South Park High School - Dial Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)
- Class of 1946
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. .. 'z I 2 1, x L 1,1 fx J- . . fi : W si, H I 1. - . xx: dvr. 133,15 , NX -L ,i JN x 'A ' 457' f.M 1 17'B . 1 f' g N mfc. ,r:y V l . 1- ? I gg 1 'VG 'ff' f art!-f . N nikki f-724. aff 72 W J, 2, 35 f? ff' R rw- As fx X R .IAVA , 44 J Dose -3- 1.51: X S. I I it. 1 i South Park High School B ffl N York afzeaaafwl To you . . . we throw The torchg be yours to hold it highf' Let us then answer this flaming challenge, with unshakable faith in the American way of life, with courage, and with hope. Let us resolve that under God this torch of freedom and peace and justice will light the way to a better world. To this ideal we dedicate the 1946 edition of the South Park Dial. I f. '- 1. ,E .- ,A SWQKR 'ahh'-' Aff' +..i ,-My In Yi ,,. Q-.,,.ig', . , .v. . ,,.E,:5Q.4 .1 ' ,F :'.f,.'f5,.'g .- V ,3 ,..-5..-4 T . ,Mr -: V . -.,: 1 .r-5, , I ...wg 1 P12'v'1'fiA-J Jngqm jx liF : f'9 ' ff12g'QLf,?. fm:- L1i'P '3 WWNM V,-M:-n Q Congratulations ! Class of 1946! Probably there never was a time in the history of this country when the opportuni- ties for young people were more plentiful. Vast new frontiers in science, industry, education, business and labor await exploration. The world cries out for food and goods. Thousands of people need houses, automobiles, and other products of our fields and factories. We stand on the threshold of an era which we hope will be one of international good-will in a rebuilt world from which war will be banished. Yet the realization of all our hopes rests on stern self-discipline and the application of physical and mental energies without which these opportunities will fall short of fulfillment. I trust that you will meet this challenge with intelligence, fortitude and courage, and an awareness of the responsibility that is yours to assist in directing the world of tomorrow along paths of justice, peace and prosperity. With this sobering thought and with every good wish for your happiness and suc- cess in the years to come, I extend to you heartiest congratulations. Principal. F. NICHOLAS MCCARTHY Assistant Principal CHARLES J. MONAN Asxiytant Principal Annex No. 7 The Faculty ADMINISTRATIVE FRANK P. REGAN, M. A. Principal F. NICHOLAS MCCARTHY, M.Ed. Assistant Principal CHARLES MONAN, M.A., M.Ed. Assistant Principal Annex No. 7 DOROTHY M. WOLF, B.A. Adrninixtrative Assistant STUDY ROOM TEACHERS ESTHER M. JENKINS Senior Girls: Home Economics BERTHA C. FLORE, M.A. Senior and Junior Girls: Mathematics FRANK O'DAY, B.S. Senior and Junior Boys: Science MAUDE G. LEWIS, B.S. junior Girls: Mathematics ALICE M. JAMES, B.S. Junior and Sophomore Boys: English JAMES A. MOYNIHAN, M.A. Junior and Sophomore Boys: French and Social Science STELLA M. TIFFANY, M.A. Sophomore Girls: Latin b KATHERINE B. CROSS, M.A. Sophomore Girls: Latin -IESSIE A. M. HOFFMAN, B.S. Sophomore and Freshman Girls: Science THOMAS J. CONNORS, M.A. Sophomore and Freshman Boys: Social Science FRANCIS M. SWEET, B.A. Sophomore and Freshman Boys: Spanish and Social Science MARY G. BRINKWORTH Freshman Boys: Business CHRISTINE F. FINK, B.S. in Ecl. Freshman Girls: Mathematics Faculty CLASS ROOM TEACHERS ALMA P. ADOLF, B.A. Social Science HELEN R. ALBRIGHT, B.S. in H.E. Home Economics and Social Science HELEN S. ALTENBURG, B.A. Latin MARIE M. BARRY, B.S. Physical Education HILDA M. BENDER, B.S. English MARGARET E. BONNAR, B.S. Social Science MARGARET M. BOONE, B.A. Social Science IRMA BRAND, B. Ed. Business RAYMOND F. BRECKER, B.B.A. Business MARY RITA BRITT, B.A. English MARY LAWLER BROWN, B.A. English and Latin W. EARL BROWN JOHN Art EDITH H. BYERS, B.A. Mathematics FRANK J. CAVALIERI, Jr., B.S. in I Industrial Arts ARTHUR V. COAKLEY, B.S. in Ed. Physical Education BERTHA A. CRANGLE, M.A. Mathematics MARY E. CUNNINGHAM, B.A. English and Social Science IRENE G. DAVIS, B.A. English MARY E. DUGGAN, M.A. English EDITH ELDRIDGE, B.S. in Bus. Ed. Business ESTELLE C. EMERSON, M. A. Home Economics ARTHUR F. FLUECKINGER, B.A. Science: Business: Mathematics nd. Ed. RUTH M. FRASER, B.S. in Commerce Business MARTIN B. FRIED, M.A. English ANGELO J. GIANTURCO, B.S. Science and Business JOSEPH J. GLOVACK, B.S. in Ed. Science and Business MARCELLA P. GODFREY, B.A. Social Science BERNARD A. HARRINGTON, B.A. Business EDWARD B. HEIN, M.A. Social Science WJOSEPH D. HILLERY, M.A. Social Science and English SOPHIA C. HOFMANN, B.S. in Phys. Ed Physical Education MYRTICE T. JOBE, B.A. Science MARGARET J. JONES, B. Lila. Science Librarian RUTH E. KENNY, B.A. English MILDRED A. KOCH, Mus. Sup. Music GERTRUDE J. LANDER, M. Ed. Mathematics VIOLA B. LENSEN, B.S. in Home Econ. Home Economics EDNA LOVE, B.A. English EMILIE L. LUBELSKA, B.A. English JOSEPH MANCH, M.A. English MARIE H. McEVOY, B.A. Social Science GEORGE P. McMAHON, M.A. Social Science CORNELIA M. METZ, M.A. German and English NORMAN E. METZ, M.A. Music Faculty 'Ir RAYMOND E. MICHAEL, B.S. Science RONALD H. MOODY, B.S. Physical Education MARY L. MURDOCK, B.A. Social Science MARY H. MURPHY, M.'A. Mathematics CATHERINE R. NAGEL, B.A. English and French ALFRED J. NAISH, B.A. Science M. BURNHAM NEHIN, B.S. in Com. Ed. Business MARY E. NEHIN, B.S. English CATHERINE G. O'BRIEN, M.A. Social Science ' JOHN K. O'DAY, B.S. Science GERTRUDE C. O'DONNELL, B.A. Latin and English DOROTHY H. PELLMAN, B.A. English CATHERINE F. PERRY, M.A. English F. KEATING QUIRK Industrial Arts and Mech. Drawing MARJORY M. RAPS, B.S. in Com. Ed. Business MARGARET H. REAGAN, B.A. Business JESSIE M. REED, M.A. Horne Economics HELEN A. REMINGTON, M.A. in H.E. Home Economics 'American Red Cross Military Service MARIE A. HAMMERSMITH Cafeteria Manager MARIE E. PHERRIN, R.N. Clinic MARY CREHAN ROCHE, B.A. Social Science EDWIN F. RUNDELL, M.A. Social Science LOUIS F. SCHOLL, B.A. Mathematics JOSEPH R. SCHUMAKER Physical Education C. HOWARD SHAFFER, B.A. Science ALICE F. SHYNE, B.A. Mathematics BERNADETTE G. SHYNE, B.S. in Bus Business FLORENCE DARNELL SMITH, M.A. ' Latin and English GRACE M. STEPHENSON, B.A. Business EVELYN A. STUTTS, M.A. Spanish and English PAUL M. SULLIVAN, B.S. in Ed. Social Science MARY O. SWAYZE, B.A. Industrial Arts and Business M. WILLIAM SWEENEY, Ph.G. Swimming MARION R. TAYLOR, B.A. Mathematics ELFRIEDE W. TOWNSEND, B.S. in Ed Physical Education and Swimming LAURA M. TRAPERTH, B.A. Latin ESTELLE S. TROUP, B.A. English HELEN V. WAGNER, B.A. Science JANE S. WHITE, M.A. Business Worl: FLORENCE A. MUGRIDGE Stenographer FLORENCE A. TOOMEY Stenographer JAMES VAN HAINTZE Dial Staff i' MAUREEN MCCORMICK Cover Design Designs ARTHUR BAUER ELEANOR MEYER Lettering Designs MARY BAULD AUDREY CEHSTEN Designs Designs Cartoons IRENE BIEI-AK RICHARD SOLAT Cartoons Designs JACK DONOHUE Camons Knocks MARGARET WILSON Cartoons Designs SHIRLEY STEVE Designs 'A' ADVERTISING STAFF WILLIAM FAHEY CHARLES FROELICH JAY H. RICH FRANK SCHLEHR PAUL CORNELL JOSEPH REIMAN RICHARD POWERS JOHN CHMIELOWSKI ,,,.,., . 1 ' J. '- -A 'QYQ N-M w . 1 an-r V , f, Ax. cw ,J J 1 -u - 'z V15 Y 5 CLASS OFFICERS LESTER V. EGGERS . , ..., . , Prcfidcnt JOHN L. CONBOY . , .... Vice Provident JOAN C. FITZGERALD Scan-tary jOAN W. NAGLE Treasurer 'l'lll2 llli ls org A 0 Allen, Charles Frederick Science and Engineering Christmas Pageant Aloisio, Gemina General Honor Roll Gregg Shorthand Cert. Chorus Ambellan, Marilyn A. Business Annis, Robert Bradley General Public Speaking Arnold, Gertrude Freda General Bachert, Janice E. Classical and Science Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Baircl, Agnes Secretarial Basketball Basehall Barnes, Bonnie jenn Science Bowling Barry, Dorothy E. General Bowling Voll eylral l Basketball Barry, T. Joan Business Bartlett, Gloria A rts Chorus Baryza, jane C, Arts Honor Roll Dehate Bauld, Mary Christina General Bowling Swimming Dial Staff Christmas Pageant Beale, Marjorie Ann Science Honor Rall Music Beman, Marjorie Ruth Science Honor Roll Puhlic Speaking Benzel, Virginia Mae Business Honor Roll Beyer, Arthur Franklin General Dial Staff Beyer, Evelyn S. Business Bowling Bielalc, Irene Arts-Honor Roll Dial Knocles4BoWling VolleylrallfBaschall Basleethall Biniszlciewicz, Ann M. Secretarial Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Baskethall-Bowling Bishop, Sarah Ann General Honor Roll4Chorus Basehall-Basleethall Volleyhall-Baa'rninton Black, Agnes Christina Arts and Science Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Sports l94l6 jiri' s r n 1 IIE llli I, were 154 P t wx f, lf,-fr 'R Q w Blumerich, Eleanore R. Secretarial Bodlcin, Patricia Ann Science and Engineering Honor Roll Swimming-Bowling Boettcher, Nelson H. General Borlcowslci, Eugene General S. R. Basketball Bradford, Gladys Jean Science Honor Roll-Baseball Volleyball-Orchestra Swimming-Basketball Breclc, Jean Arts and Science Honor Roll-Basketball Baseball-Volleyball Breen, Martin Bernard General Football-Baseball Brinlcel, Madonna Mae Business Honor Roll-Basketball Baseball-Volleyball Swimming-Hiking School Letter Britt, john O'Donnell General Veteran :U. S. Army Brown, Norrine J. Science and Engineering Basketball-Bowling Baseball-Life-Saving Volleyball Browne, janet E. Arts Honor Roll-Bowling BasketballfVolleyball Baseball Bruclcman, Jane M. Secretarial Christmas Pageant Gregg Shorthand Certs. Bowling-Music Bugajski, Theresa Secretarial Bowling Bulkley, Jean Muriel Business Bull, Marilyn E. General Switchboard Asst.. Office Burgin, Robert William General Christmas Pageant Swimming Cahill, Andrew Thomas General Carlson, Ardis Virginia General-Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Chorus4-Debate Carpenter, Bertha Secretarial Christmas Pageant St. Patrick's Day Assembly Bowling Carroll, Grace Anne General Christmas Pageant Basketball--Baseball VolleyballfChorus Catalano, Jenny M. Business Chmielowslci, John C. General I9-ZI6 2-'A GJ T br TIIE Ill. L , si Clark, jane Elizabeth General Honor Roll-Volleyball Bowling Clarke, A. Lois General Honor Roll Bowling+Basleetl1all Clarke, Alice Louise General Bowling Cleary, Jeanne M. Classical Honor Roll--Volleyball Basleetballfliaselrall Bowling Clulnb, Gertrude A. Business Coleman, Ray Francis General Honor Roll-Swimming Track Collins, john Vincent Business Conboy, john Leo Science and Engineering Public Speaking Football-Debate Condren, Robert lVlicl1ael General Connolly, Verona G. Business Choral Group Connors, John Vincent General l ootl7all4Baselrall Conrad, Mary Catherine General Coon, Ethel Mae General Bowling Coover, Shirley R. Bufinvvt Honor Roll Coughlin, William General Football Courtney, Norman B. General Christmas Pageant Swimming Craig, Mary Alice Secretarial Bowling Crawford, ,Ioan Mary General Christmas Pageant Chairman: Scrap Drive Cudney, Florence Business Basketball-Volleyball Swimming Culligan, John Edward Business Cunning, James Francis Science Czwojdalc, Eugene A. Science-Engineering no-cm D'Alessio, Anna M. Secretarial Public Speaking Daubert, Janet L. Classical Honor Roll-Dramatics Public Speaking Sports Davis, john joseph Science and Engineering Dean, Shirley Ruth Classical Dramatics-Debating Decker, Eleanor Bell Business Honor Roll-Volleyball Basketball-Baseball ' Chorus-Bowling DCGFHE, Eileen Secretarial Chorus-Bowling Switchboard Assistant Office Dembkowslci, Alice Secretarial Bowling Gregg Shorthand Cert. Detine, Dolores Nanette Business DeWitt, Marjorie Jeanne Secretarial Christmas Pageant Basketball-Chorus Dixon, Thomas Francis Business Christmas Pageant Football-Swimming Track Dolan, Catherine E. Science Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Hasketball4Volleyball Baseball-Bowling Dole, Marie Ann Business Swimming Donahue, jean Marie General Chorus-Volleyball Bowling--Swimming Badminton Doyle, Richard James General Public Sbeaking Football Dumansky, Nicholas M Business Dunbar Rae Ellen General Bowling Dyson, Thomas Smith Social Science Dzikowslci, Alice D. General Christmas Pageant Basketball-Hiking Baseball-Volleyball School Letter Swimming Earshen, John James Science ana' Engineering with honor Orchestra and Band Public Speaking Track Eclcel, joan C. Business Volleyball-Swimming Eclinger, Shirley A. A rts-Honor Roll Bowling Eggers, Lester Vearle Science and Engineering Baseball-Football Basketball Elliott, Richard Melvin General Christmas Pageant En lish Richard Nl. g y A rts Fcmthall-Basketball Track Enright, Elizabeth M. A its Christmas Pageant Basleethallgllasehall Chorus Esis, Helen Business Christmas Pageant Basketball-Chorus Evans, Elsie C. Secretarial Christmas Pageant Snritchlroard A sst.. Office Faltislco, Francis james Business Christmas Pageant Chorus Fedylc, Theresa Secretarial Horror Roll-Swimming Gregg Shorthand Cert. Ferguson, George Marion General Ferrentino, jean lVl. Secretarial Puhlic Speaking Fielding, jane Classical and Science Horror Roll-Basleethall Volleylrall!Swin1 ming Fizillziewicz, Sylvia General Finnegan, Jean Teresa General Basleetlrall-Baseball Volleyhallflfadminton Swimming Fiske, Lillian E, A. Secretarial Christmas Pageant Gregg Shorthand Cert. Fitzgerald, Joan C. General Secretary-Senior Class Puhlic Speaking-Chorus Basleethall- --Baseball Volleyhallfliowling Flash, Ruth M. Classical, Science ana' Engineering Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Science Clulv Forbach, Delores C. Secretarial Baseball-Baskethall School Letter Swimming Ford, Howard Thomas Social Science Football Freitag, Alfred Cudlip Science and Engineering Christmas Pageant Gabriel, jessie R. General Basleethall-Baseball Volleylrallfffhorus Ganig, Albert Williani Science Pulvlic Speaking Track Gaul, Patricia A rtsfHonor Roll Bowling Gavin, jane Elizabeth Business Honor Roll-Volleyball Basleethall--Bowling BasehallfSWimming School l,ctter TIIE Ill. I. . 3,1 Genor, Lois Adele Genffdl Pulrlic Speaking Volleylrall-'Swimming Baslectlrall-vBaselrall Gerber, Edith L. Arts Christmas Pageant Gibson, Leona M, Classical Horiclr Roll-Swimming Giess, Arlene Gloria General Volleylrall--Bowling Giles, Paul Edward General Basketball-Football Baseball School Letter Gister, Adele Secretarial Honor Roll Sclrool Latter Gladwell, Robert Calvin Christmas Pageant Veteran: U. S. Army Glavey, Betty Secretarial Debating Glenn, Margaret Ann General Gregg Shorthand Cert, Baseball-Hiking Goold, Harold Edward Engineering Track Gordon, Mary Alice General Public Speaking Dramatic: Gorman, Marion V. Secretarial Christmas Pageant Graber, john Raymond Science Footlrall Graf, Harvey Warren General Griffin, Eugene joseph Engineering Clrristmas Pageant Baseball-Tennis Griffin, Therese Marie Business Gushue, Llewelyn S. General Footl1allATrack Veteran: U, S. Marine Corps. Haettich, Jean Margaret Business Haltam, james Harold General Hamilton, Donald L. Science Hamm, Alice Irene Secretarial Christmas Pageant Basketball-Volleyball BoWling4SWimming Hayes, Marilyn E. Science Christmas Pageant BasleetlJallfBoWling Volleyball-Baseball School Letter Clvorus l946 A f 1 'l'llE lllr I. Heflile, Marie Elizabeth Secretarial Honor Roll-Debate Christmas Pageant Chorus Pulvlir Speaking Heinen, Deloris Ruth Secretarial Christmas Pageant Hennessy, Jean Mae Business Chorus-Basketball Swimming Herhrecht, Margaret E. General Bowling Herbst, Robert Alvin Business Herko, Alice L. Arts-Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Bowling-Chorus Herman, Mary Jane Business Volleyball-Swimming Baseball School Letter Hessler, Audrey M. Gfflffdl Basehall-Bowling Heverly, Alice jane General Chorus-Basketball Volleyball Hibler, Patricia Ann Secretarial Baseball-Volleyball Bowling Higgins, Marie Teresa Business Hoffmann, Charlotte F. Science Christmas Pageant Swimming Holland, Merton joseph General Veteran: U. S. Maririe Corps. Holohan, james Oliver General Cross Country Houghton, Gwyneth D. A rts Christmas Pageant Honor Roll Basketball-Bowling Hudson, Ruth l. General Christmas Pageant Honor Roll-Bowling Badminton-Hiking Basketball--Volleyball jackson, Joan Marie General Chorus-Swimming janeczlco, Theresa Classical Honor Roll Janlcowslci, Jane Amelia General jarczyk, Theresa Business Volleyball-Swim ming joseph, Priscilla Anne General Honor Roll-Orchestra Chofllf juchnowslci, Robert C. Science Christmas Pageant I9-46 NX as be N, is IIE llll I. Kaczanowslci, Irene Secretarial Honor Roll-Debating Kane, Eileen Mary Arts Chorus-Basketball Baseball-Volleyball Kardoulias, Nellie Science Honor Roll-Orchestra Puhlic Speaking Karle, William Scudder General Kearns, Mary Ellen Classical Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Keisling, Jeanne Alice A rts Chorus-Basketball Volleyball-Baseball Kelleher, Patrick Science and Engineering Kelsey, Eileen Frances Business Honor Roll Kennedy, John Peter General Basketball Kepfer, john William Science Kermocle, june L. Arts and Science Kerr, Barbara E. General Basketlrall--Volleyball Bowling-Chorus Kester, Olive M. Secretarial Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Gregg Shorthand Cert. Library Work Kiella, Alice Rita Secretarial Kinal, Irene M. General Bowling King, William Merle Science and Engineering Basketball Klarowslci, Aloysius B. General Veteran: U. S. Army Klaus, Irene Ann General Klimtzalc, Raymond -I Business Ban rl-O rcheslra Knorr, Lester Vincent Science and Engineering Track-Cross Country Koepniclc, Ethel Inez Secretarial Basketball-Bowling Baseball-Volleyball School Letter Kolb, Joeseph Charles Science I946 gas III KI. Kolis, Arleen C. General Christmas Pageant Library Work Debating Konefal, Nancy L. .Secretarial Christmas Pageant Sports Kosinski, Josephine General Swimming Volleyball Kostur, Marie Virginia General Kowal. Anna Marie Business Switchboard' Asst.. Office Krawczylc, Virginia T. Secretarial Bowlirlggliasleetball Krieger, Eileen Jane Secretarial Honor Rollfliasleelball Kunz, Betty Ruth Business Kwarciak, Alfreda M, Gfnfflfl Honor Roll LaBasco, Thomas R, Science and Engineering Lafnza, Ida Secretarial Christmas Pageant Laposta, Jeanette M. Secretarial Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Gregg Shorthand Cert. Bowling Lavayea, Jane Patience Science School Letter Baseball-Volleyball Swimming-Basleetlmll Bowling-Badminton Lawson. Margaret Nl. Secretarial Lehner, John Anthony General S. R. Basketball Lehsten, Audrey Erma General Honor Roll!-Dial Staff Bowling Leicht, Florence General Honor Roll Switchboard Asst., Ofice Leonard, Ramona M. General Volleyball-Basehall Basleethall-Swimming School Letter Leonard, Gordon Orville Business Lindbloom, Joyce M. General Orchestra Public Speaking Dial Stall-Adv. School Letter Basleethall-Baseball Volleyball-Bowling Swimming Linlcowslci, Evelyn General Honor Roll-Baskelhall Volleyball Lloyd, Rosemary Carol Business Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Bowling-Baskethall Volleyball-Baseball Swimming I94 9 , 'r W Loersch, Hilclegard H. Arts and Science Honor Roll Iesse Ketchum Basketball Christmas Pageant Chorus Lonczalc, Bernard A. General Veteran: U. S. Army Loos, Shirley Emily Classical Honor Roll jesse Ketchum Christmas Pageant Basketball-Volleyball Bowling Lorenz, Ruth Lillian General Chorus-Basketball Volleyball-Swimming Lyons, john Vincent Science and Engineering Basketball Mahoney, james Albert General Tennis Mahoney, Thomas F. Arts-Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Senior Show Track-Cross-Country Malloy, Joan Elizabeth Science Maloney, Joan Eileen Business Christmas Pageant Mamon, Florence Business Christmas Pageant Marinelli, Marguerite T. Business Marion, Rudy Perry Business Christmas Pageant Marshall, Patricia Anne Business Chorus-Swimming Masterenko, Helen Business Mastrantoni, Angeline Business Christmas Pageant Mathers, Oriole May General Basleethall-Bowling Mattimore, John Joseph Science Track-Cross-Country Mayer, Carol Margaret General Basketball-Chorus Swimming Public Speaking McCarthy, Edna R. Business McCarthy, Mary H. Classical Honor Roll McCausland, Phyllis A. Science Christmas Pageant Bowling-Debating McClellan, Mary M. Arts McCormick, Maureen A. Arts Art lfVorle in Dial McGinnis, D. Jacqueline Classical Honor Roll Sophomore Gola' Medal Basketball-Bowling Volleyball4Baselrall McGrath, Peggy E. Arts Orchestra Drarnalics McGuire, Norine Ann General Mclnerney, Hannah Elizabeth Secretarial Mcl,aughlin, James Mathew Minlclei, Alfred Ono Science--Engineering Sfi,-me-Will, Honor Baseball Honor Roll Basketball Orchestra F00lI7dll Tennig Chorus McMahon, Dolores Mlsechok' Rose General Arts Bowling Mislcuf, Lorraine M. Business McMahon, joseph Michael Bdfliffbdll General Bowling Track S. R. Basketball Moretti, Rose Business McManus, Arthur james Science Christmas Pageant Science Clulr McNamara, Patricia Ann General McNirhol, John Breen General Mcpeelc, Norma Lee General lVlcShane, Grace A. Business Meagan, Geraldine Theresa Business Chorus Mielcarelc, Virginia General Gregg Shorthand Cert. Basketball Bowling Miller, june Margaret General Chorus ' Dramatics Christmas Pageant Baskctlvall-Swirnrning Baseball-Volleyball School Letter Morrow, Harold Vincent General Veteran: U. S, Army Moyle, Alice Virginia General Honor Roll Chorus fear! t 'Ki' TIIE Mracna, John Paul Business Mudie, Margaret Business Christmas Pageant Bowling Murphy, Charles William General Trark Murphy, Mary Lou Business Bowling-Hiking Swimming-School Leiter Mutton, Phyllis General Switchboard A sst.-Office Nagle, joan Winifred Arts Honor Roll Baseball Basketball Volleyball Swimming Bowling St. Patrirlfs Day Assembly Nease, Joyce P. Business Christmas Pageant Bowling Neeson, Jetta Business Basketball-Volleyball Baseball-Swim ming Bowling-Hiking School Letter Nehrbass, Florence Ann General Swimming Nichols, Janet M. General Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Nath, Margaret Mary General Chorus Nilciel, Rita Elizabeth Engineering Nilsen, Marjorie E. Secretarial Basketball Bowling Volleyball Gregg Shorthand Cert. Noblett, Richard Charles Business Nowocin, Bernice Lottie General Christmas Pageant Chorus Oclcihine, Anna Concetta Arts Ockihine, Santina Mary General O'Connell, Ruth Marie General Swimming Bowling O,Connor, Mary Alice Business Christmas Pageant Bowling Swimming O'Connor, Mary C. Business Christmas Pageant Bowling Ocldi, Evelyn General Switchboard A sst.-Ofhre Olin, Geraldine Carol A rts Basketball Swimming Bowling Volleyball Basehall l91l6 K Kip x RNS., O'Malley, Thomas E. IA General Track Cross-country Opala, Chester Stephen Business Ormond, Marion Elizabeth Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. O'Sullivan, John Michael Science Pakiela, Dolores M. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. Bowling Palczynski, Irene J. General Baseball Hiking Basketball Parker, Patricia Business Parsons, Francis Sidney General Persch, Eileen A. Secretarial Bowling Basketball Persse, ,Ioan Patricia General Bowling Pinterpe, Loretta Judith Business Honor Roll Basketball Baseball Volleyball Bowling Swimming Pinzel, Lawrence Robert Science-Engineering Track St. Patrick's Day Assembly Podlas, Rita Regina Secretarial Honor Roll Basketball Baseball Volleyball Swimming Bowling Poole, Kathryn Olive Secretarial Honor Roll Bowling Poth, Dorothy M. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. Poth, Emily Caroline Business Honor Roll Basketball Baseball Volleyball Swimming Bowling Potts, ,Ioan Rita Business Honor Roll Basketball Baseball Volleyball Swimming Pyzikiewicz, Eleanore V. Science Chorus Basketball Baseball Volleyball Quinn, John joseph General Basketball Radlce, Betty Emma General Rath, Charles Edward Arts Track Christmas Pageant Rawson, Marian Sue Science Christmas Pageant Honor Roll l!l4I6 Q, A IA y Science Ray Robert James Football Track Reclctenwald, Frederick W, General Honor Roll Swimming Squad Reecly, Daniel Arts Anna Catherine Secretarial Swim min g Basketball Volleyball Regan, Regan, Dorothy Frances Secretarial Swimming Reusch, John Francis Business Christmas Pageant Tennis Manager Rieman, Joseph Robert Science Rieman, Robert Joseph Arts Cross-country Riley, Chester Carlton General Honor Roll Christmas Pageant Senior Show Football Track Rolcitlca, Emily Mary Arts Honor Roll Chorus ' i X Riley, Nancy Jayne General uffffl . -Jun 5 Roman, Katherine General Rose, Ruth Marie General Honor Roll Orchestra Rossel, Jeanne Marie Business Ruffing, Phyllis Mae Secretarial Christmas Pageant Gregg Shorthand Certs. Rusek, Bronislaus Anthony Science-Engineering Public Speaking Sami, Marian C. General Schamberger, Patricia M. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. Schemm, Geraldine Business Schibler, Edward Francis Business Schlabig, Franklin Roy Science Social Science Schlehr, Frank John Arts Science Engineering Christmas Pageant Dial Staff-Adv. I9-46 Schliar, Norma Louise Secretarial Honor Roll Bowling Schooley, Marjorie A. Classical Honor Roll Bona' Drive Schreglman, Robert D. Sci.-l1'ngin.'1vilh honor Honor Roll Schumacher, Donald J. Social Science Schumacher, Lauretta G. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. Bowling Schwendler, june Lois Sci. and Engin. Honor Rall Basketball Baseball Volleyball Bowling Swimming Schwier, Jean Elizabeth General Basketball Barelvall Volleyball Bowling School Letter Seeley, Elizabeth Jeanne General Shambaugh, Neil Roy General Shatzel, Richard John Buxiness Shoff, Helen Ann General Honor Roll Swimming Bowling Sierzchula, Irene F. General Slattery, Irene Lillian Business Chorus Smith, Marjorie Ethel Secretarial Bowling Solat, Richard Robert Fine Arty Dial Artist Swirnrning Space, Jean Marie General Gregg Shorthand Cert. Hiking Spengler, Mary Jane General Honor Roll Chorus Spicer, Dorothy Alice General Honor Roll Stahrr, Roberta General Starks, Betty Jeanne General Volleyball Bowling Stefanick, Anna Elizabeth General Steve, Shirley E. Fine Arts Honor Roll Public Speaking Sports 'l'lllE Stewart, Milo Vernon Science and Engineering V Basketball Orchestra Band Stott, Mary E. Arts Strauss, Charles William General Football Public Speaking Debate Team Studd, Richard Roger Arts Honor Roll Supples, Thomas Nl. General Christmas Pageant Football Swimming Track Sworolaulc, James C. Arts Swimming Orchestra Track Szymczylc, Norbert Joseph Science-Engineering Track Football Talty, Thomas Stephen General Football Tatu, William joseph General Christmas Pageant Cross - country Taylor, jean R. Arts Honor Rall Bowling Volleyball Thieclt, Carolyn Louise Arts and Science Honor Roll Basketball Volleyball Baseball Thomas, Lorraine C. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert. Basketball Bowling Swimming Toomey, Noreen Elizabeth Science Swimming Basketball Bowling Trautwein, Bessie Mae General Chorus Baseball Basketball Bowling Volleyball Turner, John Edward General Christmas Pageant Tyrrell, Muriel A. Secretarial Ulrich, Claire M. Classical Honor Roll Ulrich, Elinor Mae Business Honor Roll--Volleyball Basketball-Swimming Baseball-B owl in g School Letter Ulrich, Gladys E. Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Certs. Chorus-Volleyball Baseball--Basketball Bowling-Swimming Vogt, Rhea june Secretarial Wagner, Ruth Ann General Chorus-Baseball Basketball- Volleyball Waldron, Mary Science Christmas Pageant Basketball Baseball Volleyball 'I'lIE Ill. I. Walker, Edward Kevin Clafrical Walters, Robert Jerome Science Tennis Waring, Frederick Graham Clarrical-with Honor Tennis Watts, Diane L, Arts Bowling4Barketl1all Swininiing-Clwruv Webb, james Archer Sciflfngin. Clvriyhnas Pageant Swimming Debating Weber. Ruth Agnes Secretarial Wessel, Norma Helen Science Honor Roll-Bayclrall Basleetlvall-Bowling Volleyball Widmer, Dorothy Secretarial Gregg Shorthand Cert, Baskutlvall Wiernilc, Florence Secretarial Gregg Shorthana' Cert. Wierzbic, Caroline R. Busincsr Bowling Barleetlvall Wilson, Howard Robert General Wilson, Leonard Francis Business Wojciclci, Alice Rita General Bowling Wolniewicz, Lorraine N. General Wrest, Mary Antoinette General Honor Roll- Volleyball Barlzetlvallslionflirig Badminton Wroblewslci, Irene R. Science Clvrirtmas Pageant Wullce, Carolyn ,lane General Swimming Bowling Yetter, Dolores Elaine Busincrs Volleyball Basketball Bowling Zamrolc, Leo Lawrence Burincrs Zatlukal, Lorraine A. Busincrs Honor Roll Ziegler, Dwight Edmund Science Clvrirlmar Pageant Swimming Track Zilliox, john joseph General Band'-Orclrestra l91lIi Nr Kia? ya Ames, Joan Dorothy General Honor Roll Bolas, Chester John General Chmielniak, Joseph John General Veteran: U. S. Army Clohessy, Eugene Thomas General Costantino, Anthony F. General Curry, john Vincent General Cybulski, William V. Engineering Dietrich, Norman Carl General Veteran: U. S. Army Doody, Thomas F., Jr. General Veteran: U. S. Army Emerick, Gail Selner Zimmer, Elizabeth F Business Secretarial Bowl ing-Basketball Zychowski, Dorothy Walterich, Charles Joseph Business General W Basketball-Bowling Veteran: U. S. Marine Swimming-Baseball Corps F ootball Hoyt, Edwin joel . Zymowski, Dorothy R. Malloy, Robert Anthony Thomas, Christopher M. General General General Business Orchestra-Cello Baskeltball Veteran: U. S. Army Base all Thompson, john Joseph Frank, Norbert Asher S' R' Basketball McDonnell, Gerald General Fine Arts General : . . A : U. . . . Veteran U S Army Hun, Warren Carleton Veteran S Army Vlsano,glcho1?sJ0sePh G 1 enera Fuetsch, Martin Joseph Ve,e,an.er,fnfg' Anny Misercola, Anthony Bart General Science Veteran: U. S. Army Basketball Throw Vogelmfmgg H'-'bfft Walter Hurley, Patrick mem Gavigan, William Joseph General Newbury, Frederick Leroy General Veteran Business Vorie, Gilbert Carlson Veteran: U. S. Army Science Gibbons, Eugene Joseph I l General Jezult'glchar? John Notto, Joseph Francis Wannemacher, William E. Vffffdnf UA S- Ami? V t Degnjs. N Business General e eran. . . avy Veteran GorneyhAlfred Joseph penders, Jams? joseph usiness G - A Veteran: U. S. Army Khginglsfry Foiriixlj vvlglimizjzay Veteran: U. S. Marine Vefenfnf U- S- A 7 Veteran: U. S. Navy- Grant, Benjamin Frederick Corps Radio General A V Swimming Veteran: U. S. Army Perot' ggfiffj' John Kanter, Marion C. H l' , Ed d h B ' 22,535-W:ZrHg3Zip usmen Schneider, Dolores Judith General Higgins, William Joseph Levendoski, Raymond R. General General Smith, Harriet E. Veteran: U. S. Army Veteran: U. S. Army Business ag, Wt 4 l. Cafeteria cashiers and clmcckt-rs 5. Duplicatmg staff Z, and 3. Check card boya 6. Cafeteria waiters 4. OHM- assistants V1 Y Antonucci, Ralph A. Balistrieri, Salvatore Bamberger, Joseph Barnes, Kenneth Barone, Anthony C. Bostwick, Leonard D. Bresnan, Thomas V. Buncy, Floyd A. Burden, William Camiolo, Ignatius D. Campbell, T. Julian Casey, Thomas Cervellera, Stephen G. Christman, William S. Cicarelli, George T. Clark, David S. Cole, James W. Crotty, T. james Cunningham, William Curtin, William Dailey, George F. Daley, James M. Daly, Francis A. Dellwardt, Harvey S. Diodate, James V. Donovan, James Durkin, James Egan, Michael F. Erickson, Guy F. Faulkner, James F lanigan, John F. Flynn, Robert C. Franklin, James Freedenberg, Robert Furlong, Robert Gaczewski, William S. Gallagher, Richard Ganson, Harry Geary, William Gilman, Wallace B. 1 Alu illllemnriam FORMER STUDENTS OF SOUTH PARK WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR TI-IEIR COUNTRY IN WORLD WAR II. Gorman, Paul Hagan, James R. Hamm, Robert E. Hammersmith, William G. Hannon, Gerald P. Hartz, James A. Heimbuerger, John A. Herda, Theodore N. Herko, Jean V. Hess, William Jr. Hirsch, Gordon Humphreys, Arthur S. Husted, Raymond Jerome, Leonard W . Jones, Morton A. Kellerman, John Kline, Gerald F. Knop, Charles W. Kohl, Leonard R. Kron, Glenn W. Kruwel, John Kuebler, Joseph Kurtz, Elmer V. Laiferty, Raymond C. Laustecl, John Lavin, John B. Leek, Earl Levindofske, Richard M. Locking, Walter E. MacLeod, Norman E. Magierski, Raymond Martin, Sidney S. McCourt, Eugene McDonald, John C. McGowan, Edward C. McGowan, Lester H. McGuire, Francis E. McMahon, Martin McMullen, Raymond A. McNamara, Francis P. Moyle, Robert H. Mulvey, John M. Murphy, Cecil C. Myers, John A. Myers, Paul Newcomb, Vincent E. Nicol, David A. O'Brian, Robert O'Brien, Matthew M. O'Malley, William Cpala, Eugene Papke, Walter N. Pohlman, John H. Poisson, Leo Polanowski, Theodore Queen, Eugene Quinn, William Ramsdell, William M. Rechlin, Edwin C. Samson, Charles E. Scanlon, William Schroeder, Marshall J Sheehan, Jeremiah Spoor, john R. Sterrett, Joseph Stevenson, George E. Stoehr, Allen Summers, Robert H. Swinscoe, Thomas Tobin, David R. Walsh, Frank W. Walsh, William W. Weber, Henry C. Wessman, Bertel S. Wheeler, Robert A. Whitfield, William Wilson, Robert Ziegler, Bernard M. .., P .ixh ,I fx Senior Class: junior Class: Sophomore Class: Freshman Class: Senior Class: Junior Class: Sophomore Class Freshman Class: Senior Class: junior Class: Sophomore Class: Freshman Class: Ho HIGHEST Jacqueline D. McGinnis Ruth M. Justin Delores Merz Elizabeth Suclyn Alfred O. Minlclei Ruth M. justin Delores Merz Elizabeth Sudyn Alfred O. Minlclei Ruth M. justin Delores Merz joan Chojeclca nors, 1945-1946 FIRST QUARTER SECOND Ruth M. Flach janet A. Fox Virginia Kern joan Chojeclci Patricia I-Iolloran Ruth L. Karlcau SECOND QUARTER Marjorie A. Schooley janet A. Fox Virginia Kern Joan Chojeclci THIRD QUARTER Marjorie A. Schooley Norma R. Schaefer Virginia Kern Florence S. Kapsiak THIRD Alfred O. Minklei Norma R. Schaefer -Ieanne M. Donogher Pauline M. Bogdan Gwyneth D. Houghton Norma R. Schaefer Joan Anclujar Patricia I-lolloran Alfreda Kwarcialc Janet A. Fox Carol A. Hauf Elizabeth Suclyn STUDENTS WHO HAVE WON HIGHEST DISTINCTION BY MAINTAINING AN AVERAGE Ruth M. Flach Gwyneth D. Houghton Regina T. Calvaro Margaret M. DeGrood Margaret M. Durlalc Mary Edmunds Joan Andu jar Shirley M. Blackman Jeanne M. Donogher Dorothy Beyer Pauline Bogdan Joan Chojeclca Marylyn Ernest OF 95234 OR ABOVE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. SENIORS Shirley E. Loos Alfred O. Minlclei Jacqueline D. McGinnis Marjorie A. Schooley JUNIORS Janet A. Fox Nicholas Kowal John G. Guffner Carol M. Langner Edward W. Hohensee Norma R. Schaefer Ruth M. Justin Georgia A. Schmidt SOPHOMORES Barbara Dunlop Marie Maggione Virginia I. Kern Delores Metz William E. Kraft Margaret Rae FRESHMEN Patricia Halloran Elmer Minlclei Marie Hevner Chris Nilcolofl: Florence S. Kapsialc Helen Rustowicz Ruth L. Karlcau Joan E. Stranahan Rohert D. Sch reglman Dorothy M. Snolce June Sworohulc Josephine Rychnowslca Shirley M. Sweet Elizaheth Sudyn Janice E. Bachert Bonnie Barnes Marjorie A. Beale Marjorie R. Beman Virginia M. Benzel Irene Bielak Patricia A. Bodlcin Jean M. Breclc Janet L. Dauhert Eleanor B. Decker Catherine E. Dolan John Earshen THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS DISTINGUISHED TI-IEMSELVES THROUGH OUT THE SCHOOL YEAR BY MAINTAINING AN AVERAGE OF 907 OR ABOVE IN THEIR STUDIES SENIORS Shirley A. Edinger Jane Fielding Alice L. I-Ierlco Mary Herman Theresa A. janeczko Nellie Kardoulias Eileen Krieger Alfreda Kwarcialc Audrey Lehsten Florence Leicht Hildegard I-I. Loerch Dolores B. Maggie Mary I-I. McCarthy joan Nagle Janet M. Nichols Emily C. Poth Emily M. Rokitka Dorothy Spicer Shirley E. Steve Jean R. Taylor Carolyn L. Thiedt Claire M. Ulrich Frederick G. Waring Joyce Bowins 'Margaret L. Cowley Daniel F. Dempsey Mary Fellinger Dorothy L. Fuhr Dolores M. Fusco Ellen L. Gallagher Alice Iverson Joan Kinsella Ruth F. Agnew Joan Alf Andrew Andruczyk Mary Armstrong Rita Bielicki Evelyn M. Campbell Eleanor Catena Alberta Cipriani Thomas J. Culfe Patricia Dole Alex Dzialga Millicenr F. Elliott James R. English Marjorie A. Eyring Hedwig Figura Carol Fritz Frank R. Gantzer Gloria Gibala Dorothy Gunn Lily K. Andry Florence L. Andujar Shirley Armstrong Dorothy A. Baltzly Donald Bebak Eugene Behringer Lorraine Blachura John Blake Joan Burns Bertha Champis Eileen Crabtree Jane Dase Mary P. Driscoll Dolores Duffy Jeanne Eldridge Barbara Elk Janet English Richard English Joyce Ennevor James Evans Joan Facklam Loretta Fahey JUNIORS Janet L. Lindbloom Sylvia Loos Nancy A. Lord Anna Luty Jeannene Lyon Patrick A. Malone Audrey P. Matthews June McGill Helene McNally SOPHOMORES Ruth A. Hanneman Margaret I-Iarsch George I-Iaudricourt Carol A. Hauf Vivian Konieczny Joyce Krajcer Alice Krzyzykowski Bernadine R. Kulawiak Mary Kuzina Elsie R. Laier Dolores M. Leiter Marilyn Leiter Rosalie Lobuglio Mary A. Longo Josephine Massaro Lorraine R. Mendyk Irene Mroz Patricia Mueller Raymond Myers FRESHMEN Catherine A. Fusco Marilyn Gall Elizabeth Gillan Janet Glassman Philip Haudricourt Ruth Hennig Marlene Herrmann Althea Higgins Barbara Hochgrebe Shirley Hoefler Joan M. Hollsten Genevieve Janczak Helen V. Jezierski Edward Kaczanowski Patricia Koch Lawrence Kowal Donald Kuhn Virginia Kutzner Mary P. Lauth Patricia A. Leahy Eppaque R. Lekopites Constance Leonard Dorothy R. Murray Edith L. Pinterpe Paul Ryan Joan A. Ryder Norma Schroeder Claribel Shafer Dolores Staszak Coral Stroke Joan M. Worthling Joyce Neureuter Grace Nolan Eugene Pacer Mary Pohlman Joan D. Propster Doris R. Rahl Shirley M. Rhodes Jeanette Schmitt Audrey Schutt Elizabeth M. Seifert Irene Slobuc Catherine M. Sullivan Barbara A. Sutz Virginia Vetter John Whalen Patricia A. Wheaton Janet M. Wilger Stephen Zatlukal Joan Linder Anna Mallette Raymond Mercer Claire M. Metzger Margaret Mullin Carrie Muntz Ellyn Perry Gloria Pijanowski Marie Porebska Agnes Purcell Janette Rindfleisch Angelo Sabia Joan L. Schack Marjorie Schlehr Julia Smith Mary A. Stalter Jean M. Sullivan Joseph Surdi Jacqueline Wiederkehr Margaret Williams Jean Witte Genevieve Zygmunt Raymond America Andrew Andruczyk Florence Andujar Joan Andujar Shirley Armstrong Janice Bachert Dorothy A. Baltzly Marie Banish Norma Bardo Bonnie Barnes Samuel Barone Joan Bean Ann Beman Marjorie Beman Audrey Benzel Averil Bethwaite Richard Biddlecom Eleanor Biden Alberta Bitterman Lorraine Blachura Agnes Black Mildred Boyle Virginia Brady Jean Breclc Maryann Brown Robert Burgin Jack Burnett Regina Calvaro James Campbell Ardis Carlson Mary Carrig Eleanor Catena Irene Chimiak Joan Chojeclca Alberta Cipriani Donald Clancy Rosalie Claps Thomas Coffey Edward Craver Beatrice Cudney Thomas Culfe Lois Culligan Anna D'Alessio Sarah Davis Andrew Decker Lois Deinhart Catherine Dolan Catherine Donnelly THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS, NONE OF WHOM HAS EVER BEEN ABSENT OR TARDY DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, ARE DISTINGUISHED FOR THEIR REGULARITY AND PUNCTUALITY Donald Draves Stephanie Dutkiewicz John Earshen A Charlotte Eclcborg Mary Edmunds Madeline Edwards Richard English Marylyn Ernest John Fahey Theresa Fedyk Ralph Fenske Richard Finnegan Ruth Flach Janet Fox Jean Fuller Catherine Fusco Dolores Fusco Ellen Gallagher Frank Gantzer Theresa Gardon James Gassman Caryl Geiselhart Rosina Girolamo Janet Glassman Eugene Goepel John Gordon Betty Jane Greene Dorothy Gunn Joan Haglund Betty Harsch Rosanne Hart George Haudricourt Carol I-Iauf Barbara I-Ieimerle Margaret Henderson Ruth I-Iennig Mary Herman Marie Hevner Althea Higgins Gwyneth D. Houghton Margaret Irvine Dorothy Izzo Genevieve Janczalc Rose Kalinowska Continued on Page 37 Florence Kapsiak Nellie Kardoulias Dolores Kazmierczalc Richard Kaimierczak June Kermode Virginia Kern Barbara Kerr Jean Kester Alice Kielb Ruth Kirisitz Florence Koch Nancy Konefal Lawrence Kowal William Kraft Joyce Krajcer Theresa Krzemien Alice Krzyzylcowslci Donald Kuhn Virginia Kutzner Mary Kuzina Daniel Lachajczylc Francis Laettner Elsie Laier Vincent Lapi Catherine Lates Mary Lauth Jane Lavayea Robert Leary Veronica Lehman Patricia Leising Dolores Leiter Richard Lewandowsk Joyce Lindbloom Mary Litz Rosalie Lobuglio Mary Longo Nancy Lord Anna Luty Jeannette MacEwan Anna Margucci Rudy Marion Dorothy Marshall Ruth Martin Josephine Massaro Audrey Matthews Leonard Mazur Mary McCarthy Mary McClellan June McGill i Jacqueline McGinnis Patricia McGrath Helen McNally Mary McShane Edward Melisz Delores Merz Claire Metzger Vincent Michaels Alfred Minklei Elmer Minklei Harold Moebius Mary Moehring Rose Moretti Janet Morrison Gerald Munro Carrie Muntz Dorothy Murray Rita Musial Margaret Mullen Patricia Mullen Virginia Myszlcowiak Joyce Nease Chris Niclcoloff Helen Oleslta Audrey Olson Dorothy Olson Chester Opala Eugene Pacer Frances Palaszewslci Lois Paschlce Richard Paulus Marilyn Peavy Dorothy Pfister Continued from Page 36 Marie Pietras Edith Pinterpe Emily Poth Norma Prentice Joan Propster Margaret Rae Mary A. Repec Loren Reynolds Marion Rhodes Shirley Rhodes Alvin Rich Dolores Rieman Richard Roeder Joanne Ross Paul Ryan Angelo Sabia Joan Scanlon Elaine Scannell Joan Schaclt Norma Schaefer Helen Schmelzinger Georgia Schmidt Marjorie Schooley Janet Schott Joyce Schulman Lauretta Schumacher Jean Schweier June Schwendler Elizabeth Seifert Marion Siuta Ralph Slade Irene Slobuc Rose Smardz Arlene Smascz Julia Smith Shirley Smith Edna Spence Mary Spengler Angeline Sperduti Dorothy Spicer Shirley Spoonley Mary Ann Stalter Dolores Staszalc Shirley Strickland Barbara Sutz Shirley Sweet James Sworobuk June Sworobulc Joan Taylor Mildred Toense Elinor Ulrich Gladys Ulrich Jean Waldroff Charles Wallace Ila Weaver Alice Weides June Wessel Mary E. Whitefield Richard Wilkins Charles Wilson Mary Wrest Amelia Zacconini Stephen Zatlulcal Florence Ziolo Nancy Zwelling 'Q f-fa., Mr. Metz directs the orchestra Mr, McCarthy leads the assembly singing Mr. Regan receives the Syraruse Cup from ro-Captain James Conch Harrington in deep thought lNlr. F. O'D.iy :ulvisvs lfrimli Si-lilehr ...A.-.- Waddell 'EZHKZ-5335525 Christmas Program TI-IE PROLOGUE Isaias the Prophet THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT 1. Call of the Heralcls Silent Night 2. Response of the Christmas Spirit 3. Holy Night, Peaceful Night Chorus 4. Call of the Christmas Spirit 5. O, Come, All Ye Faithful Chorus THE ANGELS 1. Holiest Night The Angels 2. Ye Shepherds Awake The Angels THE SHEPHERDS 1. Noel Shepherds 2. O Little Town of Bethlehem Chorus THE WISE MEN 1. We Three Kings The Wise Men 2. Gounod, Nazareth Angels, Shepherds, Chorus 3. Oh Holy Night Ensemble 4. The Christmas Rose Kings, Angels, Ensemble THE TREE 1. God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen Heralds, Shepherds, Magi 2. King Wenceslas Chorus St. Patrick's Day Program MARCH-Irish Airs NATIONAL ANTHEM PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN Marilyn E. Hayes, McNAMARA'S BAND SELECTION-Eileen by victor Herbert MY WILD IRISH ROSE LONDONDERRY AIR foam Boyy WHERE THE RIVER SHANNON FLOWS TAP DANCE MOTHER MACHREE IRISH LULLABY QTOO-ra-loo-ra-loo-rail KERRY DANCE-Soloist Dance RECESSIONAL-Irish Melodies Marjorie DeWitt Hilclegarcl H. Loerch Grace A. Carroll School Orchestra Hilclegard H. Loerch Kenneth B. O'C onne ll The School June Sworobuk John F. Donohue Boys' Chorus Norma Schroeder Miss Barry's Class Easter Program OVERTURE TO TANNHAUSER The Orchestra PALMS C. Norma Steven THE STRIFE IS O'ER The School PANIS ANGELICUS Hildegard H. Loerch Miss Mary H. Murphy 'cello obligato HOLY CITY Kenneth B. O'Connell and Ensemble IN A MONASTERY GARDEN The Orchestra RING OUT, YE BELLS The School AGN US DEI Hildegard H. Loerch CHRIST, THE LORD, HAS RISEN TODAY The School I-IOSANNA Anita Tiberia Jessie R. Gabriel and Ensemble Senior Day Program STAR SPANGLED BANNER SELECTION FROM FRIML'S FIREFLY I-IYMN OF THANKSGIVING ADDRESS SELECTION: TALES FROM THE VIENNA WOODS DUET: MOTHER Francis Faltis DISTRIBUTION OF CLASS FLOWER SONG: SENIOR DAY SONG: AULD LANG SYNE ALMA MATER IT'S ALL OF US TOGETHER SONG: SONG: I-IYMN OF PRAISE PARADE OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS PLANTING OF TI-IE 1946 IVY AMERICA LUNCHEON Reception and Dancing at Nine Kleinhans Music Hall co, Wagner Faure Palestrina Franck Adams Ketelbey Ewing Bizet Wesley Granier The Audience Orchestra Seniors The Principal Orchestra Marjorie De Witt Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Everybody VIOLINS: Betty Berlchoudt Herman Berlchouclt Daniel Dempsey john Earshen janet Fox Barbara Hochgrebe Priscilla Joseph Nellie Kardoulias Bruce Mccausland Nancy Norcross Edmund Rappa Stephany Zubrzycki CELLO: Gail Emericlc Orchestra FLUTESZ Thomas Balestrieri Marjorie Beale jeannene Lyon joan Worthling CLARINETS: Shirley Blackman Gladys Bradford Charlotte Daniels Edward Hohensee Alfred Minklei BASSES: june McGill Helene McNally TRUMPETS: john Evans joseph Schamberger Herbert Shular Richard Stein Milo Stewart TROMBONES Alfred Minklei Hubert Vogelmann PIANO: Carol Langner Norma Schroeder PERCUSSION Elizabeth Seifert John Zilliox 'T 'Jn 'r- . -Mrxvli . W. ww- The General Shop Industrial development in our country has overshadowed progress of all types in many parts of the world. Because we live in this highly industrialized state the study of Industrial Arts has become a part of our general education. The Industrial Arts shop provides a place where the students of South Park may live with, understand and appreciate some of the fundamental processes of industry. These experiences are intended to assist in the development of worth- while skills, application of knowledge gained in the classrooms and familiarization with areas of study in electricity, metalwork, woodwork, printing and home me- chanics. For many students the shop provides the only contacts of an industrial nature which our boys or girls will ever have until after graduation. We strive, therefore, to make the shop activities general in scope so that as many as possible may have an opportunity to engage in all of the various branches of work. This year marked the start of actual work in the general shop. Beset with short- ages of tools and materials the boys, nevertheless, made up for these deficiencies with their enthusiasm and ingenuity. Before next year we hope to have equipment for more extensive work in sheetmetal, metal molding and electricity. Present shop tools include a complete crib for hand woodwork, metal and wood turning lathesg band, circular and jig sawsg drill press and grinder. During the course of the year boys in the shop classes assisted in setting up newly arrived machines. They par- ticipated in laying out and installing tool racks, work stands and other shop neces- sities. In addition to these activities they produced projects involving work in fields of wood, metal, electricity and printing. X 4. W n The Library It has been said that the character of a man is indicated by what he reads. By the same token, the library is the pulse by which the intelligent interests of a school may be measured. South Park's library is of inestimable value to teachers and students, offering abundant supplementary reference material to both. For the teachers, the library is instrumental in effecting an economy of time, since extensive research material in every phase of academic instruction is conveniently located in one place within the building in which they meet their classes. For the pupils, it functions in another way. It offers to the ambitious student an opportunity to augment class instruction or to pursue into its more detailed ramifications any topic suggested by class activity. South Park's library boasts a fine collection of general reference books of all types, books in specific fields, such as history, biography, travel, explorations, science, the arts, handcraft, hobbies, sports, books to meet the need of the more literary minded, such as plays, essays, poetry, classic fiction, and the best works of our modern authors. As more and more material on career planning is published, it is added to the already extensive collection at hand. Material is also available covering the fields of atomic energy, radar, television and other electronics, plastics, modern housing, heli- copters, air transportation, and many others. The book collection is supplemented with magazines, the vertical file, government documents, maps and recordings. A definite challenge to South Park students lies in the fact that their library is not static. Instead, it is alive, and growing, expanding with the swiftly changing world, and always an enjoyable causeway to understanding and wisdom. Health and Physical Education Although the gymnastic and aquatic facilities are somewhat apart from the main building, the division is of an architectural nature only. The aims of this depart- ment are correlated with all other school activities, to help prepare the pupil for living in a democracy now reconverting to peacetime normalcy. Here, in two large, well equipped gymnasiums, a small gym, a swimming pool, three shower and dressing rooms, the diversified regular and extra-curricular program is conducted. In the formal program of physical education there are many objectives. Work on the heavy apparatus develops muscular strength and control. In dancing, the pupil develops poise, grace and balance. In games, they secure relief from tension. In marching and forms of drill, they learn to think and act as part of a group. In all phases of this department they improve, in varying degrees, in coordination of mind and body. Classes in health were organized in january of this year in compliance with the Board of Regents regulations that all students graduating from secondary schools must have instruction in this field for one year. This instruction purposes to help young people to become strong and healthy in mind and body, firm in morale and normal in personality. Formal classes in swimming are conducted along recognized techniques. The standards of the American Red Cross are maintained and attain- ments recognized by the presentation of Red Cross certificates. The extra-curricular activities in all branches of physical education develop quali- ties tangible and intangible. The benefits are social as well as physical. Besides paying dividends in improved health, they provide opportunities for the wholesome use of leisure time, teach teamwork and fair play, encourage good sportsmanship, and develop leadership. In short in the physical education department, the individual is exposed to situations which should foster the growth of the total personality. mfr vw- 1 - 3 , W N, X N ,iw WQSQATRSLQQNMQ W K A, 5 4.2.- wm was -ww x Q wx mf f fw2., .W ,Q M .fy .gg Q-Qwg,Nj', f' . 9522 1 Y 3 QF' My WM . ,. , 1 . . 5 Q 3 W 9 W ,mf I , ywxzwwff ,P Q A . A Q3 S S WW? 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Donohue Practice started on the 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 South South South South South South first C Riley, Conboy, R. English, Football MAJOR LETTERS Paul E, Giles 13. Donald H. McNerney john Gornilciewicz 14. James M. McLaughlin John R. Graber 15. Robert Ray William C. Kohler 16. John E. Reilly Henry Lewis 17. Thomas Supples fCaptainl john Ludtlca 18. Leonard F. Wilson SQUAD LETTERS Gerald Fleming 9. Edmund R. Papierniclc Paul Kearns 10. john Plunkett Paul R. Miller 11. john Reddington Harold Moebius 12. Julius Rasinslci RESULTS Park , , .. . 6 vs. Burgard . , Park ,..,. ..... 7 vs. Kensington , . , . Park.. 13 vs. Bennett , , Park ,... , , ,. 0 vs. Seneca . . . Park ,, . . . .,.. 24 vs. Technical . .. . Park ,, .. . .... 18 vs. East . . . Richard M. English Charles W. Strauss William Flowers Chester Riley Norbert Szymczylc George C. Wilson Howard Ford Gerald D, Archer of September with a fine-spirited squad, sparked by the lettermen, T. Supples, H. Lewis L. Wilson, Ludtlca, M. Breen and L. Eggers. football in every contest. Fight and determination were the watchwords and they were Our team played clean, hard exemplified in all the games. Bob Ray was our outstanding player but was well supported by our lettermen of the previous year. ,....g..n Cross Country MAJOR LETTERS john Quinn lCaptain and All High, Gordon Kroll fAll Highj William Quinn QAII High, Lester Knott Gerald Gorman Richard Auerbach John Fahey Fred Fielding john Grant jack Hailfinger SQUAD LETTERS Charles Hider john Mattimore William Tatu Richard Roeder Thomas Mahoney Lyons Koller Edward Palmer Thomas O,Malley Chester Spoonley Robert Wirges The South Park cross country team had a successful season. The team finished second losing first place to its traditional rival, Kensington. Three South Park men attained All High recognition by finishing second, third and fifth in the final or All High School Race. South Park Swimming Team INTERSCI-1oLAsTIC CHAMPIONS-1945-1946 South Park's winning of the Syracuse Swimming Cup was due largely to the expert coaching of Mr. Sweeney. Early in the school year -Coach Sweeney organized a promising squad and team. The group practiced faithfully on Monday, Wednes- day and Friday afternoons. Many new recruits reported for the team, along with veteran swimmers. The comradeship and cooperation of all the team members were the chief reasons for the winning of the cup. The first meet of the season was held at South Park, with Hutchinson losing to the Sparks, 58-17. It was in this meet that Joe I-Ierbrecht, Don Neitering, Phil Free- denberg and Bob Norton, new swimmers of South Park, Hrst starred. The South Park vs. Lafayette meet was held at Lafayette, with South Park winning, 58-17. Along came the Technical-South Park meet, which South Park also won, 55-20. In the South Park pool Riverside was beaten, 57-18. Next was the Bennett vs. South Park meet, held at Bennett-a South Park victory, 52-23. East was also beaten by South Park in the Sparks' pool, 52-23, which left the outstanding meet of the season, South Park vs. Kensington. This meet attracted many spectators and South Park beat Kensington, 48-27. In the long awaited All-High meet held at Bennett, South Park swamped the other schools by placing in eight All-High events to win the cup and championship. The All-High swimmers were jack Buerger, who had been the star breaststroker and a member of the 120 Medley Relay team, Torn Courneen, speedy star of the 160-Yard Relay, Dan Hayes, diving star known for his friendly rivalry with a fellow diver, Paul Mraz, Ramon Leonard and Alan Mudie, stars of the 160-Yard Relay, John McGuire and John Stubbs, stars of the 120-Yard Relay, and Jim Webb, popular co-Captain of the team, who starred in the 200-Yard Free and 160-Yard Relay. Another favorite on the team was Jim Waddell, co- Captain. The team was ably managed by Philip Mudd. -DICK SOLAT Buerger, ,lack M. fAll Highl Courneen, Thomas fAlI Highl Doctor, Donald A. Hayes, Daniel 1All Highl Houck, James L. Igoe, Gerald C. Koester, Edwin G. Leonard, Ramon C. QAII Highl Mudie, Alan CAII Highl McGuire, John 1All Highl Bannister, William G. Barlow, john 1. Biddlecom, Richard C. Browne, Martin Coffey, Thomas P. Courtney, Norman B. Cullen, Bemard F. Dixon, Thomas F. Dorff, Charles P. Eggleston, William H. Swim ming MAJOR LETTERS Norton, Robert A. Mraz, Paul J. Mudd, Philip E., Manager Renzi, Luke Stubbs, john M. QAII Highl Supples, Thomas M. Sworobulc, james C. Solat, Richard R. Waddell, james, co-Captain Webb, James A., co-Captain 1All Highl SQUAD LETTERS Fahey, john Fahey, Robert H. Fuetsch, Eugene H. Freedenberg, Philip F, Garrett, Eugene R. Graber, Arthur M. Gastle, Daniel K. Hayes, Michael Herbrecht, Joseph A. Ritter, John A. Marx, William F. Mallette, Robert McNamara, William P Nietering, Donald G. Parker, James E. O'Connell, William Palmer, Edward Van Haintze, James South South South South South Sollth South Park Parlc Pa rlc Pa rl: Pa rl: Pa rlc Pa rk Basketball MAJOR LETTERS Williain Maroney QAII Highl Marvin R. Rich E, Paul Giles Henry Lewis James Nl. McLaughlin Lester V, Eggers SQUAD LETTERS Williaiii T. Carey Jerrold V. Archer Thomas Reddington Milo V. Stewart james O. Gassman John V. Lyons SCORES 23 vs. Seneca 33 South Park 43 vs. Riverside , 37 South Park 55 vs. Tech , . 40 South Park 4l vs. Fosdiclc ,. 44 South Park 48 vs. Kensington 30 South Park 42 vs. McKinley 44 South Park 37 vs, Lafayette 33 ACADEMIC CHAMPIONS Edward F. Schibler, Mgr. Thomas S. Dyson john F. Quinn Jack Grant jack W. Haillinger Richard M. English 32 vs Emerson 26 52 vs Bennett 5 1 38 vs. East 36 52 vs Grover Cleveland 38 48 vs Hutchinson 43 53 vs Burgard Z8 SOUTH PARK, with a record of 10 victories and only 3 losses, finished lst among the academic High Schools, lt was the best record ever attained by a South Park Basketball team in the 31 years since the school was opened. For the second straight year William Maroney was chosen All-High Guard. Baseball MAJOR LETTERS Breen, John Giles, Paul Maroney, William Rich Marvin Browne, Martin Koester, Edward McLaughlin, James Tenney Eugene Eggers, Lester Ludtlca, Jack Ray, Robert SQUAD LETTERS Darazio, Pasquale Draves, Donald Glenn, Richard Roeder, Richard Valone George Doster, Gordon Gassman, james Rieman, Dennis Stubbs, john RESULTS South Park Technical South Parlc Bennett South Park Seneca 10 innings South Park Burgard South Park East South Park Kensington Season not ended. In the opening game, South Park lost to Technical 4-2. The second game South Park defeated Bennett 4-3 in a hard fought game. jack Breen retired the Ben nett side in the last inning with the tying run on thircl. The third game in a pitchers' duel, jack Breen won the decision 3-2 in ten innings, defeating Seneca Edward Koester hit a home run to win the game, scoring Robert Ray, who was on second. Track The South Park traclc season was officially opened this year on April 1. Since that time we have built up an active squad of 43 participants. To date we have had two meets. The squad is well aware of its share in the Williams Cup contest and as a result is striving very hard to win high standing in the All- High Meet this year. MAJOR LETTERS Earshen, lohn--Manager Knott, Lester English, Richard Fahey, john Fielding, Fred Guffner, john Goold, Harold Carden, Bernard Dempsey, Daniel Dixon, Thomas English, James Ganig, Albert Kelly, james Koller, Lyons Krall, Gordon McMahon, joseph Quinn, John-Captain Quinn, William SQUAD LETTERS Kohler, William Kozminslci, Casimir-Asst. Manager Flowers, William Mallette, Robert McFarland, Robert Millilceri, Lloyd-Asst. Manager PRELIMINARY MEETS May 9 South Park-32 Kensington-66 May 17 South Parlc477 Grover Clevelan Rasinslci, Julius Stein, Neil Supples, Thomas Szymczylc, Norbert Ziegler, Dwight Mulholand, Robert Pieralcos, James Pinzel, Lawrence Ryan, Paul Schumalcer, William d-19 Tennis MAJOR LETTERS McDonnell, Joseph Mahoney, james Klas, Donald Minlclei, Elmer Walters, Robert Minlclei, Alfred Fink, Charles Reusch, john lManagerl SQUAD LETTERS Sauter, Robert Leonard, Harry Sweeney, john The tennis schedule was not completed before going to press, therefore, final results cannot he listed. However, the tennis team is improving, and our outlook for the future is very promising. Many of the team members will return next year, and if the enthusiasm displayed this season continues we should be strong contenders for the championship in 1947. LEAGUE A YTheresa Zychowslci MI-lelen Logan Marge Manley Dorothy Zychowslci Florence Cudney Catherine O'Brien Ruth Podlitz Vivian Konieczny Iris Kennedy The The The The The The LEAGUE B :lfJane Lavayea :WDolores Yox Ramona Leonard Joyce Lindbloom Janet Lindbloom Emily Posh Gladys Ulrich June Sworbulc Rose Moretti Sally Bishop Basketball :':Jeanne Cleary WBarb Kerr LEAGUE C LEAGUE D LEAGUE E LEAGUE F 9FJean Glosser 9FJacqueline McGinnis 4Mary Armstrong :'i cBetty Hofner Mlrene Bielak : 'Jane Agnew Mary Waldron Norma Schaefer J. Steisslinger Loretta Pinterpe Alice Hamm Edith Pinterpe Betty Enright Catherine Smith Arlene Kroll Jane Carroll Lucille Richards Jo Cartoni Theresa McGloin Rose D'Angelo :kCaptain :l'l1Manager 246 girls reported for practice. 24 teams were organized into six leagues. in League A was captained by Theresa Zychowslci, winning team in League B was captainecl by Jane Lavayea. winning team in League C was captained by Jeanne Cleary. winning team in League D was captained by Jeanne Glosser. winning team in League E was captained by Jac. McGinnis. winning team in League F was captained by Mary Armstrong. In the final Round Robin play offs Jane Lavayea's team became and proud possessor of the silver trophy. winning team Catherine Dolan Shirley Loos Gwyneth Houghton Janet Daubert Marilyn Hayes Jerry Olin Hildegarde Loerch Grace Carroll Jean Breclc Ruth Agnew Joyce Neureuter Marie Maggione Margaret Irvine Pat Coughlin Evie Gallagher Millicent Elliott the champion team of the school LEAGUE A 'Jacqueline McGinnis 4' ' J ean Breck Joan Nagel Jerry Olin Catherine Dolan Marilyn Hayes Janet Browne Jessie Gabriel Betty Enright Mary Waldrm Grace Carroll Jeanne Cleary 'Captain Manager Baseball LEAGUE B 'Boots Hallman : 'kEvelyn Campbell Barbara Dunlop Joan Avolt Dolores Bove Harriet Clementson Jeanette Meier Margie Meier LEAGUE C : Joyce Lindbloom M'Ramona Leonard Rose Moretti Janet Lindbloom Dolores Yox Gladys Ulrich Jane Lavayea June Sworbuk Emily Poth 137 girls reported for practice. 12 teams were organized into leagues. The winning team in League A was captained by Jacqueline McGinnis The winning team in League B was captained by Boots Hallman. The winning team in League C was captained by Joyce Lindbloom. The second team in League B considered especially fine was captained by Joan Hellley. In the round-robinn play-off of these outstanding teams Joyce Lindbloom's team was victorious and became the baseball champions of the school. LEAGUE B fsecond Teamj Joan Heflley 'Gloria Farrell Betty Wahl Nancy Lord Jo Cartonia Iris Kennedy Shirley Hofner Eleanor Decker Norma Wessel Lila Bean Joyce Schulman Girls' Swimming Nearly one hundred girls came out for swimming team practice. Eighty of these earned points towards their Athletic Letter, while thirty of the girls made the major teams The Lower School Team seemed no match, just yet, for the Upper School Team who walked away with the meets with three out of four wins. Competition was very keen between members of the same team so that a state of friendly rivalry existed. lst ROW Charlotte Dixon Helen Wheeler Phyllis Webb Marilyn Luter Eleanor Webb janet Marts jane Agnew Mary jane Herman Dolores Betlcer SWIMMING TEAMS Znd ROXV Patsy Coughlin Dolores Leiter Charlotte Hoffmann Anna Regan Mildred Toense Dorothy Regan ,Ioan Warthling jeannene Lyan Lois Beamish 3rd ROW .Ioan Buerger Helen Weiss Barbara Dunlop Evelyn Campbell Dorothy Rundell Jeanne Eldridge Gloria Henrich Alberta Hoffman Nancy Connelly Shirley Hoefler Carolyn Griffith Shirley Armstrong Girls' American Red Cross Swimming Tests 1945-1946 In order to qualify for membership in the American Red Cross Life-Saving and Water- Safety Classes, each pupil must swim one-quarter of a mile, and pass or review the A. R. C. swimmer tests. Thirty girls reported for Life-Saving, nineteen qualified for the Junior Life-Saving Squad. There are three A. R. C. cources given before trying to qualify for a Life-Saving Class. 176 girls passed the Beginner Test. l4 girls passed the Junior Life-Saving Test. 40 girls passed the Intermediate Test. 4 girls passed the Senior Life-Saving Test. 14 girls passed the Swimmer Test. Patricia Bauld Barbara Bitkle Jane Blake Margaret Courtney Nancy Dunlop Audrey Everett Marilyn Gall Rose Gerolamo Betty Greene Marilyn Hamilton Ann Harte June Herber Betty Hofner Joan Hallsten Joan Kleine Jean Krieger Virginia Kutzner Adeline Lystad Patricia McCarten Pat McGuire Sally McShane Claire Metzger Ellen Mullett Doris Rosche Camilla Schlabig Marjorie Schlehr Marion Siuta Elizabeth Steele Betty Jane Tighe June Wargo Loretta Bukaiztski Arlene Clancy Mary Alice Engel Delsie Eschberger Carol Fisher Shirley Armstrong Jeanne Eldridge Joan Buerger Dorothy Rundell Helen Weiss Evelyn Campbell Lois Beamish Jeanne Dukesbury Shirley Armstrong Jeanne Eldridge Joan Buerger Dolores Gearhart Carolyn Grifiith Theresa Hambergcr Doris Heiser Barbara Hochgrebe Shirley Hoeller Theresa Kos Mary Kuzina Francis McGowan Mary McPeek Marjory Meier Carrie Muntz Dorothy Rundell Pearl Schuester Joyce Stock Norma Styn Nancy Thomas Hazel Toy Gertrude Varecka Mary Whitefield Ruth Zimmer Joan Buerger Patricia Canfield Irene Gasiewiez Elizabeth Gillon Helen Hagelberger Elizabeth Helwig Carol Hoffmann Joan Hughes Regina Kennedv Patricia Labby Mary Pat Lauth Thresa Leiderforst Shirley Lucas Pat Martin Mildred Toense Jeanne Lyon Jane Carroll Gloria Henrich Shirley Rhodes Pat Clark Betty Griena Betty Hofner Dorothv Rundell Helen Weiss Evelyn Campbell BEGINNERS Janet Mathews Frances Maul Madonna McCormick Betsy Mcskimming Mary Moehring Ina Rae Dolores Rieman Janet Schott Margaret Waterhouse Jean Watt Eleanor Webb Helen Weiss Rita Wisnieiwski Joan Andujar Betty Baird Dorothy Baltzly Rita Bielicki Dorothy Calmes Gertrude Fabian Joan Fiorette Jane Fuhr Alberta Hoffmann Christine Karona Alie Kazyzykowski Ruth McKinnon Jean Mann Janet Morrison Bett Mueller Patricia Murth Rita Mussial Gertrude Pawlowski ,loyce Reusch Rita Tiberia Bernadine Waldron Lorraina Waz INTERMEDIATE TESTS Pat McGuire Sally McShone Claire Metzger Delsie Eschberger Dolores Gearhardt Carolyn Griffith Frances McGarvan Carrie Muntz SWIMMER TESTS Agnes Wajtaszyk Marjorie Yea Lily Andry Dolores Betker Phyllis Brooks Nancy Dian June Dolski Dorothy Farmer Wilma Gang Mary King Dolores Kulczyk Ruth Pontlitz Dorothy Weekly Ruth Wentland Jane Agnew Shirley Armstrong Joan Ball Jane Carroll Jane Dase Jeanne Eldridge Barbara Elk Laretta Fahey Beverly Honlon Laura Lauritzen Elizabeth Ralker Jean Witte Carmen Bean Pauline Benes Ellen Conheld Angeline Carosa Iris Kennedy Joan Linder Irene Slobus Edna Spence Theresa Heintz Dorothy Rundell Dolores Rieman Mary Moehring Dolores Betker Phyllis Brooks Nancv Dion June Dolski Wilfna Gang Lois Beamish Jeanne Lyon . Jeanne Dukesbury Jane Carroll Mildred Toensa Gloria Henrich Joanna Malczea Ruth Martin Betty McAlpina Pasquina Paolini Ruth Pantlitz Shirley Stucker Mary Ann Sqarleta Arloeena Wagner Betty Whitton Lorraina Widman Virginia Wunderlich Jane Beatty Betty Bertchandt Ann Barata Rosalie Claps Jeannette Dukesburg Madeline Edwards Arma Gunning Beverly Hanlon Shirley Helwig Ruth Henning Margaret Homes Helen Kirisitz Dorothy Lewis Anna Mallerta Audrey Marts Mary McCann Catherine Pratt Jeannette Rindfleisch Arlene Scheuneman Marion Vasilian Beverly Wagner Beverly Ward Catherine Weber Dolores Kulczyk Marion Rhodes Joan Linder Ruth Pontlitz Ruth Wentland Virginia Wunderlitch Catherina Pratt Jean Witta Shirlev Rhodes Pat Clark LEAGUE A ikRose Moretti kk joyce Lindbloom janet Lindbloom june Sworbuk Gladys Ulrich Jane Lavayea jerry Olin Ramona Leonard M. jane Herman 'eCaptain ' 'Manager The The The The The winner winner winner winner winner LEAGUE B 3FBetty Wahl MNancy Lord Gloria Farrel Pat Connors Eleanor Decker Joan Heflley Carol Griffith Shirley Hoefler Volleyball LEAGUE C :':Ruth Agnew M'Mary Armstrong Jane Agnew Joyce Neureuter Evie Gallagher Marie Maggione Millie Elliott Margaret Irvine The registration totalled 193, Twenty teams in five leagues, in A League was 113, Rose Moretti, Captain. in B League was 217, Betty Wahl, Captain. in C League was 343, Ruth Agnew, Captain. in D League was 343, Pat Clark, Captain. in E League was 343, Phyllis Wickes, Captain. In the round-robin among the Leagues mentioned above, team 113, with Rose Moretti as captain, emerged the victor after very closely contested games. LEAGUE D 'Pat Clark '5 Mary Dennehy Marjorie Schlehr Doris Rosche Frances Maul Jean Manu Carrie Muntz Marion Vasilion Beverly Ward LEAGUE E iphyllis Wickes 'Wjane Larkins Ruth Bradley Margaret Rae Marjorie Harsch Joan Bean Elizabeth Seifert Janette Meyers Margie Meyers nn. Total registration was 360. Bowling There were three sessions of live weeks for each Thursda and Frida lea ue. The highest single of 181 was rolled by Pat Gaul. The highest average 133 was rolled by jane Bruckman. The second highest average, 128 was rolled by Norma Schaefer. The third highest average, 125 was rolled by Dorothy Zyclcowski. The following attained an average of 100 or more: jane Bruckman Harriett Clementson Evelyn Campbell Bertie Carpenter . . Pat Clark Eileen De Graff Janet Daubert Marjorie Eyring Grace Eclinger .. Shirley Edinger Mary Jane Edmunds . Dorothy Fuhr Jean Fuller Pat Gaul , Shirley Gittere Ellen Gallagher Shirley Hoefler Charlotte Hoffman Ruth Hudson Alice Hamm Iris Kennedy Theresa Krzwiclca Ruth Kirisitz Nancy Lord Shirley Loos ,lane Lavayea Dolores Leiter , Theresa McGloin Jacquelin Nirschel Emily Poth Y Y S Helen Purtill Shirley Schmidt Catherine Sullivan Claire Schaefer Norma Schaefer Shirley Steve Harriett Smith Gladys Ulrich Elinore Ulrich ,lean Waldraff Betty Wahl june Wessel Ruth Zwilling Dorothy Zyclcowslc 104 113 105 123 128 109 103 108 116 110 103 100 110 125 Barry, Dorothy Bielak, Irene Browne, Janet Cleary, Jeanne Daubert, Janet Decker, Eleanor Dolan, Catherine Fitzgerald, Joan Fielding, Jane Gabriel, Jessie Hayes, Marilyn Herman, Mary Jane Barry, Dorothy Bowins, Joyce Breen, Collette Browne, Janet Cleary, Jeanne Connors, Patricia Cowley, Peggy Cudney, Florence D'Angelo, Rose Marie Declcer, Eleanor Dixon, Charlotte Edmunds, Mary Fellinger, Mary J. Agnew, Ruth Armstrong, Mary Avolt, Joan Beamish, Lois Bean, Joan Bean, Lila Bove, Dolores Bradley, Ruth Campbell, Evelyn Clark, Pat SEVEN INCH LETT Girls' Awards for Athletics ak S. P. H. S. EMBLEMS 1500 pointsl Hoffmann, Charlotte Kerr, Barbara Lavayea, Jane Leonard, Ramona Lindbloom, Joyce Loos, Shirley McGinnis, Jacqueline McGuire, Norine Moretti, Rose Nagle, Joan Olin, Jerry Pinterpe, Loretta it Heffley, Joan Houghton, Gwyneth Hudson, Ruth Koepniclt, Ethel Lindbloom, Janet Loos, Sylvia Lord, Nancy Nagel, Joan Pinterpe, Loretta Pinterpe, Edith Regan, Dorothy Schulman, Joyce Sedita, Mary ir SIX INCH LETT Clementson, Harriet Connelly, Nancy Donagher, Jean Donnelly, Catherine Dunlop, Barbara Elliot, Millicent Eyring, Marjorie Farmer, Dorothy Harsch, Margaret Henrich, Gloria Poth, Emily Regan, Anna Regan, Dorothy Schwendler, June Schwier, Jean Steve, Shirley Thiedt, Carolyn Ulrich, Elinor Ulrich, Gladys Wessel, Norma Yox, Dolores Zychowslci, Dorothy ER C400 pointsl Simoncelli, Dolores Steve, Shirley Stevens, Dawn Sworbuk, June Toense, Mildred Ulrich, Eleanor Ulrich, Gladys Wahl, Betty Webb, Phylis Wessel, Norma Zwilling, Ruth Zychowslci, Dorothy ERS f 300 pointsl Holtz, Marion Irvine, Margaret Kennedy, Iris Kern, Virginia Krzywiclca, Theresa Laier, Elsie Leiter, Dolores Leiter, Marilyn Lyon, Jeannine Madison, Marjorie Maggione, Marie Marts, Janet McGloin, Theresa Meier, Jeanette Merz, Dolores Nirschel, Jacqueline Nolan, Grace Peavy, Marilyn Pontlitz, Ruth A Agnew, Jane Armstrong, Shirley Beman, Anne Blake, Freida Bitterman, Alberta Breck, Jean Bueger, Joan Carroll, Grace Carroll, Jane Cartonia, Josephine Cattarin, Inez Coe, Anna Couqhlin, Pat Crosson, Jane Dahlke, Betty Davis, Sarah Dennehy, Mary Dixson, Gerry Dole, Pat Dunlop, Nancy Elk, Barbara Emest, Marilyn Farrell, Gloria Andujar, Florence Banish, Marie Beyer, Dorothy Brady, Virginia Burns, Jean Chojecki, Joan Coyle, Mary Crabtree, Eileen Driscoll, Mary Pat Duffy, Dolores Duthiewicz, Stephanie Egeling, Rita Ennevor, Joyce Forden, Dorothy Gardner, Bernice Propster, Joan Rae, Margaret Rahl, Doris Schaefer, Norma Schmidt, Shirley Schultz, Dorothy Schutrum, Eleanor Seifert, Elizabeth Stark, Mary Alice 'A' FOUR INCH LETT Farrell, Mary Ann Fuhr, Jane Gearhart, Dolores Gillan, Elizabeth Girolamo, Rosina Griflith, Carolyn Gunning, Anna Hamm, Alice Harte, Ann Hauf, Carol Hennig, Ruth Higgins, Althea Hoefler, Shirley Hoffmann, Alberta Konieczny, Vivian Larkin, Jane Leidenfrost, Theresa Lucas, Patricia Macri, Marie Maul, Frances Maust, La Nola Meier, Marjorie Moehring, Mary ir ER 1150 poin SOUTH PARK ANNEX-No. Halloran, Patricia Hamacher, Shirley Heicler, Barbara A. Jezierski, Helen Karkan, Ruth L. Kieliszek, Adele Kozenski, Joanna Kruly, Margaret Krzemien, Theresa Lates, Catherine Leonard, Constance M. Magierski, Jennie Masterson, Ann Marie Mullins, Margaret Myszkowiak, Virginia Steisslinger, Jeanne Sullivan, Catherine Sweet, Shirley Szarleta, Mary Ann Van Horn, Barbara Waldron, Mary Warthling, Joan Wheeler, Helen Wiekes, Phyllis tsl Muntz, Carrie Neureuter, Joyce Neureuter, Shirley Norcross, Nancy Prentice, Norma Rindfleish, Janette Rosche, Doris Rundell, Dorothv Rust, Mary Schlehr, Marjorie Scheuneman, Arlene Sutz, Barbara Tighe, Betty Toomey, Sally Tutak, Helen Wag11er, Arlene Ward, Beverly Webb, Eleanor Weekley, Dorothy Wells, Mary Lou Wilczak, Jeanne Yetter, Shirley Zimmer, Ruth 7 Novak, Mary Ann O'Connor, Patricia O'Neill, Jean Polinski, Irene Porebska, Marie Roeder, Alice Smaszcz, Arlene Stalter, Mary Ann Staszewicz, Rita Sudyn, Elizabeth M. Sullivan, Jean Tokarczyk, Dorothy Wheeler, Iona White, Eileen M. 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KWIECIEN 29 Minton Street Buffalo, N. Y. HALIFS Compliments FURNITURE SI APPLIANCE CO. of 1787 SOUTH PARK AVE. , UPSILON KAPPA Pay Gas, Electric and Telephone HI-Y CLUB Bills at I-Ia1l's A 1946 Phone WO. 0261 ROBERT A. LEHDE TONI BEAUTY SHOP Zeno, New Ray Rayette Cold Wave South Buffalo Floristj Permanents 55.00 to 510.00 2165 Seneca Street Buffalo, N. Y. 820 ABBQTT RD. TR. 9810 JAMES F. WARD SI SON GEORGE LEFFLER COFHCHUS F- Ward, Licensed Groceries and Provisions Funeral Directors Fancy Teas' Coffees Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. 1997 South Park Ave. 383 Abbott Road TR. 0165 Phone: WO. 0336 HOEFLICH BROTHERS WECKERLE'S Est' 1885 Homogenized-Vitamin DU Quality Meats MILK 1500 South Park Avenue 1001 JEFFERSON AVE. TR. 1378 L1. 7400 MASTER PHARMACY G. McMaster, Ph.G. BR0WN9S HARDWARE 2111 South Park Avenue zozs sonm-I PARK AVE. TR' 9551 Prescriptions We Buy, Sell and Trade Guns Carefully compounded School Supplies Toiletries Visit Our Soda Fountain ,IOSEPH'S DELICATESSEN BILLMAN'S SOUf1'l Park Avenue Groceries-Cold Cuts Greeting Cards of Distinction C and y-S chool Supplies TR. 9638 Social and Commercial Stationery Compliments of W. HAZLETON SMITH CO. Publishers of Smith Review Books 124 ELMWOOD AVE. BUFFALO 1, N. Y. W. T. GRANT CO. 2180 SENECA ST. J. C. Brady, Manager MAMMOTH FOOD MARKET 2019-2021 South Park Avenue Compliments Of WOODSIDE BARBER SHOP John R. Kennedy 2073 SOUTH PARK AVE. Opposite Woodside KRAMER'S DELICATESSEN Cor. Woodside dl Abbott TR. 9881 CAMPBELIHS Drugs of Quality 1560 SOUTH PARK AVENUE WO. 3368 JACK BOWDEN Tydol Gasoline Station 1661 SOUTH PARK AVENUE At Macamley TR. 9667 COGAN'S FLOWERS 2098 Seneca St. JOSEPH F. O'GRADY 1807 So. Park Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. QQ Watches, Diamonds, jewelry Q If NO Answer Watch and jewelry Repairing TR. 2995 TR. 7822 TR. 1140 TRIANGLE 4204 SOUTH BUFFALO ICE and FUEL See How Long You Can Remember Reading This 1 10 ORLANDO ST. SAM BURGESS Compliments Of EDWARD FISCHER, JR. 513 ABBOTT ROAD ACME CLEANERS 81 DYERS 2113 SENECA ST. TR. 1008 Compliments Of MADDIES DELICATESSEN 1167 SENECA STREET Compliment: of HAUX'S BAKERY 2258 Seneca Srreer Te1g WO. 0668 Compliments of HABER'S MEN'S WEAR Sportswear-Furnishings C lotbing 2173-2175 Seneca St. at Cazenovia SOUTH PARK WALLPAPER and PAINT STORE TR. 5278 1831 South Park Avenue Abraham Zeplowitz, Prop. For HIGHEST HONORS In Year Book Engravings 0 RAPID SERVICE ENCRAVINC CO., Inc. 229 OAK STREET ACADEMY THEATRE Main near Seneca EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS 9 The BEST in MOTION PICTURES 9 ADMISSION 31.20 Personal Direction HARRY T. DIXON NEED FLOWERS? Call ELLICOTT SQUARE FLOWER SHOP 301 MAIN STREET MA. 3230 Leo Schiff, Proprietor South Buffalo Real Estate Bought-Sola'-Excfvanged Furniture, House 66 Auto Insurance '02 ALBERT FOX-JAMES RYTHER 1807 SOUTH PARK AVE. McNAMARA,S DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts - Candy - School Supplies 120 SOUTHSIDE PKWY. ELMER EDINGER Coal and Coke 89 WEYAND STREET TR. 5618 Compliments of W. J. HOLMES FORD DEALER FOR 25 YEARS 1440 South Park Avenue PUTNAM'S MEAT MARKET 829 ABBOTT ROAD MILLEIPS DELICATESSEN AND CONFECTIONERY 2084 SOUTI-I PARK AVE. TR. 9925 W. C. K O C H Dealer in DRY GOODS Shoes and Rubbers-Men's Wear 1539 South Park Avenue TR. 1867 SAMUEL LAGARIAR 1800 Clinton Street Fresh Roasted N uts-Popcorn Candies and Milk Chocolate Ice Cream Bars Our Three Prides Courtesy-Service-Sanitation SAM NOTERY Barber Shop 1739 South Park Avenue When Moving Call TRiangle 5636 SOUTH SIDE VAN SERVICE 1852 South Park Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Local and Long Distance Moving GEO. B. HAMBERGER CO. Men,s and Boys, Furnishings and Sport Wear 2168-70 SENECA ST. Compliments Of STUDY HALL 3 3 3 Parsons and Judd SOUTH BUFFALO,S FINEST DRUG STORES O Employing Many South Park Students and Graduates O 46 ABBOTT ROAD 468 ABBOTT ROAD 2189 SENECA STREET 2011 SOUTH PARK AVENUE 0. K. RUBBER WELDERS 2157 SOUTH PARK AVE. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone TR. 2812 New and Used Tires Recapping and Repairing Tires Shop and Save Seneca-Cazenovia Shopping District GIILD TUNE STUDIUS INCURPQIBATED Class Photographers i' PORTRAITS OF DIST INCTIUN Colored Photography Our Specialty i' SPECIAL RATES T0 STUDENTS No Appointment Necessary Daily 9 to 6 'A' 631 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. Y. WA. 9770 Watch, Clock, Jewelry Repairing CHAS. F. DAMM, ine. HARRY B. coLEcRovE, Pres. Manufacturing Jewelers 'A' We Make and Repair Anything in Jewelry CLASS RINGS - PINS - KEYS - MEDALS TROPHIES - FAVGRS - LODGE JEWELS A' 703-711 MAIN STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. WA. 6029 BERTI-IA,S BEAUTY SALON 40 ABBOTT ROAD HIM My All expert operators styling in Finger Waves Specialize in Helene Curtis Cold Waves and also in Machineless Permanents FOR APPOINTMENT CALL TR. 5229 Bertha Piegay TA. 0291 JOHN E. COURTNEY K9S HOTEL 'X' FUNERAL DIRECTOR 'X- 1869 Seneca St. TR. 5044- Famous for Goocl Food and Beverages 392 CURTISS ST. BUFFALO, N. Y W. L. F R A N C Florist 1899 CLINTON STREET pfzintdng Sewanee . . . FOR OVER THIRTY-TWO YEARS COMMERCIAL PRINTING . AD TYPOGRAPHY 27 PRESSES . DAY AND NIGHT SERVICF The HOLLING PRESS, Inc. 501 WASHINGTON STREET - - BUFFALO, NEW YORK Compliments of Complimcnls Of T. A. BEALE 81 SONS, INC. A FRIEND Tru-Li-Pure Dairy A 20-22 Mesmer Ave. Buffalo 20, N. Y. TR. 2338 MILLER? BAKE SHOPPE 1868 SENECA STREET All Kinds of Baked Good: TR. 2917 Compliments Of A FRIEND INTERESTED IN ATHLETICS Compliments Of ALVIN C. RICH Compliments of EARSHEN RADIO and SOUND SERVICE ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING RADIO SALES and SERVICE 1054 TIFFT ST. TR. 0762 MUMM'S EICH'S SENECA BOWLING ACADEMY 81 RESTAURANT, Inc. 2188 Seneca St., at Cazenovia Buffalo, N. Y. Phone TR. 9711 Fred Mumm, Proprietor Arrangements May Be Made for Private Parties Compliments Of SHEA'S SENECA THEATRE Seneca at Cazenovia Compliments Of CAPITOL and MAXINE THEATRES GEORGE E. HANNY, jf. MANAGER FRED ANNER . 314. ABBOTT Row Compliments of Home Made Ife Cream and Candy J. H. RICH School Supplies Cigars and Tobacco GEO. A. SCHINTZIUS Compliment: Texaco Petroleum Products of JJ V. F. W. 3170 1951 So. Park Ave. E Buffalo, N. Y. 40 CQM0 AVE. WO. 9617 BUFFALO, N. Y. For quality and good value try your neighborhood store AL SNYDER'S HABERDASHERY 1755 South Park Avenue TRI-ABBOTT HARDWARE STORE Howard C. Koch, Prop. Phone: TR. 1031 1535 South Park Avenue TR. 3728 , Who aims to pleaxe both Dgvoe Corbin young and Old Paints Hardware We Call and Deliver WO. 0869 D A V I S South Park Cleaners E, B. Davis, Prop. CLEAN IN G-PRESSIN G-REPAIRIN G The Success of Our Business I: the Little Repairx Other: Neglect Union Shop 2277 So. Park Ave. A11 Garments Insured at Ashton Place THOMPSON'S CONEECTIONERY 1550 South Park Avenue BUFFALO, N. Y. ALBERT D. NEARY 35 Woodcrest Drive Coal . . . Coke TR. 6267 BEST WISHES GRADUATES From JOE and MIKE dl' 1619 South Park Avenue RADIO-VACUUM CLEANER R. H. ZILLIOX SERVICE OPTI IAN RADIO ana' APPLIANCE SALES C LEE,SiTICKN0R,S 1828 South Park Avenue W . sos Abbott Rd. wo. 1516 O 4463 Congratulations to the Senior Class ALFRED A. FLACH Supervisor of Second Ward REELA'ND'S DELICATESSEN 1069 ABBOTT ROAD TR. 9672 AFTER GRADUATION Star! training immediately for a 1 career in beauty culture 0 Easy to Learn 0 Well Paying 0 Short Training Period ENROLL NOW BER-WYN BEAUTY SCHOOL AUTY H 730 Main sf. MA. 4321 ' NEW Q Write or Call for a O 8 FREE Booklet e ,......... , ,,MM-....,, ,,,., .M ,, . . . .J SI'IAFFER,S DRUGS 851 ABBOTT ROAD Corner Ramona I Prescription Specialists TR. 5444 Compliments of SOUTH PARK CHEVROLET Your Chevrolet Dealer 1545 South Parlc Avenue TR. 2323 Hal Casey, General Manage-r RADIO - F. M. - TELEVISION ABBOTT RADIO SALES and SERVICE Phone TR. 7410 1753 South Park Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments Of STUDY HALL 249 JOHN'S COLLISION SERVICE Congratulations! 1500 Seneca 1510 Broadway To the Graduates of 1946 TR- 6279 HU- 1554 Painting Q3 Synthetic sd 66 Duco F enders-Bod ies-F rames A. M. PANTERA'S S,,dig,,,m,d PHARMACY 430 SOUTH PARK AVENUE Our Compliments KD MURPHY APPLIANCE CO. 'EJ' CL. 9139 We Deliver 1983 South Park Avenue SENECA SUPER MARKET 1950 Seneca Street WO. 1768 CLARENCE F. UEBLACKER Life Insurance and Retirement Plans 139 Ramona Ave. WO. 1996 CL. 4232 BONNIE LOU CANDY SHOPPE Ice Cream-Candies-Light Lunch 2156 Seneca Street TR. 9627 Compliment: of MOTHER'S RESTAURANT 1564 South Park Avenue Buffalo 20, N. Y. FRANKS, SALES and SERVICE RADIO and WASHER SERVICE REPAIRS Compliments of LOU HANNY and SMALL APPLIANCES 38 Abbott Road 2076 South Park TR. 5880 . ED. C. PANTLE Compliments Jeweler Of EFTES HI-Y Expert Watch and jewelry Repairing 806 Abbott Road near Woodside 1946 TR. 4261 NORMANS FOOD SHOP and DELICATESSEN Fountain Service 822 Abbott Road TR. 9619 BEST Wisuss To THE GRADUATES From PETER R. WAGNER Compliments Of STUDY HALL 2 0 9 Compliments Of STUDY HALL 3 4 7 Compliments Of STUDY HALL 1 0 5 ELECTRIC - SPOT WELDING - ACETYLENE SENECA WELDING CO. GEORGE I-IAYHURST, Mgr. 1501 SENECA STREET Portable Equipment WO. 5943 We Weld Anything Quality Home Bakery, Inc. S12 1204 SENECA STREET BUFFALO 10, N. Y. TR. 6259 The KENNEDY MORTUARY 914 ABBOTT ROAD Buffalo 20, New York Phone: WO. 1523 Phone: TR. 0094 J. WINEGAR Sr SONS H ard ware, Stoves, Pain ts, Electrical Appliances 2465 SENECA STREET The Store of Courtesy and Prompt Service RENOWDEN'S Delicatessen and Soda Bar 1953-55 SENECA STREET TR. 9661 JIMMIES MARKET 306 ABBOTT ROAD WO. 5582 Quality Meats, Fish and Poultry CRONYN APPLIANCE STORE 847 Abbott Road Servel Gas Refrigerators Universal and Tappan Ranges Westinghouse Electric Appliances PLACE ORDERS Now ED. CRONYN WO. 0771 Res.-14 Kenefick BEST WISHES To THE GRADUATES From O'DAY and ROBINSON 1824 South Park Ave. EUGENE L. GRAEBER Watches - Jewelry - Diamonds Phone: TR. 1046 470 Abbott Road Buffalo, N. Y. AVERY'S FLOWERS 2707 South Park Avenue Lackawanna, N. Y. Compliments of RO0T'S COLLISION SERVICE and GENERAL Auro REPAIR 426 Abbott Road WO. 6102 HENRY P. MAST, LICENSED MANAGER The Use Of Our Funeral Home If Desired HENRY P. MAST FUNERAL HOME Phones: WO. 1176 - WO. 0648 372 Cumberland Avenue Buffalo 20, N. Y. Compliments of PHI ALPHA PI The ABBOTT PANTRY 329 Abbott Road Delicatessen SORORITY Irv. Granville, Prop. 1946 Beverages--Baked Goods-Notions Compliment Of STUDY HALL 3 0 7 Compliments Of STUDY HALL 1 3 1 WATCHES DIAMONDS Comphmem WILLIAM T. BUTLER, JR. of fewelf' SALIKITY CLIKS 25 CUSHING PLACE I-II-Y CLUB TR. 5986 Jewelry and Clock: Repaired 1946 l PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES C0mP1'mf'1ff COLOR PRINTS Of JAMES C. GILDEA 1825 South Park Ave. ROBERT FROST MEYER 2141 Seneca Street Buffalo 10, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of MARY DENNIS MARY MAMON 769 South Ogden Street Beauty Shop 421 Abbott Road Groceries Soft Drinks Meats Candies WO' 1240 Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of B. W. MORRIS K SON Real Estate and Insurance KEINE'S DELICATESSEN 1518 SENECA STREET BUFFALO 10, NEW YORK Groceries . . . Cold Cuts Beverages to take out Compliments of BILLY'S LUNCH SENECA and BAILEY Buffalo 10, N. Y. JOHN E. ADRIAN General Contractor Remodeling and Repairing 2426 South Park Avenue TR. 6945 C ompliments Of STUDY HALL 2 1 7 C ompliment: Of STUDY HALL 343 LUX CLEANERS 797-799 Elk Street TR. 7336 Funs STORED CLEANED, REPAIRED REDDINGTON FUNERAL HOME 657 Abbott Road TR. 1260 ROBERT REGER, LICENSED MANAGER GATES DRUG STORE 389 ABBOTT ROAD TR. 9747 Compliments of JOHN D. HILLERY CHIEF JUDGE Of CITY COURT Compliments Of W. H. Fitzpatrick 81 Sons, Inc. 274 ABBOTT ROAD Compliments of Compliments of HAAS RESTAURANT W. H. BEALE and SONS DAIRY 2197 Seneca St. MILK AND CREAM L00MIs, OFFERS sf LOUMIS VICTORY DRY CLEANERS We call for and deliver Funeral Home 2440 South Park Avenue 1820 Seneca Street TR. 0236 SOUTH PARK HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX No. 7 Compliments of the FRESHMEN WHO CLING T0 THEIR MOTTO WELL BEGUN IS HALF DONE? Complimcnty Of STUDY HALL 3 1 7 Compliments STUDY HALL 2 4 5 OSCAR S. WITTE Undertaker and Embalmer 1294 Fillmore Ave. TA. 1724 - WO. 4466 GEORGE HEROLD 81 SONS MEAT MARKETS 2242 Seneca St. 325 Abbott Rd. 2010 Seneca St. 491 Abbott Rd. 2139 Seneca St. 817 Abbott Rd. 2448 Seneca St. 1984 SO. Parlc Ave. 2247 So. Parlc Ave. 1595 So. Parlc Ave. Hamburg, N. Y. MEDICAL ATTENDANCE AT HOME OR HOSPITAL HOSPITALIZATION SURGICAL FEES . . . INSURANCE Brand New ALL IN ONE POLICY ...ATLOwCOsT.. For Particulars See Erie County Representative TED E. BUERCER 407 HUNTINGTON AVE. BUFFALO, N. Home Office Phone: PA. 8421 Phone: CL. 3324 Y Compliments Of A FRIEND INTERESTED IN ATHLETICS Compliments Of STUDY HALL 2 3 7 Compliments Of STUDY HALL 1 1 3 5 Gbmbkb W fx f AEJTOGRAPHS Q9 2 2 Z X tybldl Wig' in MM l'Z1,'.fa,.,rf,,., J, J VV Wa. FQQ Wy 1' 6 . 'X ,, W Q47 Cxj mf WAVE X K1 xx 8 X, x 1 v K 1xi,,g- ,174 --lf 5-Q: 4 -41 '..qii1-sia: '-fg-rrrzuzuijprlf' W ' ' 'H' 'T ff -'fx f-. 'W ' . ' 4 Lf75-.,k,L,.-,.,s
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