Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

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S11p1'1'x'is1m1'x' l11'1's1111111l I V . I 111:1cl1' SllI'l' lllgll 1l111 lI'L1lIl l'lllll'Cl szilvlx' 11l1111u 111 11111 sp1'1-cl i . l 1111cl z1ss111'1'cl lllt' 1'z1il1'1111cl 11liL'1J1l1p1'11'I11 11p1x1'111i1111. CIUIIIK' Q1l1J11Q' xxi1l1 us 1111 11111' 1'xc'i1i11Q' lOll1'Ill'X 1l11'1111ul1 llll' 1111l'111'u11111'11 pilSll 1 , A an ' Ill' lv' 1 : I a T .6 -1 5 S 1 5 ...... ll N.. 1 ll l ll I 11 Q in z. . .Afff ,' 1. Q 5 f ,1 3 . 5 A ,ALq,,,z47k I 'Y 'T' - . :V-111111 1 Robert W. Hickey Wfords cannot express the gratitude we feel for our teachers and all thc other people who have contributed their time and talents so that we, thc class of 1959, might be able to acquire our education. One truly dedicated teacher, after attaining a successful position in industry, studied education intensively so he could work with young people and help them get the best possible training during their high school years. Friendly, cheerful, and witty, this teacher will live in the hearts of everyone who knew him. This teacher encouraged and promoted our retailing program by organizing a school store and helping many students find employment in our area. May this book, written and compiled by many students who respected and loved him, be used as a monument of admiration to the memory of Robert W. Hickey. SE ARCMUCSK-XT DITOVXS . woes emu .VY , C. L RQSLS -i 'qu I - msen Lxremnmy e, . SLAUYT T RQAS 09-29. p,.LoQ-xv, ,fs H,--.Lx s . BRADLEY EDXTOK wi CRXEF' E . SUllC9.STt1N 'uU:..9.tT R11 ? EV- 1 42 A 'UC' ' x S 9 P-801 L. NN RT -J '-ig -1-1f ALL N t x. , ul Dear Alma Mater, to you this t ff song we sing, I K , working together victory to bring. ,, I ' s,j fx Nix. H . ,Q fi QR - or W k. ' .QW i iii i in R ' YN X: 34 3 ' tt W . . .. A , if W 1 f',- Ir i f' i 'Mm -wbzfefi V P Q - f.- A bn! I 19 yn , l a A A rf 12- q 'fm-.i..,, V ,Lf lawn!-u Dr XX lllldlTl I Keller SLIPCTXISIIIQ I I'lflClpdl of the bchool Dlstrlct Mr I yman Root, Mlss Dorothy Sager junlor Hlgh Guldance Mr Robert B Oppermann Prmclpal of thc junlor High School and Mrs Marlon Iacobs teacher look at a modcl of the new jumor Hxgh School Our tram full of young passengers, each wlth a d1f ferent destlnatlon, requlres expert manlpulatlon Our engxneer, Mr Patrlckj Murrax, stands attentlvely at the throttle while our ass1stant englneer, Mr Earl E Brock, keeps hls falthful hand on the Controls At all txmes the tune table for school act1v1t1es must be up to date and that work IS ln the capable hands of Mr Wllllarn A Measer .,. -WT ,738 ,P QL-.. VI I 7' U ,. t '. . J . . I f, . . . S ' . . , 2 , . , ' 1 1 r E k ' ' 1 I'll'lClpdl of thc bcmor Hlbll School Keepmg our tram on the rlght track and runrung on schedule IS our compcttnt tram dlspatchcn, Dr XV1ll1am E Keller Lndcr hls superwlslon each school ln thc XV1ll1amsx1lle system runs C,fl1ClLHIly and m the rxqht dl rectlon In thc Junior l-hgh sectlon of the tram, Mr Robert Opptrman mamtams an alert wlgllance to be sun thc conductors are well qualllied and experlenced to nurture the mmds of hxs passengers N l irll Brock XSSISI mt Puncnpal of thc Sc D101 High School Sc-mor Hlgh School Actnmts C 0 ondlnatox Mrs VIXIZH Pater Stcnographcr Mrs Marjune F Passmore becretarv to buper usmq Prmclpal Q Q 5 o A R , 1 if Q Ir. it i.. K ' L. I l . h . Y H. I N Mr. patrick Murray Y ' .Mr.wNVilliam ffl.-Measwer t P.., .YS L k . - ' ' , U ' : . 'A s ' I . l ' Mrs busan Caley Nurse WW' Mr Charles Masmo Senlor I-hgh Mrs Marlan Dye f undance Attendance Mrs Betty Buyers Dental HYKICDISI Senlor Hlgh Guldancc Dr .Sue Warren Psyehologlst Mrs Ruth Schutt el Llbrary Clerk Hard at work ln the dmer of our tram IS our steward Mrs Shedrxck planmnq nutrmous foods for her hungry passengers Mrs Dye of the Ofhce Staff makes sure the passengers are all on board In case of an emergency Mrs Caley, our nurse, and Mrs Buyers, dental l'lVQlCl'llSt, are ready to pull the cord and qu to work if 4 Mrs Helen Shedrxck Cafeterla Director w w, I V' V y Y- -. jj' f 1 V y. . :: , - ' 3, ,ii Y- ' Q - FQ.- : E Ap. X - - 1 . c 1, ,r',A,. K I 1 2 5 ' Q ' gl- ' Miss Grace O'Neill A K A f . ' ,S ' , fl' ' 1 . ' .4 V N 'I I V' 11. l i 1 . V Y '- W rl. 1- 'I' li , B Q P 5 '- J 1 . . . . . , , . . n , AV . 1 ' I Mrs. lithel Anderson Mathematics Does ererymze under- .rtaml Ihr flmblem? German Mr. Donald Averill Mr. lidwin Baron Miss Jean Barrett Citizenship Citizenship Girls' Physical Roll ml!! Pleare lake dozen tink Education !1.Y.Yl-QYIVIIFHL Left go. loz'rl1'e.i'. Mr. Robert Bedell Industrial Arts 111 mr njffr lo mi rmlrr. Mr. Duane Bowker Mathematics Hell, when I war in I 5 i f fe' kia, L- Mr. john Boehm Miss Florence Miss Marilyn Bonin Mr. Donald Bow Bojinofl' Business Education Industrial Arts .Vnfh eimnal hiflf. Girls' Physical :UU spacegjkl Thallx P71011-QI!! liducation spare . . . Hi doll! lhe .'f7'lll'V . . .! 3 Mrs. lVinifred Mrs. lileanor Mr. Lloyd Cassidy Mr. Charles Castelli Mr. Roy Clare Brown Bucieh Boys' Physical Citizenship Music Mathematics Librarian Education Dm' I ever lell you Do-Re-.We . . . ltr Value is nil. To help our eager travelers reach Do I have all the This if 11 wry simple about Ihr zerzlled- Jtunl, flassg you rib? can'l pornblv hurl v'V01lf.YFZf. magaginar naw? their destination well prepared, many eomprehensive side trips were planned for their further development. Latin, Spanish, French, and German excursion trains were well filled by students plan- ning to enter college. This year a new excursion was offered to give our pas- sengers a comprehensive background. 7 ing on our ability to live peaceably with people of different cultures, the removal of language barriers is important. Last fall a course in the Russian language was added to our curriculum and offered to juniors. W ith the future of our world depend- I can speak the Russian language, writes Dennis Chipman while Nlrs. Sandmanis answers a question in Rus- sian class. 'P 7-3' Mnjames Coleman Miss Dorothy 'Vlr lrancis Mrs Je inc tte Dans Miss Rita I ichenqet Boys' Physical liilllfiillflfl Clovency linglisli-C fitilerisliip Ya! me, Alf. Srlmelles LFl,.Y be l1l'lIl0ff11flt' did il. about flllli. Mr. XVilliam Ferrara Sei:-nee :Qw- Mrs. Helen Flynn Mrs Rosemary Miss Sh lion Gall Mrs Alina Gannon Business licluezition FUISyll1 C itizc nship Qitizc nship 'linn in Vwur fmnlx lo bpanlsh luke out a .vlmfl of ll! ri flzt KZHJJI lfliy, I gin' Zlzmv lmtx fmgr' . . . Hucnar Dzar fldjt' paper to my ninth gn111'rr.v. ln our physics lab the students became icquainttd with the special equipment and learned to dunonstiatc the principlts of physics for themselves Although timt was at a premium this xear a sixth period A neck ss as planned for work in the lah 1-fy Mrs. Ruth Gaylord Mathematics .-ll!-I-I riglzl! N111 XYilfred Giflin Latin fl l1f'rr's I1 fllII1 flIP7 zrorl. am! a lzimffor play. 2 lwliss Rose Gvuigm linglish-Citizenship Uh. fl1z'ldrfn.' Mr. Leonarcl Cllnwinslii linglish Une Io lztwziy. in groupr pf fivf. ,JM SN Students use microscopes and live specimens in Mr. Stan- forCl's Advaneetl Biology Class. -J H ff--:' Vs Eb.: -fha ff v ,st 14, f J, Mr. Robert Greatwoocl lllSll'llIIll'lll2ll lvlus .-U1 mir, lil! Izru, all thrw . . . an-0 Niiss lNIary Healy Art 'I hatfs 5plz'ml1'fl.' Miraculously, short runs and overcrowded coaches left the Art Department undaunted. Unique display cases, festive Christmas trimmings, and intriguing stage scenery were delivered on schedule and of superb quality. ' ' X V 4: J- 5: V L ' N , 2 'A K .ly 3 .X- ' t lvl 4 Mi'. Lawrence Nlr. Robert Hickey Mrs. Ruth Mi's. Marionjacobs Hr-mink Distributive Holloway Mathematics Music liducation Ilnglish-Citizenship Cla.i1f! On the other lmnfl . . . lfatrh the Jticlrv Correct that mistake. Hnqerxff Mr. litlwarcl Mr. Norinan Nlrs. Bzirlmru Nlr. Robert jenkins johnson K1-rel1ex'al Kirelimyer lintglisli lsllflllill C'iti7ensI1i 1 linqlish Art lt'.x' in the .Yew I'nrA Stfltf' .Sfillnbim , N , - . . , I Iflpou lmzl flfllf ll hmm. f1li'lll', lilillff 1't'd be 1m1f,r0fm'. Ukqr, lelfi' get flown ta bz1.fz'rze.i'.t. 1 l- Nliss Hope' Hamilton if Sriciiec' 'l t'l',I!Ill'l1H1' ifmzkzrzg. Nir. Reinlitird Heider Languages .Slbrechen Sie lleutxflz 1 Mr. Casmir xleleniewski Instrumental Miisit' Ukqy, people . . . Mr. George Kunz llntflisli-Latin If! tu. Brute? M1'. Erwin Lederer Mrs. Isabelle M1's. Mary Levitan Mis Marian long M1 Russell Art Lederer Science Matht matics Longley Uh gollm . , . French .Vow mrh our will I expert you all to et Mathematics .long-zioui la qonintr! read Il mption. aboze U0 0 mt Ilzzx Ilia! looli good exam A -f fa- lwlr, S. Ellis Lyke Miss Joan lwlakey Mr. Louis lviartini Miss liaib 11 1 Mi Donald Millmi Business Education Homemakinq Boys' Physical Mtiktns English Citizenship 'l lie fzrartzre Zeller for Looks zfetr llllff, girly. Education English C itizenship Oltaiff loflur . . . Attention! Lefl. rzqhl, .-U1 h h so o o ld! . . . Another rewarding adventure into the scientific world for travelers enjoying the challenge of an accelerated trip is advanced biology. The vitally interested class made qrcat strides and covered much material. JPY eu W7 ,,.,v-.1 21 I. A 1- f . we Mr. Fred lviurphy Mr. Samuel Pascal Miss Jeanne Citizenship English-Citizenship Poorten lfjjgniy is a mmll- Sit down! You ham' Business Education limf ofufrator. one mmutf hfjforf llw Lefr ity fo hr bf!! rings. buxzinexx-like. Mr. Larry Mrs. -lane Reed Mi'. Robert Reist Pruvenzano Girls' Physical Mathematics Science Education fl!! right, kids. ,-111 right! Hey-doll! fl Q' bei' Harry Kuliqofski works at the letter press in the Miss lleannette Rother Librarian Sh-lz-h! Nlr. Gary Runckel M1'. Robert Rust Inclustrial Arts Science Y'ou're in the Army All riuqlzl, kidx. now! Miss Dorothy Sager Mr. james Samson Mrs. Olga Business Education Keep your eyex of the keyboard! English-Citizenship Sandmanis Hob Nlaekerel! Russian Nyc!! This trip on one of our side tracks is most fascinating and at the same time most practical. The printing shop, part of the industrial arts department, is where our pas- sengers learn all the tricks of the printing trade. Mr. Robert Schaefer Mechanical Draw- ing-Printing My brother al the .vchuol up the .rtreel Jay: . . . Mr. Henry Schoelles Boys' Physical Education Once around- ' ' ' Mrs. Jean Schell English Fine! Miss Carol Schreiner English-Citizenship Now where are you ruppoxed lo be? Mr. Howard Schmitt Science When I was in the Arrny. . . Miss Barbara Seitz Homemaking Okay- ' 'K ' faint, K 1, New . in f :, g Ji' :W- t in , ,,, xg.. ee as . Q . ' 'E Mr. William Schneider Science Dorff give me any of lhat song and dance. Mr. Robert Sekowski English-Citizenship Get in porilion. 1 L 3 Mr. Robert Schnirel Citizenship All night, lriddiex, elect me governor and Pl! Miss Margaret Sherwood Mathematics lVnn't some Jlrong boy please erase the A blackboard? i in Mrs. Angela Smith Mr.-joseph Stanford Mr. Vincent Mr. Harold Stein Mr. Robert Stoll English Science Stearns linglish Vocal Music lion' Bowl Bez'ng1he'grealesI linglish Nav bark in the good People. Plc-r-e-rr! leather in all Remember, bow, Alaj old dayr . . . Christendom, 1'll 25 ix St. Bader' Day. -if Mr, Paul Sugg Mr. Frank Mr. John W'elch Mr. Monroe Mr. Leland Whyte Industrial Arts Tuzzolino Driver Training XVhiting Citizenship Vfedding bells are Chemistry Do you see? English-Citizenship Therek going to bf ll breaking up lhal old lfell, I don'l know, All 1lqhl,Vvou clowns. lest. gang of mine. affording to ray 19.4111 Mrs Anderson explains a problem in Elementary algebra to Bob Ferrari and Marty Strawhridge. As basic as the number concept of two or three is to the small child, so is elementary mathematics to the high school student. Here is laid the foundation for plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra, trigonometry, and other advanced mathematics courses. Here the thinking processes of our travelers are trained in alertness, preci- sion, and logic. The importance of mathematics in our scientific ap- proach to living today is indubitably supreme. Everyone of our future scientists needs this all-important founda- tion on which to build plans for a greater tomorrow. Miss Eleanor Mr. William Yates Mr. Michael Wilson English Zimmer Mathematics We'll have a study Citizenship Honextba, folks! hall today. I was ,vo groggy lhix morning . . . T3- -I Kham this school building happy voices ring Here we form friendships of which our sages sing. K .IJ . ii lxaipiel-t Nl liclv lx1aton.l. 3 ott J N oulton I Hansen lx I ahl 2 R lutt C 1 41 I long Ni R 1 lett L Nici xillts I7 ones mc on S bla iam l Nlay. l 1 1 Ixell C Huf- guage. Q' Seventh Grades The junior high section of the train arrived promptlv at 12:20 P.M. and departed daily at 5:05 P.M. An overflow of passengers necessitated this type of schedule to ease the crowded conditions. The seventh and eighth grades received the benefit of accelerated courses in math, science. and lan- One of the trip's most memo- rable social events held in the Junior High junior high compartments was 'I he Harz'r.tf 1 rnl1't', with dancing. swimming. games, and a movie which provided lots of fun while also benefiting the treasury ofthe Parent Teachers Association. The seventh and eighth graders are looking forward to the day when they will occupy the new lN1ill Street school with all the latest improvements. zz' I R. Beaver, R. Knight . Marchand, lNl. Snyder. R. f Lebelski, Palermo. Razr 2 M. Petko, D. Voss,J. Hardy. M. Schieder, P. lurano. P. Me- Carthy, H. lidgar, lNIcGuire, F Rl -' U A C' o mu, . Diseipno, 1. Kaese. YV. Ziindahl, 'I'. Binner, P. lferrari. Rau' .5 M. Pipolo, Cf. Cossitt, ID. Maeooinb, l.. 'l'hornas, R. Nlaslona, ll. Spen- cer, A. Grimmelt, .X. lalleliiel, D. Brown, S. Baxter, C. Selnnitll. T. Beck. Doel, K. Helfenstein. I.. v 1 Row I-B. Newell, D. Conrad, B. Miller, KI. Lindow, E. Priore, S. Hooper, D. Talman. Row 2-D. Kern, J. Berry, D. Michels, A. Marrale, R. Kilbury, R. Ridge, R. Hohl, R. Hacfner, Baskett, 'l'. Grecnul. Torode, B. Senn, WV. Miller, N. Naab, A. Moore. Row J- S. Gerhard, Roth, S. Hoelselicr, D.Jaros, S. Stockman, M. John, P. Slawson, R. Hink- ley, P. Graf, Sparshott, G. Lines, M. Pottcnlield, YV. lfle- gal, G. Krentz. Row 7-R. Smith, C. Harter, K. Greek, B. Rovoldt, S. Gemirek, L. Bryant, S. Manson. Row 2 -D. Folster, E. McGrew, Blocher, Biro, P. Beakman, N. McCartney, P. Nailos, D. VVen- ham, N. Soper, R. Cooke, G. Ulrich, M. Thompson, B. Kohl. Row 3-B. Dalach, D. Meyers, R. Parkinson, B. Stone, K. Mis- lin, Lansing, B. Lee, M. Guli- sano, D. Burkard, R. Maslona S. Trabert. P. Everett, P. Cala- brese, S. XYillia1ns. s Row 7-C. Burnham, B. Char- ters, James Corp, J. Killian, P. Gross, T. Trousd, P. Bush. Row 2 -G. Butler, A. Scrimgeonr, Dehlinger, R. Stayoch, C. Mas- ters, M. MacVittie, R. Noble, C. Eggleston, L. Korntield, T. Lip- pert, Groh, I.. Struebing, E. Smith. Row .5-J. Lines, B. El- liott, N. Rayner, L. Hatcher, S. Finch, G. Stysick, D. Nygaard WH Schmahl, D. Fradic, A. Vol- land, C. Vario. S. Miller, B. Nelson. a V.-u Row 7fP. Bain. K. Butler, Baum ardner R Urban D g . . . Renwick. B. Owens, M. Man- chester. Row .2fS. Hering. S Richards. K. Iviartin, S. Schoen- feld. li. Buehholz. K. Passrnore S. Wlaitv. S. Sweeney. P. lill- wards. L. Blattvr. S. Nc-wkirk G. Vogel. l.. Hardt, li. Rupc' Row .5 L. Carlson, P. Calta, J McDermott. Bernsdorf. L Carnes, G. Pope, P. Sarver, P. Bateau, XV. Colby, K. Irmisch C. Buchholz. R. Pc-tko, ll. XX'in lund. L. VanGesen. 'hxy bl X'l Row 7-il. Tripi, P. Drost, L. Daniel, L. Wineenc, L. Krentz, R. Stephen, R. Lauphear. Row .2 -R. Stern, R. Haertcl, B. Bourne, C. Wick, D. Risk, S. Barre, K. Kraatz, Price, E. Rosenquist, B. Penney, B. Dantino, B. King, M. Fitzgerald, J. Flynn. Row .5-S. Carney, C. VVebster, C. Dickson, Sogn, D. Brandt, R. Seefried, K. Kryder, C. Weissgerber, C. Atwell, P. Summers, R. Coe, R. Clark, S. Griffenhagen, B. Hills, B. Stoll. L 7. V v Row I--D. Seitz, B. Spinner, -I Baum. G. Halsted, R. Hoffarth L. Kent. Row 2fM. Stiling. B Iidmiston, Ransom, S. Win- ship,j. Gill, A. Pawlow, G. W'en- ham J Ro ers K. Raczka, P w - R - Zimmerman. Row .5 M. XN'eis- ser, N. Finch. D. Dunlap, D Bain, Marciniak. N. Cham berlain. I. Reinig,j. Lawrencehl Babnick, B. Holls, T. Nolan, C Fitzgerald, L. Kramer. Row lfM. Dou her A. Darner g y , A. Winter, J. Brauer, Killian, K. Chambers. Row Z-fA. Fur narie, M. Oldag, Paton, C. Carlson, D. Gronning, T. Goran, M. Stephens, G. Bull, C. Carson, J. Jackett, T. Kinsella. Row 3- Ii. Bongiovanni, M. Schuster- bauer, S. Caldwell, A. Henel, S. lilliott, C. Bono, L. Blatter, D. Brackett, B. Obenaucr, E. De- vonshire, F. XVenham. Camera Shy-J. Hale. Row I- -D. Selover, M. Green B. Lambright, D. Sawyer. I. lYolf. Bennett. Rau' Braun, S. Crotliers. D. Peterson C. Goulding. Kornlield, D Drabek, M. Houeek. T. Fryer S. lxiagowan, C. Stockman, li Bickus, S. Parrott. Razz' .3-I Korniield, B. llgan. B. Nelson H. Meyer, T. Guthrie. C. Lewis R. Bethin, D. Smith, M. Penna I.. Muhr. XY. Dootly, liarly. ' Raw 7-E. Jerome, Strapason R. Friedenberg, L. Yorkey, E Avery, M. Cochran. Row ZSM Christman, S. Rowe, K. Mc- Adams, P. Crapsi, K. Sheedy. L. Seiler. L. Laube, C. Scheller. S. Duncan, C. Mayo. Row JWJ Hoff. C. Champney. A. Bozer. C. Dengler, R. Zoller. A, Cutter, D. Proffitt. Lewis. C. Hamilton S. Yoerg. Camera ShyWC. Doel R. Rogers. i Hou' I M. Hull. B. Green. P Raisch. D. XN'c'hn0r. WV. Ort. S Popv. ROII' .2--R. Turion. D Dough:-rty. S. Saglibvnfx Try- halski. C. Ste-Q-Iv. CZ. Kobza, XN'ic'k. Hzmsvn. R. Nlartin. G XYit1nr-r. Rmb .3-'P. Raisch. B SCI1K'l'l'l'. T. DVI-wman. D. Brav lf-V. lx. Hvrbcirgcr. E. Farr. D. NI-bstcr. Edwards. N. Thu man. R. Sivfert. G. Stfphans. Iallchic-f. Row I -D. Alessandra. XY. Mur- phy, G. Jones. A. XN'cisscr. P. Snyder, D. Lux. Raza 2--C. Daigler, Modafani, D. Rcger. M. Thuman. M. Choops. S. Tabvr. R. Hzrvvrstock. .-X. Tall- Chicf. M. Iino. D. Oaklvy. Hcrbcrgvr. .-X. Brzulnschc-iciz-l. Row .iw-LI. Flvqal. K. Rovtzcr. Sparcino, I.. Raimy. IC. Burke-r. M. NNI-stinqhouse. I.. Ang:-lo, BI. Brown, S. XX'einstcin, B. Tit- terington. XY. Wilson, XY. Gor- don. u I R Swam D NN bl burn C Smith Q Aclmrman lx Walzcak I Huber R011 7 Wablo D Wuenst Popo xlch C Precorc D Kentzc-l S McLoncy S Chaim M Mur phy I Wrlgley G Ruddln I Bartholomew M Bam Rau, 5 H ackson H Henry Cala bresc- NI Stxllman R Enlenbcr ger E. Fiegl, . Kreitzcr. G Ransom D. Charles R. XYeigel P. Smith J. Morgan. Razz' I- XY. lfitzgr-rald, P. Goff A. lX'elirung. S. lextor. M. Bas- nvtt. Austin. A. Schmitt. Razz' .2 R. Nr-uno. Thompson, R Remington. R. .-Xhute. Nl. Klap per. L. Williamson. R. Isaacs, P Barhalato. G. Helilenstein. R Wilcox, N. 'I'eubm'r. Row .if-J Scriven. R. Gill. Vandvrwvrf J. Neureutvr, P. Brenton, Lovell, NV. Gishler, V. Str-hle, NV Morgan, C. Browne. Stengel 2 4 fi v- Row IAJ. Metz, L. Allen, li. Sturm, P. Bulera. R. W'itze1, Zurek. Row 2--S. Kilbury, L. Pitz, P. Dalton, S. Rm-land, J. Malugen, Critz, G. Johnson, B. Hein, C. 'l'oher. Jean Metz. Row .5 --S. Burgiv. l.. llhlert. D. Amoroso. D. Garlock. G. Helly- fenstc-in. J. Rohie. C. Bovee. B. Bongiovanni. CI. Nowak. K. Fitzpatrick. D. Lines. Camera Shy-G. Gertis, S. Voss. R. Zoller. Roll' lfD. Victor, R. Locey, D Taylor, ll. Folger. Hardy, l, Adams. Row 2'-V, Smith. l, Hinshaw, Rooney. D. Chal mers. T. Richter, li. Gleckner F. Pre-ve, D. Holcomb, XV. Cos sitt. R. Siefried. Row .5fG Leary, R. Graham, M. Brandt J. Troglauer, A. Miles, R Buscher, M. Sider, V. Hales, J Brayley, B. Blakely, D. Tuch Camera Shy'--M. Hanl-cinson. S Avery. 5,'-N24 Class of 1962 The occupants of car No. 9 have taken the double- session schedule of our overcrowded train in their stride. Extra-curricular activities have been curtailed to some extent, but the most vital organizations have met the situation by operating both before train time and after completion of the day's run. To become an integral part of this system the ninth grade has elected oHicers and provided leadership in the Student Council. As in other years, their section ofthe train has a special trip which covers extra terri- tory for our advanced passengers while slower trips are provided for the passengers who need more time and assistance. P , , r 'N . . . nd 'XX X4 Roll' I-C. Simmonds. R. lNIol nar. B. Glatz. Thuman. J Zimmerman, E. Howe. 130102-- C. Giboney, S. Leavy. Flem ming, C. Lewis, C. Reep. B. Battistoni, B. Clayton, C. Hart man, K. O'Connell. Row .5 QC. Dustin, H. Fromwiller, S. lin gasser, R. Dehn, Nichols, ,I Kraus, R. Riek, B. Merruam, N Urban. Camera Shy-G. Zieja. G. Young, Kelley. A ...- 41. - if C H! X 'll y l wld - -. Wlillll's et' ' ll .ls tl 'ffm 'X1' lfitllgllll 'f.l5Qlll'lQ'3lE T fl Row I-Sec. l'. Healey, V. Pres. S. lYeicler. fefllt 7 lieas Hoth, Pres. KI. Nichols. 0 -x f. 4 Class Officers Rozt' 1 L. Rucligar. H. Durfee C. Heavener. K. Stall. Nl. Sellaf- fer, K. liurzer. Rnzz' 2 'M. Nlayo Zimdahl. R. Fieglxl. Pomeroy G. Larson. G. Blellarthy. C Paxson, F. Luke. R. Karpick Row .5 --T. Janicz. Ci. XX'aite. D Long. R. Nik. U, Long. B. Nlor- ris. lvl. Keller. D. liyer. Pyle I Camera Shy A. lratt. IJ. Stah- ley. . xy Q. . ' Q 'IN 4 . 5 fi-2' 'L 7, x i K 2, CII5 C . Row 7-B. Gerber, D. Felsing, K. Kelleher, B. Feger, D. Rubideu L. Washburn. Row 2-R. Win- ter, B. Lawrence, S. Schworm, K. Michels, P. O,Hanlon, K Kellner, M. Davis, Gxlanssen, B Henning. Row 3-J. Herberger D. Mcoonkey, L. Petrie, D. Mei Kenzie, B. Burner, Ensminger R. Fiegel, J. Stith, L. Stutzmen Row 7-T. VValbesser, Pfcn nig, J. Secrist, A. Meyers, D Henderson. Row 2-KI. Hoch, S Newkirk, L. Dulac, I. Koch, M Doughtery, M. Strawbridge, K Schroeder, S. Purdy, C. Kruger Row 3-C. Binner, P. Clark, M Haas, T. Fischer, J. Davis, D Bush, T. Lovacat, T. Burkart L. Hemink, F. Harrison, LI Chamot. Row 7 H aworski D Kuhn W Possehl -I Manchester K Forman S Exerett H Allen Row 2 S Meider L H111 L Ensmmger T Foretlch Houck E Hengerer P Rzywsitowski K Myers D Schalge C Tuyn Row3 Mauc-r K Brown Kent Serota Chimera B Bancroft B Christie T Bird L. Tocha . Thomas R. Ander- SOI1 . Row 7-K. Rogers, S. Flynn, C. Fekete,J. Thomas. R. Spaeth, D. Fiegel. Row 2-VD. Guiles, J Griel, R. Ferrari, V. Parkinson, H. Nieman, P. Healey, G. Mc Millam, li. Klein. P. DeGrace. Row .3-T. Bitterman, M. Hop Cia, C. Hino, R. Seiler, H Schusterbaum, Kraft, XY Hales, M. Kirsch, XV. Marsh, N Bieber, C. Bockstedt. Row 7-D. Goodwill, Cornel sen, K. Hawkin. R. Wlilliams. Row 2-S. Newell, B. Cromiller, M. Rovoldt, C. Gerber, T. Clare. Row 3fL. Heim, M. VVright. B. Sawyer, R. Benninger. D. Griffenhagen, Murray, S Raiser, T. Hudson. Row JAJ Smith, P. Behringer, Embree. R. Henning, R. Kaiser. T. Har ris, P. ModaHpari, K. Beckwith, J. Diebold. Camera Shy-G. Hoth, W. Mann. Row 7-A. Oldenburg, He- beler, J. Chipman, R. Deth, B. Fraser, XV. Baum. Row 2fJ. Marchand, J. Smith, Ii. Hinchy, Y. Wincenc. B. Fick, Weis- beck, M. Schlenker, I.. lvlitchell, C. Seefried, A. W'oernley. Row 3 -C. Reese, YV. Hull,J. Sherwin, J. Geib, T. Brown, NN. Bancroft. G. Brandt, Fessard, G. Tiedt, L. Taber, R. Brick. Camera Shy -P. Thomas. Row IiS. Gambce, Flanders M. Stisserul. Locey, M. Sweeney D. Culligan. Row 2-J. Kirs, R Smith. R. Remington, S. Tuch J. Schultz,.I, Marcille. WV. Bethke R. Schulenbcrg. R. Slawson, A Alston. Row .5-A. Grccnley. ,I Mclvilure, R. Apa, D. Kelleher, D. Greenlaw, P. Finley, R. Hyatt, H. Andrews, R. Beecher. Row Twj. Berryman, H. Caval lari, L. Lapp, C. Longwell, D Stalker, D. Probst. Row ZKM Oldag, M. Obbagy, M. Moor head, S. Bieler, A. Zuber, J Keily, L. Osterman, R. Ware Row 3-W. Pease, C. Witt, D. Bouchard, L. Periera, D. Brandt, D. Bowman S Moffett W. Ma v - , Y: D. Griffin. Camera Shy-J. Cooke, I. Potratz, C. Smith, R. Vogel D. Beck. Row I-J. Lepley, Dobbins, B Muck, G. Seitz, M. Troyer, J McKeever. Row 2-J. Catena R. Szuba, L. Kardellhl. Garlipp P. Morgan, C. Yates, Hof- farth. Row .3-M. Oyer, M. Dug- gan, M. Eno, R. Wittman, M Trobert, V. Kohlepp, K. Wright D. Garrow. Row 4-J. Panza, T Baum, M. Groat, M. Morlock B. Bruehl, J. Eastman, T. Nailos J. Dickson, S. Stumm. fix ro. fb Rau, 7-Sec. M. Brian, Pres. Tulu- mello. Row 2--Treas. T. Tulumello, Vice Pres. Ni. Donohoe. Class Officers Class of 1961 Speeding swiftly along the tracks with barely enough time to absorb the passing scenes, the passen- gers of car No. 10 are truly becoming seasoned travelers. They have taken over the vending conces- sion, selling Billie Buttons, and have shown their sociability by holding a spring dance. Bonnie Ulrich and Joe Tulumello appeared at the Cinderella Ball as representatives for their class. Gathering knowledge and experience while the miles clickety-clack under the wheels, these sophomores are full of ideas and promise. X'Vher1 1961 comes these riders of the rails will know how to take command. e Rau' lfj. Malugen, B, Sarafin, G. Smith, P. Man chester. G. Tinklepaugh. Row 2-W. Rothfus. B. Smith. S. Schoenfeld, S. Ryan. Row .i - , C. Maahs, D. Nliller, D. Martin, M. Sehiferle, A. Row .1--K. Monroe, P. B. Sweeney. Schmidt, N. G. Nichols Seeley, N. Serfert. F. Rouse, K. Sweeney Romance, B. Nlaxwell, Ii. Maezo, G. Miller, P. Master, M, Hepp, B. Obrian. Row I-K. Yorkey, P. Hart. T. Groves, V. Goff. Row 2--P. Oakley, S, Hahn, D. Fulton, G. Fraser, S. Hartlt, S. Groot. Rau' .5--T. Flemming, D. Watson D. Gilbert, F. Gander, R. Fessard, Feuz, A. Cattau, li. Hartmann. Row 4'-KI. XN'ittman. G. Eichelberger, KI. Gordon, P. lingelhart, H. Fischer M. Folster, I.. Fradin. S. McFarland, Gauthier. Camera Shy fT. Gallant, D. Everett. v a fillkll Row I'--R. Crothers, K. Daigler, D. Eberl, R. Dan- iels. Row 2-J. Eagan, V. Crapsi, Evanson, K. Daiglcr, N. Fessard, D. Sawyer, L. Damude. Row 3 -AM. Davis, H. Franklin, Duncan, Devonshire, M. Dantino, B. Fields, C. Decina, P. Eckam. Row 4- K. Dustin, S. Fiegl, A. Finley, T. Dietsch, M. Dono- hoe, P. Daniels, Dunlap, J. Samples, G. Critz. Camera ShyfW. Becker, C. Frasier. Row I-C. Bluestein, N. Binner, Brehm, Bickus J. Bryan, M. Bryan. Row 2-B. Martin, R. Brown K. Brost, S. Blake, S. Benson, J. Bohnhoff, M. Brit- tain, NV. Bruce. Row 3-D. Carrigan, T. Burley, R Bush B Campbell D Bull C louis W Cham ne , - , . , . . , . p y, R. Edwards, Chmura. Camera Shy-T. Chapple. S. Cook, J. Bocksteot, D. Brundagc. 3 a.. xv? Row I- C. XVitter,J. Spaeth, C. Snyder, Schofield B. Ullrich, S. XVahl. Row .2fC. Wehner, M. XVick, C XVyatt, T. Sawyer, C. Burke, P. Yardley, M. W'in- chester, B. Trenz. Row Jfl., Schiferle, M. Smith, S Sanders, R. Stadler, Snyder, J. Schultz, R. Tuch D. Schoenle, R. Steele. Camera Shy-J. Stick, M Vogel, B. XX'uenst, P. Reckahn. Row If-S. Symer, J. Sutter, B. XN'alczak, S. Smith, W'. Winfield, C. Taber, M. Stanglcr. Row 2- G, Oakley, B. Palmer, I. Spencer, T. Gallant, H. Shaw, Petrison S. Snyder, P. Spoth. Row 3,-Ri Risk, E. Recp, F. Penna, R. Ott L. XN'inlund, KI. Westinghouse, -I Ryszkiewicz, F. Oates, C, Price Camera Shyff-D. Robidcau, C Robie, Rian, C. Voorhces, J Swain. Row I M. Kuntz, I. Knicker bockcr, K. K4-ntzvl, NV. Heinlc D. Houseknccht, S. MacVittie L. Lorenz. Row 2' l.. Lutgen D. Lucas, M. Kipphut, B. Calta B. King, C. Kelley. Ron' .i 'll Hirnlc, Hollands, .-X. Hclffen stein, P. 'l'uyn. 'lf Hanft. N Herberger, N. Hcrlxcrgcr, A W'orden, C. Helffenstein. Row I-P. Hawkins, S. Hintz, S. Hoffman. Row ZSM. Hickelton, B. Huntley, M. Hei1n,kI. Jepson, L. Huber. Rau' .5--R. He-ld, L. WVoods, Gerhard, 'l'. Gregory, L. Richter, D. Gotts, XV. Groff, K. Cameron. Rau' J- l.. Gordon, D. Grosse, P. Martin, R. Groat, R. Gertis, R. Green, K. Hine, R. Hales, D. Hubbard. Camera Shy-L. Gerhard, V. Goff, P. Gulisano. Row I-M. Privateer, P. Rane, J. Phillips, R. Phillips. Row 2-- D. Olsen, D. Prechtl, M. Raiser, G. Pope, I. Pastor. I. Quzxcken bush. Row .3-D. Redding, NV Houck, L. Carey, Tulumello T. Tulumello, I. McPherson, K Lcman, W'oodcock. Row fl-- M. McCumbcr. l.. Stockman, C Lebron, Lewanskiul. Lang, R Lawrence, F. Lawrence, D. W'itt man, C. Lansing. Row lfP. Allen, Baxter, D Beck, E. Althcide. Row 2fM Baum, D. Batterson, S. Berry- man, Holls, K. Allen, N. Adams. Row .3--G. Balduf, D Brown, Baliotti, Batt, D Bass, L. Bumgardner, D. Baldof, S. Bain. Row fffl. Brcse, 'I Adrian, Baran. Schell, B. Baskett,j. Baillergeon, E. Ander- son, N. Beals. Camera ShyAF Bongiovanni. Row lfA. Jaworski. D. Ful- ciniti. K. Roetzcr, D. Noell, C. Nevinger, R. Lambright. Row 2 -'-G. McGrew. Murphy, B. Maylott, P. Maslona, C. Daton, B. Mattesonul. Miller, Rozzmi lf. O'Dea. G. Bulerio, B. Hauck, Hibschweiler, Ii. Mason. S. Carl- son. Row-1fF. Keeler, Kar- waczynski, G. Koehn, G. Kock. J. Knickerbocker, Kerner, A. Helffenstein. NV. Hyatt, P. Smith. Class of 1960 The transition fromjunior status to senior status on our train is an Y exciting change. XVell prepared through experience, next year they will he ready to lead. One -Iunior was chosen hy the American Field Seryiee to liye and study in a European country. The semi- linalists were these four students: Sandra Clark. Polly Lindsay. Dave MacPherson, and Ann Marcille. The class of 1960 was represented at the Cinderella Ball hy Blargo Meqnin and Frank Housten and this spring the class presented one of the most elaborate social events of the year, the Junior Prom. Next year the quality of leadership will rest with this part of the entourage. and they are hoping for great accomplishments. , Row 7-Sec. M. Megnin, Pres. T. Clark. Row 2-Treas. R. Popp. Camera Shy-Vice Pres. R. Snow. R011' lf-C. Thompson. C. Sut- ton. D. Taylor. C. Stoll, M Voss. S. Tatu. Rozz' 2--S. Stock- man, li. Villa. Ii. Stisser. I. XN'hite. C. Vernier, K. Walsh. D Stone. Staff, L. Trabert. Row .3fB. Steele, C. Stone, M. Swan- son, C. Wfagner. V. Stearns, G Thonas, D. Weigel, Cv. YVeir. I. Spence. Camera Shyfj. Stoes- sel, Thomas, R. Stalker. Roar I-eD. Heim. M. Heigl. AI. Gishler. Greiner. Rnzz' 2 N. Heim, NI. Kuhnle. D. Heinle. IJ. Hall.J. Greeley. Roux? F. Hew- son. R. Hall. B. Henderson. XY. Henry. lvl. Kralisz. CT. Hall. H. Graham, I.. NYilliams. S. Long. Rust' -I -N. Hodnett. Hart. A. Hitzges. F. Johnson. R. Hayer- stock. R. johnson. D. Hein. F. Grosse. ll. Halsted. Camera Shy -C. Grimmelt, B. Hall. Row I-C. Kcnnf-dy, K. Hu gcnschmidt, K. Kcvnan, H Krcntz, A. Kelley. li. Hicks-lton. Row 2-D. Keel, L. Holt, K. Hill, BI. Lcnncrt, G. Kacxsc, M Joscffcr, B. Keippvr, Karpick. Row .3fH. Kuligofski, K. Kirsch L. Lawler, R. Kric-tcr. R. Linde mann, H. Kalb, K. Kristoff, J Kotcras, C. Janssen. Row I-V. LaScala, P. Lindsay, P. Lanphcar, K. Kohl. Li-ary. A. Marcillc, Lines. Razz' 2' M. Kramer, R. MCCrillis. D. Mathcis. Lecksell. C. Marzo. M. Lcwanski. K. Krugvr, R. McKecvcr, R. Miller. Row .iw- C. Loccy. Rujarzabck, S. Lowll, D. MacPherson, R. Lugsdin, '1'. Miller, B. Lutgcn, T. Trottvr. Row 7-S. Breesc, P. Alf, M. Bin- ncr, S. Bonczar. Row ZWS. Brand, R. Allen, E. Batt, B. Brown. Row 3AC. Bartholomew, R. Bartholomew, S. Bozer. C. Bergerson, H. Bishop, M. Aten, B. Adams, C. Antkowiak. Row .1 -R. Barndollar, R. Amc-dy, R. Bewlay, R. NVirth, D. Beggs, R. Bethin, P. Baum, A. Bannon, D. Bird. Camera ShyAO. Ahearn, J. Beiring. fl F! I Row I--fL. Ivlorcy, Opitz, S. Nolan, Ni. Papkc, I. Phillips, G. Mayo. Row 2-P. Meyer, P. Mcloon, D. Ort, P. Myslinski. XY. Papke, Pcrrott, H. Haas M. Megnin. Row ,5fM. Nevin, D. Postoloff, M. Passmore, R. Pope, P. Pawlow, P. Pfeil, D. Placey, D. Noble, Passehl. Camera Shy-J. Mislin. Row lfH. Faxlangcr, V. Folger, M. Fox. P. Eno. Gerber. Row 2 -lvl, Graham, DD. Garlock, lihrct. D. Doughvr, C. Frieden- bc-rg, D. liss, -I. Garono, M. Groet. Roll' .5 -KI. Finley, F. Gar- lipp, R. Fekvtv, P. Grecnlaw, H. Edmiston. .-X. Iiichbcrg, S. Feiner. Camera Shy L. Dunlap, R. Edwards, A. Ernst, S. Ferrari. ai Row 1'-C. Thompson, CI. Sut- ton, D. Taylor, C. Stoll, M. Voss, S. Tatu. Row .2 -S. Stock- man, li. Villa, ll. Stisscr, L. White, C. Vernier, K. Wlalsh, D. Stone, S. Staff, I.. 'l'rabert. Row .3-V -B. Steele, C. Stone, M. Swan- son, C. Wagner, V. V. Stearns, G. Thomas, D. Weigel, G. XN'cir, I.. Spence. Camera Shy--J. Stoessel, J. Thomas, R. Stalker, Row IYL. Yorkcy, M. YVOaSt, J Young, C. Zwicklc, S. Witter, NV. Wilcocks. Row .Z A-R. Po PP, P. Wischcrath, R. Dccblv, R. Hcngcrcr, V. N'Vhalcy, R. W'il cocks,xI. NVf'st, D. Yates. Row .3 D. Wik, M. Jones, C. VVichlc, J Hines, B. Quackcnbush, H. Zin ter, C. Miner, D. NVhittman, xl Blakeley. Roux I --M. Callahan, I.. Czirsun Nl. Dalton, D. Daiglvr. K Stvplu-ns, A. Dalach. Row 2' R Blucslvin, S. Cofran, I. Clark, M Clary, K. Dunn, B. Colioon, I Daley, I.. llcclcs, I. Cochran Row .3 -D. Cronmiller, IJ. Chip man. 'If Culligan, M. Cliurko I. Clll2ilITlL'I'S, P. Carr, XY. Con rad. T. Clark. Camera Shy - D Cmnt: M. Domagala. Isrft hc cutf'?' , -8 4 .VI .F'ri' ' V. raili- wf 'M I Hero wc go again! I0 grams, Mr, Schmidt. .3-ft Wk , h ' mf' ,' One. two, threc' step. You think you've got troubles! 'K Ca Is this what they call studying? I.0t's try it again! Q51 I-.ll Wi' Stop! Y0u'r0 hurting mc. Nm loo boring! it ' Dear Alma Mater 'li School of white and blue You taught us honor In everything we do ef-'-5'-i '+ 'J , 4 i LI ii qv H: b t, 5 I my oo?-fe--f ,V Q A t.21Qo.ft 9,Qv J 'fggo P Q AR --rx-If xv. xw Dantmo J Raczka X Weiss D lwvclingcr Rott 3 Russell D Mates X Schultz 5 5 L 1 '1 Rau I A. Finley, B. Schmidt, M. Bryan, B. O,Dea. C. Regcr, C. Helffenstein, D. Noble, J. Schultz, G. Ratt 7 M. Fox, S. Hardt, A. Schultz, R, Snow, E. Mayer, B. Baskett, Tulumello, T. Culligan, P. Bonistall Prawel, l.. Bautista, A. Marcillc. Row 3- W'ischerath. Senior High Student Council Co-operating with the faculty, our student council helps to govern and im- prove XVilliamsville High School. Their otticiatinq strength is dependent upon the support of the student body. They organize and finance assembly pro- grams. charter other school organiza- tions, and sponsor an annual dance. This year the theme of the dance was 'WVinter XfVonderland. Members of the student council led the Red Cross Drive, spoke at the memorial services that were held at school and met with other student council organizations. Rowl D Behm C Flynn B Meloon B Mosier Rav, 2 L Bautista B Pomeroy R Voss R MCC allum G Mayer N J Pifcr B Groves R P Sary cr LaPorte be ,A Honor Society Students are selected each year from the Junior and Senior classes for mem- bership in the National Honor Society. whose main purpose is to recognize stu- dents of outstanding scholastic achieve- ment. judgement, character, and lead- ership make up the other basic qualifi- cations needed for entering. At a spe- cial assembly program each year the in- ductees to be honored are formally re- ceived into the society. Throughout the year the organization serves the school by ushering at various school functions and holding a reception in December for alumni of the past three years. Student Council Officers Row 1fS. Prawel, Sec.g A. Schultz, V. Pres. Row 2-Ii. Bonistall, 'l'reas.g R. Snow, Pres. A close race between candidates high- lighted both the junior and senior high student council elections held last Sep- tember. Every student cast his vote in an authentic election booth. The re- maining officers were elected by the Student Council representatives. Junior High Student Council Row ISR. Lee, L. Raimy, M. Keller, C. Giboney, J W'eisbeck. Row 2-T. Nailos, L. Hemink, T. Guthrie, M. Christman, KI. Marcille, B. Hoth, S. Caldwell, G. Ran- som, P. Healey. Row 3-L. Kent, W. Miller, R. Stayoch, - at 27 Row I-S. Caldwell, Sec.g J. Marcille, Pres. Row 2fB. Hoth, V. Pres.g M. Christman, Treas. A democratic form of student govern- ment is maintained by the junior high Student Council. This year a plan was devised recommending types of dress to be worn at school and extracurricular activities. K. Helffenstein, B. Dantino, B. Green, L. Stutzman, H. Allen, D.Jones, B. Glechner, G. Helffenstein, G. Steffen B. Miller, A. Wehrung, D. Wenham, S. Beiler. 2 ,A 1 Row 7 C Mastin D Harmel Deth C Young L Schramm, A. Weiss,-I. Raczka, D. Faxlanger, B. Pierce Brown Rou. 2 G Beck Hale Y Pecqueur KI Mac R McCallum,j. Koehn, D. Clemons, K. Levin, Holt Vittle B Mosier Row3 M Glboney K Kelleher D B M1l1er,N. Dantino. Searchlight General Staff Many people were necessary for the production and circulation of our year- book. The 'iSearchlight', general staff included the many seniors who sold subscriptions and accumulated much information that was needed for the completion and success of our project. Junior editors selected from the eleventh grade, were conditioned for next yearls work. Jr. High Billboard Staff Row 7-M. W'right, S. Newell, W win, B. Merriam, L. Osterman, J Wincenc,J. Locey. Row 34P. Clark J. Murray, L. Lapp, C. Simmonds B. Durfy. Baum. Row 2-B. Lawrence,-I. Sher- Billboard Editors This year the Billboard,' was the product of a senior journalism class. Starting off the year with a completely new editorial staff, problems were en- countered and overcome in swift suc- cession. Gathering information, handing in valid and satisfactory COPY, and meeting deadlines, helped the junior reporters prepare for work as next yearis editors. Not only have new features been added but the size of the paper has in- creased. The junior high had their own special section and reporters. 3 Row 7-G. Beck, N. Dantino. Row 2-B. Mosier, Pifer, M. Giboney as 'Y AW' L. Brown, D. Behm. Row 3-P. McPhillips, B. Miller, Koehn, J Raczka, Morgan, C. Young, C. Mastin, D. Harmel. 43, . Y X TALQ, XY ev S xoss.. 9 . X O Jbui- Billboard General Staff M.. St... Row 7-D. Schultz, S. Sanders, P. Wischerath, R. Popp Row 24C. Hall, Holt, B. McDonald, K. Hill, P Meyer. Row 3-S. Bancroft, C. Taton, B. Maylott, S Clark, K. Dunn, B. Keipper, C. Zwickel, A. Marcille, B. O'Dea, K. Kentzel, D. Prechtl, Y. Pecqueur, E Schierstein. Row 4-J. MacVittie, Schoch, M. Dalton M. Fox, M. Schulenberg, B. Brown, C. Reger K. Hugenschmidt, N. Fessard, P. Lindsay, J. Deth J. Hale, Olsen. Row 5-M. Lindow, D. Schramm D. Faxlanger, P. Varnell, R. McCallum, B. Pierce, R Voss, L. Filer, A. Kraatz, G. Maurer, K. Larter, C Janssen. Q . . Row Ifl.. Lewis, E. Schicrstein, C. Flynn, L. Bautista. Row2 D. Schramm, Olsen, Hale, Mrs. Kercheval. Row 3-R Lewis, E. Bradley, B. Roach, C. Fischer, Masalona, S. Prawel. W. C. S. News Staff Under the able supervision of Mrs. Kercheval one of the senior journalism classes assumed the responsi- bility of the Williamsville News which appeared in the Amherst Bee weekly. Each student took his turn as re- porter and editor while learning the fundamentals of newspaper writing. Into this column went the news of our school, informing the community of all important events. li. Bradley, Mr. Stein, B. Mosier, M. Giboney. P. Varnell, Ed., Mr. Glowinski, Advisor. 'II ' h ' WI O f e Wlsp The publication of the Will o' the Wisp includes works of prose and poetry by members of the student body. The talents of the students are encouraged and stimulated by having a representative selection from all grades. This literary edition appears annually. Quill and Scroll This honorary organization gives recognition to students who do superior work on the school publica- tions and foster interest in journalism. To merit this award, candidates for Quill and Scroll must stand in the upper third section of their class in general scholastic achievement, be at least a junior, and they must be outstanding in journalism of literary endeavor. 1:17 lZI7x M t Lt ff 4 g. . is y -A-if j 2 V41 . 1 . Q- f . r , -V x . if B ' i mg y Q X M l - ,. 1 UQ 4 -,-...gs Des and derrlla. 1 Natalie, Prince Charming and Cin- Ulla and Des, our exchange students. Row I -N. W'atkins, D. Troyer, lieth. D. Scherer, G. Maurer, IC. Bradley, L. Bautista, C. Flynn, D. Behm, D. Harmel, P. Lindsay, P. Alf. Row 2-B. Mosier, D. Prechtl, B. Keipper, K. Dunn, M. Giboney, B. Miller, J. Holt, P. Wlischerath, R. Popp, S. Stocker, C. Mastin, J. tino, Olsen. S. Cofran, C. Taton, G. Beck. Row JiL. Brown, A. F, S. finalists: A. lN'1arcille, D. Macpherson, P. Lindsay. S. Cla rk A. F. S. The student committee of the American Field Ser- vice was forrned to promote this program in our school. All money raised is presented to the adult treasury to sponsor foreign students. To obtain funds the committee sponsors the Cin- derella Ball each year at Thanksgiving time. Natalie Watkins and Des Bautista were crowned queen and king. In February a Nickel Nite Carnival was the auspi- cious entertainment produced by the committee to swell the treasury. Our exchange student this year was Desi Bautista from the Philippines. Morgan, A. YN'eiss,tI. Koehn, T. Clark, R. Longul. Pifer B, Pierce, R. Voss, D. Faxlanger. T. Culligan, R. Lewis Row 4--S. Sanders, M. Kipphut, K. Larter, P. Buch- holtz, A. Marcille, BI. Greeley, M. Megnin, S. Clark, Garono, D. Schramm, L. Filer, li. Schierstein, N. Dan- i Razz' I -N. Hilcocks, P. McPliillips. L. Yorkey, Nl. Megnin, li. Eccles, G. Maurer, I.. White, V. Crapsi, M. Callahan H. lviosier, B. lfllrich, M. Davis, M. W' Garono, S. Wahl, S. Dodds, M. Dalton, S. Hyde, S. Bozer, D. Prechtl, M. Giboney C. Vernier, S. Quackenbusli, Blakely , lvl. Fox. Razz' 2 Y A. Marcille, ick, B. Keipper, S. Brand, Cofran. Row .if-K. Dunn, E. , B. Miller, IZ. Schicrstein. B. K. Hill. Row -J f-D. Schultz O'Dea, l'. Buchholtz. K. Larter, Daly, , , P. Varnell, D. Littlefield, B. Pierce, R. Long, T. Culligan, R. Miller. S. Schramm, S. Hunt, Ni. Clarey. The Russian dinner. A Christmas party with a tradi- tional pinata and the annual spring dinner, consisting of Span- ish fare highlighted this year,s program for Spanish Club. At the monthly evening meetings mem- lmers enjoyed movies and speakers. Kramer. A. Oakley, A. Blakely, M. . 3 S. Graf. K. French Club All students desiring the opportunity to use their language skills informally, helong to the French Cluh. Meetings are held once a month when fun, enter- tainment, and refreshments are en- joyed. The annual dinner was presented in May' with French foods featured on the menu. NB Spanish Club Razz' I CZ. Kennedy, V. Kohlt-pp. S. Dodds. N. lfessartl. Rott' 2-Y Krueger. R. Popp. P. Fulton. K. Larter, C. Hall, Nl. Finley. Row .3 li. Klein, R. Lambright, R. Lewis. G. Banon. D. Littlefield, Lawrence, Czerrnerys, Ritter. 3 t , 1. L N 3 5 I 52. r E' Row 7-C. Burnham, D. Renwick, W. Bruehl, N. Baumgardner, J. Alaimo, L. Bryant, K. Martin, A. Scrimgeour Row2 Loce C Dickson Thrun S . y, . , , . Berre, S. Kilbury, R. Friedenberg, G. Precore, S. Carney, P. Dalton, L. Lapp, K. Kraatz, E. Rosenquist, H. Allan. Row 3-W. Flegel, K. McAdams, J. Baskett. D. Tuch, S. Caldwell, D. Jones, Kornfield, G. Gron- ning, B. Gleckner, K. Sheedy, T. Keller, S. Perrott, S. Griifenhagen, B. Hills. Row 4-C. Simmonds, M. Wright, Wincenc, V. Stehle, Lansing, I. Kornfield, R. Zoller, W. Gishler, D. Drabeck, C. Hamilton, C. Giboney, P. Clark, J. Murray, S. Beiler. Mr. Kirchmeycr. A budding organization which made great strides this year was the Junior High Drama Club. Working diligently and with keen interest to make their produc- tions worthwhile, the club produced The Haunted Tearoomn and Whispering Roornf, Both efforts met with considerable success. Some of the members par- ticipated in the musical, The King and If, Mr. Kirchrneyer as faculty adviser has given the members a vast amount of valuable theater experi- ence and knowledge which will help them in years to come. i'Oh, what a dreadful nightli, Junior High Drama Club . . . from Wfhe Haunted Tearoomf' Row 7-D. Clemons, B. Lees, B. Henderson, C. Young, A. Weiss. M. Groet. Row 2kL. Bautista, F. Hahn, R. Lohr, Morgan. Row 3-ij. Nlasalona. B. Henning, D. Mates, F. Hyatt, SI. Czermerys. Girls' Junior H I-Y 'l'he girls from the ,junior high Boys' Senior HI-Y The senior hoys' HiY endeayors to create, maintain. and expend through- out the home, school. and community a high standard of Christian character. During the Course of this year the hoys worked diligently on seryieeahle community projects, enjoyed inspiring guest speakers. yaried films. splash par- ties, and organized fun with the HiY groups from schools in surrounding Communities. ln March the eluh spon- sored their own danee in the sehool cafeteria. i have their own aetiye HiY or- ganization. The memhers scored a tremendous success with the Scoteh llop they held this winter for the pleasure of all junior high students. An attractive decor with Scottish motif added zest to the affair. At Christmas time they had a party for their own members and tnost rewarding of all, they , thoughtfully prepared a basket and surprised a needy family with its contents, a lmotnitiftil Christ- mas dinner. Q00 Girls' Senior HI-Y This busy organization gives the girls of the senior high an op- portunity to meet and participate in interesting activities with sim- ilar organizations in other schools. The group enjoyed many gay so- cial events and worked together on various service projects. Dur- ing the past year the girls took part in field trips, enjoyed hear- ing guest speakers, and organized their annual picnic to complete their program. V .A Row 7fP. McPhillips, G. Beck, B. Miller, S. Graf, Holt, G. Beimler, L. Filer, K. Kelleher, K. Bergman, N. Dantino, L. O'Connell, L. Morey, P. Alf. Row 2-N. Watkins, P. Lindsay, M. Voss, M. Hickelton, K. Papke, Garono P Stutzman S Bozer B Ruddle E Nelson V Fol er B Mosier K Hu en . , . , . , . , . g , . , . g - schmidt, Deth. Row 3-M. Ritter, S. Long, G. Folster, S. Gulisano, R. Lewis, E. Schierstein, Olsen, H. Kuhnle, M. Steurnagel, S. Ullrich, Harter, A Kennedy, G. Pope. Row 4-C. Hall, M. Kramer, K. VValsh, M. Lindow, D Schramm, K. Levin, G. Thomas, L. Spence, K. Kreuger, P. Wischerath, P Meyer, L. Holt, C. Zwickel. Boys' Junior Hl-Y The seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys patterned their HiY program after the senior HiY boys' club. They spent the year learning the objectives of the or- ganization and performing pro- jects for the betterment of our community. The social highlight of their program was a Splash Party held at the high school. a G5 Choraleers The Choraleers are il select group of singers from the senior high. They were organized to give the students the op- portunity to sing more diflicult inusic. The Choraleers have sung on televi- sion, performed before the Rotary Club, sung for the students, participated in Annual Education Wleek, entered the spring music festival, prepared a choral concert, and sung for graduation. 46 Senior High Band Row 7-A. Marcille. T. Clark, B. O'Dea, D. Keel. S. Benson, M. Davis, J. Malugen, I. Spencer, P. Domster. Row 2-I. Brese. A. jaworski, Tylor, P. Hohensee, R. Bush, S. Hardt, Gordon. Row 3- -A. Duncan, E. Stisscr, P. Daniels, J. Brese, R. Daniels, A. Eichberg, P. Paulow, C. Price, M, Jones, li. Anderson, D. Moffett, R. Amedy. Row -iw Mr. Greatwood, S. Champney, B. Schutt, J. Koteras, C. Fraiser. D. Martin, S. Ferrari. A. Kraatz, D. Postuloff, N. Hodnett, K. Louis, P. Greenlaw, P. Hawkins, R. Green. Three times each week the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students who qualified for the Concert Band rehearsed in the school auditorium under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Greatwood. The band entertained in the elementary schools and in May competed in the Annual Festival held in the Barker School this year. Row I S. Clark. H0102 -P. Eno, B. Brown, A. Ritchie, M. Schulenbtiy, M Gihoney, T. Groves, AI. Greeley, M. Callahan, B. Schutt. Mr. Stoll. Rau 3 P McPhillips, C. Zwickel. li. Hyde,j. Bohnhoff, Culanssen. S. Prziwel, C. Thomp son, P. Hawkins. Rau' -I fM. Ritter,j. Lecksell, K. Levin, B. Baskett. B. Grox es B. Steele. Row 5-sl. Hoffarth, D. Faxlanger, D. Bird. R. Voss, QI. Koehn lN Hodnett. D. Macpherson. Row 7-Mr. Stoll, M. Callahan, N. Fessard, M. Hickelton, Brown, J. Holt, D. Franke, J. Lecksell, K. Walsh, D. B. Walters, P. Eno, P. McPhillips, G. Beck, T. Wigham, Gordon, V. Whaley, K. Levin, C. Fischer, L. Filer,J. Bohn- M. Weast, T. Groves, L. Baumgardner, P. Lindsay, H. hoff, C. Janssen, B. Adams, M. Lewanski, J. Perrott, K. Faxlanger, M. Dalton, J. Lawton, P. Alf, N. Watkins. Hill, M. Giboney, L. Fatta. Row 4-H. Shaw, J. Morgan, Row 2-B. Brown, S. Symor, M. Schulenberg, S. Knicker- T. Gregory, D. Chipman, L. Gordon, D. Clemons, bocher, C. Sutton, Y. Pecqueur, E. Hyde, S. Clark, K. Koehn, D. Faxlanger, R. Lugsdin, B. Steele, H. Zinter, J. Dunn, W. Rothfus, S. Cofran, M. Ritter, M. Jones, S. Hudson, R. Voss, D. Mac hexson, P. Chamot, D. Bird, G. Prawel, C. Thompson, C. Zwickel, A. Ritchie, J. Young, J. Greeley, R. Popp. Row 3-L. Williams, C. Hall, L. After many auditions a group of senior high boys and girls were selected to form a Senior High Chorus. The high quality of their voices was put to good ad- vantage by their director, Mr. Robert Stoll. The P Kieliszek, J. Hoffarth, C. Young, L. Bautista. Senior High Chorus Senior High Chorus participated in the annual fall and spring music festivals and at Christmas time per- formed in the pageant. Girls' Chorus Row 7-Mr. Stoll, M. Baum, L. Lorenz, M. Voss, G. Smith, L. Carson, L. Huber, S. Hoff- man, S. Groet, P. Lamphear, B. Baskett. Row 2-M. Kuntz, K. Yorkey, B. Keipper, M. Kramer, C. Taber, D. Yates, Jepson, Sutter, M. Wick, D. Hall, K. Papke. Row 3- J. Garono, C. Kelly, Holls, N. Adams, D. Olsen, D. Prechtl, Bulera, W. Rothfus, S. Smith, C. Taton, S. Bonzar. Row 4-S. Hahn, G. Pope, S. Blake, K. Brost, N. Seifert, M. Britain, D. Hubbard, C. Matzo, P. Smith, Ehret, P. Masaloha. M. Heigl, S. Berryman. Mostly for fun but also to improve their ability to sing, a group of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls banded together to form a Girls, Chorus. Under the leadership of Mr. Stoll, the girls rehearsed three times a week and enjoyed every minute of the time. V it .3 . l q N-X Row 7-B. Schutt, S. Ferrari, E. Anderson, T. Clark, A. Marcille, Brese, T. Gregory. Row Zv-KI. Koteras, P. Greenlaw. Senior Dance Band Anyone having a dance may call upon our Dance Band for music. They enjoy playing and are very will- ing to serve. The main object of the band is to give the members as much experience as possible. The rhythms of the band were enjoyed at the American Field Ser- vice Nickel Nite Carnival. Ma iorettes Neither wind, rain, sleet nor snow could stay the school spirit of Billsville's students, playing in the Marching Band. In the stands or on the field during the half-time of football games, this group helped to lead the cheers of the Billies, loyal fans, and inspired our team on to victory. Stepping high to the music of our Marching Band, I. Brese, M. Lewanski, C. Thomas, C. Fischer. 48 the trim majorettes, with batons twirling, entertained the crowds during half-time at home games. Marching Band 24-1 . I At Rehearsal . . . 4 I, ff f . Q- Q UDown, down, down! Q i.:.j,i,-A ' . ,K . 'mv fx sa. - Fx as Q s QS fs SEM ru v 5 . Mic ' in s 1 . -' it at . in fi 'S i .-1. as if X :st r sb 1' ' s wx Feb. 13 and 14. iishauwcd ance on F E: .J g sk The Royal Bangkok Academy. K'This matter does not concern you! XX h o d lil T e Kung an Bravos go to the entire cast and com- pany of the beautiful production of 4'The King and I. This thrilling pres- entation had a truly brilliant, profes- sional polish attributed to the many hours of preparation under the capable and magic hands of Mr. Stoll and Mr. Hemink. The cast was selected at try- outs from the entire student body of the junior and senior high schools. Every- one in the community who had the good fortune to see the musical produc- tion was greatly impressed and the young people are eager for another year so they may be a part ofa similar achievement. NWe Kiss in a Shadow. .1 Q: The death of the King. 49 Junior High Band Double sessions necessitated the formation of a junior high hand. Nlr. Greatwood, as conductor, led the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade musicians through their paces twice a week during school hours. Some of the individual players participated in the spring festival and the entire band played at some assembly programs. The seventh, eighth, and ninth graders are given the advantage to use their abilities in a group under the direction of Mr. Casmir Jeleniewski. The junior high orchestra has performed at the fall and May concerts, both held at our high school. i iii o Junior High Orchestra S llfsi 9th grade girls' 7th, 8th grade girls' 7th, 8th, 9th grade boys' Junior High Choruses There were three divisions in the junior high choral program: the ninth grade girls' Chorus, the all boys' Chorus, and the seventh and eighth grade girls' Chorus. Through the year tht' ninth grade girls performed in the Christmas program and prepared music for the May Festivalg the seventh and eighth grade girls also sang traditional carols in the Christmas program. The boys had a small membership of about twenty in their chorus. All three choruses practiced twice a week under the direction of Mr. Stoll. W X 5 lXJ-- F. T. A. Interested students are Qiven an opportunity to explore and learn more about the teaching profes- sion in the Future Teachers ol .Xnierica Cluli. A newly inziugu- rated facet ol' the cluli is the tcacherette program wherein' students observe teaching meth- ods and help with the presenta- tion oflessons. Rozt' 7-G. Beck. V. Folger. Row 2fB. Brown, M. Schulenberg, R. Popp. C. Zwickel P. Eno. I.. Carson. Row 3-J. Carono. S. Cofran. S. Graf. K. Bergman, K. Krueger A. Sendker,-I. Adrian. S. Gruber. B. U'Dca,xI. Young, K. Hill, Ni. NY:-ast. Mr'. Scliaefer Discussion Club Religion, politics, art, music, the the- ater, and anything controversial are topics debated at the informal meetings 1 of the Discussion Clulm. The meetings '1 are held at the homes of the inembers, Row I-L. Yorkey, L. Bautista. Row 2fL. Filer, R. Lewis, Morgan, M. who enjoy lively evenings of presenting C,ilbOl'16y. M. Graham. C. Janssen. Rau' 3110 Morey, H. Faxlanger. l.. their idcas on lnany Suhjpcts' Brown, M. Lindow, M. Nevin, Ferrari. D. Faxlanger. P. Varnell, R, ' Popp, Mr. Castelli. Senior Science Club The cultivation of skills and talents in preparation for careers and holilzies in science was the primary precept on which the Senior Science Clulm was founded. Initiative and originality were encouraged as a result of having each student work on his own individual project. Row 7-G. Manchestenj, Koehn. Row 2- P. Chamot. B. Pierce, B. Groves. B. Mosier. Mr. Ferrara. Rau- .3 B. Meloon. D. Sawyer, A. Duncan, P. Sarver, R. McCallum. B. lwiiller. Hudson. R. l.aPorte. I.. Tober. A. XVeiss, D. Christman. B. Lees. .fm-qw-f i Stage Crews sr. high Constructing scenery, manipulating large pieces of property, and producing lighting effects are a few of the stage crew's primary tasks. Our musical pro- duction, The King and If' could not have been possible without their aid, for there were sixteen scene changes in the production. Audio-Visual In each class audio-visual equipment is used to make the subject more mean- ingful and interesting. Future growth plans include a motion picture film library for the school. Moreover, the powerful new medium of educational television has many possible implica- tions for our own school system. Row 7-P. Meloon, V. Hales, N. Seifert. Row 2-D. Powell, C. Matheis, L. Ledder, L. Lutgen, L. Gordon. N-1' M. Graham, D. Long, B. Hyatt, C. Locey, Mgr. ir. high R. Bush, P. Chamot, D. Faxlanger, H. Zinter, Mr. Boehm L Winlund. Photography Club To give students a better under- standing of the mechanics of pho- tography and a knowledge of how better pictures can be taken are the major interests of the Photog- raphy Club. Through the pur- chase of new equipment, such as a light meter and the preparation of a dark room, their objectives were attained. The schoolls new polaroid camera proved fascinat- ing to these shutter bugs. Cheerleaders ' S. Dodds, A. Marcille, Schoch. P. XYischt-rath. M. Fox. Maurer. S. Rine. K. Larter, Capt. 2 'fXV-I-L-L-I-A-M-S-X'-I-L-l,-li! So goes the XVil- liatnsville Express cheer. The cheerleaders inspired our boys by leading their fans in encouraging cheers. They also shared with the Varsity Club the work en- tailed in presenting the dances held after the basket- ball garnes. The cheerleaders sold many YVizzie-dols, ' provided a cake for the football banquet and con- ducted the annual fall pep rally. D -Q I , JV M iss M akey Devonshire, M. Bryan, N. Fessard, S. Hintz, D. Bass, Capt.g I. Brese, K. Hugenschmidt. C. Taton. Art Club Row 7-D. Scherer, S. Cochrane, T. Tulumello, D. Banazak, M. Passmore, R. Wilcox, D. Dorr, E. Ogren, G. Balduf, D. Miller, R. Miller, Koteras, B. Barn dollar, R. Gander, Tulumello. Row 2-R. Bewlay, J. Buchner,J. Strapason, R. Lohr,J. Schultz, D. Wiegel, F. Hahn, Raczka, Koehn, L. Tober, Snyder, D Varsity Club Brese, A. Weiss. Row 3hP. Carr, R. Hoverstock, R. LaPorte, Hudson, B. Groves, D. Macpherson, R. Mc- Callum J Ru J Russell I' Bonistall P Steck R. , . pp, . , Q. , . . , Voss, D. Faxlanger. Row -IAJ. Pifer, B. Ernst, R. Hales G. Mayer, B. Miller, B. Pierce, P. Greenlaw, Hart M. Eagan, A. Schultz, D. Jones, C. Hafner, D. Beggs Tl'1C goal Of Iliff Varsity Club is im- athletic field. To qualify for member- PFOVCYTICHI of Sp0FISfY121HShiP thI'0l-'gh' ship in this club one must have a var- out the school, both on and off the gitylener, -Xn Art Club was formed this year to make the school and the community more aware of color, design, and beau- ty. The students had the opportunity to develop their individual interests and to obtain a better understanding of art. The club undertook an ambitious pro- gram starting with decorations for Christmas. Trips to lectures, art shows, and colleges were supplemented with visits by local artists to the club meet- ings. Row 7-L. Morey, M. Kuntz, C. Kennedy, E. Hartmann, M. Privateer. Row Z J. Feuz, K. Wfalsh, K. Dunn. Row 3-P. Steck, T. Rathke, P. Smith, B. Pomeroy B. Keipper. s v Q. t Q s J . c fs, ' X1 - Y ' r . , 2 ,... 'ef t f R Y ill . A 17 9 K S ll Q 'l l f Hill I 5 I RDZI' I' I. Brese. B. Niosier. Schoch. B. lN'Iiller, Olsen. Y. Pecqueur. D. Harmel. Rozzn?-f-B. McDonald. S. Stocker. M. Lindow, Dodds, C. Mastin. S. Prawel, A. Kraatz L. Brown. Hour .5-D. Behm, P. Buchholtz. S. Ullrieh. S. Hunt. N. Pyle. T. Bancrofti C, Flvnn. Interest and active participation are the only re- quirements for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. Most of the seasonal sports such as field hockey, basketball, tennis, volleyball, and baseball were offered to the girls. Teams were formed to com- pete intramurally in each activity. These sports were held after school. Under the point system, girls who had qualified for their letters were honored at the banquet in the spring. I 1 1 ' f 4 ! . , , 3 - ,gf ,cg A -X ...L . f' if-7 '1 7 ,gl ff Q ! 0 I 5 1 if -3 -fr 1-fi' x ,W e - Pj Q I f L X G. A. A. . ' .ally I Miss lfichenger Junior Rott' lfK. Dunn, lvfxloseffer, C. Hall, B. Keipper, R. Al- len, L. Holt. Row 2 Garono, ll. Nelson, M. Fox. M. Callahan, M. Dal- ton. K, Hugen- Schmidt, Young. Row .3-B. Cohoon, P. Oakley, S. No- lan, P. Wischerath. A. Marcille, L. Ec- cles, RI. Iwiegnin, S. Sanders, H. Gra- ham, NI. Kramer. Row JfP. Meyer, S. Bozer, C. Jans- sen, K. Krueger, S. l einer,xI. Finley. K. Walsh, NI. Le- wanski, S. Staff, D. Schultz, NI. Clarey. K. XValsh, S. Sanders. M. Fox. M. Lindow. C. Blue-stein. A G.A.A. Council was newly formed this year, consisting of nine girls from the senior high. Acting as the steering committee, they organized the annual G.A.A. dance and climaxed the year's activities with a banquet. Sophomore Row I-C. Taton, B. Martin, S. Schocnfeld, P. Rane, BI. Holls, S. Brehm. Row Zaj. Murphy, M. Hickelton, I.. Baumgardner, C. Nevinger, C. Bluestcin, S. Hardt, N. Fessard, T. Noell, V. Crapsi. Row 3'-S. Hahn, A. G. A. A. Council C. Flynn, A. Kraatz. P. Smith, N. Fessard, Miss Barrett. Kentzcl, B. Ullrich, S. Hintz, K. Roetzer, D. Fulton Row J--G. Pope, D. Prechtl, S. Bain, S. McFarland, M Kipphut, K. Hine, A. Finley, B. Hauck, P. Smith, S Benson, Devonshire, Kelly, M. Bryan, Jepson, B. Maylott, K. Allen, K. 1 'I 1 . -Y f . ov- -1 f I -.1 j 3 ! 3 Z, , Q i , . x W f L ' - ' ' i I 7 t I X q ,K S' U i X 4 . A .. f ' A 1 Girls' Bowling For a total of twenty weeks in the winter, girls are given the opportunity to form leagues and to bowl competitively. Honor teams are chosen from the bowlers showing the IHOSI skill. Row I----D. Schultz, M. Lewanski, K. Walsh, S. Daly, S. Staff, XY. XVinGf-ld. S. Ullrich. Row 2 I.. Eccles, S. Bain, P. Rane B. lNlartin, S. Sehoenfeld, Holls, N. Adams. Row .3-A. Kraatz, M. Lindow. S. Dodds,-I. Schoch, L. Baumgardner, S. Hardt, G. Nevinger. N. Binner, Gerber. Row 1fT. Noell,j. Murphy, I. Brest-, A. Kelly, G. Kelly, D. Fulton, K. Roetzer, YVitter, N. Fessard. Young, M. Hickelton. Razz' .5---B. Keipper, K. Dunn, L. Holt, B. Maylott. G. Pope, S. Nolan, D. Prechtl, M. Kramer, E. Nelson. S. Hahn. K. Kentzel. Row 6- M. Megnin, Y. Peequeur. P. Domster, P. Buchholtz, B. McDonald, S. Stocker, D. Behm, H. Graham, S. Sanders, P. a Oakley, P. xN7lSCl'lCl'i1Il'I. Row 7fN. Seifert, K. Larter, S. Mc- Farland, C. Lutgen. M. Kipphut, A. Finley, B. Hauck, P, Smith, S. Hunt, N. Pyle, M. Wlinehester. Junior High G. A. A. fi ,. E v A 1 ' l -1' if QQ Q Executive Board Row 7-C. Tuyn. Sec., M. Schaeffer, Pres., lj. Maurer, V. Pres. Row ZQB. Feger, Treas.g S. Flynn, 9th Grade Rep.g C. Champney, 8th Grade Rep., B. Spinner, 7th Grade Rep. Many seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls par- ticipated in the activities offered before the start of their school session. ln the autumn the girls played field hockey, during the early winter there was bowl- ing, and later basketball was offered. Volleyball was on the spring sports agenda. At the consummation of the yearls schedule, a banquet was given awarding those who had the best records in certain sports and the girl highest in bowling. rf f, J. Finley, K. Walsh, C. Janssen, R. Allen, E. Batt, C. Flynn, L. Ledder. Girls for the various honor teams are chosen by Miss Eichen- ger and Miss Barrett for their skill, leadership, sportsmanship, and character. Representing the best parts of the Girls' Athletic Association, these teams partici- pate in interscholastic competition with area schools. This year the field hockey team won two, lost three, and tied two of their games. Other sports for which honor teams are selected are basketball and volleyball. Basketball Honor Team I9 F' ld 1 Hockey r r Honor Team Second Field Hockey Row 7 Tylor K Allen B Cohoon Row 2 Opltz C Wyatt A Finley S Femer S Mc Farland Honor Team Second Basketball Honor Team no Row 7-J. Tylor, L. Ledder, M. Fox, S. Hintz Dantino, C. Mastin, A. Marcille, R. Allen, C. K. Walsh. M. Callahan, N. Fessard, L. Baumgardner, M. Hickelton, K. Hugenschmidt, L. Trabert, S. Schoen- feld, KI. Opitz, C. Zwickel, S. Bain, C. Wyatt, K. Krueger. 59 Bass. Row 2-J. Lines, S. Prawel, S. Stocker, Juniors Row lij. Garono, S. Sanders, M. Megnin, A. Marcille. Razz' 2-G. Kaese, B. Keipper, M. VVeast. Row 3- C. Friedenberg, D. Schultz. S. Staff, K. Hill. Q 'S 0 EX l l Miss Barrett Aquatic Club To qualify for membership in the Aquatic Club one must be better than an average swimmer and have the abil- ity to perform basic feats. Each year the group presents a beau- case for the stunts the girls have created and gives them opportunity to display their prowess as synchronized swim- mers. This year's show, A Seaview of Disneyland. was exceptionally well tiful water show that serves as a show- clone. Row 7-M Kipphut P Yardley S Benson -I Devonshire B Martin Rou'2iD Bass sophomores S. Schoenfield, P. Rane! M. Byy5n,'K. Auerl, K. Roetzcr, iv. 'Fessard,lI.. Baumgakdnerj T. Noell, S. Hardt, C. Bluestein, S. Hmtz, M. Stengler. pf 'es P. Yardley, S. Stocker, S. Prawel, N. Fessard, M. Bryan, Devonshire. r 411.4 4. Seniors .. 5 N. , ,, X S. Hunt, P. Buchholtz, T. Bancroft, S. Rine, S. Prawel, S. Stocker. id O of' 626 S I Sally. . . Gbqxy ' ' -fe 'ix 6 QQ ev fe! o Q20 40 Q9 x-0 QB Z!!! 990' ,....-'Q N,,.. af' . ' F3545- Az' NL s A Vs' K. aff, 'V ' , x v-JN PI? 'i Q ' if S ,pn-nn, . ,Q Q1 I. xx! 11 !,Zm'4 You taught us to play the game, to fight and for you. Wln L'-SVIL LE SPEUAL ,...-. ,l ,,1.-- -1nB- ,ff J f ZR X-5... '25 I4 Varsity Football-Row I: Dick Dorr, Ronnie Miller, Dave Taylor, Dick Banaszak. Row 2: Bill Groves, Eric Ogren, Ernie Bonistall and George Mayer fco-captainsj, Fred Bongiovanni, Jerry Raczka, Mr. Robert Schnirel fassistant coachj. Row 3: Mr. Lou Martini fcoachj, Ronnie Bluestein, Ted Tulumello, Frank Hewson, Doug Miller, Alan Eickberg, George Balduff, Joe Tulumello, Leeds Baxter, Dave Everett, Pete Greenlaw Ctrainerl. Row 4: Sid Lovell, Mike Swanson, Art Helfen- stein, Al Schultz, Mike Egan, Carl Ernst, Bill Miller, Nick Hodnett, Charlie Miner, Tom Clark, Dave MacPherson. Seniors-Varsity FootballWRow 7: Fred Bongiovanni, jerry Raczka, Erie Ogren, Dick Dorr, Bill Groves. Row 2: Carl Ernst, George Mayer, Bill Miller, Al Schultz, Mike Egan, Ernie Bonistall, Dick Banaszak. 5 i I 4 ., ,:,,,,, W t B 64 Billies Best in Twenty Years The Wlilliamsville gridders finished only second in league competition this year, but in many other re- spects the team found themselves on the very top of the list. Despite a 3-l-3 record, many statements have been made to the effect that this team was the most admirable that the school has ever seen in over 20 years. Proving themselves in the true YVilliamsville Hget up and fight tradition on the field and in gentlemanly manner off it, this group stood out as an asset to both the school and the community. The team's wins were performed against over- whelming odds, as the Billies suffered from many in- juries as well as lack of depth. The gridders began the season with only 27 men and were fortunate that only one, senior Bill Miller, was lost for the season through injury. The football critics had our boys picked as their unanimous choice for last place, like most Billies, we proved them wrong. The team downed its first three league opponents by decisive margins, then went on to tie YVest Seneca in a grueling contest in which the Billies, outmanned 4-l, gave up 13 points in the second half, destroying their 13-0 first half lead. Next, the Billies outplayed league champions Hamburg de- cisively, only to find themselves on the wrong end of a 20-14 score. The team then, having lost many players due to injury, battled rival Cleveland Hill to a 6-6 tie. A Highlights of the season were a 0-0 tie in a non- league contest with Lancaster and a 19-O win over Amherst. The team was unscored on entering the fifth game with the exception of a Huke by Orchard Park. Team standouts were: all-W.N.Y. end, Captain George Mayer, and All-Star quarterback Ernie Boni- stall Cco-captainj and guard Gerry Raczka fnamed by many sports writers the best blocker in E.C.I.C.D. After considering everything, we must say that the Billies had an excellent season. The school may look forward to another winning season next year with three starting linemen: guard Ron Miller, tackle Sid Lovell, and center Bert Ernst, and two starting backs: fullback Tom Clark and half- back Dave Macpherson returning with lettermen Joe and Ted Tulumello and a fine group of other ball players. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD Williamsville 0-Frontier Williamsville 7-Orchard Park Williamsville- 0-Lancaster Williamsville- 0-Amherst Williamsville- 13-West Seneca Williamsville- 20-Hamburg Williamsville- 6-Cleveland Hill Eric Ogren rounding corner at Hamburg After the hand-off CBonistall-MacPhersonJ against West Seneca. Mike Eagan kicking extra point against Hamburg. We Junior Varsity Football--hollam. Ron' 7: Dave Nlartin, Rick YVOhl, Carl Decina, Mike- Donohoe. Fd Althiede. Rav Stadler. Row 2: john Snyder. Hienrick Fisher. Dan XYittman, D. Schoenle, B. Ottxl. Petrison, Row 3: T. Dietch. Carl Nl2iZ1llS. Roger Hales. lvlike Folster, Gary Nichols. Rozz' bl: lion llberl. Howard Hazel. Jamie Huber. Phil Guilisano. lan fvlcljherson, Charles Castelli and Frank Polino Ccoachesl. f Billikins Show Promise In high school, junior Varsity and Freshman teams exist expressly for the purpose of developing young athletes. This year, in the Capable hands of coaches Charles Castelli and Don Averill, our boys came forth with a very commendable performance. Although their season's records in the win-loss column were not as good as they might have been, the teams were, as a whole, made up ofa fine group of vounq men, around many of whom the Yarsities of the next few years will Center. Freshman Footballfboltom, Hou' I: jack Seacress, John Cornelson, Clayton Smith, Wayne Poesail, Kenny Hawkins, Bob XX'hitman. jon Schultz, jeff Greil, Milliard 'l'r0yer, Doug Mcflonkney, Bob Ferrari. Bob Goodwill. Raw .23 Jerry Hulk, Tom Nailos, Tom Bomb, Tom Bird. Tom Brown, John Lovelcat. Bill Bancroft. Tom Brant, lid Hengerer, Mike lino, Mr. Averill Ccoaehj. Row .5: Larry Tocher, Larry Daberman, 'l'om Harris, Mike Hopcliia, ,john liinbre, Gorde Hate. Jim LaCore, Peter Baringer. Andy Alston. Chuck Hino, Bob Beninger. Row Al: K. Beckwith, Dan Kelleher, 'ferry Stornelli Ceo-Captainj, Frank Burner, Mike Kaiser, Witt Montts. Jim Chamot, 'l'om Janis, Tom Bitterman, Dave Greenlow Qco-eaptainj, Mike Morloek fmanagerj. Camera Shy: Bink Hoth, P. Bono, Paul Brenton. Paul Crapsi, Louie Angelo, Chris Lewis. 66 Cross Country-botlom, Row 7: R. Sander, Geib. Row 2: H. Schulenburg, H. Schierstein, Mr. Sehoelles R. Sherwood. Fessard. Row 3: E. Stisser, K. Kris- toff,jon Schultz, R. LaPorte, D. Hartman,j. Koehn, L. Rictor. 1 Harriers Place First in Sectionals XVith a league record of Five wins and only one de- feat, the cross-country team finished second in Divi- sion One and won the Section Six Class AA meet. Greatly hampered by the loss of senior Dick Hartman through an early injury, our boys overcame their handicap and came through in winning fashion, with seniors Ron LaPorte and Jim Koehn leading the ample supply of underclassmen to a definitely suc- cessful season. Although this year sees the loss of three valuable runners, it is a certainty that the hard-work- ing younger men will develop satisfactorily. ', ,.,-f ..- ,L . ., ,.- 3 F Q' uv 'U' . ahh J. Koehn and D. Hartman at Hnish line. Er 5 H In Co-captains-lim Koehn Clqftl and Dick Hartman Crzghlj look over some records with Coach Schoelles. Wfilliamsvillef W'illiamsvi1le4 Y'Vi1liarnsville XVilliamsvi1le YVilliamsville Wlilliamsville XYilliamsville Wlilliamsville 47 24 29 43 32 33 '- 28f 29 Cleveland Hill Hamburg XfVest Seneca Frontier Amherst Orchard Park Hamburg Hamburg 67 ' ' xxx v.. 1- N v 'ifVH9f'Z' a -9. Qi Varsity Soccer- -Ii'nee1z'ng.' Mr. Cassidy fcoachb, john Koteras. Pete Carr. jim Brese. Rick Lohr. Rick Bewlay. Gary Weir, Bob Barndollar, Al XX eiss, Larry 'l'ober. Stana'z'r1g.' Joe Strapason, Dave Faxlanger Cmanagerj, Steve Cochrane, Don Sawyer, Don Bird. Dave Weigel, John Buscher, Chick VVagner, Skip Hoverstockulay Buchner, Dave Raimy, Frank Hahn, Russ McCallum. Fred johnson. Lee Hudson. John Hart, Dave Beggs. Booters Ta ke Trophy Behind the steady play of defenseman Dave Weigel and high scorer Andy lxloorehead, the soccer team I 1 . SCORES this year had a fairly successful season. Although their lvllhamsvlllc X Opponents 3-6-3 record is not outstanding, it was suflicient to 0, 1' ' ' ll, 3s Amhcrst capture the AA trophy from Maryvale. The team 6' O' t' 6' O-Marlvllalc faltered during the early part of the season, improved 2' 2' ' ' 7' 2- Frontier steadily, then Hnished with an unexpected tie and 8' 9' 'A 4 Cinwanfla two decisive wins, only to he jarred by a humiliating 0' 2' ' ' U' ICN' Collins 0, 2. . . .... 4. 12-Holland defeat. Nevertheless, with only three players gradu- ating, an excellent winning season is anticipated next year. Junior Varsity Soccer-'-li'111'f!1rzg.' Paul Daniels, Jim Brian, Mr. Cassidy Qcoachj, Ken Daigler. 'fed Sawyer. Standing: Frank Penna, Jim Lewanski, Bob Green, jan Knicker- bocker, Alan Wforden, john Hallands. Dale XN'atson, Camera Sliv: George Fraser. fi 1 Cassidy. SS' A 68 Co-captains Andy Moorehead Clfflb and Dave Beggs discuss a far-fetched play with Coach L. .i. 1 I i e ,Xa fi., V ,....ff K 'x,x,z' Grapplers Triumph Again The Williamsville wrestling team, having lost but three times in the last four years, continued along these Q I ' I 3 5 winning lines and added no losses to their outstanding record. Undefeated Bert Ernst, Ron Wilcocks, and Dan Brown backed the group. Our boys umopped up Division I, and lost the sectionals to Kenmore by W ' C one point. V, 1 fs, .- s if hx' A' - 1 f L, it , m-4 I Captain D. Dorr Uqfll and co-captain P. Steck hold Di- vision I, AAA trophy. A C - . I I Coach Endres and his assistant Coach Conk. WRESTLING RECORD . Williamsville Opponents 36, 28 .,... 15, 16-Hamburg 5 gg 24, 25 ..... 21, 24-Orchard Park f- 38 ..... 16, 7-West Seneca . 24 ,.... 12, 18-Kenmore fl 23 ..... 21, 17-Amherst 39 ..... 5, ll-Cleveland Hill ' 45 .,... 19, 3-Frontier Wrestling position-Paul Steck and Dick Dorr. Row 7: Bob McKeever, Doug Miller, Ron Miller, Carl Ernst, Bert Ernst, Ross Hales,-Ioe Tulumello, Dennis Eberl, Ron Wilcocks. Raw 2: Ken Hawkins, Gary Wier, Ted Sawyer, Tony Bannon, Ed Althiede, Mike Donohoe, john McKeever, Lee Lyons, Bill Papke, Dan Wittman, Ron Blucstein, Charlie Miner, Dave Wiegel, Ron F ekete, Ted Tulumello, john Snyder. : le' ,e 2 X i r ff it wi. 1, . at Q. if Zi ,S , 1 t i -1 if A X N4 Varsity Basketball Standzng Peter Greenlau George Mayer, Bill Miller, Bentley Pierce, Mike Fagan ohn Hart Dave Beggs Daw bmall I my Bonistall, Leeds Baxter. Kneeling: Walter VVilcox, Mike Passmore Bill Groves Denny Robinson Fred Bongiovanni, Dick Banaszak. Cagemen Capture Crown Referring to this year's basketball season as other than successful would be sheer misrepresentation. Our boys went the entire season with only one defeat and. in one of the most dramatic contests in Wlilliamsville history, took the championship of ECIC Division I. The Billies ran through the first part of the season with all decisive wins, Tri-Captains George Nfayer, Ernie Bonistall, and Dick Banaszak leading the way. A tight race prevailed for first place among ourselves. Cleveland Hill, and arch rival Amherst. Then, with Cleveland Hill defeating Amherst, we beat the former and took the lead. However, about mid-season, we met Amherst on their court and lost a heartbreaker 51-48, tying the three teams for first place. Then Amherst defeated Cleveland Hill and we continued the season with one loss each, right down to the last game, which presented a storybook ending for a sensational season. It was a home game, and the gym was packed. The tickets had been sold out two days in advance, Every- Senior Varsity Basketball-Dick Banaszak, Bill Groves, Mike Egan, Ernie Bonistall, Bill Miller, Bentley Pierce, George Mayer, Fred Bongioyanni. thing, the championship and the rivalry, was riding on this game. The atmosphere was tense as Amherst scored the first goal, the gym was filled with a deaf- ening roar which did not subdue until long after the close of the game. Amherst went ahead early in the Hrst period, and remained there until the last. Banaszalis steady, con- sistent liall handling along with the tremendous re- bounding of Mayer kept us in the game. Then, in the most thrilling moments, high-flying Bonistall hit on three successive drives, drew a few fouls, and it was anyone's ball game. NVith Mayeris scoring and the free throws of Bentley Pierce we went ahead to win 51-49. W'ith one foot in the aud,', the crown was ours! XVith over half our boys graduating, prospects for next year do not seem particularly bright, hut one thing is certain: win or lose, our team will have all of the scrap,, and fight associated with Williamsville sports. Tri-captains E. Bonistall, G. Mayer, and D. Banaszak look over the prospects of the next game with Coach Tuzzolino. VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD XVi1liamsvi11e Opponents 53, 69 ..... 42, 31fMaryyale 62, 74 ..,. .37, 52fHamhurg 60, 57 ..... 27, 32f'fOrchard Park 69, 57 .,.., 26, 48YlVest Seneca 72, 88 .,.,. 58, 41-Frontier 66, 64 .... .58, 59-Cleveland Hill 48, 51 .,.,. 51, 49-Amherst 57 ...,.... 35 fNeumann 54. . . . . .33fN. Tonawanda' 51 .,...... 49f-Kenmore' ' Section 6 AAA playoff games, George Mayer making shambles of North Ton- awanda in play-off game. asm.. ,- G. Mayer and B. Pierce scramble for ball with Amherst player as li. Bonistall pursues play. Q Billikins Up and Coming Because of the double schedule this year there was no freshman basketball team. However, many freshmen man- aged to play j.V., and became an im- portant factor in their 7-5 league record. These boys produced a fine, scrap- pingv team which will surely prove an asset to future varsities. junior Varsity Basketball-bottom, Row 7: Tom Harris, Bob Ott, jim Chumura, Pete Engelhart, Carl Maahs. Raw 2: Bink Hoth, Tom Naibs, Dan Long, john Nichols, Tom Dietsch, Gary Nichols. E Ak xx x 'F' 1 NM? V ff we :NX . l il V N Q J i ? X e Swimming-Row 7: C. Bruehl, R. Bewley, F. Hahn, R. Lohr, S. Cochrane. Row 2: D. Clemons, J Schultz, D. Sherer, D. Keel, R. Hengerer, B. Henderson. Row 3: Mr. Schmitt fcoachj, D. Noble D. Hartmann, A. Weiss, Pifer, W. Koehn, F. Flemming. SWIMMING TEAM RECCRD Williamsville Opponents 46, 48 .......,. 40, 38 -Cleveland Hill 39, 41 .... .... 4 7, 45 -Hamburg 41, 465 ....... 45, 39M-West Seneca 47, 44 .,.. .... 3 9, 42 -Amherst 40, 31 .... .... 4 6, 55 -Frontier 56, 48 .... .... 3 O, 37 -Orchard Park Mermen Dunk Amherst The Williamsville swimming team, on its way to a record of seven wins and five losses, twice toppled rival Amherst. Although statistically it is far short of stupendous, the team secured a tie for second place in Division I. The Billies set no records this year, but among their ranks were a group of very Hne swimmers. Leading the steady point gainers was senior Captain Frank Hahn, well backed by Rick Lohr, Steve Cocoran, Don Captain Frank Hahn looks over some statistics with Coach Schmidt. Scherer, Dick Keel, and freshman Craig Bruehl. Graduating this year are but live swimmers and able, three-year manager Dick Hartman. This small number of graduates, along with a fine group of younger boys, insures the team of an excellent season next winter. Diver Don Scherer drops in a full backwards flip. YT s. 'f Ron I P Domster 'N Hodnett I Lcddcr, T. Gregory. Row 2fCoach Lyl-ae, R. Pomeroy. R. XX ildc miller Blese H Bishop Roz: 3 H Reese, T. Trotter, F. Penna, Coach Lederer. A finer performance than that of this vear's rifle team will seldom he found. 'llheir league record of 6-0 made them ECIC champs and they took first place in the NRA Winter League with a final result of 7 wins and 1 loss. This group hecame not only the highest scoring in XYilliamsvi1le history, hut also came forth with the highest team average ever. Their final honor was achieved when four members, Pat Domster. Bob Pomerov, Hank Bishop, and Nick Hodnett, placed in the National Junior Sec- tionals. Hats off' to the Rifle Team. XYilliamsville 1340... 1366... 1341 13-15 1337 1337 1364... 1346... RECORD 1333 1121 1339 1200 1311 1347 1166 1285? f Opponents Amherst Cleveland Hill Kenmore fnon-league-1 Orchard Park Amherst Kenmore Qnon-lcaguel Cleveland Hill Orchard Park 'X X V.. gt va P. Pfeil Keglers Going Places The bowling team, progressing steadily, shows promise of being one of the most outstanding units in Billsville. In only its third season of existence it has improved its latest 7-17 record to this yearls 16-14. Coach Vincent Stearns, attempting to increase interest in the sport, formed a club to give recogni- tion to team members bowling games of at least 200 in league competition. Members ofthe H200 Club are Pete Pfeil, Pete Carr, Larry Clare, George Balduf, and Dan Hein. '1'heir excellent record shows us a high team total of 1761 and a loss of second place by but one game. Here we see Pete Carr's 181.1 league average seconded by the 177.3 of Pete Pfeil, who also held both the high game C2441 and the high set 14211 The team is expected to continue its progress next season, with Larry Clare being the only senior on it, so keep your eye on the bowling team: they're going places! Clare X ight Row 7-P. Carr, P. Pfeil, Coach Stearns. D. Hein, G. Balduf, D. Chipman. Rou' 2-L. Clare, R. Q Q5 Gertis, L. Schiferle,j. Maslona. 5 i etitff Y JJ fa 1' J, N71 2355 E A' Row 7fT. Clark, E. Ogren, M. Passmore, D. Banaszak, D. Robinson. R0w2-G. Mayer, WH W'ileox, G. Nichols, E. Bonistall, D. W'iegel, Coach Paar. DIAMOND SQUAD SHOULD BE WINNER Favorable results from this year's baseball team are anticipated. But three players graduated last year, only one of whom was a member of the starting lineup. This factor, combined with the fine caliber of this yearls par- ticipants, as illustrated in shortstop George Mayer, pitcher-third baseman Ernie Bonistall, and many others of Mr. Paar's top ball players, points to a season. the mainstay of which will be success. li. Bonistall at the plate CM. Passmore catchingl. D. Robinson winds up. Muscles Mike Eagan at the toeboard. CINDERMEN G0 FOR SIX 5' Y After five consecutive titles, the track team faces a R ' serious problem. WVith many valuable men graduated, the Qi early injuries, and a smaller than anticipated group turning out, coaches Hank Schoelles and Bob Bedell , must juggle the boys aroundi' to fill in the weak spots. 4... 31. 0 . s Although the three factors mentioned are very prevalent, . ,,, t..,4 ,Q,,,- an ,Y,., QV' Coach Schoelles feels that Williamsville is definitely a V title contender, and it is certain that his boys will, through N 'W' ' hard work, produce all ofthe results of which they are Dave Beggsfor Superman? Capable. 11 Qu 4 A - Q. F ra Q A 4 Q Q - - A Q' . ., , , f L ,ww .V ,-,,.-..,,-, . ,,,-mf., -fmt ,M V .- . --N . 4-J-.,-.v. fn ,.-.aww ..1: .M-wav:-..:e Row I-R. Hcngerer, Steck, Ryan, D. Watson, D. LaPorte, D. Woll, D. Miller, J. Snyder, J. Chalmers, R. Haverstock, L. Leonard, M. Donohoe, R. Barndollar, E. Stisser, R. Sherwood, D. Cronimiller, D. Scherer. Row 2-R. Bedell fass't coachj, K. Kristoff, D. Snow, F. Hewson, D. Hart- man, Schultz, D. Wlittman, Pifer, B. Quackenbush, N. Hodnctt, M. Eagan, D. McCallum D. Beggs, D. Schoenle, R. McCallum, R. LaPorte, D. McPherson, P. Carney, Coach H. Schoelles fMissing,j. Sweeney, R. Dorrl. a determined, Q all V D. Dorr and D. MacPherson looking Nb Tennis an Go Loo Good or QW' .D Q i 5,49 45:2 Rau I X Wclss Coach Stearns l C lan Rau 7 D Chxpman D Blrd D Stalknr ccsr C nun ro ic mu F ku Cl C lx C Vlxlcr an N11 Qolunans golf mam also looks xux good I ast scar hls group was just mdgccl out of sccond pl acc, ind wlth all xaluablc mcn returnxng lus expecta txons run no loxscx thin the lcaguc cron n R L I I Ilcmmmg N1 Chcrlxo T Sawyf-r Coach Colm man Kochn R lohr QA xvlth rcturnmq SCHIOFS Larrv Clare 1nd Al XVCISS lc adlnq the tcnms tcam 1n lhclr doulmlc ICIIOH, prospccts for thls season au quxu fnorahlc Unclcr thc able supux ISIOII ol Coach Stcarns, hard plax and condmonxnff arc strcsscd D Sawyer can Q' ? ' E ' . , svn 5 V1 . , . 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BKT KODKNNG E oc-mm new amines 1 ard' - A L9-HAT?- L., G MAYE9- NGST SYWKT B QLXNDLTZ. x gm QW S DODDS NGN' U D. BE ,JL-E ,JQQQR MPM. We ny XR lg, AW' ' N X V K, -' I .5-1 iii- 7 Q Xk , ' V X - 1' 4 -h 3 .sy Lk . I E 4 wi if C Q , ,. , S 'sv 4 M, X , X X X ,1 . X A I Xx N Q N 1 X '4 ,, X X ' V, If I XIX ' J N 1 .....!N ' Wy! T rr I W-J N. f S: if ri History of the Class of 1959 As freshmen, we stepped into a new world, showing ex- cellent judgement when we elected George Mayer for our class president. At the traditional May Day ceremonies we saw Claudia Reger crowned queen with Beverly McDonald and Susie Prawel attending. Our outstanding social event was the c'Broomstick Bounce, a Halloween dance. Our second year went along smoothly with George Mayer serving as our president again. Our sophomore angels took part in the Christmas pageant, later in the year, seeking an original theme, we held our big dance, the Soda Pop Hop. ln ourjunior year, with Dick Mates taking over presiden- tial duties we began to amass a bank balance by engineering the sale of Billiecals. Darlene Behm and Ernie Bonistall reigned amid the splendid Italian setting of our Junior Prom, Twilight Time. And then last September we were Hnally seniors with George Mayer returning as president and leading our class through its final year which seemed to be the shortest. One of our projects was operating the refreshment stand at foot- ball games where everyone gathered for the warmth and good food. We shall never forget our Roaring Twentiesl' dance nor the fun we had putting on our senior play. The Senior Prom without a doubt was the highlight of the year and Graduation brought to a close four memorable years which will never be forgotten. President 'RGEORGF MARTIN MAYER LITTIE. BILAK Hzgh scorer as an athlete high scorer ax a rrholar Majors Scxence Math, French Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 3 Pres 4 Class Pres l 2 4 Student Council l 3 4 Treas 2 Clt Coun cxl Football Lettersl 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Basketball l Lettersl 3 4 Baseball I Letters 2 3 4 Varslty Club Vlee Pres 3 Pres 4 Sensor Class Officers Secretary 'kDARLl NL LMMA BEHM DAR Nothzng ls zmposnble lo a zwllmq heart Majors Sclencc Math Honor Roll 4 Honor Society 4 Class Sec 4 Blllboard 3 Feature Co Editor 4 AFS Comm Sec 4 FTA 3 DramaClub3 GAA l 234 Treasurer ERNFST RAYMOND BON ISTALL ERNY Full 1y'fun, but .venous too Majors Sclence Math Honor Roll 3 Class Treas 3 4 Student Counc1l 4 C1t Counc1l AFS Comm 2 Football Letters 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Basketball I 2 Letters 3 4 Trl Capt 4 Baseball 1, Letters 2 3 4 '27- Vlce Presldent RICHARD AI I AN MATFS mc K It :J what we lhznl. and what we do that makes ur what we are Majors Scxence Math French Honor SOCICIY4 Class Pres 3 Vlce Pres 4 Clt Counc1l B1llboard2 Searchlight Busmess Manager 4 AFS Comm 3 French Clubl 2 HlYl 2 3 Baseballl Z iDenote.r average of 8592, or abou HARRX I AVI RNE BABCOCK IIARRX Don I lalte I1 e too senousbf or jou wzll never get out alzve Majors SCICDCC Math Rifle Team LEONIDES CASTILLO BAUTISTA DES He was good lzzghbf ggfted andfnzndbf Major Math Honor Soc1ety4 Stu dent Councll 4 AFS Comm 4 Chorus 4 H1 Y 4 W C H S News 4 A I' S lxchange Student from Phlllppmes 1958 J9 84 RICHARD ALLEN BANASZAK mzzy lun zs my bert .fubyert but baxketball rum a close second Major Busmess Honor R l H1Yl 2 3 Footballl 2 Letter4 Basketball I 2 Letters 3 4 Trl Capt 4 Baseball l Letters 2 3 4 VBFSIIY Club 2 3 4 SUSAN MAE BANCROFT TWINK You have lzved 1 you have loved Majors French Art Bxllboard 2 4 Searchlight 4 FTA 4 Drama Club 2 3 French Club 2 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Aquatlcs Clubl 2 Co Pres 4 -AYGRETTA DIANE BECK GRETTA Her vozce xr ever so so I Majors Sclence, Math Honor Roll I 4 Blllboardl 2 3 4 Exchange Editor 4 AFS Comm 4 Interna t1onalClub3 Chorusl 3 4 Drama lub 2 3 4 Musxc Club 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Area Councll Rep 4 GAA l GLORIA JEAN BEIMLLR GLOR Major Business Chorus 2 H1 Y Pres 4 GAA 3 1, 7 T . , 3 . ' . A gl. r A l 1' ' V ' K l,2,3. '- ' . oll g ' 1:9 as Il 9 7 a 1 ' -s , ,,: 93' 11. 1 -. 13: 5 g...g ,S ,S ,,,s ,,3,4, : A veg' nice girl you'!l find her. 2 - . g '- I . 5 Y ' .- . . 3 - g .9 g - 5 .w... g 4, f, ... , . ' I 4 7.7 733D g... .3 - - , . . 7 . 227. C ssl I 5 ' s ,, .Q ..., 2,3,4. 'kKAREN MARGARET BERGMAN KAREN A azrfaee wzll get :tr prazse though the owner keep silent Major Art FTA 3 4 H1Yl3 4 Chaplalnfl- GAA 3 4 ISABEL ANNE BRESE IZZY She is rarefree all the day jet she keeps the golden rule. Majors-Retailing, Music. Chorus 2 3' Band l 2 3 4' Music Club 2 3 Majorettes 1 -Ir. Capt. 2 3 Sr. Capt. 4' Hi-Y 2' G.A.A. 1 2 3 4 Rep. 2 j.V. Cheerleader 4. MARGARET LOUISE BITTERMAN Brrran A air exterior 15 a nlent recommendation Major Business Bxllboard4 G A 1 2 3 ELLEN MARGARET BRADLEY ELLEN Beautjul as sweet she ,v quite a treat Majors Science Math Student Council 2 uill and Scroll 3 4 Searchlight jr Editor 3 Editor 4 AFS Comm 3 Cha1rman4 Band 1 2 Drama Club 4 Sec 3 Music Clubl Marching Bandl 2 French Club3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 AFS Scholarship 3 Sclence Club 4 W C H S News 4 QLINDA LEIGH BROWN LINDA And her eyes an outward sign ry' all the warmth within. Major-Latin. Honor Roll l 2' Bill- board 2 3, News Editor 4' Search- light 4' A.F.S. Comm. 4' Interna- tional Club 3g F.T.A. 3' Chorus 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 4g G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Will o' the Wisp 3g Discussion Club 4. MARGARET THORNER BUCHHOLTZ PEGGY Patience and gentlenesx are power. Mayors-Science Latin. Class Sec. 1' Student Council 3' Billboard 3' A.F.S. Comm. 3 4' Chorus l'Drama Club 3' French Club 3 4' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Aquatics Club 1 2 3 C0- Pres. 4. 'kDenote.v average rj 85571, or above. 85 JOHN Hl NRY BUSLHFR BUSH Impoxszble zx 11 nord I nezer rag Majors Scuncc Math boccerl Z 3 4 Wrestlmgl 2 Physxcs Club 3 DAVID ALLEN CHIPMAN DAVE a man speaks so zx he Majors Sclence Math Bowllng Club 3 Chess Club Pres 3 Football l Baseball 2 86 BEVERLY ANN CABLI BEV Sweets lo the Sweet Majors DCICDCC' Math F'I A S 4 Chorus2 H1Y12 GAA DANIEL MICHAEL CHRISTMAN DAN He spoke plam and to the purpose Majors Sclcnce, Math Orchestra l 2 3 Mus1cClub2 German Club 3 Rlfle Club 3 Soccer 3 Scxence Club 4 -kPHILIP STEPHEN CHAMOT Pun. Wzl and wisdom are born wzth a man Majors Sclencc Math Honor Roll l Audxo Vlsuall 2 3 4 Chorus4 Band l Chess Club 2 Baseball l -kLAVVRENCE GI ORGE CLARI IARRY He .vpeaketh not and yet then' hes convermtzon zn hu ge: Majors Sclence Math Honor Roll 3 Student Councll l Photography Club 3 French Club 3 4 H1 Y 2 Bowlmg Club 2 5 4 Rnfie Club l Cross Country 2 Tcnms 2 3 4 . fn.3 1 -N . , . 4 ' 1 ' '. : , 9 ' Sl ' . ,I . -1 s a s '- f L - , .... ., , . ' f. , - ,, ...l,2,3. 'I ' -' ,, ' . 9 ' 7 1 s a a S , - ' z Q - , . a S 7 I 3 - 3 a 9 1 x a ., - . 7 7'9 ' Y. AJ ', . - , . . W f. 3 ' 7 . 1 ' 4 , . 3 7 5 3 , , , f 'ik DAVID WAYNE CLEMONS CLEM f here 15 a method zn hu madnesx Majors Scncnee Math Crt Coun cll Chorus 4 Drama Club Z 3 Spanlsh Club 2 H1 Y l 2 Football 1 R1HeClubl SoccerTeam2 Swxm mlng 2 3 Letter 4 QNANCY LRF DANTINO NANCY Her mule zx her aflzertzfemenl Majors bclencc Math Honor Roll I 2 3 Honor SOCICIY bcc 5 4 Blll board 5 Sports Edltor 4 AFS Comm 4 Drama Club 5 H1 Y I Z Sec I V1cePres 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Hockey I-Ion Team 4 DAVID Fl OYD C ROOR W DAVE. WR ' Iounq fellnwr zu!! be youn ellozer Major Shop fransfcrrt cl from Kc nsmqton Hlgh School 5 8 -wr- ' jour. Seldom hunzed nezer uomerl Majors Science Math DL batc Club Sergeant at Xrms Z bpanlsh Club 3 4 H1 Y 2 4 L YDNVARD JOSEPH DELAMI Rh AGILIL l rzendbf Jmzle, a qme! azr, malre jou ueelmme ezenuhere Majors Scunce, Math Transferred DONALD FRANCIS DI ILTILR from bt Josephas Collegiate Instl DEETS tute 2 fherek mzrehzef zn the man Major Industrial Arts Wfrestlmg l 2 3 v 1 iljenolex average 1j85'Z, or above 87 '- . l -vim . warg'-- 5.5: i-83: , Q 5 '52, ,j -. me KIOHN jus!-,PH Cm-,RMI-,kvs 5 1 ' .V A , ' ' I . , 1 I I S M L' ' 1 x, v l s 1 A . U - -A , I , . , I F Y. bl -gf V.. . A .- I 4 . , r ., , . . -e ' ' . 1 . , . . l - ' . . l . 3 7 2 7 . , G . . . s ' 7 1 l 5- S 3 ' 3 3 ' r 4 K - I 1 , ' '. , I , V 1 , ,, . 1 - , 1 . . h . , - Q 7 1 K ' 'ry v ' ., Q . . , 5 , . . -- f f , ' Y , ' ' . .' f org . . , . , . . . , ,. , , , 4 3 i ' I - v V ' Y v -AQIOANNF CAROI Dl I'I-I ll J ma' to bf naluml 1 1011 re nafumllr mfr' Majors Science Math Honor Roll l 5 Brllboardl 5 4 Sldl'Cl'lllgllI4 AI'b Comm 4 I' 1 A Z 5 Chorus I2 Drama Clubj 4 HrYl 4 G A A l Z 3 Bowlrng Club 2 Q' PATRICIA DIANF DOMbI'ER PAT A happy hear! qoer all daj Majors Busrncss MUSIC Photog raphy Club l Orchvstra l Chorus I Z Bandl 2 5 4 Drama Club5 4 Musrc Club I Marchmg Band l ZIHIYZJ4-GAAIZBOWI mg Club l 4 Rifle Club 1 Z 3 4 WCHS News4 RrHc I'eam2 3 4 88 KY' JAMI b DIRSCHLDL DIRSC rr 011 thrf Ifarnrng 1111111 fl UIZVIEI Major Industrral 'Xrts CRX Sf-XL GAIL DONALDSON CRISS Ourfl at rx! but Iool. aqam Major Rctarlrng Majorcttes 2 I G A A l Bowling Club I bU7ANNL LOIS DODDS sUz1E I fll a zlfml I m a dew! I rn a devrl' Majors Math French Brllboard '3 Scarchlrght 4 Chorus 2 Drama Club 3 4 Majorettcsl French Club 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 J V C r leader Z 3 Varsrty C hvcrlcadcr 4 Varsrty C lub 4 RIC HARD JOHN DORR DICK lfum 111111 llrr grfl nf Illll l1lf1 Major Iiuslnrss I ootball Z I c ttu Vrrsrtv C lub I Su 4 Wrist ters Z I it SANDRA ,IOANN DOUGHI R YANDX She lakes her fun where shefnd: 11 Major Business Will o the XVISP I MICHAEL TODD EAGAN MIKE He knew what IVA' whai. Majors-Science Math. Student Council Z' Cit. Council 3 4' Foot- ball 2 3 Letter 4' Basketball 2 Let- ters 3 4' Baseball 1' Track Letters 2 3 4' Varsity Club 3 4. BONNIF LII DYKI MAN BoNNir Al BFR 1' VVII 50N IjUNf AN L1 e zx a drama m why nal play rlflen late I0 wonder and lhat :J lhe .feed o our xezence Majors Science Math latin Band l Z 3 4 Marching Band 2 5 4 Rifle Club 5 4 Science Club 4 Major Business G AA 2 3 Bowl mg Club 2 I 4 -kCARL HOWARD ERNST SONNY For they can conquer who believe they can. Majors-Science, Math. Football Letters 3, 4g Wrestling Letters l, 2, 3g Varsity Club 3, 4. 'kDAVID DRYER FAXLANG ER DAVE He has done all things well. Majors-Science Math German. Honor Roll l 2' Honor Society 4' Billboard l Z 3 4' Searchlight 4' A. S. Comm. 3 4' Photography Club 3' Audio-Visual 2 4' Chorus , 2, 3, 45 Drama Club l, 2, 3, g Choraleers 2, 3, 45 German Club 3g Hi-Y l, 2 3, 4, Sec. l 25 Soccer l, 2, Letter 3, Mgr. 4, Wrestling 25 Track 2g Swimming I. 89 l YNN FILI R LX NINIE 1 merry hear! mailer a flzeedul eountenanee Major Music Billboardl 2 5 4 Al 5 Comm 4 FTA 1 Chorus 4 Dr ub l usle Club l Z 5 4 H1Yl Council Rep 5 4 Aquatics Club 1 Z 3 Bowling Club 5 4 Discussion Club 4 C HRISFINI HOPI' I lbCHI R cmus F veglhzng xuereeds wzllz people rj zz rweel and cheerful dzsporzlzon Major Business Billboard Choius Z 3 4 Majorettes 1 2 Capt 4 German Club 2 GAA 3 4 Volleyball Hon Team 2 W C H S News 4 C AROLYN ROSE FOLSTFR CAROLYN qy has parlnerxhip. X271-Q' zeeepx alone. Majors 4Business Homemaking. '-Y 4: C.A.A. Z. 25. 4: Bowi Club l. 90 DIZANNA LOUISE FRANKE Above all, to Ihine own sel be lrue. Majors - Retailing Homemaking. Billboard l' Photography Club Sec. 1' Orchestra 1' Chorus 2 3 4g Drama Club Z 3 4' Spanish Club 2' Hi-Y l' G.A.A. l' Drill Team l 2. ffl-IRISTINI ANNI' Fl YNN cmus Iyar! IA I1 relame of .vuecesx lvlalois Matll French Honor So clety 4 Billboard 5 4 SKdl'Cl'lllgl'll ldltor 5 Associate ldltoi 4 X F 'S Comm Txfas 4 Chorus Z B nd l Z Fl nch K lub l .Z 111 'I C XA l Z 4 Delegatei Aqua ties C lub 5 Hockcv Hon Team 3 4 Bas'vtball Hon. Trim 2. 15 41 XY.C..H.S. News 4. QPENNY IEE FULTON PENNY Worzdrous is the strength o cheer ulnexx Major-Spanish. Honor Roll 3 Chorus 2, 3' Spanish Club 2. 3 Sec.- Treas. 4' Hi-Y l. L PAUL FRED GERHARD PAUL Life to me 15 one great puzzle Mayors Math Industrial Arts DOROTHY MARII GORDON DoR'rn A tender hear! a ui!! zrzjiexzble Major Busmess Blllboird Z 5 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 H1Yl GAA1 2 3 Bowllng Club l Hockey Hon Teaml 2 5 Volleyball Hon Tcrnm l MARY KAY GIBONLX MARY KAY Ihj zozce 15 a eelerllal melody Majors Math Music Quill and Scroll 2 5 4 Billboard l 2 News hditor 3 Editor 4 Searchlight 3 AFS Comm 'S 4 International Club3 FTA 2 Chorusl 2 5 4 Librarian 1 Music Club l Z 5 Choraleers l 2 5 Sec 4 French ub2 3 4 H1Y1GAAl Aquatics Club 1 Discussion Club 3 4 Model United Nations Rep 3 4 OI AND S FUART GOODWILI jR OI Il' What 5 the me ry' worgfznqg It never war worlh whzle Mayors Industrial Arts Mech Drawing Footballl Z al KATHRYN VERONIC A GORHAM KATHIE Good lhinyx should be praixerl. Major-Spanish. 'I1r'xnsferrc-cl from Lake Shore Central High School fl. SHARON GRAF CHARO Here mischief Iurlrr in l ay dirquire. Majors-Math Spanish. Music F.T.A. 3 4' Orchestra l' Chorus 2 Music Club 2' Spanish Club 2 3 4 C1.A.A. l 2 3' Bowling Club 3 Opera Club Z. 'kDenoles average rj 8511 or above. SHIR1 I Y ANN GRAI iIIlRLI'Y She does ll ell whalefer 15 requzrefl' rv her Maors Math I In FIA 4 Choruslll-IlYZ3bec4CAA SHARON DORIS GRUBER SHAR A happy soul zr she Malors Math Latm FTA 4 Transferred from Kensington Hugh school 2 92 RUDOI I' KARI GROb9I Rum He knows lhe rzghl moment uhm to mv nothmg Majors SCICDCC Math German Rifle Club3 SARA ANN GULISANO SARA There 5 nolhzng zll mn dwell m such a one Ma or Busmess HIX I 2 A I 2 'kWII I IAM EVERFTTI- GROVFS BILL Humor If the true medzcme of Ihr mznd Majors Sclence Math Honor So clety 3 4 Student Councll 3 Clt Counc1l3 Bandl 2 3 4 Choraleers ball 2 Letters 3 4 CARI IVILLIAM HAFNER CARL 4ffIOI15 Speak louder Ihan wonlx Majors SCICDCC, Math Blllboard I 2 3 Drama Club4 German Club2 Football I 2 Wrestlmg I 3 Iettt-1 7 Varsnty Club 3 4 TJ' Lx V XP SI , 1 ' ' ' f . A. A 'LQ nj - ' ', .at': . 5 ' ' , ,'g - , , . 5 1. . . . . 3,4. , ' - I J. 5 u u , - - 2 I 1 ' - .- I , s 1 - I Q x a Q I 4g Football l, 2, Letters 3, 4: Basket- ' , ., . . -A . U . , . . f. Y 7 7 A 7 1 ' Q , 1 .2 ' ..g , . I I f , i , ' . . . . 3 , . , 47 j - ' - '-' , , 43 G.A. . ,',3. ...ff .AA FRANKLIN WILKE HAHN FRANK A good rporl rx alwayr welcome Majors Sclcncc Math H1Y Z 3 Vice Pres 1 Pres 4 JOHN LAWRENCE HAGER JOHN He appears quzel but we wonder .f0m6lll7ltIJ Major Math Baseball 4 Trans ferrcd from Amherst Central High School 4 'kROSS HALLS Ross There 15 nothmg like a good nalured man Major Busmass Wrvstlmq Letters 2 5 4 Varsity Club Z I VALFRIE IOIS HALES VAL The ire she larks in her temper ,rhe make: up in her hair. Major' -Business. Photography Club 43 G.A.A. I, 4. ,IUDITH ANN HALE JUDY A dashzng damsel gay and perl Major Scxcncc Bxllboard 3 4 Scarchl1ght4 Drama Club4 G A A 'i Bowlmg Club 4 NV C H S News 4 fransferred from East Aurora High School 'S QDONNA MAF. H-XRMFL DONNA Learn d andfair and Hood is she. Major-Business. Honor Roll l 3 4' Billboard 5 Copy Editor ' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. ' Chorus 2: Drama Club fig C.A.A. , fDenote: average ry' 8512, or above. 93 IUDITH ANN HARIER jum -i wee shy but rnzghgf sweet Major Busmess H1Y4 C AA l 2 3 4 Bowl1ngClub4 IOSEPH GFRARD HOFFARTH or. He goes anywhere provzdzng rl J orward Majors Science Math Student Councxl 1 Z 3 Cut Louncxl 3 Searchl1ght4 Chorus 2 4 Pres 5 Choraleersl 3 4 I-I1YZ 3 Soccer 2 Letter 3 Swxmmmg l 7 94 RICHARD JOHN HARTMAN DICK A quzet fnrndbz gentleman Majors Science Math Clt Coun c 3 4 H1Y2 3 Vlce Pres 2 frack l 2 Letters I 4 Lr ss Country l Letters 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Swlmmmg Team Mgr 2 3 4 Varslty Club 3 4 PATRICIA LILLIAN HOHENSEE PAT Her hazr u not more .runny than her heart Major Scxence Band 3 4 H1Yl G A A 2 ROBERT HENRY HENINNG BOB Men are but children ull grown Majors Shop Mech Drawmg H1 Y 2 4 Rnfle Club 5 JANET CRICHTON HOLT AN True worth :J zn bemg not Jeemmg Majors Math Latm Bxllboard 3 4 Searchhght 4 A F S Comm 4 horus 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 H1 Y 3 Pres 4 G AA 3 4 Transferred from Kenmore High School 2 -IFROMF Lll HUDSON jmuzv He uho 15 good II happj Major Industrlal Arts Chorus 4 H1Yl Soccer! 3 4 bwlmmmgl CAROI ANNI JANSSFN CAROI Lz e zr not ro short bu! that lhrn' always lzmf enough or f01lfIPY1 Major Mxth Studcnt Councll l Blllboarcll ! 4 Intunatlonalblub ! Chorus I ! 4 Drama Club ! MUSIC Club I ! Choralrers 4 C Ll manC,lub4 H1Y! f AA l ! 4 Bowlmg Club ! 4 Basketball Hon Team! 4 DISCLISSIOD Club4 Opf-ra Club l SANDRA Jl AN HUNI SANDY A ZUIHP IUOYHHYI ZS ll IYFGYINK Majors SCICHCC Math B1llboard4 Drama Club 4 Irfnch Club 5 4 C AA I ! 3 4 Bowllng Club! 5 4 Basketball Hon fc am! 3 Bowl mg Hon Team 5 4 FRANK ALAIN JOHNSON FRAlNIx Be just and far not Majors Math bhop H Y 4 fransfcrrcd from Half-na Hugh School 'A' Dlll-l IIIIIXN HXDI I-ull I rzlzfnrf rmrl lz111f f0lIll1ll'f all 111111 Ma 01s Sclvncc ath lltnll Honor Rolll F 1 A 4 Chorus! 6 4 CllOI'llKClSZ 54 lunchflub! H1X ! G -X A DAI I HFRBI RI JONI S DAll find lellx llzfjest zz zlhnul a ,vmzlr Majors bclcncc Math Ijootballl ! letter .5 Baskf-tballl ! Varslty Club 3 4 95 12? lllll IH it XIIIX Lfltlr mul II sormrvl nzendezl Mayrnr Scum: Honor ROII4 H1 X Bowling C lub I Hoc lu x Hon It un I XI IC I XSCI NSION lxl 'NWI DX 'X ICI llzerr' IX no rumzfm beauly lille happznfrf 'viajors Business Spanish Lhorus panlsh Club I Z H1 Lv A A l Z 'I 4 Bowling, Club 4 JAMES ROBFRT KOFHN IM He gave the people Qf his besl. Majors-Science Math. Billboard Business and Circulation Manage ' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. 4' Chorus 2 3 4' Music Club 2' Choraleers 2 3 4' Hi-Y Pres. ' Cross-Country Letters 2 3 4' Golf Letters 1, 2, 3 4g Varsity Club 3. 4. 96 DONALD ALBF RT KOHL DONNIE I do all thingy willinglv. Major-Industrial Arts. ? BERTRAM OTTO KLFIN Bl Rl A man o mzqhlp zozee Mayors Science Retailing Indus trial Arts 'A' XLDRI Y KAY KR XATI AUDREY llhlelu lmbzlzous HHdACl1IF 'vlalors SCILIICK Math Billboardl Z S 5 Chor nd l 2 5 4 Dance Band Marching Band I Z 5 4 GA X I 2 3. 4. Council Rep. I. 2 3' Bowling Club 2 3, 4: Hockey Hon. Team I 2 3 4' Volleyball Hon. Team I Z 31 Basketball Hon. T am I. 2. 3. TIMOTHY LF E KRAFT TIM I am a ease to joxtle a conxlable Major Industr1a1 Arts R1fle Club 2 3 Wrestl1ng2 HLLLN MARIF KUHNLI HELEN A lzlsable girl wzlh lzlcable ways Ma or Busmess H Y l 2 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Bowlmg Club4 Transferred from Cleveland H111 H1gh School VAUGHN IRIS KRASSELT VICKIE A man' A man' My lun :lam or a man' Major Busmcss -kROLAND CLYDE LAPORTE RON Let every man bear his own burden Majors SCILHCC Math Honor S0 cxety 4 C1t Counc1l 'S H1 Y 2 Bas kctball l Z Track Letters 2 3 4 Cross Country Letters '3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 BARBARA ANN KUHN 5013131 welcome lznl m everyone 1' ehazn 0 fnemlfhlp M xjors Scuncx M1th Honor Roll 4 C horus Z Debate Club Z H1 Y l 2 5 4 GA X12 3 Sc1cncc'Club4 KATHRYN CLAIRE LARTER KAY Majors Math Spanlsh Student Councll l Bllboarcl l 2 5 4 Searchllght Personal l d1tor4 A F S Comm 4 Drama Club 3 4 Spanlsh Clubl Sec Treas 3 Pres 4 French Club? 4 C A A l 2 3 4 AQUHIICS Club l BI V C hccrlc lder Z Varsxty Cheerleader 5 Capt 4 Volleyball Hon fcam 5 VAFSIIY Club 3 4 97 Q v A nv 1 XX '- 1. 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' 1, , , I 4 I . , 1 - A, - , - -f ., 1 . , 1. f - . 1 ., , - 1 I 1 1 5, , . ., ., . , , ' -y S DORI I N I VI LX N LARWUOD nokhux llwajr LLIN1 I1 smzle on her lzps Major Spanlsh Billboard 3 4 Chorus Z D1 ima Club 3 Spamsh ubZ 5 ofxxz 34 Aqua C,lub3 Boxxlmq Clubj Transferred from Bennett Hugh School l KARFN MARIIN LFVIN KAREN Ihe way to qam a rzfnd za lo be one Majors Science Homcmaklnq Blll board 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Drama Club I Choraleers 4 H1Y l 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Bovslmg Club 2 98 'kLOIS RLTH LEDDFR Lois Hy heart 15 I1 ree ana' a bzlterlfrr lhzng Majors Busmess Art Honor Roll 1 2 5 4 Photography Club 4 orus l 2 3 G A A Hockey Hon Team 4 Rlflc Club l Z 3 4 Treas 3 Rlfle Team 2, 3 4 IINDA LLLANOR LEWIS LINDA Pep zx the ,vpzre o lyfe Majors Sclence Spanlsh Blllboard l ITA 2 Chorus2 3 H1Y12 34 GAA l 2 INCHS News4 VVILLIAM JAMES LEFS JR BILL e wean' a perpetual Jmzlf rcs 3 C1t Councll A Comm 5 Drama Club 3 H1 Y I Z lqreas 3 4 PhyS1CS Club 4 ROBERTA LEWIS ROBERTA Ihr same today andforezff Major bmence Blllboard 2 5 4 A I' 5 Comm 4 Internatxonal Club I Lhorusl 2 Drama Club4 Musle C lub Z 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 H1 Y l Z 5 4 XVCHS News4 Wlllo the Wlsp I, I .wil .3 X . ll 'Z ii CZ' A ' ' Al v vl I 5- T 41 Y YI, -Y -1 1- ,', Cl ',lg'...f.'.i, 5, 'tics A' -f 4' ' -a , v 1 sl - , . . . , , 4, ' 7 5 3 7 3 . - . Ch ,,, ...'I,2,3,4, ' - 5 v 1 . ' 7'7 7 ' 9 5 ' ,, . H Maj0rssScience, Math. Class Vice P 13 '. ' 34 .F.S. . ., ,- . A ' 3 A Y - D7 .,g . I I I gil - h .HSS Tflll I' . ' -y ,, , 1 .IAQ w 1,,- 9 , ,.3 , .... ,, , I I D ' , '- ' ,L ,,s . , 4. . '- - I A ., K - ,jj ,U , ,-. , , 3.4. - -f- 'I Q- 7 .A - f, . , ,v - ,, Z,g...,g.... . EDWARD PAUL LINDOW The world wzll go on but I won I znter ere Majors Reta1l1ng Bus1ness Basket ball Letters 2 4 Baseball Letter 2 MARY LOU LINDOW MARY M eny lzpr and laughzng grey coneeal a mzna' that .v wondroux wzse Majors Reta1l1ng Busmess B111 boardl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 H1 Y4 GAA I 2 3 4 Bowl1ngClubl 2 Hockey Hon Teaml 2 3 4 Volley ball Hon Teaml 2 3 4 Basketball Hon Teaml 2 3 4 DONALD ALAN LITTLEFIELD Truth 1: lhe hzghexl lhmg that man may keep Majors Sclence Spamsh Span1sh Club I 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Soccer l 2 3 Sw1mm1ng l 2 'kRICHARD THEODORE LOHR RICK I ll not budge an meh Majors Sclence Math Student Counc1l2 C1t Counc1l 3 Search lt34H1Yl234PresZ Vlce Pres 4 Soccer Letters 1, 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ngl Lette-rs2 3 4 VHYSIIY Club 3 4 Sclence Club 4 IEI JOEL LINES LEE I know a qreal quanlzgf ry' nonsense Majors Busmess Industral Arts Stage Crew 1 Chorus I Baseball 4 Sw1mm1ng Z 4 RICHARD DAVID LONG RICH I am not eurwux In unneeemagl malterx Major Busmess H1 Yl 2 4 Bowl mg Club 2 4 'kDenoles average rj 85 'Z or above 9 5: B11 . . ' ,XL ,L 1 1 , . - ' I S Z , . '-r - a - ,. - , A , :usa 11's --'anus as ' sas: ' - rsyl - awr- ED 1 a'j' 1 , . , rr ' DON , -' , . ,,s,i ,S 1,5 ,- '- wry ' ,. , . i , . a- Q ' . .. , lghax':xyr -1 -1 rx: 1 ' 1 'rar rs - 9 IUDITH ANN MACVITTI E juni 1 lfwehfd ffl! 1 wld DANIEL EDWARD MAJEWSKI Major Business Billboard 3 4 DAN Searchlight 4 Drama Club 3 4 Hz that hath zz beard :J more than a youth Maorettesl Z GAA l 2 3 4 Bowling Club 4 Mayor Sclence MARILYN EDITH MARSH MARILYN uielbf :hc goex her way in and out day by day. Major-Science. G.A.A. l 2' Rifle Club 3. 100 CERALD ANTHONY MASLONA JERRY Man s conduct is in his own power. Majors-Science Math Industrial Arts. Billboard 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3g Bowling Club 4g W.C.H.S. News 4. ifGLENNA PAULINE MANCHESTER GLENN Charms sink: the Jzght and ments wm the soul Majors Science Math Honor Roll l 2 Majorettesl 2 3 4 HIYI GAA l 2 3 4 Bowllng Clubl Hockey Hon Team l Volleyball Hon Team 3 Science Club 4 CONNIE JEANNE MASTIN CONNIE Always in the midst cj things. Major-Art. Honor Roll 4' Class Sec. 3' Billboard 2 3 Feature C0- Editor 4' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. 3 4' Drama Club 3' French Club 3' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Hockey Hon. Team 3. 4' Volleyball Hon. Team 3. PM CAROL ANNA MATHEIS CARRIE She who zx content can never be rumed Majors Business Art Photography Club 3 4 Bowling Club 2 3 BI VLRI Y ANN MCDONALD BEVER Her wavy hair ir the enzgy o evegw other girl. Majors-Business Art. Billboard 4' Chorus 2' Drama Club 3 4' Hi-Y 2' G.A.A. 1 2 3 4' Bowling Club 2 3 4' Art Club 4. GAIL ELIZABETH MAURER Mousm Ihy head zr frowned wzth glory Majors Science French Honor Roll4 Billboard 3 4 Searchl1ght4 AFS Comm Vlce Pres 4 Drama Club2 3 4 French Club3 Pres 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Aquatics Clubl 2 V Cheerleader 3 Varsity Cheer leader 4 Varsity Club 4 W C H S News 2 PATRICIA RUTH MCPHILLIPS PAT A good name 1,5 better than richer. Major-Science. Billboard 45 F,T.A. 43 Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Choralecrs 4g French Club 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4g Transferred from Olean High School l. i'RUSSl I L WINSFON MCCALI UM RUSS Some n ur must be smart Majors Scuncc Math German Honor Rolll 2 3 4 Honor Society 5 Vice Pres 4 Cit Council 3 4 Billboardl 3 4 Searchl1ght4 Gel man Club Pres 5 H1 Y 2 Science Club 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Trackl 2 QBFTTY JFAN MELOON B1-:TTY Oh what a thing is brairzx. Majors-Science Math. Honor Roll l 2 3 4' Honor Society 4' German Club 3' G.A.A, l 2 3' Volleyball Hon. Team Z' Science Club l. 101 BONI'1A MAl MILLFR l4OlxNIl Meet her and 1 am sure slze urll please in ILLIAM DXVID MH Ll R Majors Math lrench Honor Roll 4 Billboard 5 librarian 4 A F S Comm 4 FTA 5 Drama Club 3 French C,lubZ 5 4 H1 X Sec l 4 SHARK I1 e zs swell and so are girls Ma ors Science Math Honoi Roll GAA l Z 34 Boxsl1n5Clubl 2 J 2 3 4 Class Treas Z StudentCoun eil 1 Orchestra I Band l Dance Band l Science Club 4 Football I 2 3 Lcttcr 4 Basketball .Z letters 5 4 Bascballl 2 5 4 Varsityflub ANDREW HALL MOORHEAD ANDY Touth comes but onre in a li etime. Major-Science. Chorus 4' Drama Club 4' German Club Treas. 3' Rifle Club l 2' Rifle Team 2' Soccer l 2. 3 4' Bowling Club 2 3. 102 ,IAMFS FRANKLIN MORCAN IM 'llzanlf Fad! I am an artist loo. MajorsfScience, Math, Art. Bill- board 3, 43 A.F.S. Comm. 4, Chorus 4g Drama Club 3, 4, Debate Club 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Delc- gate 3, 4, Scc. 4g W'ill o' the lNisp 2, 3, W'restling 2, 3, Art Club 4g Dis- cussion Club 4, Transferred from Batavia High School. X ARTH U R DONALD MOFFETT DON flze present zs bzg wzth the uture Major Science Orchestra 3 Band 5 4 Marching Band 4 H1 Y 4 lennis 4 Physics Club 4 Trans felled from R1XCfSlClC Hugh School QBARBARA ANN MOSIF R BARBIE I lgysimlb' small but a mental giant. Majors-Science Math French. Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 3 4' Billboard Z I5 News Fditor 4' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. 4' French Club Z 3 4' Hi-Y 4' G.A,A. wwf sl fi I ARRY HFNRY MUGGBLBLRK LARRY N o plearure endures urzseasonea' by Lonely Majors SCICHCC Math Rlllc Club 1339 c EORGL CHARLES NYMAN JR PORFI' lhe man that l0Lex and lau muff sure do ue!! MdJ0lS Sc1ence Math Class Trcas l Blllboard 3 Drama Club 4 French Club l 2 Scxcncc Club 4 Swlmmmgl Z 3 4 O CONNOR MAUREEN My counczl lx a kznd one Major 'Xrt Honor Rol13 4 AI S Comm 4 H1 Y 3 Sec 4 Trans ff-rrcd from Bennett Hlgh School 3 ?' LRIC ALVIN OGRI N swam Blorzdex are my greatest wealnexs Majors SCICHCC Math Class VICL Pres l StudLntCounC1ll Band l Iootball Lutus 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Varsity Club 5 4 AN X BARBARA O CONNI I L Qoows A ul .r bex! rzerzd xx a man Major Business Billboard 3 HAY 3 V1cePres 4 GAA 2 3 JOAN WLNDY OLSLN JOANIIL fasle the joy tha! sprznqsfrvm labor Majors Nlatb Spanxsh Blllboard Z 3 4 Searchllght L1tcraryEd1tor4 A. F S Comm 4 Drama Club 3 H1Y4GAAlZi4WCHS News 4 103 I f if I, nys 1- 4 I, l- 5, 1 f .- f' ' . y ' . g . ' . 1 S .- , . - , . .. ., . , . . . , . ' ' gh.: 'U ji I , . . S S ' S fn ' . 7 YA 5 , . . , ' 1 J 1 - 1 Ii 4' I A 4 I , , j. V-. , . ' I l,4. MAUREEN CECELIA , ,g.7.. . 4 - , A. 9 - V .Ar X ' : : . . ,W y , 1 . , . . . . . A U- . 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K Z,3, , , , New - - ' f -rm, -y , , - -kIHOM XS DANII L PXRIXlx X IOM He fpealffof 111111561 Majors SCICDCK Math Honor Roll 5 H1 Y I Chcss Club I ':.+ 'H QIOHN MII ION PIFI R jo11N H15 zmrdf are 111 but zaluablf Mayors S011 ncc- Math Honor bo CIFIY 4 B1llbo11d MBHAQIHQ Iflltfll A F 'S nm 5 H Y Irdckl 2 5 4 Sw1mm1ngl 2 3 4 IDISCUSSIOD C,lulJ 4 104 XVONINI M1 XCQUI 1 INI PI com UR x VONNI 1 5111111 llml H071 I come of lNIa Ol IMIQIDKQQ Blllbofud 3 4 S1dICllllL,llI 5 C IIUIIIQ Z 5 4 IJIAIIII Club 5 4 MIISIC C lub I 2 Sp 1n1sl1 ub 4 c 1 b Z cs I l Z 5 4 BOWI ub 5 4 RHI: Club LOIS AINNL PLULKFR 1o1s Uhf the lzqhl lhal lzes Ill a woman J nes Majors Busxncss Rctaxhng Chorus Z G A A BINFIIX LXWRINCI PIFRLI' BENT He that once 15 good 15 ezer greal 'VIf11o1s Scu ncg Math Blllboard 4 I If nLl1 Llub 4 Basketball Z Lf ttc1s 5 4 C,volfZ 5 4 Varsxty Club 5 4 Scuncc Club X 1ce Pros 4 QROBI RI CR-XINI PUMI ROX 11011 Ihr proprr fzzrtufe o o 1111111 Nlfqols Sclencc Math Xrt Honor Roll l Z 3 4 Honor Socmty 'I 4 Stuclc nt C ouncll I Bind l Iootball l R1ilz foam Z 3 4 XVrcstl1nql Xrt Club 4 fi 1 1 ' f- ' 'Q .1 : i,.f-I CII If '1-'r -1151 Clllu '1, I-IiQY Pr , g CS..-X..-X. . 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' ' 1 RED I'o be or no! lo be :J the questzan Major Business Photography Club I 4 Rifle Club l SUSAN JANL PRAWVI I SUZIE 1 kmd and gentle hear' she has to comfor! rzendx and oes Majors Art French Class Sec 2 Student Councll 3 Sec 4 Search llght jr Edxtor 3 Art Editor 4 Chorus 3 Treas 4 Drama Club 3 Choraleers4 French Clubl Z H1 Y AQUHIICS Club 1 2 3 4 Hockey Hon Team4 WCHS News4 QGERALD 'I HEODORI RACLKA JERRX Ambztmn halh no rest Majors Sclence Math Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Honor Soc1ety4 Billboard Sports Edltor-4 Searchl1ght4 Foot balll 2 Letters3 4 Wrestllng Let tcrsl 2 3 4 Trackl 3 Vars1ty3 4 ROBERT JAMES RAFUSE BOB It zr a wzse head that maker a Jtzll lon uf Majors Scxence Math 'VANCE ANNL PYLI- NANCE A zroman s own adzenlurex are more fnlertauzm tha! any .vhe can read Major Retaxlmg F T A 4 Drama Club 4 G A A 4 Transferred from Penn Hall Prep School 3 AL DAVID VICTOR RAIMY DAVE A leg: honest man Majors Science Art Soccer 4 Track3 105 I , -Q X Vx is , v w 1 fe f A g . . .i 3 u J . . ' ' I . - DIELINE CECELIA POWELL 14 GAA' 1, 2, 3, 4, Delegate 2, 39 ' 1 2 3 Y 3 I l I Z . I i is ,I THOMAS C11 INN RALPH TOM I at dnnl. and br nmfx' IOMMI'x MAI RA1 HKI. Major Industrial Arts roMMA C. CURTIS RICHARD CHARLIE A glass is good and a lass is good! Major-Science. Billboard 3' Drama Club 4' Debate Club 2 3' Track 3. 106 I mn resul elegflung bu! lenzplalzon Mayors Business Xrt Billboard Z 5DramaClubZ 3 GAA l 2 3 4 ArtClub4 hiv-64 ANN CAROL RIEK ANNIE Her words are kind and never mean. Majors-Business Retailing. G.A.A. 1 2' Transferred from Kensington High School 1. CIAUDIA MARIE REGFR RLGES To Inou hrr I3 to love her Major Business Student Council4 Sec 3 Billboard 4 Chorusl 2 3 Drama Club4 GAA 1 2 3 Bowl 1ngClub4 NN CHS Ncwsl SANDRA ANN RINE SANDX Man has hu' wzll but woman has her way Major Business Honor Roll 3 Bill board 5 4 Searchlight 4 F31 A 4 Drama Club 5 4 Majorettes l Z GAA I 2 3 Aquat1esClubl 2 3 4 V Cheerleader3 Varsity Cheer leader 4 Bowling Clubl Z Bowling Hon Team 2 DORA ALICF RITCHI F AI Ich Thy Lozee 15 a uondrous gyft aj God Majors Busmess Muslc Chorus 3 4 Bandl Z 3 4 Drama Club 4 Music Club! 5 4 Choraleers 3 4 lVIarch1ngB'1ndl 2 '5 H1 Y A l Z BONNII .IIAN RUDDLI Gentlemen nlwayy seem to remember blonde: Major Busmess Blllboard 4 A F S Comm 4 H1 Y 2 4 Transferred from Kenmore Hlgh School 2 M MARCIA ANN! RIFIWER MARSH Flmrader zzrr vfllenrlor lo poulh Majors bpanlsh Busmcss Honor Roll 4 Blllboarcl 5 Chorus 2 J 4 Drama Club 3 4 Choraleers 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 G A A 2 3 4 Rllle Club 2 fransfcrred from New Orleans LOll1Sl3n'l RPR. 5' JAMLS FRED RUPP IM llle man tha! bluslzex I5 nul a bfule Majons Sclence Math Baseball Z Letters 5 4 ...2'5' M VVILLIAM LDWARD ROACH BILL Psychology 15 lhe root o hu aetzonx Major gcxence Blllboard 4 W C H S Nc ws 4 Transferred from Ar hngton Hugh School '3 -kjklvil b NLBERT RUSSELL N So modest hal hu worlh ls not known Majors bcncnce Math Honor So clety 4 Football Letter 4 Wrestling Z 4 Trackl 4 107 , '- , . ' .' '. ' 7 'D ' 7 ! 7 . Y V . l 3 3. ' 1 3 , 1 - 5 - - , ,J ' . ' f.' , , , , , .. A 44 ' - 5, - 1, Z,,, ,,f,, . ' 1 f - , , ., 3, , I , , , n 55:51 f I . ' - ' ,gif , 4gG.A. . , ,5. illllifilgf' A 5 was H 'J - iff-52 . 5 - j, 9 4 Vg , V I! ' ' 1, Wfjf' J ' ' so ' ' C , av-5 , . . A iii ., - , f . .Q if . ' D L , I 1 , S ' ' I , , , - J h' .Z ., 1 . - 1 I, f . Q , -, - 'ls -kPAUI Hl NRY SARVLR nxu f real mmds have purpose: Majors Science Math Honor So clety4 -Il' AN MIRIAM SCHOCH SCHOCKER Ilirtalion is aflenlion without intention. MajorffScience. Billboard 3 4' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Varsity Cheer- leader 4' Varsity Club 4. 108 DONALD M SAVNYI R DON fonsrzenre :J dug la Jourrel Majors Science Math Soccerl Z Letters 3 4 Wrestling Letters l 2 Golf Letters Z 3 4 Physics Club 4 DOROTHY IRENE SCHRAMM DOTTIE Fair words never hurl the langue. MajorsAScience, Math, French. Billboard l, 4g A.F.S, Comm. 45 Chorus lg Drama Club 3, 45 Debate Club 45 French Club l, 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y ,g...',3,4gVV.C... News 4. FDITH EI AINE SCHIFRSTEIN LYDIE She doeth Izttle kzndnexxes that olhers leave undone Majors Science Math Billboard 3 4 Searchlight Sec 4 AFS Comm 4 F T A 3 Drama Club 3 Spanish Club 2 French Club 3 4 H1 Y 1 4 GAA l 2 3 4 WCHS News4 MILDRPD LOUISF SCHULENBERG MILLIE The mirror 0 all rourtery. Majors-Math Music. Billboard l. 2 3 4' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. 4' International Club l 2' F.T.A. ' C horus 1 2 3 4' Drama Club 3 ' Music Club 2 3 4' Choraleers ' Debate Club l 2 3' Hi-Y l, 2 3 4 Chaplain 3' Bowling Club 3 4. 'AYAI BILRT HFRBE R'I SCHUI T7 AI I I am an znlellzgenl chap and lhmlt 0 lhzngs that would aslonzxhjou Majors Science Math Latin Honor Roll I 4 Honor Society 4 Student Council Treas 4 Cxt Coun cil 3 4 Searchlight Sports Editor 4 Football2 5 Ietter4 Baseballl Z Swimming l Varsity Club 4 PAUL BFNICDICT STECK PAUL .Now I am beginning to live a little. Major-Art. Football 2' Baseball 1' Wrestling Letters 2 3 4' Varsity Club 3 4' Art Club 4. 'E' 'wasp XVII LIAM HOI MWOOU SCI-IL F P BILI A5 solemn ax ajudxge Majors Science lNIatl'1 Music Lit ouncll 3 Searchlight I1 Iditor 5 reas 4 Bandl 2 3 Pres 4 Music Club Pres 3 Choraleers 3 4 Dance B nd l 2 3 4 MARY LOUISE STF UERNAGEL Lou Light boals .fail swjt. Ma'or-Business. H'-Y l, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 3, 45 Bowling Club l, 4. ARNOI D Sl NDlxl R ARNH No man ran enjoy hnppznerr uztlloul llzznlmzng he eryou zl Major Industrial Arts SUSAN RAE STOCKFR SUE I fee the rzlglzt and I approve it. Major-Math. Student Council 2' A.F.S. Comm. 3, 4' Chorus 3' Drama Club 3 4' Hi-Y Treas. l' G.A.A. l 2 3 4' Aquatics Club l 2 3 4' Hockey Hon. Team 4. 109 -kIOSLPH S I RAP XSON STRAP li lm U llzzr znzmrzblf man Nifxjors SCIKIICC' Nlath Honor Roll l 2 StudcntCour1c1lZ 5 RlllCc1lUb l SOCCCI 3 4 l5UXXllI1I5 C lub '4 JOHN FRANCIS SWVFFNEY lm lx He x a verv devzlf Majors SCICHCC Math Scxcncc Club 4 Rlflc Club 2 Rifle Tram Track '3 110 PYIRICIX XNIN SIL IKM XIX PAT Glad fha! I lzzf am I Nl qor BUSIIN sS Stud! nt C ouncll l 1Y 4 I Bom ln C lub l AN C od offers lo rzerv mznd :lf rhozcr 1101 Homcmakmg, fransfcrrcd from Grox cr Clu Lland Hlgh School 3 'U' C ARY PATRICK TATU GARY -lclzon 15 the proper ruzt 0 lnoulrdgr' Majox Math Honor Rolll Stage Crcwl Z H1Y2 Pros 3 C URDON IN XX Nl FHOM Xb fORl7 lx yum and rr rr nl 11 man av 1 ff llzfu ua: Nldyom S014 ncr Math Rlflc Club Sorcu Z I Y ' ,' ' 7 1 , b v N- wr -f , v 4gKlH'- 2 Ghllx. 1, lgi fl' Q 1 JANET LEE SYVAIN J Nils' .mu . ' ,D I' , . Qzf I-C-L',ii. A 1 l I 1. I 5 T. I 1: '. 1 3: , , ' ' nf ' fr ' If. I AWRFNCI' FREDFRICK TOBER LARRY L1 e wzlhoul nonsenre 15 lzke lemonade wzllzout sugar Majors Science Math Band l H1 Y 2 Rifle Club l Baseball Soccer 4 Science Club 4 SUZANNE LOUISE ULLRICH sUzY Her Jlzyners har a rare qualigw. Major-Homemaking. G.A.A. l 2 . ' Hi-Y l . DIANE DORO PHY T ROYI R TRoTs .She 15 quzel xhe zx shy but there lx mzxehze IH her eye Majors Science Art Blllboard 3 Searchlight Publicity Editor 4 A F S Comm 4 French Club 3 4 JUDITH ANN IYI OR JUDY Food wzll zx the H11 lilies! praelleal one ln the unwerre Majors Science Math Photog raphy Club Sec 3 Pres 4 Band l 2 3 4 Marching Band l 3 GA A l Z 3 4 Aquatics Club 3 Hockey Hon Team 4 Basketball Hon Teaml 2 QORVILLE PAUL VARNELL PAUL My intellect if my basl poxsexsion. Majors-Science, Math. Honor Roll 49 Billboard 4g Drama Club 49 French Club 45 Will o the Wisp Editor 45 Discussion Club 4g Trans- ferred from Columbus, Ohio 4. -kRAYMOND DAVID VOSS RAY I lzale to see Ilzinyr done Qy hnluex. MajorsiScience Math. Honor Roll l 3' Honor Society 4' Cit. Council' Billboard 4' Searchlight 4' A.F.S. Comm. 4' Stage Crew l 2 3 4' Orchestra l' Chorus 2 3 4' Band l 2 3 4' Drama Club 2 3 4' Music Club 2, 3, 45 Choraleers 2, 3, 45 Dance Band l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, Letter 3g Track 1. 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 4g Will o' the NVisp 4. lll Bl'Vl Rl X ANN XNALII RS mv A5 of mm Il z1'!1 zs tlzr rpm' 11 f Major Sclcncc Lhorus 4 H1X :S 4 Ixansfuud from Kcnslnqton High School 5 TRUDX MARII NVIGHAM INGLISII ZF fflnlf' fofll Ilf flffoff IIN' ffa Il llajlfzj 4111 ll A plazn to .we Major Busmc-ss f horus 4 Trans ferred from Blshop McMahon Hugh School 4 112 NA I'ALIl ANN VN ATKINS NAT Iznlmd ru fftness long drawn out Majox bcuncn A I' S Comm 4 Chorus 4 H1 Y 4 G A A 4 Trans ferred from Kenmore Hlgh School 4 CRAIG XX ILLIAM H OUNC CRAIG Suppresx me 1 you canf I am a mfrgzjesl Majors Scxencr Math B1llboard4 Searchlight 4 Chorus 4 Drama ClubZ 3 4 H1Y2 3 4 NV1llo thc Wxsp '5 'Soccer Team 3 Sclcncc Club 4 YQ' 'kALl RI D LIUI IUS WI ISS In Ihr lon nm 11 r 1' or! Ilml rounlr Majors SCILIICC Math Honox Roll 3 Honor SOCILIY 4 A F S Comm 4 Chorus l German Club 4 H1 X '7 4 Rnflm Club l Socccr Z lcttms 5 4 SXNlITlIl11I'1'Ef Z 3 fcnms Lcttc-rs 5 4 VAISIIY Llub4 D1scus slon Club 4 Scu ncc Club 4 ARTHL R IODD IIMMFR ARI Coon' humor 1.x aluau 11 xurrrm Major Buslncss Football .Z R1Hc Clubl Real Ivy!,' X .gl The good old days. lk ' . , . s, Q 6 fe? 1 4? Q J Excuse-me ! P 1 N' Y' x fv- I' Men of the past. , f 6 Wonders of physics Brotherly love. Industrious? Yearbook staff. Quite a mouthful! 5 - ' - Q- 3-us. f .s A New x - 1 , 0 we L. X 4'-v f ml r -' st H, fx ' , f K Who put sand in my coke? -4' Has she ever closed it? 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