Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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I .-- - IE Q n - E -L fir 2 2 2 ' 2 f 2 5? 7 '1' 'ft ...- 2 'gf-I E, .Ti - 2-i g 7 -' .f -f ' . 2 Q 2 1. d QQ-fa , ar ,nf Ni ' - rwgfw- a 5, 7 F f'5 tr -M mu ,-.,f ' X f Traveling through Binghamton Central High un!- 9 fi.- 11 Faculty Our Leaders Mr. Helfer Mr. Springmann Mr. Powers Miss Taylor 6 Mr. Marean Secretaries Mrs. McDavitt One of the most important parts of Central is the secretarial staff which executes much of the hard work needed to run a school smoothly. Mrs. Edna Mcllavitt, Mrs, Marjorie Hebhard, and Miss Lela Rogers work in the main otlice. Their main duties include answering the telephone, operating the inter- eommunication system, printing the bulletin, handling correspondence, and ordering supplies. Mrs. Rose VVilcox, aided by Mrs. Mary Brown, is our attendance officer. Our nurse, Mrs. Mary Donahue, has the responsibility of keeping the health records of all students. Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll is in charge of the book- room. Mrs. Florence Houpis, Mr. Marean's secretary, aids members of the senior class. Miss Margaret Linehan does clerical work for Mr. Powers and Miss Taylor, the sophomore and junior counselors. Mrs. Wilcox Mrs. Donahue Row l: Miss Lela Rogers, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll, Miss ,lane Miller, Mrs. Florence Houpis. Row 2: Miss Margaret Linehan, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Marjorie Hebhard. 7 0 ' s The excellent Commercial Department headed by Miss K a t I1 e r i n e Miller offers courses in typing, short- hand, secretarial practice, bookkeeping, introduction to - business, business law, busi- ness arithmetic, business man- agement, salesmanship, and of- fice practice. ln typing and shorthand classes students ac- quire speed and accuracy. The aim of the secretarial practice course is to improve skills in all phases of ollice work. liookkeep- ing teaches the essentials of keep- ing accurate records. Introduction to business covers the fundamen- tals of modern business methods, while business law instructs students as to what rights they have and what rules must be followed in business transactions. Business aritlunetic pro vides training in general arithmetic skills, and business management gives methods of wisely investing and spend- ing money. In salesmanship a knowledge of good techniques for selling a prod- uct or an idea is gained. Office practice trains students in the basic skills of ma- H , l Chine operations, arithmetic, and English, lhfee glfls t3CklC 3 f0l1gll aSSlgUmCnT- 2-+-2:4X-1:16-l-3219 Future secretaries at work. Row 1: Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Lela Wickham, Miss Caroline Wadsworth, Mrs. Elsie Coffman. Row 2: Miss Katharine E. Miller, Miss Alice Lowry, Mr. john Guley, Miss Ruth Rinaldi, Miss Mary M. Miller, Mrs. Frances Boehnak. 8 l I Row 1: Mr. Harold 1. Hess, Mrs. Elsie Winchell, Mr. Frank Clark Row Z: Mr. Francis Gorgos, Mr. Frank Collen, Mr. Fred Barrett,.Mr, Gerald Dischinger, Mr. Edward Mack. f' ft' 1 .cb -Q Z, Un the ground floor whence often comes the vhine of an arbor saw, our inportaut lndustrial Arts lepartinent is located. This nstruction gives the students . training in vocational ea- ecrs which will enable them 0 secure jobs soon alter grad- lation, Such courses as ina- hine, auto, metal and wood hops for boys, and beauty cul- ure for girls, are thoroughly aught by capable instructors. n machine shop, boys learn fine nd detailed tooling processes. ln uto shop they work with the in- ricacies of the automobile. Print hop, besides being a regular subject, urnishes Central High with printed iaterial when needed. Future me- hanical draftsmen or designers study his trade in mechanical drawing class. iirls who wish to become beauticians enefit from the beauty culture course. ill these subjects prepare students to nter some of the backbone industries f our country. v Let 'er rip. Print shop at work. I ll I3 I hope it works now. Miss Bloom, Mr. Deyo. Row l: Miss Margaret Frear, Miss Patricia Moore. Row 2: Mr. Henry Merz, Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen. HE LTH In its second year of use, our new gym has played an even greater part in the activities at Central High than it did in 1954-1955. Under the guidance of the gym instructors the swimming pool has otjfered synchronized swim to the girls and competitive swim to the boys. Mr. Henry Merz, Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen, Miss Margaret Frear, Miss Patricia Moore, and their assistants have taught the techniques of various sports such as basketball, volleyball, baseball, swim, bowling, rifle, tennis, ping-pong, and badminton. But even more important, they have also tried to encourage fellowship in games, to promote desirable health practices, attitudes, and ideas, and to stimulate good sportsmanship. as so il lift ' Wilt ? i f , Q ' Q i 1 ll l , Z , ' , - ' X V g 3 1 ll' ii il l ' ,l 1 l. V 1 -, ' . , I . ,, 1:54 , I N' ' li 2 gl ,i ' I , l Q - .3 si-pfegjfis.,,,,.,.,,,,, i ,Q 'fr ' I li i Q 4. f -, ' rrtt Mmmv, tstss ATHLETICS ln its second year of use, our new gym has played an even greater part in the activities at Central High than it did in 195-l-1955. Under the guidance of the gym instructors the swimming pool has otlered synchronized swim to the girls and competitive swim to the boys. Mr. Henry Merz, Mr. Art Sliarpsteen, Miss Margaret Frear Miss Pat Moore, and their assistants have taugh the techniques of various sports such as basket- ball, volleyball, baseball, swim, bowling, rifle, ten- nis, ping-pong, and badminton, But even more im- portant, they have also tried to encourage fellow- ship in games, to promote desirable health prac- tices, attitudes, and ideas, and to stimulate good sportsmanship. E One of the most creative rooms at Central is 325. Here Miss Holcomb prepares new and interesting' projects for her classes. A three-year art program is offered to any prospective student. First year is devoted to learning' the basic elements of art, while students possessing unusual talent are offered an advanced curriculum. Anyone with interest in this Held should certainly make 325 a part of his program. Nlrs. Lillian Perkins and Miss Elizabeth Stanford. flv'Q7a Miss Grace Holcomb An excellent course in home economics is olnfered to Cen- tral students. Klrs. Lillian Perkins, the department head, and Miss Elizabeth Stanford teach boys and girls such things as cooking, home nursing, sewing, child care, nutrition, interior decorating, etiquette, poise, and correct posture. The best equipment and know-how are used to teacli pupils the most efficient methods of homeinaking. This course is valuable to students now as well as later in life. 4,- .', The driving course at Central, taught by Mr. Andrew arris, is very popular among seniors. This class, which meets 'ice a week for lecture and twice a week for actual practice the driver training car, aims to promote safer driving. After ccessfully completing the course and passing the road test, student is entitled to an operator's license. 11 tml 1 J Mr. Andrew Harris 4' we if Mr, blames l'. Kavanagh. you Z: Miss Rita Taylor, Mrs. Mary l't-tru, Miss lithel Houck, Mr. -lohn Moore, Mrs. Mil- dred toungstroni, Mrs, Constance lflannigan. II Row l: Mr. Abe Bernstein, Miss Helen Cusick, Miss Avis Balcom, Miss Helen M. Foley, l English is an essential subject-one used constantly in our everyday lives. Central's curriculum is well-rounded to include all phases of linglish. Sopho- res and juniors spend their time studying short stories, plays, essays, biographies, novels, poetry, and graminar, yxhile a choice of general English, dramatics., or advanced literature is otlered to seniors. The English depart- ment, headed by Miss Avis llaleom, strives to teach students the importance of an extensive vocabulary, correct spelling, and well-yyritten compositions, W as well as a love and respect for the English language, Miss Sara Burns, Miss Anne Savereool. Wliere could you find Saint l'atrick's life story or which way the Shan- non River Hows? Why, in Central's library, naturally. This inexhaustible store- house of information, competently managed by Miss Burns and Miss Saver- cool, is a haven for students writing term papers or looking for a place to study. Sophomores, taufzht how to use it during their first week in school, soon discover the essentiality of the library. 12 I AK xl ci., Ji N . x bfi' X . ,Q '-' - X Y ai .if 1. X f ll -:Ss ' ' Xl J ' b 535' L K it., '3 U -,X , Hifi? - it , 1 'Y .jigs - nf 5 ' - , - l 'A it A - . K, A Q N Afiios. 3miP!05- Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres. Qu'eSt-Ce que gem? -7-55E.?a7l7.!i1:'::.:.?-:W 1'9: '7W'o ' '?9 3 . 'W' gf1'.!ai'.9!Z?.?W: A G E S Ram' - Q ,Q -JE.:-A S-:Lis S ' ' iii: x' 511-gmgj 'ill i W4 .... - s ....-44..:a'ifhi-ntiili IS, ,lA.I..Q45s. Row 1: Miss Loretta Murphy, Miss Catherine Keenan. Row 2: Miss Edna Brown, Mrs. Edna Hinds. Absent: Miss Josephine Rosenberg. Because of amazing progress in the field of transpor- ition and communication, our world is much smaller than was twenty years ago. This has caused our relations 'ith other countries to become much closer and the study f languages to become increasingly essential to modern ving. Here at Central, our language department is one of the iost popular and important in the school. In the excellent Jurses otlerecl, the stuflent has a variety of choices. Miss ,losephine Rosenberg, Miss Catherine Keenan, and liss Rita Taylor teach Latin. This subject is not only valuable for its own merits, but is also helpful for learn- ing other languages. ' At the head of the French and Spanish Departments is Miss Loretta Murphy. There are three years of lfrencl: and two of Spanish offered to Central students. The pupils learn both the language and the history and geography of the country. A good knowledge of languages has proven to be im- portant in many fields of work. We should take advantage of these Fine courses available at Central. N i Row 1: Miss Elizabeth Prior, Mrs. Ann Crosby, Miss Barbara Hennessey, Miss Mary Gillespie. Row 2: Mr. Frank LoVuolo, Mr, John Lalley, Miss Margaret Brown, Miss Louise Wulff. Histor History is the biography of the peoples of the world. The early development of civilization is taken up by Central sophomores when they study the growth of mankind through its many troubled years. Juniors study a subject closer to all of us-the life story of the United States. This includes the growth of our country and its people: the wars and prob- lems our forefathers faced to make America what it is today. Seniors continue to learn American his- tory and also study current events. The history teachers, headed by Miss Mary Gillespie, endeavor to show students how history can increase world unity through greater understanding, and how knowl- edge of this great land of ours can make us better citizens. :STORY Mathematics The Central High niatliematics department lit-:uled by Mrs, Blanche Beers, ollers students 21 wide field from which to choose. This varied curriculum, which includes plane and solid ge- ometry, intermediate and advanced algebra, and trigonomctry, is designed to fulfill college entrance requirements. l'lane geometry is a full-year course, while trigonotnetry, advanced algebra, and solid ge- ometry are taught in one term. Intermediate algebra can be taken in one or two terms, de- pending on the requirements and ability of the student. The usefulness of math should never be underestimated: it is essential for a well- rounded education. Row 1: Miss Muriel Dando, Mrs. lllanche lleers 'Nlrs hdith Calvert Row 2: Mr. VVilliam Hogan, Mr. -lohn tiublc Mr. -lohn Grace, Miss lsatliryn Hylautl lxot 0 z Sclence Our science department, headed by Mr. llon- ald Roehm, offers a valuable program, even to students not planning a scientific career. Courses are available in chemistry and physics, a science major consists of both of these with ninth-grade biology. Mr. Roehni, better known to all as Doc, is assisted by Mr. .lohn Grace and Miss Kathryn Hyland. The most outstand- ing and enjoyable feature of the chemistry and physics courses is the laboratory period, in which fascinating experiments are performed and discussions are held. sm I i I lf' a eteria One of the most popular places in Central is o . in cafeteria. Here students may obtain a delicious meal including' milk, a main dish, a vegetable, and dessert, at a reasonable price. A la carte dishes are also offered. However, many students bring their lunch from home and just buy some milk. Our student body owes many thanks to the cafeteria statt for making lunchtime s l uci .1 pleasant interval between morning and afternoon classes. 2 Mrs. Dorothy Ramage, Mrs. Euleta Hayes, Mr Frances Saunders, Miss Millie Morgan, Nlr Blanche Van liell, Mrs. Neva Andrews. anding: Mr. fliarlcs Vtliitcouih. Seated: Mr. 'lliomas Cfonnellv, Mrs. Mary Mack, Mr. VVilliam Ford, Mr. Michael Huclak. ' 'W-A., 'Zig Custodians Most students are inclined to take for granted the cleanliness and neatness of our school classrooms, corri- dors, windows, sidewalks, and lawns. This is not acci- dental, but due to the conscientious and ellicient work of our crew of custodians. We are grateful to these gentlemen who care for the heating and illumination of our buildings and maintain our school in the peak of condition. Memorial Circle 'X..,,--X 'Q rv' f -'vs'-J-x,X,.-ff -,,Nsr 9x- - Q 1 Senioriff .5 f- L N Z-L . , -QQ. fx , - - -rv-.4?9 1 FQ- Y X --,md--WS W Row 1 seated: Carolee Fiacco, Barbara Lutzic, Joyce Michalek. Row 2 standing: Larry Rouff, Robert Andrejko, Richard Barber, Mr. Henry Marean, Joseph Colavito. iii: g, 4 ag -W naman A Aoqmvrvn. V iucmum was HARYKASR STANLEY BALCHIKONIS RICHARD A. BARBER NANCY BETFEINHAUSIQR HARLEY BIEBER JEAN BLACKWELL CAROL BLEISNICK JA RY CLASS OFFICERS This January's graduating class was very ably rep- resented by the following officers: President, Robert Andrcjko, Vice-President, Richard Barber, Secretary, Barbara Lutzic, Girls' Treasurer, Carolee Fiacco, Boys' Treasurer, Larry Rouff, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms, Joyce Michalek, and Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms, Joseph Colavito. Certainly these fine otticers represented just as fine a graduating class. ANTHONY ABBADESSA ABBO JY. Baseball 123, Varsity Track 143, Award 143, J.V. Basketball 123, Yarsity Basketball 13.43, Award 12,3,43, Band 12,33, Award, G. O. Rep- resentative 12,33. Course: Commercial. ROBERTA A. ACQUAVIVA BOBBY l'onrse: College. RICHARD ALLEN DICK Yarsitv Bowling 123, Play- 'l'he Skin of Our Teeth. Course: Aca- deinic-lllatliematics. GEORGE ANDREJKO .l.V. Bowling 1.23, l'layf The Academic-hlatlientatics. Skin of Our Teeth 143. Course: MOGAMBO ROBERT ANDREJKO l'an Annual XVrite-Up Staff 13,43, Award 13,43, Pan Newspaper 12,3,4,3, Sports Staff 12,33, l'a Central 143, 4 Awards, J.V. Basketball Manager 133, 1 Award, Varsity Basketball Manager 133, 1 Award, 1 Sectional Award, Varsity Baseball Manager 143, 1 Award, Golf 12,3,43, G.O. Representative 133, Junior Class Treasurer, G.O. Treasurer 143, 1 Award, Senior Class l'resident, Scholarship Award 12,3,43, Honor Society 143, Hi-Y 123, Science Club 133, Empire Boy's State Delegate 133, l'roni Committee 143, Honor Graduate, Intramural Basketball 13,-t3, Gavel Club 143, Representative to Southern Tier Student Council Conference, Class Night, Class Notable-Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Course: Academic-Matliematics. MARY R. ASH Hockey 143, Volleyball 143, Varsity Choir 13,43, 2 Awards, Pep Club 153: Y-Teens 123, Red Cross Representative 143. Course: Academic. STANLEY BALCHIKONIS HBALCI-I J.V. Football 12,33, Award 12.33, J.V. Baseball 133. Course: College. RICHARD A. BARBER DICK Varsity Football 1.Z,3,-43, Award 12,3,43, J.V. Choir 123, G.O. Repre- sentative 13,-13, Vice-President of Senior Class, Scholarship Award 12,33, Honor Society 143, Boys' State 133, Award, Member of Senior Prom Connnittee and Cap and Gown Committee 143, Two-Year Perfect Attendance Award, Football Award, Most Valuable Player 143. Course: College. NANCY BETTENHAUSER NAN Basketball 123, Volleyball 1Z,33, Badminton 143, Soccer 143, Senior Lifesaving' 143, Plays- Opening Night, Riders to the Sea 143, G.O. Alternate 143, Student Staff 133, 1 Award, Scholarship 123, Honor Society 143, Dramatics Club 12,3,43, 2 Awards, Pep Club, Co-Director of Play A lJog's Life 143, Usher 143, Notables Committee 143. Bowling 133, Card Section 1.23. Course: College. HARLEY BIEBER ACE J.V. Football 123, Award, J.V. Baseball 123, Award, Varsity Baseball 133, G.O. Alternate. Course: Academic. JEAN BLACKWELL I . JEANIE Pan Newspaper 143, Feature News Staff, Senior Lifesaving 143, Syn- chronized Swimming 143, Basketball 143, Volleyball 143, Tennis 143, Baseball 143, G.O. 133, First Prize in Disinger Speaking Contest, Honor Society 143, Debate Club 12,3,43, Vice-President 133, President 143, Award 12,3,43, Dramatics Club 133, Lit Club 13,43, Treasurer 143, giqls' Athletic Association 143, Gavel Club 143, Red Cross. Course: u lege. CAROL BLEISNICK USIVIOKEYH Volleyball 133, Basketball 143, Rille Club 143. Course: College. l8 l 5 .YATIKIA IWIIS ROGER BROOKS THOMAS BROWN MARGARET BUCKMAN NANCY BURLINGHAM PAUL CIIEECTIALK 3 if . ,, . ..,, , an TMJMAS CUILEI , -KEEP! VANCE!! IOYCBHABBDINO l ' 7? IAHES DUFFY PATRICIA BOWERS V PAT Volleyball 13,413 Basketball 13,413 Ping Pong 1413 Badminton 141, Girls' Play Day-Second Place Ribbon 1413 Tumbling and Apparatus 141, Physical Education Gym Exhibition 1413 Girls' Swim Show 1413 Tennis 1413 Baseball 1413 Soccer 1413 3 Sports Awards3 Play- 'Ilie Skin of Our Teeth 1413 G.O. Representative 1213 Student Staff 13,41, Award 1413 Tri-Hi-Y 13,413 Girls' Athletic Association 1413 Red Cross Representative 131, Fashion Show 1413 Synchronized- Swimming 1413 Dramatics Club 1313 Rifle Club 1313 Senior Lifesaving 141. Course: Academic-Commercial. ROGER BROOKS ROQUE Pan Newspaper Columnist3 J.V. Football 1313 Volleyball. Course: College. THOMAS BROWN TOM G.O. Alternate 1213 Scholarship Award 1313 Stage Crew. Course: College. MARGARET BUCKMAN MICKEY J.V. Choir 1213 Varsity Choir 13,41, 2 Awartls3 Plays-Commencement Play, Life IVith Father, The Skin of Our Teeth 3 Commencement C0lTlI'l1iIlQEQ Red Cross Representative 13,41, Course: Academic-Music. NANCY BURLINGHAM NAN Volleyball 1411 Plays- Life NVitl1 Father, Make-Up Crew, Skin of Our Teeth, Played Old Woman 1413 Prom Committee 141. Course: Academic-Mathematics. PAUL CHEECHALK Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 13,41, Advertising Editor 141, 3 Awards3 Commencement Committee 1413 Student Stal? 131, Award 131, Scholarship Award 12,313 Honor Society 1413 Science Club 13,41, Chair- man 1513 Key Club 13,413 Red Cross Representative 1213 Dramatics Club 121. Course: College. JOSEPH CONLON CONK. Varsity Track 1213 J.V. Volleyball 121, Award 1313 Varsity Volleyball 1313 Intramural Basketball 12,3,413 Intramural Swim Meet 1213 G.O. Representative 12,-41, Alternate 13,413 Junior Jump, Publicity Chair- man 1313 Sophomore Swing, Publicity Chairman 1313 Delegate to New York State Key Club Convention 1313 Senior Class Night Com- mittee 1413 Key Club Delegate to Kiwanis 13,413 Red Cross Representa- tive 12,313 Science Club 1213 Key Club 13,41, President 1313 Gavel Club Secretary 1313 Christmas Art Contest judge of junior Class 131. Course: Academic. ANNE CONNELLY Course: Commercial. BONNIE COUGHLIN G.O. Alternate. 11 term1. Course: Academic-Mathematics. PATRICIA CRISLER PAT Course: Academic. CAROL CRONK Pan Newspaper 12,3,41, Co-Sunday Press Editor 141, 2 Awards3 Schol- arship Award 1313 Honor Society 1413 Lit Club 12,3,413 Dramatics Club 121. Course: College. PAMELA CROSSLEY PAM Pan Newspaper 13,41, Feature Editor 141, 2 Awards3 Volleyball 13,413 Basketball 13,413 Lifesaving 1313 Hockey 141: Badminton 1413 Ping Pong 141, Award 1413 Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth 141, The Other Mother 131, Annie's Man 131, The Lost Princess 121, The Emperor's Doll 1213 Junior Class Secretary 1313 Gerhart Public Speak- ing Contest Alternate3 Lions Weeks Speaking Contest Finalistg DAR Essay Contest Fmalist3 night of Pythias Speaking Contest Winner3 Scholarship Award 1313 Honor Society 141, Secretary 141: G.A.A. 141, President 1413 Dramatics Club 12,3,41, Vice-President 131, Presi- dent 141, 3 Awards3 Gavel Club 13,41, Vice-President 331i Debate Club 12,3,41, Vice-President 141, 2 Awards3 Pa Central ay Skit 13,413 xgsifmbly Committee 1313 Commencement Committee 141. Course: o ege. THOMAS CURLEY CURLEY Course: Academic-Industrial. JOHN DACEY DACE Intramural Swimming 1313 Play- Life XVith Father, The Skin of Our Teeth 3 G.O. 12,3,41, Award 131, President of G.O.: Leadership Award from Elks Club3 Scholarship Award 13,413 Honor Society 141: Gavel Club 13,41, President 1313 Dramatics Club 141, Award 141g Junior Class President 131. Course: College. JOSEPH D'ANGELIS Course: College. JOYCE MARIE DINO JOYCE J.V. Choir, one year. Course: Academic Commercial Onice Practice. HARRY DODD JIM J.V. Basketball. Course: Academic-Industrial. JAMES DUFFY DUFF Band 12,3,41, Award 12,3,413 Orchestra 12,3,41, Award 12,3,413 Dance Band. Course: College. 19 PATRICIA UURY ' HJAN EGAN FELDMAN CAROLEE FIACCO LESLIE FIELDS CAROL FREY - was ages? ' 1-if-if .. vii.-A . 7'.'5,1i'liif1fsp: - - ., .,,. t-at-at .. mv 'szaense ummm nw: GIJBIK B. ELAINE GEDER in-X115 4 RUBERT BARBARA GREEN ROSALYN GURMAS BARBARA GULZY BRENT HACKER HAGER PETER HANKIN PATRICIA DURY PAT Intramural Volleyball 1235 Senior Lifesaving 1435 I.V. Choir 12,3,435 Plays- Life NVith Father, Skin of Our Teeth 5 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial Stenographic. JOAN EGAN JoAN1E Student Staff 1435 Pep Club 12,335 Senior Class Gift Committee. Course: Acadeniic-Mathematics. LAWRENCE FELDMAN LARRY J.V. Football 1335 Swimming 123. Course: College. CAROLEE FIACCO FEE Volleyball 13,43, Award5 Basketball 13,43, Award5 Bowling 133, Award5 Swimming 13,435 Lifesaving 1335 Rhythmic Swim 13,435 Apparatus and Tumbling 133, Award5 J.V. Choir 1235 Band 12,33, Award5 Plays- '1'he Skin of Our Teeth 143, Betsy for Pa Central Program 143, Commencement Play 1435 Senior Class Girls' Treasurer 1435 G.A.A. 13,43, Award5 Varsity Cheerleading 13,43, Captain 143, Award5 Com- mencement Committee 143. Course: Academic-Mathematics. LESLIE FIELDS LES Course: Academic-Industrial. CAROL FREY Scholarship Award 1335 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. BARBARA JEAN GAJDIK BARB Pan Newspaper Typist 13,43, Award 1435 Girls' Apparatus 143, Award 1435 J.V. Choir 12,335 Student Staff 133, Award 1335 Scholarship Award 12,3,435 Honor Society 1435 Pep Club 12,335 Red Cross Representative 1235 Notables Committee 143. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. EDWARD GANKIEWICZ Play- The Skin of Our Teetli, ' Played Homer. Course: Industrial Arts. ' B. ELAINE GEDER J.V. Choir 12,33. Course: General Business. RONALD GILAN GIGS J.V. Bowling 1235 I.V. Choir 12,33, Varsity Choir 13,435 Band 12,3,43. Course: Academic. ROBERTA GILES BOBBIE Volleyball 1335 Basketball 1335 Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth Played part of Gladys Antrobus5 P.A.L. Rifle Club. Course: Commercial. ROBERT GREBLICK BOB J.V. Baseball 123, Varsity Baseball 13,43, Awards 13,43, Varsity Foot- ball 1Z3, Award 123, Varsity Volleyball 13,43, Awards 13,435 G.O. Representative 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 143. Course: College. BARBARA GREEN BARR Lit Club 1435 Chess Club 1435 3 Art Awards5 Class Notable- Quietest Girl. Course: Academic-Mathematics. ROSALYN GURMAS ROZ Student Staff 13,43. Course: Homemaking. BARBARA GUZZY BARB Pan Annual Typist 143, Award 1435 Volleyball 1335 Student Staff 1335 Scholarship Award 1335 Pep Club 12,335 Tri-Hi-Y 13,43, Secretary 1435 Senior Class Notables Committee 1435 N.O.M.A. Stenographic Award 1435 Usher 1335 Football Card Section 1235 Perfect Attendance, 2 year Award. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. BRENT HACKER HACK J.V. Football 123. Course: Academic Commercial. THOMAS HAGER HAGS Course: Academic Commercial. PETER HANKIN PETE Pan Newspaper 13,43, Sports Reporter, 2 Awards5 Varsity Golf 13,43, 2. Awardsg Pa Central Skit, Played the Parson 1435 G.O. Representa- tive 1235 Key Club5 Block B CIub5 Class Day Committee5 Senior Lifesaving. Course: College. 20 JAMES uonmrr A1.1l'Alll'I'I-RY , BARBARA SALLY MARIE KNAUSS IDIS KONICK KHONUEJB- ' IEATBIG KRUPA LINDA HARRIS Varsity Volleyball 13,435 Varsity Choir 13,43: Band 12,Il,43': Orchestra 13,-U: G.O. Representative 12,3,43: 2 Band Awards: Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,43. Course: College. ROBERT. HARRISON BOB Course: Academic-Industrial. KATHLEEN ANN HEATH KATHY Varsity Bowling 1Z,3,43: 2 Awards5 J.V. Choir, 2 Years: G.O. Alternate 123: Pr.-p Club: Class Notables Committee: Red Cross. Course: Homemaking, JAMES HOBERT JIM Course: Academic. RAPID ROBERT ROBERT HREHOR Class Notable-Handsomest Boy. Course: Academic. CUBAN LEO A, HUBIK JN. Baseball 12,333 Play- The Skin of Our Teeth 143. Course: Academic-Industrial. CHARLES WILLIAM HUGHES CHARLIE Varsity Bowling 123, Award 123: J.V. Football 133, Award 133: Varsity :football 143, Award 143: Honor Society 143. Course: Academic- ndustrial. ALBERTA JEFFERY Course: Academic-Commercial. NANCY JOHNS NANC Volleyball 133: Tennis 1335 G.O. Alternate 143: Red Cross 123. Course: Commercial-Secretarial. JOHN KADLECI K Varsity Volleyball 1335 Track 1435 Intramural Basketball 1-435 Foul Shooting 1435 Science Club 13,-13, Treasurer. Course: College. ANN KANE ANN Volleyball 143: Red Cross Representative 123, Alternate 133. Course: Academic Commercial. SHIRLEY KARPEL SHIRL Course: Academic-Commercial. BARBARA KECHAK BARB J.V. Choir 1235 Student Staff 1433 Red Cross 143: Senior Class Gift Committee 143. Course: Academic Commercial. SALLY MARIE KNAUSS Course: Academic Commercial. LOIS KONICK LO Pan Newspaper 143, Circulation Statfg Hockey 143: G.O. Representa- tive 12,3,43, Alternate 1435 Second Prize of Kiwanis Essay Contest 143: Scholarship Award 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Dramatics Club 123: Pep Club 123: Red Cross 13,43, Award 13,43: Senior Prom Committee: Card Section 1235 Guide for B.I.E. Day 133: Usher 143. Course: College. GERALDINE KOWALCHIK GERRY J.V. Choir 12,3,435 Cap and Gown Committee. Course: Commercial. SIDNEY KRONUS, JR. SID Course: Academic Math. BEATRICE KRUPA BEA Basketball, Award: Volleyball, Award: Badminton, Award: Baseball, .gwaA'd:lGirls' Rifle Team, 3 Awards, President. Course: Commercial- ca emic. 21 L 'N JACQUEUNE KUTZ IUHN LISKA PETER Ll'1'CB!'lH,D IANICE LOVELES RAYMOND LUBNIEWSKI BARBARA LDTZIC xucicnmm mnwmn A muon BETTE LEE MATYESON RICHARD MEBRALI. JOYCE MICIIALEK RONALD MOFFTIT FAITH MOORE JO ANN MOORE JACQUELINE KUTZ JACKIE Plays- Life XVith Father, Usher, Scenery, Skin of Our Teeth, Acting Part. Course: Academic-Commercial. JOHN LISKA LISH Play- The Skin of Our Teeth, Played the Usher, Art Award-Won Honorary Mention in Ford Contest in 1953. Course: Academic Industrial. PETER LITCHFIELD PETS Football 12,35, Award 135, Varsity Football 145, Award 145, Rifle 145, Award 145, Swimming Team 125, Award 125, Block B Club 145. Course: Academic-Mathematics. JANICE LOVELESS JAN Play- Mrs, McThing, Hair Styles, Dude Ranch, Life XVitl1 Father , Student Staff, Hostess Desk. Course: Beauty Culture. RAYMOND LUBNIEWSKI LUBY Band 12,35, Award 12,35, Dance Band 12,3,45. Course: Academic- Industrial. BARBARA LUTZIC NEARBY Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Field Day at U. E., Softball, Volleyball, Sports Day at Vestal, J.V. Choir 12,35, G.O. Representative 145, Alter- nate 135, Secretary of Senior Class, Scholarshi Award 125, Y-Teens 1Z,3,45, Secretar 125, President 13,45, Pep Club 125, G.A.A. 145, Red Cross 135. Course: College. MARJORIE MAC GINNIS MARGIE Pan Newspaper 12,3,45, Feature 5Vriter, 2 Awards, Varsity Choir 13,-45, Secretary 145, 2 Awards, Band 12,3,45, Social Chairman 145, 2 Awards, Orchestra 12,3,45, Librarian 12,35, 2 Awards, Play- The Emperor's Doll 125, Pa Central Skit 135, G.O. Alternate 125, Red Cross Representative 125, Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,45, Chaplain 12,35, President 145, Gavel Club 145, Night of Music 12,3,45, Vestal All-State Music Festival 145, New York State Band Contest 135, Dramatics Club 125. Course: College. . CAROL IVIADDEN PUTZI Volleyball 145, Pla s- Life lVith Father, Make-U , Skin of Our Teeth, Property Chairman, G.O. Representative 35, Class Night Committee. Course: Commercial. EDWARD A. MAJOR TED Pan Newspaper 145, Feature 5Vriter, Varsity Swim Team 12,3,45, Award 13,45, Varsity Track 145, J.V. Choir 12,35, Varsity Choir 13,45, Plays- The Roman Kid, Lost Princess, Annie's Man , Chairman of Assembly Committee, Chairman of Special Committee of G.O., Schol- arship Award 12,35, Honor Society 145, Red Cross 12,3,45, Ke Club 13,-15, Block B Club 145, Chess Club 145, Hi-Y 145, Civil Igefense 13,-45, Science Club 12,3,45, Senior Lifesaving 145, Dramatics Club 12,3,45, Treasurer 145, Award 145, Class Day Committee. Course: College. BRUCE MANEY Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth 145, In Old Louisiana 125, Dra- mntics Club 145. Course: Academic. DAWN MARSH Course: Academic-Commercial. JOHN MASLAR JAKE J.V. Varsity Baseball 11 season5, Varsity Baseball 11 season5. Course: Aczidemic-Industrial. BETTE LEE MATTESON Pan Newspaper 125, Photography Staff, Band 12,3,45, Librarian 133, Award 12,35, G.O. Alternate 12,35, Red Cross Alternate 145. Course: Academic-Mathematics. RICHARD MERRALL REGGIE Pun Newspaper, Art Staff, G.O. 12,35. Course: College. JOYCE MICHALEK JO JO Hockey 145, Basketball 135, Bowling 13,45, Volleyball 135, J. V. Choir 125, Band 12,3,45, Senior Class Officer, Girl Sergeant-at-Arms, Schol- arship Award 12,35. Course: College. RONALD MOFFITT RON J.V. Football 12,35, Award: J.V. Bowling 12,35, Award 12,35, Varsity Choir 12,3,45, Award 12,45, G.O. Representative 135. Course: Commercial. FAITH MOORE FAITHIE Hockey 145, Volleyball 125, Orchestra 12,3,45, 2 Awards, Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,45, Pep Club 125, Class Notable Committee 145. Course: Academic- Commercial. JO ANN MOORE JO J.V. Choir, half term. Course: Commercial. 22 BOY MORGAN I JEROME B. MORIARTY DONALD MURPHY ezmlm Noam-r sitmw mu im' naasaiu nmcu ff-ij EVELYN BOIIILKIS IICHAEL HERB N. IDUFF A SHIRLEY ANN SEAMAN JOYCE SEBESTA CECELIA SEXTON MARLENE SMITH JOHN SULLIVAN i IOSBPH SULLIVAN ROY MORGAN LEROY Course: Academic-Industrial. JEROME B. MORIARTY MORT Pan Newspaper 12,3,41, Art Editor 13,-41, Five Panorama Awards: l'lay+ The Skin of Our Teeth 141: Commencement Play 141. Course: Academic-College. DONALD MURPHY MURPH j.V. Choir 121, Varsity Choir 13.41, Award 131: Track 12,31. Course: Academic-Industrial. GERALD NUGENT JERRY Course: College. EILEEN PEKURNY Pan Newspaper Typist 13,41, Award 13,41: Badminton 141, Award 141: Volleyball 12,3,41: Basketball 12,31, Award 131: Triple Cities Sports Day Delegate 121, Girls' Singles in Badminton, Second Place Ribbon:-Representative to Triple Cities Volleyball Playday 131: Triple Cities Sports Day Delegate 141, Girls' Doubles in Badminton, Second Place Ribbon: G.O. Alternate 121: Student Stat? 131, Award 131: T,.V. Program, School of Today 141: Scholarship Award 12,3,41: Honor Society 141: Red Cross Representative 12,41: Pep Club 12,3,41: Football Card Section 121: N.0.M.A. Typing Award 141: N.O.M.A. Stenographic Award 141: Usher 141: Class Day Committee 141: Tri-I-Ii-Y 13,-41. Treasurer 131: Dramatics Club 121: Girls' Athletic Association 141. Course: Commercial. BARBARA REAGAN RED Intramural Basketball 131: Intramural Volleyball 131: G.O. Represen- tative 12,31: Scholarship Award 1.21. Course: Academic. EVELYN ROBERTS EVIE Basketball 12,31: Band 12,3,-61, Awards 12,3,41: Tri-Hi-Y 12,3.-81, Historian 121: Y-Teens: Secretary 121: Class Notables Committee 141. Course: College. MICHAEL ROSICS MIKE Play- The, Skin of Our Teeth 141: Student Staff 141: Scholarslnp Award 12,31: Honor Society 141: Commencement Play 141. Course: Commercial-OHice Practice. LAWRENCE N. ROUFF LARRY Pan Newspaper 13,-41, Advertising Staff: J.V. Football 121: Swim Team 121: G.O. Alternate 141: G.O. Representative 12,31: Boys' Treasurer of Graduating Class: Debate Club 12,31, Secretary 131: Red Cross Representative 131: Intramural Basketball 131. Course: College. PATRICIA ROZEK PAT J.V. Choir 12,31: Student Staff 131: Scholarship Award 12,3,-11: Honor Society 141: Usher 141: Pep Club 121: Cap and Gown Committee Chairman 141: Football Card Section 121: N.O.M.A. Typing Award 141: N.O.M.A. Stenographic Award 141: Class Notable-Girl Brain. Course: Commercial. DAVID RUDY DAVE THE CAT Freshman Football 12 Years1: Band 12 Years1: G.O. Representative: Football Statistician 12 YearS1. Course: Academic Art. MARTA SAMUELS MARTIE Pan Annual 13,41, 11'rite-Up Reporter, Award 141: Pan Newspaper 13,-41, News Editor 141, Award 141: j.V. Cheerleader 131, Award 131: Hockey 141: Papa Central Skit 141: G.O. Representative 121, Alter- nate 131: Student Stal? 141: Scholarship Award 12,31 Honor Society 141: Red Cross 121: Chairman of Senior Prom Committee 141: Assem- bIy Committee 131: Pep Parade Committee 131: Super Senior 141. Course: College. SHIRLEY ANN SEAMAN SI-URL j.V. Choir 121: Play- Skin of Our Teeth 141, Mrs. Antrobus: Played as Youth in Commencement Play 141: Student Stall 13,413 Scholarship Award 121: Pep Club 12,315 Commencement Committee: G.O. Representative 131. Course: College. JOYCE SEBESTA JOY Dramatics Club 141: Volleyball 131: S nchronized Swimming 141: Plays- Skin of Our Teeth publicity and' Stage Manager, Life 1Yith Father Publicity: G.O. Representative 141, Alternate 121. Course: Academic. CECELIA SEXTON CE CE Course: Academic-Mathematics. IVIARLENE SMITH MARSI Volleyball 13,411 Basketball 141: Softball 141: Tennis 141: Ping Pong 141: Pep Club 121: Red Cross 121: G.A.A. 141: P.A.I.. Rilie Club 141: P.A.L. Bowling Club 131. Course: Academic. JOHN SULLIVAN SULLY Varsity Volleyball 131: G.O. Representative 12,31: Key Club. Secre- tary 141, Treasurer 131. Course: College. JOSEPH SULLIVAN SULLY Varsity Volleyball 131: G.O. Alternate 131: Scholarship Award 12,31: Honor Society 141: Key Club 12,3,41, Secretary 131, President 1-81. Course: College. 23 IRENECSZUBA D0l0'l1IYVA.NVOLK.INlUlD ELAIHEVAISIK 1 TERESAA. VIAGENEI DAVID WALKER MARY FRANCES WALKER EIHIYANNWIISMC LIDYD WOOIJRUFF ANDREW YEVCHAK . HARYIANEYUNGKAN' IIVRLY ZALBOWITZ H JOHN ZAVB IRENE C. SZUBA Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth 141, Commencement Play, Youth Goes Ahead 141: Night of Music 12,3,41: Commencement Committee 141: Student Staff 141: J.V. Choir 12,31. Course: Commercial. DOROTHY VAN VOLKINBURG DOTTY J.V. Choir 12,31: Art Award 12,3,41: Scholarship Award 131: Honor Society 141: Pep Club 121. Course: College. ELAINE VARSIK LA-LA Course: CommercialwOffice Practice. TERESA A. WAGENER TERRY Swimming 13,-11: Basketball 141: Badminton 141: Band, Majorette 12,3,41: G.O. Alternate 141: Art Club 141. Course: College. DAVID WALKER DAVE Intramural Basketball 13,41. Course: Academic-Mathematics-Science. MARY FRANCES WALKER Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 131, Business Manager 141, Editor- in-Chief 141, 2 Awards: Basketball 131: Volleyball 141: Hockey 141: Badminton 141: G,O. Representative 12,31: G.O. Alternate 121: Schol- arship Award 131: Honor Society 141: Dramatics Club 12,3,41, Sec- retary 141, Award 141: G.A.A. 141: Lit Club 12,31. Course: College. NANCY LEE WARD NANC Basketball: Swimming: Volleyball: Pep Club: Dramatics Club. Course: Academic. MARGARET WARREN PEGGY l'layf 'I'he Skin ut' Our Teeth 141, Played Drum Majorette: G.O. Representative 131. Course: COllll'llCl'Cl3l'OmCC Practice. LOUIS WELK LOUIE Course: Academic-Industrial. ROGER WEST ROG Empire Boys' State 131, Award 131: Math Television Show 141: Rep- resentative to Rotary Club Luncheons 131: Band 12,3,41, Awards 1Z,31, NYSSMA Solo Award, Ensemble Award 141, Sectional Band at Vestal 141: Orchestra 13,-41, Award 131, Night of Music 12,3.41: Scholarship Award 1J,31: Honor Society 141, President 141: Hi-Y 12,3,41, Secre- tary, Treasurer, Vice-President, President: Key Club 12,3,41: Science Cluh 141: President ot' Southern Tier Area Hi-Y Council 141. Course: College. 1-JIM,. JAMES WHITE Course: College. NELSON WILCOX Band 12,3,41, Award 1.Z,31: Chess Club 131: Red Cross Alternate 121. Course: College. SHIRLEY ANN WILSON SI-URL Volleyball 141: .l.V. Cheerleader 131, Award: Varsity Cheerleader 141, Award: Senior Prom L'oininittee. Course: Academic-Hoineinaking. LLOYD WOODRUFF Course: Commercial-General Business. ANDREW YEVCHAK YEV LV. Volleyball 121: Varsity Track 141: Cap and Gown Committee 141. Course: Academic. MARY JANE YUNGMAN Pan Newspaper 13,-81, Chief Typist 141, 3 Awards: Girls' Apparatus 141: j.V. Choir 12,31: Student Staff 131, Award 131: Scholarship Awards 1Z,3,41: Honor Society 141: Pep Club 131: Cap and Gown Committee 141. Course: Commercial-Office-Practice. BEVERLY ZALBOWITZ BEV Pan Newspaper Advertising Staff 13,41, Co-Advertising Editor 141, Award 13,-41: j.V. Cheerleader 13,41, Captain 141, Award 141: Hockey 141: l'layf 11pening Night 131: Scholarship Award 131: Honor So- ciety 141: Dramatics Club 121: Pep Club 12,31:Card Section 121: Red Cross 1l,3.41, Vice-President 141, Awards 13,41: Senior Prom Com- mittee 141: Usher 141. Course: College. JOHN ZAVIS ZAV Varsity Volleyball 141: Intramural Basketball 131: G.O. Alternate 13.-11: Scholarship Award 131: Hi-Y 131: Key Club 13,41, Vice-Presb dent 141. Course: College. 24 Our amera RICHARD BROOKS PAUL ZELINKA ZINK G.O. 1235 Scholarship Award 123. Course: College. CAROLYN ZELTER Volleyball 1335 Varsity Choir 13,455 LV. Cheerleader 527, Award: Varsity Cheerleader 13,4J, Award 13,415 Pep Club 1215 enior Prom Committee. Course: College. GEORGE ANDREW ZURENDA BIG GEORGE PV. Football 12 Yearsbg Varsity Track 11 Yearlg Intramural Football: ntramural Basketball: Swimming. Course: Academic-Commercial. PETER ZURENDA Course: Academic-Industrial. GRADUATED IN JUNE 1955 MARION SLEZAK SLEZ Jayvee Choir 12,355 Student Staff5 2 Scholarship Awardsg Pep Club 12.31. Honor Graduate. Course: Secretarial-Commercial. h Classmates BROOKSIE Varsity Track 12,3,-0. Course: Academic. BONNIE DUNHAM Play- Life XVith Father, Played Annie. Course: Beauty Culture. JOHN EVANCI-tor' Course: Academic Industrial Arts. ROBERT KELLY Course: Academic-Industrial. THOMAS PARSONS I.V. Football 125: G.O. Alternate SCROOGE MOUSE 133. Course: Academic-Industrial. 25 Row l: Theresa Guokas, Robert Colman, Joyce Sinicki, Row 2: Donald Campos, Barbara Jo Grace, Robert De John, Joyce Andrejko. EUR! WYBTANIXALHHNAS . 3 KENN'E'I'l:l BAISLEY BARBARA BAIIIH DGNALD BALL . 31 .aw DOIDBI-S BARVINCHAK PETER BISHOP l UNE CL SS UFFICERS This June, the graduating class has selected the fol- lowing otlicers: President, Robert Colman, Vice-Presi- dent, Joyce Sinicki, Secretary, Theresa Goukas, Girls' Treasurer, Barbara Jo Grace, Boys' Treasurer, Robert De John, Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms, Joyce Andrejko, and Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms, Donald Campos. The class othcers have worked hard to make this June graduation a marvelous success. SANDRA ACQUAVIVA SANDY Pan Newspaper, News Staff, One Award 143, Basketball 133, Baseball 133, Scholarship Award 143, Lit Club 12,3,43, Tri-Hi-Y 1Z,33, Card Section. Course: Academic Math. RONALD AKEL RONNIE Scholarship Awards 12,33, Honor Society 143. Course: College. CONSTANCE ALELUNAS CONNIE Basketball 12,3,43, Volleyball 12,33, J.V. Choir 123, Varsity 12,3,-83, Awards 13,-H, Dance Band 133, Orchestra 12,3,43, Awards 13,431 Play- Man Trap, Played Camilla Gibson, G.O. Representative 143, Student Staff 133, Award 133. Course: College. JOYCE ANDREJKO 'tFIFI Pan Newspaper 143, Volleyball 13,43, Award 133, Basketball 13,-13, Award 133, Badminton 133, Softball 133, Hockey 143, J.V. Choir 12,33, G.O. Representative 123, Alternate 123, Junior Class Treasurer 133: Senior Class Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms 143, Student Staff 143, Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association 13,43, Red Cross Representative 1331 Police gthletic League 12,3,-43, Award 133, Player of the Month 133. Course: ollege. SALLY ASHMAN POKEY or SAL Volleyball 143, Basketball 143, Softball 143, Tumbling and Apparatus 143, J.V. Choir 12,43, Student Stal? 133, Noma Spelling Award 1432 Perfect Attendance Award 123, Red Cross Representative 143, Alternate 143, Award 143. Course: Commercial. MARY ANN BACKO MARE Course: Commercial. KENNETH BAISLEY BASEL G.O. Representative 133. Course: Commercial. BARBARA BALCH BARB Basketball 123, Volleyball 123, Varsity Choir 133, Scholarship Award, Art Club 143, Dramatics Club 13,-43, Red Cross 133, Course: College. DONALD BALL J.V. Football 123, Award, Swimming 12,3,43, Awards 12,33, Co-Captain 143, Varsity 'lrack 12,3,43, Awards 13,43, Lifesaving 123, Plays-' Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap. Course: College. DOLORES BARVINCHAK DOLLY Pan Annual 13,-43, Art Staff 133, Art Editor 143, Award 133, Intra- mural Basketball 133, J.V. Choir 123, Varsity 13,-13, Award 133, Program design for Skin of Our Teeth 143 and Man Trap , G.O. Alternate 143, 3Vinner of Junior Class Christmas Art Contest 133, Art Club 143, President 143, Awards 13,43, Scholarship Awards 12,33, Honor Society 143, Gavel Club 143, Assembly Committee 133. Course: Commercial. KATHLEEN BENDERT KAY or KATHY Volleyball 133, Jr. Lifesaving 133, Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 143. Man Trap 143, Dramatics Club. Course: College. PETER BISHOP PETE Cottrse: College. 26 ALICIJIANIIBUIU TIIODOR IQILY 'lf' MARTHA I. BOB!! annum. HJRSUK MARLLYN BROWN llllililllilafl lllYAN!lCADDlN J . . Wav mum war umm cammus Jomw mm: ' . 2 'C '- , '.t.g1zaS. ':' il-. --'N - K S 'ZW , .4 i 'at 5 I 33, ' ' . is. JGEPH UJLAVITO IDUIS V. COLAVITO ANN MARIE COLE ALICE JEAN BLOOMER JEANIE Basketballg Swimming3 G.O. Representative 12.33, Alternate 1233 Dra- matics Club 143: Y-Teens 12,333 Red Cross 1233 Hair Stylist for Mrs McThing, Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap, Life Vith Father, and Dude Ranch. Course: Academic. THEODORE BOBURKA TED J.V. Football 1233 Skin of Our Teeth 1433 Dramatics Club. Course: Academic-Industrial. SALLY BORELLI SAL Bowling 1433 Volle ball 133: Softball 1331 Pep Club 1339 Y-Teens 133. Course: Academic lvllath. MARTHA BORST MARTY Softball 1333 Soccer 1431 Synchronized Swimming 1433 Volleyball 143, Awards 13,433 Scholarship Award 1433 Red Cross Representative 123. Course: Academic. SAMUEL BORSUK SAM Football, Varsity 1431 Track 1233 Bowling, J.V. 133, Award 133: Band 133, Award 133: G.O. Representative 1333 G.O. Alternate 133. Course: Academic-Industrial. MARILYN BROWN Pep Club 12,33. Course: Commercial Academic. KENNETH BROWNE KEN Choir, Varsity 143. Course: Academic-Science. KENNETH BRUSTER KEN Band 12,3,43, Award 12,333 Orchestra 13,43, Award 1333 Student Staff 13,-43, Award 1333 Honor Society 1433 Hi-Y 12,3,43, Treasurer 133. Course: General Business. MARY ANN CADDEN UPEANUTSU G.O. Representative 123, Alternate 1.333 Pep Club 1233 Red Cross 13.43. Course: Commercial. LINDA MAE CAFFERTY LIN Pan Newspaper 13,433 Hockey 1.333 Volleyball 1333 Basketball 133: I'la - The ost Princess 1233 Dralnatics Club 1.3.3,-U33 J. V. Cheer- leading 143. Course: Academic Math. DONALD CAMPOS CAMP J.V. Basketball 1233 J.V. Baseball 123Q Varsity Basketball 13.43, Awards 13,-13: Varsity Baseball 13,-83, Awards 13,433 G.O. Representative 1333 Vice-President of G.O., Award 1433 Sergeant-at-Arms of Graduating Classg Secretary-Treasurer of Letterman's Club 143. Course: Aca- demic Math. THOMAS CARRIGG TOM Scholarship Award-1. Course: College. CECILIA CASEY CECE Hockey 143, Awardg Volleyball 13,433 Basketball 1333 Senior Life- saving 1433 Snychronized Swimming 1433 Varsity Choir 13,-43, Award: G.O. Representative 1433 Two Scholarship Awards. Course: College. PATRICIA CHALMERS PATTY Student Stat? 143. Course: Academic-Science. JOHN CITAR SID Band 12,333 Dance Band 12,3,43. Course: Academic. JOSEPH COLAVITO JOE Track 12,-D3, Award3 Intramural Football, Basketball: J.V. Choir 1233 Band 12,3,43, AW3fllSQ Plays- Life XVith Father, Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap 3 G.O. Representative 12,3,433 Boys' Sergeant-ab Arms: Dramatics Club: Lettermen's Bazaar: Lettermen's Club: Class Notable: Class Actorg Prom Committee. Course: Academic. LOUIS V. COLAVITO LOUIE Band 143: Plays- Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap. Course: Academic- Industrial. ANN MARIE COLE ANNIE Band 12,3,-l3. 2 Awards3 Red Cross 133. Course: Commercial. 27 IOIKIT - GERTRUDE COSTA THOMAS CIMH1' ELAIFEIXJON ii 5. it , FAHH CDVA1-ISU IEGAN CUYLE ROBERT COLMAN BOB Pan Newspaper, News Stat? 13,43, Award 1335 Varsity Swimming 12,3,43, Three Awards, Co-Captain 1435 Intramural Football 1435 Senior Class Coach, Inter-Class Swim Ofticer5 G.O. Representative 12,3,435 President of Senior Class5 One Public Speaking Award 1335 Scholar- ship Awards 12,335 Honor Societig1435 Hi-Y 13,43, Secretary 143, Vice- President 1435 Member Junior rom Committee5 Speaker B.I.E. Day. Course: College. KATHLEEN CONOLE KATHY Pan Newspaper Feature StaE5 Intramural Hockey 1435 Soccer 1435 Basketball 1335 Volleyball 1335 Badminton 1335 Synchronized Swim Team 1335 Ping Pong 1335 Tennis 1335 Student Staffg Debate Club, 1 Award, Treasurerg G.A.A. 13,435 Lit Club5 Red Cross Representative. Course: College. LOIS ELAINE COON Honor Society 1435 2 Scholarshia Awards5 School of Our Day-T.V.- History 133. Course: Academic-lviathematics. GERTRUDE COSTA GERT Student Stan' 13.43, l Award 1435 Prizes: NOMA Spelling Award 143: Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross Representative 123. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. TIMOTHY COUGHLIN TIM Plays- Man Trap 1435 Dramatics Club 1435 Stage Crew for Skin of Our Teeth. Course: Academic Math. FAITH COVALESKI FAITH IV. Choir 12,335 Student Staff 1435 Pep Club 1235 P.A.L. Bowling 143. Course: Commercial-Office Practice. THOMAS CROSSETT TOM G.O. Alternate 1435 Chess Club. Course: College. BRIAN CROWLEY Intramural Basketball 13,435 Golf 1435 G.O. Representative 123. Course! College. MEGAN CUYLE MEG Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 143, Student Director of Man Trap 143: G.O. Representative 1335 Student Staff 1Half Term 435 Peg Club: Red Cross 1235 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Commercial-Office ractice. DOUGLAS DAYGER DADDY Pan Annual, Photographer 13,43, Award 1335 Band 12,3,43, Vice-Presi- dent, Treasurer 143, Award 12,335 Hi-Y 13,-13, Treasurer 1435 Dance Band. Course: College. DONALD DECKER Course: College. SANDRA DECKER SANDY Hair Stylist for Skin of Our Teeth 5 Hair Stylist for Mrs. McThing 5 Hair Stylist for Life NVith Father. Course: Academic-Beauty Culture. ROBERT DEJOHN WRINK Football, Varsity 143. Course: Academic-Commercial. ANNE MARIE DEMARCO BUNNY Basketball 13,-13, Award 1335 Soccer 13,435 Senior Lifesaving 133: Volleyball 13,43, Award 1335 Hockey 1435 Softball 13,435 Bowling 13,435 Sports Day 1335 G.O. Representative 1435 G.A.A. 13,435 Pep Club 133. Course: College. CHRIS DEMTRAK GREEK Pan Newspaper 13,43, Sports Staff, Two Awards5 I.V. Basketball, One Award5 Varsity Basketlall 13,43, Two Awards. One Championshn Awardg Varsity Tennis 12,3,43, Three Awards5 Intramural Basketball 1335 Intramural Football 1435 G.O. Representative 12,335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Lettermen's Club, Vice-President5 Boys' State--Senator5 Junior Prom Committee. Course: College. MARIE DENINIS DENISE J.V. and Varsity Choir 12,335 Red Cross5 G.O. Course: Commercial. VINCENT DERITIS VINNY Intramural Basketball 12,3,435 Skin of Our Teeth 143, Man Trap, Stage Crew 143. Course: Academic-Industrial. ECKHART DERSCH ECKY Varsity Swimming 13,43, Award 13,435 Scholarship Awards 13,435 Senior Lifesaving. Course: College. 28 if . I , . . ww moms noaovm sreuon moms uaanam naman - -21' ,': fe . 5 -1 5 in M 2' K, a R ay H ' ll C EQ. , I'ATRIl1lA IIURAN LURRAINIC DIWALI. ROBERT ECKLER CIIABLB ILDRED ANDREW ELLIS KABY FARKAS Elllfllillll-D FRANCIS CAI!-AGA-N GERTRLTDE GAY JAIVIIS V. J. GENNABE - :HVLDQQ -T 1L'7,:l5i54'5'5 '. '1,' .7'- ':'1? ' 1 at ' 5 1. n? :::5: 7z?' . +.'-.BE LUCILLE GENNETI' MARGARET CENTILE BARBARA GEORGE THOMAS DONOVAN TOM Varsity Basketball C43, Award C43. Course: Academic-Industrial. ELEANOR DOYLE GINGER Volleyball C435 Basketball C2,335 J.V. Choir C235 Varsity Club C335 G.O. Representative C2,3,435 Class Treasurer C235 Tri-Hi-Y C3,435 Color Guard C435 J.V. Cheerleader C335 Chemistry Club C33. Course: College. BARBARA DROTAR BARB Play-- Man Trap C435 G.O. Alternate C435 Student Stal? C43g Red Cross Delegate C435 Pep Club C23. Course: Academic-Commercial. PATRICIA DURAN PAT Course: Commercial. LORRAINE DUVALL DUVIE Pan Newspaper Sports Reporter C335 'Pan Newspaper News Staff C43, Award C335 Basketball C335 Volleyball C3,-435 Ping Pong C335 Bad- minton C335 Synchronized Swimming C433 Apparatus C335 Soccer C435 Tennis C335 G.O. Alternate C335 Debate Club C2,3,43, Vice-President C33, Award C335 Dramaties C3,435 Syracuse Citizenship Contest C33. Course: College. ROBERT ECKLER BOB Intramural Baseball C335 Ixrtramural Football C335 Baseball, Varsity C3,43. Course: Academic-Industrial. CHARLES ELDRED CHARLIE Pan Newspaper C43, Art Staff, One Award, Art Editor, One Award: Scholarship Awards C3,435 Honor Society C435 Stage Crew C2,3,43. Course: College. ANDREW ELLIS ANDY Course: Academic-Commercial. MARY FARKAS MART G.O. Representative C33: G.O. Alternate C335 1 Scholarship Award C23: Publicity for Mari Trap 5 Representative for Skin of Our Teeth. Course: Academic. JEAN FITZGERALD I JEANIE Volleyball C2,335 Basketball C2,335 Badminton C2,33: G.O. Representa- tive and Alternate C3,435 Red Cross C2,3,43, Representative and Alternate. Course: Academic. JOEL FREIBURGER Man Trap C435 Radio Play, School of Today, Jackson Day Program. Course: Academic. LINDA ANN FULTON Hockey C435 Dramatics C23. Course: College. FRANCIS GAHAGAN CROW Course: College. GERTRUDE GAY TRUDY Varsity Choir C43, 1 Awartl5 1 Scholarship Award. Course: College. JAMES VINCENT JOHN GENNARELLI GINGER Assistant Trainer Varsity C435 J.V. C33 Football. Course: Academic. LUCILLE GENNETT HAZEL Red Cross Alternateg G.O. Alternate: Hair Stylist for Skin of Our Teeth 5 Hair Stylist for Life XVith Father. Course: Cosmetology. MARGARET GENTILE MAGGIE Basketball C23: Volleyball C335 Apparatus C235 Costumes for Skin of Our Teeth, Publicity for Man Tram, Awardg G.O. Representative C3,435 Red Cross Representative C23. Course: Commercial. BARBARA GEORGE BARB Basketball C335 Volleyball C235 Tennis C335 Synchronized Swimming C335 Band C3,43. Course: Commercial. 29 ROBERT GOLDSTEIN MARCELLA GOOLEY BARBARA I0 GRACE SANDRA GRAMATA asa QIKLVWQ he ids 5 5 f cfyif' 5 yseafnxgi? .,,.sg ieg 'ii ' 4 ,, ZH., . .5 .?WSQf WILLIAM HALLAHAN RICHARD HANCHARIK HAROLD L HARDING, JR. Lin MAIUOBIE L IIARDING HELEN HART CAROLE HASKELL INIARY GIBSON USEBASTIANH Hockey 13,435 Basketball 1235 Volleyball 1435 G.O. Representative 1435 Y-Teens5 Red Crossg Make-Up and Hair Stylist for Skin of Our Teeth 5 Make-Up and Hair Stylist for Life XVitlt Father 5 Make-Up and Hair Stylist for Mrs, McTliing. Course: Cosmetology. LINDA GLEASON LYN Volleyball 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Soccer 12,435 Hockey 1335 Plays- Man Trap 143, Star Struck 1435 G.O. Representative 133, Alternate 1335 Dramatics 1435 Science 1335 Pep Club 123, Card Section 1235 Red Cross Alternate 143. Course: College. ROBERT GOLDSTEIN BOB Bowling, I.V. 133, Varsity 143, Award 13,435 Scholarship Awards 12,3,435 Honor Society 143. Course: College. MARCELLA GOOLEY MARCY Basketball 13,435 Baseball 13,435 Volleyball 13,435 Badminton 1335 I.V. Choir 1235 G.O. Alternate 1435 Student Staff 13,43, 1 Awardg G.A.A. 13,43, 1 Award5 Pep Club 12,3,43, Vice-Presidentg Red Cross 133. Course: Commercial, BARBARA JO GRACE UB. JO Pan Newspaper 12,3,-435 Pan Newspaper Feature Editor 143, 3 Awards5 Play- Mrs. McThing : G.O. Re wresentative and Alternate 1235 Girls' Treasurer of Graduating Class5 Student Staff 13,43, 1 Award5 Honor Societ 1435 Dramatics 12,3,43, Vice-President and President 143, 2 Awards5 Red Cross 1435 G.O. Representative 123. Course: College. SANDRA GRAMATA SANDY Volleyball 1335 Student Staff 1435 Pep Club 1235 Red Cross Alternate 1435 Usher for Graduation 143. Course: Commercial-Office Practice. JAMES GRIFFIN JIM Skin of Our Teeth 1435 Man Trap 1435 G.O. Representative 1435 Alternate 1335 Dramatics Club5 Junior Prom Committee. Course: 0 ege. ROBERT GRIFFIS GRIFF Bowling, J.V. 123, Varsity 1335 Intramural Championship Basketball, B League'1335 Track 1435 Intramural Basketball 1435 Intramural Volleyball 1435 Skin of Our Teeth 1435 G.O. Representative 12,33. Course: College. THOMAS GULEY GEBE Plays- Skin of Our Teeth. Man Trap 5 Dramatics Club 1435 Intra- mural Football 143, Award 1435 Intramural Basketball 13,43, Award 143. Course: Academic Industrial. SALLY GUNDERMAN SALLY Student Stat? 1.435 Red Cross Representative 143. Course: Commercial. THERESA GUOKAS TERRI Intramural Hockey 1435 Varsity Choir 13,435 I.V. Choir 123, Awardg Play- Man Trap 1435 G.O. Alternate 1235 Senior Class Secretary: Student Staff 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. GLORIA HAGOPIAN Tennis 1335 Basketball 13,435 Softball 1435 Volleyball 13,435 Soccer 1435 Hockey 1435 Tumbling Apparatus 1335 4 Minor Awards and 1 Major Award in Intramural Sportsg Band 12,3,43, Award 1235 G.O. Alternate 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Girls' Athletic Association 13,435 President of G.A.A. 143. Course: College. WILLIAM HALLAHAN BILL Baseball, I.V. 123, Varsity 13,435 Intramural Basketball 13,435 Intra- mural Volleyball 1435 Band 12,3,435 Block B Club5 Empire Boys' State Delegate. Course: College. RICHARD HANCHARIK I'IANNY Golf, J.V. 123, Varsity 13,435 Award 13,435 Intramural Basketball, Runner-up Championship Team 13,435 Intramural Football, Champion- ship Team, Award 1335 Intramural Volleyball 13,435 G.O. Representa- tive 1ZB 8: A,3,43. Course: College. HAROLD L. HARDING, JR. HJR. or RED Course: Academic. MARJORIE L. HARDING HPAULETTEH J.V. Choir 1335 Play- Skin of Our Teeth 1435 Chess Club 1435 Usher in Life NVith Father 143. Course: Beauty Culture. HELEN HART MICKEY-POO and GERTY Hockey 1335 Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 1435 Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 143, Conviniar5 G.O. Alternate 1335 Student Staff 1435 Red Cross Delegate 1435 Red Cross Alternate 1335 Hair Stylist for Mrs. McThing 1335 Publicity for plays Man Trap and Skin of Our Teetl1 5 Hair Stylist for Skin of Our Teeth 5 Hair St list for Life With Father 1335 Hair Stylist for Man Tra 1435 Pep Club 1335 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Amademic-Beauty Culture. CAROLE HASKELL Basketball 1335 Volleyball 13,435 Senior Lifesaving 1335 Softball 13,435 Hockey 13,435 Field Day 133, Award 13,435 Synchronized Swim 1335 Pla!- Man Trap 1435 Student Staff 1435 G.A.A. 13,435 Dramattcs Clu 1435 Pep Club 123. Course: Academic-Mathematics. 30 ,, fix' 2 '11 IAITIN BORB IONICA BUIEK l .A N' I 5 'I 75 A ,At - l. fl! .I ' . ' I . - I BARBARA A. JOHNSON JOHNSON KAYB lk.- MAIUORIE EL JABIDNSKY BIZATRICE JONES RICHARD s. I-IASSAN DICK I.V. Volleyball 123, Varsity 13543, Awards 13,435 J.V. Choir 1235 G.O. Representative 123, Alternate 1235 Dramatics Club 143. Course: Indus- trial Academic. JAMES HAWLEY JIM Course: Academic-Industrial. JEROME HAYES JERRY Course: Academic-Mathematics. JOAN HESTER JOANIE Pan Newspaper 12,3,43, Award 12,3,435 Pan Newspaper Co-Sports Editor 1435 Pan Newspaper Editor-in-Chief 1435 Volleyball 1335 Bas- ketball 1335 Synchronized Swimming 1435 Hockey 1435 Tennis 13.433 Tumbling 1335 Plays- The Lost Princess, The Other Motber 5 G.O. Alternate 1235 First Prize in Odd Fellow's Sponsored United Nations Contest5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Red Cross 1335 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Award 133, Secretary 1335 Debate Club 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,43, Secretar 133, President 1435 G.A.A. 13,435 Secretary- Treasurer 133. Course: College. WILLIAM HOGAN BILL Course: College. LAURA HOLLY LAURIE Basketball 1235 Hockey 1235 Publicity for Man Trap, Skin of Our 'l'eeth 5 Hair Stylist for Dude Ranch, Mrs, McThinxl. Life 3Viih Father, Skin of Our Teeth, Man '1'rap 5 IVIake-up Su ervisor for Skin of Our Teeth, Man Tra 5 Oiftce Staff for SEin of Our Teeth, Man Trap. Course: Acadjemic. MARTIN HORES MARTY Intramural Basketball 1235 Intramural Badminton 13,435 Play- The Skin of Our Teeth 1435 G.O. Representative 1335 Scholarship Award 143. Course: Academic. MONICA HULEK Volleyball 12,3,43, Award 1335 Basketball 12,335 Student Staff 13543, Award5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Pep Club 123. Course: Commercial- Secretarial Practice. MARJORIE ELIZABETH JABLONSKY MARGIE P.A.L. Bowling 1Z,3,435 Hockey 1435 Soccer 1435 Basketball 13.435 Softball 13,435 Tennis 1335 Volleyball 13,435 Badminton 1335 g.V. Choir 12,335 G.O. Representative 1235 G.O. Alternate 1335 Pei lub 12,335 G.A.A. 13,435 Red Cross Representative 12,3,43. Course: College. BARBARA A. JOHNSON BOBBIE Varsity Cheerleader 1435 XVater Ballet 143. Course: Academic. FREDERICK JOHNSON FRED Scholarship Award 1435 Red Cross Representative 1235 Model U.N. Assembly 143. Course: College. BEATRICE JONES JONESY Basketball 13,43, Two Awards5 Volleyball 13,43, Award5 Apparatus 13,435 Softball 13,43, Two Awards5 Hockey 1435 Soccer 13,435 Volley- ball Sports Day5 Sports Day at U. E.5 Badminton 1435 Ping Pong 1335 Tennis 1435 G.O. Representative 1435 G.A.A. 13,435 Draniatics Club 143. Course: Commercial. BEVERLY JUBINSKI SUNSHINE Volleyball 13,435 Softball 1335 Badminton 1335 Basketball 1335 Student Stalf 1435 One Art Award 1335 P.A.L. Rifle Team 13,43, Secretary 143, Manager 133, Award 1335 Pep Club 123. Course: Academic Commercial. DONALD JUDD DON Stage Crew 143. Course. Industrial Arts. DANIEL KANE DAN Varsity Tennis 12,3,43, Awards5 Varsity Bowling 1335 G.O. Represen- tative 123. Course: Academic. 1 E l , . Qi I S DENNIS KAPLAVKA DENNY BEVERLY JIIBLVKI DONALD A Y Pan Newspaper Sports Staff 143, 1 A ard 1435 G.O. Re wresent tive N, mmvsvrw, 1, won ,, ,,, 5 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Stxiety 1435 Science Cilub 123543. L '19f' -fr -Fi 1-653551 5 A 5' ' 1 Course: College. , ,. 5' . ' 3 ' f. ,gg-,A DAVI-LINDA KATZIN DAVI 1 Pan Annual, Art Staff 1.2,3,-43, Award 1335 l'an Newspaler, Art Staff ' ' I ff-.sit 12,3,-13, Awards 13,435 Basketball 1335 Vofneyball 1335 'Varsity Choir 6 4 .5 1435 Plays- 'l'he Lost Princess Student l3irector5 The Other i - -' Mother 5 Treasurer of junior Class 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 .. J, Honor Society 1435 Art Club 133, Treasurer 1335 Publicit Manager . . .. . Y ' l 5' and Art Editor of Junior Class Handbook 1335 llramatics Club 1l,3,43, 1 ' - , I Award 1335 Delegate to Syracuse University's Citizenship Day 13.43, 4 , , - A Citizenship Awards5 Assembly Committee 143, Secretary 143, Usher IV ' ' 3- 143. Course: College. .if J , :KK J.AMESR'IffAVALESKY JIM DENNIS KAPMVKA UAW-LINDA KATZIN JVWES KAVALESKY Varsity .I e Team 13,435 Intramural Basketball 13,43, Intramural Ta- ble lennis 1Z,3,43. Course. College. 31 ' tw .ff is CATHERINE K ILMANY MARIE KLLLIANY JOYCE KING ANDREA KLEIN CAROL LY'N'N'E KLIVOW Ell.El'L'N KNAYP JEAN KOSECKY .KIYTI KOV AC lf 13'9VXf.ftif'Ef55'ii!33 5 5 5 . Y F 1' 3 FRANK A. KULIK BERNICE KUMPON PALLINE KWITKOWSKI in-iw fp ll . 3 Q, --. 7 53' YES' 99' in! 5 I 5- . 'mt , ,: , . ,f an 5 . . mm iam mantra Lummcs CATHERINE KILLIANY CATHY Pau Newspaper, Typist5 Volleyball 1215 Basketball 1315 Pep Club. Course: Commercial. MARIE KILLIANY KILLI Volleyball 1315 Badminton 131: Student Staff 1415 Pep Club 1215 Red Cross Alternate 141. Course: Commercial. JOYCE KING Pan Newspaper, Art Staff 1415 Plays- Skin of Our Teeth, Publicityg Man Trap, Publicity, Props Chairman5 G.O. Representative 12,315 Student Stat? 12,-11, Award5 Lit Club 13,415 Pep Club 1415 Dramatics Club 141. Course: College. ANDREA KLEIN ANDY Basketball 1315 Volleyball 13,415 Badminton 1315 Hockey 1415 Ping Pong 1315 One Sports Award 1415 l'lay- It's A Dog's Life 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Dramatics Club5 G.A.A. Course: College. r CAROL LYNNE KLIMOW Basltetball 12,315 Volleyball 12,315 Baseball 1315 Bowling 1.2,3,415 Ten- nis 1315 Varsity Choir 1315 G.O. Alternate 1.21, Delegate 1315 Scholar- ship Awards 1.Z,31. Course: College. uCAYn EILEEN KNAPP EI Bowling 141: Tumbling 1215 Basketball 131: Varsity Choir 13,-S1, Award 1415 Scholarship Awards 12,415 Lit Club 141, Sergeant-at-Arms 141: Chess Club 1415 llramatics Club 121. Course: College. JOHN KOCIK Scholarship Awards 12.315 Varsity Volleyball 141, Award 1415 G.O. Del- egate 13,415 llonor Society 141. Course: Academic-Mathematics. BARBARA JEAN KOSICKY BARB or KOSH Course: Academic. JOYCE KOVAC J.V. Choir 12,315 Red Cross Alternate 131. Course: Commercial-Gem eral Business. ASTRID KRADJIAN Pan Newspaper, Advertising Stal? 131, Layout Editor 641, Awards 13,415 Sclmlarsliip Awards 12,315 Honor Society 1415 Lit lub 141. Course: College. STEPHEN KUCERA KUCH Varsity Volleyball 12,3.415 Varsity Track 13,415 Intramural Basketball 13,415 Intramural Football 1415 G.O. Representative and Alternate 1415 Scholarship Awards 1.Z,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Block B Club 12,3,415 junior Red Cross 121. Course: College. PAUL KUHNLE J.V. Volleyball 1415 Hi-Y 12,3,415 Key Club 12,3,415 Chess Club 141. Course: College. FRANK A. KULIK Pan Annual, Write-up Staff 12,3,41, 2 Awards5 Pan Newspaper 12,3,41, Business Manager 141, 4 Awartls5 Swimming Team, Manager 131, l Award5 G.O. Representative 12.31, Alternate 1215 School NVinner of Tom McAnn Essay Contest5 Scholarship Awards, 3 Awartls5 Honor Society 1415 Science Club 1.Z,3,41, President 1315 Key Club 12,3,41, Secretary 1415 Head of School Displays5 School Service Awardg Junior Prom Committee. Course: College. BERNICE KUMPON Pan Newspaper, Typing Staff 13,41, Award 1415 Bowling 13,41, Award 1415 Student Staff 12,41, Award 1415 Two N.O.M.A. Spelling Contest Awards 1415 Scholarship Awards 1Z,3,415 Honor Society 1415 Pep Club 121. Course: Commercial. PAULINE KWITKOWSKI Badminton 131: Ping Pong 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Lit Club 1Z,3,41. Course: College. GARY LA FRANCE Pan Newspaper 13541, News Editor 141, Awards 13,41-5 Intramural Touch Football 1415 Scholarship Awards 13,415 Honor Society 141. Course: College. JOAN LALLI JOANIE Volleyball 13,415 Basketball 1315 Softball 1315 G.O. Alternate 141. Course: Academic Commercial. LORETTA LAWRENCE LETTIE Volleyball 13,415 Basketball 1315 Softball 1315 Bowling 1315 G.O. Rep- resentative 1415 Student Staff 1415 Empire Girls' State Representative 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Honor Society 141, General Officer: Pep Club 1215 G.A.A. 131. Course: Academic. 32 MARIAN LEARY MAR Softball 12,3,435 Volleyball 12,335 Hockey 1435 Basketball 12,435 Sports Day 1235 Choir, Varsity 12,435 Student Staff 13,-43, Award5 G.A.A. 133. Course: Commercial. MARTHA LESICK MART Pan Newspaper 12,3,43, Sunday Press Editor 143, Awards 13.435 Bas- ketball 1335 Baseball 1335 J.V. Choir 1235 Varsity Choir 13,-43, Award 1435 Plays- Man Trap 143, Lost Princess 133, Skin of Our Teeth 1435 G.O. Alternate 12,33, Secretary 133, Award 1335 Student Staff 1235 Scholarship Awards 12,331 Honor Society 143: Red Cross 12,3,43, Vice-President-133, Secretary 143, Awards 13,435 Pep Club 123, .Ser- geant-at-Arms 1235 llramatics Club 1Z,3,435 Junior Prom Committee 1331 ,l.V. Cheerleading 133, Award 133. Course: College. EDMUND M. LESKO LES or ED Pan Newspaper, Sports Reporter 143, Award 1435 Varsity Tr2lCk 1431 Orchestra 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 G.O. Representative 123, Alternate 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Science Club 13.43. Secretary 133, Chairman of Biological Division 1335 Gavel Club 143, President 143, Sergeant-at-Arms 143. Course: College. ELLEN LOUGHRAIN G.O. Alternate 1335 Red Cross 143. Course: Commercial Academic. MIKE LOVAGLIA MICKEY Varsity Football 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,435 T.V. Basketball 123: Intra- mural Basketball 13,-435 Plays- Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap 5 Stage Crew. Course: Academic Industrial. WILLIAM LUCKENBILL Course: Academic-Commercial. VALERIE LUSE VAL Baseball 13,435 Tennis 13,435 Basketball 13.43, Award 1435 Volleyball 1435 Hockey 13,435 Ping Pong 13,435 Badminton 13,435 Student Staff 1435 Red Cross 1335 G.A.A. 13,435 Dramatics 143, Sergeant-at-Arms 143, Award 1435 Perfect Attendance 133. Course: Colninercial. CAROLE LYNN CARRIE G.O. Alternate 1335 Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,435 Chaplain 133' Red Cross Delegate 1235 Pep Club 1335 Hair Styles for the plays M,rs. McThing, Lite With Father, Man Trap, Skin of Our Teeth. Course: Academic. NONA LYONS Pan Newspaper 143, Sports StaE, Award 1435 Volleyball 13,435 Bas- ketball 12,335 Soccer 1435 Badminton 133, Award 1335 Synchronized Swimming 1435 Tumbling 1335 Tennis 133, Award 1335 Apparatus 1335 Senior Lifesaving 1335 Plays- The Lost Princess, The Three Little Bears 5 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Debate Club 12,3,43, Awards 12,335 G.A.A. 13,435 Varsity Debate Team 1335 Dra- matics 12,3,43. Course: College. BARBARA MALINAK BARB Baseball 12,335 Bowling 12,3,435 Basketball 12,335 Volleyball 12,335 Badminton 12,335 Hockey 1335 I.V. Choir 12,335 Pep Club 1235 G.A.A. 13,-43. Minor Award5 Red Cross Representative 12.33. Course: Math. DEANNA MANSOUR DEE Pan Newspaper Typist 13,43, Awards: 'Play- Skin of Our Teeth 1435 Pep Club 1235 Dramatics Club 123. Course: Academic. VIRGINIA MARDERIAN GINNY Pan Annual Typist 13,-43, Award 13,435 Pan Annual Typing Editor 1435 Girls' Bowling 133, Award, Top Ten5 Red Cross Representative 12,335 Tri-H.Y 12,33. Course: Commercial. STELLA MARTINOS BUNNY Art Award 1335 Rifle Club 1335 Art Club 1435 Publicity for Play Man Trap. Course: Academic. KEVIN MCCANE MAC Varsity Basketballg Varsity Track. Course: Academic. PAUL MCCARTHY MAC Pan Newspaper, Sports XVriter 133, Two Awards5 Sports Editor 143, Two Awards5 ,l.V. Basketball 12,33, Awards: Varsity Basketball 143, Award5 j.V. Baseball 123, Award5 Varsity Baseball 13,-43, Two Letters: Intramural Football 1435 Foul Shooting Contest 13,435 Inter-Class Swim Meet 1335 Pa Central Day Skit5 President of G.O., Award 1435 Secre- tary of junior Class 1335 N.Y.S. Electric and Gas Diamond Jubilee Essay Contest, Honorable Mention 1335 B.P.O.E. Leadership Award 1435 Scholarship Award5 Honor Society 1435 Lettermen's Club 13,43, President 1435 Junior Prom Committee: Big Five Frolic Committecg Elected Pa Central 143: Gavel Club 143. Course: College. EDWARD MCGINNIS DUX Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 143. Course: College. DENNIS MCNALLY ' DENNY Swimming 1335 Track 1335 Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth 143, Man Trap 1435 Science Club 13,43, Sergeant-at-Arms 1435 Key Club 1435 Hi-Y 143, Historian 1435 Red Cross Representative 1335 Dramatics Club 13,43. Course: Industrial. RITA MEADE Course: Academic. 33 IIARILYNLIEIER MARILYN MILLER 1 NANCY Mrrcmeu JAMES Moon: DIANE NFSTOH BEVERLY PARKER PATIIICIA 0'NElI. RICHARD OVERI-'IEID PA1'l'l PASQUALE JOANNE PELEGGI MARILYN MEIER Basketball 131: Tumbling 131: Badminton 131: Band 131: Red Cross Representative 121. Course: Commercial. JANE METRUS G.O. Alternate 141: Red Cross Alternate 121: Student Staff 13,41, Award 131: Scholarship Awards 12,31: Honor Society 141. Course: Commercial. YVONNE MEYERS Pan Newspaper 13,41, Chief Typist 141, Two Awards: G.O. Alternate 131: Scholarship Award 131: Honor Society 141: J.V. Cheerleader 121, Award 121, Varsity 13,41, Award 131: Usher for Graduation. Course: Commercial. MARILYN MILLER Badminton 131: Ping Pong 131: Volleyball 131: Basketball 141: Tennis 131: Color Guard 13,41: Pa Central Day 121. Course: College. NANCY MITCHELL Varsity Choir 12,3,41, Awards 12,31: Band 12,3,41, Secretary 141, Awards 13,41: Orchestra 12,3,41, Awards 13,-41: Plays- Skin of Our Teeth, Costume Committee: Man Trap, Publicity Chairman, Award 141: G.O. Alternate 121, Representative 131: One Scholarship Award: Honor Society 141: Red Cross 121: Tri-Hi-Y 12,3,41, President 121, Vice-President 131, Treasurer 141, Secretary 121: Student Board of Governors 131, Secretary 131. Course: Academic Math. JAMES MOORE MORIE Varsity Track 121: Hi'Y 121. Course: Math Academic. MILDRED MORGAN MILLIE Play- Man Trap 141: Pep Club 121. Course: Commercial. DONALD MORROW DON Course: Academic. EDWARD MOSCHAK MOCK Course: Academic. MARJORIE MULROONEY MARGE Basketball 131: Volleyball 13,41: Softball 131: Bowling 131: Sr. Life- savigg 131: Student Staff 13,-11: Scholarship Award 131. Course: Aca emic. SUSAN MULTER SUE Pan Annual 12,3,41, XVrite-up Editor 141, Award 13,41: Pan News- paper 13,41, News Staff, Award 141: Girls' Soccer 131: Girls' Volley- ball 13,41: Girls' Basketball 13,41: Girls' Badminton 141: Senior Life- saving.: 121: Gym Exhibition 131: Varsity Choir 12,3,41. President 141, Award 13,-11: G.O. Alternate 131: Scholarship Award 12,31: Honor Society 141, Usher 141: Literary Club 12,3,41: Debate Club 12,3,41, Secretary 141, Award 141: Gavel Club 141. Course: College. JUDITH NEISH JUDY Volleyball 13,41: Basketball 131: Softball 131: Senior Lifesaving 131: Bowling 131: G.O. Alternate 131. Course: Commercial. DIANE NESTOR DIANE Soccer 141: Hockey 141, Award 141: Volleyball 141: Basketball 141: G.A.A. 141: Student Staff 141: Debate 141, Varsity-Alternate 141, Award 141. Course: College. PATRICIA O'NEIL PATTI Intramural Sports, Basketball 131, Volleyball 1.31, Apparatus 131, Ping Pong 131, Tennis 131, Lifesaving 131, Badminton 131, Synchronized Swimming 141: Dramatics Club 12,3,41. Course: College. RICHARD OVERFIELD DICK Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 141, Man Trap 141: Hi-Y: Award for Stage Crew. Course: College. BEVERLY PARKER BEV Basketball 131: Soccer 141: Hockey 13,41, 1 Award: Volleyball 13,41: Badminton 131: G.A.A. Course: Academic. PATTI PASQUALE PATTI NOMA Spelling Award 141: 2 Scholarship Awards. Course: Commercial. JOANNE PELEGGI PLEDGE Student Staff Z12,31, 1 Award: 2 Scholarship! Awards: G.A.A.: Delegate to Syracuse itizenship Conference: P.A. . Bowling 131: Volleyball gear: Basketball 12,31: Soccer 131: Junior Lifesaving 131. Course: o ege. 34 .' f , PBANI AUBID RISK JONATHAN STEVEN ROSENBAUM IEAN RKBIC KABY ROUNDS A MARY 111145555 HUANE ,,fftff...:,' j EDWARD PELLICCIOTTI TOPPY Band 12,3,41, Award 12,3,415 Dance Band 13,415 G.O. Alternate 121. Course: Academic-Mathematics. GERARD PETITTE JERRY Band 12,3,41, 2 Awards5 Orchestra 1Z,3,41, 2 Awards5 Plays- Fish Top, Pa Central Day 1415 G.O. Representative 12,415 G.O. Alternate 1315 First Prize in Cortland State Teacl1er's Science Contest 1315 Science Club 12,3,41, Vice-President 1315 Red Cross 1'2,3,415 Chess Club 13,415 Vestal All-State Band 1415 Stage Crew 121. Course: College. ADELINE PETRONE ADDY G.O. Alternate 141. Course: College. MARION PHILLIPS Course: .Commercial-General Business. ERNEST PILOTTI N ERNIE LV. Football 12,31, Award 12,315 Band 13,415 Dance Band 13,-41. Course: Academic-Mathematics. RICHARD PISANI TI-IORPE and DICK Band 12,3,41, Award 12,315 Dance Band 1123.415 G.O. Representative and Alternate 1Z,31. Course: Academic-Mat ematics. WILLIAM PREUSS Course: Academic-Mathematics. LILLIAN PROSPECT LILY Transferred from Cristobal High, C. Z. in January, 1956. Course: College. BONITA RECKHOW BONNIE Basketball 1315 Softball 13.41, Award 1315 Volleyball 1415 Student. Staff 1415 G.A.A. 13,415 Dramatics Club 141. Course: Commercial. FAYOLA RECTOR FAYE 'Volleyball 13.415 Softball 13,415 Pep Club 12,315 G.A.A. 1315 Card Section 131. Course: Academic. PAUL REYNOLDS Course: Academic-Mathematics. PATRICIA ROBERTS PAT Basketball 1315 Volleyball 131: Badminton 1415 Play- A Dog's Life 5 Student Staff 1415 Art Club 1415 Dramatics Club 13,-11. Course: College. ALFRED ROSE BARNEY Intramural Basketball5 Intramural Badminton5 I.V. Fontball5 Varsity Football 141, Award 141. Course: Academic-Commercial. JONATHAN ROSEFSKY JON Pan Annual, Art Staff 141: J.V. Rifle 1215 Varsity Rifle 1315 Statis- tician: I.V. Golf 1315 Varsity Golf 1415 Mathematics T.V. Program 131: G.O. Alternate 1315 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Honor Society 141: Art Club 141, Vice-President 1415 Red Cross Alternate 121. Course: College. STEVEN ROSENBAUM ROSIE Plays- Man Trap, Played Martin Ricliardson, Skin of Our Teeth, Played Defeated Candidate: Stage Crew 141: Dramatics Club 141. Course: Academic-Commercial. JEAN ROSIC JEAN Course. Commercial-Academic MARY ROUNDS ROUNDSIE Volleyball 1315 Tennis 1215 Badminton 1415 Softball 1315 Student Staff 131: Science Club 1315 Red Cross 1415 Pep Club 121, Card Sec- tion 121. Course: Academic. MARY FRANCES RUANE RUIN G.O. Alternate 1415 Scholarship Awards 12,315 Red Cross 121. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. 35 3 . ROBKBTSAIDO BICBABDSCALHJ BOSANNS SKXTQN .5 X . MARTIN SNDER FRANCIS SOLTIS CYNTHIA SPAGNOIETH PAULA SRNK4 M. STI-IADMAN ELIZABETH RUDDY LIZ Scholarship Award 1435 Red Cross 1435 Pep Club. Course: College. PRUDENCE RUSSELL PRUDY Scholarship Awards 13,435 Red Cross 12,3,43, Award 1435 Girls' Bowl- ing 123. Course: Cosmetology. CONCETTA MARIE RUSSO CONNIE P.A.L. Bowling 12,33, Secretary 133, Award 1335 Rifle Club 1235 Volley- ball 13,-13, Award 1435 Captain, Basketball 13,435 Softball 13,435 G.O. Representative 1235 Student Staff 13,-13, Award 1435 Pep Club 12,3,43, President 13,43, Award 1.335 Debate Club 12,33, Treasurer 1335 Tri-Hi-Y 12,33, H1storlan'1335 Guide for B.I.E. Day 1435 Usher for Honor Soci- ety and Graduation5 G.A.A. 13,43, Vice-President 143, Award 1435 Gavel Club 12,335 Red Cross Alternate 143. Course: College. ROBERT SARDO CUBAN J.V. Baseball, Playervmanager 123, Award 1235 Track 1335 Band 12,33, Award5 Dance Band 12,33. Course: College. ROBERT SCALES Course: Academic-Mathematics. RICHARD SCALZO SCEEZE Varsity Football 13,43, Award 133. Course: Academic. ROSALIE SCHNEIDER Student Staff 133. Course: Academic. JOSEPH SENICK JOE Play- Skin of Our Teeth. Course: Industrial Arts. ROSANNA SEXTON MICK Volleyball 1335 Soccer 1335 Basketball 1435 I.V. Cheerleading, 1 Award5 G.A.A.5 Pep Club, 1 Letter. Course: Academic-Mathematics. MARY SI-IIELDS BUNNIE I.V. Choir 1235 Play- Man Trap 1435 Dramatics 143. Course: Commercial. JOYCE SINICKI SINICK 3.V. Cheerleading 1235 Varsity Cheerleading 12,3,43, Awards 12,3,43, Captain 1435 Volleyball 1335 Tumbling 1335 Play- The Lost Princess 1235 G.O. Representative 12,335 Daughters ofthe American Revolution Citizenship Contest Prize 1435 Queen ot' Basketball 1435 2 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Dramatics Club 12,33, Treasurer 1335 Usher for Graduation 1435 Christmas Decoration Committee 133: Red Cross Alternate 1335 Usher for Mrs, Mc'l'hing 1335 Vice-President of Graduating Class 133. Course: College. ' WILLIAM SLIMBAUGH SLIM Pan Newspaper, Photography Editor 1435 Two Scholarship Awards5 Key Club 13,43. Course: College. MARTIN SNIDER MARTY I.V. Golf 123, Award 1235 Varsity Golf 13,43, Awards 13,435 Intra- mural Basketball 12,3,435 Intramural Football 13,435 Intramural Volley- ball 1435 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Key 1'luh5 Block B Club5 Delegate to Syracuse University Citizenship Confer- ence. Course: College. FRANCIS SOLTIS FRANK Plays- The Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap. Course: College. THEODORE MAXWELL SPACE TED Pan Annual 12,3,43, Editor-in-Chief 143, Award 1335 Pan Newspaper, Sports Staff 13,43, Award 1335 Varsity Football 143, Letter 1435 Varsity Volleyball 13,43, Letter 13.435 I.V. Baseball 1235 Intramural Basketball 13,435 G.O. Alternate 1335 President, Junior Class 1335 Scholarship Awards 12,335 Honor Society 1435 Key Club 12,3,43, Treasurer 133, Vice-President 133, President 1435 Hi-Y 12,33, Sergeant-at-Arms 1335 jackson Day Radio Program 1335 Red Cross Representative 1235 G.O. Board of Governors 1335 Chairman of Junior Prom Committee 1335 Gavel Club 133, President 133. Course: College. CYNTHIA SPAGNOLETTI CINDY Volleyball 13,435 Badminton 1335 Table Tennis 1335 Basketball 13,435 Soccer 13,435 Plays- Lost Princess, Riders to the Sea, A Dog's Life 133, French T.V. Program on Schools of Today 5 G.O. Alternate 1235 GO. Delegate 13,435 Student Staff 133, 1 Awardg 2 Sclmlarslnp Awards: Honor Society 1435 Lit Club 12,3,435 Dramatics Club 12,3,43, Vice-President 133, President 143, 3 Awards 12,3,435 Gavel Club 1435 Pep Club 12,335 Card Section 123. Course: College. PAULA SRNKA Course: Academic. ANNE M. STEADMAN SOOTIE Play- Skin of Our Teeth 5 Pep Club 1335 Red Cross Alternate 1435 Dramatics 143. Course: Academic. 36 2 l 1 MARLIINIZ STl:Jl.l.MACK MARLENE STROLE VLYCENI' SUBIK 1. nunianr r.m.on 4.i.tim ruoiursox num nimm 1 , S?-5 Zi' Af .-nil 'if' LLAL ' ' . Hit-:.1 ,, if? ,s -. .. at 5-1, :T 'if' 'V' rf , , -V L t Nxt-- v 5 V l J K ,. It e i nf . ' it CAROLYN Tl'I'l'S GEORGE E. 'IUMARAS SALLY TONCOLA B!Gl.ABD'l0UBlY. BIENBYTRASIIIEUI r . . S gg.. 1312 L lt1K.l'IH 'l'5'Xli lx K'l'IlLl'Il-IN IRHAN 105111 Y U Rl I MARX XlI.I,ANEl.lA ROBERT WARGU 'l'lM0'l'llY WlR5lUl'l'll MARLENE STELLMACK MARL Pan Newspaper Typist 13,45, Award 1455 Vollelyball 1355 Basketball 1355 Student Staff 13,45, Award 1455 NOMA nternational Spelling Contest Award: Scholarship Awards 12,355 Honor Society 1455 Pep Club 125. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. MARLENE STROLE Pan Newspaper Typing Stal? 13,45, Award 1455 Student Staff 13.45, Award 1455 2 Scholarship Awards. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. VINCENT SUBIK Course: Academic-Mathematics ROBERT TAYLOR BOB Pan Newspaper Circulation Staff 145, 1 Award: Varsity Choir 12,3,45, Award 1355 Band 12,3,-45, Award 12,355 G.O. Treasurer 135, Award 1355 Scholarship Awards 12,355 Honor Society 1455 Key Club 145, Board of Governorsg Hi-Y 12,3,45, Representative to New York State Youth and Government Assembly 12,3,45, Vice-President of Southern Tier Area Hi-Y Council 135, President of New York State Hi-Y Coun- cil 145, Vice-President of Hi-Y Club 145, President of Hi-Y Club 145: Gavel Club 145. Course: College. CLARK THOMPSON TOM Varsity Swimming 1355 3 Scholarship Awards5 Hi-Y 12,3,455 Intra- mural Football 145. Course: College. BRAD TIFFANY BIFF J.V. Football 1255 J.V. Baseball 125. Course: Academic-Mathematics. CAROLYN TITUS LYNN Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 145, Life 5Vitl1 Father 145, Emperor's Doll 1255 Red Cross 1255 Dramaties Club 12,3,45. Course: Academic- Mathematics. GEORGE E. TOMARAS HORSE Pan Newspaper Sports Staff Columnist 145, Hittin' the Trail 5 I.V. Football 1355 Varsity Football 145, Award 1455 G.O. Representative 1255 G.O. Treasurer 135. Course: Academic-Mathematics. SALLY TONCOLA SAL Hockeyg Volleyball5 Basketballg Student Staff 1355 Pep Club 135. Course: Commercial. RICHARD TOUHEY DICK Intramural Basketball 1255 Itnramural Football 125: J.V. Choir 1353 G.O. Representative 12,355 Key Club. Course: College. HENRY TRASOLINI TRAS I.V. Basketball 12,35, Award 1355 J'.V. Baseball 1255 Varsit Football 145, Award 1455 Play- Skin of Our Teeth 5 Dramatics Club. Course: College. DONALD TUROCK DON I.V. Baseball 1255 Plays- Skin of Our Teeth 145, Man Trap 145. Course: Academic. ROGER TYNE DAJA Plays 1455 Stage Crew 145. Course: Commercial. KATHLEEN URBAN KATHY Bowling 13,-45. Course: Commercial. JOYCE VAVRA Volleyball 1Z,3,-455 Student Staff 1355 Pep Club 125. Course: Commer- cial-Secretarial Practice. MARY VILLANELLA V. G.O. Delegate 1351 G.O. Alternate 1255 Hair Stylist for Man Trap 1455 Y-Teens 12,355 P.A.L. Rifle Team 1355 Red Cross Delegate 12,455 Refreshment Committee-Dramatics 135: Dramatics Club 145: Hair Stylist for Skin of Our Teeth 5 Hair Stylist for Life WVith Father 135. Course: Cosmetology. ROBERT WARGO BOB Course: General Business. TIMOTHY WARMOUTH Football 12,3,45, 2 J.V, Awards, 1 Varsity Award. Course: College. 37 IUDITH WATSON 5 g ALAN WEINER ANNEITE WEINIHAUB IRHARD 'HDI IAKY WILLERTUN IDUISE ZEKEVIC Oar Camera Classmates JUDITH WATSON JUDY Course: Commercial. ALAN WEINER AL or I-IOTDOG Debate Club 12,3,41, Award, Sergeant-at-Arms. Course: College. ANNETTE WEINTRAUB P N T' StE145Vll bll13,415B ktbll13415 P23 Cltibvs1,2a1,5uIledylCxfbis 1331. 3oursg:?o:1mercial. as e 3 ' RICHARD WHITE DICK I.V. Football, Award 121. Course: Academic. MARY WILLERTON PUNKY Baseball 1215 Soccer 13,415 Red Cross Representative 12,315 Red Cross Alternate 141. Course: Commercial-Secretarial Practice. LOUISE ZEKEVIC LULU Basketball 13,415 Baseball 1315 Volleyball 13,415 Badminton 13.15 I.V. Choir 1215 Pla s- Skin of Our Teeth, Man Trap 5 G.O. Aternate 1415 Student Staff 13,41, 1 Award, Clinic5 l Scholarship Award 1315 Pep Club 12,3,41, Treasurcr5 Science Club 13,415 G.A.A. 13,41, Minor Award. Course: College. BENJAMIN ZODIKOFF BEN Intramural Basketball 13,415 Intramural Football 1415 Varsity Volley- ball 1415 One Scholarship Award. Course: College. ROBERT PRATO BOB Intramural Football, Basketball, and Volleyballg Play- Skin of Our Teeth, Played Bingo Manager5 G.O. Alternate 1415 Dramatics Club. Course: Col ege. CAMILLO THOMAS DELLA ROCCO Varsity Football 12,41, Awards 12,41. Course: Academic. JOSEPH FIGURA FIGGY Course: Academic-Commercial. WARREN HARTRAFT Course: Academic. THOMAS LYNCH TOM One Scholarship Award. Course: Mathematica. ROCCO MARRONGELLI Varsity Football 12,3,41, Award 12,3,41. Course: Academic-Commercial. DONALD POLLOCK IRISH LV.. Choir 1balf term 415 Dramatics Club 141. Course: Academic-Maths matics. 38 Cross at Ely Park 12 QF fl ,QL A my N' ffm Q 9 f 5 C 3392 53 Q A112 3 fl, L . gx , if 3 V MLW Lf 5, W W XVUW 1 'Qu lfpcfgk 4 X IW!! Qu! WN dyhl Q gif ff QQ 'Lg 9692? 'lfumq FM X Npf17iZf!QC A Q3 Rcqgw 0 - V xiwff' Q f 42 dxf- M HWMIL, WWW x 4 A, JD NAU M41 fmrfw6,'L IN N ,Vw K, I if gm xh' t if 4 2 .4 - .,-,-..-'.I,L.n.fxf:.-Aggfiytl P'--'S ' ,u.l4!-ufs44,,.. ffcghn ..- V s1Mnh-Q4Ls- QJVQHQQA.-:fx '4vSA7'P'5 C'- K VVS' QQ:-ug, AAA 6-'I . 4k dk 'f X V ---f-if X KX Homerooms an IN MEMORIAM JOYCE CANNON SEPT. 4- 1938-FEB. 21, 1956 Is death the last sleep? No, it is the Final awakening. Scott ROOM 9 Row 1: Marjorie Harding, Lucille Gennett, Alice Bloomer, Carol Brewer, Mary Villanella. Row 2: Sandra Decker, Patricia Hill, Catherine Bennett, Ioanie Giordano, Mary Sebastian Gib- son, judy Monorky, Stella Martinos,-Carole Lynn. Row 3: Nannette Underwood, Rita DeRose, Helen Gert Hart, Rose B. Vorobel, Mildred Strait Joyce Boulous, Laura Holly, Patricia Condon, Prudence Russell. 40 ,-1 -s i 4 i5wtnl .gigzl if, 1 :- W-tf' 1 t WT' ROOM 115 Row 1: James Zizak, Tony Cherrone, Barbara Kotch, John Landere, Marion Glovasky, Fred Bunsic. Row Z: Carol Perinsky, Lorena Hollenbeck, Eleanor Pendell, Jerry Hayes, Peter Mueller, Richard Sinicki, Mary Ann Lesko, Marie Strozzi, Phyllis Hall. ROOM 118 Row 1: Shirley Lesko, Jo Ann Adainski, Bonnie XVestco!t, Louis Colavito, Anne Sullivan, Nancy Hankin. Row 2: Mary Ann Kocik, Charles Ferluke, Shirley Hinils, Xvilliani Kuinpon, Deanna Laurens, Bart Colavito, Mary Anne Sullivan. Row 3: Arthur York, James O'k'onnor, fliarles Larrabee, llavial Davenport, Robert Mock, Robert Halaburka, Joseph R. Prekopa, Schuyler johnson, Richard Touhey. ROOM 119 Row 1: Anthony F. Zembek, Helen MacMyne, Joyce Geesey, Millicent Canniff, Anne Sifimallilni ,lurly Dwyer. Row J: Mary Hastings-, Tania Adams, Yvonne lVarburton, Tony Estus, Vivian Hill, Katherine Bennett, Patricia Lesso. Row 3: Terry Cole, Brian Pilotti, NVilliam Knapp, Joseph Porubiansky, William Larrahee, John Kunce, Robert Ishani, Michael Kiniak, john Kohul. 41 ROOM 201 Row 1: Helen Kane, ,Brenda Ackerman, Sally Bockstahler, Martha Kokis, Phyllis Hurwitz, John Grace. Row 2: Mary Frances Conole, Elizal-eth Kelley, Susan Decker, George Tomaras, Gail Goudey, Dennis Kaplavka, Suzanne Robert, Mary Jane Pforflte, Patricia Mallisek. Row 3: Kathy Conole, Philip Pavlik, Marcia Payne, Edmund M. Lesko, Joseph Cusick, Joseph Hester, Edward Hull, Benjamin Eisenberg, Mary Gulhran, Peter Stein, Nona Lyons. ROOM 202 Row 1: Shirley Zungali, Marilyn Henley, Judy Sleeper, Jean Potts. Row 2: Mildred Lesso, Margaret Pello, Patricia Morrison, Joan Kocich, Jean Chanecka, Louise Gihlin, Sally Lewis. Row 3: Michael Dacey, Amen Shaheen, Daniel NValsh, John Hudak, Steven Baker, Robert Sevara, Ronald Wolk, Earl Best, Michael Pudiak. RUUKT 203 , Row I: Ruth Moore, Antoinette Gaudio, Marilyn Springsteen, Barbara Getsy, Martha Kilmer, Kay Mastrnnarili. Q Row 2: Gail Rezmcrslci, Connie Chiesi, Binnie Oretskin, Ellen Amhra, Bertha Prayer, Jean Cliamherlain, Virginia Nlbmls, Nina l'rato, Mar Siedleclcy. - Row .l: Roliert Rosie, Kenneth Rappapnrt, Mliitthew Recll, Aflelhert Osterhout, Eflward Zelmorisv Donald Horvatt, James Abbott, Ronald Spolsky, Jay Harter, John Zlinsky, Seymour lxrushansky. 42 903931 Q... L Nl C, 4'--I '-3? S- .,, 'r I , 2 1? '15, d Q 1 P x S I X.. ..f- 'L S A MA l A x..! LE. 'f T l're j'f . K ,II 2211 itil li ll. U-if ROOM 204 Row 1: Mary XVashington, Geraldine Dennison, Beth Bennett. jean Thomas, Josephine jarvis, Marpqaret Mitchell. i Row 2: Deanna Rock, Marlene Schneider, Thomas Hall, Regina Santalucia, Maureen Morrissey, Serge Reiss, Michael McSaiu, Donald Painter, Elaine Shura, Patricia Glowacki. Row 3: Lela Paetzold, Norman Schwab, Peter Sllarak, lohn Keane, Richard Day, james M Barber, Michael Bedosky, Michael Soperak jr., Barbara Merritt. ROOM 205 Row l: Carolyn Monkovich, Ann Gihlin, Ruth Connell ', Rita Giancarli, Gail Harris. Row 2: Lenore Katz, jay Stevenson, Patricia Bull, Siandra Feldmanis, Nancy Hayes, Lillian Latham, Betsy Arnold. Row 3: Robert McAlister, Maurice Miller, Anthony Salce, ,Marcello Tino, Edwin Reynolds, joseph Zvalensky, Paul Nejescltleha, james Vaughn, Michael Curley, David Perry. ROOM 206 Row 1: judith Lewis, Beverly Miller, Vicky Bowden, Marilyn Struck, Maureen Barvinchak, joan McMahon. Row 2: joyce Lisick, joyce Konecny, Martha Guinane, Gail Sprague, joyce Zimmerman, jacqueline Micalizzi, Norma Dickerson, Marjorie Moses, Sheila jones. Row 3: Charlotte Potter, David Martin, Murle Morgan, john NVarner, john Danek, Richard johnson, joseph Stillitano, Thomas Keeney, Richard Howard, Charles Bugonian, Irene Stalker. 43 ROOM 207 Row 1: Eleanor Marsinko, Dolores Liheracki, Kathy Boal, Judy Besig, Marilyn Dorothea Major, Holland ia Q ,O I 1 fc , Sharon Reagan. I ,qi Row J: Joann Ziffino, Sondra Finch, Virginia Ford, Marilyn Mann, June Megelick, Katherine Theodore, Gail Hatton, Joyce Karn, Rosalie Zevan. Row 3: Joan lfrankle, Jon Skurski, lVard Howard Jr., James Lynch, Anthony VViegers, David Johns, Peter Darling, Michael Manahan, john Cannon, Stephney Balan. els. ROUM 209 Row l: Barbara .lean Hill, Patricia Harris, Beverly McManus, Joyce Murphy, Alice Moflitt. Row l: ,lolene Bielmer, ,loan Eddy, Loretta Ondecko, Patricia Armstrong, Diana James, Rosemary Bussa. Row 3: 'l'homas,Keating, llavid Hovancik, John Vase, Richard Krajar, XVilliam Brayman, Fred Hammond, Richard kenny, Frank Fitch, James Finch. ROOM 210 Row 1: Veronica Fabian, Mary Ann Nickerson, Barbara Bills, Mary Jayne Gilan, Claudette Berger, Roberta Pandich. l Row Z: Christine Della Rocco, Marion Susan Murcko, Judy Smolinsky, Barbara Ellis, Joyce McLarney, Joan Vanek, Joan Cheevers, Mary Russell, Jean Ochs. I Row 3: Duane Jackson, Sidney Fein, Paul Sypher, Joseph Murcko, Bruce Wallace, Dick Normile, Tony D'Angelo, Jerry Benjamin, Al Drucker, John Sexton, Kenneth Branch. 44 iff? 5P : Y-rg' Qt! Nfl .lx f., xi A x- el If ffl, - ' ff ' 'A Oc ', Q I Y 4 ' 'Xl 1 ROOM 217 Row l: Beth Rosenberg, Rose Malcllak, llawn Kichler, Hzirliarzi Hesco, Elaine Mansfield, Juclith Allen. Row 3: Lucy Sharp, Mary XVelcli, Kziiliy Okoniewski, ,loan NYeluwi:ik, ll:n'l+:ir:i l'oci.isk, Anna Dniiirenku, Mary Ann lf:-ilu, Pzitricifi Hzinnn, fnrol hlnnziliaui. Szimlrqi Kuinpon. Row 3: josemh McCormack, Ronzilil Peellzniek, Anilrew Corea, liiclmrsl liill, Richginl llranichak, Francis Bucek, ,loseph Krivitkas, Richard Masters, Gabriel Gennarelli, Norman Reeder. N ....X. RooM 218 Row l: Janice Carr, Ann Colle-tt, Antoinette Miealizzi, Marcia Hickey, Margaret Mr Carthy. Row 2: Richard Rliuilem, Sunilru Cuwzin, .-Xliee Marcello, Nqiney Bliss, ,lucly Nelson, Marilyn Barnes, Roseau Terris, Beverly QI. Stzmko, llnnnlil Aiiileraoii. Row 3: Marion Golier, 'fllomas XYilowi:ik, John Sullivan, Michael j. U'Hara, ,lelfrey Fulton, George Dodd, William Dacey, Thomas Campion, ,lean Whipple, Richaril Lelik. ROOM 219 I V Row 1: Marguerite Klimek, Dorothy Stella, Gretchen Van Kuren, Catherine Rohinson, Donna flilloril, Delores Alston. Row .Zz ,lane Mitchell, ,lurly Miner, Carol Leizos, Nancy Barlow, Clmrles Hurry, Mzirpxiri-I Lock- wmnl, hlartlm llc-Laney, Sabina Yzirsik. Row 3: Eric Nelson, Charles Otis, .lurk Liptak, Leonzaril Clune, jeffrey Knapp, Ronulil Hnckenzia, Richard Glllllll, Duane Anclrews, john Drake. Lee Anilrew, Michael l'i-trans. 45 ROOM 220 Row 1: Narlya Aswad, Ruth Samuels, Carolyn Davidge, Barbara Berlinghof, Yvette Akel, Barbara ,lo Grace. Row 2: Bill Slimbaugh, Judie Feuz, Yvonne Meyers, Martha Lesick, Lorraine Duvall, Julianna Dranichak, ,loan Hester, Astrid Kradjian, Charles Knesel. Row 3: David Colman, l'aul Mc Carthy, Michael Lubin, Gary La France, Phil Sharpsteen, Stephen Babcock, Robert Colman, Charles Eldred, John Normile. ROOM 221 Row I: Alan Zalbowitz, Lee VVagner, Sandra Rosefsky, Bob Taylor, Bernard Meyers. Row 2: Elaine Klionsky, Deanna Mansour, Marlene Stellmack, Linda Caffexty, Catherine Killiany, Sharon Samuels. Row 3: Frances Boetcker, Mary Anne Lesko, Joan Royter, Bernice Kumpon, Marlene Strole, ,loyce Andrejko, Marcia Schmidt, Loretta Cheechalk. ROOM 222 Row l: Ami Gregory, Etta Mansbach, Sharon Dale, Susan Sweet, June Cherro. I Row 3: Katherine Truesdell, Barbara Eniminger, Antoinette Porcelli, Carol Kesser, Elizabeth Young, Sabina Mueller, Patricia VVilliainson, Elsie Kushner, Patricia Tschopp. Row 3: Vincent Vapozzi, 'l'honias Slate, Samuel Halikias, Peter Burtis, Marvin Frey, Robert Bachochin, john lleiner, ,lolm O'IJonnell. 46 s , . gi -r t 5 . Eggs ' W , sf' ff X -Tyron. l n 1 l'lCG.- -.a illlilll ROOM 303 Row l: James Meagher, Marlene Resak, Mary Ann Randar, Margaret Napier, Terry XVilliams. Row Z: Elaine Scalone, Kathleen Polasek, Diane l'erna, Judy follins, Mary Duncan, Joyce YVerner, Rosalie Reagan, Gloria Hopkins. Row 3: Allan Lyons, Mario Sacco, Michael Babish, Roger VVales, Robert Acker, James Brevis, Robert Hudak, Frank Smith, Gerald Slate. hm in ROOM 304 Row l: Arlene Mateleska, Fran Snider, Mary XYhalen. Sandra Mc Kane, Judy Gill. Row J: Alla Mary Kane, Patricia Carvalho. Helen XVelCh, Linda Cator, Jane Lazo, Joyce Gnley, Joan Spare, Ann Smulowitz, Jennie Pompeii. Row .l: lloane Cafferty, Lanny Short, Andrew Mc l'herson, George Afarian, Joseph Anderson. James Madison, Michael Shuta, James Luckenbill, Fred Ulrich, XVilliam Ash. ROOM 305 Row 1: Joanne Morrison, Maureen Kelley, Joyce Canham, Kathleen O'Neil, Mary Anne Ball, Sandra Lee VVescott. Row .Zz Nancy Hayes, Joan Schuur, Mary Ellen Manahan, Jeanie Toncola, Margaret Masters. Shirley Kadleck, Linda Pavlovic, Elwaheth Ann Kocak, Carol Mincolla. Row .l: George Jackson, Raymond Juriga, Gerald Price, David Morgan, Lawrence Burns, Pete! Altmann, Bruce Johnson, Anthony Kwitkowski, John Me Namara, Richard Ayres, VVinston VVarner. 47 t l N N ROOM 305 A Row 1: Howard Millard, Carolyn Fish, Ann Ellinger, Genevieve Teague, Gerald Dino. Row 2: Elaine George, Sonya Pahulak, Dolores Doolittle, Nancy Steadman, Charlene Eldred, Patricia Shea, Rose Marcello, Jo Ann Strait, Kathie XYilcox, Donna Hudak, Hazel Boorom. Row 3: Nicholas Marrongelli, Rad Sayman, Gary Husband, Stewart NValls, Norman Zecca, Richard Kumpon, Jesse Rineer, David Petras, William Bendert, Robert Kostelnik, Harold Garbooshian. ROOM 306 S RciwG1: James Hamilton, Joyce Kniskern, Betty Rincavage, Penny Harsh, Martha Heitllnger, I . amue rana a Row 2: Fern Zenrlle, Joanne Passement, Linda VVeaver, Karen Wilbur, Donna Perchinsky, Carolyn Stevens, Sally Leon, Bette Platt, Patricia Goodell. Row 3: Lawrence Gaffney, Marvin Epstein, Stephen Scott, George Lutzic, Ronald Murphy, Robert Geide, VVilliam Geder, Charles Gibson, James Nugent. ROOM 307 l I I D - Row 1: Michael Zervos, Shirley Ann Nickerson, Christine Yanus, Margaret Soltis, Sylvia Andrejko, Ann Baskwell, Sandra Tokarsky, Neal Whitcombe. . Row 2: Kathy Razmerski, Ann Smith, Sally Hamilton, Patricia Obrenski, Louberta Bates, Connie Ducanis, Sandra Benkovsky, Otilia Buruta, Nancy Bell, Helene Smith, Priscilla Froncek, Joan Barber. Row 3: Marion Olshefski, Michael Leahey, Fred DeRado, Walter Culligan, Robert Kalka, Fred Badger, Joseph Mankus, Albert Wychules, Llewellyn Havrilla, Lee Daniels, James Hormck, Ronald York. 48 Ukfn-int + v sup 22 if X . nv x W? rf I v gi, , 5 , ,f 7' 7' V 'ff ' 1 Milk ,Q-laskv Y f-if XGA 'A ROOM 309 Row l: David Coon, Mary Chechatka, Linda Susko, Barbara Sall, Dorothy Truesdell, Carolyn fady, John Hogan, Row Z: Mary Normile, Joanne Fedoris, Carolyn lVernz, Patricia Zeitz, Sonja Lee VVike, Rose Ahhadcssa, Betty Campion, Jacqnelyn 'l'winini.5, Garness Fairbanks. Row 3: Paul Buchta, Vito Corradinu, Brian Balchikonis, Thomas Murray, Robert XVard, Roger York, William Harrison, Douglas Barlow, John Grady, Jerry Gimzek, George Smith, Jolm Susko. X M ROOM 310 Row l: James Stento, Andrea Tol-cos. Kathryn Latonick, Mary Michaeli, Audrey Skurski, Edward Vincent. Row J: Carol Reimer, Catherine Manning, Irene Micpovil, Madeline Hessler, Mary Ann Stevison, Dolores Jones, Mary Ann Olbrys, Judi Hager, Darlene Hanly. Row 5: Kenneth Yanllurer, Richard XYashington, Richard Kalnsoke, David George, JValter Car- nonipas, James Gilroy, Frank Benkovic, Richard Lynn, James Stephenson, Richard Scherhaufer, Kenneth Roon. 4' . is A 'f--.Q ROOM 312 Row I: Carol Smith, Margaret Pudiak, Peggy Green, Mary Slimhaugh, Betsy Ross, Lola Saleehy. Row 2: Ruth Sharnsteen, Ann Marie Jadick, Patricia Reagan, Nancy Flarl., Rosemarie VIIIPIY, Joyce Harmon, Sharon Russell, Janice Hazen, Joyce Svarney, Patti Hollister, l'atricia Mandichak. Row 3: Sanford Manshach, Eugene Augustine, James Benedict, Sanford Srhad, David Gouldin, George Brunics, Rohert Prokop, Stephen Vail, Andrew Smith, Michael Hnsar, Joseph Tasher, Edward Allen. 49 fx, X ROOM 313 Row 1: Magdalena Rech, Linda Decker, Barbara Costantino, Barbara Kocik, Gwen Morton, Bonnie North. Row 2: Bob Kestor, Judy Ann Rappleyea, Gayle Ann Williams, Bonnie Levene, Sharon Don- nelly, Nancy Cullen, Joanne Goughary, VVilma Williams, Josephine Nabywaniec, Penny Zemanek, Norman Singer. Row 3: Robert Seaman, Craig Hill, Peter Orr, Stephen Cornick, Charles Wales, Franklin Polmaa teer, Herbert Tanenhaus, Philip Sullivan, Freeman Hightower, Theodore Plain, Thomas Spolsky, Richard Downey. ROOM 314 Row 1: Thalas Kilmer, Sandra Perl, Betty Hall, Rosemary Hubik, Jud West, George Hetrick. Row 2: Frances Karpel, Dominica Myskiew, Pamela Smith, Mary Ann Boburka, Linda Gilinsky, Sydney VValker, Marilyn Jackimowicz, Joan Sutliff, Mary Peck. Row 3: Angelo Romeo, Norman Gevanther, Lawrence Randall, Roger Weiss, Thomas Brady, John Sinchaski, Richard Nemconsky, Nelson Miller, James Curley, Robert Gritinan, John Komacek. ROOM 315 Row 1: Tony Sl-iierly, Francianne Tomassi, Harriett Hughes, Tilly Evangelatos, Ronald Boyce. Row 2: Mary Ann Citar, Eleanor Francliina, Barbara Ryan, Roberta Sloat, Hattie Duvall, Marie XhVllEElL'l', Linda Malmros, Patricia Reardon, Marcia Goffa, Elsie Kuchta, Marjorie O'Neil, . Row 3: Daviil NVarren, Ronald Rice, Paul Pornbeck, Harvey Singer, Richard Georgia, Erwin Class, Lawrence Goldstein, David Tomik, XVard VVilson, Bruce Bateman, Lorenzo Marrongelh, Thomas Cushner. 50 Sc of lvnl ..- rw ' S fl XP! s'l5'i'-' Q Ng!! 7' ll lil. 1 .fi P' IAQ' ,K I, ,i 'till 'X X461 Xl' u vig., ljdq ng! x ' 27 ' il I . ' fi 1 1, i .1 X in--QV I NRS-fe' '54 ax , I fl L x A 1 A jf N , 'ig' J '59 gnu- land. ROOM 317 Row 1: Nancy Andrews, Elda Gillette, Rosalie Moschak, Martha Kostun, Ann Jarvis, Gail Marai. Row 2: Sharon Folmsbee, Charlotte Goetz, Kate Grihin, Shirley Roe, Kathy Perun, Bette Ger- mann, Mary Morabito, Marcia Purdy, Bettye Black, Judie Mc Cambridge, Joann Demtrak, Kay Stocking, Gisela Nitka. Row 3: Seth Rosenberg, John Murphy, Martin Normile, Robert Hardy, John Hrncirik, John Guokas, James R an, Richard Solomon, Julius Tutko, Thomas Babish, Demetris Cherrone, Howard Best, John Engelhert. ROOM 319 Row 1: Patricia Mallon, Carol DiCerchio, Rita Killiany, Sherry Bunnell, Cecelia Lo an. Row 2: Kathryn LaFrance, Irene Sherba, Judy Hummer, Barbara Stevens, Joan Savery, Kath- ryn Chase, Kathy Holleran, Audrey Derrick, William Benedicta. Row 3: Alan Kosloff, John Buslield, Gerald Czechowicz, James Mahaney, Richard DeRitis, Wil- liam Clarke, Paul Luchini, William Tak, Lyle Bensen, Richard Ham, Lawrence Hrehor, Jerry Brooke. I-41 ROOM 319 A Row 1: Sandy Kosta, Nancy Newman, Terry Cribbs, James Zervos, Lisa Lovell, Norma Abbott, Jerome Strozzi, Judy Hudson. Q Row 2: Carole Gumbach, Arlene Bowen, Mary Connelly, William Walsh, Chere Wolfe, Sheila Munsie, Beverly Crosby, Roger Winters, Johanna Lambert, Bonnie West. . Row 3: Rosemarie Stirpe, Richard Franey, Stuart Lawson, Edward Andrejko, Jacqueline Cole, Robert Sirgany, Philip Pack, Robert Schneider, Arlene Haddad. 51 Q ff ROOM 320 Row l: Caroline Darling, Carolyn Burruss, Charmaine Misota, Margaret Carvalho. Row 2: Mary Louise Retacco, Carol Rovente, Janet YVarren, Robin Vandeburg, Alice Srnka, Mary Murphy, Mary Ayres, Ellen Clemens, Sharon Armstrong. Row 3: Carol Vavra, Roy Bishara, Dominick Ross, Theodore Kresge, Charles Butler, Angelo Stillitano, John A. Mohilchock, Edward Bendert, Barbara Driver. ROOM 325 Row 1: Susan Multer, Connie Brainard, Barbara Ash, Theodore Space, Virginia Marderian, Millicent Kalaf. Row 2: Carol Boone, Davi-Linda Katzin, Marie Lundberg, Susan McGinnis, Mary Hannan, Betsy Becker, Donna Newman, Mary Ann Sawko. Row 3: Michelle Ryan, Deborah Fisher, Beverly Hickey, Douglas Dayger, Winthrop Risk, Jonathan Rosefsky, Gloria Jean Walrath. x ROOM 326 . I Row 1: Kally Tshulos, Peggy Turner, Lalaha Rathbone, June Finkle, Diane Rolles, Judy Harris. Row 2: Carol Simkus, Michaelene Simkulet, Carol Pompetti, Nikki Shiif, Bettye Syage, Anna Mary Probyanski, Joanne Kretzmer, Jeanne Thompson, Ann Gibson, Teresa Fusco. ' Row 3: James Corb , Robert Timson, Murray Werner, Fred Moriarity, Marshall Washburn, Joseph Brosovic, Ralph Fabrizio, Joseph Haick, Georgelee Foster. 52 ,5- -17 f Q ' J xi. DIY 1 fl iv 1 X l .J . x Tixaixlandt J k 'r-FQ. I My I, Post 0005043 XX , n- ' 1? 2 'f I OMG .4 ' - VV,l'1,IxXx,I l 1 5' ,F- ,. I , f lf - gf' ' EI, JTXEQJ A2-W I IN .i Ar I HI' I-- f .V lg. W if '73 ? 'Z f- ll IMIII hl I UI 4 f-1 6 H 7 I X nl I ' I il lm ful ' f' V' - I l U pq - X- Q, - 7- Q - mm:-Izcn E mm L I A II Zjfpl 6 I ,,,l I Zi III MII' I I I W 'I W 'f 1 f 2 I f I f , xsxkx X I 0 X F - X X -QQQQQWIA off. ' may-,Q rw.nQ?Q'-7 Activities General N151 6 , f G Seated: Nadya Aswad. Standing: Bob Andrejko, Mr. John Gable, Donald Campos. Central's fall General Organization was an active one. Led by Presi- dent John Dacey it performed many worth-while services. Vice-President Donald Campos, Treasurer Robert Andrejko, and Secretary Nadya Aswad willingly aided Jolm in fulfilling his platform of improvements. Establish- ment of a student suggestion box, purchase of a television set, and effective campaigning for higher G. O. attendance were among this group's accom- plishments. Mr. Gable was an excellent advisor to these young politicians of our school. Row 1: Shirley Dodd, Mary Peck, Virginia Doyle, Linda Harris, Sandra Wescott, Beverly Jean Stasko, Joyce Canham, Marcia Hickey, Sandra Perl. Row 2: Joyce Boulous, Penny Zemanek, Cynthia Spagnoletti, Barbara Lutzic, Kathryn Okoniewski, Patricia Lesso, Loretta Lawrence, Joan Vanek, Judy Davis, Martha Guinane, Betsy Arnold, Elizabeth Kelley, Shirleyanne Lesko. Row 3: John Murphy, Joyce Werner, Suzanne Robert, June Megelich, Joyce Sebesta, Joan Royter, Mr. John Gable, Jacque- line Micalizzi, Linda Malmros, Linda Gilinsky, Harriet Duvall, Cecilia Casey, Beatrice Jones, Mary Ann Boburka. Row 4: Joseph Colavito, Gerard Petitte, Michael Curley, Edward Major, Benjamin Eisenberg, James Breivis, Walter Caroompas, Richard Normile, Robert Colman, Robert Andrejko, David Parker, Stephen Scott, Mario Sacco, John Normile, David Tomik, John Hogan. 54 Seated: George Lutzic, Connie Russo. Standing: john Gable, Paul McCarthy, Elizabeth Kelley. Central's General Organization olilicers, elected by the student body for the spring term, were Paul Mc Carthy, presidentg Connie Russo, vice- presidentg Liz Kelley, secretary, and George Lutzic, treasurer, The goals of this line group of officers were the organization of the sophomore class, more G. O.-sponsored dances after home basketball games, and more varied assembly programs. With the assistance of Mr. john Gable, its able faculty advisor, the spring term G. O. did a superb job. lxovi I Bonnie West Linda Decker Patricia Hill, Penny Harsh, Ruth Samuels, Charlotte Goetz, Beverly J. Stasko. Row 2 Cxnthia Spagnoletti Rosemarie Stlrpe Jackie Twining Louberta Bates, Shirley Dodd, Loretta Cheechalk, Jeanne lhompson Deborah Fisher Judy Miner Constance Alelunas, Linda Gilinsky, Marcia Payne, Jacqueline Micalizzi. Ron 3 Elizabeth lxelley Sonya Pahulak Virginia Woods, Steve Kucera, Michael Dacey, john Demer, Andrew Smith, William lxnapp Cabriel Cennarelh kenneth Rappaport, Richard Sinicki, George Lutzic, Richard Normile, Fred Badger. 55 11 Q YV Row l: Jean Blackwell, Lois Konick, Patricia Rozek, Marta Samuels, Joyce Michalek, Davi-Linda Katzin, Joyce Sinicki, Pamela Crossley. Row 2: Nancy Bettenhauser, Carol Cronk, Yvonne Meyers, Barbara Gajdik, Martha Lesick, Dorothy Van Volkinburg, Loretta Lawrence, Beverly Zalbowitz. Row 3: Mary jane Yungman, Mary Walker, Robert Taylor, Edward Major, Mr. Powers, Frank Kulik, Steven Kucera, Eileen Pekurny, joan Hester. Row 4: Charles Hughes, Charles Eldred, Richard Barber, Robert Andrejko, Roger West, Paul Cheechalk, Joseph Sullivan, Michael Rosic, Robert Colman, Paul McCarthy, Theodore Space, Christopher Demtrak. Honor l , 45 i ' D ti l In the fall term of 1955, thirty-two more students received the supreme honor given at Central, that of being inducted into Honor Society. The golden key pre- sented to new members has always been a prized possession that represents the ultimate of accomplishment at our school. The activities of this organization include sponsoring the Honor Graduate and Honor Society assemblies, providing ushers for each assembly, and aiding in sophomore orientation. Honor Society members ' are truly the outstanding students in the school, excelling in school service, fine X arts, and athletics as well as in scholarship. -4 X 56 Row l: Barbara -lo Grace, ,lane Metrus. Joyce Sinicki, llavi-Linda Katzin, joseph Powers, Nancy Hankin, Marlene Stellmack, Ruth Samuels, Row 2: Steve Kucera, Susan Multer, Lois Coon, Cynthia Spagnoletti, Loretta Lawrence, Robert Taylor, Gloria Hagopian, Nancy Mitchell, Millicent Kalaf, jonathan Rosefsky. Row 3: Astrid Kradjian, Nona Lyons, Martha Lesick, Bernice Kumpon, Edmund Lesko, -lohn Normilc, Donald Campos, Charles Eldred, llennis Kaplavka, Gertrude Costa, -loan Hester, Dolores Barvinchak, Yvonne Meyers. Row 4: Ronald Akel, Christopher Demtrak, Paul McCarthy, Martin Snider, William Hallahan, Gary La France, David Davenport, ,lolm Kocik, Philip Sharpsteen, Edward McGinnis, Benjamin Eisenberg, Theodore Space, Kenneth Bruster. The ambition of everx Central High student is to become a member of Honor ociety To be eligible for membership students must have at least a three point or C average Thv must also haxe at least tvso awards in one field or one avsard 1 each of three of the following Helds: scholarship, fine arts school service and thletics. Eight seniors are chosen from each held every term. Led by Mr joseph owers members of Honor 'iocietx serve as ushers for assemblies conduct the Ionor Graduate assemblies, and help acquaint sophomores with Central High Society so f ,C L C , f 57 tffbiv Dramatics Club .1 41 'X.f One of Central's most prominent organizations is Dra- matics Club, which is composed of students who wish to learn about the theater. They are taught acting, directing, make-up, and scenery management. Each term the club has try-out plays in order to consider students for membership. In the spring term there were two plays because of the large number which tried out. The plays were Lady Rosa, di- rected by Millicent Kalaf and Linda Palilon, and Star Struck, directed by Norma Dickerson and Martha Guinane. Last fall Dramatics Club visited the Cortland State Teacher's College Drama Festival. Dramatics Club also helps the Dra- matics Class by selling tickets to their semi-annual produc- tion. The club members learn a great deal from Miss Foley, their adviser, as she has just returned from studies abroad where she visited many productions. .EE Dramatics in action. Scene from Man Trap. What goes on here? Row 1: Barbara jo Grace, Pamela Crossley, Valerie Luse, Yvette Akel. Row 2: Patricia O'Neil, Marie Strozzi, Elizabeth Kelley, Shirley Lesko, Davi-Linda Katzin, Nancy Hankin, Charlotte Goetz, ,Ioan Cheevers, Linda Palilon, Ruth Samuels, Linda Catterty, Gloria Hopkins. Row 3: Sandra Cowan, Frances Boetcker, Marlene Schneider, Barbara Stevens, Cynthia Spagnoletti, Patricia Roberts, Bar- bara Ash, Miss Helen Foley, Charlotte Potter, Darla Misener, Millicent lialaf, Linda Gleason, Gretchen Van Kuren, Martha Guinane, Martha Lesick. Row 4: Nona Lyons, Bonnie Levene, ,Ioyce Boulous, Suzanne Robert, Norma Dickerson, Edward Major, Stephen Babcock, Dennis McNally, Lorraine Duvall, Mary Walker, Andrea lilein,'Barbara Balch, Joan Hester. gearing, new -ms-1. -, ' - F l.. G ,, , ,, f. N iff. if :ws - V 1 P' 1 LL PRODUCTIO I tell fortunes-nothing easier! These lines were uttered by Carolee Fiacco in the dramatics class fall play, 'The Skin of Our Teeth. The play, under the capable direction of Miss Helen Foley, was presented in No- vember. lt centers around the lives of Mr. and Mrs. George Antrobus, their two children, and their incorrigible maid, Lily Sabina. The Antrobuses have survived fire, Hood, and a thousand other calamities by the skin of their teeth. Those in the talented cast included the following: Sabina, Pam Crossley, Mrs. Antrobus, Shirley Seaman, Mr. Antrobus, Tom Guley, Gladys Antrobus, Roberta Giles, Henry Antrobus, -Iohn Daceyg and the fortune teller, Carolee Fiacco, the announcer was jerry Moriarity. A good time was had by both participants and viewers of The Skin f O T l The spring production, Man Trap was a smash hit.-Under Miss Helen Foley's expert direction a large cast of young actors and actresses per- formed splendidly in the merry three- act comedy. Playing the leads were the following: Kay Mastronardi, Janie Brown, Theresa Goukas, Muriel Browng Dick Overfield, janie's brotherg Carole Has- kell, Bummy Post, and jean Ochs, Mrs. Post. The dramatic presentation was centered around young Janie Brown and her entangled love affairs. Her struggle to gain the attention of Martin Richardson, the rich playboy, is hi- larious. Our heroine finally succeeds in trapping her true love, Stuart Hunter, a rabbit farme Congratulations are in store for a fabulous per formance. Central was again proud of her dramatic 0 ur eeti. artists, who spent much energy and hard work to create a fine production. SPRING PROD CTIO lmd.'KM NSSWFM 'ii Mary Walker Sr: lit 'Rs lb-vi Hx Zi fl? I3 L Row 1: Helen Kane, Beverly Zalbowitz, Marlene Stellmack, Catherine Killiany, Marta Samuels, Deanna Mansour, Davi- Linda Katzin Phyllis Hurwitz Martha Kokis Mary Conole, Linda Cafferty, Ruth Samuels. Row Z: Lois'Kbnick, Carolyn Davitlge, Barbaraijo Grace, judie Feuz, Astrid Kradjian, Millicent Kalaf. Nona Lyons, Kathleen Conole, joyce Andrejko, Miss Helen Cusick, Suzanne Robert, Mary Walker, Annette Weintraub, Susan Multer, Carol Cronk Barbara Purkiss Brenda Ackerman, Yvette Akel, Sandra Rosefsky. E'l Row 3: Nadya Aswad, Sally Bockstahler, joan Hester, Loretta Cheechalk, Barbara Gajdik, Mary jane Yungman, teen Pekurny, Bernice Kumpon, joan Royter, Lorraine Duvall, Sandra Acquaviva, Marlene Strole, julianna Dranichak, Mary Anne Lesko, Yvonne Meyers, Martha Lesick, Sharon Samuels, jean Blackwell. Row 4: Pamela Crossley, Gail Goudey, Edward Major, john Normile, David Colman, Edmund Lesko, Peter Stein, Frank K l'k Dennis Kaplavaka, Robert Taylor, Richard Merrall, William Slimbaugh, Alan Zalbowitz, Deborah Fisher. ui , Row 5: jerry Moriarty, Paul McCarthy, Charles hldred, Stephen Babcock, l'lnhp Sharpsteen, joseph Hester, Paul Chee- chalk, Roger Brooks, Gary Lalfrance, Robert Colman, l'eter Hankin, Robert Andrejko, jesse Rimeco, Edward Hull, Theodore Space, Christopher Deintrak. 60 I l Newspaper We've got to meet that deadline! Exclamations such as this may be heard issuing from Room 220, official headquarters of. the ever-popular Panorama Newspaper. Members of the Pan are kept busy compiling and writing news which is of interest to all Centralites. Under the stim- ulating directions of our fall ed- itor, Mary Walker, the Pan once again this year attained excel- lence. In addition to the com- bined efforts of the editors and members, much help and advice on composing a successful newspaper was given by Miss Hel- en Cusick, the Pan's :ompetent f a c u l ty adviser. Joan Hester fx Mex MW , my 7' g X!-4 PQ .5 We we fs-.IS I, ffffff s le w is 'JQ43 ' ' One of the most important and most popular organizations at Binghamton Central High School is the Panorama Newspaper. Under the able direction of Miss Cusick and editor Joan Hes- ter, this group was especially active this spring, because of the large ?,, number of special events and the That's you in the picture, isn't it. big June graduation issue. Each I thought it was under HJ. 61 newspaper is tilled with a vari- ety of topics: sports, hobbies, current events, latest news, fashions, editorials, and sev- eral interesting columns. Al- so each week, the members of the staff present arti- cles and pictures for publication in the Sun- day Press Hi-School Page. Pan News is an organization of which we can be immensely proud. Lit Club meets every Tues- day in 203 where interesting programs such as book reviews and talks are given after meet- ings. Last year this active group, directed by Mrs. Flanni- gan, held a bake sale and an annual dinner, took a tour of the Binghamton Press, and conducted two joint meetings with North High's Lit Club. Officers for the fall term were Anne Sullivan, President, Ruth Samuels, Vice-President, Joan Royter, Recording Secretary, Connie Brainard, Correspond- ing Secretary, and Nadya As- wad, Treasurer. Leaders dur- ing the spring were Linda Pal- ilon, Presidentg Charlotte Pot- ter, Vice-Presidentg Carol Boone, Recording Secretary, Barbara Ash, Corresponding Secretary, and Nancy Hankin, Treasurer. Lit lub B Row 1: Barbara Berlinghof, Carol Boone, Ruth Samuels, Helen Kane, Barbara Creene Jean Blackwell Nadya Aswad Row 2: Beth Rosenberg, Nancy Hankin, Linda Palilon, Anne Sullivan, Susan Multer Judie Feuz Mrs Flannigan Mary Louise Welch, Patricia Denniston, Elizabeth Kelley, Donna Newman, Phyllis Judith Hurwitz Martha Kokis Row 3: Cynthia Spagnoletti, Astrid Kradjian, Judi Davis, Kathy Conole, Deborah Fisher Joyce King Barbara Ash Sandra Acquaviva, Joan Royter, Barbara Merritt, Connie Brainard, Susan Decker Elaine Potter Charlotte Potter Eileen Knapp. T A Red C ross The main goal of Central's junior Red Cross is to help less fortunate people. One of their worthwhile projects was the annual canned goods drive to collect food for the needy. Several of the members enter- tained old people at the Broome County Home and the group also sponsored the collection of goods to fill Red Cross ' boxes for European children. A bake sale was also held to raise money for more projects. This active group, direected by Miss Edna Brown, elected the 4 following oliicers: President, Y Ruth Samuels, Fall Vice-Pres- A ident, Beverly Zalbowitz, Spring Vice-President, Carol Boone, Treasurer, Brenda Ackerman: and Secretary, Martha Lesick. ll Row 1: Genevieve Tgsague, Alice Moffitt, Ann Marie Cole, Beth Bennett, Ruth Moore, Charlotte Dretzer, Ruth Samuels, Ellen Loughrain, andra Perl, June Cherro, Barbara ,IO Grace. Row 2: Barbara Drotar, Carol Boone, Sally Lewis, Carolyn Cady, Geraldine Dennison, Dorothy Truesdell, Arlene Sir- gany, Wilma Williams, Sandra Barine, Brenda Ackerman, Beverly Zalbowitz, Judy Lewis, Sally Ashman. Row 3: Barbara Kocik, Marie Killiany, Sandra Gramata, Mary Hannan, Carolyn Wernz, Virginia Ford, Priscilla Fron- cek, Miss Edna Brown, Patricia Tschopp, Rosalie Reagan, jane Mitchell, Gretchen VanKuren, Frances Boetcker, Prudence Russell, Nina Prato. Row 4: Barbara Kechak, Margaret Dacey, Louberta Bates, Beverly Hickey, Martha Lesick, Eileen Pekurny, Lee Wagner, john Guokas, Edward Major, Dennis McNally, Gerard Petitte, Helen Hart, Sabina Mueller, joan Kocik, Marcia Purdy, Elizabeth Kocak. 4 l ' ,gg -, l I- 144- - -ni - -1 h h - 5 -rf! Row 1: Susan McGinnis, Ruth Samuels, Davi-Linda Katzin, Betsy Arnold, Sally Bockstahler, Barbara Guzzy, Paula Bills, Donna Newman, Marta Samuels, Linda Palilon, Carol Boone. Row 2: Mary Harmon, Michelle Ryan, Beverly Hickey, Joan liocik, Miss Grace Holcomb, Virginia Marderian, Gloria jean Walrath, Susan Multer, Marie Lundberg, Millicent Kalaf. Row 3: Deborah Fisher, Connie Brainarcl, Frank Kulik, Theoclore Space, Winthrop Risk, Douglas Uayger, Robert An- drejko, Peter Stein, Jonathan Rosefsky, Barbara Ash, Dolores Barvinchak. an Annual iw V, sssg , illlo c Q ,,,, S, i me bfi we ,BAQQT 0-H-w.cZ1..g Maavbwov Ss-s- W. Sf'-wg i A A X 5 Cf fx j. 64 Central High's Panorama Annual is one of its most 'enowned organizations. Headed by Editor-in-Chief l'ed Space, the staff consists of thirty-two able young oumalists. Throughout the whole year the energetic group is kept busy, although the Annual itself is issued only once. As top executive of the yearbook, Ted has nany duties. He is responsible for the assignments of the nu- merous staffs and must see that they are running smoothly. Ted must also give his stamp of approval to all material before it is printed. The various staff editors assume many responsibilities. Business editor, Connie Brainard, manages the complex financial af- Barbara Ash, picture editor, has to plan, schedule, and assign all yearbook photographs. As photography editor, Douglas Dayger takes the action pictures. Mil- licent Kalaf, chief of the lay-out staff, plans each page. Art editor Dolores Barvinchak, carries out the Pan Annual theme with attractive drawings and sketches. Sue Multer and her able crew of assistants compose all of the articles which appear. As head typist, Vir- ginia Marderian prepares the write-ups for the printer. Much credit must be given to Miss Holcomb, the group's outstanding faculty advisor. Although the group performs many difficult tasks, it feels great pride in June when the final product is fairs of obtaining advertisements and selling yearbooks. brought forth. i T K W if f s -f I kind of like it. I never knew we had this file. Ready . . . aim. P - gdlkff-62 - ,.., It -Qfaiiwaf gp l far'-W LEA? Jar' , .L MTM ff ff 65 BLIC W W SPE KING Every word a jewel -This phrase is the password to Room 204, the center of ' all public speaking activities, which are under the supervision of Mr, blames P. Kavanagh. During the past year, talented wr Centralites have participated in the Amer- ican Legion Oratorical Contest, the Gerhart Contest, the Lyons Declamation Contest, and various others. We are certainly fortunate U to have such a Hne public speaking Row 1: Pamela Crossley, Luana Jones, Shirley Dodd. department. Row 2: David Colman, Winthrop Risk. '79 ' Q l I -gglg f 1 Tri-Hi-Y is one of the finest organizations in Central High. Its members are willing workers in both civic and school activities. This I I I R I I-I I past year they participated in the Heart Fund Drive, sold shakers at - ' football games, mended music for the choir, and held a Christmas party for the children at the Orthopedic ward of City Hospital. Row 1: Sondra Finch, Beth Bennett, Linda Harris, Carole Lynn, judy Besig, Eleanor Doyle, Carolyn Cadij, Genevieve Teague. Row 2: Patricia Mallisek, Evelyn Roberts, Nancy Mitchell, Virginia Ford, Miss Margaret Brown, jane Mitchell, Gretchen VanKuren, Barbara Guzzy, Bonnie Westcott. Row 3: Nadya Aswad, Dolores Doolittle, Mary Hannan, Marilyn Mann, Irene Micpovil, Lela Paetzold, Betsy Young, Mary Morabito, Mary Duncan, Eileen Pekurny, Marilyn Barnes, Patricia Bowers, Gloria jean Walrath, Vicky Bowden, Linda Weaver, Carolyn Wernz, Alice Moffitt. 66 CHESS CLUB Often in the back of the library there may be sccu several pairs of boys and oc- casionally a girl or two, bent in earnest concentration over a checkered game board on which kings, queens, knights, and other pieces sit. The members of this, the Chess Club, meet weekly, and by continual prac- tice have become rather adept at this skillful game. Newcomers to chess rarely forsake the game. Row l: Barbara Green, Eileen Knapp, Miss Anne Savercool, Wilma Williams, Phyllis Hurwitz. Row Z: Edward Major, Stephen Cornick, Benjamin Eisenberg, Philip Sharpsteen, William Larrabee, David C. Parker, Peter Bishop, Gerard Petitte. Under the supervision of Mrs. Paul Petro and its presi- dents, Edmund Lesko Cfallj and ,lim Stupp Cspringj, Science S I E C E C :L U B Club participated in many activities. The group traveled to Washington during Easter vacation, took tours through Ansco and Ozalid, and heard lectures on the fundamentals of research. Row l: Frank Kulik, Edmund M. Lesko, Philip Pavlik, jesse Rineer, Roger West, Peter Mueller, Benjamin Eisenberg, Denny McNally, james Stupp, Richard Hefft. Row 2: Fred johnson, David Parker, Stephen Babcock, Paul Cheechalk, Hazel Boorom, Sabina Varsik, Mrs. Mary Petro, Susan Mcfiinnis, Beth Bennett, Herbert Tanenhaus, Philip Sharpsteen, john Kadlecik, Gerard Petitte. Row 3: Dennis Kaplovka, Phyllis Hurwitz, Louise Zekevic, Donna Hudak, Irene Micpovil, Mary Anne Lesko, Loretta Cheechalk, Nancy Barlow, Sabina Mueller, Patricia Williamson, Beverly Hickey, Gloria Jean Walrath, Wilma Wil- liams, Sandra Cowan, Patricia Mallisek, Edward Major. 67 Debate lub .. Q 4 - X Debate Club, one ' ' 3, , of Central's old- 5 Q est organizations, ' gains in popularity ' each year. Its mem- ' ' A 0 bers are those who are 5 K I 0 proficient in speaking or who have the desire to become so. The club meets every Friday at 3:06, when the business meeting is held. After the business meeting several members pre- sent a debate or hold a discus4 sion, dealing with a specific sub- ject. Besides weekly meetings, a varsity debate team enters various debates on both the local and state scene. Mr. J. P. Kavanagh, the club's faculty adviser, is present at each of the meetings, helping the de- baters and giving hints on speaking and debating procedure. The club also sponsors many other outside activities such as the semi-annual dinner, the an- nual dance, and the popular study-hall debates, Row 1: Susan Multer, Secretary, joan Hester, Proposition Chairman, Winthrop Risk, President, Mr, J. P. Kavanagh, Coach, Joseph Hester, Sergeant-at-Armsg Pamela Crossley, Vice-President, Kathy Conole, Treasurer. Row Z: Judie Feuz, Diane Nester, Lucy Sharp, Nancy Hankin, Elizabeth Kelley, Frances Boetcker, Mary Frances Conole, Helen Kane, Barbara Berlinghof. Row 3: Shirley Dodd, Lorraine Duvall, Fred Hammond, Stephen Babcock, David Parker, Norma Dickerson, Alan Weiner, Nona Lyons. 4 ,154 , 1, ,7Ti,,,. .W tudent mf l:g 4-3 The Student Staff at Central High is an organization which performs many valuable ser- :N vices for the school. js l I l l Each member of this important group gives up one period a day to assist the teachers, counselors, and heads of departments with various necessary cleri- cal duties and errands such as marking papers, filing ma- terial, delivering notes, etc. which would otherwise consume much of the faculty members' valuable time. The girls also take care of the health room during the lunch hour, have charge of the hostess desk, do library work, and are responsible for attendance slips, Boys, too, assist in Student Staff duties by working in the gym at noon. Mr. Henry Marean, the se- nior counselor, is the competent faculty advisor who helps to keep this vital or- ganization operating efficiently. Bottom row: june Cherro, Tilly Evangelatos, Barbara Malinak, Marta Samuels, Sally Gunderman, Barbara Sall, Yvette Akel, Valerie Luce, Barbara ,lo Grace. Row 2: Marlene Stellmack, Sylvia Andrejko, Bomiie North, Louise Zekevic, Marcella Gooley, Megan Cuyle, Martha tiiiinane, Mr. Marean, Marie Killiany, Carole Haskell, Patricia Goodell, jane Metrns, Marie Strozzi, lrene C. Szuba. Row 3: Marian Leary, Patricia Chalmers, Patricia Roberts, Elizabeth Kelley, Karen Wilbiir, jo-Ann Strait, Mary Hannan, Barbara Kechak, Bettyc Black, Marcia Goffa, judie Davis, Diane Nester, Darla Misener, Loretta Lawrence, lfaith Covaleski. Row 4: ,loan Egan, Bonnie Levene, Connie Alelunas, Mary Ann Hesco, Marlene Strole, ,loyce Andrejko, Monica Hulek, Viilliain Larrahee, llavicl Parker, Bernice Kumpon, Julianna D. Dranichak, Anne llmetrenko, ,loyce Werner, Gertrude Costa, Theresa Ciuokas, Beverly jubinski. W - . !.vkl-I-ll-MLK' ' AQIWFBINQ- - - Sitting: Joann Ziflino, Marie Lundberg, Darla Misener, Michelle Ryan, Miss Holcomb, Patricia Roberts, Barbara Balch, Joan Cheevers, Rosalie Zevan. Standing: Davi-Linda Katzin, Joyce McLarney, Dolores Barvinchak, Diane James, Teresa Wagener, John McNamara, Michael Smaldmo, Jonathan Rosefsky, Barbara Merritt, Gail Hatton, Shirley Lesko, Patricia Hamm, Martha Kokis. Art Club One of the newest groups at Central is the recently organized Art Club. With Miss Holcomb as its adviser, this club has made a most successful beginning. Its ac- complishments included decorating the study hall black- boards with colorful pictures at Thanksgiving and put- ting up Christmas decorations. The club's president for the fall term was Dolores Barvinchakg during the spring, Michelle Ryan presided. May this industrious organization prosper for years to come! Gavel Club Gavel Club, under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Pow- ers, is comprised of the presidents of all the chartered organizations of Central. The purpose of this club is to band together these organizations in order to achieve closer co-operation and stronger ties among them, Gavel Club also attempts to avoid conflicting club programs during the school year. It has been most useful in aiding our clubs to work together to their best advantage. Row l : Susan Multer, Cynthia Spagnoletti, Dolores Barvinchak, Mr. Powers, Mary Walker, Shirley Dodd, Anne Sullivan. Row 2: Ruth Samuels, Theodore Space, Robert Andrejko, Roger K. West, Joseph Sullivan, David C. Parker, Paul Mc- Carthy, Edmund M. Lesko, Pamela Crossley. !f' 'K Vai- H 1'-ll? 3'.,.- . ' Row 1 seated: VVilliam Slimbaugh, Robert Taylor, Paul Kuhnle, Dennis McNally, Mr. Abe Bernstein, Edward Major, Frank O Connor, james Heflern, Thalas lxilmer. Row Z standing: Frank Kulik, Martin Snider, Peter Hankin, Richard Masters, joseph Hester, -lohn Sullivan, joseph Sulli- van, john' Zavis, Paul Cheechalk, Stephen Babcock, Roger VVest, Richard Georgia, Theodore Space, john Normilc, Peter Stein. Key Club Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International and advised by Mr. Abe Bernstein of our faculty and Mr. Alton Stearns of the local Kiwanis group, is one of Central's outstanding service clubs. One of the elub's projects this year was a survey to discover what stu- dents at l3.C.H.S, plan for the future. To raise funds, the club manages the checkroom at dances and home basketball games. We are sure Key Club will continue its fine work, Hi- Central's Hi-Y club, which meets every Tuesday night at the Y.M.C.A., is one of the sehool's oldest or- ganizations. Directed by Mr. Kavanagh, the boys had charge of the concession stands at all home basketball games. Among their many activities, the most outstand- ing was their sponsorship of Bob Taylor's trip to llaris, France, to attend a world youth conference. During the fall, Hi-Y, accompanied by Tri-Hi-Y, enjoyed a trip to New York City. Row l scatedi David Colman, Edward jamor, ,lames Stupp, Mr. Ci. llischinger, Robert Taylor, l'aul Kuhnle, jerry Hudson. Row 2 standing: Dennis McNally, llavid Metz, Philip Sliarpsteeu, Douglas llayger, Fred Badger, NX'illiam Larrabee, Rob- ert Colman, Clark Thompson, Stephen Babcock, Roger Vtcst, l'hilip l'avlik, lieuneth llruster. 'X S 'JJ-QX' X? 2 :Il Q , if A' o - . -l 4. Row 1: Ronald Spolski, Edward Major, Michael Soperak, Jerry Slate, Carolyn Davidgc, Judy Besig, Barbara Berhnghoi, Genevieve Teague, Shirley Lesko, Sharon Folmsbee. Row 2: Anthony Salce, Robert Taylor, Michael Kimak, Jesse Rineer, Kathy Trucsdell, Marjorie McGinnis, Marilyn Hen- ley, Elizabeth Kelley, Judith Sleeper, Linda Harris, Gloria Walrath, Gertrude Gay. Row 3: Robert Kostelnik, Robert Ward, John Case, john Denier, Michael Manahan, Carol Klimow, Eileen Knapp, Judy Miner, Sally Leon, Wilma Williams, Patricia Martyak, Margaret Buckman. Row 4: john Kunce, joseph Murcko, George Lutzic, Richard johnson, Edward Hull, jerry Hudson, Susan Multer, joan Royter, Connie Alclunas, Dolores Barvinchak, Theresa Guokas, Mildred Lesso, Cecelia Casey, Martha Lesick, Nancy Hayes. Central's famed Varsity Choir had another suc- cessful year. Their well-trained voices, under the direction of Mr, Thomas Clune, performed for many service clubs, schools, and women's organizations in the area, as well as for delighted Centralites. At Christmas time the halls were traditionally filled with joyous carols sung by the choir members. Se- lections were presented at the commencement pro- gram and at several other assemblies throughout the year. ln April they traveled to Oneonta to present a program. Officers for the fall term included the fol- lowing: Susan Multer, President: George Lutzic, Treasurer: Marjorie Mac Ginnis, Secretary, Leaders of the spring term were john Kunce, President, Mike Manahan, Treasurer: Callie Davidge, Secretary. Students are justly proud to be a part of this out- standing organization where work and play are com- bined on a fair basis. 72 Row 1: Liicy Sharp, Rosalie Zevan, Joann Zilhno, Joyce Murphy, Joyce Koneeny, Marcella Gooley, Gail Reznierski Row-Z: Lonnie Russo, Margaret Mitchell, Sandra Lee Weslcott, Elaine Shuta, Rossanna Sexton, Mary Ann Sawko Joyce Lisick, Louise Zekevic, Marilyn Jackemowicz, Marcia Payne. Row 3: Beverly Miller, Carol DiCherchio. Wonder who's winning? ST GE CRE One of the most essential groups at Cen- tral High is the stage crew. These boys spend a large amount of time providing lighting, sound effects, and sets for plays, graduations, and assemblies. Three cheers for the fellows of the stage crew for their work throughout the busy high-school year. Identined by blue and white beanies and shakers, Pep Club members do their part to arouse school spirit at football games and pep assemblies, This past year the club presented the coaches' wives with bouquets of llowers, sold Central buttons, and contributed to Radio Free Europe. Fall term officers were President, Connie Russog Vice-President, Marcella Cooley, Secre- tary, Mary Ann Sawkog Treasurer, Louise Zeke- vicg and Sergeant-at-Arms, Beverly Miller, dur- ing the spring term, Mary Ann Sawko, President, Elaine Singer, Vice-President, Joanne Zithno, Secretary: Gail Rezmerski, Treasurer, and Mar- garet Mitchell, Sergeant-at-Arms. -2 ,f Left to right: Roger Tyne, Steve Rosenbaum Donald Judd 73 f ORCHESTR Central High's orchestra, ably directed by Mr. Alphonse Nowak, is a group of talented, hard-working, industrious stu- dents who devote much time and effort to make this an outstanding organization. Few people realize the amount of work involved in an orchestral performance, Central's orchestra is no exception. They really do a fine job and deserve a great deal of praise. The orchestra performed at several school assemblies this year, including the Christmas program and the Honor Soci- ety assembly. In addition to these appear- ances, this organization spends many dili- gent hours in preparation for commence- ment exercises and the annual Night of Music. The officers of the orchestra for the fall term were President, Jerry Hudson, Vice-President-Treasurer, Donna Hudak 5 and Secretary, Connie Brainard. During the spring term Roger West was Presi- dent, Martha Delaney was secretary, and Katherine Truesdell served as Treasurer. Row 1: Nancy Mitchell, Linda Harris, Gloria Jean Walrath, Connie Alelunas, Katherine Truesdell, Mary Ann Boburka, Martha Kostun, Edmund M. Lesko. Row 2: Philip Sharpsteen, Marjory MacGinnis, Joyce Canham, Claudette Berger, Judy Besig, Marcia Schmidt, Virginia Ford. Row 3: Winthrop Risk, Duane Jackson, Kathy Perun, Dorothy Murphy, Donna Hudak, Marilyn Jackimowicz, Julianna Dranichak, Connie Brainard, Phyllis Judith Hurwitz, Irene Micpovil, Ruth Moore. Row 4: John Guokas, Frank Smith, Jerry Hudson, Kcnnetli Bruster, Beverly Hickey, Benjamin Eisenberg, Roger VVest, Mary Jane Pfordte, Gerard Petitte, Arm Jarvis, David Metz. 74 BA A good band is a great benefit to any school. This year, under the direction of Bernard Shifrin and assisted by drum-major Ed Hull, we have had one Q ,J of the finest bands in Central's history. The band attended all of our football ,,, ' games and even accompanied our basketball team to Barton Hall and the sec- xB'i'i tionals. ln March, the band marched through slush and snow to escort Egbert, the Easter Bunny, into town. From there the group traveled to Ithaca, where it competed in the New York State Band Contest. Then came more rehearsing, in preparation for the school assembly and the Night of Music at Central. Assisting this band was an equally fine group of Hag-bearers and baton-twirlers, ,A ,J headed by United States Baton-Twirler Champion, Barbara Emminger. We can all say thanks for a job well done by these talented musicians. Row l: Marcia Schmidt, David Warsen, Virginia Ford, Judy Besig. Row 2: Mr. Bernard Shifrin, Beverly Hickey, Patricia Mallisek, Kathryn Chase, Marjorie Mac Ginnis, Edward Hull, Mar- tha Delaney, Robert Taylor, Margaret Napier, Ann Jarvis, Joyce Kniskern. Row 3: Mary Ann Citar, Mildred Lesso, Gloria Jean Walrath, Alice Srnka, Philip Pavlik, Arthur York, Robert Mock, Roger West, Benjamin Eisenberg, Judy Nelson, Mary Anne Lesko, Mary Jane Pfordte, Patricia Carvalho. Row 4: John Lusko, Terry Cribbs, Joseph Brozovil, Michael McSain, Fred Badger, Angelo Stillitano, Frank Fitch, Rich- ard DeRitis, James Stnpp, Frank Smith, Charles Knesel. Row 5: Joseph Prekopa, Sanford Schad, Mary Morabito, Richard Pisani, Louis Colavito, Demetris Cherrone, Kenneth Brnster, John Gnokas, Yvonne Warbtirton, Douglas Dayger, Lyle Benson, Gene Augustine, Dayid Martin, Irene Miepovil. Row 6: Kenneth Branch, Philip Sharpsteen, Joseph Colavito, Peter Burtis, Stephen Babcock, Richard Kamsoke, Janice Hazen, Gloria Hagopian, Ann Marie Cole. 75 7 l Q ,VV , X M ,25g,i5?,2f?i23'5P3, !?3 ::Z?5m A K V 44 Z I f f l! 2717 -. ng 4 13, Z 1 X ff ,' N1 ,I x S 'I NX. X ,V ' X - , 12 ,???f 1232- ' ? J' . -: '- iff - X iff Q -Ti? ' ,Q-if. I f - ' 1 ,,,,,f,,A.4f1W f:-- - - 9 - W ,av r I I If x My A X I 1 ,Ay 1 4 f 2 X, ,, 1 ' Q , Fx x I I X :I 4 I ,-,Y 'J AQJ:- ??,ga , f' 1 2 g . U A Z , ' 3 V g 'P Ai 5 X f - X 5 9, X X 4 f ,I ,, 1, , ,, 49 .lf -f ,I 'lb M , k l W!! Z K Y f' SQ F4 ki its A H f x Cjfwf HW WN M S ' ff f ,I K N., fi TL fy K . Q' 'Lx b K' fffs'-A g!,.f-f-VPR xx SL Cf ,fx JJ! 'VWAVI im I.,-JXXQJV l X fam if Z F.-1' fl-,wlifg C I Q gs XL j J? WA Q25 fi VJ 1 2 i in 3 5 - WW M6 - V I fvxf 5 VN V3 K-ll, Q I lvbh- Lkfvv If Q L f CJ JW 'H- xx 'X-.5 5 X L , g -7 f wf N 'x X - c,..T,, - Q' 5,9 X ' KM? f' -f'N -F1 r 'rf' ' J gy M Aki, ff? X f Q' fx- A WWE Sfsffiif X gi X EFLQ , ' 'JS 5 -fag - v 1 .472 F Wa-fr, f 'xml V 4 xfb, Q V If MX!! 1 TQ? VK-, ' ff X xr 'L-QGN1 S , W - x X l 1, L QW 'V'-iK4C9 Q LJ A H 61 SN X X gb O W f'Qf Row 1: Vincent Capozzi, Samuel Borsuk, Michael LaVoglia, Hill, Michael Soperak. Row 2: Charles Hughes, Thomas Murray, Joseph Stillitano, Maurice Miller. Row 3: Theodore Space, David Johns, Timothy Warmouth, Vaughn. Row 4: Richard Scalzo, Robert Ward, Albert Rose, William Thomas DellaRocco. George Tomaras, Marcello Tino, Charles Gibson, Richard Henry Trasolini, Nicholas Marrongelli, Robert Dejohn Richard Barber, Rocco Marrongelli, George Puglisi, Jame Fusco, joseph Mankus, Robert Greblick, Michael Bedosky Varsity Football Last fall for-the first time in more than ten years, Cen- tral made a strong bid for the Southern Tier Conference Football Championship only to be nosed out of a first place tie in the final game of the season. Mr. Robert Bud Deyo, who won coach-of-the-year honors in his freshman year, did a superlative job of molding a front-runner around a very small group of returning lettermen. The 1955 Bulldogs are a team of which Central can well be proud. B.C.H.S. 0 Scranton Central 20 Central opened its season on September 24 with what proved to be a creditable performance against an outstand- ing Pennsylvania team. Outmanned on the average over twenty pounds in the line, the Blue-and-White demon- strated, after a rough first half, a stubborn defense which was to mark most of their later games. B.C.H.S. 6 Johnson City 0 September 30 brought an end to a thirteen-game victory drought for the Bulldogs. Co-operation between three B.C.H.S. forwards brought about the one score of the game. With tackle Bob Ward and guard Tom Dellarocco crossblocking, Rocco Marrongelli, switching from tackle to halfback for one play, went 23 yards to provide the margin of victory. B.C.H.S. 0 Ithaca 0 On Saturday afternoon, October 15, Central and Ithaca slogged to a scoreless deadlock on a rainswept field cov- ered with foot-deep mud. The Centralites received the opening kickoff and drove to the Ithaca 23 where a fumble ended Bulldog threats for the afternoon. A spirited goal- line stand stopped a 71-yard drive by the Little Redmen late in the second period. B.C.H.S. 13 Elmira Southside 7 Under a warm sun for the first time in four games, the Blue-and-White celebrated with a field day against the Green Hornets of E.S.S. Quarterback Marce Tino scored both touchdowns on short keep plays, but by far his most memorable run was a 69-yard scamper to the Elmira 5 which set up the second T.D. B.C.H.S. 0 North 13 North extended its mastery over Central in football to 11 consecutive years before a crowd of some 5,000 peo ple. B.C.H.S. played a see-saw game for three periods and then watched the Indians score twice in the final quarter In their one real bid for paydirt the Blue-and-White marched 73 yards to their opponents' 10-yard line where four plays failed to net the required yardage. B.C.H.S. 6 Vestal 19 A Friday night trip to Vestal coupled with a cold wind proved unprofitable as the Golden Bears scored in each of the first three periods, twice as a result of intercepted passes. In the final quarter the Blue-and-White got a sim ilar break when Jim Vaughn intercepted a Dick Stanton pass and ran it back to the Bears' 30-yard stripe. Tino cracked over from the one for the Centralites' lone 6-pointer. B.C.H.S. 6 Elmira Free Academy 0 An overcast Armistice Day afternoon at North field was the setting for Central's biggest win of the season. On a muddy Held a spirited Bulldog squad lived up to the rep utation of their namesakes, holding the fast Free Academy backs to very short yardage and frequently throwing them for losses. Midway in the third period guard Paul Sypher recovered a fumble on the Blue Devil 31, and 5 plays later Rocco Marrongelli crashed over for our margin of victory This win put Mr. Deyo's squad in a first place tie with but one game to play. 78 B.C.H.S. 0 Union-Endicott 12 Six thousand people were in the stands at North Field for our annual Thanksgiving Day game. In the hrst quarter an intercepted pass set the stage for a successful U-E drive. Midway in the second half the Blue-and-White, with ine running by halfback Charlie Gibson, reached the Or- i.nge's 10-yard line. A second-down interception caught Lhe home team unawares, and U-E end Larry Chrysler 'aced 99 yards to make it 12-0, postponing Centra1's hopes For a championship to another year. Southern Tier Conference Standings-1955 Won Lost Tied Elmira Free Academy 4 1 1 Central 3 2 1 johnson City 3 2 1 Ithaca 2 2 2 Union-Endicott 2 3 1 Elmira Southside 2 4 0 North 2 4 0 J. V. Football While varsity was coming close to the conference title, our j.V. Footballers posted a two and four record over the 1955 season. The year was a success, providing valu- able experience for our varsity gridders. Coach Frank Lo Vuolo's squad shared West .lunior's field with Mr. Deyo and his team at daily practices in all types of weather, also using it as their home game field. The schedule had many exciting moments, student attendance was excellent. The Bullpups opened their season against a good Vestal eleven and came out on the short end of a 6-0 score mainly because they couIdn't generate a real offensive threat. A' 13-6 victory over Johnson City lifted Central to .500. Led by Ralph Fabrizio and Marion Olshefski, who scored a lone TD apiece, the team won its first home game. A three-yard ofi'-tackle smash by Fabrizio to tie up the game at 6-6 was the one bright spot in our third game as Elmira Southside piled up a 19-6 decision. End Dick Kumpon had a field day against Chenango Forks, hauling in touchdown passes from Stew Walls and Dick Dranichak for a total of twelve points. Fabrizio scored in the open- ing period to round out a 19-0 romp. A fourth-quarter defensive lapse spelled our third defeat of the season after a Walls to Charlie Wales pass and a six-yard dash by fullback Tom Babish had piled up 13 points. Coming from behind, the Orange rallied to edge the Centralites, 19-13. The junior Bulldogs finished the season at home against North in their best performance of the season in spite of the score. The game was played in ankle-deep mud, on one occasion the ball was placed on the one-yard line after the Bullpups had seemingly crossed the obliterated goal line. A fumble lost the ball on the next play, and the ln- dians went on to win, 9-0. One player especially deserves mention of his fine work over the six-game schedule: Marion Olshefski, outstanding on both offense and par- ticularly defense, was named the squad's Most Valuable Player. Row 1 sitting: George Hetrick, Harold Garbooshian, Lawrence Gaffney, Marion Olshefski, Michael Petras, Peter Darling. Row'Z: Robert Hudak, Gerald Price, Bruce johnson, David Petras, Robert Wagener, Stewart Walls, Michael Babish, Richard Kumpon, Coach Frank Lo Vuolo. Row 3: Richard Lynn, james Breivis, Roger Wales, Richard Dranichak, Robert Acker, john Sinchaski, William Harri- son, Charles Wales, William Kumpon. uri' l xx nfs' . ' l ,, 7 - LEA, Football Letter Men 80 N X Q9 A :.i ','v? , - K. 'Q ' K' ,X if vi ' 4. Jf- , U K' , S50 FH I Q X . vi K A , - . , , ,fdE7E51i5 E,'i . 1 iff ,kL' if . t -r 1 K-1 . '1 LTU v ,, 3 81 R Q ,S A 4' A ' JV E522 -1794 Row 1: Philip Sharpsteen-Manager, Donald Campos, Coach Sharpsteen, Kenneth Branch-Manager, Christopher Demtrak. Row 2: Paul McCarthy, David Davenport, Thomas Donovan, Williani Fusco, Tony Abbadessa, Richard Kenney. Varsity Basketball During the 1955-1956 season, the Binghamton Central High basketball team, with Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen as coach, continued the tradition of Central with a 15-3 record. The 10-2 Southern Tier Conference record was good for second place, and, since all three losses were on the road, the team has preserved the record of never having lost a game on the Central court. Nov. 29: Central 80-Athens 57. Paced by McCane's 24 points, Central led all the way for the win. Abbadessa, Kenney, and Campos had 14, 12, and 10 points respectively. Dec. 2: Central 65-Cortland 58. Behind 39-31 at the half, Central's second half surge, paced by Campos and McCane with 17 and 16 respectively, led to a close victory at Cortland. Demtrak and Kenney contributed 14 and 12 points. Dec. 9: Central 78-Nott Terrace 71. With Kenney and McCane leading the way with 24 points apiece, the home court again proved to be the deciding factor of the intense rivalry between these two teams. Dec. 13: Central 72-U. E. 47. Don Campos with 17 and Dave Davenport with 14 led Central to their fourth victory of the year. Dec. 16: Central 60-North 45. Chris Demtrak with 24 and Don Campos and Kevin McCane each with 10 helped Central to another win over our cross-town rival North in a game decided by a 20-10 4th quarter bulge. Dec. 21: Central 72-E.S.S. 58. Rolling to a 20-5 lst quarter lead, during which E.S.S. was held scoreless from the field, Central was never headed as Bill Fusco and Dick Kenney paced the winners with 15 points apiece. Balance again decided as Demtrak, Abbadessa, and McCane fol- lowed with 12, 11, and 10 points respectively. Dec. 27: Central 75-Norwich 50. Utilizing the full court press, Central jumped to a commanding 46-22 half- time learl paced by McCane with 21, Campos with 14, Ken- ney with 13, and Demtrak with 10. Dec. 30: Central 85-Scranton Tech. 60. Extremely good scoring balance, Campos-20, Kenney-18, Demtrak-17, Abbadessa-16, lecl Central to an easy win over once-beaten Scranton Tech. Jan. 6: ,l.C. 73-Central 60. Central suffered its first loss of the season at J. C. as a result of a below average 25W shooting percentage. McCane and Abbadessa were high for Central with 13 each and Kenney followed with 10. Jan. 10: Central 70-Vestal 49. Campos, Demtrak, and McCane with 16, 15, and 14 points respectively paced Cen- tral to an easy win as a result of a 26-14 4th quarter. jan. 13: E.lf'.A. 62-Central 60. Still feeling the effect of the loss to ,l.C., the Central five lost a thriller at E.F.A. that wasn't decided until the final buzzer. Campos, Kenney, and Davenport were tops with 14, 12, and 10, jan. 17: Central 88-Homer 70. With a 48-point second half, Central won over a stubborn Homer five in a well- played game. Davenport paced the winners with 25 points, while Fusco, Campos, Kenney and Donovan followed with 16, 14, 12, and 11 points respectively. -lan. 20: Central 86-Ithaca 41. Bill Fusco's 20 points led Central to a runaway win over Ithaca. Tony Abbadessa, playing his final game at Central, was second high with 13 while Campos and Davenport followed with 12 each and Kenney with 10. Feb. 3: Central 65-Vestal 59. Demtrak with 16 and Davenport and Fusco with 11 each averted an upset at the hands of Vestal by outscoring the home club 20-9 in the final quarter. Feb. 10: Central 69-J.C. 53. Central gained revenge for the earlier loss at J.C. and moved within a game of lst place with a well-played 43-point second half that left J.C. out of the game entirely. High scores for B.C.H.S. were Davenport-17, Kenney-14, and Demtrak, Donovan, and McCane all with 10. Feb, 14: Central 6-1-U.E. 45. Central kept its title hopes alive with a win at Central over U.E. paced by Dave Dav- enport's 19 points. Feb. 17: Central 56-North 49. Central edged North to hnish with a 10-2 conference record, second to J.C.'s 11-1 record. Davenport with 19, Donovan with 14, and McCanc with 10 were high. Feb. 18: Nott Terrace 76-Central 52. Nott Terrace handed Central its worst defeat since 1949 to end the 1955-1956 season on a sad note by outscoring the Bulldogs 47-21 after the intermission. Davenport and McCane paced Central with 16 and 13 points apiece. Although Central failed to win the Eastern Division crown of the Southern Tier Conference they did reach the Section IV final playoffs at Barton Hall, only to lose to Homer, 69-61. To reach this playoff berth the team had to defeat U.E., Waverly, Bainbridge, ,l.C., Cortland. J. V. Basketball The 1955-1956 season proved to be a successful one for Mr. Robert Sweeney's Junior Varsity basketball play- ers. It is a pleasure to review the highlights of the 16- game schedule, which fined with a 9-7 record. After running away from an outclassed Athens, Pa. team, 79-28, in their opener, the Bullpups dropped three away games in a row to Cortland, 57-55, Union-Endicott, 64-59, and North, 46-42. The Cortland game was decided in the first quarter when the Purple outscored B.C.H.S., 23-13. Marce Tino threw in 19 against the Indians. On December 21 Elmira Southside ran our bad luck to four games, 54-43 in our gym and then, in a non-league encounter with Norwich, Central broke the streak and started onsa winning one with a 77-47 outburst. Scranton Tech was the Blue-and-White's third victim of tl1e season by a twenty- Row 1: John Hogan, Gene Hartmann. point margin, 41-21. Our next game was the most exciting of the schedule, a two-pointer by Roger Wales pulling out a 56-55 squeaker over johnson City. Following a 68-37 romp over Vestal, the Centralites fell short in a last- quarter rally and lost, 59-54, to Elmira Free Academy. Homer provided little opposition in a 88-52 rout as did Ithaca in falling, 58-26 against a Central team playing per- haps their best ball of the season. Opening the second round in the Eastern Division of the S.T.C. at Vestal, the ,lunior Bulldogs dropped a heartbreaker, 55-53, as the Golden Bears piled up 19 points in the fourth quarter to win by two. Dropping our 14th game of the season to j.C. in another tight one, we went on to wind up the season with two four-point victories over U.E, and North in our own gym, 62-58 and 48-44. Row 2: Charles Wales, William Geder, john Sullivan, Daniel Taylor, Roger Wales. Row 3: joseph Mankus, Richard Normile, Erwin Class, Marcello Tino, Ronald Kostick, james Vaughn. 4 .- ra , -..A 5 'I' v w,...,i .5 QTIJ4 Ns 18 , A v galdlk 914 P4 6, 46 83 Basketball Lettermen not pictured Richard Kenney William Fusco Anthony Abbadessa Letter Men Our managers were Philip Sharpsteen Kenneth Branch 7-an W For the second year in a row our swim team emerged undefeated in dual meets. The season started with a victory over Auburn, 56-21, followed by the defeat of Scranton Central, 46-31. Next, West Scranton was defeated, 64-13, and Scranton Tech, 63-13. At a ten-team relay carnival at Colgate, Central came out on top. The runner-up, Baldwinsville, scored 24. In the following weeks the Bullfish downed Baldwinsville, 49-27, North, 42-35, and Jamestown, 64-13. On March 4, five schools took part in an invitation meet at our pool. In this meet Cen- tral was second with 47, while North Tonawanda took top honors with 58. At the close oi the season our victorious team journeyed to Peekskill for a sixteen-team meet in which they placed fourth. They were excelled only by Peekskill, who was lirst, Mamaroneck, second, and VVhite Plains, third. A new event, the 200-yard medley relay, was introduced this year, therefore, a record of 2:1527 was set by the team of Richard Hill, Keith Harris, Alan Zalbowitz, and Robert Wagener. At the invitation meet our team also set a new pool and school record of 1:44 :6 in the 200-yard free style. I The team's coach was Mr. Henry Merzg the co-captains were Don Ball and Robert JN Colman, and the manager was Pete Burtis. Those awarded letters at the end of the season were Donald Ball, Bruce Bateman, Lawrence Burns, Peter Burtis fmanagerj, Robert Col- man, Eckhart Dersch, james Gilroy, Keith Harris, joseph Hester, George Hetrick, Richard Hill, William Larrabee, Edward Major, Martin Normile, john Sexton, Robert Wagener, and Alan Zalbowitz. Row 1: Alan Zalbowitz, Edward Major, George Hetrick, Donald Ball, Breves Weingartner, Martin Normile, Joseph Hester, Richard Hill, David Petras, James' Gilroy, J. B. Moody-Diving Coach. Row 2: john Sexton, Robert Wagener, Lawrence Burns, David Parker, Eckhart Dersch, William Larrabee, Keith Harris, Robert Colman-Captain. Row 3: Mr. Merz-Coach, Peter Burtis-Manager. 86 ...., ..,,- The outlook for Central's track team was favorable once again this year, despite the loss of some valuable lcttermen as a result of graduation, ,lim Hull, Mike Crisp, Gary Craft, Bill Donahue, and Dick Brooks had all sparked the team the previous year. The returning lettermeu were Marcello Tino, sprints, relay, .lim lfinch, hurdles, quarter mile, Don llall, distance rung and Dick Scalzo, weights. Others who returned were Steve Kucera, pole vault, Tom Keating, hurdle, sprints, and Dave Parker, l'aul Nejeschleba, Paul Rech, and Win Risk, all distance runners. An initial meeting was held shortly before Easter, and the first practice took place the day after Easter vacation. Due to the lack of an adequate track, since MacArthur Field was severed by the lugliway, all of Central's meets were away-Vestal, North, the Elmira schools, and Union The team exhibited strong spirit and good sportsmanship, and certainly deserves the whole-hearted praise of all Central students. lindicott. Q66 Front: Henry Merz, Francis D. Bucek. R ow R ow R o xv R ow I kneeling: Fred Bunsic, Steve Kucera, james Finch. Tom Keating. Z: Donald Ball, Edmund Lesko, Michael Babish, Marion Olshefski, Robert Gritman. .lx David Parker, Matthew Rech, Harvey Singer, John O'Donnell, james Whipple, Marvin Epstein: 4: William Larrabee, Winthrop Risk, William Harrison, Richard Krajar, Roger York. f 1'-7 87 Baseball The baseball season started early this year as Coach john Lalley began conditioning workouts in our gym dur- ing the third week of March. Despite the loss of a number of key players from last year's team, notably pitcher-first baseman Stan Drazen, second baseman Bob 'Greblick, catcher Bob Harkness, and third baseman Don Murray, the 1956 Bulldog 'nine presents a strong lineup. Pitchers Dave Davenport and Bill l-lallahan, shortstop Don Campos, outfielders Paul McCarthy and joe McCormack, and catcher Mike Soperak provide Mr. Lalley with a nucleus from 1955 which should produce a record at least equal to last year's third place finish in the Southern Tier Conference. Once again we play a 12-game schedule, with home and home series' against johnson City, Union Endicott, North, and Vestal and single contests with Elmira Free Academy, Elmira Southside, Ithaca, and Cortland. Our varsity home games take place at Recreation Park, about once a week during the season, the ,l.V.'s home is Ansco Held. Rec also is the setting for daily practice throughout the spring, its use depending, of course, on the weather. We of the l'an stall are confident that Mr. Lalley's varsity squad, showing the spirit typical of all Central teams, will make another Fine showing this year, hoping the same for our Freshman and ,l.V. teams. rf Mi , ... Row 1: Donald Campos, John Englebert, Tony Shierly, John Grace, Kenneth Branchpjames Hamilton. v Row 2: Robert Eckler, Thomas Babish, Gerald Price, Larry Gaffney, Ralph Fabrizio, Winston Warner, Lee Wagner, Coach Lalley. 7 , Row 3: David Davenport, Joseph Mankus, Edward Andrejko, William Kumpon, Richard lxumpon, joseph Porubiansky, Fred De Rado, Richard Lynn, Paul McCarthy, james Vaughn, Charles Feduke. 88 Volleyball Central should be extremely proud of its championship volleyball team. Coached ex- pertly by Mr. john Lalley, the crew scored twenty-tive consecutive victories this year and received the Section IV title for the fifth con- secutive year. Led by letterinen Steve Kucera, Ted Space, and Roman Utyro, with returning junior varsity men Terry Cole and Ronald Wolk and newcomers john Denier, john Kocik. Dick Lynn, Steve Scott, Edward Zeboris, and Ben Zodikotl, the team certainly had a suc- cessful season. Excellent teamwork, good sportsmanship, and hard work were charac- teristic of this victorious group! nr! 'sd it Row 1 1 Steven Kucera. Row 2: Terry Cole, john Demer, Mr. john Lalley, Stephen Scott, Ronald Wolk. Row 3: Arthur York, Roman Utyro, Edward Zeboris, john Kocik, Bowling One of the many interesting sports available to students at Central is bowling. The boys meet every Monday afternoon during the bowling season at Recreation Alleys. Although they had a disappointing season this year, the team is looking for- ward to a better season next year. The varsity team included Richard Nemconsky, jolm Cannon, Robert Halaburka, Robert Goldstein, Ronald Murphy, and joe Poru- biansky. Members of the junior Varsity were Richard Kamsoke, james Mahaney, Fred Badger, john Hrncirik, and Marvin Frey. Benny Zodikotf, Richard Lynn, Theodore Space. Row 4: Charles Otis, Paul Pornbeck, joseph Anderson, Winthrop Risk, john Case-Manager, Stewart Walls, john A. Mohilchoch. 'J QylTl?4l vgfllyf Row 1: Robert Goldstein, james Mahaney, james Hamilton, john Can- non, john Hrncirik, Mr. Frank Clark. . Row 2: Richard Kamsoke, joe Porubiansky, Richard Kumpon, Robert Halaburka, William Kumpon, Fred Badger. 89 Tennis mem--Q f- fi-,W W.. ,.. ,. ., ,, , lm 's 555 . . O S 'Q As has been the ease in past years, we at Central are again proud of our. excellent tennis team, Last year's top players included Dan Kane, Chris Dem- trak, joe Hester, and Lenny Clune, in order of their positions. Danny, the number one man, has held his position for two years and has been a member 0-f'Central's team since ninth grade. He and Chris Demtrak, both senior A's, enjoyed an almost undefeated season in 1955. The fifth spot on the team is being competed for by the following players: Charlie VVales, Roger Wales, ,lolm Normile, Bruce Bateman, Dave Tomik, Roman Utyro, ,lohn Landers, and Alan Lyons. One of these will receive the numher five position, and the other qualified players will form the doubles team. The daily practice at Recreation Park resulted in another fine tezun equal to the one which capped the 1055 Section lV championship. Cl ' l Demtrak Leonard Clune Row 3' Allan Lyons Bottom kneeling: Daniel Kane. Row 2 seated: -loseph Hester, ,iristop ier . L I - f john Normile, David Tomik. Row 4: Roman Utyro, Kenneth Rappaport. Row nz Roger Weiss, Bruce Bateman. Top Mr. Guley. 90 - l Central was fortunate this year to have four lettermen returning from last year's squad. These lettermen are: Alan Zalbowitz, Richard Hancharik, Martin Snider, and John McCambridge. A great number of boys, including many sophomores, showed up at the First meeting which was held shortly after Easter vacation. Because time was short, the boys had to do much of the practicing on their own. Eliminations were held to determine positions. Coach Art Sharpsteen retained as many boys as possible so they could gain experience for next year's team. This year the team was allowed to practice free of charge at Ely Park, Binghamton Country Club, and Vestal Hills. Most of the matches were played at Ely Park.,This season a total of twelve matches was scheduled with Union-Endicott, Johnson City, Ithaca, Elmira Heights, Waverly, Homer, and Cortland, most of them on a home and home basis. I 'gym F, aa 0, Golf , V f --mv f Sift ...deaf- 3 X -Q .sliif i ,- ' -if T! 'gage' Kneeling: jonathan Rosefsky, Martin Snider, Richard Hancharik, Mr. Arthur Sharpsteeu, Robert Halaburka, Richard Dranichak. Standing: Alan Zalbowitz, John Murphy, Murray Werner, Charles Knesel, Marion Gober, Ward Wilson, Walter Caroonipas, Donald Horvatt, Fred Badger. 91 Kneeling: Seymour Krushansky, Thomas Hall, Mr. Richard Suprina. Row 2: Roger York, Francis D. Bucek, James Finch, David Gouldin, Michael Bedosky, Bob Gritman, James Hamilton, Michael Shuta, Tom Wdowiak, james Barber. Wrestling, the most recently organized sport at Central, is under the , direction of Mr. Bud Deyo. Because wrestling is a new sport at Central, Mr. Deyo had to start from scratch in organizing a wrestling team. Al- though the team had no oFF1cial matches, they did scrimmage several local teams. We all hope that the interest in wrestling at Central will increase in order that we may soon be included in the conference schedule. - Binh X Qi You're pinned! How do you get out of this one? 92 Kneeling: Alan Zalbowitz, joseph Patrick McCormack, Michael Soperak, Daniel Kane, Steven Kucera, Standing: james Finch, Theodore Space, John Case, Timothy W3fmOlllll, Richard Kenney, Martin Snider, William Hallahan, David Davenport, Richard Masters, Joseph Porubiansky, Richard Lynn, Eckhart Dersch, Paul McCarthy, Christopher Demtrak, Donald Campos. Block B Club A cross-section of Central's rugged athletes is found in Block B Club, an organization composed of all the school's varsity lcttermen. These boys have given up much of their spare time and efforts to participate in such sports as football, basketball, volleyball, track, swimming, softball, tennis, bowling, golf, and, just recently, wrestling. Led by President Paul McCarthy, other oflicers chosen this year were Don Campos, Vice-President, and Chris Demtrak, Secretary-Treasurer. Central High has good reason to be immensely proud of this group of sports enthusiasts, since we have held either first or second place in many varsity sports for several years. -1 Y? Ll Tino calls signals. Letterman at work. Spring workout in the gym. Boys' Intramurals This year the boys' intramurals sports program was an active one. Many enthusiastic athletes participated in several after-school sports. In our fine new gym, such sports as foul shooting, volleyball, basketball, badminton, and table tennis took place, while on our new athletic field the boys played soccer, touch football, and softball. Each year an inter- class swim meet is held, this year the juniors were victorious. Supervised by Mr, Merz and Mr. Sharpsteen, the boys not only had a lot of fun but also improved their sense of fair play and sportsmanship. ' VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: Sanford Mansbach, James Hamilton, Roger Winters, Edward Allen, William Walsh, Anthony Zembek, Doane Caiterty, Angelo Romeo, Rad Say- man, Dick Scherhaufer. Middle: Richard Pisani, Craig Hill, Winston Warner, Serge Reiss, Tom Slate, Jerry Slate, Paul Kuhnle, Sanford Schad, john McNamara, Allan Lyons, Peter Stein, Maurice Miller, john Normile, Andrew Smith, James Barber. Top: William Knapp, Bernard Meyers, Matthew Rech, Robert Halaburka. TOUCH FOOTBALL , I Engelbert, john Komacek, Lee Wagner, Rob- ert Gritman, Craig Hill, Richard Scherhaufer, Serge Reiss. Row 2: Steven Kucera, Amen Shaheen, Christo- pher Demtrak, Donald Campos, jerry Slate, Peter Stein, Thomas Slate. Row 3: Coach Merz, james Meagher, john O'Donnell, Richard Hancharik, john Normile, James Whipple, Maurice Miller, Paul Porn- beck, Roman Utyro, John Demer, William Knapp, Lawrence Goldstein. Row 4: Gabriel Gennarelli, james Stephenson, Martin Snider, Paul McCarthy, William Hal- lahan, Robert Sardo, Roger York, joseph Hes- ter, Robert Colman, Gary La France, Clark Thompson, Richard Normile, Fred Badger. 94 Martin Snider, Robert Griths, Lawrence Goldstein, Samuel Hakkias, Herbert Tanenhaus, Steven Baker, David johns, Richard Dranichak, George Lutzic, Richard Kumpon, William Kumpon, Marvin Frey, l c Row 1. William sumbaugh, Charles ons, John 5 Y FOUL SHOOTING Left to right: David Walker, Richard Kenney, Charles Wales. BADMINTON eated: Serge Reiss. neeling: Robert Halaburka, Mr. Henry Merz, Roman Utyro. liddle: VVilliam VValsh, Doane Cafferty, Norman Gevan- ther, Murray Vkferner, Alan Zalbowitz, Daniel Kane, Anthony lf. Zembek. op: VVinston VVarner, jerry Slate, Allan Lyons, Robert Uritlis, William Kumpon, David Parker, Craig Hill, Fred Ulrich. TABLE TENNIS Seated: Alan Zalbowitz, james Hamilton. Middle row: Murray Werner, Seymour Krushansky, Allan Lyons, David Tomik. Top row standing: Robert Hudak, Robert Ward, VVil- liam Larrabee, Coach Arthur Sharpsteen, William Kumpon, Richard liumpon, Roman Utyro. BASKETBALL Row l: james Meagher, john Engelbert, Steven Ku- cera, Serge Reiss, Craig Hill, Thomas Slate, Rich- ard Scherhaufer. Row 2: Mr. Arthur Sharpsteen, jerry Slate, Peter Stein, john Normile, Paul Pornbeck, Robert Hudak, james Whipple, Michael Babish, john Demer, Theodore Space, Richard Hancharik. Row 3: Roman Utyro, Maurice Miller, William Knapp, Martin Snider, Robert Gritlis, Lawrence Goldstein, Robert Sardo, William Hallahan, George Lutzic, David johns, Steven Baker, Richard Dranichak, Richard Kumpon, William Kumpon. Row l: Miss Margaret Frear, Kathleen Boal, Carolyn Fish, Barbara Berlinghof, Helen Kane, Valerie Luse, Marti Kilmer, Sally Lewis, Carolyn Davidge. Row 2: Patricia Hawley, Carol Boone, Judy Besig, Mary Jayne Gilan, Elaine Shuta, Gail Rezmerski, Joyce Konecny, Nancy Hankin, Barbara Malinak. Row 3: Bonita Reckhow, Connie Russo, Anne Sullivan, Joann Ziffino, Rosalie Zevan, Joyce Murphy, Beverly McManus, Marjorie Jablonsky, Carole Haskell, Rossanna Sexton, Judie Feuz, Carol Manahan, Lucy Sharp, Stephney Balan, Martha De Laney, Nancy Bliss, Beatrice Jones, Row 4: Penny Harsh, Joan Cheevers, Judy Miner, Loretta Cheechalk, Michelle Ryan, Marcella Gooley, Louise Zekevic, Mary Hannan, Mary Jane Pfordte, Charlotte Potter, Susan McGinnis, Beverly Hickey, Jean Chamberlain, Gloria Ha- gopian, Mary Duncan. Row 5: Patty Bowers, Bette Germann, Joan Hester, Nona Lyons, Betsy Becker, Mary Anne Sullivan, Deborah Fisher, Martha Guinane, Norma Dickerson, Connie Brainard, Sabina Mueller, Julianna Dranichak, Barbara Ash, Joyce An- drejko, Linda Malmros, Margaret Masters, Joan Royter, Gail Goudey, Marcia Payne. G. A. A. One of the most recently formed clubs at Central is the Girls' Athletic Association. This group, directed by Miss Frear, carried out many activities during its hrst year of existence. The girls sold tickets for many school functions, including the girls' Synchronized Swim Show, and sponsored a girls' basketball invitational to which J. Vestal, North, and U. E. girls for G.A.A, a girl must have letter, which consists of four more letter during each year Presidents were Pam Crossley Qspringj. were invited. To be eligible earned at least one minor points, and must earn one to remain a member. The ffallj, and Gloria Hagopian Girls' Intramurals Intramural sports form an important part of extra-curricular activities not only for the fun that they provide, but for the awards which can be earned. Central's girls have really gotten into the swing of things sportswise. In the fall, girls play hockey and soccer on the new athletic field or badminton and ping pong in our new gym. Winter sports include volley- ball, tumbling, and basketball: in the spring, there are tennis and softball. Swimming activities include junior and senior lifesaving and a synchronized swim team taught by Mrs. Hanlon. Intramurals are ably supervised by Miss Frear and Mrs. Kostun. SOCCER Row 1: Mary Chechatka, Anne Marie De Marco, Sally Lewis, Mary Ann Boburka. Row 2: Beatrice Jones, Judy Miner, Jean Chamberlain, Gloria Hagopian, Bonnie Warburton, Miss Margaret Frear. ' l-if TUMBLING Row 1 kneeling: Beverly Hickey, Mary Jane Pfordte Judy Besig. Row 2 standing: Miss Margaret Frear, Marcia Payne Joan Hester, Gloria Hagopian, Jean Chamberlain erly McManus, Patricia Glowacki, Marti Kilmer Patricia Hawley. VOLLEYBALL Row l sitting: Barbara Malinak, Carolyn Fish, Connie Russo, Bonnie Reckhow, Patricia Hawley, Joann Zitlino, Marge Jablonsky, Carole Haskell. Row 2 kneeling: Nancy Hankin, Stephney Balan, Diane Nester, Carolyn Wernz, Barbara Ryan, Jean Cham- berlain, Mary Jane Pfordte, Nancy Bliss. Row 3 standing: Miss Margaret Frear, Beatrice Jones, Priscilla Froncek, Louise Zekevic, Patty Bowers, Gloria Hagopian, Joyce Andrejko, Barbara Ash, Joan Kocich, Marcia Payne, Bonnie Warburton, Monica Hulek. 97 Beatrice Jones, Mary Hannan, Susan McGinnis, Bev- TENNIS Row l: Carolyn Davidge, Ruth Samuels, Gloria Hagopian. Row 2: Bonnie Warburton. BASKETBALL Row l kneeling: Barbara Berlingliof, Carol Boone, Marjorie Jablonsky, Carolyn Wernz, Mary Siedlecky, Judith Lewis. Row 2 standing: Miss Margaret H. Frear, Susan Multer, Loretta Cheechalk, Linda Malmros, Barbara Merritt, Bonnie Warburton, Gail Hatton, Judy King, Mary Ann Boburka. HOCKEY Row 1 standing: Patricia Hawley, Marti Kilmer. Row 2 kneeling: Carolyn Fisli, Stepliney Balan, Lucy Sharp, Beverly McManus, Marjory Jablonsky. Row 3 standing: Miss Margaret Frear, Beatrice Jones, Gloria Hagopian, Marcia Payne, Bonnie Warburton, Joyce Andrejko, Wilma Williams, Jean Chamberlain, Carolyn Wernz. SOFTBALL Row 1: Patricia Hawley, Carole Haskell. Row 2 seated: Barbara Malinak, Bonnie Reckliow, Judy Besig, Anne Marie De Marco. Row 3 kneeling: Beverly McManus, Stepliney Balan, Mary Hastings, Jean Oclis, Margie Jablonsky, Carolyn Davidge. Row 4 standing: Louise Giblin, Jean Cliainberlin, Patty Bowers, Louise Zekevic, Gail Hatton, Gloria Hago- pian, Mary Jane Pfordte, Miss Frear. 4 X 4 SR.. LIFE SAVING Kneeling in front ilenionstrating technique: Miss Frear, liail Hatton. Row 1 sitting: Nancy Hankiu, ,lucly Iiesig, Sally Lewis, Carolyn llaviilge, l'enny Harsh, -luily Sleeper. Row 2: Charlotte Potter, Mary .lane l'f0rilte, Patricia Morrison, -Iucly Miner, Sally Leon, Susan Mcliinnis, .Xnue Sullivan. Icon' 3: Marcia llayne, Regina Santalucia, Cecilia Casey, lilizaheth Young, liail iioucley, Lela Paetzolcl, Patty Bowers, Mary Hannau. JR. LIFE SAVING Kimi l kneeling: Carolyn Vyeruz, Mis Margaret Iirear, Marie Lundberg. Row Z kneeling: Liisela Nitka, Harness Ifairhanks, .lucly King, Nancy Bliss, Kathy I-Iolleran. Row 3 standing: Martha Delaney, Sabina Mueller, Mar- garet Masters, Carol Tessler, Mary Ciulliran, Beverly Hickey, Nancy liarloxy. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Left to right in circle: ,luily Hununer, Mary Hannan, Marcia fiolla, llehorah lfisher, Carolyn Wernz, Patty Bowers, Kathy Holleran, Mary Ellen Manahan, Susan Mcliinnis, Sharon Russell. Noir l: Yvette .-Xkel, Ann Smuluwitz, Ruth Sll8TDSlCCU, ,loan Space, Marcia Payne, March Napier, Peggy 'l'urner, l'atricia Hill, Clarolyn Fish. Row Zz ,luily King, Linila Mahnros, Hattie Duvall, lletsey Yeung, Cece Casey, ,lean Chamberlain, Bev- erly Hickey, liette Qierinann. SWIM MEETS Rem' l seatecl: liererly McManus, Yvette :Xkel Row 2 kneeling: lieyerly Hickey, Mary Hamian, buszui Mcliiuuis. Now .6 stanclinet VViliua Viiilliauis, Carol Kessler, Mar- cia llayue, lietsey Young, iilllflflll Bowers, Aleaii Clianiherlain. Row Row Row Rom ll TABLE TENNIS Row l: Mary Hastings, Patty Bowers, Louise Gihlin. Row 2: Miss lfrear. l: 2: 3: 4 . van, BOWLING Barbara Malinak. Kathleen Urban, Mary Chechatka. Beverly VI. Stasko, Phyllis Hall, Marilyn Struek. Marjorie Vlablonsky, Faith Covaleski, Barbara Marie Lundberg. Row 5: Patricia Zeitz, Patricia Martyak, Patricia Obrenski, Jolene Bieber, Madeline Hessler. Row 6: ,loyce Andrejko, Lela llaetzold, Carol Klimow, Bernice liumpon, Dorothy Wareika, Martha Borst. Elizabeth lioeak, Linda Pavlovic. RIFLE Eleanor Marsinko, Virginia Ford, ,loyce Konecny, Marie Lundberg, Kathy Okoniewski, Sheila Jones, Loretta Cheechalk, Beverly Vlubinski, Leo Green of the P.A.L., Coach. BADMINTON Row l: Betsy Becker, Barbara Ash. Row 2: Marjorie Dlablonsky, Patty Bowers. ee 1. Q eg, Claudette Berger, Joyce Sinicki and Yvonne-Co-Captains, Shirley Wilson, Carolee Fiacco. 1-Z-3--1, who are we for? Central's cheerleaders! Without these vivacious girls, Cen- tral's football and basketball games would be dead, indeed. They do much for our school spirit and are important factors in our many victories. This year's squad, directed by Miss Moore and led by Joyce Sinicki, was comprised of Claudette Berger, Bobbie Johnson, Yvonne Meyers, Kathy Rezmerski, Joyce Murphy, and Sharon Folmsbee. 75 98 ? Miz? T-E-A-M, yea team! Thus rang one of the many cheers of our lively J.V. cheerleaders. For the fall term they included Sharon Folmsbee, Kathy Rezmerski, Linda Cafferty, Beverly Zalbowitz, and Marilyn Barnes, cheering for the spring term were Genevieve Teague, Pat Dennison, Marilyn Barnes, Linda Catferty, and Lnana Jones. These girls are to be com- mended for their splendid work this year. Sharon E. Folmsbee, Marilyn Barnes, Beverly Zalbowitz, Kathy Rezmerski, Linda Cafferty. 101 X 6' Left to right: Elizabeth Kelley, Joan Cheevers, Shirley Lesko. M A S C 0 T E E R S Central's pert mascoteers, elected as a group by the homerooms and G.O., added much to the color of our football games last fall. The 1955 mascoteers were Shirley Lesko, Elizabeth Kelley, and joan Cheevers. In their blue and white uniforms they paraded Duke, the bull- dog mascot, around the Held, helping to inspire our team to victory. COLOR GUARDS Left to right: Teresa Wagener, Barbara George, Barbara Em- minger, Janice Paine, Elaine George, Nancy Andrews. TWIRLERS The band performances and parades during the foot- ball season wouldn't be the same without the spirited majorettes and their flashing batons. Led by Barbara Emminger, the other twirlers-Teresa Wagener, Nancy Andrews, Janice Paine, Barbara George, and Elaine George-give much time and practice toward presenting the colorful pageantries we see at half-time. 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Jennings 1000 Bellevue Avenue Syracuse, New York Jewelry 109 I-: Congratulations to the Graduates of CENTRAL HIGH EN DICOTT JOHNSON RETAIL STORES 110 CONGRATULATIONS To fhe Grcduafing Class of I956 SALL-STEARNS 35 SPECIALISTS IN News if X I- Ann vouuo News wen For fhe Coolesf, Sharpesi' CoH'ons in Town . . . v IINGHAMTON s Most rorunn Mens sfonz Mc Lean S 138 WASHINGTON s'r :mal-:Auron DRESS SHOP - SECOND FLOOR est in urrent events u m o r CI n d p o rt s The Binghamton Sun OPPORTUNITIES There are greoler opporfunifies fodoy fhan ever before for Ihe young person who de- sires I'o succeed and who is willing Io pui' 'For'Ih enough hones'I- eFFor+ +o reach his goal. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES ENDICOTT, NEW YORK 112 Canny Trucking Co. Daily Express Service To and From New York City New York, N. Y. 550 West 22nd St. Binghamton, N. Y. 6-18 Spring Forest Ave. Dial CHe1sea 3-1360 3-1361 Dial 4-1357 4-1358 MacLennan's Flowers 499 Court St. COMPLIMENTS OF LOU RAPPAPORT H49 Front Street, Binghamton, N .Y. Phone 3-5436 we salute . . the I956 graduates ot Binghamton Central High School May success always be yours . . . FoWLER's 113 Nowhere do you get so much for your money as when you 9 E E E2 'NVEST IT IN YOUR HDME! Deal Member by Invitation, the Grand Rapids Furniture Makers' Guild CONGRATULATIONS B ro O ITI e C O U l1l'y ff' We Tech nical Institute CLASS OF '56 Your Community College Y E I. I- C A B Two-year curriculums D I A L Automotive Technology 22- -22 Chemical Technology Electrical Technology Mechanical Technology Medical Office Assistant COURTESY Technical Office Assistant DEPENDABILITY Cooperative Work Program RAD'O'CONTROl-LED Associate in Applied Science Degree Associates: ESTABROOK, KOERBEL C7 ESTABROOK, INC. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS K .C . Estabrook D .T . Estabrook F .G . Koerbel E .V. Chandler 313 O'Neil Building Binghamton, New York 3- 6446 ll4 sz.-1-jg? gi : - 'V 2- R 2.3 ,, in ng ' ,- LW' .1 . ,pw f In 1 5 D R I N K gi Ld' Bottles C O M P L I M E N T S Congratulations of AND BEST WISHES WALTER R. MILLER CO. INC. Graduates Stationery OFFICE SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS I70 WASHINGTON ST. IZI STATE ST MOVING? cm HAI-l Mapes Moving 8. Storage Bo. Exclusive Mayflower Agents in Triple Cifies I78 Sfafo Sfreef Binghamfon, N. Y. Phone 3-544I Printing and Binding Co., Inc. Prinfing-Pen R.uIing-Photo-Offset 328 Wafer Sfreef Telephone 2-3477 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK YOU'RE INVITED-you and your 'Family-fo make use of Firsf-Ci+y Nafional Bank's many helpful services: Sav- ings Accounfs, Checking Ac- counfs, and Loans for worfh- while purposes. Here Connie Brainard and Barbara Ash are making coun+s ai' +he Firsl' Office. Befsy Becker and Anne Sulli- van are making deposifs in 'l'heir Savings Accoun+s a'I' 'I'he Easf Side Olilice. Bank a FIRST- CITY 0 Firsf Office: Couri' and Chenango Sfreefs 0 Cify Office: Courf and Washingfon Sfreefs 0 Firsf Ward Office: I8I Clinl'-on SI'ree+ 0 Wesfover OH'ice: Wesfover Plaza FREE PARKING AT ALL OFFICES 0 Easf Side Ofiicez I49 Robinson Sfreef Member 0 Insialmenf Loan Office: I8 Chenango Sfreef Federal Deposn Insurance Corporanon 116 deposifs in Iheir Savings Ac- AFTER HIGH SCHOOL come to LOWELLS For a Good Business Training Morning sessions only Free Placement service to all Lowell students Registered by New York State Board of Regents You may start on Monday SECRETARIAL BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING Courses prepare you for an excellent opportunity in a fine business ottice where good pay and advancement is the rule. Cloverdale Fa rms Ca., Inc. Best in Dairy Foods for Over 50 Years THE HOME OF TOWN TALK ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN PENS 8. BRIEF CASES o w L x I Banquet - Party Decorations - Novelties INC. 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'lvl' III I I I 5, ' I I 'I ------------ - A --'- - - --'- -------- --'-'-- 1 MARINE MIDLAND TRUST COMPANY of Southern New' York 14 BANKING OFFICES Member Federal Reserve System-Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I :1:f:2f. 422112215 25:21:I?2z.I2as:Eiss1:35:r,11:I-125:5:2:5:E:5:5:5:5:5:515:5:5:5:5:2:5:5:5:5:5:es.I:::I::::.,I::::fmfff::1:: mfs.IQ:z:5:5:5:5:5:5:z:zsz2.'w '-2:5:Ifix2:1:21:I:1:5:f:2:a1i:2f2e5sff2ff' rim. 5 ' 4 sais:ass:2II:asIs5:55sis:s:s:s:z:s:s:ss:s:s:s:z :s:z:2:e:z:2:e:e:Is:2sa:s:5:awm:ss:S32:a:s:a:a5:s:::::::::::::::1:IIIIISQSI:asmmssemwxmeIsmiisI:::I::::::esaafzrfx1-' 118 CRE TIVE ESS We who have pioneered and prospered under Democracy know well those things that have sparked our economy: the right for people to create freely, to work nmfettered, to do best what they can best do. The nation looks to the young people coming out of our schools for a continuation of this creative spirit that has made America great and prosperous. You young people are a symbol of individual enterprise, reflect- ing the true spirit of America+freedom of ideas and the recogni- tion of individual talents and craftsmanship. Uur best wishes go with you. IIE ING!-IAMTIIN PRESS Dedicated to the Service of the People EVENING SUNDAY 119 FOR FINE FURNITURE AND RUGS Shop and Save the Wayside Way Naam 15621 WAYSIDE FURNITURE AND RUGS DIAL 2-1954 ROUTE 7 BINGHAMTON, N.Y. fOBen Thmsdays G Fridays Till 9 o'c1ock - Other Evenings by Appointmentj HILL'S BAKERY Vestal Parkway ISouth End of New Multi-Million Dollar Bridge, FRESH BAKERY PRODUCTS Direct From Our Oven To Your Home 2-8061 Phone 3-l l78 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF I 956 DIXON'S DRUG STORE Pharmacists 162 Main Street Dial 2-2946 Congratulations Graduates East Side 5 and T0 T89 Robinson Street Binghamton, N .Y. 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