngl islw Miss MAT1-usws Mlss Mc GEE Social Studies English MRS. MC GUIRE Nurse DR. MOGAVERO Doctor 'Our modern Merlin l MR. MOODY MR. MOYNIHAN Physical Education Language MISS MUELLER Malbemal ics MR. MULDE English, Latin 1 MISS MULE English . QRS 'vs 4 ,. 55 -it .. . .if f 'Eg MR. NUNLEY N' ' ' Miss Nowlcxy MRS. .O'l-QERN Commercial Swimming A 4 , ' f 'Vu R+ me .' . .9 l - Y 3 M 1 Q- - 1 Miss RAYMOND , I 5 :Q ' MISS REITZ Social Sgudies p 9' - ' !A , Mathematics FV m y I ' Q 4 my A A iv- . mtv? JE ' 5, ,N ...Q N ' R Modern art MR. RENZONI MISS SCHULZ Business German i ,,. MR. SEGAL MISS SNELL Science, Social Studies Mathematics MISS SIEGESMUND Latin ., .S ,, ., .A-,, . f , Miss TEWKSBURY W' A French, Spanish ' V , 1 I pu MISS SYRACUSE MR. TURNER Hornemuleing Business MR. WERZBERGER Biology, Hebrew May 1 point our :bar . . . MISS CASEMAN Commercial MISS CREAGH English MISS FARBER Speech MR. MARCUSSEN Business MR. POLLACK Physical Education MISS LOCKWOOD Office MR. HUEBSCH Custodian MRS. WILLARD English In Memoriam HENRY J. HUFFCUT For twenty-six years Mr. Henry Huffcut was in charge of attendance at Riverside High School. Through his faithfulness in the performance of his duties, River- side set a record for attendance for four consecutive years. Mr. Huffcut was not a stranger to the area. He had been a pioneer resident in the community and had been active in its civic affairs. Three of his children, Ruth, Robert, and james, are graduates of Riverside High School. His friendly smile and cheerful greeting have en- deared him to the faculty and student body of Riverside High School. Those who knew Mr. Huffcut will long remember him for his warm friendship, his concern for others, his faithfulness, and his patient spirit. - Vs, SE? x fag 1 Tribute to Retired Teachers MARIAN H. CARTER Miss Carter came to Riverside on the day- it opened and she continued three years past our school's twenty fifth anniversary. She had previously taught in Lockport s ele mentary school and School 60 in Buffalo. She is a graduate of Lafayette High School, Buffalo Normal School and Canisius College. MARY M. KLEIN contributing to the academic life of Riverside. Technology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Miss Carter's extended years of service as a teacher are perhaps best characterized by the words of President Samuel B. Gould of Antioch College: A work which is magnificent in its purposes and deeply satisfying in its achievements-bestows upon you a touch of immortality Miss Carter saw in each boy and girl a distinct personality and soul. She is understanding and sympathetic to human frailty as well as to strength, and she inspired the best Long remembered at Riverside, especially w1th1n the memories of our future homemakers, will be Mrs. Mary M Klein. Her diversified talents and integrity of motive strengthened all those with whom she came into Contact Along with homemaking, she also taught social science Mrs. Klein taught at Riverside for four and one half years. Previously, she had taught for twenty years at East High School. She is a graduate of the Drexel Institute of Srzniurs 'Ii xr xr Nu if Our Salute to Riverside CTO the tune of ln Apple Blossom Time l We'll miss friends in the class of fifty-nine, Fond adieus to our teachers who were fine, But this is June, graduation time, And with mixed feelings we all stand in line, What a wonderful day it will be, A diploma for you and one for me, We'll stand aside, salute Riverside That Alma Mater of mine. Memories of that great Harvard Cup we won, And the dances where we all had such fun, We worked so hard, good report card, Parents and teachers we certainly jarredg What a wonderful day it will be, A diploma for you and one for me, We'll stand aside, salute Riverside That Alma Mater of mine. - joanne Kyanka Farewell Sweet Alma Mater Here stands Riverside, a lamp of knowledge, Her outstretched arms have embraced many years Tis our high school, this prelude to college, And departure from it evokes many tears. To Seniors and graduation we have grown, We have reached our coveted goal. We will bid adieu to friendships we've known And continue to play Destiny's role. And as we venture forward to discover Exactly what life holds for us, Our bonds with Riverside we will sever And in God we will place our trust. No more will we answer the call of thy bell Sweet Alma Mater, we bid thee farewell. - Patricia M. Schmidt Message to the Class of 1959 Today, more than ever, a good education is an absolute necessity. Here in America, there are opportunities in all fields - to explore, to discover, to help make our country even greater. That is the task belonging to you, the pupils of today, the leaders of tomorrow. Riverside has given you the background for your adult life. The faculty has striven to develop in you all the best qualities for leadership and citizenship. How well we have succeeded will best be proven by your actions in the future. May I extend to each graduate my sincere best wishes and congratulations. I know that you will take your place in society, a credit to Riverside. PRINCIPAL JOYCE ALBRIGHT College Entrance joy Hob deaf. L' Band 1, 2, Band Concert 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 29 Chorus 2, 4, Hi-Y Show 2. RUDOLF ARANYOSI College Entrance Rudy Tbat's the breaks. Latin Club lg Bank Teller 3, 4, Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Tennis 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JC' a, W l ' 1 F L' - Fm i , . -. 2 ' fEs?:1:iif1fi:2i5:. . . 1 'E Qi ' ,sfrl 'fifgfgufu ' - ,Mfg Q'!f,l.l5 ,Q- M brye ',-.4j4ff'4-ag .swat FF ?.?l5.'f' 533315 Fl ,ff .irlfflill JUDITH BAER General Art Evelyn Great Hi-Y-ettes 45 Skipper Art Staff 4, Porthole 45 Transfer from Bishop O'Hern High School 4. DIANE BARLETTE Secretarial Dee I don't feel like it. Booster Club 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Band 2, 3,Band Concert 3, Chorus 3. KATHLEEN ATHANS , mi Secretarial Kay '21 X Yeah man t gg, , 5, Y-Teenettes 2, Honor Roll 1, 3 IL K , BARBARA AVINO Secretarial Bobby !IStOp!! Y-Teens 25 Hall Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 3, Office Receptionist 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Business Chorus 1, 3, Hi-Y Sports Letter 1, 2, 3. 1 . --- gl , 4t f 4 :,, EET' V I new Staff 4, Show 2, JOHN FONTANA, PRESIDENT College Entrance Ralphy Large was his bounty and his soul sincere. Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Math Club 4, Latin Club 2, 35 Cafe- teria Monitor 2, 3,4, Band 2,3, 4, Band Concert 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, junior Day Decorating Committee, Honor Roll 4, PTA Student Representative 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Water Polo Champs 3, 45 Transter from Charlotte Sidway School 2. JOHN BALOGH College Entrance Cuddles Who, me cheat P' ' Boys'Hi-Y 3,45 Math Club 4, Chess Club 25 Bank Teller 2, Large Council Assembly Monitor2g Junior Day Commit- tee 3, junior Guard of Honor 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Basketball 2. ff ' Y LINDA BAUER Secretarial Lin Tis good to be merry and ,QI wise. 49 Skipper Ad Staff 3, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show 3, Band Concert 3. MARY JANE BEEHLER General Business Janie Oh my gosh! Y-Teens 2,3,4, Future Nurses Club 1, Office Worker 3, 4, Cafeteria Worker 2, 3,4, Hi-Y Show 2, junior Day Usher 2, Child Care Certificate 3, Home Nursing Certificate 3, Synchronized Swimming 1. DIANE B ELLER General Retailing Di Terrific Y-Teens 1, Future Nurses 1, Booster Club 3, Porthole 3, Display Team 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Business Staff 4, Chorus 4. ,fv- S5 Q' s 2,2 X M' ug r TP, 4 'tv K 4 Qt , it Q Y 'L hr Er 5 Q FRANCES LA PAGLIA, VICE-PRESIDENT F PEGGY B EIRING Secretarial Peggy Hey, did you do your home- work? World Affairs Club 3, Skipper Business Staff3, junior Guard of Honor, Transfer from Benjamin Franklin junior High 2. BARBARA BERNARD College Entrance Barb Good Grieflu Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes 1, Math Club, Secretary-Trea- surer, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Bank Teller 3, 4, Skipper Ad Staff 1, Literary Staff 3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Concert2, 3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Hi-Y Show 2, 3,4, Girls Athletic Association 4, Aqua Show 1, 2, Student Council Alternate 3. Secretarial Fran I feel silly 5 5' Girls' Hi-Y 4, Omega Horizon 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Band 3, Band ..., Concert 3, Chorus 1, 2, Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 3, junior Class Vice- President, Student Council Representative 3, Small Council,Pres- ident 4, junior Guard of Honor 3, Junior Decorating Committee, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Baton Twirler 2, Cafeteria Monitor 4. MILDRED BIELICKI General Business Pat 'lsn't be adorable? Y-Teenettes 1, 2, Booster Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Band Concert 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 3. STANLEY BOGDAN College Entrance Stan A quiet man has quiet secrets. Boys' Hi-Y 4, Math Club President4, Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 2, Student Council 3, junior Guard of Honor, Graduation Usher 3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Volleyball 2,3, Cross Country 1, Track 3, 4. 2 ,.. gi' u at-l . .1 'fix- .FUQ 'Q 5' i 1 if Q fx it I ' - l 2 2' if Q., . '. -. -. . ' . . 2-' - I it -QS CHARLES BOGDAN College Entrance Chuck Don't worry. Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4. JUDITH BOYER College Entrance Greta Let's bug out of here! Y-Teens 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Booster Club 3, World Affairs Club 1, Bank Teller 2, Assembly Monitor 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4, SkipperAd Staff 1,2,3, Student Council Alternate 4, junior Day Usher2, Cafeteria Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Red Cross Certificate 2, Syn- chronized Swimming 1. BEATRICE BREDDY College Entrance Bea How about that, now! Cafeteria Monitor 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, Red Cross Certificate 2, Child Care Certificate 4. MARLENE BRILL College Entrance Brillo' Silly willy Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes 3, 4, Historian 4, Chess Club 3, World Affairs Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2,4, Layout Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 3, 43 Senior Day Committee, Sports Letter 1,2, 3, Gold Pin 4. BARBARA BROOKS College Entrance Barb Oh kids! Omega Horizon 1, Vice-Presi- dent 2, World Affairs Club 2, Latin Club 3, Future Nurses Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Band Concert 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Baton Twirlers 2,3, Leader 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ANN BUG MAN Secretarial 'Mar such is life! I CARO L BR ENNAN General Carol ., Good enough Y-Teens 4, Porthole 3, Dis- play Team 3, 4, Skipper Ad staff 2, Sports Letter 1. K , wp . 'T SQ 1 J AM ES BRITT General jim A A penny saved is a tenth of ' a draft. Skipper Ad staff 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES MURPHY, SECRETARY Secretarial Frannien ll l'm embarrassed. ' ' Booster Club 3, Hall Monitor 3, Assembly Monitor 3, Skipper Ad staff 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Hi-Y Show 2, Small Council 4, junior Guard of Honor3,junior Day Flower and Refreshment Committees, Sports Letter 1, 2, Purple and Gold Swimming Team 1. RICHARD BUDWEE College Entrance Rick Set 'em up, joe! Football 1, 3, we K f.:,,3 A N LEONA BURKE Bookkeeping Lee Tlml'S life! Y-Teens 1, Y-Teenettes 1, Booster Club 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. L .f Q tl A .el ' rf .4 .r f 1 MT, . BERNADETTE BUTKOWSKA College Entrance Bernie I'm disgusted. Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, World Affairs Club4, Latin Club 3,4, Future Nurses Club 3,4, Booster Club 3,4, Debate 3,4, Bank Teller, 3, Guidance Office Reception- ist 4, Skipper Layout Staff 3, Business Staff 3,4, Hi-Y Show 3,4, junior Day Flower and Program Committees, Sports Letter 3, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 4, Transfer from Mt. St. Mary 3. L'l T , n JUDITH CAMPBELL College Entrance Judy 'Hurry up, we'll he late for dass! Girls Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes 3, 4, Math Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Guidance Office Recep- tionist 4, Skipper Layout staff 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 2, 3, 4, junior Guard of Honor, junior Day Committee, Sports Letter -1,2,3, Gold Pin 4, Red Cross Certificate, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. JUDITH CAPUTY Secretarial Porkchop Lots o' luck. Hi-Y-ettes 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bank Teller 1,2,3, Hall Moni- tor 2,3, Assembly Monitor 1,2, 3, Office Worker 3, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show l,2,3,4, Sports Letter 1, 2, Cheerleader 2. - L N 1: -N s JOSEPH CANINO 'T' U' General joe if 2 5,5 Eff I' His brow is wet with honest A f sweat. If ' p 'S Cafeteria Monitor 4, Volley- i ball 3, 4, Track 4. 5 A A A DONALD STALEY, TREASURER College Entrance ' 'DOH Juan What's to it? Projection Crew 2, Bank Teller 2, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Moni- tor 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2, Student Council 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, All High Track 3. BARBARA CASSIDY College Entrance Cas RealIy? Booster Club 4, Skipper Ad Staff, Sports Letter l, 2, 3. CAROL CIEPLINSKI Secretarial Carol Say there! Girls' Hi-Y 3,4, Future Nurses Club 3, Receptionist 3, 4, Office Worker 3, 4, Skipper Business Staff 3,4, Hi-Y Show 3, 4, Small Council 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Girls Athletic Association 4, Championship Basketball Team 4. p .Q- Eg, ... A ,. E fa .Q ZX I ends in-N' 1' s- YTT r' ANTONI CHEMPINSKI College Entrance Tony The Chess Club whiz! Math Club 4, Chess Club 3,4, juniorGuard of Honor, Tennis 3, 4, Major Letter 3, Volley- ball 3. KATHLEEN CLUNE General Cluney Definitely Booster Club 4, Declamation 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Office Worker 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show l,2,3,4, junior Day Program, Dramatics 1,2,3,4, Broadcasting Staff 4. SHARON LEE COLES Homemaking Sherry Lee Two wrongs don't make a fight. Hi-Y-ettes 3, 45 Hall Monitor 4gCafeteria Monitor4g Assem- bly Monitor 1, Skipper Ad Staff 1,2, Child Care Certificateg Home Nursing Certificate. ROBERT COWIE College Entrance Bob Men of few words are the best men. Chess Club 1,25 Booster Club 3, Skipper Ad Staff 1,2, Swim- ming 1, 2, Cross Country 1. RAYMOND DE GLOPPER General Ray Gotta feed the livestock Hall Monitor 4, junior Guard of Honor 3g Volleyball 29 Bowling 3, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway 2. BEVERLY DELANO Secretarial Bev Oh well, I'll do it tomorrow. Bank Teller 4, Sports Letter 1, 2. ..4 ,E 6? 'U' T3 0, H can ' IW' .-f ,K t i. 5 l fu an V JUDITH COLLINS General Business Hjudy' Great 7 Skipper Ad Staff, Junior Day Usher 2. JUDY CYGAN Secretarial Jud Wowie! Hi-Y-ettes 33 Y-Teenettes lg Office Worker 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. JOYCE WINARSKE, GIRLS' MARSHAL 5 Secretarial HEFUH sharp Cafeteria Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 3g Office Worker 4, junior Day Refreshment Committee, Sports Letter 1. ,-ig.. M gp, 1 Xt --1. x. - , tl I N 7-f YW! 'T' 'E 115- Q' rw3'3 ' Pr STANLEY DE GROFF General Stash WlJat! Me worry? Porthole 1, Display Crew lg Cafeteria Monitor 2,3,4g Band 3, 4, Band Concert 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Football 1, 2, Assistant Manager 1. JOHANNA DELMONTE General Art jo It's just cl matter of time. Booster Club 3,45 Bank Teller 45 junior Varsity Cheerleader 4g Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold MARY DE LONG Secretarial Marr Tbr1t'slife. Booster Club 3, 4. LORRAINE DISSETTE Secretarial Looie Sink or swim! fig, -: ,Q NANCY DENVER Secretarial Nan Ok, heavens! Y-Teens 1, Booster Club 3, Hall Monitor 3, Receptionist 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2, 3, First Aid Award 2. GERALD DROZYNSKI College Entrance jerry Tsk, tsk, tsk Booster Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Transfer from St. -Ioseph's Collegiate Institute ming Team 1, Captain 2,3,4. 3- Pin4, Synchronized Swimming 2, 3, Purple and Gold Swim- rang, AL SZALAY, BOYS' MARSHAL b ' College Entrance Al-Pater rx I don'l remember. its B-5 Boys' Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Branch Council Representa- tive 3, 4, Chaplain Branch Council 4, Area Council 3, 4, Key ,gg X ' Club 3, Booster Club 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff 3,4, Q Hi-Y Show 2, junior Class President, Student Council 3,4, junior is 3 4 ' Day Decoration Committee, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, All High 2, -. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3. X I ARTHUR DUFFIN EILEEN EHLERS Business Art , , Homemaking Ey6S Worry not, for wbat's lbe use? Assembly Monitor 4, junior Guard of Honor, Track 1, Basketball 2, 4. PATRICIA ANN EICH General Business Sonny .. Q. 'Que' .3 3, Old friends are just as im- portant as new. Girls' Hi-Y 4, Y-Teens 2, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Chorus 4, Home Nursing Certificate, Child Certificate. BARBARA ELEK College Entrance Blanche flsigbrl 4' Be serious. . , -' - sly cms' ni-Y 4, Y-Teens 4, Iillellfgf 1D2y 3UZh31rd gyinsciwrts K Math Club 4, World Affairs ' ' ' ' ' Y Club 2,3,4, Booster Club 3,4, y. Cafeteria Monitor 4, Skipper Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Layout Staff 4, Band Concert 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Hi-Y Show 4, Sports Letter 1, 2,3, Gold Pin 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY ENSMINGER A , L, JUDITH Evov College Entrance Hank A A Secretarial Judy ' L A man of my word Get that bair off of tbere! Math Club 45 Tennis 25 5, ..,, rl r Girls' Hi-Y 45 Omega Horizon voiieyban 3, 4. oii iq-N 0 2, skipper Ad staff 3, chorus rr. Y, 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 35 junior Day EUGENIA FERRI General Gina You'd better believe it. Hi-Y-ettes 3, 45 Chaplain 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Hall Moni- tor 35 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 45 Recep- tionist 45 Skipper Ad Staff 45 junior Guard of Honor5 junior Day Committee5 Child Care Certificate5 Home Nursing Certificate5 Transfer from Mt. St. Joseph Academy. 'SJ f . Q... NP Committee. ALICE ANN FISH Fine Arts Toni just give me some time. Y-Teenettes 1, 25 Booster Club 3,45 Bank Teller 1, 2, 35 Assembly Monitor 15 Swim- ming Show 15 Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Baton Twirler. THOMAS FRANK - mf A Adiliid 5 2 A BARBARA ROGGAN, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF I 5 K College Entrance Sam 5 TT' W , W Hmmm . . . I don'l know about you! Girls' Hi-Y 45 Hi-Y-ettes 2, 35 World AffairsClub 35 BoosterClub 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 15 Office Worker35 Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 2, 45 junior Class Secretary5 Girls' Small Council, Historian 45 junior Guard of Honor5 junior Day Decorating Committee5 Sports Letter Q K: I ga M- . r - ,f-.' 3... 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Swimming Team 15 Salutatorian-of Senior Class5 Aqua Show 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4.. BETTY LOU FORTNEY General Betty Don't worry, l'll fix it. Hall Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 15 Child Care Certifi- cate: Home Nursing Certificate. ...lies N A .., .sw I 4- ,M S College Entrance ' 'Grasshopper ' ' Who, me? Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, Consul 35 Booster Club 3,45 Bank Teller 2,3,45 Hall Monitor45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Football l,2,35 Swimming 1,2, 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Cross Country 1. J UDITH FRIDM ANN PETER FRAZON General ..Digger,, General Business Friedy He worzies not, so wbat's 43. H1?gjJ?Z?u looking for a rain' tbe use' 5 Q.. ,R Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Chess Club 25 Bank Teller 1, f T ' '13 Bank Teller 15 Cafeteria Moni- 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 tor 3,45 Assembly Monitor 15 Cafeteria Monitor 2. Office Worker 45 Skipper Ad Staff 45 junior Day Usher 25 Senior Day Committee5 Sports Letter 15 Honor Roll 45 Cafe- teria Worker 2, 3, 45 Home Nursing Certificate 25 Child Care Certificate 35 Synchron- ized Swimming 1. THELMA FRITZ Secretarial Lots o' luck Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. u-I-erryn DAVID GANNON General Shake it off there, fella. ' Boys' Hi-Y 3, Latin Club 2, Bank Teller 1,2,3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 1, Assembly Monitor 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, junior Guard of Honor, junior Assembly Committee, Tennis 1. lKDaVe77 1. 'bi 2 'www ,nwss 4 R' QF' A .v . nn. av? SMR, , A , Exp we N 1 v, .Qs ,I x, N ka. f LINDA SIMMANCE. LAYOUT EDITOR 1 College Entrance Oscarina Mashugenah - - Like Wow! Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teenettes 1, 4, Omega Horizon President 1, 2, World Affairs Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Representative to Inter- High junior Council 3,4, Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Historian 4, Booster Club 3, Publicity Chairman 4, De- clamation Contest 2,3, City Semi-finalist 4, Broadcasting Staff 3, Office Worker 4, W.B.E.N. Forum 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Corres- pondent to Riverside Review 4, Delegate to Model United Nations Assembly 2,3,4, junior Day Program, Dramatics Club 1,2, Skipper Layout Staff 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2, 3, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. 4' 'Q feb JOAN GAGOLA Secretarial Joni I'll bring it tomorrow. Hi-Y-ettes 1, Y-Teenettes 2, Booster Club 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 2, 3, Spring Concert 2,3, Transfer from Holy Angels Academy 2. GAIL GARDON Retailing Gardono Hey man, that's a gasser. Y-Teens 2, Omega Horizon 1, 2, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2,3,4, Business Staff 4, Band Concert 3, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show 4, Sports Letter 2, Red Cross Certificate 2, Honor Roll 3, Home Nursing Certificate 4. X PATRICIA GAWEL Secretarial Snorty You know it! Hi-Y-ettes 3,4, Y-Teens 1, Y- Teenettes 2, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Monitor4, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 4, junior Day Usher, Sports Letter 1. DAVID GEMBALA College Entrance Dave ChuckIe, chuckle: laugh, laugh. Football 4, Transfer from Bishop Fallon High School 3. x . fi Sb X- avx,,,, .- X I S. Q. , the 4- x 5 N f S0 ,- Z: ' vw' MARILYN GEIB College Entrance Susy Really? Math Club 4, Booster Club 3, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Layout Staff 3, 4, Band Con- cert 3, Hi-Y Show 3,4, Sports Letter 1, 2, Organ 1, 2, 3, 4. KARL GIBAS General Elvis 'Shake it! Booster Club 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Trans- fer from St. joseph's Collegi- ate Institute 4. KK IRIS GOLDSTEIN College Entrance Angel Wbat's the answer to this one? Office Worker 4, Transferfrom Brooklyn, New York 4. PETER GOLLWITZER College Entrance Pete 3 Naw, you're spoofinln Hall Monitor 4, Volleyball 3, Transfer from Charlotte Sid- way School 2. KATHLEEN GOTTLER Secretarial Kathy My gosbfn Y-Teens 3, Booster Club 3,4. GERALDINE GRANAT Secretarial Ger No kiddinu' Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes 1, Booster Club 3, Bank Tel- ler 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 1,2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,.Hi-Y Show 3, junior Day Program. 26 JOSEPH GOLEBIEWSKI Business joe How goes it? 15' :Transfer from Little Seminary Ui ' p CHRISTINE GOLONKA College Entrance Midget r' rvvNO!x it . s. , Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Booster Club 4, Broadcasting Staff 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2, -- fs. X K 1 . Literary Staff4, Band Concert 5 .- V 3, Chorus 3, junior Day Flow- Vj V er'Committee, Sports Letter 1, ipijj, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Honor Roll 1, 4. CAROLE BRENKACZ, LITERARY EDITOR College Entrance Brenk 'Did'ja do your homework? Girls' Hi-Y 4, Math Club 4, Latin Club 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, Assembly Monitor 2, Receptionist 4, Championship Volleyball Team 1, Skipper Layout Staff 3, Literary Staff 3, Spring Concert 2, Chorus 2, Hi-Y Show 3, junior Day Usher 2, Senior Flower Committee, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. PATRICIA GOULDING Secretarial Pat But wby?' ' I Booster Club 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2, 4. GARY GREEN College Entrance G. G. W The world is cz comedy to those who think. x N- , Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, ' Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 3. JOHN GREEN College Entrance johnny I care! Boys' Hi-Y 3, Chess Club 2, Booster Club 3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2. LINDA GRIFFIN General Griff I rest well in all my classes. Y-Teens 2, Y-Teenettes 1, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Bank Teller 4, Receptionist 3, Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2. Q . t' W -, 1 Yi gg 'ilu 1- X L55 in-5. .wnl',.gG.' x V sLq nxv 3 -., 1-seeea. E- .ai - -6 fmmqk A' we bv 1- JOANNA GRIECO General jo One carz't know everything. Office Worker 4, Transfer from Bennett High School 4. GRETCHEN GROUP College Entrance Gretch Spike and I broke up again. Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Omega Horizon 1, Math Club 4,BankTe11er4, Receptionist 3, Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 2. HELEN DE GARMO, BUSINESS EDITOR Homemaking D.G. You all goirz'? Y-Teens 2,3, Y-Teenettes 1,4, Omega Horizon 1, 2, World Affairs Club l,2,3,4, Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Secretary4, Booster Club 3, Publicity Chairman 4, Hall Monitor 2, Office Worker 4, Delegate to Model United Nations Assembly 2, 3, 4, Skipper Ad staff 1, 2, Chief Ad Getter 3, 4, Child Care Certifi- cate 3, Home Nursing Certificate 3, Correspondent to Riverside Review 4, W. B. E. N. Forum 3, Chairman of junior Usher Commit- tee, junior Guard of Honor, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Hi-Y Show 4, Girls Athletic Association 4. JESSIE GRYNIEWSKI General Jess Laugh and be well. Hi-Y-ettes 4, Y-Teens 2, Chorus 2, 3, Sports Letter 1, 2. DONALD HAINES College Entrance Don lt Work makes the man. Math Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. 'sw ., vim, I ' aww, F K x 'n,a J: R., J I PRX 'us' R ii 'Y' S, Qi n' at .,,,.. .TP LORRAINE GUIZE College Entrance Lorry Oh, for Pete's sake. ' Girls' Hi-Y 3,4, Latin Club 2, 3, Consul 4, Skipper Literary Staff 4, Band 3,4, Spring Con- cert 3,4, Orchestra 4, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 2, Student Council Representative 4, Junior Guard of Honor, junior Invitation Committee, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Championship Basketball Team 4, Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 4. EILEEN HALEY Secretarial Tbat's the breaks. 04177 Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Omega Hori- zon 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 1, Cafeteria Monitor 4. WAYNE HALLETT College Entrance Wayne ' ' Now I wouldn'l say that! Boys' Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 35 Hall Monitor 45 Student Council 35 Swimming 35 Track 3,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Trans- fer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. EILEEN HAYNOS Secretarial Tiny Bright, peppy, and full of ll Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Bank Teller 4. SUSANNA HEPWORTH Secretarial Caci Guess what happened! Hi-Y-ettes 3,45 Y-Teens 15 Y- Teenettes 25 Bank Teller 15 Assembly Monitor 15 Skipper Ad Staff 25 Chorus l,2,35 Hi-Y Show 1,25 Spring Concert l,2, 35 Junior Invitation Committee5 Synchronized Swimming 1. LEE ANNA HEREID College Entrance Lee That's okay, honey. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Math Club 45 World Affairs Club 2, 3, 45 Booster Club45 Bank Teller 2 Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria Moni: tor 45 Assembly Monitor 35 Cheerleader 25 Captain 35 Championship Basketball Team 45 Skipper Ad Staff 1, Layout staff 45 Hi-Y Show 2, 3,45 Student Council Alternate 35 Junior Day Usher 2. .gl g if is if as 512. 4 fi tl 5 5 ' S lx ,fl . i',ik iii ,gli . t W ROBERT JELLINICK, ART EDITOR Fine Arts . . 5 ,f?X5Q V4,-, dl -3' Q hx ,5 5 X wx - A as 55 wg 2 ka- Another Rembrandt with a crayon Skipper Art Staff 35 Football 1, 25 Basketball shi t ,,, ip 55 X' ARLENE HART Secretarial ' R Cl D! A light heart lives long. Skipper BusinessStaff 35 Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Show 25 juniorGuard of Honor5 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. KATHLEEN HAYWO OD College Entrance Kathy Quiet and sweet, always neat. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Y-Teens 15 Y- Teenettes 35 Omega Horizon 1, 25 Latin Club 35 Future Nurses Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Booster Club 3,45 Skipper Business Staff 45 Band Concert 45 Chorus 45 Junior Day Usher 25 Junior Flower Committee5 Child Care Certificate 45 Home Nursing Certificate 4. llB0bI7 2, 4. KEITH HESS College Entrance Puddins Forget it, Marilyn. Forget it! Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Latin Club 15 Junior Guard of Honorg Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 25 Volleyball 3. NANCY HEURTER College Entrance Nance Tough bananas Girls' Hi-Y 45 Y-Teenettes 3, 45 OmegaHorizon 1,25 Booster Club 3,45BankTeller 25 Honor Roll 1, 25 Skipper Ad Staff 25 Chorus 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 35 Hi-Y Show Cast 2, 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2,35 Gold Pin 45 Girls Athletic Association 45 Corresponding Secretary 45 Championship Basketball Team 1, 45 Bowling Award 3. RICHARD HIMBURY College Entrance Dick Hey Mabel, Black Label! Cafeteria Monitor 35 Senior Day Committee5 Track 15 Cross Country 1. CK ANNE HOPE General Annie Rooney Better late than never junior Day Usher5 Child Care Certificate. HN 4 1 s 4 3,9 12 was Na S 5 Q -em- -25' if I H I I S J J .L Q .1 Missa. BT'-I' . - 1 if' aw KAREN HOLDEN Secretarial Wendy Oh, fiddle! Y-Teenettes 3, President 45 Bank Teller 35 Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Student Council 35 Small Counci15 Chairman of Assembly Moni- tors 45 Sports Letter 15 junior Life Saving Certificate5Trans- fer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. ROSE MARIE HORVATH General Business Rose Bright, peppy, and full of fun!! Hi-Y-ettes 35 Y-Teens 25 Omega Horizon 25 Skipper Ad Staff 2, 3. BEVERLY RADGINSKI, ADVERTISING MANAGER Bookkeeping Bev Fun to know, sweet to meet Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Booster Club 35 Assembly Monitor 35 Skipper Ad Staff 2, 35 Business Staff 35 Band Concert 35 Chorus 35 Hi-Y Show 35 junior Guard of Honorg Graduation Usher 25 junior Program Committeeg Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. ROBERT HOUSE College Entrance Casa ll The strong, silent type Hall Monitor45 Cafeteria Mon- itor 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Concert 2,3,45 junior Day Usher35 Swimming 25 Bowling 3, 45 Swimming 25 Transfer Srom Charlotte Sidway School VIRGINIA HOVEY Secretarial 'Ginny 6 A friend with a big heart Cafeteria Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 35 Guidance Office Receptionist 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Graduation Usher 2. s' A K-tx I C' 25 he 3, 'A W ' w 11 ,Qs 04 , S?-.iff I I I il. S. f Sh K' 1 il 144 Nfxl ,A GERALD HOWE College Entrance Howie lf at first you dor1't succeed . . . quit! Boys' Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 25 Bank Teller 45 Cafeteria Mon- itor 3, 4, Head Monitor 35 Swimming 1,25 Basketball 2,3. GEORGE HOY Business Howdy Doody Quack, quacla Skipper Ad Staff 3, 45 Senior Day Usher 2. MADALINE HREBIK Secretarial Maddie Hey, what are youns doin'? Hi-Y-ettes45 Y-Teenettes 3,45 World Affairs Club 45 Booster Club 35 Scholastic Achieve- ment Award 25 Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3,45 City Wide Band and Orchestra 45 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Entertainment and Refreshment Committees5 Sports Letter l,2,3, Gold Pin 45 First Aid Certificate 2. MAXINE JAREMKA General Business Bobby There's a smile in her eyes. Assembly Monitor 25 Skipper Ad'Staff 1, 2, 45 Hi-Y Show 15 Sports Letter 1, 2. VICKI HUNT College Entrance Vic CK It's nice to he natural, if one is naturally nice. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 Y-Teenettes 25 Omega Horizon 1, 25 Latin Club 35 Future Nurses Club 3, Vice-President 45 Booster Club 35 Skipper Business Staff 45 Band 2,3,45 Band Concert 2, 3, 4. as , .44 wg 1 .,ft', ,. -fo-. jaw A iw MELANIE JUNE HUDY General Mel Oh, he's so nice! Y-Teenettes 15 Future Nurses Club 15 Booster Club 45 Bank Teller 1, 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Junior Achievement Program 45 Chorus 3, 45 Sports Letter 1. PATRICIA JALOWIEC Secretarial ' 'P at Gel me! ' Assembly Monitor 1, 45 Office Worker 35 Skipper Ad Staff5 Student Council 45 Sports Letter 15 Bowling Trophy 25 Championship League 2, 3. PATRICIA SCHMIDT, CLASS POET Secretarial Schmitzo 'How' s tricks, kiddo! Skipper Assistant Editor 45 Ad Staff 1,2,4, Literary Staff 35 Girls' Hi-Y 3, Recording Secretary 45 Y-Teenettes 15 World Affairs Club 35 Broadcasting Staff 35 Hall Monitor 35 Assembly Monitor 25 Small Council Vice-President 45 Hi-Y Show 2, 45 Junior Guard of Honor5 Junior Day Usher 25 Junior Decorating and Assembly Com- mitteesg Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Aqua Show 2, Student Council Alternate 3. lin., 'Cf' ia '95 THOMAS JOHNSON WN 5, li - College Entrance Tom 0 ' 332 f H I V N, Szc Fracat Crustulumf' - A i 1 Math Club 4, chess ciub 1, ,il -, 'F President 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 5, 2 it K 5 25 Tennis 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 1 fi' LAURALEE JOHNSON Homemaking Laurie A pleasant person indeed Omega Horizon 15 Booster Club 3, 45 Child Care Certifi- cate5 Home Nursing Certificate5 Junior Lifesaving Certificate 15 Aqua Show 1, 25 First Aid Certificate 25 Hi-Y Show 25 Junior Guard of 1-lonor5 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. JUDITH KAEFER Bookkeeping J udy Things are never so had as they seem. Booster Club 3,45 Bank Teller 35 Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 25 Junior Guard of Honor5 Sports Letter l,2,3, Gold Pin 45 Child Care Certificate5 Home Nursing Certificate5 Champion- ship Basketball, 2, 35 Volley- ball 2, 35 Softball 2, 3. ROBERT KAISER College Entrance Bob Cute Boys' Hi-Y 3, President 4, Branch Council 45 Math Club 45Chess Club 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Key Club 35 Booster Club 45 Stage Crew 35 Hall Monitor 45 Cafeteria Monitor 3,45 Boys' Marshal 35 Student Council Assembly Committee 3, 45 junior Decoration and Program Committees5 Basketball l,2,3, 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 35 Cross Country 25 Volleyball 2, 3. GERALD KENNEDY Business HGGTIYH C'est la vie. Chess Club 1, 25 Booster Club 35 Hall Monitor 45 Skip- per Layout Staff 35 junior Guard of Honor5 Tennis 1. ,li-ur'X 1117 QGQY' 5 JOANNE KYANKA, CLASS SONG WRITER General Business Oh, I feel so sorry for you. JANE KIJANKA Secretarial Janie Hi.' Friend Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 Y-Teenettes 15 Hall Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 35 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Home Nursing Certificate5 Child Care Certificate. FELIX KLEMPKA Fine Arts Fill Never trust a substitute. Latin Club 25 Booster Club 3, 45 Bank Teller 3, Head Teller 45 Temiis 3. f 'na - ,aw v A A .tri 5 ,, mp' -QW .5 .'-' st. 12,55 we if J I x : XR Q xx I if gg .1 -Q ,.. ew.. , ' if .. - 5 , at ,2 ff? S . 5 r f, jf, ,ft 5 ..,5 ' 4132325 ,Kaz ,, SC .rnrr ,Xp u all 5?viSil'4 .,, , ,. M g awk' Q f r. J 'fin in si: get 3 ll BETH KALIN General Business Beth I'm always either coming or going. Receptionist 25 Skipper Ad Staff 2, 35 Chorus 3, 4. PAULINE KIESELBACH Bookkeeping Beaver Almost, but not quite Hi-Y-ettes 3, Treasurer 45 Booster Club 35 Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Office Worker 3,45 Chorus 2, 35 .Hi-Y Show 2, 35 Home Nursing Certificate5 Child Care Certificate. is' uJon ,A r 'Q K , is . vt- A. , V .. ,, E Q JANICE KINNEY Secretarial jan l'm disgusted. World Affairs Club 45 Skipper Ad Staff 45 Business Staff 4. MARY ELLEN KLINGEL Secretarial Mar If at first you don'l succeed, try, try again. Booster Club 45 Skipper Ad Staff 4. RICHARD KLUSEK Q . '92 li' it '15I 5?'f'YA?I ,P .. I - 53,5 1: - , , General Art Dick A penny saved is a tenth of a draft. Bank Teller 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall' Monitor 45 Cafeteria Monitor 35 Assembly Monitor 35 Orches- tra 1, 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Hi-Y Show 1, 35 Football 1, 45 Basketball 2. E ,,,i. MICHAEL KNAPIC General Hick ll ,Y Wise men lay up their knowledge. Booster Club 3, 45 Projection Crew 25 Bank Teller 35 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Student Council 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Basketball 4. PATRICIA KOPRA RONALD KORDASIEWIZ Secretarial Pat if H 5' ' ti., Business UK0rdy,7 Oh, hush! nQllack, quacku Student Council 39 5P0l'tS A Assembly Monitor 15 Skipper Letter 1, 2- 5 Ad Staff 1, 25 Cheerleader 1 5 JAMES WATZ, CO-HISTORIAN College Entrance ' 'J im I kid you not. Chess Club 25 Latin Club President 2, 4, Treasurer 35 Booster Club 45 Oratorical Contests 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Projection Crew 2, 3, 45 Broadcasting Staff 35 Hall Monitor 45 Skipper Layout Staff 3, Literary Staff 1,2, 45 Hi-Y Show 15 Student Council 3, 4, Inter-High School Student Council 3, 45 junior Guard of Honor5 Boys' State Representative 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Basketball 2, 3. HELMUT KRUEGER . 555,,s SHARON KUSHMAN General Ulnlelflllltn 3 'Q -aiy V kks is General ral-,een Knowledge is Powef-H 5 A I'll try. in my quiet way. Chess Club If 21 3' s,,,,,i5t ,y st - Porthole 45 Bank Teller 45 Vfff fi' 5'tit Hall Monitor45 Chorus 1,2, 35 7 il ,t'33f Hi-Y Sl'l0W 1- . 55,.,. 5 , DOUGLAS KUTZBACH f , ALBERTA LA BUDA College Entrance Doug is Secretarial Mickey Where there's a will, there's 5 If Life is what you make it. a way' i 5 Y-Teens 25 Y-Teenettes 3, 45 Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 45 s , lg Hall Monitor 35 Office Worker Hall. Monitor 45 Cafeteria 45 Skipper Ad Staff 4, Busi. M0n1t0f 3, 43 Band 25 Band ness Staff 3,45 Juni0r Guard Concert 25 Football 45 Trans- 1 of Honor. fer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. VINCENT LAIBLE MICHAEL LALOCK College Entrance Vince 3 College Entrance Snoopy Me no keed youu x ' rm l'1l nevertalk to her again. Volle ball 2 3' Transfer from C' 'T' B0ySvH,,Y 3, ChaP1ain43 Key Y 1 1 Charlotte Sidway School 2. PATRICIA LANCE College Entrance Pat Yeah Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, Z -vs, rt, 'Q-.. Club 3, Booster Club 3, 4, w Lf- rlle' Cafeteria Monitor4, Band 1, 2 L X' 3, 4, Band Concert 1, 2, 4, - ,, ' Orchestra 1,2, junior Decora- 'tk QT? ttf. 117' tion and Flower Committees, Tennis 1, 4, Swimming 1, Cross Country 3, 4. CAROL LAZARUS Bookkeeping Dimples Pfvinnyil Booster Club 4, Assembly Monitor 2, Band 1. S AND RA LEGGETT Cafeteria Monitor4, Assembly Monitor 4, Receptionist 4, Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, Hi-Y Show 1, junior Guard of Honor, Sports Letter 1. MARY JANE ZYLINSKI, CO-HISTORIAN College Entrance Marco Polo What 'cha got for lunch, Barb? Girls' Hi-Y 4, Y-Teenettes 1, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Consul 2, 4, Booster Club 3, Declamation 2, 3, 4, Winner 2, 3, Debate Club 4, Assembly Monitor 2, Skipper Literary Staff 3,4, Hi-Y Show 1,3,4, Student Council 3, junior Day Usher 2, junior Assembly and Pro- gram Committees, Representative for Western New York Flower Queen, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. College Entrance Legs Boy, you should have seen him run. Omega Horizon 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Future Nurses Club 1, 2,3, Bank Teller 3, Hall Mon- itor 4, Skipper Business Staff 3, junior Guard of Honor, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3. NANCY LESSER College Entrance ' Nancy K Well, you see, it's like this Math Club 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Bank Teller 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff 1, Hi-Y Show Prop Committee 3, 4, Graduation Usher 2, junior Day Treasurer's Committee, Cafeteria Workerl, Red Cross Certificate, U.B. Mathema - tics Institute. I fo- 'QL' C' 5 i, to ,, .Q MARY ANN LEISCK General Liz Go get 'em. Y-Teenettes 1, Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, Child Care Certifi- cate. JANE LEl'.'ANDOl'.'SKI Secretarial Janie Yeah manl ' Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Assembly Monitor 3, junior Flower and Decorating Com- mittees, Sports Letter 1. GALE LIER JUDITH LINICK General Gale I 3' 143 Business Judy I guess so. ,,,,, Q l'll deal with you later. Y-Teens 25 Cafeteria Monitor ,, Yxfeens 35 Display Crew 35 4sASSemb1yIVl0f11tOr1:Chorus First Aid Certificate5 Child 25Hi-Y Show 25 Student Coun- , Care Certificate. cil 45 Child Care Certificate5 1 t , Home Nursing Certificate. ' ' DAVID LOCKWOOD A I I 3 WILLIAM LUCAS Business Dave 5 - 2, 3 General Bill To be O' not to ben ' ,Ii iii' O It 6 ,- We have more fun than Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria ,K , I 17901716- Monitor 3' 4' ' A Booster Club 3 President 4' ,. Cafeteria Monitor 3, 45 Swim- E ',', , , '11, ming Team Manager 3, 4. 3. 'j ,Xian ' . -- 1 ,.s ', 43. on , '-ef 5 CHARLES PINKOW, SENIOR DAY CO-CHAIRMAN 5 3 College Entrance Pinky I Such is life. Math Club 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Booster Club 35 Cafeteria Monitor 5 ' 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Band Concert 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Student , g ff -- 5 Cl if, Council 35 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 , ' 4, i 4 A Water Polo 3, 4. I I iiifigli' I! Z A- fffi 2 4 i 1. GERALD Mc CARTHY 7 4 5 BASE Mc KNIGHT College Entrance Mac College Entrance Mac Reel in a fish, Herhy. 3,51 if Hello, Doll 2 ' ' N Boys' Hi-Y 45 Chess Club 25 '34 ' Booster Club 3,45 Stage Crew Booster Club 35 Projection 25 Bank Teller 25 Cafeteria Crew 2, 35 Bank Teller 1, 25 Monitor 2, 3, 45 Office Worker Hall Monitor 3, 45 Cafeteria 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band M0nit0r1,2.3: Assembly Moni- Concert 2,3,4, Orchestra 3,45 tor 15 Basketball 1, 25 Swim- Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 3, 45 junior ming 15 Volleyball 3. Guard of Honorg Cross Coun- try l, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN MACEK Secretarial Macy U TERRY L. MANHARD I'I1 wait for you. W Secretarial Terry Booster Club 3, 45 Hall Moni- 'O' 'Don't get smart! tor 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 2 A - , Office Worker 35 Skipper Ad ' ' f Y Te?nett?s 1' Booster Club, St ff 1 2. B d 1 3. B d 5 3, 4, Skipper Ad Staff 4, a ' ' an ' ' an 5 junior Day Usher 25 First Concert 1, 35 Orchestra 1, 35 Itrri Chorus 2, 35 Hi-Y Show 1, 25 . , Sports Letter 1, 2. Aid Certificate 2. ROBERT MARINELLI College Entrance Bob How bad! Boys' Hi-Y 4, Projection Crew 1, 2, Cafeteria Monitor 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, Basket- ball 3. PAUL MAUL Fine Arts Paul Really Bank Teller 2, Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4, Assembly Moni- tor 2, Skipper Art Staff 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Swimming 2, Track 1. KATHERINE FLOOD, SENIOR DAY CO-CHAIRMAN MARCIA MATTERS College Entrance Matty' I don't care. Y Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes Treasurer 2, Assembly Moni- tor 2, Band 2,3, 4, Band Con- cert 2,3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 1, Small Council 4, Sports Letter 1. SHARON MEANEY Secretarial Alfred E. What, me worry?' ' Hi-Y-ettes 3, Vice-President 4, Receptionist 4, Student Council Alternate 3, Small Council, Secretary 4, junior Day Usher 2, junior Guard of Honor, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. Bookkeeping Kathy ig Tbink. It may be a new experience. Q- , Girls' Hi-Y 4, Y-Teens 1, Booster Club 3, Bank Teller 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Receptionist 4, Skipper Ad Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Literary Staff 4, Band Concert 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 2, 3, Student Council 3, Small Council,Chairman of First Lunch, junior Day Assembly and Treasurer's Committees, ChildCare'Certificate. 4. WALTER MICHALSKI, JR. DIANE NIILITELLO College Entrance Wally College Entrance Dee Hot dog Math Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Bank Teller 1. DONALD MILLER College Entrance Don 'Fortune assists the boldest. Booster Club 3, Hall Monitor 4, Skipper Layout Staff 4, Art Staff 4, junior Day Usher 2, Football 2. VH survive. Y-Teens 3, 4, Omega Horizon 1, BoosterC1ub 3, 4, Skipper Ad Staff 2, Layout Staff 4, Sports Letter 1, First Aid Certificate. HENRY MULLEN College Entrance Hank 'Wba' wa' your name? Boys' Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 2, Hall Monitor4, Cafeteria Mon- itor 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Volleyball 2 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Baseball 2. GERALD NEUHAUSER 3 MARTIN NIEZGODA College Entrance J erry V College Entrance Marty Thinking is but an idle 5 1 Great man 97 ei. , Q z,f' k:.bh.W ig ask! waste of thought' S ' 5 at 5 Chess Club 1, 25 Latin Club , '-ff- ' 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 45 Vol- sr. , Y leyball 2. 5 Q 5 A rer' A ANN NISBET X T College Entrance Ann Nothing much AUDREY NILSSQN Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 World Affairs General Audie ?1ul32i3Latin Cll:uibb2,1 Qcuies- or 5 oos er u 5 e- Keep if up, teria Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 1, 25 Skipper Ad Staff 1,2, Layout staff 2,3, Business Staff45 Band Concert 35 Chor- us 3, 45 Hi-Y Show 45 junior Day Usher 25 junior Enter- tainme nt, Decoration and Prom Committees5 Sports Letter 1, 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Honor Roll 2. Office Worker 45 junior Guard of Honor. SENIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMAN College Entrance Jud 'I hate you with the animosity of a small child. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, Chaplain 45 Math Club 45 Latin Club 2, 3, Censor 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Declamation 35 Bank Teller 2, 35 Hall Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 25 Skipper Literary Staff 45 Hi-Y Show 3, 45 Student Council35 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Cheerleader 35 Girls Athletic Association Treasurer 45 Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. DONALD NIZIALEK A MICHAEL NOWAK , r 5' ambsns College Entrance Duck 3 College Entrance Mike Boy if rpll 'W' Don't laugh now. Booster Club 35 Honor Roll 15 Math Club 45 Latin Club 45 junior Life Saving l.. Transfer from Charlotte Sid- all ,,., way School 2. K X ' ' ,wiki PATRICIA NOWOCIEN A T. . tet H DOROTHY OCHOCINSKA Bookkeeping Pat pggg Secretarial Dotty I don't wanna. ' 'W Gosh, I don't know! Girls' Hi-Y 3, Vice-President W L ' Y-Teenettes 35 Orchestra 1, 45 World Affairs Club 35 Bank , ' lgg, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y SITOW 3, 4- Teller 1, 25 Guidance Office Receptionist 45 Honor Roll 35 A, N Sports Letter 1, 2, 3. ,Li ffiiii PATRICK O'CONNOR I 5 Bookkeeping jake x lf it doesn't go, polish it. Q ,W 5 Latin Club 25 Volleyball 35 ll ll 5 Transfer from Bishop Fallon K 1, High School 2. WN L H Q g SHAREN OMEL Business Sharen 5 TlJat's the way the cookie 5 ,R-X ' crumblesf' A ' -Q- o Omega Horizon 15 Porthole 35 ,af-. r--4 Hall Monitor 35 Assembly Monitor 45 Chorus 2. KENNETH STAUB, SENIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMAN College Entrance ' 'KiP A ball in the basket's worth two on the floor. Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 45 Cafeteria Monitor 35 Skipper Ad Staff 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4. FRANCIS PACHLA College Entrance Flash' Two for five? Boys' Ili-Y 35 Chess Club 15 Booster Club 45 Bank Teller 45 Cafeteria Monitor 3, 45 Skipper Ad Staff 45 junior Refreshment Committee5 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 15 Volleyball 35 Bowling 3, 4. 'f?'Q5i Y . 4, - V IP I. ' . CAROLE PAMROW General ' 'Carole' ' :rs-bb!!! , Y ,,,, QW A ,avi H-gf Y-Teenettes 35 Booster Club -. 3, 45 Assembly Monitor 45 , 4 Cafeteria Worker 45 Transfer 5 A lk ,,: ' from Holy Angels Academy 3. 51 ,5 ,Q -:S:- 1 'l E ,r V 5 .5 JUDITH OLIVER General Elvis Don'l feel alone. KK Y-Teens 45 Omega Horizon 15 Chorus 3, 45 Spring Concert 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2. MYRON ORTOLANO College Entrance Mike Perseverance is the word. Band 2, 3, 45 Band Concert2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 Track 35 Trans- fer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. JACQUELINE PALICA College Entrance jackie l'll never tell. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 35 Omega Horizon 25 World Affairs Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 I-li-Y Show 2, 45 Girl Sports Letter 1,2,3,Gold Pin 45 Child Care Certificate5 Home Nursing Certificate. MARIANNE PAPAJ General H. R. H. BloclalJeads! YfTeens 1, 25 Y-Teenettes 45 Future Nurses Club 15 Skipper Art Staff 45 Sports Letter 15 Honor Roll 4. STANLEY PASEK College Entrance Stan Birds of a feallwer fly. Booster Club 3, 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 junior Decoration and Prom Committees' Volle 1 y' ball 35 Bowling 35 Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. JOHN PAULY Business HJ. P. Tokrzow him is to like kim. Boys' Hi-Y 35 Chess Club 25 Booster Club 35 Projection Crew 25 Bank Teller 25 Hall Monitor 35 Cafeteria Monitor 35 Assembly Monitor 35 Bas- ketball25Volleyball25 Trans- fer from Seneca Vocational High School 1. JOHN PEDLOW College Entrance johnny I'm working on il. Boys' Hi-Y 45 lVlath Club 45 Hall Monitor 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Baseball 45 Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. MARY ANN PLEVNIAK General Mary You're terrible. Y-Teens 2, 35 Y-Teenettes 3, 45 Future Nurses Club 45 Booster Club 3, 45 Hall Monitor 45 Skipper Ad Staff 45 Sports Letter 1. GERALDINE POTOCKI College Entrance Gerry One can't know everything. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 45 Latin Club 2, 3, Aedile 45 Booster Club 45 Assembly Monitor 1, 3, 45 Skipper Lay- out Staff 3, Literary Staff 4, Business Staff45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Championship Basketball Team 4. E.. ' 588.13 Q 2 l .ialr .N x . . 4- I 'Ts- 24 ke ,P 4. na- QQ' Y fi ki, Jiri!!-if Y' f 9.5 War' , az, 1, x 5 -. .IC- 11 , sq, 1 Women: .- Q, ,Tv 5. bn ya :l-rv: . 5 5 4 J 5 f '1 ilu -if i ll 9 4'-f ., 'z.svi u ,. -52i,IT!'!ii' li. ,' 1-AFS. - 2 .q.Yif1'l.'f1i ' ROGER PASSAGE College Entrance ' 'Pip judgments are like watches: no one runs the same. Boys' Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 45 Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 45 Booster Club 3, Treasurer 45 Oratory 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Skipper Literary Staff 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2,35 junior Guard of Honor5 Cross Country 1, Manager 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN PEACE College Entrance Irving Hey Irving, got a woirn? Future Nurses Club 1, 2, Historian 35 Booster Club 35 Bank Teller 1, 2, 35 Sports Letter 15 Child Care Certifi- cate 45 Home Nursing Certifi- cate 4. SHIRLEY ANN PENKO College Entrance Shirl Call me buttercup. Y-Teenettes 35 World Affairs Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Tribune 2, Aedile 35 Future Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 45 Booster Club 3, Vice- President 45 Skipper Ad Staff 1, Layout Staff 3, 45 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 45 Delegate to Model United Nations Assembly 2, 3, 4. MARCIA POLANSKI College Entrance Marsh Lord love a duck'. Skipper Layout Staff 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. MICHAEL PRICE College Entrance Mike Hurry up, GeOfgf-H Math Club 45 junior Guard of Honor5 Transfer from Char- lotte Sidway School 2- JUDITH PYZYNSKI Business Wiggles You're nutty. Y-Teens 2, 3, Y-Teenettes 3, Skipper 'Ad Staff 4, Child Care Certificate. DONNELLA REED College Entrance Donna I ca1z't do my French. Girls' Hi-Y 4, Hi-Y-ettes 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Aedile 2, 4,Debate Club 3,4, Assembly Monitor 1, 3, Office Worker 4, Skipper Layout Staff 4, Band Concert 2, Chorus 2, Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. ERIC REIM ANN College Entrance Zorro Grand Islar1d's going to secede. Math Club 4, Latin Club 2, Booster Club 4, Hall Monitor 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, junior Guard of Honor, junior Day Committee, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 2, 3, 4, Champion Team 3, 4, Track 4, Transfer from Char- lotte Sidway School 2. DONNA MAE RINDFLIESCH General Don O-h-h-hf' ' Y-Teens 2, Porthole 4, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Assembly Monitor 2. JOHN Roccmo General Rock I'm sorry. I forgot. Booster Club 3, Tennis 1, Basketball 3, 4. H, Y fl' ' .ff if 5 r, ,- f, - 1, .-I.. 2 ,, yt. vgfw, 4.5, ur, 4-'rfrtf . 4. X 4 -3, . ,gt ,W L A .1 ,ti 'fwsl -..' 1 K . A x:..T 4 , it , if 1 y hilt :lbs we. g 1 ,f -x .ir f . R E., Y 0. ,J-X 1, , . .Lrg . JAMES RALSTON General Roll Whistle boom Boys' Hi-Y 4, Chess Club 2, 3, World Affairs Club 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, Booster Club 4, Debate Club 3, Bank Teller 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2,3, Baseball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Water Polo 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4. ARLENE REGALLA College Entrance R How sweet january Graduate, World Af- fairs Club 2, Latin Club 2, Future Nurses Club l, 2, Booster Club 4, Chorus 1, 4, Hi-Y Show 3, Sports Letter 1, 2,BatonTwirler2,3,Leader4. RICHARD REITZ College Entrance Dick Oh, poor thing Math Club 4, Cafeteria Moni- tor 3, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. CAROL ROBERTS General Curly'f Lots of luck, Charley Y-Teenettes 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 3, Skipper Ad Staff 4, Business Staff 4, Chorus 3, Hi-Y Show 3, 4, Student Council 3, junior Day Program Commit- tee, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. DON ALD RUTECKI General Don I've taken my fun where 1,116 found il. MARILYN RYAN Secretarial ' Mar DoIl9a1Je to? K Y-Teens 15 Skipper Layout Staff 45 Student Council 45 Sports Letter 1,2,3, Gold Pin 4. STANLEY SADOWSKI General Stan Polack Figure it out. Booster Club 3, 45 Projection Crew 15 Volleyball 3, 45 Basketball 4. GARY SCHAETZER 'df' is -5 'S' ff- fy lille i Business Flip 5 4. ' Silence is golden. V5 ipp A 3' Boys' Hi-Y 35 Baseball 1, 25 I ii M L M Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3. f sal 5 2 JAMES SCHMIDT General Jimbo t I was late because . . . 'Q Basketball 45 Transfer from Bishop Fallon High School 4. DENNIS SCHWEMLE General Denny Be ridiculous! Boys Hi-Y 45 World Affairs Club 25 Key Club 15 Booster Club 35 Bank Teller 15 Skipper Ad Staff 25 Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Cross Coun- try 15 Volleyball 25 Swimming 2. -Q- M-f v g' '1 , .,f 355.335 55 x 'T ' L ' Q av l wi' A x x 3, MARGARET SABO Retailing ' Marge K Guess what! Girls' Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 35 Hall Monitor 45 Skipper Ad Staff 3, 4, Literary Staff 45 Clforus 35 Hi-Y Show 2, 45 junior Refreshment Commit- tee5 Sports Letter 1,2,3, Gold Pin 45 Red Cross Certificate. MARY SAVAGE General jo What a blast! Y-Teenettes 45 Omega Horizon 1, 25 World Affairs Club 15 Booster Club 2, 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Skipper Ad Staff 2, Literary Staff 45 Band 2,3, 45 BandConcert 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y Show 1,2,3,45 junior Day Program and Decoration Committees5 Sports Letter 1, 2,3, Gold Pin 45 Girls Athletic Association Chaplain 4. LORETTA SCHEUFELE Secretarial Laurie Sur- r- r-r- e Y-Teens 15 Booster Club 45 Bank Teller 15 Assembly Mon- itor 35 Senior Day Usher 2. MARLENE SCHWAB General Mar Quiet, please Y-Teens 25 Omega Horizon 1, 25 Booster Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Sports Letter 1. BARBARA SEIBERT General Barb Get out of bere! Red Cross Certificate5 Child Care Certificate. NORMA SHERK College Entrance Norm Still water runs deep. Bank Teller 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. ROS EMARY SH ULICK College Entrance Rose Precious Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4g Y-Teens 25 World Affairs Club 25 Latin Club 2, Bank Teller 1, 2, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Cafeteria Mon- itor 4, Guidance Office Re- ceptionist 43 Student Council Executive Committee WILLIAM SMITH College Entrance Bill TlJat's the way the cookie crumblesf' EDWARD SOOS Business f'FislJ 'em in. HSOOSH Transfer from St. joseph Collegiate Institute 4. DONNA STEIN Homemaking Don ffcosbli . Chorus 1. 1 i ' tk lat Q, Nt flu W IQ , . .Qui if WA f'tii A X A n It - A ,N'x,. N .. .g 5- . ,p-.N fwf- 1... it 5-tt A , - yu ...t -. ,Q .. .55 , P! l -W x 5019 AUDREY SHOUP Secretarial ' 'Blondie I'll never tell. Booster Club 4, Transfer from Lancaster High School 4. MIC HAEL SMITH College Entrance Mike They that stand bigb have many blasts. Football 3. JAMES SNYDER Business jim An apple az day means 365 a year. Display Crew 3, Transfer from Charlotte Sidway School 2. MARILYN STARR General Bingo You're out of your ever- loving mellon. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 3g Library Worker 4, Cafeteria Worker 2, 3, 4. NORBERT STICHT, JR. General N, J, Sleep unkrzits the ravelled cares of woe. Boys' Hi-Y 3,45 Transfer from Bishop Fallon High School 3. TERRY STROH College Entrance Smiley l like work. Boys' Hi-Y 3, junior Class Treasurer, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 3, junior Decoration Committee, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4. DIANNE SWIATEK Secretarial D1 He1pf CK '77 Girls' Hi-Y 3, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Bank Teller 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Office Worker 3, Guidance Office Receptionist 4, Skipper Business Staff 3,4, Ili-Y Show 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Champion- ship Basketball Team 1, 4, Girls Athletic Association Vice-President 4. CAROL SZPAICHER Retailing Car Oh Vinny Hi-Y-ettes 2, Y-Teens 4, Booster Club 3, Skipper Ad Staff 2, 3, Business staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Transfer from Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy. CAROLYN JO SZUSTAK Secretarial jo So what! Office Worker 3, 4. TERESA TOTH Secretarial Terry Wanna bet? F1 . tl Q -.ral s X 'W af. 4 'bSlZ.: Bupa: 3 , tr rset etrisrerrr l fe ' rf W, 2. . wa! l at - 335 UQ, R We 1 .. .r,,, r, r,,, BARBARA STUHLMILLER College Entrance Barb I don't know. Gir1s'Hi-Y 3,4, Future Nurses Club 1, 2,3,4, Booster Club 3, Bank Teller 2, Hall Monitor4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Skipper Business Staff 3, 4, Student Council Alternate 4, junior Guard of Honor, Sports Letter 1, 2,3, Gold Pin 4, Child Care Certificate, Home Nursing Certificate. JOYCE SZCZYKUTOWICZ Secretarial joy Crazy and real gone Y-Teens2,3, Y-Teenettes 3,4, Future Nurses Club4, Booster Club 3,4, Hall Monitor 4, Skipper Ad Staff, Chorus 2, Sports Letter 1. SANDRA SZTUKOWSKI College Entrance Sandy Well, bust my bubbles Hi-Y-ettes 4, Future Nurses Club 2, Chaplain 3, Latin Club 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Show 4, junior Guard of HonorgjuniorFlowerCommittee JUNE SZUSTAKOWSKI Secretarial Rosa What az dual! Hi-Y-ettes 3, President 4, Y- Teens 2, Booster Club 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Skipper Business Staff 4, Chorus 2, Hi-Y Show 4, junior Girls' Marshal, Student Council Al- ternate 4, junior Day Usher 2, junior Day Decoration and Program Committees. ANN TREANTIS College Entrance Tarantula Turn blue. ' f Hi-Y-ettes 3, Secretary 4, Latin Club 1,2, 3, Future Nurses Club- 1,2, Booster Club 3,4, Bank Teller 2, Hall Monitor 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Home Nursing Certificate, Child Care Certificate. JAMES TRIMPER Art Wyatt Earp Il's not atrainp it's my car. Boys' Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 3, 4, Display Crew 43 Skipper Ad Staff 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Transfer from Hutchinson Central Technic al High School 3. MARY ANN UJLAKI Secretarial Mar Are you going? Girls' Hi-Y 3, President 4, Branch Council Representa- tive 3,4g Omega Horizon 1,23 Future Nurses Club 25 Skipper Ad Staff 3, Layout Staff 45 Studert Council 4s Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. WILLIAM VAMPOTIC College Entrance Spike Blue Moon Boys' Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4, Cafeteria Monitor 45 junior Guard of Honor, Track 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JUDITH WALES Secretarial Judy Nice going Y-Teens 1, Booster Club 4. JUDITH WASIELEWSKA Secretarial Vashie All right, Stella Y-Teenettes 3,4g Receptionist 4, Dramatics Club 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Show 4. . R' x K f Q xv- 0 V? 4 YT- vizj i i X Ik' A, Ea. tra wl I tg if V31 5 'ii 4 if fs- iv S l XE- 2: 4 1' ' ,ff-' . -we . 4- -or ,Q Q N, ,X A -. 4 -if i 4. T. , .., l 53 F9 41' 5 1, 'ug ,X ,,, DONNA RUTH TUFTS Secretarial Donna Real1y? Omega Horizon 1, 25 Booster Club 3, Porthole 3, Display Crew 3, Skipper Ad Staff 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3. JEAN URBAN College Entrance Urbe Don't get smart. Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4, Y-Teenettes 2g Latin Club 1,2,3g Booster Club 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Assem- bly Monitor 15 Office Worker 2, Skipper Business Staff 3, 4, Small Council4, junior Guard of Honor 35 Sports Letter 1,2, 3, Gold Pin 4, Championship Basketball Team l,4, Softball Team 3, 4, Volleyball Team 3, 4. ISABEL VIZZI Secretarial lzzi What's new? Girls' Hi-Y 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Booster Club 4, Hall Monitor 45 Assembly Monitor 4, Skipper Business Staff 4, Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Pin 4. MARIE WANSOR General Marie 'You're enough to drive a saint to drink. Hi-Y-ettes 3, 4, World Affairs Club 4, Booster Club 3,45 Porthole 3, Display Crew 35 Skipper Literary Staff 4, Business Staff 45 Student Council Alternate 35 Transfer from Bishop McMahon High School. RICHARD WASIURA Business Dick Shake it off. Boys' Hi-Y 3, Projection Crew 4, Porthole 3, Bank Teller 2, Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4, Assembly Monitor 3, Skipper Ad Staff2,3,4g Basketball 1,4. CAROL WATZ General Watzie Oh sweIl, ' Y-Teenettes 3, 45 Booster Club 45 Bank Teller 45 Re- ceptionist 45 Hi-Y Show 4. GEORGE WEIGOLD College Entrance Red What's up doc? Boys' Hi-Y 35 World Affairs Club 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Band 25 Band Concert 25 Tennis 2. JOHN WILSON College Entrance Beaver Homework? Booster Club 45 Bank Teller 25 Cafeteria Monitor 35 Stu- dent Council Alternate 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Transfer from Bennett High School 2. FLORENC E WINTERS Secretarial Flo 'Don't worry. Girls' Hi-Y 45 Cafeteria Moni- tor 45 junior Flower Commit- tee5 Sports Letter 1. DONALD YOUNG General Don Too hard. Booster Club 3, 45 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Transfer from Lafayette High School 3. q ir M. 1 Jin iw , S- , S, 35 zgk i H 5 Nd' rz 5 1' 4: -ro-.lf fi .-f 3 5551. 2 1 1 , QM. ...yr 13 '-- , .. .iff -,. '-.k ' V. Y. , l . 'N PEGGY ANN WEBER General Business Red Who will know 500 years from now? VINCENT WHITE General Buff I a'on't want to hear anything. ' Projection Crew 25 Hall Nloni- tor 25 Basketball 25 Bowling 3,45Transfer from Erie, Pa.2. JACQUELINE WINARSKE Secretarial J ackie How about that. Y-Teens 25 junior Day Committee 3. DENNIS WOLOSZYN College Entrance Denny Genius is the ability to escape hard work. Chess Club 1, 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH Nl. ZAVODNY General Betty Oh, those uniforms! Transfer from Holy Angels Academy. DONALD ZUBRIS Business Don Wbat? Me worry?' Bank Teller 3. PAMELA PEACOCK X Secretarial Pam 4 f YY ,, U 9' X' 1 lkqx X I , S Li -,-, I K A -I College Team Junior Pin 43 Child Spring JOANNE MICHELE ZYS EK Entrance jo ' 'Yeah! Y-Teens 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Future Nurses 15 Assembly Monitor 13 Girls' Playdays 1, 2, Swimming 1, 29 CO-helper of Class Treasurer 3s Sports Letter 1, 2, 3, Gold Cafeteria Worker 4g Care Certificate 4, Aqua Show 1, 25 ' I ' Swimming Team 1, 2. ' he A ., 'WI 5 4 1 ,fi I ' JULIUS ,nc L: -4 I ui lm 1- . Camera Shy ROBERT BALCH DIANE BEARDSLEY CALVIN BENTON DAY COLLINS RICHARD COLLINS ROSEMARY DEAN MICHAEL GIFFORD PAT JALOWIEC RICHARD KLAK CAROL LAZARUS ALFRED LEN ARTO WICZ JOHN LONKO THURN Thurnie DONALD NIZIALEK GER ALD MCC ARTHY ROB ERT MILLER KATHY MOLNAR KE NN ETH NAWOTNEAK JOHN RUPP CH AR LES SIVERT SON JOHN SZAFRANSKI GERALD TOC ZEK ERIC DAVIS 1 ' fu ' 5 ' 5 il'-4? 3-. -J 4,.f. . -' . -Il-4g,'5'flf',.'Q,.2,g 'My' jg. :A --1 -vxv 7, ary,-,iw- xw,:' 'hqfrsqf K I ynic- ?3'v,'!'f7'2T,, . ' . ,l v W '-rf - . -Q. -. 1, - . .,, ..-p a ,,.. 545, .1-.... ,gn A .uh .7 - . ,t,,ff 1.,,iQ1n .. fa, -- 9, Y 'JS gif.-rr-..f,.., ' ' -- -- -'--- '- ' - - . f. 'Bibi Riverside's Honor Roll is issued 6 times during the school year. On it are listed those students who have attained an average of 907, or above. Following are the names of those seniors who have '1 rr v., . achieved this scholastic goal. 21 times 14 times Bernard, Barbara Geib, Marilyn ll., iii Brenkacz, Carole Ryan, Marlyn .' F, Butkowska, Bernadette Stuhlmiller, Barbara Zi Campbell, Judith f Hrebik, Madaline 13 times Pinkow, Charles Albright, Joyce gl? Roggan, Barbara, Elek, Barbara ff 20 tzmes Brooks Barbara Guize Lorraine Hart Arlene Holden Wendy Winarski oyce 19 tzmes Murphy Frances Passage Roger Polanski Marcia I7 lzmes Wata, ames I6 lzmes Lesser, Nancy Radginski, Beverly 15 tzmes Kuehling, judrth Q A Zylinski, Mary jane P Th Schmidt, Patricia Heurter, Nancy ohnson, Thomas LaBuda Alberta Simmance, Linda Uylaki, Mary Ann 12 tzmes Breddy Beatrice Shulick Rosemary I1 tunes Group Gretchen Kaiser, Robert IO tzmes Bogdan, Stanley Klempka Felix Nowocien, Patricia Sherk Norma tzmes Golonka Christine Here1d, Lee Anna Hovey, Virginia .,. 21,1 v 1 ,, . ,, 'Zh' r fx? F JI, .Egg J 1 Kahn, Beth Leggett, Sandra 3' 179' ,af-sa M --Q, rp. 4 A-'W awww if V39 4 T -In 4: 6 PL ? gg-tDW,6q: ra-:il 'X st 1 4--4 Lark' A' yy, any-ig n 46 'P1f5,..,.-r 'Y'v ' .A 'H ,M , I 4 -ww -fs.. -M .si-3' tj- a al? ' ' , ,. 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President - Steve Hussar Vice-President - Brenda Verguson Treasurer - Howard Brown Secretary - Donna Elliot Boys' Marshal - Francis Smith Girls' Marshal - Carol Peszko To be a junior is indeed wonderful! Now upper classmen, they are conscious of new rights and new obligations. The junior Class has many outstanding scholars and athletes representing them in Riverside High School. Monica Musial, Barbara Burnett, Lynn Sargent, and Betsy Kinsey were recipients of the silver pin signifying twelve honor rolls. Brenda Verguson, the junior Class Vice-President is a member of the Inter-High School Student Council. Herb Crispell, Dick Safran, Larry Hancherick, Bill Brown, and Siegfried Molnar played in the Harvard Cup game. The baseball team had Steve Hussar, Pete Moore, and jack Dressel on the starting lineup. Many of the talented members of the class participated in the school's Hi-Y Show. Outstanding were Carmen Pegueen, Orlen Mullen, Lincoln Swados, and Judy Gross. The junior Class is looking forward to a wonderful fourth year at Riverside High School. RONALD ADAMEK BETTY JANE ADAMS SHIRLEY ADELMAN SANDRA ALBRIGHT CAROL ALBRECHT MARY ALTMEYER DAVID AMES FLOYD ANDERSON GEORGE ANDERSON VICTORIA ANTONINI ROBERT APFEL JANICE ARTEMIAK ROBERT AUSTIN JOAN AYER JANET BAKER PATRICIA BAKER PATRICIA BALCH ROBERT BARCIKOWSKI ROSEMARY BARY DOUGLAS BAUER KATHRYN BEAM BARBARA BECK JUDITH BEHMER OLIVER BENSON FAITH BENZIN PATRICIA BERMINGHAM RONALD BERTSCHI DONNA BIELICKI KENNETH BITTNER HELEN BLONSKI KATHRYN BOETTCHER MARGARET BOETTCHER SHEILA BOOKHAGEN WILLIAM BOWLES CHRISTINE BROWN KENNETH BROWN SANDRA BROWN GERALD BRYANS RUTH BUCHINGER BARBARA BURNETT BARRY BURNETT - CHARLES BURROWS T ROY CAMPBELL ' , PATRICIA CANALES ROSARIA CANINO ' I I.. JOYCE CAPUSON HARRY CARROLL CAROL CARRUTHERS NANCY CARTER ANTHONY CASCIO JOSEPH CHERRE RICHARD CHIRO JEROME CICHOCKI JEAN CLABEAUX CAROL CLARK LOUISE COLLINS LYNN CONNOR JOYCE COOK THOMAS CORDY LOUISE COVELL HERBERT CRISPELL JAMES CRIST VIRGINIA DANIELS CAROL ANN DAVIES DAVID DEE CAROL DE GLOPPER GEORGE DE GLOPPER LOUISE DENTICE WILLIAM DIETRICH CHARLES DI MARTINO EILEEN DROZDZ RONALD EATON FRED EICKHOFF JUDITH EISLE DONNA ELLIOT' CAROL ELLIOTT THOMAS EUCRETT MICHAEL FARINECH WINIFRED FARINECH CAROL FARNAN ' f I-f -Cgifffdfx Llfgilc AKKTKHLEEN FASSEL 'xg KATHLEEN FAUDE ZZ fr P ETTE EEDO -fkffi M' ARBARA FEHR -A yi LW I J QQIBICIA FINLY 3 6., M , X 'X MARCIA FIEL THOMAS FOUSTNER MARJORIE FRIZELL SHEILA FRONCZAK KATHLEEN GAISER CHARLOTTE GALA ELIZABETH GAWRYS BONNIE GEHL CAROL GEMBKA DARLENE GIELOW VERNE GIFFORD DARLENE GILLESPIE PATRICIA GRACZYK JUDITH GROSS JOYCE GUILDNER PHILIP GUILFOIL PATRICIA GURECKI MARCIA GUZENSKI ALICE GYIMOTY IRENE GUZETTA LAWRENCE HANCHERICK WILLIAM HARDY CAROL HARPER DAVID HATCH KAREN HAWKES BONNIE HAWN JOAN HELLER DARLENE HERRMANN SHIRLEY HERRMANN DAVID HESS PENNY HEURTER DALE HIEMLICH SHIRLEY HILLIARD SHARON HOFFMAN JAMES HOLLANDS JOHN HORAN THOMAS HOWELLS MARY HOWLETT VICTORIA HOROSCH JOSEPH HRYCYCH DONNA HULBERT GARRY HUNT STEPHEN HUSSAR JOAN INSINNA JEANETTE JABLONSKI LOTTIE JANKIEWICZ DENISE JAWORSKI RITA JEDREZWSKI WILLIAM JOHNSON BARBARA JAGER T' 45 3 -fx 'A Q: +56 '? X' Q f ' 'I L f, K 4 1 wt.-5A,.R,S.,,-A - Mm am 6 S- iv. K A Lf Sq... Ao. H Ag ff, ,X A' 4 ,135 c fb K RODGER JUECKSTOCK ROY KAISER MARTIN KALB BARBARA KAMINSKI BARBARA KENEFICK SUSAN KESSLER JEAN KIJANKA ARTHUR KING BETSY KINSEY LILLIAN KLEEMAN CAROL KLEINSCHMIDT THEODORA KLINGEL PHILIP KOABEL FLORENCE KONARZEWSKI JEROME KONCIKOWSKI JO ANN KOPP BRON1sLAUs KOPRA DIANE KOPRA CAROL KOz1OL JANE KULHANEK ALICE KULLNER JOHN KUMIEGA WILLIAM KURASZ BARBARA LAFFERTY CHARLES LAMBERT LORRAINE LAMBERT CHARLES LANCE JAMES LANG WILLIAM LANG JUDITH LATACK1 PATRICIA LA VIGNE GERALD LEVEA ROBERT LITTLE MARY LONKO ANNA LORENC DAVID LUGGAR JAMES MACK MARLENE MACK ROBERT MAC LEANE EDWARD MAGG ANDREW MANDURA DIANE MARTINO RICHARD MATECKI MELINDA MAYER PHILIP MAZUR TONY MC CARTT NANCY MC GUIRE NANCY MC NALLY DENNIS MC TIGUE PATRICIA MEADE JOHN MERCURIO JUDITH METZOER JUDITH IvIETz MARJORIE MITTEN HOWARD MOORE! A RICHARD MOORE JAMES MOOREHOUSE ROBERT MUSCATO ORLEN MUEEEN PATRICIA MUNDT ANGELA MUSALINO MONICA MUSIAL CAROL NAPORA CAROL NARUS JOHN NAVADEL MARY GAIL NEFF JOHN NELLES LORRETTA NIEZGIDA RICHARD NOVIER MARY ANN NOWOTARISKI CARL NYQUIST ' ' PETE O'BRANOVICH KATHY O'BRIEN GLORIA OLCHAWSKI FRED OESEN KATHY ORTEL - DIANE OSTACHOWSKI PEARL PALCZYNSKI JANET PALONAR ' HENRY PASSAR ELLI BARBARA PASZEK --f MARILYN PAWLIK REBECCA PATTY MARY ANN PENDRYS CARMEN PEQUEEN CAROL PESZKO RONALD PETTERS GAIL PHIFFER HEIDE PHILIPS CAROL PLANT g A qx 1 :Val MID X .A N 3 -. AE 3 I .I Q- A 5 x 1. O 4 s , 1 ll 'FF' f I , ' If ,Nm .1 1 ' x K . A I - i . n A ,M 9' . 59, , f 4 4? 3' f JP 4? I 4.9 ofa ,- 5 r C. Lb' 0,14 , .YL vw L. A fi V' J4f WX' ,III .7 L T C5 57 I ' B, ff 3- I ,lgggfmwfkj KENNETH PLEWA ANN POLEUN ARLENE POLEUN NANCY Poms JANET PORTER LORBLEI PRENATT REGINA PRUDZIENCA Jo ANN RADIUS DEBORAH REYNARD JEWEL RHODEHOUSE KENNETH RICHARDSON JO ANN RICIGLIANO BETTY JANE RODAK JOYCE ROGO WSKI MARY JANE ROHDE ROVAL ROSE EILEEN ROSINSKI THOMAS RULE DALENE RULLER BARBARA RUSSIN RONALD RYCROFT CAROL RZEWUSKI RICHARD SAFRAN GLORIA JEAN SANTO LYNN SARGENT JEROME SAUBERAN JOAN SCHLEUT ER SUZANNE SCHMIDT TERRY SCHROCK CAROL SCHROEDER DAVID SCHULMAN RANDY SCHUSTER MICHAEL SENF MARIANNE SHEAR MARY JANE SIECKARSKI CHARLES SIST SHARON SLOCUM CAROLYN SMITH DARLENE SMITH FRANCIS SMITH JOYCE SMITH ROBERT SMITH JUDITH SONTAG FRANK SPAMPATA JOHN SPECIAL SHIRLEY STAHL BETTY STALEY BARBARA STANCZYK JERELYN STEDMAN BARBARA STIFFLER EDITH STRAIT PAUL STRAND AGNES SUTTER LINCOLN SWADOS RICHARD SWAN DIANE SZUFLINSKI A ROSE SZYDLOWSKI kj JAMES TAMSEN ,php I JAMES TEUBNER ,f GEORGE THOMAS KENNETHTOLLNER ,J TERRY TOLMAN QL, , MAYONIA TOWNSEL I J f JUDITH TRIES X JOAN TUCHOLKA STANLEY TUMIDOLSKY WARREN TYNER FLORENCE URYCKI MICHAEL UJLAKI ROBERT VAN IIOUTEN JAMES VON STEIN ROSE MARIE VARELLAI BRENDA VERGUSON-w ANNE VIOLA U I DIANE WAGNER WI Mt PAUL WAONER ', CAROL WAINSCOTT J WILLIAM WATERROSE SHARON WALSH - LOUIS WARD LAURIE WATz ADELLE WEBER JUDY WEBER EMILY WEIMULLER SANDRA WESTFALL' CHRISTINE WIECZOREK FRED WIEDEN DELORES WIERBOWSKI RONALD WILLIAMS MA JAMES WILSON MAR JORIE WILSON SUSAN WILTON HAROLD w1sE1v1ORE DAVID wO1.E DIANE WOLLAGE GEORGE WOJTOWICZ PHYLLIS YOCKEY JOAN YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG THOMAS YOUNG PATRICIA ZAIFERT PATRICIA ZAPALOWSKI ARLENE ZELLER JOHN ZEKTLER JAMES ZIELEN ffjigpu -SLHJAQE, 'I MARY ANN ZYSEK dlwhfi A QaVl7...,.J 4x0'7'A' X fl fx f7 ,f 1 1 I A QQ! MMU' 60 HOWARD BROWN DAVID FISH KAREN FRANKE GAIL GALLAGHER ESTHER GRIFFON PATRICIA HEWSON KAREN KIFNER ELLIOTT LOYNES ROBERT LITZ KENNETH MARVIN MARIANNE MICCOLI RICHARD MOON Camera Shy WILLIAM ORTNER MARIETTA PALERMO KENNETH PECHOWIAK RICHARD POSNER LYNNE REID ARTHUR RESSMAN CAROL RICHARD BEVERLY ROBERTS JOAN RICIGLIANO DENNIS SCHMIDT WILLIAM STANLEY KATHLEEN STICKLES ,E 2 E s 2 f Room 19, Row 1 Donna Siwek, Veronica Shannon, Marianne Slaby, Vincey Sacco, Yvona Hoover, Elaine Seitz, Joanne Buono, Beverly Rindfleisch, Noreen Sommer, Barbara Legget. Row 2 Lillian Schatz, Bonnie Rinker, Joanne Sadowski, Angela Sorrento, Ann Russo, Genevieve Rusink, Laurie Rau, Diane Quider, Florence Bucholtz. Row 3 Doris Ratcliffe, Joanne Balcre, Barbara Schoukens, Carol Schoukens, Linda Schloerb, Judy Schottin, Margaret Moore, Sharleen Schroegel. Row 4 Carol Sarafin, Carol Rew, Marilyn Sandilands, Maureen Shepard, Judith Sipowicz, Jacquelyn Skuse, Deena Rouse, Marcia Samuels. Class of 1961 J , 1 . i I , . W r Room 103 Row 1 Marvin Erion, Robert Denman, Matthew Czamara, Joel Flam, Ephraim Denton, Leonard Flynn, Paul Cannamela, John Cox, 'John Boore, Dan Del Monte. Row 2 James Adelman, Jack Dressl, William Connolly, Peter Cohen, William Bohlen, Harvey Brenner, Roger Ehlert, Jack Calkins. Row 3 Bruce Egloff, Stuart Dizak, Charles Briandi, Warren Bookbinder, Peter Armbrust, Gerald Adams, Thomas Dickey,,Billy Chisholm, Charles McCartt. Q 2 Q X Room 107 Row 1 Kevin Foley, Robert Brown, Thomas Jurczak, Lawrence Goble, James Harrick, Gerald Isenberg, Donald Gallant, Frederick Blakelock, Stephen Frey, Gary Howard. Row 2 Lawrence Insinna, Gerald Jargiello, John Gehl, John Heusler, Marvin Forman, Peter Gutlovics, Dennis Hollub, John Hulburt, Gary Hampton. Row 3 Warren Jacoby, Steven Hondzinski, James Gottmann, Jack Klein, Gary Graham, Alfred Graham, Alfred Kingsbury, Michael Canty, Michael Kelly. Row 4 William Fahrmann, Richard Jackett, Daniel Gafus, Sander Gilman, Joseph Antonini, Douglas Lickfeld. Room 153 Row 1 Barbara Fox, Alyce Dodd, Mary Phillips, Sharon K. Mittleman, Esther Mintz, Barbara Pohl, Vera Popper, Patricia Oishei, Irene Ocskay, Jacqueline Muscoreil. Row 2 Deanna Johnson, Lynn Meyer, Sandra Podgoma, Leona Ochterski, Patricia Owen, Gloria Payne, Patricia Piccolo, Mary ann Pamrow, Barbara Perl. Row 3 Dianne Gotthelf, Sharon D. Mittleman, Christine Ogorzaly, Donna O'Donnell, Dale Miller, Mary Ann Gross, Marian Mindish, Dorothy Peters, Jeanette Collins, Louise Menter. Row 4 Beverly Opera, Linda Potter, Carol Poutie, Patricia Pirk, Joyce Pettibone, Pearl Munt, Maureen Peasland, Judith Price, Shirley Price. I 1 tz 0,3 w WJ Room 165 Row 1 Joanne Annis, Sandra Bir-Bec, Jacqueline Bakeman, Alexis Blake, Mary Aranyosi, Ann Burns, Jacqueline Beltowski, Marcia Berzon, Donna Borton, Patricia Caputi. Row 2 Helene Wilson, Alice Budwee, Mary Baer,, Sharon Beardsley, Judith Athans, Beverly Borghi, Elaine Bartel, Robin Arber, Sharon Wilson. Row 3 Carol Anderson, Linda Ball, Esther Brummer, Maxine Berman, Patricia Baker, Susan Bell, Beverly Bondeur, Barbara Brennan, Dawn Blanke, Charanne Bates. Row 4 Eleanor Wierbowski, Beverly Bell, Lois Bernard, Nancy Avino, Barbara Bruce, Alice Czajkowski. Room 229 Row 1 janet Kaminski, Geraldine Korkuc, Priscilla Less, Jacqueline Mauriello, Dolores Lis, Karen Larson, Lola Wooley, Elizabeth Litz, Kathy Mannello. Row 2 Diane Woldman, Linda Lundin, Susan McCann, Nancy Krizon, Sandra McMaster, Deborah Katz, Helen Laptyk, Andrea Locinsky, Susan Woelfle, Carol Krol. Row 3 Cynthia Hughes, Carol McLean, Marilyn Maurer, Diane Harding, Ellen Kroh, Carol Marinelli, Dorothy Kyanka, Sandra Lesser, Carol Landow, Ruth Landel. Row 4 Nancy Lyons, Kaia Kari, Esther Lazroe, Dianne Leuthe. g e Room 231 Row 1 Gail Cooper, Dana Robertson, Mary Collins, Virginia Dombrowski, Barbara Barsh, Wanda Drodzak, Geraldine Duffin, Barbara Wydysh, Carol Cartwright. Rom' 2 Sandra Clark, Barbara Dziuba, Joanne Cipolla, Joyce Anzalone, Patricia Wurm, Helen Cook, Alice Baxter, Jeanette Coleman, Carole Osowski, Jane Denton. Row 3 Mary Ann Clamp, Rosemary Corson, Carol Chatt, JoAnne Cowan, Barbara Kaczmarek, Dianne Youra, Patricia Dutcher, Marilyn Dittiger, Annette Coleman, Roslyn Clement, Marianne Deliencdetto. 4 Q Q L isflltx 0 0 ' I ,517 ,f Room 237 Row 1 Andrea French, Carole Madden, Marcia Frank, Patricia Menard, Susanne Zysek, Barbara Zak, Susan Farber, Jacqueline Gregson, Marjorie Gidos, Judith Reisner. Rout 2 Nancy Fitzpartic, Ann Frank- lin, Marcia Greenman, Helga Eisele, Sharon Gillen, Judith Gunia, Marilyn Bemstone, Gail Fix, Helen Zubkoff, Carole Feist, Patricia Gerspach. Row 3 Linda Edelman, Judith Gerritz, Sandra Fritz, Gerry Franusiak, Marsha Gardon, Geraldine Zueek, Sharon Gadzo, Diane Griesbaum, Patricia Grabowski, KathyGidick Row 4 Dorothy Zieja, Mary Ann Graczyk. 1 mmf? 5 f ijvfl Room 259 Row 1 Daniel Krajewski, Kenneth Stuhlmiller, Harold Levesque, John Koprowski, Stewart Moser, Michael Miller, Paul Liebeskind, Terry McCarthy, Robert Lukasik. Row 2 William Levitz, james MacPhee, William Marble, Thomas Lumberg, David Mesnekoff, Thomas Zaccaria, Lawrence Mitchell, Walter Pankow, Leon Kolosko, George Lumberg. Row 3 Robert Zont, Tex Morris, Philip Mills, Paul Nagy, Sherwood Lee, Martin Kulman. Row 4 Peter Maul, Robert Lekki, Lawrence Kane, Paul Mazur, James La Penna, Charles Goodsole. 5 it r . ' K-A t v r f Room 273 Row 1 Thomas Oatmeyer, Philip Santa Maria, William O'Brien, Michael Remson, Harold Roberts, Thomas Rosenbusch, Raymond Sabo, Richard Pavel, Ronald Poppick, Irving Prais. Row 2 Ronald Rezabek, Melvin Rosenblat, Kenneth Ralston, Richard Pollier, Thomas Poerschke, Sanford Perlmuter, john Egloff, Harold Olewine, Richard Sawdey. Row 3 Robert Rance, James Potter, Robert Cosgrove, Donald Pikas, Richard Seams, Gerald Oehlbert, Jeffery Rabin, Raymond Martinelli, Row 4 Leonard Scott, Max Pettibone , Keith Rung, Steven Osvath. E t X er, Diane Klementowski, Marilyn Jones, Room 329 Row 1 Mary Rousselle, Barbara Wisniewski, Andrea Hab M d Ho ck Beverly Sterner Susan Kardaman Maureen Kenney. Row 2 Diane Johnson, Judith Haber, are u , , , Arline Johnson, Joanne Janicka, Connie Intrabartolo, Leslie Kwasman, Mary Beth Williams, Sharon Karp, W' k k' L Harro , Jean Johnson, Wende Winters, Linda Herrman. Row 3 Sandra Havens, Mary Ann it ows 1, aVonne p Arlene Juzwik, Nancy Kimmick, Lin Schoenfeld, Alice Jardin, Nancy Pigovat, Joyce Jaworski, Wende Holman, Nancy Kallett, Joyce Katz, Sharon Wittlin. P firff Ya .. h' l Th m son Joann Szuis Kathleen Moran Anita Sunshine, Elaine Room 349 Row 1 Stella Visniesky, S ir ey o p , , ' , Walker, Susan Strauss, Barbara Strauch, Carol Weinberg, Marilou Thompson, Sharon Thornton. Row 2 Gerry Swiatek, Lorraine Stanislawski, Carole Verbocy, Anita Steinbacher, Mary Louise Smith, Barbara Wilson, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' h. R ,3 V 1 rie Szczesniak, Gail Van Linda Steward, Rachel Sultanik, Eileen Virginia, Ruth Carol Smit ow a e Riper, Melissa Thomas, Janice Sontag, Kathleen Truty, Carol Stablewski, Leona Strand, Sue Earle, Freya Richey, Dorothy Staley, Arlene Touvell. ,, Q .S wi Room 373 Row 1 Charles Spencer, Arthur White, Gerald Steinberg, Duane Schmitt, Marshall Shumsky, Dale Strunk, Thomas Taylor, Morton Zelman, Malcolm Steinberg, Mark Weinstein. Row 2 John Wright, David Trachtman, Orrin Tobbe, Frank Bryniarski, Murray Weingarten, Barry Stein, Marlon Siegel, Gary Warfield, Earl Tomkins. Row 3 Lon Wilson, David Young, Steve Stern, Howard Smallen, Leland Zahm, Edward Simpson Larry Thurn, Marshall Skolnik, joseph Dallos, james Murphy. Row 4 Fred Tamalonis, joseph Szustakowski, Donald Smith, james Tauriello, Donald Tranter, Ronald Wacker. The czrcle is tangent to. . To lby self be true. , , K 6. Room 129 Row 1 Laura Special, Maureen Rogers, Bernadette Hawkins, Patricia Romanczyk, Mary Sutter, Christina Scarpena, Nancy Lee Smith, Donna Stiles, Marsha Steinberg, Arlene Rutan, Patricia Tate. Ron J Linda Ruller, Linda Mae Schmitz, joan Sadowski, Judith Smith, Marsha Schrutt, Michele Spath, liarma Swaggard, Linda Sandler, Elaine Rycroft, Susan Rubenstein, janet Teglash, Irene Tallay. Ron 3 Donna Solomon, Leona Szpaicher, Linda Scheublein, Grace Russell, Marietta Stenson, Dorayne Somerville, Marie Scibetta, Catherine Rozmus, Barbara Swaggard. Class of 1962 H f V 5 l i fi rw . ,i Q a 1 ., s ' ' - . 2 , we . I ' 'Y' Room 1,37 Row T Virginia Camevale, Barbara Bush, Judith Aszbach, Audrey Bankosses, Angela Canino, Susan Brownrout, Sharon Bauer, Iris Cohen, Elizabeth Blinkoff. Row 2 Harriet Brundage, Barbara Brown, Helen Beltowski, Barbara Alvert, Sandra Atlas, Patricia Cohen, Helen Capell, Nancy Bugman, Linda Chalmer, Barbara Chasen. Rou' 3 Kathleen Collins, Yvonne Cichon, joan Andersen, Delene Bivoicic, jill llurgstahler, Betty Lou Cassidy, Carole Case, Carol Adamski, Mary Aranyosi. Ron' 4 Karen Barth, Mary Ann Bujak, Kathy Bogdan, Rachel Benatovich, Marion Collin. To 1 1 T.. nfs W xx ag 1 M7 Room 141 Row 1 Gail Fenger, Katherine Wainer, Frances Frazon, Cheryl Falcone, Sally French, Mary Ann Cudmore, Mary Jane Cook, Patricia Fontana, Mary Ann Corto. Row 2 Mary Lou Fagyas, Antoinette Dasta Barbara Gempko, Karen Fickenwirth, Nancy Gembala, Cynthia Fehr, Joan Fitzpatrick, Martha De Wald, Sharon Ean, Margaret Conboy. Row 3 Varbara Delenkitis, Barbara Davis, jerrice Doan, Sharon Fickenwirth, Marilyn Cosentino, Sharon De Wald, Sandra Duffy, Elizabeth Elek, Esther Ginsberg, Donna Golba. Room 167 Row 1 joseph Noon, james Balint, Kenneth Brubaker, Michael Bruckheimer, Frederick De Normand, Raymond Blaszczak, Alex Cohen, Nick Athans, John Cichocki. Row 2 James Coles, Stuart Alexander, Jeffrey Brown, Barry Butler, Bruce Bronwtein, Gordon Bardol, Gerald Boncal, Lawrence Chirico, Alex Cohen, James Burandt. Row 3 Daniel Delfonso, john Rizzo, james Bonsack, Angelo D'Anna, David Baldauff, james Cox, William Barrios, Robert Burgasser, Robert Becker, Thomas Boyle, William Collins, Joseph Derm, Dennis Daley, Gene Albright. e li 5 ,lm Room 203 Row 1 Donald Gilbert, Ronald Wheelbright, Steven Evchich, Elson Eckler, Bernard Grochowski, Robert Haldane, Howard Goitman, Joseph Duffy. Row 2 Gary Grace, Carl Schneider, Howard Glover, Dennis Hall, Michael Doran, Gary Gilliland, George Goldsmith, James Fitzgerald, Gus Hermann. Row 3 Ernest Gerber, James Gantzer, Edward Fehrenbacher, Edmund Greenalch, Francis Enders, Paul Haeberle, Arthur Freedman, David Hussar. Row 4 Theodore Gleave, Lawrence Gallin, Michael Fineberg, David Goldstein, Gary Gardinier, Raymond Goodrum, Thomas Ecker, Ronald Moscato, Norman Goupil, David Holley, Donald Goelz. 1 l ff, , 4 Room 261 Row 1 Loretto Urso, Noreen Young, Dorothy Walton, Nancy Voas, Rosemarie Wagner, Tanya Touralchak, Judith Smolinski, Sarah Thomas, Jacqueline Willett, Maria Tortorice. Row 2 Corine Youra, Marcia Jackson, Sharon Upper, Helen Wolfe, Judith Varrasa, Wanda Von Stein, Gail Wind, Patricia La Rusch, Theresa Yadloczky, Christine Tucholka. Row 3 Starr Whitney, Jo Ann Wnuk, Judith Schwartz, Shar anweinberg Leanda Nightingale, Karen Wallis, Peggy Willis, Maryann Garrett, Mary Zackher, Sharan Wales, Charlotte Brody, Geraldine Tellegen. 71 2,1 Pam Room 279 Row 1 Dan McGinty, Charles Matthews, William Kozlowski, Robert Mazzi, Lawrence Mersberg, David Kisloski, james jackson, James Allan, Andre Martinello. Row 2 Steven Kijanka, Dennis Mock, james Kowalkowski, Milton Neifach, Robert Majewski, Edward Michalski, Alex Lakatos, Tim Kirst, Richard L. Markel, Duane Leib. Row 3 john Morton, Warren Langford, Ronald Wlodyga, Paul Lewis, Robert Lier, David Lembke, Neil MacDonald, Patrick McKeman, Charles Martin. Row 4 Leslie Kopasz, David johnson, Dennis Muir, George Kasper, joseph Kovacik, Michael Malek,,Irwin Knopf, Richard Johnson. 'e 3 2 . 4 az . D of V A ! 9 Room 299 Row 1 Paul Wiglusz, john Edelman, Richard Wagner, Donald Penney, Michael Domaracki, Gerald Zakalik, Stevan Trooboff, Joseph Zylinski. Row 2 Ronald Cozzi, Amie Walker, Knut Wiedemann, Dennis Gafter, Norman Facklam, Daniel Trendel, Galen Young, Edward Ward, David Kelleher. Row 3 Floyd Sherman, jack Haldane, Harold Giroux, Thomas Morin, Lafayette Hawkins, Robert Weatherbee, William Lapp, Romolo Traviglia, James Lyons, Richard Zeitler. L1 Ono ' A -:N Gm qu 5 Q' PN 3 Room 341 Row I Rosemary Monachano, Barbara Mitchell, Pamela Michaelis, Kathrin Reed, Christine Parrish Betty Reed, Joanne Penman, Marsha Mesnekoff, Harriett Newman. Row 2 Linda Mishanec, Sharon Minchen Jean Nisbet, Sandra Pratter, Ingrid Ottelin, Kathy Militello, Nancy Rakich, Carol O'Connor, Cheryl Podgers, Betty Mitchell. Row 3 Carol Ransom, Colleen Mohler, Nancy Palmeri, Judith Partridge, Kathleen Neil Natalie Palmeri, Maryclaire Pollard, Marcia Raux, Marcia Nowak. Row 4 Barbara Nowicki, Kathleen O'Malley Janice Polls, Christine Pionthowski, Lorraine Phillips, Judith Meahl. ii . , 3 'Q as, T Room ,345 Row 1 Lynne Honour, Barbara Jalowiec, Dorothy Johnston, Barbara Goldwater, Janelle Gould, Sydney Hergaard, Sheila Kerr, Gloria King, Mary Elizabeth Harrey, Gail Harrison, Priscilla Jablonski. R 2 . . . . . . ow Mary Haywood, Judith Guize, Mildred Hilliker, Jeanne Jones, Ingrid Kamentz, Selena Goldfarb, Lorraine Huegel, Marilyn Goldfarb, Diana Homyak, Barbara Kem Beverly Guynn Kathryn Hardin .Row 3 v 1 E Sally Himt, Marcia Holliday, DonnaHereid, Ilene Jeff, Kathryn Harding, Veradine Goodrum, Barbara Gecewicz, Sandra Hersee. ln fy 5 .T .,, Room 353 Row 1 Virginia Kipler, Patricia McDonald, Judith Kish, Gayle Less, Florence Malek, Patricia Lorince, Maureen Lennert, Therese Kocsy, Linda Levy, Shirley McCaw, Sandra Kloss. Row 2 Karen Linick, Carol Lloyd, Carol Kline, Marilyn Kramer, Joanne Luggar, Linda Martin, Phyllis Lemaine, Carol McCabe, Mary Jane La Paglia, Donna Link, Elizabeth Levy. Row 3 Phyllis Kushner, Beverly Lundy, Carole Kreger, Marilyn Marcussen, Marjorie Mackey, Jean Kleinschmidt, Marilyn Mack, Sandra McPherson, Carole Klein. ' ,UO H 5 'V' j rg Q .V ' Y I 5 eu I , . ', 41 5' g . X A 1 D, E f N Y 5 si M k gi , 3 , 1 1, Room 399 Row 1 Norman Steinberg, Martin Shaffer, john Schilke, james Sacco, Lee Ormerod, Allen Pitter- man, Lawrence Picchione, Harry Purvin, William Steffen. Row 2 James Serafin, David Rak, Gilbert Strait, Donald Stroh, Martin Rothschild, james Sanderson, john Nyquist, Paul Stanka. Row 3 Robert Gray, james Strach, Joseph Teglash, Victor Podgomy, Joseph Stelmach, james Price, James Rose, Ronald Szymaszek, Allen Standard. Row 4 john Shaflucas, Thomas Thorton, Ross Pudaloff, james Nowak, Michael Steward, Donald Roberts, Michael Penksa, Michael Reisig. T R. Jellmnclq Sealed Beverly Radginski, Advertising Managerg Helen DeGarmo, Business Managerg Barb ara Roggan, Editor-in-Chiefg Patricia Schmidt, Assistant Editorg Linda Simmance, Layout Editor. Standing Carole renkacz, Literary Editorg Robert Jellinick, Art Editor. Ed't The Skipper Staffs The composition of a good yearbook depends not on one particular individual or organization, but rather on many com- mittees. The proper functioning of River- side's Skipper depends on five separ- ate staffs. The Literary Staff has the job of creating original write-ups describing various activities, organizations, and people. The Layout Staff arranges the year- book into sections and plans the picture sizes and placement. The Business Staff does all the paper work of the yearbook, such as typing and mimeographing. 76 The Art Staff contributes illustrations which emphasize the theme of the Skipper. The Advertising Staff helps to finance the yearbook by selling ads to local businessmen, industries, and clubs. The members of these staffs contri- bute much of their after-school time to make the Riverside Skipper a success. This year the faculty advisor was Miss McGarry. The faculty committee consisted of Mrs. Hammerl, Mr. Helen- brook, and Mr. Renzoni. The professional photographer was Mr. Robert Koch. For- mal portraits were taken by Hengerer's Photography Department. 1 U iv- X J - gf Row 1 Dianne Gotthelf, Judy Kuehling, Geraldine Potocki, Esther Mintz. Row 2 Linda Chalmer, Lorraine Guize, Helene Zubkoff, Esther Brummer, Barbara Zak. Row 3 Barbara Bernard, Sandra McPherson, Wende Winters, Beverly Fassel, Jane Kulhanek. Standing Carole Brenkacz, Editor, Janet Porter, Judy Schwartz, Esther Ginsberg, Patricia Caputi, Rachel Sultanik, Roslyn Clement, Barbara Chasen, Marilou Thompson, Jill Burgstahler. Literary Staff Layout Staff Row 1 Esther Lazroe, Shirley Ann Penko, Jacqueline Gregson, Linda Simmance, Editor, Jacqueline Beltowski, Lee Anna Hereid, Barbara Elek. Row 2 Donnella Reed, Karole Atkin, Marilyn Geib, Marion Zackheim, Judy Campbell, Marcia Polanski, Kathleen Trudy, Carol Gembka, Diane Klementowski, Carol Krol, Susan Wolf, Judith Haber, Mary Anne Ujlaki. Row 3 Barbara Kazmarek, Marlene Brill, Rodger Jueckstock, Lynn Meyer, Veronica Shannon, Linda Sandler, Helen Capell. 4-5 --L1 's -if Robert jellinick, Editor, Joann Radius, Beverly Roberts, Felix Klempka, Sandra Romanczyk. Art Staff Business Staff Roux 1 Barbara Avino, Kathleen Haywood, Ann Nisbet, Janice Kinney, Helen DeGarmo, Editor, Lorraine Lambert, Vicki llunt. Row 2 Lillian Schatz, Vera Popper, Sharon K. Mitteman, Shirley Herrman, Carol Szpaicher, Angela Musalino, Gail Gardon, Madaline Hrebik, Carol Cieplinski, Diane Swiatek, Beverly Radginski, Phylis Kushner, Diane Beller, Sardina Frivel, Jean Urban. life 1' vw Jil -' s-J' -.-vu G t S 3 2, W 'gwmwffre W -M W fs., 5 .2 V7 ,ff X Ron' I Robert Lier Irene Ocskay, Sandra Bir-Beck, Susan Farber, Katherine Flood, lleverly Radginski, Ad. 1 Manager, Jill liurgstahler, Mary Altnaeyer, Sydney Heigaard, Noreen Sommer, Angelo l7'Ann. Ron 2 Jane Kulhanek udy Aszback Nancy Denver, Janice Kinney Gail Cardon Helen De Gwrmo Joan Anderson . J ' , , 1 . 1 , - - . Rachel Benatovich, Ann Bums, Jacquelinelleltowski, Maureen Kenny. Ron 3 Sharon Hoffman, Karen Hawks, Madaline Hrebik, Joyce Jaworski, Alice Jardine, Mary Ann Graczyk, Diane Griesbaum, Marsha Gardon, Kathy Gidick, Sandra Burns, Martha De Wald, Helen Capell, Barbara Elek. Advertising Staff Rau' I Beverly Lundy, Michele Spath, Tom Trosey, John Koprowski, Marsha Steinberg, lletty Mitnht-ll, Colleen Mohler, Barbara Fox, Lorraine Lambert, Mr. Renzoni. Rua 2 John Wright, Judy Schwartz, Selena Goldfarb, Frances Murphy, Mary Ann Pendrys, Terry Manhard, Barbara Mitchell, Shirley MCCaw, Marilou Thompson. Ron' 3 Marshall Shumsky, AlSzalay, Martin Rothschild, Steve Kijanka, Rodger Jueckstock, Carol Plant, Gail Van Riper, Marie Scibetta, Judy Meahl, Marilyn Goldfarb, Francis Smith, Patrick O'Connor, Ross Pudaloff, Michael Resig, Jim Trimper, Frank Pachla. Al3.YI:'.N'Y' Marlene Brill, Kathy Gidick, Eileen llaynos, James Kowalkowski, Jean Kleinschmidt, Judy Sontag. ' x.. fd fn, M QT 35 is xy ix as ij n... Q Large Council .w 4 A CAFETERIA AND OFFICE MONITORS Row 1 Helen DeGarrno, Shirley I-lemian, Carol Koziol, Carol Peszko, Donna Bielicki, Donna Reed, Iris Goldstein, Florence Konarzewski, Rose Marie Varela. Row Zjoyce Winarski, Eileen Ehlers, Eugenia Ferri, Dianne Swiatek, jean Urban, Barbara Brooks, Katherine Flood, Barbara Elek, Sandra Romanczyk, jean Nisbet, Iris Cohen. Row 3 Mary Savage, Ann Treantis, Patricia Gawel, Pauline Kieselbach, Pat Lance, Barbara Beck, jill Burgstahler, Michele Spath. Row 4 Gail Lier, Marian Macek, Carol Cieplinski, Florence Winters, Marcia Matters, Beatrice Breddy, Lee Anna Hereid, Linda Griffin, Judith Boyer, Mary Jane Beehler, Judith Fridmann. Row 5 Gail Pfeiffer, Rosemary Shulich, Virginia I-lovey, Sharon Lee Coles, Donna Rindfleisch, Ann Nisbet, Barbara Roggan, Patricia Schmidt, Frances Murphy, june Szustarow ski. 65 ASSEMBLY MONITORS Rour I Irene Ocskay, Rose Marie Varela, Carol Pamrow, Wanda Von Stein, Carol Rzewuski, Alice Baxter, Wanda Drozdzak, Stella Visniesky, Betty Ritz, Jacqueline Willett. Row2 Geraldine Potocki, Judy Smith, Carol Albrecht, Nancy Lesser, Jill Burgstahler, Mary Ann Witkowski, Sandy Lesser, Kathy Gidick, Marilyn Geib, Patricia jalowieck, Carol Clark, Lois Collins, Patricia Gurecki, Leona Strand. Rout 3 Gail Gardon, Carol Schoukens, Diane Beiler, Marie Scibetta, Mary Ann Bajak, Charlotte Plewniak, Donna Bielecki, Sharen Omel, Lois Bernard, Donna Elliot, Babette Fedo, Eugenia Ferri, Patricia Gawel . Row 4 Marcia Gardon, Karl Gibas, Richard Klusek, Richard Wasiura, Kenneth Staub, Stanley Pasek, james Trimper, Gary Green, Base McKnight, Thomas Frank, Peter Moore, Isabelle Vizzi, Wendy Holden. The Large Council performs duties which help keep the school running smoothly and efficiently. It is the members of this group who help maintain order in the halls, cafeteria, and assembly. It also includes the receptionists and office monitors. HALL MONITORS Row 1 Isabelle Vizzi, Rosemary Shulick, Donna Rindfleisch, Judy Gross, Shirley Stahl, Carol Clark, Carol Watz, Sandra Romanczyk, Nancy Denver. Row 2 Barbara Avino, Patricia Canelles , Margaret Sabo, Gail Gardon, Sharon Meaney, Pat Gawel, Eileen Ehlers, Barbara Stuhlmiller, Katherine Flood, Judy Kuehling, Sharon Kishman. Row 3 Bob House, john Pedlow, Michael Ujlaki, Don Haines, Wayne Hallet, Pat Lance, Sharon Lee Coles, Carole Brenkacz, Gail Pfeiffer, Jerri Stedman. Row 4 james Wilson, jim Ralston, Dick Klusek, Siegfried Molnar, Eric Reimann, Gary Green, jim Watz, Bob Kaiser, Mike Lalock. F',,,-mncanpnn Q fee f t . gat l CAFETERIA MONITORS Row 1 Harvey Brenner, Thomas Oatmeyer, Jack Dressel, james Adelman, Michael Lalock, Gerald Howe, Howard Moore, Edward Simpson, Alfred Lenardowicz, David Trachtman, Earl Tomkins Rou' 2 Wayne Hallett, Gary Graham, Steve Stern, William Levitz, Stanley Bogdan, Donald Nizialek, Roger Passage, Robert Mycek, Base McKnight, Warren Jacoby, Francis Pachla. Row 3 William Vampotic, Jeff Rabin, Roy Campbell, john Klein, Kenneth Staub, john Fontana, Stanley Pasek, james Trimper, Philip Guilfoil, William Lucas, Karl Gibas, Richard Wasiura. Row 1 Leona Ochterski, Marilou Thompson, Barbara Chasen, Wende Winters, Marianne Ujlaki, Marilyn Ryan, Lorraine Guize, Patricia jalowiec, Ann Franklin, Barbara Beck, Sarah Thomas, Carol Krol. Row 2 Dianne Youra, Carol Peszko, Donna Hereid, Lynn Sargent, Virginia Hovey, Rosemary Shulick, Marie Scibetta, Donna Elliot, Barbara Schoukens. Row 3 Jean Kleinschmidt, Beverly Bell, Kathleen O'Ma1ley, Carolyn Smith. Row 4 Alex Szalay, james Coles, Gary Graham, George Kasper, john Fontana, Francis Smith, David Trachtman, Jack Dressel, Thomas Oatmeyer, Stephen Hussar. Student The Student Council consists of two representatives elected in each homeroom-a regular and an alternate. The representatives elect the Executive Board which directs the council. This year, John Fontana was elected president, Steve Hussar, vice-president, and Brenda Verguson, secretary-treasurer. Although Riverside's 'Student Council is only in its second year, it has attained a place of high esteem. Through its work this year, various beneficial programs and recrea- tional activities have been created for the student body. The back to school campaign which took place in September was the year's first undertaking. By means of posters and slogans throughout the building, returning students and freshmen were made welcome. 82 fficers PRESIDENT John Fontana VICE-PRESIDENT Stephen Hussar SECRETARY-TREASURER Brenda Verguson Council Row 1 Patricia Piccolo, Barbara Stuhlmiller, Rebecca Patty, Marianne DiBenedetto, Carol Koziol, Leslie Kwasman, Sandra Favreau, Barbara Bush, Stella Visniesky. Row 2 Brenda Verguson, Marion Zackheir, Linda Scheublein, Judy Gerritz, Maxine Berman, Penny Heurter, Marsha Gardon, Shirley Herrmann. Row 3 Carol Rew, Marjorie Mitten, Donald Smith, SanderGi1man, KeithRung, james Price, june Szustachowski, Gale Lier. 4.. fig 2 1 S ' 1 l 'H 'luv' f y if Sf? 3 5 5 si mall f r. Council 'l we President f Frances La Paglia Vice-President Secfetafy Patricia Schmidt Sharon Meaney 2 ' ' 4 'Wi 5, r g N at it v ? 1 1 Treasurer Carol Cieplinski 1 -1 Ae-B . if 9' Chairman of lst Lunch Katherine Flood Advisor - Miss Alene Snell These ten girls, who make up the Giils' Small Council, are an integral part of Riverside. They are chosen by their classmates for leadership, honor, intelli- gence, and overall character. Under the direction of Miss Alene Snell, the Girls' Small Council plays an important part in student government. Cafeteria and assem- bly monitors, office receptionists, and assembly prayers are undertheir direction. ,la ..5, Historian Barbara Roggan can fd' t 49 ' R 5 Chairman of 2nd Lunch Marsha Matters i if? gi i ' Chai,-man of N Office Receptionists 3rd Lunch G Workers jean Urban . Frances Murphy Assembly Monitors Wendy Holden , W ' i ,T f ' yt if! Row 1 Howard Smallen, Wende Winters, Charanne Bates, Barbara Luippold, Peter Cohen, Judy Gerritz, Judy Latacki, William Levitz, Jeffrey Pressman. Row 2 Leslie Kwasman, Virginia Dombrowski, Rose Marie Varella, Donna Siwek, Veronica Shannon, Lynn Meyer, Linda Steward, Sharon Wilson, Gloria Jean Santo, Mared Houck, Loretta Urso. Row 3 Miss Siegesmund, Andrea Haber, Sue Farber, Barbara Chasen, Esther Ginsburg, Wilma Munshen, Marcia Nowak, Marcia Raux, Selena Goldfarb, Dianne Gotthelf, Barbara Zak, Jane Denton. Row 4 Gerry Potocki, Lorraine Guize, Ann Nisbet, Judith Kuehling,.Joanne Balcerak, Kathy Harding, Deanna Johnson, Joyce Guildner, Shirley Ann Penko, Tom J urczak, Neil MacDonald. Row 5 Edward Michalski, Betsy Kinsey, Lynn Sargent, Starr Whitney, Judy Meahl, Edmund Greennalch, Jim Price, MikeNovak, JohnSpecial, Bill Connelly, Siegfried Molnar, Walter Michalski, Dave Schulman, John Mercurio. The Saturnians, a Latin Club, under the direction of Miss Eleanor Siegesmund, com- pleted its third year at Riverside. Modeled on the organization of the Roman Republic, this club helped Riverside's Latin students appreciate the classical civilization. The highlights of this year's program were a skit comparing Roman and American schoolsg a musical comedy based on the festival of the Saturnalia and the annual Saturnians celebration of the Ides of March commemor- ating the death of Gaiusjulius Caesar. This year's officers were: Consulsz Mary jane Zylinski james Watz Praetor: Monica Musial Censor: Peter Armbrust Row 1 Jo Ann Cipolla, Eileen Virginia, James Quagstorz Eileen Virginia Watz, Mary Jane Zylinski, Monica Musial, Donna Aedllest Donna Reed Reed. Row 2 Lincoln Swados, Richard Johnson P '1' - Peter Armbrust, Philip Santa Maria. , , hi IP Santa Mana Tribunesz Pontifex Maximus: Jo Ann Cipolla Richard johnson Lincoln Swados 85 .A Two annual events of interest to the school are the Girls' Declamation and the Boys' Oratorical Contests. This year there were four girls who par- ticipated in the Declamation Contest. Each participant gained valuable experience in the art of public speaking underthe direction of Mr. Anelli. The winner this year was Linda Simmance who gave a humorous sketch Girls' Declamation U ..f , 5 Linda Simmance, Mary Simmance, Marcia Greenman, Mr. Anelli. Debate Resolved that the British system of education is preferable to that of the United States was the topic for the debate team this year. The negative team debated at Riverside against East. The affirmative team debated at Bennett against Bennett. The teams were coached by Mr. Blomberg and Mr. Bucella. Judy Kuehling, Mary Jane Zylinski, Sander Gilman, james Watz, Leslee Falk, Donna Reed, Roger Passage. on women drivers called, Left Turn by Vernon Howard. The Boys' Oratorical Contest, held in the spring, is coached by Mr. William Blom- berg. The boys deliver original speeches, usually of a patriotic nature or of current interest. The winner represents RHS in an All-High competition. ratorioal james Watz, Roger Passage, Charles Pinkow.. I 3- Booster Club Row 1 Helen DeGarmo, Publicity Chairman, Louise Covell, Secretary, Shirley Penko, Vice, President, Linda Simmance, Art Chairman. Row 2 Roger Passage, Treasurer, William Lucas, President. For the second consecutive year, the Booster Club has helped rouse school spirit. The club has fulfilled its duties faithfully throughout the year. They have kept the trophy case shining brightly, sold tickets for our special football games, and supplied ushers for the Hi-Y show. The members have helped to keep the halls filled with posters and have helped to get a cheering crowd at our athletic events. The Booster Club proudly announced that the membership this year was double that of 1958. 4. X, Boost basketball! Cheer for the team' Gold Pin Scholars These were the high scholars of this year's Senior Class. ln their four years at Riverside, they have consistently main- tained an average of 9075 or above. In recognition of their hard work, a gold pin is awarded to them repre- senting 24 honor rolls. Charles Pinkow is Valedictorian of the Class of 1959 with an average of 95.6. With an average of 95.5, Barbara Roggan is Salutatorian. Math lub The Math Club of River- side High School is an organization open to the twelfth year mathematics students. Under the guid- ance of Miss Mildred Mueller, interested students hope to gain a head start in the field of modern mathematics by broadening and deepening their inter- est in math. This year a constitution was drawn up, and all mem- bers joined the National High School and junior College Mathematics Club. l l 1 Seated Barbara Bernard, Madaiine Hrebik, Barbara Roggan, Charles Pinkow, Patricia Schmidt. Standing Judith Campbell, Carole Brenkacz. Seated Carole Brenkacz, Judith Campbell, Vice-Presidentg Stanley Bogdan, President: Barbara Bemard, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing Lee Anna Hereid, Walter Michalski, Marilyn Geib, Michael Nowak. ssembl Technicians The assembly technicians, though rarely seen, are very much in evidence atevery assem- bly. Under the direction of Mr. Miller, they maintain and operate the backstage equipment which provides the sound, lights, and settings for our weekly assem- blies. The technicians also contri- bute to the annual Hi-Y show by providing the special effects in lighting and sound. Broadcasting Staff These are your P. A. an- nouncements for today is a phrase which is heard daily in the rooms of Riverside. The Broadcasting Staff reports to the students and teachers each day the scholastic, social, and athletic events of the day. Projection Crew The Projection Crew super- vises the operation and main- tenance of the special audio- visual aids used throughout the school. Members must acquire a knowledge of the public address system and the stage equipment. This includes the spotlights, movie projectors, and tape re- corders. The crew is supervised by Mr. Kay. Row 1 Robert Mycek, Eric Davis. Row 2 Michael Farinech, james Watz, Roger Passage, Donald Smith. ,V g3SIZ?z'i.v?g,f1, ig W Sealed Linda Chalmer, Standing Lincoln Swados, Alberta LaBuda. Row 1 Marlon Siegal, Richard Posner, Kevin Foley. Row 2 Rodger jueckstock, David Mesnekoff. Row 3 Silas Friual, joseph Kanter, David Dee. Bank Tellers 0 J ' J P ', , n 11 J ' H K Head Bank Tellers Dianne Swiatek, Felix Klempka, Katherine Flood. Row! Carole Rickard, Joanne Kijanka, Orlen Mullen, Joyce Cook, Janice Artemyak, Michael Miller, Stewart Moser, Judith Gross, Patricia Caneles, Marjorie Gidos, Barbara Bemard, Melanie Hudy, Gerry Granat, Patricia Fontana, JacquelineBeltowski. Row 2 Marilyn Marcussen, James Price, Richard Johnson, Sherry Walsh, Robert Rance, Larry Gallen, Sharon Kushman, Janet Kaminski, Marianne Slaby, Joanna Del Monte, Mary Anne Aranyosi, Linda Chalmer, Linda Mishanec, Sharon Minchen, Donna Stiles, Thelma Szurczynski. Row 3 Donna Hereid, Joann Cipolla, Arline Johnson, Thomas Poerschke, John Hulburt, Angelo D'Anna, Eileen Haynos, Patricia Pirk, Mary Ann Clamp, Mary Louise Smith, Ruth Carol Smith, Diane Klementowski, Joan Ayer, Dorothy Peters. Row 4 Thomas Frank, Fred Tamalonis, Elizabeth Elek, Margaret Boettcher, George Kasper, Richard Nouier, Frank Spampata, John Horan, Richard Klusek, Rudy Aranosi, John Fontana, Sander Gilman, Gerald Howe, Wayne Hallett, Judy Gerritz, Lois Bemard, Judy Sontag, Carol Watz, Beverly Delano, Nancy Lesser. Cafeteria orkers . X V L Yf ' wa :Q . an Q f Row 1 Helen Cook, Jacqueline Beltowski, Susan Zysek, Carol Pamrow, Shirley Thompson, Dorothy Johnston, John Koprowski. Row 2 Matthew Czamara, Laurie Watz, Judy Fridmann, Mary Jane Beehler, Judy Boyer, Jerrice Doan, Marilyn Marcussen, Barbara Brown. Row 3 Maryann Zysek, Dorayne Somerville, Marilynn Starr, Chester Farinech, Barbara Strauch, Barbara Bruce, James Lang. ii N.,. A ' , gunna: - . '- ' . N -' 1 ..-Yi ,Q rw, 1 - ' 7, 1' Y -5. .4z. Y Virtue-rg. J 1'- gk ,, UQ .val fp-r -,-N, 'haw 'f 5 r B! Porthole :J A g '- Qiigfa, y W r., ' r I Clin ' Stiffler, Katherine Flood, Patricia Baker, Deborah Reynard, Janice Artemyak, Judy Weber, Sharon Van Slyke Joyce Cook, Sandra Brown. Row 2 Donna Hulburt, Donna Rindfleisch, Guy Row 1 Sharon Knshman, Barbara I Fenger, Kathleen Stickles, Laur Knighthood standa for ie Watz, Miss Engel, Rodger Jueckstock, james Lang. service for the common good. Knights disguised as Crew and Team move to better serve Riversiders. Last summer we deserted our commodious old Porthole. We moved into a no lighting. BUT we move lunch periods-two times room with no window, no phone, no P.A., no clock, and almost d where you could shop before the morning bell, and during two when we couldn't serve you before. Have you seen us lately? New lights, new clock, new paint job, and new hours! No old fashioned telephone for us! A wireless connects us with Miss Engel's Retailing Laboratory for information and directions on movements of Crew and Team so we may serve you better. Row 1 Donna Rindfleisch, Judy Donald Rutecki, Guy Fenger, Do I ' 1 Display 5 x i l ' A ,Ear 'V-I, ,Q f Eisle, Diane Beller, Sharon Kushman, Sandra Brown, Gail Gallagher. Row 2 nna Hulburt, Miss Engel, Carol Faman, William Hardy, George Thomas. World Affairs Club fs Row 1 Linda Simmance, Secretary, Lincoln Swados, Presidentg Shirley Penko, Vice-President, Harry Olewine, Treasurer. Row 2 Madaline Hrebik, Barbara Elek, Judy Weber, Stephen Frey, Marshall Shumsky, Lynn Meyer, jane Kulhanek, Angela Musalino, Karol Atkin. Row 3 Marlon Siegel, Elizabeth Elek, Helen DeGarmo, Judy Latacki, Donna Hereid, Rodger Jueckstock, Rosemary Corson, Rachel Sultanik, Janice Kinney. Row 4 Rick Searns, Stephen Stern, jeff Ribin, Rodger Passage, Howard Smallen, Sander Gilman, David Trachtman, Jeff Pressman, William Levitz. The World Affairs Club discusses current events and stimulates greater interest in world affairs among its members. Membership in the club is open to all who wish to participate in the various projects that it has to offer. The meetings are held weekly under the supervision of Dr. Helen Valentine. Students are encouraged to take an active interest in current events and the political situations of the world. C ess Club Through individual initiative, the Chess Club was organized to provide relaxation and enjoyment for all who are interested in the game. Riverside's team competes with 14 other high schools for the Queen City Chess Cup. In addition, five all-high chess awards go to the best players at each board position. Row 1 Thomas johnson, Siegfried Molnar, Roger Passage, Antoni Chempinski, Karl Vielhalen. Row 2 Peter Cohen, Richard Johnson, Frank Bryniarski, Warren Bookbinder, David Gembala. r. I-Iull's Chorus s vi 1 F' o -for 6 -' n' .. U . t 1 Y Row 1 Sandy Lesser, Gerry Swiatek, Mayonia Townsel, Carol Elliott, Lola Wooley, Joyce Cook, Elizabeth Litz, Sandra Bir-Beck, Irene Ocskay. Row 2 Carol Albrecht, Joan Tucholka, Carol McLean, Nancy Polis, Joan Ayer, Mary Ann Witkowski, Arlene Towvell, Pat LaVigne, Melanie Hudy, Barbara Leggett. Row 3 Vicki Horosh, Dot Staley, Nancy Carter, Pat Mundt, Ann Viola, Jean Clabeaux, Shirley Stahl, Carole Peszl-co, Jewel Rhodehouse, Judy Gross. Row 4 Peggy Wiehmueler, Carol Plant, Cindy Sutter, Kathryn Boettcher, Sandy Albright, Margaret Boettcher, Judy Meahl, Marcia Matters. N o :L ' J, Q1 at - a ff if 5 J, 0? .L K i - V M.. .. C ', I, 1 ,ig are wg ,J as J 5 M M 411 X A A ' 1, V ,C x 3 ,J 4 , .C ' A , ry Q5 as A l A 1 A 7 7 Y 1 V Q , A A 4-A A Q I I 1 5 Row 1 Marcia Guzenski, Joanne Radius, Barbara Stanczyk, Sandy Stepien, Eileen Ehlers, Shirley Thompson, Stella Visniesky, Mary Jane Rohde, Diane Ostachowski, Kathy Mannello. Row 2 Diane Szuflinski, Barbara Brooks, Vicki Antonini, Nancy Denver, Judy Pyzinski, Jane Kulhanek, Jackie Palica, Barb Elek, Diane Beller, Mary Ann Nowatarski, Nancy McNally. Row 3 Shirley Herrmann, Carol Clark, Ruthcarol Smith, Judy Wasielewski, Margaret Moore, Carol Narus, Marilyn Jones, Sharon Lee Coles, Gale Lier, Diane Woldman , Mary Aranyosi. Row 4 Joyce Albright, Kathy Gidick, Marsha Gardon, Diane Griesbaum, Kathy Haywood, Sharon Hoffman, Mary Ann Zysek, Darlene Smith, Mary Altmeyer, Florence Urycki, Kathy Stickles. 93 rchestra Row 1 N. Sherk, S. Price, Row 2 B. Bernard, L. Simmance, Rosemary Corson, A. Steinbacher, M. Hrebik, D. Ruller, A. Hart, M. Boettcher, J. Sauberan, B. Kopra, M. Weinstein, L. Honour. Row 3 G. Potocki, S. Zysek 1 E. Strait, R. Sabo, D. Harding, E. Reimann, V. Hunt, E. Litz, S. Havens, J. Ayer, S. Kessler, E. Lazroe, D. Pikas, C. Carruthers, M. Savage, L. Guize, S. DeGroff. Row 4 J. Wnuk, K. Larsen, E. Elek, D. Hereid, B. Chasen, M. Cook, D. Woloszyn, R. Smith, J. Harrick, R. Lukasik, J. Sontag, M. Ortolano, A. Lenartowicz, M. Mitten, B. Beck, D. Ochocinska, M. Zellman, D. Keib, S. Tumidolsky, T. Lumberg, G. Levea. Row 5 M. Thompson, M. Houch, F. Urycki, Mr. Hull, R. Rose, C. Pinkow, B. McKnight, R. Fenlon, M. Czamara, K. Rung, R. Rance, M. Farineck, C. Lance, J. Dressl, J. Fontana, R. Campbell. Row 6 K. Richardson, T. McCartt, H. Glover, L. Mersberg. , I , hi., ..,. , N 5k.'!Z'f1.f'1z'-1' 1 'l We . - v ,: viz.. A .:l -- '. ', Q l .Q Q h' . Y - Je Imac P 5 1 f 11 S A A r ..-. , L 2- K F .4+' ' :I jul. .Win D., . . .KA . Q' J L. t as, , .., , I ,ak . .' ,. Q Q -w 3 it -' . 'f -. R . .2 , . , . 1. ., 1. WJ N j 'ptr .S , -. I Q J vi., -. Vx rx Z. . X fx .' 1 H: 2 -1 ' . .- u' Q 'aw- . 1 - . . , , , ,. . .,,' p n y .A - f . W if ri., I . .fr . Y 1 . 1 , Y, '-has X U., I 'E 1' - .M 155. 3 WT . 75 ' L 1 rl 1 ' A I wi. ,' . ' ri ' 1: ' 'Y ' 5 . . Ip I if , Y ' . m4 5 'p - . W' L J qt' r if ' , I 'affix L a,.' f' 3 r .' J, F N v ' 14' f Le 154 ' wg , -'gy .A iff' 'X N ff: -' .J , A . ., . 1. it , X ...MW ., - 1 'Ji ,ff :U 1' A, A 4 '. -I ii, 1. W I f 'M 11 ' 5 W 'f ' ' J- W 'Q' 4 ' 'f' fy. . nf .SSH T- . ' 1. L '-+1 . 4' ., fr f. . . '., 1 ,. .- ,HQ -- a i . X' fk'i.,ff.' .W 1 T ' . If ' 1 J ','.' A '-' .1 ,-.' s . I I 1 1 V -if ' 1 f ' 1' is ' 1 , 5, ' - 1 rf rl .1 5. K . Q . 9 ,f K is Band Row 1 D. Ames, R. Corson, L. Honour. Row 2 K. Truty, A. Steinbacher, K. Richardson, R. Rose, J. Sontag. Row 3 A. Hart, D. Ruller, M. Hrebik, K. Boettcher, J. Campbell, M. Gross, B. Luippold, B. Kinsey, E. Reiman, A. Lenardowicz, J. Fontana, S. DeGroff, M. Mitten, B. Beck, R. Cykasik, T. Lumberg, G. LeVea, S. Hussar. Row 4 B. Kopra, K. Larson, S. Havens, V. Hunt, M. Matters, C. Rew, B. Bumett. Row5 M. Weinstein, P. Haberle, C. DeG1opper, J. Ayer, S. Kessler, E. Lazroe, C. Narus, C. Poutle. Row 6 L. Prenatt, J. Sauberan, N. Palmeri, A. French, J. Tries, D. Wolozyn, R. Smith, J. Herrick, R. Lukasik, Mr. Hull, R. Sabo, C. Pinkow, D. Young, M. Czamara, R. Fenlon, B. McKnight, H. Glover, L. Mersburg, W. Pankow, C. McCartt, T. Klingel, E. Elek, M. Thompson, B. Bemard, F. Urecki. Row 7 D. Leib, C. Carruthers, L. Guize, M. Savage, M. Zellman, S. Tumidolsky. Row 8 W. Hardy, D. Ochocinska, G. Goldsmith, D. Pikes, R. Saudey, P. Laifert, D. Kopra. Row 9 K. Rung, R. Rance, C. Lance, M. Farineck, J. Dressel, M. Ortolano, R. Campbell. One of the outstanding features of Riverside is its superb music department. It offers an opportunity to those who are musically inclined to express their talent. Riverside has one of the finest high school bands. The band contributes to school spirit by playing at assemblies and football games. Each year the members of the band have a chance to demonstrate their talents at theBand Concert in june. The orchestra plays for special assemblies at Christmas, Easter and on Junior and Senior Days. Future Nurses' Club M ll Q F Q x : 'Qi Row 1 Mary Ellen Haywood, Sargeant-at-Ar-msg Linda Simmance, Historian' Helen DeGarmo, Secre taryg Kathleen Haywood, Presidentg Mrs. McGuire, Nurseg Vicki Hunt, Vice-President' Shirley 7 Penko, Treasurerg Joanne Sadowski, Co-Historiang Carol Poutie, Chaplain. Row 2 Nancy Rackage, Cheryl Podgers, Judy Weber, Barbara Stuhlmiller, Robin Arber, Jacqueline Beltowski, Gayle Less, Tanya Touralchuk, Carol O'Connor, Judy Asback. Row 3 Gail Van Riper, Shirley Herrmann, Mary Ann Plevmak, Joyce Szczkutowicz, Lorraine Lambert, Carol Gembka, Sally Hunt, Linda Scheublein, Linda Steward. HI-Y Ettes r'-395' .mmf Row 1 Patricia Lance, Sargeant-at-Armsp Pauline Kieselbach, Treasurer: Sharon Meaney Vice- 1 Presidentg June Szustakowski, Presidentg Ann Treantis, Secretaryg Genia Ferri, Chaplaing Pat G 1 P - ' ' awe , ro temp. Row 2 Judy Caputi, Barbara Avmo, Judy Gross, Jewel Rhodehouse, Carol Peszko, Barbara Bumett, Carol Rzewski, Pat Gurecki, MarilouThompson, MarjorieGidos. Row 3 Madaline Hrebik, Gretchen Group, Arlene Juzwik, Barbara Kazmarek, Carol Osowski, Shirley Stahl, Carol Albrecht, Marie Wansor, Joan Tucholka. Girl's HI-Y E f 3 5 s Row 1 Isabel Vizzi, Corresponding Secretaryg Beverly Radginski, Treasurerp Pat Nowocien, Vice- Presidentg Mary Ann Ujlaki, President, Pat Schmidt, RecordingSecretaryg Caro1Ciep1inski, Chaplain. Row 2 Rosemary Shulick, Florence Winters, Barbara Elek, Monica Musial, Eileen Ehlers, Diane Swiatek, Sargeant-at-Arms. Row 3 Katherine Flood, Mary janeZy1inski, MargaretSabo, Shirley Herrmann, Beverly Fassel, Mary Altmeyer, Pat Mundt, Marcfia Matters, Lee Anna Hereid,Barbara Bernard. Rou' 4 Judy Kuehling, Lorraine Guize, Gerry Potocki, Ann Nisbet, Frances La Paglia, Marlene Brill, jane Kijanka, Donna Reed, Kathy Haywood, Judy Campbell. Rou' 5 Carole Brenkacz, Vicki Hunt, Eileen Haynos, Marjorie Mitten, Barbara Roggan. B0y's HI-Y Row 1 Mr. jack Smith, Advisor, William Vampotic, Treasurer, Al Szalay, Vice-Presidentp Bob Kaiser, President, john Fontana, Secretary, Mike Lalock, Chaplain. Row 2 Bill Brown, Steve Hussar, Tom Frank, Pete Moore, Wayne Hallett, Gerald Howe, john Pedlow, Michael Ujlaki. Row 3 Richard Safran, Tony McCartt, RogerPassage, Mike Senf, john Balogh, JamesTeubner, Stan Bogdan. Row 4 Jerome Richmeyer, Ken Staub, Dennis Schwemle. Y-Teenettes 5 Q Q -L 5 ' 1 'Ya Row 1 Carole Rew, Inter-Club Council Representative, Marlene Br ill, Historian, Patricia Piccolo, Treasurerg Wendy Holden, Presidentg Janet Porter, Vice-President, Judy Kuehling, Chaplain, Penny Heurter, Co-Historiang Angela Musalino, Inter-Club Council Representative. Row 2 Barbara Bumett, Mary Savage, Nancy Heurter, Sharon Wilson, SusanMcCann, Barbara Djiuba, Joanne Cipolla, Virginia Dombrowski, Carol Schroeder. Row 3 Carol Watz, Marilyn Marcussen, Arlene Touvell, Genevieve Rusinek, Barbara Brown, Mary Ann Graczyk, Diane Griesbaum, Sandra Lesser, Geraldine Swiatek, Kathleen Neil. Row 4 Nancy Lyone, Carole Gembka, Geraldine Franusiak, Judith Gerrity, Lorraine Lambert, Irene Guzetta, Kathleen Ortel, Helen DeGarmo, Bonnie Gehl, Joyce Guildner, Judith Wasielewski, Linda Simmance, Judith Campbell, Madaline Hrebik. 6 Y-T ens T Row 1 Shirley Price, Treasurer, Jo Anne Zysek, Corresponding Secretary, Barbara Fehr, Presidentg Judith Boyer, Vice-President, Charanne Bates, Recording Secretary. Row 2 Laurie Watz, Louise Covell, Winifred Farinech, Carol Brennan, Barbara Stanczyk, Jackie Palica, Judith Fridmann, Mary Jane Beehler, Barbara Elek, Marcia Frank, Elizabeth Elek, Chaplain. Row 3 Patricia Owen, Adele Weber, Judy Eisle, Jacquelyn Skuse, Deena Rouse, Carol McLean, Diane Kopra, Cynthia Fehr, Marian Mindish, Dorothy Peters, Nancy Polis. Row 4 Jean Clabeaux, Mary Lou Fagyas, Donna Hulbert, Diane Militello, Edythe Strait, Linda Potter, Janice Polis, Linda Steward. Ll- R. H. S. and Community Association isa ...f Seated Mrs. Clarence J. Weber, Mrs. John Honour, Mrs. Albert Mersberg jr., Mrs. Anthony Watz. Standing Mr. Aaron Weinstein, Mr. john Honour, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Francis Wolf, Mr. Albert Mersberg jr. For fifteen years this organiza- tion has served Riverside High School. The parents and civic-minded people of this group have established a closer relationship between com- munity and parents and school and faculty. The association this year has sponsored a fish dinner and a concert. The proceeds of these were used to purchase a gift which is pre- Again this year the former gradu- ates of Riverside have participated in the activities of their Alma Mater through the Riverside Alumni lhsso- ciation. One of their projects this year was the Annual Alumni Dance held in january. The proceeds of the function were used for a scholarship given to a deserving senior upon graduation. sented to the school each year. Student Representatives Annual Alumni Dance 'J Q Az the Sheraton Frances I.aPag1ia, John Fontana Hebrew lub .1 Row 1 Dianne Gotthelf, Secretary, Joseph Kantor, President, Susan Kardaman, Vice-President, David Mesnekoff, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row 2 Barbara Goldwater, Andrea Haber, Helene Zubkoff, Sharon K. Mittleman, Esther Mintz, Vera Popper, Wilma Munshen, Barbara Chasen, Bernadette Hawkins, Harriet Newman, Judith Reisner. Row 3 Linda Sandler, Marion Zackheim, judy Schwartz, Judy Haber, Selena Goldfarb, Sandra Atlas, Susan Strauss, Barbara Pohl, Carol Weinberg. Row 4 Carole Atkin, Sharon Weinberg, Morton Zellman, Rachel Sultanik, Esther Brummer, Sara Katz, Sara Karper, Marcia Samuels, Lillian Schatz, Phyllis Kushner. Row 5 Michael Reisig, Dennis Gaftner, Esther Lazroe, Nancy Pigovat, Rozlyn Clement, Barbara Holman, Sharon D. Mittleman, Maxine Berman, Marlon Siegel. iey Club , tg Row 1 Michael Miller, William Levitz, Marshall Shumsky, James Hollands, Steven Frey, Paul Liebeskind. Row 2 Harvey Brenner, Warren Jacoby, jerry Oehlbert, Dick jackett, Dick Seams. Row 3 Jeff Rabin, Linc Swados. I I f 6' I I I I I I ,.-.- Glfd' Q MW , SQUTIS Football Row 1 Ed Simpson, Larry Mitchell, Dennis Ditch, John Egloff, Ken Lynch, Dan D'Alfonso, Hank Mullen, Marlon Sigel, Dave Gembala, Bill Brown, Jack Klein, Wi1liamConnolly. Row 2 Dave Mesnekoff CManager7, Gary Hohl, Ken Ralston, Doug Kutzbach, Larry Thurn, Ken Stuhlmiller, Julius Thum, Tom Oatmeyer, Bill Marble, Bob MacLean, Gary Graham, Max Pettihone, Jim Adelman, Richard Pollier, Mike Farinech CAssistant Managerj. Row 3 Mr. McPart1and KAssistant Coachj, Dick Safran, Jack Dressl, Ken Staub, Larry Hancherick, john Balogh, Dick Klusek, Bob Kaiser, Keith Hess, Jerry Richmeyer, Herb Crispell, Henry Passarelli, Siegfried Molnar, Don Staley, Mr. Tumer CCoachJ. Under the able leadership of Mr. Turner, head coach, and Mr. McPart1and, line coach, the Frontiers won the League Ititle, undefeated in six games, gaining possession of the League l Cup. Although Riverside took second place in this year's Harvard Cup Series, the school was proud that many boys were chosen for All-High honors. Among the most capable players were Bob Kaiser, Dick Klusek, and Ken Staub, who made the city's first All-High team. The members of the second team were Larry Hancherick, and Bill Brown. Those receiving honorable mention were Keith Hess, john Balogh, Doug Kutzbach, Don Staley, Gary Hohl, Henry Mullen, Dave Gembala, Tom Oatmeyer, and Herb Crispell. All High Bob Kaiser Ken St allb Mr. Turner Ccoachl .Q B. , .view V, Dick Klusek 5 League I Cup Mr. McPart1and CAssistant coachj Larry Hancherick Bill Brown Basketball This year Riverside boasted a mighty team. The team played fine ball against some stiff competition. The spectators attending these games were pro- vided with plenty of action from our entire enthusi- astic team and scores were often decided in the last few seconds. High scorers were Ken Sraub, jim Schmidt, Bob Kaiser, and jim Ralston. Returning next year will be Steve Hussar, Bob fum? S501- Muscato, and joe Antonini. 'qi - - 1- fr , xy, it T Sf- .sh 3: .'-N3 'S ' Wir I ' .or Y i l , , ' , g ' -2? f Row 1 Morton Zellman, A1 Szlay, Tom Young, Jim Ralston, Bob Muscato, john Wilson, Steve Hussar, David Mesnekoff, Row 2 Jerome Isenberg, Mr. Moody, Coach, Bob Kaiser, Stan Bogdan, Don Staley, Ken Staub, John Fontana, jim Schmidt, Patrick Hewson, Joseph Antonini, Sander Gillman, Manager. 104 Baseball For the second year, Riverside was out to gain . the Cornell Cup which is awarded for baseball supremacy. Last june the team defeated Seneca High School in a thrilling game at Offerman Stadium to capture the Cornell Cup. Again this year, under the able coaching of Mr. Turner, the team practiced many long hours after school to prepare for the season. Many fine fielders and hitters turned out to make Riverside a top-notch baseball team. Returning to the diamond were many cup-winning players from last year: Steve Hussar, Bob Kaiser, Tom Oatmeyer, and Bill Brown. A prize possession: The Cornell Cup! i H4312 ,Ag Row 1 David Mesnekoff, james Lang, Ken Stuhlmiller, jack Dressel, Tom Oatmeyer, Steve Hussar, Martin Rothchild, Steven Frey. Row 2 Mr. Turner, Coach, Tom Zaccaria, Herb Crispell, Mike Fineberg, Pete Moore, Patrick Hewson, Dale Heimlich, Bill Marble, Gary Graham, Bill Brown. Row 3 Lawrence Gallin, Earl Tomkins, Ed Mazga, Dick Safran, james Ralston, james Schmidt, Ken Staub, Tony McCartt, Tom Lumberg, Richard jackett. Swimming We-R ' ' l 'Q '. s 'P' : ' Q T . 4 , . X , Q A s 3 i v A -,J 5, K' 5 5 1 5 ' ' V gl .1' 1 4 9 S. 4 ' I X i if ' It C ki ,A n ' ' L if - A-',,,,. 5 'sv ...,, -X it 'fi I K S4 y ' X S , N . S 5 y J lt Row 1 james Gantzer, Ed Fehrnbacher, John Nyquist, Larry Mersberg, Charles Zetterberg, Carl Schneider, Knut Wiedemann, Galen Young, Tom Fitzgerald. Row 2 Lee Zahm, Gerry Bryans, Bill Lang, Mike Senf, William Connolly, Mike Domaracki, Don McGinty, Dale Strunk, Richard Pavel, Carl Vielhaber. Row3 Mr. Downes, Coachg Philip Guilfoil, Charles Pinkow, Bob MacLean, Dave Wolf, Richard Swan, Dale Heimlich Pete Moore, Phil Koabel, Ron Williams, George Caspar, Bill Lucas, Manager. This year the swimming team, under the supervision of Mr. Downes, placed third in All High Competition. Pete Moore was selected All Highfor the second consecutive year. Returning veterans this year were Ron Williams, Bill Lucas, Charles Pinkow, and Bob McLean. Riverside's cross-country team displayed their rugged staminathis year placing 6th in the All-High com- petition. Coach Moody developed a team around a few returning lettermen who gave many schools a close battle. Next year's outlook is even brighter, as there are many runners returning who lacked only experience this season. Cross Country Row 1 Charles Martin, Philip Santa Maria, joseph Antonini, joihn Lyons, Larry Mersberg, Myron Ortolano, Philip Mills, Charles Goodsole, Pete Armbrust. Row 2 Mr. Moody, Coachg Louis Ward, Mike Lalock, jim Ralston, George Lumberg, john Fontana, Sherwood Lee, Charles Pinkow, Earl Tomkins, Lafayette Hawkins, Base McKnight, Fran Smith, George Caspar. Track Row 1 Tom jones, Charles Sist, Gerry Howe, Peter Armbrust, Wayne Hallett, Charles Goodsole, jerry Adams. Row 2 Gary Gardinier, Robert Connolly, Siegfried Molnar, Larry Hancherick, Fran Smith, joe Cherre, Bill Vampotic, Mr. Pollack, Coach. Row 3 Bob Kaiser, Ken Staub, jim Ralston, Charles Bogdan, Dick Klusek, Bob Muscato. Riverside's track team under the able coaching of Mr. Pollack did a wonderful job on the cinder paths this season. The team's hard train- ing showed up in such events as the high jump, hurdles, and shot-put. Returning veterans were Al Szalay, jim Ralston, and Don Staley, seniors, and Elliott Loynes, a junior. This year the boys' tennis team, under the capable direction of Mr. Moody, participated in the intramural matches. The boys practiced long hours after school at the Riverside tennis courts to prepare for the matches. Among the boys to lead the team were jim Watz, Roger Passage, and jack McLean. Tennis Row 1 Bill Bohlen, Dale Strunk, Stuart Moser, Alex Cohen, Steve Trooboff, Milton Neifach, Roger Passage. Row 2 Mr. Moody, Coach, Sander Gillman, jeffrey Pressman, james Hollands, Richard Seams, Mike Lalock, james Watz, Allan Dopkins. Row 3 Peter McCurnan, Keith Rung, Bob McLean, Philip Guilfoil, john Fontana, John Rupp, Dick Safran. Cheerleaders CAROL DE GLOPPER Captain This year Riverside was proud to N y boast two teams: the Varsity and Junior Varsity. The girls, with many MARCIA GREENMAN new Cheers, added Spifif to our MONICA MUSIAL assemblies and sports events. Cap- tain of Varsity was Carol De-Glopper. Margie Gidos was captain of the Junior Varsity team. 'A' JUDY GROSS MARILYN JONES Junior Varsity ANN BURNS 108 VV Row 1 Carol Peszko, Barbara Beck, Barbara Burnett. Row 2 Margie Gidos, johanx-1aDe1monte, Marilou Thompson. Baton Twirlers sri' I N.. 'GY Batons swung into action again this season as the baton cwirlers of Riverside went through their routines to help boost the morale and spirits of the crowd. The purple skirts and the gold R's added color and excite- ment to the festivities. Credited for her untiring work with these girls is Arlene Regalla, student instructor. The leader of the advanced group is Barbara Brooks. Orlen Mullen and Barbara Fox are the leaders of the freshmen group. The faculty advisor is Miss Betty Huegel. ...ing Barbara Fox,, Barbara Brooks, Orlen Mullen. 4 .il xwff ,xr ww. we Girls' ports Although various clubs and piles of homework manage to keep the average Riverside girl fairly busy, she always finds time to participate in some after-school sports. When a girl accumulates 500 points at the end of her senior year, she is rewarded with a Gold Pin. But the richest reward of all is the satisfaction of knowing she has gained many new friends while participating in clean, body-buildingfun, and practicing the rules of good sportsmanship. Seemingly simple, a Gold Pin is earned only by perseverance and determination. During the freshman and sophomore year, 150 points must be earned. However, as a girl becomes an upper classman, increasing activities make earning the remaining 200 points a more difficult task. To relieve the difficulty, our program, directed by Miss Huegel and Mrs. Collins, offers a wide variety of sports so that any girl may choose her favorites in which to take part. It includes the winter sports of swimming, basketball, badminton, table tennis, ice skating, roller skating, and bowling, and the spring sports of volleyball, baseball, and soccer. Re- cently, the girls formed a group for those interested in horseback riding. To earn extra points, girls may even go on hikes supervised by Miss Huegel or Mrs. Collins. Also, to aid in ex- tending our girls' sports program, a newly formed Girls' Athletic Association has come into being, the president of which is Leeanna Hereid. Our program's aims, the same as those of any other branch of education, are to discipline the mind, character, and also the body of every girl. With such capable direction and unique understanding, this program offers a girl physical education and good fellowship unequalled anywhere else. Girls, Athletic Association 3 1 K. Row 1 Ann Burns, Pat Piccolo, Dianne Swiatek, Leeanna Hereid, Judy Kuehling, Nancy Heurter, Mary Savage. Row 2 Judy Gunia, Gerry Franusiak, Marlene Brill, Margaret Sabo, Shirley Penko, Mary Ann Ujlaki, Alice Jardine, Denise Jaworski. Row 3 Kathy Boettcher, Barbara Schoukens, Peggy Boettcher, Carol Schoukens, Kathy Truty, Joan Young, Donna Elliot, Lorraine Guize, Gerry Potocki, Mary Jane Zylinski. Row 4 Carol Cieplinski, Jean Urban, Robin Arber, Marcia Frank, Marilou Thompson, Carol DeGlopper, Monica Musial, Margie Gidos, Johanna Delmonte, Mary Collins, Beverly Rindfleisch. Row 5 Lorelei Prenatt, CarmenPequeen, Barbara Dziuba, Virginia Dombrowski, JoAnn Cippola, Jackie Gregson, Carol Peszko, Barbara Beck, Barbara Burnett, Charanne Bates, Barbara Luippold. Row 6 Rose Wagner, Natalie Palmeri, Penny Heurter, Sandy Lesser, Gerry Swiatek, Jane Denton, Sharon Wilson, Linda Mishanec, Jean Nisbet, Arlene Touvell, Carol Poutie, Jackie Beltowski. Row 7 Gail VanRiper, Judith Smith, Mary Ann Bajak, Michelle Spath, Delene Vivolcic, Jill Burghstahler, Shirley Price, Adell Weber, Anita Steinbacher, Winifred Farinech, Florence Konarzewski, Babette Fedo, Barbara Paszek. Gold Pin inners Row 1 Sharon Meaney, Barbara Elek, Carole Brenkacz, Linda Simmance, Barbara Bernard, Jean Urban, Mary Savage, Nancy Heurter, Dianne Swiatek, Carol Cieplinski. Row 2 Barbara Brooks, Johanna Delmonte, Jackie Palica, Judy Kaefer, Leeanna Hereid, Mary Arm Ujlaki, Patricia Schmidt, Lorraine Dissette, Pat Eich, Thelma Fritz, Marcia Polanski. Row 3 Margaret Sabo, Lauralee Johnson, DonnaReed,Mar1ene Brill, Leona Burke, Joanne Zysek, Barbara Roggan, Donna Tufts, Isabel Vizzi, Shirley Penko, Marlyn Ryan. Row 4 Judy Cygan, Sandra Leggett, Lorraine Guize, Ann Nisbet, Judy Campbell, Nom1a Sherk, Arlene Hart, Alice Fish, Barbara Avino. Volley Ball Kneeling Nancy Heurter, Barbara Elek. Standing Dianne Swiatek, Leeanna l-lereid, Mary Savage, Lauralee Johnson, Carol Cieplinski, Jean Urban. Badminton Bowlin Kathy Beam, Bonnie Gehl, Barbara Beck, Kathy Boettcher. Row 1 Barbara Paszek. Row 2 Judy Cygan, Sharon Wilson. Row 3 Barbara Roggan, jane Kijanka, Shirley Herrmann. 0 Row 4 Carol Cieplinski, Lorraine Guize, Pat Gawel, Pat Jalowiec. Champs Sharon Wilson and Kathy Faude. Riding Club Row 1 Nancy Heurter, Betsy Kinsey, Jackie Bakeman, Penny Heurter, Linda Herrmann, Anita Steinbacher. Row 2 Joanne Balcerak, Robin Arber, Diane Ostachowski, Debbie Reynard, Judy Cygan, Sue Zysek, Joan Heller, Sandra Hersee. Row 3 Lynn Sargeant, Harriet Brundage, Sharon Fickenwirth, Carol Narus, Lorraine Lambert, Maryann Zysek, Lynne Reid, Judy Drumb, Barbara Rice, Freya Richey, Mary Ann Shear. Skating Row 1 Lynn Honour, Pat Fontana, Monica Musial, Sharon Wilson, Nancy Heurter, Carmen Pequeen, Sandra Leggett, Marlene Brill, Pat Kaczmarek. Row 2 Barbara Burnett, Bonnie Moore, Robin Arber, Marcia Frank, Sandy Lesser, Gerry Swiatek, Pat Piccolo, Marcia Guzenski, Rose Marie Wagner. Row 3 Margie Gidos, Eileen Virginia, Nancy Palmeri, Mary Ann Bajak, Carol Peszko, Jewel Rhodehouse, Judy Gross, Lorraine Lambert, Gail Van Riper, Lorraine Stanislawski. Charanne Bates, Sheila Kem, Pat Williams. Row 4 Linda Stewart, Diane Harding, Kathy Gidick, Barbara Schoukens, Carol Chatt, Alice Jardine, Sharon Gadzo, Judy Gunia, Carol Schoukens, Marilou Thompson. Basketball Row 1 Marcia Frank, Gerry Swiatek. Row 2 Nancy Heurter, Mary Savage, Jean Urban, Carol Cieplinski, Dianne Swiatek, Gerry Potocki, Lorraine Guize, Kathy Beam, Johanna Delmonte. Soccer Row 1 Judy Gunia, Arlene Touvell, Johanna Delmonte, Sharon Wilson, Nancy Heurter, Dianne Swiatek, Mary Savage, Sandy Lesser, Sharon Gadzo, Beverly Rindfleisch. Row 2 Jackie Beltowski, Alice Jardine, Carol Chatt, Lauralee Johnson, Margaret Sabo, Carol Cieplinski, Jean Urban, Gerry Swiatek, Sandra Havens. Row 3 Shirley Price, Carol Poutie, Anita Steinbacher, Norma Sherk, Penny Heurter, Gerry Franusiak, Helen Cook, Barbara Schoukens, Carol Schoukens. Freshman Girls' Sports VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL S L PING-PONG BADMINTON BOWLING ,-gg Aflufzrfisin H, - ,M W' .4. gli r. .5 ax . Q K J, r X 1' f 255: gi fi! '9' 1? A :-iizfff' F' 6 , r' 53-f xiii., -if x ' . 1 ' ,Q ' f' f Lia X ef' lfifff !5f'fff ' ,:5A '. -532 jf-,MI if 5 P - 73. af V 415,241 ' . ':: - X ,-, V,L.ap Z5gi Q ,,,4w5,4-2 - xt ' W- lib WL Q' to 'Sl ltr f- , HELEN DE GARMO Chief Ad Getters BEVERLY RADGINSKI TOM TROSEY Beverly Radginski did an unusually fine job as manager of the Ad Staff this year. She showed a great deal of interest in her work and spent a lot of time on the job - from October to June. Helen De Garmo and Tom Trosey, our leading Ad Getter, both contributed valuable assistance. All eight people on this page deserve the apprecia- tion of the entire student body for their wonderful assistance in making our yearbook a success. SYDNEY HEIGAARD 'Nw O' - l-iw K 1 ' LORRAI NE LAMBERT NOREEN SOMMER MARSHA STEINBERG BARBARA FOX Sale: - Service - Installations Compliments of . . . AMHERS1' BAKERY THE SAFE, LOCK 8. KEY CORPORATION E. K,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,mpc Locxs AND Keys - DOOR CLOSERS Auto Keys Made From Number 497 AMHERST STREET' RI. 4404 Safes Bought, Sold and Repaired 204 PEARL STREET Phone: CL. 2769 BENEDICT J. SANDER, JR. GENERAL INSURANCE Evening Office Hours for Your Convenience BUFFALO MACHINE MFG. CO. F. W. Neureuter, Prop. DE. 2283 586 TONAWANDA STREET BUFFALO 7. N. Y. 520 ONTARIO STREET DE. 1551 Look at those monkeys climb. Compliments Compliments of af MANZEl.LA'S FLOWER SHOP ok. FRED sHALwl1z ' 904V2 TONAWANDA STREET DE. 9740 BENGEIJS BLACK ROCK PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS - CANDY PHOTO sUPPuEs o ir PLUMBING HEATING was Niagara sam: At Amin GEO. H. SANDER, INC. Compliments of GRANDYLE FOODMASTERS 134 LOVE ROAD GRAND ISLAND PERRY STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY 'A' PORTRAIT - COMMERCIAL BRIDAL ALBUMS 'k 2064 Niagara Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. Bus. Phone VI. 5953 Res. Phone AM. 0782 BONA'S SODA BAR and LUNCHEONETTE Home Made Ice Cream 190 MILITARY ROAD VI. 9867 Compliments of FLEISCHMANN FUELS INC. GRAND ISLAND, NEW YORK Our Football bero? Compliments of T. D. POWALSKI . . . Insurance O 366 AMHERST STREET F A Y ' S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, INC. 815 TONAWANDA STREET, Opposite Grant's Tel. RI. 1090 BUFFALO, N. Y. Get MORE for Every Dollar You Spend . . . Shop KOBACKER'S RIVERSIDE STORE 827-831 TONAWANDA STREET Open Monday, Thursday. and Friday Evenings 'till 9 RIVERSIDE SERVICE CORPORATION Fred E. Slab Phone RI. S600 7 AUSTIN STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. IVIANHARTS SERVICE STATION Tires - Gas - Oil - Lubrication Accessories VI. 9653 2271 NIAGARA at ONTARIO Formerly Youngmarfs WALL PAPER PAINT FIJOOR COVERING GOFF WALLPAPER CO. aoo TONAWANDA sriussr Phone VI. 9424 Iles. RI. 0724 KLAlBER'S BOWLING ACADEMY M. E. Klciber, Proprietor O l8l0 NIAGARA S'I'RBE'I' BUFFAID, NEW YORK ., This is bow it goes. Compliments of Dr. Peter Caccamise, D.D.S. Budget, Will Call or Charge Accounts Wfelcomed MOTHER GOOSE CHILDREN'S SHOP 825 TONAWANDA sr. DE. 3950 1872 NIAGARA ST. DE. 3966 Complete line of children's clothes - boys and girls - from infant to 14 years - excellent selection - high quality - unusual gifts - moderately priced. KENMORE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.. Inc Ph'one VI. 3100 HINMAN AT DELAWARE. BUFFALO 23. N. Y. and 4100 SHERIDAN DRIVE, WILLIAMSVILLE Compliments of BERT 8. BlLL'S RESTAURANT 328 NEWFIELD - Comer Vulcan VI. 9508 Bert Hildebranl Bill Morrish SULLIVAN LUMBER LUMBER . . . WOODWORK BUILDING MATERIAL RI. 4500 2189 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR Compliments of G. B. Leve, D.D.S. RIVERSIDE BEAUTY SHOPPE 845 TONAWANDA ST. RI. 3455 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1959 TAYLOR'S DAIRY 74-76 BRIDGEMAN STREET Rl. ssoo O. K. Boys, the jig is up! Meet You at Murt's. . . MURTAGHIS SODA BAR CLASS RINGS CLUB PINS 933 TONAWANDA STREET In Peace-As in War-We Serve RIVERSIDE POST 'IOIO 122 The American Legion MEDALS and TROPHIES D. W. GREVE Box 123 DUNKIRK, NEW YORK 'k HERFF JONES COMPANY MILK FOR HEALTH VARI-RICH DAIRY BAR 124 Ontario Street NEW GALLON JUGS ANDREW NIEMIEC Painting and Paperhanging 57 GREELEY STREET BE. 7436 Compliments of FRONTIER ALKALI CORP. FRANCIS W. KING O MOVING AND CARTING COAL AND COKE - FUEL OIL 370 Eaaer Avenue Buffalo 7, N. Y DE. 7696 BE. 5641 Hang up the phone! -Il Compliments ol BEN C. FISCHMAN, D.D.S. ONTARIO BEAUTY SALON FRANCES MacI.ACHI.AN, Proprictreu Cold Waves-37.50 and up Open Tbunday and Friday Evening: 192 ONTARIO ST. Phone: DE. 0702 Compliments of AMHERST FLORAL SHOP WALTER J. JANKOWSKI 466 AMHERST ST. RI. 8512 CAMERA MART Located in Delaware Park Shopping Center 2142 DELAWARE AVE. VI. 3517 A good place to buy. sell and trade Photographic Equipment OPEN 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. 123 M A lnlul Fx it '- 22 sae gig QQQ H 11 ATIONAL GYPSUM COMPANY provides high school graduates many types of iobs offering ill opportunity to earn good salary, l2l training for higher positions, l3l chance to use abilities to the fullest extent, and l4l security through good iob performance. Many Riverside High School graduates are now employed at National Gypsum's Executive Ottice, 325 Delaware Avenue, where air conditioning, music, and sound control represent the very finest working conditions. Listen here, big boy! C ongralulations from PANTY'S FLOWER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Panty Business: RI. 2866 Residence: RI, MILTON I.. DEE . . . OPTICIAN Phone: Rl. 4507 1196 190 ONTARIO STREET At Tonawand Street BEST OF LUCK TO CLASS OF '59 l.ESNlAK'S BAKERY Stanley W. Lesniak, Proprietor Specializing in WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES GROTE STREET DE HEAD THE LIST FOR PARTY BEST AND SCHOOL SHOES HERMAN'S SHOE STORE for QUALITY - VALUE - STYLE Q 2442 792 TONAWANDA s11usE'r CAROL ANN'S BEAUTY SALON Congratulations to the 288 NEWFIELD ST. CLASS OF 59 BUFFALO 7, N. Y. BE. 9016 Carol Safran i' DR. ALBERT GREEN SATURN PHARMACY, INC. Dentist Prescriptions our Specialty 245 ONTARIO ST. 897 TONAWANDA ST. CORNER RIVERSIDE RI. 6768 Is this the R. H. S. parking lol? Compliments 0 WALTER T. SENDZIAK, L.L.B. SOHINKI 8. CAPELL Kosher Meats 1268 HERTEL AVENUE Compliments of . . RIVERSIDE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ONTARIO STREET, Corner Gallatin Avenue Fred W. McClellan, D.D., Pastor For the Time of Your Life-Worship God! HANS Compliments of LUMBER 84 MILLWORK, INC. Riverside 2759 36 GLADSTONE ROAD 125 KIETA BROTHERS Texaco S ervice Station 588 ONTARIO ST. VI. 9131 Compliments of MATT and JEAN'S RESTAURANT 518 AMHERST STREET VI. 9881 9 Compliments of SEMET-SOLVAY ALLIED DIVISION CHEMICAL CORPORATION O Look at that leap. w ,f Cold Beer Frozen Foods Charles W. Salman Donald R. Salman I MEHLTRETT S DELICATESSEN PERSONAL SERVICE SINCE 1916 564 ONTARIO ST. Telephone: RI. 2648 Open nightly until 1:00 A.M. 37 ALBERT AVE. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Fresh Donuts Nightly Cold Cuts MON EMBLEM 8' BANNER CO- SIGMA GAMMA DELTA sononnv Buttonx, Lettered T-Shirts, Sweat Shirts, President ......... Sharon Lee Coles Emblems, Banners, Pennants 255 ONTARIO ST. VI, 2161 Rec. Secretary Corr. Secretary Treasurer . . Chaplain . . . . Lynn Sargent . . Marianne Shear . . Sharon Kushmen . Virginia Daniels FOR A CAREER IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING Compliments J ABCREST WELDING Russ Burgstahler DE. 3895 APPLY TO 258 HINMAN BUFFALO, NEW YORK THE DIRECTOR OF NURSING Doaoonoss Hospital School of Nursing HARRY RRISRR 565 RILEY STREET BUFFALO 8, N. Y. MEATS ak GROCERIES SU- 4400 544 Ontario St. Phone Rlverside 3166 BUFFALO 7, N. Y. You was expecling Gina Low-Bridge? Compliments of RICHARD'S SHOES 18 W. CHIPPEWA S'I. QUALITY HOME EQUIPMENT CO. 55 AVERY AVENUE VI. 5316 Complimenlx of NUWAY GRAND ISLAND, N. Y. GRAND ISLAND LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLY K'Building Supplies of All Kinds Delivery Service Bill Ding Phone BRIDGE 2611 connecting Blvd. Grand Island GAMBINO'S One Stop Market 4 1 2 AUBURN corner Baynes TRIO DELICATESSEN 729 TONAWANDA ST. Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Weimer and Betty Boros SIRAGUSE LIQUOR STORE 551 TONAWANDA sr. PARIS CLEANERS Complete Dry Cleaning 6 Tailoring Charles E. Siraguse RI. 7570 523 TONAWANDA ST. DE- 0817 How much I got? HA RTLEY'S Ladies Wearing Apparel PRATT 8. LETCHWORTH DIV. OF Dlilaware 9304 T II I . I 2797 DELAWARE AVE. KENMORE 17, N. Y. he Dayton Ma eub e Iron co ' nc O I.ARRY'S RADIO 84 TV 563 TONAWANDA ST. Larry Giroux DE. 6429 Cliff Barry 189 TONAWANDA ST. BUFFALO 7, NEW YORK MuRRAY's THEATRICAL SUPPLIES R'VER5'DE Gm SHOP 2560 MAIN STREET GIFTS - LAMPS - GREETING CARDS 790 Tonawanda Street Buidlo 7, N. Y Costumes Rented BE- 4187 Res. RI. 6057 We Deliver GENERAL RIVETERS ANN'S FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers For All Ocrasion: 785 HERTEL AVENUE BE. 9865 Phones: DE. 4642-DE. 4645 2084 NIAGARA ST., at HERTEI. The magnetic Mr. M. Compliments of THE SATURNIANS - BROCK'S SUPER MARKET i' To the Seniors of '58 AVE atque VALE 286-288 ONTARIQ STREET Riverside High School's Latin Club RIVERSIDIFS GREA'IAE5'I' FOOD f'I:'N'I'I:'R Complime11ls0f M. F. w. wooLwoRTH 3. coMPANY 811 TONAWANDA ST'RMlEnm J- L- EGAR-MANAGER EIETY YEARS OF SERVICE IN RIVERSIDE 858 Tonawanda Street Leona j. Wooster, Pres. Rlverside 1601 Congralulalions Io Ihe Class of l959 Your diploma represents an achievement of which you may well be proud! As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you'll find that a smart appearance is a deiinite asset. Successful Men, in all walks of life, look upon KLEINHANS as the Alma Mater of their Wardrobes. KLEINHANS MAIN AND CLINTON IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO THRUWAY PLAZA - Cheektowaga Americds Largest Store, ,Devoted Exclusively to Men and Boys! Listen to tba! girl play. Compliments of Dr. William Estry - Dentist ALDRED MUSIC HOUSE MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Phone: EL. 3264 948 MAIN STREET near ALLEN BUFFALO 2, NEW YORK McVAN'S Three Floor Shows Every Nile - 8:30 o'rlark xbarp 2078 NIAGARA STREET at HERTEL RUNG'S RIVERSIDE FURNITURE CO Everything to furnish the home 754 Tonawanda St., corner Ontario St. Phone RI. B977 George F. Belt HARDWARE foe and Dave C. F. WALTERS CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY GRANT STREET AND MILITARY ROAD Ci?D Phone Rlverside 0185 TONAWANDA TREET NTARIO S a' O PucHALsKl Ftomsr RI. 3328 Flowers For All Occasions 979 GRANT STREET BUFFALO 7. N. Y. Confab. DR' B' Phone Rlverside 0559 NOTARY PUBLIC DENTIST JOHN F. KRAWCZYK CO. Class of 1939 Real Estate -- Insurance 'k 594 HERTEL AVENUE RI 7751 1055 Grant Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. Whed Alignment Wheel Balancing Compliments of THE HI-TONE 859 Tonawanda St. BARBERS GARAGE Don Barber, Prop. 321 ONTARIO ST. -VI. 9125 Motor Tune Up Brake Repair Tailor and Compliments of 20 Ycars'Service- to Riverside RICH ICE CREAM Tonawanda Stfeet RL 418 Phone: WA. 6650 CHARLAP'S DAIRY Nofure's Most Nourishing 8. Digesfible Food Pcsteurized - Homogenized - Clarified For Home Delivery Phone Rl. 8664 ll GREEI l Y STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Go Riverside, beat McKinley. JUDD'S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts - Ice Cream - Beer - Pop C pl, I f om :men .v o 254 ESSER AVENUE Dr. Charles G. Cushing I. 9345 MARGARET HOFFMAN, Proprietress Aschbacher Motor Corp. We Use RCA Tubes Phone DE 1088 t . U . 620 Ontario Street Lance Radio and Television Service We Repair All Makes of Radios cf' Television 'ii it mm' Plymouth il B Chrysler 367 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Sales 64' Service RADIO SERVICE - TELEVISION SERVICE DE. 5688 A 81 B RADIO Dependable Approved Standard Work Prices Oliice: DE. 7 1 5 3 TON RAY ELECTRIC, INC. Emergency Service: DE. 4487 - BE. 2709 Licensed Electrical Contractor Home 8: Industrial Wiring 8: Repairs 667 TONAWANDA STREET JERRY BARRY'S BARBER SHOP 209 NEWFIELD ST. Phone DE. S961 RAY CASTER'S SERVICE STATION WASHING - LUBRICATION ONTARIO 8: COPELAND Phone VI. 9619 XXX Let us out !!!!!.'! Compliments of PARK EDGE SUPER MARKETS Phone BEdford 0806 414 THE VARSITY SHOP SPORTS WEAR 0 SPORTS EQUIPMENT HABERDASHERY 0 TROPHIES Complete Outfitters for Schools, Clubs, Fraternities and Teams Charlie Getz AMHERST STREET BUFFALO 7, N RI. 2614 BLACK ROCK WALLPAPER 8. PAINT CO. 1027 GRANT ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Compliments M HERTEL RADIO SHOP 1 212 HERTEL AVE. Cor. Lovering Ave. Sales - Service 133 Compliments of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. E. J. Martin, Manager Compliment: U A FRIEND Io the Senior Class of Riverside High School 846 TONAWANDA ST. BE. 5370 ANNA'S K-JO'S RESTAURANT Cleaners - Launderers and Custom-made Draperies 1595 ELMWOOD AVE' BE. 7897 VI. 9579 2075 NIAGARA ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Deo-Deo. Ernest G. Zaviscc 757 Tonawanda Street SENECA BLUEPRINT CO., INC. PICKETT SLIDE RULES VEMCO DRAFTING SETS 187 and 193 DELAWARE AVENUE Branch at: 1965 SHERIDAN DR. - WA. 6772 HEIGAARD CONSTRUCTION CO. Industrial Cf Commercial General Contractors Store Fronts 4 DE. 0053 100 VILLA AVE Congratulations to the Pick-Up and Delivery Phone DE. 0477 JIM'S RADIO 81 T.V. SERVICE Auto Radios and Appliances Repaired Graduating Class of 1959 All Makes Authorized Philco and Motorola Cgmplimgnfg of Color TV Service RIVERSIDE SENIOR GIRL'S HI-Y 527 TONAWANDA sr. BUFFALO 1, N. Y. President . ........ Mary Ann Ujloki Vice-President . . . Patricia Nowocien Recording Secretary . . Patricia Schmidt Tel. RI. 8958 MA. 7000 Corresponding Secretary . . . . Isabel Vizzi Treasurer ..... Beverly Radginski Chaplain .... . Carol Cieplinski Sergeant-at-Arms . . Dianne Swiatek Protem . . . . Rose Mary Shulick Fife and CHSUHIYY Iflsllfiiflce Advisor . . Mrs. David Wilson 116 MAYER BUFFALO 7, N. Y. C'mon Gram, cut the tears. L. N. WHISSEL LUMBER CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of '59 ELEK'S FOOD SHOPPE BUFFALO WILLIAMSVILLE - KENMORE 393 ESSER AVENUE DE. 8589 DElaware 8400 Road Service Compliments of BELL TIRE 8 BATTERY SERVICE, INC. FRED and STANLEY CAMPBELL B. F. Goodrich Tires -A' Tubeless Tires ir Batteries ROBERT E. HENNESSY CO. 2818 DELAWARE AVENUE Funeral Home 135 KENMORE 17, NEW YORK SPATH'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Tbat's a ball permit? Compliments of DR. JOSEPH J. BOEHLER DENTIST Your GENERAL ELECTRIC, NORGE AND PHILCO DEALER Record-Phonographs HARRISON ELECTRIC SERVICE 482 EAST ST. 2 788 TONAWANDA STREET DE. 5051 Riverside Representatives of DEERY'S PHARMACY John Hancock Mulual 125 VIRGIL AT TACOMA I fe I 5 'ce co' BOSTON, MASS. Prescriptions - School Supplies . . Wallace Hussak Norbert E. Weckerle, C.L.U. Drug Supplies - Sundries cclass of -51, AM. 1955 136 WA. 8584 Hospitalization and Family Plans RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL Q and COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Founded 1944 Extends Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 We are proud to be the first organization of this type in the city. During our long association with Riverside High School we feel that we have made many valuable contributions to the life of the school. It is our sincere wish that we shall be able to continue for many more years. BUTCH'S RESTAURANT 443 TONAWANDA STREET Good Place to Eat MILTON L. DEE . . . OPTICIAN Phone: RI. 4507 190 ONTARIO STREET' At Tonawanda Street .-.Ms W ,Q r -v ft Q. f I MELZER BROS., INC. Furniture and Appliances 858 TONAWANDA ST. - RI. 9406 3100 BAILEY AVE. - UN. 3057 Established 1926 ORBAN-A. Covered Buttons, Buckles, Belts Sewing Supplies 973 TONAWANDA STREET JOHN SCHUTT, JR., INC. Trucking 4361 RIVER ROAD DE. 2040 Robert C. Schutt, President Arthur H. Killian. Treasurer Compliments of THE TOWER PIZZA HOUSE 271 ONTARIO ST. Where Pizza is not a sideline Phone DE 4677 137 SULLIVAN LUMBER LUMBER . . . WOODWORK BUILDING MATERIAL STRIKER 8. HUETTER IEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS Time Payments RI. 4500 780 Tonawanda Street DE. 1172 z1.s9 NIAGARA STREET at ARTHUR 09 T ' 'd F'I E 'i g' C I R C U S B A R N. C. HOFFMEYER, D.D.S. if . Edward Norman, Prop. 1893 NIAGARA STREET- zos MILITARY ROAD BUFFALO, N. Y No school today, Hooray! RICH MARINE SALES Chris Craft and Lyman Boats Johnson Outboard Motors 1884 NIAGARA STREET RI. 9442 Store Phone House BE. 6303 BE. 3619 GEORGE ANDERSEN FLOOR CO. Wall Tile - Linoleum - Hardwood - Refinishing Kitchen and Bath Modernizing 2060 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO 7, N. Y. RIVERSIDE MEN'S SHOP N ' I.. . ...-.gRits:f1::::gu-I-:swim I I1IlZf:'Ei1 , Q dd WN- -I-X-3, - Hin-. , l'Ill4mgf,wMLl4lMt A i lun ' nll ' I -: - A475 TONAWANDA ST. COR. ONTARIO HEADQUARTERS FOR AUTHENTIC HIGH SCHOOL STYLES Store: DE. 4450 Estimates Cheerfully Given RIVER ROCK GRILLE Your Hostess DOT HOY 8 Photographic Supplies - Developing and Printing Fine Food and Danring Rust Craft Cards - Hobby Supplies Music Fri. - Sat. Nites 10 p.m. to 2:50 a.m. , FALO N. Y. NIAGARA at AMHERST 111 FARMER STREFT BUF 7, Compliments of GRANDYLE PHARMACY Inc. I LARRY s DELICATESSEN GRAND ISLAND' N' Y, 185 ESSER AVENUE Prescriptions Drugs VI' 9226 Buffalo' N' Y' School Supplies Cosmetics Project your voice. ALBERT GREEN, D.D.S. MONOGRAM RESTAURANT 245 ONTARIO STREET 4 RI. 8231 sooo Fooo is WEST EAGLE STREET C 'n ,fj 'e 'f REDDEN suNoco ssnvlce RIVERSIDE PAPER STOCK CO, TIRES .- A-z LUBRICATION - BATTERIES Phone: Rl. 9856 2211 NIAGARA ST. Rl. 8125 2246 Niagara Street Buffalo 7, N. Y Ge , e F Bm EARL H. PARKER Phone RI. 8977 o g . C F w Local Representative PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 524 Ontario Sf- Phone! DE. 6694 Buifalo 7. N. Y. Res: RI. 2728 GRANT STREET AND MILITARY ROAD NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Compliments of Compliments of THE ROYAL PHEASANT RESTAURANT 443 FOREST AVENUE Call GR. 9764 for Rexervalions ADRIENNE and EVELYN MEYERS STEAKS-CHOPS-SEA FOOD Muxir on the Hammond Nightly x 9',,,.f-H That certain smile. Compliment: of Compliments of COLEY'S DAIRY DELAWARE PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL Bmw Dairy Pmdum INC. 220 PARKDALE AVE. LI. 1071 J- A- DEHUNGER KALIN'S FLOWER SHOP 'A' Food Market We give and redeem S E1 H Green Stamps t Tel. BE. 4838 198 ONTARIO ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. 571 ONTARIO STREET BUFFALO, N. Y Phone: RI. 3696 A. FOX MCKAIG-HATCH, mc. Mechanic's Hand Tools GRAND ISLAND Pliers - Hammers Bridge 4402 Box, open-end, combination, pipe, and adjustable wrenches BE. 2078 THOMPSON FUNERAL CHAPEL A. B. Thompson fMorticianj 125 SKILLEN ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. 911 TONAWANDA STREET RI. 3550 RI. 6985 Kick tbose legs. READ STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP C0mP1i 1e'U-V Everything Photographic of Rl. 3504 Mrs. Allen Reiser Reliable since 1914 861 TONAWANDA BUFFALO Compliments of HI-Y-ETTS vAN sLYKE's PHARMACIES President ........ june Szustakowski and Vice President ........ Sharan Meany Secretary . . . . . . Anne Triantis Treasurer . . . . Pauline Kieselbach PRESCRIPTIONS Sergeant 4 Arms . . Patricia Lance Chaplain . . . . Genia Ferri Pro Tem . . Patricia Gowel DELAWARE NEAR SHERIDAN 141 Advisor . . Mrs. Mersberg Compliments of EVERGLADES 1460 HERTEL AVE. C A F E AT. 9177 junior Prom NICHOLAS GIDICK Special Rates on Tuxedo Rentals for Your Prom 8 For all Riverside Students 277 Austin St.. corner of Kial BE. 1496 ASTOR PARK MEN'S SHOP 61 5 MAIN ST. Opposite Paramount Theatre MAdison 97 38 C ompliments of HANK NOWAK Associated with Burns Bros. Congratulations FOREST MATERIALS, INC. just a Short Drive to Edgewater Park Hillel Congratulations from the BLUE EAGLE CAFE Ethel Bogdan Plant Class of 1937 2207 NIAGARA ST. VI. 9225 Catering to Banquet: and Parties P A L A D E N S 4 ROAD CLUB M b f R.H.S. Special Friday Nite Fish Fry 75c em ers mm J. Wright T. Rule B. I-Iulpiau Fakeoul We Hail Thee Riverside- GIRLS SMALL COUNCIL '58 - '59 ROBERT E. CAMPBELL GENERAL INSURANCE Phone BR. 3194 1900 EAST RIVER RD. GRAND ISLAND Compliments of OMEGA TAU PHI SORORITY President ........ Beverly Radginski Vice President . . Joyce Winarski Secretary . . . . Madaline Hrebik Treasurer . . . Alberta LaBuda WILLIAM A. PILLER CHIROPRACTOR DE. 4595 102 ECKHERT STREET Congratulations from STAN O R TE L PARK INN mos TONAWANDA CORNER CHADDUCK Plumbing, Heating, Hardware E1 Service Rlverside 782 5 Your Hosts Millie and Tom Burke 352-354 AMHERST ST. BUFFALO 7, N. Y. Delicious Fish - Spaghetti HARDWARE AT SOFT We cater to parties PRICES Good Luck to the Students of Todayg and Eventually the Parents of Tomorrow. BABY FURNITURE SHOPPE 7 GROSSMAN'S . 1294 Hertel near Colvin Open Every Night BE. 6147 We Sell Everything But tbe Baby. Every Good Boy Does Fine. Compliments of THE ISLAND DISPATCH Grand Island's Weekly Newspaper WINTER ENGINEERING COMPANY 1815 WINTER RD. GRAND ISLAND, N. Y. RI. 9660 Professional Engineers Production Consultants 144 Product Development Automation in Manufacturing Remember the old ? .fl VX x M Come aboard the new Pier 16 Port of Riverside WESTFALL MOVING 8. FUEL Bef! WMI-'ff I0 flu' 268 ONTARIO STREET CLASS or 1959 CW' 5' Oi' Furnace Installation and Storage from the RI. 1390 RI. 7007 RIVERSIDE BOYS HI -Y President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . Sergeant at Arms Advisor . . . Bob Kaiser . Al Szalay john Fontana Bill Vampatic Mike Lalock Wayne Hallett . Jack Smith Compliments of ELIROY RESTAURANT Waiting for the Bell. TEX ACO SERVICE The Best Friend Your Car Has Ever Had R. V. SWANICK GARAGE N. Y. INSPECTION Compliments U WALKER'S WALLPAPER 3. PAINT Front Wheel Alignment DE. 7732 792 TONAWANDA ST 2829 NIAGARA ST. PHONE VI. 9359 BUFFALO, NEW YORK AMERICA'S KING OF SPORTING GOODS Stands Ready to Serve You DICK FISCHER ATHLETIC GOODS, INC. 699 MAIN STREET Thruway Plaza, Southgate Plaza, and Thruway Lanes In Riverside It's the Big EALTH APPINESS ENEL'S 145 Ice Cream 81 Dairy Products i' Everybody In C. Riverside and Block Rock Reads GENERAL PAINTING CONTRACTORS AT. 5185 ' Weekly since l923 i' Artists for the Poster Contest Congratulations to the Class of '59 From RAYMOND A. MARCINIAK 9 24 GROTE STREET BUFFALO 7, NEW YORK ' Complzments of 'A' Supervisor of the 21st Ward . En. 46 5 Main St. 0 Buffalo Compliments and 3900 Main St. 0 Eggertsville ' Amherst of Dr. Alexander Cline 9 146 Senior Directory ALBRIGHT, JOYCE 225 NEWFIELD ST. BE 2420 ALJOE, RONALD 85 ULLMAN ST. DE 6226 ARANYOSI, RUDOLF 19 GRACE ST. DE 1646 ATHANS, KATHLEEN 126 M LA FORCE DRIVE VI 3825 AVINO, BARBARA 21 CLAY ST. VI 5292 BAER, JUDITH 143 CROWLEY AVE. DE 2445 BALCH, ROBERT 2377 NIAGARA ST. RI 7084 BALOGH, JOHN 399 ROESCH AVE. RI 5517 BARLETTE, DIANE 301 DEARBORN ST. RI 3427 BAUER, LINDA 183 CONDON AVE. VI 5206 BEARDSLEY, DIANE 733 TONAWANDA ST. RI 2621 BEEHLER, MARY JANE 24 SQUAW ISLAND GR 6516 BEIRING, PEGGY 75 EASTWOOD PLACE SU 6028 BELLER, DIANE 131 RIVERSIDE AVE. VI 3903 BENTON, CALVIN 77 K LA FORCE DRIVE VI 8215 BERNARD, BARBARA 60 LA FORCE DRIVE BE 4445 BIELICKI, MILDRED 390 DEARBORN ST. RI 8039 BOGDAN, CHARLES 63 SIMON ST. Rl 6609 BOGDAN, STANLEY 18 GROVE ST. VI 4636 BOYER, JUDITH 16 HAWLEY ST. GA 4701 BREDDY, BEATRICE 65 CONDON AVE. VI 2145 BRENKACZ, CAROLE 96 AMHERST ST. DE 0471 BRENNAN, CAROL 23 GARFIELD ST. BE 0296 BRILL, MARLENE 112 ARGUS ST. BE 4907 BRITT, JAMES 39 GALLATIN AVE. BE 1638 BROOKS, BARBARA I 9 MEDFORD PLACE DE 4928 BUDWEE, RICHARD 14 UPPER EAST LANE VI 7244 BUGMAN, MARY ANN 427 ONTARIO ST. RI 5987 BURGESS, JOAN 14 FAIRFIELD PLACE AT 2370 BURKE, LEONA 41 ELMVIEW PLACE RI 1900 BUTKOWSKA, BERNADETTE 26 SUNNYSIDE PLACE ----------- CAMPBELL, JUDITH 1378 E. PARK RD., GR. IS. BR 3004 CANINO, JOSEPH 456 TONAWANDA ST. VI 2692 CAPUTY, JUDITH 74 SIMON ST. DE 0838 CASSIDY, BARBARA 99 BEATRICE AVE. BE 9275 CHEMPINSKI, ANTONI 577 ELLICOTT ST. MA 2719 CHURCH, KEITH 170 ESSER AVE. VI 1898 CIEPLINSKI, CAROL 32 TUXEDO PLACE BE 4965 CLUNE, KATHLEEN 156 STRATFORD PLACE DE 7717 COLES, SHARON LEE 26 HUNT AVE. RI 0876 COLLINS, CATHERINE 1973 NIAGARA ST. RI 8029 COLLINS, JUDITH 17 CONDON AVE. RI 8488 COLLINS, RICHARD 2317 FIX RD., GR. IS. BR 4975 COWIE, ROBERT 3 ROSEDALE ST. VI 3414 CYGAN, JUDITH 157 GROTE ST. VI 3664 DAVIS, ERIC 75 SHOREHAM BLVD. BE 3582 DEAN, ROSEMARY 108 AUSTIN ST. BE 0665 DE GARMO, HELEN 204 ONTARIO ST. RI 4412 DE GLOPPER, RAYMOND FIX RD., GR. IS. BR 3225 DE GROFF, STANLEY 88 ULLMAN ST. RI 9892 DELANO, BEVERLY 1169 HERTEL AVE. RI 0542 DELMONTE, JOHANNA 58 A LA FORCE DRIVE BE 3214 DE LONG, MARY 99 CHADDUCK AVE. RI 6967 DENVER, NANCY 396 ONTARIO ST. VI 1045 DISSETTE, LORRAINE 65 SHOREHAM BLVD. VI 8942 DROZDOWSKA, PATRICIA 94 GROTE ST. VI 8724 DROZYNSKI, GERALD 49 ELMVIEW PLACE DE 2359 DUFFIN, ARTHUR 417 ONTARIO ST. BE 7188 EHLERS, EILEEN EICH, PATRICIA ELEK, BARBARA ENSMINGER, HENRY EVOY, JUDITH FERRI, EUGENIA FISH, ALICE ANN FLOOD, KATHERINE FONTANA, JOHN FORTNEY, BETTY FRANK, THOMAS FRAZON, PETER FRIDMANN, JUDY FRITZ, THELMA GAGOLA, JOAN GANNON, DAVID GARDON, GAIL GAWEL, PATRICIA GEIB, MARILYN GEMBALA, DAVID GIBAS, KARL GOLDSTEIN, IRIS GOLEBIEWSKI, JOSEPH GOLLWITZER, PETER GOLONKA, CHRISTINE GOTTLER, KATHLEEN GOULDING, PATRICIA GRANAT, GERALDINE GREEN, GARY GREEN, JOHN GRIECO, JOANNA GRIFFIN, LINDA GROUP, GRETCHEN GRYNIEWSKI, JESSIE GUIZE, LORRAINE HAINES, DONALD HALEY, EILEEN HALLETT, WAYNE HART, ARLENE HAYNOS, EILEEN HAYWOOD, KATHLEEN HEPWORTH, SUSANNA HEREID, LEE ANNA HESS, KEITH HEURTER, NANCY HIMBURY, RICHARD HOHL, GARY HOLDEN, WENDY HOPE, ANNE HORVATH, ROSE MARIE HOUSE, ROBERT HOWE, GERALD HOVEY, VIRGINIA HOY, GEORGE HREBIK, MADALINE HUDY, MELANIE HUNT, VICKI 283 SKILLEN ST. 75 SHOREHAM BLVD. 393 ESSER AVE. 889 COLONY RD., GR. IS. 53 HARTMAN 107 CROWLEY AVE. 230 ESSER AVE. 41 EVELYN ST. WEST RIVER RD., GR. IS 25 ULLMAN ST. 41 ALBERT AVE. 259 ONTARIO STREET 67POTOMAC AVE. 591 LINDEN AVE. 27 RESERVATION ST. 63 HOLMES PL. 64 CONDON AVE. 243 ROESCH AVE. 127 ROSS AVE. 44 GROVE ST. 586 AMHERST ST. 2462 DELAWARE AVE. 69 KAIL ST. 2129 LONG RD., GR. IS. 150 PETER ST. 103 GUERNSEY ST. 37 SANDROCK RD. 84 NORRIS ST. 463 ONTARIO ST. 132 ONTARIO ST. 198 STRATFORD PL. 47 ROYAL AVE. 134 ROESCH AVE. 491 AMHERST ST. 118 GREELEY ST. 1030 WHITEHAVEN RD., GR. IS. 55 CROWLEY AVE. 3326 GREENWAY RD., GR. IS. 75 WILBURY PL. 225 MILITARY RD. 45 COPELAND PL. 191 CONIXJN AVE. 49 NEWFIELD ST. 48 HENRIETTA ST. 164 ROESCH AVE. 1826 NIAGARA ST. 120 AVERY AVE. 1202 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 2289 NIAGARA ST. 14 LAIRD AVE. 3050 GRAND ISLAND BLVD., GR. IS. 91 ROYAL AVE. 46 HARTMAN PL. 1852 NIAGARA ST. 252 CROWLEY AVE. 1032 HERTEL AVE. 122 RIVERSIDE AVE. BE 1100 DE 0119 DE 8589 BR 3561 RI 5670 VI 3479 BE 6501 DE 3677 BR 2677 VI 1390 BE 7836 RI 3854 GR 9431 RI 7102 DE 2609 DE 1148 BE 9593 VI 1195 RI 7623 VI 8827 RI 8354 BE 7312 RI 7587 BR 4078 DE 8771 BE 2947 DE 5261 BE 6005 DE 7759 RI 2774 BE 8416 VI 4139 DE 2226 VI 1067 BE 8494 BR 4665 RI 5503 BR 4308 RI 7733 DE 9441 BE 9139 RI 3441 DE 0428 RI 3817 RI 1121 DE 5560 RI 3593 BR 4382 BE 3865 BE 5061 BR 3643 DE 6238 BE 4936 BE 6237 RI 8751 RI 4334 VI 5431 IALOWIEC, PATRICIA JAREMKA, MAXINE JELLINICK, ROBERT JOHNSON, LAURALEE JOHNSON, THOMAS KAEEER, JUDITH KAISER, ROBERT KALIN, BETH KENNEDY, GERALD KIESELBACH, PAULINE KIJANKA, JANE KINNEY, IANICE KLAK, RICHARD KLEMPKA, FELIX KLINGEL, MARY ELLEN KLUSEK, RICHARD KNAPIC, MICHAEL KOPRA, PATRICIA KORDASIEWICZ, RONALD KRUEGER, HELMUT KUEHLING, JUDITH KUSHMAN, SHARON KUTZBACH, DOUGLAS KYANKA, JOANNE LA BUDA, ALBERTA LAIBLE, VINCENT LALOCK, MICHAEL LANCE, PATRICIA LANGDON, NANCY LA PAGLIA, FRANCES LAZARUS, CAROL LEGGETT, SANDRA LEISECK, MARY ANN LENARTOWICZ, ALFRED LESSER, NANCY LEWANDOWSKI, JANE LIER, GALE LINICK, JUDY LOCKWOOD, DAVID LONCHER, JOHN LONKO, JOHN LUCAS, WILLIAM MACEK, MARION MANHARD, TERRYL MARINELLI, ROBERT MATTERS, MARCIA MAUL, PAUL MC CARTHY, GERALD MC KNIGHT, BASE MEANEY, SHARON MICHALSKI, WALTER MILITELLO, DIANE MILLER, DONALD MOLNAR, KATHLEEN MULLEN, HENRY MURPHY, FRANCES 244 AMHE RST ST. 94 SHOREHAM BLVD. 325 ROESCH AVE. 106 ROSEDALE ST. 6 COPELAND PL. 37 BEATRICE AVE. 105 LAEN AVE. 571 ONTARIO ST. 171 VILLA AVE. S5 ROSEDALE ST. 11 JOSLYN PL. 13 CENTER LANE 161 PETER ST. 392 HINMAN AVE. 1530 LOVE RD., GR. IS. 69 GLADSTONE RD. 52 CLAY ST. 77 CLAY ST. 659 AMHERST ST. 112 BEATRICE AVE. so WARD ARK RD., GR. IS. 146 FARMER ST. 2156 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 63 ALBERT AVE. 134 MILITARY RD. 2116 FERRY RD., GR. IS. 35 SEABROOK ST. 367 ONTARIO ST. 1079 CARTER DR., GR. IS. 19 SARATOGA ST. 100 HAMILTON ST. 25 ROGRESSIVE AVE. 22 A LA FORCE DR. 20 MARION AVE. 180 MASSACHUSETTS ST. 142 GERMAIN ST. 34 BRIGGS AVE. 111 GORTON ST. 240 WEST FERRY ST. 191 VULCAN ST. 174 DEARBORN ST. 132 RIVERSIDE AVE. 21 KOFLER AVE. 125 RIVERSIDE AVE. 164 DEARBORN ST. 134 LAIRD AVE. 93 FULLER ST. 76 ROYAL AVE. 290 RIVERSIDE AVE. 299 SKILLEN ST. 100 BRADLEY ST. 94 PHILADELPHIA ST. 21 BEATRICE ST. 38 RANO ST. 84 ALBERT AVE. 456 EAST ST. BE 6812 DE 8165 BE 8688 RI 0902 BE 9502 RI 1819 BE 3647 BE 4838 VI 0030 BE 0537 DE 0797 VI 7967 BE 2964 BE 3488 BR 3001 VI 5730 VI 7058 VI 5085 DE 8981 DE 5669 BR 4861 VI 7053 BR 3190 VI 5984 BE 4555 BR 4324 BE 7724 DE 1088 BR 5989 RI 4516 BE 1866 DE 7993 DE 6533 EL 7502 RI 9850 RI 4689 RI 1786 GA 4794 DE 5194 DE 0885 VI 5386 BE 4964 DE 4268 VI 4456 VI 8796 RI 6790 BE 1098 DE 4629 VI 3195 GA 4924 DE 9890 DE 5972 DE 9156 DE 7565 DE 4169 NAWOTNIAK, KENNETH NEUHAUSER, GERALD NIEZGODA, MARTIN NILSSON, AUDREY NISBET, ANN NIZIALEK, DONALD NOWAK, MICHAEL NOWOCIEN, PATRICIA OCHOCINSKA, DOROTHY O'CONNOR, PATRICK OLIVER, JUDITH OMEL, SHAREN ORTOLANO, MYRON PACHLA, FRANCIS PALICA, JACQUELINE PAMROW, CAROLE PAPAJ, MARIANNE PASEK, STANLEY PASSAGE, ROGER PAULY, JOHN PEACE, SHIRLEY PEDLOW, JOHN PENKO, SHIRLEY PLEVNIAK, MARY ANN PINKOW, CHARLES POLANSKI, MARCIA POTOCKI, GERALDINE PRICE, MICHAEL PYZINSKI, IUDITH RADGINSKI, BEVERLY RALSTON, JAMES REED, DONNELLA REGALLA, ARLENE REID, DARRYL REIMANN, ERIC REITZ, RICHARD RICHMEYER, JEROME RINDFLEISCH, DONNA ROBERTS, CAROL ROCCHIO, JOHN ROGGAN, BARBARA RUSSIN, ROBERT RUTECKI, DONALD RYAN, MARLYN SABO, MARGARET SADOWSKI, STANLEY SAVAGE, MARY SCHAETZER, GARY SCHEUFELE, LORETTA SCHMIDT, JAMES SCHMIDT, PATRICIA SCHWAB, MARLENE SCHWEMLE, DENNIS SEIBERT, BARBARA SHERK, NORMA SHOUP, AUDREY 830 TIFFT ST. 285 ROESCH AVE. 21 DANFORTH ST. 260 ONTARIO ST. 21 EVELYN ST. 38 BRIDGEMAN ST. 423 LINWOOD AVE. 153 DEARBORN ST. 1486 KENMORE AVE. 24 HOFFMAN PL. 72 HAWLEY ST. 160 THOMPSON ST. 1194 STONY POINT RD., GR. IS. 570 HERTEL AVE. 59 SIMON ST. 39 SAYRE ST. 189 LAIRD AVE. 2188 LONG RD., GR. IS. 193 RAMSDELL AVE. 10 HARTMAN PL. 11 CENTER LANE 2126 LONG RD., GR. IS. 18 WYANDOTTE ST. 238 AMHERST ST. 3022 WESTWOOD DR., GR. IS. 19 SUNNYSIDE AVE. 874 HERTEL AVE. 2164 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 213 GROTE ST. 156 CHADDUCK AVE. 1 PEORIA ST. 77 ULLMAN ST. 81 BRIDGEMAN ST. 435 HINMAN AVE. 2314 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 5232 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. 25 HARP PL. 213 RIVERSIDE AVE. 1106 STONY POINT RD., GR. IS. 212 CAMDEN AVE. 2140 KENMORE AVE. 394 TONAWANDA ST. 985 GRANT ST. 415 HINMAN AVE. 200 CONDON AVE. 100 KAIL ST. 15 GALLATIN AVE. 93 ROSS AVE. 65 FULLER ST. 216 CHADDUCK ST. 83 THOMPSON ST. 300 ONTARIO ST. 96 ALBERT AVE. 19 WEST LANE 167 FARMER ST. 64 PROGRESSIVE AVE. SO 4031 DE 8342 SU 2096 DE 6890 RI 6704 DE 7516 GA 0725 DE 2380 BE 6573 BE 4285 EL 2340 DE 3697 BR 4363 RI 5017 BE 5110 RI 4363 DE 6710 BR 4509 RI 3594 RI 2393 VI 8895 BR 3397 VI 1065 VI 9182 BR 3081 VI 4002 BE 7825 BR 3182 RI 0842 BE 1700 BE 1569 DE 2907 VI 6515 VI 8663 BR 3040 BR 3581 RI 3449 BE 0837 BR 4409 VI 5906 DE 6442 RI 7443 DE 0172 VI 0015 DE 2480 RI 6512 DE 6805 RI 1061 RI 5954 DE 2975 BR 4550 RI 0693 VI 5305 BE 1206 ...T ,, 2 t , SHULICK, ROSEMARY 117 MILITARY RD. BE 2746 SIMMANCE, LINDA 114 ONTARIO ST. DE 4538 SIVERTSEN, CHARLES 43 GALLATIN AVE. BE 0402 SMITH, MICHAEL 441 ONTARIO ST. VI 7219 SMITH, WILLIAM 441 ONTARIO ST. VI 7219 SNYDER, JAMES 539 E. RIVER RD,GR. IS. BR 4622 SOOS, EDWARD 114 LAIRD AVE. DE 1539 STALEY, DONALD 16 WEST LANE DE 8250 STAUB, KENNETH 2238 E. RIVER RD., GR. IS. BR 3691 STARR, MARILYN 232 FOREST AVE. GA 4717 STEIN, DONNA 50 ECHERT ST. BE 4327 STEPIEN, SANDRA 130 PETER ST. RI 5567 STICHT, NORBERT 43 FAIRCHILD PL. BE 5197 STROH, TERRY 527 ONTARIO ST. DE 6849 STUHLMILLER, BARBARA 84 ROYAL AVE. RI 9052 SVARCZKOPF, RICHARD 108 PACIFIC AVE. RI 9245 SWIATEK, DIANNE 70 GROVE ST. VI 0049 SZAFRANSKI, JOHN 61 ARGUS ST. BE 5250 SZALAY, AL 10 RANO ST. BE 2709 SZCZYKUTOWICZ, JOYCE 100 MARION ST. VI 2330 SZPAICHER, CAROL 90 BUSH ST. ------ ---- SZTUKOWSKI, SANDRA 2126 NIAGARA ST. ------- --- SZUSTAK, CAROLYN 8 DELANEY ST. VI 4448 SZUSTAKOWSKI, JUNE 118 HOWELL ST. BE 9165 TOTH, THERESA 88 GRACE ST. RI 1738 TREANTIS, ANN 223 VIRGIL ST. DE 8052 TRIMPER, JAMES 14 OREGON PL. BE 3560 TUFRS, DONNA 87 ALBERT AVE. DE 1970 THURN, JULIUS 16 ROSS AVE. BE 2937 TOCZEK, GERALD 22 CALUMET PL. VI 1862 UJLAKI, MARY ANN 29 LAIRD AVE. BE 6710 URBAN, JEAN 34 SUNSET ST. RI 3932 VAMPOTIC, WILLIAM 1392 E. PARK RD., GR. IS. BR 4148 VIZZI, ISABEL 80 SHOREHAM BLVD. BE 6374 WALES, JUDITH 75 BRIGGS AVE. DE 0569 WANSOR, MARIE 44 GESL ST. PA 8453 WASIELEWSKA, JUDY 44 SAINT FLORI AN ST. V1 0183 WASIURA, RICHARD 95 PETER ST. BE 8360 WATZ, CAROL 27 GREELEY ST. BE 4783 WATZ, JAMES 2159 NIAGARA ST. DE 4769 WEBER, PEGGY 347 DEARBORN ST. BE 9586 WEIGOLD, GEORGE 125 K LA FORCE DR. ----------- WHITE, VINCENT 284 ORCHARD RD., GR. IS. BR 5767 WILHELM, PAUL 233 EAST' ST. Vl 8274 WILSON, JOHN 67 BUSH ST. PA 8993 WINARSKE, JACKIE 63 BELMONT AVE. VI 4892 WINARSKE, JOYCE 45 DOYLE AVE. BE 1714 WINTERS, FLORENCE 135 MAYER AVE. DE 5980 WOLOSZYN, DENNIS 264 GROTE ST. RI 9075 YOUNG, DONALD 148 POTOMAC AVE. GR 2067 ZAVODNY, ELIZABETH 45 SAYRE ST. BE 4259 ZUBRIS, DONALD 1067 GRANT ST. ZYLINSKI, MARY JANE 556 AMHERST ST. DE 9376 ZYSEK, JOANNE 141 GROTE ST. BE 0760 rv-f -i-W , ,Wy 1 W I I .Qfl C Q 1, ,,. uf' 'I X I' X A 7 in L- Mfr Y J! K fl ,HJ , ,f A X 1 'v4' Q7 , X W V fix 'ati XM wiff W f qs W WW ' ' ' in A i bhx If , I f E 1' Q 5 ' J ffaZ4 ,m,JQ!MAx ' i 1 1 cg X ,X X ,ui x , A b if f oi R I 2 x igh- fl cy . I bl, J fjx 1 4 My ' fN ' ,, , , ,4 .V L, W Maw , 7 A , fl f . 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