Binghamton North High School - Wampum Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)
- Class of 1948
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I :gmail-,- is '-iii - i,!,-Qtr-9- s!llll2lLiI::-1:::z::I::il!!.!'!l:!Il!!'!I-2-lunmlawns.I iiESE2:2EIII!IE'5!'l 55335 E f2E ' 5 ' we n' -Egz lfs n ' :G :5 !!!:!5fl'5E533335535535:Elgin:Q:5:iEE:?iEfI!2 5 -!-'-1--.-136 'Ei R. i ' -: WU 1- 522 - ,qw 2 5'3!!9F 5SE 'E':EE?575J'A u,':f:2fE1:L5i'57f!m , I , ,... --- W W he amp We North Senior High School Binghamton, New York 1948 rnoif 31 orrr i A. .ul L ani Eid ,1 oooo, on.,r n Page Four orewo m' Remember those wonderful days now passed, when, with rapidly beating pulse, we surged through the gates of the playing field to cheer our team to victory? Or those when we attended plays, musicales, or merely strolled about the school during leisure time? Even though these some days may have for most of us, held some unpleasant moments, they will be looked back upon as among the best years of our lives. Following graduation, the majority of us will go out into life to put into practical use the knowledge pro- cured in these seemingly long years of schooling. lt is quite probable that the paths of many of us will never cross again. Realizing the difficulty of remembering events and personages, the Wampum Staff hos com- piled, between these covers, o summary of school life for this momentous year. We trust that it will aid you in recalling fond memories of this World of North. Uediccztion Men and women the world over are admired by everyone for the success they have attained, and they are remembered for a kind deed or a friendly word given to their associates. So, Miss Heffron, our advisor for several years, endeared herself to our hearts when she very capably and unselfishly gave her time and sustained effort to guide the policies of our yearbook. To Miss Heffron, of an understanding ond friendly nature, we, the staff, gratefully dedicate the i948 Wampum. Page Five Table of Contents Faculty . . Seniors . Activities Sports Ads Lf J- Po oses are 'Real ENGLISH TEACHERS lBelow, left-reading left to right! Standing: Miss Genevieve Heffron, Miss Mara Burke, Miss Josephine Donley, Mrs. Dorothy Ayers, Miss Elizabeth Stoutenburg, Mrs. Helen Perkins, Miss Mary Conole. Seated: Miss Alice Vergason, Mr. Raymond Mer- chant, Miss Winifred Earl. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS lBelow, right-reading left to right! Standing: Mr. Michael Segrue, Miss Ruth McAndrews, Miss Mary Lambert, Miss Helen Faucett, Mr. Gerald Demaree. Seated: Miss Elizabeth Quilter, Mrs. Helen Harris, Miss Genevieve Shattuck, Mrs. Bessie Gordon. MR. H. EARLE WEAVER Principal MRS. LETA WEAVER Counselor of Girls Page Eight Apples are os . MR. GEORGE S. TATE Counselor of Boys, Vice-Principal MR. RONALD JOHNSTON Vocational Counselor I 31 .32 W. Y. A WJ - . A Y CEM D V S V? fno Nooooooo 'W' A SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS lBelow, right-read- ing left to right! Standing: Mr. Webster Haight, Mr. Ernest Lalley, Miss Elizabeth Shannon, Miss Lucy O'Hargan, Mr. Charles Howland, Miss Dorothy Tobias. Kneeling: Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss Gertrude O'Connor. MATH AND SCIENCE TEACHERS lBeIow, left- reoding left to rightl: Miss Leona Malick, Mr. Donald Roehm, Miss Grace Fox, Mr. Harold Gil- lespie, Miss Elsie Joyner. Page Nine H6V6,5 me Apple for Teacher LANGUAGE, MUSIC, ART TEACHERS lLeft, First picture, reading left to rightl Standing: Mr. Paul Kraiss, German, Mrs. Virginia Whaley, art, Miss Marion Thornburn, vocal music, Mr. Richard Mc- Cutchan, instrumental music. Seated: Mrs. Georgia McCall, Latin, Miss Theodora Churchill, French, Miss Mary McDonald, Latin. OFFICE, ATTENDANCE, LIBRARY lSecond pic- ture-reading left to rightl Standing: Miss Kath- leen Rieg, office, Miss Therese Murphy, office, Miss Dorothy Dyer, library, MLiss Helen Lane, office, Mrs. Jeanette Zebrowski, office? Seated: Miss Margaret Sullivan, office, Miss Jean- ette Fowler, office. ,' ' HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HOMEMAK- ING lBelow left-reading left to rightl Standing: Mr. John Reutlinger, boys' physical education, Mrs. Katherine Schuster, homemaking, Mrs. Wilma Kern, girls' physical education, Mrs. Florence Nix, health, Miss Margaret Quinn, school nurse, Mr. Gordon O'Reilly, boys' physical education. Page Ten Seated: Mrs. Kathryn Houlihan, girlsf, physical edu- cation, Miss Mildred Weller, homemoking. FACULTY CHRISTMAS TEA lBeIow rigI1t-read- ing left to rightl Standing: Mrs. Virginia Whaley, Mrs. Helen Perkins, Miss Mary Gillespie, Miss Mil- dred Weller, Miss Mary McCue, Miss Genevieve Shattuck, Mrs. Georgia McCall. Seated: Miss Pauline McCarthy, attendance, Miss Dorothy Dyer. And also cz Tosy. CUSTODIANS lRigIlt, First picture-reading left to riglltl Standing: Mr. Hunt, Mr. Alden, Mr. Foley, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Pender. Seated: Miss Driscoll, Mr. Hall, Mr. Jones, Mr. Hare. CAFETERIA STAFF lkight, Second picture-read- ing left to rightl : Mrs. Marion Nash, Mrs. Frances Patterson, Mrs. Ethel Richardson, Mrs. Beatrice Rich, Mrs. Viola Taylor, Mrs. Ruby Parsons, Mrs. Laura Matson, Mrs. Edith lngraham, Mrs. Minnie Chauncey. TECHNICAL, VOCATIONAL, AND INDUSTRIAL STAFF lBottom, right-reading left to rightl Back row: Mr. Jacques Croissant, Mr. Raymond Ramage, Mr. J. E. Hyatt, Mr. Kenneth Weatherby, Mr. Charles Konecny. Front row: Mr. Harold Foster, Mr. Arthur Dudley, Mr. William Smith, Mr. H, E. Speece, Mr. Herbert Nichols. TECHNICAL, VOCATIONAL, AND INDUSTRIAL STAFF lBottom left-reading left to rightl Back row: Mr. John Sosinek, Mr. Harold Wilson, Mr. Delbert Booher, Mr. Stephen Porter. Front row: Mr. James Shiel, Mr. James McGinnis, Mr. L. Kenyon Clark, Mr. Raymond Reisenger. Page Eleven ?f?J3d m Q?gi2 f M Hg M QW? QQMQQQSWPWQQ5? Gia W Ms Wi'5W Q MW QW W M EQiEM5Ui'?'?6Gif?ul7H5lWf I 'hgh-my - 'agrfnqa 43 Mgqjww fJf? ,f Refs, y,,ffMJQN,WW ,gn wQ w UW' ,uf iff fig w WWW ww ggi QW W JQUSZQZEM '9-A - ,Ao ' Ev f2,,,,'ZZWM,,,,Qf ,Q .- wid? Page Thirteen Leona Almy Swish Comm. Sten. Sr. Prom. Committee, Lit- erary Club, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, Paint Crew, Plans: Secretarial work. IZ. Paul Benlamin Benny Coll. Eng. Class Musician, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Honor Society, IZ, Student Council, IO, IZ, Choir, II, I2, Band, IO, President, II, IZ, Orchestra, IO, Presi- dent, Il, IZ, Bowling Var- sity, II. Plans: N.Y.S. For- estry College at Syracuse University. Billy Broughton Bill Acad. Math. Class Day Play, Class Actor, Little Theater Guild, II, IZ, Little Theater Guild Awards, Ist, Znd, II, Spe- cial Actor's Denny, IZ, Stage Crew, IO, II, IZ, Choir, IO, Band, IO, II, IZ, Orchestra, IO, II, IZ, Bowling, II, Stage Crew Awards-Single IO, Double II, Third IZ, Instrumental Music Award, IZ. Plans: Work in Optical Trade. Page Fourteen Charles Atwood Chuck College Science Student Council, IO, II, Little Theater Guild, IZ, Junior Red Cross, IO, Band, IO, Football J.V., IO, Var- sity, II, IZ, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, IZ, Track, IO, Varsity Tennis, II, IZ, Varsity B, II, IZ. w- 1,45 2 153- ' ' 5, . Marilyn Bolles Jane Acad. Hmkg. Best Girl Athlete, Counsel- or's Honor List, II, Student Council, IO, Girl Reserves, IO, Choir, IO, II, IZ, G.A.A., IO, Il, IZ, G.A.A. Awards, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Norman Buck Young Tech. Mech, Counselor's Honor List, II, Junior Red Cross, IO, ln- tramural Basketball, IO, Plans: Machinist. nphi In Phyllis Bailey Acad. Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Girl Reserves, IO, II, Junior Red Cross, IZ, Choir, IZ, Y-Teens, II. Plans: Work. Marilyn Bostwick B Acad. Math. Prom. Committee, Counsel- or's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Junior Red Cross, IZ, Or- chestra, IO, II, IZ, Lit- erary Club, Vice President, IZ, G.A.A., Il, IZ, G.A.A. Awards, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, IZ, Pep Club, II, IZ. Plans: Nurs- ing or receptionist. Benjamin Clarke Ben Acad. Ind. Most Popular Boy, Coun- selor's Honor List, IO, Jun- ior Red Cross, IO, Football Varsity, IZ, Basketball Var- sity, II, IZ, Track Var- sity, II, IZ, Varsity Base- ball, IO, Varsity B, II, IZ, All-Star Basketball Team of Southern Tier Confer- ence. Plans: P.G., College. it - -' ML.--' ., ,J . 51 f at 'JSE ' 'F 2, , lf? i ii ' stit If sap ,- ,. .lifeless em e gg - -e I R Il .I f ZF , Q it David Beaudette Acad. Ind. Arts Varsity Track, IZ, Cross Countrv Varsity, IO, I I,IZ. IZ, N.Y.S.P.H.S.A.A. Shield, I947, Varsity Letter, I947, White Wool Sweater, I947. Irene Briggs Renie Comm. Sten. Secretary of Senior Class, Senior Advisory Committee, Wampum, II, Junior Red Cross, IO, II, Choir, II, Literary Club, IZ, E-Troupe, IO, II. Plans: Work. Ronald Coyle Rec Coll. Eng. Party Committee, Counsel- or's Honor List, IO IZ, Band, IO, II, IZ' Intra- mural Basketball, IZ. Plans: Work, College. Rose Bell Rosie Acad. Comm. Girls' Intramurals, I I, Plans: Work. Marilyn Brooks Acad. Science Senior Advisory Committee, Class Day Committee, Most Brilliant Girl, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Jun- ior Red Cross, IO, Secre- tary, II, Choir, IO, Or- chestra, IO, Secretary, II, IZ, Literary Club, II, IZ, Girls' Intramurals, IO, Pep Club, IZ, Y-Teens Treas- urer, IZ. Plans: Nursing- Maunt Sinai Hospital. Anthony De Dio Tony Junior Red Cross, IO, Intra- mural Basketball, IO, II. Plans: Work. Philomina DePersis Phil Comm.-Gen. Bus. Counselor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Student Council Representative, 10, Secre- tary Student Council, 12, North Star, 10, Feature Editor, 11, Managing Edi- tor, 12, Quill and Scroll, 12, Junior Red Cross, 10, Pep Club 11, Secretary 12, Student Council Award, 12. Plans: Work. . . 3 1 Xe' Sfftf 3 mi .ow 1 Y, ..l: ., . , mpg,-r.. nt. .., - fs, K, A C? silly? 1,191 ' 159' P M' Ja l 'fl 1 ' ' ' . Carl Dusinberre Duze College Prom Committee, Advisory Committee, Class Artist, Student Council, 11, North Star, 12, J.V. Basketball, 10, Intramural Basketball, 11, 12, Baseball Varsity, 10, 11. Plans: P.G., College. A 't'l 'A . icssi f3,1,,,es - V of 1 52,51 L , FQ 1 . A t ' ' . 1 WH ' - f .ses 1 5,351 , A L ' 5 f - ji? L , I A. f ,fl . .: i ' is . . ' 2. ' Vincent Garbarino Vince Acad. lnd. Student Council Represen- tative, 11, 12, J.V. Foot- ball, 10: Varsity Football, 11, 12, J.V. Basketball, 10, Varsity Basketball, 11, 12, Baseball Varsity, 11, 12, Llcgsity B, 11, 12. Plans: ,-415' Daisy Derxanovich Days Comm. Sten. Girls' Treasurer, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Advisory Committee, Coun- selor's Honor List, 11, 12, Honor Society, 12, Student Council Representative, 11, 12, Wampum, 10, 11, 12, Student Council Award 12, Best Natured Girl. Plans: Office Work. Beverly Dutcher Acad. Comm. Girl Reserves, 12, Girls' ln- tramurals, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club, 11, 12. Plans: Busi- ness School. Robert Garvey Garv Acad. Science Senior Party Committee, Noisiest Boy, Counselor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Stu- rlent Council Representa- tive, 11, 12, Forensic Forum, 11, 12: Intramural Basketball, io, 11, 12, Track Varsity, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country Varsitv, 10, ll, 127 Varsity B, 11,12, Hi-Y Club Treasurer, ll, Vice President, 12. Plans: Triple Cities College. Dominick L. DeSantis, Jr. Acad. Art Beam Prom Committee, Class Play, Class Jester, Coun- selor's Honor List 10, 11, Student Council Represen- tatrve, 10, 11, 12, Little Theater Guild Awards, 11, 12, Wampum, 10, 11, 12, Choir, 10, 11, 12, Band, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, North Star, 10, Quill and Scroll, 11, 12, Brush and Pallette, 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer, 1O, Vice President 11, Paint Crew, IO, 11, 12, lst and 2d Paint Crew Awards. Plans: Work, Art School. Donald Evans Don Plans: Work. Robert Germond Bob College Boys' Treasurer, Counsel- or's Honor List, 11, Band, 10, ll, 12: Intramural Bas- ketball, 1O, 11, 12, Music Award, 1948. Plans: P.G. or Work. Mary Ditrnore Mimi Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, 11. Plans: Proofreading work at Vallau-Balue. E. June Fischer Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, 10, ll, 12, Honor Society, 11, 12, Wampum, 11, 12, Host and Hostesses, 12, Literary Club, 11, 12, Cheerleaders, 11, 12. Plans: College or Work. Marion Giammarino Peanut Acad. Science Class Day Comm: Counsel- or's Honor List, 16, Student Council Representative, 10, Cheerleaders, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Intro., 10, Creative Writing Award, '46. Plans: Nurses' Training. Dick Downs Acad. Science Choir, 10, 11. John Frey Fran Tech. Mech. Senior Advisory Committee, Class Day Comm., Counsel- or's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Honor Society, ll, 12, Stu- dent Council Representa- tive, 11, Intramural Bas- ketball, 10, 11, 12, Volley- ball Varsity, 12. Plans: P.G., R.P.l. Robert Giblin Bob Acad. lnd. Counselor's Honor List, 11, Student Council Represen- tative, 10, 11, Student Council Officer, 12-Vice- President, Intramural Bas- ketball, 1O, Baseball, 10, 1 1, Manager Baseball. Plans: Business. Page Fifteen I .1 ig 1.2 X A K5 Qt if fi. I ,X i f .vi six, ,, 511Q'l:?' .I-5,-ggi. -, . 1 f r rmsifiefifii. geggrfiszifirzz i gsrsiise ' .lf s?fiQQQ:f ' ' I ' A ' . ,. if if Patricia Grace Pat Comm. Sten. Senior Prom Committee, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Literary Club, II, IZ, Cheerleaders, II, IZ, G.A.A., II, I2, G.A.A. Award, IZ, Girls' Intra- mural Sports, I'O, Il, I2. Plans: Work. .5 ii.. William Hawkes Bill Veteran, Acad. Ind. Counselor's Honor List, IO, il,-srudenr Council, io, 1 I, Red Cross, IO, II, Prom Committee. Plans: College. Helen Hodges Acad. Science Counselor's Honor List, IO, IZ, Honor Society, Il, IZ, Student Council, IO, Red Cross, II, Band, IO, II, I2, Hostess, I2, Literary Club, II, I2, Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, Pep Club, IZ,-Y- Teens, IZ. Plans: Nursing. Page Sixteen Roger Haines Rog Acad. Ind. Senior Class Day Commit- tee, Ideal Couple with Sandra Titus, Stud. Coun- cil, Treasurer, IZ, Bond, IO, II, IZ, Football J.V., II, Varsity, IZ, Basketball ln- tramural, IZ, Varsity Track, II, IZ, Varsity B, II, IZ, Awards B, II, IZ, Stud. Council, IZ. Plans: College or Work. James Hawkins Hawk Acad. Ind. Plans: Work. Frances Hogoboom Sally Comm. Counselor's Honor List, IO. Plans: Work. Alyce Hall Al Comm. Stenography Senior Party Committee. Plans: School of Beauty Culture. Robert Heath Bob Academic Plans: Work. Ruth Jayne Pug Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Honor Society, IZ, Wampum, IZ, Literary Club, II, I2, Pep Club, IZ, Girl Apple Polisher, Senior Party Committee. Plans: Work. Helen Hallett H. and H. Comm. Gen. Bus. Quietest Girl, Girls' Intra- mural Sports, IO, ll, IZ. Plans: Work. .. .... . . H-. e 1 i' N. .. fir. .1g.-li ,. 1- Qs .11-A M, ?,aiP1fH4fSQf5Q2 . I . , f f2s 1 7' '- Albert Heggelke Buck Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Student Council, II, Vice- President, I2, J.V. Foot- ball, IO, Varsity Football, II, IZ, Intramural Basket- ball, IO, II, J.V. Basket- ball, IZ, Varsity Track, IZ, Varsity B, IZ, Senior Party Committee, Best Natured Boy. Plans: P.G. and Col- lege. Jeannine Johnson Ginger' Comm. Red Cross, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, Noisiest Girl Plans: Work. Irene Harmon Rene Coll. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Student Council, IO, Little Theater Guild, Il, IZ, Literary Club, II, IZ, Chairman of Entertainment, Prom Committee. Plans: Modeling School or Business School. . :::,,r fr, was s ' U, ' .,, ,wi In A .... Walter Hein Walt Coll. Eng. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Host, II, Intramural Basketball, ll, Senior Party Committee. Plans: Work and College. Marilyn Jones Red Homemaking Counselor's Honor List, II, Choir, IO, II, IZ, Literary Club, IZ, Girls' Intramural Sports, II, Pep Club, II, I2, Glee Club, Il, 121 Brush and Palette, Perfect Attendance Diploma - 5 Years, Party Committee. Plans: Work. ii K, Janet Joyner Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO. Plans: P.G., Work. Ruth Kirchner Carrot Acad. Art Counselor's Honor List, II, IZ, Paint Crew, II, IZ, Brush and Palette, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Lena Leone Lee Acad, Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, II, Student Council, IO, Junior Red Cross, IO, II, Choir, IO. Plans: Work. Alice Kays Coll. Ent, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, Il, IZ, Student Council, IO II, iz, Wampum, IZ, Choir, IO, Il, IZ, Literary Club Vice-President II, Presi- dent IZ, Girls' Intramurals, Il, IZ, Girls' Trio, IO, Il, IZ, Girls' Glee Club, II, IZ, Student Director, IZ, Pep Club, IZ, Third Prize in Levine Speaking Contest, '47, Vocal Music Award, '47, Senior Party Commit- tee, Class Day Committee. Plans: College. Lillian Kires Lil Acad. Bus. Girl Reserves, II, Red Cross, II, Choir, IO, Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Kathleen Little Kay Acad. Sci. Senior Party Committee, Junior Red Cross, II. Plans: Work, Nurses' Training. QQ , , I f L it if ,ss . , E i gs' 1 , lik ,. In Ex , ., - J ' A L Ge ge Kelsey or Acad. Ind. Student Council, IO. Plans: Work, Military Forces. umm, Patricia Krause Pat Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, Il, IZ, Secretary, IZ, Student Council, II, North Star, IO, Red Cross, II, Literary Club, II, IZ, Cheerleader, IO, Il, IZ, B Award, Head Cheerleader, IZ, G, A. A., II, IZ, N Award, Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, I2, Senior Party Commit- tee, Senior Advisory Com- mittee, Girls' Sergeant at Arms. Plans: Dental Hygi- enist. Norma Loveland Noni Comm. Plans: Work, Telephone Co. ,,BQbe,, Comm. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, I I, Student Council, IO, I2, Literary Club,, II, IZ, Cheerleaders, IO, II, IZ, Head Cheerleader, IZ, Awards, IZ, G.A.A., IO, II, IZ, President G.A.A., IZ, G.A.A. N Pin and Guard Awards, Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, IZ, Vice-President of Senior Class, Prom Com- mittee, Advisory Commit- tee. Plans: Work. Jean Kettle Acad. Dorothy Lane Dotty Acad.SCi. Counselor's Honor List, II, Student Council, IO, I2, Lit. Club, II, IZ, G.A.A., IO, II, IZ, Secretary IZ, Girls' Sports, IO, II, I2, N Club, IZ, Pep Club, IZ, President, IZ, G.A.A. Emblem and Pin, Prom Committee. Plans: Business School. Edward LoVuoIo Hawk Acad. Art Choir, IO, II, Football, II, Varsity, IZ, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, IZ, Track, IO, J.V. Tennis, I2, Gold Key Scholastic Art Award, IZ. Plans: Work or College. .loan Kiley Kitten Acad. Art Paint Crew, II, I2, Choir, IO, II, IZ, Drum Major- ette, IO, Il, Brush and Palette, IO, II, IZ, Girls' Glee Club, II, IZ, Chorus, IO, ll, IZ. Plans: Work. ' E -if :iii intl 1 .wwe .. A---:QM ': , ily-iw? ii, Y H '-.'- TT? if fi, . Ms.. lf. .' Viggo Y I 1 Richard Lelio Lee Tech. Mech. Student Council, IZ, Intra- mural Basketball, IO, II. Plans: Work. Stuart Martin Stooge Coll. Arts Counselor's Honor List, IZ, Student Council, II, Pro- iection Guild, IZ, Senior Party Committee. Page Seventeen Contlno Mastroglovannl Connie Football J.V., II, Varsity, IZ, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Lawrence Miller Red Acad. Ind. Football Varsity, IZ, Track Varsity, I 2, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Rachael Orbond Rae Acad. Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, II. Plans: Work. Page Eighteen lruco MeMIIln I Mac Acad. Math.-Tech. Counselor's Honor List, I2, Student Council, IO, Il, IZ, Junior Red Cross, IO, II. Plans: Work, College. Harold Moore Hal College Prom Committee, Stage Crew, IO, II, IZ, Junior Red Cross, IO, II, Band, IO, II, Assistant Manager Football, IO, Projection Guild. Plans: College or Navy. Rose Palombara Rosie Comm. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2, North Star, II, Junior Red Cross, II, Choir, IO, Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, Senior Prom Commit- tee. Plans: Office Work. Betty McNamara Beth Comm. Senior Advisory Committee, Counselor's Honor List, II, Lit. Club, II, I2, G.A.A,, IO, II, IZ, G.A.A. Letter ond Pin, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, IZ, P? Club, I2, N Club, I , Noon Hour Dance Commit- tee, IZ. Plans: Work. Robert Morgan Bob Coll. Eng. ' Class Day Play Committee. Notable, Most Brilliant Boy, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Stage Crew, IO, Band, IO, II, IZ, Vice-President, IZ, Host, IZ, Bowling, I2, Harmony Club Music Qvgalrd, IZ. Plans: P.G.- George Peet Pete Coll. Ent. Band, IO, II, IZ' Orches- tra, io, II ii, Dance Band, II. Pians: College, T.C.C. Janice Meade Jan Coll. Arts-Music Best Girl Dresser, Counsel- or's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Jun- ior Red Cross, II, Choir, IO, II, IZ, Orchestra, IO, II, IZ, Hostess, IZ, Lit. Club, II, IZ, Treasurer, IZ' Pep Club, iz, Girls' vocoi Trio, IO, II, I2, Girls' Glee Club, II, IZ, Vocal Music Award, IZ. Plans: Hough- ton College. Evelyn Mortensen Lyn Comm. Little Theater Guild, IO, Junior Red Cross, IO, Girls' Intramurals, IO. Loretta Perkosky Swiv Voc. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Wampum, IO, II, IZ, Quill and Scroll, IZ, Lit. Club, II, IZ, Pep Club, II, IZ, Sen- ior Prom Committee Adver- tising Chairman. Plans: Work. ee 1: 5 fi :rs - . . . - : f.g,:5f:g,-. 1... a., ..,,:......., sm 1 i ' ' wr: -I so - .V:,v.z.wfi . ' . we. . ' 5 55 55 5 -' G: .::. -- 'wwf 2' .wx 455: Ttfgift- f5 -:. I -I - .D 2Si s5?f' . , V rut . S aft 1 'EW' -at I I- Fd Z? we W me Mx . its It to W I .5 s it 3, , '41, ,nik .I I . 1' xl It Joe Mlcallzzi Joss Tech. Mech. J.V. Football, IO, Varsity, II, IZ, Intramural Basket- ball, IO, II, IZ, Baseball J.V., II, Varsity, IZ, Var- sity B, II, I2, Awards Letter, II, IZ. Plans: Work, James 0'Brien O Be Academic Counselor's Honor List, II, Choir, IO, Intramural Bos- ketball, IO, II, Best Boy Dresser. Plans: Business. Keith Polhemus Whistler Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor L-ist, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Student Council Repre- sentative, IO, I2, Choir, IO, II, Host, IZ, Proiec- tion Guild, II, IZ, 3rd Term Service Award, IZ. Plans: New York State College 'ot Forestry. 222 : ,L., asmtiytisg .1 I ff H 1 rfi ' f fy 1 ,. .- , E , ,. , gym, .113 lifiiiif 'cl' 'S' - i- 115' wmv' fzsfggggz 13.-51.5 in - gygjmrmfssz-51: A 2 E . .. -im., 2 -r .. . ,. 71QgW:,.g:1:i1.- Rodney Pratt Rod Acad. Math. Varsity Volleyball, 11, 12. Plans: Work, then State Tech. Joseph Roma Joe Voc. Auto Shop Class Day Committee: Stu- dent Council, 11 12, Var- sity Football, id, 11, iz, Varsity Track, IO, 12: J.V. Baseball: 11, Vardty B, 11, 12: Letter 11, 12. Plans: College or Work. Mildred Shaw Millie Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, 10, 11: Junior Red Cross, 11. Plans: Secretarial Work. Beverly Quinn Bev Comm. Clerical North Star, 11, 12: Junior Red Cross, 10: Senior Prom Committee. Plans: Work. Tony Rossi Ruck Tech. Mech. Hardest Pluggerp Counsel- or's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Student Council, 11: Intra- mural Basketball, 10, 11, 12. Plans: School. Noney Rommele Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, , 10 Junior Red Cross, 11, Treasurer 11: Choir, 11, , Lit. Club, 115 Secretary, 12: Glee Club, ll, 12, Pep Club, 12, Senior Class Day Committee, Plans: Work, U. of Pennsylvania. Bob Ryan Wild Cat Acad. Class Day: Stage Manager, 12, Awards for Stage Crew 1st 10, 2nd 11, rd and 4th 12. Plans: Work. Thomas Shlpko Tom Coll. Engi.-Math. Party Committee: Most Bashful Boy: Counselor's Honor List, 12, Student Council, 115 Proiection Guild, 12. Plans: Work and College. Clayton Skinner Bud Acad. Ind. Junior Red Cross, 12. Plans Work or Further Education Robert Reynolds Horse Acad. Ind. Math. Counselor's Honor List, 10: J.V. Football, 10: Varsity Footballj 11, 12: J.V. Bas- ketball, 10: Varsity, 11, 12, Track Varsity, 10, 11, Var- sity B, 11, 12. Plans: P.G. Irma Scorlnzl lrm Comm. Clerical Counselor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Intramural Sports, 10, 11. Plans: Office Work. Loretta Smith Smitty Comm.Sten. Senior Party Committee, Counselor's Honor List, 10: Wampum, 11, 125 Literary Club, 12. Plans: Office Work. . sm ,rkrkk i : it ,, , ' ,im l 7.151- zlgiis., K 'Eff ' - ' ' ffisisgfr ' its. ,- Robert Roche Buck Acad. Math. Varsity Football, 115 Var- sity Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Varsity Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Varsity B, 10, 11, 12: Senior Prom Committee: Best'Boy Athlete. Gathol Seovllll Gay Acad. Music Senior Class Party, Class Day Committee: Counselor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12: Honor Society, 11, 12, Little Theater Guild, 11, 12: Choir, 10, 11, 125 Orches- tra, 10, ll, 12, Hostess, 125 Lit. Club, 12, Balla- deers, 12, Girls' Glee Club, 11: Trio, 11, 12: Swing- sters-Vocalist, 11, 12' E Troupe, 11, 125 Voc. Nlus. Award, 12: Scholastic Art Award, 11. Plans: Work, then College. Bill Smith Smitty Music Band, 10, 11, 12: Orches- tra, lege. 10, 11, 12. Plans: Col- Page Nineteen Maurice Spillane Gene Comm. Plans: Work and Business School. Sandra Titus Sandy Acad. Sci. Senior Advisory Committee, Notable - Ideal Couple with Roger Haines, Coun- selor's Honor List, IO, II, I2g Honor Society, II, I2: Student Council, II, Wam- pum, I2, North Star, Il: Junior Red Cross, IO: Choir, IO: Orchestra, IO, II, Hostess, IZ, Lit. Club, Il, I2g Girls' lntra., IO II, IZ, Pep club, 11, 12. Plans: Nursing. I ..,., . P il, E . Charles Welsh Chuck College Eng. Varsity Basketball, IO: Var- sity Track, IO II, IZ, Var- sity B, II, I2: Senior Ad- visory Committee. Plans: Work. Page Twenty Mollie Marie Spring Shorty Comm.-Voc. Cler. Class Gigglerg Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Junior Red Cross, IO, ll, Choir, IO, IZ: Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, IZ: Glee Club, II, I2, Pep Club, II, I2. Plans: Secretarial Work. ln ' Z LVI. ,flip if, M - . Y ..,......, , . I - si.: H .. . Q :J wif 5-ii ,ss K Robert Tomanek Bob Voc. Mach. Junior Red Cross, IO, II: Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: Toolmaker. .,,,. Beverly Yarnes .. Bunny Comm.-Gen. Bus. Counselor's Honor List, II: Junior Red Cross, II: Girls' Intramurals, I2, Band Ma- jorette, IO. Plans: Work and Dramatic School. Dorothy Stringham Dot Comm. Counselor's Honor List, II, I2g Girls' Intramurals, IO. Plans: Telephone Co. Robert Wall Bobert Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2, J.V. Baseball, IO, Il. Plans: P.G. George Youngstrorn Gus Coll. Engi.-Math. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2: Honor Society, ll, l2, Tennis, IO, Projection Guild, IO, II, I2g Projec- tion Guild Pin - Third Award, Senior Advisory Committee, Boy Apple Pol- lsher. Cecelia Talbut Cece Comm. Senior Adv Corn. Wampum, l2, Girls' Intramurals, IO, ll, I2, Pep Club, II, 12: Leader, I2. Plans: Ridley's Business School. Y .. . . T., 1 - . ifig-Ax, 1 I iiiivf-Q i L ' 'f P3 55 ,L -5. : ci . it ii Lynn Warren Acad. Science Intramural Basketball, Il, I2. Plans: Work. Max Yurenda Chass Tech. Mech. Junior Red Cross, I2, Or- chestra, IO, ll, IZ: J.V. Football, Il, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2: J.V. Baseball, II. Plans: Work. Ji Joseph Tinklepaugh Joe Acad. Math. Class Notable - Quietest Boy, Little Theater Guild Awards, II, I2, Stage Crew, II, IZ: Chair, ll, I2. Plans: Work. Hazel F. Webb Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Junior Red Cross, IZ, Sen- ior Party Committee, Most Bashful Girl. Plans: Work. Margaretta Zacharias Reta Plans: College. John Zulick Johnny Voc.Auto. Junior Red Cross, 125 Var- sity Football, 115 Varsity Golf, 125 Varsity B, 125 Sergeant at Arms of Grad- uating Class5 Sr. Advisory Committee, Class Heart- breaker. N ,, fi' ii if Michael Marusich Voc. Auto. Counselor's Honor List, ll. Right: January Senior Class Offi- cers. Left to Right, Standing- Robert Germond, Pat Krause, Daisy Derzanovich, Irene Briggs, Johnny Zulick. Seated - Jean Kettle, Chuck Atwood. Center: Senior Advisory Commit- tee. Left to Right-Sandra Titus, Cecelia Talbut, Betty McNamara, Irene Briggs, Marilyn Brooks, Ben Clark, Johnny Frey, Carl Dusin- berre, Johnny Zulick, George Youngstrom. Bottom: Senior Prom Grand March at the George F. Pavilion. Shutter Sbzmnelfs George Capwell, George, Acad. Math. Senior Prom Committee5 Best Boy Dancer5 Varsity Football, 11, 125 Basketball J.V., 105 Varsity, 11, 125 Var- sity B, 11. 12. Plans: Work. Theresa Di Renzo, Monkey, Comm. Sten. Best Girl Doncer5 North Star Typist, 10. Walter Gorman, Wally, Acad. Ind. Junior Red Cross, 105 Intramural Bowling, 115 Plans: Army Air Corps. Frank Leone, Coll. Eng. Counselor's Honor List, 115 Track, ll, 125 Cross Country, 115 Varsity B, 11, 12. Ernest Mecke, Bud, Acad. Ind. Intramural Basketball, 10, 11, 125 J.V. Baseball, 115 Varsity Baseball, 125 Bowling Varsity, 10, 11, 12. Plans: Work. George Nichols, Acad. Intramural Basket- ball, 10, 11, 12. Handsomest Boy. Nicholas Petcosky, Acad. Sci. Norman Reynolds, Norm, Acad. Art. Wampum Art Staff, 10, 115 Art Editor, 125 Band 2nd Clarinet 10, lst Clarinet 11, 125 Orchestra 2nd Clarinet, 11, 12. Plans: College. Wanda Simons, Janie, Acad. Music. Girl Reserves, ll. Plans: Business School. IN MEMORIAM Rita Randall November 13, 1946 Page Twenty-One JANUARY CLASS NOTABLES Ideal Couple Most Brilliant Girl M99 Bfilllinf BUY Roger Haines and Sondra Marilyn Best Natured Girl Daisy Derzanovich Best Natured Boy Al Heggelke Best Girl Dresser Janice Meade :L '. Q :-' ' ., Quietest Boy FUCK Q, I A Joseph Tinklepaugh F M: Y ' 4 l . S L 1. Y 'l l ns iv , A ,lPf . K . El in if sh n lib as Morgan Class Jester Quietest Girl Helen Hallett Dominic De Santis Class Giggler Mollie Spring , MMI Fowler Girl Pdf Krause Glfl Apple Pblllllel' l -r j: .- ' X il, ,, , Q lf fl: 4 'P .8 5 1. h , , 'i 1 J K. 4 4 r' kgflf' All. U, J ., 1455 Most Popular Boy ps f ' . . ii if - gli -'lf W' Ben Clark i ll .,., ' U .- fi Best Girl Athlete Class Artist Marilyn Bolles Carl Dusmberre ff Handsomest Boy George Nichols f X Page Twenty-Two 53.41 Best Boy Dancer George Copwell 4 A .i i .as li -:ff k ll? 'B N ed' 4 f ll Prettiest Girl Janet Joyner ' Class Musieiar Paul Benjamir lest Boy Dancer Best Girl Dancer Pan Mastronardu Betty Baumgortner Class Actor Class Actress John Thomas Anne Dona Dona Most Besllful Boy Robert Koltz Newest Glrl Hutchings Jaradlnl Arnu Jerry Acad. Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, ll: Jun- ior Red Cross, IO: Girls' Intra- murals, IO. Plans: Work. Mary Arnold Dimples Bus. Law Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Student Council, IO: Girls' Intramurals, IO. Plans: Tele- phone Operator. Frances Bancxyk Frannie Comm. Sten. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, ll, I25 Wam- pum Business Manager, I2: Jun- ior Red Cross, IO, Lit. Club, II, I2j Treasurer, 125 Peg Club, II, IZ: G.A.A., IO, ll, I :GirIs' In- tramurals, IO, Il, IZ: Scholastic Writing Award. Plans: Secretarial Work. A 3 we - 217ifi2fiiIi..I.s'r - - .. -I I Y' XM' ::'ZE:1 ' J f :-'.-:Z':'.':'1.I 727Zr5Yi 7'51 ?w5Sf2fe. 5f '.-:ffl if 'I sifilwbzllff 12 . H :tis xszfffiff' ' Q-:iff -13. . 'fvff'-I' -Lfis4'if: issYs:'s: 215555 ., Q -' fff1s5,:ggfrj:ggga,',ei, Q - . --'-':ibg:,4I5JgA'. :- ll. ' Wk M .Q Marold Beam CounseIor's Honor List, IO: Stu- dent Council, I0, ll, l2' Intra- mural Basketball, io, li, iz, Varsity Track, IO, II, I2, Var- sity B, I0, I I, IZ, Varsity Volley- ball, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: lndeti- nite. W Page Twenty-Four Uaudri Richard Barber Dick Acad. Ind. rx H' N! Vx my Fi ' rj, W we ,I I r 4. as ,SS re X we I 5 QQI , Sli? ew I wsw, 'Y it ,ww fe ., .W , -. Wfffiwffsf I L , 3521, Norman Acad. Ind. CounseIor's Honor List, Il, IZ: Student Council, II, IZ, Junior Red Cross, IZ, Tennis, IO, Em- pire Boys State, II. John Bell if 1 'fm'-f - P Robert Ash Bob Tech. Mech. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Intramural Basketball, IO, Il, I2. Pians: I.B.M. or Armed Forces. Shlrley Barber Blondie Comm. Sten. Prettiest Girl. Plans: Secretarial Work. Frances Atwood Af Acad. Hmkg. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, IZ: Glee Club, II. Plans: Work. Earl Barker Burk Voc. Mach. CounseIor's Honor List, IO: Stu- dent Council, IOQ J.V. Bowling, IZ. Plans: Work or College. if 1- mriew- lf X , I Y , Q I i ' f Margaret Balok Molly Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il: Wampum, I2, North Star I2: Girls' Intramurals, II, IZ, Plans: Work at Telephone Co. 1221.211--if : ' m,.i.f1. - - G - -- igliif zfs -s,4f: Q- W, ...,.. , .. -1211: ,a.'1. :: :-- lrwnfe wif-Elf ,c H . . ' fm... .- .1 f- fl. Q -, .:.,..,u,.,,.,1 6575592 I:f? sx L 7 Q-i.'1'.0f,.1. . '5,1-1215 ivff l 1 7g'.5ggsg.X:.a.1,:safiQ f 1,5 QM. I Betty Baurngartner Baumie Comm. Cler. Plans: Travel. Joseph Benedetto Joe Earl Benendurn Ben Lewis lanson Lew Acad. Ind. Gen. Bus. Acad. Ind. Student Council. II: Junior Red Stage Crew. 10: Band, 10. Il: counselors Honor Lin, io, 11, Cross, IO: J.V. Football ll: ln- Intramural Basketball, l2: Inf 123 Choir, IO, ll, IZ. Plans: tromural Basketball. 122 'VIVO' tromural Volleyball, II. Plans: Work. mural Volleyball, Il. Plans: P,G. College or Work. 1 ,., Ruth Berry Rachel Berry Roe Gen. Bus. Gen. Bus. pl 53 W0 k, Student Council, IO: Choir IO on ' ii, iz, Pep Club, ii, Bovrling: IO. Plans: Work. ' I - 1331 , : V gsr , Q H, .,-,. , I fi .,A.. ,f f fill 'f L , W rw ,ff ' . , ' ff,,- 0 Betty Lea Berne Lou Acad. Hmkg. Girls' Intramurals, IO. Plans: Work. Verna Bueeaslo Verne Acad, Music Counselor's Honor List, IO, ll, IZ, North Star, IO, II. Plans: lndefinite. James Bauman Boogie l Acad, Music Choir, II, IZ, Bond, II, IZ, Or- chestra, II, I2, J,V. Bowling, IZ, Hi-Y Club, IZ, Plans: Indetinite. xi fe UNI Ziff: ff so w 15183,-g. - I f' . ,H ,, i.,+5'f2 i: ??' ' - ,- .. ' , :kxtifff K iff lsr Tiefiliil '3 .Q , - iwE , l5?'?5t ui- ., ref? ,ie -' V : .5 f i --fi - ' - :EZ f'l: ' Vi Uk- 5 :FT .::: 3 ': V .V - 'Fit . .- ' , : ..5 E I -:- 11-EQw:Q2?'v5I-.L - 4Q1i 5g -.i'5,5,, -A Q'--mi ff- ,1 - ' ff , - 1 lof t-1 :fl 5 Am? ,, ,. gg, roi, at me 'S My itll? fofiif I on its 1? is .ltr Rfb, . s James Bullaek Jim Call. Eng. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II: Student Council, IO, Il, IZ, J.V. Football, II, Varsity Football I2, Varsity Basketball, II, IZ' J.V. Baseball, IO, II, Varsity B llf IZ, Best Natured Boy. Plans: Indetinite. I , 11. fefzlwfbz V Wifi Q ,, - gt, f' ., 2. . -:gg5g,q1fe ? : f'Q:'5,,jff11ji leaf. ffizgigigl. I ' tl x ,, .2 .2-fy, 1 mlf.,fg3fglifiiEl ...i -. f it env fg1:r,gsfs24.g-7 , 1 ,V I: ,qimr gj ' 31? - 1 1.wf,?f.,,- i ' u',- 3, - . 4, . or . f ,,. i lasik i , vii' glfgi, ,f2?fsf1fisE David Berthalf Bert Coll. Engl. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, ll: Honor, II, IZ, Band, IO, Il, IZ, Vice-President of Band: Orches- tra, I0, II, I2, Host, IZ, Bowl- ing, IO, Tennis, IO, Swingsters: All-Stote Band, IO, Il: '46 Music Award. Plans: Indefinite. Jacqueline Bower Dit Coll. Arts L.T,G,, I2, Girls' Intramurals, IO, IZ, Glee Club, IO, ll, Paint Crew, IZ. Plans: College. Naney Blair NCME Acad. Music CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, Student Council, II, I27 L.T.G., II, I2, North Star, II, Junior Red Cross, II: Choir, II, G.A.A,, IZ, Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, I2. Plans: Nursing. Dolores Brooks Bi-ooksy Coll, Math. Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. James Boland Jim Coll. Engi. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il: Junior Red Cross, IO, II. Plans: lndetinite. . I' ' . . is ' I E 'Fx 3 , . is' fl M as . 1 . if gif, will-She It 'ti We is -- 3 525 .Sr ,go ,M figs, Jerry Brown Brownie Acad, Forensic Forum, I2, Radio Worli Shop, ll, 12. Plans: Service and then College. Clara Burdick Burdie Comm. Sten. Senior Advisory Comm, Counsel- or's Honor List, IO, I I, IZ, Wam- pum, IO, Il, IZ, Literary Club, Il, IZ, Girls' Intramurals, IO II, Pep Club, IO, II, IZ. Plans: Work. Merle Burdick Burdock Acad. Ind. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2j Student Council, 12, Wom- pum, I2, United Nations Youth, Il, IZ, Plans: Indetinite. I Mary Burke Burkie Coll. Arts Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, IZ, Honor Society, II, Secretary, IZ: Student Council, II, L,T.G., II, IZ, North Star, IO, Club Editor, II, Quill and Scroll, II' Hostess, ii, iz, G.A.A., 11, IZ? G.A.A. Emblem, I2g Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, IZ, Pep Club, Il IZ, Girls' State, I947. Plans' College, . 'T I I . ss , Dfw-in TWA.-.nl :::..,. Cathalaen Burns Ccthy Acad. Math. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Honor Society, II, I2, Host- ess, I2, Literary Club, II, I2, Pep Club, II, I2. Plans: State Tech. Mary Cone Liz Coll. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, I2, Band, IO, II, Orchestra, IO, II, I2, Plans: College. Caryl Davidson CCY Coll. Ent. Prom Committee, L.T.G., IO, II, I2, L.T.G. Single Award, I2, Girls' Intramurals, Il, Plans: Nursing. Poae Twentv-Six ,al Qt Q21 t 6, r.. its W aft is t ,gg 5 5 4. t- 31 ? I -3 ,g I 2 in it 2 T I N we ttf tri, al' - 4 age , 253, f S rf 2, 53 L9 55, S I x fx :aj Y if ag 'Qi . . it . ,. ..,...,., ,,, 9 W ,, if ,,,t ,jr 1 t f twat. .f -+ 1 3 I ., .. ,..,, ,L tt. Bruce Campbell Tech. Elec. Honor Society, II, President, IZ, Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Student Council, IO, Il, Vice-President, I2, Band, IO, In- tramural Basketball, IO, Plans: College. tr Roberta Connors BCH Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, Ili Girls' Intramurals, II. Plans: Work. Marqulta Davidson Mikie Acad. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, North Star, I2, Junior Red Crass, IO, II, I2, Choir, I2, Girls' Intramurals, I2. Plans: Nursing. Janet Carver Janie Acad. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ, Choir, II, Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, Plans: Business School. Richard Craga Dick Coll. Ent. Caunselor's Honor List, I2, ln- tramural Basketball, I2. Ruther- ford High School: Stage Crew IO' Intramural Basketball, IO, II, Intramural lsaseaall,Ilo, II srlaga Club, IO, Ili Hi-Y. I0 Praiection Club, IO, II. Plans College. . I .... r .,:, - . ir i ' r ei i ' 5, .. f :gttlftarw s .usufrintsi - lvztnegis wr- - 51.5 .2 sE'lSi12Li1lLE?'. LI - i' 'LLEF .V - . Nicholas Dalollll Nick Tech. Mech. Counselor's Honor List, I0 II Intramural Basketball, ll, Plans: Comm. Designing. John Clxaukas Johnny Acad. Ind. North Star, IO, Choir, IO, II, I2, J.V. Football, II. Plans: Service or Work. Howard Dailey, Jr. Red Voc. Mach. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: Air Corps. Jean Dannls Der1f1Y Comm. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, Secretary of Senior Class. Plans: Business School. 9 lradlay Cola Brad Tech. Mech. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Student Council, Il, Proiec- tion Guild, I2. Plans: College or Work. Anna Dana Acad. Language Senior Prom Committee, Coun- seIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Student Council, II, L.T.G., IO, II, I2, Vice-President, I2, J.V. Cheerleaders, II, Varsity Cheer- leaders, I2, L.T.G. Ist Award, IO, L.T.G. 2nd Award, II, L.T.G. 3rd, 4th, I2, Plans: Ithaca College. Ronald Davey ESQ Tech. Elec. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Honor Society, II, -Student Council, IO, Wampum, II, I2, North Star, I2, Junior Red Cross, I2, Plans: lndetinite. hllela Dlllaeeo Phil Acad. Hmkg. CounseIor's Honor List, ll, IZ, Senior Advisor, Student Council, II, Junior Red Cross, Il, Choir, ll, I2, G.A.A., I2, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, Il, I2. Plans: Radio. Ronald Ferrell Red Coll. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Honor Society, Il, l2, Intra- mural Basketball, IO, ll. IZ, J.V. Baseball, IO, Varsity Base- ball, II, IZ, Varsity B, ll, IZ: Senior Class President, Prom Committee '47, Union College Award. Plans: R.P.I. Margaret Gallagher Marg Comm. Counselar's Honor List, IO, ll, I2, G.A.A., Il, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, IZ, Pep Club, IO, Best Girl Athlete. Plans: Work. rr . , 2.1 ffzjgif ,,-...,,,,, 2, V ,.3w, fm-4.5: E., : V 5 ,,,. X v E 5 I 451 if xv ' K ,,, Si I ix me ' .fi f fiaiigmf .Q,Q,.4,,j , N 2 Q Q Y we at X L Q, r H. , I ,le 3 ' Z I K K., ie is eng Q M nie John Daw Shirley Edsel! Shirl Lol: Engle Acad. Art Comm. Comm. Sten. CGI-l'1Sel0f'S HONOV List. lo, II, CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, CounseIor's Honor List, II, I2, I2. Plans: Work. l2, Plans: Secretarial Work. larbara Field Barb Acad. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, I2, L.T.G., IO, ll, I2, L.T.G. lst Award. Plans: College. 1 I -2 Q 5 Saw '9 ,, ' iii? 1' rflwfmif. Q ' , 4?, fr:2:'if:'i ' . 1 'Xe . me f ,iff I n ?'Z ' , . ii- . Q -I Alles Finch Al Comm. Student Council, I0, Il, I2, Jun- ior Red Cross, IO, Choir, IO, Il, 12, Lit. Club, IO, Il, IZ, Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, I2, Glee Clam, IO, ll, I2. Plans: lndefi- ni e. Bruce Franklin Bud Tech. Elec. CounseIar's Honor List, IO, Il IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, Vice: President Honor Society, I2, Stage Crew, IO, ll, Football, II I2, Varsity E, IZ, Volleyball, II IZ: '46 Stage Crew lst Award: Plans: Union College. Shirley Every Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Honor Society, II, I2p Stu- dent Cauncil, Il, Lit. Club, II, IZ, Vice President Lit. Club, I2, GAA., I2, Girls' Intramurals, ll, IZ, Pep Club, II, I2, Stu- dent Council Certificate, ll. Plans: Oneonta State Teachers' College. Donald Fraser 'Don Acad. 'ik vl ' G P l ' VINCE Edna Giblln Gibby Robert Gillette Bob Marian Goodwin Goody S Acad. Math. Comm. Acad. Sci. Acad. Sci. Ndehl COUFICH. ll. '22 VGfSifY Co selor's Hana List, IO, Il, Int am ol Basketball, IO, Il, Pep Club, ll. Plans: N s'ng. Football. IO. Ll. IZ: LV. Basket- Plallwrsz work. r 125' Irlllrramural Baseball, lo. ur ' ball, IO, Varsity Basketball, ll, Plqngg work, Varsity Baseball, II, I2. Plans: P.G. Page Twenty-Seven larbara Gottsllall Barb Coll. Sci. Counselor's Honor List I0, II, I2: Honor Society, IZ: Junior Red Cross, I0: Choir IO, I2: orchestra, lo, ll, li: cheer- leader, II, I2: G.A.A., I2' Girls' Intramurals, lo, Il, li: 4Art Club, IO, II: Senior Class Vice- President: Most Popular Girl. Plans: College. Joseph Glllotta Joe Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Stu- dent Council, II: Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: College. Vlrglrlla Harding Ginnie Acad. Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: Work. Poae Twentv-Eiaht htrlela Grady Pat Col I. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, IZ: North Star, II, IZ: Junior Red Cross, IZ: Lit. Club, IZ' Girls' Intramurals, IZ. Plans: College. -- . , .na .I , ffwfkp- 2 ': ., -1,4 me:-J .1 G ffslfg.-1 ,y fs ' 563521 , ls virjfyjlsiiy , 1 il I if ' John Guthrie Jack Acad. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, I2: Stu- dent Council, II I2: Junior Red cross, lo, l..'r.fs., lo, II, IZ. Plans: State Tralnlng. Joan Harper Harp Comm. Bookkeeping Counselor's Honor List, ll I2: Pep Club, lo, ll, lz. Plans: Work. 'Z VEWLEEE V .ft g gi 1 I of-iss, ,law t g . i 5 1 ., . .. f f , . . fl. .snap ,rf :-..i::Sz:12-' '-N-3 f? 2 - g I t. - ,gm fzsmQ,,ie5 . ., . 1-'asf leg,-smells ' ,Q f 1:g1.s2Qwi' efffiifisiiitsi 9 :. - lm: 'lx-rw. :+.,:.: f4f5i'fi'fz'f.1S9i K Lg, .,,,s,,5,,,,y KS wdfk,s,,.,2g,,.g f We ,wk is ws, ii of . i J Q ,gl r sg sfxlagil sl- yi ll i ' xi ..,l.7.f1f'-w.f ::.:. -., ll. I .1951 53,3235 Y fm:-.,-1 , . lan...-':., g,519l'5K. Kenneth Grlttltll Grit Tech. Mech. Caunselor's Honor List, IO, II: Track IO, II' Cross Country, IO, II, lip J.V. Bowling, lzg varsity B, ll, IZ. Plans: Indefinite. lovarly Hall BOC Acad. Sci. Leaders Club. I2: Plans: Nurses' Training. Marlon Hawley Pug Comm. Sten. Counselar's Honor List, I0, II, I2: Personal Worker's Club, IZ. Plans: Bible School. Jamal Gulnarl Jim Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, I2: J.V. Football, I0: Intramural Basket- ball, IO Il, I2: J.V. Baseball, IO, II. Plans: Work and College. Jerome Ilarlltln Jerry Coll. Ent. Best Boy Athlete: CaunseIor's Honor List, IO: Student Council, I0, Il' President I2: J.V. Foot- ball, lb, varsity football, ll, lz, J.V. Basketball, II: Varsity Bas- ketball, IZ: Varsity Trac , IO, II, I2: Varsity B, IO, II, I2: L.T.G., IO, I2. Plans: P.G. then College. Morlsrlo Heath Margie Comm. Bookkeeping Counselor's Honor List IO, II, I2: Honor Society, II, I2: North Y-Teens, IZ: North Star, I2: Junior Red Cross, I2: Hostess, IZ: G.A.A., I2: Girls' Intra- murals, II, I2: German Club Secretary, I2: Y-Teen Dance: Council Treasurer, I2: Youth Forum, Il. Plans: lndet'inite. Rosemary Gully Sally Comm.Sten. CaunseIor's Honor List, II: Lit. Club, Il, I2: G.A.A., II lzg Girls' Intramurals, II, IZ. Plans: Wark. Slllrley Hanley SIim Coll. Art L.T.G. I2: Girls' Intramurals IO, llg Glae Club, IO, ll: lion-if Crew, IZ. Plans: College. Rosemary Ilektor Rosie Acad. Hmkg. Counselar's Honor List, II: Choir, II. Plans: Work. Jack Hill Coll. Ent. Intramural Basketball, 125 Track, I0, ll. Plans: College. Alice' Howard Ginger Coll. Science CounseIor's Honor List, II: Stu- dent Council, IO, I2: Junior Red Cross, I0: Literary Club, ll, I2: Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, I2: Pep Club, IO, II. IZ: Art Club, Il, I2. Plans: Training at Utica State Hospital. Dolores Hutchings 'Hutch Comm. Sten. Senior Advisory Comm.: Coun- selor's Honor List, IO, Il, IZ: Honor Society, II, I2: Girls' In- tramurals, II, l2. Plans: Work. Robert Hllllary Bob Acad. Sci. Plans: Work or Armed Service. Eleanor Howard Howe Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, ll, IZ: Wampum, I2: North Star, I2. Plans: Work. Isabella Hutchings lsy Call. Arts. Girls' Sergeant-at-Arms: Coun- selor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Honor Society, Il, I2: North Star, IO, Il: Club Editor, IZ: Literary Club, II, I2: G,A.A., ll: Vice-President, IZ: G,A.A. Em- blem, II: G.A.A. Pin and Guard, I2: Girls' Intramurals, IO, II, IZ: Pep Club, Il, IZ. Plans: Nursing. Edgar Hoplar ' Ed Coll. Ent. Senior Advisory Comm.: Coun- selor's Honor ist, IO, Il, I2: Honor Society, ll, I2. Plans: Medical College. Richard Humphrey Dick Acad. Math. Plans: Work or College. Joan Irving Joanie Comm.Sten. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, 12: Honor Society, II, 12: .lun- ior Red Cross, IO: Literary Club, IZ: G.A.A., 12: Girls' Intra- murals, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: Wada. Q - A i X95 -,I s 1 'I'- V: 5 t si 3' H 35 L ff ? ' . :i sl l gfi i -fss+ Q. : ,l Qemftaw r- i tzf :.2,.L: 'i.vzf Eugene Horvoth Tech. Mech. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Intramural Basketball, IO, II: J,V. Bowling, IZ. Plans: Work or College. nGeneu Val Harvath Butch Voc. Mach. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Student Council, I2: J.V. Football, II: Varsity Football, I2: Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2: Varsity B, ll, I2: Var- sity Golf, II, IZ. Plans: I.B.M. Daniel Hunt Dan Student Council, IO: Wampum, IO, Il: North Star, IO: Sports Announcer, IO, II. Plans: lndeti- nite. Beverly Jonas Bev Gen. Bus, North Star, 12: Pep Club, Il, I2. Plans: Work. Donald Hunt Don Acad. Math. Band, II, I2: Intramural Bas- ketball, IO, ll, IZ. Plans: Work ar College. A, , er.: i A E ,.,f..f3iigP9j2,:L lm 1z::ffS:5.2m:.' 1- ' z2.1'32'iff3as m -r 'pffif l31l'i?55i517f'?'iv1,, W , , .'. i fiwzfgszsyqis -1 H-il t James Jones Jim Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Honor Society, II, IZ: Host and Hostesses, IZ: Senior Ad- visory Committee. Plans: Col- lege or Work. Page Twenty-Nine Louise Jorgens WE-Z Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, II. Plans: Ottice Work, James Keele Jim Tech, Mech, Boys' Treasurer: Prom. Commit! tee: CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: Work or Col- lege. Patricia Kiley Pat Acad. Long. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Baton Twirler, IO. Plans: Work. Page Thirty William Judd Bill Acad. Sci. Counselor's Honor List, IZ: Stu- dent Council, II: Stage Crew, IO: Intramural Basketball, IO. Plans: P.G. or Work. Frank Kellum Coll. Ent. Chairman, Senior Advisory Com- mittee: Counselor's Honor List, IO, IZ: Student Council IO, II: Choir, II, IZ: Intramural Basket- ball, IO, II-: Varsity Track, IO. Plans: College or Annapolis. Dorothy Koim Dot Acad. Cler. Girl Reserves, IO, Il, I2: Wam- pum, I2: Choir, IO, II: Lit. Club, I2: Girls' Intramurals, IO, II: Pep Club, IO, Il. Plans: School. Albert Kelly Acad. Art Plans: Ansco. Fred Knapp Tech. Mech. Counselar's Honor List, IO, II, I2. Plans: I.B.M, Elizabeth Kneibler Nibs Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II IZ: Junior Red Cross, IO: Or: chestra, IO. Plans: Indefinite. John Kasslek Jank Tech. Elec. Caunselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Honor Society, II, I2: Stu- dent Council, IO. Plans: College. Roland Ketchum Gap Acad.Art Best Dressed Boy: Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Student Council, I2: Wampum, IZ: In- tromural Basketball, IZ: Five Awards in Scholastic Art Contest. Plans: College. Robert Kollz Bob Coll, Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II 12, Intramural Basketball, IO: II, I2: Varsity Track, IO, II, I2: Varsity Cross Country, IO, II, IZ: Varsity B, II, I2. Plans: Work. I in I 4 ffm 'I . wr' , . ,,,. 3,3 K - . Wie . , . . 5 1. , i ' cis:-..i,,fifeEf : 1.4 Q XV? , 2: 2 1 ei s, .L K ig , it f' Elise Katzor Liz Acad. Sci. Girl Reserves, IO, II: North Star, lo, 11, I2: Lit. Club, ii, 12: Girls' Intramurals, IO, II: Pep Club, II, IZ. Plans: College. Glory Keyes Glo Coll. Ent. Senior Advisory Comm.: Coun- selor's Honor List, I2: L.T.G., IZ: Bausch and Lomb Science Medal, I2: Central: 6.0. Delegate, IO: Dramatics Club, IO, II: Dra- matics Fine Arts Award, IO: Honor Student, IO, Il: Scholar- ship Award, IO, II: School Serv- ice Award, II: Pep Committee, II: Junior Prom Committee, II: Vice-President at G,O., I I. Plans: College. .- V, ..k-. .' A K. I iifffg , I Frances Kozlowski Bubbles CoII,Ent, Girl Reserves, IO, II: Junior Red Cross, IO, II: Secretary, IZ: Lit. Club, I2: Girls' Intramurals, IO, ll, I2. Plans: College. WR, Pouline Kurau Polly Ernest Lo Croix Bug Salllonne Lane SaIIy Robert Lonton Bob ,fuk Lgmm Comm. Acad. Ind. Gen- BUS. ACK'-ld, 5Ci- Coll. Ent. Choir, IO, Il, IZ, Glee Club, II. Senior Prom Committee. Plans: Y-Teens, ll, IZ: Girls'. lntra- CounseIor's Honor List, EIO, ll: Juniqr Red Croggl 10: Inf,-Q- Plans: Work. indefinite. murals. IZA Plans: Undeclded. North 5'0 II. IZ: HI-Y, I2. mural Basketball, IO. Plans: Plans: Undecided. Navy, 19? ' ff v g- ' ai 1.2.2 iii 'iQ-5 Theodore Losky Ted Tech. Elec. Boys' Sergeant-at-Arms: Cross Country, IO. Plans: Indetinite. .1 Darwin Lindsley Dar Acad. Math. Senior Advisory Comm.: Coun- selar's Honor List, I2: Stage Crew, IO, Band, IO, ll, I2: In- tramural Basketball, I2: Tennis, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: College. Frances Leonard Fran' Acad. Sci. Senior Advisory Comm.: Coun- selar's Honor List, IO: Wampum, IZ, North Star, l2j Lit. Club, IZ: Pep Club, ll, l2: Girls' Intra- murals, I2. Plans: Nursing. Raymond Livingston Ray Coll. Eng, Student Council, IZ: Forensic Forum, IZ, Intramural Basket- ball I0' Manager ll I2: Var- sity'Terinis, IO, Il, IQ: Varsity B, Il, 12. Plans: College. John Lester Johnny Tech. Mech. CounseIar's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Intramural Basketball, IO, Il, I2. Plans: College. ...gsysi XR .E A - .1 gg.- F I 4 it . I 11 V- .. - ..-' , - 51531 ff',I'3'iQ'l.1J't6ifs . - Paul Loomis Luey Tech. Mech. Counselor's Honor List, IO, I2: Junior Red Cross, IO, ll: Band, IO, ll, I2. Plans: Indefinite. Francis Letavish Fran Acad. Music Counselor's Honor List, IO, ll, I2: Band, IO, ll, IZ: Orchestra, IO, ll, I2: President North High Concert Band, IZ. Plans: Dance Musician. X ss' 'iii if M . ti, H, . gr 1 ' Phyllis MacDonald Phil . Coll. Ent. Student Council, Il: Choir, IO, Il: Literary Club, IZ, G.A.A., IZ: Girls' Intramurals, IO, II. Plans: Armed Forces. v- ,Y I - H Q i . '-3 ,,,,, ' i 'e.: I 1, 'fix- Edwurd Licht Ed Tech. Elec. Plans: College. .Q 1 Victor Mcelmlek Vic Tech. Mech. Senior Advisory Comm, Plans Work. Page Thirty-One Harry Mars Voc. Mach. Student Council, 10, 11, 12, Or- chestra, 10, ll, 12, Intramural Bagketboll, 10, ll, 12, Plans: P. . Merlene Miller Mimi Hmkg. Counselar's Honor List, 10, 11, 12. Plans: Nursing. Gerald 0'LoughIin Jerry Tech, Elec. CounseIor's Honor List, 10, 113 12: Honor Society, 11, 12: Stu- dent Council, 10, 12, President, 12, Wampum, 11, J.V. Football, 10, Varsity Football, 11, 12, In- tramural Basketball, 10, J.V. Basketball, 11, Varsity Basket- ball, 12: Varsity B, 12, Student Council Award, 12: Most Popular Boy, Plans: Union College. Page Thirty-Two Daniel Moslronerdi Dino Student Council, 10, Choir, 10, ll, Best Boy Dancer. Plans: ln- definite. Lucille Marrow Acad. Music Counselor's Honor List, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross, 11, 12, Or- chestra, 12, Lit. Club, 12, Pep Club, 12, Plans: Work. Beverly Ovens Bev Acad. Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, 11 12: North Star, 12, Junior Red Crass, 11, Girls' Sports, 10, ll. Plans: College. Claudine Matyelu Cooie Comm. CounseIor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12, Wampum, 12, North Star, 10, 11, 125 Lit. Club, 11, 12, Girls' Sports, 11, 12, Pep Club, ll, 12, Plans: College. Priscilla Munson Pat Acad. Art Counselor's Honor List, 11, 12 Paint Crew Award, ,115 Choir io, 11, Brush and Pollette, 10, 11: S3 Poster Prize, 12. Plans Work: Helen McConnell Coll. Ent. Caunselor's Honor List, 10, 11, 12: Honor Society, 11, 12, North Star, 10, 11, 12, News Editor, 11, Editoreln-Chief, 12, Quill and Scroll, ll, 12: Lit. Club, 12, Pep Club, 12. Plans: College. Jock Norrls Acad. lnt. Student Council, 12, Junior Red Cross, 11, Intramural Basketball, ll, 12, Intramural Baseball, IO, J.V. Baseball, 11, Plans: T.C.C. Mdfivll P090 RG- Alma Mae Poree Parcy Coll. Arts Comm. Counselors Honor List, 10. 12: CounseIar's Honor List, 10, 11, NOft1'l.StCII', 11. 121 JY- Red CVOSS. 12, Honor Society, 12: Choir, 12: 11: GIIIS' 5D0ffS. 10. 11- Plans: Orchestra, 10: Girls' Trio, 10, 11 Col lege. 12. Plans: lndefinite. Barbers Meeker Bobs Acad. Art CounseIor's Honor List, 10, 11 125 Girl Reserves, 10, 11, 125 SecretarY, 11, President, 12' Paint Crew, 11, 12, Choir, 11 12: lst L.T,G. Award. Plans: Col- lege. Augustin 0'Deo Acad, Sci. Robert Parkhurst Porky Comm. CounseIor's Honor List, 10: Stu- dent Council, 12, North Star, 121 Jr. Red Cross, 123 U.N. Youth. Plans: Work. Clark Parmelee Windy Acad. Ind. Stage Crew, ll, I2: Choir, IO, II, I2: Stage Crew Ist Award and 2nd Award. Plans: Radio School. Rita Pletroaantl Acad. Science Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2: Honor Society, Il, I2: North Star Photography Editor, IO, II, I2. Plans: indefinite. Shlrley Rader Rusty Comm. Jr. Red Cross, IO: Girls' Intra- murals, IO, II, I2, Plans: Work. Ronald Pedrone Pedro Acad. Math. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2: Honor Society, I2: Student Council, II, I2: L.T.G., IO, II, I2: L.T.G., Single Award IO, Double Award II, Denny IZ, Pres. I2: Choir, IO, II: Orches- tra, IO, II, I2: Cross Country, II, I2, Plans: College. Edith Post Edie Coll. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, Il, I2: Honor Society, I2: North Star, Il: News Editor, I2: Quill and Scroll, I2: Jr. Red Cross, Il, I2: Lit. Club, I2: Girls' Intramurals, IZ. Plans: College. ,R ll . to 2' if .. ff.. i' . I Qs? 1 v??f'fi:. A' Effie.. , jg '. '-.. .-:ie.1 ,, ' 'fisgisziggw 5,221-.L-Q. ,, ' . ' John Reinhardt Judge Call. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il: Intramural Basketball, II, I2. Plans: West Point. Andrew Perez Andy Acad. Art Counselor's Honor List. I0. I2: Wampum, IO, II: North Star, II, I2: Chair I0, ll, I2: ln- tramural Basketball, IO: Cheer- leader, II, I2: 'E Troupe, IO, II: Class Artist. Plans: Art School. Geraldine Phillips Gerry Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Stu- dent Council, IO: G.A,A., I2: Girls' Intramurals, II, l2. Plans: Work. John Puglisl Voc. Mach. Counselor's Honor List, IO, I2: J.V. Football, II: Intramural Bgsketball, IO, II, Plans: Can- a a. William Pratt Bin Acad. Math, Counselor's Hanor List, IO, Il, I2: Honor Society, I2: Student Council, IO, I2: Intramural Bas- ketball, IO: J.V. Basketball, Il. Plans: College. r 1 rr June Klee Ricle Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2: Lit. Club, I2: Pep Club, I2: Student Council, II, I2. Plans: Office Work. Donald Richards Don Voc. Mach. Counselor's Honor List, IO, I2: Cross Country, IO. Plans: Work. Gordon Phillips Guo Call. Science Counselor's Honor List, IO: Stu- dent Council, ll: Choir, I2: Pro- iection Guild, IO, II, IZ. Plans: College. Evan: Presley Ed Tech. Mech. Sr. Advisory Comm.: Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Intra- mural Basketball, II, I2: J.V. Baseball, IO, ll. Plans: U.S. N.R. O.T.C. or l.B.M. Betty Robertson Bet Comm. Plans: Work. Pnnn Thi.-+.,,1'i..... Gary Rablnsan Robbie Coll. Math. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, I2. Plans: College. Graco Rave Gracie Acad. Science Caunselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2: Jr. Red Cross, Il. Plans: Dental Assistant. Rudy Rusnak Rudy Acad. lnd. Counselor's Honor List, Il: In- tramural Basketball, Il, l2. Plans: Work. Roger Salle Herb Acad. Ind. Track II, IZ: Cross Country, II, IZ, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: P.G. or Work. I Theodore Sava Ted Tech. Elec. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Honor Society, Il, IZ: Stu- dent Council, Il, Treasurer, I2: Band, IO, Il, IZ: Intramural Basketball, IO, ll: Rep. Empire Bays' State, II: Scholastic Liter- ary Award, ll. Plans: College. Betty Shavr Bobby G.A.A., IZ: Girls' Intramurals, Il, l2. Plans: Work, then Nurs- ing School. Page Thirty-Four +A, e ' I R U 3 . Harald Schaffer HaI Acad. Art Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, 125 Bowling, IO, Il, IZ: Perfect Agtexidance Award, II. Plans: I. . . .fri r .. . ii ji K 'S William Shrarnek Shank Tech. Elec. Counselor's Honor List, IZ: Jr. Red Cross, Il: Football, 1,V., II Varsity, IZ, Intra. Basketball IO, Track Varsity, IO, II, IZ Plans: Work. w : A ff., W. Ernest Schuhr Men Tech. Mech. Caunselor's Honor List, IO, Il, I2: Honor Society, II, I25 Intra- mural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: Wark. James Sindon Jamaica Acad. Ind. Plans: Work. George Scott Scotty Coll. Science Band, IO, II: Orchestra, IO, Ilg Projection Guild, IZ. Plans: Col- lege. Charlotte Singer Charlie Acad, Science CounseIor's Honor List, Il: Choir, IO: Literary Club, llg Glee Club, II. Plans: Bible School. Richard Salvinskl Slay Tech, Mech. Counselor's Honor List, IO, ll, I2. Plans: Work. . ,.-, ,W-.:, ,. Ziff. . i i. , 7 X Btbiss X X I 355 x .se It' . 5 , Q R I 2 3, I. ,S , . I. .-cess. . -Km.- -- WSKQL-as iw- ,2 It Q 3, H Q., is xg -mgfslggari 3 K 4 X I I, 4 get it I I I tolls ,gf 5 S 5 x is r S. 1 I ' p I 3 ix. mi' :i-'. 7 . 2 Juanita Seely Nita Comm. G.A.A., IO, II, I2: Girls' Intra- murals, I0, II, I2. Plans: Social Worker. lg ,V.: , wx k g Q, Q ,, 5: :f5?'i 'cl' :aff , rg ' HE, W of 3 2 -. qc John Smith Acad. Ind. Counselor's Honor List, IO: Stage Crew, I2. Plans: Work. , J . 9 all P f 'Q PM ' SU., .... ,fr I f f m I f f 'I .f si5,z-- 1' 11,5 J' -'if.5l5'.ef1' f Kannath Smith Smitty Acad. Ind. Student CounciI,, II. Plans: Work. Shirley Stiner Red Coll. Arts Counselor's Honor List, IO, Stu- dent Council, II, Girl Reserves IZ, -Jr. Rea Cross, IO. Plansf Nursing. Betty Spettigue Comm. Gen, Bus. Counselor's Honor List, II, lr. Red Cross. IO, II: Chair, IO, II, IZ: Glee Club, I0, II, IZ, Girls' Trio, I2: Vocal Music Award, I2. Plans: Work. f W ' I ' 224: f ' fffxlf I , golf L V- gqt,q,,w I' s at , . ,. . ... -0..- t oi. -3-gms. Y' I 3 t 1+ 43.142 ' ' ' . , 'Q n I ff Fw- 'N' . PSHE: rf -'23, Robert Stone Acad, Math. Student Council, IO, Forensic Forum, IZ, Little Theater Guild, II, IZ. Plans: College. Stoney Allen Stanton Al Acad. Math. Student Council, IO, J.V. Foot- ball, I I, Varsity Football, IZ, ln tramural Basketball, lo, ll, IZ, J.V. Baseball, II, I2. Plans: Work. William Starner EilI Acad. Ind. Sr. Class Notable--Handsomest Boy, CounseIor's Honor List, IO, Intramural Basketball, IO, II, IZ, Varsity Volleyball, IZ. Plans: Work, Byron Sterling By Acad. Little Theater Guild, IO, II, IZ, North Star, ll, Jr. Red Cross, IO, Band, IO, II, IZ, Orchestra, IO, II, I2, Little Theater Guild Awards, Single IO, Double II, Special Actors, IZ. Plans: Col- ege. Frank Sturgu Red Acad. Ind. Student Council, IZ, Wampum, I2. Plans: Navy. Mary Alice Sullivan Sully Comm. Sten. Counselor's Honor List, IO, Il, IZ, Honor Society, II, I2, Jr. Red Cross, ll, IZ, Hostess, I2: G.A,A., IZ, Girls' Intramurals, IO, Il, IZ. Plans: Business. Virginia Sullivan Ginny Coll. Ent. Counselor's Honor List, IZ, L.T.G. Girls' Sergeant - at - Arms, I2' North Star, II, IZ, Jr. Red Cross, IZ: Choir, II, IZ, Girls' Intra- murals, Il, I2, E Troupe, ll, I2. Plans: College. V , w est , Melvin Taft Mel Beverly Ter Boss Seve Coll. Science Comm. PIans:'N.Y.U. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Plans: Work. Evelyn Thayer Evie Acad. Math. Caunselor's Honor Llst, IO, Il IZ, Honor Society, I I, IZ, Wam- pum, ll, IZ, Quill and Scroll, I2, North Star, I2, Boy's Sports Edi- tor. Plans: Work. Eleanare Thirn Timmie Call. Arts Prom Comm., Most Brilliant Girl, Counselor's Honor List, IO, ll, IZ, Honor Society, Il, IZ, Wam- pum, IO, ll, IZ, Editor-in-Chief, IZ, Quill and Scroll, II, IZ, Lit. Club, ll, I2: G.A.A., IO, Il, IZ, Pres. I2: G.A.A. Emblem, Pin and Guard, I2: Girls' Intramural, I0, II, IZ, Peo Club, II, IZ, German Club Secretary, IZ. Plans: College. 'lt . 4335 ' J , a , . Arthur Thomas Art Tech. Elec. Counselor's Honar List, IO, II, IZ, Honor Society, ll, I2, Pres. 12, Student Council, II. Plans: Work, then College. John Thomas Johnny Coll. Ent. Student Council, IO: L.T.G., IO, II, IZ, Pres. Il: Tennis, IO, II, IZ: Projection Guild, IZ. Plans: T.C.C. Mabel Wagner Waggle I-lmkg. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II. Plans: Marriage. .atm A A ,.., . .1 S 1 Chester Wokamo Tech. Elec. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, II IZ. Plans: College. D--A 'l'l-l..o.. Civil.. chew if .Mix Douglas Tiffany Counselar's Honor List, IO, II. Plans: Work. Tiff Rlehard Walls Dick Coll. Ent. Stage Crew, IO: Track, ll: Cross Country, IO. Plans: College. r , .. , . IZ ,ji . It , rx gb 'G .3 ,,.. ,z .. TQ. fe, i t '41 Q 1,53-if 5 iw., Mildred Van Hart Mi ily Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, IO. Plans: indefinite. Robert Whipple Bob Acad. Sci. CaunseIor's Honor List, I2: Stage Crew, Il: V-Pres., Jr. Red Crass, IZ: lntra. Basketball, IO, II, I2: J.V. Tennis, II. Plans: College. Irene Veit IVV Coll. Ent. CounseIor's Honor List, IO, Il, IZ, Honor Society, II, IZ, L,T.G., IO: Wampum, IZ: Jr. Red Cross, IO, IZ, Sec. I2, Lit. Club, ll IZ, Pres. IZ, German Club, IZ: First prize, Speaking Contest. Plans: College. .A ' my I L , Ml I nf'-f,.9 . fi . , . . ,, ig IWNW' 3g.Y5i'i11i:T - FL 1- -4 wisglrsr it - I. is .W ssigeiwg 51: 5 , ..,, fb we .yew in f. .ai-5' 2. :qf 55345 James Whitmore Jim Gen. Bus. Counselor's Honor List, IO. II, lZgMJr. Red Cross, I2. Plans: l.B. . ks. M., .. - lt.-, 252-1: gill 7 1 . i yr 22s1.E,wr., mf, , .g,s..,f1v., . , Ieffxzizzssfg lfiiifiififyl-ri .V lx. I I V Sally Wlllls Poogie Richard Wiselogel Dick Harold Wolcott WoIks Comm. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Coll. Eng. plans: Work' I2, I-ntro. Basketball, IO, II, IZ: Counselorls Honor List, H: LV. Varsrty Golf, II, I2. Plans: Work. Football, IO. Plans: College. Marjorie Vallrath Peggy Acad. Sc. Choir, IO. Plans: Dental School. Harold Williams WiIIie Tech. Mech. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, IZ: Honor Society, ll, IZ: Stu- dent Council, IO: Intro. Basket- ball, I0, li: J.V. Baseball, IO: Advisory Comm. Plans: I.B.M. Vivian Wright Viv Hmkg. Counselor's Honor List, IZ: Stu- dent Council, l2: Choir, IO, II, IZ, Lit. Club, IZ: G.A.A,, il, 12: G.A.A. Award, IZ: Girls' Sports, IO, II, I2. Plans: Work. MQW Peter Yacko Pete Anne Zabodal Annie Acad. Sci. CounseIor's Honor List, II, I2, GIFIS' SD'-WIS, IO, II. I2. Plans: Voc. Mach. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Student Council, IO, II, J.V. Football, IO, Varsity Football, Nursing. II, J.V. Basketball, IO, lntra. Basketball, II, I2, Track, IO, I, arsity Bowling, IO, II Varsity, B., II. Plans: Navy. Right-Sophomore Views Senior At- tractions. Bottom Left-June Senlor Advisory Committee. Standing, Left to Right: Frances Leonard, Darwin Lindsley Vic- tor Mochalek, Glory Keyes, Frank Kellam, Edgar Hopler, Felicia DeRocco, Harold Williams. Seated: Frances Kozlowski, Evans Eresley, Dolores Hutchings, James ones. Bottom Right-June Senior Class Offl- cers. Standing, Lett to Right: James Keefe, Boys' Treasurer, June Rice, Girls' Treasurer, Isabella Hutchings, Girls' Sergeant-of-Arms, Ted Lasky, Boys' Sergeant-of-Arms. Seated: Jean Dennis, Secretary, Ron- ald Ferrell, President, Barbara Gott- shall, Vice-President. Shutter Sbumeers Earl Benjamin, Joe, Acad. Music. Orchestra IO, II, I2, Bond, IO, II, I2, Glee Club, I2. Plans: Work. Haig Garabedian, Garb, Voc. Mach. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, Cross Country, IO. Plans: Travel. Marcella Hughes, Dimples, Hmkg. Junior Red Cross, II, Glee Club, IO. Plans: Lowell School of Business. Ronald Johnston, Ron, Voc. Auto. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, J.V. Football, II, Bowling, II. Robert Krach, Bob, Acad. Ind. J.V. Football, II, Varsity Football, I2, Track, II, I2, Plans: Indeti- nite. William Prendergast, Lib, Acad. Ind. Counselor's Honor List, IO, II, I2, Intra- mural Basketball, IO, II, I2. Plans: Work. Ivan Shay, lv, Acad. Indust. Counselor's Honor List, I2, Junior Red Cross, II, Band, IO, II, I2, J.V. Baseball, IO, II, I2. Plons: Ansco. DA..- 'FL' A WMM SZWKW6 WH 27? 3 5251? jjfwzij Miki! m Www Q gMag?l3J gfQ W U, W M, A Qi? MTW 34? gin 5235 QM if L5T,gifZme1 fK 6A QWWiy??3 dw 25 ff M W' gf if W Mfjliiwgbf gif MWQf W if Qlf,gw ef3fiM JW N?y,gQf,WymZW I 'W Qffmjjly MA MM 'WWVJW rwwffzfyw? ffacj, 1 ,EW JORPXII. 2 , O Q MW? M QD GD if MQ, M15 MW bww? QM M ,,9fWWMff 'Vf f5l3f?J?f Qfjdifff CJKWQQAQMS 5WffQ,3gMyfQi?fw TffQi3 J waqQ 32 , S553 mMQVlQZLQZj,,?MMfQWb E Q? VW ggi fi fu WAiw3lQf6W?E3 753m WM wmwlwa WUJMW QWJL QM K4 fc ndirms, Indians I l SENIOR B's-RIGHT Ri ht Gow Dean Pierdomenico, Bock Row, Lett to g' : , , Chantry, Sobol, Mut , Pugh, Bernhardt, Colgan Kumpan Crondle. Third Row: Kircher, Cannle, Paden, Beaudette, Bar- ber Meazler Keough, Ogden, Garvey, Judd. Second Rowl: Gitchell, Griffiths, McGonigle, Fox, Duffy, Hornick, Rybacki, Rose, Wood, Korchak, Ronk First Row: Smith, Taylor, Cross, Chapolo, Bigart, Sut- liff, Cannovino, Kane, McDevitt, Tronsue. 1 SENIOR B's-LEFT Bock Row,Lett to Right: Hronec, Lubniewski, Roz Ronk, Kishpaugh, Liberto, Leo, Lesso, Picket Willis, Mauro, Scalone, Lester. Fourth Row: Hepworth, Sickler, Palmer, House, H man, Weale, Everett, Sorkision, Carrington, Maie Alderman, Bishop, Baycura, Crounse. Third Row: Laudato, Slocum, Cline, Brusik, Poet: hesio, Paoletti, Gianenetto, Wilson, Christian, Hal a . Second Row: Pupillo, Breswitz, Potenzino, Ka Borgia, liylef, MgcLeod, Wortonick, Damari, Gopc Wartine , swa . First Row: Potts, Tedschi, Eastman, Studer, Skillr Lee, Dyer, Bruno, Pasquale, Henehan, Jewell, A tone, Nichols. 5 31 as 2 ll S Tl 5 is in E se K X x JUNIORS-LEFT Bock Row, Lett to Right: Ross, O'Neil, Salie, Chamberlin, Covert, Ford, Rider, Baker, Larsen, Hogan, Taber. Fourth Row: Hoyt, Conklin, Ross, Dillingham, 1 Champoux, Hamilton, Bloodgood, Stauff, Lam Shoemaker, Steere, Pearson, Holden. Third Row: Deinhardt, Cummings, Hall, O'Brien, Brooks, Crompton, Herman, Allen, Zi Goodwin, Miller, Jones. Second Row: Murray, Kenyon, Seislove, Pi Stephen, Caton, Tripp, Peters, Price, Aldrich, N Smith, Benson, Spafard. First Row: Sigler, Detrick, Liporulo, Diener, Gr White, Schmidt, Greene, Brady, Gentile, He Whidden, Wilber, Richardson. Hear Ou all INIORS-RIGHT ck, Left to Right: Fuller, Mitchell, Hanks, Nealon, itias, Race, Duke, Sinander, Griswold. urth Row: Van Amburgh, Ransom, Pampette, ice, Loftus, Stirpe, Holmberg, Elliott, Krna, Knox, 'l0FlZ. iird Row: Orzehowski, Crandall, Show, Tinder, solo, Clinton, Tomkins, Kasapian, Hall, Schrader. :ond Row: Light, Parkhurst, Johnston, Pavlick, ller Nesevitch Baker Howell B r . , , , e ser, Grippin, Donnell, Peleggi, Poehls. st Row: Corner, Phillips, Benning, Contra, Cioleck, ilio, Bliss, Hoyt, Layman, Graves, Hine, Frost, illetti, Rolland. NIIORS-RIGHT k Row, Left to Right: Hirko, Fredish, Steele, dner, Puglisi, Spofford, Hannay, Alexander, De- lis, Segrue, Ward, Hertzog, Van Abs, Crandall 'th Row: Seward, Alexander, Callender, Adams bard, Daniels, Mead, Quinn, Corner, Demchak Jnns, Knowlton, Withers, Kilmer. d Row: Dix, Lawson, Brennan, Ross, Orzehowski, cot, Parsons, Burkman, Coffman, lvey, Hersh- ler, Pelham, Zumbach. ind Row: Ryan, Carpenter, Paine, Singer, Patton, gelke, Smith, Quackenbush, Capozzi, Polansky, mbaro, Snyder, Lewis. Row: Luth, Kulick, Raymond, Minvin, Morgan, s, Hughes, Rodman, Jones, O'Brien, Sbarra, Mc- iora, Mower, Silyernell. 1 I x M JUNIORS-LEFT Back Row, Left to Right: Lester, Reed, Smith, Edsell, Newberry, Lester, Nash, Johnson, Tino, Elio, Meaker, Neiss, Lyon. Fourth Row: Studer, Jones, Armstrong, Leick, Smith, Cooper, Shott, Winterberger, Surine, Reardon, Ward, Fuhri, Borruso, Williams. Third Row: Hornbeck, Collier, Holland, DeLuke, Lin- ville, Kerr, Barnes, Fish, Allen, Myers, Morrison, Bell, Armstrong. Second Row: Rounds, Seymour, Hardy, Dix, Stanford, Fiske, Wagner, Bertholf, Thurston, Coons, Haner, Wright, Gregory. First Row: Franco, McCann, Puglisi, St. Clair, Rice, Rice, Welch, McLennan, Whittemore, Janes, Brown, Smales, Hendrickson. rd -v-N n--, .. Here You Qflre .a' JUNIORS-RIGHT Bock Row, Lett to Right: Ferenczi, Kimball, Schuh, Torto, Morgan, Stone, Meade, Stuart, Smith, Kumpon, Bussom, Caciolo. Fourth Row: Dunbar, Gamble, Ellis, Combs, Woport Moser, Gardiner, Donnelly, Hodley, Wolrath. Third Row: Brandow, Geide, Weyant, Hoyt, Kennedy Wilson, Kneibler, Lavton, Ziats, Winsor, Bitting. Second Row: Mars, Butler, Fabrizio, Perman, Schad Oakley, Whitten, Rogan, Dufner, Darling, Schallesf First Row: Lee, Ellis, Woodruff, Vaseleck, Stephen Williams, Meaker, Kolanda, Hallenback, Heller, Hall Buckland. rs--- L, .. -rd.- JUNIORS-LEFT Bock Row, Left to Right: Allen, Whalen, Mitcl Briggs, Abbott, Mason, Baudendistel, Benlamin, C Fourth Row: Schmidt, Burkhardt, Smith, Spazii Craver, Sullivan, Washburn, Pompeii, Kutz. Third Row: Cohn, Wittman, Doran, Bergmann, K Vasek, Wittman, Van De Mark, Terry, Van Vorci Second Row: De Bellis, MocLennon, Smiley, Koel gAun,s'on, Bartholomew, Porcino, Wormuth, Ostran mit . First Row: Bennett, Howard, Corda, Russell, Evi Wood, Carpenter, Cipriani, Dutcher, Cashman. SOPHOMORES-LEFT Bock Row, Lett to Right: Cole, Napierala, Demi Whitcomb, Rueffer, Kumpan, Matthews, Fox, man, Parmelee, Michalek, McHale. Fourth Row: Lawrence, Benjamin, McGorry, Cc Salvemini, Wood, Koppler, Gardner, Puglisi, M Russell, Stanton, Crandle. Third Row: Johnson, Hudak, McCarthy, Wood: Schuk, Emmons, Kilmer, Moore, Bensley, Ber' Detrick, Mahoney, Coyle. Second Row: Sackett, Niedermaier, Morgan, Mu Hay, Becker, Faulkner, Ryan, Hoyt, Lent, Bc Bryant, Hider, Morrow. First Row: Russell, Connor, Stephen, Pennell, H MacFarlane, Gillen, Buman, Diskowski, Giblin, Lonzo, Brooks, Hardy, Dorion. Who am' the Hall DPHOMORES-RIGHT :ck Row, Left to Right: Dyer, MacDonald, Smith, artinichio, Vallone, Livingston, Muller, Manaton llette, Dervay, Tomasko, Roe, Collins, rurth Row: Bozon, Andrus, Kinsman, Wall, Bor- inaro, Brown, Kearns, Durkot, Gunsauls, Began tus, Pecka. lird Row: Klein, Esmay, Seager, LeCouver, Strozzi Rienzo, Murphy, Boland, Redmond, Hartman Donnell, West, Stiner, cond Row: Barnes, Steacy, Ames, Hartigan, Hen- arson, Felker, Strnatka, Babcock, Connelly, Finch :1to. Vosbury. rst Row: Pitha, Lippy, Di Vittorio, Baldwin, Thomas Ilante, Grech, Golan, Woitkavicz, Suydam, Ryan lI'nE. IPHOMORES-RIGHT ck Row, Left to Right: Hayes, Purcell, Phillips, bilotto, Maerkl, Lindow, Haggerty, Twining, Perry, iele, Canigg, Herman, Franklin. lrth Row: Jewell, Cushman, Varano, Raimondi ehler, O'NeiI, Bamer, Peleggi, Tew, Randall nbor. ird Row: Lisi, Yeomans, Totten, Watson, Schmidt robs, Lewis, Sullivan, Johns, Champoux, Frey -ry, Piqnatelli. ond Row: Robinson, Howe, Carman, Williams zsler, Knauss, Morehouse, Criscitello, Truesdell rrington, Medzygian. :t Row: Bullock, Ford, Di Fulvio, Griffith, Jamie- , Bitting, Hutchings, Hedden, Fowler, Curry, Ryan, -ris, Buchanan. SOPHOMORES--LEFT Back Row, Left to Right: Hobart, Barnard, Buckland, Ruqgeri, Darling, Baker, McNamara, Horning, Jones, Wilcox, Kresge, Place, DiStefano, Kipp. Fourth Row: Skinner, Engle, Drake, Fabrizio, Marano, De Silva, Murray, Fasano, Cook, Franklin, Allen, Johnston, Benedict. Third Row: Silvio, Grannan, Freer, Schmidt, Gallagher, Kane, Mastrogiovanni, Keough, Dwyer, Thomas, Donahue, Craver, Jones, Robinson. Second Row: Hawley, Linville, Johnson, McNeill, Terry, Beniamin, Austin, Schiono, Liberty, Carbo, Baker, Mauro, Rossier, McMahon, First Row: Pert, Huahes, Holic, Segrue, Downs, Pres- Iey, Swan, Sparks, Gow, Bishop, Petty, Brizzee, Hall, Santalucia, Johnson. 'Twel e Hundred Fmfljf-Five in QA!! SOPHOMORES-RIGHT Bock Row, Lett to Right: Donohue, Howell, Sivers, Kaim, Farthing, Mason, Hall, Goodspeed, Van Scoy, Mullins, Kettle. Third Row: Leighton, Kolosky, Howell, Moriority, Drewry, Santoni, Monarky, Church, Masciarelli, Wil- liams, Lindsley. Second Row: Johnson, Savercool, Wilcox, DeMartino, Uarper, Belles, Ely, Mastronardi, Brown, Small, Faber, eory. First Row: Sayer, Hill, Lawsen, Kuhl, King Quinn, 'gyleh Gorgol, Washburn, Locke, Puglisi, Schaffer, ma . jf rx--- EAA., EA SOPHOMORES-LEFT Bock Row, Left to Right: Sydman, Jurkovich, Coll Starkweather, Morris, Murtaugh. Fourth Row: Germond, Cole, Casey, Fahs, Hess, Gi Braunbeck, Manarky, Seratini, Tierno. Third Row: Marcello, Crowe, Ormiston, Cur Moore, Bulger, Lewis, Davidson, Crocker, Wi Bennett. Second Row: Martino, Faulkner, Long, Scott, 1 disco, Davidson, Kernan, Kernan, Van Derb Grippin, King, Bundy. First Row: Segrue, Cluff, Boyce, Farnham, Phi Gaige, Ross, Baldwin, Drake, Pirozzi, Smith, O'Bi Warren. SOPHOMORES-LEFT Bock Row, Left to Right: Harvey, Marcello, Ho talen, Guinane, 'Tomon, Clark, Buccasio, De Miceli, Mills. Third Row: Lotta, Mulligan, Sullivan, Curry, B Teed, Brennan, Bower, Transue, Arnold, Trebili Second Row: Bishop, Moore, West, Morgan, Mi Myette, Johnson, Stenson, Armstrong, Pon Cooper, Miller. First Row: Cortright, Warriner, Snedeker, Mc Briggs, Chapman, Pope, Whitmore, Zeamer, Sca Bullis, Brady. 1945 f3'26b gf? 'Q 5, 4,1 K3- 1' if :sf 4 Z 42 Ci xg. 2 2? 3 f ff fyf' Ji M1 ....,.,. .K X f E J! I . f fi il X 'XXVI 1 ff,fX:'.X '- X, f l ,fl IW M 'vm , V -'I ixllv I J A Wy WH WW IW' V QW' 'UMR 4 W, vw WW l ABOVE LEFT-THE NORTH HIGH CHOIR B l L' Maril n Sutliff, Laura King, Lorraine Kolanda, -Left Io Right, Row One: Andrew Perez, Beverly Owens, ever y ippy, y Vincent Howell. Row Two: Lois Henderson, Joan Leighton, Joan Goodrich, Nardina Tedeschi, Felicia DiRocco, Vivian Wright, Pauline Kurau, Joel Brauo. Row Three: Bob Casey, Jane Jewell, Betsy Morgan, Morquita Davidson, Betty Spettigue, Frank Kellum, Lewis Benson. Row Four: Jim Bouman, Alice Finch, Eleanor Smith, Nancy Bertholf, Virginia Sullivan, Gilbert Houghtalen, Joseph Shirhall. Row Five: Francis Beniamin, Charles Allen, Jerry Farthing, Donald Rider, Arthur Toman, John Cizauskas, Bill Fuller. ABOVE RIGHT-THE GIRLS' TRIO WHO SAY IT WITH MUSIC Left to Right: Janice Meade, Betty Spettigue, Alice Kays, ' I ' Alma Mae Parce, accompanist, Glrls Trlo The new Girls' Trio under the direc- Ch0ll' tion of Miss Marion Thornburn is A f . d practicing together this term for the group 0 Nfemy S 9e'f5 represente Baccalaureate Service. The members the North H'9h. Chou' m the. Fhorol are: Soprano, Joan Connelly, Second group which assisted the rendition of So mno Nordino Tedeschi and AC- the Passion Play during Holy Week at Cog Cmfst Barbara Quinn ' file Kalurah Temple. On Mey sue e P ' ' concert was held by two hundred and , fifty selected students from the South- FOSTIVOI CI'IOI'I.IS em Tier high Schools' fifty of these Preparations for auditions of the gsgntgrigix E?rly:edDvcf!grirO'?'dG:Ee Don Craig Concert presented at North . 9' e . e in May were the chief functions of the group. Each high school contributed its Chorus during the Spring term In N0- Eigvrfuslfggijnihtg gpgisrchestro Winch vember of '47, to construct the interest p ' in the Freedom Train and the ideals it represented, the Chorus sang The These are the song birds sometimes known as . al chews, watching the birdie, Freedom Train Song at assembly. Below: Festiv MUSIC FOR MILLIONS: BAND-RIGHT Buck Row: Lee Allen, Paul Sydman, Ken- neth Bitting, lvan Shay. Fourth Row: Tom Cummings, Ted Savo, Kenneth Winsor, Charles Allen, Francis Beniamin, Dqrwin Lindsley, Art Toman, Ivan Fahs, Arthur Drewry, Lillian Carman, Walter Johanns, George Peet. Third Row: Rita Detrick, Norma Jean Fuller, Joan Miller, Bob Baudendistel, Fran Letavish, Vincent Miceli, Paul Loomis, Er- nest Hartman, Stuart Eddy, Dick Carrington. Second Row: Dauna Robinson, Yvonne West, Joyce Wilbur, Jacqueline Wilson, Marjorie Smith, Norman Tiffany, Morris Goodspeed, Joe Liberto, Clarence Brown, Dick Hobart, Samuel Santoni, Antoinette Pompeii. First Row: Estello Cortright, Marlene Par- sons, Marilyn Morgan, Janet Mowry, Daniel Armstrong, Robert Morgan, Newell Cole, Louis Stirpe, Robert Rounds, Richard Em- mons, Minnie Benning. ORCHESTRA-BELOW First Violins: Barbara Gottshall, Virginia Sullivan, Joan Meaker, Nancy Hall, Evelyn Caton, Priscilla Pope. Second Violins: Ronald Pedrone, Russell D er, Florence Van Vorce, Lucille Morrow, Patricia Long, Patricia Miller, Suzanne Bishop. Vialas: Dauna Rob- inson, Nancy Bertholf. Cellos: Eleanor Smith, Eileen Stephen. Bass Fiddle: Kenneth Bitting. Flutes: Mary Greene, Marlene Par- sons. Clarinets: Jackie Wilson, Mariorie Smith, Horns: Robert Baudendistel, Joan Miller, Norma Jean Fuller, Rita Detrick. Trumpets: Tom Cummings, Byron Sterling, Charles Allen, Francis Benjamin. Trombones George Peet, Walter Johanns, Lillian Car- man, Saxophone: Fran Letovish. Oboe Marilyn Morgan, Bassoon: James Parsons, Percussions: Newell Cole, Dan Armstrong Piano: June Stanford. Ba nd Mr. Richard McCutchan, North's in- strumental Music director, was wel- comed back by the North High Band after returning from military service. Another Welcome Home, the lOth An- nual Band Reunion, was held during the first assembly of the fall term. One of the highlights of the annual Spring Concert by the band, which so faith- fully supported our victorious football team, was first rendition in the Triple Cities area of the Berlioz Grand Sym- phony. Orchestra The pupils and teachers of Port Dick School were favored this April by a concert given by our North High Or- chestra under the direction of Mr. McCutchan. The hard working mem- bers of this organization entertain you during the intermissions of Little Theater Guild as well as providing a musical background for these produc- tions. The orchestra also plays at many special assemblies and at all gradua- tions. reczselmint and Pride and Preiudice Helen Jerome's play, Pride and Prejudice, was very successfully staged by the members of the Little Theater Guild. Early nineteenth century England, at which place and time, marriage was the only possible career for women, served as a setting for this produc- tion. The plot revolved around a mother's frantic and determined efforts to marry off her three lovely but somewhat unwilling daughters and thus spare them from the shame of spinsterhood. Mickey Kane, Ottilie Schmidt and June Billings in a dramatic moment from Pride and Prejudice. THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Bennett-Ronald Pedrone Jenkins-Walter Hasset Mrs. Bennett-Ottilie Schmidt Lady Lucas--Mary Greene Charlotte Lucas-Veronica Price Jane Bennett-Anne Dana Elizabeth Bennett-Mildred Kane Lydia Bennett-Imogene Cross Mr. Darcy--John Thomas Mr. Bingley-Byron Sterling Mr. Collins-William Broughton Amelia-Irene Harman Mr. Wickham-Philip Chamberlain Captain Denny-Norman Tiffany Mrs. Bingley-Gloria Keyes Mrs. Gardiner-Janet Smiley Maggie-Juanita Pennell Lady Catherine De Bourgh-June Billings Colonel Guy Fitxwilliam-Justin Dix Mrs. Lake-Joan Heggelke LITTLE THEATER GUILD-BELOW, LEFT First Row, Left to Right: Mary Greene, Ottilie Schm Valerie Russell, Judy Cooper, Dian Puglisi, Betty Sm Gene Cross, Mildred Kane, Anne Dana. Second Row: June Billings, Barbara Bigart, Marilyn S Iiff, Ellen Thurston, Nancy Bertholf, Carolyn Davids Barbara Field, Bob Stone. Third Row: Donna Parkhurst, Rosalyn Cohn, Janet Smi Jackie Vandermark, Joan Heggelke, Helene Stephi Juanita Pennell, Carol Schmidt, William Brennan. Fourth Row: Maryellen Sigler, LuAnne Livingood, Bevi Hatfield, Janice White, Glory Keyes, Mary Burke, J Jewell, Virginia Sullivan, Helen Freer, Don Hornick. Fifth Row: Paul Dillingham, Robert Johnston, Jerry Ed: lvan Fahs, Newell Cole, Norman Tiffany, John Thon Ronnie Pedrone, Byron Sterling, Mr. Raymond Merchi Advisor, Bernard Puglisi, Bill Fuller. BELOW: The Paint Crew, the students who give up t study halls to be the reason why the brilliant, beaui sets get that way. Left to Right: Nancy Gentile, Joanne Sullivan, Pe Schad, Polly Perman, Dit Bowers, Shirley Hanley. ootlights THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Cora-Mary Greene Fedele-Robert Quinn Duke Lambert-Ronald Pedrone Aldo-Anne Dana Dutchess Stephanie-June Billings Princess of San Luca-Ottilie Schmidt Baron Cesarea-Jerry Hanifin Rhoda Fenton-Veronica Price Eric Fenton-David Moore Corrado-Byron Sterling Grazia+Mildred Kane His Serene Highness, Prince Sirki of Vitalba Alexandria-John Thomas Major Whitread-Norman Tiffany Stage Crew The sawing, hammering, hoisting, certain-pulling nch of boys whom you will always find backstage z none other than the Stage Crew of North High. eir efforts at building sets, producing proper hting effects, and making other features of the irth's plays run smoothly are rewarded by Little DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY All who attended the Little Theater Guild produc- tion of Death Takes a Holiday were gripped by the intensity and suspense of Walter Ferris's great drama. Few plays present moral truths in such a delightful way as did this one in which Death vacations for a period of three days, enjoying mortal company as a mortal, learning the joys and passions of flesh, and teaching the human beings with whom he came in contact beautiful things about the hereafter. eater Guild Pins. IHT- DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY 'I was so frightened when I heard of your accident nding: Mildred Kane, Byron Sterling, Ronald Pedrone. ited: Ottilie Schmidt, June Billings. .OW, LEFT- DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY 1 icy wind seemed to touch me-it was cold and rrible. t to Right, Standing: Veronica Price, Robert guinn, ry Elizabeth Greene, June Billings, Ronald Pe rone, :zme Hanifin, Anne Dana, David Moore, Byron Sterling. ted: Ottilie Schmidt, Mildred Kane. 'TOM RIGHT-STAGE CREW t to Right, Back Row: Clark Parmelee, Jerry Farthing, e Starkweather, Ray Barnes, Harold Moore, Jack nelee, Jack Gamble, Blaine MacCrabie, Manager. 'd Row: Jim Donahue, Jim Jones, Guy Deighton, Bob are, Bob Began, Burt Buckland. md Row: Dick Teed, Walter Braunbeck, Jim De Persis, Dervay, Stanley Lindow, George Butts. lt: Howard Holland. . N.. 1 . mix Honor Society lhikona, North High's chapter of the National Honor Society, has in the past year, as always, been very active. lts plans included activities not only for itself but for the school at large as well. ln February, the group sponsored The Hayloft Hop, an evening of round and square dancing to fine music, for the Indians of North's reser- vation. As is the custom each term, many new members were welcomed at the semi-annual induction assemblies in October and April. The spring pic- nic, an annual event, was planned at the group's meetings which were held once a month under the supervision of Mrs. Leo Nix, Miss Leona Malick, Mr. John Duff, Mr. Delbert Booher, and the newly-elected Mr. Charles How- land. SPRING OFFICERS, Left to Right: Bruce Franklin, vice-president, Richard Kabat, treasurer, Arthur Thomas, president, Mary Burke, secretary. HONOR SOCIETY--Top Picture. New Members. Left to Right, Seated: Veronica Price, Evelyn Catan, Valerie Russell, Barbara Rice, Janice White, Joan Heggelke, Nancy McLenan, Alma Mae Parce, Theresa Peleggi, Ottilie Schmidt, Donna Parkhurst. Second Row: Marv Green, Janet Graves, Joan Smith, Shirley Peters, Phoebe Williams, Ellen Thurston, Rose Kulik, Maryellen Sigler, Nancy Bertholf, Johanna Berger, Dorothy Terry, Marjorie Tripp, Barbara Gottshall, Mary Jane Burkhardt, Elizabeth Hall, Eileen Stevens. Third Row: Norman Sinander, Robert Geiser, Rodger Myers, Ron- ald Pedrone, Richard Spofford, Gordon Corner, Melvin Morgan, Joseph Schuh, Paul Salvi, Paul Moser, Frances Kohanic, Eugene Horvath, Philip Knox, Paul Dillingham. nan Ellhf FALL OFFICERS, Lett to Right: Bruce Campbell, president, Patricia Krause, secretary, Marilyn Brooks, vice-president, Paul Benjamin, treasurer. HONOR SOCIETY-Bottom Picture. Old Members. Lett to Right, Third Row: Dick Kabat, Bob Lane, Edgar Hopler, John Kassick, 'Bruce Campbell, Frank Paoletti, Bob Everett, David Bertholf, Bill Pratt Franz Hartman Gerald O'Loughlin, Bruce Franklin, Steven Brussll, Theodore Savd, Nicholas Wartonich, Clifton Allen, Ernest Schuler Harold Williams Ronald Ferrell. Second Row: Arthur Thomas, James Jones, Rita Pietrosanti, Edith Post, Nardina Tedeschi, Norma Wood, Bevery Vroman, Chloe Griffiths, Adele McDevitt, Pat Aswad, Helen McConnell, Frances Banczyk, Eleanore Thim, Cathleen Burns, Shirley Every, Mary Burke. First Row: Mary Alice Sullivan, Dolores Hutchings, Isabella Hutch- ings, Paula Taylor, Florence Korchak, Marjorie Heath, Irene Veit, Evelyn Thayer, Joan Irving, Gene Cross, Joan Breswitz, Joanne Sullivan. Projection Guild Running noon-hour movies and classroom training films are the chief duties of the Pro- jection Guild. Efficient trained operators in- sure a smooth running production. Mr. Roehm and Mr. Tate served as faculty advisors for this fine group who plan next year to present us with better films than ever. Forensic Forum The Forensic Forum did it again by decis- ively winning a debate with Central performed before the Civic Club, resolving that Congress should enact legislation to control inflation. Robert Stone and Ray Livingston, representing North's negative side, strengthened themselves and their technique by inter-Forum discussions under the supervision of Mr. Daniel Dressler. Y-Teens The girls of the Y-Teen this year besides combining fun with service concentrated on sports, mainly swimming and bowling. A con- ference was held at Syracuse during the spring term to plan a program for next year. The Y- Teens from Central and J.C. joined our girls in their weekly Wednesday night meeting at the Y.W.C.A. Lit Club This year I 5 new members were added to Lit Club at a welcome party on March IS, l948. The theme was based on drama with Isabelle Hutchings presenting a talk on Early Drama. Miss Conole and Mrs. Perkins gave views on present day Broadway plays such as Anthony and Cleopatra and Harvey, Miss Dorothy Tobias advises this group, which studies the various forms of literature. BELOW, FIRST PICTURE, PROJECTION GUILD. Left to Right, Bock Row: Jack Howe, Denton Forbes, Mr. Donald Roehm, George Scott, Bradley Cole, Milo Pierson, Guy Dayton, John Thomas, Mr. George Tate. Second Row: Stuart Martin, George Butts, Bob Geiser, Paul Dillingham, Clifton Allen, John Chantry. First Row: Allen Winterburger, Robert Rounds, Dick Collier. SECOND PICTURE, FORENSIC FORUM. Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Daniel Dressler, Faculty Advisor, Shirley Peters, George Butts. Seated: Phoebe Williams, Mary Ellen Sigler, Vickie Waitkavicz, Janet Graves, Norman Tiffany. BOTTOM, RIGHT, Y-TEENS. Back Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Jones, Mary Skillman, Pat Donahue. Third Row: Shirley Stiner, Carole Zeamer, Mary Murphy, Beverly Hatfield, Kay Lotta. Second Row: Frances Kozlowski, Alice Finch, Sally Lane, Barbara Meaker, Marjorie Hayes. First Row: Dorothy Brizzee, Marjorie Heath, Joan Irving. BOTTOM, LEFT, LITERARY CLUB. Bock Row, left to Right: Shirley Every, Nora M'Gonigle, Irene Martinichio, Alice Howard, Helen McConnell, Vickie Waitkavicz. Third Row: Miss Dorothy Tobias, Faculty Advisor, Evelyn Catan, Mary Greene, Frances Bancyzk, Cathaleen Burns, Irene Veit, Second Row: Ruth Smith, Chloe Griffiths, Marilyn Tronsue, Eleanor Thim, Isabelle Hutch- ings. First Rovl: Clara Montone, Nardina Tedeschi, Ann Henehan, Lucille Morrow, Edith Post. Pnnn Fifh1.t'snn QM Student Council The fall meetings of the Student Council competently presided over by President Jerry Hanifin. He received efficient assistance from Vice-Presi- dent Al Heggelke, Secretary Phil De- Persis and Treasurer Rog Haines. Fall activities sponsored by this group in- cluded a dance, a contribution of STUDENT COUNCIL- Government of the people, by the people, for the peopli Left to Right, Bock Row: Bill Pratt, Dick Wood, Bill Morris, Dick Holmberg, . Edsellblslicholas Wartomick, Don Dunbar, Bernie Puglisi, Bruce Campbell, Ted S J 'L hl' . erry oug in Third Row: Ben Clarke, Ray Livingston, Dave Beaudette, Robert Parkhurst, John Woyne Hebbard, Ed O'Neil, George Hull, Bob Steere. Second Row: John Murray, Merle Decker, Eleanor Smith, Theresa Peleggi, Steffie Gi Norma Jean Fuller, Lillian Carman, Betty Albreckta, Ray Barnes, Jerry Farthing. First Row: Joan Meaker, Norma Wooci, Jane Rice, Vivian Wright, Alice Finch, Permon, Helena Pasquale, Mary Greene, Gene Cross, Lois Henderson, Doris Hay, Ele Gallagher, Helen Polansky. 545.00 for Christmas packages, and Sl0.00 to CARE, The officers and sponsor of the organization attended the Southern Tier lnterscholastio Asso- ciation meeting in Delhi. The duties of the Council were taken over in the spring by the newly elected officers, President Jerry O'Loughlin, Vice-Presi- dent Bruce Campbell, Secretary Imo- gene Cross, and Treasurer Ted Savo. Activities of the spring term included ci mock council meeting held in assem- bly, a contribution to Memorial Day Decorations, and playing host to a meeting of the Triple Cities Student Council. To finance its various activi- ties, the Council conducted a semi-an- Page Fifty-Two 3, - ABOVE, THE FALL OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL: Jerome Hanifin, President, Al Heggelke, Vice-President, Philomenc De Persls, Secretary, Rog Haines, Treasurer. LEFT, THE SPRING OFFICERS. Back: Bruce Campbell, Vice- Presidentg Jerry O'Loughlin, President. Front: Gene Cross, Secre- tary, Ted Savo, Treasurer. nual Tag Sale. To foster school spirit, the group held on emergency session with its officers as leaders to formulate a policy dealing with Cafeteria regula- tions. lt also tackled in an informal way student response to Assemblies. I Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross representa- tives who meet at least once a month with their leader, Miss Fox, have col- lected this year, ash trays, canes, play- ing cards, and squares for afghans, all to go to veterans' hospitals. The school as a whole was honored when their president, Vickie Waitkavicz, was elected Broome County Junior Red Cross chairman. 'is TOP RIGHT, FILLING RED CROSS BOXES. Standing, Left to Right: Vickie Waitkavicz, Bob Whipple, Frances Kozlowski. Seated, Lett to Right: Barbara- iean Quinn, Irene Veit. ABOVE, RED CROSS OFFICERS. Standing, Lett to Right: Frances Kozlowski, Bob Whipple, Irene Veit. Seated: Vickie Waitkavicz. BOTTOM RIGHT, FRENCH DINNER. Seated, Clockwisez Alice Kays, Don Hogan, Sandra Titus, John Duffy, Gathel Scoville, George Peet, Irene Har- mon, Bob Germond, Norma Wood, Paul Benjamin, Janice Meade, Frank Kellam, Ruth Smith. BOTTOM LEFT, GERMAN CLUB. 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Mr. Paul Kraiss - led the group on their pleasant way, assisted by the officers: Robert Mor- gan, Allan Winterberger, Eleanore Thim, Norah M'Gonigle and Paul Sydman. The French Dinner PII Un bon repos n'est-ce pas. N'est-ce pas, agree those mem- bers of the French class who attended the French Dinner in November. The theme of the diner was Cordon Bleu or Blue Ribbon, and it did take first prize with its many fine delicacies. Only French was spoken throughout the entire meal. Paae Fiftv-Three Q5 AIOVE, NORTH STAR EDITORS. Loft to Right, lock Row: Paula Taylor, Circulation, Marilyn Transue, Business Manager, Miss Mary Conole, Faculty Advisor. Third Row: Isabella Hutchings, Clubs, Rita Pietrosanti, Photog- raphy: Helen McConnell, Editor-in-Chief, Edith Post, News, Pat Aswad, Features. Second Row: Evelyn Thayer, Sports, Nardina Tedeschi, Managing, Chloe Griffiths, Contracts. First Row: Andrew Perez, Art. North Star The school paper is one of the most import- ant features at North because of the informa- tion given concerning students, activities, and world affairs. The North Star is under the di- rection of Miss Mary Conole, advisor, and Helen McConnell, editor. A May Queen's Ball, sponsored by the paper, was held on May l-4. During the spring term the regular number of issues increased to four each semester. BELOW, NORTH STAR STAFF. Bock Row, Lett to Right: Jane Tyler, Hazel Felker, Lois Hendrickson Marion Page, Marilyn Davidson, Carolyn Davidson, James De Persis. Fourth Row: Ronald Dewe , George Hornbeck, Joseph House, Robert Lanton, Robert Parlhurst, Andy Perez, Joseph Liberto, Frank Marano. Third Row: Sandra Suydam, Ellen Thurston, Nancy Bertholf, Joan 2-:le?geIke, Mabel Evans, Vickie Waitkavicz, Pat Grady, Newell oe. Second Row: Beverly Jones, Ruth Morrow, Eleanore Howard, Katherine Hoyt, Mildred Kane, Mariorie Heath. Front Row: Beverly Owens, Margaret Balok, Evelyn Thayer, Joyce Baldwin, Janice White, Gene Cross, Don Ladauto. ortlr Sim' i ABOVE, WAMPUM COPYWRITERS. Lett to Right, Sl Robert Geiser, Helen Freer, Kenneth Knowlton. Seated Baldwin, Carol Ann Schmidt, Margaret MacLennan, Pat Anne Marie Ryan, Jackie VanDeMark. BELOW, WAMPUM TYPISTS. Lott to Right, Standing: N Balok, Eleanor Howard, Evelyn Thayer. Seated: Pat Phi Beverly Howard. n E 4 Cf.. i, A 3 ABOVE, Lett to Right: Mr. Charles Konecny, Photog- raphy Faculty Advisor, Merle Burdick, Frank Sturges, Donald Hornick, Jack Smith. BELOW, BUSINESS STAFF. Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. rdon, Faculty Business Advisor, Joan Breswitz, Claudine Matych, anor Gallagher, Beverly Barton, William Lindsley. ated, Left to Right: Mary Hartigan, Margaret MocLennan, Jnces Banczyk, Business Manager, Helena Pasquale, Erdine Quill and Scroll Only those students whose literary efforts represent the highest type of journalism ore invited to join Quill and Scroll. Satisfactory scholastic record and superior work in writing are some of the qualifications required for membership. Each member is to devote himself to the welfare of the school and the other groups to which he belongs. RIGHT, QUILL AND SCROLL. Lett to Right, Third Row: Vickie Woitkavicz, Elizabeth Hall, Paula Taylor, Helen McConnell, Miss Mary Conole, Faculty Advisor, Pat Aswad. Second Row: Isabelle Hutchings, Rita Pietrosanti, Marilyn Tran- sue, Edith Post, Eleanore Thim. First Row: Evelyn Thayer, Nardina Tedeschi, Chloe Griffiths, Andrew Perez. ABOVE, AQDMIRING TH! 1948 WAMPUM COVER. Reading Clock- vrse, Beginning with the Bock Row: Eleanore Thim, Editor-in- Chief, Jerry 0Loughlin,-Sports Copywriter, John Dow, Roland Ketchum, Joe Qrzehowski, Wampum Artists, Vickie Waitkavicz, Photography Editor, Elizabeth Hall, Activities Editor, Mr. Webster Haight, Faculty Advisor. Wampum The North High Wampum staff worked diligently this year under the supervision of Mr. Webster Haight, carefully carrying out the various inter- esting, but sometimes tedious, tasks which go to make up a yearbook. A rousing advertising campaign was held during the week of March l3 which included movies, music and speeches to inform the student body about the Wampum. Mrs. Betty Gordon served in the capacity of faculty advisor to the business staff and Mr. Charles Ko- necny was the chief factor in making possible the numerous pictures for the yearbook. Together with these helpful people, the editor-in-chief, Eleanore Thim, and her many assistants strove to make the l948 Wampum the best ever printed. Page Fifty Five x TY , 'K 'EWS Ep fl sa K ' 3 - ' J' ' ' M Ai'x fx , A X . . . , ? P MR k .. : 'c n m xx V . 1 -Y , 1 as ..v' 2:- m 7, V migww -'Y -W K - 1 W, K., v,A, fl AL K VVVVI V-,. R VK . A - vw ikcadzwkwg. 3.6 gxxzk 1 ' mm' ,. 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' sa S2 X xg: S, ' K Lfm y K S Q Jigfy .I H lfln L:gyHan't:aack '- . . .J,w2-w',f,- :fr ir -.1 wg-rm , f fiksw 1 , ' 'wx if-A , 5a:-'H -Eff K' ' - H - ' L . ji. L t,X,i:AAi J, K A if Joe Mlcallnl Left Guard 'Q R, 5 N Q Vince Gorbarlno Left End Dnnn Eifhhlinhl- , - .. - 1. . m y Q I :E 2 ' qs' f- iff :.::..1f.':::E 'f f 4 T .i f rw ff-ff f - . fm-1 M in Q it ta. Q3 if X VARSITY. Left to Right, Bock Row: Cline, Shramek, Horvath, Race, Mastrogiavanni, Bullock, Roma, Lyles. Second Igow: Geiser, Gianetto, R. Wilson, Atwood, Heggelke, Barnes, Franklin, Hull, Fox, Kabat, Schroeder, Everett, uglisi. Front Row: McGowan, Hogan, K. Wilson, Johnston, Capwell, Wright, O'Loughlin, Micalizzi, Clarke, Deinhardt, Garbarino, Hanifin, Petro, Reynolds. FOOTBALL , ff Last season's football team brought honors to North by winning the Southern Conference Champion- ship, defeating all of its conference opponents, except J.C., in which the result was a 6-6 tie. The team cap- tured the Binghamton Press Trophy and the Babcock Trophy. The mighty eleven also overran its only non-conference opponent, Utica Proctor. Most of the credit for these accomplishments goes to Gordon O'Reilly, North's new coach, who did a fine job in coaching this championship team. COACHES. Left to Right: Lalley, Demoree, O'ReiIly JUNIOR VARSITY. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Ozzie Winters, Transue, Wlf1fel'5, l'l0Wl0V1d- Sullivan, Perkins, Seward, Pompette, Ciofal, Wolff, Demchak, Tender, Knowl- ton, Surine, D. Puglisi, Mathias, Tino. Second Row: Napierala, Benedetto, Sarkisian, Lewis, Gunsauls, J. Puglisi, Zurnbach, Lawrence, Hartman, Morris, Wood. Front Row: Manager Lindsley, Daniels, Ransom, Mitchell, Manager Ormiston. ome din North 32, Elmira Southside 14-Sept. 27 Putting the T formation to good use, North's halfback Jerry Hanifin broke loose to score all five tallies with runs of 76, 78, 15, 11 and 3 yards. After the game, football fans were talking about Red Grange and his num- ber 77, which is also Hanifin's jersey number. North 19, Union Endicott 18-Oct. 4 Eight thousand fans saw the Redmen scalp their second victim, U.E., with three T.D. passes thrown by Q.B. Don Hogan, first to Gar- barino on the 15-yard stripe, then to Clark on the thirty, and to Hanifin on the 5. Mica1izzi's conversion gave the Indians the point that won them the game. North 32, Utica Proctor 12-Oct. 13 A Columbus Day crowd of 5,500 saw North trailing at the end of the first quarter, 12-6, with the first T.D. scored by Hogan. But the Indians came back for a big third quarter. Hanifin went around right end for a tally. Wil- son converted. Petro went over next on a pass from Hanifin. Hogan passed to Garbarino in the end zone for another T.D. Chuck Fox set up the last tally when he blocked a punt, scooped it up and dashed to the one-yard line where he was stopped from behind. Petro then carried it over. A North 19, Elmira Free Academy 0-Oct. 18 Jerry Hanifin scored North's first tally from E.F.A.'s 4-yard line. Petro made the second on a buck. Then Hanifin caught a kick, fumbled it, picked it up, and dashed 78 yards down the sidelines. A1 Heggelke converted. A fourth T.D. was almost scored, but North fumbled on the 1 foot line. The closest E.F.A. got to pay ground was the five-yard line. TOP PICTURE: Hanifin, Garbarino and Heggelke pull down J.C. back in stale- mate battie. MIDDLE PICTURE: Petro, aided by Johnston block, gains ground against Central. BOTTOM PICTURE: Roma closes in for the kill on an Elmira Southside back in l the season's opener. or Shine North 40, Ithaca 0-Oct. 25 North's first tally was on a pass from Hogan to Johnston to Petro, who took it on the 25- yard line and dashed into the end zone. Wil- son converted. Hanifin ran a punt back 65 yards for another tally. Other T.D.s were scored by Hogan, Johnston, Bullock and Petro. Hanifin got two points on plunges and Barnes scored one. North 26, Central 6-Nov. I 8,000 fans turned out to see this traditional game. Central scored in the first quarter to lead 6-0. North came back in the second when Petro crashed over from the l -yard line. Hani- fin converted. Half-time, North 7-Central 6. North scored again in the third period when Petro went over from the 3 and Wilson con- verted. ln the fourth, Hanifin went off left tackle for another tally. Hogan intercepted a Bulldog pass and ran to the one, where he was tackled. A pass from Hogan to Garbarino in the end zone completed the T.D. North 6, Johnson City 6-Nov. 8 This all-important game was fought on a battlefield of snow and slush. ln the first period J.C. scored a touchdown on a march from our 23-yard line. Johnston smeared the extra point attempt. ln the third, Deinhardt recovered a J.C. fumble on North's 33. Hanifin took it to the 4l, Petro to the 48. Hanifin again went to J.C.'c 44, Petro to the 34. Kenny Wilson broke loose and went over for the T.D. Hogan's conversion was stopped. The game ended with North in possession of the ball on J.C.'s 47. TOP PICTURE: Co-captains Hogan and Hanifin receive coveted Binghamton Press Trophy for winning Conference crown. MIDDLE PICTURE Bob Reynolds, fill- ing Petro's shoes, romps off tackle fdr a gain against Elmira Southside. BOTTOM PICTURE: Central's Billy Hoskins is cut down as he tries to slice inside the North's left end. All action shots on this page and on the opposite page are used through ggggourtesy of the BINGHAMTON ack S bots Z me N . 'Kwai V.o1l,x.lh to Mgmt: Benq leogner , Bob PXBYGOKCXYQXCO, yiiw-e Umv-ok, hm Gowns, Benq Ouvxaox, Xocv- SuXYx-lon, w on Svc-4 , Doo ?ugYx4x,1 ed ximdsmq. Second Y-owl: Ed Sookkovd, rhoms Goqdsoeed. 6 TEN!-1 xovw Srxwoder, Oouqms 9-oce, Semi vXorixk'm, Yxm Bxmocv, Nev- Yexro, dmv- 91006, elm Gas-xoxo, Geowge mx dmv- Lenox. 'C hrs! 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This game was the first conference loss for the Red and Blue. Feb. Z7-Elmira Southside Determined that they would not lose the championship, the Indians took the measure of Elmira Southside. Led by John DonneIly's I6 points and Ben Clarke's IO, the Northmen ended up in front, 62-39. Mo rch 5-Endicott Ending the conference season in a blaze of glory the Indians virtually slaughtered a very weak U.E. team, 71-35. This game was prob- ably the most exciting played all season, not only for the team, because it meant the first championship team North has ever had, but also for Bucky Roche, North star forward. Buck, while leading his team to victory, set a league scoring record by making 34 points. He TOP LEFT - INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Left fo Right, Second Row: John Bulger, Jim Guinan, Andy Salvemini, Vince Coyle, Lowell Transue, Earl Bennedum, First Row: Tom Matias, Phil Tender, Bob Koltz, Buck Heggelke, Norm Sinander, Harry Mars, John Chantry. TOP RIGHT-INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Left to Right, Second Row: Bob Salie, Bob Eaton, Larry Cline, Rog Salle, Rog Myers. First Row: George Mason, Jim Ormiston, Ray Wilson, Phil Knox, Harold Seward. RIGHT: Capwell disputes possession of ball with a determined J.C. player. also won for himself the individual scoring crown for the season with a total of 238 points. March 6-Hornell Still pepped up from winning the champion- ship, and also governed by the thought of gaining revenge for a mid-seasan setback, the Big Red Indians climaxed the regular season with hard earned victory from the Red Raiders from Hornell. Buck Roche with 20 points, and John Donnelly with I I, led the scoring parade, however, much praise goes to Ben Clarke. Even though he had only 8 counters he made all of them in the last quarter and they were instrumental in keeping North ahead in the 59-54 contest. March I 3-Johnson City Even champions are upset, and such was the case in the Section IV playoff game with the J.C. Wildcats. Fighting hard to overcome an early deficit, the Indians could not seem to overtake the Maroon team, falling 2 points short in the end. Roche, Donnelly and Clarke led the crusade, hitting for ZI, II and IO points, respectively, but their efforts were in vain, as the game ended 54-52. Page Sixty-Five Cross Country Continuing to dominate the field c hill and dale runners, the North Cro: Country team climaxed a successfi season by walking away with the Sei tion lV NYSPHSAA Cross Caunti Meet. Sparked by the brilliant runnir of Bud Shaw and Ed Paden, the Narl Harriers swept by almost all the appc sition to bring great glory to Nartl ln the Section IV Meet it was Shax Palen, Rasmussin, Wiltsie and Beai dette who furnished the winning ma gin. However, the other members c the squad deserve much credit for the hard work. Those who received lette were Shaw, Paden, Rasmussin, Kilme ABOVE, CROSS COUNTRY. Standing, Left to Right: Coach, John Sasinek, McCarthy, Pedrone, Koltz, Griffiths. Kneeling: Beaudette, Shaw, Rasmus- sen, Wiltsie, Kilmer. RIGHT, TRACK. First Row, Left to Right: Crompton, Petro, Mitchell, Knowlton, Cline, Allen, Shramek, Lewis, Paden, Hanifin, Teed. Second Row: Tender, Benedetto, Koltz, Clarke, Beaudette, Beam, Began, Shaw, Decker, Krach, Wiltsie. Third Row: Kabat, Barnes, Ziats, Knox, Kilmer, Pedrone, Deinhardt, Holland, Ivey, Chantry, Hull. Fourth Row: Coach Reutlinger, Houghtalen, Leo, Cham- poux, Zumbach, Tino, Moore, Mc- Carthy, Hall, Fox, Davidson. Fifth Row: Toth, Manager, Winterberger, Grier, Eaton, Assistant Manager, Hess. ll TH Tnli HUB If 'Track Jack Reutlinger's trackmen, opening the l948 sea- son, added another feather to their chief's headdress by capturing the Section Four Annual Relay Meet. Proving themselves to be a well balanced team, the Indians, though taking only one first place, rolled up twenty-one points as compared with the thirteen counters gained by the second place team, Johnson City. Placing in all seven events, the Warriors wan the distance medley, took second place in the 440-yd. re- lay, the mile relay, the 880-yd. relay, and the two- mile relay, and third place in the shuttle hurdles and the sprint medley. Keeping alive their record of not having lost a dual meet since l945 the North Trackmen defeated John- son City 582f3 to 45V3. Jerry Hanifin was the big gun, taking first place in the 220 and broad iump and help- ing win the relay. The other blue ribbon winners for North were Ben Clarke in the pale vault, Bill Dein- hardt in the shot put, George Hall throwing the discus and Nick Petro, who capped the hurdle race. Page Sixty-Six Wiltsie and Beaudette. n TH mm wx'-X-PM BELOW, TRACK: Eddie Paden and Ray Shaw show the strain of practice for the next meet. RIGHT, VARSITY. Back Row, Lett to Right: Tomon, Giannetto, Ronk, Gar- barino, Donnelly, Nealon, Durkot, Fer- rell. First Row: Crocker, Crago, Wilson, Shay, Wood, Durkot, Conklin. Taseball This year Coach Nichols has built his team around six lettermen from last year's nine. The mainstays in- clude Buck Roche, John Donnelly, Vince Garbarino, Jack Ronk, Ron Ferrell and Mike Durkot. These men could form the nucleus of a championship team be- cause they hold down the key positions on the field, and so, with some strong support, North can be the team to beat this year. Vince Garbarino at first, Mike Durkot at short and John Donnelly and Ron Ferrell in the outer garden are a great resource. Along the hit- ting line Vince Garbarino paves the way with Roche and Donnelly following through. Of course we must not forget the rookies on this year's squad. Making bids for position are Dick Crago, Ivan Shay, Wally Gow, Joe Giannettoand Jerry Durkot. With a team composed of players like these, we at North are bound to be proud of the record that this year's baseball team will establish. . iContinued on Page 681 LEFT, JUNIOR VARSITY. Back Rav, Left to Right: Bozon, Dyer, Beam, Stanton, Baker, Frey, Carrington. Sec- ond row: Spaford, Coyle, Calander, Lindsley, Combs, O'NeiI, Barlow. Front Row: Curran, Loftus, Norris, Giunan, MacNamara, Arnold. Knocking the lid off the Southern Tier Conference baseball season, the Big Red lndians, led by the fine hurling and hitting of Buck Roche, shackled the Or- ange Tornado of U.E. 4-O. Roche, pitching superbly, allowed only two hits while striking out ten and walk- ing one. Buck also led the team at the plate with three hits in three times at bat. Vince Garbarino garnered two triples in four tries, and Red Ferrell had two hits in three official trips to bat to help bring up the score. Held scoreless for the first seven innings, the North Diamond Men bunched in seven during the last two frames to defeat Elmira Free Academy 7-3. Jerry Durkot and Buck Roche pitched six-hit ball while John Donnelly and Joe Giannetto led the hitting with two singles apiece, Donnelly having a home run. Behind the two-hit pitching of Buck Roche, the Indians continued on their winning way by defeating Central 2-O. Twirling beautifully Roche struck out twelve, walked none, and also scored one run to boost the cause. N CLUI. lack Rav, Lol! Oo Right: Mary Rogan, Marilyn Bostwick, Frances Banczyk, Eileen Stephen. 1 Front Row: Maril ri Transue, Eleanore Thim, Vickie Woitkavicz, Isabelle Hutchings, Chris Zontro. RIGHT, BELOW, GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: Hit it!! N Club The N Club, one of the newest organizations at North, was formed to give recognition to the girls who have been outstanding in sports. A girl must earn 150 points to receive her N and become eligible for membership. It takes approximately two years to earn an N . After becoming a member she is given the privilege of acting as a leader in her gym class and head of committees when the G.A.A. sponsors play days. i E .1 Boys' Volleyball Under the guidance of Mr. Ernes Lalley, North's passers and spikers dia outstanding work against tough com petition. Chuck Fox and Harold Bean were stars in a fine group of players. Girls' Volleyball Seventy-two North High girls signer up for intramural volleyball under thi direction of Mrs. Kern and were di vided into teams. Of all the teams Betty McNamara's proved to be mos capable of volleying the ball. Varsity B The Varsity B, an organization which consists of North's lettermen, is now one of the largest groups in the school, having its ranks enlarged by lettermen of the past season's football and basketball teams. The officers of the club are: President, Jerome Honi- fin, Vice-President, Richard Kabat, Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Puglisi. Girls' Athletic Association Under the tip-top leadership of Mrs. Wilma Kern, the girls from GAA. have had a very active year. Their most important activity was a Play Day held for 9A girls from the junior high schools. Because of the results of this play day and having received a tribute of praise from Mr. Martin Helfer, Superintendent of Schools, the Girls' Athletic Association is planning to hold bigger and better play days semi- annually. Fabrizio. 1 Dnnn C t N TOP, G.A.A. Third Row, Lett to Right Theresa Peleggi, Christine Contro Ann Henehan, Joan Irving, Lorraine Kolanda Joan Miller, Rita Detrick, Bernadine Cio Ieck. Second Row: Jane Barlow Barbara McMahon, Grace Johnson, Jane Wittman Mary Roaan, Joan Wittman, Doris Hay Mary Burke, Mary Aldrich, Eileen Wilson Frances Mower, Margaret McLennan Ann O'Brien, Mary Emilio, Doris Hoyt Joan Liparulo. First Row: Juanita Corner Frances Banczvk, Marilyn Transue, Eleanore Thim Isabella Hutchings, Vickie Waitkavicz Sue LEFT, VARSITY B. Fourth Row Lett t Right: Pete Yacko, John Frey, Ronnie Ped rone, John Slocum, Russell Wiltsie Jerome Hanifin, Third Row: Merle Decker Vince Garbarino, Al Heggelke, Val Horvath Ray mond Nealon. Second Row: Ronald Ferrell Harold Beam, Richard Kabat, Mike Durkat Ken Knowlton, Charles Fox. First Row David Beaudette, Nicholas Petro, Robert Gitchell Ben Clarke, Raymond Livingston. LEFT, BADMINTON: Segrue and Bitting playing a scheduled game against Thim and Hutchings. Girls' Badminton One sport in which a number of girls were interested was badminton. Tour- naments were held on a challenge basis. Sixty-eight girls appeared on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons to prove their athletic ability and also to enjoy themselves on a competitive scale. Boys' Tennis Coach John Sasinek depended on veterans of last year's team to carry the tennis squad to a successful season. Although they were defeated in a match play by a strong Norwich team, Livingston, Gitchell and Butts brought in many victories tor North. LEFT, CENTER: Ray Livingston serves a high one. RIGHT, CENTER: Ken Winsor re- turns Ci serve. LEFT, TENNIS TEAM. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Sasinek, Rodger Myers, Richard Collier, Jack Hannay. Front Row: Jack Hill, Darwin Lindsley, Ken Winsor, Ray Living- ston, George Butts. Ping Pong Some quite ambitious girls who en- joy intramural sports found it difficult to advance on the ladder when they signed up for the singles Ping Pong Tournament. Adele McDevitt held the top rung for the longest time. In the doubles tournament, the winners were Betty Bitting and Betty Lou Hutch- ings. ABOVE, PING PONG. Standing Left to Right: Alice Finch, Betty Bitting, Betty Lou Hutchings, Margaret MacLennan. RIGHT, GOLF. Standing, Left to Right: John Krna, Richard Wise- logel, Edward O'Neil, Kneeling: Val Horvath, John Hepworth. BELOW RIGHT, BOWLING. Standing, Left to Right: Ford Arnold, Elliott, Barker, Schaffer, l-lorvath, Marqan, Bennett, Ben iamin, Machalek, Griffith. Golf Under the leadership of their new coach, Mr. McGinnis, the golf squad prepared to tee off against Union Endi- cott for their regular season. Coach McGinnis is building a great team for the future, although this year he banked on regulars Wiselogel, Hep- worth, Horvath, and Ferenczi to carry the burden on the fairways. These boys were supported by O'Neil and Krna, the newcomers to this year's links team. Boys' Bowling Making a strong finish, North's bowling team split the pins for third place out of a field of twelve teams in the Section Four Bowling Tournament. During the regular season, the Indians racked up seven wins as compared with seventeen losses to finish fourth. The boys who rolled the big balls this year were Bennett, Horvath, Schaffer, El- liott and Morgan. Page Seventv-One Softball The American sport of baseball is very popu- lar among the girls at North. One hundred and twenty girls signed up to play on either Mon- day and Thursday or Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons. They divided into ten teams con- sisting of a captain and eleven other girls. Each team assumed the name of a state. Girls' Basketball Last fall, if you heard a bunch of business- like girls calling themselves Giants or Dodgers, you knew that they were some of the seventy-five girls who played Intramural Basketball. Pat Krause's team captured first place in the series of games. Cheerleaders At basketball and football games, specta- tors are heartened by the appearance of spar- kling red and blue uniforms. These are North's peppy cheerleaders who, with their enthusiasm, add as much to a sport as the game itself. The group consists of Varsity and J.V. squads. TOP RIGHT, GIRLS, SOFTBALL: You're out! CENTER, GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Get the BalI ' BELOW, CHEERLEADERS. Left to Right: Don McNitt, Barbara Gottshall, June Fischer, Patricia Grace, Patricia Krause, Marian Giamrnarino, Jean Kettle, Donna Rodman, Joan Heggelke, Flor- ence Korchak, Andy Perez. Page Seventy-Two T 7,21 -. g l : 2 - 4 l 'ri me K I, f l fill- 1.1 K X K W . E Ilsiiiixmll ..N lr.:..i A I M 1' nr E g. .ssilg l es 5+-ggfliiii n -,, '- Ai -gf-i W? Y .. IJ. IIKTIIUH REDEDICATION WEEK A specially designated week in November '47 brought to the attention of every freedom-minded individual the fact that homage must be paid to the memory of those who gave their all to assure us of permanent peace, and so it was that our community, with the aid of the different schools, adopted a carefully planned program in celebration of Rededication Week. The city was adorned with posters announcing the arrival of the Freedom Train, schoolteachers were kept busy teaching their students a new Pledge, the purpose of which was to re- affirm the Pledge of Allegiance which we know so well, and rattle off without careful consideration, radio stations day and night urged their listeners to reserve a little time for thought since their forefathers spent so much time fighting for the leisure which is part of our daily practice. Early in the morning of November 9, l947, the train pulled into the station to be welcomed by eager citizens who had been waiting in the cold dawn for their first sight of famous historical documents of which they had heard so much in the past. This experience may not have made good men from evil, or changed anyone's mode of life, but it did serve its purpose in this one respect, that it opened our eyes and hearts to an ideal which has survived many a war and depression to make us a nation envied by all. BELOW RIGHT, COLOR GUARD AT REDEDICATION ASSEMBLY. Lett to Right: Bruce Stauff, Robert Geiser, Robert Rounds. JOHN THOMAS INTRODUCING THE THEME FOR SPEAKING CONTEST. Below Lett, Standing: John Thomas. Seated, Lett to Right: Jerry Hanifin, Gathel Scoville, Ronald Pedrone, Elizabeth Hall. I Speak fbi' 'Democracy' I, as a former subject of complete totalitarian- ism, speak for demociracy. I am humbly grateful that I have escaped the horrors of war and per- secution and that I can now live in this wonderful country where everyone can enjoy the blessings of democracy. Because I have seen the seeds of intolerance, greed, prejudice and hatred planted among the weak, misguided and ignorant people ofa nation, and have also seen the inevitable climax which brought unspeakable terror and loss to those of all races, colors, and creeds of the entire world, l know that it is my privilege and duty to plead with you to do everything within your power to safeguard our democracy for which the builders of gnis nation have hoped, prayed, lived, and even die . We all have witnessed time and time again the terrible outcomes of the teaching of totalita- rianism, and it is up to us, the youth and future of America, to show the world what true democ- racy is and for what it stands. Ever since the birth of our nation, we have ad- vocated individualism, we have been taught that all men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inaliennable rights, and this has accounted for the enormous growth of this nation where there can be no room for in- tolerance in any form. Too few of us fully appreciate what a great blessing it is to be able to express oneself freely and to worship God in one's own fashion without fear. l know, because I have experienced the persecution of minorities, witnessed the burnings of the Temples of God and have seen not only the destruction ofthe living, but I have even seen the incited crowds demolish graves so that not even the dead could rest in peace Furthermore, l have lived through a period in which the innocent were tortured to death, concentration camps were overfilled with those who still believed in the rights of free speech and religion, and a period in which parents were deprived of their God-given rights of bringing up their children, by being forced to turn them over to organizations which taught them from earliest childhood that might is right and that anyone, including even their own parents, who contradicted that belief was regarded a traitor to the state and was to be pun- ished and tortured by methods sometimes even worse than death. This is the result of totalitarianism in which the masses leave to follow blindly their demented leaders and in which there is no room for mercy and remorse. Now we have arrived at the crossroads of des- tiny, one way leads to a better understanding not only among the people of our nation, but most important among the nations of the world, the other road can lead only to what may well be the utter destruction and even the end of all man- kind. Again, l implore the youth of America to realize fully the importance and seriousness of this critical moment, to take an active part in spreading the ideals of democracy so that the hope of the world may not be destroyed. 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Incorporated PHONE 2-7221 209 WATER STREET More than 35 years of customer satisfaction BERNlE'S SHOE SERVICE l Main Street BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK SPORTING GOODS FULL SOLES Zippers Repaired ALL LEATHER GOODS REPAIRED RiDLEY-'rRAlNED SECRETARIES and ACCOUNTANTS are in great demand throughout the Triple Cities. Prepare at RIDLEY'S for an interesting and lucrative office position and assure yourself of a successful business career. SUMMER SESSION STARTS JUNE 28 Call, Phone or Write Today for a Copy of Our Interesting Catalog RlDLEY'S is Registered by New York State Board of Regents and is Approved for the Training of Veterans under G-I Bill of Rights. RIDLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Sun Building Telephone 2-5348 Congratulations to the Graduates of NORTH HIGH A I ng E. J. salesman helps Bob Steere put on 0 sturdy ond comfortable poir of E. J. h P S They both seem pretty hoppy about it! EN DICOTT JDHNSON RETAIL STORES AWNINGS - TARPAULINS For Home and Otfice Since l877 ATWOOD TENT Cr AWNING CO. 92 Washington St. Dial 4-4267 For the BEST Moving and Storage Dial JOHN B. SOUTHEE, INC. 178 State St. Binghamton, N. Y. 4-4391 - DIAL - 4-4392 Congratulations on Your Graduation TYLER 8: VANATTA -- COAL COMPANY -- We furnish COAL for your SCHOOL Let us furnish COAL for your HOME Phone 4-2448 BEST WISHES from Binghomton's Oldest Established JEWELRY STORE RUSSELL Cr O'BRlEN, lnc. George W. Joseph JEWELERS SINCE l905 25 Court Street Binghamton 4-l029 WHIPPLE'S LUMBER 490 COURT STREET-PHONE 2-5353 Geo. F. Highway, Endwell -- Ph. 7-1813 LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES CHAS. R. STRANGE, Inc. Binghamton's Oldest Shoe Store First National Bank Building 95 COURT' STREET lOpposite Exchange Streetl MERVILLE-DEYO MOTOR SALES 28 Wall Street Ask the Man Who Owns One Nancy Gentile and Anna Dana look as it they might be jealous of Hazel Bob- cock-and with good reason l Hazel is behind the wheel of a l948 Packard from Merville-Deyo. Congratulations to Binghamton North High School CLASS OF '48 Like Janus, you are looking back-and forward: back upon happy school days filled with mem- ories and with preparation, forward upon a future of planned accomplishment. Experiences of the post are valuable stepping stones toward future success. Don't disregard them. Our best wishes go with you! McLEAN7 DEPARTMENT STORES Binghamton, N. Y. Endicott, N. Y. That moment seems all the more wonderful to Glory Keyes and Don Mastronordi after being outfitted by McLean's. MEET YOUR FRIENDS at the RITZ TEA ROOM LUNCHES, DINNERS 8: ICE CREAM Served Daily TECHNICAL TRAINING FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - T wo-Year Curricular Chemical Technology Medical Oilice Assistant Mechanical Technology Technical Office Assistant Electrical Technology Tuition Free to Residents of New York State Fall Term Begins September 24 NEW YORK STATE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES 227 Washington Street Binghamton, N. Y. Always Ask for NEW Cr TRUE COFFEE Fresh Roasted Daily in Binghamton Fresh Roasted Coffee Has the Best Flavor DISTRIBUTED BY NEWELL 8. TRUESDELL 00. ROASTERS Binghamton, N.Y. Poae Eio htv-Ona A Ol.UM'S COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS AND WOMAN'S APPAREL TWO BIG STORES TO SERVE YOU 114 Clinton Street 222 Main Street Binghamton Johnson City 'T PAYS m'6'l 6R5 TO SHOP AT PENNEY'S furrierg Binghomton's Cash Speciolistsin . Department Store fur coat mak'ng ond their care J. C. PENNEY Inc. 16 COURT STREET if Q iei so WALL STREET BINGHAMTON P T NORTH SHOPS COMPTON-DUNN for CLOTHES MosT LIKELY T0 succEED Pictured from left to right are Gary Robinson, Joan Heggelke, Nancy Hall, and Ted Savo, North students strolling on Chenango Street. They're approaching Compton-Dunn, by the wayl Below: North students Nick Demchack, Gary Robinson, and Ted Sovo look over the latest thing in shirts and neckwear at Compton-Dunn. For several years now, Compton-Dunn has been outfitting North men from head to toe. The reason for Compton-Dunn's popularity among North men is simple . . . Compton-Dunn are experts at dressing the student body. lt makes no difference if you're a green freshman, a sophisticated sophomore, a jaunty junior, or cz smooth senior, Compton-Dunn always has the clothes you want. Compton-Dunn knows what's what on the leading campuses, too. That's why, by means of a new wardrobe, they've transformed so many smooth high school seniors to self-confident, as- sured college freshmen. Compton-Dunn expresses its sincere best wishes for success to every member of North's l948 graduating class. HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX, EAGLE CLOTHES ARROW, JAYSON SHIRTS MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR STETSON, MALLORY HATS INTERWOVEN HOSE . . . and all the names you know Eampfan Q Wann cfxchszlve flings fm, 772272 25CHENANGO SI 0 BlNGHANlTON.NX D Af is E- 5 omrnencernent is only the beginning . . . Every achievement opens a new frontier. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION ENDICOTT. NEW YORK RESD IC K5 B7 COURT STREET --Fo'R CLOTHES THAT HAVE CHIC KEATS BOOK STORE 64 COURT STREET - PHONE 4-5165 LARGEST STOCK OF BOOKS IN THE TRIPLE CITIES Visit Our New Record Department if' .-: .,:-:-:-:g:- 4. -. . 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KTNDS St at i on e rs I J O H N N S 170 WASHINGTON STREET II Court Street 121 STATE STREET Why Take a CI1ance?- Insure! with ESTABROOK, KOERBEL 8' ESTABROOK, INC. F. G. KOERBEL Phones:2-4057 Associate Z-5309 Health -Accident-AutomobiIe- HospitaIizution-Fire- Life -Bonds P Eh Six CONGRATULATIONS CRADUATING CLASS OF NORTH HIGH from Binghamton's Oldest Bank THE CITY NATIONAL BANK OF BIN GHAMTON 'blue coal' G-31G-C0- D., L.aw. FUEL AND suPPLY CLEANERS DYERS TAILORS coMPANY INC. 3' 5 CW Sffee' Office 8: Plant Dial BINGHAMTON' NEW YORK Conklin Avenue 4-2445 PAINTS - FINISHES - WALL PAPERS .IANITOR SUPPLIES INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS H. C. COLLIER fr SONSJNC. l29-l35 Conklin Avenue RETAIL WHOLESALE lt's FOWLER'S for High School Boys' ond Girls' CLOTHES and ACCESSORIES! Dressed in one of FowIer's smart summer styles, Helene Stephen complet the sole with accessories from Fowler' Girls' C Page Eighty-S COMPLIMENTS of TRIPLE CITIES OPTICAL ASSEMBLYMAN RICHARD H. KNAUF 80 Court Street ---- Dial 4-3321 HARRIS ARMY 85 NAVY STORES FQ Everything for Dress, Sport 5 SU S and Work lifflllliiil iginlli 167 Washington Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Y fNear Y.M.C.A.D 51 Washington Avenue, Endicott, N. Y. COATS - SUITS DRESSES - ACCESSORIES For the Junior Miss Doyle's merchandise is always appealing. Phyllis Brooks and Donna Porkhurst ex- amine the stylish sweaters being shown them by one of Doyle's helpful soles- ladies. Dov Le' ..i---1-...lUlG Court St. at Water, Binghamton, N. Y. E ' V, sfwiww t ' ll 'IEFHPVE 'RS , UUE 'foul ' S' . X R Your Piono From FowIer's will be a never-ending source of rich pleasure -the happiness centre of your home. The Piano House of Binghamton ggwleris piano Dept Read. A. Dimmock-mga Tops in il' FLAVOR 'Ir FRESHNESS 'A' NUTRITION SPAULDING TABLEQUEEN BREAD P g Eghty sqm Most People Can Add! lt's an educated person who makes sure that two plus two always comes out four. Mrs. L. VanDusen converses on the subject with Jean Dennis and Ken Griffith. As cashier of the A. Stewart Payne Agency, 2l0 Security Mutual Building, Mrs. VanDusen has the opportunity of actually seeing sav- ings come in-and dividend and policy payment checks returned to people who know that 2.-l-2 can always equal 4. In I947, policyholders and ben- eficiaries of Security Mutual received 53,107,492 - Sl,645,325 of which was paid or credited to living policy- owners. zcuritg utual ifz Insurancz umpang Binghamton, N. Y. LIFE - ACCIDENT - HEALTH - GROUP WElI. lllil. More Thon a Drug Store THE HEALTH SERVICE CENTER of Binghamton -Finest Quality Drugs -Economy Prices HAMLlN'S RED CROSS Drug Stores - O C C among papers in the East Norma Wood, Ken Knowlton, ond Helen Polonsky look on os Ardith Dillon shows them the wonders of the Recordok Library Film Reader ot the BINGHAMTON PRESS. THE BINGHAMTON PRESS Page Ninely CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE COMPANY, INC. DONALD J. DUVALL Branch Manager DONALD H. GRANT DAVID S. LAUNT Representatives IIAIIIII' 69 Court Street Fashions for the Junior Miss DRESSES -- SUITS - COATS SPORTSWEAR CONSTINE 8: WHITNEY Manufacturers of EET-MOR Potato Chips - Salted Nuts Popcorn 184 Robinson St. Binghamton, N. BABCOCKIS SPORT SHOP COMPLIMENTS of M. O. and D. O. WILSON Racquet prospects Iook bright to Pat As- wad and Donald Hornick, who are mak- irig their choices from Babcock's large selection. BABCOCK HINDS 6 UNDERW OOD 174 Washington Street A 123-5 State Street HARDWARE Since 1874 GENERAL AGENTS Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Marine Midland Building Phone 2-6431 'na-cafy FABRIC sHoP INC. RAYONS COTTONS WOOLENS TRIMMI NGS 32 Court Street INext to Homlin'sI BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Telephone 2-7824 PQ Y. NtO Picture-taking is FUN . . . with Ansco film and cameras i ANSCO B' gh N Y Demand Homaid Telephone 2-0887 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SLACIK'S HOMAID BRAN D MEAT PRODUCTS Wholesale, Retail and Manufacturers of MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS 158-162 Clinton Street Binghamton, New York When you are looking for the s BRAND MEAT PRODUCTS. 40 y merchandising. eats DEMAND SLAClK'S HOMAID be t ears of experience in manufacturing and Zwfgwe oyfiffwzw 7 MAIN STREET BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK M SL T 2 0046 HALL PRINTING 5' BINDING CQ. rniN'riNG - sooKaiNmNG - rl-io'roorrs:'r 205-207 State Street phone 23477 Binghamton, N. Y. unior High Pharmacy YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE 163 Robinson St. and Broad Ave. Dial 2-96l 8 Dial 2-2234 MICHAEL M. PERHACH Chas. D. Humphries Home of Superior Home Appliances 37-39 Collier St. A woman's dream-a stove like that pic- tured above from Humphrie's stock. Gene Cross nad Eddie Paden are discovering the advantages of Humphrie's stove. Pyrofax Gas Service Kitchen Planning Headquarters a stew after f x N lf yu! ' li 4.2222 A 67 ,, 'if567 EEQQQFEW graduoHon? If you are, it is no wonder, for the prob- lems of financing an education, going in business or setting up housekeeping are mony. ln other words, many people are due to spend some real money. Fortunately we are able to assist you in financing these many personal problems. We welcome the opportunity to help you work out these problems at any of our Personal Loan Departments. MARINE MIDLANBD TRUST COMPANY Main Office Corner Court and Collier Phone 4-432i West Side Office Corner Main and Jarvis Phone 4-4325 UNION-ENDICOTT OFFICE lOO East Main Sfreet Phone End. 327 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CAREERS For High School Graduates Central and North students get together in front of LoweIl's Business School to find out for themselves the advantages of Lowell training. These foresighted stu- dents are Ted Savo, Nancy Gentile, Bob Geisec, Bob Hunziker, Dorothy Stracha, Anna Dana, and Hazel Babcock. SCHOOL OF LOWELL WMS H6 Front Street PHONE 4-2941 RIGGING Geo. E. TREYZ MOVING. TRUCKING. STORAGE STATE STREET Bmemmen, N. Y. STICKLEY PHOTO SERVICE PHOTO SUPPLIES-CAMERAS CINE KODAKS Corner Hawley and Carroll Streets BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Compliments X0 . SK STEPHENS sz COMPANY N90 INC. GY X X0 School Supplies 85-87 STATE STREET Dial 2-3497 ERNEST H. PARSONS HOME FOR FUNERALS Dial 4-4422 7l Main Street Binghamton, N. Y. Verna Buccasio and Nancy McLenan can truthfully say, l look best in Morton Coy cIothes after seeing their excellent stock of merchandise. Mum UYO Page Na ety F ve You Break 'Em .... We Make 'Em ALLOY.STEEL Q21 . . 57 BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complete Spring Service 16 JARVIS STREET BE WISE! FOR QUALITY SPEND YOUR POINTS THE oEuclous WAY McTIGH E GRCCERY CO. Distributors Percy S. Brooks Agency General Insurance and Real Estate 300 MARINE MIDLAND BLDG. Fire A t Plate Gloss Bonds 4-2l 69 Dial 4-2872 CURLY TOP suggests GOLDEN TOAST BREAD nety-Six Keep your BEST FOOT FORWARD for tine footwear PARLOR CITY SHOE CO. 40 Court Street CONGRATULATIONS l 948 GRADUATING CLASS The LAWRENCE PAINT COMPANY Headquarters for Art Supplies STOP IN AT OUR FOUNTAIN and LUNCHEONETTE DRUGS .... CANDY .I 0 H N STO N'S PHARMACY A. M. JOHNSTON A. P. BOIGEOL 'I29 CHENANGO STREET DIAL 2-9621 BEN L. JOGGERST G' SON Printing ' Engraving RUBBER STAMPS Dial 4-2360 New Location 142 State Street COMPLIMENTS of COMERFORD TH EATRES CAP'-I-OL STRAND MVIERA Backstage at the Binghamton Theater Norman Tiffany, BINGHAM-I-ON STAR SYMPHONY John Thomas, Helen Seislove, and Beverly Barton meet vaudeville performers lrvina Benson and Jack Mann be- SUBURBAN ENJOY REGU5 fore a backdrop of vaudeville stars. Page Ninety S DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP Formerly the Morris Plan Industrial Bank A COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE for the Entire Family We operate our own plant MASTER CLEANING SERVICE 219 Chenango St. Dial 2-7777 MacLennan's Flowers 499 Court St. Crowley laboratory technicians show Doris Johnston, Bernard Puglisi, Richard Collier, and John Lester how they check samples to insure the purity of Crowley's milk. CROWLEY'S MILK CO. I ncorpora ted Page Ninety-Eight Compliments of CAMEO THEATRE D. E. SPEARBECK Fancy Groceries and Meats 484 Chenango Street Phone 2-3469 BINOI-IAMTON, NEW YORK CONGRATULATIONS from BROAD AVENUE CASH MARKET Choice Meats Quality Groceries 58 Broad Avenue Phone 4-9675 HALE Sn PARKER CHENANGO DINER Ice Cream, Milk Shakes, Sundaes DINNERS AND SHORT ORDERS SANDWICHES -- FRENCH FRIES CHENANGO BRIDGE, NEW YORK 1 Q N. E. HILL BAKERY, INC. TINGLBY S 31 Gaylord St. Binghamton, N. Y. S E R V I C E S T A T I O N FRESHLY BAKED PRODUCTS Q Dial 2-9851 Direct From Our Ovens to Your Home CIIENANOO BRIDGE, NEW YORK Shop at GROUP ENTERPRISES, INC. 189 Robinson Street Binghamton, New York FOR SCHOOL - HOME - OFFICE SUPPLIES THE EAST END,S Sc-10c STORE CONGRATULATIONS from RAYMOND'S STORE CPIENANGO BRIDGE PgN tyN GLDVERDALE FARMS BU. unc. DAIRY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM DIAL 2 5361 l Bob Geisen, Shirley Every, ond George Schantz look fascinated with the expert ice-cream packing joy done by Connie Mastrogiovanni, a North student at the Cloverdale plant. History is made Between 112 2 Po Mo and 2 Ao Mo S10 21 , Things Happen Fast -f 8 4 I During the Hours of Your Morning 7 6 5 Paper Coverage KEEP PCSTED Wim The Binghamton Sun Seeds, Bulbs, Birds, Gold Fish DOG FOODS--SUPPLIES CONKLIN-SULLIVAN CO. THE SEED STORE There Is No Substitute for Quality MARTIN BROTHERS Cleaners and Dyers Since 1907 REPAIRING - SPOT CLEANING Dial 2-5544 Delivery Service 98 Chenango Street 111 Washington St. Dial 4-5211 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK D I A M O N D S COMPLIMENTS of Watches - Pearls -- Rings Costume Jewelry RALPH J. ROGERS, Jeweler 52 COURT ST. AT WASHINGTON ST. EAST END PHARMACY 225 ROBINSON STREET AND MASON AVENUE Elizabeth B. Griiiin, Prop. DAVIS 8: SWEENEY . . . Laundry . . . 346 Chenango Street Telephone 2-5304 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS of BIEBER-ISAA CS CLOTHES SUITS TOP-COATS OVERCOATS Factory Price - Union Made Steve Coniglio, Manager 172 Washington Street Phone 2-7122 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK PRINTING by- Letter Press or Ojfset Equipped to produce-from layout and illustrations to the finished product from business cards to complete catalogs. THE ANDERSON PRESS, INC. CALL 4-3225 OR COME IN! A 50 Commercial Avenue ---- Binghamton BUNNELL'S MARKET Groceries and Meats QUALITY MERCHANDISE 47 'Mason Avenue Phone 2-8842 BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK Page One Hundred On . . . the high mark of fine class ewelryl Like your own class, generations of graduates have confidently chosen graduation rings bearing the D81 C mark of high quality. Since 1898 such rings have been proudly worn by the members of thousands of classes, assured by our made rightw guarantee that their rings ex- emplified the best in design, material, workmanship-and value. ' . , . I I I 17 .IOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8 ' BOSTON - NEW ORLEANS - PROVIDENCE N Compliments DORFMAN'S DEPT. STORE 236 ROBINSON STREET of PHONE 2-6741 THE HILLCREST Men's and Ladies' Ready-to-Wear PHARMACY Having a Party? THE BARN 7 l A M B S 39 Broad Avenue I C E C R E A M Chinese-American Restaurant Hammond Organ and Chimes Gallons Page One Hundred Two -WHEELER'S- NORTH SIDE HARDWARE 511 Chenango St. Binghamton, N. Y. Phone 2-1535 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS H.ARDWVARE PAINT FOUND Hundreds of Things That people need. Our store is full of staple vari- ety store merchandise that compares in assortment and price with the large chain stores. Try us soon. We will be looking for you. WALDORF,S VARIETY STORE 494 CHENANCO STREET Open Every Friday Evening NORTH SIDE Congratulations GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN AND BEST WISHES 504 CHENANGO STREET G 7' U d U ll t 3 3 Phone 4-9634 BENSON'S MARKET GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES H. E. Benson, Proprietor Phone 4-4394 506 CHENANGO STREET ALWAYS THE LATEST IN MEN'S WEAR at LORD'S MEN'S SHOP 12 Chenango Street BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK NORTH HIGH CAFETERIA NORTH SIDE PHARMACY Purity -- A ccuracy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Try us for a good selection of GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 498-500 Chenango Street Binghamton, N. Y. 2-3698 - Phones - 4-9765 PEAKE'S STORE Dealer in Meats, Groceries, Flour, Feed and General Merchandise CHENANGO BRIDGE, NEW YORK Page One Hundred Three STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Eleanore 'l'him Business Manager-Frances Banczyk Photography Editor-Victoria Waitkavicz Activities Editor-Elizabeth Hall Art Editor-Norman Reynolds Senior Editor-Dominick DeSantis Copy Writers-Pat Aswad, Margaret McLennan, Nardina Tedeschi, Helen Freer, Ann Marie Ryan, Jacqueline VandeMark, Joyce Baldwin, Carol Ann Schmidt, Kenneth Knowlton, Robert Geiser, Gerald O'LoughIin, Richard Kabat. Photographers-Don Hornick, Merle Burdick, Frank Sturges, Jack Smith. Art Staff-Joe Orzehowski, Roland Ketchum, John Dow. Business Staff-Joan Breswitz, Mary Hartigan, Erdine I-line, William Lindsley, Claudine Matych, Dorothy Kaim, Eleanor Gallagher, Beverly Barton, Diane Kutz, Cecilia Talbut, Helena Pasquale, Beverly Quinn. Typists-Evelyn Thayer, Margaret Balok, Eleanor Howard, Beverly Howard, Pat Phelps, Barbara Rice, Donna Rod- man, Anne O'Brien. Page One Hundred Four ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Wampum Staff wishes to thank the following individuals and groups who have assisted so co-operatively in the produc- tion of the l948 yearbook: To Mr. Charles Konecny of the Photography Department, who, though a newcomer to North this year, has come through his orientation admirably and has contributed a great deal to the success of the photography in the book. To Mrs. Virginia Whaley of the Art Department, who has rendered invaluable criticism of the art make-up. To Mrs. Betty Gordon of the Commercial Department, who has capably managed the financial end of the subscription drive and who has directed our advertising crew in a most successful solicitation of ads. To all those in the Main, Counselors', and Attendance offices who have given so graciously of their time in answering all of our questions, and who have made school records available to us. To the home room delegates, who gave us much assistance in making the subscription campaign a success. To our advertisers, who have helped to make the book possible. To Mr. Karl West and Mr. Frank West, our printers, who, by their encouragement, have'helped us over the many rough spots that developed as the l948 Wampum was taking shape. gi Q' 'WI t on W 1 f 4 -ws. M ,Q 1. wif' I Lg J F gf 5 , v e 0 U Q af' E H 1x'..Vi9' V ' if , , A -X L :, ' '9f .- I W . IWW QIQXQE' 2-ff-::.,,:g w'f.?:?.5'f5 ? T931 ij? Q21 fflqw- 31. 3. , 'f V , ' ' 'N 19,14 ffl-HM' W6 TE S V ,-.1 xp: .ny , :H 'ein wmv, M., I' ,N , 1. 1 ' .::'Vwffifzg- yin ' LA, gms 1 -Qyj A-1 vu, w use-'Y .55 FV ' , ,- 5? 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