Westfield High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Westfield, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

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The honor with which he holds his position as a graduate depends entirely on his widening scopes of life. el Pin' 4 H 't .,, . , . I 'ik +2 . it t ,t if 'mfr JMU Q Ji ---5 225 l -1. ' Z . - 1 ff'-' fu ' In rr 4 THC vi., ww I 1. P242 H 52 is We salute you, graduates past, present, and future of Westfield high school. To you goes all the respect and honor we can bestow upon you through our yearbook, Prospectus '60, 4 medication .A- fam of Smaiim Seated, Left to Right: Edgar Thomas, George Riscili, Sebastian Palermo, George W. Holt, Lawyerg Anthony J. Monta, Presidentg Ruth B. Winch, District Superintendent: Dorothy Brooker Mary Ann Kolpein, John H. Taylor, Vice-Presirlentg Fred W. Evans. Standing: Gerald C. Morgan Treasurerg George W. Beale, Dorthea Hage, Clerk. The Board of Education is responsible for establishing the policy of our school and providing for the needs of education. Our fine school building, the school staff, and the school curriculum are a tribute to the sincerity and devotion of these unselfish citizens. - Edwin L. Fisher Supervising Principal Harold N. Anderson Lauren R. Williams Elementary Principal High School Principal fl ' fb my F , gi f 4 ww.. up-M I . mmm.. - W :E .', . w sf -f ' K , . i . :N , Y' 5 'W ,, z - M .,,.. Q V fi Q A 5 :s,g ,1 ,' i- CES? E I My Ig Sf .if fl , ' V: . Q., . g Q . .luf,gf,i Qi I 3 -.,.,, 9 A if ,. 35 T , I Q :A - if 5 K it an-Q4 Mmmswz A- fr , Q W 'E' f is ' .3 u N Z ?V 1? . . f 1 - nfhfgrfv-+ -X--H 1 1 H :aan -,...M... fs .,gA ff r P .. , Hx My t ., - 4' --MW Q5 . -..WNV ,ii 'g , 4 5 2 -EE. s 1. an k D if v , 1 Y wang, jf 1 if w Q V f 2 bw-W w Q - ,:,, Lg, Yi V' f V . agp 5 - A .' .... ...W K -M , Q Q, 5 -11 ' .Z -figui ,515 F5523 .5 . 1 X T. wg: ff7?fff s Hfw f1ef1z-3 i -1 gf Q X Now, let's plug in the numbers. . ' 4! As Shakespeare would say- To be Now, isn't that a beautiful little problem? 'The master mind New sq, vga my Left to Right: Mrs. Doris Berger, Mr. Maurice L. Penharlow, Mrs. Janet C. Howson. -W! 1 . Q. M is .1 N ' . 'I 1 df' an Left to Right: Mrs. V. Gens, Mrs. M. Duchine, Mrs. Button, Mrs. E. Penharlow, Mrs. K. Waite, Mrs. B. Wilkins, Mrs. S. Blanding. A I I ' . 1 . 41' - V 1, ,, i f 2 ' I l V K x Elf iir ' Y 4' g, .H W -hir. Aw . , .. A I '? ' .'YYY.,,,,.a .- S1 I Mr. Edward South l Eddie T ffm swf Left to Right: Miss Esther Bernges, Nurseg Mrs. Dorothy Brownell, Dental Hygienist P-np., Left to Right: Miss Esther Bernges, Nurseg Dr. Van Laughlin, School Physician. Compliments of DR. VAN S. LAUGHLIN D fm Bmw W i 1' 11' ' E E I J :al -wr 'ag 5? I Iwi! to Right: P. Markham. AIl'f'hfll7if'I M, Pvnlmrlnvv. Tl'l1VlSl70I'lllfl'0Il SlIlH'l'l'l'NUl'I N, Dil'z1v qualic-. U, Griffith. C. I.al'orle. F. Wulf-Iwn, E, RHIHIIIPII. Nur l'iwrnrf'1I: W. W:-slzxmtt. AA U L 14 Knw'l1'ng: C. ffarraher. A, Crien. Smnrling. Imfl fn Right: A. Win:-low. H. Purlo-r, F. Uawlvy. WK Kinvuicl. Hvarf CIISHTIHIIIII A. Egglx-stun. C, Piersnn. Complimenls of AJAX fembw Cricket,' This year for the first time a student from Westfield went to Europe under the American Field Service plan as a Foreign Exchange Student. The lucky person was Martha Cricket7, Beale, who lived with the Corzilius family in Berlin, Germany. Her family was composed of her father, Vatig her mother, Muttig three brothers-Dieter, Udo, and Claus-Peter, and a sister, Puppi. They all took her warmly into their home and made her feel a real member of the family. In her own words, It was the most rewarding and the happiest experience of my life. I have gained an understanding and an education I could have received in no other way. I hope that during my short stay with the Corzilius', I was able to uphold the ideals of the A.F.S. and to give them a better understanding of our Amer- ican way of lifef' FOMQIL Emma Stadmta 1eannot For the second year in a row the Student Congress helped to sponsor a Foreign Exchange Student for Westfield. We were extremely fortunate this year to get Jean-Pierre Ludwig, or better known as Jeannot , from Pont-Andemer, France. He is living with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Monta and family in Westfield for the school year. ,leannot is a senior and has participated in many of the Senior projects. He takes English, American his- tory, advanced algebra, public speaking, solid geometry, and psychology. He is very eager to participate in all the school sports, and this year is a member of the varsity basketball squad. He also enjoys photography, as anyone could well guess if they saw him, for wherever you see Jean- not , you also see his camera. The social emphasis in America is a lot different than in France, and 'fleannotn is taking advantage of the many extra things there are to do here. DONALD ANZALONE Don Cool Kitty fn Band 1, 2. MARTHA BEALE Cric'kc-tt Me1u'h . ' ind 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: xtven Girls 2. 3. 4: Honor Soriety 3, 4: Student Congress Sevretary 3. reasurer 45 Cheerleading 3, Captain : Oklahoma 31 Mi-Y 1, 2, 33 NH. ILS. l'inafore 1: Variety Show 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 3g Me- dusa 3, 4. r .1 'UO' -lQ '!' WENDY ELEANOR BARNES Windy Frankly Spealringf' Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 3, 4-g Student Congress 13 Honor S04 ciety 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus lg Mixed Chorus lg Mi-Y 2g Yearbook 33 Va- riety Show 45 H.M.S. Pinaforeu 1. HERMAN BEAUJ EAN Hemi Uh no you don't', MICHAEL CRAIG BARTLEY Bardahl g'LikP- help, Hitsville fn Baseball 1. 2. 43 Variety Show 43 Bowling 4. X 1 GERTRUDE A. BEST .tfrrudyn lt's ll big ox and a baby moose. Mi-Y 1. 2, 33 Oklahoma 3g Chorus 2, 3g Variety Show 4-g Yearbook 33 Bowling 31 .lunior Hi-Y 1. 'I7 HARRY BLANCHARD AbHarry9Y Yon know what I like PU Football l. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 4: lasketball 1. 2, 4. I .IANICE ELIZABETH BUTTON alan.. Unv and only. lVli-Y 1, 2. 31 Variety Show 4g F.H.A. 1: Student Voice 4. I8 an-A CARRIE ANTOINETTE BOVA Shorty l'm on a dial. PAUL VINCENT CALI Ketldle ffl never tell. Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball 23 Track 2g Hi-Y 2, 3,3 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Variety Show 4. HUBERT DAVID BOWEN Hube Quiet, genius at w0rk lland 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 2, 3. 49 Oklahoma 33 H.M.S. I'inafore 1. 9' A. 3 .IUDITH ANN CANELLA Conatz Whaa11l F Chorus I, 2. 3, 4: Mi-Y I. 2: Variety Show 4: Oklahoma 33 Yearbook 3: Intramurals 1. 2: Bowling 31 H.M.S Pinaforeu l: Mixed Chorus 1. REBECCA SUE CARD Becky Hey, 'Conatzl' Class Secretary 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, All-State 4, Oklahoma 3, Variety Show 4, Mi- Y 15 H.M.S. Pinaforen 1. 5' ff K CYNTHIA CLARKE Cindy lf only l voulfl get into Trinity. Transfer from Oxford School, Hart- ford, Connevticut 3, Yearhook 3, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Chorus 4. ANTOINETTE MARIE CONTI Toni Yeah, Man ln Variety Show 4, Oklahoma 3, Stu dent Voice 4. DONNA MAE CURTIS Donna l fan! watt to go to college. Mi-Y 1, 2, Oklahoma 3, Variety Show 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, H.M.S. Pinafore 1 CHARLES COWEN Cosmo No C11lllH'l'.l No Chanre lv Football 2. 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bag-aeball 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 4, Hi- Y2,3. WILLIAM ANDREW DAVIDSON Bill 'Tfltevies are nice but Forrls are betterf Football 3. 4. I9 DUANE UELCAMP Dol Sn1arlr-um .' ' Transferred from llroi-ton 3: Football 3, 4: llasketlmall 3. 4: Class President 43 Variety Show 4: Medusa 3, 4. 1:7 THOMAS ERNEST DIBBLE Dib Cnr non 7' Variety Show 4g Chorus 1. BARBARA liGCl.ES'l'0N Barb Tlu' wilrf our. Nli-Y l. 2. 3: Variety Show '13 Major elle 2. ps 'Y vm WHYNN S. El,lASON MEM.. L1'1's put the lop down., Transferred from Ripley 33 Honor So- rivly 3, President 4: Variety Show 43 Yearbook 3. 20 JOHN POSTER l'uLL Mr. X. DONNA MAE CERVASI Cerkus Hey, Nunn'y.' Whf-re should we go tonight ? Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Mi-Y l, 2, President 33 Oklahoma 31 Variety Show 43 Cheerleading Captain 2. 3, fl-g Year- book 23 Intramurals l. 23 Bowling 3. ELIZABETH ANNE CIBBS Liz Cv N'est Pas Bien. liand 1, 2. 3. 4g Oruln-stra 1. 2. 3, 49 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: 11.M.5. l'iuafore lg Oklahoma 33 Yearbook Editor 3: 'lixteeu Girls 2. 3. fl: Mi-Y 1. 25 Va- riety Show 4: l'.A. Committee 1, 2, 3. fl-3 All-Slate Chorus 3. 43 Mixed llhorus lg llouor Society 2. 3, Al. lvl WILLIAM ROY HACE 1lilxer Dani give j'U1lfSl'lf a lwart atfavlff' llautl 1. 2. 3. fl.: Chorus 11 Orchestra 1: Hi-Y 4: H.M.F. l'iuafore 15 Variety Show 4, MARJORIE ANN GOLLNITZ ,, -. Mugge ily, Cash . ' . , . . .. .. , . Mx-1 1, Z. .ig Sixteen Ctrls Z. 3. 11, Oklahoma 3: Yearlmook 31 lntratuue t - ' t I .- rals 1, 2, 3. 4: Lhorus 1. 2. 3. 43 H MS. 1'iuafore 1: Variety Show 4- Alhlvtit' A:-zsovlaliou lg Mixtftl Chorus 1. JANEI ANNE HAbKIN an What Il blast .' Har! Harfi' Variety Show 4. Intramurals 1g Stu- . -1 dent Von-e 4. CHRISTOPHER K. CRAEFF Quis ll'.s no! tlzf- mwng il's the girls. Chorus 1: Ili-Y 2. 3. 43 1'1.M.S. Pina- lort- 1g Variety Show 44 Class Secre- tary 23 Footlrall 1. 2g Sport Statis- livian 3, 4-: 11ouol' Society Treasurer 4g Rifle Cluh Treasurer 3. LINDA ELAINE HESS Lin fo nf' sais pas. Mi-Y 1. 21 Variety Show 4. 21 PHILIP DAVID HODKIN Donor .1I-m-m-m, Nirv . ' Trark l, 23 Ilaskzrtlmall 2g Variety Show 4g Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. 45 iq 3 LINDA ELIZABETH SSLER Lin Major: Boys. Band l, 2, 3. 4, MIY 1, 2. 3, 4, riety Show 4g H.lVI.S. PinaI0re lg Chorus Ig Orchestra 43 Bowling 3, 43 Yearbook 2. JOANNA LEONE Jo Are you kidding P Majorette 3. 4g F.I'I.A. 1: Variety Show 43 Intramurals 1. JAMES MICHAEL KING, JR. Coon liar, tlu'r1'. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 4 Baseball 1. 23 Track lg Hi-Y I: Va- riety Show 4. 22 I THEODORE WESLEY JOHNSON Swede Whoo hoog what II nag: wo0rlwin. Football 1. 2. 3. Captain 4: llusketlvull 1. 2. 3. 4: Ilaselwall I. 2. 3, -Ig Class Treasurer 2. Vic'1--Presimlent 3. 4: Slu- mlent Congress 3. Vim--l're-sirlerlt 4: Hi-Y 2. 33 Medusa 3. -I: Varie-ty Show 4. I ..i 5 ! ,, . V f X . .4 Vx X -. 1 an l ... mczimnn I.0BEI.I. --nick Tl1al,s life. Rifle Iilulr 33 Variety Show 432 Ilowl ling 4. MARY EVELYN MACEE HMaggie91 Idiot Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4g Bowling 3, 4, Mi-Y 1, 2. 3, 43 Year- book 4, Business Manager 3, Chorus lg H.M.S. Piuafort- lg Variety Show 4. 7 -or . His TRENA DARLENE MANVILLE Trinket No .lake ? Transferred from Ripley 35 Band 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Sixteen Girls 43 F.H.A. President 4g 'A0klaho1na 3, Variety Show 4g Intramurals 3, 4. CHARLES C. MOLLARD Chuck That !l0I1,l mean nothing. Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track lg Hi-Y 2, 33 .lunior Hi-Y lg Variety Show 4g Stu- dent Congress Vice-President 2. 3. President 43 Medusa 3. 4. TERRY MARSHALL Terry 'N hllloansomr' Chorus l. 2, 3. 43 Variety Show 4: Oklahoma 33 ll.M.S. Pillafilfe 1: Honor Society 4g Bowling 3g Mi-Y 1, President 2. 1 RICHARD MARSALA Rich Well, another day shot l Track: Hi-Yg Variety Show 4. ' 'X ,1HPf - 4 JULIE MORAWSKI Monson Boys make the world go 'round Variety Show 4. 23 IVREIIEIRIKIK Nl0RFfllUIlSl'f llulcll H1',1'. Rffllllfll. shall uw' ,Qu In .wlmul rorlay? ELEANUR ROSE NAPPER Ellie HSIIIII-V, slmly, stu1ly. ' fl: Yearlmuk 3- Honor Sm-ietv , . .A - . , Q , l X f,lT'llCFlI'21 1. 2, 3, 4: Mi-Y 1. 2: ' i' ety Show 11-g Nfllfliilllllllilu 3: HU 'A i 5 X5 l'inafure 1: l .l-l.A. 4: All-Slalv 3. 4. BONNHC LOU OWENS Bee Uh, rm you 1U0I1,l.'N Transferrf-ll from Lawrenvz- lar Clmru: 4: Varietv Show 4- llaml Nxtm-en ifnrls 4: Nearlumlx 4. iv Y- ' 'f . ff!! .xi 1 , H . 1 ' -ff.. 1 5' . ig snlml-:Y NORTHRUI' A ..SlN.,.l.,. lf' ' H Ulu lm . ' l ' nam! 1. 2, 3, 4. rn.-llf-sl.-.1 1. 2. rx. 4. Chorus 1. 2. :L 4. sm.-.-n mm 2. 3. , 43 Honor Sovif-ly 2. 3. 1: Yvarlmok C0-Editor 3: Il.N1.S. l'inafnrv l: ' 0klal1mm1 3. 24 Lllurus 1. 2, 3, 4: SIXIPCII fflrls 2. 3. .IERE NORTHROI' .lere Timm nn' lnanv llliugs mon' impor- lmlt llzan nmmw. lm! Ilzvy u'un'l go ou! with you if ,run rlorfl ll!Il'l' 11ny.' Xfhllrlnmli fl: Yllrivty Slllllh' ll rlltivllla l. 2, 3. -1: nfllillllllllllilu 3: ll.Nl.5 l'in:1lnrP l: llnyf Stale 3: Clmrus l. 2. 3. Al if 'ffl kv 'XD' TERRY I.,-KWRICNQII-I PERIIUIC Smile 7 Win' lml. lliylll ax uw-ll f.hm'uN l. 12: ll.Nl.H. l,lllLll.Ul'f'u l Fool lm -I: llnsr-l Show ll l. 2. Ii. li llalskvllmll l. 2. I mll l. 2: Ili-Y 2. 3: Varie- . , . 1, Llufs ll'l'Nl1ll'lIl 2. IUII N ICIDWIN I'UR'l'liR IVRAN1 IINIC RISIIILE J mlm Sn r'11l.jv fn Il WIN l'izmI'un- I: t:ll0l'llS l. 2. 3: ow IN: UkIa1Innnu 3: Uru- Illllll 1IllID 3. F fra Chili Uh. Inu lllllfll fu 'Xli-Y I. 2. 3: Vnrim-ly Show 114: Siu flvni Ynivc- -Iv, JANE RAYNOR Zuynur Lula nj Iliff. f.l1Ilrl14'. 1- Llulm 3. M15 3, Ndluly Slum udenl Vniveu I-. .IUHN RUSSO ju-w .llvs1'll', !'lIlI'f s1'r1g. ' 'rlety Flluw L13 H1-X 1, l,l'l Sl1lt'Ill 23 . m 1 N1 I'RlllllCNlflC R0'I'llWICl.l. l'ru4ly NT!llIf.S fl'ffl'-l-if . ' X I. Z. J. ll: Rlfl a 'k l. 2. 3, -1-3 Baseball I: lfnullmnll Hb. lmufure 1: Junior Ill-N I3 Ok- yy , Ullll 1 . an-M ' 1- Llulw l'resuivul .ig Sv 'C7 Ii,-XNIICI, RIQIIIMHF SANIJICRSON .1:iI!'lPUIln l?au'l prfrxpirz' il. ln:-x's.u 1 . '. if , ' : 'uri 'ly Show 4 . -. 'F l' ' . 1 ' ': ,I lilll' Ili-Y I. 25 JOSEPH SCHUSTER. JR. Jus-y Hnm'sl lnjun . ' l .l'.A. 1, 2. 3. 4: liaseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 1. 2, 3. 4. av- Q lb- thi-3 DONNA MAE SNYDER Donna Cr1'4'r1fir'lrl, hvra' wr' l'0l7ll'.U F.H.A. l. 2. 4: Varivly Sbnw 4: Li- brary Club 33 Clmrus l. 26 MARGARET LOUISE SIMMES Peggy 5411111111 nwn fn Mi-Y 2, 3. 43 Dramatic Club 33 Intra- murals 33 Churus l. 2. 3. 43 Okla- homa 3g Varis-ty Show 4. LINDA SPARKER Sparky Leis get out of lzeref' DONALD SLATE Chubby l assallo, you lhflillfjn lland l. 2, 3, -lg Chorus l. 21 Urrbestru l. 2: llasketllall l: Tellnis l. 2. fl: H.lll.S. l'inaf0re l. Env! 'CV' F Variety Show 4g lntramurals 3g 'SStu- dent Voice 4. .gxx Mn 9' 'UQ WILLIAM STEVENS Bill fre go! um' fur vwfrylnndyf' Transferred from Springdale, Arkan- sas 4-3 Svienve Club 41 liasketball 44 Variety Sbuw 4. JOAN STORMS Stormy Pretty mzart guy, eh ? Mi-Y 1, 2. 3g Chorus I, 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2: Sixteen Girls 2, 3. 4: Oklahoma 3g Mixed Chorus Ig Variety Show 43 H.lNI.S. Pinaforen Ig Howling 35 All-State 3, 45 Year hook 2. WILLIAM HARRY STRATTON Strat 'Wliglzt as well: anybody Plsr' wouldf, Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus I. 2, 3. 4g H MS. Pinafore lg Oklahoma 3 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2. 35 Hi-Y 3g Variety Show 4. SCOTT W. VAN CIESEN Scott Quality Travk 1, 2, 3, 43 Baml I. 2. ti' JON ROBERT THOMAS -.Edu .'W,lIUOSll .' Tlzafs lI0lllillg.,u lland l. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2: Iiasket- ball I, 2. 3, 4: Football I. 2, 3. 4: IH-nnis I. 3, 4g Baseball 1. 2g H.M. 3. l'inaforc- lg Variety Show 4. -7 CWEN STURSA bbcwenw Not me ln F.H.A. 1, 2, 45 Variety Show 4. 'E7' 111- K LEONARD NICHOLAS VASSALLO ibI-len!! Wl1o'a' do a thing like that ? Basketball 29 Baseball 1, 29 Hi-Y 1 2g junior Hi-Y Ig Chorus 1, 25 Va riety Show 4. 27 N BETTY LOU WETSEL Betty fm Hungry Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4g Mi-y 1. 2: Intramurals l. 28 .IULIE ANN MATHEWS Squirrel Well Transferred from Villa Maria Academy for Girls, Erie, Pa. Girls' Chorus 3, 4g Oklahoma 3g Variety Show 4. SUE CAROL ZIMMER Sisuei! Really Orchestra 1. 2. 33 Mi-y 1. 2, 33 Girls' Bowling Team 3. 509' 5 'tx ,vii ADRIENNE MARY ANNE WRIGHT Adrenilin Jim Jim Jim Girls' Chorus 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 2: Intramurals 2. 33 Oklahoma 33 Mi-y 2, 33 Variety Show 43 Dramatics Club 3. looking fade Gosh, it's hot tonight-just like fall -- the first day of school. Remember? We walked into the room trembling-left for the first time without our mother. Half of us were crying, the other half were petrified but boldly determined to be a success in this new venture. Oh, yes, the ufingern painting, it was fun though messy, but how niceg we got to take the hand plaques home. Where's yours? Still proudly displayed beside mother's dresser? We have grown, haven't we? Just compare the knuckles! Hot? Yes, even for Kindergarten Graduation-although some of our sweat may have been caused by the effort we put forth on the Rhythm Band. Go Dick Go! Run Jane Run! See Spot Run! And-in the midst of it--down the rickety old fire escape we'd run as the Fire Drill called us from our First Grade Reverie. The third floor? We loved the ear tests, because we got to explore the third floor and the big bare room! Bless Mr. Bird! He always had so much patience with us. Welch Field played an important part in our lives as the boys would race there to play the game of the season--and bombard the passing girls with chestnuts. Sixth grade graduation! The end of Welch Field picnics! New classes! New teachers! Battling for a seat at the Dairy Bar! Field trip to the museum! Sun- bonnet Sue! Junior High? - How heavenly! High School came and with it a new choice of courses including Mr. Ramm's cookie and milk sessions, extra mind reading courses after school. and the long map that needed a prayer rug. Prom and pains were the keynote of our Junior year! What a year! Pains from frozen fingers acquired at the car washes. Our first Exchange Student, France, what a darling she was! And the departure of our own dear Cricket as the first W. A. C. S. student to go abroad. It was the Era of the cowboy and Westfield really got hep! Paladin, the Mavericks, Bat Masterson, Kitty and Annie Oakley were honored at a party given by the roulette king, Theodore Wesley. OH, heavens, Senior year! The final step towards our ultimate goal. Among the new members of the class were Jeanne, Bill. Bonnie, and our suave Frenchman, Jeannotl Our Variety Show, magazine sale, candy sale, SENIOR WEEK, and Senior play set us on our road to Washington. Caps and gowns were ordered, but poor Lenny couldn't get in on the measuring end of it. The fabulous Washington trip became a reality. It was just announced that Congress and the President have just approved an immediate reconstruction plan for the Capitol. Then came the month of May and the waiting applicants received college decisions. My gosh, I'd better stop dreaming. The musicis starting and the first two are already going down the aisle. Wow, is it hot! , 29 Ucuultq Slow NS' fa ajax if wmv 'WM it X lim ER 32 The Senior Class of 1960 produced the annual Variety Show. this year Called the Palace Theaterv, under the direction of Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Smith. A great deal of talent was shown by this year's cast. 7! Louanne Abbey Paul Alonge mm Robert Judson Augur Blanchard Carlton Beadle Emil John Batson Blackburn Barbara Beehler David Beehler Donna Bennett Laurel Sandra Dickerson Drake Carol Ronald Bowen Davidson Ronald Catalnno San Philip Brechtel Cowan Douglas Chatley J udY Clark Sue Cole umm i w Brenda Bowen iA:ii ALAA' 5, A . M ,A : elee l G M Richard Ellis M 5 ei Mary Fralick k'1: l l m 4,,, 34' A 'a fa, Lynn Francis Robert Haskins James Fote Robert Gisczinski Margaret Holbrook Mary Ann Holbrook -Sd Michael Gottschalk Bonnie Graham Norman Graham Jean Granata 'L -,fs i WEB' joseph Granada Gary Grant Marian Hall Patricia Haskin Phyllis Haskin Linda Holt David Howson ,Ioan Hutcheson Anita Jackson Brian Jenkins S51 'Wa 5' Richard Jones Mary Kaufman Mary Kelly Richard Lancaster Patricia Lehman Sandra Lewis Marian Lobell Steven Nichols Terry Nichols Russell Nobbs . WL- Michael Monta Vicki Moore six Paul Napper illlf Richard Myers c l V ' fZ:.,, '. .. M gb gn: l fa 4 M a M T sfif wubu Beth Nundy , 16' Q' I Peggy O'Neil Alfred Ornehaug J ack Winkelman T Q . ' 1' 1 Susan Persons Mathilda Powers Nancy Rammelt ' Steven Woleben J. 0. Young Robert Zaepfel Barbara Robinson Penny Rothwell Alice Smith Fred Snow Q. 'hu rf A Q- 'ir 1' Barbara Trippy Joanne Vilardo Susan Walker George Wilberg Martha Williams .Lx ,A Y? 4 -.. 7 4.1 fr' I Q' X. ,H . new Suzanne Bartley Susan Beadle Quentin Best Peter Bills Catherine Blanding Us Sam Bova Linda Bowen Robert Brechtel Mary Brown Soplonww fr--1' iv-7 Robert Clawson James Clute Anthony Calarco Christine Cali Rosemarie Caruso - we Joseph Cogliano Beth Connelly 'W' William Davies 1, Brenda Curtis if V ' hu, if ' ' qt., A., 59? f if K . he ., . S0fA00t0fl,6 F' -2 Alhert Denison Bonnie Jenkins , . Cheryl Eliason Patricia Emery Gayle Johnson Thomas Johnson Louise Exley Sharon Farr Kathleen Fauler y. kid, T3 5 Ray Ferguson Linda Fuller Samuel Gervasi Ronald Graeff Charlotte Griffin Marcia Cruvza Nancy Haskin Nancy Hawk Thomas Hough 4 J I fp i 'ad' ymnmff I Q 1 Ig 'Sf l Bradley Lown mi John MacK0rron Mary Mann Dale McLean linda Kvlley Conslznlve Khork Donald Lillie Nina Liverclli Katherine l,ove 2 K wif i xl.. A George Meyers David Nicosia Nancy Northrop Q, rw- 1 Q Bradley Ohm Katherine Owens David Robbins Alan Hamm Stephen Palermo Daniel Powers I. Sopdonwm R I -flfggf Q! . L R in Lmda Rogers ' .lames Rothwell ' .A . L' Raymond Schuster Q Mark Siegel Mary Layne Stevens Jeanne Wetsel Frank Stursa ,Io Ann Wrenn Roland Taggart Carl Tedesco Charles Thompson Catherine Trippy Donna Trippy Ronald Trippy A Stephen Walker Q Robert Wallace Robert Warr i Q , 'A ik Donna Amidon Barbara Anthony Margaret Beale Bruce Blodgett Janet Bowen A George Brooker Jennifer Calarco Dana Card David Clute ffladlrwn Mary Cisczinski Patrica Davies Jean Dibble Thomas Comerford Janice Conti Charlotte Criscione Patrica Gisczinski Edward Golden F Wade Coilnitz Z Fmimm Francine Granada Donna Marcello I Q . N97 4. 5 x Richard Croat Robert Croat J' Judith Gundlach Emil Gunther William Harper Joan Mascaro Q v 3 Bo' I Judith Haskin Helmuth Hermann Wallare Howser Thomas Issler Shirley Marshall Thomas McCilvery 'XX .- 'J 4 . l . Larry Jones Patty Khnrk Robert Kneer Nanry Lvvandoski Katherine Lillie A Patricia Meahon Betty Miketish Katherine Manta Charlene Noble Mary Northrop ,g Q William Owens Bonnie Palermo Santa Paternosh Larry Perdue Priscilla Saigeon Edith Sanderson Grace Sarver K 'Q-Q Wanda Perdue Richard Peters Susan Peters Q Kathleen Pierce Dennis Quinn Bethann Reynolds Sandra Raynor Fmdmm . 'gl V y Sandy Scaccia Daniel Scholton Judith Schuster qs 95 s.,- '17 . app. .ec J our 5 ,a a e,. l vi--2 S 4 Carol Shearer Barry Schmidt Judson Storms Dale Thies Cheryl Thompson - Carol Tracy ' b , Michael Torrance Tedd Wilkins Charlene Tripp I Janice Trippy 5 Ronald Tucker Rosemary Tucker Cathy Ulrich Ted Winkelman Janet Wood Q - Samuel Worrell K 3 Yr' ! N c-WRX X 'L 5 Lv Gloria Bemis -nv Peter Best Cheryl Black Leslie Bohlin Janet Alexander James Allen John Amacher Arlene Baker William Beaujean ea 'K K .lf M Gfwde David Brown Paul Brown Cheryl Button Kay Button Thomas Bongiomo .? Kenneth Bourne Sharon Brooker William Butler Carl Cash Richard Archer Joanne Chapman Patricia Church Penelope Church 45 Hu inf if A EMA William Cochran Marshan Culver Dorothy Davidson Donald Hamilton tu 'iv Robert Hankey ,mu Tk? x..f L X 'f ',..- 4 xx F' , ' N if .64 -s. .- Vi xg' -.. -, -, N sgwf, .n H , .- S3 Colleen Eldridge Kathleen Eldridge Bonnie Ellis ' E rhioi ' nv If - 'J' an V 5 if ,i 1. V fa: ' x Y T William Exley Randall Fuller Charles Gottschalk Geoffrey Graeff 1 KJ- 1 L... Q A ' Y i Gloria Graham Timothy Graham Nancy Grant James Green Nancy Griffin John Hvmmer Christine Hermann William Hiller Marian Dewey 4 x., , - vi, if Ruby Jenkins Gloria Johnson Sally Judd Shirley Kaufman Linda Keith ,ZF if A' fix S5 Gibbs Kerns Douglas Khork .r L Lucy MacKerron Marilyn Malozzi Allan Mann Theodore Leonard Steven Loomis Bonnie Morrison Gregory Palermo David Porter Glade Salley Meahon Jerry Mason Edward McLaughlin James Monroe Barry Morgan Af? l? L ' 9 Xtlt Gmde .t ' 1 1 ,Xing ttt e Nona Ramm Wilma Riedesel Paul Riedesel Phyllis Villafranlc Dedria Riscili Josephxliiscile Diane Robb Carol Whitman Sally Toy Q - -nf Wayne Robins David Schloff Maureen Schmidt Robert Schofield 5' i 3 -.:-, w I 5 - fa' S -A ' l , Y! af 5 J ' 9, lf xr' Janice Schuster Charles Stewart Donna Stout Karen Ten Huisen Robert Throm i Peter Wilberg Karen Wilkins Sally Winkleman Anthony Zappia Dale Abbey Clair Bajdo Nomian Baker Richard DiNardo William Genthner William Hall Larry Houser Sam Houser Paul Marsala Theodore Marsala Larry Olsen Charles Schuster Richard Snyder E' AX in 7724. flaaiiwml Chow is H' -' ,N ,ai on i , o l .. ' ii. SE ib- ia Qw- rr, K Y ' X . 5 ,JKT 'Nu f Wk iff 7th Gflddb i N Nl-6 h Exp V S .. r , ii i , X i iff?-Q., kj bi- ffxxi 'i, as uf BZQM 'Ea 1-36 V 's .X Y ' - ff i , W K Candace Abbey Betty Alford George Allen James Anderson Marquetta Anthony Patricia Baideme Richard Baideme Susan Bajdo Dennis Beadle Peggy Beck Charmaine Beers William Berlin Judy Best William Bills David Bourne 49 -S .ludith Bowen Cheryl Breads Susan Brooker Norah Brown Bonnie Brownell Susan Brownell Elaine Burks Louis Cash Terry Chapman Susan Clamardi Kevin Coe Melissa Cook Swami rf, E , ,aj 'Y William Cooley Abbie Corcoran Ernest Cowan Karen Cupa Rebecca Davies Timothy Drake Douglas Edwards Kathy Eliason Sharon Ellis Linda Epps Ricki Evans Judith Famham iid' Dianna Fox Ida Jean Gervasi Edward Gizzi David Coggin Valerie Graeff Janice Green Kathryn Griffin Nancy Gundlach Walter Hanson Clifford Hapgood Ronald Harper Neil Haskins 5 I . GM 'xv' z' .A ni 'L , 1 fa. -.'..'.. 'u. :af -. 1, .',,.' '. .. A 1. -l,..-, w, . 5 H. 2 M I ff an .ss Wag-,H 'U' 1. 3 ... , 1. A I ,kv i K. -ai if-5 X X U ',. . ', , .vu Terry Henderson Patricia Henry Carol Hodkin George Holbrook Linda Holbrook Martha Holbrook Larry Hosier Charles Howser Wilma Howser Linda Hoyt Judith Hunt Beverly Hutcheso Il James Irwin Shelly Jackson Chester .Iarmolowski Cynthia Johnson Jennifer Jones Phyllis Jordan Rita Ann Karrow Jeffrey Kath Allan King Edward Kneer Marilyn LaPorte William Larson '-tang l Swami 1 L . sq. f AJ I.: Paul Laughlin Patricia Ann LeFever Barry Leone Frank Leone Kathy Lewis Linda Liddle Linda Liocano Richard Lloyd Dave Markham Linda Marsh Audrey Marshall Elizabeth Meyers Robert Monta Richard Moore Kay Morse Loretta Morton George Mosher Charles Mutch Charleen Myers John Nichols Joyce Nichols Mercy Nobbs Eldon O'Neill Linda Owens Af X Q3 1 K . , 5-5, -.,, V ,La . J... ,QQ ..-u, Q N 1, -. Q Wk ' z 11 12 -9- '.?,-1-SE: ,s Q Gm Q .9 cg a. x 1 X A K wig s av 411 x W K 'FQ' 1 nd X M N L A rr Y M 5 Deborah Paulauski .leffrey Peck Russell Poletto Judy Porter Michael Portman Mary' Ellen Putnam John Riedesel Martha Rexford Paula Jane Rizzo George Riscile Nancy ,Robbins Steven Robins Donna Ross Joan Rothwell Everett Ruch Charles Scarpine Thomas Schrader David Schuster .lames Simmes Mary Ann Slate Gregory Smith John Spann Virginia Stimson Carol Stursa M Grade Sf Terry Taggart Janice Thompson Wayne Thompson Maxine Tobias Victoria Townsend Judy Waite Michael Ward Victoria Welch Laurie Williams ,loan Villafrank Carol Winkelman Timothy Wolelmun Antoinette Worrell Thomas Zaepfel Carol Zappia J' Front Row: S. Billerio, C. Carter, S. Kelley, N. Lawn, B. Salford. L. Smith. M. Palm-rmo. D. Mpllozzi. Second Row: Mr. Carpenter. R. Kolpien, B. Dnssey, C. Thomas, R. Russo. M. lirumagin, L. Kelts. M. lppolite, P. Catalano. Third Row: R. Barry. C. Henderson. A. Ren- son. C. Hemmer, G. Bohlin, L. Bennett. K. Emery. F. Palesh, J. Alonge. J. Conti. Front Row: M. Lloyd, Allgeier. Second Row M. Beale. V. Palemxo, W. Ferguson, E. Aneil, J. Urich, K. Keister, B. Macer. M. Renfroe. J. Hunt. C. Cameron, l.. ' Mrs. Carr, P. Shepherd, P. Price, B. Dibble. E. Paden. C. Bartlett. D. Chapman. Third Row: T. DiNardo, F. McLaughlin. R. Ramm. D. Belden, J. Anzalone. C. Hanson, B. Clute. J. Love, Y ,bn Front Row: C. Siebert. K. Morrison, B. Franklin. S. Smith, L. Taylor, L. Franklin. P Saigeon. B. Eimers. Second Row: Mrs. Chapman. K. Marsala, R. Tiedemann. .l. Schustvr li. Eve-rts, R. Svriven. K. Osterhoudt. M. Bowen. S. Batsun. Third Row: R. Lewis. J. Clam zmli. ll, Rothwell. J. Monaco. R. Thompson. B. Bell, P. lssler, D. Cross. W. Nichols, R.. Mark ham. M. Karrow. Front Row: L. Riseili. J. Alonge, M. Butler, W. Cerstl. A. Cash. M. Mathews. K. Alessi. A. Morsv. Swond Row: J. Bova. J. Smith. M. Toy, R. Duchaine. N. Khork. V. Kiskiras. J MvCrath. L. Blodgctt. T. Aultman. T. McAllister, Mrs. Scott. Third' Row: D. Beers. R. Rammvlt. C. Perry. D. Fuller. R. Childs. R. Alcorn, E. Bowen. S. Riscili. J. Webber. C. Rogers. 2 Fronl Row: D. Waters. R. Breads, D. Balsano. D. Alcorn. .l. Cuest. M, Ward. I.. Houser. .l. Robinson. Srrond Row: J. Helman, W. Augur, J. Schuster, S. Amino. F. Myers. Nl. cilllITK'll. ll. Villafrank. C. Houser. Third Row: H. Archer. W. Leach. J. Brownell, E. jackson. M. Rll'l'iPlIr-. ll. Monroe. K. Figge. D. Baideme. E. Torres. Mrs. Blackburn. aww em Front Row: S. Best. P. Bartlett, K. Kelly. S. Russo, D. Bowen, T. Kiskiras. l'. Shearer. ll. Wolehen. Svronrl Row: M. Collnitz, R. Marshall, L. Ameno. S. Mutch. Gail Chaffee. I.. llorl- kin. C. Richardson. K. Allessi, P. Baideme. Third Row: Mrs. Champlin. J. Paternosh. R. Lewis. T. Pinter, R. Brooker, C. Bivona, C. Warr, R. Zappia, M. Pali-sh. S. Freeman. l I .gl Front Row: N. Casbohm. J. Stevens, D. Allgeier, N. Trippy, R. Kneer. K. Ressler, B. Rex ford. N. Keister. Seronrl Row: Mrs. Clasford, M. McLaughlin. J. Trippy. A. Fisher, S Stewart. M. Anderson, M. Hammer. D. Seiter, C. McNeight. J. Miketish. Third Row: M Cizzi, D. lllack. S. Whitney, M. Culver, R. Best, D. Wursl, C. Smith, R. Fox. S. Reynolds J. Crofoot. R. Perdue. Front Row: E. Miller. S. Judd, R. Flagg, E. Locke, R. Haag, D. Markham, S. Coe, D. Evans. Second Row: D. Marsh. L. Morrison, M. Laporte, T. Lane. W. Amacher, L. Richardson. D Rossotto. C. Ellis, M. Cundlach. Third Row: Miss Larson, T. Leone, M. Wrenn, L. Fisher R. Meabon, M. Wunder, S. Hoyt, Peters, D. Anderson, J. Baideme. L. Trippy. aw.. First Row: H. Jackson, J. Ficarra, P. Zahn. E. Brown, C. Paternosh. D. Bowen. l.. llonser C. Gregg. Svrond Row.' K. Ossman. C. Quinn. K. Laughlin. B. Eggert, S. Brooker. S. lievk c-rink, S. Hutt, L. Morrison, J. Webber. Third Row: Miss Aldrich. F. Lovgren. S. Farnham M. Hemmer. R. Olsen, B. Tucker, R. Mascaro, F. Strain, M. Rothwell. R. Johnson. Found. Guide First Row: H. Alexander, S. Eimers, S. Slate. B. Brown. D. Smith. C. Roflriquez. S. Sarver. L. Drake. Svronrl Row: B. Beale, C. Everts. K. Osterhoudt. L. Stursa. V. Canella. K. Bid- wvll. C. Cross, S. Taggart, J. Monaco. Third Row: T. Balsano, T. Vando. L. Callet. J. Peek. W. Smith. D. Riedesel, T. Blanding, D. Gilmore. H. Golden, J. Johnson. fr J Q . ig' First Row: C. Rillerio. P. Taylor, C. Nicosia, K. Poletto. B. Syper. S. Berlin. A. Canfield J. Allen. Serond Row: Mrs. Hammer, M. Exley, J. Casson, L. Hiller, C. Locke. M. Wasmuml M. Hoyt. D. Larson, S. Stout. D. Catalano, K. Fox. Third Row: L. Salamone. B. Breads C. House-r. W. Rf-rg, D. Chapman. C. Ward, S. Cupa, W. Best, l. Torres. Foaati 64442 First Row: J. Clute. S. Bowen, L. Turner. M. Renfroe, R. Rc-scinito, J. Beck, M. Mathews S. Laljort. Svrond Row: Mrs. Collins, E. Cross, V. Ossman, C. Palermo, K. Criscionv. H Wrlkffley. M. Crurza. S. Alonge. O. Jackson, C. Caruso. Third Row: R. Rodriquez. R. Drown J. Perry, W. King, S. Tobias, R. Riedesel, R. Smith, R. Smith, T. Portman, D. Kesler. 9 P? -Y- Frnni Row: C. McLaughlin, F. Riscili, L. Baideme, T. Slate, R. Dixon, M. Meabor. P. Kisk iras, S. Bvvrs. Svrond Row: C. Shepard, D. Smith, S. Larson, C. Trippy, B. Wakely. K Knopp, A. Zaepfel, L. McCilvery. Third Row: J. Keistvr, B. Heynalds. S. Keech, li. Figge T. Kouvatsos. D. Zahn, J. Stratton. WM Gmde S1-ate-11: .l. McLaughlin. ,I. Orlando, A. Johnson, S. Tooze. J. Kath. J. Jones, V. McAllister. li. Edwards. C. Renfroe, B. Ceruasi. T. Bennett. V. Haidvme. C. Hyde. M. Snyder, K. Len Huisvn. P. Ossman, D. Meyers. Standing: W. Hagg, L. Lehman. P. Snyder. A. Caslmhm. T. Crufoot, E. White, T. Sepello, B. Batson, Mrs. Kolpien, D. Hutchinson. Front Row: T. Ferguson. B. Bohn. N. Palermo. J. Monaco, M. Bennett, K. Kelly. 'l'. Baitlt-nw M. Berlin, M. Williams. Second Raw: E. Norton, F. McCutche0n. D. Bidwell, .l. Casson A. Raynor. E. Strain, B. Kolpien, L. Snyder, D. Smith, M. Ronclenell. Third Row: M. .lar- molwski. K. Lewetski, C. Peck. P. Nixon, R. Weise, D. Ficarra. D. Bartlett. .l. Turn:-r, l' Rierlesel. R. Macer, C. Gundlack, Mrs. Dinsbier. Second Gm Svalerl: C. Dilmble, G. Breads, E. Mirsky. E. Burks. S. Best. D. Weingart. S. Stevens. .l 'l'arrt's. C. Allcsi. L. Stafford, R. Biscili, J. Beltron, C. Morrison, R. Orlando. K. Ackerman S. Cundlach, S. Laporte. D. June. Standing: D. Trippy. A. lppolito. J. Hunt. S. Bills. 'l' Walker. R. Alexander. R. Hammer, P. Newton. D. Thompson, D. Stearns. S. Cross. Miss Carpenter. ' Qs EA - if!! -,1 l' Front Row: N. Masho, J. McLaughlin. D. Isenlmerg, K. Wassell. J. Palermo. K. Golden, C Hutt. Svrond Row: C. Keeler. L. Strain. R. Mathews. D. Noble. V. Macer. C. Re-ese. l' johnson. Third Row: T. Kesler, D. Haskin, ll. Hanks W. Bidwell. C. Bohlin. K. Riedesel ll. Riedesel. J. Ruch,40. Leatherwood. P. Conner. Mrs. Johnson. Fmt Grade Front Row: C. Wren. L. Morton, P. Haskins. N. Hanson. S. Howsen. M. Shreve. D. lleckvr Il. Yost. Second Row: F. Rossotto. J. Lewetski. S. Bowen. C. Bennett. S. lllodge-tl. M Bowen. C. Malacane. Third Row: D. Duryea. .l. Jaynes. H, Jones. B. Dixon. lf. Cross. ll Gollnitz, S. Meyers, H. Spann, M. Orlando, K. Jaynes, Mrs. Harper. Z- l uv-ple pm ple 5rcwn llmwn lc' Wlllle kv Lexx 1 vi 21wo First Row: J. Pokornay. C. Cisczinski. Foti. K. Matthews. D. Stafford, B. Fisher, L. Hoyt. C. Syper. F. Billerio. Second Row: R. Perdue. J. Criscione. S. Korwatsos, C. Cundlach. C. Reddy. R. Graham. Y. Clute, R. Erhart. Third Row: C. Newman, V. Laughlin. I.. Reid. M. June, T. Cross, W. Locke, R. Conner, C. Carpenter. Mrs. Haskins. Sitting: J. Monroe. C. Alcorn, R. Jackson, J. Kath. D. Nichols, C. Catalano. B. Stearns. J. Pagano. M. Myers, M. Hemmer. S. Beck, P. Ossman, Standing: J. Brownell. Mrs. Trost, D. Trippy. B. Bower, P. Gallet, J. Hosier, S. Zappia, W. Carr. Floor: D. Robison, B. Lachiusa. J. Cameron. D. Bowen. I .. 5 5 v Front Row: S. Bartlett. A. Crimes. R. Schoener, D. Karrow. C. Tooze. R. Ossman. Sfrond Row: K. Sarver. D. Tanney. S. Riscili. R. Bowen. D. Shepard. Third Row: I' Markham. li. Dilvble. C. Barry. L. Mason. D. Oakes. S. Calarco. J. Corcoran, T. Casson. R. Gambino, M. Vande Velde. R. Reid, R. Bane. K. Helman. W. Wassmiinfl. Miss Curtis. Fmt Gm - Spam! Front Row: D. Robins. D. Houser, E, Torres. E. Morrison. P. Emerson. R. Reid. V, Amidon. Bark Row: Mrs. Kearney. R. Houser. J. Orlando. C. Reid. C, Stout. T. Farnham. P. Kelts. M. Brown. 1 Q .wx in I it fs' f .,. .1 ' Y . First Row: J. Stratton. J. Scarpine, C, Morse. K. Nichols. Second Row: K. Trinpy. D. Port man. J. Wassell. Third Row: A. Hutchinson, P. Hannold. T. Beal, D. Kuhn. T. Hawk. S Ross. Fourth Row: D. Eliason, J. Alonge, P. Myers. Fifth Row: Mrs. Kasling, R. Paclen J. Bowen. N. Bruner. Un. Slide: S. Church, R. Flagg. C. Mead, C. Wagner, S. Learh. D Front Row: D. Peck, C. Cooley, B. Henry, R. Cashohm. D. Hogue, R. Baker. H. Hough, E Slate, J. Benson, B. McAllister. P. Mott. Serond Row: R. Scrivens. V. Allen. L. Everts. J White, M. Salamone, T. Orlando, C, Abbey, R. Armella. C. Warner. Third Row: S. Mirsky V. Taggart, D. LaPorte, J. Breads, M. Collnitz, J. Beltran, D. Near. Mrs. Taylor. Hoguv. K 11.5-r - fp-:inf Front Row: L. Brown, C. Alcorn, R. Decker, T. McMahon. J. Knopp. K. Perry. G. Samsel K. Morrison. Slide: A. Munson, S..Bohn. S. LaPorte, B. Warr. S. Keller. D. Thomas, M Suiter, M. Alessi. J. Orlando, K. Farnham. R. Raynor, J. Bartlett. Right of Slide: P. Wilberg R. House, R. Houser, J. Janvier. B. Smith. D. Meleen. H. Newell. R. Catalano. S. Gundlach First Row: J. Ohm, K. Zahn. J. Meyers. K. Carlson. B. Schuster. L. Morton. W. Pale-sh Second Row: J. Rfxch. N. Webster. A. Holbrook. W. Heeden. D. Appel, L. Keister. C. Beers Mrs. Poland. J. Bowen. C. Quinn. R. Taggart. Third Row: R. Alford. R. Shaffer. K. Lewetzki. J. John- son. M. Naeaer. D. Ward. K. Emerson. R. Conner, L. Jackson. T. Trippy, L. Kurgan, Mrs. Hoisington. ' 1 77144414 Saum Majorette: M. Holbrook. First Row: J. Storms, E. Gibbs. A. Ramm. L. Fuller, S. Northrup Second Row: L. Holt, D. Cervasi, L. Dickerson, C. Griffin, N. Livecchi, J. Dibhle. Third Row: J Wetsel, N. Ellis, B. Reynolds, P. Saigeon, D. Marcello, C. Noble. Fourth Row: S. Foote, P Bills, R. Haskins, W. Stratton, R. Zaphel, T. Manville, J. MacKerron, C. Trippy, D. Slate, M Beale, T. Hough. Each week the Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. William C. Ross, meets to practice various numbers which they present at concerts and assemblies. During the summer the band attends Fire- men's parades and competes for prizes with other schools in the area. In past years the Senior Band has won A ratings at the Fredonia Music Festival, placing them among the top bands in the county. Compliments of AJAX Band Majorettes: J. Leone, M. Holbrook. First Row: K. Love, B. Curtis. S. Farr, W. Barnes, K. Chaffee M, Magee, B. Wetsel, M. Beale. Second Row: S. Scaccia, D. McLean, C. Palarmo, M. Monta R. Catalano, R. Card, B. Nundy, B. Owens. L. lssler. Third How: Mr. W. Ross, Dirertorg R. Wal- lace, W. Hage, L. Jones, H. Bowen, J. Thomas, L. Perdue, J. Blackburn, J. Russo. OFFICERS President e.,... ,,e,L..... ..L, R o nald Catalano Vice-President LLL ,,,,. L LLLLL Robert Haskins Secretary L,.e,.. L LL- L LLLLL Laurel Dickerson Treasurer LLL LLLLLLLLL LLLL LLLLL L i nda Holt Compliments of LARSON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE umm First Row, Left to Right: J. Schuster, S. Judd, R. Evans, L. Owens, D. Hamilton, C. Cash. Second Row: C. Myers, E. Myers, L. Hoyt, C. Ellis, S. Jackson, B. Davies, K. Eliason, M. Bowen, L. Cash, R. Groat, S. Meabon. Third Row: L. Tayor, K. Morse, L. Morton, C. Thomas, V. Palermo, M. Lloyd, M. Mathews, J. Waite, C. Seabert, D. Coggin, D. Markham, C. Hapgood, B. Berlin. Standing: D. Mallozzi, L. Kelts, K. Osterhaudt, M. Palermo, L. Marsh, N. Gundlach, S. Smith, N. Lown, M. Hough, L. Franklin, A. Benson, R. Lewis, R. Tiedeman, C. Hemmer. The fall of 1959 found the 96 members of the Junior Band playing for all the home football games, and doing a very fine job. Zami First Row, Left to Right: B. Ellis, J. Love, E. O'Neil, J. Alonge, D. Beldon, C. Henderson, D. Bourne, B. Brownell, M. Brumagin, M. Beale, E. Burks, L. MacKerron, N. Robbins. Second Row: T. Nicholas, B. Markam, G. Mosher, O'Neil, F. McLaughlin, M. Portman, N. Haskins, B. Dibble, B. Everts, M. Nobbs, N. Ramm, M. Rexford. Third Row: D. Baideme, E. McLaughlin, J. Hemmer, M. Hiller, M. Franklin, G. Palermo, C. Hansen, J. Anderson, P. Issler, C. Scarpine, D. Loyld, E. Ruch, T. McAllister, L. Bennet. Fourth Row: B. Bills, Mr. Ross, Director, T. Drake, N. Criffen, A. Cash, E. Bowen, J. Webber, E. Cizzi. This group of young musicians are students in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades who are promoted to the Senior Band when they become good enough. Gala' Cham First Row: C. Clarke. D. Trippy, N. Northrop. P. Klwrk. .l. llnwvn. R. Pulernm. C. Illrirh. C. Franklin. C. johnson, ff. Lillie, l . firanaila. .l. Conti. ll. Rr-ynolils. CI. Nnlrlf-. K. l aulf'r. K. l,m'r. J. Czllarvn. Mrs. Anilerson. Svronrl Row: R. Caruso. l.. Rugvrs. 5. Farr. ll. Criffin. J. xILl4l'ilI'1l. J. Trippy. l.. Fuller, ll. Nunfly, J. Vilarflo. ,l. Hl1l1'lxf'son. ll. Owens. M. Williunu. ll. Ilzml. .l. ffunelln. D. lVlarm'z-lln. ll. lluwen, J. YV:-tsel. Tllffll Row: K. Uwens. ll. llilmlmle, Ni. fiFll1'lll. lf. Nupper. ll. CflllIlt'ly', P, Saigeon. K. filluffve. C. lnllzimling. I.. llnwen. lf. flilwlmx. .l. Storms. Nl. Rf-ale. M. lnllell. M. Kelly, P. Davies. S. Marshall. Fnurtli Raw: Nl. flullnitl. l.. Holt. A. Yvriglll. V. Simnmes. M. Killlilllllll, T. Manvillv. 5. Rrevlilm-l. K. Nlillllil. T. Mzlrslmall. S. NUl'lllI'llP. ff. Klmrk. J. Sf'llllSif'f. M. Mann. C. Trippy. M. Realm N. Hawk. Clwwlww . , I W E 1 i . . , 3 5 SPIIFPIIZ K. Chaffvv. First Row: C. Clarke, M. Wllli2llT1S. D. Trippy. U. Nunrly. .l. SUDTIIIG. N. llzlwk. Nl. Nlilllll. E. Naippffr. T. Mumillv. Nl. ilullnilz. S. Nurlllrup. Nl. llc-zulu: ll. flwvlw. lf. flilrlis. R. Caruso. .ql'l'0ll1I Row: R. fllilkllllllll. R. Trippy. R. Blilflillllfll. Nlre, .'Xll4l1'I'Sllll. Tliirrl Row: R. firual. .l. Tlmnuis. .l. Ludwig. J. Nurtllrfvp. .l. Nurllmrp. T. P1'l'llllP. U. Strutlnn. T. Johnson. J. Russo, L. Jones Kaya' Clow First Row. Left to Right: L. Jones, R. Croat, W, Collnitz. .l. Rlaekhurn. R. Trippy. A. Denison. l.. Perdue, D. Nicosia, S. Sacvia, T. Hough, R. C-ram-ff, J. Russo, ll Mel.:-an, Q. Rest, J. Roth- well, D. Curtis. Mr. William Ross. Dirertnr. Szfronrl Row: R. Nolmlms. S. Walker. S. Palermo, C. Thompson, R. Zaepfel, P. Bills, R. Blodgett. H. Bowen. R. Ellis. R. Catalano. R. Haskins, R. Wallave. W. Stratton, J. Ludwig. J. Northrop, ,I.Northrop. Westfield is one of four schools in Chautauqua County that supports an or- ehestra program. This year found several of our advanced wind players starting on a string instrument and now enjoying one more fine musical experience. The orchestra rehearsals are held each Friday. the eighth period. During the course of the year the orchestra has played numhers composed by Bach. Beethoven. Mozart. Wagner, Sullivan. and Anderson. Ofmam Sealed. Left to Right: E. Ratson. R. Wetsel. P. Davies. S. Rreehtel. S. Norlhrup, E. Napper. R Cihhs, R. Card. l.. lssler, L. Fuller. M. Reale. I.. Perdue, R. Zaepfel. J. Russo. P. Saigeon Slanrf1'ng: R. Catalano. J. Blaekhurn. Mr. William Ross. Ilirvrtorz T. Hough. Compliments of DR. R. STORMS Sm 3041105 Sue Sun Bonnet Sue lf Only Dreams Came True The seventh and eighth grades presented L their first operetta Sun Bonnet Suen under the direction of Mrs. Martha Anderson. Leads in this . W L o - I i 1 nd- Luella successful production included Elaine Burks. James Anderson, James Green, Nancy Griffin, Deborah Paulauski, Paul Laughlin, Rebecca Barnes. Jerry Mason, Sharon Brooker, Richard Baideme and Linda Hoyt. Y Spring is nn the Way 78 ll. 0 Washing Dishes v SPUW Uafuity Foothill .010 bx'.,. 3 .itf T anti' - . F 5 if Cl! it 'H 'vfriwt 2 'K' an Q U an-.' A y W 3 4 ' of we .-3' 50:3 ' ' Q 4 .4 , 'Ein 'iaN.- ' l kg! Q' i . X 5 ' 6.55457 X 'I I ' W, ' 1' I I if 4 1 . 19 W 0 ' ' fix A .A-QP -ABQ First Row. LPI! to Right: H. Blanrhard. D. Delramp. M. Cnttschalk. W, Stratton. P. Cali. T. P1'I'dllC. Srronri Row: Mr. Cendru-au. M. King. C, Mallard. ,I. Thomas. ff. Cowan. Coarh Tripp. Thirn' Row: R. Haskinsnl. Russo, T. Johnson. J. Cline-. Fourth Rauf: T. Nivhols. 'If Johnson. S. Bova. S. Nichols, P. Cowan, A. Ramm. Fifth Row: D. Rolmlnins, M. Turranre. J. Cnglianu. R. Wallavv, W. Owens. .U. Etootzfall XBSQ 35 5' 16 2834055 15 Y Q, , f m. - P-gg 7 9 i ' Q -i 'Q' 4 W First Rnw. Lvft to Right: R. Owens. R. W'z1llar'e. P. Aligmilmvh. R. Craeff. T. Hrnlgli. S. Palernin I.. l'vrmlue'. N. Crahanl. St'!'0lIlf Huw: T. ffmvllif-rfmwi. Ii, lilmigc-ll. l'. Billf. S, Worn-ll. A. fizilurvn. A. IJKTIIFHIX, D. Mclean, R. Trippy, D. Nivusiu. 'lhirrl Rmr: Lozirli koshlltv. D. iowvrs. Ni. Turranve. S. Scarvia. U. Robbins. U. Tllies. R. Tuvker. J. Sturm. E. flunlhe-r. Compliments of THE WESTFIELD REPUBLICAN 3 .A 1, - CAPTAINSg Ted Johnson and Charles Mollard aiu, Senior Men A good record in football went away when pre-season injuries deprived the team of four starters. Regular tackle Jud Blanchard, center Jon Northrop, fullback J. O. Young, and halfback Jon Russo were lost to the squad by crippling injuries. A heart-breaking loss to Bemus Point in mid-season spoiled prospects of a 5-3 record after losses to powerful Northern Area and Silver Creek. Three victories, two in a sea of mud, completed a 41-4 season. Hanging up their togs are ten of the best athletes to wear the Wolverine Blue and White. John Russo, Charles Cowen, Mickey King, Charles Mollard, .lon Thomas, hack- field men, Harry Blanchard, Duane llelcamp, Terry Perdue, Paul Cali, and Bill Stratton, linemen, completed the line-up. Southwestern 24 Westfield 14 Northern Area 27 Westfield 14- Pine Valley O Westfield 26 Silver Creek 28 Westfield 0 Remus Point 19 Westfield 12 Cassadaga 0 Westfield 7 Randolph 0 Westfield 7 Brocton 0 Westfield 14 .XY 6 Compliments of DR. CHARLES JOHNSON Uafudq Bamtetball First Row, Left to Right: M. King, C. Beadle, M. Monta, R. Jones. P. Cowan. R. Haskins. W. Stevens. Second Row: H. Blanchard, D. Delcamp, T. Perdue, M. Brusone, Coach Tripp, J. Young, J. Ludwig, C. Mollard, J. Thomas, T. Johnson. Experiencing a losing season for the first time in nine years, the Wolverines presented a lineup of one returnee from '59, Ted Johnson. Newcomer Bill Stevens attempted to fill the large shoes of Chuck Ross. Mike Monta played in Solazzo's spot: Jon Thomas assumed the position of Red Daviesg Bud Beadle and Chuck Mollard filled in pivot for Terry Perdue. J. O. Young, Rick Jones, ,lean Pierre Ludwig, Huck Cowan, and Roh Haskins were used as spot substitutes. Near misses with Bemus Point and Silver Creek high-lighted a dismal year: but the team never let down once and can take its place in memory with honor. .M Baakadall Left to Right: S. Worrell, M. Torrance. R. Craeff. D. McLean, S. Foote. R. Wallace, Coach Koshute, W. Owens, S. Bova, Q. Best, T. Johnson, S. Scaccia. A. Denison. Le I In Right D Marcello, M. Beae C Trnppy S. Farr, C. wks Westfield's cheerleaders are an extremely active group. The girls may be seen cheering at basketball and football games. The captain of Varsity is Martha Beale, and the captain of Junior Varsity is Margaret Beale. Besides cheering, the group sponsored two dances during the school year to earn money for new uniforms. The Westfield cheerleaders contribute their efforts towards the leading of cheers, the building of school spirit, and the encouraging of better sportsmanship. Clockwise, Starring al Bottom B Nundy. D. CCFVBIQC M Williams L. Dickerson L Fuller M Beale 3? 3a4e6al! PITCHERS AND CATCHERS-Kneeling: T. Johnson. D. Sanderson. Smnrfing: J. Blanchard, P. Bills, Mr. Cendreau, Coachg J. Foster, B. Haskins, J. Schuster. INFIELDERS-Kneeling: S. Worrell, C. Cowan. Standing: S. Scaccia, M. Bartley, R. Jones, R. Craeff, Q. Best. ., . W ins Losses Mayville Silver Creek Pine Valley Cassadaga Valley Sherman Bemus Point Ripley Brocton The baseball team finished the 1959 season with a four and four record, posting victories against two league opponents and two nonleague foes. The leading hitter was Ted Johnson followed closely by Judd Blanchard. Leading pitchers were Joe Schuster and Bob Haskins. OUTFIELDERS-Kneeling: L. Perdue. Standing: A. Denison, B. Lown, T. Hough, S. Foote, T. Nicholas, M. Torrance, T. Johnson. 85 7mm 66115 v s First Row, Left to Right: A. Ramm, M. Monta, J. Northrop. Mr. Earl L. Zimmer, Coach. Standing: J. Northrop, R. Wallace, J. Thomas, J. Rothwell. M. Siegel, D. Howson. The team played a full schedule, mainly with class A schools. Although the weather looked doulmtful many times. they carried through with- out a postponed match. At the end of the season they participated in matches at the Jamestown courts. It takes time to develop a tennis player. and this was a huilding year for the Westfield squad. Since there were no Seniors on the squad this left an intact squad for this spring. Wohfwae Sdwqzalwotm First Row. Left to Right: W. Thompson, R. Zaepfel. D. Markham. M. Portman. D. Beckering, L. Hosier, R. Clawson. T. Drake, C. Riscile. R. Baideme. S. Gervaisi. Sm-and Row: R. Barnes. L. Cash. M. Fralick. C. Jarmoloski. ll. Edwards, E. Cizzi. B. Berlin, J. Green, L. Abbey, B. Morgan. B. Lown. J. Cogliano, M. Kelley. Third Row: The Wolverine Sharpshooters this year com- peted in the N.R.A. Postal Match, besides working for individual rifle awards. They also entered shoulder to shoulder matches with Bradford High School. Jamestown Y.M.C.A., Orchard Park High Mr. Pruner. Mr. Carpenter. Advisors: T. Chapman. J. Hemmer. A. Denison, R. Warr. J. Mason, T. Leonard, R. Throm, Loomis. C. Willmerg. C. Palermo. Fourth Row: D. Bennet, R. Catalano. M. Franklin. J. Monroe. 5. Brech- tel. J. MacKerron. C. Kerns, J. Anderson. J. Rothwell, D. Howson. School, and Kenmore High School. The purpose of the Rifle Club is first to promote Rifle safety. and second to improve the marksmanship of each individual member. 86 compliments of PECK'S FOOD INC r----5 by E. Student Coweta Sealed, Left to Right: M. Rexford, T. Johnson. Vire-Presiffenlg M. Beale. Treasurer: Charles Mollard, President: Linda Fuller. Sl'!'ff'f!ll V1 R. Vvallaee. F. Figge. Stnnrling: 5. llrooker. M llvale. S. Wrlrrell. Miss Moon, Advisor: .l. Northrop, Mr. Wlilliams, .41l1'i.wr: P. Rothwell B. Berlin. The Student Congress of Westfield is the representative lwraneh of the student lmody. lts purpose is to provide a Constitution for the student liody to follow. lts main project has lmeen to sponsor the American Field Serviee Program for Wf-st- field. They also regulate Class projects and sponsor dances and Bermuda days. Mmm First Row, Left to Right: T. johnson, M. Beale. C. Mollard. D. Ueleamp, M. Cottsehalk. R. Haskins. Seezind Row: A. Hamm, B. Nundy, ,l. Masearo, C. Palermo, T. Drake. The Medusa is a new hranch of the student government. It serves as a judicial court for the student body, and it works hand in hand with the Student Congress to make Westfield a better school. Compliments of FRANCIS MARSH mow SENIORS Lf'-fi to Right: Ted Johnson. Vim'-Prvsirlentg Duane Delcalnp. Prvsillenlg Paul Cali, Treasurer: Rebecra Card. Secretary. lfV' JUNIORS Left to Righr: Mivllavl Cottscllalk. Vim'-Prf'sirlr'r1t: llvth Nundy. Sfwrvtary: Rivhard Jones, TFPIISIIFPFJ Ronald Cata- lano, President. J 4 SOPHOMORES Left to Righl: Mary Mann. Svrreftnry: Ronald Trippy, Vim'- l,ff'SfI1P7lff Marvin Uruvxu. llf!'SI.I11'l1lj Albert Denison, Treasurer FRESHMEN Left to Right: Richard Peters, Virr'-Prvsidvrlrg Santa Paternosh, 1,ff'SiI1l'l7lf Betty Miketish, Serrvtaryg Richard Croat, Treasurerg ,loan Mascaro, Parlianzcnlarian. q6dfld00lt Staff Front Row: B. Bowen, J.. Young, J. Northrop. B. Connelly. M. Gottschalk, M. Williams. Second Row: Mr. R. Wright, Advisorg R. Haskins, D. Howson, M. Holbrook, B. Blackburn, L. Dickerson. S. Drake. M. Crucza. Editor W- ...,., , Martha 'Williams funior Editor ., ., , LW Marcia Grucza Business Manager.- W Michael Gottschalk Advisor Y ,,,,Y,, - , a.,,A, Mr. Wright Business Advisor W..- Mr. Osterhoudt .fldvertisingr J. Northrop, Editor, B. Bowen, L. Dickerson. S. Drake, K. Fauler, M. Crucza, M. Holbrook, J. Hutcheson, R. Nobbs. Lay-out: M. Cottschalk, Editor, B. Connelly, B. Bowen, S. Drake, M. Holbrook, J. Young, L. Dickerson, R. Haskins, S. Walker. Literature: M. Holbrook, Editorg L. Dickerson, L. Fuller. Sales: P. Rothwell, Editor, L. Bohlin. B. Connelly, A. Denison, S. Drake, R. Evans, G. Holbrook, L. Holt, L. MacKerron, M. Magee, J. Mascaro, B. Owens, R. Trippy, S. Walker, L. Williams M. Williams, S. Worrel, J. Anderson, E. Burks, S Foote, R. Groat, T. Marsala, N. Ramm, D. Ross Photography: D. Howson, S. Welch, J. Blackburn Mr. Blackburn, Advisor. 7Zwtioaa! Home Soaztq Seated, Left to Right: Miss Moon, Arlvisorg J. Northrop, Vive-Presidentg W. Eliason, Presielentg C. Craeff, Treasurerg M. Williams, Secretary. Second Row: E. Napper, S. Northrop, K. Chaffee L. Hess, M. Beale. E. Gibbs, S. Walker, W. Barnes, C. Clarke. Third Row: M. Holbrook, M Magee, M. Gottschalk, M. Monta, J. Northrop, R. Catalano, D. Howson, T. Marshall, J. Blackburn National Honor Society is a nationwide organization which recognizes the exceptional student. To be eligible for membership, students must have the following qualities: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. They must also hold an 85721 average if a Junior or a 9092 average if a Sophomore. The Society sponsors a scholarship program which presents a pin to each student from seventh grade to tenth grade whose average is 90? or above. These pins vary from bronze to gold with an inset diamond. They are presented according to the number of consecutive school quarters in which the student maintains the required average. This year they have had several fudge sales, put on a dance called the Santa Shop Shuffle and made plans to visit Erie Playhouse. Compliments of DR. HERBERT LAUGHLIN Student Voice S tv Smred, Loft to Right: L. Sparker. J. Clarke, P. Haskins. Mrs. Kr-rns. .4fl1'l'S0!'I S. Persons. Sflllllhllflf D. Bennet. A. Jackson. J. Button. J. Haskin, J. Raynor. l . Hisvile. J. Cranata. C, Stursa. P. Haskins. The Sturlent Voivv is published twiee monthly and tells of all tht- nc-ws of the month. This year they pick a sturlent of the month and present him with a corsage, or theater tivkvts. For tht- svvonrl half of the year the- staff was also Composed of seventh anml eighth grarlors. ldzifcafzlf Sealed, Left to Right: N. Griffin, W. Robbins, K. Johnson. S. llrooker. J. Monroe, Mrs. Rowan, Azlrdsor. Smnvzling: R. Tnvker. C. Mason. J. Liflmlle. S. S1-holton. lf. Mutvh. i.. Marsh. K. Griffin. M. Tobias, J. Simmvs, E. Myers. lf. Myers. M. Farnham. The library Club was formr-cl in order to provide opportunities for interested students to learn lihrary pro- vessvs through on-the-job training. Several Girl Scouts haw varnerl their Library Merit Badge by completing their re-quirecl number of hours working in the lihrary. 92 An award for library sf-rvive will be given this year for the first time to thu library assistant who has bi-on a member of the Library Club for the past two years. and who has done his work exveptionally well. 7.74. Committee fa'-:X an-an Seated, Left to Right: R. Nobbs, M. Holbrook, E. Gibbs, M. Beale, B. Bowen, N. Robbins, R. Baideme. Standing: A. Ranlm, T. McGilvry, B. Connelly- J. Monroe, J. MacKerron. R. Zaepfel, D. Lillie. The P. A. Committee under the supervision of weeks each year. Russ Nobbs is the able technician who Mrs. Locke brings important announcements to the is in charge of the controls. students each morning. Each announcer has about three yutme Biaxuww of flmwca. Seated, Left to Right: S. Walker. R. Warr. F. Stursa. R. Schuster. P. Napper, R. Davidson. Second Row: Mr. Fauler. Advisor: P. Augenbaugli. C. Tedesco, ll. llaker, E. Gunther, M. Standish, T. Wilkins, W. Houser. Third Row: D. Thies. J. Schuster. S. Wolm-ben, R. Snyder, B. Davidson, W. Harper. During September the F. F. A. initiated nine baugh. This fall they harvested their grapes and apples Creenhands and elected these officers: President, Paul on the Fisher farm project. On March 23-24 the group Napperg Secretary. Ray Schuster: Treasurer. Frank went 10 Farm and Hqyme Week in Ithaca, and they are Stursa: Reporter, Robert Warr: Sent. Tom Augen- logking fgrward 10 the Cgunty fair, compliments of CLUTE AND MEAD 93 Doshtano? fWhat's the matter?J ,nf all Brenda Bowen - Sakini X. Here, stay still so I can put the kimono on you. 94 1 I THE -4 , E ' :Eben i ffti The Broadway production. The Teahouse of the August Moon, was put on by the Westfield Academy and Central School. February 18 and 10. The play was directed hy Mr. James Smith ffaculty directorl and Miss Bonnie Owens fstuclent direc- torl. The production was a smash hit. No one will forget what a terrific job the Westfield actors and actresses did. Please not eliminate discrimination, just give me some too. John Mac erron- a ini omni E f 9 56235 Qi ET h ff aw Now where in the hell is ak Skdaweelazi First Row, Left to Right: B. Zaepfel, C. Thompson, M. Holhrook, J. MacKerron, J. Blackhurn, Mr. Earl Zimmer, Advisor, R. Nobbs, L. Dickerson, S. Walker, K. Fauler. Second Row: D. How- son, J. Blanchard, M. Gottschalk, W. Eliason, J. Northrop, J. Northrop, M. Monta, R. Catalano, J. Rothwell. This group meets Wednesday nights'from seven to was a Ripple Tank as suggested by the Physical Science nine P.M. Students work on projects that they are inter- Study Committee. Some of the fathers also show keen ested in, and for which there is not sufficient time in the interest in the work and work with their sons. regular school day. One of the outstanding projects Seated, Left to Right: J. Clarke, Treasurer: B. Connelly, Serretaryg K. Fauler, Vice-President: Mr. Lauren Williams. Advisor: J. Blanchard, President. Second Row: ,l. Wetsel, L. Rodgers, J. Hutcheson, L. Francis, K. Love, S. Drake, B. Reynolds, C. Noble. Third Row: D. Bennett, M. Hall, R. Groat, B. Bowen, M. Stevens, M. Grucza. The Future Teachers of America group was formed the teaching profession. The members have night meet- last year under the leadership of Mr. Williams, to show ings at various homes and have the opportunity to the students the duties, hardships, and enjoyments of do practice teaching in the grade rooms. Si. ?.fl.f1. Seated, Left to Right: J. Wrenn, S. Marshall, C. Tripp, G. Stursa, M. Holbrook, J. Wrenn, M. Fralick, P. Haskins, T. Manville. Second Row: Miss Huffman, Advisor, P. Haskins, B. Jenkins, D. Snyder, L. Myers, ,l. Trippy, R. Tucker, M. Brown, P. Emery, S. Lewis. The Senior F. H. A. meets the first and third Thursdays of each month. They held a formal initiation of members at the Y.W.C.A. For Thanksgiving they sent six baskets of food to needy families, and at Christ- mas they had a party and carol sing with the Fredonia F. H. A. chapter. The purpose of the club is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, and to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. ji. iff. First Row, Left to Right: K. Lewis, C. Breads, N. Brown, A. Corcoran, S. Brownell, M. Slate, S. Clamardi, P. Beck, M. Rexford. Second Row: Miss Huffman. Aduisorg J. Rizzo, L. Epps, S. Bajdo, C. Stursa, C. Beers, B. Davies, L. Holbrook, M. LaPorte, C. Winkleman, B. Brownell. Third Row: K. Morse, J. Rothwell, J. Porter, V. Townsend. 97 f . The Pensive Ones X -Q 5 . F L , 5 -5- 4,511 .. 6, ,H ' - ' ' ' r ... . , - - ., , Sittin' Pretty ' ' 4. L ,nw ,t Teachers' Convention Ladies' Choice Da-linquents? No! ! ! Kickhall Champs 98 'On my honor ,ywwway Compliments of RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISIGN DUNKIRK CHAMBER GF COMMERCE Best Wixbes From Compliment! of THE VOGUE SHOP WAITE HARDWARE M n Street 6-2351 Westfield For Birthdays Building Maintenance Graduation, Anniversa es d A .w. FARRELL s. soN weliinge East Lake Road See Dunkifkf New Yofk MILES JEWELRY SHOP ,oo Westfield, New York Phone FA 6-2042 wi-:ELAN WHOLESALE 1 COMPANY Oleon, New York Busy since 1900 Complete line of School Supplies Poper 8- Jonitoriol Supplies PJ Beauties C omplimentx of MONROE'S FISHERIES ond MARINE SHOP GREENE'S FLOWER SHOPPE Flowers for every occasion Complimentx of 31 Main Street Westfield New York phone 63233 Westfield, New York New 81 Used Auto Ports Auto Gloss Installed JOE'S AUTO WRECKING 150 North Portage St. Westfield, N. Y. Phones Day Nite FA 6-2822 FA 6-3305 so Young E E 101 Com rm H Records Radios P Z en Record Players of Tape Recorders RILEY'S GARAGE Hi-Fi Componenfs D THE RECORD SHOP esoto Plymouth wesffaeld, New York Westfield 29 EOS' Mom 5 New York Phone 6-2815 J. E. ALEXANDER Photography 1 eqsf Main sf. wesmeid, N. Y. CARNAHAN SH EARER'S - A - Men's and Boys' Clothing Shoes Sporting Goods Westfield - Mayville - Fredonia l Washington fatigue PATRONS WALTER A. SACK cRlM's NEWSROOM 35 Main Sffeef Quality Men's Clothing and Furnishings WESTFIELD DRIVE INN 84 THEATER MOTEL GUY DURYEA Our Mon Cberixbed Pofseuion Our Reputation il 102 l Compliments Of SINCERELY YOURS 53 East Main Phone 6-2315 Football Mascot I i Compliments vf WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE J. A. Harrison Owner Westfield New York Wallflowers Compliment: of 31 Elm sneer Tel. 6-2651 BRISTOL BURGESS Insurance Agency HOWARD SUPPLY STORE Hardware - Paint - Glass Small Appliances 27 Main Street Westfield, N. Y. Wim R. M. HYDE Westfield New York Air - Conditioning Metal Duct Work Timkin Oil and Gas Heating Equipment Water Heaters Plumbing Fixtures 'lO3 WANTSHOUSE LUMBER Lumber ond Builders' Supplies Office ond Mill Phone FA 6-2212 44-50 North Portage St. Westfield, N. Y Builder of Better Home! CARDELL ANTIQUES SHOP Londmork Acres 232 West Moin St. Westfield, N Y Open Daily and Sunday Complfmentf to the Graduating Clan from WESTFIELD ELECTRIC CO. I7 E. Main Phone FA 6-332I Graduate Sincere Congratulatiom to the Clan of 1960 WESTFIELD WAYSIDE FURNITURE COMPANY AND THE ROCK GARDEN GIFT SHOP 2I7 Eost Main Next to the s h I I04 C ompliment: of MURRY PRICE PONTIAC CADILLAC, INC 1103! r 'O my '- Ar X1 Q, . 5 X if Ji i Y 5, M -., ff K 3 fi 'u' 1 UQ? RS WESTFI LCJYAL GRDER GF MGOSE The Family Fraternity Serving Childh O 0 Q. DI J Q. Q Q. M005 Age anal Ben Wixhef MoLLARD's ANTIQUES ,O ,be Clan of 1960 120 East Main Sf. Westfield, N. Y. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Shop Always Open Westfield New York CANDLELIGHT LODGE Bw Wiffffff to Apartments The Clam of 1960 Rooms Tourists inomueopo-Bwrooplople Sound-Willa lentn Antiques H E I I I D East Main sf. was ld, N. Y. 3 ,,,,I,f',,fff,':',f,,, ' - Compliments Of H I Champion Athlete M E U RY--' E EL C ongmtnlationx INC. Clan fn? 1960 THOMAS'S 106 KENDALL SERVICE Profit by economy of quality 80 E. Main Ph. 6-3313 Wfd., N. Y J. S. Auto Supply Company Distributors of Nationally Known Automotive Products Bendix-Westinghouse Air Brake Sales 81 Service Crankshaft Regrinding and Machine Shop Vacuum Power Brake Sales 81 Service 1080-1082 E. Second St. Telephone 51-I 13 Cor. Stafford on Route 17 Jamestown, N. Y. THE STORE TO SHOP KN OWN iofvmues Q I PURE Deuas Dp pi OM SERVICE E. L. KINGAN 8g CO. C. P. Schlick, Prop. Prescription Druggist ASSORTMENT 15 East Main Westfield New York T AND CO. BOB'S p FRIENDLY SERVICE 9 Complete Service Brake and Muffler 59: shop 'A Service Station Phone FA 6-2612 6-2412 WESTFIELD HOME BAKERY Qual ity Baked Goods 92 East Main E. W. BURDICK OIL COMPANY Distributor of Gasoline - Kerosene - Fuel oil Telephone 6-3541 For Prompt Delivery Westfield New York Coll Westfield FA 6-2633 107 I 1 Best Wisbef to the Congnztulatiom Class of '60 WALTON AND TUCHY C. E. BATES BUICK Kelvinotor Soles ond Service 150 East Main St. Westfield, N. Y. Buick and GMC' Phone FA 6-2751 For Form and Home Needs G L F Congratulations ' ' ' to the Clan of 1960 Wes 'e'd New Yon' JACK'S WELDING SERVICE Cool -- Feed - Seed - Fertilizer Form ond Garden Supplies Westfield New ymk Phone 6-3921 Soles - Ports - Service INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Trucks - Tractors Fo rm Equipment MEAD'S FARM STORE, INC. 19 Market Street Westfield, New York C on gnztulatiom from DON'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Phone FA 6-3617 116 Eost Main St. Westfield, N, Y. 108 Q Three Mouseketeers ..-,, ., , .. ,,..........' ...... -.ansP 1 'ncQ -an-.J-f'L -'J I ' WeIch's . . . for the tops in AUTOMOTIVE PARTS funn: I l S C on gratulati 0 ni CLIF JOHNSON FORD, INC. - for - g Cars g Trucks East Main St. ' Farm Tractors Westfield New York It's . . . Pen's Service Distributors of Automotive Parts - Supplies - Equipment Phone OS 2-7506 or OS 9-0906 75-77 West Main St. Fredonia, N. Y, - Complete Machine Shop Service - .Q Cheers! Compliment! of A FRI EN D F. J. ACKERMAN Conneaut Lake Park Pa. First Aid and Athletic Supplies 110 J,C.RIP,, Q 0 A z J, ee at cf Cggx GUNNARD'S DRUG STORE Gunnard S. Carlson, Ph. G. 33 E. Main Street Westfield, N. Y. LoNG's TAX: SERVICE t Tolcott Street Dunkirk, N LAKE SHORE DELIVERY 2001 Wal lace Street I 00' ivgzjigsz 0 0 WHOLESALE GROCERS Complete Line of INSTITUTIONAL FROZEN FOODS COMMODORE AND FINE FOODS CURTSY Serving Restaurants Cafeterias Institutions PATRONS DR. ROBISON ELLIS BROTHERS WESTFIELD HOTEL Hoods??? ED'S AUTO SALES, INC. Studebaker - Lark East Main St. Westfield, N. Y. 112 Complimemr of HOPSON'S DAIRY ann fr-u -r---lg-v-vwnuqgqw'-yr snvw- uf r'1- 'lF13gq?6'f,qr5,l,. H Always Ask For SCHULER'S Potato Chips Potato Frills French Fried Uulienne Style? Potatoes They are America's Finest Compliment: of DUST-VAC, INC 551 Smith Street Buffalo, New York Some Chick! DUNKIRK ICE CREAM 806 - 810 Main Street Dunkirk, New York C omplimentx of THE SPORTS SHOP Westfield, New York For all your sports needs Everything for the Sportsman ESZKZLZ? ?:22iE2II WESTFIELD AGENCY Hunting Tennis Golf Skiing Imzmmce Coumelori Real Estate Complimentf of SENECA GRAPE JUICE WGSW' W Yofk Phone FAirflew 6-3813 and WESTFIELD MAID CO-CPERATIVE 60 Franklin Street Westfield, New York A FRIEND 114 Congratulations to the Class of 1960 JEFFERSON MARKET Best Wishes for Success and Happiness to all the Class of 1960 ROBERT LAUGHLIN VINELAND RESTAURANT Home Baking and Cooking PATRONS Lant Fish House Westfield Dry Cleaners John Benanti Mr. 81 Mrs. H. E. Northrop Geto Edward J. Rose Congratulations to the The Friendly Station Class of 1960 Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables Gasoline 81 Oil AND On Route 20 - East of Westfield GARDEN SHOP NEWTON MEMORIALS 90 Academy Street Compliments of Westfield New York To the Class l of 1960 Congratulations WESTFIELD DEPT STORE i I3 East Main Westfield .... I Compliments Of D0ClQe Und Dodge Trucks Westfield's Little Big Store Sales and Service General Repairing and Towing Auto Parts and Accessories R Iago FROSTED ' FOODS Frosted Foods Congratulations WESTFIELD OFFICE CHAUTAUQUA NATIONAL BANK OF .IAMESTOWN Your Marine Midland Bank in Chautauqua County Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . ly, , n V -36,22 aff' 5-rd-., iv -. .. 5, , -A-L., ,. Sf 3 5311 1: ,A 1,jf.'g:l.. A.:-,.3'if.L.-?-1 ' ':'t?'fvxl Ux:: .- - :WL-:',1':.Lg.3' .- L, ...wg -5 FF' f-.:'g'f- . 'QS .r'fsI7f'..' T: w-pi41-.Vg , . 5 r - ' '- .- . . px- -Q.. .- - .'-. .fl-fl' 'f'. 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