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

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STOW LAK EWOOD CELORON W BEMUS POINT nz JAMEsTowN 1959 CE TRALIA Twelfth Edition by Students of Southwestern Central School School District of Busti, Celoron, Lakewood, ond West Ellicott Foreword From the windows of Southwestern Central High School one can see beautiful Chautauqua Lake and the many boats that skim across its blue expanse. With this in mind, the staff of the I959 Centralion have chosen SAIL- ING TO SUCCESS THROUGH SOUTHWESTERN as the theme of this book. As you read the pages of this logbook of your' 58-59 year at Southwestern, we hope that you will recall memories of your classes, of your extracurrricular activities, of the many valuable friendships you have made. If you have ac- quired a store of practical knowledge, if you have gained something in leadership, if you have learned a sense of fair play, you have begun a successful voyage. When you look out at the boats on the lake, compare them to yourself. The boat that is skimming along with sails set to the wind may be compared to the student that sails through school very easily. The boat that is strug- gling against the wind trying to reach port may be compared to the student who Struggles hard to obtain his education. Chart your course with boat well-manned, with sails set high, with a definite destination in sight, so the latter part of your journey may be on a calm sea fanned by gentle zephyrs. We hope, as you read the pages of this logbook, you will feel that you have had a rewarding experience in charting your course through South- WeSfel'I'I. ' 2 S 5 S S 5 5 k Ns 5 Q .ff 2. g Q Ks 5 K. . Q sw R SX QQ? S 'Rail QX xg ,L Xe SEV i 5 f ii: 5 E S Q X X SQ S sig lx? .1 X J 2, 1 . ,:-A r.-rx -,::,:. , X - A- ww ,XA X M -A AQS. .wig Ifi walxg k X- Q 5 xiggxjg ix ' X si? 15 wxgxww To The Land Of Leisure ment. 'l'OWl'l. MRS. BERNICE WILLIAMS Teacher of English and Latin Leaving the teaching field after forty-five years of service is Miss Alice Jones. She has been a member of the Southwestern and Celoron facul- ty since l943, in which time everyone has come to know and admire her. Miss Jones attended two universities in pre- paring to enter the teaching profession. She re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree from Syra- cuse University, and her Master of Arts from Columbia University. Before she came to the Southwestern district, she taught at several different schools, Ellion High School, Saratoga, Ithaca High School, rural school at Minerva, Ludloville, and Stoney Creek. Biology, Junior High School math and science as well as High School math have been taught by Miss Jones. She is very active in many organizations. Miss Jones is a member of the First Baptist Church of Jamestown where she belongs to the Service Class and the Women's Society. Some of the other organizations she belongs to are the King's Daugh- ters, College Club, Association of Math Teachers of New York State, and the Senior Citizens of America. We sincerely hope Miss Jones will always remember Southwestern with fondness as every- one who has ever known Miss Jones will always remember her and the wonderful work she has done in teaching us. Southwestern is losing one of her most re spected teachers this year. Mrs. Williams, who has been teachi-ng for thirty-two years, is retiring this year. She plans to travel during her retire Mrs. Williams, who many will remember as Mrs. Hotch, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Allegheny College. She has taught English and Latin in several schools, East Mill Creek High School, Gridley High School, and Central High School, all in Erie, and summer school in Jamestown, New York. Mrs Mrs. Williams came to the Southwestern District in September of l927. Mrs. Williams has been very active in various clubs and -organizations. The Eastern Star and Women's College Club of Erie are among those to which she has belonged. ln l950, she was awarded a life membership in the Celoron P.T.A. Mrs Williams attends the First Baptist Church of James We are sorry to see Mrs. Williams leave, but we are hoping that she will enjoy her retirement Everyone, we are sure, will always remember and be proud to say that they were taught by Mrs Williams. MISS ALICE JONES Teacher of Junior High Mathematics MISS FLOY PARKER Former Librarian The Faculty and students of S.W.C.S. join in paying tribute to Miss Floy Parker of Cas- sadaga, New York who retired from active service in our school last June. Miss Parker has given more than half a century of untir- ing service to the schools of this state. We hope in this small way to show our ap- preciation for her helpful and untiring assistance and friend- ship to us while she was in our midst. Miss Parker is a graduate of Fredonia Normal School. She has a B.S. degree from Buffalo State Teachers College and a B.S. degree in Library Science from Genesee State Teachers College. Some of her year's service include rural schools, Stockton, Silver Creek and Dunkirk. She came to us in l935 and taught in Glidden School. Later she taught upper grades in Celoron. In l94O she became grade librarian in the Celoron school and later transferred to the high school. She also served as librarian in the newly organized Central High School. Miss Parker is admired by students and teachers for her individualism, her sincerity and her great desire to induce us to read, understand and appreciate good literature. Her first love was poetry and she seemed always to know lust what poem was needed to fit any occasion which might arise. For these things, we wish to extend our many thanks and to wish her happiness in her well earned years of retirement. To all my friends: Before I say good-bye, I wish to tell how much I have enjoyed this year I spent here and how grateful I am to all of you. I wish to thank my family, the Hendlers, with whom I have been very happy, the American Field Service, that made my stay here possible, all my teachers who have been so kind, and all of you at South- western, that have been friendly with me. Even if I did not have a chance to know all of you very well, I will never forget all the smiling people who said Hi to me on the first day of school, making me feel really at home. I'II always remember the wonderful time I had living in Lakewood and going to school at Southwestern. The schools in Brazil are quite different from the American ones, we go for five hours a day and take ten to twelve subjects a year, though we have each of them just two or three times a week. We have very few extra- curricular activities and sports at school. I really enjoyed participating in different clubs in this school, playing the role of a witch in our senior play, Macbeth, and going to the games. I don't think, like some people do, that school work is easy here and that the American stu- dents don't work hard. The American system of education is a wonderful one, you should be proud of it and always do your best to improve it. We never get to really know people until we live with them, do the same things as they do, and learn about their customs and traditions. That is what makes the American Field Service exchange program so great and so important. Now I feel that I know the United States quite well, and I think it is a wonderful country. As you know, I come from Brazil, a large, beautiful, sunny country in South America. Rio Am bassadors-To An ANGELA BRASIL American Field Service Exchange stu- dent from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1958-1959 de Janeiro, where my home is, is supposed to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world, with its hills on the edge of the Guanabara Bay, the modern buildi-ngs and parks, the palm trees and tropical flowers. I hope that some day you can come there to see me, and like my country as much as I like the United States. If you don't come, I would love to receive a letter from each of you, so l'II leave my ad- dress: Visconde de Piraja 571, Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro. GORDON PULS American Field Service Americans Abroad from our school to Mett- mann, Germany, Summer, 1958. Once again, thank you very much and good- bye, or as we say in Portuguese: Adeus. Angela Brasil In the spring of 1958, I was very fortunate to be chosen to rep- resent Southwestern in the American Field Service exchange stu- dent program. I spent a wonderful and richly rewarding summer with a host famiIy in Germa-ny. My famiIy consisted of my father Ernst Julius, my mother Elizabeth Julius, and my two brothers Rolf and Arnd. They were as fine a family as one could possibly find anywhere, and they took me many places, all very beautiful, some historical. During my stay with the Juliuses, I traveled through Switzerland, to the magnificent WorId's Fair at Brussels, Belgium, and to many parts of Germany, like the beautiful Black Forest, and the Rhi-ne River with its majestic cliff top castles. My knowledge and understanding broadened with every trip I took and every friend I made. That is what makes the AFS program so extremely worthwhile-the understanding gained by all the people it touches. I shall always be grateful to the American Field Service and its many volunteer helpers the world over that made this experience possible for me and many others. . , y , From Our chool MY TRIP Around the World in Eighty Days seemed so impossible when Jules Verne wrote the book by that name. Today a tenth of that time would not be required. We left Buffalo around I p.m. a-nd were scheduled to reach Los Angeles at 7:45 p.m. Pacific Time on The American Air Lines. The plane was heading into a strong wind and be- fore we reached Chicago our pilot announced that we would probably be hours late. On the Pan-American Air Lines we took off from Los Angeles on July first around 9 p.m., refuelled at Hawaii and Wake Island, crossed the Inter- national Date Line and arrived in Tokyo, Japan, July 3rd. Note that twenty-four hours were dropped from flying time going westward across that date line. We stopped for five hours in Hong Kong, China and for parts of three days or more in Bangkok, Thailand, Rangoon and Moul Meink, in Burma, and reached Calcutta, India on July I lth in the early evening. These dry statistics omit the exciting sight seeing! Mt. Fujiyama, The River Quay, the huge Sleeping Buddah were outstanding experiences along with many less noted sights. The Taj Mahal at Agra was omitted this time because I had seen it on a previous trip. Ma-ny of the trips around India were made by plane. The Indian Air Lines already use jet-propelled engines on many of their planes. The three-day trip to Darjeeling was made in less than twelve hours. Delhi has many more buildings - beautiful ones-than on that previous visit, twenty-six years ago. Railroad stations and service are greatly improved. Schools have increased in number and improved in equipment. Bicycles and motor vehicles have increased the traffic hazards that formerly were caused mainly by flocks of sheep and herds of cattle or goats. Even the temperature was higher. One newspaper claimed that the weather was the hottest on re- cord. Another was content to claim the hottest in fifty years. For three months the average temperature reported by the newspaper ranged, with few exceptions, between 950 and lO5o On our boat from Bombay to Naples the passenger list was largely Indian. Students, some married, and many bringing whole families were seeking to better their conditions in a foreign land. The trip through Europe was fascinating. In Italy the Cardinals of the World were as- sembling for the Conclave that elected Pope John XXIII. The Sistine chapel and other ad- joining areas were blocked off to visitors because the voting took place in that portion of the Who Traveled Around the World from July to December 1958 Vatican. ln spite of some cold fall weather we had a warm enough period to eat our Sunday dinner i-n Venice on the sidewalk in front of our hotel. The gondola rides on the Canals, a visit to Venetian Glass Factory, and adventure across the Bridge of Sighs were prized experiences. Switzerland weather hid the mountain snows of Zurich and the Jungfrau the day we adventured up that mountain from Interlaken but we had sun in Luzerne for an experience that was one of the highest of the high spots - a view of the Lion of Luzerne. The League of Nations Building in Geneva reminded us of the United Nations Building in New York City on a far smaller scale. Paris was all we anticipated both shopping and sight-seeing. At the Louvre we enjoyed originals in Sculpture and Painting and other works of art of which we had heard and studied all our lives. Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace, visits to the Parliament Buildings, Westminster Abbey and a session of the House of Commons were thrilling, indeed. So also were Win'dsor Castle and Stratford-on-Avon. Four days from Le Harve to New York City on The United States, the fastest boat afloat brought us back to our own country in time for Thanksgiving. Truly we gave thanks with especial fervor for the many many incidents that made this a truly wonderful trip. J, f sl 1 i 71 si' I we N I 71? KKKKKKK M x g fi!! if S if i fi ,MK K KKm'Mf KKKKK' ,ff X55 N ff? if K 'N-N555 L , Q KKX 1, 4 abs-1.1-1 gk X f Y K' Q i X F J? S , if E Y g Q f , 5 J Q m X ns' L2 L. i K A f 55 ,mf ,5 bf ' .1 :K 53. 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CALVIN I-IANSON WATSON KISTLER Sr. High School English Sr. High School English, Sr. High School English. and Social Studies. B.A. B.S. Hunter College A.B. Westminister Col- and M.A. Syracuse Uni- Iege versity MRS. BERNICE WILLIAMS English Department Head, English and Latin. A.B. Allegheny College English The study of English is essential to every student, as it is fundamental to all other subjects. The primary aim of the English Department is to teach students to read with fluency. Literature is also studied, so that the student will become acquainted with some of the best authors of the past and present. A student may learn many valuable lessons and receive much inspiration for better living from the world of books. MISS PAULINE COOK English and French. B.A. Houghton College fs MISS LUCILLE EUGENE ERB MRS. MARJORIE TURNER Junior High school Eng- DEWNK Junior High School Eng- lish. B.S. Buffalo State Junior High School Eng- lish B.A. Mercyhurst Teachers College lish. Fredonia Normal College H School ROBERT PASCIULLO High School English. B.A. University of Verr-nontg M.A, Alba n y State Teachers College MILTON HARP Mathematics Department Head, Senior Mathema- tics. B.S. Allegheny Col- lege MRS. DOROTHY CONNELY Retired District Superin- tendent, First Term Jun ior High School Mathe- matics MISS ALICE JONES Junior High School Math- ematics. B.S. Syracuse University, M.A. Colum- bia University DAVID STARK Junior High School So- cial Studies and Mathe- matics. B.S. Albany State Teachers College MRS. MILDRED BURK Junior High School Math- ematics. B.S. Fredonia State Teachers College MRS. MYRTLE DENNISON Junior High Mathematics. Junior High Department Head. M. Ed. St. Bon- aventure University Mathematics Constantly increasing in significance in this the space age, is mathematics. Now, more than ever, engineers and scientists are needed to cope with the tremendous problems before us. At math are offered including two Years of algebra, one and a half of geometry and a half year of trigonometry. In addition, business arithmetic is also offered by the commercial department. Mr. Stark introduces the Pythagorean formula to his plane geometry class. HENRY BUTLER High School Mathemat ics and Science. B.S. East Stroudsberg Teach ers College JOSEPH RUSHIN H e a I t h and Science Health and Physical Edu- cation Department Head. B.S. East Stroudsberg State Teachers Collegeg M.S. University of Penn- sylvania 1 EDWARD SMITH HENRY WEISS Science. B.S. Ithaca Col- Sc i e nce Department legeg M. Ed. University Head, Science. M.S. St. of Buffalo Bonaventure University cience A varied program of science is offered in our school. General Science is required for all junior high school students. Earth science is a new course given to the ninth grade honor students this year. In the higher grades students may elect to study biology, physics, and chemistry. Science may be chosen for a student's major. General Science students enjoy one of Mr. Weiss's gimmicks where it appears that water is flowing from the air. MRS. NELLIE LUCAS Junior High School Sci- ence. B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College - .g,tz ANTHONY SCARRY Mathematics and Sci- ence. M.S. Cortland State Teachers College MRS. FRANCES CHASE B u s i n e s s Department Head. B.S. and M.S. Al- bany State Teachers Col- lege l MRS. MAGDALYN KING MRS. PHYLLIS Business. B.S. D'Youville YOUNG College, NLS, Syracuse Business. B.A. Michigan University State University L i EUGENE E. MUNSON Guidance Director. B.S. Edinboro State Teachers College uidance Aiding the planning of each and every student's career is the guidance department. Combined results of aptitude and ability tests, personal preference, chances for higher education, and availability of jobs are sought by our counselors in guiding stu- dents to a career. Some students choose to enter the business or home economics departments where courses in general office practices and tech- niques of home care are taught to prepare students for the careers they have chosen. MISS PAULINE LOPUS Citizenship Education and Guidance, Counsel- lor. B.S. Fredonia State Teachers College MRS. ADELINE JONES MRS. RUTH RHODES Homemaking. B.S. Syra- Homemaking. B.S. Cor- cuse University nel' Un'Ve 5'tY 14 SALVATORE JAN KLIPPERT BRYON WINDOFT CALAMUNG' Senior High School cm- Senior High School cm- Junior High School Citi- zenship Education. B.A. zenship Education. B.S. zenship Education. B.S. University of Rochester Edinboro State Teachers Canisius College College SAMUEL RESTIVO Senior High School Citi- zenship Education, Social S t u d i e s Department Head. B.S. Grove City Collegeg M. of Ed. Uni- versity of Buffalo EL Citizenship Education In addition to retaining historical facts of significance, the department is also concerned with developing a thinking process that will help the student comprehend the social, political, and economic issues that have occurred. Within the school curriculum, New York State History, ele- mentary economics and geography, World History, American History, and Sociology are offered. Friday, a day for individual work on projects of map making, research topics and any other problem which has come up in American History class. Mr. Restivo is the teacher in charge of this honor group. s r I5 GORDON DOMINEY Senior High Citizenship Education. B.S. Hillsdale College Gu MRS. ALBERTA ULMER Junior High School Citi- zenship Education. B.S. Buffalo State Teachers College MRS. DORIS LEVIN Librarian. B.S. Albany State Teachers College MRS. DOROTHY MC KAY Nurse and Attendance Officer. R.N. Jamestown General Hospital MRS. ETHEL REEVES Dental Hygienist. D.H Rochester Dental Dispen- sary 1 ROY SMITH Driver Training. B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers College Physical Fitness Our Physical Education Department, nurse and dental hy- gienist work together to help the students maintain sound bodies and good health. Through physical education the students develop their bodies by participating in many different sports, and by using the apparatus in our well-equipped gymnasium. Our library is a busy hub of the school, where there is a vast supply of reference materials and good books for leisure reading. JOSEPH RUS-HIN Health and Physical Ed- u c a t i o n Department Head. B.S. East Strouds- burg State Teachers Col- lege MISS BETTY JO MC MILLEN Health and Physical Ed- ucation. B.S. East Stroudsberg State Teach- ers College CLARENCE OLSON Physical Education. B.S. Brockport State Teachers College RICHARD SHEVALIER Health and Physical Ed- ucation. B.S. Cortland State Teachers College: M.A. Columbia Univer- sity PATRICK FEDERICO RICHARD SMITH Industrial Arts. B.S. Buff- Industrial Arts. B.S. Os- alo State Teachers Col- wego State Teachers Col- lege lege JACK ROSE Industrial Arts Depart- ment Head. Oswego Nor- mal School Enrichment Our scholastic program includes Music, Art, and Industrial Arts for those who like to develop their talents along these lines. The hours spent working on these subjects are both relaxing to our minds and beneficial to the student body. After our high school doysg these enrichment subjects will play a part in ou'r lives and will help to make us more useful citizens. l DAVID JONES Art Department Head. B.A. Edinboro State Teachers College MRS. GERTRUDE RICHARD CORBIN COOK Vocal Music. B.S. Fre- Junior High School Art. donia State Teachers Col- Fredonia Normal School lege 'I7 EDWARD TURNER Instrumental Music and Music Department Head. B.S. Fredonia State Teachers Collegep M.A. New York University CUSTODIANS Top: Mr. Marsh, Mr. Popovich, Mr, LaGrega, Mr. Levine. Lower: Mrs. Copeland, M Mr. Mitchell. r. LaMarca, Mr. Morley, Helmsmen Deck Hands BUS DRIVERS First Row: C. Slagle, W. Vincent. Second Row: B. Young, E. Deiffenboch, T. McCann, L. Barton, E. Anderson. Third Row: R. Sweeney, P. Evinczik, D. Lyons, R. Davidson, R. Garfield. Fourth Row: H. Davidson, F, Johnson, R. McKoon, R. Lattimore, P, Seastedt. Not Present: M. Evinczik, head bus driver and mechanic. 'I8 eomen And Galley Cooks H' SECRETARIES-Mrs. Carlson, Mrs, Swonson, Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs. Miller. 'F -Q . Q e ' ' 1 , . Wx. . Q s . s is ws sa:-Q .. .N Q. . i' sin 'J' 1 s--. rrrr M .. s , . . - ..L- . we - S ' x A' 2? . s'ss . A 3 ' i s . We ::,:. , ,,,'. .V Q... . U Q ...NM -- 5 - 5 A . .L f 'S Mak E I l is 11 ' I ,.., M X .. A A ,s ' .. 3 : H s' . . X CAFETERIA WORKERS-First Row: Mrs. Abrahomson, Mrs. Lundberg, Mrs. Ahlgren, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Wheelock, Mrs. Mattson. Second Row: Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Moc- Tovish, Mrs. Jonson. 'I9 enior Log September, 1958, meant only one thing we were Seniors at last! At our first class meeting we chose the class members who were to guide our ship through its most important year. Don Rhoda was elected captain, Gordon Puls as vice-president, Mary Loomis as keeper of the ship's records and James Spencer was in charge of finances. With our able leaders we set sail to make the class of 1959 a success. Our first undertaking was a chicken bar- becue in the fall along with taking care of the concession stand at Packard Field, a job alloted to the graduating class each year. This was a big responsibility, but with the support of the entire class, we were able to begin our voyage with smooth sailing. The Senior Class put on a Shakespearean air this year when Macbeth was considered for production as our class play. Macbeth was put on November 21, a-n event Seniors will long remember. Staging was patterned after the presentations of Shakespeare in the Globe Theatre. Historical value and excellant acting made Macbeth an especially en- joyable and impressive production for all who were fortunate enough to witness our produc- tion. Sale of pennants was also a special Sen- ior Class project during the football and bas- ketball seasons. The red and blue banners with Southwestern printed on them helped to boost school spirit and add to the Seniors' treasury. Along with the sale of banners, we also sold football and basketball programs with a record of the players printed inside. Many hands were required to make our pro- jects profitable. After the home basketball game with Jamestow-n, a dance was sponsored by the members of the class of 1959. Everyone en- joyed themselves and added to making our undertaking a big success. January Exams brought us to the full realization that our wonderful Senior year was half over. How time flies! On February 28, our school gym was turned into a magical night on the Mississippi as the Seniors gave their annual prom in honor of the Junior Class. Many hours of labor and many Doeskin Tis- sues went into the making of a gigantic Showboat float which, along with the music of Gail Graham, gave the evening the true splendor of the 19th century showboat era. Finally came June,' our most difficult month. Along with studying for exams and regents, we took time out for the Senior prom, Senior picnic, Class Night, and finally gradua- tion. Graduation meant the end of our high school years, but we shall never forget the days we spent together as 'a class. Our four years at Southwestern and the class of 1959 have become a part of the past, and now to all these memories we wave a sad good-bye Bon voyage! Bah 'fl ' MARILYN P. ACQUISTO Marilyn Science DAVID L. ANDERSON nDGven BEVERLY JEAN ANDERSON ev Math, Business -,I Shop ROGER ERNEST ANDERSON HROQH Math Science b55'2Q2i SUSAN CHRISTINE ANDERSON Susie Moth, Science PATRICIA D. ARTERS Patti Shorthand I- H ii a... VM., W.. .,-,.....m.- ff,-fn.: .M .- .,..,-:wa-og L... i 4 . .1 A .nnu-v.a-gzqtff ,Q-1.n-rv o .wu A.. n-Manu,-.p-4,-.-.amu-u.vv.n...W.-.wo X .K 1, , Q wg- 1959 L ,. Nxsmw ANNE LIGHTN ER Anne Business MARY ELAINE LOOMIS llMarll Moth SALLY LOU MANHART Moth REBECCA S MAZZONE Becky Home Ec. ss JAN ETTE EMMA NORDLAND an Shorthand FANCHON SUE OLSON Fonchon Business ,,1 Qjif Agfa M e i c c DONALD E. RHODA ,,DOn,, Moth, Science JOHN RICHARD nskipu Moth, Science DENIS HOWE RUSHWORTH Denny Moth, Science SANDRA LEE SAMES Hsondyu Business, Home Ec. sci: JEAN P. SAMPSON Jeannie Moth CARLA M. SANDBERG Carlo Science JY i..-3.1iEii:fF'T- , ,- new iii ESL: .1 ,,. , -X .if fi: i .1-1 f1.:i-.- . if ,s fi-I 1 I l I is PHILIP GEORGE SCHNEIDER Snide Math, Science DONALD E. SIEGEL usiegu Moth, Science ANNA LOUISE SH ELLBERG Ann Science 3 1.15 'sg -. 1 Egg--Q -I SUSAN JEAN SIMMONS Susie Science I 2 I i ROB ERTA NANCY SIMPSON Roberto Moth, Science E JAN ET MARIE SHOTTS ,,Jan,, Shorthand E l ,,:--gigizgm . .,z-.fiv-:Q .- . iiizisiwifgiiz izigm- ' -wa-Lie:-sg. 255 bffwfiffg- M ., . ,W sw, ,. .... .,i. I ,BMW-5 . .. A 5 -f-Q - -- f -- - - 1 w.1s'W,- QS, s ff-'fi':5'5S-'fS'?12'fi'1s':fQvl5fk1a:3 Fc? 42 I K eniors GRETA MAUREEN SMITH Greta Science JUDITH ANN SPARLING ,,Judy,, Art, Business JAMES EDWARD im SPENCER Math Science CARQL PHYLLIS STARR Carol Moth, Science KAREN JEANNE STENANDER Karen Science ALLEN DAVID STRANIGAN 'Steiny Moth, Science nv-ngvfww .,.q,..r. Qu- 3 3, i 3 ' W , ' 1 I ,V 1 S1 5 :..: I an ' Ni? 4 I Q. 'un 95 i Y J 1 1 5? ' H -K E ,Amos--V.. ,..,a.-nun.-asm-M-wsu-.nun-1 DIANE LOUISE WAHLBERG Diane Science PEGGY J. WEBB e Shorthand MARGARET ANN WELLS e Shorthand - Home Ec. THOMAS FRANK WESCOTT Tom Math - Science JANET DARLENE WHITE II-,onli Shorthand - Home Ec. JAMES C. BAKER Batcher Math - Science .,.. - --1:-:15.' 5- MARILYN J. CUSIMANO ,,Mar,, Science STEPHEN DANKOVICH IIPXCII Industrial Arts ROY RICHARD FISCHER Fish Business DOROTHY GARFIELD Dottie Business JOAN GRODEVANT J oani Science JAMES BELMONT JOHNSON IIJ imll Moth - Science eniors MALCOLM MACDONALD IIMGIII Busaness BEVERLY PATTI Home Ec. JUDITH SCHNELL HJ udyn Shorthand LEILANI SIKES Lani ' Business wws wap GLORIA WEAVER Gloria Business RUSSELL ZIMMER IIRUSSII Art MARILYN DANIELSON--Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, President F CLASS OFFICERS-Seated: Gordon Puls, Vice-President, Mary Loomis, Secretary. Standing: Donald Rhoda, Presi- dent, James Spencer, Treasurer. MARILYN ACQUISTO-Assembly Committee, Senior Class Dinner, Ticket Committee, Sayonara, Commence- ment Usher, Pep Club, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Chorus 4. BEVERLY ANDERSON--Chairman of Sports Program 4, Chairman of Poster Committee for Play 3, Class Dinner 4, Costume Committee for Macbeth , Senior Concession Stand, Decoration Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society, S Club Letter, Typing Award, S Club Inner Council 4, S Club l, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of Future Teachers 3, Assistant Editor of Newspaper Club, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, The Land of the Dragon, The Birds and the Boys, Ram- shackle Inn. DAVID ANDERSON - Class Dinner 3, Stage Crew 2, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4. ROGER ANDERSON-Prom Committee 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Band I, 2, Macbeth. SUSAN ANDERSON -Senior Concession Stand, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Band I, 2, Play Ticket Committee 3, 4, Usher for Class Night 3, PATRICIA ARTERS-Baton Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer of Baton Club 3, 4, Decorations Committee 3, Ticket Committee for Dinner I, 2, Class Dinner Committee 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter 2, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Newspaper Staff 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses I. 2. ail JAMES BAKER-Prom Decoration Committee 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Projection I, Library I, 2, 3, Assistant Newspaper Editor 2, Track 2, 3, Football 3, Bas- ketball 4, Junior Class Play 3, Dramatic Club 3. CYNTHIA BRAMSTONG-Chairman of Ticket Committee for Prom 3, Ticket Committee for Macbeth 4, Usher for Class Play 3, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter 2, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Newspaper Staff, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, 2, Future Nurses 3, Dramatic Club 2. ANGELA BRASIL-Class Dinner Committee 4, Senior Concession Stand, Debate Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Mac- beth, Future Teachers 4, Math Club 4. DAVID BROWNE-Senior Concession Stand, Football. SHERRY DAWN CARLSON--Future Teachers Secretary 2, Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Typing Award 3, S Club Letter 2, Gym Club Emblem 2, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Decoration Committee 4. CATHY COONEY- Prom Decoration Committtee 4, Homeroom President, Make-Up Club 3, Gym Club I, 2, 3, S Club I, 2, Cheerleader I, Dramatic Club 3, Make Up Committee For Ramshackle Inn 3. PHYLLIS CRAMER-Band Star and Letter 2, 3, Typing Letter 3, S Club I,2, Intramurals 2, Band I, 2, 3. Student Council 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, S Club Blazer and 2 letters 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus I, Future Nurses 2, Dramatic Club 2, Love ls Too Much Trouble, The Greener Grass, The Birds and the Boys, Mac- beth. BLANCHE DEAN-Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2' Librarian of Senior Band. PATRICIA ECKLUND-Class Secretary I, Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Dramatic Club 2, Chorus I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club Letter and Emblem I, 2, S Club Jacket and Letter 2, 3, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Shorthand Awards, Typing Award 3. In tfgt is Q .3 we.- .1 ern-.W f -.4 href- 7- Wi Into The Wind fe NANCY EGGELSTON-Homeroom Treasurer I, Masque- raders Treasurer, Costume Committee for Macbeth, Pro- gram Committee for Ramshackle Inn, Usher for Love Is Too Much Trouble, Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, Senior Con- cession Stand, U.N. Model Assembly 3, Thespian 3, 4, Typing and Shorthand Awards 2, 3, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 4, Pep Club 4, Masqueraders 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Decora- tion Committee 4, The Birds and the Boys 3, The Greener Grass 2, Dramatic Club Treasurer 3. KAREN ELD-Chairman of Class Dinner Ticket Com- mittee 3, Chairman of Assembly Committee 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Class Dinner 2, 3, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chorus Vice-President 2, Chorus Star and Letter 2, 3, Band Letter, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter, Courtesy Award 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Class Night, Girls' Glee Club, Brigadoon. JUNE ELIASSON-President of Dramatic Club 4, Secre- tary of Dramatic Club 3, Vice-President of Future Nurses 4, Pom-Pom Committee 4, Ticket Committee and Usher for Macbeth, Senior Prom Committee 3, Senior Con- cession Stand, Thespians 4, Typing Award 2. DIANE ELMEER-Treasurer of Dramatic Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Dinner Committee 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Thespians 3, 4, Stage Craft Club 2, 3, S Club I, 2, 3, S Club Inner Council 2, 3, Intramurals, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, Birds and the Boys, Cricket, Ramshackle lnn, Seeing's Believing. DURWOOD ENGWALL-Band I, 2, 3, Band Award 2, Basketball, Track: Intramurals. PAUL ESTUS CHARLES FALK- Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Stage Crew 4, Science Club 3. BARBARA FOOTE-Class Secretary I, Class Dinner 3, 4, Student Council Secretary I, Prom Committee 3, S Club 2, 3, Newspaper Club I, Dramatic Club 2, 3, KAREN FURLOW-Class Dinner Committee, Stage Club, Typing Award, First Aid Certificate, Intramurals. .IUDITH GARDINER-Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Club I, 7, 3, 4, Typing Award 3, S Club Award 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Oklohoma. DANNY GIRTS-Play Committee 3, Chess Club 3, ,Sci- ence Club 2. BONNIE GORANSON -Class Dinner Committee I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter 2, Stage Crafts I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Costumes Committee for Macbeth, Program Committee for The Birds and the Boys, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Student Director of Ramshackle lnn, Make-up Committee for Love is too Much TroubIe. ALEX GRAHAM-Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Junior Rotarian 3, Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Macbeth. GARY GUSTAFSON- Intramurals, Class Dinner Commit- tees, Macbeth. DANIEL HAGBERG-Homeroom Treasurer 4, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Class Dinner Committee 4, Decoration for Prom 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HANS-Class Secretary 3, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Program Chairman for Land of the Dragon, Class Dinner Committee 3, 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society, Typing Award 3, Debate Club 3, S Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Macbeth, lt Always Works, Program Committees for Ramshackle lnn and The Birds and The Boys. fi 'S 2 V313 gg R02 ADVISORS, Seated: Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kistler. Standing: Mr Harp, Mrs. Young, Mr. Fedrico. Jolly ailors- HOMECOMING PLANNING COMMITTEE. Seated: S. Carlson, M. Acquista, L. Piazza. Standing: P. Estus, Mr. Restivo. .IO ANN HANSON-School News Reporter 3, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society, Shorthand Awards 2, 3, Typing Awards I, 2, 3, Stage Craft 2, Newspaper Award, Intramurals I ,2, S Club I, 2, S Club Letter 2. POLLY HODGES-Co-Chairman of Make-up Committee for Land of the Dragon, Macbeth, The Birds and The Boys, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus, Seeing is Believing. CAROLYN JACKSON-Nurses Assistant I, 2, Library Assistant I, S Club 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Chorus I, Future Teachers I, 2 ,3. CLARICE JOHNSON -Chess Club 3, Typing Award 2. RICHARD JOHNSON-Leaders Corps 3, 4, Intramurals, Basketball Team I, 2, Chess Club 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Writer 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, Dramatic Club 2. SANDRA JOHNSON-Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Concession Stand, Student Council 4, All-State Orchestra I, 2, 3, School News Reporter 3, All-Activity Award 3, National Honor Society, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 4, Math Club 4, Debate Club 3, Pep Club 3, Year- book 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, OkIahoma 3, Orchestra I, 2, Chorus I, 3. LINDA KING-Class Dinner 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Future Nurses I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Treas- urer 4, Girls' Glee Club I, Band I, 2, 4, The Birds and The Boys, Dramatic Club 3. BETTY KLAWON-Assembly Representative 2, 3, Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, Class Dance 2, Senior Concession Stand 4, Triple Trio, Chorus Star and Letter, S Club I, 2, Science Club 3, Chess Club 3, Intramurals 2, Macbeth, The Birds and The Boys, OkIahoma, Brigadoon, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, 2, Dramatic Club 2. HOWARD LA LONDE-Class Dinner 4, Stage Club 4, Science Club 3, Chess Club 2, 3, Intramurals. BRENDA LAUDERDALE-Ticket Committees for Mac- beth, Decoration Committee for Prom 3, Typing Awards 2, 3, Shorthand Award 3, Pep Club 4, Stagecraft 3, Make- up Club 2, Newspaper Staff 2, S Club I, 2, Usher for Play 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. DARYL LEVINE-Class Dinner 4, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter 3, Intramural Championship Award 2, Debate Club 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club, Chorus I, 2, 3, Oklahoma, Macbeth. ANNE LIGHTNER--Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Commencement 3, Typing Award 3, Girls S Club, Secretary of Chess Club 3, Trojan Chronical 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers I, 2, 3, Secretary of Dramatic Club 3, 4, The Birds and The Boys, The Tree, Usher for Ramshackle lnn. MARY LOOMIS-Class Secretary 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Concession Stand 4, Class Dinner 3, 4, Usher for Class Night 3, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Letter 3, Debate Club 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Costumes Committee for Macbeth. SALLY MANHART-Concession Stand 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Baton Club I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Macbeth, Oklahoma, Briga- doon, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, All-State Orchestra 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. REBECCA MAZZONE-Chorus I, 2, 3, Okahoma, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, Cheerleading I, Class Dinners I, 2, Chorus Letter, Award in Typing, Usher for Love is Tao Much Trouble, Make-up Club I, 2. JANETTE NORDLAND-Concession Stand 4, Chairman of Program and Ticket Committees for Macbeth, Usher for Macbeth, Shorthand Awards 2, 3, Typing Awards I, 3, S Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Properties Committee for Land of the Dra- gon, Ramshackle lnn, and Love is Too Much TroubIe. QQ- if S 'ss- s.. L 7 QS FANCHON OLSON -Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Usher for Commence- ment 3, Farmers' Formal I, 2, S Club Letter and Blazer, Pep Cub 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, The Land of the Dra- gon, Ramshackle lnn, The Birds and The Boys, Love is Too Much Trouble, Varsity Chorus 4, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. ROCHELLE OLSON-Latin Club I, Secretary 2, Class Party 2, Beta Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Class Dinner 4, Debate Club 4, Concession Stand, Dramatic Club, Day With Nelson Junior, Macbeth Student Director 4. LENORE PIAZZA- Usher for Macbeth 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Junior Play Committee 3, Senior Concession Stand 4, S Club Letter, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Chorus Award 2, 3, S Club Inner Council 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Usher for Riddle Me Riches, 2, Oklahoma 3, Brigadoon 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 2, Girls' Glee Club I, Dramatic Club I, 2, 3. ROBERTA PRYDE--Ticket Chairman for Macbeth 4, Usher for Commencement 3, Usher for Love is Too Much Trouble 2, Make-up Committee for The Birds and The Boys 3, Make-up Committee for Love is Too Much Trou- ble 2, Shorthand Award 2, 3, S Club Awards 2, 3, S Club Inner Council 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Club 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Seeing is Believing, Chorus I, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. GORDON PULS-Vice-President 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Director Macbeth, Football Man- ager I, 2, 3, 4, Play Committee 3, 4, Class Dinner Commit- tee 2, 3, 4, Junior Rotarian, Honor Society, Exchange Student, Summer of '58, All-Activities Award 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Basket- ball Manager 4, Basketball Intramurals, Centralian Staff 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Love is Too Much Trouble, The Greener Grass, Ramshackle Inn, The Birds and The Boys, Macbeth. ROSS RAMSEY - Intramurals, Basketball. MARCIA RASMUSSEN-Class Dinner Committee, Usher for Play 4, S Club Award 2, 3, Poster Contest 2nd Prize, Typing Award, Intramurals 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, Ticket Committee for Play 3, Student Council 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Baton Cub I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4. DONALD RHODA-Class President 4, Student Council 2, Boys' State 3, Optimist Junior Citizen l, S Club 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Macbeth, The Birds and The Boys. JOHN RICHARD--Chicken Barbeque 4, Junior Supper 3, Senior Prom 3, Sophomore Supper 2, Basketball Letter 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Gym Club 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Manager 3, 4, DENIS RUSHWORTH - Intramurals 4, Stage Crew 4, Science Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Assistant Varsity Foot- ball Manager 3, 4. '. ' - 'F 'Fr 4 ff,--use pinnaker SANDRA SAMES-Senior Prom Committee 3, Concession Stand 4, Commencement Usher 3, S Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew Club 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Chorus I, 2. JEAN SAMPSON-Class Secretary I, Fredonia Festival I, 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4, Band I, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Mac- beth Student Director 4, Oklahoma Student Director, Brigadoon 2, Allstate Chorus 2, 3, 4, Allstate Presi- dent 4. CARLA SANDBERG-Secretary 2, Ticket Committee for Chicken Barbecue, Halloween Carnival 4, Sophomore Smorgasbord 2, Freshman Smorgasbord I, Farmers Formal Dance 2, Palm Beach Letter 3, S Club Letter Emblem for Gym Club 2, Chorus Letter 2, Gym Club 2, 4, S Club I, 2, 4, S Club Inner Council 4, Girls Athletic Association 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, G..A.A. Powderpuff Football Game 3, G.A.A. Basketball Team 3, Macbeth 4, Brigadoon 2, Chorus I, 2, 4, Dramatic Club I, 2, 4. PHILIP SCHNEIDER-Chess Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, Band I, 2, Radio Club Play 2, Macbeth 4. DONALD SIEGEL-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Bond I, S Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Macbeth, Birds and The Boys, Brigadoon. ANNA SHELLBERG-Class Dinner Committee I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 4. t f SELLING IANNERS TO SWELL THE SENIOR TREASURY-B. Foote, C. Cooney. ll I 'I All's Well! Curious chemists cause chaos with zinc and sulfur. SUSAN SIMMONS-Class Dinner Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Concession Stand I, Prom Committee 3, Music Awards I, 2, 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, Future Nurses Presi- dent 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Macbeth 4. ROBERTA SIMPSON-Stage Club I, 2, Debate Club 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Chorus I, Future Teachers President 3, Future Teachers I, 2, 3. JANET SHOTTS-Chorus 4, Chorus Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council I, Usher for Baccalaureate 3, Concession Stand. GRETA SMITH - Prom Committee 3, 4, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Stage Craft Club I, 2, 3, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Playday 4, Usher for Macbeth 4, Dramatic Club 3. JUDY SPARLING-Vice-President Homeroom I, Dinner Committee 3, 4, Play Committee 3, 4, Co-Chairman Prom Decorations Committee 4, Variety Show, J. V. Cheerleaders Varsity Sub-Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Night Usher 3, S Club Letter 2, Chorus Award 2, 3, Gym Club Letter 2, Fredonia College Preview, Triple Trio, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Stage Craft Club I, 2, lntramurals 2, 3, 4, Love ls Too Much Trouble , Ramshackle lnn , Mac- beth , Brigadoon , Oklahoma . JAMES SPENCER-Treasurer 4, Class Dinner 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Prop Committee, Concession Stand, Junior Rotarian, Chess Club, Science Club, Centralian Staff. CAROL STARR-Dinner Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee, Concession Stand, Pep Club, Typing Award I, Honor Society 3, 4, D.A.R..Good Citizen Award, Debate Club, Math Club, Centralian Staff, Future Teachers I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, The Birds and The Boys . KAREN STENANDER - Class Dinners 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Concession Stand 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Music Letter I, 2, 3, 4, Typing Award, Band I, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Secretary. ALLEN STRANIGAN-Class President I, Assembly Rep- resentative 2, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council Treasurer 4, Dinner Committee I, 4, All Activity 3-, S Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, Chorus 2, 3, The Birds and The Boys , Macbeth , Brigadoon . NANCY TAYLOR - Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Football and Basketball Programs 4, Typing and Shorthand Awards 2, 3, Chorus Letter 3, Pep Club 2, lntramurals I, Chorus 3, 4, Oklahoma , Requiem . PATRICIA THOMPSON - Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Variety Show I, 2, Make-up Club 2, Gym Playday 2, 3, 4, Typing 2, 3, All Activities Award 3, Shorthand 2, Cheering Letter 4, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Gym Club 4, S Club, lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club I, Briga- doon , Oklahoma . SANDRA THOR - Vice-President of Class I, Class Din- ner I, 2, 4, Banner and Pom-Pom Committee 4, Class-Night Usher 3, Typing Award I, 3, Shorthand Award 3, Orchestra Award I, 2, 3, Courtesy Award I, All-Activity Award 2, Pep Cub 3, Business Manager of Newspaper Staff 2, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, S Club Inner Council 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Macbeth , Oklahoma , Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, Fredonia Music Festival I, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE THORP - All-Star Football Honorable Mention, S Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Football, Wrestling, and Track Teams I, 2, 3, 4, Macbeth . DOROTHY THORP - Math Club 4, Science Club 4, S Club I, lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA TREMAINE-Class Dinner I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4, Gym Club I, 2, S Club I, 3, 4, S Club Award 2, Cheerleading Award 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Club 2, lntramurals I, 2, 3, Macbeth , Brigadoon , Chorus 4, Dramatic Club I, 2. DIANE WAHLBERG - Post Card Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee, Dinner Committee 3, 4, Future Teachers, Dra- matic Club, Senior Prom Co-Chairman, The Birds and The Boys , Macbeth . Fi- -E Q 3 Rel' 7 et PEGGY WEBB - S Club I, Intramurals I, Chorus I, Fu- ture Teachers I, Gregg Letters, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Greener Grass , The Birds and The Boys , Macbeth MARGARET WELLS - Shorthand Award 3, Pep Club 4. THOMAS WESCOTT - Chess Club 3, 4, Science Club 3. JANET WHITE - Baton Club I, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, S Club 2, 3, 4, Majorette Letter, S Club Letter, Intra- murals 2, 4, Typing Award. MARILYN JEANNE CUSIMANO - Chairman of Ushers for Junior Play, Class Dinners 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Variety Show Act I, Dance Committee I, S Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Make-Up Club 2, Dramatic Club I, 2, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Usher for The Birds and The Boys , Usher for Junior Movie, Future Nurses 2, 3, 4. STEVEN DANKOVICH - Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I. ROY RICHARD FISCHER-Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, 3, All- Star Faculty Basketball Game 4. DOROTHY GARFIELD-Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JOAN GRODEVANT-Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Club Letter 3, S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3. JAMES JOHNSON - Class President 2, 3,-Chairman Prom Committee 3, Classs Dinner 2, Student Council I, Leaders Club 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, The Birds and The Boys , Chorus 2, 4, Dramatic Club 3. MALCOLM MACDONALD - S Club 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football I, Volley- ball 4, Orchestra 3, Chorus 3, 4. BEVERLY PATTI - Cheerleader I, S Club Dramatic Club I, 2, Pep Club 2, Intramurals I, 2, Girls' Chorus I. JUDITH SCHNELL - Class Dinner 2, Shorthand Awards 3, Typing Award 2, S Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LELANI SIKES GLORIA WEAVER - President of Baton Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Girls' S Club I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3. RUSSELL ZIMMER - Prom Committee 3, 4, Stage Craft 2, 3, 4, S Club 3, 4, Gym Club I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I. ff-A-wifi?-'I A ' ' . ' X gg . ' ' - all . X5 I kg- Q5 S IE' ' TYPICAL ACTIVITY PERIOD SCENE -- J. Hanson, A Brasil and J. Spencer working on the yearbook. TH COR TOB N AT SOUTH HOURS 9 - 12 PLEASE E CLASS OF NINE DIALLY INVITES E HELD ON THE TW INETEEN HUNDRE Prom Time TEEN HUN DRED FIFTY-NINE YOU TO ATTEND SHOW BOAT ENTY-E D PRESENT THIS IN WESTERN CENTRA IGHTH OF FEBRUARY FIFTY-NINE L SCHOOL Music av GA11. GRAHAM VITATION AT DOOR ROYAL COURT: P. Dawson D Westm R I 1 on, E b, J. . r Larson, D. Crack, K. Schroeder, M, B Roodf M. Hogue- mn: or 'rn-ls PROM. our Showb I oat Grand March Clockwise, Starting at Left: D. Peterson, B. Anderson, D. Bell, C. Trowbridge, King: Janet Sig- gins, Queen: P. Anderson, L. Hough, M. Furlong. Sayonaro represented the theme of the annual June Prom given in honor of the Seniors. The Junior Class ex- tended their goodbye in Japanese style. About three hundred Juniors, Seniors, ond their guests attended the festive occasion. Eleven o'clock marked the crowning of the royal couple that were to reign os king and queen of the dance. At Right in Background: J. Johnson, S. Carlson. In Fore- ground: S. Hegstedt, Gerhard Keuning. eniors Enact Macbeth The unique offering by the Senior Class of Southwestern High School for their class play was William Shakespeare's Macbeth. The play was certainly a difficult one yet the members of the cast and all those associated with the play aided in making it an extra- ordinary success. The role of Macbeth was portrayed by Gordon Puls, whose interpretation and un- derstanding gave the role such force. Marilyn Danielson as Lady Macbeth played her role with poignancy and emotion. The sleep walking scene was one of the high- lights of the production. Don Rhoda as Macduff carried his role to its climax in the excellent sword fighting scene in which he decapitates the tyrant Mac- beth. ln the words of the reviewer from the Jamestown Post Journal, the Senior Class is to be complimented in their senior play. The experience will indeed live with them through many years to come. CAST OF SENIOR PLAY MACBETH . First Row: F. Olson, M. Acquista, S. Hans, P. Thompson, P. Tremaine, S. Thor, B. Klawon, P. Webb, D. Wahlberg. Second Row: Mr. Pas- ciullo, J. Sporling, A. Brasil, P. Ecklund, S. Simmons, C. Sandberg, D. Levine, G. Gustafson, B. Thorp. Third Row: M. Road Sampson, G. Puls, D. Siegel, M. Danielson, R. Anderson, D. Rhoda, K. Merley, P. Garlinger. Absent: A. Stranigan, A. Graham, P. Schneider. First Row: J. Johnson, N. Eggleston, Mrs. Kistler. Second Row: B. Klawon, B. Anderson, D. Elmeer, G. Puls, L. King, C. Starr. Third Row: D. Rhoda, M. Danielson, D. Wahlberg, D. Siegel, J. Eliasson, A. Stranigan, A. Lightner, C. Falk. The Birds And The Boys ln May of '58, the Junior Class presented their annual Class Play. It was a comedy directed by Mrs. Kistler, called The Birds and the Boys. Much of the success of the play was con- tributed by the excellent work of the publicity committee. The program committee all put forth a great deal of effort in the making of programs. Mr. Jones and the stage craft club con- tributed much time and effort in making an outstanding and modernistic set. ni' Q E- 2 5 F f Q X 1 . - K 3 2 A by 'W 5.9 L R L- ..' V',' 'J' if ix? X fi 2 , -,, L, ., , v at ,mgM.x,,, 6 .i a V,3Qit.1Smfi,gm ,qw pg 7 P+ aff , X '?L5,.,fpx1 fvf ,ix 4 ' ' , ' ' HQ ig ' 3' P V 'W g I Aw fi, hw ,IJ .. A ,W A Q Q, M P o?'Di377'W W X- Ln- 'A .-My Z A A ixvkvfi-Q-fifklggkyi 4Ngw,,' .f V , wwm,,.. Q 15?g.,1' f I , -we 'A ky 1 2 . 1: 'P ,. ,, f y -. ' 4 f- A w 'f 4gL,?v 4 K Q .ff 1 , ing: A ff-5 . w , Q L X f K H x 4 b Q. K . X XM f K , ,, Q Q wwf' X f ,Q .. K x Y JE 52,4545 WN . Juniors ROOM 169-First Row: J. Babyak, M. Sanden, L. Mellor, M. K. Hamilton, K. Rouse, J. Rolph, M. Weborg Second Row: C. Johnson, M. Moore, S. Myregaard, A. Holmberg, Mrs. Chase, B. Edgren, K. Schnell, B. Nelson D. Bush. One of the first duties of the Junior class was to elect its leaders for the year. The officers elected were President, Richard West- man, Vice-President, Roger Erb, Secretary, Karen Merley, and Treasurer, Pat Hamerton. The Student Council representatives were Room l64, Loel Hough, Room l65, John Forrester, John Ratzel, Room l66, Bill Mom- bert, Kay Schroeder, Room l87, Don Smith, Jim Gruel, Don Lindquist, and Room 169, Barbara Nelson. Some of the projects for the year were a chicken barbecue, dances after two of the basketball games, and the class play, The Admirable Crichton , presented March 20. The Junior Prom, Showboat was given by the Seniors on February 28. Chosen to reign over the prom were Jim Larson, king, and Dottie Crick, queen. Attendants were Marybeth Road, Kay Schroeder, Miriam Hogue, Dick Westman, Roger Erb, and Peter Dawson. r 50 1 ROOM 164 - First Row: R. Peterson, J. Anderson, J Miller, T. House, J. Jones, S. King, L. Hough, K. Kudzy N. Lind. Second Row: A. Dart, J. Cardy, L. Knoepfle, J. Larson, D. Crick, Mr. Restivo, R. Bowen, B. Crandall D. Videll, V. Johnson. Third Row: P. Garlinger, B Gustafson, E. Coulter, L. Lindstorm, R. Erb, C. Klomp S. Abraham, D. Franson, E. Karen, P. Bradford, M Hogue, J. Larson. ROOM 165--First Row: D. Benson, D. Hyde, N. Hagstrom, D. Greenlee, S. Erickson, R. Buck, l. Halpainy. Second Row: R. Lunetta, D. Feidler, J. Forrester, J. Carlson, Mr. Klippert, D. Schuver, J. Kench, J. Russ, R. Westman, Third Row: S. Schneider, J. Brown, M. Flynn, J. Ratzel, P. Hamerton, N. Morrison, D. Green- wood, P. Dawson. ROOM 166-First Row: L. Fuscus, H. Olson, R. Dahl- beck, D. Fessenden, P. Scotty, B. Mombert, K. Schroeder. Second Row: B. McKoon, W. McGee, B. Johnson, P. Meller, Mr. Hanson, A. M. Sonne, M. Rood, B. Martin, K. Parsons. Third Row: R. Galbraith, K. Swanson, R. Larson, L. Stilwell, R. Sperry, K. Merley, D. Vooys, R. Turner, T. Gustafson, R. Guichard. ROOM 187 - First Row: T. Jern, S. Hegstedt, R. Smith, P. Nelson, W. Winger, S. Sutphen, J. Carlson, Second Row: J. Miller, C. Larson, G. Bundy, D. Smith, Mr. Pasciullo, P. Fredrickson, C. Darrow, S. Faley, P. Norlander. Third Row: G. Fosberg, L. Pearson, J. Gruel, D. Rothra, C. Lockwood, D. Lindquist, G. Carlson, R. Fischer, M. Simons, L. Manhart. SOPHOMORES ROOM 276-First Row: L. Hadden, L. Jensen, G. Barton, G. Olson, T. Wilson, S. Ferguson, J. Ford. Sc- ROOM 'I29 - First Row: D. Johnson, T. Melfi, F. Carlson, D. Garfield, K. Boyd, L. Larson, M. Lydell. Second Row: S. Stroth, S. VonDewark, P. Speadling, Mr. Weiss, S. Shellmon, P. Osmer, T. Sullivan, R. Lock- ROOM 168 - First Row: S. Bundy, L. Seeley, C Jones, J. Miller, M. Miller, V. Reeves, J. Rugers, N Thayer. Second Row: D. Jaroszynski, J. Dittmon, B Zimmer, C. Pearson, Mrs. King, N. Thomas, S. Hanson 1 ond Row: R. Anderson, J. Lee, J. Anderson, Mr. Jones M. Nyman, T. Gokey, K, Kunzog. wood. Third Row: C. McCloskey, N. Carlson, W. Post T, Holmstrom, S. Stoltz, D. Johnson, T. Naetzker, J Lawson. E. Larson. Third Row: J. Cramer, D. Pratt, S. Lurwig, S. Siggins, P. Gray, K. Engstrom, P. Clement, N. Lind- strom. s- mp rf .. A -z H' an ,Q cry I 'I ' l kj' Sw' Q s A 5 s si 3 4- R SOPHOMOR ES ROOM 253 - R Swanson, Second Row: J Ford, Mr First Row: L Norberg, K. Eggleston, P. Harris, eeves, T. Mclimnev L Noltnngham C. Peterson, K Schnell, P Elrneer Wvndoff, D. Robbins, D. Groves, J. Forrester, P B Penhollow, K Taft, R, R ROOM 162- S. Holdrrdqe, sell. Second son, M Horr First Row: D Popowskn, S Flsh, D, Levin, J Frsh S Buck, S Tull, D. Keller, L. Anderson, H Harf- Row: B. Barth-tt S, Woods, J. Monagle, K, Law nson, Mrs Watson, S Nelson, P Bird, D Garfield ROOM 252 - J MacMnIlcn, P Rose, S Eddy, S Swanson, T Johnson, C Carlsfrorn, J Young Second Row: R. Samuelson, M Magnu- son, R. Staples, A, Ulrlch, J Tranuello, D Smith, J Gardiner, C A d ' n crson, J Berg, J, Peterson, D Llndstrorn Third Row: J Faronc, S Sl'onc,J Llndslron1,A Ahlstrorn First Row: M Carlson, P. Shearman, R. Logan, , H Gross, R. Gor- Loucks, J Gordon Third Row: R, Denslow, R, Llndstrom, H Devlveger, G Chase, V, Rothra, R Pill son, J. Sundeen, J Forrester, J Pierce, P. Barry L Parker, N Evarts. Third Row: R. son, K Seawall, P Horrocks, P. Slegel, J Butler, G Choron, K Richard, l. Bell, M, Logan fveld, Mr Smith, G Hazzard, N Cooper, W VanCar-no M Backus, D Johnson, P Carlson Fourth Row: D Thorpe, D Almgren, J Moore, S Schlrnpf, A Johnson, B Allan, K. Carson J Mitchell, K Nordsfrar1d,G Carlson, S Darley, F Shsllbcrg, C Bruggs, J. Adams sbury, P. Flanders, B John' Dorf, D Hansen G Han- ! v i A 53 ROOM 203 - First Row: V. Marsh, M. Sikes, E. Davis, N. Stone, D. Johnson, P. Melfi, B. Crandall, S. Nelson, M. S. Kahle, S. Larson, A. Buck, M. Bird. Second Row D. Kidd, J. Lawson, P. Turcotte, E. Ellis, S. Sames, J Johnson, J. Ford, M. Mease, J. Ramsey, D. Johnson, G. Barone. Third Row: A. McCloskey, B. Beck, T. Schneider, Freshmen The freshman homerooms elected as representatives the following peo- ple: Room 105 Robert Siegel ,..s.,ss., President Nancy Shannon c,..c,... Secretary Gerald Nordland s,..c.., Treasurer James Peterson c,., Student Council Room 106 Gordon Malm ,..s,..,,. President Sandra Burk .,c. Secretary-Treasurer Pat Olson cc..c,.. Student Council Room 226 Linda Fischer ..c...s.... President Bruce Julin ..c,c Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Smith .,c,.. Student Council Room 276 Jim Anderson ,..c,..cc. President Janet Ford .c...c..Y Vice-President Linda Hadden ..,c..ccc. Secretary Todd Gokey ..,,...,c.. Treasurer Gloria Olson c.ss.. Student Council Room 203 Patricia Melfi s.s,..,,., President Kenneth Furlow .- s,.es -.- Secretary- Treasurer Ann McCloskey ,,.c Student Council N. North, E. Black, S. Thompson, R. Carlson, Mr Scarry, S. Lindbloom, K. Furlow, R. Berglund, H. John- son, J. Estus, B. Ceci. Fourth Row: C. Carlson, J. Bogard B. Anderson, L. Mack, R. Mattson, M. Taylor, D. Foster J. Barry, M. Johnson, R. Murray, K. Johnson. FUN AT FRESHMAN DANCE-L. Fisher, P. Melfi, Queen N North, King, G. Johnson, R. Smith, B. Julin. The Harvest Moon Dance was the first money raising project of the year. The king and queen were Gary Johnson and Pat Melfi. The wearing of the green on St. Patricks Day was celebrated by the Shamrock and Roll Dance held March 6. 54 '.....J'f v--f ROOM 106 - First Row: N. Nelson, D. Dibble, A. Morgenstern, C. Jim. Third Row: C. Lane, R. Capron, Scoffy, D. McGrath, G. Mohney, S. Rogers, P. Olson, B. Swanson, K. Lane, S. Burnett, M. Fairbonk, J T. Swanson, S. Burk. Second Row: G. Eddy, R. Hayes, Wheeler, J. Blyth, J. Lindstrom, J, Greenlee, R. Johnson B. Ellis, S. Cooper, Mrs. Connelly, D. Olson, B. Hans, W. ROOM 105-First Row: R. Thorp, D. Schnars, J Wescott, M. Merrick, K. Vincent, J. Rolph, D. Kulig K. Brown, D. Dibble, E. Erickson. Second Row: D. Lind strom, C. Chapman, J. Kearney, N. Shannon, J. Norquist, M. Bryner, Miss Cook, C. Swanson, P. Hendler, J. Peier son, B. Wade, R. Siegel. Third Row: M. Karmolinski, G Nordlond, K. LeRoy, G. Rasmussen, J. Batcheller, J Schroeder, E. Sperry, K. Nelson, B. Brown, M. Lawson J. Schroeder, S. Swanson. J. Hagberg. ROOM 226 - First Row: J. McKinney, S. Jones, L. Davis, D. Heinemann, J. Evinczik, J. Clapham, Lind- strom, B. Chase, A. Maxwell, S. Swanson, M. Dean. Second Row: K. Fosberg, D. Tramontana, R. Halpainy, W. Mohney, B. Bootey, R. Lindstrom, Mrs. Rhodes, C. Cortright, R. King, J. Russ, E. Button, B. DeVlieger, R Norberg. Third Row: G. Hedlund, P. Schuver, V. Eckdahl, L. Fischer, B. Julin, D. Briggs, R. Smith, N. Bergeson, P. Browne, B. Anderson, L. LoLonde, G. Johnson. WW? lhigllllh clade .,.-. - 227 - First Row: J. Terry, D. Finch, J. Nelson, S. Lane, A. Marsh. Second Row: W. Johnson, S. Rasmussen, Mrs. Cook, C. Ruby, S. Hech, L. Spiesman. In September we elected the following to rep- resent our homerooms: Room 111 Wendy Ward -. ............... President Vicki Williams ............ Vice-President Ronald Nardine ....... Secretory-Treasurer Room 112 Phil Dupler .................. Marjorie Hodges .......... Vice-President Sandra Froah ................. Secretary Ron Batchellor .......... Student Council Lou Ann Johnson -- Assembly Representative , Room 113 Robert Eliasson ....,....- Student Council Room 118 John Speadling .... ........,.. President Julie Coulter ..-.,....,,.. Vice-President Linda Nelson ................. Secretary Gregory Larson ............... Tretlsurel' Steven Anderson ......,.. Student Council Room 227 Sandra Rasmussen .- ...........- Presidehf Janet Nelson ---,-,....H.. Vice-President Carolyn Ruby ........ Secretory-Treasurer Susan Lqne ,....,,....., Sflldellf C0llI'lCi1 President On February l3, we sponsored a St. Val- entine Dance to raise money for our share of the assemblies and the Centralian. T l ' ' ig P. ROOM 111-First Row: C. Mclntyre, J. Doud, B Rounds, B. Zimmer, M. Adams, W. Lindquist, V Williams, D. Weisbrod, L. Weborg. Second Row: M Larson, D. Phelps, D. Anderson, V. Slagle, K. Till Mrs. Lucas, R. Nordine, B. Anderson, B. Corbran, S Mudge, L. Parker, B. Newton. Third Row: J. Przepiora J. La Londe, J. Jackson, R. Williams, W. Word, P Herron, N. Simmons, N. Pillsbury, K. Guertin, J. Coalier, ROOM 112 -- First Row: T. Johnson, N. McGill, J. Erickson, L. Carlson, R. Foote, P. Strom, J. Lawson, R. Arters, J. Kontor. Second Row: P. Eckdahl, L. Boberg, L. Johnson, S. Froah, B. Graham, K. Trainor, Mr. Stark, L. Guyer, R. Batcheller, M. Hodges, D. Abraham, A. Cady. Third Row: P. Dupler, J. Carlson, G. Griffin, T. Gustafson, K. Johnson, J. Schneider, N. Stone, M. Woods, L. Johnson, W. Fletcher, E. Richard, T. Ahl. ROOM 113 - First Row: M. Flynn, N. Robinson, P Hunt, J. Apthorpe, B. Larson, R. Johnson, E. Groves, T. Mellor, A. Sparling. Second Row: R. Lind, J. Moc- Donald, J. Corlson, B. Abrahomson, M. Lindbeck, Mrs Ulmer, P. Widrig, M. Norlander, C. Corstange, D Branstong. Third Row: D. Tibbetts, D. Samuelson, D Blood, D. Lauderdale, R. Eliasson, A. Ahlstrom, E Swan, J. Nelson, R. Colburn, B. Ahlgren, P. Coleson ROOM 118- First Row: S. Mitchell, L. Julin, J. Spead- ing, J. Higgs, K. Rothra, B. Lindquist, T. Pike, J. Ahlgren, N. Norlander. Second Row: J. Pike, C. Seeley, T. Mazzone, C. Martin, H. Danielson, Mr. Butler, L. Cummings, S. Anderson, J. Coulter, D. Mitchell, F. Nutt. Third Row: L. Nelson, A. Estus, D. Ostrander, D. Flanders, H. Johnston, K. Backus, B. Westman, J. Birchman, G. Larson, R. Snyder, M. Hunter, P. La Bar- bero. . .ws .r,.. 1... -z -2. ut I 6- I 5 3 3 5 1 xi f 1 x ii' eventh Grade ROOM 229 - First Row: K. Nutt, A. M. Warner, P. Nelson, K. Parsons, M. Lunetta, D. lngro. Second Row: R. Sweeney, J. Seekings, A. Jones, B. Browne, K. Silvernail. Third Row: G. Tranmer, C. Henry, J. Lar- son, L. Sperry, M. L. Jimison, V. White. President ....... Vice-President -- Secretary .... Treasurer ..... - Student Council President ....... Vice-President - - - Secretary .... Treasurer ....... Student Council Room 114 David Klawon Paul Andree Bill Gordon Bill Levin John Catlin Room 117 Stephen Robinson Carol Frank Shirley Lombardo Richard Swanson Jane Gordon Room 116 Larry Larson Richard Masters Marshall Peterson Lou Rae Larson Lee Anderson Room 229 Diane lngro Lorraine Sperry Karen Nutt Roberta Sweeney Mary Lau Jimison Assembly Representative ...... Marlene Lunetta Room 115 President ........ Douglas Wassmann VIC6-Pfelidelif ---- Sandra Davidson Mr. Calamungi and his class proudly display the results of their work in citizenship education. ROOM 114 - First Row: S. Haskins, J. Simons, A. Sternburg, E. Johnson, S. Turner, P. Hazzard, M. Howard, R. Peterson, S. Loomis. Second Row: A. Hold- ridge, R. Boyd, B. Gordon, J. Kirchhoff, M. Levan, E. Fagan, M. Deuink, C. Carlson, B. Levin, J. Oberg, J. Becker, R. Daly. Third Row: D. Klawon, M. Hunter, J. Catlin, R. Brown, P. Andree, R. Clark, R. Keller, J. Hamilton, J. Evinczik, J. Dupler, J. Van, J. Hague, G. Johnson, P. Schroth, K. McGrath. ROOM 115 - First Rowg L. Carlein, J. Nelson, J. Buck, R. Fessenden, S. Davidson, N. Johnson, G. Olson, W. Ostrom, C. Chase. Second Row: R. Morrison, S. Fairbank, J. Yanni, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, M. John- son, B. Kunzog, T. King, R. Armstrong, P. Malm, D. Videll, Mr. Erb. Third Row: B. Kratzert, B. Lindquist, B. Himes, B. Carlson, B. Kaiser, G. Mong, M. Bower- man, G. Mong, B. McKoon, D. Brown, D. Wassman, M. L. Mclntyre, S. Mackenzie, G. Anderson. ROOM 116 - First Row: B. Nunn, B. Asel, T. Over- beck, O. Gavert, R. Johnson, C. MacTavish, S. Ahlstedt, E. Abbott, N. Smith. Second Row: M. Peterson, L. R. Larson, P. Foster, J. Myers, E. Vail, R. Hillring, Mr. Dominey, P. Furlow, B. VanGuilder, S. Petit, G. De- Vlieger, C. Stafford. Third Row: H. Carson, C. Stevens, R. Boutelle, M. Sixbey, T. Hunt, R. Wescott, E. Bush, L. Anderson, W. McDowell, C. Kellogg, L. Larsen, K. Kearney. ROOM 117 - First Row: G. Klomp, L. Peterson, R Swanson, O. Olson, D. McDowell, D. Siggins, W. Myers, K. Logan, J. Gordon. Second Row: L. Acquisto, S. Robin- son, D. Harp, H. Hough, M. A. Weaver, R. Johnson J. Burk, Miss Turner, C. Stevens, D. Howard, D. Carl- son, G. Goodell, L. Garfield. Third Row: C. Frank, J Pearson, J. Linamen, M. Nordland, D. Scotty, N. Wells W. Sherman, S. Pryde, D. Sanden, N. Calavitto, R Ducot, B. Thermann, T. Carlson, J. Stone. 1 if . ,Q .Q Q- S X . Q S 1. E Q y . , V 1 3 - E S 5 Q 3 .59 Pr ,k ms x X LL L3 LLM 1 Q 'Win Q? f ,gf L XNLLLJW 1' '91 X -H A ff L M- M ,W L L Q L 'vi LN , L, 2 L R L ' L X .2 3, Law '-'M L T: k 'x,4.,,.f'y-Ap., ..,. L L M L 5 gk v X - 'T-NL, K K LL Y, 'P . N A A! my 55 i gg A ,, am fx 3 M xLLL. yV N FL xl 85 5 tm 3 L ,-wx ,V 3 ,Q rg' xv r ,K 'X L, W 3 L' W' 4 ZLL -fx ww L KV LALQN Q L iff? XR' , 3 1 FW ,, N fl L X 5 an f . N 4. L If 'Rfk f M'X i' AS px Wg fi E 2 ,Le K dvi m A 6 x ' 3 f . Q N sim' in XM fx 1 24 is xi Y: 'e iii! sixg' L L Ak, gg 'wx x Y K f K is E N ,F , L. 5 5 sf L L 'sm 4 x M High Rank HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: S. Hans, J. Hanson, S. Johnson, C. Starr. Second Row: G. Puls, A. Graham. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f X X 33 Membership in the National Honor Soci- ety is the highest honor which can be obtained at Southwestern. To become a member of this organization one must display high qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and ser- vice. The members are elected by the faculty members, l5W of the Senior Class and SWQ of the Junior class being chosen each year. It is the goal of the members of the Na- tional Honor Society to maintain a high per- sonal standard of the qualities which the so- ciety represents and to further the ideals not only of this organization but also the ideals of all students of Southwestern. lnducted into the l958 Societas Honoris were Carol Anderson, Daniel Bell, Marcia Eckman, Maureen Furlong, Maxine Gardner, Carol Penhollow, Betsy Rushworth and James Shearman from the class of 1958, also, Alex- ander Graham, Shirley Hans, Jo Ann Hanson, Sandra Johnson, Gordon Puls, and Carol Starr from the class of 1959. Sandra Johnson was elected as our chapter's president while Carol Starr was elected to take care of our minutes and financial reports. New members are chosen after the third quarter each year leaving only a small work- able group in the fall. Thus, the group is honorary, but of much worth to the students of Southwestern. Oi Line Officers Again this year the Student Council took on the responsibility of being the student governing body of the school. The first meet- ing was held in September with the following students elected to office: Marilyn Danielson, president, Loel Hough, vice-president, Mary Loomis, secretary, and Allen Stranigan, treas- urer. This year the Student Council had three main projects. These were raising more money for next year's foreign student, finding a home for this student, sponsoring one of our stu- dents to go to a foreign country this summer, and writing a constitution for the Student Council. ln order to raise the mo-ney needed for the foreign student, many groups con- tributed along with special functions put on for the benefit of this project. With all that was done by this year's Student Council, much of the credit must be given to our very capable advisor, Mr. Harp. Without him our year would not have been such a successful one. OFFICERS: Standing, M. Danielson, President: M. Loomis, Secretory: L. Hough, Vice-President. Seated: Mr. Harp, Sponsor. 'W STUDENT COUNCIL - First Row: M. Rassmussen, S. Johnson, M. Danielson, L. Hough, B. Nelson, S. Hans. Second Row: D. Jaroszynski, D. Popowski, J. Peterson, K. Schroeder, G. Olson. Third Row: J. Gruel, C. McCloskey, D. Smith, J. Forrester, M. Molmberg. Fourth Row: Mr. Harp, G. Puls, D. Groves, J. Rotzel, D. Lindquist. 63 6 uletide Festivities Goals of the Future Nurses Club at Southwestern are to give the girls some idea of what nursing is really like, to study other medical fields, and to discover whether the girls can fulfill all the re- quired qualifications of nursing. Elections were held and the following were put into office: Susan Simmons, President, June Eliosson, Vice-President, Karen Stenonder, Sec- FUTURE NURSES CLUB - First Row: P. Shearman, S. Swanson, J. Eliosson, S. Simmons, L. King, A. Shellberg, S. King. Second Row: A. Ulrich, P. Gray, A. Johnson, J. Peterson, M. Harrison, S. Foley, K. retary, and Linda King, Treasurer. Mrs. McKay, school nurse, is the sponsor. The club has enjoyed a full and educational program this year. Some of the meetings included: talks on Public Nursing and student nursing, and visits to Jamestown General Hospital and the State Mental Hospital. Kudzy, N. Hagstrom, Mrs. McKay, B. Martin, K. Schnell, A. Dart, S. Woods, S. Holdridge, S. Till, S. Buck. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB - First Row: A. Brasil, S. Anderson, S. Hegstedt, Mrs. Deuink, K. Swanson, F. Olson, P. Ecklund. Second Row: C. Carlstrom, B. Bootey, L. Fisher, A. Sonne, C. Sanburg, S. Thor, For the seventh consecutive year the Future Teachers of America organized under the direction of Mrs. Deuink in September. Susan Hegstedt acted as presiding officer, 'lwith Susan Anderson taking over in her absence. J. Sparling, B. Anderson, S. Swanson, A. Maxwell, D. Popowski, J. McMillen, J. Young. Third Row: R. Guch- ard, J. Gruel, D. Foster. Kathleen Swanson kept the minutes and finances. Members of the club have gained consider- able experience in the classroom by actively par- ticipating in the teaching program. ails et For Drama Troupe 866 of the National Thespian Society of Southwestern held its formal initia- tion of seventeen new members, May 7, l958, in the high school auditorium. This ceremony was held jointly with the Jamestown troupe and was open to the public. Those taking part in the ceremony from our troupe were, Gordon Puls, Pat Davis, Bruce Bradford, and Marilyn Danielson. After an impressive cere- mony, refreshments were served in the cafe- teria. Gordon Puls has acted as president this year and Marilyn Da-nielson as secretary- treasurer. Requirements for membership have been changed to include any work in or on a dramatic production. Students who had earned a total of ten points from participation in operettas, stage craft, stage crew, and various plays were awarded Thespian membership . S 1 .4 i Upper Photo: Troupe 364, Jamestown High School Gordon Swanson, Sponsor. Lower Photo, First Row: S. Hegstedt, P. Thompson, J. Siggins, B. Anderson, B. Rushworth, J. Sparling, S. Flanders, and N. Eggleston. Second Row: J. Ratzel, G. Hallin, J. Haskins, J. Samp- son, S. Swanson, R. Kanouff, B. Swanson, and D. Bell, Troupe 866, Southwestern Central High School, Mrs. Gladys A. Watson, Sponsor. Roll Call For THESPIANS-First Row: J. Ratzel, M. Danielson, G. Puls. Second Row: J. Smapson, D. Elmeer, S. Hegstedt, N. Eggleston, P. Thompson, J. Sparling, B, Anderson. Standing: D. Videll, H. LaLonde, J. Jones, P. Bradford, D. Rushworth, D. Fessenden, R. Erb, J. Monagle. Kneeling: R. Penhollow, L. Larson, R. Lockwood, R. Staples, W. Winger. 66 To become a member of the Na tional Thespian Society one must worl to receive ten credits. A credit, or num ber of credits, are earned either bi being in a dramatic production or bg working to make one a success. Wher a person is a member, they try to earr additional credits. lt is possible te earn a gold star for every additiona ten credits after becoming a Thes pian member. A production is not made a suc cess by the members of the cast only lt is necessary to have various com! mittees to handle all the additiona details of the production. One of the most important committees is the stage crew. They do most of the hare work such as putting up scenery, set ting lights, and all other intricate things that must be done back stage to make a production. National Thespian Troupe Num- ber 866, at present time is inactive because of the small membership. I' is our hope, however, to increase the membership and become active. South- western's Thespian Troupe is under the able direction of Mrs. Gladys Wat- son. THE LAND OF THE DRAGON Dramatic Production Masquerader's Play First Row: J. Jones, J. Ralph, L. Stilwell, J. Butler, J. Mon- agle. Second Row: D. Fessen- den, W. Mombert, T. Naetz- ker, J. Gruel, P. Miller, P. Dawson. On October 28, l958, the Southwestern Masqueraders presented the Land of the Dragon, as the annual fall play. lt was a Chinese fantasy taking place in those days in the land of the dragon. lt is the story of a lonely princess who is being plotted against by her greedy aunt. Land of the Dragon, being oriental brought about a new type of acting and stag- ing for the Masqueraders for the play was done with very little or no scenery We the Masqueraders, would like to thank everyone who helped us with our play. iii DRAMATIC CLUB - First Row: N. Lind, S. Swanson, J. Anderson, M. Magnuson, S. Shellman, P. Clement, F. Olson, A. Lightner, J. Ratzel, P. Hodges, J. Jones, J. Monagle, S. Holdridge, R. Thayer, B. Zimmer. Sec- ond Row: S. Stillwell, P. Bradford, C. Sandberg, J. Gruel S. Buck, P. Scotty, S. King, B. Goranson, B. Nelson, B Edgren, J. Rolph, S. Hegstedt, C. Johnson, K. Engstrom B. Lauderdale, R. Pryde. Third Row: P. Webb, M. Lydell 1 f 1 67 S. Olson, S. Manhart, J. Cardy, M. Weborg, S. Sutphen, L. Pearson, S. Hans, J. Butler, C. Jones, L. Mellor, N Evarts, K. Kudzy, S. Erickson, V. Johnson. Fourth Row: M. Braun, D. Franson, B. Mombert, D. Smith, M. Nyman B. Anderson, C. Larson, T. Naetzker, P. Dawson, D Fessenden, J. Larson, J. Larson, J. Eliasson, J. Nordland P. Siegel, J. Carlson, P. Miller, S. Foley, N. Cooper. r f ai as i Richard Rodgers Directed by: R. Richard Corbin Pianists: Jean Sampson Maxine Gardner l0lll2 Oscar Hammerstein ll Staged by: David L. Jones Choreography by: Mr. Corbin, Janet Shotts, Pat Thompson, B. J. McMillan , Music From Our TRIPLE TRIO PLUS-First Row: J. Sampson, Accomponist, J. Shotts, Mr. Corbin. Second Row: K. Eld, S. Hegstedt, J. Sparling. Third Row: M. Road, B. Klawon, M. Hogue. Fourth Row: R. Turner, L. Bell, E. Coulter. Senior High Chorus meets twice a week during the activity period. They put forth their talent and effort into producing their Spring Festival, con- sisting of songs from muscial productions. This chorus has won much recognition throughout Chautauqua County. The Triple Trio Plus consists of eleven girls chosen from the Senior High Chorus. They are accompanied by Jean Sampson and directed by Mr. Corbin. These girls have been in great demand in this area. They met many engagements during the Christmas and Easter holidays. The Triple Trio Plus have had several professional engagements and they also auditioned for the Ted Mack Show. They are planning to make a long play record album. The Chorus, as well as the Triple Trio Plus is under the capable direction of Mr. Richard Cor- bin. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS - lOpposite Pogel First Row: L Piazza, J. Sparling, S. Hegstedt, P. Carlson, A. Johnson, C Klomp, M. Guertin, E. Coulter, K. Eld, C. Sandberg, J. Sampson Second Row: L. Bell, S. Nelson, T. Melfi, J. Jones, J. For- rester, D. Videll, J. Johnson, D. Fessenden, R. Berglund, W Winger, M. Hogue, N. Taylor, J. Shotts. Third Row: R. Peter- son, D. Smith, D. Levine, C. McCloskey, C. Larson, D. Franson J. Venus, M. Macdonald, D. Rothra, P. Bradford, J. Ratzel J. Monagle. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS - lOpposite Page? First Row: S Pryde, B. McKoon, S. Sternberg, B. Kaisir, J. Johnson, S Turner, K. Parsons, B. Asil, S. Petit, S. Lombardo. Second Row J. Linamen, A. Marsh, M. Bowerman, B. Ahlgren, M. Sixby L. Larson, S. Davidson, N. Johnson, L. Peterson, C. Kellog Third Row: S. Swanson, M. Johnson, C. Stevens, H. Hough M. Norlander, S. Ahlstedt, L. Anderson, D. Anderson, Dl Scotty, N. Smith, P. Furlow, E. Vail. Fourth Row: J. Simons, E. Fagan, G. Mong, D. Nassman, G. Mong, J. Hamilton, B. Johnson, G. Olson, W. Ostrom. 1 . Vocal Groups 71 My R. E .. , g lxi gif ii? 5 'Nagy SQ wif R S M .im Ng Q , S xml KE i 'H 1, X, w, as x . sf X' K K ,,,..- gig? :ii Kg , 'f fs 3 . 6 N K if ff N X .X , K . X -'N ,rn K A ' 3' 5 -, ,V K K? K K KN, K el U ku , l .gg i if kk Lkg. , ig: 4'.- 'i in 1 K K K K K KKAKKK KK.K. L. 351 5,34 K .KiK- if-Q K , FKKKKK - K, KKKK K, K .. v K 2.12. . , 34 M4335 7'q' z, F gi,k5'giWE452 in ggi? If K? ji 5 - 3, X K X , , KK X wi if KK 5 3 X ' x N fi Q - Q 2 f ' 1 ' fl f - L:.:k, , g E, K. N. M KKKKKK KKK f ig g S1 ' if ' 5 W . 0 fi : ' ii ' ' 5 ' w f' , ,W -Qi -Q5 KKKK KK: K!- . -- W- 53 H YA 9 Iv. sf .1 4 'J in . W I gm we ,gk 8.51 l x - K Q ff Q ,f .1 V Q 4 W x f ,f J' - k + ,ff as .:. W g A A Ni.-wsmx Fi W 5 She :gf W ay. X x X !,'.'g-, N. kg gf- -M., it iv 7 x +R KK xr S FK Earx K -gm-sunw.. ... and ig x , S is Q V 5 dmv' f B vi Power Ol Spoken DEBATE CLUB-First Row: S. Carlson, A. Brasil, D. Levine, L. Piazza, R. Olsen. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Restivo, S. King, C. Klomp, K. Merley, P. Garlinger, J. Carlson, M. Road, B. Crandall. Third Row: B. Bootey, P. Hendler, A. Maxwell, K. LeRoy, S. Swanson, J. Schroeder, J. Schroeder, I. Simpson, K. Vincent, K. Brown. Debate Club, under the direction of Mr. Restivo, is one of the newest clubs in our school. This club is made up of a freshman team and a varsity team, totaling about twen- ty-five members. The national topic this year was Re- solved that the European system of education is preferable to that of the United States and the state topic was Resolved that the requirement of membership in a labor or- ganization as a condition of employment should be declared illegal. Debates on the topic of education were given for the Lake- wood Kiwanis Club and also for an assembly program. Competitive debates were held with Jamestown and Frewsburg on the topic of labor. Our debate team met the teams of other schools from the surrounding area. Helping Mr. Restivo in running the club are the officers, who are as follows: President, Shelly Olsen, Vice-President, Patt Garlinger, Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Klomp. CHESS CLUB-Table One: C. Falk, G. Olson, P. Bird, D. Hansen, P. Clement, P. Schneid- er, N. Evarts, K. Kudzy, J. Butler, S. Fish. Table Two: T. Jern, M. Flynn, D. Franson, D. Videll, Mr. Harp, J. Nordland, C. Bramstong, D. Vooys, R. Bowen. Table Three: B. Past, R. Anderson, T. Wescott, S, Graham, J. Larson, D. Hagberg, D. Siegel, L. Nottingham, L, Larson. And Printed Word CENTRALIAN STAFF: C. Starr, S. Johnson, Mrs. Burk, N. Eggleston, J. Hanson, J. Spen- cer, A. Brasil. At Right: G. Puls, Mr. Weiss, B. Thorp. Centralian 1959 was begun in the spring of 1958 to enable the staff, then Juniors, to meet the various deadlines. By meeting these deadlines, a bonus of colored end sheets was given to us. The pictures for these end sheets had to be in to the company by July 1. Fol- lowing these pictures, sixteen pages had to be received by the publishing company by Sep- tember 15. On October 15, we took a day off from working on our pages to pick out a cover for this year's book. The representative from the Inter-Collegiate Publishing Company shwoed several samples to the staff and we picked out the one that fit into the theme of the book best. Sixteen pages, and the number of books we were going to need, had to be in to the company by November 1. The staff, therefore, had been taking orders from the students for yearbooks for about three weeks. The final pages completing the 1959 edition of the Centralian had to be in ten weeks before the books were needed to distribute. The Centralian Staff has been under the leadership of Mrs. Burk, the faculty Sponsor, and Sondra Johnson, the editor of this year's book. Mr. Weiss took the pictures for the Centralian. Your entire Centralian staff has worked to make your 1959 Centralian an accurate log of the events of this school year at South- western. .5 Q Q7 is E? Si we K , 1 .sr Q ' fi ' HA: Q gf. L' SSE.. iw 5 K-www i MM- 1 as-S Q -:. .:... S25- 5 S. . P il ibm QQ' wx nn. .M Q , s .Jess M -ex ,M LfL y Q 5 Mascot -- R. Shevalier Row One: W. Johnson, L. Carlson, R. Johnson, J. Swearingen, C. Trowbridge, T. MacTavish, G. Wahlgren, Coach Shevalier. Row Two: R. Anderson, D. Rhoda, R. Lange, D. Siegel, R. Zimmer, A. Stranigan, J. Knowlton. Row Three: R. Denslow, D. Hyde, J. Larson, J. Larson, R. Lind, G. Frazier, R. Erb. Volleyball Action Southwestern's volleyball team was suc- cessful in copping the Chautauqua County Class A championship and the Section VI Class A Championship. In the county tournament held at Fal- coner, the team swept a series of four games being hard-pressed only by Fredonia when they came from behind 18 to 13 to win 21 to 19. For the Sectionals, the team journeyed to Dunkirk, where they met the Alden Bulldogs. The Trojans took two games in a row out of a best of three series to win the Section Vl crown. County SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS Sectionals SWCS SWCS VOLLEYBALL SCORES 21 Jamestown 21 Fredonia 21 Falconer 21 Dunkirk 15 Alden 15 Alden The Swing ls The Thing SCORES SWCS Westfield SWCS Benus Point SWCS Dunkirk SWCS Westfield SWCS Bemus Point SWCS Dunkirk SWCS 'Bemus Point Play off TENNIS TEAM Row One: P. Osmer, W. Post, J. Kench. Row Two: T. Jern, B. Anderson, D. Siegel, R. Lange, Coach E. Smith. SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS 3rd 3rd lst lst lst lst lst Bemus Point Jamestown Salamanca Silver Creek Dunkirk Fredonia Jamestow-n Dunkirk Bemus Point Silver Creek Bemus Point Jamestown Bemus Point Silver Creek Fredonia Bemus Point Dunkirk Salamanca The team placed third in both the county meet and the sectionals. David Fransen and James Gruel won shields for having the five lowest scores, excluding the win- ning team. Bob Lange won the County Singles Championship and the Sectional Sin- gles title. Terry Jern and Jack Kench won the county doubles and placed second in the sectionals. GOLF TEAM Row One: J. Fish, L. Lindstorm, J. Gruel. Row Two: Coach Munson, D. Fransen, C. Larson, D. Johnson, P. Hammerton, D. Lindquist. 81 W Q, gl 1-ami N. . ,Z WQW L L-,Z ww , A Jw gi V Q Q, SEQ fi 315 6 S gg S.W.C.S S.W.C.S. S.W.C.S S.W.C.S S.W.C.S S.W.C.S S.W.C.S For Ball Players 7 Falconer 6 9 Frewsbu rg l 0 Jamestown 6 5 Falconer 8 3 Jamestown 6 l Cassadaga 5 28 Frewsbu rg l First Row: L. lngro, E. Blake. Second Row: R. Erb, J. Larson, R. Lindstrom, J. Moore P. Norlander. Third Row: Coach Olson, C. McCloskey, J. Adams, R. Lind, R. Rasmussen H. DeVlieger, J. Larson. 83 do A -swf SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS Jamestown Fredonia Falconer SWCS Dunkirk Salamanca TRACK TEAM Row One: R. Christy, T. MacTavish, G. Wahlgren, A. Capron, L. Carlson, F. Brink, R. Johnson. Row Two: K. Schnell, R. Buck, J. Adams, M. Macdonald, B. Thorpe, A. Stranigan, J. Knowlton, L. Brown. Row Three: R. Anderson, J. Lindstrom, J. Gordon, R. Erb, R. Guichard, J. Mitchell, D. Lindstrom, F. Lawson, M. Johnson, D. Thorpe. Row Four: G. Puls Manager: J. Miller, P, Flanders, W. Allen, D. Smith, J. Miller, R. Smith, J. Larson, Coach Rushin. DUAL MEETS 55 Dunkirk 66 Gowanda 45 V2 Salamanca 55M Northern Area 57 Falconer COUNTY MEETS CONFERENCE MEETS SWCS 25 Fredonia 24 2X3 Falconer 18 U2 Gowanda I6 516 112 Dunkirk I5 5f6 Southwestern had a fairly succesful sea- son in track this spring. The men of Troy U2 capped four of their five dual meets, bowing only to a rugged Salamanca team. ln the conference meet they fared well and placed 112 second out of six schools. On June 7 the team traveled to Amherst for the Section Vl championships, where they placed seventh out of a field of fourteen. 84 Q WP lg . '-A:. i 5 L g, Re K wi N., 'if . xx ix., A ' 1E 1 A 5 'Pk.w 7 5' - ' K Q Q-if .. V V. 1 Q , ' Q- . V' . 3 f Q . ' xg? K . A .. I fs Ss ix Q R RI L Q K K3 P ci STARTING LINE-UP-First Row: D. Siegel, A. Stranigan, B. Thorp, J. Forrester, G. Capron, C. McCloskey, H. DeVlieger. Second Raw: D. Rhoda. Third Row: R. Ander- son, J. Knowlton, R. Rasmussen. Tars Fight For Victory PART OF THE TROJAN TOUCHDOWN DRIVE-Was due to Don Rhoda ripping off l2 yards during the traditional Southwestern-Falconer game which carried to the Falconer 37 yard line. Jack Knowlton scored from that point to put the Trojans ahead, 24-O. Making the tackle for Falconer is Dave Hoskins. Ray Rasmussen of the Trojans moves up on the play. Southwestern Lakeshore 27 Southwestern Dunkirk 20 Southwestern Salamanca I2 Southwestern Gowanda 6 Southwestern Alden O Southwestern Falconer 14 Southwestern Fredonia 6 Southwestern Ccissadago 6 SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE ALL STARS-First Team: D. Siegel, End: D. Rhoda, Quarterback: Jack Knowlton, Fullback. Second Team: Allen Stranigan, Tackle: Harry DeVlieger, End. Honorable Mention: Bruce Thorp, guard. SECOND STRINGERS-First Raw: J. Miller, R. Guichard, D. Shruver, W. Johnson, N. Morrison, J. Mitchell, J. Larson, R. Larson, G. Carlson. Second Row: J. Adams. Third Row: R. Erb, W. Allen, R. Buck, J. Lindstrom, D. Smith. wx T504 as as 'A' 3 3 J it A M . ' .., 9 r is F Q 2 r-- S S ' ' i A A J P I i 1: ' . S . st A A - f -11: r A S ,.' , P A I is je . . ., . in is P.. . Z M is X . .. . .,.,... . ,Ei V E Q K f . . . 3 E b I ..,.. 1- r ,I M... A ... 1 . b S .V -,r ! x 'TRW -M Irl ' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-First Row: D. Siegel, A. Stranigan, D. Rhoda, R. Ander son, B. Thorp, R. Rasmussen. Second Row: R. Guichard, D. Schuver, J. Larson, C. Mc Closkey, H. DeVlieger, J. Knowlton, W. Allen, N. Morrison. Third Row: D. Smith, G Capron, J. Adams, R. Buck, W. Johnson, R. Larson, J. Lindstrom, J. Miller, G. Carlson Fourth Row: Coach Rushin, W. Winger, Manager: D. Rushworth, Manager: G. Puls, Manager: R. Erb, J. Forrester, J. Mitchell, Coach Shevelier, Coach Olson. 87 oung Recruits Begin Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Westfield Dunkirk Salamanca Cassadaga Falconer Fredonia FRESHMAN SCORES Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Southwestern Lincoln Warren Jefferson Washington Falconer W SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM-Top Photo, First Row: R. Anderson, P Elmeer P. Flanders, D. Johnson, R. Lindstrom. Second Row: Manager DeVlieger, P Harris D. Johnson, T. Melfi, Manager Penhollow. Third Row: Coach Olson, W. Post Lower Photo: R. Anderson, D. Elmeer, P. Flanders, D. Johnson, R. Lindstrom, Second Row P. Harris, D. Johnson, T. Melfi. Practice And Training FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-First Row: R. Berglund, V. Eckdahl, J. Bogard, B. Julin, R. Lindstrom, J. Batcheller. Second Row: K. Furlow, B. Ceci, R. Smith, B. Ander- son, R. Mattson, E. Davis, J. Johnson. Third Row: E. Button, D. Johnson, R. Siegel, G. Johnson, C. Carlson, J. Hagberg, S. Larson, J. Peterson, Coach Dominey. EIGHTH GRADE SCORES Southwestern 0 Sf- JGFHSS 0 Southwestern 7 Northern Area 7 Southwestern O Northern Area O Southwestern 26 Sf, Jqmes 13 Southwestern 20 St. James l3 EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM-First Row: T. Johnson, R. Johnson, T. Pike, P. Dupler, B. Corbran, H. Danielson. Second Row: J. Schneider, T. Gustafson, J. Przep- iara, J. Coalier, D. Flanders, T. Mazzone. Third Row: R. Batchellor, H. Johnston, R. Williams, R. Colburn, P. Herron, Mr. Harp. Fourth Row: J. Carlson, J. Mattison, B. Graham, V. Slagle, W. Fletcher, and G. Larson. 89 3' iw Qfaif ,QW V3 fww sm- i Fw s gm , wgg. . ff' MQ SSRN shni N ,wks Q mf Brings Glory VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Malcolm Macdonald .... l959 Lakeshore League . Scorin Title Soufhwesfem 64 F'ed0 '0 43 secrnorsi vu SEMLPLAYOFF AT HAMBglJRG Southwestern 54 Gowanda 27 Southwestern 64 Deoew 42 Southwestern 47 5OlOmOl'1CO 31 Chautauqua County League Champions Southwestern 57 Jamestown 49 SECTION Vl FINAL PLAYOFF AT BUFFALO Southwestern 38 Erie Strong Vincent 6l S0Ufl WeST9 i 55 AlleQ0 'Y 63 Southwestern 56 Cassadaga Valley 43 ,,,,,,,,. , Southwestern 67 Falconer 58 K . .5 .1 Southwestern 46 Dunkirk 36 7 Southwestern 60 Salamanca 39 C Southwestern 66 Fredonia 43 Southwestern 80 Northern Area 43 Southwestern 46 Gowanda 34 Southwestern 27 Northern Area I8 Southwestern 65 Jamestown 54 K Southwestern 64 Cassadaga Valley 48 X Southwestern 62 Falconer 54 Southwestern 52 Dunkirk 57 X Z5 I ' f VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First Raw: G. Puls, Manager: D, Siegel, J. Richards, M. Macdonald, R. Zimmer, R. Erb, J. Kench, Assistant Manager. Second Row: J. Gruel, Assistant Manager: J. Knowlton, D. Franson, L. Lindstrom, G. Carlson, D. Hyde, J. Carson, R. Greenlee, Coach E. Erb. 91 Training Program JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - First Row: J. Troniello. Second Row: R. Rasmus- sen, D. Johnson, J. Fish, P. Osmer, W. Post, D. Flanders, Third Row: Mr. Smith, J. Mitch- ell, J. Adams, C. McCloskey, D. Johnson, R. Lindstrom, H. DeVliege JUNIOR VARSITY L. Bell, CHEERLEADERS S. Schimpf, K. Anderson, A. Ulrich, D. Levine, G. Olson. 92 I'. SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS JUNIOR VARSITY 27 Fredonia 42 Salamanca 29 Gowanda 43 Jamestown 40 Cassadaga 58 Falconer 50 Dunkirk 4l Salamanca 40 Fredonia 42 Northern Area 54 Gowanda 44 Northern Area 52 Jamestown 58 Cassadaga 52 Falconer 54 Dunkirk For Young Whiiehals SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL - First Rlow: J. Batchellor, V. Eckdahl, T. Schneider, R. Siegel, K. Furlow, K. Fosberg, J. Rolph. Second Row: R. Berglund, R, Smith, J. Hagberg, C. Carlson, J. Bogard, G. Johnson, Coach Mr. Butler. Bemus Point Lincoln Washington Cassadaga Falconer Frewsbu rg Jefferson Lincoln Bemus Point Washington Cassadaga Falconer Frewsbu rg Jefferson FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - First Row: D. Kulig Second Row: K. Brown, P. Melfi. Third Row: J. Schroe- der, J. Schroeder, L. Fisher, P. Hendler, B. Bootey. Basic Training For port SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS SWCS EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM-First Row: R. Batchellor, R. Williams, J. Carl- son, R. Eliasson, B. Graham, B. Zimmer. Standing: T. Mazzone, D. Samuelson, J. Coalier, P. Herron, M. Woods, Coach, Mr. Stark. Scores 26 Cassadaga Valley 27 Panama 27 Panama 31 Frewsburg l7 Bemus Point 36 Cassadaga Valley 4l Clymer 25 Frewsburg 26 Clymer 26 Bemus Point .Ev mm gr qv Y RL I .4 rr Y xfniil Vi 0' r Tzgzfziigil 3- wf ' K 1 , , ,ll Al K 5 1 , f ' K9 I lla' I all S Club Members M B. B. C. L. P. M L. N. M P. B. C. K. S. G. S. S. R. J. F. M. S. J. P. S. E. B. B. D. M C. A. L. P. S. S. N . K. J. K. S. S. S. L. F. P. J. P. B. J. l. B. S. M P. S. P. M. S. Acquisto Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Arters Backus Bell Bergeson Q Bird Bird Bootey Bramstong Brown Buck Bundy Burk Burnette Capron Cardy Carlson Carlson Carlson Clapham Clement Cooper Coulter Crandall Crandall Crick Danielson Darrow Dart Davis Ecklund Eddy Eddy Eggelston Eld Eliosson Engstrom Erickson Foley Fergeson Fisher Ford Fredrickson Gardiner Garlinger Goranson Grodavant Halpainy Hans Hans Harrison Hendler Hegstedt Hodges Hogue Holdridge NNER COUNCIL: Girls 'ho have earned a letter re entitled to join this roup. l. Waves F5719ZZf'?Sf'5 ?SFUTl? 'Z?-!'?7?'5 !'ZOPKNZOU?f'Z?SU?S!'5 ZZOf5 lO?'OOTl!'FU?l?' Holmberg Holmstrom Horrocks Hough House Jackson Jim Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Kohll Karmolinski King Knoepfle Kudzy Kulig Lane Lawson Lee Lightener Lindstrom Lockwood Loomis Love Mac Millen Mc Closkey Mc Kinney Magnuson Manhart Manhart Maxwell Melfi Mellor Miller Moore Myregaard Naetzker Nelson Nelson Nelson Nordland Nordstrand Norquist North Nymen Olson Olson Olson 5. x trive For Letters Sporl ing Sperry Sperry Stilwell Stone Stoltz Suphen Swanson Swonson Swanson Swanson Swanson Thayer Thompson Thompson Thor Tremaine Turcotte A. Ulrich B. Wade D. Weaver G. Weaver M. Weborg J. White S. Woods B. Zimmer P. Olson L. Pearson J. Peterson L. Piazza D. Popowski R. Pryde J. Ramsey G. Rasmussen M. Rasmussen V. Reeves J. Rogers S. Rogers J. Rolph M. Rood S. Sames C. Sandberg M. Sanden l. Sandquist S. Schimpf D. Scknars J. Schnell K. Schnell J. Schroeder J. Schroeder A. Scotty P. Scotty L. Seeley P. Siegel N. Shannon P. Shearmon S. Shellman J. Shotts M. Sikes S. Simmons G. Smith ,gif Aim To Win Coach Flash Olson turned out a power- WRESTLING SCHEDULE ful wrestling team this year, downing every team in the Chautauqua County Wrestling League at least once, and the only team rep- resenting Southwestern ever to down a Go- wanda mat team. Southwestern took second place in the league, narrowly missing first place by one half of a game. At the Section VI Wrestling Tourna- ment held at Falconer on March 6 and 7, James Johnson and Bruce Thorp placed first in their weight classes. Other finalists repre- senting Southwestern were Gary Capron, sec- ond, Lenny lngro, John Gordon, and Bob Lar- son, third, and Gerald Barton and Michael Johnson, Fourth. The team placed third in an evenly contested tournament with a total of 68 points. Southwestern 30 Southwestern 23 Southwestern l 6 Southwestern 33 Southwestern 28 Southwestern 25 Southwestern 28 Southwestern 29 Southwester-n 29 Southwestern 35 Southwestern 29 Southwestern 23 Southwestern 40 Southwestern Won Cotta raugus 23 Cassadaga 25 Gowanda 38 Mayville l i Randolph 23 Falconer l 8 Gowanda 23 Cassadaga 20 Mayville 5 Pine Valley I5 Randolph 15 Falconer 23 Cattaraugus IO Pine Valley Forfeit Leonard lngro Gary Capron Gerald Barton l :li M S, 2 .A A-ff iii Vik 5 ,liflngfvfoi ' NV.: Q .f -. .X xi. F S x M M ' iw , sv - L YQ,gs -fi Si . .L., jx A ,gigkj K K k 5 K Q i 5. W E 2-f 'K . X ,652 A Z I . .S K if ' uu- ANTHONY PIAZZA Masonry Contractor, lnc. 7 Chadakoin Parkway Celoron, New York AZURE HOUSE Lakewood, New iork Business Patrons BAR-B-RANCH 81 SWIMMING POOL Busti, New York BARGAIN BARN Route I7J Lakewood, New York BRAD'S HARDWARE 9 West Summit Lakewood, New York BROWN'S GROCERY 52 Boulevard Celoron, New York CARLSON BOAT AND BAIT 150 Boulevard Celoron, New York CREE'S GROCERY Busti, New York DUNHAM DAIRY 159 Dunham Avenue Celoron, New York E. W. LAWSON GENERAL STORE Busti, New York FAIRMOU NT FOOD STORE 600 Fairmount Avenue West Ellicott, New York FOX RED 81 WHITE 53 Du-nham Avenue Celoron, New York GREEN FARM Lakewood, New York HELLMAN'S MARKET Route l7J Sherman's Bay LAKEWOOD FRIENDLY 67 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York SERVICE LAKEWOOD NEWS 58 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York LAKEWOOD SALES INC. Holiday Harbor Celoron, New York LAKEWOOD SPORTS SHOP 58 Chautaqua Avenue Lakewood, New York LAKEWOOD STERLING SERVICE l03 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York LIGHTNER'S Route l7J Vukote, New York MELODY SHOP ll5 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York P 8- A SUPER MARKET Red 81 White Store Lakewood, New York PLYKRAFT I55 West Fairmount Ave. Lakewood, New York QUALITY MARKET 58 Chautauqua Avenue Lakewood, New York RAY JOHNSON'S GARAGE 273 East Fairmount Avenue Lakewood, New York SIGGINS GULF Busti, New York WALTER M. LOWE'S NURSERY I69 West Fairmount Avenue Lakewood, New York WARNER'S GARAGE l8l Dunham Avenue Celoron, New York WESTCOTT'S GULF SERVICE Fairmount Avenue Route I7J Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 1-rw.. ,N ,-,f . z'.,fm?:.g--- H ' .f ' '1g,7upf.f-V 1. Patron Parents and Mrs. Louis M. Acquisto and Mrs. Alton F. Anderson and Mrs Ernest R. Anderson and Mrs. Leonard C. Anderson and Mrs Ralph O. Anderson and Mrs. Chester Arters and Mrs Lawrence Bramstong and Mrs Maxwell F. Browne and Mrs Richard T. Cramer and Mrs R. E. Danielson and Mrs Pearl E. Dean and Mrs Lawrence Ecklund and Mrs C. Royal Eggleston and Mrs Clarence Eld and Mrs Eric Eliasson and Mrs Sixten Elmeer and Mrs. Kenneth J. Engwall and Mrs. Robert W. Estus and Mrs. Charles W. Foote and Mrs Willard G. Furlow and Mrs Gerald A. Gardiner and Mrs. Glen Garfield and Mrs. H. M. Girts and Mrs. Bert Goranson and Mrs. Alexander J. Graham and Mrs. Maurice Gustafson and Mrs Charles W. Hagberg and Mrs. Douglas L. Hans and Mrs. Arthur F. Hanson and Mrs. George Hendler and Mrs. Wilmer C. Hodges and Mrs. Frank S. Johnson and Mrs Kenneth Jackson Helen Johnson and Mrs. Hollis L. Johnson and Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs. William King and Mrs Howard LaLonde and Mrs Marquis Levine and Mrs Roger Lightner Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and a-nd Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Donald Macdonald Merle Manhart ' Thomas Mazzone Lawrenci G. Nordland Clarence Olson William Olson Anthony Piazza Charles D. Pryde Gordon Puls Raymond P. Rasmussen Edward Rhoda Edward Richard E. C. Rushworth Harold Sames Kenneth Sampson Gilbert Sandberg Leo G. Schnell Ben W. Schneider Sameul Siegel Carl F. Shellberg Leroy L. Simmons Clare Shotts Maurice- H. Smith Harold Sparling Harry M. Spencer Richard Starr George D. Stranigan Charles W. Taylor Maynard Thompson Ture C. Thor Herbert E. Thorp Charles Tremaine A. John Wahlberg Charles Weaver Richard W. Webb Willis Frank David Bruce Oscar Wells A. Wescott H. White Wilson Zimmer YOU In The Jamestown Area. JAMESTOWN AREA CHAMBER 0F COMMERCE Vital tatistics 1950 - 1951 Enrollment lKdg. - 6th gradel 1009 Enrollment lGrade 7 - 121 602 Teachers 72 Nurses 2 Librarians 2 Dental Hygienist 1 Custodians 7 Cafeteria Workers 10 Pupils transported by bus daily 1000 Bus Drivers 12 Busses 12 Station Wagons 3 School Truck 1 Driver Training Cars ' 2 Estimated value of school property 51,1 65,000 Dodges from Ralph W. Austin, lnc. Owned by school district 103 1958 - 1959 1 578 869 105 2 2 1 18 26 1780 18 20 2 1 1 54,327,030 -2 part time -1 part time 'ki' , J : lk 5 lwakfifg 5 ' 1 H ': ' ' . 2 ,mii A Q - 43 f k.,. Us gQx5 g i L' , ' al' A it -r pqgfi 25-51 'JIS M . Q. 'E ' Q I f 1 ' A 1:5 S 3 . Q Lg? iffi ,f Q '- ,, 1 ' L- f Ma ' - - Ay A A M3411 . hs Q i A E + ,je ' Y 'lwgy -- i -41? f 'FYI We - ' , 1 V ,,, ' 5 , WW-flew 17 ' V .,f. W Q NA 1 fn 1 Sw wg , 4, ' Ti Y V H , 85215 -,ff 'N ,P ,,A.,, , . .x,.' - Q4 , -Sw k .R T5 - as fs V ! a 2 X' .N +21 Kg I vw, -3 . . .. 'ii' wif K X ' ,QA Q' 27, B 7 'gi -93 -gi -R W M. ' . A5 K f x 4 4 1, 2 if K X , 2 A :fx V-Q V F 25 Q SR , . k 1 if N as A A A f ' 5 La ' 5' i 3 1 Q A V ... ii N VK X 5 M WEA AN N., Q ik. , S X Q , QU, x 9,2y,l., .N si- -vb. 3 4 N1 ew A M First Row: J. Rolph N. Taylor, J. Eliasson, S. Foley. Second Row: S. Burk, J. Shotts, J. Ford, J. Ford, D. Briggs, K. Boyd, B. Anderson, S. Davis, H. Johnson. Third Row: L. Pearson, J. Dittman, J. Babyak, B. Lauderdale. Fourth Row: J. Clapham, J. Miller, S. Buck, N. Thayer, M. Miller, B. Zimmer. Fifth Row: ,A. Pearson, B. Brown, B. Beck, K. Furlow, M. Backus, C. Bramstong, J. Nordland, B. Anderson, E. Sandquist, C. John- son, N. Lindstrom, P. Nelson, N. Nelson. Absent from Picture: D. Greenwood, S. Birch- man, L. Fuscus, J. Carlson, S. Anderson. Congratulations to our Graduating Seniors Janet Shotts Nancy Taylor Brenda Lauderdale Susan Anderson Doris Greenwood Susan Birchman June Eliasson Nancy Taylor Sharyn Faley Joyce Rolph ,- June Eliasson Beverly Anderson Janette Nordland Cynthia Bramstong Diane Elmeer Karen Furlow ----President Vice-President ----Secretary N----------------------Treasurer RHO DELTA PHI-First Row: Betty Klawon, Secretory: Gloria Olson, Anne Lightner, Treasurer: Judy Gardiner, President: Marilyn Acquista, Sergeant ot Arms: Judy Sparling, Reporter. Second Row: Becky Mazzone, Mary Webory, Lisa Swanson, Sharon Nelson, Cindy Darrow, Diane Popowski, Linda Anderson, Carolyn Jones. Third Row: Bev Patti, Sue Ferguson, Margaret Harrison, Jacky Cardy, Nancy Thomas, Sandy Sames, Linda Mellor, Sharon Holdridge, Mary Magnuson. Fourth Row: Diane Hanson, Penny Clement, Janice Peterson, Sandra Lurwig, Karen Engstrom, Sharon Dailey. RHO DELTA PHI congratulates their graduating seniors. Betty Klawon Anne Lightner Judy Gardiner Marilyn Danielson Marilyn Cusimano Judy Sparling Becky Mazzone Sandy Sames Beverly Patti Carla Sandberg at-Q ., N ,wg I 5 xfL,Lx 4 . 'iw x . SM- ,. fm: ms , XX S if : Qs' .2 Q Ka- . 5 lg 3? G ,if 1 , 5? Q 3 .Q 6 g . A . .. R Lg S 3 3 5 5,.41+mk x if wifi Q gg- Q. fgsvf N 1 v ' lf:fi' -f1Q-,.wfesf:s'r?f,s.., --1. ww '.,f- Q f i ' f K 521. 'A X f 'V 4 , 5 K'-I NW' W N 35 Q A . fix ' . 3 if +4 f S:-is I 'lggesx N - .ga -A xx A - 5 955 X gggysf xifyvsi N. :xxx 5 E, X :fx Q : K iw X XA? .. '52 iss fill ,SF First Row: L. Hough, M. Acquista, N. Eggleston, S. Hans. Second Row: P. Thompson, S. King, G. Smith, F. Olson, D. Crick. Third Row: L. King, S. Sutphen, B. Edgren, A. Brasil, L. Knoepfle, S. Shellman, D. Levine. Fourth Row: B. Foote, P. Siegel, B. Nelson, L. Stilwell, S. Erickson. Absent: P. Tremaine. OFFICERS PHI DELTA TAU ALPHA CHAPTER President .- .C ...s .. sssssmqralyn Acquista Congratulates their Graduating Members Vice-President , , . .,,Nancy Eggleston ReC0 di 9 5eC ef0fY .., .Shirley H0115 Marilyn Acquisto Angela Brasil Corresponding Secretary . , .. Pat Thompson Na,-,Cy Eggleston Lenore Piqua Treasurer . nf. . f. .new feff Loel Hough Por Thompson Linda King Inter-Council Representatives ,,,. ss, .U ,,,,,,, ss Fanchon Olson, Dotty Crick Chaplain L. .. . , - . ,,,,, ..Pat Tramaine Sergeant-ot-Arms -L .ssh -,,,Sally King Keeper of Properties . .... .L -. -M H . Great Smith Advisors Ln., LLLLL. . .... ,W,Mrs. Jack Mc lntyre Mrs. Gene Nelson Shirley Hans Fanchon Olson Greta Smith Barbara Foote Cathy Cooney ALPHA ZETA FRATERNITY SIGMA CHAPTER WISHES SUCCESS T0 ITS GRADUATING BROTHERS Don Rhodo -,,-A,.,. HE-- ,,EE,..-,.. President Roger Anderson ..E,....... - ..,,. Vice-Presidellf James Larson .........v.v.....EC..-- 56CI'6NI'y Don Smith ......... .. ...,E...... ,-- Treasurer First Row: J. Anderson, J. Ratzel, G. Malm, H. DeVlieger. Second Row: K. Eggleston, R Fischer, P. Westman, R. Rossmussen, A. Sfranigan, D. Siegel, J. Batchellor. Third Row: P Loucks, P. Osmer, J. Monagle, T. Melfi, G. Barone, L. Larson, J. Larson, G. Johnson, M Taylor. Fourth Row: B. Post, P. Dawson, D. Fronson, C. McClosky, R. Lindstrom, C. Larson, J Miller, D. Smith, P. Bradford. Not Present: D. Rhoda, G. Puls, J. Venus, R. Anderson. 109 First Row: Paul Harris, J, Miller, D. Anderson, R. Zimmer, R. Staples, L. lngro. Second Row: W. Allen, J. Mitchell, M. Bartholomew, R. Johnson, J. Adams, D, Hyde, D. John- son, D. Johnson, Brent Bartlet, J. Pierce. CHI SIGMA CHI wishes to congratulate its Seniors David Anderson Russell Zimmer David Anderson .sY..s,........s....., President John Miller sss.,..s, .--ZZ ....,s.s Vice-President Robert Staples ..ss,.. -J s....s,........ 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