Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

ffliiww we mme Cf CAZf 44g4fQMIK-M WY, im Sgr WQMZQ, 77 47 Title Page ......... . Frontispiece ...................... Table of Contents ............. Foreword ....................... Dedication ...................... COl'11'eI'11'S 1 2 5 4 5 Searchlight Editors ......... ...... 6 Fall Division Page .................... ...... 7 Administration ..........................,..,..................... 8-9 Faculty and Classroom Pictures ......... 10-19 Student Council .................................. ........... 2 0 Spanish Club ............. Honor Society .......... French Club ........ 20 21 21 Cross-Country .................... ............ 2 2 Soccer ..................................................... ............ 2 5 Field Hockey Honor Team .......... ............ 2 4 Majorettes ........................................ ............ 2 4 Drill Team ................ Marching Band ............ From Morn Till ......... Cheerleaders ............. Football ........................ Seventh Grade ........ Eighth Grade ............ Model Club ..................... Photography Club ............ .. Junior High Chorus .... Junior Hi-Y ...................... Fall Informals ................... Winter Division Page ....... American Field Service Debate Club ...................... International Club ....... German Club ................... Senior High Chorus .... Choraleers ............................ Concert Band .............. Dance Bands ............ 25 25 26 27 28-51 52-54 55-58 58 58 59 59 40 41 42 45 45 45 44 44 45 46 Orchestra ............... 46 Oklahoma! ............................. ......... 4 7 Varsity Club ............................... ......... 4 8 Volleyball Honor Team Basketball Honor Team Rifle ............................................ ......... 4 9 Swimming . .......... . Wrestling ...... Bowling ...................... Basketball .................... Winter Informals ........ Spring Division Page ......... Freshman Class ............................................. Sophomore Class .......................................... 50 51 52 55-55 56 . .......... 5 7 58-60 61-65 Informal Picture Identifications ............... 65 Billboard Staffs ............................................... Searchlight General Staff .......... W.C.S. News Staff .................... Quill 8: Scroll ................ ....... . Drama Club .......... Stage Crew .................. Will o' the Wisp ........ Senior H1-Ys ............... G.A.A. ....................... . Aquatic Club .......... Junior Class ............ Tennis .................... Golf ...........,..... Track ............ Baseball .......... Informals ................. Senior Section ................ Senior Standouts .............. ........ Senior Class History Senior Class Officers Senior Class .......................... .......... 66 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 70-71 72 75-75 76 76 77 78-79 80-81 82-110 82-85 86-110 Senior Patrons .............,......... ............. 1 11 Business Patrons ........... 1 12 fOreWord x5 yom t L be nu m W 5 IFJUIS P4 'Yhxs xs to Lumix ch 11 du Pxtnu m se ugh ok fx mx te LG L Sxf uw to X thy S S I fi on 1 A mmm mg, scum 5 ous :uber wnkusu rms., musxml sounds exm knmdshxps mm b on ff' .-. QF K IFN Endvm 5 t 5 nubufmt xoxus md hsun mb 1 xsmxugd dom, the xx xy ms vw pusmt 1 Lhr o og uX scoq ok dm sLhooX wut m :kms had 0 msvML Hgh SLhooX ea s on i x W Mx 1. acute 'App OU 'Huw-P , romxsn Stosh whose px xdg on the emursx EYE Luck And s.,u GE KJ YN YA wssporc Vw M by du BON VOY A I lz 111 HMB Thi X938 Sem X f TO Any v-hug Pxftxu My L S A YROM B Msx ,Q Q' W I ,M v K7 4 , if f 5 .tgx ' 1 Nf x H . 'V' . A ilk. ' u N f f-NN-ll I ' l .. jljlvmhl ta 1 11 '1 1 ' L js tx- ,1 K'-1'1f'-hr. If . . .. EP.K9Ki l 1' ' .jc Sf J!! 6' ' '- ' 1 J - nw 'Q ' A 1' - X .wa N xgksl ' l ' ' ' ' L f ,-.'- lp 1 1 A . HE 'H'Yf .ml . V '.4 1 ' Y S xyv . p. ,V ' Lv'- . X ' 'f-C1HTf Q , ' 'ff X f 'P L Staff Kai nl I ' .4 XR, EN A-1 rf K . Nxkh -V! g N S' , 22117 Q l X ' .QU N S. fl ' - . 4 X xyl I ff , K l' .. A. V 'IN' X W- W -K krufi A .M Mr. Robert Schnirel dedication XVe, the class of 1958, could never express our appreciation and thanks for the understanding and guidance we have received from the faculty during our past years here at Williamsville. However, there is one teacher in particular to whom we wish to bring recog- nition for the personal interest he took in us as indi- viduals, both in class and in extra-curricular activities. Hardly a day passed that we did not see in him those characteristics which made him so admired by each of us. Many times his cheerful disposition cut the chill of the tense atmosphere as we Worked diligently in class. He was there each time we faltered, indicating the right direction, as We tried to move ahead. This book, representing the best of our hearts and minds and talents that have been expanded and molded by many hands, we wish to dedicate to a man who, we feel, has done a masters work -Mr. Robert Schnirel. SEQROHLIGI-IT' EDITORS B. BIRD S HUD ASSOCIATE EDITOR Z EDITOR IN CHIEF LIDFE YT.: J HCASER -?' BUSINESS PHOTOC1 RR DNV PERSONP1 L Q J names BOHNIIOFF SECRET QP V neo. RHP-V CIRCULATION L TREASU FMQT K KENT L ts f , r I' I N If ' A Y '15, 'Q , ' ff':II Q24Qf I ' I I V, I I if . - QI--rig:-' if fl E. I Q' I X ky k I ' , x I . X X :K - Q ' I QQ 'X Q3 A I N R As fall approaches, We enter the jungle and observe many strange, exotic beings. fa Il Ill uw n 4 I I 5 As we creep through the dense grasses of this fertile land, we come upon four quite important-looking men. They are all busy keeping the tribe in step. Each tribal member is playing his own part, functioning as a minute, yet necessary part of the whole. One group of leaders is helping to lay our plans for each individual in the tribe. Another is watching those who seem to be overcome by the heat. As we move on, we shall meet the other leaders and discover just what it is that they are doing for our tribe. Guidance: Mr. Charles Masino, Miss Grace O'Nc-ill, Mr. Robert O man, Mr. Lyman Root Attendance: Mrs. Marian Dyeg Librarian: Miss Jeannette Rother PPCF- Health: Mrs. Agnes Bernal, Mrs. Betty Buyers Psychologist: Dr. Sue Warren-Gruen Oriice Staff: Mrs. Vivian Pater, Mrs. Alta Helffenstein, Mrs. Marjorie Passmore P ,, ay. .ff - -if ' 9. me -I W-sf-iff .Q . , t tl V , , JA -1 ig, fe 'gwivq Mil f 0 . i . , E 11 Y -.lt i 'mi ' - 9 senior high english and citizenship Mrs. Alma Gannon Well . . . Mr. Edwin Baron Your anigzznzent for today . . . Mr. William Yates Mr. Harold Stein Dorf! 'mn ,vet-.9 Miss Dorothy Coveney It'J 1'er,x'Irir'iaf. Mr. Robert Schnirel 0.K., kiddie! Mrs. -lean Schell Alf right' Mr. Vincent Stearns Slap ll ills me. burr, Mr. Donald Averill , ' J ,, ,, , ' 4 I Can 50 read 'I' Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow - Mr, Stearns s Thai 5 men' As we increase in appreciation and understanding of our language we are increasing our own potential in creation and self-expression through this great medium. As we study the history of the world, our country, the functions of our community and its citizens, we become aware of the similarities be- tween people of different tongues. English III class studies Marbella. As we are exposed to new and more challenging works, we progress in the skills of grammar and develop a new eagerness for more colorful expression, In the Citizenship class we learn the functions of our country and state so that we may hold our heads high when we say NWC are the Empire State, an important forty- eighth of the Union. Mrs. Holloway's Citizenship class learns about Revolution from a bulletin board display. junior high english Mrs. Ruth Holloway Correct lhatf Miss Margaret Sturgess My little eighlh gmderr.. Mrs. Angela Smith Thats jurl dandy. Miss jean Gaylord O.K.. flauf Mrs. Marilyn Dunlap Fine' Mr. Donald Miller Eighth hour! and citizenship Miss Carol Schreiner ll bere are you Juppored In be? Mr. Bernard Murphy You clozwzrf Mr. Samuel Pascal You spoil the continuity of the though! the American Miss Rose George' Ilike you boys and glrli. but .romelimer . . . Mrs. Frances Sherwin 0.K., folkr' Mrs. Barbara Kercheval Itnld 3011 mf Miss Eleanor Xwilson l.w1'I ibut dlllrllfllgf Mrs. Brown I1 ii I1 'I ri nrtlv fl f7fL'd1lH1L mathematics Mr. Bovvlcer Mrs. Marion Lon.: Sfmlnii fwre , , If! erimle uf ww lizli .flwlzfd ge! tlfmi L' 90. Mr. Russell Lt Emi. zu ei, drei. four In Margaret bhervvootl Mr. Robert Reist Mrs, Marion -Ianohs Mr. James Samson Mrs. Ethyl Anderson Ii lot' nlurriezff xl!! right T011 bidi. C,d,f.Y,' Lefr gn penplef ixvflll flair. zz e mm! flair fuclurizlg. 'lm forever studying theorems is the song of the organize his thoughts, applying proven methods in a intent math student. Here, in a variety of courses. he logical manner. This trains his mind to work quickly meets the challenge of his teacher, his textbook and and accurately. his classmates. He learns to analyze problems and to Miss Wfilsonk Geometry class proves FH parallel to KL. 'az M languages Herr Helmut bthulz Kxthanxse teather from Germany Sprezfvefz SIL Drntnlwf Mrs Susan Dletter Buuzaj Dmr rlafc I I f xmzswl GOBLSNIG Suomi? ff f' Sf! lo 1 ,A -'Q Mr john Boehm Ill gn e Jou a band crocheted umlaut Mrs Isabelle Letlerer Comprencz 101111 Fnchantt de faxre xotrc wnnalssame slys lN rs Lederer s Frenth l dass We haw mmy JLIUIOI' hlgh md grade sglmool stu plants le1rn1ng to Conxcrst ln 1 forelgn tongue Intl the stlndlrd first xc lr 15 non belng taught ln tlglmtlx grltlt These students Vwlll bt lblt to l1fllSlI much mort ul xmtcd work rn tlwur high sghool xurs or thu mn urn branth out mm xnnthtr lfmgmgt Mr George Kunz Danke Jrlawz B...---6 'nu Mr. Kunz's Latin I class practices tleclension- amicus 1m1ci amico amicum. . . Mr William Ferrara Mr, F Mr. William Schneider You fakerff i gk , x, db T I ' ,670 Zh fel.0 5 U10 X l Mr. Howard Schmitt In bed fu IU u'cfr1cfe.' rank Tuzzolino Mr, joseph Stanford According to my O.K,. 71011 birdr. '27 Mr. Larry Provenzano 4I'I7717?1N1 . . . Mr. Robert Rust Lara' bare 4 puffy' just what is out there in space, or even here on our earth. we cannot venture to explain fully and accu- rately. The explorations and hypotheses are left to science and it is here, in high school science classes, that boys and girls become aware of and inquisitive about the vast unknown around them. Yet as each question is answered it creates another to be pondered. Don Simmonds adjusts weights as Mr. Ferrara's Physics class learns about pulleys. Mr. Ellis Lyke The prarlire lelter for today . . . Miss Marilyn Bonin Came on nor: .' Ours is a world of big business and it takes many hands to do the job. Here in school we learn the generalities and many of the intricacies of the business world to be applied to actual use as we take our place in progress. business Mr. Robert Hickey Leis go lo Balaria. Miss Jeanne Poorten Come on, girlr. le1'.f art more bufirzeix-like. Miss Dorothy Sager ll l90 krzozw wha! er!! lurk! in my bean? Ready, begin -Miss Bonin's Typing class takes a speed IESI. N. Meinhold, B, Binner, -I. Hughes, E, Emmons, Mr. Hickey, S. Gongiver, D. Ahern, C, Kraus, T. Osinski, R. McClenathan I'll take two and how much will that be? Thats the only part of retailing seen by the public eye, how- ever, our students learn about all that goes on in the management of a successful business. The Lifesaverf' our school store, is run entirely by students and handles everything from general supplies and review books to gym uniforms. The Retailing class gets practical experience. Off From time to time throughout our halls we perceive mystical changes in the beauty of the subjects dis- played in showcases, They are only a small part of the work of our art students in their expression of the Miss Mary jo Healy Broad rtrokerf Mr. Erwin Lederer Oh. garb! Strains of melodious tunes, old and new, are never ceasing as the study of musical art goes on. The organizations and music classes spend extra time and patience practicing, as we have seen demonstrated in many memorable performances given by the bands, orchestra and choral groups. Keep that tone up, -Mr. Stoll directs the Senior High Chorus, Mr, Robert Stoll On your feel! But by the mme token , . . impressions of the world about them. Judy Flynn acts as a model as Miss Healy's Basic Art class practices drawing portraits. music We ' lf Mr. Lawrence Hemink Mr. Robert Greatwood Urzrmrr your legs! Mr. Casmlr jeleniewski Nfm' look people . . . homemaking Miss joan Makey Im't it a riot? Mrs. Davis lends a hand as the Homemaking II class learns the an of Sewmg' Mrs. Jeanette Davis A -A Left do a nice clean up at-iv ? 5. 14:14-?hE3' nl yob, girlf. 131.3-'1f,:-l.,n'5f.RgQf: 'W Following that tantalizing aroma wafted through if? the halls we inevitabl end u in our favorite lace, 7- I 1 Y P P 9 Qi' I Y . . . o - 1 L - T the kitchen. In addition to preparing luscious foods, 2 rl -ng the girls also spend time styling and sewing clothes for 5 Q-.gg 'slifillih A . . ',, Qty 352' ' themselves and their families. , 'Z X V x Q.. g if 4 ' . -, 1 -' in-. ,U L - 3 '-- '- 5-l ss -f ' . industrial arts The fellow who would be voted The Man About the House has probably spent many long hours in the Industrial Arts Department. There he is exposed to Mr. Robert Bedell I muff refer to my noter. The rchool up the .rtreet . . , Mr. Donald Bow All right boy. tbaff enough! Mr, Robert Schaefer wood and metal crafts, ceramics, printing and trans- portation. Mr. Schaefer assists Jerry Eggert in a mechanical drawing problem. driver Training Around the sixteenth birthday thoughts of the average American boy and girl turn to the road. The majority in our school are able to take advantage of the course offered, where they study the rules of the road as well as the general mechanics of the car and its operation. 'N . Q ' A n ' Q ' ' I ff? fe, v- r- n Z- Q' Mrs. Evelyn Krassett, Mrs. Rose Macpherson, Mrs. Mary Beiter, Mrs. Bertha Elak, dying 'lfilggewgiih Mrs. Viola Schwartz, Mrs. Claire Latter, Mrs. Mildred Siegel, Mrs. Benz- ' 'g Manager, Mrs. Helen Shedrick-Cafeteria Director. Camera Shy-Mrs. Elsie Seyfried. I We doff our hats to these women who watch an entire mornings work disappear as they summon their courage to meet our famished student body each day. R. Deinhardt, Mr. Boehm, R. Bush, R. Conn, P. Chamot. Camera Shy - P. Garono. cafeteria staff audio visual Our audioevisual crew are always working hard to bring us educational and amusing movies for assembly and classroom use. They are the ones who pull us out of ditlicult situations when we try to operate those intricate projectors. 19 Run I - K. Greil, T. Pitts, D. Simmonds, L. Hemink, C. Reger, G. Butt. Rau 2 - R. Molnar, nl. Secrist, -I. Zimdahl, S. Scofield. wl. Locey, S. Prawel, C. Leman S. Benson, H. Graham, S, Wfall, P. Buchholtz, tl. Cook, R. Gander, R. Reed, D Henderson, P. All. R014 5-vl, Bryan, VI. Lennert, D. Bird, F, Hevyson, I Horfarth, H. Hazel, j. Snyder, W. Groves, D, Macpherson, D. Snow, D. Beggls, D, Kelleher, A. Finley, T. Tullumello, j. Strapason, R. Barndollar, D. Robinson, T, Culligan, P. Behringer, S. Hintz. I student council D. Simmonds, Presg C. Reger, Secg L. Hemink, Vice Presg T. Pitts, Treas. Our representative government exists for the benefit responsibility of granting charters to newly formed of the students, not only scholastically, but also along clubs and, in many cases, assumes the financial obliga- extraeurricular lines. Most of our big assemblies have tions of an organization that does not have its own been sponsored by the Student Council. It also has the treasury. Run I-C, Kennedy, P. Fulton, L. Graf, A. Kennedy, A. Aldrete, Ron .2- D. Larwood, C. Friedenberg, L. Trabert, S, Benson, N. Norwood, L, Benson, K. Cousins, Mrs, Dietter. Rott 3-C. Hall, K. Larter, A. Finley, V. XVhaley, A. Aldrete, Treas.: K. Latter, Sec.g D, Evans, Pres. The Spanish Club tries to give its members a closer look at. and a fuller understanding of, Spanish-speaking people and nations. The Club was fortunate to have as ti member Alicia Aldrete. exchange student 20 from Panama. D. Littlefield, D. Evans, -l. Blakely, K. Kreuger, H. Graham. 5.13 l is honor society Rau' I -D. Kleber, G. Berg- horn, K. Kent, L. Benson. Rau 2--I. Weiss. J. Embree, S. Feuz, B. Bird, J. Measer, A, Stoclt. Ron' 3-L. Hazel, P. Harkness, N. Lawrence, R. Winfield, D. Griffen, J. Strick- ler, S. Leonardis, S. Reid, B, Christensen, D. Keel. Camera Shy-J. Carleton. X 1' 91 ' ' hfflgfxv R. Winheld, Pres., B. Bird, Sec., D. Keel, Vice Pres. french club C'est la vie and what a life it is, especially in France. Each French Club member realized this as he studied the country and her people through films, dis- cussions and annual dinner. The aim of the National Honor Society is to provide recognition and encouragement for outstanding schol- arship, leadership, character and judgment, and to serve the school in any way possible. S. Reid, Vice Pres., B. Schultz Pres., N. Lawrence, Sec., bl Flynn, Treas. Ron I-B. Bird, B. Mosier. S. Bancroft, C. Edigholier, S. Dodds. V. Crapsi. Ron 2 - B. Miller, D. Schramm, G. Maurer, C. Lucas, K Kent, M, Giboney, J. Morgan. Ron I Mr Schoelles, D. I.aPortc, J. Westinghouse, J. Schultz, E. Villa, D. Smith D Cronmiller R011 W Shervsood R Fekete 1 Koehn, R. LaPorte, D. Quinn, R. Linderman, D. Hartman, J. Chalmers K Kristof? Harriers Win Sectional Title After the loss of live lettermen from last year's championship cross-country team the prospects didn't look bright. But with a splendid job of coaching by Mr. Schoelles the team soon hit stride. After losing the first meet to Hamburg the team followed up with four straight dual meet victories. Then they closed out the regular season by losing a tight contest to West Seneca. In the big meet of the season the Billies came home as Section VI AA Champions. The leaders who earned their Letters were senior Dave Quinn, Ron LaPorte, jim Koehn, Ron Sherwood, jon Schultz, and Dick Hartman. The remainder of the team also faith- fully worked together to form a solid foundation for future years. Williamsville Williamsville .................. Williamsville .................. Williamsville Williamsville .................. Williamsville .................. Finished 2nd in Division I Hamburg ....... Amherst ............. Orchard Park . Cleveland Hill Frontier .......... West Seneca . Finished lst in Sectionals VI AA Finished Sth in East Aurora Invitationals field hockey honor Team B. Schultz, P. Harkness, C. Adams, A. Kraatz, A. Gould, J. Bankert, J. Flynn, N. Lawrence, S. Forster, E. Pope, B. Bird B. Sherman, I, Embree. The watchword of Miss Eichengers high-spirited hockey team was XWe'll score yet - you just wait and see! During many close games with neighboring schools we held our opponents scoreless, but never seemed to get the ball over the goal line. The bright day finally came as Bonnie Schultz chalked up a point against Amherst, to make the final score 1-O for W.C.S. Rou I - D. Hall, I. Brese, L. Longwell, Rau 2 - M. Lewan- ski G Thomas, J. Bickus. 5 ' Q ,rx ll, -ri? X p , . Z 5 ' 4 Z .. 7 0 24 Ik -if Q X mojorertes A flashing baton, a spritely step, a swishing skirt and a winning smile denoted each majorette as she marched down the field ahead of the band at the halftime of home football games and in parades during all kinds of weather. It takes nimble fingers, concentrated practice and a lot of nerve to flip a baton around, knowing that the crowd is just waiting to see one dropped. B. Brainard, capt. ou 1 B Brainerd Rou 2 Flynn Schultz. Rou' 3-B. Sherman, B. Hopkins, G. Manchester. These girls faithfully studied and performed pre cision marches They bras ed all kinds of weather marching at half time for all home football gimes and in village parades Many of their routines pantomimed familiar songs or stories about school life As the echo of the last drum roll of the season died away the girls began to plan for a banquet for all marching units Left right left right column half left march' Such commands were often heard on the football fleld after school in preparation for the half-time demon- strations given by the marching band at home football marching band clrill team Mrs Opperman Adxisor games Marches clever stunts and formations made up the program. During the games they played school pep songs as the crowd joined them singing our boys on to victory. The cheerleaders found the group loud-voiced and enthusiastic as well as musically talented. Wal1Hower Don't wake me up, Charlie, Twinkle Toes I thought this was a stag party! Juty cascr Capt qi g M , K , ' , ,A Miss Bonin, Advisor 4 cheerleaders The cheerleaders couldn't bear to begin a school year without the initial fall rallyg so, with the aid of Miss Bonin, they kindled the spark that burst into flame at out first student-sponsored rally. For the winter season the varsity in new uniforms were on hand for every sport urging the crowd to spur their team on to victory Debbie Law ton Elaine Pope Q., Kay Larter XVhen their former captain Carlie Richardson moved away the JV created quite a stir in school Debby Bass finally edged out her close competitors and filled in the line up as Susie Dodds moved into captain s position Shirley Wenham V1 X Nancy Lawrence Judy Embree Sue Forster S Hintz S Dodds capt P Wischerath G Mau ICF A Marcille 5 Rme M Fox D Bass 27 Pat Wyatt Tackle Don Schoch Guard K ,fvzi rv' fr ei - Z Bill Kmsman Halfback Tom Osmskl Guard f . ' t A jack Eno End men of Stan Brown co cap! Fullback Todd Pxtts Guard rf 1 A 3' H , M wig-a 1' A A Ti , N :K K VD' .XX k ,- it R ig g Y - ly K. Q Y V f eq A X . if Steve Miles Center GCl'IOI'l Don Sxmmon ls Haltback X P' Bob Schultz End Dxck Bennmger co cap! Halfback Hx-M, .xx oA, X Paul Nieyer Fullbaclc and Haltback if- W ln!-if Dan Yorkey Guard Hal Abercrombie Quarterbatk , t xx i I9 t, t Q ,ef . x 1 J . , A t ,... 1 2 t l l lttt . A - Af , .. A H 'Xl A I W A Rou I-D. Yorkey, T. Pitts, R. Benninger, S. Brown, T. Osinski, D, Simmonds, P. Meyer, J. Eno. Ron 2-D. Strang, E. Ogren, W. Miller, P. Wyatt, H. Abercrombie, D. Schoch, W. Kinsman. S. Miles, T. Tulumello, J. Tulumello, D. Chappel. R014 5 -R. Winfield-Mgr., Coach Martini, J. Raczka, E. Bonistall, S. Lovell, R. Voss, G. Mayer, C. Ernst, D. jones, B. Ernst, A. Schultz, W. Groves, D. Macpherson, Mr. Tuzzolino, Mt. Schnirel, R. Diebold. Billies Trounce Tigers Again The 1957 varsity football team had an up-and-down season. Showing great defensive and offensive play, they opened the season by dumping Frontier. In the next two games the Billies beat Amherst for the third consecutive year, then conquered Hamburg. Plagued by many injuries and the virus, the Billies were badly hurt. In the XX'est Seneca game the Billies lost the services of star end George Mayer, tackle Ray Voss, and guard Todd Pitts. Next was the Sloan game when Par VC'yatt, Stan Brown, and Dick Benninger were hurt. But as true of all Billies teams they wouldnt give up. Against Orchard Park, seasons champions. our hampered team played one of its best games of the season. After battling the Quakers for three quarters, yard for yard, the crippled Billies were finally overtaken. However, our boys placed well on the All-Star teams. Steve Miles made All-Conference center while halfback Dick Benninger and fullback Stan Brown made the second team. Tom Osinski rounded out the All-Stars by being chosen guard on the Division I team. XX'ith the graduation of six back- field members and eight linemen. the Billies of 1958 look towards a good season if the breaks go their way. Williamsville ...... ....... 5 5 Frontier ....... Wfilliamsville ...... ........,.. l 9 Amherst ......... Williamsville ...... ........,.. 1 5 Hamburg ......... Wfilliamsville ....... ...... 0 West Seneca Williamsville ...... ...... O Cleveland Hill Williamsville ....... ........... 1 2 Sloan ..................... Williamsville ..,.,.. ...... 7 Orchard Park R014 I- R, Hengerer, R. W'hol. D. Taylor. Run 2- M. Smith. S. Sanders, M. Donohue, H. Hazel, D. Miller, AI, Snyder, VI. Huber, I, Macpherson, P. Gulisano, E. Altheide, Ron 3 - H, Fisher, R. -larzabelt, F, Hevvson, C. Minor, D. Schoenle, L. Dunlap, N, Hudnut, R, Steele, C. Lansing, D. Wfittman, A. Helffenstein, C, Robie. Coach Conlt. Billikens Topple Amherst Long hard days of work and eager efforts in each game typified the junior varsity gridders of l957. The highlight of the season CLIITIC when this team. com- posed mainly of freshman boys. defeated Amherst I4-6. However midwa' throu h the season. the team , l was riddled by injuries and afterward encountered tougher going. This year's freshman football team under the coach- ing of Mr. Stearns had a very successful season. The team's only two efforts, both against Nichols, produced overwhelming victories. In these contests the spark plug was Robert Benninger, who electrified spectators with his broken-Held running. XY'ith this and the fact that every member of the team saw action in each game, the seasons to come look bright for the Billies. Frosh Griclclers Undefeafed Run I-R. Deth, P. Crapsi, G. Helffenstein, M. Troyer, XV. Reed. C. Cameron, G. Kansom. Fl. Secrist. R. Lambright. J. Lepley. R014 2-D. Wfashburn-Mgr., D. Bouchard, J, Zimdahl, B. Bancroft. R. Lovell, D, Eberl, K. Lewis, D. Burkard, K. Hakes, R. Lam- bright, G, Oakley, J. Marcille, M. Eno, Coach Stearns. Rau 3-K, Daigler, R. Benninger-capt., A. Greenly, F. Harrison, P. Behringer-co-capt., N. Herberger, T. Stornelli, M. Folster, N. Herberger, T. Bitterman. C, Maahs, D. Bull. -l. Fessard, T. Baum, 0610 it junior high Because of the overcrowded conditions in the junior- Senior High School building, it was necessary for the seventh grade to spend the entire year in the Academy Street School. However, this didn't discourage the flood of students who came to our building for many after-school activities. They were also able to take part in a few of the special assembly programs during the year. Wfe missed them this year and look forward to seeing and hearing a lot from them in the future. The eighth grade class was so large that it re- quired the majority of the classrooms on the lower seventh grades R014 I Modaffari, G, Ruddle, E. Folger, j. jackett, j. Tallchief, M. Thuman. Run' 2-C. Smith, S Tabor, bl. Morgan, F, Preeve, W. Cos sitt, R. Keator, R. Weigel, P. Smith WI. Calabrese, Popovich. R014 .3 - P. Stanley, D. Oakley, D. Strang, L, Angelo, K. Hakes, R. Buscher, CI Kabza, A. Miles, D. Lines, G. XX'it mer, j, Brayley, M. Srhusterbauer, A Tallthief. floor. It is hard to believe that there were only six homerooms in the grade five years ago. Many eighth graders began freshman subjects this year. These included ninth grade English and math classes in addition to first year Latin and French. These students will have the opportunity to take advantage of extra courses during their lsr years of high school or they may possibly go on to more advanced work in math, science or languages. They are participating in ri progressive program. designed for the more advanced student. i 1 ,J out L J ex N Ruiz I-M. Green, M. Dougher, R. Seefried, D. Reger, VI. Rosenberg, G. Precore. Rim 2 -J. Hardy, V. Smith. P, Snyder, L. VC'olf, DI. Braun, K. Swain, S. Crothers, D. Kentzel, S. McLoney, R. Turton. R011 3 -gl. Herberger, A. Furnari, L. Hinshaw, L. Blatter. L. Muhr, gl. Troglauer, CQ Steele, C.. Lewis, F. Fiegl, L, W'illiam- son, P. Brenton, P. Barbalato, R. Carr. Cizrmfrrz S171 - Cf, Ackerman. , , . CLNG, Ron' I-R, Seifert, A. Darner, -I Stillman, C. Cameron, Fliegal, R Locey, VI. Hansen. Run 2- L. Adams D. Garlock, C. Goultling, M. Klapper L. Wrigley, M. Murphy, I, Huber S Mogowan, T. Bartlett, Bennett l. Hale. Rau' 3-D. Peterson, B Gill, M. Eno, A. Braunscheitlel, M Westinghouse, Bongiovanni, A Gordon, S. Elliott, D. Charles, -I Thompson, S. Chatin, DI. Brown, ,I Scrivn. Cdlllffd Slam -D, Gronning, M. Honeck. ,. ,,,WwA.....,..W.,,,,,...,w:..,,......,,...-.,.i,M,W.,i .- ,... Mt., . .. .. M f- W 4 H Rau' I - M. Choops, S. Hageman, P. Raisch, T. Fryer, J. Rooney, B. Green, V. Hinds, J. Nablo. Ron' 2-R. Lambright, T. Dykeman, A. Winter, S. Caldwell. D. Brayley, M. Basnett, H. Henry, H. jackson, N. Teubner, R. Abate. Ron' 3-J. Brauer, G. Ransom, R. Eilenberger, M. Hankin- son, B. Blakeley, P. Browning, S. Pope, M. Penna, W. Doody, j. Van- tlerwerf, D. Smith, J. Stengel, VU. Morgan, Bickus, K. Herberget. Rim I-F. Sturm, J. Strapason, S Kilbury, J, Zurek, L. Yorkey, D Frietlenberg, A. Schmitt. Ron 2- R. Rodgers, G. Helfenstein, M Christman, N. Newman. D. XX'ash- burn, K. Sheerly. C Stheller, M Ultlag, K. McAdams. R011 3-S Yoeruu, N. Kimball, CI. Doel, D. Prof- fitt, R. Nelson, A. Cutter, CQ. Denglcr R. Zoller, R, Zoller, C. Hamilton. G Leary. nl. Hoff, S. Rowe. Camtm S51 - P. Bulera. Rrm I-VI. Austin, D. llolcomb, j. Paton, R. Isaacs, A. W'ehrung, K. Chiipple, S. Textor. Run 2-W Murphy, C, Stockmun, M. Stephens, R. Graham, XV. Gishler, XV. Fitz- gerald, G. Bull, V. Hales, D. W'eb- ster, L. Butholomew. Ron SAG Stehle, S. Perrott, R, lfmn, A. llenel, bl. Kreitzer, Fl, Wlilt, 'lf Guthrie, R. Bcthin,C1. Browne, H. Meyer, Fl, Neu- rcuter, IT. Devonshire, D. Bmcliett. Ron I-D. Aless.1ntlr.1. ,l Hiclcelton. XY. Ort, hl, Killian C. Daigler, D. Lux, If. Ve-ness R. Bentley. Run 24P. Raisch F. XX'e-nham, R. lloversrock R Allen, A XX'eiwcr. CQ. Car mon, B. Nottlemnn, G, ,lones Run itll. Uhenuuer, L Clritz, T. Richter, L. Riiimy, -I Illwartls, lf, Becker, -I. Trybal Gorom, B. Scherer, G. Steffen G. Gertis. Run I-L. Allen, M. Clochmn, If Jerome, lf. Avery. S. Reelnntl, P Dalton. G, johmon. Ron' 2-D Selover, -I. Malugen, S. Duncan, ,l Metz, Cf. Bovee, nl, Metz, R. Kennetly P. Cmpsi, Ci. Tober, S. Burgie. Rim 3-nl. Robie, L. Ehlert, VI, Lewis, D Amoroso, B. Bongiovanni, K. Fitz patrick. A. Boxer, C. Champney. L Seiler, L. Liiuhe. B. Hein, sl. Farley Ci1N16'7'd Sfvi - 5. Young. sti, C. Bono, R, Martin, 'I' D. Chalmers. C.d7IlL'7'cI Slip- I f Ti ff but MW' .f -elribiyet, eighth grades Ron I-S. Flynn, L. Duiac, M White, S. Everett, il. Tlmnms. Ruiz 2 -D Fiegel, Ci. Smith, R XWittmim P. Morgan, L, Heim, VI. Lucey, C. Simmonds, M, Enix, R. Smith, Bl Pfennig. Ruiz 3-D. Schalge, D Bush, C. Lewis, D. Seifert, R. Dehn N. Kraft. ,L Sherwin, C. Bruehi, N Hurd, rl. Flemming. R. Schulenberu K. Hugelberger, VI. P.1nz.i, T. Fiwher Cftnrlenz SIU-G. Larson, H. Antirexxs .W Nl m J . ,N 't ein fxv .J ' 11, Lf? W X, MN 'Q Rim' I-J, Manchester, M. Strawbritige, F. Klein. C. Hartman, K. Oflonneli. Razz' 248. Muck, DI. Lep- ley, C. Gerber, B. Cmn- miller, M. Rovoldt, M. Stisser, C. Bockstedt, R. Molnar. Ron' 3 -G. Seitz L. Fnsrninger, VI. Mrowka, K. Michels, B. Merriam, A. Burk, H. Hiineck, R Beecher, CQ. Harris, T. Bit- terman, T. Baum, R. Ben- riinger, H. Fromwiller. Camera Shri -C, Binner. 1 Rim' I--I. Schupbach, L, Lcxnguell D. Garrow, S. Newkirk, L, Rutiiger, CQ. Fekete. Ron 2-M. Tmyer, T Hudson, D. Goodwill, G. McMillan M. Oltiag, VI, Hoffurth, S. Hedley, ,I Zimtiahl, D, McC0nkey. R014 H -T. Nuilns, A. Alston, D, Eyer, K. Beck with, -I. Smith, D. Gritiin. J, Bradley C.. Huth, T. Harris, R. Vfare, M Bmw, V. Kuhlepp. Crwzem Sli.: g T. Birti, 5. Mofiett. i J, 'Y' 'O Ron 1-VI. Secrist, B. Feger, S Meider, B. Ferrari, H. jaworski, D Bouchard, C. Noell. R014 2-B Glatz, A. Wfoernley, B. Clayton, S Bieler, L. Mitchell, L. Hemink, D Griffenhagen, J. Pomeroy, J. Davis Ron' 3 Diekmann, R, Vogel, R Morris, B, Bancroft, J. Dickson, W' Christie, j. Keily, K. Brown, I. Diel bolt, J. Embree, J. Tiedt, Tfvjanicz ,l. Eastman, j. Chimera, D. Green: law. L Czar SC Wx N. 'IQRJ N Rau I-G. Hauck. B. Fick, A Myers, VI. Hebeler. Rau 2-W Bethke, XV, Hales, C. Yates. C Kruger, E. Hinchy, M. Hirsch, D Bowman, VV. Pease. Rim 9-,I Thomas, M. Hopsia, R. Apa, R Hyatt, F, Motlaturri, N. Bieher, M Haas. R, Anderson, CQ. Hinu,,l.Kr.1us D. Kelleher. f,idlI1L'VdSl7AlTS, Roiser R011 I-D. Felsing. M. Schaffer. -I. Zimmermann, D. Culligan, R. Kar- pick, K. Hawkins. Rau 2--J. Kirs P. Healey, B. Fraser, M. Davis, B Durfee, M. Oyer, R. Szuba, A. Zuberti R011' 3-S. Stummliwf. julieli, R Remington, S. Swanson, K. Wfright Hengerer, Cv. Jansen, D. Long, L. Tocha, D. Burkurtl, H. Schierstein, T. Stornelli. gli N 'N 1' sa Rau' I-R. Deth, DI. Koch, D. Probst, P. Alf. L. Lapp, XV. Baum. Raza 2- hl. Marchand. L. Hill. C, Heavener. C. Seefried, J. Catena, C. Becker, S. Gambee, -I. Cornelsen. C. Paxson. Rau' 3-S. Engasser, M. Keller. -I Fessard, P. Clark, L. Osterman, -I Weisbeck, B. Lawrence, XV. Hull. M Wright, rl. Wincent, A. Pratt. F Gugino L. Strickler, -I. Murray, Rou' 1-S. Newell. B. Gerber. R. Winter. A. Oldenburg. K. Kelleher. DI. Potratz, R011 2--I, McKee-ver. R. Spaeth. 1. Smith, rl. Cooke. hl. Gar- lipp, D. Hall. I.. Yfashburn. D. Kuhn. VI. Smith. Ron S-B. Battistoni, S Purdey. I.. Pereira. ,l. Pyle. N. Urban R. Reese, -I. Nichols, R. Berner, xl. Geib, D. Lung. M. Mnrelnck. P. O'Hanlon, S. jewert, K. Kcllner. S Leavy. 7 .F-. U ' L Row 1-R. Lentz, H. Carallari, R Lentz, D. Stalker, K. Rogers, M Moorhead, P. Thomas. Rau' 2-W Henning, V. Parkinson, J. Greil, M Obbagy, hl, Marcille, T. Clare, I Koch, XV. Pnssehl. R011 3-R Kaiser, tl. Chamtmt, VI. McClure, W. May, P. Behringer, F, Harrison, XV. Groat, C, Dustin, C. Giboney. D Brandt, R. seilef, Q. Reep, W. Marsh, R. Slawson, M. jackson. C4f'77I6'V.4l Shy - D. Coe. N 'T' if N w ..,. 3 AYW J N t - i ti mi .1 X , 1 . dw 9337 if M Rou' I -R, Fiegel, D. Berzer, F. Luke. R011 2-G. Pitz, R. Williams, M. Dougherty, D. Robideau, D. Henderson, D. Stanley, S. Schworm, D. Mann. Ron' 3 -R. Fiegl, F. Voss, R. Riek, L. Myers, D. McKenzie, G. Waite, R. Henning, J. Ens- minger, L. Taber, D. Petrie, C. Foretich. Camera Shy -C. Seward, junior high activities Rou' I -A. Zuber, D. Houselcneckt, I, Koch. Ron' 2-F. Penna, T. Janicz, R. Schulenberg, M. Morlock, R. Vogel, B. Groff. photography club Who doesn't love to see clever snapshots? The mem- bers of the Photography Club go one step further- they also study the process of developing the pictures. Learning to operate a camera skillfully and under- standing its function becomes an asset to be enjoyed for years afterward. 38 model club The club is an excellent example of a creative outlet for those who like to use their imaginations along with their hands. Each of the boys worked on small models individually and then they combined efforts on their masterpiece, a giant 7-foot model plane. Rou' I-J. Samples, J. Tylor, P. Meloon, D. Gotts. R011 2-K. Beckwith, L. Clare, D. Fax- langer, C. Matheis. Q? 'Y 1. .. y Us 3,..',-'., , , 'f 9 i s 4 -1 ul!- I I An ever-increasing number of students are taking an active interest in Hi-Y work. In addition to their regular meetings and projects, they also have available for their use the facilities of the new Northeast Dis- trict YMCA building in Snyder. junior chorus Rau' I-Mr. Stoll, W. Baum, Manchester J. K-irs, F. Luke, A. Myers, C. Yates, A. Aldrete K. Rogers, C, Fekete, D. Robideau, B. Gerber J. Thuman, D. Culligan, C. Binner, D. Lucas R014' 2-D. Probst, B. Duffee, R. Slawson, C Hartman, E. Hinchy, K. Michels, P. Healey, R Szuba, G. McMillan, L. Heim, M. Oyer, M Obbagy, C. Gerber, C. Becker, R. Karpiek, Ron 3-L, Stricklet, S. Stumm, C. Lewis, G. Jenson C. Giboney, C. Hino, J. Chamot, Smith, W' Groat, R. Anderson, C. Dustin, B. Rick, M Dougherty, S. Swanson, R. Seiler. It is ri thrill to be able to sing with Z1 group when you understand the harmony and pattern of the separate parts. This is what the chorus are reaching for as they begin to find the way best suited to them in this vast field of music. Suk junior hi-y As winter descends, we increase our knowledge of the jungle und its inlmlnimnrs. winter ll. Alveremrnbie. Treas., L. Benson, Sec., L. Hemink, f.h.1irml1n. ci f s student committee 114 I feiss 9 :pp S Sror er A Mrrreille. B. Bird. Rf,-iz Qeli. Kent, Huw Lines rhur R XX infield L Benson L Heminlx I' Bradley. Run 9-CI, Mdstin. B. Lees. .-X step go! Weiss D lxeel D Lwns 'l Culliean P XXvl5Cl'lCl'.lIll. Run 14,I.CQg1rlernr1,li. Plummer H deLeeuxs C Lungs I brrieleler, VI. Piter, R. Mares. M. Gilwney Don Simmonds reigned ar the Cinderella Ball given by the committee last November. lr sold Cookbooks and worked out plans for 11 erirnivul ro be held in the spring Hel in vnu peisinrs l ln xn tue Im .ill arms' Rau' I-D. Quinn, S. Reid, D. Kleber, K. Kent, B, Christensen. Ron' 2-D, Faxlanger, P. Brand, K. Beckwith. Camera Shy-A, Gould, R. Winnelti, D. Becker, J. Bryan, D. Chipman. debate club Youth in an Insecure XXforld was the topic under discussion when four members of the Debate Club were on the air last November. At their regular meetings they debated an itemized veto power for the President in regard to riders on bills and also the possibility of Z1 world government for peace. R014 I- P. Lindsay, DI. Xweiss. R, Popp. Rau 2- L. Benson, L. Brown, C. jams- sen, j, Carleton. K. Kent, Ron 3-D. Keel, I.. Hemink, H, Zinter. N international club To behold the pageantry, religious customs. folk- lore, songs and scenic beauty of the countries of the world is the aim of International Club members. ws Through movies, slides, and the eyes of those who have toured many parts of the world, they broaden their knowledge of these lands. Chris i Alicia german club In order to enjoy German more thoroughly .ind to get a better appreciation of the customs of the country. many students joined the German Club. Here they held discussions and worked on projects that brought them closer to the hearts and ways of the German people, S A1 I S Rau' 1-A, Moorhead, R. McCallum, D. Kleber, I. Schulz. Rau' 2- B. Christensen, S. Feiner, D. Faxlanger, j. Adrian, OOO e . . . secarchllght. . . 1 4 Z .. of 1958... wllllamsvllle central -N,-X hugh school wllhamsvllle new york ' y 'L Qxnfsn Q I 'av Q8 K I in ,,- 'a.gf'?n'X .-.,,f+ 215 L' 4 v ... as ' splgnfeiw .X 5 'J 1 U-' ' -V i i. 5 wa X x,.., 8 L Q , Gini' Y ,Q , ., . .I ' . 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Greatwootl conducts the Concert Band The flare of a trumpet call, the trill of the flutes, the roll of the drums, and the band has swung into another fantasy in sound, On their schedule were exchange assemblies with other high schools and our elementary schools. They also played, on many occasions, for our own assemblies and then in the annual spring concert. Othcers of Bantl: Run' IA- A, Ritchie, V, Pres. Rota' 2-E, Plummer, Pres., T, Clark, Sec. concert band Razz I-yl. Brese, R. Bush, D. Bird, R. Voss, A. Marcille. Roll 2-b. Ferrari, rl. Schild, D. Keel, sl. Stricltler, lf. Plummer, DI. Koteras, B. Schutt. T. Gregory. dance bands The very latest dance tunes as well as the old favor- ites were in the repertoire of our dance bands. The groups themselves got a great deal of pleasure out of working on the familiar pieces. They played for the Parents' Prom at the NVQ-st Elementary School and for the downtown Y.M.C.A. 4 . 4415.9 AAP J. '11 I 5 l 25: 5 1 S ! ,J .. I xv . - lx 4. ,AJ ill'-i V Fi' 4'. lil xyly EY' I The orchestra rehearsed seventh period daily and after school once a week. The members, most of whom are in junior high. found it in rewarding experience to play together under the direction of Mr. jeleniewski. They performed in the junior high musical show and for assembly programs in our schools. orchestra varsity club j Hart, Pres., Cv. Mayer, Vice Pres., D. Schoch, Treas., R. Winheld, Sec. S. Forster, P. Harkness, C. Adams, M. Lindow, M. Walsh, capt., B. Schultz, A. Kraatz, j. Carleton, 1. Measer. Camera Shy -j. Bankett. basketball honor 'team The girls' basketball honor team topped on' a suc- cessful season by scoring a victory over BuHalo Sem- inary. This was the first time in many years we'd beaten them in any sport. Another highlight of their season was the day they took the upper hand in a close game against Amherst. Our newly formed Varsity Club swung into action with two dances after the Friday night home basket- ball games. The cheerleaders, who are honorary mem- bers, helped the boys with the dances and co-sponsored one of them. The boys elected, for the first time, the best athlete in the senior class to be presented with an individual trophy. volleyball honor Team Clad in their Hashy red-plaid tunics, our girls' vol- leyball team met their opponents with grim determi- nation. Early in the season they overcame our womens faculty by a single-point margin. Later they played against other schools, both on home courts and away. Roll' 1-L. Gould, S. Forster, Embree, S. McPhillip5, j Opitz. Run 2-R. Allen, E. Batt, J. Seitz, M. Lindow, S Hunt, B. Schultz, C. Janssen, A. Kraatz, capt., C. Flynn. Rou' I-Mr. Lederer, R. Pomeroy, D. Lutgen, L, Ledder, P. Domster, H. Bishop, Mr. Lyke. Rou' 2-N. Hodnett, H. Babcock, I-I, Reese. j. Sweeney, D. Batt, T. Gregory, F. Penna. Shooters Finish Third In Sectionals Though coaches Mr. Lederer and Mr. Lyke didn't bring home a championship, as they have often done, many outstanding feats were established. Lois Ledder set a record for all girls in the league by scoring 96 out of 100 points. Another accom- plishment Was by Diane Lutgen and Pat Domster, both Whom displayed the league's only two perfect targets. In the Sectionals the Billies finished third behind Amherst and the Mohawk Club from Lancaster, defeating Kenmore, a team who had previously de- feated our riflemen. Next year the Billies look to a top-flight season because only one of the members will graduate. Williamsville 1347 Amherst. . . .,... 1368 Williamsville 1287 Amherst ...,...,. 1321 Williamsville 1327 Cleveland Hill .... 1164 Williamsville 1341 Cleveland Hill. , .1220 Williamsville 1304 'kKenmore ,......, 1350 Williamsville .,., 1311 Kenmore . . 1326 Williamsville 1311 Orchard Park., . .1237 Williamsville ..,. .1334 Orchard Park. .... 1295 non leag e I K v '- , ff- . Second in ECIC Div. 1 Third in NRA Sectionals 'F u .',..,! V 1.0, I 1 XX 1 ' X N. N 7 o Wfvl , xx fb X. R011 I-J. Hart, D. Schoch, G. Butt, co-capts. Rau 2--D. Brown, T. Sawyer, D. Eberel j Westinghouse Rau 3 T Fall R Wilcocks, R. Hales, J. Tulumelln, D. Miller, A. Worden, D. Dorr, R. McKeever. Row 4 M Donohue W Wright R Bentley R. Miller, B. Ernst, C. Hafner, C. Ernst, C. Miner, R. Hales, J. Raszcka, P, Steck, F. Hewson D Solo Mgr Wrestlers Win Third Successive Title For the third consecutive year Coach Endres' wrestling team has come home with honor. After sharing the title with Orchard Park in Division I play, the team compiled a remarkable western New York Sectional tournament record of 77 points, more than any other school, and 22 points shy of the all-time record. In the annual tournament they copped the AA trophy, thanks to eight wrestlers. The first place winners were Gary Butt, for the fourth straight year, Don Schoch, his second year in succession, and Dick Dorr. Others that contributed to the triumph were Bert Ernst, Ron Wilcocks, jack Hart, Doug Miller and Carl Ernst. Two seniors, Gary Butt and Don Schoch, have four-year competitive records among the best ever attained. Since only four wrestlers will be lost through graduation, next year's squad should be strong. Williamsville .......... ............. 2 0 Williamsville .......... ..,.......... Williamsville .......... ............. Orchard Park . West Seneca . Amherst .......... Williamsville Hamburg .......... Williamsville Cleveland Hill Williamsville Frontier ............. Williamsville Orchard Park Williamsville Williamsville West Seneca . Amherst .......... Williamsville Hamburg .......... Williamsville Cleveland Hill Williamsville Frontier ............. Q 5, 9 r 1: ng ll li N! 55 8 lc an E. 1 men of action M1Le Bowers Forward Pat Wy att Guard Tom OilnSkl Guard Hal Abercromble Guard co rapt Lynn Hcmmk Forward Dntk Bono Center cu rapt wwf -A fk K 'f . ' ' ,, R X 5 et ff ., init, , I 1 A' , I 'ag s fm, , Q I rxffyyl , 'V Y r A 1 E1 Roni I-B. Sweeney. Rau' 2-T. Dietsch, j. Chalmers, B. Ott, D. Small, J. Hart, Coach Paar, D. Beggs, T. Clark, P. Carney, D. Robinson, L. White. Camera Shy -M. Passmore. .l.V. Billies Improve Lote in Season Mr. Paar, for years one of the best coaches Williams- ville has had, has again turned out a successful team. Though it wasn't a championship campaign, the next two to three years to come should provide a strong varsity team. The team started very slowly, with many of the members battling for starting position, but when the squad became sound, numerous games were won. Among the freshmen and sophomores on this year's team were such leaders as high-scorer Mike Passmore and play-maker Denny Robinson. With Mr. Martini at the helm for the second year in succession, the freshman basketball team again has provided an interesting season. Despite a mediocre record, the members did master some of the important skills necessary. In one of their biggest contests of the year, the freshmen defeated Amherst, making the season complete. Another credit to the club was that most of its members were eighth graders. So next basketball season, the Blue and White should have a team with championship caliber. Frosh Tip Amherst Yeorlings Rau' I-T. Meider, B. Zoeller, T. Long, Coach Martini, L. Hemink, T. Nailos, J. Eagan. Rou' 2-T. Harris, J. Huber, H. Hazel P. Engelhardt, A. Helffenstein, C. Lansing, D. Schoenle, D. Witman, G. Nichols, S. Sanders, 1. Nichols, B. Hoth. As spring arrives, excitement mounts as we near our prey. ? spring J. Tulumello, Vice Pres., C. Taton, Sec., A. Heltfenstein, Pres.g T, Tulumello, Treas. class officers Ruiz I-C. Witter, B. W'uenst, J. Evanson. Roz: 2 - G. Tinkle- paugh, DI. Feuz, J. 7 Murphy, X. Crapsi, S, Symer, K. Yorkey, R. Brown, Petrison, Rffsf 3-D. Eberl, W. Roth- fus, j. Devonshire, J. Fredericks, R. Wald- miller, P. Smith, R. jarzabek, -I, Schultz, T. Tulumello. T. Fall, M. Dantino, If. Hedley, K. Allen. Run' I - L. Lorenz, J. Smith M. Privateer, M. Hicltelton, Bickus, D. Batterson. Rau 2 -H, Shaw, R. Phillips, S. Wahl, B. Maylott, B. Batt, M. Heim, K, Sweeney. Ron' 3- L. Stockman, R. McKenna, M. Schiferle, F. Penna, N. Her- berger, G. Young, R. Steel, J. Gordon, VC'oodcoclt, M. Smith, G, Nichols, E. Reep, B. Schmitt. n 58 class of 1961 As we travel deeper into the jungle, keen observation brings to our attention some natives peering out from their huts, almost hidden by the dense tropical growth. It is a young, eager group and they have been experiencing ups and downs as they lay plans for the future. Already behind them lies a dance, the Scare- crow Scramble. At that popular event here in the heart of the jungle, known as the Cinderella Ball, they were repre- sented by Carol Taton and Howdy Hazel. Later, in the spring, they revealed their chosen Queen of May and her attendants. Ron' I-D. Fulcinnite, P. Hart, S. Schwenfeld, R. Held, W. W'inheld, B. Sarahn. R014 2-M. Stang- ler, XV. Heinle, T, Gallant, P. Spoth, P. Maslona, D. Sachs, G. Pope, J. Sutter K. Daigler, Ron' .3-B Campbell, I. McPherson M. Donohoe, J. Gerhard R. Green, L. Lutgen, A Helfilenstein, C. Lewis, A Finley, M. Folster, A Hauer, D. Watson, K. Helfa fenstein, M. McCumber. Camera Slay -G. Balduf. Rrm I-C. Nevinger, H. Franklin, S. Hardt, D. Houseknecht. Ron' 2-B. Martin, P. Rane, M. Bryan, T. Groves, Ruiz' 3-K. Brost, K. Leman, P. Allen, J. Lang, S. Bain, L. Baxter, B. Morey, J, Westinghouse, M. Wick, D. Olsen. Ron' 4-J. Malugen, R. Croth- ers, T. Risk, P. Yardley, 1. Bohnhoff, K. Mrawka, J. Hollands, VI. Baran, N. Herberger, C, Wyatt, S. Sanders. i u v Ron' I-J. Swain, S. Ryan, L. Baumgardner K. Roetzer, J. Jepson N. Smith, Ron' 2-F Gander, F. Keeler, R Weill, M. Kipphut, D Redding, A. Cattau, S Knickerbocker, F. Oates D. Beck. Rau' 3-N Seifert, L. Graeber, 1 Chipman, J. Tulumello J. Baillargen, S. Lebron G. Koch, M. Wutz, L Winlund, D. Strang, J Lewanski, C. Decina, D Lucas, G. Koehn. i f a a l X f Rau IM L. Woods, M. Ban- croft, J. Bryan, W. Gmff, R Kohl, C. Maalhs. R014 2-L Bruce, A. Butler, R. Laurence J. Karwaczynski, L, Frapin, -I Huber, D. Miller, E. Altheitle. Rau S-DI. Adrian. J. Rysz- kiewicz. D. Lang, P. Tuyn, D XVittman, A. Fredericks, J Knickerbocker. D. Schoenle, D. McCallum, AI. Buhnhutf, P. Engelhart, G. Eichelberger, A Worden. Rau' I-C. Wehner, Mil ler, L. Huber, K. Kentzel, P Oakley. Rolf' 2- P. Manches ter, R. Lambright, C. Taton D. King, D. Prechtl, D. Balduf P. Gulisano, V. Goff. Ron' 3- L. Gerhard, I. Pastor, D. Mar- tin, M. Brittain, R. Hales, j Lawrence, P. Miller, L. Carey J. Klee, P. Masters, P. Martin E. Maczo, C. Lansing. f. an i .1 .. Rau' 1- D. Bass, A. Aldrete, M. Baum, T. Noell. L. Fessartl. Ron' 2-R. Daniels, P. Hawk- ins, E. O'Dea, C. Mills, S Benson, K. Dustin, D. Gotts K. Williams. R014 3 - Duncan, S. Quackenbush, M. O'Hanlon, D. Robitleau, N Hankinson, K. Hine, B. Bas- kett, W. Hyatt, J. Samples, W. Maxwell, G. Munro, J. Kerner N. Beals. Camera sh,-M Raiser. Ron' I-j. Domes, K Saigler, S. Hoffman, S Hintz. Rout 2-W. Palmer D. LaPorte, N. Adams, C Thompson, M. Rose, T Gregory, G. Oalsley, R014 3-R. Brainard, D. Hirnle G. Critz, S. Champney. T Hanft, R. Groat, L. Her- berger, J. Brese, M. Hepp R Bush B Houk S Fie'l . , . , . g.,, G. Bulera. Camera Slap - K. Cousins, D. Hubbard, C Bartlemes, C. Fraiser. Ron' I-D. Brundage, j. Baliotti, B. Huntley, J. Lawton, V. Goff, B. Mat- teson. Rau 2-j. Gauthier, C. Kelley, 1. Dunlap, S. Mac Vittie, S. Carlson, G. McGrevv, D. Brown, S. Schofield. Ron S - j Chmura, R. Carnes, T. Flenning, B. O'Brien, D. Everett, 1. Steck, B. Trenz, C. Price, T. Dietsch, I. Spencer, F. Rouse, A. See- ley, C. Burke. Camera Shy -D. Bull, M. Davis, M Hauer. 1 - L sl' ark! .73 J R014 I-N. Binner, S. Brehm, K. Cameron, E. Hartman, S. Groat, j. Batt. Rou' 2-T. Sawyer, D. Carrigan, S. Smith, S. Hahn, L. Damude, D. Fulton, T. Chapple, 1. Eagan. Ron' 3 -j. Spoth, M. Winchester, L. Gorden, P, Grosse, j. Snyder, D. Miller, R. Ott, K. Schusterbauer, E. An- derson, H. Fischer, R. Stad- ler, S. Snyder, C. Snyder. J-fur-.x D. Macpherson Pr s.g T. Clark Vice Pres: T. Hevsson Sec: T. Culligan Treas. class officers N' class of 1960 Lingering near an oasis, we meet a new group of happy, prosperous people. This being their second year on their own, they are more sure of their footing as they travel onward. They tell us that it has been a successful year with Ann Marcille and Larry Wliite representing them at the Cinderella Ball and their biggest project, the Sophomore Dance, making its debut early in April. Run I-J. Ehret, C. Kennedy, C. Rogers, N. Wilcocks, A. Dalach. Rou 2-C. Leonard, M. Clary, J. Beiring, P. Wischerath, A. Marcille, J. Lines, J. Leary, R. McCrillis. Ron' 3-M. Groet, j. Seitz, F. Hewson, J. Eggert, A. Whiting,.P. Greenlaw, B. Ernst, R. Fekete, J. Finley, R. Wilcocks, P. Smith, M. Aten, H. Haas. Camera Shy -C. Stole, D. Small. XM 1 f s Ron' I - H. Faxlanger, E Hickelton, M. A. Binner, 1 Gishler, D. Daigler, V. Folger. Ron' 2- R. Hengerer, L. Holt, S. Clark, C. Friedenberg E. Batt, J. Garono, K. Hill, D. Chipman. Rau' 3-H. Graham, H. Bishop, S. Cook, S. Feiner D. Bird, P. Carr, R. Bewlay N. Hodnett, J. Buchner, R Hoverstock, E. Halstead, T Culligan, D. Becker, M. Col- lins, B. Adams. .V :SST sin ,ll Digi R011 I-M. Lewanslti, Opitz, J Young, K, Keenan, P. Lanphear. Rau' 2-J. Lennert, M. Nevin, A. Sendker, J. West, D. Stone, B. Papke, J. Possehl. Ron' 3-B. Lutgen, D Crane, M. Swanson, F. Johnston, C Wagner, R, Pfeil, R. Krieter, R Long, H. Kalb, S. Johnson, R. Lugs din, D. Noble, L, Spence. 5 , U A R014 I-D. Smith, M. Voss, P. Lind- say, D. Robideau. Rau' 2-L. Morey, J. Perrot, M, Megnin, C. Zwicltel, B. Keipper, J, Greeley, S. Sanders, L. Nelson. Rota' 3-Tom Trotter, B. Steele, C. Miner, S. Lovell, T. John- son, E. Villa, D. Solo, E. Stisser, K. Krueger, J. Schell, G. Kaese. 1 , F559 lv? ' 3' 'X Q S K I t Ron I-J. Karpiclc, K Hugenschmidt, M. Dalton, P. Alf, J. Lecksell. Ron 2 -D. Scherer, D. Ort, H. Kuligofski, S. Nolan, D. Yates, C. Sutton, S. Brand, V, La Scala, J, Ryan. Razz' 3 -J. Hart, V. Stearns, D. MacPherson, K. Knab, T. Miller, R. Stalker, D. Heim, D. Wik, M. Churko R. Dorr, C. Janssen, D. Schultz, L. Williams. Cam- era S195 - L. Richter. w Rau- I-J. Gerber, M. Callahan, M Weast, K. Seller, K, Dunn, B. Cohoon Rou' 2 - D. Matheis, G. Weir, L. Eccles C. Vernier, C. Hall, K. Walsh, B. Hen- derson, H. Krentz. Rou- 3-J. Koteras P. Myslinski, L. White, M. Remington V. Whaley, W. Conrad, G. Thomas R. Henning, F. Garlipp, J. Rouse, A Gilliland, T. Clark, R. Snow, C. Stone. Camera Sby-R. Amedy. Rou' I - L. Carson, L. Gould K. Kohl, S. Bonczar, M. Heigl Ron' 2-C. Bartholomew, C. Grimmelt, D. Heim, N. Heim P. Meloon, R. Allen, M. Josef fer, R. McKeever. Rou' 3-D Heinle, S. Cofran, P. Meyer, R. Deeble, D. Placey, S. Cocha rane, D, Robinson, R. Millet D. Postoloff, A. Eichberg, H Edmiston, J. Chalmers, H Reese, C. Robie, P. Pawlow Camera Slay -P. Sears, S Brese. 1 gi f.. A , , i a lf :Els ll .,, , . .X Q 1 ',, 1 V J l I E X L AQ' ' , N AXE t . 'XL xx fl - 5 '71 50:2 . 5 2 2 f 1 Rau' I-S. Tatu, P. Eno, D. Hall, M Fox, M. Papke, R. Beaver. Ron' 2-D Taylor, P, Rayner,'M. Kuhnle, P. Gar- lock, D. Ess, D. Hall. Rau' 3 -C. Ant- kowiak, L. Trabert, M. Domaga, R. Popp S. Long, W. Henry, L. Lawler, J. Blake- ley, D. Batt, K. Kristofl, D, Beggs A. Lindemann, B. Quackenbush, D. Fink Camera Shy--I. Lang, J. Mislin, F Hahn. Row 1 - D. Keel, K. Strickler D. Cronmiller S. Greiner P Rooney D Dougher Row 2 Grosse C Bergerson C Locey B Barndollar M Jones R Sherwood D We1gel A Young Row 3 D Whntman M Pass more R Beth1n P Carney A Hxtzges H Z1nter D Edwards L Dunlap B Pope R Gems R Bentley G Wxehle V Wrrth Camera Shy S Bozer B Brown F Bongxovannt D Ahearn Page 26 Left to ugh! Mlss Wllson Af Mu VJ 'N I ,Av 3, vi' Nl' t N5 L K picture ldentlflcahons Debby Lawton Stan Brown Flame Pope Kathy Kent Mr Root Harvey deLeeuw Sputnnk watchers Bonn1e Btrd N Lawrence P Harkness J Carleton S Forster B Sherman J Embree Todd Pntts Doug Evans Page 40 Left to rzght an We1ss Page Ga11 Maurer Shelra Sanders Kathy Kent Harvey deLeeuw K Ell1ott B Le1ghton R Schulenberg B Schultz Chr1s Chr1stensen Jean Carleton Kathy Kent C Chr1stensen J Carleton B Schultz J Wexss S Forster Judy Embree Searchlight Staff D1ck Banaszak Mr Ferrara Page 56 Left to fight Page After the Amherst basketball game 2 Mr Castellr 3 Jean Carleton Group of Senlor g1rls Margo Megn1n Dallas Schultz Mr Stoll J Frey P Wenham S Wenham E Pope D Lawton B Brauer Judy Measer Judy Embree Group of Sen1or gxrls W1ll1e Judy Embree 80 Left to rzght K JHCOD1 R McClenathan N Young J Johnson S Maxwell S Feuz l Brese D1ck Banaszak Denny Curtm Burke OConnor Mr Ste1n Jean Carleton s party Students J Measer N Lawrence B Schultz J Embree S Forster Varsnty Cheerleaders Gary Butt D1ck Bono 81 Left to rzghl Judy Measer Pat Rew Judy Flynn Debby Lawton Dorothy Kleber Ga11 Wxndle Bonnle Schultz Kathy Kent Tom Osmskx Fred Bong1ovann1 Hal Abercrombne Mr Schne1der L Benson J Bankert J Measer S Forster Bxll Schutt Mr Ferrara E Plummer D Keel D Kleber '. ' L F. F 5-H 1: UV O O C O O - ' ,- 4. ' ' . 1. ' ' . 5' ' 1 - 6. . . 2. I , . 7 3. . . . , . , . , . , . , 2. . 8- - ' , 4 6' ' ' 9. ' ' . ' . ' . . 7. . - r - 8. ' ' . 9. . , . , . , . , . - , , 10. J. Flynn. 1- - 3 - 1 - 1 1 1 11. ' . -U r ' , - - 12. . b 2' A - 3. , ' . - . I 4. . ' . , ' 5. ' . 1. J r . - 6. Q 4' 1 ' ' 9. , ' . 6. . - 1 n. 7. ' . . 1. . 8' ' 2. , , , . 9. . . 3. . . y . , U - -' 5. . ' . 1- - 6. . , . , . , . . . . 8. . , . , . , . . billboard general staff Razr I-J. Measer, j. Embree, j. Banltert, J. Weiss, A. Stock. R014 2-B. Schultz, L. Hemink, C. Lucas, S. Leonardis, G. Berghorn. Camera Slay -M Grboney. A completely green staff quickly learned the head- aches of newspaper work that they had never realized before-dummying pages, getting assignments from reporters, writing last-minute fillers, etc. Ten issues were sold during the year and some of them were eight-page specials. With its large general y billboard editorial staff jean Carleton X1 jeff Strickler staff the paper covered all phases of school life, from A.F.S. news, club activities, the latest word heard in the halls, athletics fboth boys' and girls' intramural and interscholastic? to the Last Will and Testament and Senior Prophecy. Run I - S. Hintz, D. Troyer, P. Alf, S. Brand, S. Schoenfeld, -I. Jepson, S. Feuz, B. Mosier, M. Schulenberg, D. Chipman K. Hill, AI. Garono. S. Benson, G. Beck, D. Harmel, L. Baumgardner, P. Rane, N. Fessard, L. Gould, S. Dodds, L. Carson. Rm: J-A. Marcille, R. Allen, K. Seiler, Y. Pecqueur, C. Mastin, S. Rine, E. Pope, M. Read, C. Hall, B. Schultz. D. Lawton, gl. Swager, L. Hazel, A. Alessandra, B. Miller, S. Prawel, M. Ritter, B. Keipper, S. Cotiran. Ruiz 3-P. Maslona, R. Popp. B. Cohoon, D. Schultz, W. Rothfus, B. Martin, P. Wischerath, rl. Martin, N. Lawrence, K. Kent, K Larter, K. Hedley. D. Kleber, C. Giboney, C. Friedenberg, R. Lewis, D. Behm, E. Bradley, B. Christensen, S. Forster, G Schupbach, B. Sherman, G. Butt, S. Sanders, M. Kipphut. Rau 4-K. l-line, gl. Olsen, L, Brown, D. Schramm, M Lindow, gl. Holt, K. Walsh, K. Kreuger, B. Lees, G. Hickelton. D. Mates, S. Ferrari, H. deLeeuw, R. Carnes, R. McCallum. D. Faxlanger, T, Culligan, J. Morgan, K. Levin, S. Fiener, C. Janssen, E. Schierstein, P. Yardley, N. Dantino, G. Kaese. r searchlight general staff Mr. Stein, Advisor. 4f 'K2'W' Rau' I-S. Feuz, S. Forster, B. Sherman. Rau- 2-A. Alessandra M. Read, D. Lawton, 1. Carleton, A. Stock. Ron' 3-G. Berghom G. Hickelton, H. deLeeuw, j. Strickler, R. Carnes, G. Schupbach D. Kleber. jr. Editors: S. Prawel, R. Lohr, C. Flynn, B. Schutt, E. Bradley. Many seniors helped to produce this edition of the munity informed about current happenings of classes, Searchlight. General staff members worked on pub- assemblies, activities, sports and alumni. licity, subscriptions, sales and numerous other tasks The Mary Conway chapter of Quill and Scroll, vital to the success of the book. national high school journalism society, gives recog- By writing and editing a weekly column in the nition to students who do outstanding work on the Amherst Bee, the W.C.S. News staff kept the com- school publications. quill and scroll W. C. S. I'1eWS . . Row l-S. Reid, J. Carleton, B. Bird. Rau' 2- C. Lucas, Mr. Stein, j. Strickler. staff Row I-J. Swager, C. Adams, B. Schultz, S. Forster. Rou' 2- A. Alessandra, Mr. Stein, M. Dusults, D. Evans, D. Keel, L. Hazel. Rau' I-P, Lindsay, L. Morey, J, Leary, S Forster, J. Weiss, P. Wischerath, J. Lines, C. Zwiclcel, E. Nelson, S, Fechnay. Run 2-K. Kelleher, M. O'Connor, S. Ullrich, J. Holt, C. Adams, L. Filer, S. Flynn, M. Collins, M. Walsh, B, Hopkins, L. Benson, L. Holt. J. Weiss, Pres, of Kodaya Hi-Y. D. Kleber, Pres. of Otyakwa Hi-Y. boys' senior hi-y girls' Xb ' , XJ SSTIIOI' 5, if Ron' I-P. McPhilips, M. Schulenberg, D. Mills, L. O'Connell, K. Hedley L. Lewis, B. Kuhn, A. Stock, S. Feuz. R014 2-R. Panza, S, Graph, B. Cable G. Beimler, C. Janssen, K. Jacobi, B. Chalmers, D. Kleber, J. Westphal, K Bergman, R. Lewis, G. Berghorn. Rau' I-C. Young, J. Hoffarth, B. Lees, J. Morgan, D. Chipman, Ron 2-L. Clare, R. Amedy, D, Faxlanger, J. Pifer, J. Maslona, R. Lohr, P. Baum, C. Bergerson, The Hi-Y Clubs are formed to create, maintain and extend through- out the home. school and commu- nity high standards of Christian character. They performed service projects for Childrens Hospital and collected for U.N.l.C.C.F. Gym and swim nights, bowling. roller skating. week- end camping trips and parties with Hi-Ys from other schools were also featured, Speakers led discussions of teenage problems and those pre- sented by juvenile delinquency. :QM . X N'XiXv x N X Ron' I-B. Matteson, i'Lawton, T Noel, N. Fessard, P. Rane, B. Sarefin M. Hickelton, S, Brehm, J. Baliotti, D Bass. R011 2 - S. Schoenfeld, V. Crapsi S. Groet, J. Bicl-cus, K, Allen, J. Sutter S. Smith, D. Olson, C. Kentzel. K. Hed- ley, K. Roetzer, P. Hart, J. Batt, M. L Privateer. Ron' 3-B, King, P. Spoth S. MacVittie, C. 'xWyatt, E. Hartman, B Batt, S. Bain, B. Maylott, K. Brost, C Mills, R. Phillips, G. Pope, C. Taton D. Prechtl, J. Jepson, L, Baumgarden Rau 4-A. Cattau, S. Benson, J. Dun can, M. Brittain, L, Lutgen, A. Finley, B. Trenz, J. Gorden, K. Hine. M. Kipp hut, A. Jeeley, P. Smith, S. Snyder, B. Martin, B. Schmitt, S. Hann. Lenore Fessard, Bonnie Ullrich, Cynthia Wyatt. wif t ,rl sophomore Q at 1 Miss Barrett freshman About 300 girls from grades 9-l2 participated in the varied program of intramurals offered by our G.A.A. In each sport the winners of each of the three nights had play-oHs and the victorious team stands as the champs of that sport. The best players in field hockey, volleyball and basketball formed our honor reams that played against other schools. 52 Tiff fi f z 35 5 F5 Pat Meyer, Linda Gould, Dallas Schultz. Run! I-P. Wischerath, B. Keipper, J. Garono, E. Nelson, K. Hugenschmidt, M. Fox, L. Gould, M. Dalton, P. Lindsay, M. Callahan. Ron' 2-Miss Barrett, M, Megnin, L. Trabert, L. Eccles, J, Opitz, B. Cohoon, P, Meyer, F. Hill, M. Heigl, J. Greeley, A. Marcille, S. Brand, K. Dunn, R, Allen. Ron 3-J. Finley, K. Kreuger, S. Fienner, C. Janssen, M. Collins, J. Seitz, J. Fhret, C.. Vernier, S. Long, M. Loonly, J. Gishler, M. Clary, D. Schultz, S. Sanders. Ruiz' I-l, Brese, G. Manchester, J Schoch, B. Mosier, M. Schulenberg, j Harter, B. Kuhn, DI. Tylor, A. Kennedy G. Beck, D. Harmel, S. Dodds, DI, Deth Rim- 2-M. Ritter, S. Rine, D. Lar wood, C. Flynn, B. McDonald, P. Buch holtz, K. Larter, D. Behm, S. Bancroft, B. Miller, S. Stocker, C, Mastin, S Prawel. Ron' 3-C. Sellon, S, Guilasano, L. Brown, D. Schramm, S. Ullrich, C, Fischer, K. Levin, E. Bradley, K. Kel leher, A. Kraatz, 1. Olsen, E. Shierstein, H. Kuhnley. Sue Prawel, Audrey Kraatz, Christine Flynn. The girls received points for each sport they played and extra points if they were on the winning team or an honor team. Refereeing, doing extra work and lunior being in Aquatics Club also gave them extra points. At the closing banquet letters were awarded to those who had earned 100 points and a trophy was pre- sented to the outstanding senior athlete. senior K. -J Miss Eichenger Bonnie Schultz, Julia Svsager Judy Flynn, Ron' I -J. Measer, E. Pope, B. Bird, B. Sherman, J. Embree, S. Feuz, S. Fechnay. R014 2-j. Flynn, R, Mac Clenathan, J. Carleton, N. Lau rence, K. Kent, B. Brainard, S. Forster, Miss Eichenger. Ron' 3--j. Swager, D. Lawton, G, Berghorn, A. Gould, A. Stock, C. Christensen, L, Benson, M. A. Read, J. Bankert. Rau -Z-B. Schultz, K. Jacobi, S. Reid, D. Kleber, C. Adams, P. Harkness, M. Walsh, M. Miller, J. Westphal, L. Hazel, B. Hopkins. aquatic club Top o' the Town, presented by the Aquatic Club, gave many of the girls' own interpretations of music seniors about New York in stunts and synchronized swim- ming. Trios, duets, solos and divers performed under the direction of their new adviser-Miss Barrett. Rau' I-B. Sherman, J Embree, B. Bird, E. Pope J. Measer, S. Forster. Ron 2-B. Brainard, N. Law- rence, J. Flynn, L. Benson B. Brauer, B. Hopkins, M Read, P. Harkness, B Schultz. pf'-n fv- ft 1 P- ,Qi Miss Barrett 4 Mary Ann Read, Elaine Pope, Sally Hmtz iuniors and sophomores 72 Ron' I-M. Kipphut, C. Wyatt, J. Devonshire, S. Bain, S. Benson, P. Clark, N. Hurd. R014 2 - M Wright, J. Murray, C, Sim monds, D, Bass, M. L. Schaffer, L. Lapp, B. Feger. Rau' S-P. Yardley, M Strawbridge, I., Baumgard- ner, N. Fessard, M, Bryan, S. Hintz, P, Rane, S. Hardt. Ron' I-P. Lindsay, J. Tylor, S. Brand, .I Greeley, J. Garono. Ron' 2-K. Hill, A Marcille, M. Megnin, S. Sanders, D. Larwood S. Stocker, S. Prawel, S. Rine, S. Bancroft, P Buchholtz, C. Flynn. freshmen ond ir. high ,W-r the class of 1959 class officers If 1 x V Q Q fi ,WI '- ' 0111042 if 59 C. Mastin, Sec.: B, Lees, Vice Pres.g D. Mates, Pres.g E. Bonistall, Treas. Relaxing in the balmy sea air, we meet another tribe, the Juniors, who chose Ellen Bradley and Bill Lees to represent them at the Cinderella Ball and then sponsored the sale of Billie Cals. volved in publication, so that they can fill key tions next year. posi- From the large group that applied for the A. F. S. summer program four girls were chosen and their The Searchligb! staff chose five juniors to assist applications were sent to New York for the final them and to become acquainted with the details in- selection. I wld YOU SO ' Step right up, limited supply' Try to get to your locker' A F S finalists M Giboney K larter E Bradley G Maurer StraI15,9fh1f1S5 afe h3PPCmf18' RON' I-P. Fulton, G Beck, S. Prawel, D. Lar- wood, Y. Pecqueur, S Dougher, Swain. Rrm' 2 -C. Taber, M. Ritter, R Lewis, S. Ullrich, M O'Connor, J. Olsen, C Donaldson, A. Riek, Rau 3 - L. Clare, ,l. Czermerys D. Clemons, R. Banasczak E. Bonistall, H. Babcock E. Lindow, C. Ernst, A Moorhead, J. Dirschedl, J Buscher, P. Baum, P. Ger- hard, J. Hoffarth. Ron I-P. McPhillips, B. Kuhn L. o'c0fme11, J. Mafvime, B. Md Donald, P. Buchholtz. R011 2- B. Fink, M. K. Giboney, L Brown, S. Graf, K. Bergman, A Kraatz, B. Lees, C. Young. Ron 3-A. Weiss, G. Beimler, C Fischer. J. Sweeney, A. Duncan L. Tober, E. Ogren, G. Nyman C, Hafner, S. Gruber, J. Rupp M. Eagan, W, Miller, D. jones Camera Shy - K. Fiegl. Rau' I-G. Tatu, T, Partyka, Deth, G, Manchester, J. Hale. Rau' 2-D. Sawyer, P. Domster, M. Steuernagel, D. Behm, C. Mastin, C. Flynn, D. Deeter. R011 .5-M. Marsh, F, Bradley, C. Sc-llon. B. Groves, D. Faxlanger, D. Crook, E. Delamere, A. Zim- mer, P. Bitterman, D. Raimy, D. Hartman, D, Chipman. Run I-B. Miller, B. Cable, S Rine, A. Ritchie, S. Dodds, D. Harmel, I. Brese. Ron' 2-j Morgan, S. Gulisano, G. Mauer, K. Larter, T, Rathke, S. Bancroft, C. Folster, D. Schramm. Ron' 73- C. Richard, A. Schultz, D. Ma jcwski, B. Pierce, R. Mates, R, Voss, P. Surver, G. Thomas, j. Koehn, G. Raczl-ta, R. Lohr, rl. Strapason, L. Lines, D. Franke. Razz' I-K, Hedley, S. Stocker, j. Tylor, A. Kennedy, V. Krasselt, B. Walters. Razz' 2-D. Christ- man, N. Dantino, D. Powell, B Ruddle, H. Kuhnle, L. Ledder, E Hyde, T. Kraft. Ron' S-G Mayer, j. Pifer, R. Hales, R McCallum, R. LaPorte, R. Grosse P. Chamot, R. Pomeroy, L. Filer K. Kelleher, M. Vogel, -I. Holt B. Dykeman. Roux I-J, Harter, S Graf, L. Plucker, P. Stutz man, E. Schierstein, N Morgan, C. Reger, N. Pyle Rau' 2-P. Hohensee, L Muggelberg, VI. Schoch, B Mosier, M. Schulenberg, D Troyer, D. Gordon, C Matheis. Rou' 3-B. Me- loon, W. Schutt, P. Steck K. Balkin, A. Moffett, B Klein, D. Littlefield, A Sendker, T. Ralph, G. Mas- lona, A. Riche, R. Long K. Levin. v Rau 1'-YT. Culligan, D. Stalker, F. Keeler, B. Melieever, L, Clare, Malugen, T. Clare, D. Bird, D. Chipman. Rau' 2 .N Weiss, D. Stalker, C. Wagner, D. Quinn, T. Trotler, D. Littlefield, Coach Reist, H. Zinter, H. Reese, A. Whiting, P. Carr,'l. Bucliner, li brecn A Promising Team A rebuilding season faces the Billies' coach this year in tennis because four lettermen are missing. Under the guidance of Nlr. Reist two of last-year's top six men have returned. They are number one man Dave Quinn, and Bob Schultz, who should lead this squad high in the league standings. Also, a fine crop of freshmen and sophomores are expected to give the team the extra man when necessary. However, when spring returns next year only two members will have graduated. For many seasons now, Mr. Coleman has turned out superb players and successful records. This year's team should again be no different. After losing only Roy Bass and Dan LaFleur from last year's sectional champions, another top-notch golf team is anticipated. Returning lettermen who should place high among district schoolboy golfers are 'lim Koehn and Mike Churko. Rounding out the leaders will be last year's other letter winner, Don Sawyer. Next year, an even better season is ex- pected. A Youthful Linksmcin Squad Rau I--H. Krentz, H, Kuligofslci, B. Henderson, L. Wlliite, D. Sauter. Rau' 2-Coach Coleman, .-X. Eiehberg, D. Robideau, Nl. Churko, NN . Koehnul. Koehn, T. Flemming, B. Pierce, may -N F, . 3, A sag Rebuilding Job fl . , ci 5 . A 'd I ll 7 X 'lil This spring a big rebuilding job confronts coaches Schoelles and Bedell in track. With the loss of such standouts as Denny Baskett, Doug Evans, Bill Kins- man, Dick Benninger, and Stan Brown, a green squad this season is expected. However, if Don Simmonds, Lynn Hemink, Paul Meyer, Ray Win- field, Pat Wyatt, and other prospects come through, the cindermen could bring home their Fifth consecu- tive title. Raw 1-D. Keel, P. Meyer, G. Schupbachhl. Chalmers, D. Snow, D. Hartman, R. LaPorte, F. Schrul, R. McCallum, R. Winfield, R. Lindcrmann R. Voss, L. Hemink, M. Eagan, J. Pifer, J. Ryan, D. Mathcis. Row 2-D. Smith, D. Hirnle, F. Hewson, P. Steik, D. Scherer, C. Leonard, D Dorr, R. Sherwood,j. Steck, D. Beggs, B. Quackcnbush, L. Dunlap, D. Hodnutt, M. Swanson, D. Cronmillcr, E. Villa. Raw 3-D. LaPortu, M Donohoe, B. Barndollar, C. Christhoff, P. Baum, D. McCallum,-I. Lawrence, D, Wikhl, Snyder, ll. Raszka, P. Engelhart, D. Whitman, P. Wyatt Coach Schoelles, Coach Bedell, D. Evans, D. Simmonds, R. Fekete, C. Lansing, C. Robie, D. Lang, D. Raimy, R. Fessard, E. Stisser, R. Woll D. Miller, T. Tulumello, Tulumello, Sweeney. Raw 1-P. Greenlaw, mgr., D. Washburn, Batbov, M. Passmor-, Co h P E O R 2 G M B M ll R D B k E Bonistall, T. Clark, F. Hahn, D. MacPherson,'D. Weigel, D.LRobiltison ATI' Osinsilicn ow mer I er I upp anasza Another Strong Baseball Team Five outstanding members will be missing from last year's Division II E.C.I.C. Champions this spring, but Coach Paar still has high hopes for an- other successful season. Two of this year's players should be recognized as top prospects in college baseball. They are senior pitcher Tom Osinski and junior shortstop George Mayer, who are rated among Western New York's better schoolboy players. Other returning lettermen, Ernie Bonistall, Dick Banaszak, and Mike Passmore, plus three or four boys from last season's junior varsity squad, should complete the starting lineup. After this spring's season is completed, only three players will graduate. Therefore, a splendid year is anti- cipated in 1959. A ,, W 7-nlwlg . , f mr- ---1'- 'V-3' 'A' ' Raw!-I. McPherson,j. Eagan, B. Grolf, S. Schofield, P. Allen, P Culisano D Taylor D Broun Rau 2 R Stadltr R Gander lx Leman D, Bull, D, Martin, G. Weir, N. l-lerberger, I. Kotcras, M. Smith N l-lerbtrgtr C Maahs B Campbell Rau 3ACoaeh Schatftr H Hazel Huber, T. Dietsch,G. Nichols, W.Conrad,T. Miller, D. Whittnian B arzabtlt B Ott Hart P Pftil B Pope -X Htlffenstcin D Schoenlt Jay-Vee Nine Is Successful Again Winning seasons have become a habit for Coach Schaefer's junior varsity diamond squad. Although unable to equal the championship records of the previous two years, last year's team showed its power by finishing second in the league standings. Baseball is a game of skill, and success depends on thorough knowledge ofthe fundamentals. The 1958 Jay-Vees hope to emulate last year's stars-Tom Clark, Dave Weigel, and Dave MacPhersonfwho have been promoted to the varsity team. - J l.. Everybody smile Future Roddersn Working my way up Those were the days f-Q This younger generation The sky is falling Fun m the sun -.f 1 gh? n . f'U if 1 Take me to 4 . S -1, N Y A S -fl ,' x X4 . Study much! 3 A., Q -4 15 VKXN. Your day will come S oo' s sl' U-bl 0 Aren't we ugly? This was the beginning your leader .,,.,7,. 45 The line-up w Never give up Give me the bear Physics can be fun i Future men 1 I-5 . Foasfen mem' B. Bfmuen ' ij emaesf mpfe r-1051 scuoof. SMRIT . aes? 12eraSowm.rw r-moaf cocaeamfe SenIQI L'Hf N'4 15 . SCHULTZ, H051 TQLQNTQD El- POPE K J Mefssca D . K Z6 BER .Ili-K .-js 5. 0JES'f'PHP?L, P-COX B. SC!-IULTZ UGGGST CLDUJIU5 BEST FITHLETES stcmclouts D.5 rnnourf MOST PODULHQ BEST LOOK I NG' D . BONO SJJJENHQM HOST Ll V Qucceeo BIRD TO .UfUF!6LD H . HBERCROHBIE M LHOJREAEE, me Q Wm In our freshman year, led by President Kenny Greil, we organized the first freshman class party, featuring swimming, roller skating, games and dancing, The years high point was the crowning of May Queen Mary Ann Read and her attendants, Shirley XY'enham and Bonnie Bird. As sophomores, with Hal Abercrombie at the wheel, we took on a novel project, the sale of large blue and white Billies Buttons. The eve of our Spring Fantasyu was highlighted by many inches of new-fallen snow, but the dance went on despite the storm. In our junior year Downbeat, our sock-hop, filled out the early spring schedule, and then came our junior Prom. The cafteria was magically transformed into a dream ballroom, decorated by pink clouds and little pink angels. Don Simmonds was crowned king and Nancy Lawrence queen. That favorite haven, the senior refreshment stand, was ours at last, and the arrival of our school rings assured us that we were, at last, seniors. From the seed of great plans grew our very own yearbook. then the memorable Senior Prom. and at last we reached the utopia of our high school career-graduation, XVith a tear in our eye, a smile on our lips, a song in our hcart and many cherished memories, you find us, the prey of the hunt, leaving our Alma Mater, never to 'return again as students. presldent HAL ABERCROMBIE ABBY Hu Jmzlex reflect bu personalzly lm frzendx hu popularity Mayor Scnence Class Treas 1 Class Pres 2 3 4 Footballl Letters 4 3 4 Basketballl 2 Letters 3 4 Track Letter 4 Varsrry Club H1 Y I AFS Com 4 SGDIOI' C GSS Dl offlcers vlce president JOHN CHARLES HART IACK Oblzgzng and cheerful zndur trzouf and kmd Mayor Sclence Bzllboard 4 Searchlzgbt 4 Football I Wrestlrng 1 Letters 2 3 4 Varsxty Club Pres Pep Club Pres 4 Phys1csClub4 Drama fl'eUSUl'ef Club Treas 4 Crt Counc1l4 LYNN DAVID HEMINK HOOKS He :J a man of Jplendzfl abzlztze: Mayors Sclence Math Class Vlce Pres 2 Treas 3 4 Student Council 2 3 Vlce Pres 4 Billboard Sports Ed 4 Searchlzght 4 Basketball Letters 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Letters 2 Football 2 Letters 3 Track Letters 3 4 HIY 3 Physxcs Club 4 AFS Com Chairman 4 FTA secretary 'BARBARA JEANNE BIRD BONNIE So much of earth Jo much of heaven Mayors Scrence, Math, French Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Soclety 3, Sec 4, Class Sec 4, Student Councrl I, Sec 3, Bzllboard 3, Seurebllgbl Jr Ed 3, Assoc Ed 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey Hon Team 4, Chorus 2, 3, Choraleers 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Bowlmg Club 3, 4, Aquat rcs Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Quxll 8: Scroll 3, 4, A FS Com 4, Physics Club 4 Denotes average of 85175 or above o Q , . V . --'B . . -,,, , ,,, ,, 1 l, ,, n v ' : v - I u . . 1 l y , , , , , , . -, -, , ., . . - , . . , -, , , , -, -, , , v Y l , , 4, I - D - x I 1 . 7 , . , CYNTHIA ANN ADAMS ADAMS Full of fun but ferzozu too Major Science Honor Roll 4 WCS News CoEd1tor4 GAA l 2 3 4 Delegate 3 Hockey Hon Team 2 3 4 Volleyball Hon Team 2 3 4 Chorus AFS Com 4 H1Y 2 3 ANN CAROLE ALESSANDRA ANNIE CAROLE Quze! at firrl but look agam Mayor Science Searchlzglst 4 Bzll boardl 4 A F S Com 4 Chorus 2 Drama Club3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 JUDITH ANNE BAUM JUDY Tlazr lar: ro neat uzth .rmzle .fo Ju eel Mayor Business GAA 1 JOYCE VIRGINIA BANKERT JUICE Hope and be happy that all'J bert. Majors--Math Science. Billboard 2 3 Feature Co-Editor 4' j.V. Cheerleading 31 Chorus 2' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Hockey Hon, Team 3 4' Aquatic Club 2. 86 NAOMI BANCROFT NAOMI The band that barb made you fazr halls made you good Major Business GAA l RICHARD ALAN BENNINGER BENNY Small- but OH MY! Majors-Science, Math, Class Vice Pres. 3g Cit. Councilg Football 1, Letters 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 43 Wrestling Letter 3: Track l, Letters 2, 3g Varsity Club 4. Wim LINDA RUTH BENSON LINDA Tbzr meeknerr II but an madequale rloale for Ibe mzp beneath Nlapors Sc1ence Math bpanlsh Honor Roll I 3 Honor Socrety 4 GAA I 7 v 4 Aquauc Club 7 3 4 Bovslmg Club l 7 Drama Club 4 Spamsh Club 7 4 Inrernauonal Club 4 A FS Com Sec 4 Wxll 0 the Wlsp 4 HIY 7 Vue Pres 4 'kgs'- BENJAMIN JOI-IN BINNER SKIP An een gomg and eau marmered man Vlalor Industrlal Arts Wrestlrng 7 Rifle 4 'NH -we GLORIA DAWN BERGHORN GI ORIA A aff erctermr :J a rrlent recommenda non Mayors Sclence Math Honor Roll I 2 9 Honor SOCICIY 4 Bzllboard Ex change Ed 4 Searrlalzgbt 4 GAA 7 3 4 H1 Y 3 Sec 4 Phys1cs Club 4 DAVID EUGENE BINNER DAVE He conmznr :trenglh and punence Mayor Indusrrlal Arts ' 'K 87 CAROL AINN BIFGER CAROL Her gentle mnza' IGI gfenfle deedr J kzmu Mayors Arr Homemalunf. Honor R 4 GAA 7 u R1lleClubZ in ARTHUR ROY BIRD ART Hu u ordr are kznd and ner er mean .rush men are feu and far betu een Majors Scrence Math Football I 2 ,-an J ' yr 459 ' 774 A Y' , , ... I ' ' f ,I K, ' , i '71, , f- 1 5 f'- Y' It oll-3 ...-,,'g A . I if 0 7's...'f 1 X 1' , -, . w Q Q - - - - I 7 'l ' . v' -,.. . -, , . . ,-3 Q ik 1 -, g A 1 A W . ,VX , - f I , ,y . . ' I - , - , 7, ' . ' I Y 7 .7 - V A . g g . . .l, I 3 5 - S ' 7 ' x if NX . I . V ,ir A , , -i 3 ' 3 I. I '. 1 . - . ' .K -1 2 K , . WILLIAM JOSEPH BITTERMAN TREE They that Jtand hzgh have many hlartr to rhake them Mayor Industrxal Arts Basketball l l BARBARA ANITA BONO BARB A good mind porrerxer a k177gd07l1 Mayors Sclence Math Honor Roll l 3 4 GAA l DramaClub5 BLATTER PATTY A rmzle alu 431 help: other: Mayors Scxence Homemakmg Honor Roll 4 Chorus 3 RICHARD BERNARD BONO DICK All manhmd 101 es a 101 er Mayors Scxence Math Busmess Class Vlce Pres l Student Council 2 Foot balll Letters 7 3 Basketballl Letters 7 3 4 Co Capt 4 Varsrty Club 88 KARL BOHNHOFF KARL Muna If my rampurt and my only one Mayors Scnence Math Musxc Search hgh! Clrculatlon Eclltor 4 Basketball 7 3 Track 2 Bandl 2 3 4 March mg Barxdl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Physlcs Club 4 MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER BOWERS MIKE E1 ery man zf of importance to hzmfelf Mayors Scrence Math Football l 2 Basketball l 2 Letters 3 4 Varslty Club N l 2, 3. ' ' ' .fn e .' . 3 . - XX PATRICIA WILHELMINA Chmleefs 3, 3f 41 A-F5 Com' 41 1 BARBARA ANN BRAINARD BABS If you cannot make a man think as you do make htm do ax you thznb Mayor Art Blllboard 7 5 Malorette 234GAAl754Aqua MARCIA KAY BROWN MARTY I ve taken my fun where I ve found it. Ma'or-Business. G.A.A.' Chorus 2' I Bowling Club 3. BONNIE BRAUER BONNIE lWhat a tune' Wfhat a ru zltzaltonf Mayor Busmess GAA 1 2 Aquaucs 2 3 4 JV Cheerleadmgl 2 Drama Club 3 4 STAN ARNOLD BROWN STOSH Wu 1: .ro .rhmmg a qualzty that every body admire: 1t Mayors Sclence Busmess Football 1 Letters 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track Letters 1 2 3 Varsxty Club C1t Council Searchlzght 4 89 PETER TIFFANY BRAND PETE Not by year: but by dupomzon .r wudom acquired Majors Sclence Math Latm Honor Roll 4 Searchlzgbt Classes Edxtor 4 Wrestllng Manager 1 2 Letter 3 De bate Club 4 Barbershoppers 3 4 AFS Com 4 JOSEPH RICHARD BULERA OE My way ir to begin with the beginning. Majors-Science Math. Rifle Club 1 EILEEN MAY BURKARD BLONDIE A good heart J u orlh gold Mayors Busxness Retallmg Honor Roll 4 Billboard 7 GAA 1 7 3 Rtfle Club 2 ELLEN JULIA CALNAN GABBY Be not 4 :lar e of u ordx Mayor Busmess SHARON ANN BUTLER SHARON Humble heart! ha: e humhle denier Mayor Scrence FT A 4 G A A 1 GARY DONALD BUTT BUNNY Suppreff me zf you can' I am a merry yextf Mayors Sclence Math Student Coun cyl 1 4 Bzllhoara' 4 Soccer Letters 2 3 Wrestllng Lettersl Z 3 4 Drama Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Varslty Club H1 Y 3 Physxcs Club 4 PHYLLIS ANNE CAMPBELL PHYL lVell tzmed Jzlence halh more elo quence than fpeech Mayors Sc1ence Math G A A I Drama Club 3 Rrfle Club 3 FT A 4 Bzlllward 9 Physrcs Club 4 9' 90 JEAN MAE CARLETON JEANIE The rhort perzod of llfe II long enough for lwzng well and honorably Mayors Scxence Math Honor Roll 1 2 3 Honor Society 4 Class Sec J Student Counc112 3 Bzllhoafd 1 5 Co Ed 4 Searchlzght 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Choraleers 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 International Club 3 4 Musxc Club 2 Quxll and Scroll 9 4 AFS Com 4 H1Y2 3 it 1 1 1 , . s -1'-'1-11 1 - ' 11 1 1 . .1 1111 1 1 1 . , I 1 , , . -' , ...., 7 .' . . , ,..., , ,' . , . 1 1 ' .N-: 57, t 1 - 1 . 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ROBERT EUGENE CARNES ROSCOE A friendly :mile a quiet azr make 14 elcome anyu here Major Math Bzllhoardll Searchlight 4 Baseball I Football l 2 Track Letters 3 4 Varsrry Club GAIL SIMMONS CI-IAMBERLAIN RED Frzendly and cheerful to everyone Major Homemakxng Honor Roll 4 Transferred from Tontasqua Regxonal I-hgh School 4 BIRTHE CHRISTENSEN CHRIS She came from far acrou the :ea a happy gzrl ln' plazn to .ree Majors Scxence Math Honor Socxet 4 Brllhoard 4 GAA Chorus 4 Drama Club 4 Internauonal Club 4 German Club 4 AFS Com 4 A F S exchange student from Denmark 1957 LAUREL JANE CONLEY LAURIE Alu ay: gayesi ofthe gay Major Business G A A l 2 Chorus l 3 HIY 3 4 BARBARA ANN CHALMERS BARB I nand and calmly wazt Mayors Science Math G AA 1 2 3 4 Hockey Hon Team 4 Volleyball Hon Team 3 H1Y5 4 JOHN LOUIS CLINE JOHN Chance and valor are blended zn one man Mayor Scrence Transferred from Tech nlcal Hlgh School 4 ROBERT CONN BOB Qlllellj be goef 1915 1143 rn and out dag by dai Mayors Scxence Math Photog Club 2 3 Physlcs Club 4 Clt Council AUdlOV1SU3l 2 5 4 Bowlmg 3 -1 CHARLES PAUL COX CHARLIE JACK COOK JACK He gen around wzlhout much none Mayors Scxence Mech Drawlng Foot ball 1 Wrestlnng 1 2 Photog Club 1 DENNIS PAUL CURTIN DEN A curly beaded boy and 4 murine rmzkmg monkey from birth Mayors Scnence Math Industrial Arts Football 1 2 3 Track 4 Rxfle Club 2 Man .r conduct u m hu own power Mayor Math Transferred from Camsnus Hngh School 4 92 ARLENE FRANCES COOK COOKY IV ell 11 character rn actzon Mayors Scnence Math Bzllboard 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 H1Y2 3 V1cePres 4 Bowlmg Club 4 Volleyball Hon Team 5 4 RICHARD GEORGE DEINHARDT DICK The man thai blurher rr not a brute Mayors Scxence Math Industrial Arts Aud1oV1sual 2 3 4 Physlcs Club 4 Crt Councxl HENDRIK MCWILLIAMS deLEEUW HARVEY ll hat utrdom can you find that tx greater than kmdneJJ9 Mayors Scnence Math Bzllhoard 4 Searchltght 4 Football l Basketball l 7 Debate Club4 Drama Club4 Crt Councnl MAI-IA DUSULTS MAI JA They never talh who alwayx thznh WCS News 4 Wrll o the Wxsp 1 2 Ed 4 GAA Drama Club 4 JUDITH ELLEN EMBREE JUDY Sher got lots of lzfe and a happy grm Majors Scxence Math Honor Roll 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Bzllhoard 2 3 Feature Co Ed 4 JV Cheerleadmg 3 Varsity Cheerleadmg 4 GAA 1 2 9 4 Hockey Hon Team 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Aquatxcsl 2 3 4 Physlcs Club 4 EARL ORRIAN EMMONS ERNIE I aml Yet what I am who cares or hrtow.r9 Majors Busmess Industrxal Arts Stage Crew 2 CAROL ANN EDIGHOFFER CARE In her rery qutetnexx there rr charm Mayors French Homemakmg Chorus 2 3 French Clubl 2 3 4 Rtlle Club JOHN PAUL ENO BARBELL Happy I am from care I rn free why cant they all he contented lzhe me? Major Latm Football 4 Track 4 Transferred from Neumann Hlgh School 4 fmt? 4 . X V , ' ' A fr - - , - , rf' t . , - . , , , , , 2. , W., ,, K. . I T . , . ' 1 fl . Q L I, it 4 -1 l Q 1 - . U 0 2 I' Majors-Science, Latin. Billboard 4g A - - - 9 , , . 3 . . ,Q . fm . , Z 4 I 11. . ! . ' , 1 1 , , . x . ,X 1,3 If 1 tk 4, . . I V k . D ' I ! iam , 1 -, , . - ' 5. ' ' l 1 l 3 , , 5 N' - - Y , , . ', , , , 9. , Q , , , g . RICHARD ESS DICK Studying tr my favorzte sport I could Jtl all day and uatcb tt Major Industrial Arts Transferred from St joseph s 1 SHIRLEY ANN FEUZ SHIRLEY Her talent: uere more of the .vilent cars. Majors-Science Math. Honor Roll 4' Honor Society 4' Billboard 4' Search' light 4' G.A.A. Z 3 4' Hi-Y 2 Vice Pres. 3 Sec. 4' F.T.A. 3 4' Physics Club 4. -0-MP' mi DOUGLAS STEPHEN EVANS DOUG He deserve! bu many frtendr Mayors Science Math Honor Roll 4 Searcblzgbt Sports Ed 4 WC S News 4 Basketball 2 Trackl Letters 2 3 4 Cross Country Letter 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Music Club 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Debate Club 4 Var sity Club Cut Council AFS Com 4 NANCY ANN FIEGEL NANCE A uarm runny .rmtle for everyone Major Business. Honor Roll 4 G.A.A.' Chorus 1. SUSAN FECI-INAY SUE I some tn the lzttle thzngs Major Homemaking Bzllboard 2 GAA Letters 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 FTA 4 Bowling 2 French Club 3 4 I-I1Y 2 3 Treas 4 Music Club 3 94 JUDITH MARY FLYNN JUDY Nothing great war ever achieved with- out entltufiarm. Majors-Science Math. Billboard 3 4' Searchlight 4' Majorette 3 4' G.A.A. I 2 3 4 Delegate 4' Hockey Hon. Team 3 4' Volleyball Hon. Team 4' Basketball Hon. Team 3 4' Chorus 2 3' Drama Club 3 4' Aquatics Club I 3 . SUSAN JAYNE FLYNN FLYNNIE The foul of .vu eet delight can nezer he defild Major Business Btllhoard 4 WCS News4 GAA 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Choraleers 3 4 Drama Club 4 Muslc Club 7 H1Y 3 4 AFS Com 4 PAUL JOHN GARONO GRRR Patient men um the dag Majors Industrlal Arts Mech Draw mg Aud1oV1sual 1 2 3 Bzllhoardl R eClubl 2 3 Chorusl 2 3 Nui SUE Happznerf If u hahzt Major Busmess Honor Roll 4 Bzll hoard 3 4 WCS News4 JV Cheer leadmg 2 Varslty Cheerleadmg 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Hockey Hon Team 3 4 Volleyball Hon Team 3 4 Aquarlcs Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Lrbrarlan 3 Choraleers 3 4 Drama Club 4 Internauonal Club 3 4 Ger man Club 4 H1 Y 3 Chaplam 4 DAVID MARK GOLEM DAVE Therer no ruhrtttute for sincere ear nertnerr Mayors Scrence Math Football 7 4 Crt Councll 1---gp 95 JACQUELINE LEROMAIN FREY IACKIE Ahoundzng good nature Major Busmess Bzllhoard l GAA l Rifle Club 2 SHARON ELIZABETH GONGWER SHARON I my what I think nothing more nothzng lerr Mayors Busmess Retarlmg GAA 1 x S A 3 V I , , A S -well ,..1',a s F A -2 - 1 - - SUSAN KATE FORSTER . 1 y , l 2 ' 3 ' -' , . -,5, . 3 3- . I id ', ' L, 1 2 y , ' Z OLAND STUART GOODWILL OLIE He that bar patzenre may compau any lbmg Major Industrxal Arts Football 1 2 is-f Q Y- 'W 2 DOUGLAS DUTTON GRIFFIN DOUG A true genlfeman he Mayors Sclence Math Honor Soc1ety 4 Tennls 1 Rxlle Club7a 4 Physlcs Club 4 ANDREA LOUISE GOULD ANDY urong I0 none be able for tbzne enemzer Mayors Scnence Art Bfllboard 7 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Hockey Hon Team 4 Chorus 2 3 Drama Club 3 French Club 2 3 4 Internarxonal Club 3 De bare Club3 4 AFS Com 4 GARY LEE HALL GARY He nez er 5431 a foolzrh tbmg Mayor lndustrnal Arts Baseball 7 3 -cv' 96 KENNETH M GREIL KEN ll hat mischief her bebmd the sober man? Mayors SCICHCC Math Football l 2 Basketball 1 Letters 2 3 Baseball 2 Letter4 Class Pres l Student Councxl 1 4 Physlcs Club 4 Drama Club 4 PATRICIA ANN HARKNESS PAT Lffe 11 reall Lzfe II earnerl' Malors Scxence Math Honor Roll 1 4 Honor Socnety 4 Seanhlzgln 4 GAA 1 2 5 4 Volleyball Hon Tam 4 Band l 2 3 -I uatxcs D 1 '7 3 I Musxc Club 7 A FS Com 4 T . , . x ,, . . . . a - y Q , , 1 A, Q - Q f. ' f, 'f ' 1 v l w - Do f : ' ' u - -v v lf 1 . - . , , 9 . Y-ff A ' ' Y 1 a 4 - , 5 'fs-3415! - - Y , , , - W 1 - f ,li K xc - Q . nf A I . n . A . , . ,, . 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AY, , - - 1 ROBERT PAUL KNICKERBOCKER BOB A man 11 not idle beazufe he I5 ab mrbed 171 tlaougbl Vlayors bclence Math Baseball I 7 H1 Y 7 DEBORAH KAY LAWTON DFBBY Tallemg Jlye kneu not uby and fared not u bat Mayor Busmess Bzlllzoard 1, 7, v, 4 Searchlzghl 4, JV Cheerleadnny: 3 Varsity Cheerleading 4 GAA l, 7, 3, 4 Drama Club 5, 4 Spamsh Club 7 Q CHARLE STANLEY KRAUS CHARLFY F1 ery man IJ the maker rn hu nun future Mayors ndustrxal Arts Buslness Brmllm. l ROBERT CHARLES LEIGHTON BOOB AJ good be out of ilae Z1 orld af out of afhmn Mayors Science Math Clt Counc1l NANCY LOUISE LAWRENCE NANCF She mud remon 111119 pleayure and zz zrdnm u :tb mzrlh Mayors SCICHCC Math French Honor R 1 2 3 4 Honor SOCICIY 3 4 Class Sec 7 Student Councll l B111 hoard 1 7 4 Searrlalzght Lrterary Edl tor 4 JV Cheerleadnm, 2 Varsuy Cheerleadma 5 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Banc 1 7 3 4 Marchmg Band l Chorus 7 3 Drama Club 4 French Club 3 Sec 4 Aquatxcs Club 1 2 3 4 Music Club 1 Hockey Hon Team 3 4 Volleyball Hon Team 9 View STEPHEN C LENZ STEVE Tha! I mzghl forget the human race Mayor Sclence Swummmg Team Manager 1 Track I SANTO ANTHONY LEONARDIS SANDX The mzrmr of all murten Mayors Sclence Math Honor SOCIEI 4 Billboard 4 Bowlxng, Team 3 -Q Physics Club 4 QW .rf RUTH NANCX MCCLENATHAN RLTHIF She zz ho II Lorltenf can 7161 er llc ruined Mayors Busmess Retallmyc GAA l 2 3 4 Bovnlmg. Club 7 5 4 CHRISTOPHER JOHN LUCAS CHRIS He bad a Jenfe of llae laonoralzle line cblzalmur Mayors Art French Bzllboard 2 w Publxcxty Ed 4 Searrhlzyglat 1 Drama Club 7 3 Pres 4 French Club'a 4 Quill and Scroll v -1 Will o the Wnsp 7 3 C1tCounc1l E'--me CAROL DIANE LLTGFN Szlenre 15 golden Im rm m llmnazre Mayors Sclence Math Rlile Team 4 Chorus 2 3 Drama Club 3 Rnfle Club 7 Wfrll o the Wlsp 4 JOAN CAROL MARTIN lOANlE Bm' me dzrmurfe I uzll enfhanl thine ear Mayor Sclence Bzllboard l GAA 1 Chorusl 7 3 Drama Club l 7 Aquat1csClub1 7 3 4' sw 100 SHARON MAXWELL SHARON I u zll be the pattern of all palzenre Mayor Buslness Honor Roll Z 3 GA A l JUDITH ANN MEASER MEAS Her brzgbl ever and Jmzle make ber frzendrhzp gay and uelcome Mayors Sclence Math Honor Soclety 5 4 Bzllboafdl 2 3 Manay.,1ny., Ed 4 Searrblzgbl Personal Ed 4 .IV Cheerleadmy, 2 Varsrty Cheerleadmc Capt 4 GAA l 7 5 4 Vo ball Hon Team 4 Chorus 7 Spanlsh u 7 Aquatxcs Club l Drama Club 4 Physlcs Club 1 A FS Com 4 STEPHEN LEE MlLEb STEVE He ln er to lzuzld not boar! Mayors Scyence Math Football Let ters 5 4 Rlfle Club 2 Varsnty Club NANCX JANE MEINHOLD NANCY I had a pleasant time ruth my mmd for 11 u at happy Mayor Retarllny, GAA 7 4 Trans ferred from Neuman High bchoo LYNN Lzfe zz about laughter U a dreary blank Mayor Buslness Honor Roll 4 B111 board 5 4 GAA l Rlfle Team 3 Drama Club 5 Bowlmg Club 2 5 4 Aquatlcs Club Z Rlfle Club 2 Debate Club 4 101 PAUL NORMAN MEYER PAUL So modert half lou za orth IJ not knot: n Mayors Sclence Math Football l 7 Letters 5 4 Basketball l Track Letters l 7 5 4 Band l Marchmy., Band l H1 Y 1 Varslty Club RONALD B MILLER RON He Jpoke plum and to the purpose Mayors Science Math Business Foot ball 1 7 5 Wrestlxngl 7 Letters 3 4 Baseball 4 Varslty Club H1Y l 3 4 Photog., Club? 4 if . T ' ' ,' , g A 0 s, .4 1 nei- Cl b -g. ' , , ,-YZ, 5, 41 - , I I ' . .. M ' l2l a MARILYNN ANN MILLER 1 f 7 A A N X ,f . , 5 7 DIANA FAX lNlII.I.b DIANA Be good mee! mam' and let ubo :ull be IKE! er Mayor BUSIHCSS Chorus -4 FTA 4 H1 Y 4 Transferred from Sandy Creelt Central School 7 'Z VUALTER GEORGF NOTTLFMAN XXALLX Ildjlfl not quannly Mayor Industrxal Arts Baseball I DAVID HAROLD NEIJBECKER DAVE Nou lam begnznzrzg to Ill e a lztlle Mayors Sclence Math Baseball u Transferred from St joseph s v THOMAS DAVID OSINSKI CHESTER There 5 no! a breathing of the common zz md tba! u 111 forget me demCounc1l I 7 H1Y 3 4 Debate Clu 7 4 FTA 7 3 4 Footballl Letters 7 J 4 Basketball I 2 Letters u 4 Baseball I Letters 2 3 4 Capt 4 Crt Councxl Billboard 5 4 Varslty Club any YR 102 V77 NIATALII' ANN NORWOOD NAT A rbeerful L0ll71l6 I1dI7LE belokerlf a good bear! Mayor Spanish G A A Spanxsh Club 4 Transferred from Callforma 4 ROBERTA ANNE PANZA BOBBIE A good sport 15 alu ayr a plearanl com pamon Mayor Busmess Bzllboard 2 GAA I 2 5 Chorus 2 Spanlsh Club 2 Bowling Club 2 3 4 H1Y 4 Bowl mg I-Ion Ieam 3 , 1, ' . .I J, ,j j tw' VA C ,gf , N. X A ' ' ' :' . f X 1 I A l I I ' 7 . ,, - , , Majors-Business, Industrial Arts. Stu- 4' b 5 X- 1 -w ly' A y v ,. . . . . -, , . , 1 f, X -7 3 3 ! Y ' , - Z , Q ' L ' , I ,2. U , ,r 9 1 . 1 4 Q A . , 3 - 3 - 'elif' GARX RICHARD PETRIE PETF For though be IJ a 14 It he ts no aol Mayor Art Baseball 5 4 Transferred from Amherst Central I-hah School l KATHERINE PATRICIA POLIZZI PIZZA Lntlamkzng Idle utld and young I laztghd and danced and talkd and tang Mayor Business JV Cheerleadmy., 3, GAA l, 7, 3, 4, Chorus 2 Trans fetretl from Cleveland H1ll Hxgh School I TODD ALAN PITTS PORKCHOP A great ttep touardt trtdependenre a good lmmored ttomacb Mayors Science Math Football Letters 7 3 4 Sw1mm1ng,1 Letters 7: Track 1 Student Councll Treas H1 Y I Varslty Club ELAINE ANN POPE MOON Snappy pretty fall of fun knoznz llkezl b ezeryone Vlayor Sclence Seartlaltght PUDIICIIY Ed 4 JV Cheerleadmy., 1 7 Varstty Cheerleadms. 3 4 GAA l 7 3 4 Chorus 7 Drama Club 5 4 Hockey Hon Team 5 4 Aquatics Club I 7 5 -l Btlllvoardl 7 3 4 103 ERNEST LOCKI-IART PLUMMER FRNIE Silent and slay but one graml guy Mayors Sclence Math Searclalzght Photog Ed 4 Wrestling l 7 Tenn1s 7 Ba I 7 7 Pres I Marc Ban I 5 4 Dance Bdl'1Ll3 Chorus 3 4 Photoe Club Pres 2 Debate Club 4 Crt Councnl AFS Com 4 Phys1v.sClub4 a! if DAVID MICHAEL QUINN DAVI ll 190 EVZOZIJ all tlamgr lmtla great and Jmall Mayors Sclence Math Cross Country Letters 2 5 4 Basketball Letter 4 Tennxs Letters I 7 3 4 Bowling, Let ter 3 Chorus 3 4 Drama Club 5 4 Debate Club 4 Narszty Club C1t Councll MARX ANN READ READIE Patlenre If the hes! remedj for ezer lrouhle aor S ence GAA I 2 3 Aquatics Clubl 7 w Pres -4 Drama Club 1 4 Chorus? Bzllhoardia 4 W C S News 4 Hockey Hon Team 4 PATRICIA ROSE RILEY PAT The milder! manner and lhe gentler! heart. Majors-Science Math. Student Coun- cil 1' G.A.A. 1 23 Chorus I 2. ru? SUSAN ELIZABETH REID SUE T00 huxg ll :th crou ded hourf to fear lo 111 e or dze Mayors Sclence Math French Honor Roll 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Counc1l3 Bzllhoard 2 3 4 Search tjrEd3Ed4GAAl2 4 Chorus 2 3 4 French Club 2 Vlce Pres 5 4 Internat1onalClub5 4 Bowlmg Club 2 Quxll and Scroll 3 4 AFS Com 4 I-I1Y 3 Elmxra Col lege Key 3 ROBERT JOSEPH ROBBINS BOB Though he he merry, yet zvzlhal her honert. Major-Industrial Arts. Football Man- ager 2. 104 PATRICIA JOAN REW RAT The merry love to dance Mayor Business GAA 2 5 4 Bowl mg Club 2 3 Aquatics Cu 2 3 4 Transferred from Amherst Central High School 7 WILLIAM JOHN SCHELL BILL Some mule ingloriour Milton here may reJ!. Majors-Science, Math. Honor Roll 3, 4g Wrestling 1, Letter 2g Football 1, 2g Photog. Club 5, 4. JOHN WILLIAM SCHILD JOHN He 11115 the mlldest mannered mnz Majors Sclence Math B ntl 3 f Marchms, Band 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Physics Club 4 Transferred from Ben nett Hugh School 3 FRIEDRICH ARTHUR SCHRUL FRED Skill to do romer of doing. Major-Industrial Arts. Track 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. -l BARBARA ANN SCHLITZER BARB True l911m1l1tJ II contentment Mayor Scrence G A A Transferrecl from Kensnngton Hu.,h School 3 ROY JOSEPH SCHULENBERG LITTLE SCULL The Jecret of .ruccerr lr comtancy. Major-Industrial Arts. Basketball 1 2' Cross Country 2. 105 DONALD PAUL SCHOCH STUB food humor J aluayf a Juccefx Mayors Scrence Math Football I 2 3 Letter4 Wrestlrng Letters 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 7 Varsrty Club Treas Physrcs Club 4 BONNIE KAREN SCHULTZ SCHULTIE 1Wondro11J ir the Jtrengtb of cheerful- nerr. Majors--Science Math French. Honor Roll 2 3: Billboard Girls' Sports Ed. 4' Majorettes 2 3 4' G.A.A. 1 2 3 4 Delegate 3 4 Sec.-Treas. 3' Basket- ball Hon. Team 3 4' Hockey Hon. Team 3 4' Volleyball Hon. Team 3 4' French Club 2 3 Pres. 4' Bowling Club 3' Aquatics Club 1 2 3 4. ROBERT LEWIS MARTIN SCI-IULTZ BOB I knou a trick u ortla 1140 of tba! kind Mayors Scrence Art Football 1 Letters 3 4 Basketball l 2 Tenms 1 2 Letters 3 4 Bdlboard 3 4 WCS News 4 Varsrty Club Drama Club 4 DON MILO SIMMONDS DON Let early man pau 1911 dau 111 that GARY WILLIAM SCHUPBACI-I SCHUPER An ounre of ll 1t 11 north a pound 0 forrou Ma or Science Football 1 3 Swtmmmg., 1 Letters 2 5 4 Track l J 4 Drama Club 4 Rrfle Club 1 De bate Club 4 BARBARA MARX SOPER BARB Art lr the romemanfe 0 Jpmt bu meant 11 matter Mayors SCICHCC Art Honor Roll 4 Billboard 1 Chorus 2 5 4 Drama Club 7 3 4 Wtllo the Wlsp 7 3 4 u laerem lair 115111 IJ greater! Mayors Science Math Student Coun c1l3 Treas 7 Pres 4 Football l Let ters 2 3 4 Sxummmc Letters 1 7 4 Co Capt 4 Track Letters 1 2 S 4 Physlcs Club 4 Crt Counc1l AFS Com 4 Varstty Club BONNIE BRAY SHERMAN BON Neat perromzlztj full of rarcallm Mayor Spanish Honor Roll 4 B111 b0dfd2 5 4 Searrbl1gbt4 Mayorett s l2a4GAA7a4Hockey on Team 4 Chorus 7 Drama Club Spamsh Club 7 4 Aquatlcs Club 7 ' H1Yl AFS Com 4 PAUL FRANK SPEIDEL PAUL Good munrelorr lack no cflents Ma1or Industrtal Arts Chorus 1 7 3 Choraleers 5 4 .-. 7 V , - A,-, , ,Q U ,L . y , Q ' , Q --- . - . X , , 1 'Q . ' ,,s ' 1 ' 2 . 7 . . H. . . f. , -, 2.4. , ,V , , V -.. -.J. 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