Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1957 volume:

l N I i' - i EE' o f 1 ' ' 4 Q2 E 5551, My Waam :ff . , W., f--l------i- -1 A ww - 4 Sb Xu P A, I, W . H- I I , , X17 J- ,, J. ,ff f W M , f . 2 ' , lj, gp ,jr , .A 5' 5 WW V ff JfWf!1M 1 5 MJ ' if 41 A ,M WQKW , J X ff M W N sXX'X.L - W NNN lx Q wa W ff! W W 51 fi 1 fl Q . ' . gf? ?2??+ 2 11, .ww ... Q. 132- Q x '54.'--an ., . 'Q' ff- 1 , ' ' W1 f-4.-A-. -fauwi 1' 5 , . ' ' T: 3, 'L 2' lr . . , t 'f1.Lf2W wx . 1 Q ' ' ' . , - ,I ,J ' 6 '.' 'BH' . 5 - ' ' if .. -. . 4.M22.aaLiaf.m.1:.4.. ' ,fmmaifsiwgmmgs-,M . ,ag -. Q x ,- 4,-E.:w..w..-a,.Maw.m,amw..:.m.1..2 Eff :lr .7 4,af1957 S . Schw! S Eli ,-s-.ml Q lg .f I 1 5 1I Iq?'lJ1 f ju I 4 114 I7 K WW f ff f'2G fj' E Q6 'ah ra- 5 'N X 5? x M5 5 V W' WS Hifi 7757 f ll ,Q 2 I f-2 Q U li ,I I M Jaeoento, 0 f ill WW' I? X IH Jf - , ,I I-,Q-xlll' 1 ,f. 1' ,,, 124: .-1:1 Q . 5Q94 -'-:?,'3'gE:3: , lm: S., 1, :J -Q: X 'm'25'f' Kali ' f. 1 '1 0- I-1 1, ,1:s fll1, 4 '27, 'f Z , ' 3 X .. 1 r' f: Q- lw ,2x,QL,-,--9 4 3 5,4 5 7 4 7 .,,4.,,,, lf VK f P . x - 4 , ml. W ,- Y - ' f 2 ,, .. ff 'ov W . :zL1:fa'2?'-52 :r 71-15 45:0 ' ,11,-.2?,'fZEg:jqg5-'.j.p,g.,1422- . Ak2':i'1j3f'f1f,'iafff7, 'F' -1 : '-..',-, 5 Y' ' f at f 7 ,:',. ' H51 X .w .1 ' ' '!r X I 1 ' 1 9 , - 'I .1 X Ll:-.k,:::',:'i' 1: ix' 1 .. ? V Z 'N' 'W' ' , 'f 1 ' f '- ' ' 'vx 4 , 'xl r y , I . , , ., , . . 5 N . 1. 4. A 'M 1 'I I ERE ORD 17 -5 5' Asyo l1bbpagesf1lv00 e' Fey u t tl:-,wel '12 00 rlze oldro 1660 t g00o'b e ro :lp old lzaa-4' Pouf sg r 411tr11e1vCree' o I6-e lm-es o olv' lvlzele Ive ave Ief ou ,oasrlly 721 s slzcc MZ! lv t lv. or 6 ' flag-S' 1 t 017' 0' -if ber er ez I a Ca baslb Jf flractzb 0 012 co pblr eats lbgt Ive 12-QP Iulzdere lriag t b lzave een woo I2 t lb co o 111' satis-f' fbwr an'ET FR! HA 3 f I utlzlzy re otl16A-,lvur P1 O O 'VII' Qs- 127 6, o say y e . T ag O 00O'0lLg-. dolze . ' 2' 0 fl! lzglq-, We-913 fly 00 11 . 8 0 11 D r 11,9-311 c 111 15121 s-rg, obe es e eb Q1 y o e rqglzlvlzelve b g,aQ'0fg 12' S4212l'0ff 6 fda ymg e. I I S 1 X I Y E '17 As we come to the end of our four years at Salamance High School and look back upon our accomplishments, we realize more fully and more strongly than we ever have before that without the aid of certain wonderful people, our successes would not have been possible. Heading the list of those to whom we owe much gratitude are, of course, our parents or guardians, to whom we owe our very existence, and for whose constant guidance and advice we will always be so in- dehted. Then there are the teachers, who displayed such interest in our attempts and were so willing to assist us in numerous respects. And, naturally, we cannot forget our fine schoolmates, whose friendship and support were always a source of encouragement to us. To all these people, and to everyone else who helped us in any way to attain our goals, we dedicate this page of appreciation. Qedicaticm Miss McCabe, we'd like to tell you a story, the story of a woman who has devoted much of her life to training and developing the charac- ters of her students, who has sacrificed her time and energy without hesitation, knowing that some day her efforts will bear fruit. As Seniors, we have had the opportunity to sit day after day in her classes, aware that before us stood a woman of dignity and scholarship. That woman, Miss McCabe, is you. U N xx Himucfm up My MUUUE 6 D 3 Q ci Q 'T .1--P P . '21 W, T :.' Ji25 :l::.-.ci-4 :gig 'I-il' l:::: I V ,P wg XXV 4533: U C259 -f2224?gZ X7 DY G' ,, Q1 9 s i I WILLIAM O. VALENT, Principal JULIUS C. BRAUN, Superintendent Staff! ' ' ' The Salamanca High School Board of Education is a group of citizens representing the people in arranging the programs and policies of the high school to achieve the best possible educational opportunities for the students. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph A. Greer, Miss Lillian Beyer, Mrs. Mabel MRS, ROSE BLOOM, Secretary Smith. BOARD OF EDUCATION Langhans, Mrs. R. Brown, R. Block, P. Oyer, H. Myers. '. George Stewart laying corner- ne for new Junior-Senior High bool. During the past two years, the board has spent a great deal of time developing plans for the new Salamanca Junior-Senior Central High School in order to have it available for use be- ginning in September 1957. We students commend the board's efforts toward helping to bring about a realization of our hopes for this fine new building. MAINTENANCE STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF B. Scoby, F. Campbell, H. Puvel M, Prigg, C, Caruso f -sq. x' A T , ,grip may xy is 52 3' 1 r. - Mr. J. Braun, Superintendentg Mrs. E. Zimmennan, President: L. 5 gg. - F L -3 .ii . Ax 'S-...u fi g, DONALD BACHAR Business MRS. FRANK A. BEYER, IR Guidance Counselling ALFRED CANNON Business MARIAN C. CARTER Citizenship Education MRS. FRED ELSEN American History MRS. EDWARD I. FORNESS Languages LOUIS FOY Boys' Physical Education THOMAS F. GILCHRIST English MRS. HELEN GIRVEN School Nurse MRS. ELIZABETH GUTHRIE Science JOHN A. HAMMOND Science MRS. EDWIN L. HARE Girls' Physical Education It Xa' r Q 1-M WA, : jfz ,,,w,L,., ,f 4 n gf: . 4, Y 4 Q 5 .ku ef . , ,MW M 1 , , -QW: ,M Ur' 'F' x X ' f ff ,Q Q' ggi. ' 'Wi f .H i v-avi' K fa- V -x3 'f,Px' jg, ' ' 4,1 .L 1 s -A + J , , if TA 214, Sm as ma V 4 s X .i E Ri' Q f K F-fi . ig, ig A 35-2 Z2 f' 5: K QQ, nk 51 , N . M. Ma thema tics ALBERT B . RICH Latin faculty, MRS. BERNARD I. PRUNER STEPHEN L, SMREK Business MRS. FRANK S. STEWART English CLAIR M . WESCOTT Industrial Arts MRS. DEAN WHIPPLE Business 70lfQff' U MRS. CHARLES E. WHITE Music ELMA L. WHIT EMAN Dental Hygienist 'I2 f Y SQ QL? J f If ,'f',,f'! A4 ,ff X X xv .- fx ,f X UM KX X Wink S Q I m . ,,: . Q.:. , xx x :Q QQ QQ Q ' A . YN Xsii I' l 1 Q . - - L moms --1-www? Qf 1- Eff I JL -ll iD 'U 4. if D if f f f f gun '5 TQ 5 -P f' 4i, - I 1 1 I s-N WE? ' I . - - Q '1 ' Ny ll' 65' r N '- '53 if' Q , 'Qp.f ' fl f fl S 6 I I Che 01.7 ', We probably were no different from any other Fresh- man class, but some of the glances cast our way seemed to say -- Are you sure they sent us the right bunch this year? They seem rather l Four years gone? Impossible! But, let's see: We began attending Salamanca High in 1953, and we're graduating this year, 1957, One . . . two , , , three . . . Sure enough, four yearsl They went so fast -- probably because they were so much fun, as some quick reflections of those four years will show. Freshmenl In high school at last! But why do those upperclassmen pay so little attention to us? We'll show them before long, though! And we did: Our Pumpkin Bounce was an enviable success, our class assembly was equally auspicious, and our French Beauty Parlor Stunt Nite act was a whale of a lot of fun. Time went on, as it has a habit of doing, and we found ourselves, as Sophomores, more a part of the social life. Our bank account was steadily increasing, especially after our Sadie Hawkins Dance in which Minnie Clifford surprised Bob Formica by being almost as fast as he was. With our second successful assembly, and another zany Stunt Nightskit, a tradition began taking shape. After a short summer vacation, Father Time again reminded us that more was to come. A yawning hole in our treasury chest led to: Peanut brittle! Chocolate straws! Creamy mints! Our candy sale was on! It lasted all year and really augmented our treasury, The good humor continued MR. LANKOW, Advisor through our class activities, and there were serious moment: too, especially at the Junior-Senior Banquet, Then, all tot soon, Moving Up Day was upon us. Sentimental tears trickle: down many cheeks that day as the departing Seniors left the stage and proud Juniors took their places. Before we knew it we were Seniors. Our kick-off was the Back to School Dance followed bi candy and fruit cake sales. Following tradition, we presenter our unforgettable Senior Snow Ball, and then launched into the unknown with our senior trip to New York City. The productior of our delightful senior play and the compiling of our 195' Seneca will afford many lingering memories. Now as we are approaching our destinies, we realize that even though-the door of our high school career is closing, others are opening. At graduation, that door will shut completely. but, we'll be ready. SENIOR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: K. DeBoy SECRETARY A. Fedell PRESIDENT G. Sander TREASURER K. Houck VICE -PRESIDENT I6 'ir K WAYNE ABRAMS Mr. Athlete of 1956. Flashing end of S.H.S.'s grid team. Bus commuter from the woods of the West. How he hates those oral book reports. f fy .pox .yi J ij w-fVlf- N I sff 'WfVJwAw?' 4 , JIJAXJL MV! ff MILDRED Midge, Loves kids. Afuturekindergarten teacher. Wow! Look at those freckles. Qie of our top honor students. Habla espanol? DAVID BAILEY ' Dave, Sally H.igh's Professor Derr er! Hyp- N f notism fascinates him. 1' Quiet? Not in ch Class-- if thi' ' o Voices his opinions! kv see Dave Bailey! VQf X , rl! nd!! A A ' . I vb f A V Agn , A ff K 1 Ubi a 7 . 'zu i THEODORE BAKER Ted, Gi, those big brown eyes! Ice skating pro! Ladies' man! Physics has me stumpuiln Seneca 'I'heater's future WILLARD BAILEY Mrs. Ma.1lan's pet peeve. Ed and I -- partnersin crime. Always a jokerl General Burnside. Tony's going to beat my record. .TOSEPHINE BARGY Jo, Pve got typing practice 7th period. What a ball in office practice. Intramural sports aremy first 18 love. Be with you in a second, Maureen. if U manager. A .. MARY ELLEN BARNHART Tops in dependability. Small and sweet! Oh, those BAR meetingsl Got a letter today, Female fiddler. Milk maid at Srnith's. X!! NN it x ' L JP . DANIEL BOUTELLE Dan, Red hair and frecklesl Black Panther. Hails from Killbuckl Gimme a girl and some jazz and I'l1 be happy, WILLIAM BIERFELUI' Bill, Egg smasher at Lob1aw's. Is he really so bashful? Snappy dresser! Man in the blue Merc. An0therLAOK fa-Ylfgr t K5 BOwEN ,afg- A lark in Ensemble. Willing worker. Friendly-- always has a hi for everyone! Avez-vous votre lecon? Lady, Idid not short change you! 3P60dY. Anybody want a ride? Where's the party tonight? Just loves history class??? Joey Chitwoodl There WAS a cabin ' the Park. tswwfwi? .Wf....1ec..,Q 12.f2e,m.eC.Q LEO BIERFELDT An outdoor man. Expert with a rifle! Loves to tinker Ji! f, 5 with hot rods. Silent type. Olympic ice skating star , Q glfyt A of 1960. jd f rt f' 5' if N ., 'P Ji 5 ' f h 4 tw Y ft Drummer boy. Ex- ! a .iw ' ss.aaslQxowmstvsu ' THOMAS BRIDGES Chl Those curly locks. Sportsmindedl Anyone for tennis? Speed king on the ice! Sage of the hot rod set. Robin Hood, Robin Hood. ff fi AmORBR0L .T OANN CEMANE yt' ft The mighty hlmter. Fisherman at heart! Oneof the Killbuck gang, Bd, Dave, and I. Egg repair man at Loblaw's. ,V A Www? q f 7 X S Jo, Always in a hurry. Beware, another woman XS' Wm 0 driver in the making. Makes her fortlme at New- f ber! 'S. DE member 'C E i ' Street.. X cj mei r e W, ll J . if S fi 4' 7 V in Ki D Y ,- Q ff bf at Ja A f ' Y? S ' , L Wifi V ri' I A xt 1 Q VM YY l , Y BASIL CLARK - LK! Likes to hunt and fish. Football hero of S.H.S. U Forever teasing the girls. Q1, that deep base voice! N Paul Bunyon of the Allegany forest. I SOMA CHAMBERLAIN dx, that contagious giggle! Tiny, but oh, my! Back seat driver. Never quiet. Mr. Gi1christ's little helper. Got thed y done, Dave? B W till OR, W amor ffl! M, cy F1 I '--smi W , usins and I. A DAS gal. Loves to drive: I wish , 'Ihad my own carl Minnie, got any tickets? JOSEPH COLLINS J'erry. Another one of those men drivers!!! Owns a cool Ford. Ladies' man. Who's got their home- work done? Bob and L Tall, dark, and handsome! 9 MQTECOWTWW' new ' 6' J in cholr and homemaking. Typist for . Hare. May, Donna, and L Polite, pleasant, and very dependable. KAREN DE BOY ' 'Thumper.' ' Honor student and chief of the ' ' Warrior' ' tribe, Love those eyes! Where's the fire. Karen? , 1 -I ML 55 A 9A1ways so busy! L-1-E33-4, Lens Soil. .ZVV0QL7VM1,,fA,C, 'ifzafffV4 7 . jeff, Lf mbl' L 0 A x..-Q J 1 'M Mr n we not ,af ng di. -A if L04 ,' if E My , ,, V A 7171, 74 ,U,04,4f,5,1f , 44411 Y ,Q f , jk an Ami, f 1 NT 'lyl , ,fl . .iii ANN DONATO Peppy cheerleader. Brains plus personality. Full of fun. Neat dresser. Annette parle francais. Future teacher. Hey, Willie! IUDITH DOLECKI Listen slowly -- I talk fast! Loves to skate. Fords? -- my specialty! No trouble to anyone. Bery1's my LXI. I, ' If ' XX RAE DONER f Small but powerful. Snappy. penny. and real f1'ieHd1Y- She's got an army of big brothers. Loves SPOTISI tn ' MARENA DULANSKI Mimi, Future high school teacher Parlezvous francais. Guards the halls of Sally I-hgh. Always a Afriendly bil No more layout mats please'7 'P eff? Vw ,gov f RU www 51,0111 UGA X , n V bob in SZDXW' -,Mix ' 7 CAROL DUNN Ajl1fV!fLw.f4f rip' P Pizza fiend! The only kid in town who has Pepsi fits! Dig those driver training classes! Another one X o B A . N ofxtlr se ARLEQIS 'J gb! M in if it 1 1 of L tx A79 r nn P J' W! fx 'MJ LLXLQ, VN ,V JUDITH EVANS X 7 ' ,, , 1, ,I 'X' X ff LU N XML A lk A f I know I'm a crazy driver! 'I'hoseBAR parties are murder! One of Mr. Gi1christ's homeroom pests A A , .J-I ' f' if L' f Xt Likes to hike on railroad tracks. V 1 5 iff! I f it if Y t ,SMF SY W 7 ,, ln ox M , ,. . , ,f .f . S . X , f- N , ,I , .4 X. X 5 ,L .A J' 3 f V J K-,P i Y WK -. J fr, +1 X V j'x'Y X ,di N-A . , X SN!! x.. .V f U5 -'J ,M- YF 57 ROBERT FORMICA N W I 'N V I Cassanova. My Ford and ll Love those dark eyes fx and wavy hairl Hard working man at the Market x ' r- Basket. Lil Abner of '54, ANTHO until Tony. Piano player extraord play the Ma1eguena. Capable leader in everything. Our Class Pres, with the unapproachable wit, TOIIY , HARRIET FRY Still water runs deep! Future secretary of America, Most artistic! Seen Harriet's latest poster? Good 2 heavens, Seneca art deadlines. Kay and I. EVA FULLER There it is! Step on it! What did you getin history? Some people drink coke! Mr. Ca1mon's girl Friday. DE meeting tonight? Faye, Joann and L FAYE FULLER But we didn't eat in the Study Hall! Register - ringer for DE. Can you sleep at my house tonight, Eva? Crank out another five hundred copies. Faye. AY HAILFINGER Whiz in histo I . 1- to spend a year in Buffalo. Literary g - 2 at a loss for words. Dear X s Q av ly' V rl' 1' N. 15- tives arrived? N JK N X Y 9 Slick dresser! FRANCINE HART Fran. Beware--another woman driver is loose! Personality plus brains. Loves to sing. Sheila? That's my sister. Ready to lend a hand. LOIS HOAG Tiny but mighty: Dynamite comes in small packages. College men? Yea, manl Outside interests. Future . . u ru., usa, ,.,-l RICHARD HEIDRICK Ladies' man. Top no-hit pitcher. rg ia 1: M R '14 ,W al Hey Dick. who's your favorite teacher? Remember all the fun at Oyer's Camp. EJ fi M 2 MV 5 as .Q X f pf fy' Cai ' fdfy. f!,,fJ ANTHONY HOOVER Here today, gone tomorrow! Mr. Vale.nt's pet peeve. Potential genius and mechanical wizard, I wasn't here when we had that! .X tftkfQ 1 ' V Y , President of the Student Council. Willing to lend a hand to the dummy! Little Girl Blue. tem. Q1 'f1ff.. 1- LKV' 4, ft , ' I , L P ff h 1 L CALVINIIMERSON f X A 4 ' K JL' Cavvy. Cars--my favorite subject! Hails from Red House. Quiet but real nice. .To-.To and I. y X ', 'JJ Jie JK 3 Qyiffiff KJ R wa f , if MQW Patty. Carro1lton's contribution. Homemaking enthusiast. Reliable and studious. Study Hall IS a study hall. Her friendliness is contagious. ELEANORA ,TIMERSON ' . Loves to drive. Wish I could play the ol Real sweet gal. So friendlyl Ebony tresses! X ric f e athlete. ix s MINE sful s PATRICIA JONES Y QS! D 'Stk F bf R W EL Bi . A X , Eve ' S may , butfg man on . but he p ys hard. X D t L V Xti L L ,fy K f '6 L I 454 fuiycffwct A-if af M L K Q k x1Af4,KARENHOUClf cf. -R it v can .eff L '-Ulgoogasie and herzu-lie! Talent galoilef Magm Ajlrhfj 7 ,V 1,1111 2 fr if 1 L ' X f A DONALD LEIPER Lt 1 f New this year--came to us from Wellsville. Makes n his fortune at Dietrich's. Owns a little green ff f ,, .1 J. Ce win .W convertible. Salvatore Leiper--superior artist. , 1' .'.,- 151 0 rf-' Qdpmglf I ,IL 'L f Q ju! 7 'J A .7 1 LV, LV,-eff fc L- ,L CfLs f DIANE LANKOW ' I , KJf:.,,A-as Di, Terrific gal. My dad's a teacher. Spends her 'Ith periods in Room 11. Female Liberace for Mrs, White. You're new here, aren't you? HELEN LONGNECKER Hunnion??? Drives a cream Pontiac convertible! Odd job gal. Speech class individualist. Always a friendly BAR smile. What can I do to help? GEORGE KILBURN Spends his spare time behind the wheel! Wounded in battle. Hero of the gridiron eleven. Just call me 'Georgie,' girls. C QM .Qan.r.ea A My LUCILLE KCBINSKI Lucy, A great gal for sports. Varsity Shield President. How about those afternoons- Room 5. Bush as a beel E Wiz ff effa-ff K , ,wif f W , me STANLEY KURLU , 1 f Stas, Expert on skis. Spends his after school I hours toting sacks at Loblaws. Rastus a.nd Ii-- mad chemists. Ex-curly locks. rj. 4 fzfbcwvfr'-w c9'!L Jfwa! ' 1 7AR1E LE LOUNSBURY . f 20 - 60.20 -'n,c,cfL2 GJ Air Jo. Fascinating to listen to! Oh, that ex- pressive voice! Always inCooney's! , I1ove Florida! DAS meeting tonight--wear your bermudas, Car, Mar, and L , QAJJ CVVWGQJ X ffjrffcfbv 4421, Afficxfw Mfffw I M HENRIETTA NIAGIERAQLAJ Henny. East-ender. Midge and I are tlirts. Fast talker. Homework and I don't agree. Ch, I'l1 never pass that test. N ff A .W fur' J, U yfg ALM X ' Q V fx, I Qp :fr .5 JUDITH MALANBWSKI CV National Honor Society! Hard-working student secre- tary. Qie of Sally High's few steady studiers. Great pal! Lucy and I, Super typist for the Warrior. 7 1 LJ' N - JA!! I fyfxj ' A K CDA NJA !'r'y0t!b!. W lit-' A DU-' I ,V Lf,!.fA W, J tv BARBARA MASCHO K' gt M Num A f 'FA ww'- 'B Vftfvxg UH I HQ MX Barb, Oh, what a joker! First class subscription , X HN ay V I UM JNJ saleswoman. Realgonelhot-rodder! This homework J' lk! 1 ,- CLLJV is murder! I got a letter today! M A ' ny Lx W G .' fl If Mk W AWN MANNING ws. o ' uc 'ently waits at the mailbox. ws o 'ctor Pm a DAS gal. g 1- - n I ' X Bonni say found at the Bridge Bar. Woman driver. Spends her 'lth periods inthe art room. Why Z6 do I go to school? 'E Vbse. G D9 myh r? I e . MARGUE E MC GUIRE U popular. What can Ido with a of that little blue Ford! Dawn and er DAS gal. Kms: -ez cfm . cl, 'Qld C'S,:l '-ef ' ' A CAR L NA .V or Car, Keeps Cooney's K5R?2 Personality plus. Loves fun and gum. I don't want to stay home, tonight. Air, Mar, and I. LfC.f.2,g,,,gq-Lv IL -- yknvp A 6, Z... D7 FLORENCE MC MULLEN K? F1ossy. Life of the party. I'm from up in the sticks ! Helen's my source of transportation! Quiet? ' C t Oh, those BAR meetings. yj , 591 DIXIE MEACHAM l JN ve of State Park Avenue. Watch that temper! tramural sports enthusiast. Loves to drive -- J Whe7,gif you going. Dixie? A Q . if M ' fy mf iff' W5 LORENCE Mc MULLEN I Larry, Love those darling eyes! Personality a.nd popularity plus. S. H.S. football hero. Love those sf AOK jackets, Pres. 4 X Q. MARGO MENT Z Always writing letters! Oh, those park memories. Future modeL One of the Cooney gang. Let's have a party tonight. Great addition to the Ensemble. 'wld' 'Qr hs-sud? Fifa-'x I dl X x X f Wi gf WILLIAM NEWARK I ' if-WV MARTHA MILLHOLEN Marty, Such a swwt smile! Did you do your Secretarial Practice? I worked during the summer. Have you seen my ring? Future Miss America Secretary. fftfwaftff JO MIX Pet . ' Carrot-top. The scholar isn't scholarly. Man with a little red and white Chevy, Full of the devil. Mr. Gilchrist, I'm not that bad, am I? Latest addition. Ex-sailor-boy. Spent two years in Guam and Georgia in theemploy of Uncle Sam. Future occupation -- Why, I'm going to be a teacher. ,aff if f'f 4 RICHARD OWENS My pet peeve? -- Women! Loves the outdoors: A-hlmting we will go! Always tired and just loves to take naps in school. 'Qi MARGARET O'HARA ' 'Peg. ' 'What would you like to know about anything? ' to coll el' Teachers' ght. Gee! Look at this homework! whow I want to go ,ff N x DN W , JEROME OYER Never without that Pepsodent grin! Great man in sportsl Anybody want a pair of secondha.nd crutches? 3 Dad, can I have the car? a A sz af x 5 it al!! 4-mx Keeps tabs on her ,fin-' BARBARA PAPROCKI Barb, Sports ability plus. Terrific alto voice. Clear the road--here comes another woman driverl Likes tall people. Joan, Lois and L PHYLLIS PASCARELLA Quiet, except when Barb's around. Hails from Carrollton. A real friendly gall 'boniiorget to save me a place for check-outl JZ!Zc x , MVA V' A ,- , I CAROL PAVLOCK sisterl Business major and a real brain. Anyone got their Secretarial done? How's ElJicottvi11el Connie, Mary Ann, and I. any V!! V y fa-M-L PM ,W 5 ,MJ 4- 1' V AP KJ 430.6 7094 A-Add.-,ul 4 5 JV rv-J 111413-lk-' QS Y Q dw md, gtflxffi Pixie. Crooner of the Salior class. Big hit with the girls -- what a flirt! Quite?-- Never! Full of fun C and the devil, too.J Great personality! MARY ANN PAVLCEK What a laugh! It's heard so often! An honor student. She's a working gal. Always a friendly Hi for everyone. My sister and I. gfffdfdfg ff 1 'ff JAMES Pm Pinky, Member of the F1yingGrem1insI wicked with a rifle. Star on the basketball court. The silent tvue -- real nice. :Jin DONALD PIERCE A l ... T gg 1 its i '0P'Nw.-avi .TACK POVLOCK Who said Jack was quiet? Versatile assembly character. N.H.S. president. Labors at Schrader and Stark's. What's for homework? Plans forthe priest- hood. NAN QUINN Real neat dresser. I'm a BAR girl! Sports star. Never misses an SHS, game or a dance. Red and I are ar QQ! ,p A. N A . , . NP N JQJ fs! YY Q P 1. Y V v X -N A f Dj N X W V X ' SANDRA REDEYE gy' wwf ,ww WJ ,X V V K liv L Q , u ,L , fs' M ,E Hard and steady worker, Lockwood's all-aroun Q helper. Lots of fun to know. Loves sports. What's NY' the English assignment? GERARD ROIEK I ' I N x A fe J'erry. A real joker. me of Sally High's future X NX . K - R f H flyers, Spends his summers vacationing in Cali- . ' L . 1 v xi 1 , fornia. Full of fun. Never adull moment when J'erry's L if ' K X , E -f around. x -' A - J! I I -1. , ik . l JX aiu A V vw ' L' f-M ,- xbv- ,. xi 1 . 5 K ,. ' ww V JANET ROCKWELL Rocky. Oh, those dimples! Photo bug, song bird, and ivory' tickler in her spare time. Modesty is a girls' best friend. Helen and I. , rv F' 1 .fl A' ' ' I ' J' I , r 4 N ' 7 1 N. ,I K 4 K ' MARY ELLEN ROMAN Romie. IQ unlimited. Come on, you kids! Let's hear you cheer! Is there a DAS meeting tonight? Always busy. Air Io, Mac, and I. gt A5 52fsvq,gs.sgEgmsms-wzzsr -,gw..,--sf sf:--w.-fa.-1 sgssiit- .15 -. .l 'nw 4 GLORIA SANDER Red. Student policewoman, Willinghelper. Woman driver on the loose.l Watch out, kids--another teacher K in the making. and I M, A V r I - L , if 'J ' GX of Pj V Muff' 1 ,f o X M if op CU LTA! , 1 - L, ' D VID SCHAEFER V If at ,5 Smooth partner on the dance floor. A romeo with a lot of J' uliets. Fitz's window washer. Great on a basket- E A 't- ball court. Hey, Dave, where's your other cymbal? 9- , .I i t m DAVID SCHOCH LMI' NJ Homework? What's that? Loves to hunt and fish. f 1 5 , qw An outdoor man. Rests 'TTH periods. On, those soft- IL X J! yu I' ,lf Q! I ln . ball games with the gang. L gt 711 f V , W., Qgzfiff aff -rfflffffff --:f'79'l'A ,fi 0' L7 Pi yi M Lf NJ X - . , Ylt ffziq 4 vA'fj,fi,f,z'.aiL -A JJ Y X ' A. 171 N ,ll I ,Z .. - My f i. - Q V ,An l l' G .M fi of aff fellow V 7 ,J- Ice- skating whid the DE club. Gm, those good times with Louise, Pat and Iare pals. DAVID SCOBY Retired Flying Gremlin. Loves the outdoors. Expert skier. An all-arotmd sportsman. Qiiet but f i y What an infectious smile! 1' - X 1 V y9fr'fif L .QL J ,gfywf iz DEM LOUISESCOTT Louie, Blonde bombshelll Real friendly gal. Never misses out on any of the fun. My hobby-- parties! Spent a year attending Buffalo schools. x ,I- Df . J if PHYLLIS SCOBY Loves football games. Member of on 3 27 J .243- R 32 ROBERT SEELY Student projectionist. A ready fighter in the Reserves O.K. Sarge! Mrs. Stewart's messenger Always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. M yi A J V Affifwifdf Q, ' h iQ lgj?r !p'i' uper saleswoman. Y His! ' JIZ1? rtoday Areal I g er rt.' 1 E if ly ef' GERARD s OW M - Gerry, Mr. Ca.nnon'sproblemchild veyou got ' W ' your English done? Man about town. Very sports- V gy N, E W minded. Labors at Schrader and Stark's. QI Cid X X X, 1 Xl QQ ,sf N it WR? lt 53 Q' 'Pr' as Z Q DONALD SMITH Expert shutterbugl Hails from East End. Pm a Delviolay Man. Did you see the swell pictures I got of the game? Hard worker. SUE SIMON Beauty and brains. Poise plus! One of Sa1ly's cheering inspirations. No kidding? Can Ihelp? Minnie and I. Outside interests. .TOAN SMITH Full of frm and fancy free. Let's have a party! Oh, that pony tail. Future teacher. Another BAR gal. Red, Nan, and I. 1 9., 5 -- FRED STANLEY 'Q besides trouble? THOMAS SMUSICEWICZ Smutz. A slope-slider. Rods around in a truck and gets paid for it. The silent, strong type. Spends his spare time htmting and fishing. X34 ,Aft 'J MAUREEN SMLARD f' , but mighty. Friendly to ev one. No baby-sitting jobs, please! I like have fun! Goldie, Henny, and I--pals forever. What would Fitzgeralds do without Dave and me? Likes to sleep. His favorite saying: Expand no effort unless necessary. What is afemale good for 1 5 pw-W i Q, l it RICHARD SWANSON 31 Hails from East End, Drives a little green coupe, X3 ' Do we have road today! I completely forgot! N I , Q X Hohman's right hand man. x xi W r tt KLA CONNIE STOUMBAS he of the Front Avenue gang. Earns her living at Iewberry's. I'1l never forget Secretarial Practice. Bow Could I? Got your history done? Pleasant nd very obliging. J' AMES VESNESKI akes pride in his neat appearance. Ladies' man. eal smooth dancer. Business law quiz kid. Don Juan VSal1y High. .Toe and I. JUDITH WILLIAMS Willy, With Judy around, it's never quiet. Quite the giggler in Secretarial Practice. The littliest BAR gal. Oh, you kids! i 'Hx ., ,. W , . V,... V df WROL WILLMAN L W' HQ alia Smi1ey. The gal with the subtle M umor Coo y's--her second home. Recommends ' West XA Stores. Cwonder why?J Ann and I, why v JAMES wooDMANcY Road demon and heap driver. Homework? Hal Every afternoon off. Occupation--super gas pumper at a A local gas station, Future hell driver and crash artist. f, ffj I QW PHYLLIS ZAFRON Is she really so quiet and reserved?? Just love those clothes! Her favorite co1or's blue. BAR Sally High's most original essayist. .f ,ec W. ...Al , ff t o Sfwygw' if if W A6094 JQRONALD YEHL ,D uf Ron and Al--partners in crime. Quick to find the secret of the pop machine at the Press. Football star of S.H.S. Always pulling jokes on someone. PAUL ZAPRWKI Love that brush cut! Outdoor man. Likes to sleep late. Homework? New word! Mr. Gi1christ's , problem child. My sister's a sophomore. L i 'lll' ' Snape, ,4f 'd En garde! lst Price: Arielle Lounsbury and Carol Willman, submitted by Ariel- le Lounsbury. gi., rf , .. me U ll gum, H I. Knees to meet you! znd Prize:Arie1le Lounsbury, Carol McKen- na, and Cynthia Kiley flegs uniclentifiedy submitted by Minnie Clifford. Tea, Ladies? 3rd Prize: Leslie Mascho, submitted by Barbara Mascho. M. B X V45 'W' K ,J ' St. is x 5 2 Who's Charles Atlas? The brink of disaster! Honorable Mention: Pat Birming- Honorable Mention: Dan Bames, Tom Brennan, and ham, Dan Barnes, and Celine Nad- Anita Campbell, submitted by Roger Braun. nklei cuhmirrprl hv Anita ffnmn- NDER CLA ff ll! gg, . '5 Lf-AN N QA, : ffl :,V f ' ' ' .gff X :IJ I5 S25 f N nn! i K, , , M10 NX Y y s A p' fr 1 sv' I , xl, 1 u f I .9 5 17 fr r I LV! . by X. 'fffgjf .P ,lf VJ , fa , . ,I . ' 4 -..M x .ol X 1 . xx9i'!ff,4Qlf J 'gsiazaffww ' ' S :IN . If 1' 5' ,Au Al ' ,L X , Qilxx fx' I' - ' X .I X0 A, L. lfyh' I . ff wlqhgfi' Fe7Tf7Zff','f V4-1, . , . - .. tN.fh f ' I , . . 44,1 1-uw' -Q, id SO ' 2031 uffr W I. ' ,f Q, C 'if-I I +25 QI' f I .N fin' f ghf !l . x , f a ,- I JSM N amy 75 15111 my A lllll'll2!7 1- nl n 4 H I I ' .I A rw x roi? yi -t'.: -lLg+- 'M,f373f., 5-5 L m llwwmnmaw -fzvf: fKx- Ju H vz zIwlll !mm , f A K Ll ff ff .X ff-X, 'A H I' I 6 A Wsfv 5 I ' I y A 2 E? e -f 1 Q L1 I in I X X Eff' QL. , ,. 11' x U. f s eff, .MJ 'N e ,Wd ' -f Elttba. dpWf1WfM,ff ,J 0, MQW I q g1 we juniors are anxiouslywaiting to step over the threshold of our senior year, we cannot forget the fun and hard work we've shared over the past three years. Under the patient guidance of Mrs. Elsen, who showed animated interest in our every activity, wecan rest assured of the successful completion of our third year at Sally High. We started the year off with a reorganization meeting in which we elected Dan Barnes, President: Karla Karnire, Vice-Presidentg Peggy Ward, Secre- tary: and Johanna Haley, Treasurer. Our first project was the sale of Christmas cards. STANDING: M. ward. 3CC1'CUiI'Y: K. Kammire, Vice- You may r e rn e mb er this as the time the xPre.sident: J. Haley, Treasurer. SEATED: D, Barnes, 0 President. 5 juniors walked through the halls with at least lo T, Xl , qajo Hdxes 5? canals under each arm, loudly proclaiming that anyone who was in the know should not be J W U ' 0 J 0 withouba bd? of 313 Christ s cards! , I '-' J 5 ' 3 'Q 5 Nutt in line came r unior Hoedown, which was loads of fun to plan and present. Everyone i 'X Q .Y W drxgssedqn typical cqaboy style for it and the evening turned out to be a very happy success! D 'Z A V Weowentgall fmt for our assembly in December. Boy, were those hectic hours! WU -I g A FQ Qsveayonegerrrgfyge rs3Elsen's guiding hand as we went into the production of our old I ' 'j Q, I Qa ned.+- m rn da ' O 5 3, - MRS. ELSEN, Advis E Thetgst 'of oufectixgies, the Junior-Senior banquet presented in honor of the q N 2 0 : wiiors was tlqe final cogtsacttge had with the graduating class. B S Y x X Q5 5 Nroiv we gre lgpefuigc loolgig forward to the day when we shall become the seniors: X X 0 -P E, ifxft clfgllenge to try to take the place of those who have preceded us with the success and Q xx 0 satisfaction they have experienced! .uf .ay 1 :K ww! I Qi 1 x 'X 1355 A M TOP ROW: B. GV WWBH-vi J V777 f . V WW X' N n, 'wif' ,if D W! A v -'1 X RU fl . . u ll gf f WL mf yXf'fQfJ 1. N W x if ,WJAMJNJ QQQQK ' y . N . W, if NV N N 1-4 ,, we , ,. , IEA 'ff MUQM 5 Ag I sf N on rg f1,f6--ty Qu ,M -J. - f-- , -AZ' A L','yZff.f, f Aj, T' Mu C V A Y. A uf 4 , 5' . Q-f , ,X bfi KL 771, 1' Vo P, Baione, B. Bernardo, K. Boland, R. Braun, L. Crouse, P. T- 4 pd L-Q Ucf S J ' Brennan, M. B. Chamberlain, M. Bloom SECOND ROW: A. Campbell, S. DeBoy, S. . N- Bierfeldt, M, D, Bushey, B. Creeley, V. Bowley. .T. ChapeL THIRD ROW: D. Barnes, Bowen, ff U1 Q AR Crir's,' . Boyer, D. Barnes., W. Bon d. ff-'-'--N Qlll T1 a,,xwf 12-. af: ,, Q M -N-4 ,' ' . LQ .5 f fc ,QW 1, r.. f,C'N'ilg ' qi. yfr-..N-- fox 5,4 fl H, , . Q. f5'Q,a,,f1,.4 ' Lvl' QM: -f J N ML: :...1I,,.f'.A.1 ' I V 51 1 I as ' x ' K W ' . . fl W ' x f W , as MGX 'X W9,.J. gara, P. rvey, B. redrickson, C. . Maier, R. Kellam. SECOND ROW: J fm R- A' I ffrahif. . Hill,-K. Kammire, . Fitzgerald, M. Kervin, , ey, K. Jones. THIRD ROW: P. Kurlej, C A l X 5' f- nyle Niagara. L. HMS. A. Ledden. 5. Hart, J. Marriner. FOURT ROW: D. Dry, P. Furlong, T. Duliakas, J x ...v J, QB 'M' Laskowski, M, Kohut. .. .4,, ,fdzpx-'9 ,X' x Y, Y ' A A Al 7 . XX D K . lx V7 I B. Q? E A W rg YQM1., ' CJ ' , 'L Y W if M llffiwfq piff AJ J 5 M, lzjfpaj 421 fx 'fly - G LV' A . QC 'df 5 ,. E Ah ,df ,,Lz,'gQ1fWf,jL, ' 'ww W V wwfnugv' ' n .rr who fi L i sf QP Cjffikf'-,,l01 Z,12ZlfJ'y iwfjjysjjgwgfyb - ol we ji We f J -A if Q31 N -. .1 in C A Lqdyg ,. 194, - V1 ADX Qjisgjx rx A 7 U if dfpwkiffjig fi W M.. A .fr v , 21,44 , i XJ i V . . ' clip-f-' 'N-, F' . S R . N 'QUL' QJ:?v'x,X 50 ' Dj 1 . kj ' - its 35915, rixr my i wk V959 he Vpsfff S QV TOP ROW: P. Millhousen. J. Passmore, T, Printup, T, Mohr, D, Pavlock. SECOND ROW: E. Rader, I. A I 7 Phinney. J. Peterson, H. Raines, M. McGuire, B. Purvel. L. Redeye. THIRD ROW: P. O'Conner, C. '11 of an Nadolski, S, McCann, S. Morrison, R. Moore, B. McClure. FOURTH ROW: L. Paoletto E. Phillips, L. , Z., ,Q ' MQ-4'Oa.ks, T. Meacham, J. Pierce, D. Phearsdorf, D. Olander. W LJ L f ILUMLALL I ,W nf I C? V' 1 ti' Q - - , Q-a2'e0-lv 7 4'f'f F ' X' ' -C f Ib '- , ,, 'Lf Lsofl ji' Lkjwgijh Q47-'fra QL Srennett, D. Sipirek, M. Rogers, B. Simko, K. Van Buren. D, Titus. THIRD ROW: J. Winiarz, M, Wachter, I . D, Yound , . Yaw, Smith, T, Ward, D, Zoccali, M, Torge, S, Zaprowski, B, Scott. DP ROW: A. Rich, J. Simons, C. Tertinek. .T . Riddle, C. Spenc r, T, Whiteman. SECOND ROW: L. Thro. WWI Ison, J. Smith, D. Spencer. JQMLXX 'fr 312. , g, Us Y' I ' Wydjj JMX, mf .27 new L ui x I P 1 . , A f 4 my 'X 1 ,V X! 1 ff' VJ? Z W JL, t. Tt! ff O T UM l W .A,'l 1VV M fn' M X f M I fbw .Me Sun, Two years down and two to go! Our co-advisers were Mr. Donald Bachar and Mr. Harry O'Nei1. Under their expert guidance we have had a very fruitful year. Many of us had it pretty tough, though, considering our struggles with sophomore courses. World History wasn't easy unless you had a system for remembering names, K like this: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Manners, Presidentg R. Yehl, Vice-President 'Knock' knock- K, Groat, Treasurer: L, Fleming, Secretary. Who's there? r, Euripedes, Euripedes who? Euripedes pants and you'1l buy meanew pair. Mrs. Guthrie and her assistant fthe one who comes aparty got us through biology, but we really burned the early a.m, oil working on our projects. Also, some of us wish Euclid would have kept his geometric findings to himself. And will Mrs. Stewart ever forget her 1956-57 English classes? Activity-wise, our sophs took part in clubs, music organizations, the Warrior, and sports. We presented an assembly, as usual, and sponsored a dance in the spring. As we gradually climb the ladder of accomplishment, all of us are looking forward to becoming upperclassmen. Before long, we'l1 reach the top, if we continue to receive the help and co-operation that we have obtained ir1 the past from everyone. Mr. O'Neil and Mr. Bachar, Co-Advisers, 42 f ff? , xx IQ. ,,, 5 5203 'Q 'Sh wk - 4 .wi - . 55 V L H' 2 ,. , .L gg ' ' i All X wa hi J Q is 5 if fig Q K . Pwgfsgj V- , X5 X .X 1 Y. Qs A A 5-3 5: xg. 3 Q, kJ Q J Cl , N .' ' 'Q 9 -J +5, V, S, Q , .Q Sap J Q Q3 .1 rg -,xx 1 J jxv INST ,kv TOP ROW: R. Anderson, D, Andrews,R. Cooper, E, Cooper, D, Bierfeldt, F. Creeley, J. Blehar. SECOND ROW: D, Capozzi, N, Callen, S. Barnhart, C. Collins, M, Abrams, B, Brown, M, Armstrong, L. Bernardo, R, Chopan. THIRD ROW: B. Ambuske, S. Cooper, S. Brodie. J. Corbin, N, Burlin, J. Bosquet, K, Biscup, M, Cochran. FOURTH ROW: H. Askey, V, Bierfeldt, J, Crossfield, P. Clarke, R. Cajka, P. Budzinski, R. Biscup, R, Arnbuske, D. Brahaney. TOP ROW: P. Jusko, A. Kamens, G. Hoover, .T . Horn, G. Kelsey, A. ,T ones, P. Hepfinger, S. Croxn SECOND ROW: B. Donlin, J. Hutchison, B. Gaffigan, S. Gongol, L. Fleming, P. Halterman, E. Holmes, Hensel. THIRD ROW: J. Harvey, D. Haley, D. Donahue, C. Gongol, A. Fredrickson, K Groat, A. Gem M. Heidrick. FOURTH ROW: E. Crouse, R. ,T ones, T. Haley, P. Ernborsky, R. Durston, P. Evans. V. Hay' Lg, ,3a,,p- Q 44 S I -i lwwo ww' ,N I f U c .. I W ,MMV ,L ,QL -V Lf dt SUM cfgfjvf N gfJj,c.?MJM ' 5 W! 07 N I 'N' Sap 47 OPP A TSN W .. Wi QD may bw D TOP ROW: C. Prusinowski, J. Quinn, J. Redeye, E. Ligus, N. Logue, C. Newark. SECOND ROW: P. Phinney, C. Minka, G. Ken , Peterson. J. Pincoski, R. Lenda, F. Perry, L. Rail. THIRD ROW: S. Kyler, B, Reed, N. assm , etzler, R. Manning, E. Puvel, A. Meyer, R. Reed, A. Liddy. FOURTH ROW: M. Nugent, J. , - ieklo, C Iflyers, H. Magiera. r X'- , Q, F X , , f A.. , XV Y XX J' xx CJ N U ff! A .xy x, , MJ ,f X qhux M, U If P ROW: R. Schmick, K, VOSbllI'S. J. Terh in , W. Wai T. Spry, L. Sloan, R. Skiltorl. SECON RIM: Stallard, S. Scoby. I. Tertinek, F, Zochowski, R Yehl, . Wallace, D. Smith, A. Woodworth, , V neski. ifofiy RD ROW: K. Tremaine, D. Reynolds. J. Wy r, M. Zaproski, P, Smith, J. Scholl, S assl9,,iD. 1 K tberg, M, snow. FOURTH ROW: L. Sti1lson,M. ard, 11 Rogers. R spencer, D. starr, . 60 , ' Naite. J. Scoby. l I V J lib: CL! A-'rqimkil 1' 3 Q I . , X . I Miss CARTER, Adviser LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Mas cho, Treasurerg G. Boutelle, Presidentg P. Young, Sec retaryg L. Fenton, Vice President. .Yeadon .7,w,p, The freshmen of Sally High have had avery successful Year. We all were a little bewilderef at the rush of high school on our first day, but within two weeks we were elbowing our way dowi the halls with the best of the upper- classmen. Our class, an exceptionally large one, has, we feel added greatly to the color and humor of our beloved old school in the past year, and we hope tt keep it that way for another three years. We had our first formal meeting soon after school started and elected our class leaders a. follows: President, Glenn Boutelleg Vice-President, Lynne Fenton, Secretary, Patty Jean Young Treasurer, Leslie Mascho. Miss Carter, our adviser, and these fellow classmen have helpe make our class a proud one indeed. We held our annual dance, The Harvest Hop, in November. Karen DeBoy, a senior, ann Glenn Boutelle, our own president, were elected Queen and King to rule over the dance, We had a good time putting it together and it was a real success! At Christmas time we pitched in and helped the sophomores collect presents to give to boy: and girls at the Randolph Orphanage. We enjoyed doing our little bit to help make someone else': Christmas as happy a time as ours was. After hurdling our mid-year exams, we plunged into the production of a successful assembly All of us are glad, of course, to be movin p from the bottom step, but to be sure, we'll al remember that first year, the fun and Work e joys and sorrows, and we'll carry those thingg with us right on into our future. , m U vb! mgjftvitv ull L I 'l if P - YJ y 1 , V f , usen'wff df i W J! if H F HQ JJ -'iw TOP ROW: J. Armstrong, G. Carmody, C. Butler, C. Bowles, J. Blehar, J. Donlin, G. Boutelle, W. Bzdak, A. Ficek, P. Bachman. SECOND ROW: B. Beckwith, B. Barnhart, N. DeGroat, L. Bates, M. Bowley, J. Crist, F, Donato, E. Campbell, A Campbe11,L. Fenton. THIRD ROW: M. Crouse, J. Evans, G. Crossfield, J. Crum, M. Andrews, S. Ames, S. Biscup, M. Chopan, R. Bliven, K Cricks. FOURTH ROW: R. Barnes, M. Abrams, T. Ficek, J. Cernane, F. Boland, D. Cooney, L. Bean, M. Burger, W, Clark, D. Caruso, A. Anderson. TOP ROW: B. Hohman, D. Krech, F. John, T. Lockwood, J. Hailfinger, W, Malanowski. .T . Fuller, W. Joh W. Hooper, D. Letson. SECOND ROW: I. Johnson, G. Frank, E. Holmes, I. Johnson, S. Locke, P. J imersoi F. Krech, M. Kimball, S. Fisher, T. J usko, S. Magara. THIRD ROW: S. Hamilton, B. Harrison, M. Kriege i yi J. Fitzgerald. .T . Hayes, I. Goodman, K. Hutchison, A. Haas, K Hanson. .T . Kightlinger, J. Jacobson B FOURTH ROW: D. Haley, S, Halftown, W. Lockwood, E. Lamberson, K. Fisher, L. Frank, W. J usko, Is 5 Kuite, F. Labuhn. K W ' 7 ' W ' 7 Y' Y Y' Y ' WM a iv 2 S Q X A . 5 r. ,Q ' wg J ,... Q r.. .X K if , .V Q.. ky i XB X. ' N 'X Y A A 5 A A T VX, ,J 1 W 6 ., 48 xx 2, .14 lj' F NJ r Q I 'C , X 1 if , l , ,x if ff L' r V L V W ,, 4 ' 04' J I , My L N IIN A bl V L, 1. ,- A 1 xv X , - f ' L ' 'lf L X xj XXX. 'XX x7 ya ' fi Klux I 1 I - L '- I 1 xl , if.. fx ff ff fi ' f it A ' . 1 ,t , X. xxx 1 -4,1 V 4 4. . J , '- 1 s, ,4,. 4' Rx? I U if if . H' F ffl af f N.. 1 1 0 , A 1 A f ,,f TOP ROW: .T . Pecora, D, Cooney, R Smith, R. McGovern, G. Simons, J. Rogers, S. Schoonrnaker. SECOND ROW: L. Rader, M. A, Nosal, M. Simons, S. Redeye, S, Riddle, J. Nickola, M. Niles, P. Painter, J. Schae- fer, B. Rockwell, S. Rogers, D. Morrison, N. Phillips. THIRD ROW: C. Pavlock, V. Ray, A. Quattrone. B. Meissner, C. Perkins, L. Smith, J, Rersett, K, Nicholson, M. Myers, J. Meacham, B. Moran, J. Prusinowski. FOURTH ROW: L. Stallard, E. Riley, H. Roche, G. Sage, C. Pascarella, R. Oliverio, J. Rockwell, V. Romanowski, L. Mascho, P, Pacquet, ' P ROW: H. Tomsick, A. Vesneski, C, Winship, D. Walsh, J. Titus, T. McKenna, D. Woodworth, E, avis, W. Vincoski, G. Watson, W. VanBuren. SECOND ROW: J. Stephens, M. J. Wymer, M. A. Wright, Waite, C. Snow, A. Sutton, C. Sweet, L. Steinbroner, D. Stevens. J. Vesorski, J. Wa1ton.TI-IIRD ROW: Wilson, J. Torge, S. Witherell, P. Young, M. Wallace, M. Vesneski, D. Zaprowski, P. Young, L. Taylor, Winiarz. FOURTH ROW: R. Wood,S, Smith, J. Zaproski, R. Smith, J, Woodarek, R Zurat, P. McKenna, Whltcomb, R. Zurat, D. Wiltisiekl. 0 A 1 A A , . . I f S75 0-45-J .JUJ1 fffyi If r if I ' 7 L V ,fue 'f123tJX f A Vfkff j .,f'k4X J if F' V11 V 'iff V CT IVIT ES 9 Q ' - X NN NN W X, Q Q 'L X fm 'aff' Wim I Y f 6 X r ef J . XX . A00 Q.: 0 WE WE TO -is. FIRST ROW: M. Dulanski, M. O'Hara, M. Anderson, K. DeBoy, M. E. Roman. SE- COND ROW: F. Hart, K. Houck, H. Fry, J. Malanowski, C. Willman. THIRD ROW: J. Povlock, C. Pavlock, M. A. Pavlock, J. Rockwell. FOURTH ROW: A. Fedell, M. Millholen, I. Williams, S. Simon, G. Sander. CENTER: Mrs. Mallan, adviser. 0 0 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Salamanca High School chapter of the National Honor Society for this year had 20 members, who were inducted into the society of October 16, 1956. The officers for the year were: President: Jack Povlock, Vice-President: Karen DeBoy, Secretary: Gloria Sander, and Treasurer, Karen Houck. We believe in the pledge of the National Honor Society and attempt to use it as a criter- ion for living . I WE BELIEVE IN WE BELIEVE IN BELIEVE IN BELIEVE IN Snciety,.7' CHARACTER AS THE FOUNDATION OF LIFE. SCHOLARSHIP AS THE MEANS OF ACHIEVEMENT. LEADERSHIP AS AN AID TO PROGRESS. SERVICE AS THE OBJECT AND END OF LIVING. THE UPHOLDING OF THESE IDEALS, WE PLEDGE OURSELVES 52 U n- '-i +501 8. GIRL THE my E1 fs I Boy 4 aunt Of TNS 'P YEAR M 6, li . iii. t gif SQ: FIRST ROW: M. Wachter, H. Fry, D, Barnes, D, Bailey, D. Manning, V. Romanowski. SECOND ROW: M. Barnhart, K. DeBoY, J. Smith, M. Fitzgerald, A. Campbell, D, Walsh. THIRD ROW: K, Hanson, A. Meyer, G. Sander, M, Ward, D. Spencer. FOURTH ROW: S, Chamberlain, F. McMullen, J, Pincoski, T, Bridges, A. Kamens. FIFTH ROW: A. Fedell, R. Braun, G. Boutelle, D. Manners. STANDING: Mrs. Hazel Forness, Adviser: Karen Houck, President. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Fry, Secretary: K. Houck, President: Mrs. Forness, Adviser: D. Barnes, Vice-Presidentg M. Wach- ter, Treasurer. The Student Council is the legislative branch of our school government. Its aims are to pro- vide for student self-government, to promote and aid school activities, and to promote co-operation between the faculty and students. Many students think the Student Council is just another school club, that it has no functions relating to the student body itself. Nothing could be farther from the truthl It was organized be- cause the student body felt the need of some kind of leadership, and that is its sole purpose today. Since ours is a democratic government, it is fitting and right that we should place our confidence in the Council, and pledge ourselves to uphold it in all its decisions. A Student tice STUDENT JUSTICE Who is selling tickets for tonight's game? Report to the Ethics Com- mittee! These are familiar words of the Student Police. Under the leader- ship of Mr. Hammond and Chief of Police, Anthony Fedell, the ten seniors and seven juniors help to enforce the laws of Sala- manca High School. What's that noise? Arevolution? Where? In the Ethics Committee. This year, the Ethics Committee under the guidance of Mrs. Primer and Danny Barnes, has employed new rules, a new procedure and a new method of selecting the jury. It has proved to be an efficient and strict organization. TOP ROW: D, Bailey, B. Fredrickson A Fedell, .T Povlock, R. Braun L McMullen C Durphy C Spencer, Mr. Hammond, Adviser SECOND ROW G Sander F McMullen M. Dulanslu F Hart M 54 Wachter, B, Bernardo, C. Nadolski K. Houck. The Rifle Club was 'ganized primarily to 'ach the members of the .ub the correct handling fa gun and to give them te opportunity to improve teir shooting skill. It is te hope of every member :attain the right to take art in matches with other zhools. .ff ny' haf' 5 W.. TOP ROW: H, Tomsick, G. Sage, F. Labuhn, W. Waite, R Oliverio, J. Vesneski, G. Rojek, J. P ncoski, L. Bierfeldt, W, Vincoski, M. Kohut, Mr. Smrek, Adviser. SECOND ROW: T. Whiteman, D. Young, I. Donlin, P. Furlong, T. Brennan, D. Olander, P. Pacquet, P. Zaproski, J. Horn, R Cajka, D. An rews. THIRD ROW: P. Harvey, D. Starr, D, Dry, W. Hooper, D. Letson, J. Cemane. L. Bean, D, Coon y, W. Clark, R. Biscup, G. Hoover, R. Ambuske. FOURTH ROW: P. Bachman, P. Clarke, P. Ev s, R. Rogers, J. Sidor, G, Carmody, C. Newkirk, S. Smith, J . Winiarz. aff -il fy wh 184 0 1 fl!! 9 f W KVM .ff f af .Wg The Photography Club vas organized in October, .954, and is open to all nterested students. This xrganization, which meets ance every two weeks, .trives to acquaint the be- ginner with the principles mf picture- taking, especial- .y black-and-white photog- raphy. The more ex - perienced members work at more advanced projects, such as color photography, developing, and enlarging. Bk . -'-,, is Q. -. TOP ROW: F, Hart, A, Lounsbury, K, Karnmire, M. Rogers, M. Kervin, P. Smith, J . Scholl, A. Kamens A, Woodworth, L Johnson, M. Krieger, G. Sidor, R Braun. SECOND ROW: C. McKenna, J. Jacobson N, DeGroat, J. Rockwell, B. Brown, S. Riddle, L. Smith, D. Armstrong, B. Meissner. THIRD ROW C. Willman, M. J. Wymer, D. Haley, S. Strassle, C. Gongol, B, Harrison, K. Hanson, S, Witherell, J Kightlinger. FOURTH ROW: M. Wallace, P. Young, R. Lenda, K. Groat, F. Perry, C. Collins, C Puvel, L, Taylor. STANDING: D. Smith, President: Mr. Hammond, Adviser. . fi..7 TOP ROW: M. Bowen, J. smith, N Quinn, L. Redeye, Mrs. Beyer, Adviser. SECOND ROW: G. Sander, M. O'Hara M. Wachter, M. Anderson, S. McCann M. Rogers, B. Paprocki, M. Dulanski, C. Willman. THIRD ROW: B. Ber- nardo, M. McGuire, M. E. Roman A. Lounsbury, C. McKenna, M. McGuire, L. Hoag. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Floy Hotchkiss Future Teachers of America Club is composed T -f of junior and senior boys and girls who are seriously interested in ,J J T 1 becoming teachers. This club was originated in order to acquaint the 92 Jjfff ,A members with the ideals of teachers and with their work. The mem- J I .N bers are active in aiding the primary teachers with their students, , 1.1 7 lr ' I f . JL! jj visiting various colleges, and sewing in the Easter Seal and Cancer i AL' J A X N Fund Drives f 2 Lf! jf! ' f A B J f , Q- FH Us -L7 Aff' I' . U ,y A . I w , r Xu :J A fx . A 4 r lf c fy DEBATING CLUB The Debating Club of Salamanca High School is a newly formed organization with membership open to all students. This group is dedicated to the development of con- structive thinking and discussion, through factual and practical, competitive debates. Meetings are held 7th period on Mondays in Room 22 under the direction of Miss Mohr, The members of the club participate in inter-organization and inter-scholastic debates. Zdate LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Braun, C. Puvel, A. Ledden, D. Spencer, Miss Mohr, Ad- viser, M. McGuire, R. Lenda, P. Zafron, M. Kervin. 56 D. TOP ROW: J. Magara, A. Rich, D. Starr, T. Bren- nan, P. Furlong, D. Dry, I. Simons, I. Pieko. SEC- OND ROW: J. Cemane, E. Fuller, F. Fuller, Y. Mc- Clune, D. Zoccali, J. ik!! Peterson, S. DeBoy, J. Us get Dolecki, P. Kuriej. THIRD ROW: P. Zaproski, D. Olander, I. Sidor, D. Young, J. Vesneski, G. Keppel, C. Spencer. X D. E. CLUB The D. E. Club is an organization composed of students of the Distributive lucation course. All pupils enrolled in retailing, business management, and sales- anship are eligible for membership. Membership is also open to students of the lsiness department who have taken or who plan to take a D. E. course. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Owens, L. Boyer, B Bernardo, I. Pincoski, F Smith, G. Sidor, G Puvel, T. Bridges, J. Marriner. SEATED: Mr. R. Nettleton. AVIATION CLUB The Flying Gremlins is a club devoted to studying the principles of aviation. The purposes of the club are to promote and sponsor interest in aviation among the students of Salamanca High School. All proceeds that the members make on their dance and other activities throughout the year go to defray the cost of their annual trip to New York City. Mr. Nettleton is the adviser of this club and the following are the officers: Jim Pincoski, Presidentg Gene Keppel, Vice-President, Barbara Bernardo, Secretary: Judy Marriner, Treasurer. w u THE WARRIOR TOP ROW: F. Hart, L. Kosinski, M. Mc Guire, I. Malanowski. SECOND ROW: T. Fedell, Mr. A, Rich, K. DeBoy, M. Barnhart. The Warrior, the school newspaper, is published monthly by the members of the Warrior staff and the journalism class. The primary aim of the school paper is to provide an organ of information that will present all the news desired by those actively interested in the school. Everyone is encouraged to write for the newspaper. There is a job for everyone from editor to typist. T OP ROW: I. Phinney, B. Barnhart, F. Stanley, J. Povlock, D. Spencer, D. Pierce, D. Pavlock, I. Vesneski, D. Bailey, D. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Rogers, P. Birmingham, K. Hail- finger, C. Puvel, M. Du- lanski, M. Wachter, M. Kervin, K. Kammire, L. Redeye. THIRD ROW: C. Willman, C. McKen- na, M. E. Roman, A. Lounsbury, J. Corbin, C. Collins, D. Siperek, L. Haas, S. Zaproski. FOUR- TH ROW: L. Stennett, H. Fry, M. Stallard, H. Mag- - . A .. - -- 1 , XJ.: QT f ' 3 X5 KG?-D Qrijjsjlj 1. ST ANDING: C. Willman, Advertising Manager, K. Houck, Associate Editor, M. Dulanski, Layout Supervisor, G. Sidor, Sports Ed i t 0 r. SEATED: C. Pavlock, Head Typist, H. Fry, Art Editor, M. E. Roman, Literary Editor, D. Bailey, Editor- in-c h i e fg S. Chamber- lain, Associate Editor, D. Smith, Photography Editor S. Simon, Busi- ness Manager. The Seneca, Sally High's annual yearbook, is about the most important accomplishment of the senior class. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Gilchrist, a staff of all interested seniors works all year long to produce what they hope will be the best yearbook yet. The anticipation and excitement of waiting is finally ended during the last week of school. '-w L l 1 l ' - TOP ROW: D. Scoby, F. Stanley, R. l-leidrick, G. Rojek, I. Vesneski, I. Col- lins, D, Pierce, R. Kel- lam, D. Schaefer,D. Lei- per, A. Fedell. SECOND ROW: M. Stallard,J. Smith, H. Magiera, F. Hart, J. Evans, B. Mascho, P. Pascarella, F. McMul- len, L. Kosinski, M. Mill- holen, B, Paprocki, N. Quinn. THIRD ROW: M. A. Shubert, J. Malanowski , I. Williams, P. Zafron, M. Mentz, M. McGuire, M. Anderson, B. Bowen, K. DeBoy, M. Barnhart, D. Lankow, J, Rockwell. FOURTH ROW: D. Man- ning, C. McKenna, A Lounsbury, M. E. Clifford I, Dolecki, P. Scoby,G, Sander, L. Hoag, K. Hail- r- . 59 S1ww.73aU ,, ,,.. V is , 60 .. . W! ,Q XX K Q 'J- NXQ .Q V rv A .-4,4 my i W 2. THOMAS GILCHRIST, Director O 3.3. Buy Jupiter, a three-act situa- n comedy by William Davidson, rters around the humorous incidents .t arise from the attempts of Betty 1 Joe to assist Kay in raising Ioyce's ' sale quotas by purchasing a truck- ,d of talking Jupiters. Seniors participating in line rehearsal for annual senior play. SEATED: D. Boutelle J. Povlock, B. Paprocki, F. Hart, K. Houck, K. Hailfinger, D. Lankow, M. Ander son, G. Sander. STANDING: M. McGuire. . fy - S J cc Muay: Betty . . Ioe . Kay , Bruce . . Lester ,.,, Hank ..... Mrs. Jackson . . Fizz ...... Irene . .... . Mrs. Blanford . . Gloria . . Mrs. Joyce . . Miss Quick . . . Mr.Ioyce . . . . Mrs. Quackenbush MIS. DuFrost , , , . Mary Ellen Roman . . . David Bailey . . Karen DeBoy . . Anthony Fedell . . , .Jack Povlock . . . . . Ronald Yehl . . Marguerite McGuire . . . . . Dan Boutelle . . Kay Hailfinger . . Barbara Paprocki . . Gloria Sander . . . Karen Houck . . Francine Hart . . Gerry Rojek . . . Diane Lankow . . Midge Anderson Seniors rehearsing for senior play. LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Fedell, M.E. Roman, D. Bai- ley, R. Yehl, K. DeBoy, G. Rojek. R1 ' x R 'ins 1 , ' Q , in . . . J, 5 1 --..,, ki . K S Z Elk, Ti' 1 1 -. Q Q 1+ 'T ' ,149 A s ,, '. K R ' g1 8 1 fn W . tw., :.f,.g: ' W V M ip W, . ga if A Q ix Avis N.. X19 is E. , wi' Q ic flkp Sally High's students and teachers have long been proud of their music department. The music that comes from the halls of our school is always met with appreciation, whether it be a tuneful selection from the Ensemble or a spirited march from the Band. The sound of the voices which comprise our Mixed and Girls' Choruses are even more appreciated around Christmas time when they present a colorful program for everyone. Each of the groups participates in the Spring Music Festival which is the highlight of their year's activities. Besides these programs, are the All-State, All-County, and competitive solo festivals, in which several selected music students participate. All of this activity canbetraced toMrs. Charles White and Mr. Paul Maroney, who tirelessly prepare the choruses and band. respectively, for their various performances. l 562' 9400-'QV41foe,2, L0 Emwmlile STANDING: B. Bowen, K. Houck, M. Ward, M Barnhart, L. Mi., ... .-,- Clifford. TOP ROW, Seated: G, Sander,NL E. Roman, L. Redeye, B. Paprocki. SECOND ROW: M. mei R. Manning, D. Manning, K. J ones, L. Fleming. AT PIANO: D. Lankow. Reed P Halterman S Scoby, L. Bernardo, L Johnson, G. Frank, TOP ROW: S. Hart, .T . Phinney, D. Cappozzi, R. , . , . - nh t A. Gengo, M. Heidrick, M. A. Nosal, S. Crox- D Siperek, J. Marriner, S, Strassle. SECOND ROW. S. Bar ar , P Smith, C Gongol, S O'Brietl, J. School. THIRD ROW: M. J. WYIIICT, B. DeG at J. ton, B. Meissner, C. Collins, N. Callen, . . . Barnhart, M. Vesneski, M. Myers, B, Beckwith, L. Fenton, F, Donato, E. Holmes, K. Nicholson, N. ro , Jacobson, M. Krieger. FOURTH ROW: B. Arnbuske, A. Meyer, A. Quartrone, B. Donlin, J. Russett, S. Witherell, S. Gongol, M. Chopan, C. Curtis, E. Holmes, G. Kendall. J. Harvey, G. Metzler, S. Kyler, K. Groat, A. Fredrickson. FIFTH ROW: K. Houck,J.Goodrnan, J. EvanS, D. Rettberg, L. Smith, K Hanson, A. Liddy, J. Bosquet. SIXTH ROW: M. Barnhart, C. Puvel, S, Biscup,M.Ni1eS,K. Biscup, P. Young. J. Kightlinger, E. Wallace. J. Torge, D. Zaprowski, ' ' M. Mentz, B. Bowen, G. Sander, M. Ward, S. Hamilton, D. S. Zaprowski, C. Pavlock, M. McGuire. SEVENTH ROW. L. Rail, R Manning, L. Fleming. L. Redeye, M. Toi-ge. M. E. Clifford. EIGI-ITH Manning, K. Jones, M. E. Roman, ROW: B. Paprocki. 64 I Karen Houck drab , ki? Q7 . 454. Beryl Bowen, Thomas Printup, James Smith, Dawn Manning. w X E 1 Beryl Bowen Extra-curricular and sports activities certain- ly play an integral part in our school life, but it is the scholastic portion of school life which should be given the limelight . A, MSR- Speech Class Secretarial Practice ...ff Scholarship Examinations T A-fs Personal Typing 66 Basic An Depicted here on these pages are several class- room scenes ranging from such academic subjects as French III and chemistry to the more practical subjects like personal typing and speech. Biology Lab Chemistry Lab Mechanical Drawing 'Ns Home Economics kal0'i5L'W ' A -I S , F .-, . fjfr, ZA A X, In A ff' X O I S 68 B J-, . QQ 6 Q v 'E 6 ' 9 ' 'EEEEL-fsf-fi x K xl , + 1 r I v PK f' 5g, f ,f ,nw W - s I I r-.-- Q-.-4.1. :v 'if L .- .- v H,- D A Z' IL, X X X Q Marguerite McGuire im 'XQ' N gi X5 KAW x L! ' JMB A- X 'fd i . A .L M,.5,'. Mary Ellen Rom 1 jj ,qw .H - , , Y f K, r O' O if ,ov Auf , YYYY V U KA. W V - - ML, . T , 1 YJ 1 In ga Ann Donato KL Molly Torge nwished by Jayvees: TOP ROW: M. Sue O'Brien Collins, J. Torge, F. Donato. SECOND S. Biscup. Manning Cynthia Gongol X 1 v 1 1 .H 1' U LJ JN! 4 ff' V! rj f 7 I L' Ivo I f ! L U ru V4! yu I N1 I 1 y rf L V, JL ,, . My lp M- , M ,L iff if W W, W ' V if . J LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Gongol, M., Wachter, J. Wymer, S. Hart, K. Groat, F. Zochowski, K. Kammire. KNEELING: I. Marriner. is 4-4464 16,325 V45.eq,5 f-.J jam'- cw Z ' . If iv A The Salamanca baton twirlers, czngst J kfdfzejmajorette an even baton twirlers. I i'hey, under the direction of Izflaroneyiierform at all football g s participate Q, M6 F fp O n the Memorial Day parlde lfandtiphis past year performed at the con-iergone ' 2 A Le?'f , -- l fi ii K-ire'-V-Q. Je-,G ,f . ,. .L 'X ' ' A A e rs A.. T' ' , jj VU X Q.-3.7 -4 K 'iflfj +1 ' R17 , 1 ,, r 1. N ' X ,1j, If T ' Lge pw A 3 L jg? 'D I if A L! P . PL .77 f S This year, a new organization was formed to add to the better enjoyment of the votball games. This is the Pep Squad, a drill team made up of 16 girls, who perform ills on the football field. FIRST COLUMN: D. Haley, A. Campbell, B. Puvel, R. Chopan. SEC- OND COLUMN: A, Mey- er, P. Smith, A. Kamens, M. Rogers. THIRD COL- UMN: C. Puvel, A. Lid- dy, R. Lenda, M. Kervin, FOURTH COLUMN: G. Bosquet, K. Biscup, F. Perry, L. Bernardo. fl ZZ TOP ROW: Mr. Bachar, Assistant Coach, D. Pierce, B. J ones, R. Smith, L. Paoletto, W. Chamberlain, D. Woodworth, E. Crouse, T. Duliakas, G. Boutelle, A. Ficek, Mr. O'Neil, Head Coach. SECOND ROW: C. Myers, E. Schoonmaker, A. Kalinowski, M. Oyer, M. Nugent, J. Owens, R. Cooper, C. Newark. T, Lockwood, T. Brennan, J'. Laskowski, J. Simons. THIRD ROW: D. Dry, L. McMullen, P. Furlong, R. Yehl, W. Abrams, C. Tertinek, B. Clark, G. Kilburn, D. Owens, M. Bowen, R. Crouse, D. Yehl. S Qty Ml! CW . 7 Falconer 6 J1 0 Southwestern 40 '7 Dunkirk 13 32 Bolivar 6 32 Gowanda 13 34 Randolph 0 13 Fredonia 12 The Salamanca football Warriors, under the efficient coaching of Mr. Harry O'Nei1 and Mr. Donald Bachar, compiled an impressive 5 - 2 record this year. The Jerry Cummings Award was given to Don Dry as outstanding lineman of the year, and to Al Kalinowski as outstanding back of the year. In addition to this, Dry, Kalinowski, and Larry McMullen were chosen for the Southwestern Conference All-Star Team. Ron Yehl received honor- able mention. The following seniors ended -their varsity careers this season: Don Dry, Ron Yehl, Al Kalinowski, Basil Clark, George Kilburn, Wayne Abrams, Gordon Printup, Ron Crouse, Dick Owens, and Mike Oyer, 72 Q ,,v: 'D' -If ,Z . ,Q I! Uwmzf , f .Jn-v 1 r KK4 . ,V K , A , : ,, if cgi ' xx ' V Af . .. 3 Q ' E N, A ' K? I -A Q i V. ilk t , ' A in M.: . V I W ' ' -I, 'K . m , 5 Vrkk VK is I ' ' ' 5 V 5 'K 1 gn 4 ga wax, aw y h Q Q 6 Q Sa. g ' A Q- ' Q 1 v . Y' Af v' K '1 U i . m 7? 1' ' ly T ' x k1 '4 :: ' ' 1Q ' Q A h gl f LV . A f .2 L f L ' 5 Vf v..w it y T, if 4, , .b y 9 5 A H iYf l1,M'3T-: ' ' Ak ' A Y in M KL 9 f l Y , A Z Q 2 A f s L-ff .., , X, K K fy 1 S' R 1 4' , Qs 4 u , 2 A . go Dave Schaefer Butch Dry Tom Duliakas Mike Oyer Jerry Wymer and Gene Keppel, Managers. Spwmeo, Salamanca High School basketball fans were treated to several thrill-packed games this season by the basketball Warriors who came through with a won 6, lost 12 season. Southwestern Randolph Fredonia Portville We lls ville Allegany Franklinville Fredonia Ca tta ra ugus Randolph Gowanda Wellsville Portville Southwestern Allegany Gowa nda Fra nklinville Cattaraugus 74 Gordon Printup STANDING: R. Smith, G. Printup, R. Braun, J. Owens, I. Pincoski, M. Nugent, T. Duliakas, KNEEL LING: Mr. C. Wescott, coach, D. Dry, M. Oyer, D. Schaefer. wauly, .73 ll I STANDING: I. Quinn, T. Lockwood, D, Woodworth, C. Myers, A. Ficek, L. Sloan, T. Spry, T, Haley. KNEELING: Mr. L. Foy, coach, P. McKenna, R. Anderson, R. Yehl, P. Hepfinger, D. Man- ners, R. Keller, Manager. I S .. ...-6'I ' if 1 'IK .73 LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Spencer, Managerg M. Oyer, J. Owens, D. Heidrick, D. Scoby, C. Myers, B. Chamberlain, W. Abrams, G. Printup, I. Vesneski, R. Yehl. x K' X' af X kj K, 'N X .S X C V 1 f Lf 1 V 7 1 x X L 1 7 -, K ff L . .X tix-,V X x 'X K, ' .s X , V! N, . 1 ' X . 4 Olean 1 X pp Gowanda 3 ' Franklinville 1 Randolph 9 Randolph 7 Jamestown 2 Franklinville 2 Cattaraugus 6 Cattaraugus 3 Gowanda 3 Dunkirk I . rv -I F s .- I I rs i x wi' Q i 0 Szwzeo, 2 2 6 Season record -- 6 won, 5 lost 11 ' Was the 100th game won since baseball 5 resumed after the war. 7 8 100 Wins 42 Losses 2 Ties 17' Percentage .699 1 2 fBicounty playoffj 1 XF .V .'.l ' 1 ,f X 9 f fa ,if jj, X52 Q Y YW X2 'Q If 9 r i :i.. l is nl 3. fi-zeohnzan .93 U TOP ROW: J. Donlin, T. McKen na, C. Winship, I. Rogers, W Malanowski, A. Ficek, J. Stevens T. Lockwood. SECOND ROW: R Bames, R. Zurat, D. Woodworth P.McKenna, S. Smith, A. Ander son, R. Zurat. 76 Zuwk The Red and Gray Warrors will be out to duplicate the record established by the 1956 cindermen who scored three victories in four dual meets, finished in second place in both the Cattaragus County and Southwestern Conference May Meets and 'copped third place in the Section VI, Class AMeet at Hamburg. May The 880 relay team broke the five- year-old school record at Hamburg and May Captain J im Williams won the Section VI High Jump Championship. May May May .K . V L ' i JWW 'fr W T May gf ii? i' i Q5 A ,f me 880 Relay Team which broke school records in 1956 season. LEFT TO TOP ROW: L. McMullen, A. Kalino- wski, D. Pierce, L. Sloan, C. Ter- tinek, R. Smith, L. Paoletto, D. Titus, B. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Yehl, D, Smith, T, Ha16Y..T. Winiarz, T, Printup, G, Printup, T, Duliakas, M, Kohut. THIRD ROW: M. Ward, D. Yehl, M. Nugent, T. Spry, B. Keller, B. Anderson, J. Quinn, W, Abrams. 1957 Schedule 1 at Gowanda 4 at Falconer 8 Randolph ll at Fredonia 15 at Bolivar 18 Portville, Randolph, Franklinville 24 County Meet 1 Section VI, Class A Me et Capt. Jim Williams 'Uww ' CC 31 I TOP ROW: Mr. Wescott, Adviser: R. Heidrick, L. McMullen, B. Clark, D. Dry, G. Printup. SECOND ROW: R. Yehl, T. Printup, W. Abrams, I. Wymer, A. Kalinowski, G. Kil- burn. The aim of this organization is to promote good sportsmanship. The boys gain admittance to the club on the following two conditions: 1. They must have two letters in a varsity sport. 2.' The present members of the Varsity S vote new members into the club. This years officers include Larry McMullen, President: Jerry Wymer, Vice-President: Wayne Abrams, Secretary: Ronald Yehl, Treasurer. 'Uwwrlq fziefd TOP ROW: C. Pavlock, M. A. Shubert, P. Scoby, K, Houck, N. Quinn, M. Dulanski, R. Doner. SECOND ROW: M. Stall- ard, F. Fuller, I. Williams, K. DeBoy, C. Willman, M. E. Clifford. THIRD ROW: M. McGuire, D. Manning, M, E, Roman, L. Kosinski, B. Paprocki. Eighteen girls have won the honor of belonging to the Varsity Shield this yea For three years they competed in intramural sports until they accumulated at lea 300 points which entitled them to membership in the club. If, in her senior year, ar of them earns 150 more points, she is awarded a gold pin. During the year, the gir raised money to finance a trip to the Ice Follies in Buffalo, to purchase their sweate and to have a picnic in June. 78 AL If I 7 QCLJ7 1 f3,f CJ! ,, Q9 4,,V 1 V' 1 fy R 'l VJ! , I ,f Lfp- L., K Off I Y ff ANAL ,ffffdff 1 ,Z 49' N R- if tllgiff , -ITL f' ' 4 f ig A QW , if ' M fy X. f 1 V JVXZQ, X, 1 'ff 7 Y ' QA 'C' lv dl., ,U C 1 c el ' 'V A , lx X1.fffZf4l -1 Q 7L 'd 'V Lg X . , BOTTOM ROW, A League: K. Jones, I. Haley, M. Torge, P. Birmingham, K. Ka mmire, M. McGuire. SECOND ROW: B League: I. Smith, G. Sander, N. Quinn, L. Redeye, A. Meyer, D. Capoz- zi. THIRD ROW, C League: S. Strassle, C. Gongol, R. Reed, M. Heidrick, A. Gengo, S. Bamhart, I. Scholl, P. Smith. FOURTH ROW, D League: A. Fredrickson, B. Reed, L. Fleming, D. Rey- nolds, I. Pincoski, J. Tertinek. 70 N .V ,,,x , ,Y.M.........w.,M. . Q - 5 V K ,gk , ., 1, an F V 5? w :v 3-V v ,' a 2 , ir Y Aimlm, E! Q im if 'U 3 '. fi Y fr' ' - E 'IGI- :Www 'f . 1 f 4 -g ,Q ' --Aga-'wsagg I f 4 Ly, g , y.tA it vw K ,W r wk P 45 i wh lu, ew Q- - - A .. 535, V ,- 'aff fin .3 iw 1 1 ,.,v,,, 3 , JA ca' , AM Q X , '- qi I ii ' h- .mm K 5 ,i HG' ,-fl' ,.., ,, , A my Hg kk S 2 E 4. L 3 ' X Q is :.'Wim1m ' Aft. uf w uf' Q . if .w vi' ' N . -' V gw f 5 .w i1Q.,, Q f ff 5 if X ,f 5 f X LL:. 135 Qi KW X AV N, , A ' X 1 Q iixh Szrkfii I F 4. ,' ,'Uff, ,. 15 ax Vw -fn 'ig N x I f Q 'V Q f' B ULLETIN T ' f 5 X gr hwy ew? BRG 60 4 Q0 XXX B Swmigxf, m WM we lM as S F7 1' Bw . QJQQQ 3 ff ig UF f:.fgPgz is Q A x ,, , .. 'H gl, ' J ,, 4515. , J f . if U UWM X, H! X, X f .X X X 4 AQ Xxx xx If I A' 1 X I f I , j, f f X Ly f if 4,9 V' 1. 1 f X W 1 , r dw sf .6 XXXX ' ff f 1 , , .. .W ,X L ,433 , , X , N ' ff X!! 4 ,kg A - f X N . 4 X' Q' 3 A xmyl X iil ' i f, l q t 1 . Q li J Ki, .,.k Ayrg f X 5 M' 'X V V , 'f ,x k. ,...' ' ' f A? .Tatwna Michael J. Connelly Mr. G M s. Harry M. Bunker Mr. 6 Mrs. Francis Hager Mr. Adam Ambuske Mr. G Mrs. Robert L. Taylor Mr. 6 Mrs. La Rue H. Barnes Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Rupple J. P Bean W.Q.Wwhme Mr. G Mrs. Kenneth Dayton Mr. Edward Maley Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. 6: Mrs. Milo E. Banton Mr. 6: Mrs. Kennth McClune, Sr. Mr. 6 Mrs. Milford L. Perrigo Joe 6 Dot Mbngillo Betty Starr Willy Weir, Jr. Almeda J. Rau Lee Millard Mr. John S. Cunningham Mr. G Mrs. Frank Freeman Mr. Q Mrs. Richard E. Millholen Mr. 8 Mrs. Clare Lankow Mr. 6 Mrs. Ray Chamberlain Mr. 8 Mrs. Edward Mohr, Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Don Vesneske Mr. G Mrs. Harold Houck Mr. G M s. Herbert Boutelle Vera Fry Mrs. Josephine Hughes Mrs. Doris Schoch Mr. 8 Mrs. Bernard Pruner Mr. G Mrs. Fred J. Elsen Mr. 6 Mrs. J. Gene Quinn Mr. 8 Mrs. Julius Braun M . G Mrs. Charles J. Roman Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Cemane Miss Jane Ann Miller Mr. 6 Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Lucille Valeski Dr. G Mrs. C. A. Lawler John 0'Brien Mr. Larry Lo Bue Mr. G Mrs. Edwin Hare Mr. William 0. Valent M . G Mrs. C. W. Jones Paul J. Jones Mr. G Mrs. Joseph Horney Mr. G Mrs. Thomas F. Gilchrist Mr. G Mrs. F. J. DeBoy Minnie Clifford Mr. G Mrs. Henry S. Magiera Rev. G Mrs. Gerald M. Kendall Mrs. J. Leo Mallan Mr. G Mrs. William Jacobs Donald A. Sloan Theresa Manieri A Friend Noel Krantz Paul Beckwith Mr. 8 Mrs. John Eagen Jeannette Le Blanc .T Mr. 8 Mrs. A. T. Mahoney Mr- G Mrs. Francis Bosquet Gary Granger Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. White David M. Nelson Mr. G M s. Harry Boser Francis Romanowski M . 8 Mrs. Leo F. Layman Mrs. A. Atwood Elizabeth F. Guthrie Mr. 8 Mrs. Philip Povlock Mr. 6: Mrs. Edward Yehl Marian E. Carter Mr. G Mrs. W. H. Heidrick Mrs. Carl Pavlock Mr. G Mrs. Paris Chamberlain Iib and Oob Mr. 6 Mrs. Joseph W. Nosal Mr. G M s. Arnold Evans Mr. Earl Brandt Mr. G Mrs. Chester J. Prusinowski Mr. 6: Mrs. D. H. Rockwell Mr. John Hanson Mr. 8: Mrs. Dean Whipple Mr. James Williams Diane, Sue G Lois Mr. G Mr. 6 Mrs. Earl Hanson Mrs. Ernest Helm Mr. Q Mrs. Ben Scoby Jeannette Zurat Mr. G Mrs. Arthur Bailey Gabriel Mr. 6: Mrs. Paul Oyer Herbert Fisher Mr. G Mrs. John Longnecker Mr. G Mrs. Gardiner Ross James G. Smith Helen Longnecker Diane Helm Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Zafron Mr. G Mr. G Mrs. Rogers Bailey Mrs. Elver O. Smith Charles McClure Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Rich Mr. G Mrs. A. L. McKenna Tony Quattrone M . G Mrs. Thomas Kirchner Marguerite Driscoll Mary Kosinski Mr. 8 Mrs. William Pascarella Maria G Dolores Pascarella Mr. G Mrs. Larry Boutelle Mrs. Dorothy Bierfeldt Miss Patricia Burr Mr. 8 M s. H. F. Gardner Mr. 6 M s. W. H. Williams Ri Cpl. Jerome McGuire Mr. 6. Mrs. Ernest Hutchinson, Jr Mr. 8 Mrs. Frederick G. Stanley Mrs. George Dulanski Twaisey, Twaney, Twoots Gerald A. Fedell Mr. 6: Mrs. Frank Malanowski Art Bailey v COMMERCIAL PATRONS Johnson's Jewelry Store 99 Main Street Halstead Beauty Shoppe 44 Main Street A. 8 M. Clothes Shoppe 112 Main Street Chip Beauty Salon 84 Main Street Hotel Dudley 132 Main Street A. Bedell Co. Inc. 82 Main Street Frank J. Kalamanka 191 Broad Street Fu11er's T. 8 H. Grocery 124 Center Street France Service Station Red House Costello's Grocery Red House The Book Shop 19 Main Street City Bosquet Liquor Store 9 River Street Salamanca Household ll Main Street Nye's Tavern 284 Central Avenue Murph's Shop of Specialties 102 Main Street Hooper's Radio 8 T.V. Repair 396 Broad Street Flick's Barber Shop 400 E. State Street Beigel's Hotel 467 E. State Street Boser's Handy Store 140 Lincoln Avenue McClune Dry Cleaners 1 Broad Street Nadolski Bros. Inc. 32 Broad Street Kervin's Grovery Store 70 Swan Street Carpet and Linoleum Co. 58 Main Street C. A. LOUNSBURY B BICYCLES FISHING TACKLE OATS AND MOTORS GUNS AND AMMUNITION 5 Broad Street Salamanca, New York THE CLASS THE CLASS The Mbst Pro and Succes Future CF I96O OF 1957 sperous sful To The Graduatlng Class of 1957 We Give Our Slncere Wlshes for Success 1n the Future FROM THE CLASS QF I958 GNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 195 .IAMESTCDWN TABLE CCMPANY GQQ4G HYSKQIXXNS SA LAMXQNCA J fum the C2aoA,af1959 Best Wishes For a Useful and Successful Future For the Class of 1957 'a . .pzjf .lgg f MARY ELLEN CLIFFORD.'q?Q5.ZEv CAROL Mc KENNA lkff I ARIELLE LOUNSBURY MARGO MENTZ DAWN MANNING MARY ELLEN ROMAN X MARGUERITE Mc GUIRE SUE SIMONS 1 uf 'Y' Y X 6 .. -is hid-Q-ia, x1k.LL4z.f,b QJAWM wwf 7,2nwu9n.-,9ffy,wW JL2-wav .Jwuwu fwrffvmfe WW Saw PCMM-J 'rilfwcb bw, GMM, ,aw afwfw Hzlzn lanclnc nkof' www mug l5w.,.Jl,,,,JN yi JAM! GW 6754111 C-ML MMV fm QU-'iff from the SALAMANCA HIGH SCHOCL CHEERLEADERS SMlTH'S DAIRY BAR ll WTI UHL BUICK COMPANY Main Street Salamanca, New THE RATHBUN MOLDING CCRP. offers THE CLASS OF 195 Congratulation and gif N. 2 4 x .Q 5 -- s' - 1' , ' 'fl 4,49 I MYERS HCDTEL Steak and Chicken House WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND DINNER PARTIES ..... CALL US AND WE WILL MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS 3 + Mix me Q-43 G AQ fs,-0 ENWSTS +4155 LLRISZXTXNCA K Compliments to THE CLASS OF FIFTY-SEVEN THE ELKS CLUB 53 Wildwood Avenue Salamanca, New York HOWARD BARTON DAVE BAILEY RON YEHL JIM PINCOSKI JERRY ROJEK DON PIERCE MIKE OYER I 1 1 x Q I, xg n J Nl gl xg lf X1 ,L WJ , N! lf' ' 9 LARRY MC MULLEN JIM WOODMANCY BILL BIERFELDT DANNY BOUTELLE GEORGE KILBURN DON DRY BOB KELLAM AL KALINOWSKI HUNT FURNITURE CO., INC. HFor Over 45 Years - A Pledge of Qualityn CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS Salamanca New York Phone 22 20-28 R1ver Street Compllments of SALAMANCA LIONS CLUB Compllments of ZIPPO MAN UFACTU RING COMPANY Bradford Best W to the LASS OF 1957 RETAIL STORE OF ALAMANCA H I'- COM LIM NTS C0126 h I CLASS OF FIFTY-SEVEN THE WESTERN Auro I' Xl 5.1 UM Vfff'-Eff I 1' 1' I 7727, MQYJHM ' . ' , 0 I x' ,LQQLne44bf 2:22-jff om emi. Www,-Ig-,,,,.. 625045. 226- ,361-4 77' Rv J I NATIONAL HONOQ SOCIETY X Q ff HONOR X wg A SOCIETY MAY YOUR ROAD BE PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE WITH ONLY ENOUGH HARP TURNS TO MAKE IT EXHILARATINGH L. B. HARTMAN RATULATIONS TO TH CLASS OF 1957 CLIFFORD'S FOOD MARKET ...AND THAT GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPL THE PEOPLE, SHALL NOT PERI THE EARTH. THE I956-I957 STUDENT COUNCIL www TU MES HERAL C!f'HE-FAMlL 1E5 - O UTHWESTERN NEW YORK AND NORTHWESTEQN PENNSYLVAMA WH DL AM -- I450 Oh Your Dial FN 95-7 Meg-Scycles or Channel 259 The Programs of The American Broadcasting Company prbnfihg Compqhy, Inc. PRINTERS o.I-' THE 5571-Ep, KIND AT No EJVTRA cos-Y Yhone 2-H H' Wes? Stan Road Oleah N. Y i I 1 I' ' ' I l I 1 Compliments Best Wishes to the From Class of 1957 THE THE AMERICAN LEGIGN PALACE AUXILIARY RESTAURANT 67 Wildwood Margaret Hart Salamanca, New York Hoover Nancy Mu SALAMANCA TEACHERS HAZARD AssoclATloN RHODES CO. Insurance Real Estat Hwhat greater or better gift can we offer the republic than to teach and instruct our youth?H Cicero Norman J. Kamens E.. I Radio 222 EVANS BROS. YELLOW MOVING CAB TRUCKING COMPANY LIGHT DELIVERY H24 HOUR SERVICEH Phone 1567 Salamanca, New York 222 Radio NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Compliments Royal F. Bowen, Agent Mutual Insurance Co. utual Fire Insurance Co. Life Insurance Co. 71 Main St. Phone 109 of the RIVERDALE SUPREME DAIRIES . 1 Compliments of WAR D ' S H O M E BA K E R Y AND WALTER BLOOM M Complete Archery WEDDIIIQERTHDAY Tackle GRADUATION 60 State Park Ave . CAKES Salamanca New York LO C KW O O D Courtesy HOM E EXPRESSES of SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1957 JEWELER 470 Broad Street -L wwi r I J' SAMUEL H. KOHN M LVWIONGRATJ-ATIONS AND SON MEN'S FASHION SHOP Home of Famous National Brands 77 Main Street Salamanca, New York X jj L CLASS OF 1957 PAT'S RECORD SHOP 56 Main Street nMusic Brings Enjoyment for All Ages and Tastesn Stop and Shop Here For Your Favorite Records also Greeting Cards Sheet Music Needles 25 Main Phone 82 CAFE ROYAL Fish and Shrimp Pizza and Spaghetti Served Daily Orders to Take Out 0 Courtesy of SALAMANCA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED 1882 Congratulation B Q B 'S to I TEXACO SERVICE THE SENIOR CLASS Tires, Batterie Accessories, Washi FIRST NATIONAL E S 6: L ast tate inc Salamanca, N. Y Anna Best Wishes J. I Conner from DON CQNSTELLATION KAMHOLTZ of t JUNIOR the STARS NO. 6 CLASS OF 1957 I. I .L................. DIETRICH HARDWARE Price Quality Service I rm'J - . 0 . ' . 1 j345Lu 6:-543 fjffj H' COONEY'S yr? VARIETY STORE J' QW F' HFLO AND WALTH M T7 yy Congratulation PV to the S. H. S. CLASS of 1957 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '57 from the SOUTH SIDE MARKET 'OPPOSITE THE HIGH SCHOOLH New Portable Typewri All Makes GILES TYPEWRITER COMPANY 260 N. Union Olean, New York t I D R E I E R ' S I The Complete I FAMILY RED AND WHITE SHOE S T O R E SERVICE 148 Highland BROWN 'S S 1 BGOT SHOP New York Good Luck to the O W E N , S Graduating S I N C L R I Class S T AT IO N from the Broad R I F L E C L U B and I OF I I I Center SALAMANCA HIGH ' Compliments of O'ROURKE AND O'ROLlRKE FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED JACK O'ROURKE JAMES o'RoURKE TOM o'RoURKE THE AMERICAN LEGION Hughes Skiba POST NO. 535 67 Wildwood Salamanca, New York l 1 FITZGERALD BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE Our Best Wishes For a Happy, Successful Future L I Remington Rand Portable Quiet-riter 31.00 a Week NO DOWN PAYMENT SALAMANCA P ENNY SAVER 158 Main Street Phone 1507 1 The Complete 1 DRElER'S RED AND WHITE FAMILY SHOE S T O R E SERVICE 148 Highland B RCJWN 'S S 1 BOCT SHOP New York Good Luck to the 0 W E N , S Graduating S IN C L Al R Class S T A T I O N from the Broad R I F L E C L U B and OF Center SALAMANCA HIGH CLINTON RESTAURANT Phone 175 6 200 Clinton St. Salamanca Salamanca' s Big New Family Store J. J. NEWBERRY New York COMPANY Best Wishes to DRUG STORE THE CLASS OF 1957 WILDWOOD Cosmetics Prescriptions S E RV I Stationery Everything Your Car Nee PAVIA'S CONGRATULATIONS SERVICE CENTER CLASS OF '57 MANNING S Quaker State Oil Sterling Gas AAA Killbuck - Great Valley Road Road Service Phone 1989 17 Wildwood Ave U nExc1usive but not Expensive Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1957 From The SUGAR BOWL Salamanca New York R. AND MARKE Open Every Till 10 P. Wildwood and I' 1 Compliment THE AMERICAN LEGION of Hughes Skiba o'RouRKE AND POST NO. 535 FUNERAL HOME INCORPORATED 67 Wildwood JACK o'RoURKE JAMES O'ROURKE TOM O'ROURKE Salamanca, New York I Re FITZGERALD BROTHERS I DEPARTMENT STORE Our Best Wishes For a Happy, Successful Future , I I. mington Rand Portabl Quiet-riter 31.00 a Week NO DOWN PAYMENT SALAMANCA PENN Y SAVER 158 Main Street Phone 1507 Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1957 VANADIS BEAUTY SHGP 48 River Stree ALLENE LYTEL Compliments Your Friendly I Drug Store I SCHRADER AND STARK T - I H HINSURANCE THAT INSURESH of I NEROGEC AN SQN E. F. FENTON CU. DAIRY I 127 Main Street Salamanca Salamanca NSW Y01-'k New York I I I I I QUALITY ' M O H R 'S C A S H S T O R E ' D I S P O S A L 582 East State I S E R V IC E Salamanca, New York Phone 310 State Park Avenue OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE I WW aww -1--- '--', jmw' GLWM' HMM I - v I ' QM? ,M 0? ggi. 53.525 If 4 - 4, R9 Ig Q Q LQ 5, , CCW 7k.,.U2fzi' QJLWQJ-ff I- I HSTYLES OF THE TIM SH KEGERREIS AND SMITH Clothiers to Salamanca High School Students for Over Forty Years Wallpaper Q Paint S AND S STORE Art Supplies Appliances Band Instruments Sheet M sic Records BURIAL VAULTS BY WILBERT Beauty Protection Peace of Mind Dignity Best Wishes from TORGE HOTEL Seniwa 27' WAYNE ABRAMS Varsity S 3,4, Secretary 45 Football 2-45 Baseball 2-45 Track 3,45 All-Star Baseball 35 Intramurals 2-45 Athlete of the Year 3. MILDRED ANDERSON F,T.A. 3,45 Chorus 2,35 N.H.S. 45 Photography Club 35 Rifle Club 2,35 Assembly 25 Seneca45 Intramurals 2-45 Senior Play 4. DAVID BAILEY Biology Club 35 Chorus 1-35 AllCounty35 Photography Club 35 Rifle Club 2,35 Assembly 1-45 Warrior 45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Council 3,45 French Club 35 Christmas, Play 45 Student Police 3,45 Boys' State 35 Seneca Junior Editor 3, Editor 45 Ethics Committee15 N.H.S. 45 Class Treasurer 35 Senior Play 4. WILLARD BAILEY Aviation Club 35 Assembly 35 Stunt Nite 2. THEODORE BAKER Aviation Club 35 Photography Club 35 Assembly 25 Seneca 45 Sttmt Nite 25 Bowling 15 Tennis 3,4. JOSEPHINE BARGY Photography Club 3,45 Intramurals 2-4. MARY BARNHART Chorus 1-45 Ensemble 2-45 Rifle Club 1-3, President 2, Vice-President 35 Assembly 1-45Seneca45Warrior 1-4, Assistant Editor 45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Council 2,45 Class Vice-President 25 Model UN 45 Ethics Committee 15 Intramurals 2-4. HOWARD BARTON Track 15 Baseball Manager 15 Basketball Manager 2, 35 Rifle Club 1-3, Vice-President 2, President 3. LEO BIERFELDT Track 1-35 Rifle Club 1-4. WILLIAM BIERFELDVI' Boys' State 3. DANIEL BOUTELLE Chorus 1,25 Band 1,25 Photography Club 35 .T . V. Foot- ball 25 Track 2,35 Golf 3,4, Captain 45 Senior Play 4. BERYL BOWEN Chorus 1-45 Ensemble 2-45 All-State 45 Rifle Club 25 Assembly 1-45 French Club 35 Intramurals 2,35 Seneca 4. THOMAS BRIDGES Aviation Club 4: Photography Club 33 Track 2: Student Council 45 Football Manager 1. VICTOR BROL Student Police 3,4. .TOANN CEMANE Chorus 15 D.E. Club 3.4. SONJA CHAMBERLAIN Chorus 35 Photography Club 35 Rifle Club 1-45 Assembly 25 Seneca 45 Student Council 45 Intramurals 2-4. BASIL CLARK Chorus 3,45 Varsity S 3,45 Track 2-45 Footballl-4. MARY ELLEN CLIFFORD Chorus 1-45 Ensemble 3,45 All Colmty 35 All State 35 Varsity Shield 45 Seneca 45 Class Vice-President 15 Intramurals 2-45 Student Council Vice-President 35 Ethics Committee 35 Bowling 1-45 Cheerleading 1-3. JOSEPH COLLINS Seneca 45 Intramurals 2-4. GENETTE COMSTOCK KAREN DEBOY N.H.S. Secretary 45 Varsity Shield Vice-President 45 Chorus 1-35 Assembly 1-45 Rifle Club 2,35 Seneca 45 Senior Play 45 Warrior 1-4, Editor 45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Council 45 Class Secretary 3,45 Model UN 45 Ethics Committee Secretary 35 Oratorical Contest 25 Chirstmas Play 45 Cheerleading 2-4, Captain45 Intra- murals 2,3. JUDITH DOLECKI Rifle Club 15 Seneca 45 D.E. Club 45 Intramurals 2,3. ANN DONATO F.T.A, 3,4, President 35 Chorus 1-45 N.H.S. 45 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 1-45 Seneca Business Manager 45 Warrior 2-45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Bow1ing2,35 Cheerleading 1-45 Intramurals 2-45 Studamt Athletics Secretary 4. RAE DONER Varsity Shield 45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 2,3. MARENA DULANSKI F.T.A. 4: Chorus 1-35 N.H.S. 45 PhotographyClub2,35 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 3,45 Warrior 3,45 Intra- murals 2-45 Seneca Layout Editor 45 Student Po1ice3,45 French Club 3. CAROL DUNN Chorus 15 Seneca 45 D.E. Club 3,4, President 35 Bowling 3. ANTHONY FEDELL Chorus 1-45 Band 2-4, President 4, All Cotmty 1-3, All State 1-45 N.H.S. 45 Assembly 1-45 Warrior 1-4, Associate Editor 2-45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Counci12- 4, Parliamentarian 45 Class President 2-45 Model UN 45 French Club 35 Christmas P1ay45 Solo Festival 1-35 Student Police 3,4, Chief 45 Boys' State 35 Student Reporter 3,45 Senior Play 4, IUDITH EVANS Rifle Club 15 Assembly 25 Seneca 45 Bowling 2. ROBERT FORMICA Photography Club 15 Football Manager 1,25 Track 1,25 Assembly 1,25 Seneca 45 D.E. Club 35 Bowling 15 Intramurals 1-4, HARRIET FRY N.l-LS. 45 Assembly 3,45 Seneca 3,4, Art Editor 45 Warrior 45 Student Cotmcil Secretary 45 Oratorical Contest 1. EVA FULLER Chorus 15 D,E. Club 3,45 Bowling 2-45 Intramurals 2,3. FAYE FULLER Chorus 15 Varsity Shield 45 D,E. Club 3,45 Bowling 3, 45 Intramurals 2-4. KAY HAILFINGER Seneca 45 warrior 45 Debating Club 45 Senior Play 4. FRANCINE HART N,l-LS. 45 Photography Club 3,4, Secretary 35 Rifle Club 2,35 Assembly 1-45 Warrior2-4, Business Mana- ger 45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Council 3,45 Class Secretary 25 Model UN 45 Christmas Play 45 Studett Police 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Senior Play 4. RICHARD HIEDRICK Varsity S 3,45 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Base- ball 1-45 561803 45 D.E. Club 2,3. LOIS HOAG F.T.A. 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Photography Club 35 Rifle Club 15 Assembly 25 Seneca 45 Warrior 3,45 Oratorical Ccntest 2,35 Bowling 1-45 Christmas Play 45 Intra- murals 2-4. ANTHONY HOOVER Assembly 1. KAREN HOUCK Chorus 1-45 Ensemble 2-45 All State 45 N.H.S. 45 Photography Club President 2,35 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 1-45 Stunt Nite 1,25 Student Council 1,2545 President 45 Bowling 1-35 Christmas Play 45 Solo Festival 35 Student Police 3,45 Cheerleading 25 Seneca Assistant Editor 45 Class Vice-President 3,45 Senior Play 4. CALVIN J' IMERSON Football 2-45 Track 3. ELEANOR JIMERSON Intramurals 3. PATRICIA JONES Band 1: F.H.A. 1. EUGENE KEPPEL Aviation Club 4: .T.V. Football 35 Track 2-45 D. E. Club 45 Basketball Manager 1.25 Football Manager 1. ALOYSIOUS KALINOWSKI Varsity S 45 Football 2-45 Baseball 2,45 Track 1-45 Assembly 1,25 Bowling 2,45 All Cotmty 35 Chorus 1-45 Intramurals 2-4. GEORGE KILBURN Chorus 3,45 Varsity S 45 Football 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 Basketball Manager 15 Baseball 25 Bowling 1-4. LUCILLE KOSINSKI Varsity Shield President 45 Seneca 45 Warrior 3,45 Intramurals 2-45 Student Council 45 Warrior 3,4. STANLEY KURLU Baseball 35 Track 35 Intramurals 3. DIANE LANKOW Chorus 25 Ensemble 25 Band 1,25 All County 1-35 All State 2,35 Assembly 1,2,45 Seneca 45 Class Treasurer 15 Christmas Play 45 Senior Play 4, DONALD LEIPER Chorus 3,45 All Cotmty 3,4, All State 3,45 Seneca 45 .Ttmior Play 35 Wrestllng1,25 Football25Assemb1y 1-3. HELEN LONGNECKER Cnorus 1-35 Ensemble 25 Warrior 1-35 Stunt Nite 15 Bowling 15 Christmas Play 4. ARIELLE LOUNSBURY Aviation Club 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Assembly 3, 45 Seneca45 Warrior 3,45 Bowling 1-35 Intramurals 2-4. HENRIETTA MAGIERA Seneca 45 Warrior 4. .TUDITI-I MALANOWSKI N.H.S. 45 Seneca 45 Warrior 3,45 Intramurals 3. DAWN MANNING Chorus 1-45 Ensemble 2-45 Band 1-4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, All County 2, All State 35 Photography Club 2,35 Intramurals 2-45 Varsity Shield45 Assembly 1-45 Smeca 45 Stunt Nite 15 Student Council 2,45 Bow- ling 1-45 Solo Festival 3,45 Cheerleading 2-4. BARBARA MASCHO Seneca 45 Oratorical Contest 1. YVONNE MC CLUNE Chorus 1,25 Photography Club 15 D.E. Club President 45 Bowling 1-45 Intramurals 2. MARGUERITE MC GUIRE F.T.A. Secretary 45 Chorus 1-45 Photography Club 2, 35 Rifle Club 1,25 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 45 Cheerleading 2-45 Seneca 45 Bowling 1-45 Intramurals 2-45 warrior 1-4, CirculationManager2-45 Christmas Play 45 Senior Play 4, LORENCE MC MULLEN Varsity S 2-4, President 4g Football 1-43 Boys' State 33 Track 2-43 Student Council 43 Ethics Com- mittee 23 Student Police 3,43 Lineman of the Year 33 Boy of the Year 33 Intramurals 2-4, DIXIE MEACHAM Intramurals 2-4. MARGO MENTZ Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2-43 Assembly 33 Photography Club 2,3: Seneca 4: D.E. Club 3g Bowling 1-43 Intra- murals 23 Christmas Play 4. CAROL MC KENNA F,T,A, 3,41 Chorus 1-33 Assembly 3,43 Seneca 4: Bowling 2-43 Intramurals 2,33 Stunt Nite 23 Warrior 2-4. FLORENCE MC MULLEN Band 1,23 Seneca 43 Warrior 43 Student Council 43 Student Police 3,4. MARTHA MILLHOLEN Chorus 1'3: Ensemble 2,32 All State 33 All County 3g N.H.S. 43 Rifle Club 23 Assembly 35581160343 Warrior 33 Stunt Nite l. JOHN MIX Photography Club 23 Rifle Club 1,23 Track 1,23 Assem- bly 33 Intramurals 1,2., WILLIAM NEWARK Assembly 33 D.E. Club President 33 Stunt Nite 1. MARGARET O'HARA F.T.A. 3,43 N.H.S. 43 Assembly 33 Warrior 33 Model UN 4. RICHARD OWENS Aviation Club 33 Football 1,43 Assembly 23 Bowling 1'3Q Intramurals 1-4. .TEROME OYER Varsity S 2-4, Vice-President 23 Football 1-42 Boys' State 33 Basketball 1'4Q Baseball 1,3,43 Student Council 3,4. BARBARA PAPROCKI F.T.A. 3,43 Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2-43 Stunt Nite 1, 23 Intramurals 2-43 Varsity Sheild 43 Assembly 1,33 Seneca 43 All County 33 All State 33 Senior Play 4. PHYLLIS PASCARELLA Seneca 43 Oratorical Contest 1. CAROL PAVLOCK Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2-43 All County 33 N.H.S. 43 Photography Club 33 Rifle Club 23 Seneca, Head of Typing Staff 43 Intramurals 2'4: Varsity Shield 4, MARY ANN PAVLOCK Chorus 1,21 N.H.S. 43 Rifle Club 23 Photography Club 33 D. E. Club 3,4': Intramurals 2. DONALD PIERCE Chorus 1'4Q All County 13 Rifle Club 13 Stunt Nite 1,23 Intrumurals 1-43 Warrior 2-43 Track 1-43 Assembly 1-33 Football Manager 3,4. J' AMES PINCOSKI Aviation Club President 43 Rifle Club 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Basketball 3A3 Track 33 Intramurals 2,31 Student Council 4. .TACK POVLOCK N.H.S. President 43 Assembly 3,43 Warrior 43 Stunt Nite 23 Student P01lCe3,4gBOYS' State33 Senior Play 4. NAT QUINN F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 4g Varsity Shie1d43 Seneca 4g Intramurals 2'4: Warrior 33 Stunt Nite23 Christmas Play 4, SANDRA REDEYE Chorus 1,21 Assembly 33 Intramurals 2-4. JANET ROCKWELL Chorus 1-33 N.H.S. 43 Seneca 43 Photography Club 1- 43 Student Council 33 Bowling 1-43 Christmas Play 4. GERALD ROJ' EK Rifle Club 3,41 Assembly 43 Seneca 43 Intramurals 1- 43 Boys' State 33 Senior Play 4. MARY ELLEN ROMAN F.T.A. 3,4, Treasurer 33 Chorus 1-43 Ensemble 2-43 All State 33 N.H.S. 43 Varsity Shield 4g Assembly 1'4: Seneca, Literary Editor 43 Warrior 2-43 Stunt Nite 1,22 Model UN 43 Oratorical Contest 1,31 French Club 33 Bowling 2-43 Cheerleading 1-43 Intramurals 2-43 Student Reporter 43 Christmas Play 43 French Contest Wilmer 33 Cheerleading Captain 23 Senior Play 4. GLORIA SANDER F.T.A. 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Chorus 1- 43 Ensemble 2-43 N.H.S. Secretary 43 Assembly 3,45 Seneca 43 Warrior 33 Stunt Nite 2g Student Council 43 Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 2,41 Ethics Committee 23 Student Police 3,43 Intramurals 2-43 Senior Play 4. DAVID SCHAEFFER Band 1-43 Basketball 1-43 Assembly 43 Seneca 43 D.E. Club 33 Student Council 43 Golf 3,4, Captain 3. DAVID SCHOCH Aviation Club 33 Intramurals 4. DAVID SCOBY Aviation Club 33 Track 33 Seneca 43 Intramurals 2,32 .T . V. Baseball 3. A PHYLLIS SCOBY Chorus 1-43 Varsity Shield 43 Intramurals 2-43 D.E. Club 33 Seneca 4. LOUISE SCOTT Intramurals 2-4. ROBERT SEELY Student Projectionist 4. MARY ANN SHUBERT Chorus l-45 Photography Club 25 Varsity Shield 45 Seneca 45 Intramurals 2-4. GERALD SIDOR Aviation Club 4: Photography Club 45 Rifle Club President 4: .T.V. Football 35 Baseball 35 Seneca Sports Editor 45 D.E. Club Treasurer 45 warrior 1-35 Student Council 3.45 Intramurals 1-45 Bowling 3. SUE SIMON N.H.S. 45 Assembly 15 Seneca Circulation Manager 45 Student Council 1-35 Class President 15 French Club President 35 Bowling 1,25 Cheerleading 1.3, Captain35 Intramurals 2.3. DONALD SMITH Photography Club 2-4, Vice-President 3, President45 Rifle Club' 1,25 Track 1-45 Assembly 2-45 Warrior Photographer 3,45 Seneca Photography Editor 45 Ethics Committee 35 Senior Play lStageJ 3,45 Boys' State 35 Student Projectionist 3.4. .TOAN SMITH F.T. A. 3,45 Chorus 25 Photography Club 25 Seieca 45 Warrior 2-45 Student Council 3.45 Intramurals 2-4. THOMAS SMUZKIEWICZ Track 3,45 Intramurals 1-4. MAUREEN STALLARD Chorus 1-35 Varsity Shield 45 Seneca 45 Warrior 45 Intramurals 2-4. FRED STANLEY Chorus 1-35 Seneca 45 Warrior 4. CONNIE STOUMBAS Chorus 1,25 Varsity Shield 45 Seneca 45 Intramurals 2-4. RICHARD SWANSON Bowling 1. JAMES VESNESKI Rifle Club Treasurer 45 .T . V. Basketball 1,25 Baseball 35 D.E. club Treasurer 35 Warrior 1,45 Tennis 3,45 Bowling 2-45 Intramurals 2-4, IUDITH WILLIAMS F.T.A. 45 Chorus 1-35 N.H.S. 45 Photography Club 35 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 25 Seneca 45 Intramurals 2-4. CAROL WILLMAN F.T.A. 3.4, Secretary 35 Chorus 1-45 N.H.S,45 Varsity Shield 45 Assembly 1-45 Seneca Advertising Editor 45 101 Stunt Nite 1,25 French Club 35 Bowling 1-45 Christmas Play 45 Intramurals 2-45 Warrior 3.4. IA MES WOOD MANCY RONALD YEHL Varsity S Treasurer4s Football 1-4: Baseball 1.3: Track 1.2.4: Assembly l-3: Warrior 2: Stunt Nite 13 Bowling 1-4: Intramurals l-4: Senior Play 4. PHYLLIS ZAFRON Chorus 1-35 Assembly 35 Seneca 45 Stxmt Nite 1 Intramurals 2-45 Debating Club 4. PAUL ZAPROSKI Photography Club 3,5 Rifle Club 45 D. E. Club 4. We: w wW gfffiwjwgvf Wfwww Wwfwfyjrpgw QW Ng Kgfmjiyx W s5WW ,ff X- pj Q f 71 FV wf W i MW 62, ' , ' V 4 W M MMM npr- , V -W ' ' 1 ' . 1 I -AM. 4' N - - , ,Q , 4 f QE -2 ,P ' , , M L' YT' '- 'f.f,.i,Al-rf-.'i Y' ' SJC Q.,,- vw' if '1 V' fj Tim. 'i -11-, Ag' xs'.5j.,34 '1 A W K if ,V - fl zj?QSQ,xi: :k:5.f::51 F, .Ny 5,3 Agri V -:Q - 1- 2 - twig ' 4-xihgiy: ,-,4:,,,:-,-3,4 M ,..is23zL,..JJ.y. Lz,,f f' . ,r ' jg' .cefq., 1 zvff 1' TSA.-'vf1x:. ,, ' . -.2 ':f.-mi af52k ':i-1 Pas wg?-L Asa . Qs'.4.1znwf:1 Jima. W lf. Ww f, ' ' y f5f?V ffgf.j3.'L' k , , f ' 5 5 ' fi ' -:JR . rl ' I I ff' F -Z7 , . ., M f . . zz 1 .L WN, A ff, nf: f 'K' 'n' ,,,.., -,, . l ,-Ii' f' 1,1 I - f , . ' 1 1 . 6 , JM 1 .1 ,pf uf, . P ! 1 N a L1 X'-1.x 4,A ', sir' gl .us , , ..AQ W , . , 1 gm 3 - 4 V K. . k.., l',?mf,2i-Q il-'XM'-V. ff?5g'f3 'ilaf 2. 'QI X . ,A WV--.,.51LfL.'j T, ff , A155--:px .:.:...7.LA-.- 14 .iq V yn? ,L ,- -Ay-3 .2331 I., , I , M, . ... . vmpgz-.iy i k5l,HLx,:..k. , iv mlfga .X I V . - ' ' - ' ' 3-v-, - ' . ' wiv' - L -'J -we V . - L . 4' . ' -- - ' L f' K' gf . . ' ' ' ww F -i 'f '-: , ax ,. , V, : K 4 ' . 1 V - f H K vw, .Q wif: f VQ. Wm4'7LWD' WWW' . -.fewdwfwwfh M!EAWwLzqwQbfJbm5:'fkMw 5H+TM ' ' CW ' W, awww WWW? LJ0 J -5 3210 5i7fq1l3iZ,M, mfiijfitf ffm X7 MM e ff mM 51' . 1:35 5-, , Q,:'.g-5 pr ,Q M ?7QQ ' x f A E f .QQ . 5A X M... . -. ww f - V- f fm., -H: -, . 5 mv' '-1 '. , , '- '- 'ww M , ,' ' ' , ,,, nu uv: 4 -'Y 3, Q W ' ' J' ' x 31 ML' ,A-mfg-f,.-f-z.: 5 :U ,:, ' . ,'w'.-1.-?Q,.,., , ww- H , .1:s.'f..-A-. .- ' :.'..w..f'Q'c-,. K , -my 1 gf' 'g Q ,,. , f. .Y-, 4- J gf - , -., .-, V. . , ,f Q' 1. -... ,I --1. .. -- wg-fer, 'L -A ,M A A N ,,.'r'I .,,. n. X .V ,f A' ,'. -M .-1. ,1 '. 'M-1 - , 'V ', 1f., ,, , 46.31 591- 1 ,2f.'..-. gm .-7 -4 ag 'M'-if S' '5 N.f1:..fg-, 1 ,53.,' I .f'- -fr H' , - ' . ' 4 , 'X 1 f 22,11 ' ' a,.- f- ,-..M. ffg- f 4 uv 5. .X - '.' ,J . fr 1 , - 1 - , V , . ' 1 ' . A 25.4 . 4 1 5 r I' 3 ' . 4 s , - QW 7QLfw p! A , , MW MW KW r 1 -, , b U-A-Zi, J .3 of -ff ,-.9g 707 m f' -M' Haag! 'K s- ,-1 . il. uri! -vff Z . . XL: u 1 ., 32,5 ' .A ,W in N w sf 1- 171 ' '- fb, '-, ' pf . .1 , 1 .rw 'nr , V 3 Q11 'H , S - 5375 Q.. ,131 3 1. wg Req . '- I-if-f . ' ' if ir' sr - 1, , f, f. - JL'- :A 4 M , i 1-' flg . X 35 , fax. 21,1 :v . '11 . ,.,W, . M gm ' 59 ,fi , -4' 4-if Q- Q -.Tl L ky - 1' - . K, .X ,, t .,'g:'1M.f K -1 ,. Q p . ' i' 3- -H63 i, ,fi 1 inf ew r- , fi, ' . an 1, 1 . f 33, ff. 32 Init ' ' ' Ei? L si., 1 fi' . I, .' :v, 'pix .4 ..A,,f,ggr- ,, . . 1-,n. . + , 3 --ff 'M' J W, ,. - ,f,,, -,il y f . jfx .,-' . 2 - ' . fi' , .Q ' ,.r.r-.4 , 'ig 1 if .- ,X .4 My -,A Q x , .ff 0. , ,Q 9 il . ,Qw- A ,-A he: , , IQ lin. 1 , 5 ' W4 5 iff ' .QPF '10 4 X 4 , X - . h . ' A 3.1-M-ji V,,,, -Q ,V,.. V V V 5 ,, ,rrwff M: , w',Jj,A.- Riff-f' ug V , ,' gf 51 V 5, , A 1 3 H j : 1 ' A 7' V1 Wfrfa. Vl,a,..3iEL,,',., , HV 5- VL 'V 'X ' -V .IA '25, ' ' 1, HEP 3Wigji.,f..,. , V , . .4 7 ' ,V I M V 1- ,x 1-1 i '- fi 1, A , iff' .- -1 ,, 1 f -' - K V 1+ Q ' ' 'f'37'7'lI1Y'.f A 5 -' 'ws xx. 'fflff ' - 1 f x.:'f I 4 . ' , ' -x - -5' . EVA.-1..,.li A V V V 4V.3V.,V A rf .,,,,...,m. 44:1 . ,, A . . -L y ,, V X, . fri in ' ' 2 , - Q - I ,- -Q A - , ff: 1-'I . V ,, 'z ' f fmfll . ,f , N 1. . M . , gnfniy -q , 'V '- . A 'L , . , '- - . 2fgf:p,?'f ' x . -b . a - K - A ' . f inf 1' . ' ', - . , r - , ' ' f ,5f,Wl,,, .V ,. , , ,V . V , . '1 Q f QV + ,V 5 .V . ' ,- . ' ' V' K f' ' 4 , V , .1 Q f . ,A +1 , . - W v - 1 f m. ' V 'Q' -' A , V - , r , . , 4--. ,,,' . . ' A' ' Q rV .I' V , V', 'V .V VV V' ,V V V . V W , .VVVV V V Ww VV .V -KV VVVV I VV V V.,1 ' A 1 ,, f x f , 1 . Q ,Q- x 1 , I , 4 . . ,, ,, 1, , 1 Y- xf, , MVV, V K. X 1' N ! 1 Q K . f , . . - V f -'I .T f -ji y ' f .1 . X .. m.- A 1 v J v . V ,v,-'N ' Q.. . 4 Q, x -V .V .. W L . A i 2 ,. . 1 . ,, ' Af Lil. . . wi--. 1 , ., .H . 1 -. xg f ' ,, , 1 ,. , u A ,u. , V , f - ,f -X ,,AV . gg yuh .ff T . H - , N -gg ., ' . , .' ft' ,af V --., I '- ' - ' -V Y V' 'I ' ' 4 I 2 'y 1: -4 ' ' ' jj' Y'-4:13 , - yf i9,5.,stv4f7fS,f 9, . . A . w I N ,Q HY ,Wu A. M- lu, 4 x w v, 1 . I J, gf ' .rf 'ff . ' I 1 x ' U I if-'ga 1 1 M nn KY l xl 4 L V4 JT- 4' ' if +5 ,, 1 :y .,, , , I . , A A M JJZJMW 0.2 dwfmlvjbib Jfwwwwwwwb .H 0-o-of -. .' IY'A. gg , ' . P52 f - f 1 Ign k , A A O K 1 ' 4 i ' . In ' 2.5: fs: 1 I 1 225 00 'PQ - .. . ' Hifi X , .1 ij. 1 'e :, sa. i i ,rligg L fe: .sl Y' M, .Q J L ' -.,,,g,,,,,X0, ,my - '51-0 -. MW ,,....f? E I. Fi --5: -,-fxfgrv-.32 .,?,q,. f ,f. -f-'1 f ' - - ' ' ' ' - '. ' '- :'f., 1' N . 41 JL- ,, W , ..L , . ,V , , ,.,. -I k X ' 'iiiixsg'-rv 1 f IQ xiii? ' QQ n ., ,, Q E f 5,1 8 ffm? C' f f'N0f'9'7..- . WF 'M '4?'-74 -7Kf '1fA0'.fZ:1-cr'Ka.MfF - 3'f?i5i,aZ1,,7-ffffwfy f do -N-...VA, Gag If IIHIER-COLLEGIATE P-RESS ft, ' 'SgI1','.1.'3'f'.'.1IZ, .11g.11ZL'2sL..W ,Wag M, f Kunsusfatwqdgicnvf KKQ 23, V B 9 2 '92 fx '5'-Nara,-M, .A4..A A-K., fun: 'Xb-mfyx -A, ...QQ -- !' r ni- 1 2 i ff Q ' 535 X be W QQ e af , . -'I' EA , viii! I ,r , S,-, gf 'IMS .. v -' aw W, t I