Sweet Home High School - Crescent Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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' I 4 'gl I' I Iaigl.5eg:I5'!!g:2:'5g:E:f' I I 'n ' 5 fl' ' ,: !' ' I g ' .,s, .:I. II-. . Inga 5 ' I':,I ' n' 4 I I , I'. :IEI I' ' , I I ,I IQI I! f I 5 ' Ifllr' I I'!:lf,: ,:i.I'. I ' I ,4!' I . I I g 'In I I .J 5 I ,'- ,' ' ual I I I I I: I 'gI: by I I'I ' ' I I I ,n l,,I' I' III' I I' . I ! sn I . II'I ' I I I esents I First Yearbook THE CRESCENT if Foreword One of the first steps in the erection of a new building is the pouring of a solid foundation. Similarly, one of the first tasks of a student is to construct a foundation con- sisting of knowledge and critical thinking. The contrac- tor goes on to erect a home or an office or a factory, the student proceeds to build his own future. During the past year, masons added additional new bricks to our school, we students should have added to our own characters different types of bricks f bricks representing the inquiring mind, the search for knowledge, and the ability to think. Learning is a continuous processg but it is conceiv- able that one fact learned in elementary or high school might prove to be the one thing that will help to decide a student's career. Too few students realize the importance of education until it is too late. As builders use mortar to hold bricks together, we students should use the facts we have learned and ideas we have formed to build a solid wall of knowledgef' Our 'Neg ability to relate facts and ideas to everyday problems is what will give the wall of knowledgen its strength and value. To insure a strong and durable future we must pro- vide a strong foundation, and this can only be done by hard work and a persistent determination to push on - always looking forward to more and better things. Today, the success of a school depends upon the sup- port given to it by parents and taxpayers. It is only through their help that we can ever hope to receive the guidance and direction needed during our formative years. There is very little that we can do materially to thank them for their help, but can go on and become the leaders of our community - the doctors, lawyers, factory workers, and teachers. Sweet Home High School, as it stands today, is the result of the co-operation of taxpayers, the faculty, the con- tractors, and the students, each group doing its part to make OUR school one of the best in the nation. 9. .NX , L..-,Q 2 I We are blind until we .fee that in the human plan Nolbing ir worth the making if it doe: noi make the man. Why build ,there cilier glorioui if mari unbuilded goer? In vain we build the world unlerr lbe builder alto growr. - Author Unknown fx! .vm 1 'sinf- Our first yearbook is dedicated to DR. CLARENCE SMITH, Administrative Assistant in charge of Sweet Home's expanded building program. Dr. Smith's chief interests have always been the welfare and education of young people. A graduate of Syracuse Uni- versity and possessor of a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Buffalo, Dr. Smith first became principal of a small high school at Fabius, N. Y. He later held the po- sition of principal successively at New Berlin and Greene, New York. At Greene, Dr. Smith instituted a course in agriculture and taught it for the first year or two. At that time, also, Dr. Smith developed an interest in Farm Bureau work, and he left his position with the public schools to become the Farm Bureau Agent of Chenango County, at Norwich, N.Y. However, Dr. Smith's interest in young people never left him, and eventually he returned to the public schools as principal of Cassadaga High School, in Chautaqua County. Subsequently, he gave many years of service as District Super- intendent of the Sixth Supervisory District of that county. Eventually Dr. Smith left his position as District Super- intendent to become Professor of Education at the University of Buffalo, where he remained until his retirement. The students of Sweet Home District are proud to have Dr. Clarence Smith serving them, and they are proud to dedi- cate this yearbook to him in recognition of his unstinting and devoted efforts in the field of education. 5 Dedication Dr. Clarence Smith if 4,,,,,.. Dr. C. Smith and Mr. F. Gugino Seated: Editor, Mark Felske. Standing, Left to Right: I.. Greene, K. Himburg, M. Comstock, J. Russo, S. Mather, I.. Villa, K. Hazelron, W. Knudson. Crescent Staff Editor ..... , ..... ......, M ark Felske Burinerr Manager -- ,,.. William Knudson Literary Editor ,W ....-....... Nancy Kokolski Art Editor -..,s,,E,, Linda Villia, Barbara Shuck Layout Editorr ----Karen Himburg, Suzanne Mather Photography Editor .............a .Larry Greene Advertising Manager sa, v...... Joanne Russo Subscription Manager .AE,e,,... Marion Comstock Typing Manager ......,.,........ .--Sue Brenon Seated at defh, Left to Right: K. Byington, S. Brenon. Standing, Mrs. Nies, H. Swan, S. Faxlanger, B. Schlum, R. Mainger, S. Geber, M. Reilly, R. Stauch, B. Yoder, C. Foster. First Row, Left to Right: W. Smith, M. Comstock, Subscription Managerf R. Brairhwaite. Second Row: B. Bazlen, D. Kazmarek, C. Neidrauer, 1. Schlum, J. Marinelli, A. Stouffer. nrvmranvznv 1 .0 .2 ----- -----L -..if-,' - - '-f-- ' 5 f Q IL n u: .og 1, ' g '11L 1 f --- f - -k- -7- - E ,L 'O 'O' 'O sb 915 'J-.L 911. ' E il 5 'J-IU' 'unix 'nov -me 6 ' Tamil FK! - FJ 2 rl' I -5 'NL'-Lu 4 tiff' Vg I ' , ' loannw: o- n ' 42,21-J, ,,, wg, , 2 5 ,.. .. W v , W- umm 4-It gf' Sr- - . . I' , . 'I N 4 1 in' I - X ?- , ' .Ugg 7 IA I was nys nun! U1 , W gil .n j Q ' IYUV . 0- TETf .Lain ' Q -f- ' ':: 1- -1. 11 t. l-.Q Y f: 1.-'Z '- -I ' -'x.? : - - - - JE- l N A Q. Q ' 1.11115 Hausa I 9 1 -'-'- lt, nj,-,ll mi , I I .l.:Y14- og ' qq Q 2':'?'o fm- 1 'nigh' T a 1 'u -u 6' 5' G2 Q ' mb'-.gz. ': 1 H - Q , vi I i NG - J .7 l x IZ: V- ux QQ' . 4 - -' ---- - - . 'Ng QE: 1. 'Qu 'V' .- ' . U i L u '- L: , X ',u 1 X -Q I f T 1:- I v .L 3 Q vr U 0 -L' 'U 5 - W U- su -v V 'I' ' ' 5 in -si fLgE'l' 5. ul r N 1 4-U ! ADMINISTRATIO D FACULTY 'lill' n -- ' 1 '-l Qi'-l Q n. i sl? Seated, Left to Righi: Mr. Robert Lind, Preridentx Mr, William Mungall, Vice-President. Serond Roux' Mr. Daniel Streeter, Mr. Edwin Franke, Mr. Ralph Carestio, Mr. Wilbur Griffith, Mr. Robert Schaich. ,wr ft W' ffa n1'Mf' Board of Education Guiding the destiny of Sweet Home High School is the Board of Education which has made great progress in broadening the educa- tional facilities of our district. The members of the Board have devoted much time and effort discussing and determining policies of the school. Together with Dr. Clarence Smith, ad- ministrative assistant, and Mr. Stanley Podd, chief architect, the Board has spent many days planning facilities to meet the problem of in- creased enrollments during the next five years. The students will always remember and appreciate the work of the Board members who have contributed so much to the general ad- vancement to Sweet Home Central High School. MR. ROBERT LIND .....slfC Prerxkient of Board of Education Mr. Marquette junior-Senior High School Principal M r. Vergils Principal of Ike Diftrirt Mr. Obcracker Director of Pupil Peryonnel Servicex D r. Sm i th Adminiftmtive Afximmt FACULTY Junior And Senior High School Library E11 - X 811 S 11 Mt. PhS,,,1YeLek to Ri ix Mrs. Spragge 'M' Row W' M, 'I Mr. Ms' He3d1 oran, Mr. Foreign Languages Left to Right: Mr. Nicklaus, Mr. De Pass, Mr. Zimpher. Left to Right Mrs Burns M Barley M Mar-ren Mr Provenzo FACULTY C1t1zensh1p Educatlon Left In Right: Mr. Brennan, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Mueller, Mr. Doran, Mr Schwerssmg, Mrs. Ferguson. 'I2 Mathematics 3 Left to Rzgbt Mr Glaubman Mr McBr1de Mrs Kennedy Mr Pappas hyslcal Educatlon Front Row Left to Right Mrs Ferko Mrs Mehl Bak Row Mr Szymanskl Mr Kakook Mr Kramer I3 E Industrial Arts f b, Mr. Tuttlomondo Alesse, Mr. Grandits, Mr. od FACULTY Home Economics Left to Right: Mrs. Murbach, Miss Barli. Art Left to Rigb h I4 Commercial Left to Right: Miss Di Biase. Mrs. Eaton, Mr. Williams. M Left to Right: Mr. Mauerman, Mrs. u Peters, Mr. Zavirz, Mr. Grande. Driver Training Left to Right: Mr. McBride, Mr. Danna. CA UTI N 'Wi' IM!!! ll ine ciu KAMPBHI 'fa e 15 ' ' M Guldance vQr V1sua1 A1dS I Lefl lo Right: Mr. Garrison, Mr. Frost. I .. c . . Q 0 K Miss Goetz 'I6 , I fr. , - mv, 5 H, Q ff 11 ,swlip-1 gffizy 4 - 5+ ln A ' QHYFQEN f aw -H, 1 mpg: A bi 1 K-.if ' , 1 . afrff 'ff ,. , JMHT' . ,,i,,11y.r . 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' I ' I I I 1 I I I I ,41 1 1451 4151-, Student Councd Lefl Io Rzglal Vue Preszdent C Lehner Treafurer R Caresuo Secretary R Bamstom Pren dem G McCourt i Seated Left to Right L Chapman R Carestxo R Battnstom C Lehner Fzrxt Row Standzng G McCourt Mr Pappas J McGee G Robison R Stepmck B Molme S Hollls L Damley R Cutler L Mullaney S Lovey E Taylor D Gomolskx A Eber D Felske P Whnteman RR xml l fx Zmlttrnnlmunnt Snrwlg uf Sfrrnnilztrg Srhnnls harkrr west? on llinu all lllvn lllltrrra are mrilxnal qua ilu-refnre ihe ,. alll nf ills ffsetltnxtal A QIUPS grants mth D the pnmlrqr ann pt Xaltnnztl 35mm Elms Qlltarirr llilflwlli Dag of 3 r the 'Nzxhnnal Ginn R.J..r-f+4.--G4 Scholarshrp leadershrp servrce and character are qual1t1es essentlal for membershlp 1n the Natlon al Honor Socrety Members were selected by secret ballot by the faculty from the sophomores and jun xors who d1splay these characterlsucs The Natronal Honor Socxety promotes hrgh standards of hung vuthxn 1ts membershlp and bc stovss on them the honor for outstandmg record of achrevement The possrbrlrty of attarnrnb member shrp rn thls organxzmon setxes as 21 challenge to all students of the school Thc follovwmg students haxc been selected for membershlp rn the Natlonal Honor Soclety JUN IORS Kenneth Bochmann fl 5 Sue Dyckman Sue Faxlanger Mark Felske Karen Niungall UUJ SOPHONIORES Faye Babcock Daud Baumgart Elrzabeth Bowman f' , Karen Mrslm WM f af' Gary Ross 6,574 ,44-.Af ,aa.m.,,mx...av ff MH' ,lt me -my tae,-C 5-cclf f I th f :z.H!ll'Q 'E A ' n vO 0 pg 0 H9 ' A f at y -, X In abr A Q ' my J K ' o of w ' e ' . A I ' , ' V 0 , , , , ' . f 'I .5 LT ' ' .L i O O ' 1 9' o lu, .. - x 1 . L y I -I V ua Class f 1960 uniors The junior class spent a busy year build- ing the school spirit and its treasury, and planning for the day when it will be the first graduating class of Sweet Home Cen- tral High School. Under the guidance of Mr. Marien, class advisor, the first major activity of the class, a Christmas card sale, was carried out suc- cessfully. Later in the winter the juniors were to be found thoroughly canvassing their neighborhoods in an effort to sell magazine subscriptions. Although these projects required much time and work from the juniors, the pro- ceeds enabled the juniors to enjoy their ntnf first prom and yearbook. The juniors agree that this has been a wonderful year and are confident that next year will be as marked by enthusiasm and success as was this one. Treasurer. - 1, T7 First Row. Left to Right: F. Mis. T. Occhipinti, M. Mefzinlfrv. S. Hicks. l- Mafinelli- P- Pifk' 525' ond Row: C. Lehner, M. McClemens, Z. Holmes, D. Markek, N. Kreiger, S. Mather, A. Nune- maker, K. Hazelton. Third Roux' C. McCourt, K. Gochenour. P. O' Malley, J. Hoffman, K. Mungall, P. Robison, K. Himburg, M. Reilly, S. Meyers, P. Lubbers. Fourlh Row: C. Rechtenwalt, J. Gon- ders, R. Moline, E. Graham, J. Lang, R. Mong, R. Ray, J. Kowalski. Seated, Left to Right: M. Felske, Vice-President. .. S. Dyckman, Preridenzq R. Strauch, Secrenzry. Standing: Mr. Matien, Ad1f'iI0f,' R. Coniglio, Alheletic Council Reprerentative, J. Marinelli, R . 'L y 4. 5 3 f 5 rigwi' 'V 5, 'W 'k?5a5 j'-fi9 i hh :M .543- .izify by Y 4' V rf' J! 4 Q39 K A' e if Q af f CQ, ' 94 ' I-4' :En ' 9' 453' I fy . FL 3, h v A. ? Q Q ', Q X ' V i Su -qi , J 4 4' .F wil: Q 1 V 4 5 , 5 4-gg' Q L, , Rx Ei 5 L .ffvl is . f., p ,W M2 .X , . ,ar- , . fx args 3 .3?'s if ? 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V fQ11gfp5a Qi 3 2225 , ,..,' 5 3' GL r 5 3A ' fM?f ,E A V ,wi ' 1 1 me 'il :fb W H ca., ww ., 3 H, ,,f.1fA,,,, '39 W Q N935 Y-1' 4 .rf T-- A JV? X ' M215 rg! - x f- fl, ww . W- ,gwf Q. .L H Z, J , ,M ,,,,. .5,,s3: Ai' k W, vw f ,AV Fin! Row, Left to Right: S. Dickman, S. Fearby, M. Eddy, E. Everitt, P. Firta, J. Drew, S. Eber, D. Eckstein, D. Dennison. Second Row: J. DeMohn, S. Farber, S. Dehn, R. Fretz, T. D'Angelica, T. Fischer, C. Dispenza, B. Druar, P. Diegelman, P. Fishman, J. Darnley. Third Row.' L. Greene, J. Findlay, C. Doucette, L. Eaton, T. Gilliam, L. Nichols, W. Fuller. XJ First Row, Left to Right: G. Vergils, P. Stein, D. Kaczmarek, R. Smith, B. Schlum, P. Schrauff- sterter. Second Row: L. Silcox, W. Thompson, F. Zuppa, G. Very, G. Shields, R. Smith. Third Row: D. Vystup, R, Starkweather, D. Weihrich, G. Symington, R. White, J. Lucia. 27 21 35 V, :Q fs y y- 7 2.2 ,gg . ,lw ryy K. at yy,-g 4 is ,1 nf V If ., Q 5 H 'fa 90 ,Q 1 M f J 2 h 6 , f ,L Q, QW 'nf ' A Q14 f 2 ,I A 2 4 Ay 'fn all gif 24 ALT? if nf 97' it Y K Y 5 i 5 W E 'W - Q 45,4 5-Q :I 5 5 Qs f' , ,, Af q ' , ' ' ' M , ' ' , ' , mi V, fi K . Q, ref, fm ff? azz: 4 4 X , dm af ,. 1-f ' Q ff -., ,F , N gf 4 wwf' 'Q M, , 5 gg' . Q' 'f' 'Q 'rip Q' G32 .FQ ,, 4 .Sai ,M eff' 9 'wp , L A Y 5 ,Tm , ,E we V, A 1 5 Q' ' E wg W T , ' ' W' 1 f A bw me 3 L 2 Q , 'Q , ' Q Q L 3, 1 Af v f W A wgm, V, , h h W if , , if 4 , Qefw s ,, , ,gg we Q3 Q? 'fit 'ff 3 ly fgfif' i .V gif' , ., ' 7 I A,?gg?.I.',vy. ry' f 3? .Q Q ,f 4 if If f M rm, .m 1 1- 1 V3 Y V ' 4, K My fl? gg, at all Q., 6 QE? ' Q 'Qmzl , , , , , wan Q K 1 ,M .M ff? wg if Q 1 '-A in JV Left to Right: Mr. Bailey, Ad- visor: H. Rew, Athletic Coun- cil Representativeg J. Tarayos, Secretaryg T. Keller, Vice-Pre,fi- dent, L. Pillard, Treaxurerg R. Yenson, Prexident. Class Of 1962 - - - inth fades R Fin! Row, Left to Right: P. Bealer, B. Vickers, C. Neidrauer, B. Snoden, A. Dudziak, A. Trouse, S. Syers, M. Williams, 1. Tarayos. Second Row: R. Yensan, J. Moskal, M. Schneider, R. Zack, P. Wightman, R. Dawley, W. Werhun,,T. Stoner. Third Roux' K. Weber, D. Sundgren, G. Williams, G. Toelsin, R. Watson, M. Wolcott. 29 f 'N Fin! Roug Left to Right: E. Kemp, N. Madill, L. McNess, E. Laehy, N. Misura, C. Nies, D. Lewandowski, T. Keller, S. Jewett. Second Roux' D. Lecce, D. Nunemalcer, G. McKale, J. McGee, R. Maier, J. Kapsiak, T. McGinley, B. Van Dame, T. Reckrenwalt, D. McCarthy. Third Rauf: C. Miller, G. McClary, J. Lewis, J. Mennes, A. Kessler, R. Krebs. wfingul, -W-fi... ' .... Firyt Roux' R. Armbrusrer, I.. Chapman, Brairhwaite, A. Boehringer. Serond Ron D. Baer, N. Anna, S, Spillane, J. Schlum, M. Cancilla, L .' R. Chirico, D. George, J. Boehringer, R. Campbell, J Berardi, R. Abr, D. Barclay, R. Dawley, XV. Arvidson, M. Brown, R. Brelinger. Third Roux R Christoffel, C. Chase, VU. Turchiarelli. ,l VU. Clark, R. Baker. 30 . Bowen, H. Bogner, D. Bradley, L. Bainbridge, R. Cole ,A .J , Firrt Row, Left to Right: G. Franke, M. Digiore, E. Gridley, M. Roetzer, H. Hryhoroic, D. Garnett V. Guerr, L. Fries, P. Woitowicz. Second Roup' S. Drews, F. Dispenza, P. Rabener, J. Forpahl, D Everitt, R. Dyckman, D. Hinderliter, R. Hutchinson, G. Eichler, L. Dunker. Third Roux' H. Greene L. Gedraitis, G. Doctor, D. Felske. Mining from picture: S. Routh, S. Shamrock, F. Heidenreich J. Drake, P. Messer. 117 6 Fin: Row, Left to Right: B. Moline, J. Pillard, S. Mueller, L. Pichard, B. Small, C. Ringler, D. Moore, J. Santa Lucia, N. Vanni, P. Simpson. Second Row, D. Robert, M. Schank, K. Shorey, G. Pritchard, G. Rausch, H. Schaeffer, P. Plavetzki, D. Seibert, G. Spong, C. Shultz, N. Petras, B. Skinner. Tbhd Row: C. Schaich, T. Piotrowski, P. Reichmuth, P. Walsh, H. Rcw. 31 gun if Class f 1963 Eighth fades Left to Rigbl: N. Hunter, Prefi- denfg D. Spence, Treaxurerg J. Allen, Vice-Prefidentf T. Mich- aels, Athletic Council Represenm- live: Mr. McBride, Adzfixof. Fin! Rouy Left to Right: K. Keipper, G. Burwen, C. Woods, C. Myles, J. Mc Gee, E. Boris, S. Salerno, N. Hunter. Second Roux' R. Hanson, M. Ott, J. lllenz, L. Russell, N. Freiheit, B. Harber, R. Stepnick, R. Ellinger, G. Neidermeyer, J. Mennes, J. Allen. 32 G' ins.. Fin: Row, Left to Right: W. Baker,, E. Shintzius, G. Durak, J. Payne, J. Maglierte, A. O'Gara. Second Roux' B. Bazlen, S. Spong, M. Smith, S. Militello, S. Ruhlancl, W. Gorn, S. Nichols, C. Brenon, R. Brenner, C. Jensenn Third Roux' D. Hoffman, T. Michaels, D. Driscoll, K. Mols, B. Juzysta, W. Layton, E. Taylor, K. Wetzler. ici ls fri, Fin! Row, Left to Right: S. Reilly, S. Aures, K. Nolan, B. Bonesky, B. Warson, L. Kleisle, S. Hollis, T. Konieczka. Second Roux' R. Agro, R. Lucas, J. Turnbull, J. Hewirr, J. Murchison, G. Fadale, D. Hagelberger, P. Lewis, J. Wolfe. Third' Roux' M. Dunham, T. Hardy, T. Kidman, C. Crook, W. Gassman, G. Kamens, R. johnson, H. Marsha. 33 First Row, Left to Right: J. Ellis, 1. Sanrucci, R. Kling, G. Jellinek, J. Casey, R. Carpenter. Second Row: J. Ackerman, P. Janecek, J. Misura, D. Brenneman, L. Dabritz, F. jahries, J. johnson, H. jay, H. Anderson, M. Yoder. Third Roux' D. Eaton, D. Hill, G. Robison, B. Rubach, S. Fuller, J. Bauer, M. L. Piorrowski, D. Spence, W. Mungall, R. Eddy, R. Garwood. Eighth fades .vi Q 33 'f-l Fin! Row, Left to Right: J. Smith, J. Vickers, B. Hughes, E. Lombard, L. Darnley, S. Kozak, J Aumick. Second Row: S. Wojrowicz, D. Thaler, R. Chase, G. Simon, R. Kumro, W. Smith, C Myles, P. Pidanick, B. Sprong, S. Weaver. Third Row: J. Sorochry, A. Kuczynski, F. Srolcinger, L Dornbrowski. 34 . Seated, Left to Right: J. Baumgart, Prexidentg B. Carestio, Serretaryg R. Bradley, Trearurer. Standing: Mr. Brennan, Adviiorg J. Tacca, Athletic Council Represent- ative. Class f 1964 Seventh rades if KSQWWM ' f , . Firit Roug Left to Right: R. Van Horn, 1. Ringler, G. Villa, R. Zimmerman, M. Watson, R. Brarry, J. Tacca, R. Brairhwaite. Second Roux' E. Blanch, D. Corbin, M. Kozak, C. Stein, J. Baumgart, J. Srook, G. Vergils, S. Franchina, L. Mullaney, P. Munson. Third Roux' R. Hempel, J. Wands, R. Snyder, S. Mills, S. Mong, B. Foster, J. Hamilton, R. Morris, J. Mills, A. Vivian, M. Mainzer. 35 XJ First Row, Left zo Right: L. Piddise, J. Sanden, D, Moore, M. Feinen, M. Cavanaugh, D. Kolb, P Luber. Second Rou' S. Maess, S. Boje, L. Holmes, L. Pillard, K, Felske, S. Walcott, L. Pazian, R Cutler, S. Farnsworth, L. Crosly, A. Freiheit. Third Roux' W. Kreitz, J. Ohlson, L. Hollands, E Princess, P. Markek, P. Pidanick, G. Kuzniar, R. Diebold, D. Hoerner, E. Drew, G. Rew. .wfffdniw In . ,an 'f I f.,I 'n.w, x ' Fin: Row, Left io Right: A. Eber, R. Molnar, D. Sanfilippo, D. Mac Virtie, B. Kulp, R. Merritt, R. Herman. Second Rauf: P. Battaglia, B. Carestio, P. Foran, I. Zaffron, M. Neuhaus, D. Manley, E. Seaver, N. Searchfielcl, S. Ward, A. Brunskole. Third Roux' M. Militello, J. Rowland, B. Baer, E. Anthony, J. Konich, C. Mommertz, L, Will, L. Rasp. 36 H-3:6-.A.A Firrt Row, Left to Right: W. Jamieson, D. Bomolski, R. Clark, C. Forphal, R. Seman, D. Illenz, J. Braithwaite, J. Mc Guire. Second Roux' E. Graff,P. Whiteman, M. Schneider, D. Kurk, J. Wasko, K. Kleber, C. Dawley, M. Wandzioch, J. Streit, L. Richter, R. Hillaire. Third Roux' B. Spurlin, L. Chapman, A. Larson, K. Strong, W. Sheppard, L. Utech, E. I-leerlein, B. Smallman, N. Klein, S. Chilcote. was W Firrt Row, Left to Right: J. Clapinski, E. Trouse, C. Hunter, D. Bradley, N. Wessel, M. Gillow, C Weber, P. Mc Bride. Second Roux' 1. Moore N. Caccard, P. Silverstein, S. Lovey, 1. Ernst, M Marso, R. Tworek, K. Mc Owen, K. Kinda, K. Barclay. Third Roux' H. Pirrung, J. Babcock, 1 Cleveland, B. Amanri, L. Edwards, D. Alt, D. Thompson, T. Short, D. Stuewe, A. Quaclcenbush. 37 Haiw lj ,JE tx 2 g, F -TW ML J J 0 L 9 I i .xr .. 'H GUR NEW BUILDING Tl r?-a '-' UlEJ?WqEQZQ , Q 1 i gl Hfil E 5 'J 1 F 5 ti: J : HL: 4 2 I 5 41 WQQ Our Building-Progress ln Pictures Because the school population of the Sweet Home Central School District was rapidly increasing, the Board of Education saw the need for a modern Junior-Sem ior High School which would hold about 1200 pupils. Since the site for the building was already owned and approved by both the district and the state, the vote to build was passed on December 14, 1956. The groundbreaking took place eight months later, on August 14, 1957. In short order, a massive structure began to grow on the chosen site at the corner of Sweet Home and Skinnerville Roads. Thanks to the co-operation of Stanley C. Podd and Associates, architects, and the john W. Cowper, Co. classrooms were opened to students on September 8, 1958. On February 2, 1959, during the second semester, the industrial arts shops, the arts and crafts room, and the gymnasium were opened for use. Later in February the cafeteria was serving meals to both the Junior and Senior High School students. The Sweet Home Junior-Senior High School was finally completed and our building was dedicated on May 17, 1959, less than a year after the laying of the cornerstone. 'I Far from finished! The erection of the first steel girders. Can this be our gym? The senior wing in a landscape of disorder A view of the library from the southeast portion of the build- mg. AH wing in a mass of ice. 'wr Egan The laying of the cornerstone. They even came on horseback. '.hiJ1'i,:iQgi,,f 1' .R K ' - A L . 5 'x Kgs J A building, a tree, . . . and mud! .fr L li L .255--S.. a ' , 5. , Q . 7, - 3 -is-,'Xf gg 1 W-.ni ...L si N, -'rf ,,, QA. M, ' 1. rw . 2 ,Y Q ,saga 9 W , Y L MSM -'gif I Qui? 'M 4, la-. we, , 772 ,,,, ,, e rf, , A Tr L may M WW 1,2 , F- fig' Y 1 g5:Ww 'Mk J My 3 , v . , MH Agni-f if M ,Q-NIW' wg Lisa-wail U WW sk I A lg,gQiSA:z'Q1'f' W I vggk ws' 51 Ss g RQH' Sl , 5 'Q 57125 x.'w- ' w'fQ..ff'?' E 5 ' Y' ' :inf f',l 3 i,,, i4,-If 3 I, 53' F . . F MMM , ,.,. M. V 1.37 Wm 8' 1 F ,asf A' iw N.. wining...- Sklfviws iw s 'Libraries are not madeg they grow. lwfppgwf-M.: Augustine Birrell So that's the way it works. 1 1 .pw Budding scientists use the best in equipment. The envy of all housewives. -05 Where's the thing-a-ma-bob that turns the whatsis? lf we could only cook! ..,,,, .ff X xx x .. i Q i The line-up! ...--7' , . f 5521533 is. K- P- dUfY Happy and hungry. Q9 '27 .- A 'z Al!! 'I- 4-sq' tial .L all I Q Yu I Illllsl In 'nhl 63 A 'B -I nl Sh Qi!! llllfl J tau .... ,MQ F31 'FFW' 751 L.. -aq-- .p..L ' 0, 1 'YQ Utes- ' li lil' .1 HRX 1 time I 'N Ill 9-'40 31 'lb P .I I I Y ACTIVITIE A 'A H 3-me ac A mu' 44 ' --i eng'-oqpf-ei! 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' I . l i. i i' .I 1 .... .E ' ' ' ' I I ' aI I.: F H ny' III-1' - I X g 0 IIDI I ' IL I Y ' .., I 'I Y A I I A. 4, ' :M - ' I M -I riizit' : ,II .'3i IQ, gk' AI: g ' - ' I 4' My LW 'S .. L.. .J I 7- I 'fx '52 I - V35 IE 'spin 1 I I I I I I L.T-,.. ' . Q f .f 5. f ' I ' I I I ' ' : 5, I I I 1 ', 1 g.-.: I I S , 1 it ..Qo . r .V I I I .ls rr I . Al E I I li Q .Q ' ri I! I fl ' . , 0, .F -' ' ' I v ' --v 1 If. I . ,+I W , N LQ , . I -I I. Q I, I. -Q - - . ., , I Q. IAM, . M I. ' lg I 4- I :LE 4. I . Q , my I. , 2 f W - wrfin-1 was ,, I I I' I I' f I ,.AA 1 I ' - I v-Q' I- ,L I I - I H I If! 22- E I QLIQ.-I - E I I Il' , s X, ' ' . ' French Club Firif Ron. LEJI! to Ritfhff R. Voelpel, P. Gunn, L. Villa, Mr. DePass. Second Roux' B. Ifflander, Bmvman, R. Smith, B. Gerevics, L. Brairhwaite, T. Keller, M. Carpenter. Third Ron: L. Chap- man, K. Mislin, P. Stein, J. Alton, L. Collins, T. Fischer, R. Arena, R. Murchinson. Fonrlh Roux' G. Toelsin, M. Wolcott, D. Hinderliter, G. Doctor, R. Fretz, J. Griffith, D. Bamgart, G. Ross. x-4 German Club Left to Right: W. Clark, Mr. Nicklaus, I.. Greene, C. Schaich, R. Abt. Spanish Club Fifi! Roux' A. jewett, J. Tarayos, L Fries, AI. Pillarcl, K. Christoffel Second Roux' C. Ringler, J. Mennes R. Baker, K. Mungall, M. Shank D. McCarthy, G. Franke, P. O'Mal ley, Mr. De Pass, W. Arviclson Third Roux' C. Recktenwalt, L Georaitis. A ,fx ?,,.w,, Sf' Fin! Row, Lefl lo Right: Mrs. Ferguson, S. Dickman, J. Griffith, M. Radi, G Very. Second Roux' Mr. Schweissing, F. Zuppa, D. Hughes, P. Pouthier, B Ifflancler, C. Rowan, R. Watson, D. Brenon, R. Voelpel, P. Gunn, G. Ross, F. Babcock, R. Johnson. Astronomy Club is -J' -X. Ill x Left to Right: Mr. Walsh, L. Dombrowski, T. Hardy, C. Palmer, T. Koniecyzka, W. Mungall, R. Chase, R. Garwood, D. Hoffman, D. Eaton, G. Jellinek, R. Agro, R. Lucas, S. Reilly. 51 Newspaper Staff wi 5 'f3l0'I'7!R Firrt Row, Left to Right: Mr. Zimpfer, R. White, Sports Editorg A. Nunemaker, Editor-in-Chief: J. Hoffman, Featurer Editofg S. Faxlanger, Makeup Editor. Second Roux' K. Allen, K. Mislin, S. Mather, M. Carpenter, K. Hazelton, N. Weihrich, A. Kessler, S. Wilson, S. Gilliam, J. Russo, D. Seibert. Third Row: C. Palmer, L. Greene, R. Murray, R. Murchison, N. Richardson, R. Strauch, D2 Eckstein, P. Lubbers, C. Lehner. Ahfent: N. Kokolski, New.: Editorg G. Toelsin, Circulation E itor. Commercial Club N Firft Row, Left to Right: Miss Di Biase, D. Day, D. Eckstein, S. Muhlenback, C. Mullen G Rasp M. J. Cacilla, S. Eber, Mrs. Eaton, G. Ohlson. Second Roux' N. Kulp, S. Fearby, P Firta S Breidenstein, E. Everitt, E. Kuzniar, C. Anthony. Third Roux' M. Williams, M. Diebold M Di Giore, J. Darnley, M. Yoder, D. Baer, C. Schultz, D. Lewandowski, C. Nies, D. Kaczmarek J Santa Lucia, A. Dudziak, P. Simpson, B. Vickers, B. Lehr, G. Eichlet, F. Zuppa. 52 K' E75 1 Jets Club ,,,j 7' wals 0? r el-Ylre 1 H611 D clfs 'Pr Be C 6 Bw 1? Electromcs Club K Ck Bocbmagenwalr ow '79 r Ray L '86f 11 Left to Rzgbt N Druar R Watson I. N1cho1s R Brem lmger T Recktenwalt M Grandlts 53 Fin! Razr. Left to Right: J. Carnduff, A. Eber, D. Sanfilippo, B. Carestio, Mr. Hohman, R. Snyder, D. Moore, P. Foran, B. Baer, J. Stock. Second Row: R. Van Horn, R. Molner, M. Feinen, S. Nills, L. Barstis, S. Ronk, L. Richter, J. Rowland, M. Mainzer, D. Kolb. unlor H1gh FAIA Club In Ffont Mr Tuttlomondo Fznt Rou Left to Rzgbl F jahnes J Wasko J Ernst L Wxll johnson J Baumgarr H jay j L1nd M Watson M Pxotrowskx C Brenon Second Row S Wark I Zafron S Chnlcote N Klem S Spong G Vxlla A Larson J Rmgler R Morrxs J Wands S Mong Thzrd Rou A Kuczynskx P Luber K Kleber R Bralthwzute R Zlmmer man W jamxeson 54 I I Photograph Sealed Left to Right D Barclay R Mur ray Mr Roden L Collxns A Kessler Standzng E Graham L johnson T Protrowskr J McGee D Bradley R Murchlson Club Semor rt Club Xxx-f-47' Q s A41 5' XXV Left I0 Rzgbt ,I Bayer S Long K Clare J McGee Mrs Nles G Fruehuf H Swan K Mungall E Iaehy S WllllHmS K Hrmburg S Klersle 55 Seated, Left to Right: K. Gochenour, R. Mong. Standing: Mr. Marien, C. Balcer, History eague R. Moline, P. O'Malley, G. Vergils, B. Shuck, I.. Villa, C. Doucette, J. Lang. nited ations Club W 33 l I3 Nllll 'XX :wen A bk 1 R., f A+,-Q Q SX Seated, Left to Right: Mr. Provenzo, K. Palmer, G. Vergils, G. Symington, C. Doucette, P. Greenspoon. Standing: J. Finlay, B. Yoder. 56 is yr -v 4I 79.6 YORKER an 1 ' Yorker Club J-.fi First Row, Left to Right: J. Hewitt, J. Sanden, G. Fadale, D. Hoerner, R. Clark, G. Durak, Mr. Bailey. Second Roux' L. Dombrowski, J. Allen, 1. Ellis, D. Hagelberger, N. Wessel, L. Chapman. Third Row: A. Kuczynski, D. Hoffman, B. Rubach, R. Eddy, T. Hardy. Fin! Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Bums, J. Misura, K. Mols, B. Bazler. Second Row: C. Woods, G. Burwen, S. Nichols, M. Newhaus, N. Searchfield, A. Brunskole. Third Roux' D. Brenneman, H. Anderson, B. Harber, J. McGee. Fouflh Roux' D. Fisher, M. Piotrowski, H. Jay, J. johnson, D. Manley, B. Baer. 57 I l 'J unior Homemaking Sealed, Lef! I0 Right: N. Caccard, K. McOwen. DI. Moore. I. Hamilton. R. Agro, I. Zafron, S. Lovey, Graff, S Franchina, Starzdirzgn' K. Kinda, C. Mommerrz. B. Foster, Mrs. Murhach, E. Anthony, S. Salerno, M. Marso. sw if irls' Hi-Y Fin! Roux' Left to Right: E. Bowman, S. Faxlanger, K. Mungall, Miss Werner. Second Roux' M. Webb, Z. Holmes, D. Hughes. Senior Homemaking Left to Right: Miss Barli, L. Dennison, S. Spillane, I.. Jellison, C. Shields, E. Everitt, D. Baer, D. Dennison. MX -ar I .,- K , 1 58 1? , Firrt Roux Left to Right: Mr. Garrison, S. Flaxlanger, K. Gochenour Q b K. Mungall. Second R011 .' D. Brenneman, J. Misura, N. Kokolski M. O'Malley, H. Swan. Future P Teachers 145 fl Fin! Rau. Left lo Right: K. Mungall, I.. Villa, S. Long, Mrs. Kennedy. Second Rau: A, I-lryhoroic, S. Dyckman, J. Lang, K. Clare, S. Ely, M, Lord, BA Yoder, E. Bowman. 59 ridge Club Left to Right: M. Yoder, Mrs. Ferko, N Misura, Mr. McBride, J. Misura. Chess Club Left to Rzght K Raymond R Eddy Mr Garnson G McKale G McClary R Chase Rlfle Club In Front Kneelzng B Fraser Ftrxt Row Left to Right E Schmtzxus P Lewxs A Quacken bush P McBr1de D McV1tt1e R Molnar J Babcock C Weber J Hewxtr Second Rou K Hagelberger K M15 P Pxsamck B Juzysta J Smxth K K1epper E Everltt D Hagel berger Mr Walsh Thzrd Rou G Nxedermeger P Pxdamck C Myles K Kexpper H Bogner F Klem E Jullano Fourth Row D San F1l1ppo A Kuczynslu M Aures A Zlmmerman K Raymond Ftfth Rou G Woodworth E McMullen C Reckrenwalr 60 . , , . , . , . , . , . . , V , O 1 w , . . . , . . , . , . ' x - v ' u - a - 1 - r ' ' ' - 1 - 1 - n - : - u - , - 1 ' ' , . . . . , . , . , - 1 - , . , . . . . , . , - , - , . . . . , . , . - Semor Dram atlcs lg- as rliwwgx 4M ff 4 Ld .L umor Dramaucs 7 In Front Left to Right S Mueller W Branch Mrs Werner Fzrrt Rou B Schlum L Frres N Germony N Wexhrlch F Sugq S Dyckman S GlllOVs K Sheppard D Selbert S Jevnett K Chrrstoffel S Faxlanger S Ely M Carpenter A Hryhororc Fsrn Row Left to Rzgh! Mrs Headley K Felske B Carestxo L Prllard L Mullaney 1 Ernst J Rowland Second Rau Mrs Peters, S Ronk, R Tworek,j Stook, S Aures, P Battagl1a,K Barclay, S Walcott, B Amantr, S Farnsworth, L Edwards, L Wrll, W Sheppard Tbzrd Rou R Kumro, P Munson, G Vergrls, P Srlverstem, R Herman, M Mrllrtello, R Brarrhwaxte, W Smrth, D Bradley 61 lf 39' . lib 2? 1. v . I L I ' I 1 A A V in S . .M L 1 L F Q ' ' Q 9 ' . ,. Second Roux' B. Gerevics, G. Franke, D. McCarthy, M. Shank, J. McGee, C. Ringler, 0 - l , - ' y - - , - , s , - r - . - fl' ,. A S l 1 5' Y ' 5.4 - N lx - f ' fy 'M .Q T at-L . . O C Firft Roux Left lo Right: L. Dunker, S. Dyckman, J. johnson. Second Roux' E. Bowman, L. Darnly, R. Zack, M. Piotrowski, J. Baumgart. Third Rnzv: L. Eaton, D. Baumgart, R. Smith, D. Hinder- lighter, R. Dowly, R. Watson. Fourth Razr: T. Whitman, M. ,ff ' T' Mr-E' ww man Wolcott, K. Sheppard. Concert Band Overcoming many inconveniences, the Instrumental Music Department kept a full calendar of activities. In the fall, when school started, there were no lights in the Band Room and being located in an unfinished wing of the building, it was quite cool. Nothing hindered the Band from practicing daily, and when football started, they played at the Maryvale and Pine Hill home games. The Band was invited to play at Civic Stadium for the Balti- more- Pittsburgh football game and the U.B. -Columbia game as part of a mass band which included ten high school bands. The band also marched for a Halloween parade in the Hartford Estates Community and in the local Decoration Day Parade. Seven of the band members attended the All State Sectional Music Festival at Lancaster to play in the 120 piece Senior High Band in November. Three of our Band members performed in the Erie County High School Festival at Wfilliamsville Central School and four other Students played in the Erie County junior High Band at Kleinhan'5 Music Hall in March. The Senior Concert Band played an assembly program at the Elementary School and plan to make an annual event of performing at both Elementary schools. Several soloists as well as the entire Concert Band traveled to Barker Central School to compete in the New York State Spr7ng Music Festival in May, Our 16 piece Dance Orchestra played at the first high school dance held in the Elementary School gym. The group also played at a dance sponsored by the Ellicott Creek Junior Drum Corps at the Ellicott Creek Fire Hall. They also performed for a dance held in the Williamsy'ille High School for the Erie County Music Festival. Our newly formed junior High Band has developed very well and will become more active in the future. The entire Instrumental Music Department presented the first Spring Band Concert in our new High School this year. Fin! Roux Left to Right: S. Wolcott, F. Iahreis, R. Garwood, M. Lord. Second Roux' R. Van!-Iorn C. Rowan, C. Dawley, R. Dycl-cman. L. Darnley, R. Nunamaker. Third Razz: L. Fuller, D. Sund gran, M. Mainzer, J. Berartli, J. Lucia, G. jellinek, W. Smith, P. Firma, R. Mainzcr. Ffmrlh Ron L. Dombrowski, R. Voepel, G. Ross, S. jewett, C. Myles, L. Pillartl, M. Yoder, J. Metz. Dance and Fin! Roux Left to Right: R. Zack, L. Datnley, W. Smith, E. Bowman, j. Metz. Second Roux K. Sheppard, R. Dyckman, D. Sundgren, J. Lucia. Third Ron: L. Eaton, D. Baumgart, R. Smith, D. Hinderliter, L. Dombrowski, G. Ross. At Pzkznox C. Miller, Mr. E. Mauerman. 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Moline, T. O'Connor, ,l. Gonder B Fraser C Rechtcnvsalt K Bochman, L. Gedraitis, D. Frey, R. lhle. Sweet Home High School Football FOOTBALL REPORT The Junior Varsity football team of Sweet Home High School underwent a difficult season but one which has given the team the experience and confidence to help them overcome their opponents in the up-coming season. During their first year, the team fared well winning two games, losing four, and tying one game. Coach Kakook and his assistant Mr. Doran, kept their boys in excellent playing condition by enforcing a rigid training and practice schedule. As a result of all the work and time devoted to developing the team we have come through with one that we know will be a source of pride to Sweet Home. GAMES PLAYED AT HOME Team: Our Score Their Score Sweet Home vs Maryvale 6 6 Sweet Home vs Cheektowaga 6 26 Sweet Home vs Frontier 0 14 Sweet Home vs Cheelctowaga 0 32 GAMES PLAYED AWAY Sweet Home vs Eden 13 7 Sweet Home vs Akron 2 26 Sweet Home vs Maryvale 14 0 68 T 000. 5 be 9 ,N O0 ,Q Q00 gn n .zzzifzwazg 'Z .' .'0q.211.t00 ,2 10 Yap: bs 0 Q 4 Oo Og... .O O , Q... 001 Qing. 0 Wt.. , :so 'z ' 0 v0 1' 0 g.. O ,.:0000g, 9 Q , 0s 0 , :N000 ,, 0 , . '00 ' , 0 0 ' 1 9' 'Munn . st: 0 OO ggi? Q v O ln' . 0 'iii O 0 2' :NQZ0 0 , Qi? . 00 00 0 0 O 51 O v 'QW O, O 00 , :zo . ' Q2 0. '. og 0 C O.. O .000 O . 0 Og' 0 '0 0 009 00 CO.. .QQ 00 . K S 00 00 0 . QC 5 0 .QOO 0 0 05 0 ' 00 '? :,'. 0 ' 0 0 ' 'O f ' A 0 0 . 0 '000 ' O0 - Q- Q' - 0 , 0 . . p 0 ,. ' - . --. 5 0 - . Q Q O0 ' W .Y Q '0., 005 ' 42: 0 0. - - . ' 000 9 '00 9, N00 xx Q0 9 , In 0 , ': ng, :fn ' ' ,fx 0 '? nf . 0 Z, nz, 00 0 02,2 0 6 0 'Don ' 00, woo., 9 ,R .0 . ...Ot Qg,, 00 . l0g,. ' Oo ,.'9 'K v 'O 009 99 ' 00 Oy.. 90 ':0'0 :0QOQ, Q 1 , 9 500 ' 000 ' 00 WO 0' 0 ' . 113. 0. 00.0022 O zgqy. .:0 .5 '.f0 A Qbtg... 0 . ' ' 'tht' 'got ' 'i . Don! 2 0 , , s005:4?00 ' ' 'Q ff' ,,-. N 'ffm 1 Q , fO 'bog Q T 09 OQ Z :' O . 'z 0 00 ' Oz 0 Ot: 0 5. Og 900 'Q . Q 5 Q ' 00 ' O0 Q ..:00?i.. sf, 0 Q : 0 ,N Q O ' O0 'O Q QQ: OQg??:z . OQ.':5 Qof' 'limb ' ' ' 0OQqn 000, sg ' 0 .5g:.?'. 0 , .guott '- .Q O O O' .. 4 My v,.. M JE' au'44' First Rou Left to Rrghz D Frey, R. Smith, C. Dispenza, R. White, J. Lang, K. Bochman. Second Roll G McCourt M Levitsky T. Gilliam, E. McMullen, G. Ross, J. Findlay, R. Coniglio, T. ,M Varsity Basketball Team Although the Panthers concluded their first year without a victory their spirit and sportsmanship were obvious to everyone. The final game of the season resulted in a heartbreaking loss, 47 -46 but it showed the great improvement of the team during the season. High scorer for the year was Roy Smith, with 79 points, followed by Ron White, 77 points, Chuck Dispenza, 61 points, and Ken Bochman, 57 points. jack Lang, Mike Levitsky, and Tom Fischer also saw plenty of action during the year. Ken Bochman set the record for rebounds, 116 for the 14 games played. Coach Robert Kramer had reason to be proud of his boys. After all they defeated the faculty 40 -23! The J. V. team, coached by Mr. Doran, also enjoyed a successful season, winning three games and losing eleven! Key players included Dale Felske, Tim O'Cor1nor, and Bob Pusateri. 1 a v ew 3 7 ,,,r Tv G+ F Xa.. ff, 5 w t f -...H ,-1' QE ,V Y, g' TJ ' .H t i X - xi, T 'A g NT .4 ' , Q ,-. - . ' 5 ' X-P 03' 'LQ-Q-.. W - -e 5' it fi P 2 vw A '.., . 1.6, ,ai 4 Q ' I Q, v- '. 'T cs Va- P It it -QSM flu- -to '- fs Q N r P ' . L a 2 is T qv X , it . K Xi ix. 5 3 E lx R R . . Q . W what f A ' ' f' v ,Q fi? , Y :IP ,X , ft . f J g T g .. .,,LA , s s .fs P . ' Y vw- ,A.. ' ., 3' . .whfi , 1 4 -. sz? A .ir Q' -. f t . .fl ii V' ff f ' ' Firrt Razr. Left to Right: D. Weihrich, M. Meginley, T. O'Connor, D. Felske, ki R. johnson, R. Pusateri. Serena' Roux' W. Arvidson, M. Aures, H. Schaeffer, R. Guida, A. Boehringer, D. Sundgren. Third Roux' Mr. Doran, Coathg R. Cares- tio, R. Krebs, L. Gedraites, C. Schaich. Basketball Team Swimming Team Sweet Homes first swimming team, coached by Mr. Richard Keen- ey, was very active this year, in spite of handicaps such as the lack of a regulation pool and regular practice time. The team participated in 12 swim- ming meets against the following 'X schools: Depew, Iroquois. Maryvale, l, Clarence, Aurora. and Lancaster. This years outstanding swimmers included: Richard Armbruster, Larry Eaton, Dave Everitt, Alan Kessler, Thad Piotrowski. Gary Pritchard. and Bill Turchiarelli. Our team deserves congratulations W5 for showing great effort and sports- manship. Firrt Roux Left to Right: Mr. Keeney, Coafh: R. Baker. .llmzagerg D. Trouse, W. Lehr, L. Eaton, J. Mennes. Sermid Razr: G. Pritchard, J. Boehringer, D. Everitt, J. Forpahl, K. Palmer, R. Rabener. Third Roux R. Armbruster, P. Reichmuth, W. Turchiarelli, T. Piotrowski, A. Kessler. 71 Seated, Left to Right: R. Coniglio, Mr. R. Kramer. Standing: R. White, H. Rew, T. Michaels, 1. Tacca. Boys' Intramural Captains Bofzom Ron, Left to Rigbl: Mr. R. Kramer, M. Schneider, Mr. R. Szyman ski. Fin! Roux' J. Clapinski, H. Pirrung, J. Babcock, J. Tacca, J. Carnduff. Sec and Row: R. Carpenter, T. Michaels, E. Taylor, D. Spence, J. Courtial, J Mennes. Third Roux' R. Moline, D. Porter, G. Strong, F. Williams, J. Mennes. 72 rhleric Council Varsity Cheerleaders First Ron, Left ,fo Right: S. Ely, C. Lehner, S. Mather. Second Roux' S. Wilson, Captainy F. Sugg, N. Germony. l i V. Cheerleaders Lefi to Right: S. Mueller, M. Carpenter, S. Gilliam, B. Bowers, K. Mislin, S. Dyckman, Captain. C? 73 All aboard for bowling! Ready girls! Girls' Bowling Each Tuesday afternoon approximately 125 Sweet Home girls, accompanied by Mrs. Georgia Mehl, board school busses which carry them to the Sheridan Bowling Lanes. Once there, the girls purchase bowling shoes, appoint a captain to preside over each lane, and bowl until five o'cloc'k. A league was formed consisting of girls whose bowling scores averaged 110 or higher. The ten girls having the highest scores formed a team to bowl with other schools Girls' bowling has proved to be one of the most successful extracurricular activities of the year. 1' ,O qv 1. 'ix 'fi ,4 S ff XJ Q ff, ,.,k V Size 10 for everyone? Whar's the score, Janet? Pick a winner! Q.-...., '31, 5. Strike! 75 J' 1 ,,f .gr . ff V x..QJ f - f -s , w g Qf- Q ,Q ,X gf f f L lfagwg my Y 2, Q . .. xx A iff' X97 si ,fs 5 ,, . V 'F ' -' N 7 9' '.25L'f5' -L cf ' , kiwi ? 1 f5gv4m?'7! vY?3QP A FEW , 'J gps! ' . 1 J Y aug? . EJ -4 , W ' ? i ,L Q 5- 0' , V Q Z 'Sp ffftff, . .fn . 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