Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1957 volume:

.. , I Ifl- . ,- m ZZ' Zu Q I ,AZ-Zff -yvzfwl 522 ' Q if i +55 M, M2197-V M' Low Mafia! g?i'5.,, , haw, Q THWESTERN CENTRAL SCHOCL CENTRALIAN JAMEST Praises Proudiy Let your voices Ever grateful Aimo Trojans 5 Q 1 el: - f:1.5,eE Y -an-nn-5 s. ,. ,E --QW ' X. 'I' ? 11ltQ New .. XS. Ns, xy NM' H 'awww' . . t X 5 19 4 ,1 X X. . . X . ,wwf ,Q CENTRAL FCREWORD A room hung with portraits is a room full of thoughts. So said the famous eighteenth century Eng- I. . . ish painter, Sir Joshua Reynolds. This is as true today as it was two hundred years ogo. Pictures are the glass pones which allow us to look through the window of time, and recall the post F . . or this reason we have designed our yearbook with a pictorial theme. Thus we have created, not just a col- I . . ection of pictures, but a book full of memories. 4 MR. HENRY WEISS To whom we dedicate this book The class of l957 proudly and gratefully dedicates this tenth edition of the Centralian to Mr. Weiss, in appreciation of his years of service to this school and to his students. Mr. Weiss attended Houghton College for four years and later earned his Moster's degree at St. Bonaventure University. He. has taught chemistry at Southwestern for ten years, first at Lakewood, and now at the combined Southwestern Central School. He has given untiringly of his time and energy in such pro- jects as stage work and photography. His work has been in- valuable, and this dedication is our way of showing our appreci- ation. 5 ...-13970-lff 'Z gU:P .4 Q 3 Holland W. Rood Supervising Principal EXECUTI Dear Class of '57: You are the tenth Senior Class to graduate from Southwestern Central School. During your school years you have seen our school system grow from a loosely co-ordinated system of schools with 1400 pupils to a central system with 2250 pupils and a beautiful new high shool which is already growing too small. With this increase in size has come a decrease in personal contact. Where once l could call every student by name, l am now fortunate to be able to do so with the Senior Class. This does not mean a lessening of our concern for you. We do wish every graduate to feel that faculty and staff are pulling for you and will be happy to help you in any way possible in the years to come. As you leave these halls we hope that you have acquired here some of the knowledge which is the heritage of our fathers, that you have learned in some measure how to meet the problems of this complex world and that you have learned to live in peaceful co-operation with your fellow man. Our very best wishes for long life and happiness go with you. Sincerely yours, Boa rd of Education Seated: Mrs. Lillian Till Mrs. Lois Hough Mrs. Jean Bailey Standing: Earl Lawson Harold Erickson Sheldon Myregaard Walter Davis, Jr. Vern Johnson Not Present Dr. Roland Laury L DEP RTME T Other classes have graduated from Southwestern Central but you represent the first graduating class that has had the privilege of being together during your Senior High school years. May l congratulate you for the very admirable way in which you have adjusted to your new environment. Old friendships and traditions of Celoron and Lakewood are still cherished but at the some time have been changed to fit in to the pattern that is now Southwestern Central. You face the future with hopes, ambitions, and the desire to achieve your own ,conception of a successful life. I only hope that through your school ex- periences you have developed a sense of values that will help you determine just what is success. For there is an ap- pointed sphere for every man born, it may be humble or it may be great, but he that fulfills his destiny with becoming grace and modesty, is a success no mat- ter how humble his calling. Moy l extend upon behalf of the Faculty and myself, our best wishes for not only a successful life but more im- portantly a long and happy one. Sincerely yours, l Cloise E. Swearingen High School Principal Seated: Mrs. Margaret Farnsworth School Board Clerk and Business Manager Mrs. Elador Carlson Receptionist and Elementary Secretary Standing: Mrs. Ann Miller Business Secretary Mrs. Madelene Swanson High School Secretary Fulton McKay, Elementary Supervisor LAKEWOOD ELEMENTARY SHOOL KINDERGARTEN Dorothy Holmlund Adelaide Plank Joan Shelters GRADE I Katherine Copeland Ernestine Klomp Florence Quinette Dianne Burnham Ruth Peterson GRADE 2 Juva Neuendorf Helen Alexander Pauline Elleman Margaret Holmstrom Violet Wheeler GRADE 3 Carol Anderson Allene Williams Ethyl Wattam Jean Hodges Evelyn Hilldale GRADE 4 Edna Anderson Jeanette Fuller Norma Crawford Emily Newell GRADE 5 Helen Bryner ' Florence Gugino Augustine Gugino GRADE 6 Martha Peterson Herman Hawkins Robert Lamp A LOCK AT QLIR BEGINNINGS SPECIAL ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Grade Librdridn ....,.- - .,,-i Lucy Peqke Art Teachers -- Edith lhgelson, Gertrude Cook Music Teachers -- Dean Redick, Gerald Smith Physical Education - Nellie Lucas, Clarence Olson School Nurse -.---- --- Doris Barrows Dellfdl Hygienist ....-..,-, A Ethel Reeves CELORON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Lithner Peterson, Teaching Principal KINDERGARTEN Alma Smith GRADE 1 Helen Johnson Eleanor Walters GRADE 2 Mildred Gross Elizabeth Rulifson GRADE 3 Esther Gooch Pearl Shevalier GRADE 4 Margaret Hayes Devere McCann GRADE 5 Olive Faulkner Ruth Johnson GRADE 6 Charles Brown Lithner Peterson SPECIAL CLASS Harold Johnson GLIDDEN AVE. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Harriett Parkhurst, Teaching Principal GRADE l GRADE 2 Esther Huestis Alice Law GRADE 3 GRADE 4 Edna Tulen Harriett Parkhurst BUSTI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL b Helen Mclntyre, Teaching Principal GRADE 2 GRADE 4 Irene Nagle Helen Mclntyre ELEMENTARY SECRETARIES Celoron ,-,- .-............ Mddelyrl l-8PlEY Lakewood ,, -.-..,.....,. Florence Nelson Secretary to Mr. McKay .... Elador Carlson 'IO Skins ii ,Sw fx ' THE WCRLD Mr. Samuel Resfivo B.S., Grove City College, High School Citizenship Education. Mr. Gordon Dominey B.S., Hillsdale College, Junior High Citizenship Education. Mr. Byron Windofl' B.S., Edinboro State Teachers Collegep. High School Citizen- ship Education. Mrs. Alberta Ulmer B.S., Buffalo State ' Teachers College, Junior High Citizenship Education. Mr. Solvodore Calomungi B.S., Canisius College, High School Citizenship Education. ti... sk. Miss JoAnn Olson B.S., Geneseo State Teachers College, Junior High English and Citizenship Education. Mrs. Tarbroke, who taught Citizenship Education the second quarter of the term, discusses the current problems of the Middle East with Sharon Baun, Thomas Cusick, Ruth Johnson, Karen Furlow, and Mary Jane Erickson. The social science department offers courses in World History, American History, and Social Studies, which includes geography, civics and economics. I2 GF PRACTICAL LIVI G xii Gordon Puls, Jean Schneider and Shirley Hans are Larry Dawson practices his public speaking for the conjugating French verbs for the class. benefit of Mary Eileen Wetzen, Charles Miller, and ,' Sarah Farnsworth. QW1 7 f, li r . L . . . - - . i Zffffixlvflf, ,f f Q3-fx ks, fi, --f . N 1 .1 SQ K, l K 6 J Xl ' X , , .CGA I A poo X I H f L. WM 9 1 K mia' 19 O 7749 gl? A xx -. .. 4-Y Mrs. Muriorie Deuink Mr. Eugene Erb Miss Pauline Cook Mr. Calvin Hanson redonia Normal S c h o o lg B.S., Buffalo State Teachers AB., Houghton College, High M,A,, Syracuse University, Jnior High English. College, Junior High English. School English and French. High School English, Social Studies. Mrs. Gladys Watson Mrs. Bernice Williams Mrs. Mary Kisrler B.A. Hunter College, High A.B., Allegheny College, High A.B.p Westminster College, 13 School English. School English and Latin. High School English. EUE Here we see Mr. Harp giving a little assistance to his Advanced Al- gebra students Jack Mathews, Mar- garet Logan, Lucius Bugbee. Our Mathematics department in- cludes courses in algebra lelemen- tary, advanced and intermediatei, plane and solid geometry, trigonom- etry, and general mathematics for grades seven, eight and nine. Mr. Milton Harp Miss Alice Jones B.S., Allegheny C o l l e g e, B.S., Syracuse University, Mathematics D e p a r t m e nt M.A. Columbia University, Head. High School Mathematics, Mrs. Myrtle Dennison M.E., St. Bonaventure Uni- versity, Junior High Depart- ment Head, Junior High Mathematics. I4 Mr. Robert Anderson B.S., Alfred University, Math- ematics and Citizenship Edu- cation. Mrs. Mildred Burk B.S., Fredonia State Teachers College, Junior High Mathe- matics. OUR SKILLS Mr. Henry Weiss Houghton Collegeg, M.S., Sf. Bonaventure, Science Depart- ment Head. Mr. Joseuh Rushin B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, M.S., Uni- versity ot Pennsylania, Jun- ior High Science. Mr. Weiss gave a dem- onstration of an experi- . ment for his chemistry 'lt class and much to his E pleasure and surprise it worked perfectly. . To further the students' knowledge of science, general science, biolo- gy, chemistry and phys- ics are taught. Mr. Edward Smith B.S.,'lthaca College, Ed. M. University of Buffalo, High School Science. Mr. Richard Eckstrom B.A., N.Y, State College for Teachers, Albany, High School Mathematics and Science. 'Wk Mrs. Patty Martin B,S., West Virginia Wesleyan, M.S,, Cortland State Teach Science and Health. ers College, Junior Hig Mathematics and Science Mr. Anthony Scarry A WE LEARN Mrs. Frances Chase M,S., Albany State Teachers College, Business Department Head. Mr. Edward Turner B.S., in Music, Fredonia State Teachers College, MA., New York University, Head of Music Department Mrs. A. Magdalyn King Mrs. Eileen Nelson BS., D'Youville College, Busi- BSC., Albany State Teach- ness. ers College, Business, Mr. James Wittman B.S., M.S,, Ph. D. Corni University, Agriculture lRui Livingl. Mr. Richard Corbin Mr. Roy Smith Mr. Lawrence Hughes B.S,, Fredonia State Teachers Lockhaven State Teachers BS., Buffalo State Teachi College, Vocal Music, College, Driver Training. College, Industrial Arts. Junior High singers: Ellis Button, Jerome Batcheller, Future drivers begin their training before going out William DeVlieger, Ray Norberg, Patricia Melfi and on to the open road. Lucille Nelson, and Beverly Fur- Linda Fischer practice with Miss Wermick, a cadet low are testing their peripheral vision while Lucinda teacher from Fredonia State Teachers College. Mclntyre and Doris Gray test their vision recovery. Carl Feidler and Paul Desnerck are interested on- I6 lookers. GUR TR DE We? Mrs. Ruth Rhodes Mrs. Adeline Jones B.S., C o r n el I Universityg BS., S y r a C u s e University' -lornemaking. l-lornemalcing. yt-gm i iw Mr. Jack Rose Mr. Patrick Federico lswega State Teachers Col- BS, Buffalo ,State Teachers geg Buffalo State Teachers College-g lndustrial Arts, allege-g Industrial Arts De- X :Jrtmenf l-lead. fx Mrs. Edith Helgren Mrs. Gertrude Cook S, Buffalo State Teachers Fredonia Normalg Art, Jr, :llegeg Art Supervisor. High. I7 WE Mr. Joseph Rushin B.S., M.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers Collegeg Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Health and Physical Education Department Head. BUILD Mr. Richard Shevalier DUR BDDIE Miss Betty Jo McMillan B.S., M.A., Cortland State B.S., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Columbia Teachers College. University. Health and Physical Education. Health and Physical Education, Mrs. Dorothy McKay EAR nj Mrs. Ethel Reeves Miss Floy Parker it Mr. Clarence Olson B.S., Brockport State Teachei College. Physical Education, Grades an Junior High. Mrs. Nellie Lucas B.S., Slippery Rock Sta Teachers College. Physical Education Grades l- R.N., Jamestown General Hos- D.H,, Rochester Dental Dis- B.S. in Ed., B.S. in Library pital. pensary. Science, Buffalo State Teach- Nurse and Attendance Officer. Dental Hygienist. ers College, Geneseo State Teachers College. Librarian. Mr. E. Eugene Munson Miss Pauline Lupus This is a familiar place for ment after being away frc B.S., Edinboro State Teachers B.S., Fredonia State Teachers those who have been absent. school. College. College. An admit is the first require- Guidance Director. Junior High Citizenship and 18 Guidance Assistant. E RECCGNIZE QUR FRIENDS CUSTODIANS Row One: C, Lo Marco, R. Marsh, M. Levine. Row Two: G. Anderson, J. Rabian, M. Morley. Row Three: A. Copeland, M. Popovich. CAFETERIA WORKERS Row One: D. McCrea, L. Harrison, E. Lund- berg, A. Jansen, N. La Marca. Row Two: R. Carlson, A. Ahlgren, S. Ahl, I. Alexander. BUS DRIVERS Row One: W. Vincent, L. Barton, B. Young, T. McCann, E. Anderson, M. Evinczik. Row Two: S. Jungquist, A. Bemus, F, Anderson, R. Garfield, R. McKoon. Row Th-ree: R, Laf- Iimore, D. Miniger, R, Page, J. Hallberg, F. Johnson, H. Davidson. ag, 0 R S I C - JOIIIS ww, ss ,F my 9' 2.-Q Senior Class Officers: David Lange, President: Donya Warner, Secretary: Ruth Ostrom, Vice- President: Ronald Burstrom, Treasurer. l l i Senior Class Advisers: Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Williams, Mr. Ripley. Not in the Picture: Mr. Windoft Hirst quarterlg Mrs. Tarbrake Csecond quarterl. 22 Sandra Jeanne Abrahamson Sandy Daughter of Jeanne and Vernon Abrahamson i 3 , ' S 2 Sharon Aptharpe Shorty Daughter of Hennriette and Charles Apthorpe Q l ARLENE ALBRlGHT Blondie Daughter of Betty and LeRoy Albright SENIGRS Diane Anderson 1 :Tu bbyn Daughter of Elner and Irvin Anderson Joann Marie Babyak IIJOII Daughter of Alice and Steve Babyak 28 Robert Brink IlBobll Son of Nina and Oscar Brink 45, 33 Lucius H. Bugbee Tersh Son of Harriet and Dr. Lucius Bugbee Ronald Burstrom Knute Son of Elizabeth and Carl Burstrom E TER E THLISIASTI Mary Ellen Carlson Mary Ellen Daughter of Lucille and Edwin Carlson Valerie Coleson Elaine Daughter of Pauline and Conrad Coleson 24 Azaliene Carlson Skip Daughter of Azaliene and Rolland Carlson CALLY Irene Cross Rene Daughter of Marie and Clayton Cross Carol Danielson Carol Daughter of Bernice and Roy Danielson Paul Desnerck Arsenic Son of Marian and Arthur Desnerck Lawrence H Dawson Hchipu Son of Elsie and Lawrence Dawson I TO SCHQCDL ACTIVITIE , James Ellison Jim Son of Lucille and Oliver Ellison Kathleen Ruth Erb Kathy ' Daughter of Frances .and Eugene Erb 25 Philip Erickson Phil Son of Mabel and Oliver Erickson Jean E. Fargo llJeonll Daughter of Gladys and Harold R. Fargo X Sarah Farnsworth Sarah Daughter of Margaret and Rollo Farnsworth CARRY O Carl Feidler Carl Son of Francis and Homer Feidler BEVERLY JANEANE FURLOW llBeVII Daughter of Berdena and Willard Furlow James E. Garrison uhm., Son of Mary Lois and Elbert Garrison 26 Doris Gray Dorrie Daughter of Frances and Ovien Gray Bruce Guntan Bruce Son of Indra and Arthur Gunton Joyce Elaine Gustafson Gussie Daughter of Opal and Alden Gustafson Beverly Hazzard llBevlI Daughter of Dorothy and Harold Hazzard SCHGOL TR DITIDNS, Willard E. Hern Butch Son of Annaline and Herbert Hern Guy Harracks HGUYH Son of Florence and Robert Horrocks 27 Mariorie Howbridge Margie Daughter of Rubye and Ralph Howbridge Richard H. Howgard Dick Son of Dorothy and Dana R. Hoyt Robert Jackson IlBobll Son of Hazel and John Jackson KE AN ACTIVE Anne E. Johnson IlAnnell Daughter of Julia and Durwood Johnson Suzanne Irene Johnson Doxie Daughter of ' Becky and Oscar Johnson 28 Robert Janson llBobII Son of Anna and Carl Janson Cecelia .Jane Jones Sis Daughter of Jane and Paul Jones Janet Keech IIJ onli Daughter of Mildred and Lawrence Keech if Fw i .if Ann Knowlton Ann . Daughter of Elizabeth and Herman Knowlton .lane Keller II-Jonell Daughter of Blanche and Edward Keller RT IN SPDRT J. David Lange llDOVell Son of Velma and Harry Lange 29 Edward A. Knoepfle Eddie Son of Marie and Edward Knoepfle 9 Lorena Larson Lorena Daughter of Elaine and John Larson Carol Anne Loftus Carol Daughter of Mary and Edward Loftus Margaret Logan Maggie Daughter of Irma and Charles A. Logan Jack Mathews IIJ Ohnll Son of Dorothy Mathews AINTAIN GCDOD Lucmda Mclntyre Cmdy Daughter of Mrs Helen Mclntyre Margaret McGrath Margaret Daughter of Florine and Leslie McGrath 30 Patricia Marie McKean Hpatu Daughter of Dorothy and Raymond McKoon Charles Miller Chuck Son of Esther and Raymond L. Miller Virginia Millimn Ginny Daughter of lvara and Albert Milliron Bonnie L. Monfort llBonII Daughter of Mildred and Dale Monfort SCHOLASTIC STA DARDS, Robert AMorrison lIBobIl Son of Norma and Ernest Morrison Gene Nelson IlGenell Son of Ruth and Clarence Nelson 31 Lucille Nelson Lucille Daughter of Elsie and Joseph Nelson S Phyllis Nordland Phyl Daughter of Agnes and Lawrence Nordland Allyn Jane 0'Rourke Allyn Daughter of Helen and Charles Stoeltzlen Judy Adell North rl-ludyll Daughter of Vivian and Wilbur North KE CDVER Ruth Ostrom IIRuthll Daughter of Evelyn and Wallace Ostrom Janice Pongborn ll-,onli Daughter of Dorothy and Ivan Pangborn 32 Edward Reosor ,,Ed,, Ward of Merle Crandall Lawrence Richard J ack Son of Louise and Peter Richard Brenda Rightmeyer Brenda Daughter of Dorothy and Wayne Rightmeyer Merrill Rosen MerriIl Son of Anna and Jack Rosen SCHOOL LE DERSHIP, Kay Alys Rolhra HKOYH Daughter of Betty and Prentice Rothra Shirley Saulsgiver ShirIey Daughter of Bereneith and James Saulsgiver 33 Jeanne Schneider lIJeanll Daughter of Jeanette and Ben Schneider Ernest E. Schuyler llTeXll Son of Lois and Edward Schuyler 'HX I x Joseph Scorse ,,JOe,, Son of Anne and James Scorse AIM HIGH Barbara Siegel Barb Daughter of Phyllis and Dr. Marvin Siegel Wendy Smith Wendy Daughter of Pauline and Keith Smith Richard F. Starr Dick Son ot Phyllis and Richard Starr QA Shirley Stormer Shirley Daughter of Neva and John Stormer James Strom Jim Son of Cleaneta and Burton Strom 3 et Donya Warner Donya Daughter of Grace and Morris Warner David Tranlello Dave Son of Vera and Albert Traniello SEEKI G S CCESS Mary Eileen Wetzen EiIeen Daughter of Virginia and Dr. Delmo Wetzen Mary Louise White Mary Lou Daughter of Nella and Otis White 35 David Anderson Dave Son of Mabel and Axel Anderson Robert Barton Roxanna French Bob Roxie Son of Daughter of Ruth and Cleland Barton Alberta and James French Sally Crick IISOIII Daughter of Dorothy and Arthur Crick CONSIDER COLLEGE Michael Harrison Mike Son of Clara and Merritt W. Harrison Hugh Robert Hamilton Ardath Patricia Haven ,,Bob,, ,,Ardy,, Son of Daughter of Gertrude and Hugh Hamilton Alice and Harold Haven 36 Florence Maud Lane HFIOH Daughter of Arvilla Lane Donald C. Peterson ,Donn Son of Helen and Lawrence Peterson Douglas Mabee HDOUQH Son of Wanda and Bruce Wilson AND CAREER Floyd Overbeck FIoyd Son of Clarice and George Overbeck Lucille Pollaro ,il-Gun Daughter of Jenny and Charles Polloro 37 Merle Terry Terry Son of Lydia and Irvin Terry We 1 if si William WUFSOH Kathleen Wilcox HBlIlH KgfI'1y Son of Daughter of Francis and Tom Harrison Glodyg Wilcox AN SAY F RE ELL Seated: Miss McFarlan, C. Miller, S. Hanson, W. Williams. Standing: C. Loftus, M. How- bridge, C. Jones, D. Warner, S. Farnsworth, B. Siegel, P. McKoon, S. Soulsgiver, J. Gustaf- son, D. Anderson, V. Milliron, M. E. Carlson, S. Stormer, F. Lane, K Wilcox. Senior girls entertained girls of the previous classes at a Thanksgiving tea. It was interesting to hear of the different experiences these girls were having now that they had entered colleges and the working world. ' ' -Ytfrff - f '-J-ns',:.1 -.w -'fr 1'-'-1 -syzvyp-,i,, -- sf-,gy -K., .0 - .,..',,,. , - ,, , , SENICRS' SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Sandra Jeanne Abrahamson - Art, President of Future Teachers, Concession Stand, Girl's S Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Club 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Chairman ot Make-up Committee, Centralian Art Staff, Chorus I. Arlene Albright - Science, Girl's S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Gym Club 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Smokey Mountain , Connecticut Yankee , Cheerleaders I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Diane Anderson - Shorthand, Girl's S Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Baton Club 2, 3, Junior, Senior Play Usher, Intramurals 3, 4, Little Prison , Alternate J.V. Cheerleader. Sharon Apthorpe - Business, Home Ec., Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Costume Committee, Chorus I. Joann Marie Babyak - Business, Concession Stand, Assembly Representative, Prom Committee, Prom Attendant, News- paper Club, Junior, Senior Play Usher, Intramurals 2, 3, Dance Club I, Chorus I. Robert Brink - Industrial Arts, Centralian Staff, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Shop Club I, Leader's Club 3, Thirteenth Chair . Lucius Bugbee - Math, Science, Junior, Senior Prom Com- mittees, Junior Rotarian, Sophomore Class President, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Dance Club, Chorus I, J.V. Basketball Manager, Volleyball I, 2, Connecticut Yankee . Ronald Burstrom - Science, Senior Class Treasurer, Class Vice-President I, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, S Club 3, 4, Leader's Club 2, Home Ec. Club I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. Azaliene Carlson -- Science, Future Nurses 3, 4, Secretary of Future Nurses 4, Concession Stand, Girl's S Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee. Mary Ellen Carlson - Science, Future Nurses Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Concession Stand, Senior Prom Committee, Dramatic Club Ticket Committee, Girl's S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Play Day I, 3, Connecticut Yankee , Bargains In Haircuts , Dramatic Club 3, 4. Valerie Coleson -- Home Ec., Class Night Committee, Prom Committee, Camera Club I, Intramurals 4. Irene Cross - Business. ral D ni lson Business Class Ni ht Committee Senior Ca a 'e - ' , g , Prom Committee, S Club 3, 4, Stage Craft Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Usher for The Thirteenth Chair , Junior and Senior Play Committee. Lawrence H. Dawson - Math and Science, Sports Manager Football, Volleyball, Baseball, Track, Wrestling, Centralian Staff, S Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. Paul Desnerck - Industrial Arts, Junior Prom Committee, S Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Football I, Basketball I. James Ellison - Math and Science, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Intramural All Stars, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Club' I, Assembly Representative I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Baseball 2, Connecticut Yankee , Chorus I. Kathleen R. Erb - Math and Science, National Merit Scholar- ship Test, Honor Society, Finance Committee, NYSSMA 2, 3, 4, All State County Music 3, S Club 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, School Reporter 4, Cheerleading I, 2, 4, Junior Play Committee, Class President 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 4, Future Teachers 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Brigadoon , The Fortune Teller , Smokey Mountain . Philip Erickson - Math and Science, United Nations Model Assembly, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Our Town , The Thir- teenth Chair , Submerged , Prop. Committees. Jean E. Fargo - Science, United Nations Model Assembly, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Senior Concession Stand, Dramatic Club 3, 4, S Club I, 2,' 3, Thespians, Future 'Leachers 3, 4, The Thirteenth Chair , Connecticut Yan- ee . Sarah Farnsworth - Science, Class Secretary I, 2, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council 3, Baccalaureate Com- mittee, Thespians, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Centralian Staff, Dramatic Club President 4, Cheer- leading I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Play Day 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, Band I, Connecticut Yankee , The Fortune Teller , Smokey Mountain , Words and Music . Carl Feidler - Industrial Arts, Stage Crew 3, 4, Stage Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Beverly J. Furlow - Home Ec., S Club 3, 4, Stage Craft Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. James E. Garrison -- Math and Science, Junior Rotarian, S Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Con- necticut Yankee . ' Doris Gray - Business, Baton Club 3, 4, Baton Club Presi- dent 4, Usher for Commencement and Spring Concert, Typing and Shorthand Awards 2, 3, 4. Bruce Gunton - Math agid Science, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club 3, 4, S Clu 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Joyce Elaine Gustafson - Business, Senior Prom Commltteajf' Typing Awards, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club I, Dance Club I, 2, Yearbook Typing Staff, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Play Usher, Smokey Mountain . D Beverly Hazzard -- Science, S Club I, Intramurals 3, 4. Willard E. Hern - Math and Science, Senior Finance Com- mittee Chairman, Senior Concession Stand, Junior and Sen- ior Prom Committee, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Centralian Staff, NYSSMA 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4, Dramatic Club Treasurer 4, Class Treasurer 3, Baccalaureate Tea Committee, Dance Club I, The Thirteenth Chair , Love Is Too Much Trouble , Connecticut Yankee , The Fortune Teller , Brigadoon , Words and Music . Guy Horrocks -- Math and Science, Senior Concession Stand, Gym Club 2, 4, Boys' Home Ec. Club I, Dance Club Track 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, The Thirteenth air . Mariorie Howbridge - Science, Student Council I, 4, Senior Concession Stand, Baccalaureate Tea Chairman, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Junior and Senior Play Committee, S Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Play Day, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Vice-President 2, 3, Brigadoon , The Fortune TeIIer , Smokey MountaIn . Richard H. lrlowgard - Math and Science, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club Vice-President 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Senior Concession Stand, Thespians, Newspaper Staff, Business Manager 3, Dance Club I, The Thirteenth Chair , Con- necticut Yankee , Ghost Train , Words and Music , Chorus I, Centralian Staff. Robert Jackson - Industrial Arts, Auto Mechanics, Leaders Club 4, Intramurals 3. Robert Janson - Math and Science, Intramurals I, 2, Assembly Committee I, Math Club 3, 4, Football I. Anne Johnson - Science, Senior Play Committee, Class Treasurer I, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Connecticut Yankee , Brigadoon , The Fortune Teller , Smokey Mountain , Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4. Suzanne I. Johnson -- Business, Senior Prom Committ ' Shorthand and Typing Awards, Dance Club I, Camera Crib li Newspaper Club I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Chorus I- Dm- matic Club I. ' Students preparing to cast theit ballots for president and vice-president, J. Garrison, L. Dawson, R. Rounds, A. Johnson, L. Mc lntyre, B. Hazzard. Cecelia J. Jones - Art and Science, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Centralian Art Staff, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Concession Stand, Dance Club I, S Club Innercouncil 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Love Is Too Much Trouble , Connecticut Yankee , Our Town , Smokey Mountain , The Fortune Teller , Brigadoon . Janet Keech - Science, Senior Play Committee, Variety Show, Junior Play Committee, Madrigals 4, S Club 4, Intramurals 4, Connecticut Yankee , Brigadoon , Smokey Mountain , The Fortune Teller , Future Teachers, Fu- ture Nurses 4. Jane Keller - Business, Student Council 3, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Newspaper Club 3, Usher for Connecticut Yankee , Intramurals 2, Dance Club I, Chorus I, 2. Edward A. Knoepfle - Math and Science, Class President I, S Club 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Chorus I, Connecticut Yankee . Ann Knowlton - Business, Baton Club President 3, Senior Concession Stand, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner- council 3, 4, Dance Club I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Usher, Brigadoon , The Fortune Teller , Smokey Mountain , Words and Music , Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, J. David Lange - Math and Science, Class President 4, Student Council President 3, Empire Boys State, Junior Rotarian, All Activities Award I, 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians, Best Thespian Award, Chorus I, Our Town , The Thirteenth Chair , Our Town , Connecticut Yankee , Ghost Train , Sub- merged . Lorena Larson - Art, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Usher for Commencement, Stage Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Club I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee. Carol A. Loftus - Math and Science, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Junior Prom Chairman, Class Night Com- mittee, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Centralian Staff, Centralian Editor, Newspaper Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, S Club lnnercouncil, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, The Thirteenth Chair , Our Town , Connecticut Yankee , Smokey Mountain , The Fortune Teller , Dance Club I. Margaret Logan - Math and Science, Senior Concession Stand, National Merit Scholarship Test, Elmira College Key Award, National Honor Society, NYSSMA 2, 3, 4, All Activi- ties Award, S Club 2, 3, 4, S Club lnnercouncil, Cen- tralian Staff, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Future Nurses Secretary 3, President 4. Jack Mathews - Math and Science, Empire Boys State Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Margaret McGrath - Business and Home Ec., Senior Con- cession Stand, Shorthand Awards, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S' Club lnnercouncil, Dance Club I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee, Usher for Concert, Girls' Chorus 3. Lucinda Mclntyre - Math and Science, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Class Night Committee, Senior Concession Stand, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club lnnercouncil, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Club I, Volleyball, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Smokey Mountain , Connecticut Yankee . Patricia M. McKoon -- Business, Shorthand Awards, S!' Club 3, Dance Club I, Intramurals 2, 3, Cheerleading I, Chorus I, 2, Words and Music . Charles Miller - Science, Senior and Junior Prom Com- mittee, Leaders Club 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Chorus I, The Thirteenth Chair , Con- necticut Yankee . Virginia Milliron - Math and Science, S Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Smokey Mountain , The Fortune Teller , Brigadoon . Bonnie L. Montort - Art and Science, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Junior and Senior Prom Committee, Senior Concession Stand, Junior Basketball Dance, Usher for Class Night, Baccalaureate Tea Committee, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, Future Teachers Vice-President 3. Robert Morrison - Industrial Arts, Wrestling 2, 3, Gym Club 4, Volleyball 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Dance Club I. Gene Nelson - Industrial Arts, Stage Crew, Stage Craft Club, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2. A. Lucille Nelson - Business, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Stage Craft Club, Phyllis Nordland - Business, Student Council 4, Commence- ment Usher 3, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Play Committee, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Chorus 4, Brigadoon , Smokey Mountain . Judy A. North - Math and Science,Junior Play Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Assembly Representative 3, Class Reporter I, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club I, Newspaper Club I, Cheerleading 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Play Day, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Connecticut Yankee , Bargain in Haircuts , Brigadoon , The Fortune TelIer , Smokey Mountain , Words and Music . Allyn Jane O'Rourke - Science, Commencement Usher 3, Senior Prom Committee, Class Night Committee, Baccalau- reate Usher 3, Typing 7-Xward, Dramatic Club 4, S Club, The Thirteenth Chair . Ruth Ostrom - Business and Math, Class Vice-President 4, Senior Finance Committee, Honor Society, Senior Concession Stand, Madrigals 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Committee, Thespians, Assembly Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Typist, Love ls Too Much Trouble , Brigadoon , The Fortune Teller , Ghost Train , Smokey Mountain . Janice Pangborn - Business, Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 3, Centralian Art Staff, Dance Club I, Poppy Poster, Brigadoon . Edward Reasor - Science, Student Council 4, FFA Treas- urer and Reporter, FFA 3, Basketball I, Football I, Track I, Dramatic Club I, 4, The Thirteenth Chair . Lawrence Richards - Science, ,Chorus I, Dramatic Club I, Connecticut Yankee . Brenda Rightmyer - Business, Senior Concession Stand, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner- council, Girls' Chorus, Dance Club I, Concert Usher. Merrill Rosen - Math and Science, Senior Play Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Football 4, JV Baseball, Dance Club I, Bargain in Haircuts, The Thirteenth Chair. Kay A. Rothra - Math and Science, Senior Play Property Committee, Senior Concession Stand, S Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Usher for Class Night 3, Connecticut Yankee, Girls' Chorus I. Shirley Saulsgiver - Business5 Shorthand and Typing Awards5 Chorus I, 25 Dance Club I5 Stage Club 25 Usher for Con- necticut Yankee5 Newspaper Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3. Jeanne Schneider - Math and Science5 Assembly Committee 45 Senior Concession Stand5 Finance Committee5 United Na- tions Model Assembly5 Dramatic Club 45 Madrigals 45 S Club I, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee5 Honor Society President5 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 35 Student Council I, 25, Band 2, 35 Orchestra 35 National Merit Scholarship Test5 The Thirteenth Chair, Brigadoon5 The Fortune Teller5 Connecticut Yankee5 Smokey Mountain. Ernest E. Schuyler -- Industrial Arts5 S Club 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council I. Joseph Scorse -- Businessf Football I, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 25 Connecticut Yankee. Steven Showers -- Science5 Wrestling 2, 3. Barbara Siegel - Science5 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Program Committee for Dramatic Club5 S Club 3, 45 Cheerleading 45 Love Is Too Much Trouble5 Smokey Mountain5 Cho- rus 35 Our Town. Wendy Smith - Science5 Senior Prom Committee5 Class Night Committee5 Dramatic Club Play Usher5 S Club 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses 3, 4, Future Nurses Reporter 45 Dance Club I5 Typing Award5 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Intramurals 35 News- paper Club 35 Class Night Usher 35 The Fortune TeIIer5 The Thirteenth Chair. Richard F. Starr, Jr. - Math and Science5 Madrigals 45 Stage Club5 Math Club 3, 45 Centralian Staff, Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Smokey Mountain, The Fortune Teller, Brigadoon. Shirley Starmer--Business5 Typing and Shorthand Awards5 Play Scenery5 Chorus I, 25 Dance Club I. James Strom - Math and Science5 Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling 4. David Traniello - Art and Industrial Arts5 Stage Club 45 S Club 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee. Donya Warner - Business5 Class Secretary I, 3, 45 Senior Concession Stand5 Future Nurses 45 Chorus I, 35 Junior and Senior Play Committee5 Cheerleading I, 2, 35 Newspaper Club 35 Typing and Shorthand Awards5 Senior Prom Commit- tee5 Connecticut Yankee5 Fortune TelIer5 Words and Music. 'Mary Eileen Wetzen - Math and Science5 Junior and Senior Play Committee5 Girls' State5 National Merit Scholarship Test5 Honor Society5 Thespiansg Student Council 35 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Connecticut Yankee5 The Thirteenth Chair5 Little Prison5 Brigadoon5 The For- tune Teller5 Smokey Mountain5 Junior Prom Committee. Mary Louise White - Science5 S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Innercouncil Secretary5 Senior Play Committee5 Senior Concession Stand5 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 News- paper Staff 35 Love,Is Too Much TroubIe5 Connecticut Yankee. David Anderson - Science5 Stage Club, Stage Crew. Robert Barton - Math and Science5 S Club 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. Sally Crick - Home Economics5 Chorus 35 Fortune Teller. Roxanna French -'Home Economics5 Junior Prom Commit- - xv tee5 Prop Committee5 Journalism Scrap Book, S Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4. e ' Hugh Hamilton - Industrial Arts5 Vice-President, Freshman Year5 Stage Crew5 Stage Craft 3, 4. Michael Harrison - Industrial Arts5 Treasurer, Freshman Year5 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boys' S Club 3, 45 Gym Club5 Football All-Star5 Intramural All-Starsj Smokey Mountain5 Words and Music5 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court5 Ghost Train5 A Night' in the Country. Q Ardath Haven - Business5 Usher for Commencement andy' Baccalaureate5 S Club I5 Chorus I,'2, 3, 45 The Fortune ' TeIler5 Smokey Mountain5 Words and Music. 1 ' Florence M. Lane -- Business5 Home Ec.5 Cafeteria HeIper5 Usher for Baccalaureate5 Costumes and Makeup for Junior Play. . - Douglas Mabee - Industrial Arts. Floyd Overbeck - Industrial Arts5 Business5 Shop Club5 ln- tramurals5 J.V. BasebaII5 Freshman Treasurer. Donald C. Peterson - Industrial Arts5 Future Farmers 35 Shop Club I5 Dance Club I5 Wrestling 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Football I, 2, 35 Baseball 3. Lucille Marie Pollaro-Home Ec.5 Senior Prom Committee5 S Club 25 Dance Club I5 Junior Play Program Committee5 Junior Play Makeup Committee5 Junior Play Costume Com- mittee5 Chorus I5 Dramatic Club I. David Sperry - Industrial Arts5 Future Farmers' Vice-Presi- dent5 Leaders' Club5 WrestIing5 Baseball. Merle Terry - Industrial Arts5 Stage Crew5 Auto-Mechanics. William Watson - Agriculture5 Chorus I. Kathleen Ann Wilcox - Business5 Future Teachers5 Future Nurses5 Newspaper Club5 Library Club. W. Hern, V. Milliron, C. Loftus, N. Boberg, D. Howgard, M E. Carlson, G. Horrocks, D. Warner. Polio shots were given to all students who cared to have them. This was a step in the right direction to fight against this dread disease. C. Jones, D. Warner, B. Monfort, M. Logan, J. Schneider. Seniors swelled their treasury by running the concession stand at foot- ball games. Hard fast work -- but it paid well. Santa Claus visited Southwestern and paused to rest in the lobby for the enjoyment of our students. u0lF a EF - f , ' f,-NJ ,--1 a 5 wr X in Vg. E ,x es .LLL if f git? X- iv S? S A x if Y 95 ss A +-51991 7 4 1 , QQ, . 1553, 5 .gf W V ,i x 35 ,, Q., N s age. xg 2 'Q X 3. 'P age A 4 .x X N .fl ff 5 V 5' x -9 K g-QMS . . X Q5 Q it +2 X f da X - gy :Vqixk ok xx 2 X ak, A 'awk Q, 3' x xy if Sx x Q 'f X ay .LX refs, .- Sp MEMQRIE As the doors of Southwestern swing open to us for the last time, we can not help thinking back to the beginning of our Senior year. We had many plans for our last year of school. To lead us we chose David Lange, with Ruth Ostrm presiding in his absence. Donya Warner took the minutes, and Ronald Burstrom was our treasurer. Representing us on the student council were Marjorie Howbridge, Edward Reasor, and Phyllis Nordland, Kathleen Erbm and Joann Babyak. During the football season we operated a concession stand at every home game. Hot coffee was very popular on cold nights, and so the stand was a popular place. lt proved to be a profitable undertaking. ln November the senior girls held the annual tea for Southwestern graduates who were home from college for the Thanksgiving holi- day. We learned quite a bit about college life from them. We held several dances after basketball games, and on February 22 we presented the Jun- iors with a semi-formal prom, Fantasia Bar- bara Sigel was chairman of the event, and Richard Howgard was co-chairman. ln June, the Juniors in turn presented us with a formal prom which we all enjoyed to the utmost. The last few weeks of our year was occupied with exchanging of personal cards, preparation for graduation, and for those last hurdles, final exams. We could not have had such a successful year without the patient counselling of our class advisers, Mrs. Williams, Mrs, Chase, Mr. Ripley, and also Mr. Windoft and Mrs. Tarbrake, who were with us at the beginning of the year. We wish to extend to them our sincere thanks. Shirley Saulsgiver and Diane Anderson sit ready to serve tea to friends and parents who visited the Home Economics class. 44 RE MADE OF THI Mix 3' . . Q Q Y 3' SENIOR PROM Seated: King, L. Allen, Queen, S. Furlong. Standing: Attendants, E. Penhollow, K. Schneider, Chairman, C. Loftus, Co-Chair- man, L. Bugbee. Attendants, G. Bosco, N. Davis, At the senior prom, Car- ousel, happy couples in formal attire danced to the music of Stu Snyder and his orchestra. The gymnasium was decorated in a gay merry-go-round style. Co- chairmen were Carol Loftus and Lucius Bugbee. 45 JUNIOR PROM King: R, Swanson, Queen: P. Anderson, Attendants: J. Herron, M. Furlong, Crowning: B, Siegel, R. Howgard. At Fantasia, the semi- formal prom, given by the seniors for the juniors in February, we danced to the music of the Mellow Tones. The gymnasium was decorated in silver and maroon. Co-chairmen of the affair were Barbara Sie- gel and Richard Howgard. PQ S. 5 V A ls ef --nuns-m ,N in 'N --.4 C L A S S E S LQ. I 1 i L. HOUGH ix 1 515 f,i? j K Q fb? Q -Mesa as X Sis '-'-wigxggl .., M0---H ' X X- W M - 4 ,,., ...fm Mgsmw- . X www-f. rails. ..-- Y M..-I wWWmfw,.i ' k' . i Q 154 Mwwq ms 'Z ami I '11 ,413 ffgfffg mmap: f Wahl gvf fy, pf is N Z 4 r P '52, A My ' M X 4 ,, .fa 11.4, 'V , x is K 1 v X g. ,SQ JLI IDRS DEVELCJPE l ROOM 276 Row One: D. Lindquist, E. Hallin, E. Covey, S. Knapp, E. Weber. Row Two: J. Widegren, B. Romer, G. Peterson, S. Baum, B. Swanson, D. Hern. Pl'eSiIlelll' -....N....... .--fs ,,v,,,,,., W- Charles Trowbridge V569-President ............A,W.............A Brian Anderson 5eCI'eflIl'y ...... .... .- -...................... Janet Siggins TNGSUNI -...............,...sv......s .,.ss M arcia Miller Student Council ........ Paul Romer, Roy Christy, Patrick Davis, Robert Swanson. Assembly Committee F.... -.-.- Llyn Hough, Clint Merley, Brenda Romer, Maxine Gardner. Juniors planned many projects for this year, among ,them the underwriting of the operetta, Brigadoon, a smorgasboard dinner dance and a square dance. We also sponsored dances after the Fredonia and Dunkirk basketball games. One of the big events of the year was the annual Junior play which was Riddle Me Riches, given under the direction of Mrs. Kistler. 1 The Juniors enjoyed the prom given them by the Seniors on February 22. ' Our prom was given in,June for the Seniors and all our efforts were advanced to make it a good one. Junior Rotarians were David Till, Charles Trowbridge, Joseph Cervone. Our advisers were Mr. Harp, Mr. Restivo, Mr. Smith and Mrs. Helgren. 48 ROOM 'I 64 Row One: S. Carlson, N. Pike, M. Furlong, B. Kolstee, L. Hough, P. Davis, C. Carlstrom, F. Brink. Row Two: B. Rushworth, J. Button, Mr. Restivo, B. Strom, B. Johnson, W. Carpenter, R. Pierce. Row Three: S. Sundeen, L. Holmstrom, M.. Burns, D. Bell, A. Capron, T. MacTavish, P. Levine. ROOM 'I66 Row One: L. Griffin, C. A. Smith, J. Erickson, T. Swanson, A. Carlson, M. Lawson, M. Warow, S. Lindstrom, C. Penhollow. Row Two: S. Flan- ders, S. Carlson, G. Braun, J. Card, G. Wahlgren, Mr. Smith, L. Holm- quist, J. Nelson, B. Heygel, D. Le- vine, D. Saulsgiver. Row Three: R. Vail, R. Northrup, R. Christy, J. Asel, E. McGill, .B. Anderson, M. Gardner, R. Rounds, P. Thayer, C. Eddy. ROOM 167 Row One: L. Cederquist, J. Siggins, J. Siggins, J. Shearman, M. Eckman, M. Miller, P. Anderson, R. Kanouff, C. Loucks. Row Two: J. Jones, D. Thorp, J. Haskins, Mr. Harp, B. Bradford, L. Seelbach, R. Harrison, S. Swanson. Row Three: D. Till, J. Rabian, C. Trowbridge, C. Anderson, J. Davis, C. Merley, P. 'Romer. THEIR BILITIE Q, Wwnzm ,Sy ,V mm S ,, M,,, Mm K QP is T . ,rw - Q if A X' Q... 8 ,XX 'L img XL 6 ,' x f N5 L. '4 Q s 5,11 in .. X ' N- NMA t 1 iN- W ' ' f i g a xx Q -2 ,Rui Q, 3 Q Q ng 1 . L 1 .- . :wa -' - ,- 1 f .Xt f . I l , l,,.,... X N ' ri'- I .l .Luv Axim- 4 3 3' i Q W ,- . , ,A KXA' S Ki 5 .a :.g if , if-Hi' F5 2 Q7 1 F 49 .Q X SOPHOMORES 'JOIN U Time Keeper: F. Taylor. M.C.: A. Stranigan. Mystery Guest: J. Johnson. Panel Members: C. Starr, J. Spen- cer, S. Simmons, R. Zimmer. Standing: Assistants: F. Olson, L. Piazza, J. Sampson. Other guests not shawn: J. Venus, J. Sparling. This was great fun for an assembly program given by Room 252. Vice-President .s,sssssss. Robert Lange Secretary ..s. -. ......, -- Carla Sandberg Treasurer - .s.,s,sssss .Lee Gordon Puls Student Council .s..s. Donald Rhoda, Mary Loomis, Polly ilflodges, -Fanchon Olson. Assembly Committee .ssss D Marilyn Ac- quisto, Betty Klawon, Becky Mazzone, Alan Stranigan. As we took our place in senior high School we had many plans for our sophomore year. We had new activities open to us. We enjoyed participating in such activities as varsity chorus, band, dramatic club, future teachers and future nurses. Many of us took new subjects as electives, which were chal- lenging and required considerable work. We elected officers and then turned our minds to money raising projects. Our dinner- dance held in the spring proved to be our best project. Each homeroom presented an assembly program, which was a different idea that gave more students a chance to participate, learn to accept responsibility and enjoy co- operotion with fellow students. G. Puls, M. Loomis, Mr. Butler, S. Manhart and R. Taylor. Mr. Butler pointed out the structure of the earthworm for his Biology Class. z'sws - . PPERCLASSMEN J Row One: L. King, R. Fischer, P. Ecklund, P. Barry, N. Eggleston, A. Graham, P: Cramer, J. Johnson, B. Foote, R. Anderson. Row Two: W. Daniels, D. Broune, M. Danielson, R. Johnson, J. Gardiner, Mrs. Watson, D. Elmeer, D. Anderson, M. Cusimano, G. Gustafson, M. Loomis. Row Three: C. Falk, K. Eld, K. Keller, S. Johnson, J. Eliasson, P. Estus, G. Johnson, J. Hanson, D. Engwall, D. Hagberg. Row One: J. Spencer, D. Girts, D. Kjornsberg, P. Webb, D. Feilder, R. Pryde, J. Sparling, K. Stenander, D. Groves, D. Thorp, A. Gross. Row Two: B. Miniger, R. Zimmer, D. Swan, T. Wescott, S. Sames, T. McKinney, S. Thor, R. Crick, L. Piazza, C. Sandberg. Row Three: D. Crandall, G. Smith, B. Thorp, C. Ellis, J. Herron, G. Carlson, Mr. Hanson, C. Laird, R. Taylor, J. Sampson, A. Shellberg, A. Stranigan. Row Four: J. Swearingin, J. Olsen, T. Hunt, B. Morley, P. Schatzle, J. Nordland, S. Simmons, N. Anderson, N. Ruch, J. Venus. Row One: L. Sikes, B. Lauderdale, J. Schnell, B. Patti, B. Mazzone, J. Shorts, M. J. Erickson, S. Peterson. Row Two: D. Garfield, P. Thompson, P. Tremaine, Mrs. King, N. Taylor, G. Weaver, S. Heald, M. Rasmussen. Row Three: M. Wells, J. Corbran, E. Thomas, B. Go- ranson, J. Pratt, J. White, K. Furlow, P. Hodges, C. Johnson, B. Dean. I Raw One: P. Arters, G. Puls, S. Anderson, R. Peterson, M. Acquisto, R. Lange, S. Abbey, D. Rhoda. Row Two: H. LaLonde, T. Seeley, S. Birchman, Mrs. Nelson, R. Whitman, A. Cady, C. Cooney, S. Carlson. Raw Three: D. Siegel, J. Richard, P. Schneider, C. Bramstong, J. Rapp, D. Rushworth, B. Anderson, I. Pangborn, B. Warner. 'O' ' -4 x ,Avro-www!!! e SQ 5 A f qv-S, 4 X 5 as Q .. g all ix.- lmias Vxf' 5 ,V why Alb! ROOM President Secretory-Treasurer Student Council Assembly Committee ROOM President Secretory-Treasurer' Student Council DINNER COMMITTEE-Seated: M. B. Rood, L. A'se Y C 'i ee Knoepfle, S. Erickson, K. Engstrom, S. King, L. Hough, Z. Love, S. Bailey. Standing: J. Anderson, P. Miller. ROOM President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Assembly Committee FRESHMEN SHOW PROMISE 105 Loel Hough Delores Elmeer Theresa House Richard Westman 129 Leigh Yates Sharyn Anderson James Gruel Sandra Bailey 253 Barbara Nelson Zorena Love Joan Martin Linda Manhart Patrica Miller 106 Susan Hegsted Peggy Guertin Todd Gustafson Dorothy Crick 203 Sue Myregaard David Videll Karen Morley Mary Beth Rood 1 Room 129-Row One: S. Anderson, L. Lindstrom, S. Brown, M. Backus, G. Bundy, A. Ahlstrom, W. Johnson, J. Gruel J. Huestis, S. Bailey, J. Ahlstrom, R. Erb, J. Anderson. Row Row Three: N. Morrison, M. Flynn, S. Abraham, R. Lind J Two: L. Yates, P. Bradford, J. Cardy, J. Babyak, Mr. Weiss, Carlson, J.' Knowlton, R. Larson, P. Dawson. fx, ,AW-T, i lik xi' ROOM 253-Row One: N. Lind, R. Saxton, L. Mellor, R. P. Miller, M. Moore, B. Martin, W. Mombert. Row Tllree Smith, P. Nelson, K. Kudzy, R. Peterson, M. Magnuson, J. W. Greenwood, J. Martin, P. Norlander, C. Peterson, T Miller, Z. Love. Row Two: M. Logan, H. Messinger, J. Cusick, L. Manhart, D. Schuver, M. Macdonald, J. Larson Ratzel. K. Nordstrand, J. Overbeck, Mr. Calamungi, J. Miller, D. Rothra, B. J. Nelson, J. Richardson. K I ROOM 'IOS-Row One: D. Elmeer, T. House, K. Eggleston, Cooper, H. Johnson, V. Johnson, D. Fessenden, D. Franson, S. King, Rl, S. Huling, D. Westman, L. Hough, J. R. Johnson. Row Three: D. Greenwood, D. Boll, A. lfllis, Grodevant, J. Cross Row Two: J. Forrester, E. Coulter, B. C, Klomo, L. Brown, D. Crimrnins, D. Alrngren, G. Albright, Ahlgren, G. Colburn, C. Johnson, R. Dahlhcck, Miss Cook, N. C, Briggs, G. Fosberg, J. Brown. .4 . wa-ff .41 X NQQNMI X QW .. ,. .. ' ROOM 106-Row One: F. Covey, B. Johnson, J. Gardiner, strom, R. Greenlee, B. Crandall, T. Grant. Row Three: C. M. K. Hamilton, G. Hazzard, D. Crick, J. Jones, S. Eddy, Larson, S. Foley, T. Gustafson, P. Guertin, R. Gustafson, S. J. Kench, C. Darrow. Row Two: J. Larson, L. Fuscus, T. Hegstedt, D. Hyde, N. Germany, D. Keifer, G. Frazier. Jern, S. Erickson. A. Dart, Miss Jones, l. Halpainy, K. Eng- 2 i 1 wi I 4X ROOM 203-Row One: M. Sgnden, K, Schroeder, 5, Moore, S. Myregaard, B. McKoon, Mrs. Martin, D. Videll, L. Sutphen, L. Knoepfle, W. Winger, P. Scotty, R, Smples, 5, Pearson, D. Weaver, M. Yuchnitz, L. Stilwell, M. Weborg. Swanson, J. Traniello, P. Shearman, N. Thomas. Row Two: Row FOUYI B- Bror-dow, R- Bowen, K. RiCl1GVCl, R- GUiCl'1OVd, C. Yocum, J. Albro, P. Whitman, R, Denglow, J, Rglplq, V, K. Swanson, K. Merley, K. Schnell, P. Garlinger, R. Turner, Berg, S. Dankovich, R. Schnars, M, Road, R, Reeves, C, S. Schneider, M. Simons, J. Farone, D. Levine, J. Russ, R. Peterson. Row Three: K. Schnell, A. Sonne, R. Sperry, L. Swanson. 53 EIGHTHGR DE HA Perla L. Manapo, a student from the Philippine Islands, who is attending school at Chautauqua, spoke to our student body about the customs of her country. John Mitchell introduced her. Fl ROOM President Vice-President Secretary Treasu rer Student Assembly ittee ROOM President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Assembly Committee ROOM President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council EYE 111 Loraine Bell William Allen Gary Capron Linda Anderson William Mack Corin Anderson 113 Adele Johnson Richard Lindstrom Diane Johnson Terry Naetzker 229 Shirley Stoltz Patrick Osmer Alta Ulrich Timothy Sullivan Sonya Shellman R 112 Sharon Davis Paul Loucks Penelope Clement Diane Hansen John Sundeen Kirsten Engstrom 118 Sandra Schimpf Sharon Nelson John Adams Brent Bartlett Diane Popowski Hargfiieger Assembly Committee Dennis Johnson .-nn.-g ROOM 226--Row One: L. Seeley, J. Wheeler, D. Smith, S. J. Young, D. Garfield, S. Woods, L. Swanson. Row Three: Van Dewark, A. Ulrich, D. Garfield, M. Terry, L. Larson, N. Carlson, S. Stroth, S. Swanson, S. Stone, R. Nelson, S. S. Till, N. Thayer. Row Two: T. Sullivan, S. Siggins, P. Shellman, J. Mitchell, S. Stoltz, D. Johnson, S., Lurwig, R. Osmer, R. llockwood, E. Larson, Mrs. Rhodes, W. Van Camp, Newbree, F. Lawson. ROOM 118-Row One: J. Rogers, B. Thompson, V. Reeves, Blake, A. Pearson, R. Pillsbury. Row Three: T. Hallquist, J. Peterson, P. Rose, G. Olson, J. Anderson, S. Schimpf, J. K. Seawall, D. Thorpe, K. Sandbloom, M. Nyman, H. De Fish, T. Olson. Row Two: J. Tellinghuisen, K. Kunzog, S. Vlieger, P. Siegel, J. Adams, G. Chase, D. Johnson, D. Pratt, Nelson, H. Hartsell, P. Sauner, G. Malm, L. Parker, Mr. S. Myers, B. Bartlett, D. Card. Eckstrom, T. Grady, C. Apthorpe, D. Popowski, J. Lenna, E. 54 ill 5 1 1 ll.- R 'I'l'I, R 0 : K. B d, J. E t , M. Carlson, L. Scarry, J. Pierce, J. Barnard, M. Braun, F. Carlson, E. Uber. Agggrson J. oLvowsonnB S. Bugg, G. Bcirltlgn, D. Keller, C. ROW Three! C- While, G- CODVOVM l-- lf'Qf0, D- l-'VWdSf 0m, R- Carlstroml, P. Bird. Row Two: C. Anderson, J. Moore, S. JOVWYWSOF1, K- CGVSOVW, R- Dorf, W- Mock, L- Bell, J- Gordon- Bundy, P. Harris, C. Brown, W. Barkrnan, J. Butler, Mr. 1 5 i--e-- i t - Room H2, Row One: T. Swanson, L. Jensen, K. Taft, R, R. Moffett, P. Clement, T. Mc Adams, N. Evarts, S. Hanson. Garfield, R. Logan, J. Finch, D. Johnson, R. Penhollow, D. ROW Thfeei l-- BVJQQS, J- CYOWWGV, J- Slmdeen, D- l'l0 iS9 1, M- Kidd, M. Cochrane. Row Two: J, Ford, S, Dgvigl L, NO,-- Bartholomew, F. Gates, P. Gray, P. Loucks, R. Rasmussen, S. be-rg, S. Ferguson, K. Engstrom, Mr. Anderson, J. Dittman, DOHGY, J- l-OVSOFL Room 'l'I3, Row One: G. Barone, E. Jones, B. Johnson, T. J. Blithe, S. Holdridge, V. Rothro, D. Johnson, W. Post. Johnson, D. Levin, R. Swanson, L. Hulings, D., Lank, M. Row Three: G. Hanson, P. Horrocks, A. Johnson, T. Holm- Harrison, W. Hodges. Row Two: M. Hitchcock, J. Anderson, from, T. Noetzker, P. Elmeer, M. Johnson, C. Masters, N. K. Lawson, G. Johnson, D. Robbins, C. King, Mrs. Ulmer, Lindstrorn, R- l-if1dSff0m,T-G0l49Y,J- L99- 55 I TRODUCING EW SOUTH TER ER i . Row One: J. Higgs, S. Cooper, L. Seelbach, E. Gens, J. Ford, A. Maxwell. Row Two: S. Richard, L. Fischer, Mrs. Jones, S. Swanson, J. Schroeder. Row Three: C. Thorpe, M. Sikes, J. Russ, P. Schuver, M. Dean Thorpe. Room President Nice-President Secretory 'lfreesurer -student Council Assembly Committee AROOM President Vice-President :Secretory Treasurer Student Council Assembly Committee ROOM ,President Vice-President Secretory Qreesurer ,Student Council Assembly Committee 114 Michael Taylor Marcia Lawson Diane Kulig John Hagberg Harold Johnson Jane Schroeder 'l'l6 Marcia Karmolinski Elmer Swan Jerome Batcheller Jerome Batcheller William Ahlstrom Marcia Karmolinski 229 Jill Schroeder Sandra Swanson Linda Fischer Ann Maxwell Ernestine Gens Madge Dean 'I'I5 Marianne Fairbank Nancy Bergeson Kent Fosberg James Wescott Barbara Anderson Vincent Eckdahl 'l'I7 Barbara Bootey Darrilyn Olson Sally Thompson Sally Thompson Susan Sames Robert Siegel SEVENTH GRADE New Southwesterners worked hard to achieve a substantial balance in their treas- ury for future years. Several money raising projects were undertaken by the various seventh grade homerooms. Mrs. Deuink's homeroom successfully sold red and blue ball point pens with our school name printed on them. An assembly program, Wildcat Willie Gets the WooIies, was presented on March lst. This group also took care of the grade library. Room ll7 sold stationery to help support the yearbook. Room ll5 sold Ready-Jell. Mr. Dom'iney's homeroom held Row One: D. Kulig, T. Hodges, M. Lawson, R. King, I1 Brown, C. Hodges, M. Hendler, J. Hujber, J. Norquisl S. Jones. Row Two: D. Lindstrom, J. Johnson, P. Tur cotte, R. Thorp, K. Furlow, R. Halpainy, Mrs. Deuink S. Swanson, G. Rasmussen, C. Swanson, H. Johnson E. Erickson, N. Shannon, B. Julin. Row Three: J Hagberg, J. Schroeder, J.'Greenlee, K. Nelson, M. Tay- lor, J. Kearney, K. Le Roy, G. Johnson, B. Brown, G Hedlund, C. Olson. Row One: L. Davis, D. Dibble, B. Crandall, E. Davis G. Mohney, D. Dibble, S. Mudge, L. Wells, M. Bird J. Cramer. Row Two: B. Anderson, J. Evinczik, B. Beck, J. Wescott, K. Fosberg, Mr. Erb, E. Ellis, V. Eckdahl, J. McKinney, R. Corbran, H. Johnson, J. Cor- stange. Row Three: N. Bergeson, W. De Velieger, M. Fairbank, P. Dailey, C. Jim, K. Lane, J. Cusick, C. Mack, L. Foster, L. Mack, R. Eddy, R. Capron. Row One: E. Button, B. Chase, B. Ahlstrom, D. Schnars, A. Buck, C. Chapman, J. Clapham, N. Nelson, M. Bryner, K. Vincent. Row Two: J. Barry, D. Briggs, K. Smith, N. Stone, B. Ceci, Mr. Dominey, E. Swan, N. North, R. Berglund, M. Karmolinski, R. Smith. Row Three: D. Coleson, E. Sperry, J. Batcheller, F. Diane, B. Swanson, B. Anderson, P. Browne, N. Mathews, C. Carlson. Row One: J. Rolph, B. Bootey, R. Nordine, S. Thomp- son, JR. Hayes, S. Larson, S. Rogers, D. McGrath, S. Nelson, A. Scotty. Row Two: M. Mease, W. Mohney, D. Olson, G. Eddy, W. Morgenstrom, R. Siegel, D. Johnson, Miss Olson, R. Lindstrom, R. Lutgen, D. Laud- erdale, S. Sames, L. La Londe, J. Sandbloom. Row Three: S. Burnett, E. Sandquist, S. Lindbloom, T. Schneider, J.Peterson, D. Lindstrom, l. Simpson, F. Nutt, R. Snyder, D. Peterson, R. Mattson, C. Shagla, R. Nor- berg, C. Lane. a bake sale and also conducted a paper drive. Part of the money earned was given to the yearbook and to special assemblies. Thanks to the hard work of the entire class, we will enter eighth grade with a well supplied treasury. is ,A -run -' , -an., , -nm X J Bk N ,dw- 5 iii I A 4 .. 'mix TK' s I KE Ax Q, .9 s in W A C T I 1 Y l T I E S D .fX 394-fwulr would L. LARSON HGURS CDF WORK Few people realize the long hours of work that go into pro- ducing a yearbook. There are a million details that are likely to be overlooked. The staff this year has put forth every effort to fill this book with the memories of the year. This work has been, in turn, enjoyable, tiring, exhausting, and rewarding. lt is their hope that the book conveys to the reader the busy, vibrant tone which goes on at Southwestern throughout the year. CENTRALIAN STAFF R. Starr, Photographer: Mr. Weiss, Photograph Seated: M. Logon, Business Manager: C. Loftus, Editor. Standing: Mrs. Adviser' Burk, Adviser: R, Howgard, Advertising Manager. Typing: W. Hern, Subscriptions. Standing: S. Farnsworth, Subscriptions: B. Monfort, Art Editor: L. Dawson, R. Brink, Sports Writers. Not Present: D. Anderson, Typist: Mrs. Helgren, Art Adviser. 60 DESERVE RECDG ITIO Row One: J. Schneider, E. Wetzen, K. Erb, R. Ostrom, J, Fargo. Row Two: S. Farnsworth, K. Rothra, B. Hazzard, C. Danielson, P. Nordland, C. Loftus, V. Milliron. Row Three: D. Lange, C. Trowbridge, P. Romer, C. Merley, D. Till. The National Honor Society Societas Honoris Chapter Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a student in our school. The criteria by which these students are chosen are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Only those students who best exemplify these four ideals are chosen as members. Candidates are selected by the com- bined votes of the faculty, and all members must continue to maintain an outstanding scholastic average to remain in the society. The National Honor Society represents the fundamental objectives for which our schools are instituted. Among these objectives are to create a stimulus for scholarship, to encourage students to render service to the school and the community, to encourage an extension of education, and to cause students to evaluate themselves more criti- cally. Jeanne Schneider was elected president, Kath- leen Erb, vice-president, and Margaret Logan, sec- retary. Because of the small size of the group most of the year they were inactive. At the begin- ning of the year pins with the emblem of the Soci- ety were bought by the members. The tapping ceremony was held on March l5 by the incumbent members who were inducted as Juniors last year. They were: Jeanne Schneid- er, Eileen Wetzen, Ruth Ostrom, Kathleen Erb, and Margaret Logan. Those chosen from the senior class this year were: Sarah Farnsworth, Carol Loftus, Virginia Milliron, Marjorie Howbridge, Jean Fargo, Phyllis Nordland, Kay Rothra, Beverly Haz- zard, Carol Danielson, David Lange. Those chosen from the junior class were: Sandra Sundeen, Char- les Trowbridge, David Till, Paul Romer, Clint Mer- ley. Formal induction was held 'n April. Nmwn 5l.i uowok socizn X I I Q X l L YZ, ,S RE DERI G A SERVICE This poster was a famil- iar and interesting sight to all at S.W.C.S. for many months, while the money for our part ofthe organ was being earned. The Board of Education was willing to pay the balance if we really showed that we wanted one. lt was a happy day when we reached our goal, Organists: L. Hough, J. Sampson, J. Siggins. southwestern central school FUN lfidwomgerr Tsar Sams? facullrti liasl-settsoii Camo KKK Eggs.: Mf Rau Marsh Xfarsetlf Show CGMGVWSQ Egosielfmli Same Sail-aewceosi lclamsens Club Q ' f -i cle lritqh ffrlaifleml Letincil llrinff iflulw 5 I i-ftiitslt itch Miiglf ?3Q??QflfT?fNfYilL llc ff:,'oS: ef,.lspcos' lfkglia Thi? lr-larlamq lol ldcinia lhirrlsafw lriiml pail QL!XlllLlf'y, l,x,:kex,.saod V' Gfiixlil lElllG!Cl'lEQ !f7'ii 'k'7ii'3 -i5a:me'oorv'a 'plm Delta Ease E Hx' Sr lltqh Qrt El,3rt5'fs Sr lllfii: Elance Elmo is Celeron Jr High Dance Club s Celeron as 'f'siE'Zf7l lil 'Cr-xfffxd 'Elanultg + Stull lsuiiufslirtug, gflfi Slept Class '59 9580 1968 H5200 fi? E16 , v VI-- ?.3 95 55 5,5 I 3 5 5 ff X 90 PJ Q' fi' 235,213 bit . 2 5 65643 6913 ?ii69i PW F4 3179.5 52539 F7553 fliffsf lf? ew' X55-if ITSJQ .33-ki. Ms ,-mf 7 stscxllft 4. 8 .Q EPS 2586 53N Z? 1259 27 5?5DtlS.'iV7 .37 ws ai, my c 5 366 1 sf 'Ei hi 55 ,MBS Jews! il 4,5 !5c9.-' Qi 12?91v14i 46 Zine fri? -H5 3355955 iff sceafgoz rj' -5 iff ei, moo 1530 752 T0 GUR S HCCL Seated: P. Davis, R. Swanson, P. Romer, M. Howbridge, E. Reasor. Standing: Mr. Harp, P. Hodges, R. Christy, M. Loomis, D. Rhoda, F. Olson. Senior High Student Council held its first meeting in October and selected its offic- ers. Those chosen were: president, Paul Romer, vice-president, Marjorie Howbridge, secretaw, Robert Swanson, treasurer, Ed Rea- sor, and sergeant at arms, Roy Christy. During the year one project which the members undertook was the printing of school calendars. These calendars which showed the dates of social and athletic events were dis- tributed to the homerooms, and were appreci- ated by the students. Another service to the upper classmen was the playing of records over the loudspeaker in the cafeteria during the Senior High lunch period. In the latter 'part of the year the Student Couhcil aided in the production of the annual Variety Show and the awards assembly. This organization was successful in its many endeavors this year, through the capable efforts of its adviser, Mr. Harp. LIRIA N GOI G LIP Row One W Hern C Loftus D Howgard R Ostrom B Bradford Row Two: P Davis S Farnsworth C Jones J Hanson P Ernckson Mrs Watson Row Three: D. Lange J R. Ostrom. Row Two P Damelso M L Wh B B df d C. Jones, W. PLACES EVERYO E The Dramatic Club held its first meet- ing in September. The following officers were elected: President, Sarah Farnsworth, Vice-President, Richard Howgard, Secretary, Jean Fargo, Treasurer, Willard Hern. ln October we presented Love ls Too Much Trouble a farce comedy in three acts. A one act play, The Greener Grass' was given for an assembly program and also presented at the annual drama festival in Fredonia. Several members of the Dramatic Club qualified for membership in The National Row One: S. Hans, J. Eliasson, P. Webb, B. Lauder- dale, R. Pryde, A. Shellburg. Row Two: L. Cederquist, C. Penhollow, S. Sundeen, B. Anderson, S. Carlson, C. Bramstrong, Mrs. Watson. Row Three: J. Gardiner, B. Mazzone, S. Monhart, B. Goranson, M. Furlong, M. Lawson, C. Anderson, B. Rushworth. Row Four: M. Warlow, J. Schneider, C. Loftus, P. Hodges, F. Olson, B. Klawan, P. Ecklund, L. Piazza. Row Five: C. Thespian Society, the highest level of achieve- ment in high school dramatics. This year, for the first time, Thespian officers were elected. They were: President, Willard Hern, Secretary-Treasurer, Cecelia Jones. Thespians had the opportunity of attending the annual dramatic arts festival at Alfred Agricultural and Technical lnstitute. Our troupe has always been inactive because of insufficient membership, but it is hoped that the group may become active sometime in the near future. Loucks, M. Carlson, D. Elmeer, A. O'Rourke, M. Cusie mano, J. Sparling, S. Heald, N. Eggleston. Row Six: M. White, C. Jones, P. Davis, J. Hanson, M. Doniel- son, B. Foote, P. Schatzle, J, Nordland. Row Seven: J. Johnson, E. Reosor, D. Howgord, J. Garrison, P. Erick- son, B. Bradford, G. Puls, Row Eight: S, Farnsworth, W. Hern, J. Fargo, E. Wetzen, M. Harrison, J. Venus. LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTIO STAGE CREW Row One: G. Johnson, C. Fiedler, J, Haskins, M. Terry, D, Anderson. Row Two: B. Green- wood, R. Kanouff, R. Hamilton, R, Starr. Working silently behind the scenes, the stage crew carried on, their indis- pensible work. They worked out lighting and special effects for the several plays, concerts, and other pro- ductions presented by S.W.C.S. 4- be 1 g . f 1 E 2 . i W af f:r1:::f M kzgfzi if ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Junior High - Row One: V, Eckdahl, M. Karmolinski, J. Schroeder, R. Siegel. Row Two: M. Dean, K. Engstrom, D. Johnson, T. Naetzker. Row Three: S. Bailey, D. West- man, D. Crick. Senior High - Row One: B. Romer, L. Hough, M. Gardner, C. Merley. Row Two: J. Babyak, A. Stranigan, M. Acquista, J. Schneider. Due to the efforts of our assembly committee, we were fortunate in hav- ing several fine assemblies this year. These included the Schmidts, an acro- batic act, and a very fine exhibition of roller skating. We hope that next year's committees will provide as high a level of entertainment. -is k .3 . ., 7441 7A H, az' f..,4,,, , lf, Q .:'- we -www -3 5 4, Q' mi :Q 2, W J .. 'Z' ' 'W W, ,U 4'.,4 ,j:...F:K 4 X , 1 XS K , 'Hg Q k'MNfX'f WN? xml um K N x ---X.--g,Q,. wk, . www-X 'lgisgl X S 5 A ' K - Q - ' - . ff ,-Q4 s 5 W' gi' S K N. . w ! .V ' g . f,.1,-QXfg,.W.Wwbykgwxiwwfk 5 ' ww-Q31 Q V , .A WWW. Q K. Q I XMWQK , f vs N X M. V Q . XSMN My N. 1 x 5 if .5 Q ,Q - 3 i ,. ? , X .. .X Angi W - 35 E - , 'TIE -f fx ,QV , f S xx N 'f e:'V'i2 , :Qu 3 N SEA wb . as -3 Q Q . - N if ,A - fi 4 S x 5, 5 K Nw 5. 5,5 X E, I 'f X ,N X X I .sk gf . xx it Xp 5: 5 gi x 1 'J --N.: Q W '4 M . r X . - 1 W i :X xg X Rv is Km sf Q 5 1 W p Tl El TEREST . K a-.N STAGE CRAFT CLUB Row One: B. Furlow, L, Nelson, S. Abrohamson, E. Weber, C. Eddy. Row Two: L. Larson, C. Danielson, J. Hanson, B. Monfart, L. Hough. Row Three: D. Lindquist, l. Hallin, Mrs. Helgren, C. Fielder, G. Nelson, D. Traniello. This group, comparatively unseen and unheard, lay the setting for the dramatic suc- cesses on our stage. With the supervision of Mrs. Helgren of the art department they produce beautiful effects. This year they were especially busy with the plays given and the fourteen scene changes of Brigadoon, the operetta. Below: The set for The Thir- teenth Chair, the Senior play. The set for Love ls Too Much Trouble, the dramatic club play. 1 l , . ' 5'ii 'iiJEsE5-?!Ai:Ef'iA .1 z i -fi ' . . ..... . M. . . , X.. - ,Quai ,faq if-HT BTJJ3 GIVES PLEASURE MATH CLUB Seated: E. Wetzen, C. Anderson, C. Penhollow, S. Sundeen, M. Eckman, M. Logan, V. Mill- iron, J. Jones, M. Furlong, L. Seelbach, M. Miller, K. Erb, L. Bugbee. Standing: Mr. Harp, W. Hern, J, Garrison, J. Nelson, D. Thorpe, C. Merley, J. Cervone, J. Hoskins, R. Christy, T. Swanson, J. Sherman, C. Trowbridge, G. Braun, J. Mathews, D. Till, R. Harrison, B Bradford, L. Richards, R. Jansen, P. Romer, J. Widegren, L. Dawson. The Math Club of Southwestern was formed use and functioning of the slide rule and in January of this year, under the capable the field of astronomy. dwechon of Mr' Harp' Because of the size of the group this club We have been taught within these past has met in three different sections through- months many interesting things, including the out this year. .s-ff N R. Hamilton, J. Haskins, R. Kanouff, Under the di- rection of this volunteer group there was less confusion in our parking lot during the extra-curricular activities which took place during the evenings of this school year. PARKING LOT CREW In February the Senior gym classes had a change of pace, from the usual gym routine we turned to dancing. We tried square and round dancing. Concluding this dancing interlude we received informal instructions from Mr. Ripley, and Mrs. Kistler in the art of dancing 69 the charleston. STRIKE UP THE BA D SENIOR BAND Row One: K. Erb, N. Boberg, K. Merley. Row Two: P. Garlinger, K. Schroeder, S. Abraham, M. K. Hamilton, J. Asel, P. Romer. Standing: L. Hough, D. Fessenden. The Southwestern band participates in many school functions and outside activities. During the football season they play at the games at Packard Field and are the back bone of many musical cheers. This year they were given a prize for participation in Jamestown's Old Fashioned Par- ade. They were invited to play for the Tulip Festival at Clymer and they traveled to Randolph where they played for an assembly. The group entered competition with other schools at Perry in the early Spring. 70 THE DCW BEAT Row One: J. Martin, P. Cramer, B. Dean, M. Rood. Row Two: M. Logan, R. Gustafson, L. King, S. King, J. Heustis, J. Siggins, D. Till. Row Three: W. Mombert, J. Ford, D. Eng- wall, R. Erb, J. Widegren. Standing: S. Simmons, S. Thor, Mr. Turner. The Senior Band, in conjunction with the Junior High School Band gave a splendid concert for the public late in March. The combined bands form a marching unit and take part in the Memorial Day parade and play for services at the Sunset Hill Cemetery. This year a parents' group was organized to create further outside interest in the department. 71 WEET AS MADRIGALS Row One: J, Schneider, S. Swanson, M. Gardner, R. Swanson, C. Carlstrom, B. Rushworth, J. Siggins. Row Two: R. Starr, D. Till, W. Hern, D. Bell, D. Peterson. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Row One: S. Mudge, P. Souner, M. Fairbank, G. Olson, L. Bell, J. Butler, P. Hendler, G Rasmussen, J. McKinney, G. Mohney. Row Two: D. Cord, L. Seeley, S. Till, N, Stone, E Sandquist, D. Kulig, J. Norquist, S. Siggins. Row Three: D. Franson, A. Pearson, B. Ander- son, K. Lane, H. Johnson, B. Beck, I. Simpson, D, Olson, C. Mack, L. Mack, S. Holdridge, R. Staples. Row Four: J. Forrester, J. Ratzel, K. Fosberg, P. Dailey, J. Greenlee, S. Stoltz T. Noetzker, F. Gates, J. Corstange, P. Rose, C. Lane, C. Larson, J. Jones. Teachers: Miss Porlette, Mr. Shevolier. 1 SYMPHO Y JUNIOR BAND Row One: T. Holmstrom, K. Seawall, L. Seelbach, P. Hendler, S. Swanson, D. Johnson, M Sikes, H. Johnson. Row Two: G. Olson, C. King, J. Higgs, B. Ceci, R. Nordine, L. Jensen R. Mattson, L.fFischer, J. Ford, J. Batcheller, J. Sundeen, P. Loucks, T. Grady. R091 Three M. Taylor, W. Morgenstern, J. Ford, J.'WheeIer, G. Johnson, J. Schroeder, M. Bryner Standing: R. King, J. Schroeder, S. Thompson, Mr. Turner. ORCHESTRA Row One: K. Stenander, S. Johnson, S. Swanson, L. Bell, S. Stroth, D. Johnson. Row Two J. Peterson, S. Till, R. Berglund, D. Foster, M. Hamilton, R. Gustafson, L. King, N. Boberg K. Erb, B. Dean, M. Rood, P. Guertin, B. Crandall, C. Swanson. Row Three: T. Jern, K Taft, C. Jim, M. Logan, S. King, J. Huestis, D. Till, J. Widgren. Row Four: S. Manhort S. Simmons, S. Thor, Mr. Turner, D. Fessenden, L. Hough. In Background: R. Erb, P. Romer J. Siggins. 73 ii 9' 3 ' Q. 1 it 9000 'W i O rip i ' ' 'S in S Ps. 'L' Q: f ' 'x'f f N' 5 rr EXE 'SQL .nl il 4',,, .. 562 ' H 'JM if Mi M n k . . Q A . wif' REVIVE BRIG DOD ss Y Row One: K. Merley, B. Rushworth, B. Klawon, J. Sparling, B. Romer, L. Piazza, S. Man- hart, C. Sandberg. Row Two: S. Swanson, J. Siggins, M. Furlong, D. Gray, A. Johnson, K. Eld, R. Staples. Row Three: W. Hern, A. Stranigan, C. Larson, D. Franson, D. Rothra, M. Yates, J. Larson, J. Jones. GIRLS' CHORUS Row One: C. Klomp, R. Turner, L. Pearson, A. Dart, N. Cooper, C. Lockwood, J. Nelson, A. Ellis. Row Two K. Rouse, R. Sperry, L. Manhart, S. Myregaard, K Swanson, C, Johnson, K. Engstrom, P. Guertin, S. l-leg stedt, E. Coulter, M. Simons. Row Three: M. Weborg J. Cardy, N. Thomas, B. Crandall, C. Peterson,'S. Swan san, V. Johnson, J, Ralph, L. Fuscus, J. Carlson, G Bundy This year the chorus produced a really fine operetta. Brigadoon, by Lerner- Loewe, was first produced on Broadway ten years ago. It closed after a very successful run. This year it was revived both by Broad- way and Southwestern. Daniel Bell and Sonia Flanders played the title roles of Tommy and Fiona. Brigadoon is a fantasy about a strange Scotch village. This village has a mysterious past. How Tommy stumbles into the secret of Brigadoon makes a delight- ful story. .. X PRESENT PLANNIN Students at Southwestern have benefited greatly from the three vocational clubs of our school. They play an invaluable role in help- ing us plan for our life's work. Future Farmers of America elected the following officers: Donald Levin, president, Paul Levine, vice-president, John Nelson, Sec- retary, John Richards, treasurer, Larry Holmst- rom, reporter, and Robert Morrison, Sentinel. The Future Farmers took part in a dairy judg- ing contest with Panama, and won the trophy for the year. Future Teachers worked hard to prepare for their chosen professions. Sandra Abra- hamson acted as presiding officer, with Carol Anderson taking over in her absence. Sherry Dawn Carlson was secretary, and Janet Sig- gins, treasurer. Mrs. Deuink was our advisor. We gained valuable experience in teaching by assisting the grade school teachers. Officers of Future Nurses were elected as follows: Margaret Logan, president, Roberta Pierce, vice-president, Azaliene Carlson, sec- retary, and Mary Ellen Carlson, treasurer. Mrs. McKay was our sponsor. Activities of the club included several discussions and movies. An important activity of members was assisting at well-baby clinics. They also helped when the Salk Vaccine shots were given. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row One: R. Morrison, J. Nelson, J. Kelsey, R. Levine, R. Vail, Mr. Whittman. Row Two: R. Northrup, J. Richards, E. Schulyer, D. Levine. FOR FUTURE VOCATIONS FUTURE TEACHERS Row One: J. North, M. Rood, J. Siggins, S, Abrahamson, C. Anderson, S. Carlson, S, Eddy, K. Wilcox. Row Two: S. Anderson, A. Sonne, B. Anderson, B. Klawon, F. Olson, S. Heg- sfedt, C. Carlstrom, K. Erb. Row Three: Mrs. Deuink, B. Crandall, A. Lightner, P. Garlinger, K. Swanson, C. Bromstang, R. Simpson, C. Starr. FUTURE NURSES Row One: C. Penhollow, P. Arters, M. Acquista. Row Two: A. Johnson, M. Carlson, M. Logan, A, Carlson, V. Milliron, D. Warner. Row Three: S, Sundeen, N. Boberg, M. Daniel- son, K. Eld, S. Simmons, J. Olson, K. Rothra, A. Cady, K. Stenander, M. Cusimano, SPORTS A' C., SOUTHWESTER TRACK TEAM l'I956l Row One: D. Lange, J. Venus, K. Schneider, E. Schuyler, A. Stranigan. Row Two: D. Hough, T. Ellis, R. Johnson, G. Wohlgren, R. Wilcox, R. Christy, A. Copron, T. MacTavish. Row Three: Mr. Rushin, L. Moore, D. Siegel, P. Romer, D, Till, J. Rapp, Manager Dawson. The following boys participated in the following events: l00 yard dash - Gordon Wohlgren, Allan Capron. 200 yard dash - James Herron, Leslie Moore. 440 yard dash - Roy Christy, Joe Venus, David Till. 880 yardsdash - Ronald Wilcox. Mile - Richard Johnson, Paul Romer, Tom MacTavish. High Jump - Charles Miller. Broad Jump - Charles Miller, Guy Horrocks. Shot Put - Ken Schneider, Ernest Schuyler. Discus - Ken Schneider, Ernest Schuyler. Hurdles - David Lange. 80 VARSITY BASEBALL Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Fredonia Cassadaga Jamestown Dunkirk Cossadaga Falconer Fredonio Jamestown Falconer Dunkirk JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 81 Falconer Jamestown Dunkirk Jamestown Randolph Falconer RED AND BLUE ll 4 I3 I2 2 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row One: J. Pomeroy, R. Vanham, A. LaPlaca. Row Two: D. Traniello, C. Trow bridge, J. Scorse, D. Rhoda, E. Knoeptle. Row Three: Mr. Shevalier, R. Burstrom J. Mathews, R. Christy, P. Yates, Manager. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Row One: G. Wahlgren, D. Groves, D. Lindquist, J. Johnson, R. Lange. Row Two T. McTavish, F. Brink, M. MacDonald, R. Johnson, L, Moore. Row Three: R Fisher, J. Swearingen, D. Till, J. Herron, J. Richards, J. Davis, A. Stranigan, Mr Olson. 1 uirli .f 1, 15 K' ,qw L 12 ' gh . In . ,, , ,hs 9-. , Q gm' -,.. 52 6:1 Q , Wifi, f, - iii! 2' ggi H33 f V 3-,ig ' V231 : . riff: ' fiif! V, , 45 I IB YE ! VARSITY! r QT? QW . 1 J .,gg,,.ll'e S EYQLW 'F 3 f , . ll xx ' gifs I :I 'j wil :lm l' S 'X Q L f 1 ss, 5, sg ' . fast 1 iixx' 0 FOOTBALL TEAM Row One M Harrison, E. Knoepfle, E. Schuyler. Row Two: G. Nelson, R. Burstrom, J. S orse C Miller J Garrison, D. Lange, J. Mathews, B. Gunton. Row Three: D. Till, R. Christy J Herron J Swearingen, B. Bradford, M, Rosen, C. Merly, B. Anderson, A. Capron. Row Four B Thorp R. Johnson, D. Rhoda, A. Stranigan, G. Wahlgren, T, MocTavish, D. Siegel P Schneider Row Five. Coach Rushin, Coach Shevalier, Coach Restivo, Manager Dawson Manager Lange. Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Fredonia O Dunkirk 6 Salamanca Gowanda 7 Falconer I8 Youngsville Non - league O The Trojans won the conference crown for the third time since 1951. ,-H! Wk' X ,3 Q Mx xi Q5 Q' is sip W M, fi' w Q F sw xwh Qs, me Q U , CDMPETITIDN IS KEE Southwestern 6 Falconer 6 Southwestern 6 Jefferson 6 Southwestern I4 Washington 14 Southwestern 27 Warren 27 Southwestern 2l Lincoln 21 Row One: D. Lindstrom, F. Lawson, G. Capron, R. Brink, T. Brady, J. Lenno. Row Two: J, Adams, D. Johnson, R. Lindstrom, P. Loucks, Mr. Harp. Row Three: R. Erb, W. Post, J. Anderson, D. Franson, J. Ratzel, J. Lindstrom. if l Row One: Coach Olson, W. Allen, R, Buck, J. Gardiner, R. Rasmussen, N. Morrison, J. Knowlton, C. Larson. Row Two: L. Yates, W. Johnson, G. Carlson, R. Lind, H. DeVleiger, J. Forrester, J. Lindstrom. Row Three: M. Johnson, G. Hazzard, J. Larson, S. Schneider, D. Schuver, J. Mitchell. 86 AS SPGRTS ARE SPOTLIGHTED WRESTLING TEAM Row One: L. lngro, B, Barton, B. Olson, D. Traniello, J. Sherman. Row Two: B. Larson, J. Miller, B. Thorpe, J. Johnson, D. Lange. Standing: L. Dawson, A. Copron, Mr. Olson, D. Peterson, J. Gordon. Not Present: G. Albright, J. Strom, M. Yotes. X I. , 1, s Pave Lange vs. Marsh lRandolphJ. Lange by pin. Bob Barton won the only Section VI wrestling crown for Chautauqua County at the annual meet held in - L Hornburg. He won four consecutive matches. A X GET THAT BALL Row One: J. Swearingen, J. Mathews, C. Merley, E. Schuyler, P. Romer. Row Two: C. Miller, R. Christy, R. Burstrom, C. Trowbridge, J. Herron. Row Three: D. Levin, Cooch Munson, J. Ellison, B. Anderson. Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern 33 Falconer 38 Salamanca 44 Dunkirk 5 l Fredonia 4 l Gowando 4 l Olean 37 Jamestown 6 l Cassadaga 43 Falconer 5l Randolph 50 Youngsville 6l Dunkirk 68 Salamanca 47 Fredonia 5 l Gowanda 58 Jamestown 48 Cassadoga 53 Gowanda 59 Alleghany Bi-County Class A Title 42 36 37 37 48 46 58 39 52 47 36 54 48 34 4l 66 30 48 A Title 7l JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Sl so 49 46 45 73 as 44 63 94 55 66 67 49 70 56 63 9 79 Falconer Salamanca Dunkirk Fredonia Gowanda Olean Jamestown Cassadago Falconer Randolph Youngsville Dunkirk Salamanca Fredonia Gowanda Jamestown Cassadaga -.--... ap-W .M will I ..,, A E M P: ' m g - 5 gs 5 x 5 '3 1 Ks? E was .S Q57 -. 2 i? .. QQ! A W PM ft H1 -1 Q QS , W- wig 5 R Q83 -if 'S ,, ' ..-W ,..,,.A ,.L, ,W x 5 b lg, , .,., . sw ,Q - i f ' Wi f YN-w-Q' ' .V . 5 1 S Nw- W w . K' K' wr. ,,:: W A , 3 S x Sw Q 1 Bi fs 1' is 1- 5, gi-5 F' W 53 - ' 3-: if A ., Q H -4 . - Y, A TE, Nik The 8th Grade Basket- ball team had a very limited season. We only played seven games be- cause of the difficulty of scheduling games. Four games were play- ed with Chautauqua, two with Cassadaga Valley and one with Jefferson. Harry DeVlegier and John Adams led in offensive honors. Also on the first five were: Paul Harris, Mike Bartholomew, and Ray Rasmussen. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 'I956-I 957 Seoson's Record Southwestern 57 Chautauqua l8 Southwestern 62 Cassadoga Valley l8 Southwestern 48 Frewsburg 20 Southwestern 37 Lincoln 60 Southwestern 50 i Jefferson 45 Southwestern 33 Washington 5l Southwestern 47 Falconer 27 Southwestern 4l Warren 39 Southwestern 6l Frewsburg 23 Southwestern 57 Lincoln 38 Southwestern 36 Jefferson 45 Southwestern 57 Washington 68 Southwestern 34 Falconer 25 Southwestern 45 Warren 59 Southwestern 74 Randolph 23 Southwestern Sl Westfield 50 BE T THAT TEAM EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Row One: G. Barone, M. Bartholomeu, C. Harris, T. Grady, T. Melfi. Row Two. W. Post, C. Carlson, B. Mack, D, Johnson. Row Three: J. Adams, R. Rasmussen, H. DeVlieger, Coach Dominey. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Row One: L. Lindstrom, C. Larson, D. Schuver, J. Gruel, J, Miller, N. Morrison. Row Two: J. Larson, G. Carlson, R, Lind, J. Knowlton, R. Erb, R. Greenlee. Row Three: Coach Erb, W. Mombert, D. Hyde, D. Fransen, R. Lindquist. X MARCH QF DIMES BE EFIT ALL STAR Kneeling: F, Overbeck, D. Peterson, M. Harrison, G. Nelson. Standing: R. Johnson, F. Brink, J. Ellison, G. Horrocks, R, Northrup, C. Feidler. Kneeling: Mr. Fredrico, Mr. Bloomgren, Mr. Dominey, Mr, Harp, Mr. Scorry. Standing: Mr, Eckstrom, Mr. McCann, Mr. Munson, Mr. Smith, Mr. Restivo, R. Shevolier. CGME O TEAM M. Acquista J. Sparling P. Tremaine P. Thompson J. Gardiner M. Danielson JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Tip it in the center, Take it down the floor Shoot it for a basket, Come on boys, score! I VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Row One: P. Anderson, J, Swearingen, J. Crimmons Row Two: S. Farnsworth, J. North, K. Erb. Row Three L. Hough, D. Warner, J. Siggins. 96 P RTI IP TID N SPORTS S-CLUB INNER-COUNCIL Row One: P. Anderson, A. Albright, C. Carlstrom, M. L. Grath, J. Fargo, A. Knowlton, M. Howbridge, C. Loftus, A. White, M. E. Carlson, B. Montort, C. Jones, S. Farnsworth, Johnson. Row Three: K. Erb, B. Siegel, C. Loucks, C. An- L. Mclntyre. Row Two: M. Logan, B. Rightmyer, M. Mc- derson, J. Jones, L. Cederquist, J. Schneider. GIRLS' CLUB Row One: A. Albright, J. Schneider, K. Erb, B. Siegel, S Farnsworth, M, E, Carlson, L. Mclntyre, C. Loftus, M. L White, A. Knowlton, J. Fargo. Row Two: C. Carlstrom, M Logan, B. Rightmeyer, M. McGrath, B. Monfort, M. How bridge, C. Jones, A. Johnson, C. Loucks, C. Anderson, L Cederquist, J. Jones, P. Anderson. Row Three: S. Apthorpe S. Abrahamson, A. Carlson, K. Rothra, V. Milliron, B. Fur low, L. Hough, M. Gardner, M. Lawson, B. Miniger, N. Ruch A. Shellberg. Row Four: P. Thompson, P. Tremaine, K. Eid: B. Anderson, J. Shotts, J. Crimmons, A. Cady, B. Romer, J Siggins, B. Rushworth, M. Eckman, S. Carlson, B. Strom, J Nordland. Row Five: P. Ecklund, M. Loomis, B. Klawon F. Olson, A. Lightner, J. Gardiner, B. Goranson, J. Sparling M. Cusimano, D. Elmeer, J. Grodevant, M. Acauisto, N Eggleston, S. Simmons, S. Thor, C. Bramstong, S. Johnson, J Hanson. Row Six: S. D. Carlson, S. Manhart, L. Piazza, S. Sampson, M. Rasmussen, P. Hodges, R. Pryde, B. Lauderdale, C. Cooney, S. Heald, M. Danielson, B. Foote, J. Eliasson, L. King, S. Abbey, G. Weaver, P. Arters. Row 7: D. Weaver, K. Schnell, S. Eddy, S. Erickson, S. Sutphen, P. Miller, B, Nelson, S. Hegstedt, V. Johnson, K. Kudzy, M. Magnuson, L. Hough, E. Coulter, S. King, I. Halpainy, S. Swanson. Row Eight: L. Fuscus, S. Anderson, N. Germany, B. Edgren, L. Knoepfle, L. Mellor, D. Crick, L. Stilwell, C. Johnson, M. Weborg, M. Simons, H. Johnson, L. Pearson, J. Martin, R. Sperry, J. Rolph. Row Nine: P. Scotty, M. Moore, M. Sanden, A. Dart, K. Engstrom, J. Cardy, S. Faley, C. Peter- son, N. Thomas, L. Manhart, C. Lockwood, S. Myregaard, M. Road. lmwrvw : Hi 1 mir' lx i. IS CPE T0 ALL Membership in the Boys' S Club is limited to boys who have won at least one letter for sports. Requirements for winning a letter vary with each sport. For instance, in football the number of quarters played is considered, in wrestling it is the win-loss record that counts. Boys who have won two letters in one sport or three in different sports are awarded blue jackets. The Girls' S Club is open to any girl who is interested in participating in sports. Letters are awarded to girls who have accumulated a certain number of points. A letter entitles a girl to membership in the Inner Coun- cil. When a girl has won two or more letters she is awarded an S Club jacket. This year the Inner Council voted to award white blazers instead of jackets. is-,W 3-. soirs' s CLUB Row One: R. Barton, P. Desnerck, G. Nelson, J. Garrison, E. Knoepfle, R. Burstrom, D Lange, C. Miller, D. Traniello, J. Mathews. Row Two: D. Peterson, M. Harrison, J. Elli son, J. Scorse, L. Dawson, B. Gunton, B. Anderson. Row Three: Mr. Rushin, D. Johnson B. Thorp, D. Rhoda, G. Wahlgren, A. Capron. Row Four: L. lngro, J. Johnson, C..Trow- bridge, J. Herron, R. Christy. T ' Il ll o raise money the S Clubs sold Southwestern jerseys. They also spon- sored several dances after the basketball and football games. 97 CDZ-U1--I7Um4UJP ff.-Q P1 - A E. HALLIN and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Harold L. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. PATRONS Charles F. Apthorpe Steve J. Babyak Carl V. Burstrom Edwin T. Carlson Rolland A. Carlson R. E. Danielson F. Oliver Ellison Jr. Fargo Rollo Farnsworth Homer Feidler Willard G. Furlow Ovien R. Gray Alden'V. Gustafson Hugh B. Hamilton, J Fran Harrison Herbert F. Hern Ralph E. Howbridge Dana R. Hoyt John Jackson Carl Janson Axel H. Johnson Durwood B. Johnson Paul N. Jones Edward J. Keller Herman L. Knowlton Harry H. Lange John L. Larson Jr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Loftus Dorothy Mathews and Mrs. Leslie R. McGrath Helen H. Mclntyre and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Raymond D. McKoon Raymond L. Miller Albert Milliron Dale S. Monfort Ernest H. Morrison Clarence Nelson Joseph D. Nelson Wilbur E. North Lawrence G. Nordland Wallace A. Ostrom Lawrence Peterson Charles Pollaro Peter C. Richard Wayne M. Rightmyer Prentice H. Rothra James W. Saulsgiver Ben W. Schneider Marvin Siegel John H. Stormer, Sr. Albert Traniello Maurice F. Warner Otis White D. L. Wetzen Cong atul t om To T19 Cl .fs of 1957 Unlnmnted Opportunutnes Awont YOU In The Jamestown Area From Your Friends In The JAMESTOWN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 101 -1 J C ongmtulatiom to Clan of 1957 YOUR YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS . ,113 .. lx ,-! 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Row Two: Marilyn Acquista, Dorothy Crick, Punky Hough, Sally King, Linda King, Perry Anderson, Marcia Eckman, Row Three: Pat Tremaine, Pat Thompson, Beverly Edgren, Sharon Erickson, Kathy Erb, Sally Sutphen, Linda Knoepfle, Linda Cederquist, Nancy Eggleston, Row Four: Betsy Rushworth, Greta Smith, Lynn Seelbach, Linda Stilwell, Barbara Nelson, Virginia Milliron, Mary Louise White, Carol Loftus, Sandy Heald, Cathy Cooney, Barbara Foote. Those Not Present: Marcia Warlow, Cynthia Loucks, Punky Hern, Fanchon Olson, and Carol Penhollow. Row One: J. Ratzel, J. Gardiner, J. Larson, R. Fisher, L. Moore, G. Wahlgren, K. Schnell Row Two: P. Bradford, L. Yates, D. Rhoda, R. Taylor, R. Lange, J. Gruel, R Lind, D. Franson B. Bradford, P. Davis. Row Three: R. Christy, A. Stranigan, P, Dawson, J. Venus, L Dawson, D. Siegel, W. Hem, C. Trowbridge, C. Larson. ALPHA ZETA FRATERNITY Wixbef to Congmtzzlute our Gnzrizmting Brotlaerx Willard Hern Lawrence Dawson Ronald Bu rstrom Robert Brink Bruce Bradford Frank Brink Roy Christy Pat Davis David Hough Paul Romer Joseph Swearingen Charles Trowbridge Gordon Wahlgren -Ili-ll Roger Anderson Richard Fischer Courtland Kelsey Robert Lange Leslie Moore Gordon Puls Donald Seigel Allen Stronigan Donald Rhoda Ralph Taylor Joseph Venus 109 Bruce Gunton Charles Miller David Lange Floyd Overbeck Peter Bradford Peter Dawson Kenneth Eggleston David Franson Jeff Gardiner James Gruel Charles Larson James Larson Ronald Lind John Ratzel Jerry Miller Kevin Schnell Lee Yates Congratulations To Oar Graduating Senzors Mike Harrison Lucius Bugbee Jim Ellison Dave Tranello SIGMA GAMMA PHI FRATERNITY Seated: R. Saxton, J. Ford, M. Harrison, S. Dankavich, D. Gross. Standmg E McGill B Anderson, J. Ellison, J. Widegren, T. MacTavish, L. Bugbee. Hail fellows well met d A finer bunch is har l'm for you and you're for me. 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