Union Endicott High School - Thesaurus Yearbook (Endicott, NY)

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fRONT ROW- Eugene Loftus lerome Wilson lAr. Richard Klett vlr. James Longwell 'aul Ives 2aymond Prebish 3ACK ROW- l'heodore Morter Zobert Knapp Nilliam Ford David Clark Ervin Babcock Stanley Stastyshyn David Schumacher lerry Wright lack Shelton lames Taylor The newest club in Union-Endicott High School is the Key Club. TECHNICAL CLUB The aim of the Technical Club is the furtherance of educational and social growth through an introduction to industry. Technical Club members meet twice a month in order to plan activities and map their campaign for increasing their treasury funds. These funds are used to finance educational plant visits. In the past year, members visited the Ithaca Gun Company, Sweet's Foundry, Morse Chain Company, Union Forging Works, l.B.M., and Cornell Laboratories. KEY CLUB FRONT Row- David Manchester David Fuller Arthur Redpath Robert Picciano Donald Topping Joe Fratino Donald Cantone Richard Newton Holmes Somers Richard English SECOND ROW- Nicholas Sbarra Alan Shapiro Albert Roberts Walton Burdick Bruce Becker Jack Schneiter Thomas Carlton Leo Brady Robert Serko David Schumacher David Allen Joseph Cunningham THIRD ROW- Mr. Egbert Thurber lt is an organization composed of boys who have an average in the ElliOtC0ttoruIlo upper third of their class, and show qualities of leadership, character and citizenship. The Club received its charter in September, I9-48, when forty-one boys were admitted. In February, l949, ten sopho- mores were added to this group. Some of the projects carried out by the Key Club have been- ushering at social functions in the school, checking coats at Kiwanis conventions, and making a tour of l.B.M. and other local industries. This Club belongs to an International organization, and sent two official delegates to the convention held in Washington, D. C. This convention is the biggest event in the Key Club year. 57 Donald Mohney Donald Stevens Robert Cerwonka James Cheatham Angelo Romas Palmer LaGrange Donald Beebe Donald Peabody Lewis Griffis Charles McManis Richard Clark

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if, .wt A, Mi. xi i In its second year of existence, the Spanish Club has progressed Jane Hetzel Carol Evans Thora Tait Joan Muffley Gilda Cinotti Nancy Banks Carol Corbett June Escovar Alice Jaros Violet Pucek Mary Mosco THIRD ROW Donald Cox rapidly under the competent leadership of Mr. Carl Zonio and its elected officers: Richard Newton, president, Jean Ann Ogden, vice president, Judy Mandyck, secretary, and William Schmolka, treasurer. Plans were discussed in regard to obtaining Spanish films revealing the customs and habits of Spanish civilization. Pins were ordered by club members, and an entertainment committee was appointed to put on programs. The Spanish Club strove this year to create more interest in Spain and her customs and to help Club members to gain a better under- standing of the language. FIRST ROW- Anito Pisani Lena Roma Mary Massi Mary Ciccarelli Antonette Schiappa Mary Incitti Loretta DiPaoIo Catherine Zicari Antoinette Graziano Marie Roma Marie Sbarra Sylvia lrneli SECOND ROW- Rachael Sbarra Florence Nestor Genevieve Rossello Marie Rano Mary Lou Biango Bernice Pier Betty Gilliland Isabell Murphy Helen Boreffi Rosemarie Giordano THIRD ROW- Rose Fiacco Mary Jane George Leandra Mastrog iacomo Joan Panko Vincy Olmetti Louise Cicciarelli Rosemary Graziano FOURTH ROW- Tony Vetrano Mr. Zonio, Adviser Nicholas Sbarra Tony DiOrio ' I LIAN CLUB Mull! The I948-49 chapter of the Italian Club was organized in October. Newly-elected officers were: Anthony Vetrano, president, Nicholas Sbarra, vice president, Rosemary Graziano, secretary, Anthony Di- Orio, treasurer, Antoinette Graziano, reporter. With an eye toward the future and a successful year, a hard- working committee drew up a constitution for the organization. Having drawn up a very active schedule, President Vetrano led the club to success in I949. 56 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW- Ardaleen Mosher Joyce Beniamin Madeline Salemme Judith Mandyck Jean Ann Ogden Patricia Sawicki SECOND ROW Irene Copeland Joyce Mihalcho Howard Winslow Richard Newton Donald DePugh Mr. Zonio, Adviser William Fedasko Joseph Fratino Richard Adams

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TRI-'HI GIRLS' BOWLING TRI-HI CLUB OFFICERS GIRLS' SWIMMING SEATED STANDING-5l'1l, l9Y Mitchell, TVEOS' Barbara Patch, Nancy Banks, Vivian Mary Jane George, urerj. Frances Kissel, reporterj Janet Cattarulla, Genevieve Rosello, Shirley president. Harris, vice president, Angela Kava- Boyd' Delores Butler' nagh, secretary. In I93l, Miss Gladys Mersereau was instrumental in the organization of Tri-Hi, the girls' club of U-E H. S. Tri-Hi not only sponsors most of the social activities in the high school, but also interests itself in such worthy causes as aiding in the sale of forget-me-nots for the benefit of Veterans of Foreign Wars, sending Christmas packages to school children in Holland and in England and establishing a loan service for former members who seek to fur- ther their education. This year, Tri-Hi sponsored sports dances and entertained its members at a Kiddies' Party, a spaghetti dinner, and a pancake breakfast. The highlights of its program were the tradi- tional All U-E Night Dance and the Christmas Formal. Plans included a tea and enter- tainment for parents of Tri-Hi girls, a special sports dance with refreshments and an annual Spring Formal. Special interests for members are bowling and swimming, and many girls enjoyed these diversions this year as they have in the past. Tri-Hi membership totals 288, an increase of 8 members over last year. Tri-Hi has been steadily growing and improving its goals since it was first introduced to the high school. In future years, under the guidance of Miss Mersereau, its success may reach even higher peaks. SEATED-Alice Jaros, Joan Panko, Barbara Raim, Norma Jean Mathewson, Kay Shiner, Vivian Corneby, Gerry Occhiato, Beverly Occhiato. SECOND ROW-Diana DeSantis, Mary Jane George, Leandra Mastrogiacomo, Rosita Sgobba, Marilyn Mohney, Nancy Banks, Jeanne Pennell, Nancy Brown, Patricia Cederborg, Eleanor Corwin, Philomena Morlando, Anna Matusica, Lorna Walker, Lucy Warren, June Ferguson, Mary Jane Mills, Carol Corbett. THIRD ROW-Nan Hollenback, Veronica Dribnock, Margaret Brain, Philomena Raymondi, Beverly Hubbard, May Walker, Ruth Pierce. 58